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District Government Affair.".
RAILROAD FENCES AND GATES.

RATLRoAp FENCES AND GATES.
Inc District commissioners YESTERDAY received
notlflcatfon from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company that they intend to Sc; about at once to
fuihl the conditions OF the recent compromise,
curing them 10 fence fn their tracks within the
city limits and erect automatic gates at street
crossings.
BIDS FOR SEWER Work
BldS were opened to-day at IL O'Clock, In the Office
or the District Commissioners for constructing in
THIS city "A 500 nea or terra Gotta pipe sewers
from II 10 "A inches in diameter, and 81 800 feet OF
orlck ana concrete sewers. from 2x3 fe 20 feet
Inside diameter. There was quite large crowd OF
interested persons III attendance. and but Seven-
Teen BIDS were received. Boston, New York, Phila-
oelphla. baltimore, Ohio and the District Of COlum-
Ola were represented among the bidders.
TIE COGSwFLL FOUNTAIN.
Inc commissioners to-day received a letter from
MI Alexander Mcdonald, or Cambridge, Mass.
stating that he has sent a sketch OF plan, with
instructions, to Mr. Shaffer. the plumber, In this
itx 10 nave the work necessary to be done to the
Gogowel fountain executed at once He suggests
that grooves cut in the platform will prove ade-
quate to carry off superflu0us water.
COMPLAINT ABOUT SEWER
MI. John v. kehl 923 an street southwest COM
plains OF the condition OF the sewerage at AZ and
n streets He says the sewer is Chstructed and
purposes. which prevents the overflow of storm
"dte" nj flil5 up his premises He asks the Com
lh'- uherS 70 remedy these detects at once, or he
MI pe obllged TO Seek protection OF the courts.
MISCELLANY.
Ihe property-holders and residents OF square 749
nave peIltioaed to have Sas lamps placed on the
". elS vi III ana 5u ara streets northeast, ana
also one about The middle OF said street and square.
A petition, numerouSly signed by property hold
erS and residents on Sd street, between and ID
streets southwest, asks that water main may be
lad on sad street, also That sewer be laid along
ID street, between street and Virginia avenue.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector EntwSle as follows:
George Butler. erect a small dwelling On Nichols
avenue Hiiisdaie, county; S4O0 Mrs Augusta
Mark!ey, repair brick, 1876 street northwest;
S2oN. George ". Bray, repair frame, Delaware
avenue northeast. bet ID street and MaSSa.
chusetts avenue $50 E. Kirk, repair brick. 9,S K
street nor,h"eej; 1900. Catherine A. Emmons,
erect two tWo-story dwellings, 9TH street east;
$1,000.
APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY Posi- OFFICR.-The
following substitute letter carriers have been ap-
pointed In The city post office, under the civil
Vice rules: Samuel d. Boss. VIM. S. Van Fleet. Mil
lal1 +. Carlisle. Hugh N. Smith, Arthur J. Beall
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A Wagon Load of Documents.
AMMUNITION FOR THE CAMPAIGS-A SPEECH FOR THE

IRISH.
An immense wagon load Of documents were
landed at democratic headquarters last evening
Prominent among them is Senator voorhees, speech,
headed . The Protection Of American Citizens
Abroad" in Which Mr. Blaine is charged with not
having properly exerted himself While Secretary OF
state 10 the defense OF American suspects arrested
IN England This will be literally circulated among
the Irish, with the view to dispute Mr. Blaine'S
claim to the Irish vote upon the grounds OF a Wig
orous foreign policy.
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A SERIES or EXCURSIONS
"A VIII be given by the
SATURDAY EVENING CI.CB
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
The entertainments will consist o: Dancing Vocal
Music, &c. Music b. Prot. Donch's orchestra
The Steamer MARY WASH NCION will leave her
wharf at 63G y. m, returning at ii D. H.
Geutleans Ticket 30 cents. two ladies' complimented
with each gentleman additional ladies IS cents each
TO br had of the committee AZ: =, .:c Scs: jy23
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An Attempt to Wreck n Train.

MILWAUKEE, Nls.,Ju 3l.-There were rumors last
nlirEt OF wreck un the Northwestern road, about
30 miles north OF Milwaukee, II was learned that no
trans left The track III L. reliably reported that
uain men found ties nilei on the track In three
places Tor the evident purpose OF wrecking trains
Ihefe Is no cue Ia the perpetrators
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-, ATTENTION!
tSS EAST WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS CLUB
The first regular monthly meeting will be held FRI
DAY EVENING. August 1st. at Witthafts Hail. south
STREET, Sd A full attendance rs desired Able
speakers will be present By order
jySl2t j. c. ENTWISLE, Secretary
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CHICAGO. july 3l.-tiov. Hamilton last night n.
Sued a warrant for the arrest or Gov. Moses
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pROWN'S IRON BITTERS. HAVING RELIEVED
- me of heartburn and cured Inc Of impure blood I
Z ke pleasure recommending 1t. JNO. E. EHR-
HAfDT. 1881 9Th street northwest. jy29-eo
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HOOkS, DC.

= lhoreau. N --'i H.
tI"ltr Aur; $ REM One summer by Blanche Willis
~. .iy e1n : Mothers IN Council
Sta'..tsr'i. 81 e''~ and >-.- --t.r /. .lt,raries
;i-'., 2, a. ( u III Slat.t.srry
= = & a. f.-r.I4I- 4lS 9Th stnw
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Washington News and Gossin

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S2s5, 1896; customs, s712,476
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rTINOHY -FIiE StCCfS., ATTt NDINCI PROF
~ A : HoYI in-t.Un'i' : in he ART OF MEM
C..G" has induced han IruIiI. another
ft:t-.- Lei. IL
Al the y. VI G. i Ru!l,iEs 1909 New York avenue,
THURSDAY EI Ming,
July 81. AT : a'lloIk
Iadie- and crntle-.cn are invited jy3O-2t
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ARREST OF CouNTERFErTER-The Treasury de-
partment is informed OF the arrest at Boston, yes
terday OF Charles P Troisi for passing counterfeit
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hNCHON. COFCOttsN BUILDING
rs il:Sf Class EAiR DRESSER FROM PARI3
1tr'e IA LIS arr sve Aiesi.s Expus1sous >,
lars Lyons aI.i Ni,a-l~
d. .t'.rer G-.,i ll porter -
tt -!AN HAlr. AID FINE HAIR WORK
st~'s t.e Hair CUttl~g ard Hair .ress;rg
ttlCy-tl a'i,J sllaIyCUy II fEst class ganna-
N.ss II
- %. rIFTEF NTH STREET NORTHWEST
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY Posi- OFFICE.-The
following substitute letter carriers have been ap-
pointed in The city post Office under the civil ser
Vice rules: Samuel d. Boss. VIM. S. Van Fleet. Mil
lal1 +. Carlisle. Hugh NJ. Smith, Arthur j. Beall
and Geo L w Baum
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Mr.. VIM Fl. BIGELow will succeed Mr. Cheney as
superint endent OF the railway mail service for New
England. Mr. Cheney resigned some weeks ago
Mr.. Bigelow is an inspector OF the Post Office de-
partmenC
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AN ELECTRICAL COMMIssIoN.-The following gen.
tiemen have been appointed by the President q
commission to conduct a national conference OF
electricians in connection with the International
september 2: Prof. Henry A. Rowland. OF Johns
Hopkins university. Baltimore, Md; Prof. John
Trowbrldge, OF Harvard university, Cambridge,
Mass; Prof. George F. Barker, University OF Penn
sylvania, Philadelphia: Prof. VI. B. Snyder, High
81 hool observatory. Phadelphia; Prof. j. Willard
Almanac Office, Washington. D. c.. Prot. Edwin j.
houston. Central High school, Philadelphia: Prof.
Charles a. Young. Princeton college; DR.. William
H. Wahl. secretary Of the Franklin Institute Pha-
deIp1a; Prof. +. c. Vandyck, Rutgers college, New
Brunswick; Prof c. F. Prackett, Princeton college
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The UNITED STATES TREASURER is receiving from
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing small guam
titles of United States notes Of the denominations
OF one and two dollars "v"ry day and expect by the
1st OF August to be able t. supply small demands
for note, OF those danOInin ationS.
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THE LIFE-SAv1NG SERyICE.-The life-saving ser
vice division OF the Treasury department has just
issued the Revised Regulations Of the Life-Savng
Service for 1884,, volume Of hundred and fifty
pages, designed for the guidance OF officers and
crews OF the stations in The service This is the
nrSt revision OF the regulations issued since 1870
All the laws relating to the SERVICE together with
The opinions o. the law officers OF the government
upon questions which have arisen relative TO the
dutes restrictions a Id privileges OF employees Ia
connection with salvage, given i'll concise form
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REMOVING NAVAL LWREcKs.-Commander Cotton
commanding the United States steamer Speedwell,
In letter to the Navy department, states thar the
wreck reported on the July pilot chart bearing
northwest by west from Care Henry. = Gistai.ce of
fifty miles, was blown up by torHeions Oh tie 20t h
inst. naval vessel VIII shorty be sent out TO
blow up a wreck which is reported. 10 oc lying in
eight fathonS OF watc. six niles southeast or og
island, directly in the track OF vessels bound from
New York TO Baltimore.
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(uKCULATING LIBRARY,
I7i3 PENNSYLVANIA tyFYrF

The b~s' rev books; seven ,northlv and two weekly
ElseaZf's a. -~-s--l -'
ItIiis - o~I> Ir mont. OF Si I+r year ;e7-stu tn
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kilograms to The Star.
Il. fHE DAYTON SOLDIERS REUNION.
VIRGINIALYNCHERS TOO LATE
THE VICTIMS OF THE CHOLERA
FRANCE AND CHINA AT PEACE
The Soldiers, Reuuton.

INTERESTING CEREMONIES At pAYToN-rHE STREETS
THRoNGRD WITH vIsIToRS-A SHAN GUNBoAT
BATTLE.
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WHO HAS hlM7

lie came clicking along int our
Office with his wooden shoes and said
"3e you vas de ,Gitor.'
yes sir, what can we q. for yon?"
Vel, haf lost minc dog, and l
VS. dold YOU vas pnying dogs and l
come init you to see if YOU iafc mine
dog. ISL dot SO?
no sir you must mean Bro. Willis,
We buy no dogs, you had better 60
and see him.
.Who vas das?"
""'hy the editor Of the other paper.'
"Vel, ! go see him, eli? But |
wants to dold you about mine dog vat
/ lost so ii you SEE nat Jim you AN
loid he vas my Bismarck-dot vas
de dogs M'ae, you kno", yah, his
name Us b.siaarex. Nit only ore
eve on ccoun Of al Old p!aca Ga.
vat belongs to y val Wild rc,i.sh.lea
hair. Also, i.v has only l.t. legs, ou
account of a. lnocolntlve engines init.
oai any bu,lcateher. lle vas bald
beaded over himself in consequence
OF red bot waiter Oh account mil
ii -L;iug nit an old misiL's cat. On
v.,n end; of himself is his head. Oh
de ul.r eudt y;.s his tail vat he has
left-as his tail ME init q circula,
saw voncs unat he has only Won hall
a tail now. n oder way you can told
him vas dot he got sears on de top oi
his side where he scratched hnmsel,
mt = thomas cat, but de thomas cal
never recovered herself. You can
also told bismarck ON account Of his
wonderful Instinct. }le y out.
inshtinct ANY dog vat yon ever ga,
in my life. For assistance, If YOU
pa, him IN III. he'd, nit y,u hand.
he knows right away ALREADY Ias you
Like him; bu if you pat nm on de
he'd NIT a sthone or de W. lex Of a
proom, den he viii suspect rgh ava,
quick dat you care no narcn abou,
him. l dink after all dots Dlayps d.
pest vay vat you can told him-p,
his iush,inct. Everybody say he ya
dc most ina't'nctene.t dog dot neve1
vas"
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EEK CT PRAYER.

The week Of prayer will be oh
served in the Presbyterian church o.
X miail The different aenumina
lions m.!,ing, beginning Monday eve
ning Jan. {. The program is as fol
lows:
Monday, 7.-"Praise and thanks.
giving"
tuesday, s.--"Confesslon of sin,
prayer for cleansing and renewal"
Wednesday. o. Prayer TO, families
and instructors of youth"
Thursday, lo.-Prayer for the Church
of Christ.
Friday, H. ~ntcrcession for the ma.
tons.
Saturday, l2.-f'rayer for Missions
at hem. ard abroad
Az. leaders are appointed nd the
church VIII lc comfortably heated.
E>,r, larly is c,r'i,,il, invited and
urgel 10 participate in the
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Grand Arm. " the People.

a recently formed organization.
known as tie "Gramt Army Of the
People" which wan, among other
things III, right to vnt- direct for
president and vic. president of the
United States IN 1854, through and
by an amendment. TO she co,,>tnu ,iou,
viii hold u ma~ meeting IN Eroek!yn
some time nsX mnnth. Among other
changes demanded by the army is
that Of free p"stags for letters, "a
postal Telegraph owned and operated
by the go.ernmsit,'a x on al in-
comes yer ! 5000, protection for
labor against mnnopnlits of all kinds,
and \ board of government commits
sioners to supervise and hx til. rates
of fares FIR passengers and freight on
all railways throughout the country.
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The SIM.
nzN YORK, 1884,

Abort sixt. million copie. Of TE SIM have
gone out Of one establishment during the past
tw"iro months.
II pou ~r,s to past. end to end all tn. columns
Of all FL. S's>s printed nrd sid last y.s. you
~susd s~1 are:trnen. strip Of irter~seirs IL
formation, usceinss asits~. sietlam, ssr,,,l .i..:-
trin". ard ss : sit lon.' e..cagh 60 r.s-t nor,
Printins timis. -r.sr~ to the top Of !H-u,t ca.
p thlt,ts 70 the inU1n, ellen hack n Prirtihs
Unlse .1nsr~, rid tlr.s thf.s-ia.rts,s Of The
Wv, buck L, I've n,,>n aea,,i,
a.' lbs -ts : ~r,,,sn for tfs ipf .bitAnts q,
the s.rsh this s,.ln- strip OF IL teliisence would
r,'tfi. tie globe tv-i,tl-scv.n Or tssnty.is,.t
times.
1f"eers hnssr Ct n cop! Of TIN SuN dn-;vs the
past year ha. spent Only one hour ave, il. ard il
hi. vii. o. NJ. grandfather I'm. .,,ent A9o,her
hour, this NV ,tsltsr in IN, hu. afforded die .,u-
rna' race thirteen thousand SAFE II 81. sly n 3D.
il q. night AID day.
ia onfs b. ftiA calculations like th~A .hss
you can fern avg idcx 81 the c,re.uaSion Of the
most popalsr OF American new4pnpors. or Of its
IL daencs on the opiI.iOua sad actous ui An4sri-
can m-, AID vn.fen.
Ihk SUN is. ard will continue 10 be, . rsve.
ras r vhici, t'iis ths truth Sithout fear OF coz
se4usicss, ~lliat, get. ut the fscts no matter nov
much the pr"cssc costs, which presents ths nsx.
OF all the world without waste Of words E,d in
the n,ost isad.bie shape. which il working with
all its heart for tie cause Of honest government,
ard which therefore h,lieves that the Rspubli-
cnn party must SO, ard Inxst 90 in thiA coming
year OF our Lord, 1874.
Ii yon know TEs SrN. you like it slrsedy. and
yon Will read it with eccnstoraNt diligence aid
profit daring what is sur. to b. the most inter
estins year in its history. II you do not yet knop
TIE Sun, it il hi.h tins to sst into tie s,,nsIine
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NJ. fears hai' At C,,amScriaiu.

About forty couple assembled 4,
Lc>lic's Opera iIuuse IL Chamberlain
m New Yeas V to help kick the
old year out and naltz the new ol.e
in. l, vas feared early in the eve.
nm: that the Opera House would
not hold the crowd and their worS.
fears were realized about eleven
o'clock Wen Landlord Wright an
- ance! supper wa, ready. In les,
than three minutes the dining rooms
Of III. " righr flons, held them ali,
They all did ampl" justice the choice
wAnds 30 lMi>hly spread ont upon
the grunting ,ab,., I'VE believe that.
The Way they express i) and 1t . 8
onl, 'hrn Wight politely proclaim
I'd that in spite of 'i.e following day
being a legal holiday tie people OF
Chamberlain could serve breakfast
at TIE usual hour, that hing, Con.sln
and " Ills and :hr other pres. repre-.
Scntati,es we're Willing TO return t.
the ball. After supper the dance
was changed to = k.p year party
with Two of Chamberlain's most pop-
lar young iadi.. q. floor managers.
1t w. unanimously voted Tia, the
after supper lsog'sm was the NOS,
enjoyable part of the evening and
when Bro. King danced the raguc,te,
and Bro. Consiin tried to "v,rclc''
both ways at the amt time anu ex.
ec.ted White Ghosts favor:.c wal
dance the climax Of fun was reached.
a half dozen kiml,aliitcs were pres.
ent asd were royalty entertained by
their mNny Chamberlain friends, bid
ding them adicu with wishes for a
happyNcw Yea, to them ali.
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suc,nl ounromeut.

a large proportion If the readers
of the GnArHic are farmers, many of
whom desire u great deal more OF
farming literature than We are able
To give in our i,mitsl space. To :M-
c"rn'n"'iare all s,Ah we have made
arrangement. with the publishers Of
.h- American Farmer 10 give 1t as y
PR Ssinm f'f II year u every sub
scrit-r Of the t;RAprIc who ;ays hi.
subscription in advance. The AAeri-
can F,rms" is = large Is page paper,
published vt Fort WAYNE. Ind., ths
subscription price Of which is *I.no
l'er year. Every farmer in Isruie
county should avail himself Of this
magnificent offer. Sample copies
may be seen at this office.
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A Gotham Custom.


The morning after the Vanderbilt
ball a gentleman entered a prominent
jewelers. establishment on Broadway
and said:
81 would like to look at some dla-
monds."
"Diamonds? Yes, sir" replied the
clerk in rather Al embarrassed man
il"r. "Er-c"niin't sou arop in after
a%inueryn
NO" said the gentleman, Il am
Obliged to leave town. Why can't |
see them GOV as we'll as after dinner?:''
"Well, to tell you the TRUTH" re-
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timber culture entry shall have once
been made on a tract of public land
s"bjebt to such entry, and the same
shall be cancelled or relinqais!,ed,
the land covered thereby shall there.
after be subject to entry only under
the timber culture laws, and no pat
ent shall be issued for such land until
the requirements under such laws
shall have been fully complied with.
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The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union of Ohio a few days ago
officially challenged DR. Do Lewis
to meet Hon. John y. Finch Of Ne
braska, in a series of public debates
anywhere in Ohio on She subject Of
legal prohibition of the liquor traffic,
Finch to favor prohibition and Lewis
to deny. The union has received a
letter from Lewis, in which he agrees
to meet Finch at three points in Ohio,
and i'll conclusion he says: 81 believe
that the brave, noble Temperance
women of OHIO IRE sacrificing their
divine came in NJ a;temp, to win
victory through an army OF cons,A-
bles. I shall be glad to participate
in such discussion with the hope that
may help to turn the tide"
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Kimbnn Oak. Dee. %. 1854.

Mr.. Currers. Dear SIR
W" wore much rlnn.rd by ycnr speech recent
IL d''ivcrai in this place. ard v"ntnr. 70 a.k
TINT Won fnvnr the Indie. md rcrt,c1n~,, q. Kim
hall With y lecture AZ your ~ssrlieSt convenience,
Topic 70 hn chosen hs vnu-self.
sirr"'-r. 2. Yn-c. Mis-. Ma Och.ncr, Mis-.
My ss'orri.. w. g. wilii,, c. =. Tjnsn ard 9th
ecs.
In ",sw"r =" the ahc.r most respectful call
viii t-'i~e, p 'ec'urr on tie Srar:ah 1,t,l"m.nt
o. Arn"rirs an Wednesday naxt, the o.h.. At TIN
Prnshytr-;nn church commencing at haI' pne,
seven o'clock p. NJ. z. T. CunAsSs.
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Gen. Washburn, OF Minnesota, has
introduced a bill in the House provid-
ing for the repeal Of the pre-emption
laws ard modifying the homestead
and timber culture laws. The follow.
ing IA the bill: See. |. That the pre
emption laws, together with all laws
authorizing the fling of decla,atory
statements for entering public land.
by agent or attorney BE-, and til.
same is hereby repealed; provided,
h".evcr, that this yep~al shall no,
effect the disposal Of the lands under
treaty stipulation, with Indian tribes,
MOI he deemed to impair any legal
rights heretofore acquired under laws
hereby repealed; but all existing set
Elements, entries or filing. MAJ b.
perfected upon proper proof and bona
fide character of said c~lailas, and 81
due compliance with the provisions
and RECRUITMENT. of the laws m,der
which suth settlements or fling are
made, provided, further, that any per
sol who has not heretofore the beIe-
fit Of the pre-emption laws, and who
failed f,o.n any cause to perfect title
to d tract of land heretofore entered
by HIM under the homestead laws,
may make a second homestead entry
in lieu of the prescription prevailing
hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. That no person who has
made, or hereafter shall make a
homestead entry on public lands shall
be entitled to avail himself of the
provisions of section 23Ol of the re-
vised statutes of the United States,
until he shall have resided upon
eal,;Sated. and made actual improve
mNnts Vi. 'be laad embraced il, .ucl,
%.,Fr. iur tit full p.r'oi of thirty
mnGth;, AMI /, stab u. III. duty ot
ths commissioner OF the general land
office To require evidence of actual
compli.ncs with the requirements Of
The law III respect to settlement, resi-
,ien'e, imroycment and cultivation, in
al cas.s is ~h,al title now is, or may
mere ~.i';-t, he claimed under the home
stead, or other settlement or improve
ment laws Of the United States.
Sec. }. That any person applying
for the benefit OF the timber culturp
laws shall max. his entry in person
at the proper local lMd Office, and
make affidavit that he Is an actual
resident of tie State or Territory III
which the land is situated, and that
be h". moi entered into any contract
or agreement to relinqu:sh the entry
h. may make. nd hat be has no
present or prospective purpose to
make such accomplishment; and the
Of, rim for s,l Az = matter Of traffic,
speculation or REIMBURSEMENT of pub
i,c Land entries 81. Il be licensed prime
{ .cia evidence that SUI. en.ries were
male for speculative purposes and
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Beecher says. four-fif,hs of the peo-
pie in heaven will be women. That
IL; all right enough. Nobody ought
to kick about that. Fourliiths of the
women are better than men, anyway,
and they ought to go to heaven. But
according to that story, what Il stag
party there is going to be standing
around tie ire i'll the other place
Picks Sun.
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
n RYAN.

kr.sx.r and CoussEL1oR at LAW. Vii
practise in Te%rritori.t, st te and United
ktate. Courts. Crinia 4 laws speciality. vii:
attend to iand cases 4 iocai land office Il
al Washington. D. G Lands lougi,t and
sold on commission sui taxes pHid FOR ION
residents. Office on Main strc,t opposite
Taft HOUSE. Kia;h IL. Dakota
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Aaver6sine.-Ternm oil advertising road.
ksSva On application.
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strncaons sill he inserted until ordered oat
aad oaHsaed fer aScordincly.
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end Of canh month. Transient advertise
Asnts aust be paid for i'll advance.
IAN communications intended for the
1sxt issue must IL in tive hands of the printer
g early ~ Thsssday mornine to insure pub
LEGATION.
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Cd III the best style on short retice aud 4
reasonable rates,
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81 interes; are acceptable il accompanied by
tie name Of the anthur.
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sponded the clerk conndentially, eve
hayn't any to speak of in the store;
they We're all rented out for the Van
derbllt ball last evening"