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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Country Produce.

POtatOcs-lrish, per bushel, Texas now 50a BOc
new Northern, Zoe, Onions, per hbl., rcd 800,
white Si.23 Turnips, white, per hbl., --- rttH
baga 49,, Beans H. med, bbls., 3ic: large
lima 3ic; small butter --; Pickles medium,
per bbl., 500; small, per bhl,, $3.50, half bbl.,
medium, $40 half bbl., small, , Peanuts u
asc Cider, half Dbl. $40; Cabbage, per crate.
Northern, 800
pouitry-IIcns S2.O002,2i per dozen; young
chickens Sl.25@ LIZ Turkeys go TO Gjc each .
ttccsc s.; Ducks S2.jOdaOO.
Eggs--rcr dozen, Sd lOc.
Fresh country butter-Choice l2l6tiic; choice
Western dairy 20c creamery i5a37i,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Chicago,

PRODUCE.
Chicago, III, Aug. l.-flour-Dhl and un
changed.
Whcat-~r0ng; early advanced &c. sold off jc
and closed L. over Yesterday. August sIi0SIie,
closed s7ic; September s9ia90lc, closed sNfc;
October Gg3sc closed We
Corn--OpeHcd steady and higher, but fell
back and closed same as yesterday. cash ljsc
August $50 DC. closed i5Gc. september i5la
i55c closed i5la i58c, October ijd i5sc, closed
l5ic
PROVISIONS,
POrk--M0dcrately active cash SO 100 ~ 10,
August $40 100 10 i2l September 80 l7i a 10 2gl
Lard-steady. p 10 5o higher cash aud Au-
gust 81 52la6 IS: September 90 57laB60.
Boxed Mcats-ijrm; dry sailed shoulders
- 25a4 So short ribs IS 70aj n, short clear
81 ljd6 20
LIVE STOCK.
Droycrs journal reports
Cattle - Receipts. 1900, steady shipping
steers 81 50a5 80 stOckeTs and feeders - O0a
4 40: dun aud mixed 81 hOa4 ~; through TcNas
cattle slow at y T5at M.
Hogs Receipts 700 steady az - a09i 10.
sheep - Receipts 400 natives - 00ai -
lambs per head = Ola3 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Texas n Paciiic RAILWAY.

The ,ircnt Popular Route between the Hast
anu ilic west, ehort line to New orleans and all
points ~ Louisiana, New Mexico, Arlrona aud
tnniornlu. fhyorie lima W the North, East
nnh Houthchht. Pullman Palace sleeping Cars
" IaHo and san Francisco, Cal, also forI
Worm hnd Now Orlcnns without change. solid
liulnr from w Phro 10 ~. Louis. Iabf limo.
first class equipment, eurs connnetions 500
that Your Ticket reads via Texas h Pacific rnii.
NAY FOR nnps, time tables, tickets, rates ana
w trqnireh information, call on or nddrcss any
rf the Jiekct Agents or H. p. IIlHJiEg
Passenger Agent. Houston, Texts
y. w. MCCULLOUGH.
fhsr ilckct AR'L, Galveston, TuxAs.
W. ". NEWMAN. III
Gen Tranlc Manager. Galveston Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Missouri Pacific Railway.

Direct route East via st. Louis Two trains
daily between 81 Louis and san Antonio with.
out change. 81 Kansas CITY Union Depot
passengers for kansas. Colorado, New Mexico
NIL lines AZ Atchis0n connection Il made with
Express Tralns for all points M KANSAS and
Nebraska. Al Omaha connection h made with
all lines lending to the North and West. 81
Palace tHfF run through ~. Louis via srdnlia
daily FOR maps, time. tables, rates etc, call
on or address any Of the Ticket Agents, or
~. 4. HIGHES,
Passenger agent, Houston, TeNns.
Is. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Gen, Pace aud Ticket Nn, galveston, 1eN.
!. %. LIfsk.
Agent, Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
New orleans.

INV oRiEtNs, L., Aug. l.--Spoi closed
steady.
Ordinary ; Ice; good ordinary ;. l6c: low
middlng Toe middling 10 ; loo good middling
l0lc middlng fair II i-Gc
sales 900 bales
Futures dull, 10 points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
IMpoI,TANr.

aS'Ilcmlt rs Postal Note Express, Money.
Order, New York Exchange or Drntt on New
Orleans, inlters with currency Invariably by
cypress. eve pay express charges IN itll sums
OF 70 or upw0rds.5 Addressed
W. A. DAUPffN, New Orleans. La.
Address Registered letters and make post.
ohce money orders payable 20
NEw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New orleans, Ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

sales 5Ia bales
ordinary SIC; good ordinary Ne, low mid
ding 10 o. ia; middling lCsc g,od miIdiing
10 10 Ice; middling fair iIsc
Futures clnsed dull , 10 pointa h,vcr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Rrcelpi. - Am unllra slalc. rori..

Great Britain 4............
France. .............
Continent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S1och ~ az I :. ports this day ......, sliius
This day last year. .s,........'..... si0S ,gl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

IAvrnront' Aug. Holiday uurn Tuesday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

NEW York, Aug. 1.-The following were the
S 9,vai closing quotations at the New York
stock exchange this afternoon.
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BOOMING.
THE MISFIT STORE,

THE MISFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS,
CROW DED DAILY IN EVERY PART
THE CRASH IN PRICES TREMENDOUS.
DRIVEN TO IT BY THE LATE SPRING, BUT
CLOTHING MUST BE SOLD.
And THE FOLLOWING PRICES Do 1T:
Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suits at $40, only few
LETT. "
Splendid Imitation Seersucker Coats and Vests at
: Fern Serge Suits at $3.50 cost 80 to manu-
facture only a few left.
Alpaca Coats at 81, formerly S1.7O.
duced from $I5.
Cashmere suits at $3.50 So u.s. $3.50 So rs and
are offered for BY any other house i'm Washington.
lhdlgo dye blue Flannel Suits at $3.50, cannot be
matched under SlO.
Indigo dye blue Flannel Suits at 81 10 worth So
Fine YACHT Cloth Suits at Sl2. worth SIS
SIG pair fine Pants at about one-half the usual
prices.
Norfolk Jackets and Pants 81 reduced from 81 &
Norfolk Jackets al ST, reduced from 50.
Fine Black Diagonal Prince Albert suits at SIS,
cannot be bought elsewhere under S22.
4tutton CulaNyay Suits i'll cashmere worsted and
diagOnals. front so up
Office Coats at DC and upwards.
FOR BOYS TO u:
Sailor Suits at 81 so worth 50 %
Sailor suits at 81 worth 81.
Sailor suits at $3.50, worth SIS.
Norfolk Jackets and Plain suits. complete line
FOR BOYS 13 TO Is:
good suit at ST. worth Sc
An Atwood suit at 50, worth $3.50.
Splendid suit at $50 worth $40
A hne suit at ; I'D, worth SIS.
a Ball and Bat given with every Boys Suit
i II NJ STORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREErS
re- As INSCRIPTIONS parties initiated our sign
he
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The Dolphin has finally made out to steam
six hours IN open sea in satisfactory shape, and
will now probably be accepted as a man-of-war
in good and regular standing. Her speed was
worked up to nearly fourteen knots, which is
about the average OF the better class of passen-
ger steamers and clipper ships. While the Dol
phln was thus demonstrating her mediocrity
the ''Stiletto, the new Herreshof yacht was
making twenty-six miles an hour up the Hud-
son ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-12

Defeat has not had a Christening effect on
the Ohio republicans. Their convention which
resulted yesterday in the nomination of Mr.
Foraker for governor. was characterized by an
extremely partisan tone In speeches and plat
FORM The old war issues Were pushed we'll to
the front, and extreme ground was taken on
protection. The ticket will not strike outsiders
Is a very strong one. Mr.. Foraker has been
iefeated in previous race for the governship.
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The Double-Sheet Tomorrow.

The demand for space in the advertising col
umns of THE STAR is very large, and adver-
tisers will confer favor by sending in their
orders as early as practicable To insure insertion
and classification in to-morrows double-sheet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-12

The political situation England seems to have
narrowed down TO this: That the conservatives
viii take office if Mr.. Gladstone will promise
not to give them any trouble. They will take
the power, that is, If Gladstone will continue
TO assume the responsibility. Mr.. Gladstone
does not seem TO be much disposed TO fall in
with this plan. and the consequence is that it
il very doubtful if the conservatives form a
cabinet
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1875 F ST.. 1Or., m.f-...S15
1888 r St. 10r.. nl.i...S
2133 h st. NV, ST., misc
1884 Riggs ST. ii r.. N. LBS
1879 5 ST., Or, IN. l.. 1882
AS j. FISHER & co,
1924 + street northwest.
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We are truly sorry our cotemporary. the Post
Is so unhappy about THE STAR. Our cotem-
porary should try and emulate the example we
set. We are not only abundantly satisfied with
THE STAR and its results, but delighted with
the manner in which the Post is conducted
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''SonE SSAps

"SoME SNAps
FOR THE BOYS"
IN OUR REMOVAL SALE
IN CHILDRENs SUITS.
SHORT PANTS.
TO FIT AGES. TO IA YEARS.
The $500 and $3.50 Kinds Are Now $780,
The $500 and $3.50 Kinds Are Now $780,
The 500 and $500 Kinds Are Now $3.50.
The $500 and $500 Kinds Are Now $780,
The $3.50 and $1,000 Kinds Are Now 500.
IN BOYS SUITS.
LONG PANTS
TO FIT AGES. 10 TO IL YEARS
Stylish $3.50 Suits Are Now $500.
Stylish $500 Suits Are Now $500.
Stylish 5000 Suits Are Now $780,
Stylish $1,000 Suits Are Now $3.50
Stylish sl2OO Suits Are Now $780,
Stylish $500 Suits Are Now s11OO.
CHILDREN's KILT SUITS.
The $500 Kinds Are Now $780,
The $500 Kinds Are Now $3.50
The 500 Kinds Are Now $3.50
The $500 Kinds Are Now $780,
The 5000 Kinds Are Now $780,
The $1,000 Kinds Are Now $780,
The $1,000 Kinds Are Now $3.50.
SHIRT WAISTS ARE DOWN AT REMOVAL
PRICES
The SOC. Waists Are Now 25c
The 49c Waists Are Now 35c
The 74c Waists Are Now &c.
roc Waists Are Now 65c
soc. White Waists Are Now 6ec
Soc Waists Are Now SAC.
Csc. Waists Are Now s5c.
sI.O9 Waists Are Now 94c.
EVERY PAIR OF CIILDREN's PANTS
MARKED DOWN.
EVERY PAIR OF BOYS PANTS
MARKED DOWN
OUR REMOVAL SALE MEANS HEAVY LOSS
TO Us AND GAIN TO THE PUR-
CHAsERs OF CLOTHING.
so PURCHASE NOW, WHILE THE STOCK IS
COMPLETE
A. sAKs & CO.,
THE CLoTHIERS WHO AS CHEERFULLY RE-
FUND MONEY AS THEY RECEIVE IT, AT
jel2 31e AND 31s SEVENTH STREET
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Jysr WHAr You WANT.
Nohday the Little Children in the u, b, class will
have their examination. We have a large and due
stock OF Misses and Childreu's slippers all STYLES
from soc up, beautiful low-cut Slippers Also GUAM,
NY OF me Kid Button Boots. very cheap. For the
boys we nave good Button Shoes CATERS etc, and
Splendid and durable Straw Hat for the boy that 'ony
hai hity cents Make no delay, but com and take
you. PICK hist J. w. SEIBY,
iel2 l9l4-I9l6 Pennsylyania avo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-12

Buddensieck. the builder of cheap, death-trap
houses in New York, has been sent to JAIL A
more appropriate place of confinement for him
would be in one of his own tenements
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PROFESSIONAL.

INXERCIsE On EASY FEET IN THE OPEN AIR
Land sunshine best promote health and longevity,
hence the elite OF the world visit Dr. Whites estab-
iishment, l4lo Pennsylvania avenue, opposite VIII
iards hotel Tor the treatment of Corns. Bunions.
Inverted Nails and all Diseases Of the Feet 18th
secutiye year OF practice n Washington baltimore
estb IL y. Eutaw ST. Office fee III n sitting my2s
MADAME PAYN CREsIDENT) MANICURE
AvA and Surgeon thiropodist,- Nails beauti-
ned; Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively cured
Corns Bunions lngrowing Nails and all diseases Of
Feet successfully treated. Single Treatment either
hands or feet. 81 Rooms and q. e45 Pa my22
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EyENTsoF
AVA LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gen.
temen 90 cents each. 400 street. between 9Th aud
9th streets northwest my6Bws
AIRS n. A FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEA LER
St n. W.. where she win be pleased 70 receive her
friends and patron& my l-3ms
AfRs. DR. J. sEMsEs SURGEON CHIRoPo
N1 DIST. MANICURE AND pERAAToLoGIsT.
Corns, son and hard, Bunlons. fnf1amed and sore
Joint. Club or Ingrowing Nails absolutely cured
the elite Of Washington of remarkable cures All
should Try Mrs Semmes method Of curing Buniona
sure, saie and permanent. o1icw l222 st. 4 door
from 18th, up flight mhIs
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esss@
6Sss66
RICHMOND IN THE FIELD
WHAT, THOUGH THE OTHER FIVE ARE
SLAIN, THE VALIANT AND VICTORIOUS
sssss
Sss
eSsSss

666S6
REMAINS CoNoUERING AND TO CONQUER.
Conquering the prejudices Of the PEOPLE and win
ming their confidence by straitforwardness bust
ness operated on the principle of
ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST,
the letter and spirit of which are welded to, and
could escape from even II we would and being welded
to so pure and perfect principle which enables to
treat all men alike with equal justice, would not
say, GOODBYE SWEETHEART, GOODBYE
even If we could.
To preach one thing and practice another Is held by
all honorable men to be not only reprehensble but
contemplate. The people not fools Last season
numbers ofthem were caught and crippled in the
ningly devised trap of GOODBYE, SWEETHEART,
GOODBYE and 1t was insult to their intelli-
gence to again attempt to perpetrate the self same
fusion and SNARE the source Of which must have
been shallow and corrupt.
We offer you PROTECTION against this insidous
destroyer Of confidence, and in the business world
CONFIDENCE Is everything.
We claim not to have abused your confidence I'm the
slightest degree and to have kept the faith in every
essential particular.
Give us your patronage and we guarantee you PRO
LECTION In prices; less than this we would not do
more than this you could not require. We've got the
money, we've got the goods we've got the grit like
wike the grip. and 'by the eternal mean to hold
A STRING OF PEARLS.
One hundred Mems Suits, strictly all wool, 1915.
Pure Linen Vests, hair line, q few left. 81 cts
thousands of Seersucker Coats and Vests new in
voice, stripes, checks and plaids, $1.97.
Office Coats 25 cts Sold on Tuesday and Thursday
nights only from to o'clock.
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RENT.

LNOR RENT
Il 1885 18th st., 14r.$125
1853 Z ST., l2r., m. 1883
5l2 18th st. l6r. mi. ...65
1s42 Fst-n.w.. l0r.m.i.. 10
416 9th st. 16r., ml..,S3.33
THUM
my23
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lNoR sALE-THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT
Brick Dwelling on Corcoran ST. between 18th and
l4th SITS. price 8, 500: terms cash 81 500 balance
$50 monthly. HTFTY a DYER
Real Estate and Insurance,
3eI24t and 18th sfsi
EOR SALOON EASY TERMS-A 3STORY
Brck Residence, in good condition: n rooms with
al modern improvements; heater in the cellar SO3
North carolina ave Sc. Apply TO T. X. LUNDY. on
the premises f.stu-Sts
EOR SALE-FoR $500, NEW AND vary
- comfortable Brick Dwelling. six rooms bath and
cenar, All neutrality-suspicious. oil finish lstrobes
easy terms Gall on owner, 1890 Pierce Place je1 ts
nor SALE-EIGHT- ROOM BRICK: BATH
~ range, two water Closets double parlorx CRYSTAL
cnahdeners well located near two lines cars $1,000
j. r. NlMER, l424 New York ave- NV. jel0-St
ENoR SALE-BRICk HOUSES, 624 AND 626 r
n St NV. Bay windows: FIVE rooms each; wafer
and sewer just put in perfect ORDER ten per cent
vestment Price, 81 400 each.
DANENHowER & SON,
jee-lm 1925 St
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Be As interruptions parties initiated our sign
TENTH AND STREETS iel1
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALs FOR FUEL
l. OFFICE OF PTnL5c BuIlprTes AND GR0 OF u.s.
required aod Sne so the
S6eS e At Scs up e H
TIETH, 1sS5, and opened Immediately thereafter In
specifications, general instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished to estab-
lished dealers upon application to this office.
je12,1s.151e,27&2eet Lieut. Col Of Engineers
TT s. NAVY PAY OFFICE.
Sealed Proposals duplicate from regular dealers
or man1facturers only indorsed Proposals a: and
D%1 y Sssss
tom b. c. free Of any expense to the Gpvernment and
Su'sf ae oF sn %Sb Ky
Scords sawed and split pine wood.
this office and all other information at Naval Hospital
Responsible security required bids for faithful per-
titled to before notary other public officer The
ggs reserved to reject any Or all bids and waive
je5-1aw4w Pay-Director q. s. n.
PROPOSALS FOR WASHING TOWELS.
Il DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
THURSDAY. June Is 1856, for Washing the Towels
fiscal year ending June 80, 1885.
ton the Custodian. Room i04, Department Il the
rOpOSS 10 Ue addressed 70 the secretary OF the In
terror, and marked, Proposals for Washing Towels"
I. @. &. LAMAR,
Je0f&tu0t Secretary.
PRoPosALS FOR CUT GRANITE:
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOB STATE Wan AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 10, 1885.
Sealed Proposals for fGrnishing cutting and deliv
eriny All the Granite required for two winding stair
ways IN west wing Of the building for State. War and
this ani T e less
derS.
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders and
blank forms Of proposal viii be furnished to proprie
tofs q estaolished granite works. application to
this office.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
1e1O4t01y6N Colonel, Corps Of EngineaIs.
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A. SAkS s. CO.,

THE CLOTHIERS WHO AS CHEERFULLY RE-
FUND MONEY AS THEY RECEIVE IT, AT
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FITCH, FOX & BROWN.

nor RENT-DESIRABLE HOUSES
Is SIS 3O7 eth ST. Sc, q rs, mi
S2O ~ X st. ne, q rs, MI
800 1910 ST. n. W.. 3 rs, MI
$40 116 st. NV, 8 rs mi.
Apply to BUSHNELL & CARUSI
1eS-om zoos N ".
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NJ CUNNIE0HAM Halter
M 0entlemeuss Straw Hsfs 6ie.r,,.a -. -
msa Az iasns colored sud Haas casaasd end mn
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

INoR sALE-CRowN JEWEL vApOR STOVE
II u sed part of last season. Call between q and : n
m to-day or tomorrow AT 1928 st NV lie
nor sALE-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT no GO
10 the country 10 reside offers Hopper bicycle at a
sacrifice to Immediate purchaser. Cali nj 7o5 st n
W. a.1D
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INOR SALE-SIXTY-FIVE CARRIAGES, BUG
II gies and Stages on monthly payments. A large
number of vanished Wagons of my own manutaS~
tnre Repairing promptly attended 20. ]. ]. COOK
'}2eo NJ St, Georgetown. Ies-lms
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WANTED-ROOMS.


"ANTED.TWO ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR
w two adults. near station on Il. and O. II. X Ad-
dress, with location distance from station and terms
COM FORT, Star office. iel2-Its
ANTED-CNFURNISHED ROOM FOR STOR-
w ing furniture during summer. Address c. F. r.,
Star Office. iell -Ita
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM FOR
w storing furniture. Address 1907 Rhode Island
ave. jelO-:}t*
WANTED - ONE LARGE SECOND STORY
w Room, with ample closets and board for lady
and little girl: price not to exceed $40 must be
nicely nished of parlOr for piano. permanent,
reliable party. Address Rox So Star office ia lO3t
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WANTED--HOUSES.

w ANTED-FOR CASH-A CONVENIENTLY
w arranged Honse, within five minutes Of
the Government Printing Office: west of North tapi-
toll not over $1,000. Address Box 90, City Post
Office iein-3t*
"ANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS
w wishes to purchase two or three Small Houses
as an investment Address Box 1856, Scar office
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FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES AND
II good will Of a Wood and Coal YARD. Long lessa
Apply on the premises. A9S h ST s " iea-iis
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"ANTED-TO BUY. FOR CASH SEVERAL
w small Houses as an investment and q IL room
Back Building House, south front, centrally located
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Per Month.
629 La. ave. n w...-$S5. 90
O2l La. ave. n.w......S5.OO
3l2 9th st. n.w...-.....T5.OOi
The above Is only q small
books. For full list call at /,
the LIST and 18th Lje9l
NOR RENT-TWO NEW
Il I'd st. ne: eight room
Improvements. Address o
jeS-6t*
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INOR sALE-FISE SORREL SADDLE AND
II Driving Mare by Conductor" six years old and
sound Also Saddle and Set of Harness VIII sell Mt
bargaih- Apply TO wM f. DowNEY. 1920 l.
| ST. NV. ipa-lm
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tNoR SALE-STOCk, FIXTURES AND GOOD
- VIII of grocery and provision store doing good
business satisfactory reason for sale given. Apply at
1900 9TH ST NV jeltlats
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INoR SALE - A OSE-HORSE ENGINE AND
II Boiler. Tan be running at BROWNS Print
Ing Office 1913 ST. NV. iea-ete
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INOR SALE-JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT
~ OF fine young Mules, from 16 TO IL hands high;
Wei broken and active workers. Inquire for the
ow ner al Nj DOWELL'S steam mill. corner Massachu-
sets ave. and North Capitol Vt. ielO-lOts
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-14

sweeter. 1t was like the smell of with
cred rose leaves, and the faint pink of
them was in her cheeks.
II have birthday gift that came too
late last night to bring you," L said,
meeting her on my threshold.
The pink in her cheeks died out for
a moment, then came back in the lowell
est girlish blush. "Have you had news
of Miles?" she asked. ST dreamed last
night he came back-the same hand
some fellow. You told me I would see
ghosts"
81 did not mean to prophesy such a
substantial one," I said, quickly. and
then gently pushing her into the parlor,
closing the door on them, leaving them
to themselves, while [ dreamed of a
wedding and brides cake.
For no one could say Frances had
outlived her prettiness, for of all beau
filters happiness is the one to be de-
pended upon and as for age-Frances
never to my knowledge, kept another
birthday. really think she dated back
to the day she lost her lover, and was
ashamed of being so very young. Some
of our young people laughed good
deal at SO old bride, but loud laugh
does not always cover up wit, and q
happy smile is worth hundreds such
cracking thorns, to my thinking, and
Miles Middleton agrees with me.
IGodey's Ladys Book.