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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES

IyoR sALE-A BaRGArN-A HANDSOME NV
dweling ne-r Dupont circle AZ tn ptice witch ths
property cost about Eve year aGo when the sroun<
was worth les than Ia ~ prr-cnl vslue
oc:s-ot Nm A. NuINo. 1903 a nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
FOR RENTLHOUSES.

EOR REy1-
II 012 + OF. NV. .el06 81
GA 18th 81 n.w- 1xr. loo
2016 o NV. lar. ga
1908 H st. NV. Tor. .ol
11US = St NV 1xr. %
131 Md. avo. he. 11r. go
403 q Of. NV. 1lr SIS. az
22l L Gap. ~. llr. .5U. o.
4:se {. Capitol -, 16r. so
1929 10th ct NV. Or. .ou
5l6 Stn st. NV. 10r45 10
63l 4. Cap. OF. 11r. 40. 81
1245 18th Il. NV. Sr. 40
401 ID ct. NV. 7r......<l
1904 T ct. NV. Or. 40
1854 Pierce Place. yr... IS
ll49 21st st.n.w.. 81. 3a55
1918 10th 81 n W. vr35. 30
los T st NV, Or. IS A
221S 9Th St n. W.. 10r. 80
022 o ct. NV. 10r......30
4.s9 II ST. n w., Sr........2S
EEy ~ 80 - We Va
gl3 French st. Or. pa. SO
HOS 10th NV. Or. ~. 81
BIZ LIST 81. Sc. 7r....A.40
21S Arthur p. 7r. -. 40
1904 10th NV. Or. .25. 80
6:}7 Mass .zv.n.e.1r.-2a.3l
1876 9th IT n. w.. ar. 2o.3J
464 o ct. NV. Or. .......2j
1918 Linden St, 1r......2j
1909 Md. ave. s.w.. l2r.2o
1918 v st. NV. 5r.....-23
IA 9Th ST. ne. Or. 81. W
1912 l. St y. W.. Or. 30 sc
400 Wash. st.n.w. Or. %. 8,
AnacostsA. 1r.........22 ~
aas,Q n Il MAX
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LOCAL MENTION.

The Weather.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland Delaware
and virginia, fair, except lcal rains on the coast
cooler; northwesterly winds
No 1913 17rH SrREEr-w. III. A. wormle7 A
Son have opened for the Convenience OF the
Of West End the finest oyster depot south OF New
YORK. where families can he supplied al shortest
nouce VIII oysters. Terrapin and Game. Orders
promptly oenvered In any part or the District Of
Columbia Telephone cali SO.
THERE need be no second Consideration of your
money well spent when you Guy your clothing
rom the manufacturers See our Getaway suits
kisExAs Bros, 9TH and z, Reliable Clothiera
hisnings- s K Brown son, 2Oth and Pa av.n.w
FAIL ovrncoAIs. ElsxnAs Bnos-. It'll andK.
sKrrEnBKR, 100000
November, 100000
December LOOQOOO
are the estimated editions or the Ladies' Home
Journal and Practical Housekeeper for these four
months, though they have only once before got
The reason is several fold: It costs ut
s1 Genus; you get four months by sending Us ten
cents In silver or stamps you get IL year Tor ffty
cents anu ~ saves Its cost In several ways-costs
Send the silver or stamps
LADIES HOME JOURNAL, Philadelphia.
QUA OLD PATRONS pleased and new ones aston
isned AZ our immense stock OF clothing. see our
Fan overcoats $40:
EIsENAN Bros, 7th and &,
Manufacturing Ciothiers and Tailors
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets kemethy. 11os Pa ave.
ALI HousKKrKrxKs should read Moses sons
sovertisement In this paper Oh bargains IN house
furnishing goods.
FALL OvERcoArs. EIsENAN BROS, 5tn and E
GREAT BARGAINS in new AMI used Pianos at g.
= WIG Bros, 100 7th street northwest
FAN Ovrsco.rs Esrx.x BRos 9TH and z
YorR eyesight suited, ST. Hempier. ave-, cor. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Delaware
and virginia, fair, except lcal rains on the coast
cooler; northwesterly winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
Sales Of Real Estafa.

Ebert s Maloney has bought for a, 600 OF Jas
j. shedd, part OF lot ID, square psi, II by 100
feet on the west side OF 18th street, between M
and streets northwest
Charles W. Smiley has bought for $1,000 of ALL
son Wilson, pit lot q, So $40, % feet Inches on
Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and lOth
streets northwest. w. W. Kirby has bought for
$4,000 or K IL. Miller ct al, SUD lots 70 n and
as 50 20, % by 100 feet on the north side OF o
street, between IL h and 14th streets northwest
Ellen YOckey has bought for a 800 OF Mary n
Dunlop, sub "a 50. 23s. FIX by IS feet on IAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

sss ! ss rent Pss 3 SIX ss $. n
s ssiss II
+; ;; Ss:S sa 4 Il sSsS 49,
sss Us $ ~: BE- Is: s 81
- sSss : as fs'ss 4
SiS Ind ave Nv sr 90 i902 CAP st. OF 59
sos T. M N.Y. f4 Il ;; :.
ST.: s. W.
s!sss , u S g ysesSs Row
isa : SUI II iss1
he s, iS
FOB BENT-THE NEW DEsIRABLE HOUSE
1886 Jefferson Place; 5 fSS%s ard l Sesh
bath; m l.; heated by steam: $50. 30 Corner 5th
s9 is- 81 e.
ave; seven rooms incl dns bath. hall and pspered
5000. Apply store corner goth and SITS. oc2-st'
E0R RENT.FIF rEEN,ROoM HOUSE IN ELE-
CANT location, corner 18th and Massachusetts, ave.
nv, all mod. imps wide parking on two streets;
3lZ5 per mo. Also broom house on ST., near Con-
necucut ave. n. ". ESQ A. y. CAYWOOD, go 9th
ct. q. ". Oc2-3ts
EOk RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
1921 18th st ,14rs1OoIl3l5 wallach Place. .35
l9th IT NV, Tor. 80 l2O5 4th st. W.. Sr 8: 90
Sios = :: NV 1S5 .Ss aaS
d32o Corcoran st. l3r. zoos Sth St 6r... 20
1927 Pst NV, l2r. so Union ST. sw, -
Mt Nh. n.w 10r46. 30 Office RS 7O5 9Th stn 25
lO6 Indiana ave-, Tor. 40 Office 1907 stnw.25
800 St NV, Sr.. 81. 80 Barber shop 18th
FURNISHED
10th st. O. Ar. stable in rear per year So 900
st.; bet 18th and 18th, 1Sr- per year $500
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
oc2-6ts 1907 ct. NV.
EOR RENT-l226 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV.
L three story brick: ten rooms and bath: baywin-
dow latrobes gas and water; recently repaired. Key
at 1890 Massachusetts, ave oc1-3ts
LrOR RENT-TO PkIVATE FAMILY, NO CHILL
Il dren-part Of furnished house; nine rooms; mod
ern improvements. IT'S 18th NV. $50. Apply on
premises. oc1-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

l1l6 sth n. w-6r. .s2, so
sQe Boundary, Or. -. so
lll3 9Th 81 n. W.. Or. - 80
loS2 I'd st. ~. or. .20.ssO
yisC q. q e.. or. 80
I'D 18th St NV. 7r.-.20
400 Boundary nw-7r so
70 4 st. ne. 6r.....19. so
~ T. ST. NV. Or. lis 30
.2s N.Jsve. NV Or. lis
10 Defrees st.. or... 1907
S0Sl0th st. n.e.,7r. Ii 40
lAoth St Sc Or. 1880
81 X 1t. Sc, Sr. ....15.42
"a 9th Il. nv. br. .lh40
los n St NV Dr. .l5 30
3422 Pros ect av.. 0r15.30
whitney Close. 6r.....-15
ol2k 25thst. n.w..orl%30
oly ytn ST. se-. Or. :. ID IA
500 n St s.w.. Or. .l4.3O
3.S4 Sth St he. 6r....14
Cleveland ave, 6r......14
.,6 Fenton II ne. ,6r 1850
511 9th st. se. 5r. .l:I30
42l War; n 1t. 5r. 1850
l1l1 ark Pi.n-e..6r.12 80
81 18th St n. e. Or. IL
SO L st. s.e.. 6r.....13-37
Nc can av. sw ..6r. IL. 30
Ills 9Th st. ne, 6r.....12
1251 gid St w. 5r...12
1928 FentOn Pl. nell. 80
1857 N.Jsyen.w..3rll
1l23 PARK II. ne. .6r.lO.:so
$40 Gordon av.. Ar. 10. 30
90 18th st. N. W, 4r1030
2l3 q st. n. W. 5r........1O
443 r St NV. 3r......-1U
LIZ 4 CO. 9l6 n aIny,
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EOK SUPERINTENDENT.
EOR RENT-UNFURNIs
t. II Lafayette s9;so,

EOR RENT-UNFURNIS
II Lafayette sQ.,
1921 ct. ave. n W.. isr.,
large stable rear. $50
1914 F st. w., 23r. $50
Mass. ave. n. W., i 5r. 166. 81
Jig Vt. ave. n.w.. Is. .15O
n. h. ave. NV, lUr.
1870 Mass. ave-, 17r. .125
T 81. NV, l2ru ........125
1925 10th st.n.w., I5r. ll5
1914 2lst st. n. w..l3r. 100
1914 2lst st. NV. ,10r. 100
112S l st. NV, 13r. 100
1902 Pa ave- Tor. .9l.67
1916 2 list. st. n. W., lr. 90
1927 DeSales St., llr.. rs
11O4 Conn. ave, 1lr. 10
15l4 z ST. IL W.. 13r. 10
2O23 y st. NV, llr......7O
BIC 10Th ut. NV, l5r. 20
1927 U st. NV. 1lr.
1919 goth st. NV, 1Ors. 20
24O4 14th st., 11r. SO. 81
lIO9 N st. NV. 9r. 1857
141o n st. NV. 11r. IS
2OO2 b st. NV, 9r......60
2Ql4 Hiilyer Pl, Tor. go
ZIG \. J ave. Sc, Or. TO
24O2 14th st., llr. 1888
1881 10Th 1t. Or. So
lilo 18Th 81. n. W.. lUr. so
1904 ) st. NV. Or. so
124S 18th at. NV, 10r.50
IS l4th st. NV. lOr.5OI
1914 Both at. NV. l7r.50I
The above Houses can OK
cur Office only. THOA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
ExpER1ENcE

Teaches that certain vegetables exert IN digestion
powerful influence the blood deficient nutrition il
stimulated. the burdened current 10 unloaded, and
poisons withheld from the parts which they pollute
and dele. This simple natural action purifying the
blood. 10 promptly accomplished by Hoods Sarsapa
rls. skiful combination Of such vegetable extracts
whose active qualities and native excellence
centrated by process peculiar to ITSELF and found in
no other preparation. Hoods Sarsaparlla does actu
ally strain out impurities removes obstructions and
opens the natural outlets VI the system.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for s5 Prepared only
by 9. HOOD CO.. Apothecariss. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

lAdvert,sementl
We HAVE 5000 TO BET against $4,000 or ANY
part OF IL that Cleveland win not 6e elected: viii
also oet q 500 againss 81 900 that Connecticut wi
20 Topubiiczh LYNN 4 WALL
20Q2 TN street north west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

EoR RENT-NEw BRICK, No: $50 s. q. AVE.
Il Sc, rooms, bath. cellar. SC $3.50. New brick
No 1899 9Th St W, rooms. bai h &C. ESQ Brick.
No. 201b aud 209 18th st. sw, rooms, bath, &c.
18th st. ne. rooms, bath. &c. sl5 Brick No 6O3
10th st. ne, rooms. bath. &C.: $l4. ALBERT r.
FOX. 92U st.n.w se20-3t
u lar; coal vault. &c mod imps: 1909 9TH st. w
zoos. zoos and 2oO7 llth st. n w.; cheap; brick
ego. ~
Brick: Rooms; all mod. imps.; large stable; 9Th.
bet. and o SITS. n. w. $50. So
Cor. 4th st. and New York ave, D. w.: frame house
rooms; mod. impS.; S33.
small bricks; rooms and water: 80. BY
CHAS. >. SHREvE
se29-3t 1909 eth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

EQR RENTAL MOUNT PLEASANT IN THE
Il subdivision called Under the Oaks"l q coy Cot
tase. Possession October /. Apply to q. A. SELIG-
SON, Wholesale Wine Dealer, 1900 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. ocl-6t
EOR RENT-A NEwLY-FURNISHED TEN-ROOM
Il house; bright and pleasant: SIS per month to
careful tenant: herdcs pass the door. 1714 10th
EOR RENT-BY R. Q. HOLTZMAN. REAL Es-
l. tate and Insurance Broker 10th and y sta NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

SHED.
| 1888 18th ct. n. W., 9r..s50
1870 b Of. s.w.. 1ir. ...40
24u6 l4tn st. n.w.10r. 40
1905 r st. NV. lOr. 40
1870 18th Ut. n. w.. 1r. 80
1894 18th at. n.w..7r.. 30
1913 18th St, NV. 1r..25
1907 Caroline st., Or. 20
222 lst st. s.w., 6r......10
FURNISHED.
18th and K sts., 16r. $50
18th ST., near Dupont
Circle, l2r.....-.....25O
Conn. av :, mr. Z. lSr. :. 20
N ST.. mr.. 18th, l3r. $50
18th ST.. mr.. N. l3r. POS. 80
RI. av. mr.. 18Th st. 1:2r.200
Q ST., near 18Th, Tor. Sc $50
q St, near goth, 11r. .12o
N ST., near 14th. Pr. -. 120
o st.. near goth. 11r.. 100
Hillyer ave. NV. ,1Cr. 100
18th ST., near N, lot. 12o
Mass. av. &20th. 15r. 333.33
N. mr.. 18th st, Sr. 80
Mass. av.. mr.. 18th, 1:sr. $50
Mass.a v. mr.. 18th. 15r. 800
R.Lav..nr. 17tn. lar. 416.6 81
10th st. mr.. ]. 20r. 800
CT av., mr.. n. 20r.333.33
r st.. mr.. goth, 1lr. :. go
H st, mr.. 18th. l5r 400
K St, mr.. 18th. 13r. 200
Thomas Circle. 500
18th and Q sts., 12r.. $50
) examined BY permit from
dAS ]. FISHER l. CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

Weather strip for doors and windowA Cam
paign Torchea I. II. HoPKINs $50 St NV 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

VALUABLE hYnovYp PRorKxrY AZ Arrr,ov
The sale OF the very desirable premisrs No an a
Prospect avenue, Georgetown, which takes piace
tomorrow ~ 80 p. n. offers q rare chance Tor
Investment IL has one or the most commSndino
views In ne District. and Is In every way . vaiu.
able property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

EOR RENT-47 ST. NV; BAsfNENT DiW-
y ing-room md hseeen; Arst door paEior and bsok
room second nooE. bed-rooun and bath roon. r~nf
II: S9 IN :dxanc, Gail az ~ st.. LEON TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

Never despair OF curing your cold as long a.
you can buy Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup. Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

ILLUSTRATED LEcTrREs--Miss Marie A. Brown
author OF the lcelandic discovery OF America viii
lecture at Congregational Church October & on
"Sweden Past and Present." and PROM the North
Cape 70 Bergen" for the oenefit OF the e and i
Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-THIs MORNING. A ENG WITH IN
II ttiAls inside The owner describing the ring
and initials, have same by addressing w. L. A.,
13S West saith St. New York. NY. IT.
II OST-DIANOND RING-IN ROOM &C. PATENT
~ once. Reward and NO questions askedn returned
to the DraghtsmenS Division. Oc2-3ts
lNOUND-A PURSE OWNER Is REQUESTED TO
Il call at 0O3 New York ave-, between aud 10 am,
prove property and pay for this oc22ts
I OsT-sEPrEMBER 20. 1888. DROPPED FROM
IL carriage betweeL Bale store ON Tenleyto town road,
aud 172S 1t n.w Manhattan Brsech- Losling Shut
turning same % PIEkoks STORE, TsnisytOwn. Or 70
7 osT OR sToLEN--A SMALL BIACA-AND-TAN
~ oyp; long ears. Liberal reward II returned to
Sz0N Ct aw. oel-St'
II OsT : gEPTRMBER %, A LIVER COLOkKD
6ers rs~aEd returned to iSss iS.a q - ois
I OsT-sUNDAY. .ATTRRNOoN.. ON HAS6 AVE.
Finder VIII plsAse return 70 LYONS MILL. Of 1871
Slst o., an1gecsave reward ool-3ts
II osT--SEPT. %, 1883. BITWEEN ARLINGTON
~ station, on W o. and W r. h and Aoucduct
bridge two Adsrnsy steers Suitable reward paid for
any ,iniormstions or the rstuxn Of the stock 70
Tor FIRsT-CLAss HEATING STOVE RANGE
II Or IAtrobe. at Low PriceA call ia
0ARTRRLI. SIS tn st
Latrobes and Ranges Repaired Promptly. ss2o-2m
r Z. wAIKRR Sons 2o4 10TH STREET \. "
d AabsstoA Paper. Fire Irick md Gay. "
-: ~ - seits. iVip 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

1915 r I ava 11E.e75
VI 0 st.. 1Sr., mi. 80. 90
6S7 Pa ~. So. 81. and
Q32 9th s.e.. 6r.. mi. lG 80
7y9 9th Sc 6r.. nh. Ia. SO
At Ccngreos ne. 6r. 10
AQ1 DsS n-e.. Or MI. 20
6lH 18Th q a, Or. ,vsterl2
l3Q6k Wylte ne. br. $50
2S07 Olive az. Or ..:l6. SO
sss.lm bXXRHSTffDiT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

The above Houses can % examined py permit from
our office only THOMAS J. FISHER CO.
r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

THERE need be no second consideration of your
money wen spent when you Guy your clothing
at SIS S~A''
EIsKxAN RRoa zrh ana y Iaa,..s,a 1,,a.A.a=.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

On sssr g.s1AsLs BUILDING Ions. fronting As feet
On AAfyAnd avenue, near 9Th street. southwesf
and near the new freight depot on Ra,t,mor~ = ~
foSomae kanroao, viii De sold al auction To- mor-
Tow afternoon &C 5 O'Clock. See adyerttsement
elooW here. ~'"sSeAAAeus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

EOR sALE-PARTIES IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK
Il Pfling should commun cate with me before pur-
chasing else where have secured large quantity
N ord,r y supply - demand promptly. + A
CLARKE, OccoQuau, w SIM
EOR SALE - THE "OTTO' GAS ENGINE RE-
Il Quires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
loss of time handling of fuel send circular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

nask'sAllsy as.......s $50
ZIG l5th \ -. or., m.i.-l6
2O Ath o. ne. sto. Is
l22l Myiie ne. Or. .Ilo0
S9 18th ST. az, b.. 10. SO
4va DIST ne. Or. 1850
I 41$14d-av. ne. Or. II rs
!l70A 12th st. s.e.. DID
S1I ~. 81 ma. Dr.. . o. so
\ -, El0 Ia A. Sr. ~
LIZA CA ae. e.. e
! 4 rpa,.rvv go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

FkHkSIA1IUN 10 hkFkEsBNTATfyE CANPBELI--
Representative Timothy J.CampOelL Of New York,
was presented last evening by delegation from
Presslnen's Union, No. ], with q Handsomely en-
crossed and framed set OF resolutions, expressive
OF the approval VI the Union OF Mr.. CampOells
course IN securing for the employees or the Govern
InenI Printing ONCE the privileges enjoyed by
otner Government employees OF an annual leave or
absence. Mr.. JAS H. Furburshaw, the secretary
OF the Union, made the presentation speech The
entire party then sat down 10 a banquet The
committees presenting the resolutions were Jas IL
Furourshaw, secretary; and Messrs David H. MO-
ran, Jeremiah Donovan, David Harris and Jas D.
Ackinnon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

New Sleeves for Knit Jackets. at Auer-
bacn's 4 H, Sewing Machines and Mems Wear 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

THH CANOE AsSocrATIoS.-Ata meeting of the
Washington Canoe Association last night the uues-
lion OF general meet this fall W as postponed un-
III future meeting on account OF the small at
tendance The cluo viii have a campfire to-mor-
row evening, with refreshments, at tine club house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

>, Allan Whiteacre, oookkeeper. robbed the
hutchinson (kan-) National Bank OF g, 200, and Is
under arrest.
"Sheeny" Morgan and ''Sheky" Burford, canvas
men OF Forepaugn's circus. were killed by the cars
at Allegheny, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

A FULL LINE OF Carpets, Rugs and Housefur-
hisnings s. K Brown SON. 2Oth and Pa. ay. w
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-01

The South Florida Exposition, which is
to be opened at Sanford about the middle
of this month, promises to be great sue
cess The promoters Of it are very enthusi-
astic, and they are receiving every possible
encouragement from the people of the Sec
ton of country which will furnish the prin-
cipal part of the exhibits.
No part of Florida is undergoing such
rapid development as the southern part
The changes which have been wrought there
within the last few years are marvellous
Towns, villages, orchards OF oranges and
other fruits and splendidly cultivated truck
farms are seen all along the newly opened
lines of travel, where few years ago there
were almost uubroken pine forests The
people OF South Florida are proud of their
section of the State, and they have every
reason to be. They have accomplished
wonders, and yet they are only on the
threshold. as it were, Of a development
which is declined TO astonsh the country
Years ago Horace Greeley said that Florida
would one day be the richest State in the
Union, and those who saw South Florida
ten years ago and know what it is now, are
realized.
The exposition will continue two weeks
and as these weeks will be in the
best part Of the tourist season there
is no doubt that it will be well
attended The visitors will be largely those
who are interested in getting information
about Florida and the advantages it offers
those who are seeking investments, and
those who are looking for homes where the
climate and soil offer the greatest advan-
tages for making living and possesses the
conditions which insure good health
The premium list is an attractive one
and will be an additional inducement for
making full exhibits of tho products of the
section of the country which is depended
upon to make the exposition success 1t
is probable that in some respects the San
ford exposition will be superior TO the
Jacksonville Sub-Tropical.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-01
BRIGHT BITS.


THE Electoral College seems to be falling
into diSfavor,' remarked Cunso.
We'll don't wonder at it, replied Fangle,
''it pays no attention TO base ball life
Twas ever thus adam just after getting &C
quainted with Eve-Will you go with noe
to night to see the animals:
Eve-I have nothing to wear-Bosto"
Courier.
A New YORK GENTLEMAN returning home at a
late hour is halted by mendcant. What do
you mean by begging on the streets at inns houT
of the nightg" Don't worry about me, L
always carry latch key. '-Ierds SuttngS.
CALL that kind man" said New street
broker speaking of mutual acquaintance, "a
man who is away from his family and never
sends them cent, Call that kndness;" Yes;
unremitting kindness, was the repiy-WGH
Street Netcs.
DREssMAKER Ito bereaved widowl--How long
would you like the mourning veil to be, madam?
Bereaved widow with burst of grietl-l
don't care for expense at 9 time ike TINS; my
husbands dea b was dreadful blow MAKE Lhe
veil as long the style will warrant.-Ihe
Epoch.
MAGISTRATE Ito prisoner)-You are charged
with ASSEMBLING this man
Prisoner--Yes, your honor. He called me
Mugwump, but didn't thump him very hard.
MagiStrate-Ten dollars tornot humping INN
haTder.-Itd-BitS
A PLEASANT FEArTRE.-H Heidi You read my
story in the current number of the EUefy0ther
Monthly MGqdzi1ee Miss Smith?
She-Yes, and liked it very much.
lie Thanks. Well wrtten-eh?
She Very; and delightfully."- short you
kn0w.-Hdrper'S Bqzdr
CHICAGO LADY TO husband)-My dear, did you
think to order a ton OF coal to day:
Husband Yes.
Chicago Lady-And my shoes?
tIusbaudAYes, and (pearnS out of the
window there is truck backing up to the door
now, but it is too dark to see whether it has the
coal or the shoes. Harper's Bazar.
UNPOPULAR GIRL Did you have a nice time
at the ball last night
Popular Girl-Perfectly charming l danced
every set"
Unpopular Girl (vindictiyely)- I did
JUS the opposite
Popular Girl How do you meany"
Uupopuar Girl-"l set every dance Wash
agton Critic
A TRANsCENDENTAGIsT- What are you read
ing Miss Wabash asked Miss Pittsburgh, who
was visiting in Chicago.
II have had an hours communion with Emer-
son. through the medium of his essays" re
piled Miss Wabash.
DO YOU ike EnersOn?N
"Well, now you're shouting PttSburg
Chronicle.
CHICAGO EptroR docking over paper just out)
Here, MIR. PrOofreader. you've let a gross
error get into the paper.
Proofreader W hat that?
Editor-Why l wrote They are a devoted
couple, and you have got it They are a
divorced couple"
Prootreader- Well, let it go. 1t will read all
right Tomorrow dShington Crittc.
YOUNG HUSBAND (who thinks of reforming
Jennie, my dear | know YOU have been grieved
and panied for long time account of my
absence from home every evening I'm going
to turn over a new leaf and begin tonight.
Young Wite-Oh, Edwin, you don't know how
happy you have made me Cousin Jack wants
me TO go to the theatre with him tonight and
YOU can take care Of the baby.-NeW Houen
NeMS.