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MKT TO having wise friends In plenty. and for
tune 70 make them doubly yours for use as well as
enloyment, come good reading and pictures.
Inc Ladies' Home Journal and Practical House,
1897 Is Jusa That: and about three-quarters OF
You shall have the rest OF the year for ten cents
september fncluded-why7 Because we want your
half-dollar for next year. 'ON'
send u In silver or stamps The October number
JOURNAL, Philadelphia ~
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
LoR RENT-BY X q. HoLTZMAN RIAL Il
II tate and Insurance Broker 10th and = sta nv.

lr0R kENT-Bl X q. HOLMAN. RIAL rs
HOUSES.
5lo1lthst NV. Tor $50 222o st. NV IT.. 80
I2ss lam = iOr. 90 1917 iota y nv. 81. =
iSis Yath st nv. Tor go soioi3is a. SUI & 81 n
issi 1i Rs s. Or 7c 7 gh 81 w
SIC iGS an St nv i in h ss 4 N s shop =
ssa :. st " VI 30 Fsn,on r ,T Il 80
$40 2i.t st W. ilr. 40 i2lI d ST n.w. shop. 5
FURNISHED HOUSES
f. near 18th St, l3r $500 9Th above ID IT. l2r I so
low. Ci,ci. l5:-...s5o =. near ls,h iir... 100
ieth $, near r. I4r. .225 H. near 2ist ST. srs 100
a near YIN ST. lsr 700 seth bet q and n, Tor loo
near Hssh sss osp Ss s BET ct Sd s,s %
o11 st. Cd floor. mont $50 st. "a noor e5
81 Sd moor. front rs 40 La ave. from 10 70 20
r, hea,ea oy steam 90 % Ia ave-. ID door 10
build nS,lan s: ,arssPTSoi Gle l$Iifst
from SO asi 20 sl % s ssss bS I'm g.
7ls llth ST. n W. 2r.. -35 i5il ST NV ir.
Masnihcen, stor> SIM I.os PA sv- store ESQ
,I BTil q per an $500 IssS - .y store
80 Az s'ore Id IA alb Pa av- store 10
SELF r. o. HOLMAN. 10Th and sts- nv
% house: mod. imps.: convenient 10 Government
Trnuns NICE 81 st. ne. Apply 20 tHAS. CUR
In sl4 LIST ST. NV. or 9l6 ST.: s2l 90 sels-3t'
koR RENT-FURNIsHkD- Per NJ
1905 Sunderland Piece, r......''....... $50
,,,- UNFURNlSHED.
iSss Sunderland Place. Tor s4iS 90
l42o ST.. so
DULANI x WHITING,
sl.-ot 1920 4 m
E0R RENT-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
al p pad p"slius y rooms bath room and cellar
convenient 70 cars and herdics- TYLER RuTHER-
IOhD, lou. ST NV. sel7-6ts
vrOR RENT
l602 VI ave. NV, 10r.. m. $50
i2Oi ST NV. l0r. IN i.......................6 5
a3uS attn St NV 12r m i...................... 20
ID FIAT 1888 l4th ST.. Al. and bath -. ....,,.. 80
APPiyto A HElrMUELLER x co,
seI.2w. 1888 18th NV.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED-ll3a 18TH ST, TWO
Il story, z rooms and bath. newly furnished: $50.
NJ NJ PARKER
selI-l2t l4lS st.
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HE ATHLETIC CLUB TENNIS ToURNNESr.-The
tehnls tournament OF the Columbia Athletic Club
was continued yesterday afternoon on Anaiostan
Island In the nrst-class singles McCawiey beat
Aenocal and Mccormick beat Nelson. In the
doubles McCawley ana Menocal beat Lee Harlan
anu nelson The match between w. s. Harlan
was Tied, being called on account OF darkness In
the second-class singles Dunn won from smith BY
Default, and Burns beat Denreld. There was but
one match In third-class singles kondrup Leattng
Martin.
TIMER SHOCKED By AN ELECTRIC WRE-A
yUuns man NAMED VIM Acker In the employ OF
MI X H. q. Bouis timer, at No. o19 18th street
was al work On tin roof near l:yrh street and
ONO avenue yesterday when MS arm touched a
wire. Inc shock was so great that the young m n
was thrown against a chimney and badly shaEen
UP. IL the chimney had not stopped MIN he would
probably have fallen from the roof and been
Killed fortunately he was only slightly hurt
Ine young man 81 ates that the wire was one or
the electric light company's wires
Tns FEAST OF TABEKSAcLks-Thes uccoth Fes.
day. The festival derived its name from me fsct
that the poor and rich alike had To dwell In Ients
barracks, and other movable dwellings during ira
continuance. The Israelites celebrate Succoth FOR
seven days On the 27th inst. the closing festival
viii bs solemnly celebrated, and the season OF holt
days OF the Hebrews will cease until tue Pass.
over festival, on April ID, 18S9. The Festival of
the Succoth Is distinguished by q beautiful cere-
mony. In the ~ nagogues prayers OF thanks are
cnanted, and the reader and RABBI and many tn0i-
vlduals chant these Psalms chile holding In their
hands branch OF The palm Tree, with myrtle aud
Willow branches and citron tied 70 IL
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How TO KEEP wARM.-Why. It's easy enough II
yon buy Johnson's Steel Plate Warm Air Furnace
Every one guaranteed
A. s Johnson l24O 9th ST NV
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EOR RENT

"A
I6l2 st. NV. s166 CO 1916 L ST W. Or - 80
GA 18th ST. 12r. 100 400 Boundary or .sl 30
BIZ St NV, Dor. 100 4 q st NV 1r..2l 80
2uio nv l4r 1902 Sd ST. NV. Or. .2o.:I0
1SSd n4th stu lOr 40 yls 81: e G.. or. 20 80
hob II st. NV. Tor. 05 1917 2oth st n w. 20
1l06 st. NV, 12r. 60 4O6 Boundary n W ar 20
22l 81 st. NV. mr.. % 26 It. N e. Or - II 80
III Nd ave- ne, 11r. 80 1909 I'D ST. NV, Or. Is 30
403 q st. W.. llr So. 40 400 L St n w. Or is 40
1890 @ st. NV, Or -55. - 80 IT. NV r. IL 30
91I ST. NV. Tor 81 - Il st NV, Or Ii 30
81 + Cap ST.. llr 5U6u l.2l Goth stn W, 9r. rs
l14l ST. NV, Tor. 30 20 Defrees Or 1907
1929 18th st NV, Or 80 sos 10Th IT. n e,7r 10 40
us Cor. ST.. Or. 46. 30 ia 10Th St or lo 30
5l6 Sth ST. NV, lor45. % 81 n w.. Or
1886 Corcorsn St, Tor. A s.12 st Sc, 40
2l02 b ST. .43 "a 9th NV or - 40
CAB E. Cap. st. 1lr. 40. 30 1l3 St ne, $50
l24o 18th st. W., Or. 40 los ST. 10 80
4O1 I'd St. n W.. 40 3i2 Prospect av Or ;. 30
l3O4 st. W. Dr. 40 S26 Sth n Dr.. Is 30
1884 Pierce Place 9r .3S 1913 Sd ST. n W.. Or Is 30
lOl3 10th ST. NV 9r35.50 Whitney Close. 6r...... Is
1910 Mallach Fl. Or 81 80 9l2h 18th ST. lrl A. 80
1929 Wallach P. Or 80. 30 3D. sth St a.e 6r.... 4
l120 Sth ST. Or 80. % Cleveland ave, Or
22lS 9th ST. n 10r. 30 "a Fenton III ne ID 80
~ ST. NV. 80 1896 st. Or. IA 30
iii ST. NV, Sr 80 ALB Warner ST.. Or. IL so
1889 Sth ST n VS. lor.. 30 6:s9 st. l2.57
429 II st. NV Sr.......2S Mclean sv. 9 W Or IL 80
443 st W., .2S Ills 9Th St n. e., 2
49S ST NV or.- p 30 1251 I'D St NV Or -. IL
BIZ St Sc, Or .25 60 1ll3 n. J. Sc, 7r o
81 LIST 81 Sc, IT.. -2o4O l1-25 Fenton P ne IL 30
2ls Arthur Pr. 7r. "a 40 800 st w.. 5r 10. so
63I Mass avne- .-2a35 IA Fenton Pl e. Or 80
lS:o 9TH 81 W.. .2o33 9l5 18th ST. n 4rl0 30
1878 Linden ST.. 1r.....25 2l3 ST W., ar 10
1908 Md. ave. s.w, l2r % 449 st NV :Ir -. IL
IA Mass sv n. W. ar 80 2o6g 1th ST. NV. A. d
se15 Il H. WARNER q CO. 916 slnw.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Hoxr AaA1s
FROM FOREIGN TRIUMpHsl
EQUAILINo NATIONAL RECOGNITION
AMERICAS
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT
BUFFALO BILLS WILD VEST
COL. ". F. CODY
And his
KPIToME OF WESTERN HISTORY.
THE SENSATION OF TWO CONTINENTS.
with the Civilized World. Enthusiastic endorsement.
at the
QUEENS JUBILEE. LONDON.
where was assembled the Royalty. the Nobility. the
Lterath the World Of Politics and Art the Princes Of
the Earth. the
PRINCES OF COMMERCE AND MILLIONS OF THE
POPULACE
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE UNIVERSE
FORMING A GRAND
coNNoIssEUR CoNCLAvE IN JUDGMENT,
Pronounciug it the novel
ENTERTAINMENT OF THE CENTURY.
INTERESTING. ENJOYABLE. INSTRUCTIVE, Ed
UCATIvE!
rrvv a A
DON.
Greater. GRINDER
Than Ever.
This native exhibition will appear at
THE aENTLEMENs DRIVING PARK.
(Near Warrington,
SIX AFTERNOONS AT O'CLOCK
COMING MONDAY. SEPTEMBER "a
Ten thousand extra seating capacity erected.
Admission only Soc Children 25c.
HOW TO GET THERE
Trains direct Gentlemen's Driving Park leavel6th
street depot H. 1890. !, 100. g 23O, y. daily
returning leave Gentlemen's Driving Park at p m.
Fare. 20 cents round trip
EASY OF ACCESS
Only minutes ride from Washington. select
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Every Evening. Saturday Matinee.
Owing to the length Of the performance the Overture
Will begin ut 7:45. Curtain will rise ut
precisely.
Mr. baugh has secured after months Of preparation.
grand production and revival OF Shakespeare's spec
tacle,
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
Alta cost of $4,000,
To be presented in a magnificent manner with New
scenery New Costumes New Properties. an excellent
Chorus OF Adults and Children Auyme nted Orchestra
Numerous Auxiliaries, and Strong Cast Of Operatc
and dramatic Artists, the whole making the
MOST MAGNIFICENT REPRESENTATION
Ever Given Of this Play in America.
Notwithstanding the enormous expenses attending
this production there will be advance in prices.
Next Week-THE RULING PASSION. sel9
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
prrr
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ABSOLUTELY ua.


This powdsr never varssa A marvel Of purity.
strength. and whoaesomsnssa Moro economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot be sold In competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight sium o,
phosphate powdera Sold only n eeaa EoxAx bxxro
PowDkx Co. log wall ct. N.x
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aeOO-Sts
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

To increase its manufacturing capacity and other
wise meet the growing demands Of its business THE
DOMESTIC FIRE ENGINE AND PUMP COMPANY
Office and salesroom. 52S 18th st. n w-will dispose
Of 1000 shares Of its capital stock in lots to suit
chasers. at rs share. Par value, $40 per share
Stock full paid and non-a ssessable.
Subscriptions received at the Company's Office or by
the following directors:
Dr. GEORGE B. WEIGH. 219 4hst NV.
DANIEL RAMEY. 1907 st. NV
W. H. LEPLEY, 725 10th st. NV
CHARLES A. McEUEN, 1920 st. NV.
Id. FREE. JR.. l343 St n. w.
+. MoC. CRISWELL. 1lOl f st. n. w.
PHILIP 7. HALL. 9OS st. NV
W. O. DOUGLASS. SIG 9th st. n w.
We beg to call attention to the following home tssti
monials as to the value Of our machines:
HYATrsvILLE. ND, Sept IL 1888
The Domestic Fire Engine and Pump o.:
GENTLEMEN: We have in our village one of vour
Little Giant Barrel Engines," and say unhesitat-
ngly that 1t is the best thing have ever seen in
the way Of fire extingusher for villages towns and
private residences 1t is cheap. easily worked and al
ways in order. Every village, however small ami
every farmershou have one.
Very truly yours,
LOUIS D. VINE
OFFIcE GOODYEAR RUBBER Co.,
WASHINGTON. Sept. IL, 1888
GENTLEMEN: The Little Giant" Fire Engine re
Gently purchased through us by the COMMITTEES on
groundsat Washington Grove. Nd. meets every re-
chemical mixture does better work than any fire an
paratus have ever seen. Every village In the land
ought to have and could well afford to buy one of
machinea
Very respectfully.
GooDYEAR RUBBER COMPANY.
.. MELVILLE LINDSAY,
Manager.
MOUNT PLEASANT, D. c.. Sept IL, 1885,
GENTLEMEN: We have two Of your Little Giant''
VILLAGE Fire Engines at Mount Pleasant We have
tested their strength and find that throw good
stream upon the top OF any building in our village.
We are much pleased with the trial tesla and take
great pleasure in commencing them for use in villages
aud at private places. They are easily mansgcd
Very respectfully. LYMAN g. EMERY
TAKoMA PARK. D. C.. Sept IL, 1888.
GENTLEMEN You have very appropriately named
the Mcneil Barrel Fire Engine the Little Giant for
such 1t certainly H. The powerful action Of this ma.
chine made me purchaser saw one ope-
rated 1consder 1t the best machine for the purpose
that has ever come to my notice. and most heartily
indorse all your company claims for It.
Very respectfully. RF 0usxsr
Investors viii ind upon Investigation that NO com.
pany ever oranxsd In this city has made more rapid
progress than this one during the first ten months
us existence or has more substantial basis upon
which to build great SUCCESS ssI3ot
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CAMPAIGN GOODS
Our catalogue Of campaign outfits, with consti-
ixing and drilling Marching Clubs
illustrated Catalogue free.
A g. sPALDINa BROS. los Madison IT.. Chicago;
24l Broadway. New York H7eo-3m
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PkNrN6.-Milans, SIG 7th ST., bet andF Esti-
mates furnished Low prices. lEstablished 1871
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ALI HoUsRxKEPKRs should read Moses & sons
furnishing goods
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JUST RrsHr, Richs prices, TT Market space.
A PROGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN

For Furniture, Carpets, and Upholstery Goods
position In the front rank, prepared TO offer line
OF furniture, carpets, and upholstery goods In
which. for price and quality, competition Is open
with any advertised price list. My stock Is COM
plete In every department, AID all the novelties OF
the latest Styles 10 which ask an inspection from
buyers before purchasing, as i am determined 10
sell az bottom prices.
81 and 3l9 7In St NV, furniture department.
49, 6s4, and $50 ID ST. NV, carpet department.
81 7th ST NV, upholstery and drapery depart
menI WASH Is. WILLIAMS.
FINE PORTRAITS. kets kemethy. 11O9 Pa ave.
KANGAROO SHOES. the best made, at Rich's, III
Market space.
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In STYLE. Rich's shoes. III Market Space.

NV IHrS9.-Black Bird's-Eye 3-button Cuta-
way suit Price, $50 Geo. spransy 434 7th ST.
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4 Razor Mystery.
WHAT WAS FOUND IN THE BASIN OF A pouNrA
THE WHITE HOuSE GROIINnS

WHAT WAS POUND In THE B,sIs OF . rouNrArS IN
THE WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS.
The fountain between the Treasury and the
White House was cleaned this morning, 1t having
been choked up for number of days. Among the
rubbish In the basin were eight razors lying loose
In the bottom. They were broken-blad nicked,
and rusted almost out OF recognition. Their
blades resembled battle-ground saws and their
handles were coated with mud They attracted
considerable attention from passers-by they lay
on tne edge Oh the fountain, and were all taken by
advanced as 10 the probable cause Of this strange
recovery from the water Some thought that they
nau oeen thrown In by fugttives from q fleet po-
lcenlan, While others commended that they were
Ine STOCK In trade OF disappointed razor peddler.
The mystery Is still unsolved
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WE HAVE few styles OF chamber suits which
We wish TO close out and have made big cut In
the prices See our window for one OF them
W. H. HoEKE, Sol Market Space.
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LOCAL MENTION.
FAIL OvERcoArs Geo. Spransy, 434 7th st.

The Weashev
For the District OF Columbia. MARYLAND and Viz
ginia slightly warmer; fair; southwesteriywinds
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lLioHTSINe RoDs, Speaking Tubes Kuehling, 1912
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ExpER1ENc

Teaches that certain vegetables exert IN digestion
powerful influence on the blood; deficient nutrition il
stimulated. the burdened current is unloaded and
poisons withheld from the parts which they pollute
and defe. This simple natural action purifying the
blood. is promptly accomplished by Hoods Sarsapa-
rlla sklful combination of such vegetable extracts
whose active qualities and native excellence
centrated by process peculiar to ITSELF and found
no other preparation Hoods Ssrsapsrilla does actu-
ally strain out impurities. obstructions and
opens the natural outlets vt the system.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s5. Prepared only
by c. HOOD l. CO., Apothecaries Lowell. Mass
2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Denaan Thompson and George W. kyer Author
q The Old Homestead" VIII be seen al the Na
tonal Tneater next week, with Frank Nordaunt
Two Stste1k" seats are now on sale for the en-
gagemenI The stage az Albaughs next week win
D given 10 20 o melodrama called THE Rultng
PASSION Seats ere now on sale O. the box once
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cOKsrrs Yr1rED, altered free Of charge, 1ao5 F.
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A CURIOUS FORM OF INsANITY.-A Jury assem-
Dleu at Tue court house this morning and heard
the case or William Better q cOlored imam, under
writ TO determine his sanity. They found that he
was Insane. He Was taken in charge by the police
rev days ago. and at once tore his clothing on and
TINS morning wnen brought into the court room he
again stripped himself, but was persuaded into
putting on his clothing. 1t was testified that the
character OF the insanity was epileptic; that 1t Is
most singular case; that in his nJs he would
fa then hop around on one foot until cries OF "Onl
me, would end the attack. HIS attacks were for
merry OF short Duration, but recently have been
more frequent and severe.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ernest
Alroy Simpson, OF Toronto Canada, and Jessie
Ruth Donaldson; John Henry Akers and Louisa NJ.
stewart; oliver +. Miller and Ida NJ. L. Davidson;
Creighton Conner and Bette Duncan both of Gull
pepper, Va; W. T. Bailey ana Jennie L. LOstoun.
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CoBsrrs cleaned and reboned, 81. 1905 F st.
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CITY ITEMS.
Everybody knows how difficult it is to get
good smoke; but such is not the case with those
VINO have tried 'Grand Republic" cigarros. For
sale by all first-class dealers. Wholesale agents.
LUCHs & BRO.
DOMESTIC Sewing Machine once, 9TH H. tt
Chronicle Office removed to s'Chronicle
Building" No. AIT 18th street, op. Star building 2
Peerless Dyes
Are the Dest. Sold by druggists. eo1y
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable 3m
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TNOk KENT-UNFURNISHED.
1921 18th NV, 14rslO 90 l3l5-132 walach pl s35
o15 st. NV, Tor. 80. 30 lib I'd st. W., 50
21o3 st NV: lgG 5S 80 st. e.. l0r 20
llO2 Sth st. n W., IOroO oO Union ST. s.w, 6r .l3
1925 Corcoran ST l3r so Office IA 7O5 Sth stn W -
Mr. II. av NV, 10r46. 80 Office 1907 st.n.w25
106 Indiana Tor. 40 Barber shop 9Th n W.
800 ST. n.w., Sr.. .31.o0l
FURNISHED
18th St. nearQ 14r stable in rear per year go 900
NJ st. bet. 18th and 14th, 1Sr. per year - . 500
Sunderland Place NV, ] lr.. per month ... 100
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
se11-2ws 1907 ST. NV
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TIE RACQUET CLUES TENNIS ToURSAxENr.-At
The Racquet Cubs tournament, 2l2l street last
evening, the star Club defeated the RACQUET In
doubles by a score OF SO, and the Bachelor Club
defeated the Far and Near In singles. so This
evening. at 4:45, Woodward and Davidson, OF the
bachelor CiuD, Will play Randall and Reynolds, OF
tne Tanglewood, In doubles and :. E Sheibley, OF
the Maple. will play L Brainard, OF the Star, In
singiea
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I>OR sALE-PARTIEs IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK
IL Ifling should communicate with M before pur-
chasing else where have secured large quantity
orIer O. supply the demand promptly. l. A
CLARKE. Occoquan Va sc4-3ms
IGOR sALE-fIN EST ASSORTMENT OF PLEAS
II ure Vehicles and business Magous IN the city. and
the lowest prices j. n. PhOBEl. cor 9th and New
York ave. and 1890 SD St NV au3l-lm
I,oR SALE = CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs ROAD
IL Carts Pony Carts, Surreye. and AL kinds of Spring
Wagons easy payments cash. repairing q spe-
cia.ty. JOHN j. COOK. 32y5 NJ ST. West Washing
ton, ID. {. ,els-sm
I,oR SALE - THE -oTTO" GAS ENGINE RE
Il quires boiler; avoids all expensive attsndAnce
loss of time handling Of fuel send for circular
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EOR RENT-229 INDIANA AVE N WHINE
Il rooms modern conveniences good central location
on car line &45 per month. THOS. E wAGGAMAN
9l7 st. NV. selS-3t
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KANGAROO SHOES. the best made, at Rich's III
Aarlra
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1923 9TH st. n.e..or..mL2O
MARKS Alley sc. $50
slo 10TH e.. Or. mI.-l5
2OO 18th Ct. NV. sto. Il j
III Mylie ne. Or. .1lOU
40 18th 81. s-e.. Or. 10. 30
III LIST. s.e- 6r.....10.50
liz Wyiie ne, 5r-....l0
.dZS = st. ne. or........lO
i3.a BY, ct. ne. Or. %. 80
l332 Miller 1T. 3. e., Or. g
M. LILO list Sc. Or. ...-7
4 nuAnrru noe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-27
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT and
QUiRiRTIyE

hut after all Is said aud done. the only mower
that can OF will finally stamp oat aud keep out sci.
low fcyor Is tho Federal power We mus have ma
uonal quarantine both marine aud Inland aud
the power 10 cxercic 10 lnust be- drsputictlly. un
rlCnungly usci whonuycr the plague claims a sin.
glc vel developed case IN nny port ani especially
must this powcfb used keep tho infection out
-Chaiiaroig1 rH0
This IL true, every word Of u. We
must have the National Board Of Health
revived or n National bureau Of Health
established with full and ample power TO
enforce a National quarantine against in.
iccicd places, and thus leave the people Of
the healthy cities. towns and country to
pursue their avocations without fear Of in
yasion by refugees. We need quaran-
tine that will lock up infected places and
prevent the punishment oi the people Of
six or scycn States, M ut present, be-
causc 81 the presence oi yellow foyer
at a particular point II at the out.
break Of tho yellow ioycr Jackson
yillc hal been enclosed by Gordon, and
/
camps OF detention under military rules
w" ''Eu''"ohs ''' poon established io'
Tvs "h"'o population There would never
have been nm epidemic, aud there Won ID
not nave oe'n any niuSccs TO scatter. the
ui''''o ana SOW widespread dislrust aud
u''h"y' forcing shotgun quanniinos aud
hon1n'crcourSc upon perfectly healthy
communities putting stop to trade, trat'
NC and travel anu hltng the air will
panic congress cannot engage IN any
noru serious legislation than that which
viii have Tor It's objective the prevention
OF epidemic discasos--their introduction
ana spread Florida should especially b
guarded against Cuba, whore the yellow
lover always hndaa home. IA Dr. Morrii
IT, lcnri' OF New York says that stat
/" peculiarly adapted from IL low latitude
''a s'I aud It's swampy condition, 10 thu
hdnccmcn' OF epidemic diseases Of thii
y9c' and without any extraordinarily cN
cilns causes beyond these, 10 the induce
mcn' OF cpidcmiu OF q very sever
iorm' II ought on account Of thcs
conditions to be specially and rigorousl,
guarded aud projected against Cuba, whicl
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rata of the 100000 appropriation by Con-
gress for equipping military men in each
State for military duty in case of emergency,
that was all The Union county trouble
Gov Hughes deplores and challenges the
corrupt, bayonct administration of Clayton TO
show one election during the radical regime
in this State where election frauds and
wholesale intimidation ten times as great as
that cited by Clayton did not occur
The Governor informed TIE APPEAL cor
respondent late this afternoon that the Off
ciai data of both administrations could be
got at by all who desired to review 1t and
said he proposed in his forthcoming commu-
nicaton TO show up the rottenncss OF Powell
Clayton and his corrupt doings while in
power in this state, so that even the Repub-
iicans who might come hereafter could scent
him out and steer clear of his villany. or
course Clayton only hopes to aid the Re
publican party in his present onslaught and
paramount interest throughout the State as
soon as il appears
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able TO uphold or defend it. Sam ought
to know that the people do not care for
personalities, which is close akin to black
guardism and generally leads to it. AS
The Sun says: t'The people like to hear
the pertinent questions of the times dis
cussed in the joint debates, clearly and
inteligently, but when a candidate COM
mences to fill his speech up with why
haven't you done this?' and why have
you done thatT ii grows excessively tire
some, and instead Of an argument the
whole time is consumed in aimless inter-
rogatories. We hope that Samuel will
abandon this train OF procedure"