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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
ELDoRADo FARM

ELDoRADo FARM
We are authorized 70 os FL SA dIe O, the 4,
Moptso.nsry County, M.ryl.1d eops.inins 2s4 aerss
farm in grass: we'll fertized ana map ursd prodasaSs
excellent crops is supporting one hundred head q
inston. y mile fSorn Forest 5ien station. on the
o ana 20 rois Glen.
This T. ns OPPORTUNITY for any gentleman WHIP de.
sSs s a ao q a eo 70
S y Il ss:s:d sS 8. The sss
WORK horses sixty mead jersey and s0isien cows o.
the re-. M = . Ga
owner deaarss to 20 abroad. HuFTY I DYER,
EoR SALE AND ExCHANaE-sh ACRES OF
sc%. i Ss1a ss
j! a s;s Ssss .i ESs
ots.'Ss ',9: 10y ts G Near
Assss T. sIs on Sss sa.s
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On sssa IN s SSss. ra,
FOOD improyspent., orchsrda &C.: $4,000 Any o.
''' ''''' vi" Tsoszs * & ~ RHFETfH.'s
f2s-tuthslm ssA q. Room I.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY RESI-
y denee-Farm Of l15 acres; prime LAND. well fenced:
Acres IN wood several springs Of excellent water
35xt3. saloon psrior. hall dining-room. pantry.
kitchen. aud hve chambery presses and closetx YER
anda Trout aud back stsbtn6 for six bosee barn.
risee-house, and Necessary outouildines. grounds
handsomely terrsced and shaded with fruits
g erss cosS,y Ss:td r Sss. t H e:ss Prince
hfTcHsfI Sss Efs soS $1,000 1s %ss.sot
Tor sALE-fos ACRES or LAND tfART OF THE
miles from Washington. IN milee nom Horrsstvils
nnimpyoysa. but mostly In S0ed timber; go pen
one-enird cash and balance 10 suit THOMAS A
MITCHELL. 934 st, Room 9. uAh3-lot
EoR sALE-A CoTrAoR-7 ROOMS. LAneE
- csllar, with acres Of land. fruits Of al kinda
100 eTspes; good drinlap9 water; slsa water mont
where oysters can be beoed, In Ea1fport. Nd 10 min
utee. walk fSuO Annapolis 0aRket Inquire write
% 400 10Th st e. wsshington. y. G. mh2-6t'
LoR pALx-oR hxxr HOTEL AND STORE;
- lood bustness for . competcpt msp; viii Be sold
e 49, 49, e $500 AvRy 70 LVAAko' cassscj -
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Jrsr RECEIVED NV Assonrrrs,
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may b rssd.
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MEMS BEST SPRING scARrA
7s and q. Instead q dividns our ssosk into ioss
Wr me ,o :, ~ eur ~. S..s - ase
80 &c.. ", - Sou 70 - Wnas issSs casa pur
sn.s - - ~ rnsn x'sn sns sna pf0n''
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MEMS "TA1.AIe ROYAL" NIGHT SHIRTS.
Men veisiu. osO uounds a. ,s,, =. N. On r-,,na.,
have beep thonvbt - ." 'ONA~S''
IN. o.. en- 90. ,.,
sc. for those with dainty finish
'so''''
NEWS COLLARS AND CUFFS.
The popular and tss, co,,sr.
Those who don,t want 90 49,. z. o.. .....
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THOMAS 4 wAaaAMAx.
sl7 STREET. NORTHWEST.

FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS AT PR1
CENT PER ANNuM INTEREST aUARAN.
TEfD AND PAID QUARTERLY. PRrNcf.
PAL SECURED BY DxEps or Trust on
REAL ESTATE. TIE TITLES OF WHICH
ARE GUARANTEED By THE COLUMBIA
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PARTIES HAVE TIE PR1vnDaE OF IN
sPECTING THE PROPERTY. d.
AsMAIL PRKMIut cnA1osn
THIS WILL PROVE SAFE AND JUDI.
cIoUs INVESTMENT FOR PERSONS OF
LIMITED MEANS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-08

SPRING GooDs.
We are in daily receipt Of SPRING GOODS.
Newest styles and lstest Novelties in al kinds OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS. EMRRoIDERIEs. LAcEs
BLACK DRESS GOODS. RIBpoNs &C.. s,w.r, 10 b.
| found in our stock.
To-day we particularly call attention to our oaer
inss Of
NEW sArINEa
in Black. Back and White choice styles. ELEGANT d.
sisns at lowest prices for reliable soods.
New Lace Nouncinss from also TO olc psr y,rd.
New styles in Ans Hamburg Edges and p,ounensa IN
Swiss and Nansool beautiful soods o.s e.se sheea.a
India Iinens newest styissss I2ke One case lace
stripes and checks. st eoc.. worth Csc.
Our new stock Of Ladies' Cotton and canbric unds,
wear IL particularly attractive every sarmsnt IL we'll
made fits perfectly. and prices - low q il seuas,ens
with the psoduotien Of reliable soods. COMPARE them
with etssr goods in the nassst md b eeava,csd.
Having just completed our stock taxing. M ana
many odd1ots and remnants on hand, which We viii
oh'r ct rdieuousy Low prtcsa: such - rsmnsnss Of
black silk odds and ends in table aasas and towels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-08

Have We csueht 10 saiousiy. ssnasmsn - can
supply mems furniskipgs q lowest pe1cse n VIVA
Reason b wsdoot ask or sivs credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-08

We herewith 6ivsyou a idsa Of someof the o6srnGS:
Several cssss a the fashsonshis VALENCIA n. AM
IN excellent imitation Of the sllwoel maaufseture q
1S1c. Per I'd. generally sold st 25e.
One case Of BRoCADED VERDI o1oTH REM.
NANTs, IN didsrsnt shades Of drab ct los. pr "a
regular value lSc.
Alot Of MANCHESTER cALrcos, new ssy,ss, fsss
colors. at &c. per I'd standard price &C.
3cases Of ane light figured PERCAiE REMNANTS,
superb pstterna good lengths suitable for trSeses
shirts OF shirtwasta only &c. pr "a: regular vaus
12Hc.
Another lot Of The celebrated ADoN1s pnArKbY in
different styles Of "DsntsS rsesie" Is inches wide.
suitsbe for curtains and dress purposes q 1Oc pr
I'd; popular price 15c.
., We have lust opened . new lot Of hns CORDED.
PLAID and PLAIN GIN0HAM REMNANTS. In many
different patterns aud viii cell them as the Low figure
OF lOc. per I'd; standard value 12k and l5c.
Having been Informed by the manufactures thst the
supply Of the famous
cANNsTApr TICKING
is exhausted for the present We deem IL our duty 70
make publicity Of the fact Should the reader be In
need OF the article mentioned call this week would be
advisable As we sell the lot hand ct the old price Of
14c per I'd. regular value 25c
cases of fine ENGLISH DE BEIGE REMNANTS
in new styles.
II inches wide 1t Ioc per I'd.
Regular price Ice
"a inches wide at l5c per sd
Regular value &c
20 pieces Of DRESS GfNGHAM. in light shades, se.
iected from regular stock reduced to and So per
I'd standard value 10 and l2kc
case of INDIGO-BLUE DOTTED CALICO REM.
NANTS at Sc per I'd.
We also inform the public that We hsvs made zen.
ersl reduction In our Comfort aod Blanket Depart.
menf, and as q speciality recommend a quantity Of
SOILED SPREADS and BLANKETS Ut greatly reduced
prices.
A lot Of PLAIN Saline REMNANTS. In al colors
imaginable. At loo. per I'D; real value zoe.
ONE PRICE TO Art
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YOU WILL BE IN PRED1OAMkET TOMORROW.
We've Just opened our stock Of Scotch saa Trsseh
oinghams. Prices 20c, 26c., 500. Aoc. anA too
P1ain colors and fancy checkA plaids ana stripes IN
ths psstsst Effects Some with white lace stripes sss
Dfetty relieved By ground colors Of pinl lavsnasr
navy, browns, tans, reds, &c.
Some Of the plaid patterns are particularly heauti-
fu the nns white lines stand ont in bold relief sn e
plaids formed Of vasious shsaes Of the uroanAsoioE
We can't describe hundred styiss in few hnss.
Come end 80 them snd pussle yourself which II bes
the New oansAams. or the
Ko1Cu1INs NEW sATT1Ns
The 0inshlms wash best. but when you look ct ~
new blues sresnA and reds in yesterdays arrfva of
6atesao you'u hesitatA The psrstan. the Classical
the oadtms. ths 0sonstzics and FLORAL dssisns ars
35c. yard. The Plain Coors. to % With them, S0c
aysed
THE NEW SUITS.
You'll - in spssdcsmsnt now. Tor wsys Just opened
bingham and Preach Bstssn 5uitA II rou don't ssy
I'm :s.n .s ss snss ass
31sass don't fA1 70 ask b 80 them 1hs dsss suods
elsz4s won't ~ much for them bscsuse the suit e.
lsse,nsns y u op1ss,son % - - aees. ~ -
FAE..AIS
ROYAL.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I osTzYEsTERpAI. A SNAIL SCARF Pm. IN
beta More than IL vsioe WI be psad isr q asx
osT-NARcR RocKETBooK. ooSTzISfSa
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r osT-A COLLIE DOG: ANswIRs TO NAME or
Don 2, DO, fs,T sl& Hos'A inward for .ssaIs,ns
osT-YEsTEKDAY. GOING FROM llTH 81.
Isa n M.sS 70 .ni o Rp ave % ssS a. 5 o
Return 20 Star once and rscsive reward m
II osT-oR sToLEN-oS TIE KvIHfN0 OF fisF
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4 osT-A rocKETbooK CONTAINING S22 AND
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
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AN INVITATION TO GENTLEMEN

Ine Mems Furnishing Department IL close to door
Of No. his Pennsylvsnia avenue and our younr man
promise to show you our new Spring importations
without asking expecting your present patronage
The new Umbrellas Rubber Coats Linen and Japan
ere SIX Handkerchief Jewelry. Slippers. and the
many nttae requirements OF men are here in variety
and ct prices TO surprise you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-08
CoSsoIAr,os AND Apv,cr.
NEVER RRoRrr THE PAST.
USE THE LESSON OF HxPrRrENca As GUIDE
FOR THE FUTURE

By reading our sdvsstissneus dou't sepsuseA yuur-
self for having paid erorbitant prices In pest ags
Try 10 regain your Losses By calling at our establish
msnt this Thursday Friday. Take the slsvssor TO
our THIRD FLOOR whore you WIN IND GREAT BAR.
GAINS in Remnants or Short isnsths ofA
LARGE VARIETY OF DOMESTIC AND foRftcN
MERCHANDISE.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


FOR RENI-uNFusNrsHEpR ROOMS. 1885 IIrH
EroR RENT-ll UNFINISHED ROOMS. sEPA.
II rate or toScthef. suitable for sssmsfer b,,srd
ING honse OF ofnces Apply lll2 81 NV NH -2t
IroR RENT LARGE NICELY FrKNisHTD
u koom. with trst-clsss board. for two for S22 30
each House has all modern Improvement b~t~een
I've Lines OF cars one block from Pension once ooe
E,0R RENT-ll0s NEW YORK AVE n W ONE
furoiehed frost Room. THIRD floor also small hal
room With board; nodsssts price. references er-
E0R RENT-FuRNIsHED-AT 1887 L ST n, W..
4 handsome suites of ruoms, on first and secopd
aoos central location. southern exrosurV Board Al
desirs1 Also sangie chan bers. nho-3t.
ICOR RENT-41l n ST. NV, THREE ROOMS
- nnfurnished. suitable for light housek eepne, ca
third hoor; ga aud modern improvements; Southern
exposure rent els immediate posses sion nlhe-3ts
ESoR RENT-A FIxELY-FURNIsHEp SECOND
moor 'front.' room; very large with bar window
eommodious closet open erate. trsnsoms Apply after
O'Clock References. 1880 18th ST NV f2S-l2t.
EoR kENT-THIRD fLooK. -sof PENN. AYR
Il fb2O-im j. c. HUTCHINSON.
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mi1 B. 81 HS s s e. s'tssa
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WANTED -ROOMS

"ANTED-PARLORAN AND TWO BEDROOMS (UNE
w Il larger. with frs:-cass board, in best part Of
city. Address NEW YORK. star of.ce. lnhs- ~
YNANrED-YOUN0 MARRIED COUPLE WANT
w furnished Room, with ,Soard heat and sas state
terE,s. which must be moderate. Address MODERATE.
Star office. 1t.
WANrED-AI.L PERSONS WHO CAN ACCOM-.
w MEDIATE Roomers Boa rders from March p to
April = for the Aomans Council to seud ricn lnca-
ton. plumber of rooms. &C. to Mrs. NJ y. LOCKING D..
$40 18th ST. NV. nhS-6ts
WANTED-BY MARCH Is. DESIRABLE ROOMS
w furnished aud unfurnished. for GOOD permanent
parties. Persons having them fer rent should
once. ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 6l2 9th ct. n.
v. mhS- 3ts
XVANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
w married couple child OF Ave- must be pr
family: west Of 14th and north of penusylvsis
Address II. - Star Office mh7- IT.
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DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Short lengths of 38-inch. Atwood Dress Goods
1-4A yds.. Wa a. 90: Friday N a. a remnant
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

W. c. L. Beard, the register of the
land office at Wa-Keeney, says in an.
swer to an inquiry: Where parties
have planted their timber, ETC., and i!
fails to grow, they are permitted to
make affidavit to the fact and prove it
by two witnesses, and thereby obtain
an extension of one year. They should
make affidavit for the extension with
in the year the seeds. ETC., fail to grow
SO the extension will exclude such
claim from contest at the end of the
year the failure occurred. The claim
ant had best make affidavit for exten-
sion and let his agent or some one
who has assisted in planting seeds,
cuttings, ETC., or if the claimant has
no knowledge of the matter he can
apply for the extension and let the
agent and others make the affidavit
Topeka Commonwealth.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01
OUR POPULATION IN 1890.

The census of 1890, preparations
for which arc alrea dy being made,
promises to show in the United States
a population of more than 10000, 900.
The population in 1880. acco.7 ding to
the census Of that year, was 81. 1885,
783 persons, of whom AZ, Az, $40 were
native and 6,679, 943 foreign boru.
The natives had Increased 10, 49,, 698
from the figures Of 1903, 99l, 142
or BIB per cent. The foreign ele-
ment had gained more slowly, howev-
er, bringing the percentage for the
entire population down to 80 per cent.
The same rate of in crease applied to
the census of 1880 will, according to
the Philadelphia Record, give an in
crease of l5,O46,639 persons during
ten years ending in 1890.
The immigration between 1870 and
1880 was comparatively light, only
1,112,714 persons having come to
this country during that decade. For
the past few years, however, it has
been unprecedented. The immiSra-
ton since the last census has E.en as
foliOwS.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

The Topeka sugar works have clos
ed down. The product of the season
has been 800 barrels of sugar and
800 barrels of syrup. The former
is valued at SIG, 800, and the latter at
$4,000. The state bounty on the
sugar manufactured at this time is
$4,000. The company will keep the
works going, turning the syrup into
sugar, so that BY January l, 1889,
the total income of the mill will have
reached 100000, while all expenses,
which include cane, labor, coal, chem
icals, repairs, ETC., will reach $4,000
leaving profit of $40, 900 for the first
run.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01
HARRlsoN'S SLANDERERS ST..
ENCEO.

The Cleveland campaign managers
have been industriously circulating
slanderous documents charging Gen
eral Harrison with being not in accord
with the working people of the coun-
try. To give the appearance of plaus-
Utility to the ISLANDERS, a creature
named Gould, living in indianapolis,
was induced to fraudulenuv attach
the seal of District Assembly LOG, of
tie Knights of Labor, of which he
was secretary. to the slanderous doc
ument to be distributed broadcast
As will be seen by reference to our
labor page, the district assembly has
formally repudiated Gould, denounc-
ed the document to which he affixed
the seal as utterly false, and declared
that the seal was used without author
ity. This reputation of the attempt
to injure the reputation of General
Harrison with the working people by
the organized labor of his own city
should silence forever the organized
defamers of character who are man.
aging Cleveland's campaign.-1rish
World.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

Lord Sackville West, British minis
ter to the Q. S., has been writing a
letter to naturalized Englishman ad.
vising him to support Cleveland as
the friend to England This lette,
has been published, and as its effect
is to change thousands of Irish votes
to the republican candidate, Lord
Sackville gets the sack by being re-
called.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

A special effort will be made BY
the democrats on election day to de
feat Mr.. A. J. Senter for county com
missioner, and this because he is toe
SQUARE and able LusiDes man to suit
certain of the democratic leaders. Mr..
Senter is q farmer, and is one OF our
most economical and progressive men
-of his opponent, nothing may be
said, except that he Is . most intense
and bitter democrat passing under the
ouise of a Union Laborite, other than
this he has no record.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

Politics are raging high in Indiana,
both sides confident of success. An
election day trouble is feared in a
number of places, so jealous are the
adherents of the respective candidates.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

Preston B. Plumb stands peer to
any in the highest councils in the ma
ton. He is senator in whom the
people take great pride for his true
worth and ability. If you desire his
reelection it stands you in hand to
vote for the republican nominee fer
Representative.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

Why should you vote for man for
county attorney who has had no ex-
perience, when you have a man on the
republican ticket who has had years
OF actual experience in the prosecution
of causes?
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01
follows;

Total for 10 years. ................5,s31 2552
Add this total to the increase in
the native-born population at the rate
which prevailed from 1870 to 1880,
and it will be found that the probable
increase in population during the
present decade, after making due al
lowancts for births and deaths. will
have been 2O,546,6 and the total
population in 1890, native and foreign
born, 7O,322, 479, divided as follows:
Native ........ 1891 ,14s 4s,475.s4O $3.50. 40
Foreign born.... $751; 20 6.679,a43 l1,sOOOOO
Total. ..... s55s,37l 5O,l55.7xs 7O,s22. 479
1t is very evident that the foreign
element will form a much larger pro-
portion of the population in 1890
than ever before. In 1860 this pro-
portion was about 13 per cent, in
1870 IA per cent, and in 1880 about
Is per cent. In 1890 it will be not
far from l8 per cent.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

News item from the Manhattan
Mercury: Kansas sugar is now offered
for sale by the E. B. Purcell mercan-
tile company. This sugar is over 81
per cent pure, and the very best for
sweetening. 1t sells thirteen pounds
for 81.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

A plan of the democrats is to scat
ter broadcast at every polling place
in the county illustrated handbills adj
vocating tariff reform and claiming
that the tariff is tax and ought to be
reduced, and at the last moment mis-
lead the voter.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

Last fall the democratic party I'M
dertook to pose as the soldiers friend
this year they have thrown off the
disguise, and the old soldier is abso-
lutely nowhere.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

A severe threshing of a few of the
leading negroes or killing one or two
of them by the southern democrats
just before election is deemed suffi-
cient to insure their absence from the
poles, and this is ''The Land of the
Free and the Home of the Brave"
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

The jennings Echo of last week
publishes a list of names of its resi-
dents, showing the number to be
about 125 above the age of five years
and excluding mechanics who are
there temporarily. That is pretty
good for a five months starter.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

10000 votes elect congressman in
the south-while in the north it takes
100000 votes to do the same thing.
If all who have vote in the South
are allowed the privilege, why this
great disparity?
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

The Concordla fair association
could pay but twenty-five cents on the
dollarl which the prize winners indig-
nantly refused to accept.