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Evening star., 1886-07-17
FOR RENT--ROOMS.
NOR RENT-TWO OR THREE UNFINISHED
Rooms for light h0useke keeplng II desired. 425 ID

FoR RENT-Two OR THREE UNFURNIsHED
st. n us
FOR RENT--UNFURNIsHKD ROOMS FOR
9th st. NV. ]. JAY GOULD. lts
FoR RENT-ROOMs IN TWO-sTORY HOUSE,
L 124s 9Th ST. NV Apply on the premises lts
L>OR RENT-l45l COR ORAN ST., R6VERY
L desirable unturnishei Rooms newly fitted urr
suitable for housek keeping family of two price accord
Ing TO rooms selected exchanged. jyI.-3ts
Room in if desirable: ali mod imps and frss
Call at iii H NV. jyI7-3ts
few nandse%ey Is furnished Rooms e most fash
mer rates address Box 4. Star office. jyIs,st. "
EoR RENT LARGE, FURNISHED ROOM FOR
= or gentlemen. cheap. Inquire at lli4 10th
EOR KENT-NICEIY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
I a small private family at sO3 I NV. jyl7-Iws
EoR RENT..sIX. ROOMS. -UNFURNIsHED.
ave- spsole % 1r r;n at 81.
EoR RENT-THREE UNFUKNIsHED ROOMS,
49, second aoor newly pspered, for light housekeep
9aams akMFnTMS ,; e. SS or THREE uNFUKSissED
EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, I'd AND Sd
L floors, with Board at summer rates, at 1927 l4th
st. NV References exchanged. jyl3-2w.
E>OR RENT-FURNiSHED AND UNFURNIsH-
1903 st.n.w. iyI5-f,ts
NOR RENT-FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
II suitable for Housekeeping: water and gas: will
rent two with the privilege. Inquire of b. CHASE
Umbrella Maker, All l1th ST.. opposite star office
jyl5-3t*
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
y room; second story; terms moderate. Apply at
32l 18th s.w. iyIbNs
ENOR RENT 92O NEW YORK AVE-NEATLY
= furnished Rooms on first. second and third floors
sangie or en- suite furnished parors bedrooms,
Win or WITHOUT board jyl5-2wA
FOR RENT-LAR3E. SOUTH, NICELY FUR
y hished front room: first floor: private entrance:
suitaoe Ior physician or lawyer; central location.
<Aueress ttooMS, Star office. jyl5-3ts
(NOR RENT-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL ROOMS
- IN the city en- suite or single, second and third
st. me-. at reduced rates jyl4lwa
INoR RENT-wITH BOARD, AT I72O II ST. n.
W., large pleasant second-story Rooms; private
family reasonable rates. jvli.lws
INOR RENT-AT l1l2 H ST. n VA NICELY
ure nice and cool; suitable gentleman or gentle.
man and wife; with bath and gas; at summer rates
jy1!-1m
FOR RENT-THREE VERY DESIRABLE
! hocns ri !221 Pennsylvania ave-: children
Apply af.er y. M. JOREAN. Photographer
DOR RENT-AT 14l4 AND l4l6 X ST \. ".
large, cool. elegantly furnished Rooms with or
"nhout BOARD Summer rates MIS-. GRANT
E|NOR REN1-LA RGE2D-STORY SOCTH-FRONT
room well furnished: also hall be lroom with il if
oesred; near Lines OF cars. 300 st. n.y. ie22-Im
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FOR RENT-STORES.

INoR RENT-THREE STORY BRICK STORE.
Itl -, being of the oldest established dry goods
Is IN the city, and fitted up that business
70 session given August lst 1856 Apply at 2I2 L
81. hW jy15-eo3t*
Evening star., 1886-07-17

The courtroom i'll London in which Mrs.
Crawford yesterday endeavored 10 swear away
every vestige of wOmanly selt-respect she might
have been suspected vi retaining, and where
SIR Charles Dixie made effort to prove that
he was something better than the beast the adj
verse witnesses had painted him, was so
crowded with the arstocratic society of the city
that the reporters whose business called them
there found it difficult to obtain seats. And yet
to-day or tomorrow the London Standard will
probably contain one of its characteristic slurs
upon the American love OF scandal. ;,ccompa-
MED by the expression OF a pharisaic hope that
as our nation grows older il may more nearly
approach the English standard of moral con-
Serv4tism.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

t>oR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
II the new addition 10 the Kellogg building l4l6 y
81, bow completed and ready for occupancy. Plumb
ing, EentilatlEg and sanitary appliances UNSURPASSED
AID the elevator renders all EASY of access For
rental uf Rooms apply at office columbia Fire Insur-
ance CO.. Room L, first fioor. au7 n "a
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LpR RENT
\ olo f'a. ave. s.e., b..
s.....-.--...--.....-.. $50
ol ID 81 ne b., ssr-...... rs
1919 otn SIN w. m. l. Or. 2o
olo 18th 81 NV, tsr. =. 2S
SSi y 81, Sr. .oy. s,e.22. ss,
Evening star., 1886-07-17

The idea of open executive sessions of the
Senate is not dead by any means, although the
pressure in its favor is not so actively kept up
a. earlier in the year. 1t is constantly gaining
friends. The Virginia delegation in the House
certainly bear the secret session no good will
after some recent experiences. and it is to be
hoped that when Mr.. Daniel takes his seat in
the senate next March he may overlook parti-
hostilities and unite with Mr.. RIddleberger
In casting upon such silly business the con-
tempt IL deserves.
III worst comes to worst. the voters of the
country must take "A positive stand in this
fight and refuse To elect man to a state iesis-
lature unless he pledges hiin>eli TO cast a ballot
for Senator who i honest enough and bold
enough To say what he has to say to the faces
OF the people who employ him.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

LNOR SALE FEW GOOD BARGAINS IN
- slightly damaged saraiogas. Sole Leather TrunkS
BAss and satches, never been used. see HarS
nesA bECkkkh lS4S fenn. ave nv. aVx4-3m
Evening star., 1886-07-17

4 NJ NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE OR OTHER
a fSrua4ctl, Picture or BOOK sing - COPY
or OtbeT% Se Al residences place, business IN ir
'4E % D. Laii Ia the country OtHer C,Il,-, al
publishers lowest cash r~te>. Address by postal ard
Of otherwise, N.IIDNAL NEWS AND AHT
AGENCI, Il. ~ box o11. Washington. d. T. ~.
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NT-MISCELLANEOUS

4 OIt 1tI1AN L - NJ IpOEL1IhN n LOU y
ENoR RRE.ET-CALIGRAPHS. PRICE REDUCED
4 from SS 10 50 per month during summer tSuid
on tnstilments.j 'CALIURAPH OFFICE" 933 i St
jy2-Jm
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swoRAsTEDr q BRADLEY.
W u a Al xU
jyl63t


STORES. Permo oFrTrr, ,
sy9 ~" =, s~-' <is-Slo tSto ST NV, I'd fit $50
49, Al '-''--.-----''' - la ave. haSemenL 70
- fon la ave, I'd fir .-..-. 10
ne above Is only small portion Of prnparty ON my
hooks Tor full list cali al office f,t huil.t is -
ineist ahdloth tJylol IHon h. MAGGAMAN.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

I,NOR SALE-THE CHEAPE>T LOTS WITHIN
700 yards of Dupont Circle those fine elevated
lots on the west side of = Ist ST. bet and sts 2lx
10 NO part OF city offers safer more profitable
investment or better building sites for homes. 81 30
per i"ot or the 10 lots, VIII Ie u shade less Two
lots On north side q. bet 10th and 18th sts al 25
per 100 2OxlOO CUTTER * WIMER,
jy11-3t lao3 = 81 n ~
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Ala l1th st. s.w.. Sr.....&lS
400 18th 81. aw.. Sr...-lS
SOC 3l2 St s.w.. 6r..........16
222l Cleveland. 6r...l5.3o
923 9th w. RS. fr. &unfur.
1920 5th ST. n. e., 5r..lO.o5
lola s.Capltol 81. .5r.lO.3O
ID, cor. 9th and h SITS. NV.
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BOARDING.

DOANl1lNO.
private houses by horse and wagon al summer
rates. A. PETERSON. 1924 18th ST. iyl7-3ts
DERMANENT TRANSIENT AND # ABLE
jY16-3t*
XTANTED-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, OR
w man and wife. to occupy q delightful second
ences given and required 21O North Capitol st.
jy15-3t*
DERSoNS DESIRING FIRST CLASS TARLE
Il Board can be pleasantly located at Mrs. HAUL
SkRS, 40S 6 ST NV my20sl3t
lGnk ST. NV, FURNI6HED ROOMS.
lOOO Table board Satisfactory references
gwen ana required jeaS3w*
DLEASAKT ROOMS, FURNISHED AND I'M
Il furnished. with Board. At 3lA and 3l8 Indiana
ave. ielE-Sm
ET1HR IOCHIEL HOUSE, SI2 oTH an. n. w
and the La Pierre, s.w cor. 10th and are the
best conducted Boarding houses in Table first
Evening star., 1886-07-17

LNOR RENT
Il 932 X NV. .l2r. SIS. 46
100 9th n. w. ,Ar.
$50 r st .Sr&st'e40OO
lllO Md.av. s.w., Tor. 30
936 French St, TIE. 60
l4lO T st. n. W.. Or. .2o. 80
ABB College st. n. W. .IUr. rs
.O- Bound'y NV. store. 10
fyl--3t4 A CAVWo,
Evening star., 1886-07-17

INOR SALE-SUPERB PLOT OF GROUND COM
Il mand ng grand view uf Washington and It's en-
hrois is offered for sale for few days fronts 100
it on Prospect ST. $50 II. Meridian ave 174 f. on
Crescent ST., Meridian li 26.463 SO. f., enclosed By
pickst fence just north Oh boundary side
VI iOlh ST. Look at It OWN Elk.
JylI Box 241. CITY P O.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
A New Constitution.

The pine Bluff Commercial is an able and earnest advocate of . now constitution, Tn . recent issue it eive the following substantial req. sous for its faith.
 First-We need an increase in the number ofjusticcs of the SUI preme court. The business in the department of justice has increased to such an extent, and is constant ly increasing, that three judges cannot transact it with that thor. Oughness and consideration that it's importance demands. We can. not rely on a Legislature to reme- dy the evil upon an estimated standard.
 Second-The question of the le- gal note of interest is producing considerable dissatisfaction and ought to be adjusted to suit the wants of trade.
 Third-The multiplication of no taries public and justices of the peace is a great evil and produc- tive of litigation and confusion to the business interests of the cOun- try. The qualification of these of fcers should be raised and their numbers diminished.
 Fourth-Municipal corporations should be empowered to make pro- vision for improvement and adopt such means as will answer tho ends of their creation.
 Fifth-Special elections caused by death or resignation, or inabil- ity from any cause, should be abol. ished and all vacancies filled by appointment upon petition of the people.
 Sixth-Changes of venue in criminal cases should be made more difficult. At least the reme- dy should be so framed as to pre- won't the failure of justice.
 Sevsnth-The exemption clause, the extension of legislative sessions the provisions relating to puplic schools and railroads, should be reformed 90 as to meet the dO- mands of the age and the condi- tions of commerce. We do not want in the organic law of the state, any abstract or impractica- bio provisions which initiate agains the substantial interests of our people, however well they may sound in code of morals, and are not ..antagonistic thereto, yet have proved to be of no lasting or imme- mediate benefit to a state govern. ment. We are in favor of a con. stitutional convention. The time has come when the State of fArkan- sas should have a new dress.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
We Earnestly Entreat Every Sui rering Woman who Sees this to Read it Carefully and
 "Alls

Nr. Editor:-"An ounce of prevention it potter than pound Of cure" and A pound of euro is better than s ship load of argu- n ent in your columns. l saw some time ngo an advertisement of q medicine called Brsdhcld's Female Regulator and the wop- dorful result. from its usc; and as my wife had been . sufferer and invalid for htteen ycayu from prolspsus and congestion of the womb and painful menstration, and the doe ,.rs could do her no good, l WAS persuaded b try ,he remedy. Ss l sent for two bot tIs. snd the result was that she improved so much ssnt for another package, and she it now abl. to do her household work, snd soes about wnsrel CT she pieRtes. am con- 4d.nt she is permanently cured. l sent for < lot ot this wonderful Female Regulator to call, and every bottle that have disposed oi has given complete satisfaction and the r"- suit. are in every case All that could be de- sired.
 With thanks to ttA "Entcrprise," which called my attention to il; and to the l'radheld Regulator Co.,, the p:oprietors of this great boon, am gratefully yours,
 J. W. DAVIS. s.-You can publish this or not, | you .eo fit hut for the benefit oi women, hope you will.
 Anyone who douba the genuin"nees Q inc above can write to MT. Davis, who vii give all particulars.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
Is This Reform,

There about 4,0O0 presidential offices of tho higher grade requir. ing the approval of the Senate. All were Republican when Ar. Cleveland was inaugurated. He has 643, or less than one-slXth.
 Nearly 5O,0OO postmasterships are filled without reference to the Senate. They were held by re- publican partisans on the 4th of | last March. Of these 7,O0O have been removed, or less than one seventh.
 If competitive examinations are needful in small offices requiring very ordinary qualifications. why are they needless in responsible po- sitions demanding a higher order of ability' If certainty of tenure is desirable for 14,OO0 ofice-holders why not for 1OO,OOOi
 Suppose the report in the Con- gressional Record had shown that out of 1000 presidential offices filled with Republican partisans on the 4th of last March Mir. Cleveland had removed fully 2,0O0 and put Democrats in their places, and that out of 49 300 small post masterships similarly filled on the date named 24, TOO had been chang ed from Republican to Democratic. Would not the Democats Do much more satisfied and would not the republicans be grateful that dem ocratic Administration had so un- expectedly accoraed them half the public places? Would not most people have pronounced the action
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
 A Valuable Raw Material.

It is..estimated that the cotton seed crop Of the Southern states is 3, GOO, 900, tons a year. In the raw state the crop is not worth much about @ a ton4-but man ufactur- ed into off and cake meal would pc worth about $75 100000, or one third as much as the lint cotton brings. In some districts nearly all the seed are sold sent to the oil mills to be ground aud pressed, but the larger proportion is thrown on the land to fertilize it. Only about One-flfth of the seed crop is sont to the mills, If it were all manufactured, the business would yield the planters large sum of money, establish profitable man. ufacture in the South, and furnish a livelyhood to a large industrial population, and-what is not to be overlooked-encourage industrial habits and beget other manutact. ures. Why should not the planters take the matter into their own hauds, organize themselves into co operative associations in every county, and build an oil mill to manufacture their own seedf The creamery business in New York and the dairy districts of the West, is now prosecuted one this princi- pal, which secures all tho profits to the stock holding farmers, and is found to be most satisfactory in it's working. There is not doubt that if intelligently applied to the
 manufacture of cOttonseed oil in the South it would yield similar results. It mas been conclusively demonstrated that the people of the South know how to manufact- ure cotton cloth proftably, and it is fair to presume they could learn to make cooton-seed oil proita ble oo.-Exchange.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
a---7sla=--a--=- Greek Wisdom.

Emulation Is good for mankind.
 Youth holds no society for grief. Be mindful of every kind of vir. tue Money is life to us poor wretch ed mortals.
 Even the fool is wise after the event.
 The best treasure among us is . frugal tongue.
 Great results asualy arise from great dangers'
 Do not make unjust gains; it is equal to loss.
 There Is no animal more bold than shamelessness.
 The strength even of weak men wh ah united avsils much. It is right that my friends should honor him who hOnors me.
 It is a shame for young man to question men of riper years
 The gifts of a bad man can bring no good with them.
 l am mortal, This very thing is the greatest cause of sorrow in life.
 Slow indeed at times, is the aid of the gods, but in the end not weak.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
PRESCOTT NEVADA COUNTY ARKANSAS JANUARY 2l. 1886

of the President honorable and liberal! Would not real civil-ser. vice reform be stronger at this hour in consequencel Would not both parties now be almost ready to cheeffulIy indorse permancncy of tenure and no removal except
 or cause from this time fOrth?- New York World.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
Cheap Enough.

"DO you take this woman whose hand you arc sqeezin' to be your lawful wife in flush time and skimp.'
 "I reckon that's about the size of it, squires''
 "Do you take this man you've jined fists with to be your pard through thick an thin?"
 "Well, you're are about right for once. old man."
 "All right then. Kiss in court, an l reckon you're married about as tight as the law can jine you. l guess four will do, Bill, if don't have to kiss the bride. If do, it's six bits extra."-ChicagO Ledger.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21

Lost mine at the surrender, while I was trying to conceal it in my blanket, to carry home with me. l think I will be able to get it yet, as General Phil. Cook, Joe Brown and others arc trying to obtain for ms from tho government. It was private property, and was enti- tied to 1t. The Fourth Georgia regiment regard it ss a valuable relic.-Irwinton, Ga, Appeal.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
Living Witnesses Testify

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. II, lSs4' I have tried Bradfeld's Female Regulator and and 1t eplendid, and al you claim for t Respectfully, Matte A. Lowe
 Due West, s. C., Nov. r., 1884. have used one bottle of your Female Regulator and can recommend it to the pub lie "A being specific for the diseases oi W" men. Yours truly .,
 Hester Smith.
 Smithland, TcI,, Nov. II, 1884. have been taking your Female Regulator and think it Q great medicine. Have rec commended it to several of my frends, who have used it with the most happy results.
 Youts truly, F. N. Whntely.
 Webstervile, Tex, Nov. II, 1881. Having used your Female Regulator with great success, and also Mothers Friend with the same result, l send you my thanks and best wuhes l think every Female should know of this boon Co woman. namely Brad fields Female Regulator aud the Mothers Friend. Respectfully,
 Mrs Jane Thompson.
 Linton, Ga, Nov. 10, 1884. have been using your Female Regulator for some tino with the best of results, and Bnd it to be just what you claim for 1t to be -woman's best friend. Respectfully.
 Mrs. W. l.. Beevee
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21

A Massachusetts man has inven- ted a machine which he says will tie a square knot, hitherto regard ed by inventors as beyond the power of machinery.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21

"I wake up sometimes in the night" said President Cleveland to Henry Watterson tho other day, land seeing whore l am, imagine it is all dream"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21

We arc constantly receiving such volun- ,ary testimony.
 Sand for our Treatise on Health and happiness of Women" mailed freo.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
WE ASK ONLY A TRIAL
 fAaujne to prove it the best

Remedy tor MaIarial Diseases. IL cures Agus, Chile 6 Fever, kalarial and Inter nnfttent Fever, 6iliousness, and | iver dsffr
 cutties arising from maiarial 'ntluencsS Greatest Appetizer, Ion,e ,,rs ana rs% nos poisonous Ingredients. Indorsed by Phy' sloians and Druggists. Cure guarantees. Sold by prueeisss. Aguine O.. Little Fans. h. .
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
GRATITUDE! !

Editors \ tldntd nStitati0H:
 Below we hand you a letter from grate- esl hspt. which was sent to and published in the Nan.lstyine, Texas, Enterprise, ' without our knowledge ar solicitation, and ". desire to give its publicity through your ColumRs.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21

We are constantly receiving such voiun- tary testimony. ATT Send fer our Treatise on "HeAlth anl Happiness of Woman mailed free.
 TIE BRADriELD REGULATOR Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
State News Column.

Morrilton has the three-mile law in force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13
BUY SOMETHING USEFUL FOR XMAS PRESENTS.
NEWMARKETS.

NEwMARKETS
in and Beaver Cloths
n in Ng soce a1d ts o non snd worth from ~
SCHOOL COATS.
:9d ss::d ;S% !, f0;Sss worth
have decsed 70 department. we will
so in
and regularly sold from s to w PLACE table
together and give you your choice of the lot for
LADIES' JACKETS.
We will offer for the next ten days the greatest bar
oee m e
French Serge" These Jackets are double breasted
Holiday Gifts Never sold less than 80 We now offer
y1g decide UPON Yp Seal skin holiday gift pay
are dressed and dyed by the best London houses Our
ensSns at ns to
abeTf 30 per cent less than actual value ''''
by one OF The leading frrers Of this eonry
especially to order for us in the most approved and
CHILDREN's PLUSH WRAPS.
Our stock Of these goods are surpassed by none and
few of ssS and
!%S w ns1 n * Bgs
Garnet Plush trimmed in Black Astrachan, and many many
These are 5
nice for holiday gifts, and are sure to please.
vlSITES AND COATS,
In Seal Plush, Astrachan Imported Diagonal Cloths,
French Gace and many stylish Fabrics made up the
latest approved manner and at prices lower than
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
By visiting this department you will be able select
useful Holiday Gift for Mother Wife. Sister, Child
OF the kind. Call and satisfy yourself that what we
say is true.
PORTIERES.
pairs Chenille Portieres 81. 80 pair: worth double
A new line OF Raw Silk POrtieres, $3.50; worth 80.
Raw Silk POrt1eres, in Roman Stripe, $ 80; beauti-
full Christmas gift and worth actually double our
price
TABLE COVERS.
Plush Center, with Point Border b .C5 and go rs
Our New Raw Silk Covers, 81 30 and 81 So nothing
more desirable for Holiday presents.
LACE CURTAINS
$11O.
beautiful pattern, 3 yards, tape edge, 81.
Beautiful Russian border, 81 80.
something new. Brussels effect $3.50.
hne Madras, new effect, 1910.
Great reductions in large line Of TAPESTRIES
beautiful line OF Lace and Antique BED SETS
suitable for Holiday Presents.
We are still selling our CURTAIN POLES, Brass
Fixtures" for s:c.
Our BLANKET sale will be continued this week.
REMEMBER THAT OUR MAMMOTH ESTAB-
LISHMENT IS HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY
GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13

Our dealings with the manufacturer direct
Therefore have but one profit and that ia small
glance at the following list will enable you to
select your Holiday Gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Jusr RECEIVED.
A Very Large Invoice of
TABLE OIL OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
These goods come to us direct from the manu-.
facturer In ITALY, through their New York AGENT AND
we can Therefore guarantee their purity. ,~, 49,. .,
manufactured by one of the oldest firms IN lta!y,
article of Table Oil that is simply PERFECTION
This oil Is made from sound, RIPE FkkeSh ".
cumstances of soil and climate, and being manu-
featured by firm of undoubted integrity and long ex.
The oil il SMOOTH, DELICATE and APPETLZING e
me IASTE ana fhEE EhoM IHE tEAS nt EAN =
FRESH CREAM. In short single trial VIII convince
one that are not claiming too much for these
goods Give trial order by mail, telephone or In
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
Company,
4CS 9th street, between d and b
P.S.-Open evenings until January LIST, 1857. d.
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The NATIONAL Iurr AND M.rns,rv

u he 4NATIONAL LIFE AND WIATURITY
ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, d. C.,
l2l5 Street Northwest
Issues MATURITY POLICIES, payabie I'm C.sb NJ
the Expirstion of Five and Zen Years and
LIFE INSURANCE Policies
Guaranteed IN Amount and with absolute Limit Coat
fsrtes tainiilar with Life Insurance are invited to
examine the plan Those in of informs ton can
Always ootah ~ NJ the office Of the Association
OFFICERS:
Horatio Browning, president:
William T. Clark, vice presdent
Samuel Norment, treasurer:
Geo ID. Eldridse, secretary and reny r.n.osr.
John b. Larner, counsel:
i. s. Riddelle, NJ d., medical Director
John H. Heller. general agent:
Geo. j. yesterday, assistant cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Horatio Browning, Seylnour " Tul,ock
Samuel Norment n II Holfx,n.n
William E. Clark. Raker
James J.. Barbour, JaInes r. Norris
Robert Boyd. John Isrner
Frank Hume, y Riddeia
Levi Woodbury.. no3.9rn