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Mr. Elkins, who passes for q shrewd politj-
elan, is not inclined to lay as much stress on
the Historic issues" of politics as Senator Sher-
man and some other republican speakers. He
says that the great question of the future Is that
Of labor and capital, and that the republican
party must address itself to this problem II 1t
wishes TO keep its hold on popularity
The labor question, as Mr. EIkins saws Is
more complex and difficult than that of slavery,
and needs the wfseSt treatment IL serious trou-
Die Is 10 be averted. Mr.. Elkins notices one ele-
ment of the problem which is generally given
too slight attention. Heretofore, he says, the
price of labor has been computed ON the basis
OF what it costs the laborer to live, but this
basis will not serve in an age OF universal edu-
cation The workingman Of the future will not
be content with q bare subsistence. The COM
mon school and the newspaper have opened his
eyes 10 the broader meanings of life, and he will
bear grudge against society unless he can, to
reasonable degree, indulge himself and his
family in the ordinary luxuries of civilization.
He will claim his right, in return for his honest
industry, to live in wholesome homes, con-
structed on principles OF modern hygiene, to
subsist on wholesome food, to be properly
clothed, TO enjoy the advantages of education
and TO take a share in the relaxatiOns of so
ciety. How these claims are to be reconciled
with the hard laws of business competition is
for the thoughtful minds OF the age to discern.
Trial number four in the New York yacht
races takes place to-day, with a prospect of sue
cess, as the wind Is said to be favorable. The
repeated failures have dampened interest in
the contest considerably, but possibly they have
sarved q useful purpose in reminding people of
the great progress of modern navigation.
White-winged yachts are very pretty, but a
grimey tug-boat is of more use to the world than
q whole fleet of sailing vessels. Many senti-
mental signs are wasted over the disappearance
of the old-fashioned ship and the traditional
sailor, but such regrets are to be classed with
the tears that are shed for the vanished tally
no coach 1t may crafty few wealthy gen.
uemen to play at yachting as 1t amuses others
10 drive four-in-hand coaches, but the course of
nature Is all the other way
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NOR SALE
NV,

co5IaN:cap o.. ooon2eo LIST mi .isrs 81 900
$50 Tst bS, a. 600 sos TN st. Z. srsSSSe
15os sth S..ni. sr Si4 esS Sc hor SO. 5St
Sol 9Th, b, m. Sr-...4 6OOll3 f Cap T. 1r 500
sGS s ss 3. M + sSSs59 aJs
The above only small portion OF property on my
books For full list call Ct ONCE Tor bulletin issued on
LIST and 18th. lse11l THO2 T. WAGGAMAN.
NOR SAILED ST. BETWEEN IsT AND I'D n.
- W.. rooms, exclusive Of cellar bath. &C, &c;
carrage mouse and stable: $1,000. 81 500 cash, bal
II St between 9th and 10th n e.6 rooms. bay
window, all M l. $4,000. easy terms.
VIII trade for low-priced ground $1,000. terms to
nearly new bargain 5000 terms easy: VIII vi trade
ost between l6th and 'ilth n w., IL rooms and all
m /; very fine house. stAbling In rear: will sell
St. between 18th and 18th H. w., 8 story and base
ment, ~ rooms, bay window. fine house, ali m. L.,
Corner 10th and n w., 10 rooms cellar, furnace
and all m l.. parking on both streets. rapidly i'm
Ish Z. between and .. rooms and cellar. all m.
1s,h between snd L6 rooms good condition.
Ing, o rooms, bath bay window, all m. l., terraced
new, very low and good terms
T between 18th and 10th a. W.. rooms and cellar,
18th ST n. w. near Iowa circle. best locality story
and basement double bay, p b: front, ID rooms al
The SsantuI fa1m n n. ns,rc.
us acres well fenced. plenty Of wood springs large
dwelling stabling ouse shaded by large oaks fruit
ees and small fruits must be seen to be appreciated
Lots in several parts 81 the city small prices
seloa Apply LOAN yGEo; r GoFF.
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BrREs BALrrMonE IArRoBEsn.

The attention OF housekeepers and others Is invited
10 the justly celebrated
BEES LATRDBE STOVES
,.a me ma Spular IatToes in the District Their
and eeOiioiF ii copsl ton Of fuel enhanced by late
improvements tCud IN other Ls.trobsss. render
them superior 10 all others The caiy !.tro.eS that
enectotlly heat the low and upper rooms.
BIBBS LATkDBk2S GtAEA NEED
10 give perfect satisfaction.
For sale by dealer every where
Beware OF limitations. seIa.lm
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HALL BOARDERs DESIRED IN THE NoTJNT
AIMS lneat Harper's Ferryl. Malaria unknown
fishing and hunting near BY; Gfntclass accornsnodar
tons supplied. Terms. ca ". y. CLARR Ken
Tryst. Wellington County, IA .oo3aW1
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

nor SALE-AS AN ENTIRETY-vILLAS SITES
y near Washington city: 200 acres highly Improved
B. 4 O. R r. and u turnpike; station and post ONCE
aS;oP ;ni adapted for spod
tons aud fine views Farm for breeding fancy
stock. Good water; favorable terms. Apply to r. Z
MOORE, Georgetown. DC. sel42ws
EOR SALE
buildings water: fruit. beautiful view; St Eliza
beth hospital will be sold ON easy terms
ses,o l. iDe e fe asys sTSs az.
+ A very desirable piece of property in Hya,tsville
on the main avenue; two houses, with storerooms;
JOHN I. MITCHELL, Real Estate Broker.
seS-lOt HOO Pennsylvania ave.
ElARMs AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES
SO Acres Dairy Farm on Metropolitan railroad i've
$50. Elegant estate for gentlemau's residence.
lands On Metropolitan railroad fifteen miles nom
TO Acres, highly improved, on Tenleytown road.
three miles nom the city by good roads
Two Places on New Cut road near the reservoir one
Of 10 acres, one of 80 acres. Good condition Beant.
-, Maps showing exact location Of above property and
'''''~ - '''' '>' '''A JOHN +. MITCHELL.
Real Estate Agent,
au2S-2Ot HOO Pennsylvania ave.
On d.pe
Clifton Station. Virginia Midland railroad. Price
e So9 9s 3, rsn. $500 per annnm DASESHSwEk3
EoR sALE-FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
I Ya containing 2!S acres. two miles from Burke 8
Station. v. NJ r. and sixteen miles from Washington;
ssGS Ss ps%Si ss @
e. Hee'z
Alexandra, Va jy266Ws
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WANTED-HEIP

WANTED-HELP.
1s5a 1a .;1:.. ss sssess TO CALI r
EiieSea aDpi1 E isas Z n "o1N
WANTED . FIRsTCLAss FINIsHER 10
w other need apply. Apply 8 l111 e NV 1te
i. s :S. S Ss IN. sS 3. a .sE.
WANTED-A TIDY WHITE GIRL AS WAIT;
apply; reserencs s' required n0'' Out '''e- II
Old r., BoT aa ea u
"ANTED-A GOOD, SMART MAN COOK AT
a no Paes ssSss
SSSAs ssSs Il e i
sF n.s ssns.sH s
w Truck Garden: must be competent and have
eS WhesaIe Apply to Join IN MAgTtsE
W.. or Brooke Station. Nd 1ts
WAANTEp-AT ALBAUGHs GRAND OPERA
~ .na
ply Il stage door "Wednesday morning At O'Clock.
WANTED-coMPETENT WHITE GIRL, FOR
general housework. in small family; no washing.
INQUIRE at 22l2 g st. NV. se14-2t'
sSoP !. Wa s1 TSs aH
3O1 18th st. s. W. -. - seI4-3ts
"ANTED-TEN MEN 10 cur TIMBER AT
o,naXS, Wilson Station RIA r. R. R. Apply immedi.
aIely = 81 s. 2 sA'' se14-2t*
WANTED-PERs0NS 10 Do WRITING AT
paper ETC. to Il SaH 81 cn. on Place,
New York. = : sel4-3t*
WANTED-COOKS, $40 TO $40, WHITE AND
w Colored; Chambermaids, Nurses, General House
workers Men Cooks. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
OF 18th st.. between and SIS. sel4-2w*
ED-HOUSEKEEPERs, RESTAURANTS
w needing Cooks, Walters, General HOusewOfkers,
Nurses, etc; all recommended At EMPLOY II ENT
BUREAU. GIT It'll st.. bet f and SITS. sel4-2ws
WANTED-AN ASSISTANT OF OR YEARS
experience in the Drug business: must come well
recommended or no application need be made. Ad-
dress DRUGS Star office. sel2-3t*
"ANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework: must be o good cook washer and
1roner Apply at once. 1902 New Jersey ave. n.
w. sel23t
MISUNDERSTANDING BRICKLAYERS
w on new Washington reservoir. Apply at Office,
Trumbu st., near Howard University. g. PETER
son q co. sci Lot.
WTANTED-A COLORBD WOMAN TO DO
w plain cooking ono who can stay at night none
other need apply At 63l y st p.w. sell 3t*
"ANTED coop GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework, washing and irCpiny included: ref.
erences required Call at l92 New York ave.se1l 3t*
WIANTED-BY KENsINGTON ART co, FEE
w male help In all parts OF the country to do
light. pleasant work at their homes Sent by mail
any address no easy to learn and any one
ton address KENSING'ION ART ROOMS 10 Pearl
St., Boston, Mass. Box 5O7S. au!5-eo. LIT
WyANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN
w Cooks $40 to $50; cham rnaids, nurses, gen.
eral workers. scrub and kitchen girls. men cooks.
s. A. COOMBS. Emp. Bureau. 926 st. NV. seS-Gts
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II ADIES sEAL GARsl ENTs ALTERED. RE
lowered. Cloth Nuts made. Miss CCNNfN0sfAM
AsA" IN So between and y N.Y.. ise14
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VTYANTED-TO BUY FOR INVESTMENT
w several Houses, from 81 600 to $4,000, In any
mart of the city, large amount Of vacant ground
Address INVESTOR, Star Office. se14-6t
WANTED TO RENT-A 6OR 7.ROOM HOUSE,
w with large yard o. ground. In Georgetown, NJ
road. State terms. Address K. star office. seS-llt*
VITANTED-WE HAVE RENTED ALL HOUSES
w under our control and have numerous applca-
lions for Houses large and small in portions Of the
CITY, from customers and personal friends PERSONS
having Houses rent will do well to place them in
hands as we have especial facilities for looking after
the interests oflandlOrda ADAMS & BEALL
Real Estate Loans and Insurance
sel4-Sm 1920 F st.
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BAUM'S MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
sel4 4I6 SEVENTH STREET.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-oFFICE ROOMS IN FIREMEN's
II Insurance Conpany's Building elevator and steam
Se52w
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INOR SALE-FINE THOUSAND DDI.I.AT rs
II worth offrs mortgage Notes, drawing IS per cent
Interest Two years 70 run. Frstclass security ADJ
dress NOTES. star ONCE. sci asu
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DOR RENT
Il Brick, 900 New York ave. NV, IL rooms ses
Brick 724 !lth g. NV rooms bath, stable. &c50
Store dwelling, shop and stable 1928 9TH ST. NV AZ
Brick 100 aath st NV, rooms -...-........
Store and baSe ment. 112 F st. n w . &,
Office rooms, first floor, In eS7 st. n.w-.... Is
Brick, 81 10Th st. me-, rooms .... IL
Frame 321 st. ne, rooms ...... ... Ia
sel2-3t ALBERT +. FOX. go st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-14

FOR SALE OR RENT.-The Houses In the Marble
and Brown Stone Front Block just being com peted on
North ave, between Park ave. and Bolton St, baliL
more Handsomest row In the city. Eight different
utes ride from center Of city: Druid Hl Park
Excellent drainage, perfect ventilation, Ia win
ercool ln summer on grassy soping terrsced. arts
TIC hnish, nescoed bath ROOMS open brepAcek model
Kitchens on first floor. well built Easy termA First
class Investment Call and examine them, send
for Illustrated book model Homes" describing them
Address, w. l. sTORk, Builder and owner,
se12lm North ave. and Park ave. baltimore.
pESTAURANT FOR sALE-THE OPPORTU.
nifty IL offered 20 purchase frstclas Restaurant
centrally located on Pennsylvania NV; cheap
The location Is one Of the In the city. Tie
place Is Wei lifted up In every respect with all mod
ern improvements
Inquire al 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV. se5-2ws
ENoR sALE-BAR s-INvEsTORs AND
II builders-Brck house, 420 9Th n w., ten roomo.
atics and BATH 5S Defrees ST., cellar Also
three Lots I'm square 623 being the vacant space
St, between North Capitol and LIST stS Oh fes
by DO deep 20 alley, suitable for four houses Apply
10 owners 420 9th st. and leave address se,rSIn
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1rNx DE FOREST, LONG .RaTA m srrD -,
~ - AS sS1 as q - q sssAsss - 6
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

For sALE-A l2RooM THREE-sToRY PRTss
y brick bay window House ON st.. between 18th
ana 10th sts will be sold the low price of $3.50
PARKER & TOWNSEND,
sel46t 141S ST. NV.
FoR sALE-sEvEN-RooM BRICK HOUSES. ON
PARKER 4 TOWNSEND.
sel46t l4lS St NV.
FOR SALE NEW THREE-SToRY AND Gel
4 lar Brick Dwelling on Rhode Island ave. n ":
substantially built aud handsomely finished. First
moor Parlor, library; dining room Kitchen and pan
Imrd door Three chambers Contains furnace and al
modern improvements Price only - 0OO. Terms easy.
TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1925 St NV. sel4HSt'
LNOR SALE-AT GREAT SACRIrICE-SEvEN-
loo Lila fest-in Ill about 5000 square fe-ttoeether
with Frame Stable accommodating three horses with
large hay Ion: Also we'll IS feet deep on 4th ST.
near Pennsyivania ave. Apply 20 ADAMS bEALI,
NV. sel4-2m
NOR sALE-NINE-ROOM HOUSE. RENTING
- for e3S Per month Price Is, 500 cash u sold n
sel4-3t 500 ST. NV
ENOR SALE-HANDsOME RFSIDENCE AT PR
Xate sale To close joint interest cor 2Sd ST. front
ing Washington Circle. on north side three stories
and basement ID rooms nrstclass order; large side
and back yards Fine investment. Easy terms. APP
piy GEO; :; JOHNSON. rs MArke, space; {, VII.
ENoR sALE-BARGZfNs IN TWO AND THREE
looms oil modern improvements: $2.5Oo 10 81 500
not admit of similar houses being sold such prices
anoher People who do net build for themselves
must not expect to ind everything they desire I'm
houses already constructed Come and learn Of these
bargains and having learned, examine and purchase
COWARD q McEUEN,
sel4-6t 1920 ST NV.
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sep14-3t

EOR RENT
Il 0O23 I st NV. 16f.. S8S
1927 II st. NV, 13f......S5
1905 N NV, 1Or......S2 81
1922 10th NV, 12rs......76
1854 NJ NV, IL rs.........fo
1121 10th NV, 1OTs......76
11O6 u NV, 1Ors-.........7c
1421 w NV, B rs.......-6
l143 7th NV, q RI & st. &c
221 e Cap. st, ~ rs......5C
628 q. Cap. st., 10 rs......4E
ABB 9th vt, NV. z rs......4t
BOB N, 10 rs.......-...-..4C
619 9th NV, 8 rs........-4C
6S7 e. Capitol st. IL rs..4Q
Se14 b. II
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EoR sALE-LOTS. HAVE MOST ELIaIBLE
building Lots located In the northwest and other
parts OF the city. Among them many superior corner
gle lots for sae al prices ranging from 15c 8 pse
foot JNOA pRES,NTT
auZS-Sm l4l8 nv.
L>oR sALE-Two LOTS. IN HEALTHY Lo-
II caity, on l. St. between 18th and 18th ss a w
Inquire at 1910 L ST a. W. aulS lms
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EOR KENT-UNEUKN
II BAL Pa. av., stores $3.50
1890 10th n. W., Is r....1OO
1OI7 g. 1919 10th n.w.lOO
1915 Pa. az. IL f......S3.33
100 L st. NV. IL r......75
1857 p st. NV, 10 r......75
1Ol7 18th st. NV. IL res
141S INST. NV, 12r......65
Mount Pleasant, Sr......65
72O 18th st. W., fat. 80
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FOR RENT-STORES.

II lar, or the whole lower floor of 423 1lth st. n W.
half square north of Pa ave Will be vacant about
the latter part OF October. Inquire at private
trance SELECTS
NOR RENT-NEW STORES AND DWELLINGS
- on 14th st. NV, south Of V; will he completed
sept 10TH Also one. 1920 Attn st.: will be repaired
ana iOr rent NOV. 1St. FRANZ J. TIBBETS,
sel1-6t Cor. 14th and n Y,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOR RENT
Il FINE KNABE UPRIGHT PIANO, ALSO TWO
square pianos No. 423 18th St n. w. Private
entrance se:} I'm
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E'oR sALE-A IL ROOM THREE STORY PRfsss
onck bay window House on st.. between 10th
ana 10th sts will be sold at the low price of $3.50
PARKER & TOWNSEND,
Sel4-Sf 81 m ~
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lM ! I s. NV. 8 rs........$90
.S7 3D. n.w,5r...............3O
W r s.e., 10 rs..............8O
rs L NV. 0rs.
Ua1 Z. Cap. 7rs........2S
tO r S.W., 0r9 ...............26
1889 P st. NV, 6 rs......26
1879 10th ST. n.w.,7 rs. .25
l6l4 Pierce Place, 8 rs. 20
!31S v st. NV, Z rs....23
SIP n. J. ave. NV, 6rs. 90
OIL Il ne, 6 rs..I6
OI4 n. Caro-. av., o r.. l6
!!O NJ st. NV. 8 rs...l5
4l6-21-2S Warner, 6.I2.SO
WARNER. ol6Fa.n.v
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Carroll Hall and 6 IN. $50
603 II st. NV, 10 r......45
t501 18th St, 3 r...........,4O
100 18th st. n.w., fat. 40
p G NV, store & 3 r....4O
1923 G St Ae., AZ
2 ID st. NV, 12r...S6
S43 N NV, store & 6r.3O
169 18th st. s.e., 8 r.....2O
GIL Sth st. NV, 6r-..,.26
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ACREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE

AS ay called offers to travellers al the advantages co
Fast Trains Of C0AMoDIoUS
of the
the FINEST UPON in
TWO TRAINS between CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS
IT. via aSa
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ALBERT LEA ROUTE,


Indianapolis
Is rapidly becoming vor with Through Passensa
detailed
r. n. CABLE, z, ST JOHN
Prss't & Manager, Gen1 Trk't & Pasr Al
CHICAGO.
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Building Lots for Sale.

throughit. 81
375. Small building lot on Arsenal Hill
full water supply, not far from Centre
1926. Two full pasture lots, 2Ox2O rods. 81
acres. Nineteenth Ward 81
u Cheap Lots for Sale on the install
1000. Building lot three blocks from
Main street., 8 by 10 rods, good location. ii.
2.5OO. Choice building lot, by 10 rods,
half block from Main street Is.
1,s5O. Building lot, Eleventh Ward,
1,s5O. Corner lot, by I0rods, in Eley-
enth Ward, Second South street. A cheap
lot. Call and see it. IS. u
1000: Building lot, by 10 rods, on Sec
1000. Building lot in Eighteenth Ward
nice location, 80 by 10 rods, south front. go
$50. Building lot, 5 by roos, in Ninth
500. Corner lot, ) by rods, in Ninth
500. Building lot, Nineteenth Ward. g.
by so feet, corner, well watered 49,
1000. Lot by 10 rods, little north of
the Eagle Gate, hydrant water, nice loca-
ton. A.
s75: Building lot on Warm Springs car
line, so by rods, part cash, part on time.
500. Corner lot, Twenty Ward, by
1900. wagon and carriage shop at
bargain. on State Road. Large new adobe
building, well built, two stories. Cost double
the money. Good place for wagon and car
rage business Is.
400, Building lot, Twenty-first Ward on
horse-car line, corner, 5 by I0rods. 49.
600. Corne 10 : by 9. rear alley; or
500. Corner lot, 3 by s, rear alley:o
800. Inside lot, 5 by 9, rear alley: or
400. Inside lot, 5 by s. rear Hey All for
sale on the instalment plan: two or three
years time, by easy payments. D..
5000. Corner building lot finest situa-
ton in the city, 14]S by rods front NJ on
three streets, corner Main and First North
streets: commanding view. hyd ant water:
or win sell smaller piece off the corner or
ms de for less money. Is
1,7O0. On igham street. choice cor
ner building lot, 5 by 10 rods, hydrant water.
I,1Oo. Corner lot, ~ by l.. Eighteenth
Ward 50
I,sOo. Choice lot. 5 by 10, on First South
street. SO.
625. lot with full water rights. on car
line, TwenIieth Ward, 8 by rods, sonth
front. 81
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Is sold IN Cans leach bearing the trade mark on tho
Wrapper( at 25c, Soc, 75c. and $12 per can AS SON.
dealers to make larger profit likely to substitute tb
common insect powder. which is almost worthless II
cans off, c. n Drug Store Sole Agents for utab Dok
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RY

Being unv
Southeast the West, and invest
the Pacific
Joliet PEORIA
Fairfield,
Harlan Guthrie
towns inter
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m CHICAGO lsD
NORTH
WESTERN
RAILWAY,
THE BEST ROUTE AND
SHORTLINE
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The Only line to take for Des Mofnes, Mar
shallsown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon
Chicago Milwaukee, and all points East Tt
the people Of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming
Clshs Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington
Rot possible by any other line.
among few of the numerous points oil
superiority enjoyed by the patrons Of this
road between Omaha and Chicago are it,
tTYo trsfns dsv of DAY COACHES, which
are me finest inst human art and ingenuity
ear create; itI PALACE SLEEPING CARS
which 1-e models of comfort and elegance
It's PLRLOR ORA Wing ROOM CARS, IN
SURPASSED by any: and its widely celebrated
RALATIAL DINING CARS tie equal OF
which can nvf be found elsewhere.
AT Council Bluffs the trains of the Union
Pxcifc Ry. connect in Union Depot With
those OF the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. In
chicaSo the trains of this line make clos.
connection with those of all Eastern lines
For DetrodS Column bus, Indianapolis, Gin
einussi. Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Pittsburg
Toronto Montreal. Boston, New York, Phil8
delphia- Baltimore, Washington, and all
points IN the East, ask the ticket agent for
reketx via the
NORTHWESTERN"
Kyoc wish the best accommodations. All
ticket agents sell tickets via this line.
n. HUGHITF, 3. s. HAIR,
Gea2 Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent
CHICAGO.
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For Rent.

6. Two rooms, corner First South and
Second East.
6. Two rooms and shed. near L. {. Depot.
go. Business shop, Third South street.
8. Three-room house, Arsenal Hill.
8 One room, half block west Of Cliff
House.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22
Healing by Superstition.


An example of one OF the suJersiitians of
the negroes Il the south occurred at Er-
farla. Ala, iatoly Old George came
amblGis III tn, front walk with a baby in
has arms ~ he nearel the front steps the
lady Il tie hons, reco ,nizsi a former sery
agJ. WY. howiy Uncl, George. is that
raur laabv,'
We Mis-, Lncy, an he mighty bat ~
vi ie tIir-i.T
Poor li;lle tam. "aai caa 4, Tor
.fm
Mis- Lucy. came 10 see er you u I let ) .
il.,ie boy Charley bio" IN Il. bab, : nouf 70
Why. what Tor. Uncle GEORGE
We'll. yea know. Mars Thomas died
fore Charley. Wgz b1I.led. aaI deg say any
..ac what ais't never seed iey plppv can 10
% thrash 10y /! win in lie baby ,, nlaat
Why. that', f'o.ishae,s, !; woUiIt't 10 3,
Ut of good
Yes. marin. it VIII; dun seed DAT tr,si.
"a it kurei lie chile right straight"
Charley was called NJ. but refused -
'.blcw' until George said; Cum, Charley
blow in de baLy's monf Gn' mex time -
huntin' l bring You a little coon
Charley agreed, and George inserted hi,
thumb in TIE chi!d's mouth, forcing it open
snow. Charley. blow good long breath IN
lar' Charley dil his best and blew such
a bias; down tho baby's throat that il had a
severe iit Of coughing Oh George was lie.
''-htel I'm "A thousan time, ,blise
harley. You gwin' sit dat coon sho. and
with thanks and reiterated promises 10
Charley he left The baby got well. and
Georges faith IN the remedy Is a-rca ger
than ever