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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

T,OR RENT-vERY CHEAP-A HANpsoNELY
furnished house almost new; good ueighborhood.
Sl0O per month u. h kOBERTuON, l6l5 81
LrOR RENT-FURNISHED-AN NEW rHREE->TORY
Il Brick House Of IA rooms: handsomely furnished:
situated on fashionable avenue Will lease for one or
more years; $3.50. Inquire Of n. n. PARkER
se2$-12t 14ls ST.
IrOk RENT-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE,
II within block Dupont Circle; S65 month Apply
CHARLES EARLY. Gus 14th st. seos-3w
LCoR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR FAR
- ragut Square; eco month Apply CHARLES
EARLY. COS l4th st Oe2S-3w
LHOR RENT-A GROOM BRICK HOUSE, WATER
Il and sewer: large yard aud back entrance. $40 ~
door. se2S-3ts
LNOR RENT-rwO TEN-ROOM HOUSES WITH
Il bathroom and closeta on ST.. in fashionable
part Of, he northwest 10 and Metro
polltzn cars; houses finished In excellent manner:
handsome mantels tiles aud open places through
HILL JOHNSTON
se2S-3t 1903 PennA. ave- n. "
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LOCAL MENTION


rof the District OF Columbia Marv,ano ana VI
ginia, fair; stationary temperatura eycan, a.
Eastern Virginia slightly colder: northeriV winas
light frosts In the interior "'n0S'
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cAXrAIsS Badges and buttons Frank. 4e1 p. av

SOLID OAK CHAMBER SETS, pieces; soA TX.
n Ssens sou 10th street and PENNSYLVANIA
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NINE j. p. PALMER, importer respectfuIlv an.
nounces 10 her numerous friends and cn.fomers
her own personal management thia saaa,n .-t.n
competent and polite salesladies she has also the
best talent IN English and French artists. whose
tldlOus. - ~No NANoSs ia>-
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PROFESSIONAL

MAILING MADE EASY; HANDS BEAuTlFIEp.
w Boston ChiroIodists. Boston prices. \. kkkI-
son 4 sons, Ais l.th 81 nv; All troubles OF the
feet skill ily treated Lady and stoTs
always IA attendance AsIIicuring zoe Satisfaction
guaranteed se.s-s3in
DRoF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
IL voyznt. Astrologer and spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight AID veil livery hidden mystery
revealed Receivers lost stolen property. FINDS
hdoen treasures Gives lucky Lumbers Causes sIe d.
brings separsted together. Gives success
IN business. hemoves ali family rOubles aud evil
influences. Cures sickness. disappointed by efforts
of others judge not all alike, The fruiessOr
skeptlc4l StrAnger- from o. her ct.ss
will time and diszppointDeat by calling on Tia
only genuine clairvoy IN tins city, he Succeeds
where al Others TAIL sdycrtIses only what he
do. sttings. 50c. llfereGding b. mail receipt Of
Ell Name. lock Of hair, date oi oirth- Hours % b.
Open Sundays from 70 b y. N
sel-2n4. 42l 9th 81 hu.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
WI LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and eel-
tienen 30 cents each 400 street. between 4th aud
9th streets northwest se24-2w.
MAD r. ARDENNE, TIE CELEBRATED PALM
List and Clslrvoysnt sive you your exact LIE
chart and 20 her sltters their names IN full leiis
lolu the DusbAId and lover and hos
10 win the you love AL business conhasntlAl
liz q ST. nw. selslm.
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Are anxious for you 10 call and Inspect their new
Inc OF Furniture, Carpet, and Upholstery Goods.
Price marked In plain figures Come and Judge
Tor yourself AL prices guaranteed Two eleva-
Tors. W. Ii. HOCGHTON Co.,
1918 alG l2.S0 + Sc, n
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UNFURNI6HED HOUSEa
lSM g. a ". corner K; modarn impeoveman1s;
ssssl-lm iiiofa. nv.
Eok kEHT-lt2e q 81; MEz $50 PER MONTH.
= Apply 70 J. ]. SHEDD 1907 Rhode lslsnd ave
nv. aus3O-th.a u.0m
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BROOKS, 18th 81. Prices Guaranteed.

How TO KEEP WAKx--Why, its easy enough II
you buy Johnsons steel riate Warm Air Furnace.
livery one guaranteed.
A = JoHSsoS I24O 9th sf m W
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English Dinners Sets
French ana German dinner and dessev, cate srorr
best manufacturers sSSS ~ va
FANCY CHINA and glassware
ine iaees, novelties from all countries
>. A W. BOTHER & SoH, go Pa ave-
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CITY ITEMS


Hotel johnson, European, 18th and T.
80 by 100 feet Take the elevator Gign-grade
oysters only. Popular priceS Lifetime expert
ence. /
Weather scrip for doors and windows Cam
paign Torches L b. HOPKINS $50 F ST. NV. 3
Use Anchor brand Coffee ana mother. I'm
II your dealer does not keep the '1Grand
Republic" Cigarros, go where you can get them.
For sale by all lrst-class dealers Wholesale
Steamed oy.ser.. sonnson,s. 9th ana E 2
Sewing Maehines for Rent
by week or month at Auer6achs 7th and 3, sole
domestic Patterns" domestic Dress Forms Il
steamed Oy.sers, Johnson's. 9th and z 2
For Saturday, we shall o1er the following
LADIES' Kid Button, s1.a5, worth $3.50.
LADIES Patent Leather TIP Button, L49. worth
Ladies Genuine French Kid Button, $3.50, worth
Mems Button. Lace or Congress. sl2s. worth
Mems Fine Hand-Sewed Cali SHOES, worth
S.
Childrens School Shoes ESQ.,, worth D.
=, Infants Kid Button Worked Holes, so worth
The above and many other bargains %
FAMILY SHOE RE,
8 tn St
Steamed Oysters, Johnson's, 9tr de 2
New Sleeves for Knit Jacp, q, aI Auer-
bacn's & H. Sewing Machines ar lens Wear. 4
Domestic Sewing Machii )11ce, 9TH 4 H.
Peerless Dy
Are the best Sold by druggis' eo1y
DixOn's Yeast Powder Us reliable. 3m
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A PKoGRkssIvk CAMPAIGN

ALL HOrsKKEEPERs should read Moses Sons
advertisement In this paper OF bargains In house
furnishing goods
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'-axskKvE HILL milk IA best "

GRx!f BARGAINS In new and used Pianos At a
l. WHO q Broa. 100 7th street mort Divest
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FINE PoarRAIIs Kets Kemethy, llOs Pa. ave.

PERFECTION AND UNsURPAssABLE-We claim In
the varied stock In our Tailoring Department.
suits TO order, $50 and SIS. Eisenan Bros, 7th
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BROOKS, 18th ST., Largest, Richest, Newest, STOCK

We MAKE no Idle boast, but we do know that
we can show the largest line OF suiIings and
trouserings in the city. Pants to order s.. Else
man Bros, Tailoring Department, 7Ih ana E SIS.
YouK eyesight suited, 81. Hempler, ave-, cor. AZ.
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PAS Sth Ut. ne, Sr......25
40 Sd st. ne. ar. =. 20 so
1924 N.J.av.n.w.6 Or. 1850
1909 G sts.e., 6r........10
DUvALI. o25 r St NV.
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Hotel johnson, European, 18th and T.
The oyster q speciality. Ladies' and gents cafe.
30 by 100 feet. Take the elevator. High-grade
oysters only. Popular priceA Lifetime expert
ence.
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EOR RENT
200 5th St Sc Or. .135l
sos N St nv. 8 20
SlS b st. sc. 6r......1630l
1885 9th st. n. W Or. IL. so
Other houses At less rents
sesS-3t w. CLARENCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-29

WHY SHOULD The Term
'CHILDREN's" CLOTHING APPLY ONLY
TO THAT WORN BY SMALL BOYS; ARE NOT
SMALL GIRLS CHILDREN. YET ONE CON-
sTANTLY SEES ADVERTISEMENTS OF
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING" BY
DEALERS WHO SELL ONLY BOYS GOODS.
BY BOYS" CLOTHING THEY MEAN
LONG PANTS SUITS. AND By 'UHIL-
DREN's" SHORT PANTS SUITS.
WE TERM OURS BOYS" AND SMALL
BOYS" AND WE THINK WE ARE NEARER
CORRECT
WE THINK ALSO THAT OUR STYLES OF
BOYS AND SMALL BOYS GOODS AND OUR
PRICES ARE QUITE CORRECT.
wEHAvE GIVEN MORE THAN USUAL AT.
TENT1ON TO THIS STOCK THIS SEASON,
AND ARE ,:QUITE WILLING TO HAVE IT
COMPARED wITHANY OTHER AS TO QUAIL
I'll. STYLE AND PRICE.
AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF $40 FOR
"BOYs'" AND s5 FOR SMALL BoYg~
SUITS. WE THINK WE HAVE THE BEsTlN
THE CITY.
z =. BARNuM b Co,
se2S e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
A ssIaNEE's SALE.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
WILL SELL AT Wholesale COST PRICES
nT2CnTTNT nth
OF IS OR UPwARDS
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
STATIONERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
IN STORE NO. 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST. CONSISTING OF
FINE PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY,
WORK-BOXES.
PICTURES FRAMED AND UNFRAMED
POCKETBOOKS AND CARD CASES
TRAVELLING CASES,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
PLAYING CARDS,
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SMALLER
ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST.
CLASS STATIONERY STORE. BEING
THE ENIRE STOCK OF
JOHN 7. PARET.
HHE re OF TH1 TIE TRADE
eall and sete a 0ace. ana IN having Claims
SAMUEL MADDOX. Assignee.
1US Aouelane ave.
Mr. Parst will continue the engraving business .,
20 Pm Cent Orr
ALL CASH sALKa
DURING IMPROVEMENTS WILL SELL
ny ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHER OLA.
MoNDR STERLING SILVER AND Sill
VENTILATED WARE. CLoCKs BRoNzFa
oPERA-0LAssEs. ETC. ETC. AT A DIS
COUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
FRANK n. LEWIS
ses-3m 1918 PA AVE.
In SHERMAN Krso VAponxEn
For in urinals cesspools musty cellars, hospi
Se the SICK The bot house msrnss lsssn
rant hotel crowded factory. waiting room wi
Of Ss.ss ii. vspo:sr 81 Ss.fn xos
I. better .ssns fos nsntiIE diphthsra. fever. an
nse u any ordinary odorlees disinfectsnt. which 4
sS e too and So ana
should keep vaporssr In operation In their slsepn
J. W. BOTHER / SON,
Sole Agents for the District
ss24-0t 083 Penn. avs0uA
| dEADQUARTKRs
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
wholesale and Rstaf.
WI. SALLAxTYnI son,
! aakA.v.ssn. 80 III ssssA
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ORGANS RENTED. 81 per month
r q. SMITH IDS Pa ave.
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EOR TITHlkD-STORY FRONT ROOM,
and light; with board. s23 l435 9Th n W. Also one
comfor hall room. including light e5; with board
$50. 1425 9Th st., bet and p NV. IT.
IrOR RENT-DWELLING ROOMS: LARGE GEL
e lar; coal vault. &C. mod tmps. 1909 7th st. NV;
20O3, zoos and 2oO7 18th st. NV; cheap: brick
houses bay windows; rooms; all mod impa; each
$40.
Brick: Rooms: all mod. imps; large stable: 9Th.
bet. and o sts. NV; $50 30.
Cor. 4th st. and New York ave. NV: frame houae
8 rooms mod. imps; &33.
:, small bricks; 4 rooms and water; 90. By
CHAS. S. SHREvE
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FiASos SoH RsNr, 8 per month.
y. g. smith. l226 Pa ave
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n. ".
TEE LITTLE Boz SAID, .when catch this fish
anu Two more shan have three" IL his bait and
patience and nshiug were good he probably got
We are going to have million subscribers be-
Io1e ene year Is out Our bait Is good. There Is
~ eAson why you shouldn't bite-we don't use
any nook There Is no occasion for patience. Let
eers are coming ten thousand q day.
~ costs Ten cents In stamps to get the Ladies'
Home journal the last four months of this year.
Az the END OF the year OF course you will stop, s-
tess you tOont TO 90 on.
Inc october number Ii on the news-stands-six
eeu1s- LADIES HOME JOURNAL Philadelphia.
FoR CHEAP and good book binding read National
ookoanoery advertisement on fourth page.
OuH own and without hesitation we say the
pest made boys and childrens clothing In the
Guy. SCHOOL suits s. Eiseman Bros, 7th and
u sta, Manufacturing Clothiers and TailorsI
BRooKa, 18th st., Gas-Fixtures and Chandeliers
RRADY FOR THE BArTLE-The Misunderstanding
ESTABLISHMENT" e1S 9TH st. NV, has their stock
complete OF readymade dresses Tor ladies and chill
oren; also, coats and underwear. Atwood trtcot
clotn dresses as low as S5.25 To buy the cloth In
any other store would cost more money. We Will
not quote any prices, but we beg OF you TO call and
convince yourself OF the great bargains we have.
we also guarantee saving Of % per cent on every
purchase OF dry goods from US. Manufacturing
ESTABLISHMENT" 9ls 7th st. NV.
RErsNGKKs ice cream. 235 G ana IO1s 18th sts n
srovE REPAIRs, Hardware, Sheet Metals, and
House furnishing goods A. ii. Young,
5O7 9TH St NV, opp. T. y. Dept
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Weather Strip for doors and Windows Cam
paign Torches L II. HOPKINS, $50 ST NV.
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In 6y8NcBRlAN BusIkkss CoLLEoB Is q short
cot 70 gOod fortune and success In HE. One hun
dre1 and Seventy-nve students have entered the
college classes since september l. The depart
7ussday afternoon ana evening, October i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-29

JAPANESE COLLECTION on PoRcr. .rxs Am
1honxs of hARx VALUE At AUcTIoN.-There viii
DC % exhDlton on Monday next, until O'clock
avery choice collection OF japanese art treasure,
which combine many nne specimens OF workman.
on1p. The sale OF this attractive collection win
commence on the day following the exhib,rion
Parties decorating their homes should give tins
sale their special attention. See the advertise
ment for particulars
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w. II. HoUGHroN & Co.

STOVE RKPAIRs, Hardware Sheet Metals and
House furnishing goods A. H. You've
507 It'll St NV, opp. p. u. Dept.
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l116 9Th W., Or. .$22. 80
500 Boundary, or. .22. so
11l3 9Th g. n. W, Or. 10. 40
} 1902 I'D St NV, Or. 20. 80
SlS e s.. e. E., Or. =. ~. 30
l2l5 10Th st. w., 7r. 20
4O6 Boundary n.w..7r 20
70 X st. me-. Ok. 10 so
20 l. 1t. NV, Or. ....1S.30
12S NJ ave. NV, Or. Is
- Defrees st.. 6r. =. 1907
} S0S 10th st. n. e.,7r. .16. 40
ia 10Th st. Q e.. Or. 1850
S22 X at. Sc, Sr.. ...l5.42
ia 9TH st. NV. Or. .15.40
l0S NJ st. n. W.. 5r.. Is. 80
3422 Pros ect av.. Girls. 80
Whitney Close. Or. lib
Oily 2othst. n.w..or1I.3O
5l9 Sth st. s.e.. Or. IA 30
1856 N st. aw., Or. .l4.3O
334 9Th st. ne. Or. IA
Cleveland ave-, Or. IA
20 Fenton II ne Or l3. so
5l1 9th st. s.e., 5r. II. 80
42l Warren 1t, 5r. 1880
l1l7 lark RI. n.e..6r.12. 80
81 11th ST. n. e.. Or. .12
0:2s9 L 1t. s.e.. Or. ....12.37
, Nc Lean av. s.w. Or. .l2.3O
Ills 9th St ne, Or. ..12
l2o1 I'D St n. W.. or. .l2
17-2S Fenton Pl. n.e.11.3O
1887 N.J.sye.n.w.,3r1l.3O
l23 Park Pl. me-. Or. 10. 30
$50 Gordon av.. Ar. 10. 80
915 9th st. W.. 4r10. 30
213 q st. n. w.. Or. 10
443 X St NV. 3r........1U
MEX z Co. DIG n Inv
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HOUSES
10O0-2 stn ", 42r 81 so 222O St NV 80
$40 II th st. NV Tor $50 222 st. NV. 30
1882 l4tn St n;w.10r. go All o It NV, TIA. 80
s aS5 az st. sSGI o1 s E &
I'LL HI IS 8 J: ts!S 3 3 .S s f = *
is ssa s. &. nw is :: e. L
s5S q !: E:. .;S. 81 S :: s. i IS g
1857 9th st n w.sr So SO 1882 Wshe 81. CT
123 Ct az, IS zoos 7. ave. se Or. IL
fuRNiSHEp HOUSES
F. near 18th St. 13r. $500 9th above St, 12r. l50
N, near 18th. T. near 18th st. Tor. 100
K near 9th St, iar 200 sSth bet q and r Tor 100
Conn ave-. st. 200 8oth. near N. ~, liz 20
st.. 18th. l2r. 90 T. Cap. st. bet I'd 4th-
VI ave-. near o. lar. .di dS14|
ol1 Il. "a aoor. s front S39 2 = "a 1ess. IT, e5
n, heated By steam. ESQ Wy st. "a noor. 1rm. 10
o]1 T. ID 0oor. front A1Q IA ave. from 10 % 20
heated by steam -56 eS5 Ia ave. ID noor. 70
Eegaut rooms 1n sSun 513 l1th 1t. 2r. .2S
building. "nreproo1 ale l2l1f St n ". 2r......2
80 sss g SlS5 ::sS Sos is 4 IA; 20
7lo 1lth ST nv. 2r.. .:aS
Naguincent sHorA sun HOS Pa sv store a5O
building. PR IN. 9TH ab. Paw. store. Is
l70l Pa store. .1xol7th ah Pa ov.. STORE.
ss24 B. o. HOFFMAN. lOth and sta nv
EOR RENr-HOUsE l3z7 -C0RCORAN ST.;
It stories, rooms. COLLAR. - bath and al modern
improvements; In perfect orAar; fonts south; Fent
o4t, THOs. =. wAo0AHAN.
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LUX hENI-
II 612 / st. NV. .S166. 81
GA 18th st. NV. 12r. LOO
2O16 q NV. lar. ..9J
llO3 II st. NV. l0r. 81
170S 4 ct. NV. 1xr. ia
13l Nd. ave. E.e., 11r. 60
403 q st. II. W.. 1lr SO. "a
221 Z Cap. ST.. l1r. .5U. Gu
G:i9 T. Capitol st., 16r. SO
1929 10th st NV. 9r. 81
5l6 8tn st. NV, 10r45. 90
63l 4. Cap. st. 11r. 40. oU
1245 29th st. u. W., Sr. 40
4O7 I'd Ut. NV. 7r......41
1904 L 1t. NV. Or. 40
1884 Pierce Place. 9r.. 80
l1i9 ylst tn.w., Or. 5000
1913 10th &C. n. W. Yr3o.5O
1000 T st NV, Or. .33 Al
22lS 9th St n. W.. 10r.. 30
6.:s2 o st. NV. 1Or......3O
49y h st. n w., Sr........2S
443 q 1T NV. Or. .2S
9l3 French st. Or. :. 81. 50
HOS 10th n. W.. Or. IT. 81
3l2 LIST &c. Sc. IT.. .25.4O
21S Arthur p. 7r. ..25. &C
1904 10th W., Or. 20 Sc
1897 Mass .av.n.eL.7r.-2h3i
1926 9Th Ut. n. w..7r.25.3a
464 D st. NV, Or. .......2j
1878 Linden st.. 7r......25
1908 Md. ave. s.w.. l2r.25
1918 v ct. NV. 7r......23
IA 9Th ut. me-. 6r. .22. 81
1912 l. Ut. w.. 81. % 80
400 Wash. st.n.w. Or. S2.S.l
Anacostia. 7r..........22. 90
se29 b II. MAR
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Two RrsovER AcciDENTs-Yesterday afternoon
w. man Drown, slxteen-y ear-old boy, living In
dickson Hall alley accidentally ran under car
a. 80 street and Pennsylvania avenue, and was
signify bruised BY the wheel pa,sin.: over his
nfnt leg--Aoout 7:4o O'Clock last eYrn.ng Masor
Mdenoor, lilo 10th street portnwesf %sS -, y
over oy heroic at Pennsy wanna aye nue. ana l5th
stroet ana nls right foot dislocaLed lie was taken
hls home. w
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Oh KEN
II 1915 X. l. ave. 11r.e75
92l U ST.. 13r., mi. 80
637 Pa av. Sc. Or. and
store. &c
1910 Riggs st.. Sr., m 4. AS
So 9th Sc. Or, mi. 1880
US 9th .. e. 6r., MI. 1870
1llO Congress ne. 5r. IL
401 ID St ne. Or, mi. &c
SJS 18th n e., Or. ,waterl2
l2QSA Mylie ne. Or. .y.5(
2S01 Olive sy.. 6r ...l5. DC
se5-1nl SWORMSTkD1
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ASPLENDID CHANCE for parties furnishing Is Of
fered In the sale furniture at No 6l2 l4th
northwest, advertised by Thomas bowling, on
Monday next october I, 1888, commencing at 10
O'Clock q. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-29

OCR own and without hesitation we say the
Dest made boys and children's clothing In the
GV. SCHOOL suits, 81 Eiseman Bros, 7th and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21

here and there to give the city splendid
thoroughfares in any kind OF weatheE.
That the Meshodists Of the Northwest
Texas Conference found the appointments
Of their church In The GAZETTE yester-
dsy-sDd in no other paper OF even dste,
and that the Scoop is still doing business
81. the old stand.
Thst Fort Worth is in favor OF the old
flag and an appropriation Of s250,o00.
That James Q Chenoweth has Issued
his last Annual report as first auditor to
the secretary CT the treasury.
That presidsn ts may come and presi-
dents may 60, but tariff reform will go on
forever.
That Mr.. T J. Hurley is doing some
good work in Boston for Texas and Fort
Worth.
That the Dallss, Archer and Pacific has
gore to join the Gulf and Pacific Ind ne
Dallas snd Northwestern, and that Fota
great line TO the Panhandle" Tr
That II there is one woman On esrfhwho
deserves q monument, the priylleeeIfp
vote and good husband 1t is the young
woman whose heroism is portrayed oy
the New York HerHld:
There is young lady in Brooklyn who de-
serv' marble monument leo feet high in
Prospect Park.
No gratitude csn be too excessive to express
the admiration due to her heroism her
charity, her nobility Of soul, her respect Tor
the ris hts of others and her phenomenal com
N n sense
She wen to the tbeater the other night, took
her high hat II and laid It in her lap.
Now for the monument Who SENDS in the
frat Subscription:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21
THE FEE SYSTEM.

First Auditor Chenowsth, of the United
States treasury department, in his annual
report lstely made recommends the abol-
itton Of the fee system as applied to Unit
States attorneys, marshals and clerks and
the substitution Of salaries instead. The
subject of fees to Judicial cfi;ers is be-
ginning TO attract wide attention SID dis
cussiop, and the Diff! CT public opinion
is undoubtedly towards 81 abandon ment
Of the system ali along the line. 1t puts
S premium upon ii ust,ce, and encourages
the most dangerous type Of pecu.stior,
with tie most virtuous of Officials being
indirectly uEed to cancel and create OBJ
legations. In It's least offensive phases
the system Is wrong in principle; in or
diusry practice 1t debsuches official con-
sci srce, and hazards the interests Of JUS
tice. 1t ought to go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21

g. LoRDJRANDoLPH CHURCHILL has sgsin
Kicked over tha traces and pIacsd him.
self virtually in opposition to the
English ministry by supporting a
motion to reduce tie government es>
Inmates for the court of judica-
turs. A spirit Of insubordiuatlon
seems to be growing in the conservative
ranks, and It is not improbable that be.
fore the close OF another year the minis
try will be forced to dissolve parliament
and appsxl TO the country. The next
gen sral election in England will be the
most important political contest to be
wsged during this century perhaps, with
the exception Of the one which resulted
IN the abolishmsnt Of American slavery.
It will determine the late Of Ireland for
at least hall century, for it will repre-
sent the matured opinion Of the English
people upon the subject-kn opinion
which firmly formed Lasts far beyond the
reasons that inepirsit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21

EUGENE HIGGINS has been heard from
to the effect that Democratic defeat was
the result Of undue regard for the feel
ings Of Republican office-holders. he
thinks the president should have used :
4 DOR mop instead of feather buster in
cleaning out the Augesn stables. Hig.
gins methods may have been 8 tritle
rude, but he Will yet figure in history as a
reformer, compared with whose achieve
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pale into insignitcance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21

IT Is noticeable thst The prices OF trust
certificates have largely advanced siuce
November s. National pipe line certifi-
Gates jumped from s24 to S7s four days
after the election; cotton oil certificates
rose from 52s to 54s on Wednesday fol-
lowing the election, and within q week
had advanced to 578 The whisky trust
is 8 larger gamer by the result, its cartif.
Gates showing 8 rise Of u points, advsrc
ing 341 to ~ The business community
seems to accept the result SIS avindica-
ton Of Mr. Blaine's idea that trusts sre
Hprfyste # sirs."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21
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