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fathers grave here in the woods when q
child" she said to Dunraven as they
were one day talking of her fathers mys.
FERROUS fate.
1T is indeed q strange history. my
lovo," answered Harry, sadly. But,
Phsbe, you are rich now, as we'll as beau
tiful. Others will crowd round YOU and
strive to win your hand. You are young.
Think we'll, dear girl, IL you are sure you
can be happy and contented always with
me. There is yet time to draw back"
what a question" she replied, limo.
Gently. Money! Yes, they say shall
have money; but why should that change
me2 No; your love Is more to me than
oil the world"
He drow her TO his breast. Harry, Of
one thing am worry sure" sue said softly;
~ will never, never have any secrets
from you"
The breeze that sighed through the bare
branches seemed to murmur approvingly,
aud as the sun shone out in broad smile
of benediction upon the happy lovers,
was it poetic fancy or did that TRY bird
soaring high above them through the blue
October sky really say, "Phe-bo, Phoebe,
Phe-be. Quite-right. Quite-right."
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A Story OF Landlord and Tenants.
ElbGton NelV South.

George Worley tolls some extravagant
gopher tales about Florida. He says on
one occasion certain gentleman went to
Florida with the idea Of getting rich from
an orange grove, and was exceedingly
anxious to buy land. A tract was offered
him at price that he thought would BIO
cheap for any kind of land In any
country, and ho bought 1t and paid for
1t before he ever saw 1t. After get
ting his deed he concluded he would ride
out aud look at ii. He found 1t SO full
for him to ride over IL, and he hitohed
his horse and undertook to walk over 1t.
He did not go far. however, until he be-
came so disgusted that he pulled out his
deed aud, sticking it in gopher's hole,
said: Here, d-n you, you have got
possession and will give you the title
also" He then quit Florida in disgust.
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THE Exposition Uniyerselle de Part Culin
aire" awarded the highest honors to Angos
tura Btters as the most eillcaclous stimulant
to excite the appetite and TO- keep the diges-
tive organs in good order. Ask for the genu
Inc article, manufactured only by DR.. ]. G. b.
Sicgert d Sons, and beware of limitations.
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To THE LIEBIG COMPANY: HOSPITAL FOR
RUPTURRD AND CRIPPLED, 42d street and Lex
afforded many OF our suffering patients most
decided relief, for which am truly grateful.
JAMES KNIGHT, M. D., Surgeon-in chief.
Ask for Liebig Co.'s Arnicated Extract of
Witch Hazel I9ye ,n,S,os y spi9sl EEilflSs
crippled. Also plea and cAtaTEh.
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The Week|yNationa| Republican
rs ALWAYS FULL OF 1T.
IN ADDITION TO THE GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY
Every Number will contain More News from the
Capital than any other paper in the country.
Every Number will contain Something that the Mer
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Government Direction.
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Both Federal and Confederate Soldiers
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and Conferences held at the Capital
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Inauguration Ceremonies

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Full Reports OF All Congressional Proceedings.
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Interviews with Prominent Men of ALI Parties and on
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Descriptions of the New War Vessels.
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Sketches of Personal Experience in the Late Wa
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can only win your love-"
All, this was love indeed, honest and
brave, with no secrecy. But she must
not deceive him; no, not even if no
should despise and cast her off, She
would tell him all. He listened pa
tiently, while she told him the story Of
( er folly, temptation, and bitter re-
pentance. And now you will no longer
think me good and innocent" said she
sorrowfully as she finished her recital.
"Why, Phebe, my dearest little girl, the
fact of your telling me all this proves you
to be both. Trust me always and my
love shall not fail you.
She was weary. The painful recital
had been trial to her. If he drew her
bonny dropping head upon his breast and
kissed tho color back into her pale checks
the twilight told no tales.
Who had a better right, for she had
promised to become his wife.
One day old Junqua was found dead in
his lonely hut, his hound crouched beside
him licking his cold hand.
When Elder Busbridgo and Deacon
Mech discovered . trap-door In the floor
Of tho hut which revealed q walled-in
cavern containing old die for making
counterfeit money and a Mexican saddle
| OF curious manufacture, its gay colorf
faded, its leather decayed and moldy,
Runlet people were not very much sur
prised. The old Frenchman had always
been terror and mystery. He wal
| probably the last remaining member Of
tho gang of thieves who had once made
his hat In the woods their rendezvous.
But when the fiat pockets of the Mex
loan saddle were found TO contain deeds
aud papers that proved them TO have beer
the property of Walter Winthrop there
WINS great excitement in the place. Fur
Their investigation revealed the fact tina
Phobe WAS the lawful daughter and sole
heiress Of the said Walter Winthrop
and the owner OF tract of land so nea
a fourishing city that it made her verJ
rich.
Tho girl scarcely realized the chang,
in her position which this discover!
made, ....st,...,
u may have played over my poo
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DEC. 2lsr. 1894
UNTIL FUETiiER NOTICE.
Leave "shlllu tom trom station OF New jersey
For cGlcasc. 9"D am. and 1910 M. daily, The 900
a u i a fast Lnited EXPRESS Il Pttsburs and Chicago
It's AZ 300 No extra far CHARGED on this train or
For Cincinnati Louisville and ST. Louis do ly at so
Pm, and 1910 pm. with through Coaches ana Palace
tram l. last Limited Train to Cluclnnaii and It
LOUIS arriving In .'incnInat next eornng I'D St
Ter last time. ~ N
For PittsbrrE at 90 am. with Parlo- Car and 40
Steering cars to PItts5urg
For Baltimore week days s. 61o 40 80 $50 ant
$3.50, 4sO 4 o $50 7:O 7:i5 : sad iOsop n a-'''
For p, hat TN ~ "a 81. Su g no e - ana l9:&
For POINTS tti VALLEY railroad and pol:tl
For ANNAPOLIS, Go q M AMI la:loand 4:3op m on
For Way stations between Washington and Baltimore
go CSC. 80 q. n, L 10 $3.50. 441. - aud
iC,;ol. NJ On STnGxss. SO, a-la, and IS, 40 5
80 a. m sily except sunday ana $50 pm. daily.
AL J n. DAILY exc,i spnday Cor principal stations
GAY for Lenl!eton Staunton and Valley branch,
$40 a m daily except Sunday; tor Frederick. sos
a. u, Al j M daily except sunday.
toi Haselstowl. *o5 l. daily. except Sunday. and
1rainr from the West daily ESQ., 7:2oA m. las
From annapolis. s: a n. aud l:5o and 5:25 Q. m:
From Z xiDc:oa, $50 =. daily. except Sunday
and i "a daily. except SUNDAY -
1rls leave Baltimore for Washington at 70 CSC
$50. 100. . and lO:i0p M on Sundays, 6:sG &C
and 900 IA m.I:50 49, q. S. ESQ 1871 and 10 SO
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
fdr f,fther information app,v 2, the Bsl,inor. and
Ohio Ticket otfceM ashinston Station 6ls and 1851
ttpsyvHia niue. corner 18th street. here orders
VIII De taken Tor haage TO lie checked and feceayedAt
b puNhHM. General Manager. Baltimore.
q n ,.ltn lcan
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NNHE GREAE

IL il-.NSNo1 fOt1E
il hrrrcr lI1HXhfR - IL. iss4
Trans leave WASHINGTON. from station, corner OF 9Th
Tor Pitisbnrg and the West. Chicago Limited Exrress
sea m asi5 IL T1r s1 Loas w1 nj ss ss
hE Cars from A II to Sncini;at and Hotel
NTH sesPng Car ,; ACons e cnlc9So Western Ln
hlso connects daily for chicago. with Stepping Car
PittS5nrg to Chieaeo Mall iSIres7 10 o. ?. m daily
bali; MORE AID POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaipra, Rochester. Buffalo NIAGARA
1ooD p m daily: except Saturday, with PaiEce Cars
For Wiiiiansport, Lock Haven ana Elu,ra a, $40 a N
For 2ew YORK ana fiie East us, $50. lloo A. m
210 400 1910 ana II Is d M. On Sunday. 4.0a
SgS sId liz so p iHitsd Lures OF Pullman
For Boston WITHOUT change, 200 p m every weekday.
For Brooklyn, y T. all through trains connect a. Jer
sey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex afordins az
rsS IGisSsiPh!a. - 80 and IL N zoo e 90 500
~ 10 m. Limited Express. 9.zo m daily. except
For Baltimore. .6.s5. us. $50. $40 l1oo a. m, l2oa
On SUNDAY. $40 llcO n. 400. coo. 7.4o ioo6 aud
For Pope's Creek Line. es5a M and 44Op m daily
For Annapolis 6saa NJ. 12o5 and AS p m daily. ex.
sS sS aSp Es Es
For Alexandria SO zoo. aos, ;lol and ll.ss a m.
steoo s2 10 "a m so So Sp ms M p H. Vi sunday
For Richmc nd md the south 60e AID IL o. q m daily
TRIMS leave AexanaIia for Washington. Cos 90 1000
IVY =, g. m; LOO zoo Sd ~ 1o9 and 1870 Z m,
500 AID lolo a. m 7o5 End lo.40 =. N. and l2n
Tickets and information st The Office northeast cornc
Ct 18th street and ponaeylvania avenue and at tbs
gage to destination from hotels and residences
General MANAGE General Passenger ASint
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct.oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated March "a
S0th, A. D.. 1883 and Only recorded in Liber No. IA
l0S5. folio a45 ct seq. one of the land records for
the District of Columbia, and at the request of the
lie aneton IN front q the premises on MONDAY the
at FOUR O'CLOCK, P. NJ. the follow described
real estate situate in the city of Washington. District
OF Columbia to w.t. All that certain piece parcel OF
land and premises. known and distinguished as. and
being all OF lot numbered hundred and forty three
t143). in William e. Parteo's subdivision of subdivi-
sion lot lettered B in square numbered four hundred
and forty-hve t445) together with the improvements
thereon
81 sale One third cash balance IN three equal
after date purchasers notes to be secured by deed Of
trust on property sold. to given for deferred Pay
sncing ana recording ut purchasers cost deposit of
Sloo requrea at time OF sale terms OF sale are not
property be resold at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser after five days. advertisement in the Evening
Star
BRAINARD 3. wARNER.l sr,,,toe.
d12-eo HENRY K. WILLARD, AruseecA
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best so is JUSTHs Old stand known tor years
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable pricea Address
or call 1t
JUSTH'S Old Stand No 619 street, between 9th and
7th streets northwest.
N.R-Note by mail promptly attended To- mr3
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ssWORD FAIL TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE"
says Mr.. Selby Carter. of Nashville Tenn, for
the benefits derived from Ayers Sarsapari1a Having
been afflicted all my life with scrofula my system
seemed saturated with it. 1t gu. in blotches ulcers
and mattery sores all BODY M Carter states
that he was entirely cured by Ayers Sarsaparia and
since disseminating its eight months ago. has had
no return Of the scrofulous symptoms.
fbNHE UNTIDY, DIRTY APPEARANCE OF A
II grizzly beard should never be allowed Ruckinr-
mans Dye for the Hhiskers will readily change their
color to brown or black at discretion and thus keep
up your reputation for neatness and good looks d23
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ANuIL CO JIES.
CCG FEB ERR ZEE sSss
GUoCC E., Z 2 F. SIS
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.


is without doubt the BEAU rIrUL and The most
NUTRITIOUS Flour IN The wccld.
TIE Mille have not only the most perfect Min con-
tanning Is ii does all :he most improved Machinery In
vented MP to the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To provo thai
we would simply state thsta large quantity OF this
magnificent Flour is shipped annually TO Europe ard
eaten Ut the principal Courts Of the OLD worii We
GUARANTEE that it is made from selected kgrd wheat
grown in Minnesota and Dakota 1t is acknowledged
fact that IN this Flour perfect separation of the ggt
particles of the wheot berry and thorough elim-
nation Of all weak and tarhy matter has CO last been
reached and Is consequently NUTRITIOUS yield
Ing more bread to the barrel than any other Flour Tho
best trade admits that from its qualities
il is the cheapest Wei the best for eh.r family
OF bakers USE and unsurpassed by any -Four made
Every sack and every barrel give entire
satisfaction.
e L G'S ST LOUIS FANCY
One of the most beautiful Winter whea. Patents
offered to the trade /. is by any other Patent
except Ceres and will please the most exacting house
keeper aiid satisfy the most fastidious epicura
T-EDGE.
Amagnifcent Winter Wheat Patent.
RELIA NOE.
Asrlendid Minnesota Patent Flour made hy the ccle-
brated Hungarian process It is very cheaD and aar-
tful Patent. within the reach of ali classes and we
guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who will
tryit
. l. ID e n H / L L.
Tho old reliable standby an5 the s.an1ar1 ra,n,,y
Flour Of 1t equal in quality great man
high priced Patent Flour. whilst it can be bought for
considerable less money We defy competitors bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES. STERLING.
GILT-EDGE RELIANCE or GOLDEN hill. and We
feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them
VIII anything else For sale by al, grocers
Wholesale Depot st street and Indiana avenua
se13 WI NJ GAIT 4 co.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO.
TNHOS J. FISHER & CO,
ii Real Estate tuctihraa,Sz

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL, BRICK
AND 1906 KINGMAN PLACE NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed of trTlst dated lIt March A. IA
.. 1881 and duly recorded Iioer No. Sea- ;o;io a
22S ne OF the land records for the District Co. 1
lulnba- we shall sell, Oh THURSDAY AFTER DON
DECEMBEK HI EIGHTEENTH. AID 1884, at
HALF-PAST TIRE E O'CI OCK. in front OF the preni.
SEES Lots numbered hundred and three u03) one
according TO l. kincnans srhd vision ofsub lots mum.
berpd tweTty-sx (x6 10 firi three $3.50 inclusive in
square hered TWO hundred and forty-ona CAD as
recorded in Book IL of subdivisions page in the Office
OF the surveyor o. the District Of Columbia to ther
with the improvements thereon. consisting OF three
two story and basement brick dwellings 6nowa as
Nos. 1902 $50: and 1905 hing,nan IIacc northwest
which VII be sold separately.
Terms: One bird cash balance in six (c) ani twelve
@ months with interest, and secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sod deposit o. 500 will be- re-
qJlre on eacR lot ut time ~ sale. Conveyencing ct
cost OF purchaser. If terms of not coinrliei
with within teu days from day Of sale the property
VII be resod at risk and cost OF dauting purchaser
after five 2sy notice in The Evening Star
EDWARD j. STtLLWAGtSN. II ustee,
1924 L street northwest,
FREDERIC X 3. MC4 UIkE, Yrustee
d6-d&ds 1906 street
Sc ON ACCOUNT OF STORM. ABOVE SALE IS
POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, TWFNrY-S SECOND
EDWARD J. STELLWAGES.i .r,.,
dl9-d&ds EREDEHICG D. MCGUIRE. trustees.
10 ON ACCOUNT or STORM ABOVE SALE rs
further POSTPONED 1ntil Sh'j UTDAY, TWENTY.
SEVENTH DECEMBER, 1854 a2ino hour ard riace
EDWARD J.. SIELLWAGEN.l rr,,,..o
d2S-dSds FREDERICK T. MCGUIRE. iF"S'ess
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AN ENGLISH VIEW OF BIsNARcK.-It is DOW as
erted that unle-s France and England reach an
agfeetnent al the powers except Italy Will reject
The English proposals relative 10 Egyptian finances
1ne LONDON setrs says that this decision OF the
powers Is prompted by Prince Bismarck, who Is
Eritated at Mr.. Gladstonen policy ana desires to
overthrow his cabinet ''Prince Bismarck the ar
tlcle continues. wanted England 70 annex Egypt
and thus enable Germany 70 pursue her colonfzirg
policy unhampered"
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- 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF Walt
ASlLE CuEIS,EAIA As H.t.SEN-L,S CON lIIcNI,I y

DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF vALU-
A AI8I, cHRIS i, P&IsENTs; CoMMENCING
The i,l5c are especially invited TO attend the
INCOMING AUCTION SALE. rs some very valuable
Chli5t1nas pr.Sents must be sold such as
LADIES' AND GiNTS VERY FINE Il L GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES, Fl NE SOLID GOLD NECh.
LAG IL BRACEI-ETs. GIAINs, SC; D!AstoNG.
SETS; IMPORTED FRENCH CATHEDRAL GON.i
CLOCKS, VALUE $9301 TO $1,000; FINE IM1ORT-
I'D HDHENIAN DUPLEX LAMPS. VALUE $500
70 S3o.oo; MECHANICAL TOYS, FINE FRlNCH
DOLLS. LADIES' PLUSH AND ALLIGATOR SATCH-
ELS. ROGERS FINE SILVER Plated WARE,
DINNER AND TEA SETS. CASrORS, PICFL Is,
tEUiT 81 STANDS al ,KNIyES. folks I'D SPOONS,
FROM TWO TO TEN TUNES: CUTLERY. OPERA
GLASSES. LADIES' BEST HOSEWO GOD AND NICKEL
BANJOS AND GUITARS: WADE AND BUTCHER
RAZORS. REVQLVE3a. TOOLS. SKATES. SIEDS.
TOlS OF ALL KINDS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD PRESENTS.
By direction of the TO change business will
sen, ON the premises all the above stock of J. t.
o'MEARA & co. 1877 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
WASHINGTON. ID. G. sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ
Great BARGAINS may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
n b.-Ihe tIXtulcs VIII be sold a. terElin-
alton OF sale. the store will be occupied by J. T.
O'MEAtA Il CO.. Manufacturers OF "E.OYAL GLUE"
II
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DUBLIC SALE sOF OLD SUPPLIES AND MATE
Il RAILS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, December II, 1894.

HAsHlNVIUN' DSceIuUsr T, 1854.
In accordance with the provisions of the 2d section Of
the act of Congress approved August s. 1882 Statutes
at Large vol % 296. there will be sold, the
times and at the navy yards herein mentioned stores
and supplies belonging to the unserviceable for
use therein, and OLD articles ard materials which can
not be protably used by reworkiny otherwise the
construction or repair OF vessels. their machinery
arlnor, armament. equipment. At Portsmouth
n. H, Washington D. c., Norfolk. Va, Pensacola Fla
Mare Island. { al. and Boston, January o; sew York
1885
he sales will be at public auction for cash, to the
highest bidder and will commence at Ten A. M. and
continue from day to day If necessary until ell the
will be required the day of sale purchases not
paid for at security for the payment of the
be and the removal of the articles within days.
which deposit will be forfeited to the United States
the event Of failure TO pay such balance and make
movl within the time stated inventories of the arti
cies to be offered be procured from the command
ants of the yards respectively from the Navy
part1nent WILLIAM Z. CHANDLER
dT-wGS,4t Secretary OF the Navy,
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hmade expressly for the OF deranrencntso of thu
provocative organs Whenever any debility Of the gem
eTstive organs occurs from whatever cause the con-
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the psss must restore them TO healthy action ThAg
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For freight ana iasrc Apply az the Conpa y'sofica
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Londonderry, GLASGOW ana GALWAY. prepaid business
ONLY Through tickets issued any railroad station M
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April s. aha regularly thereafter.
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