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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No. lib G STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS NORTHEAST, IN WASH
1NGTON CITY. ID. {.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated 10th Sep -
TENDER. A. d. 1873, and recorded in Liber No. 81
$50 folio 243, one of the Land Records for the i&
District OF Columbia and by direction of the party
cured thereby. we shall sell public auction, and in
front OF the premises, ON MONDAY, MAY THIRTY
FIRST, 1886. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
Lot numbered thirty-nne (39), In Lnville and Dun
cansons subdivision Of original Lots numbered twenty
(2O) AID twenty-one GIL and part of Lot numbered
nineteen 49, IN square numbered seven hundred and
Of Columbia said subdivision being recorded IN Sub
division Records H. d. G., page 1SS, and dated May
70 1878 with rights privileges and appurteaDces TO
same belonging, said Improvements consisting OF q
three-stOry Brick Dwelling House, No. 113 street
northeast
Terms of sale: 50 500 and interest from December
TO- 1885, and expense of sale in cash. baaDce in
at six (6 and twelve l2) months, with interest from
day of sale to be secured by deed of trust premises
sold Five hundred (S5UO dollars to be paid at time
OF sale Upon failure to comply with terms Of sale
within seven days after sale resale will be had after
FIVE days notice in the Evening Star newspaper.
All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
ANTHONY HYDE.
l2OS 31st street
n.yIQd,Sda
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers

FLOUR, COFFEE, WHISTLES, CHAMPAGNES
CLARETS, SHELF GROCERIES,. OILS, BOOK
CASE. CRIBS. SEWING MACHINES, DOT BILE
aAndRNESS RANGES, LATROBESs FANCY
ARTICLES. FURNII URE &C., BEING THE
REMAINING ARTICLES DONATED TO
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY FAIR.
On THURSDAY EVENING, NAY TWENTIETH.
commencing at NINE O'CLOCK, will sell at the
arm3ry OF the Washington Light Infantry (under Al
DauShs opera House, now used the fair room, the
above mentioned articles, with numerous others re-
manning unsod from the late fair These articles are
all new and OF first quality and should attract the at
tenton OF buyers.
mvl9-2t By order of Executive Committee.
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A Child Kiduapped ny Tr.mp~

ATLANTA. III, May 1.-TWO tramps kid
mapped Willie Martin at Springfield yesterday
afternoon, arriving with him here at 5 %. IN
on way freight, stealing their ride In an
empty car. The tramps got oil the train TO
get drink, telling the boy 10 remain, but ne
jumped from the ear and escaped. The mar
shall took care of him. and returned him home
Tonight. He WAS eight years old. The oh
jet OF the tramps I'm the kidnapping is UNI
known.
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Where the Bridge should BE.

To the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
There has been great dea. written and said
pro and con tree bridge at the Aqueduct and
a tree bridge at the Three Sisters. Now, il the
conference committees of the Senate and House
and the District Commissioners will get to-
gether and confer, and consider this matter as
other business men should and would, they
it will accommodate the $4,000 people of the
the cost and the state OF Virginia well; that
of AnalOstan island TO Arlington gate, or from
the old ferry and post road, to a place short
distance below the Virginia end or Aaueduct
bridge. When the Potomac flats are Improved
the District will want and Will have a bridge
across the Potomac at one OF those places. Why
not put it there now and drop the Three Sisters
site, that is three-fourths OF u mile above
Georgetown and within two or two-and-a-half
miles OF the Chain bridge, which accommo-
dates all the travel from that direction: drop
the AQueduct bridge as a child would o hot
potato, get burned. 1t Is a disgrace to the
nation that the only access TO the capital from
the south is by two old, rickety wooden bridges,
the Long bridge with its railroad track along
side of the wagon track, and the Aqueduct
bridge, prOpped up as 1t were, on stilts, and
continually being repaired, and that charges
the most eXOrbitant tolls OF any bridge in the
country. Let the gentlemen OF the Senate and
House District committees and the District
Commissioners apply practical business princi-
piles to this matter and they will lind way out
of this dilemma. 1.
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el.35
Proceeds. 81. gain. 50 G5.

He is happy in the fact that he does not know
what kind vi a business he Is doing. Well, NO
better showing can be made by AN accountant
in growing aud marketing cabbages NJ two and
three Genus per head; ia tomatoes at from NJ
Teen TO twenty-f cents per box; In peaches
from twenty 70 forty cents per box; in straw.
in about tine same kind OF transactions down
the list OF the growers products ior much of the
time during most every season. IL must be ~.
membered that all this tine these oppressive
tolls have been wrung Out OF the producera,
raght in the "face aud eyes" OF Congress. They
have borne the tolls SO long tbst groaus arc
worn out as source OF relief Il is not about
Time for Congress 70 SIT down on the placemsn
who have been able Tor many Year, %
thwart the efIorts for free bridge Ia the intesI
ests OF two corporations, and give one now %
the Aqueduct piers or elsewhere, az oncsS wiz
the peoples Representatives allow this mates
TO 60 BY the present SESSION. /. q A.
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"HOMAS BOWLING Auct,oneer.

IINHOMAS BOWLING Auctloneer.
WALNUT PARLOR SUITE IN LEATHER, WAL
NUT MARBI.E-TOP MIRROR-BACk ETE
GEKE, MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES
OUTAGE SUITES. WARDROBES, MARBLE
IOP TABLES, BOOK SHELVES. VAIN
EXTENS!ON TABLE, WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS WITH ARMS, WALNUT REFKIGE
RATOR, FILTER, DINNER SERVICE AND
44 Nb N GaHRiSA TOILET SETS , BRUSSELS g s
TkESS = SIS SPRINGS. GLASSWARE, kITCHt
REQ lSlIES, &C. BEING THE ENTIRE CON
TENTS OF HOUSE No 2O4O 1 STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. MAY TWENTY.
FOURTH. 1886, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, al
the residence OF a lady declining housekeeping. No
@O4o street northwest will sell the entire contents
as partly enumerated above.
Terms, cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
myl9-dtS AuctiOneer.
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rHANCERY SALE OF LARGE BRICK HOUSE
~ AND VALUABLE LOT, NO. 1886 L STREET

rHANCERY SALE OF LARGE BRICK HOUSE
~ AND VALUABLE LOT, NO. 336 L STREET
NORTH WEST.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court s.eA
Of the District of Columbia, passed in cause No. hH
premises, or MONDAY, the TWENTY.FOUKI1
DAY OF NAY, 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the
H1 improved by large commodons and well-built
and containing the modern improvements
Terms OF sale: One third more (at the option OF
the purchaSer in cash. aud the remainder latter de-
Quoting an Indebtedness of IS 900, secured by deed
of trust now on the property, having about eighteen
months to run, at SIX per cent per to be
assumed by the purchaser in one year with interest
at six per cent deposit of $500 will be required at
the time of SALE 1t the terms of sale not
with in seven days after sale the trustee
right to resell the property weeks notice In
The Evening STAR at the risk and the default
Ing purchaser.
JAS. G. PAYNE Trustee,
u s. Court House.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts myI3-IOt
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11tn st., BY
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't

THE FvFsINe STAR IS served to subscribers IN the
city by their account at 10 cents
week, 44c. per month. Copies al the counter. 3
cents each By ma-postage Prepaid-oO cents .
month: one wear, So six months. 50
Entered at the Post Office at washington, ID. C.,
oecOnd-cla mail matter
THE WEEKLY STAR-pnbIfshp5 FTiday-S1
year. postage prepaid SIX months. 80 cents
E6- All mail subscriptions mus, be paid IN advances
nopaper sent longer than II paid tor.
Rates o advertising made known or aprlfcatfon.
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HNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
ONE HUNDRED PAIR OF BRASS FIRE IRONS
FIFTY BRASS TENDERS
TWENTY BRASS EASELs,
AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY MORNING, MAY o1st 1885,
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
At my auction rooms, shall sell consignment of
the above goods.
Several sets weigh over 800 pounds each. Many of
them were collected in Ireland and $50 years
old, and are fine specimens my1S-dts
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LETTER TO THE NEWSBoYS AID SOCIETY
AND WHAT CAME OF 1T.
At the last meeting OF the lady managers Of
the "Newsboys' Aid Society," q blurred and
soiled letter, signed "Washington Newsboy,'
was found on the table. 1t read as follows:
"WAsHINGToN, ID. G., April 27th, 1856.
Hoping you will excuse the liberty take in
with the favor OF all the boys that are depend
ing on it for life & that nearly all OF have
homes a. that il il like the saying there Is
know place like home how humble 1T he. And
that IL would be better for the Society 10 get
room fixed for meetings d. enjoyment d. then
look for the Home for there is "A great many
that goes 10 those low Theaters q Museum
when II they had place they would give IL
up. & as the summer Is On US there Is no pub
lie baths d for US & q few goes u the river q IL
caught nave 10 pay ne4vy hne. therefore a
ciuD House seem TO be better than a home III
present-for 1t would bring us in contact with
the ladies & learn the very dirty one TO be q
little uder. than they are II make no diference
how much boys clothes are patched il he Ii
careful about them he may feel as gentleman q
proud OF himself as lew OF the Sons OF you
Ladies'"
The ladies OF the society were so impressed
with the suggestions maze In the letter that
they at once took steps 70 secure baths.
The Protective Tariff League.
The first steps toward the permanent organi
cation of the American Protective Tariff League
were taken by the board OF managers In New
York yesterday. The committee on nomina
tions reported that the committee had not been
able to agree upon the nomination for presi
dent. and proposed to submit that question foI
the action of The board of managers. The mrs.
vice president Is Hon. Thomas II. Dudley, o.
New Jersey; general secretary, Hon. Robert r
void, New York A Woe president and secre
tary for each state OF the Union VIII be -
,ected.
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Spn1Ne1Se A SURPRISE
UPON
THE PUBLIC

We have no desire to appear before the public as
braggarts but we must in justice to ourselves state
that very lucky investment at just right moment
has enabled us to offer to the people OF Washington
and vicinity bargain lot of Fine Clothing When
say fine we mean something superior to that usually
found in clothing stores, and the low terms at which
we secured the goods to make the following
extraordinary offers:
A Fine Cheviot suit at SO worth SO.
An Extra Fine Business Suit at So worth $12
Fine Black Dress Sui; at SO, worth SIS.
An Atwood Cashmere suit at SO, worth SIS. -
An Elegant Prince Albert suit at $3.50, worth $40
An Extra Fine Prince Albert 1T SlS, worth $28
We have full line OF Mems and Youths suits from
So up.
FOR BOYS FROM Is TO Is YEARS OLD
A Nice Cheviot Suit at So worth $3.50; Fine Cas-
simere Suit at $3.50 worth $lO extra Fine Dress
Suit. ut $lO worth $40.
We have full line Of Plain. Slik-mlxed and Plaid
Suits to suit everybody.
CHILDREN! CHILDRENN CHILDRENM
For children from 8 to Is years we have an Elegant
Suit ut 81. 75 worth 3d. IS. Splendid Norfolk Suit
at $3 that you can't match in the city for less than
$3.50. very Fine Dress Suit. in Norfolk Style, at
$3.50. worth SO. We have full line of Children's
Suits from Si5Oup.
1000 Pair Of Odd Pants from 81 25up.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
CORNER 9TH AND g STREEra
The Cheapest Clothing House in the City. Give us q
call and be convinced. myl4
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HOW THE RECORD STANDS,

HOME RUNS.
The St Louis Globe Democrat Saws the Ma
uonals carry fifteen men. They must have Sc.
cured two new batteries, If this is so, but the
statement lacks confirmation.
Inc New lorkS ran against q snag in Detroit,
and they will have to look sharp or the Vol
verines will beat them, and every body else, IN
the race. The Detroit team is a great one this
year, and took as kindly to Welcn as il did to
OF them sluggers-Hanlon, Brouthers, Richard.
son. White Rowe Thompson and Baldwin.
The Bostons are getting into better shape now
and good work Is expected OF them. Morrill,,
Burdock and Sutton have resumed their places
and Wise goes to short They played i'm hard
luck In Chicago. They really won two games
there. In the game that was called with the
fifth inning, but before the Bostons could finish
theirs the game was called. Stemmyer, their
Canadian pitcher, terrified the Chicago slug
gers and yet the Nationals won with him in the
box. He is very swift and is awful to catch, and
they say the Bostons have no catcher TO hold
him.
The ST. Louis Maroons have great infield
man in the country. The Others are Mckin-
non, dunlap and Glasscock.
The Chicago club is said to pay three hundred
per cent. The fact that all the old players are
stock holders accounts for their fidelity.
The Philadelphias did not secure a game in
Kansas City, and feel that they have won three
games less than they are entitled to. Andrews
their center fielder, made hit in all OF the first
seven games played by his club. He is fine
Ing. His base running can only be eQualed by
Fogarty.
The Kansas City was the first league club to
play truly erroress game this season.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

TNHIS EVENING. AT HALP-PAST SEVEN T. NJ
l. GUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES
WATCHES, sILVERWARE, JEWELRY, BAN
JOS. SPORTING GOODS &c. IN STORE 1347
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
By direction of the owner, who is going exclusively
In the manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock al auction, EVERY EVENING, at HALF
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed of.
bargains may be expected
my i52m NJ. FOLEY AuctiOneer.
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q THAT IS AN EXCELLENT STORY which comes
from Pontiac, ILL.,, TO the effect that train was
finally overlook it and went on ahead, where
upon the engineer opened the throttle and
chased the tornado. That is an excellent story
Journal.
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TOMORROW.


SPECrAL AND PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE
1 will sell the
yos sfK sMP e s2SEE II fTShE
TUESDAY. APRIL THIRTEE 1 AT TEN AN.
viii continue daily until ali goods are disposed Of
Inc stock contains prime and first class Dry Goods
Silks, Velves. sans fine Dress Goods, Cashmeres,
E.Imbroidered FIannsls. Table Linens towels.
Laces. Embroideries, cloves. Jerseys. Umbrellas
and Paraso!s, White Shirts, together with a full
Ladies will we'll to attend this SALE as good as
sortment of Spring Goods will be offered daily.
Terms cash. nj. FOLEY. Auctoneer. my 1S-5t*
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers-
on THURSDAY. MAY TWENTIETH. at s5.sss
on the south Side Of Rhode Island avenue with an
room Brick House. No. i44s. This Is good opp"r
to get chespy alot on of the best streets in
Terms made known at the time of SALE Convey
ancing at purchasers cost deposit of $500 required
FITCH, FOX & BROWN.
my11d&ds 1437 Pennsylvania ave.
JNHOMAS j. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE ; "A AND \, 1. LOT, +, KNOWM AS NO. 1416
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated February s:fA
11th ISL and duly recorded in Lber No. $50. :.sa
Washington COUNTY, in the District Of Gonmbia and
by the direction OF the holder of the note secured
NAY TWENTIETH at FIVE O'CLOCK in front of
the premises, sublot numbered ~. in square num-
bered 312, improved by threestOry brick dwelling
house, with all improvements, known No. JAG
11th street northwest.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash. and the remainder in
premises and bearing interest payable semannuaily.
FREDERICK B. Mcguire y
EDWARD J. s! 1a1f I 4 EN-: Trustees.
my1Od&ds 1924 St. NV
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$3.50

The hauler gets % for the cord. Profitable
business, truly, and yet many farmers necessi
ties compel them 10 do A. But the farmer 4,
no business man and does not exampte the 40
couniant In calculating the proceeds. Thu
hauier IL not always the farmer, but when hs
is, the trees standing in the woods are MOI
taken into the account, nor the time used II
hauling. nor the cost vi iced for horse, nor thu
wear Oh implements, and he ngures thus:
Cost Tor cutting. ..-.....-............... "a
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AUCTION SALES.

"EEKS g. CO., Auctoneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF A LARGE coll
LECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUREAND
House URNlSHINGS, CARPETS, MAT
Tines, &c. &C. AT OUR SALESRoOM.
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, AT TEN
A. NJ. WITHOUT REGARD TO WEATHER.
~ Frs INVITED, AS THE ASSORTMENT
is CON PLETE 1t
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PROPOSALS.

PRoPosALs FOR sUPPLIEsL Co..,
OFFICE OF rUHLss 765 xTD
wAsH1SGToN. b. G.. May 10. 1856.
sead . ss dpPs G be SG Fsesvsd At
TR is Jay. JUNE Tl NINETEESTH. 1855. and opened
ss reaad hs once DURING
Ing June 80. 1887 as follows:
3. Pants OILS &c: Class Hardware; Class s Agri-
apps
tionery: Class D. Manure Glass 10. Sand and Gravel
Class L. sIicks Cas- Is Sod Class ie Fuei Class
Lumber: Class Is, use of Teams and Wagons: Glass
Separate Proposals for class are desred the en-
eopes will be endorsed to indicate the class for which
The u s. reserves the right to reject any and all pro-
Forms and specifications can be obtained at this
myis 'oH Coi M M q SSmv
DgOPOSAIIS FOR RIVER PEBBLES.
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND
wHsH h 1roS. B. G. May 18th. 1886.
cubic ss Of ve %asb sb AZ
building for state Var and Navy Geparsmens in thu, hns
city NIL be received at this Office until TWELVE NJ
opened Immediately thereafter in presence of bid
Specifications general instructions to bidders and
blsns forms Q. proposal will be furnished on appl
THoS LINCoLN CASEY. Col Corps of Engineers
| myll,
pRoPosAds FOR Fresh BEEF, MUTTON. &C
| CoxMIssAKY OF SUBSISTENCE
WAsHINGToN, ID. e., April 20 1855
Sealed proposals. in trIpIc,te addressed I'M
dersigDed will be received at this office until TW ELVE
| O'CLOCK NOON, ON THURSDAY, NAY TWEEN
| TIETH, 1856, which time and place they will be
opened In the presence Of bidders tor furnishing
Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Department
United states Army, al this depot for troops
&C. during the fiscal year commencing July 1st 1855
Separate proposals will also be received for fur
nishing from the contractors stall during the same
period such choice cuts of Fresh Beef, Mutton and
Corned Beef may be required for sales to officers
The government reserves the right to reject any
all proposals.
/ Envelopes containing proposals must be marked
i proposals for Fresh Beef &c"
/ Information conditions quality of beef nav
| ment, &C. can be obtained by application to
/ WELLS WI LARD.
/ apl23 "a. 20 81 ,mylS&l9-6t
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW JERSEY AVEUNE BETWEEN u

By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in -
Lber No 9o3. Folio 426. ct seq one of the land :HE
records for the District of columbia, will sell G:4
MAY, A. d. 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK p M in
front of the premises all that piece parcel of ground
Washington, in the District of Columbia. and known
and distinguished the north three 90 inches front
division OF original lot numbered one a., running
back the same width to the line of said 10TH" and
also the adjoining lot numbered sixteen 6), the
subdivision Of original lot numbered two CD made by
Hoffman, In square numbered six hundred and
twenty nine( 500 together with all the improvements
ways easements rights privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging in any manner appertainng
sold subject to special Improvement taxes
Terms: $500 cash; balance in one and two years,
notes to bear six per cent interest, all cash. at
option OF purchaser A deposit of $40. required at
time of sale. Terms to be complied with in days.
otherwise resale at risk cost of the detaultng
purchaser after We day. public notice Of such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington, D. C.
Conveyancing. &c, at purchasers cost.
GEORGE BAUER,
y16-d&dS JOHN WALTER JR- I AEustees.
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A physician In Flint, Mich, recently re-
ceived 81 bushels or horseradiSh In payment
for bill for professional seryice.-Chicago
Times.
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Health department, city of New York.
Board Of health. Richmond, "a, page 30.
Trusting that the facts here presented may
correct any erroneous impression conveyed by
the article quoted, l remain very respectfully,
your Obedient servant,
SMITH TowNSHEND, NJ. D., Health officer.
DEATH FROM INSTRUMENTATION Hert-
line, u builder, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, was bitten
On his right hand by Newfoundland dog on
March 8, and In whom were developed unmis-
taxable symptoms OF hydrOpnoI ia last w ednes-
day morning, died Friday morning at his resi-
dencc in that city. From Wednesday night
spasms followed in rapid succession, and the
patient sometimes became SO violent that IT.
required three or four men TO hold him. His
mind remained clear. He gradually became
exhausted, and I, half hour before his death be
relapsed into Quietude.
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Fed Hts Family On Dog we.,

WEST VIRGINIA FARMER NARROWLY KS
CAFES LfNCHlNG BY INDIGNANT NIGH
BORIS.
VOLCANO, W Va, May 1a-George Raum, .
farmer living With his wife and family a few
miles from this place. narrowly escaped being
lynched by a mob oI ndgnant neighbors The
cause was the outrageous treatment OF his wife
anu TN. feeding M her and the children on dog
flesh. Mrs. Baum is an with CONSUMPTION aud
her physician prescribed cod liver oil. Her hus-
band tEereupun killed a dog. rendered some OF
It's Iat, aud placed IL in a butle and took that
and the dressed meat home. His wife took the
grease and soon became very i'll. The dog me at
Baum represented 10 Toe mutton aud made the
children eat IT, As a result the children were
also taken sick. Some ~ the neig hbors whose
suspicious had been excited followed Baum TO
the woods and saw him Kill and dress another
dog. They at once captured him. They were
on the point OF hanging him when wiser coun-
sells prevailed and lac was placed In jail. His
vile and children are very al.
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s sss S0S Hu#E i r!E' ~" ssss
ssss Cos S L 4 IL. Il + IN ssss
MILwAU EE LAGEH
THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT
For sale by Dealers generally. OF bv the Agent
tAM'L c. PALMER
1924 29th Street Northwest
Telephone. 45A ta25
IRAvELERs To EUROPE,

Can receive all information concerning sailing Of
steamers rates OF passage etc. etc. of the following
lines; North German Lloyd New York France Erc.
iAnd and Germany: North German Lloyd, baltimore
AND Bremen; Hamburg American Packet Company
heu Sssr Line Antwerp American Line, Liverpool:
Royal Netherlsnd Line, Rotterdam Florio Rubstfiuo
Line. Mediisrranian. BY calling upon their agent
EDWARD +. DROOP.
026 PennsylvaAia ava
sole Agent nor essinway 4 sons pianoa aplx
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LIE R1DGwAY
DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR
MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC
REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY
USE 1T IS WITHOUT PEER, SOLVING
THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE-
FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING IT'S CON-
TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE
PERIOD IL ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A
MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE. IN
ADDITION To COLD THE ATMOSPHERE
MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE,
AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE
MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY
OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY.
]. W. SCHAEFER & BRO
CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHIN0,
No. 1920 Seventh street northwest
ap14 Sole Agents for the District