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1SOR RENT-DESK ROOM. WITHOUT CHARGE)
Il in fine Office, on St, FIRST floor. with Of cylin-
der desk draughtsmsn OF typewriter preferred. Ad-
Dress j. NJ h, Star office. jy23- 2ts
LOR RENT-VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFICE
Il rooms, single or en- suite; newly parered and
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GESrs SuIrs SooUREp
AND PRESSED FOR II.
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EerairinS dons LEST manner Goods called tor and
Ssiissrsa 1elethGDs call li3-x-
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EObkkSI DODGE, COAL MERCHANT
- Wholesale and kstziL
Anthracite Coal of ali kinds coustsntiv en- h.,a
okokoEs Chkkk CUMBthLANb COXI
saved and Split Wood TO Order
fsra and omce 3OOs Water ST.. branch Once l21A
g. BE- st '0Dp'''ss f0''-ofass'. West Washington.
LsIsphons-Ysed loss-4. Branch once sss-s,
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o3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE

CAN CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND MR.. PRANK
isn degree Of sxee.iencs hey ye ssnsrsi sstisfac-
ION h j. SohMAN, Manager House hostaurant
washinston ID Z. FRANK sIOkTY. ll23 2Oth st
u ~; II you pstronize thsin thsy will give ssnsrni
ssost@S 2A.3t
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FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOU

ICORRENT-BLACKSMI AND WHEELWRIGHT
Il shop at Branchville. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. miles from Washington; plenty work guarau-
teed Address r. A SCAGUS. Branchville. Md. iy21-3'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LYON sALE-CHEAP 10 SETTLE An ESTATE
IL 200 acre Farm. Louduun County. Va. two
dwellings with OutDuildngs. good water, fruit Sc
lALLls a NJ n fRFDhD.
N@4-lw. l.iOs Il. Nv.
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1902 30th St. OR. $4,000
300 y st. NV. or 1000
81 L. 4 St, b. h.. Or. 5000
1926 and 2S 33d. 6r.3.O00
32o6 aud ; N.f.h.,9r.3,0O0
.l4l3 35th. 4. h.. ar. $500
1907 Both st.. b. h.
Or. and store. 100
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I,OR SALE-SEYERAL NEAT LITTLE GROOM
Il brick houses Just completed. they front on both
street and avenue with 240 square of laTking
each lot, location southeast herdlc
lines PRICE, 200 EACH $3.50 to 500 cash. balance
TO suit. Deducting the rent Of the property during
payment. house and lot will cost purchaser - per
cent less than actual cost of lot aud building The
rouHdings. THOMAS A MITCHELL. 934 h st.
Room L. hl6-lOt
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L,OR SALE-HUUSES-
290Y . st. NV,
b. b.. 9r;. new--Sl.500
1924 2. b.h-, 9r......1 900
30 l 1 Prospect ave. 1000
30Jo and % NJ ST., b.
h. and store. 5000
l23I Both, b. h.. Or. 5000
34UI \ ST. b. h.. l0r.5.000
The above is only u por
books Call for list.
iNlU-3m
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SHORT LINE TELEPHONE.

OPxN ALL SUMNER
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS
Slo street u
WIN be open all summer. fuu line Of Art Needle
Materials and Stamping. AI5-3m
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

V,oR sALE-IIGHT. NO Tor TROI Ting BUGGY
Il cheap. is Washington Barracks. Arsenal. Ia
I,ok sALE-A vERN FINE fOUR-sEAT ENTEN-
II sion top phaetop has byen used lev months 10
te seen NJ fLkMMlNGs stable, s20 anu 4ss 18th IT
NV N2s-3fs
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Late in the Season. No need to give descriptions.
You know of the desirable things the prices
ally charged. DO OUR CLOSINa-OUT SALE PRICES
ATTRACT YOU!
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French Sateers. We have domestic Ssteens, 30 we
do not deceive you with . little real and . lot Of
imitation.
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IL X SALE-A FINE THREE-sTORY AND BASE
Il ment brick. we'll built and IN good order 81.
near 9th ST NV; lot 22rl0O TO alley with frame
stable; has 10 large and all conNeniences: To
Immediate purchaser will be sold at a low ngurr.
MCGOWAN & CAMPBI Ii,
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I'OR SALE ON PRINCETON ST, COLUMBI,
- Heights. near new house VI DIR. Hammond. 3 beau
tiful lots at 80 cents.
MCGOWAN CAMPBELL.
ty2l-3ts IODS u ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-22
500 TO $500 n.,s a aoSTH es,s,,H ;sa can :. be

Agents preierred who can furnish their own
horses and give their whole time to The business.
Spare msnents may be proftably ea oloyed
also. A few vacancies in towns and cities. b.
F. JoKmoH 1 c., 1909 Main St.. Richmond,
IA mnye I'm
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The First SIGN

OF failing health, whether in foln. OF
Night Sweats and Nervousoe sr in :.
sense of General WEAKNESS 3 t4oss OF
appetite, should suggesss 80 OF
Ayers Sarsararilla. T,.is ration
= a.cgt eifective fo- oig:n al
strength to she clfee.,eJ pre-
noting the digestion and & on Of
food. restoring the nerve s to
their normal condition. a. .ifsg-
ing, cnr.ciiAe, cnd yieaiiz: '2c5..
F a:i:ng E-'aa
Ten years 5ro ny leaitl- fail
YVES troub!eet with dis, ugh,
-<ight Sweats. Weakness, ToRs-
ness. I tried various Z pre-
scribed by different pl, ba:
became SO weak Gla5 ! 6o~ 20 up
stairs without stepping nj
trends recommended TI;c yers
SarsGnafiila, which / Gid, q row
IS healthy and strong 81 eTrs.
E. Z. Williams, A2e&a1:1.ia.
I have used ayers saTG9s, lay
family, fpr SGrofCia, e.ld ! it IS
taEen faisatuiiY, that It ~ .ali'.s-
eradicate this terrible di;ee hayl,
also prescribed it 80 . tonic an
Alternative. and rli:st say yil.a pstl,-
behave it 70 be the best u. iui1e
ever conlnoun;ted.--NY. +. i. II,
- =. :, ~.TueI-y..le, Tenn.
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t3sparsia c.

Il veall be :-,7ossib'e f. o de-
scribe What guffered tf1Yf sticn
a1au Head ache up 10 the / egan
1kiEg 4 y2I ) SGrG pariiie. naor
he care OF various phvsioja tr:ed
: ercag many kinds OF II b'1s
.}s>,c- OE,ai- ed iio3o than re-
.aE. lAft.= taking Ayers 4sri!9a
- q si2Et .I11p, Iay hc2e sap
9e1raG, ft1.3 ny stomach = 1 its
.5,4f3A5 4.sCIS perfectly. my
,esi.i. s. completely reSlC aary
st.2rieE, Springfield, Mass.
h&yo been greatly 1epaf- the
prompt r.e os 4 Jer'S Sa.ss., Is
acas as.G ;uyiCorates tha 81: ragi-
2ges the action CT the d. &ad
.S:,:G1,.lat;ra organs. an3 the
..tt-i. II i, T;.!scg;t dcli n,oss
aEabio biood purifier get g si.--
!. =. TchGson, 363 ALTA me,
;-c>,t,cgrc, a. 9. II
aver, 6 <s@al.caT Sal G. D.,
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the truth Of the sentiment of the orator,
which he has clothed in words Of wond-
rous eloquence- ''The breath of liberty,
like the word of the holy man, will not
die with the prophet, but will survive
him." His last words IN the Irish Par
liament-when the constitution Of his
country was bartered and sold-were
t'Yet do not give up my country. I
sec her in a swoon, but she is not dead.
Though in her tomb she lies helpless
and motionless, yet there is on her lips
the spirit Of life, and on her cheek the
glow of beauty.
Thou art not conquered:
Beauty's ensign yet is crimson On thy lips and
on thy cheeks,
And deaths pale flag is not advanced therev'
Ireland has aroused from the swoon
She has left the tomb and is advancing,
with certain steps and proud, along the
path that will lead her in e very short
time to her old place among the nations.
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ESQ Words.

The Burlington does not glory in the
success achieved oyer large body Of
intelligent men, who were misled by a
few so called chiefs. 1t was mistaken
idea hastily conceived and as hastily
carried into execution. that by sacrific.
ing their individual predictions they
could, unitedly, compel gigantic cor
poration to accede to their unjust de-
mands. How long would it have been
before other and further demands would
have been made upon the management?
Those men reckoned without their
host. They argued that the Burlington
could not ill their places, but this has
been done, and the service restored to
it's former excellence. The public need
have no misgivings as to the ability of
the Company to accomplish all it an
nounces as being prepared to do. The
strike was failure from its inception.
The responsibility of persons and prop.
erty is assumed by the Company. If
you admire an institution that has the
courage Of it's convictions, give it your
patronage. 1t now stands between you
and the righteousness of jealous CON-
petitors. The BURLINGTON System was
in advance of all lines in establishing
the Dining car Service. To The Bur-
lington is due the present fast train
service between the Northwest and
Chicago and st. Louis. It has been
progressive in the past, surmounted it's
difficulties in the present and, if true
merit, courteous attention, prompt SER
vice and sure connections count for
aught, will in the future carry the
greater proportion Of fair-mined, liberal
people. w. j. G. Kenyon, General
Passenger Agent.
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HENRY GRATTAN.
4tll June, 1920.

This, then, is The grave-obscure, hid
den, unnoticea because unnoticeable--.
which was forced Oh she acceptance Of
the dying patriot in preference to rest.
ing-place in the quiet little burial.
ground at Moyanna i'll his native land,
amid scenes to which he was devotedly
attached---a resting place to which pill,
grimages would have been as popular as
to O'Connell's grave at Glasnevin. and
over which a monument would have
been erected by the nation worthy Of the
hero Of the glorious war Of 1882.
1t is curious thing too that in close
proximity to Grattan's grave are the
graves Of Pitt aud Castlereagh, who by
perjury and fraud'' undid the noble
work he had so grandly consummated.
He lies between the two destroyers of
that liberty with which he had en-
lowed ireland.
A few feet of sullen earth divide each winding
sheet
How peaceful and how powerful is the grave
that bushes all:
Yet if we have not the ashes of the
patriot in Ireland his spirit exists
there. As Lecky finely expresses it.
cit is at the tombs of great men that
succeeding generations kndle the lamp
of patriotism. But though Grattan's
grave is far away, the lamp of patriot
ism in ireland has been kept burning
by the spirit that lives in the words
Of the orator. In the mighty movement
for sef-government which now prevails
IN Ireland We have striking proof Of
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No. g. Prescott. Alma.
WinoDa and La Crosse.
No. 4. Winona, La Crosse,
Dubuque, Chicago, st.
Louis.
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no. 5.-La Crosse, Winona,
Alma and Prescott. ......!
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HUMOROUS DRiFTWOOD.

Whiskey lowers the man and raises
the devil.
Tight boots and tight men make woes
innumerable.
The home circle--Walking about
with the baby at night.
A. man named s:Toogood'' has been
arrested in Baltimore for disorderly
conduct.
The Japanese have only one swear
word, and that is no more expressive
than our "by gosh"
An English art journal has offered a
prize TO anyone who will discover the
cause Of badness. We know, but we
darsen't tell.
There is Sc much electricity in kiss
that engaged lovers have been known
to depend upon it altogether to light q
spacious room.
''Shall have your hand" said Ed
ward to Angeline, as a dance was
about to begin. Eyes, with all my
heart, {" answered -Angeline.
A western man has offered $1,000 for
the capture Of the devil. The fact
seems to be creating considerable con.
sternation III New York.
"What is your idea of true gentle
man, Jack?" IA true gentleman al
ways laughs at the joke OF a story and
never says he heard it BEFORE
Flimsey-'I don't know how it is, but
the smallest specimens of men inyaria
bly, get the best wiyes.' Mrs. F.,
archiy: stOh, you hatterer!'
There is probably but one thing
which is harder to do than get out of q
warm bed in the morning, and that is
to get into s. cold bed at night.
Young wife: 81 wonder why the
birds don't Come. hers any more, L
used to throw them bits Of cake / made,
and" Young husband: "That ac-
counts for it,
"What doyou think I have a girl
who gets up in the morning without
being called" Chorus of voices: Elm
possible but it is true; she is in
love with the lnilkman.'
A young lady recently presented her
lover with an deliberately constructed
pen wiper, and was astonished the fol-
lowing Sunday to see him come to
church wearing it as a cravat.
She, blushing slightly: ''Do you
know, George, I've heard it said that
IN ancient times kissing pretty girl
was a cure for headache.'' He, with
monumental stupidity: IA headache
is something T have never had.''
A. dve.foot-ive young man in. Iowa
WAS ridiculed by companionsin into break
ing his engagement with FIVE foot-ten
young lady, until her six-f0ot brother
stiffened up his backbone by we'll de-
fined threats to break it if the marriage
didn't take place.
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A. Gve.foot-dve young man in. Iowa
was ridiculed by comprehensive break
ing his engagement with FIVE. foot-ten
young lady, until her six-fo0t brother
stiffened up his backbone by we'll de-
fined threats to break it if the marriage
didn't take place.
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ST.. THOMAS, LIE suEuR COUNTY

ST. THOMAS, LIE SUECR COUNTY.
County Delegate James Connolly, ST. Thomas.
President, Cornelius kilduff st. Thomas; vice
president, James Sullivan, St. Thomas: record
ing secretary, James Ropayae, st. Thomas;
financial secretary, Dennis Connolly: treasurer.
Henry Reagun.
Division Nc. 2-President, Thos. McKarry; vice
president, P. Maloney; recording secretary, Thos,
Spruce financial secretary. James Foley; treas
urer, Patrick McGrath
GREEN ISLE, s1BIEY COUNTY.
County DELEGATED. J. McGrann.
President, Daniel Myers: vice-president, M. Nc
Mahon; recording secretary, William Eahey; imam
cial secretary, Thomas Horan; treasurer, John
Fahey.
wlNoNA.
County Delegate, James Hughes.
President, 6. D. Flynn; ce=president. E. NJ;
Glynn; recording secretary, j.; Cleary; financial
SCOTT COUNTY.
County Delegate, NJ. NJ. Shields, Jordan.
Division No. President, DR.. G. r. Maloney;
f. j. Leonard; recording secre-
tary, Dr. J. f. Mulholland: financial secretary. j.
F. Kilduff treasurer, II. ]. Fitzpatrick.
Division No. 2-President, Thomas Hyland;
vice-president, John Quain; recoruing secretary,
William Quain; financial secretary, Patrick
Sweeney; treasurer, Stephen Stephens.
cpou uTNa 1011H1y
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TRAINS

Nc. s. st. Louis. Galena,
Dubuque. La Crosse, VIII
mona Chicago. ................
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eRAoEv1L1E, BIG STONE COUNTY.
County Delegate, 81 J. Mcdonnell.
Brady recording secretary, ii, Il. Sullivan; nan-
cial secretary, Edward Casey; treasurer. Fl. W.
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ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS end

SIT. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS and
EAU CLAIRE, MADISON, JAN ES-
WILLIE, aud CHICAGO. Two trains
a day each way, with through Sleep
ers and dining cars.
DULUTH, SUPERIOR and ASHLAND.
Night trains each way with through
sleepers. Morning trains each way
with through parlor cars.
SIOUX CITY, COUNCIL BLUES and
OMAHA. Through sleeping cars each
P1EKRE.-Sleeping car to Tracy.
ST.. JOSEPH. ATcHlsoN, LEA EN woRYH
and KANSAS CITY. Through Pullman
Buffet sleepers.
MANKATo, DEs MONIES, CHARLTON,
ST.. JOSEPH, ATCH1soN, LEAvEN-
WORTH and KANSAS City. Through
combination chair and sleeping cars
kAsoTA, AlANKAT0.S ST. JAMES, WORTH
lNaTON: SrBLEY. LEMARs, and SIOUX
CITY. Day trains each way with eIe-
giant parlor Cars.
This service has been arranged with single
view to the comfort and convenience Of the ira
yelling public, and offers the best and most lax
urious accommodations between the above
named points.
HoSG TEEA6SRA4h SsP Il. r WHh Azfat
ST, PAUL, MIMI
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STATE HIBERNIAN DIRECTORY.
A COMPLETE LIST OF THE STATE
AND DIVISION OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE Observation-Disclosures Fahey, box Ao7,
st. Paul.
STATE SEURETARY-W. s. Bayley, 1904 Washing
ton avenue south. Minneapolis.
STATE TREASURER Frank L. Cotter, Wino1Aa.
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BRA1NERD, CROW WING COUNTY.

County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
President, y. NJ. Clark; vice:president, John
McGivern, recording secretary. Jas. Meghar; hn-
ancial secretary John OTool; treasurer, j. Cullen
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MORTON, EEsy1L1H COUNTY.

County Delegate-James Greeley.
Division, No. PRESIDENT Peter 3. Ryan; Vice
president, Albert B. Clancy, recording secretary;
treasurer, P. 81. Kirwan,
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

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llbieenbs. emma iaa fig ON meb for.
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Singer.
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brilastis! SUem tilbsrer ba ale bisie
Msbler, = Os bpem inbrettebe gllt msb
en- ioaban Smas? Seq bar buert Die
bill pentet at ie Suiets 8eiibberinbe
trabe inb."
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leenbe, ibet ban fsrte benbe BEN ioran ct
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unbrer benbe ballot iaa meset iOm ies
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blinb % bsp, jorbi leg bar peret fun ?
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SenrD, men bet bar life beitemt for Dig,
tjere 2aier, % berfor ilutter ri.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
sOr "DerSrab FSiisn'
SaaeneS Wagt.

Oct iasbss | samle Gage, at en-
Mauo tanbs ifte sisre fig ielp rig uso
fun at fcrbobls Taaene | fine Bigger.
Men. bette er en- al be taabelise santmel'
baaie Sheer, 'iom benne 5remifriotets
1ib f~ulbftanbis bar sjort aaal paa.
st builtetiombelit 8elSb al Iense fan
foroobles eIer trebobles iimpeltben peb
en- S~oranbrins / 8ifrene. Oct sjbres
bper Sag % taser fig lise iaa sobt no,
Ium ct Of Taifenipiaeren Sernanrts
aunitfpffsr. Der eriiterer {. St. fors
fieaise Sufferrafinaberier, bois iarns
lebe garbi er anllaaet til Z Miliouer
Dollars. Be Taar fig iammen os let
ter 3iirene pp til Is Miliuner Dollars,
: Os iuu er be parb ben Gum. Ere
eler fire 9asfOmpanier / en- 8p banner
en- "3ruft", os beres aapital, Der fsr
anIoses til 100000 Dollars, pOrer
giebliffelis til 25,0O0,O0O Dollars.
Oli.irss& nuierne laper op en- 5orteSs
nelie uper beres gienbOm, Der belsber
fig / st os Glt til II MilliOner Doll
lars, faiter bet Sele | en- Sat, os treffer
I'D 80 Minioner Dollars. st Serns
baneiel1ab, Der eier en- 2inie til @nrOi
al 10 @iaiuner, fjDber to eaer tire Sibes
linier til en- Wi0ion Dollars pr. Stptfe,
sjDr nosle aritbmetiife 5irfarerier, Os
piier fig for 8erben Tom ct "Spfem",
Der er parb 35 MiGioner. On uliffer
Mire ube | Colorado, lom 1900 9pfz
lars bible bore en- soo 8ris for, -four
panbler fig peb nosle faa 5tnserbepas
selier til en- slimrenoe Gienoom af 5
MiQioners Sarbi. Senne npe 8arois
fabrication peb at Ioranbre 3ifre er for
9iebliftet bpieite Wobe os lanst at
fpretrRffe for ben eamle, mbiipmmelise
Yrpces at lape 8arbier peb Nrbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover blir mere os mere alminbelia
brust for at siensiue great Saar bets
oprinoelise 5arpe % beuirter, at Saaret
iaar en- tpt % ftart 8agt.