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SAVE THE CHILDREN.

chld's food is largely cakes and bread, and these
articles when light sweet and composed of materials free
from deeerious substances easily dgesed nutritious,
and wholesome When these articles made from pure
and wholesome baking POWDER they much health
full and nutritious than when prepared from yeast other
eavenng agent But danger arises from the that
many of the baking powders of the impure
to render the food unwholesome In fact chemical
analysis developed that all the baking powders
upon the market with the single exception of the
Royal Baking Powder, contain either lime, alum, phos
phates acids of injurious character When bread
cake is made with the of impure baking powders
these injurious substances pass into the SYSTEM
the much disease with which our children
are afflicted.
Persons who have not strong constitutions growing
girls, young children, and many ladies' particularly
liable to the evil effects produced by the adutrants found
in these cheap baking powders Heartburn and the preva-
lent forms of indigestion often raceabe solely their
action upon the alimentary organs
The absolute purity and whoesomeness of the Royal
Baking Powder unquestioned The official reports of
the u Government Chemists have put this fact beyond
all controversy Prof Mott reported that the Royal was
undoubtedly the purest reliable baking powder
made Prof Loves report showed it to be of the highest
strength while Prof Mcurtrie late Chemistn Chief of
the u S. Agricultural Department at Washington, D. Co.
found the Royal the only baking powder free from both
lime and alum, and absolutely pure
There should be much the choice of baking
powder to obtain pure milk in having prescription
compounded from pure drugs and not from posohs Pure
wholesome and delicious bread and cake the
use of the Royal baking Powder.
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OSE FACT

Is worth column of rhetoric said an American states.
man. 1t IL fact established by the testimony of thou
sands Of people. that Hoods Sarsaparira does cure
scrofula sst rheum and other diseases or aec
arising from impure state low condition of the blood
1t also that tired feeling creates good I'D
petite and gives strength to every part of the system
II you need good blood purifier. tonic, or appetizer
try Hoods Sarsapar1la. It will do you good
My daughter received much benefit from Hoods
Sarsaparlla excellent tonic after protrscted At
tack of bronchial pneumonia" Rev. +. II. ADAMS New
Hartford, Conn.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by afdruggists. 81; six for g. Prepared only
by C. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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What In the Mex, New Thing,

Well, on Thursday morning we Will show You a
cooking school department In our store Everyone
interested In the saving OF tme labor and expense
during the entire day, until furtner notice our
professor Will demonstrate what a wonderful revo.
luton In methods and results can be produced by
simple devire, The Keystone Beaten. The work
OF hours reduced to minutes, minutes to seconds.
Entire changes produced in the character OF
familiar ingredients. IL is an egg heater, potato
maSner, cream-wh1p, cake-beater, dough-kneader,
lce-cream freezer, drtnk-mixer, &C., &C., &C. Cake
prepared for the oven in three minutes. come and
see II do the work and taste the delicious results
SMITH 4 WARDwELI.
Boston Variety Store,
705-707-7O9 Market Space
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SELLING. SELLING. SEn11se
ALWAYS SFIJJNG RARnAINS

SELL1Ne. SELLING. SEL11N G.
ALWAYS SELLING BARGAINS
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN, fine
BLACK SCRAH SlLhS excellent quality, cash value
Toe, reduced to 00c.
FRENCH sATTEENs, very finest quality, csc.
FANCY SILKS, actual cost n, 40 45c.
INDIA LINEN, real fine quality, cheap at Sc: re-
duced to SC.
FRENCH LAWNS, finest quality 25c
HENRIETTAS. the fashionable dress goods. tan.
terra Gotta mahoeauy, serpent, blood gobelin blue
pure wool: wide double width special bargain. 4Sc
SATIN MORE (watered silk, all colors; splendid
quality. price reduced Toe
yards for 81. ~
VALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash customers
Buy @3 or over and select one Of the following pre-.
sents: Pair Of handsome Damask Towels pair Of ele.
giant Corsets worth 75c., or half dozen pure Linen
Damask Napkins worth 75c
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
FIGURED INDIA LINENS, beautiful new styles,
nearly yard wide. real value 1218c.; reduced loo.
CREAM ALBATROSS, all pure fine French wool,
extra wide double width wonderful cash BARGAIN 37
CHALLl DE LANES. baautiful styles, Jpn.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash custoIners
Buy $40 or over and select of the following pre-
sents: Handsome Bridal Quilt worth i SO, one doz
Damask Napkins worth Sl.oO. or two pair Of Damask
towels. my29
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CITY ITEMS.
Save Money by Buying
AT THE FAIR,
S12 eth st. n. W.
Ens n,lxrrrJAa T,xn4r

SlS fln ST. n. W.
For Thursday, June7,
we call your attention to the following bargains
OF. cake good Toilet Soap for &C., or cakes fol
2Sc.-as good as any soap, with a French name,
that you pay 25c. for. splendid Carpet Sweeper
for 81. 48. just as good as one you pay $ for. A
13-inch Nickeled Tray for 16c.-m0st stores would
charge 25c for them. Folding Garden Chairs for
6ec.-as good and strong as a $l.50 chair. A fair
quality 2-string Broom, &c. good quality g.
string Broom, loo. With above goods we close
out little lot OF seconds In white China ware:
6-fhch Breakfast Porcelain Plates, sc.
S-inch Dinner Porcelain Plates, &c.
S-tnch SQuare-shaped Porcelain Bakers, lac.
Large Square-shaped Porcelain Pitchers, Csc,
Large Square-shaped Dishes, 45c.
cups and Saucers, In sets OF 9 each, ACC.
Hotel Bakers only &c.
The FAIR, Sl2 It'll st. NV
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AUCTION SALES.

VNEN FINE BUILDING LOTS IN TODD 4
Il BROWNS SUBDIVISION OF PLEASANT
PLAINS AND MOUNT PLEASANT.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FOUR
TEEN1H we will sell on the premises at FIVE
Lots and 10. Block g. situated 'on Bismarck street
near 9TH and on Sherman avenue
Lots y IL, p and 2} Block 3, situated Marshall
street near 9TH, on sherman avenue, and on Farra-
gut str, Ell. near 9TH.
Lot %, Block o. situated Sheridan street, eth
Lot j. Block II. situated Irving street. Sher-
man.
Lot -, Block IA situated Sherman near Princeton
street
Lot 4. Block IL, situated on wallach near Sherman
avenue.
All in Todd Browns subdivision of Pleasant Plains
and Mount Pleasant This property is situated oppo-
site the SCHEUTZEN PARK grounds and near 7th
street.
Terms One-half cash; balance in one year Notes
to bear interest at 6er cent payable semi
from day SALE an cash. at option Of purchaser
deposit Of 800 required each lot at time of sale
Conveyancing. &c. at purchasers cost Terms TO be
complied with in ten days. otherwise right reserved
resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser alter
FIVE days advertisement IN some newspaper published
III Washington. D. g.
jed-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
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Sales Of Real Estate.

George D. Todd has bought for %, S2S OF W. W.
Farnhain, pit sub p, SCI l31, fronting A feet on
18th street, between Massachusetts avenue and n
street northwest.
Buchanan Beale has bought, for s., 81 As, Of C.
X Baldwin, sub IS, south College Grounds, 'front.'
ing 81 feet IL inches on Boundary street, running
through 10 Stoughton street. having a frontage
thereon OF so feet Mary A. Casey has bought, for
81 s34-52, or NJ. Ashford ct al, pt. %, 50. l.ys
fronting n feet on street, between l1th and
18th streets northwest Jessie Z. Weaver has
and q, blk. 8, lie Drolt Park l. 5. Chapman has
bought, for 900, sub lots 81 and y2 50. LII
each 10 by 90, on street, between 18th and 18th
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1--WE FINE BUILDING LOTS on NORTH SIDE
II OF MARYLAND AVENUE, AEARFOURTEENTH
STREET EAST

On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE FIFTEENTH,
AT SIX O'CLOCK, will sell in front of the premises
Sub Lots II, IS, 10, 20 aud u, square l049,
fronting rs feet each on Maryland avenue, between
18th and 18th streets east having average depth OF
about % feet.
This property is near the Columbia R. r. Co. stables
and are suitable for building purposes
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
per interest. payable semi-annually ali cash
at option of purchaser. Conyeyancing &c, at pur-
chasers cost deposit Of $50 required each lot At
time of sale Terms to be complied with ten days
othrw right reserved to resell risk and cost OF
purchaser after i've days. public notice Of
such resale in newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. C. DUNCANSON BROS,
1e6-d&ds Auctiopeers.
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LIGBr WEIGHT HAS In black and light colors;
greatly reduced prices. Franc, one Prlce Halter,
Cor. Tth and ID streets
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for he 2. hours commencing at p. M
For the District OF Columbia Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, cooler, fresh westerly "inds iair
hAr
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The LAST EXCURSION DOWN THE BAY-The pas
senger department OF the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail.
road Co. announces the last of those delightful
rail and boat excursions down the bay for Sunday,
June TO- This win be positively the last one OF the
series, as the boat will be used for the Baltimore
Bay Ridge excursions the balance OF the season
The special train will leave the Baltimore ana Ohio
depot at 10 am; round trip, 81 children SO cents.
The meals on the boat have been reduced to SO
cents, and the same standard OF excellence 90
served Professor ItZel's orchestra will accompany
the excursion and furnish music during the day. :.
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TIE Veteran Fire.nen.

The veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association
met last evening at ST. Georges Hail. 1lth street
W. H. Hines presiding.
Messrs F. Mohler Uuion) and :. L voght
Frankln) were elected active members. James A.
McDermott tColumbia> and Joseph Gawler Frank
linz were elected honorary members
Mr.. Raglan presented q letter from Mr.. VIM. Dick
s0n. presentng TO theveteran Firemens Association
a stand and album. containing resolution Of
thanks for courtesies shown the New Orleans ex-
cursonists and portraits OF the members Of the as
ISOLATION. A committee was appointed to draft
resolutions OF acceptance. &C. An Invitation to
the association or members 10 participate In the
excursion OF the Paramount Fire Association to
Atlantic City on June 10 was received from Mr..
Benjamin Rainier OF that city. Messrs. Peabody,
StroDel and John Dickson were appointed as o
committee TO secure q permanent meeting place.
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.EADouARrERs Foa TExx,s

All the LEADING RACQUETs and TENNIS 0OODa
spAsding's -siocrna" wtndermere and fun nne o:
medium grade. -~~N ~>~@ ~'
Ihe beekma;. Franklin. Sears TAFT NshsnS Went.
"Sru. &c everything In the Tennis line as
asnington Depot OF A 4. Spxlding Rros 40
70 ave- upS4-2ml u. a. TAPPAN,
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nNE OF THE FINEST BUILDING LOTS IN LIE
ODROIT PARK AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON
HARDWOOD AVENUE. NEAR MAPLE AVE
NUE..
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON JUNE FIJI TENTH. At
LOT 3, BLOCK IL.
fronting 76 60I00 feet On Hsrewood avenue. near
Parx and suitable for n nne dwelling of houses
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
notes TO secured by deed Of to bear
per cent interest payable semi annually. all cash.
adoption Of purchaser deposit Of sio0 required .t
to be complied with IN ten days othsrxi.s resale q
public notice Of such resale IN some newspaper pub
iished in Washington. d. e. DUNcANSON BROS.
je6-d&dA. Aucttoneerx.
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DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. In

Call Or Send Postal for Catalo4ue
to Funk's Sewing Machine Agency, 1881 7th ST.,
near O-st. Market You Will be astonished what
elegant machines you can buy from SO upwards.
All latest Improvements. All warranted for )
years 2,4,6S
S3 Per Gallon. Csc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail MCGEEs. 9th near st. was
"ROyal Gluc'' mends China GlassWooi &c
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The High school Commeucement.

TIE GRADUATING CLASSES ORGANIZE AND PREPARE
FOR TIE CLOSING EXERCIsEs.
The graduating classes OF the High School are
making arrangements for the commencement ex-
ercises, which will be held at Albaugh's on Thurs
day, the 21st inst. AT a recent meeting OF the
classes organization was perfected by the cleo
tion OF the following officers: President, F. l.
FlshDack frst vice. president Miss Sheads; second
vice president, III. NJ Sterling; treasurer, Miss
While; secretary, j. T. NewcOmb. Assistant treas
urerS were elected from the various sections as
follows: Messrs- TnOm, Pechim, Elliott, Bryant,
Williams, Hammond, and Miller and Misses Nc
Pherson. King, Moore, Vale, Voorhees, Hendley,
and Coleman. Committees have been appointed
To look after the printing music, and other details
or the graduating exercises, which will be OF the
same character as those OF the past two years
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CHALLrs, lOc; Lawns, sc. Big drive in White
Goods johnson, Garner Co., 636 pennsylvania
ave- northwest
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THREE or A kSD.-rhe last OF the three excu--
sions 70 Bay Ridge anc the Chesapeake Will leave
3. v. Depot sunday, June 10. at 10 4. M. Meals
on the ooas ony oOc.; round "trip 81 children zoe
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FINE LIQUORS AND WINEs--The fine assortment
OF wines, French liquors, whistles and brandies
contained In store No. 1l22 Connecticut avenue
northwest, Will be sold there Oy Thomas Bowling
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock. The fixtures
with wagons &C, viii be sold at II O'Clock
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CALL AND SEE THE UTILITY ROASTING PAM
Roasts without bastfng. IL also makes beautiful
bread and apple dumplingS wilmartb Edmon
SION I.1ll Pa ave.
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DOWN THE BAY VIA BAY RIpGE.-The last rail
am BOAT excursion VIA the mammoth steamer
'CoiumDia" VIII leave b. & u. Depot sunday June
10, al 10 a. m. Meals on the boat only 5Oc round
Trip 81: children soc.
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AT meeting OF the Central Greenback Club, of
this city, held last night the Industrial platform
and Presidential ticket was unanimously en-
dorsed arter a discussion OF the womans suffrage
clause
The Virginia Republican League last evening
elected W. C.. Martin, q. r. Seymour, Il. T. Edmon-
son, G. X. Barnes, and 5. Adams delegates to the
convention OF republican clubs, which will be
held Saturday night for the purpose OF forming a
District OF Columbia league.
The will OF the late Michael Nihil1 leaving his
estate 10 his wife during her life TO revert TO the
children, was filed yesterday. The widow Is named
as executrix-
Yesterday afternoon verdict OF 800 was rem
dered In Circuit Court No j, Judge Hagner, In the
suit OF Patrick Heating against the Capitol, North
street and south Washington Railroad co. for
injuries sustained by being bitten and knocked
down by horse.
Yesterday, in Circuit Court No. 9, Judge Mer-
Tick, the case OF Z. G.. Caldwell against the Balti
more and Potomac Railroad CO. FOR damages TO
property on Maryland avenue, between 12th and
18th streets southwest, was ended by verdict for
plaintiff for 81 900.
Prof. H. p. Montgomery has gone to Harpers
Ferry 70 deliver address TO the Teachers InStt-
tute on "How 10 Teach Fractions"
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EXCURSION TO CfSCISNkTL-The Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Co. Will sell excursion tickets 20
CINCINNATI for all trains June z 10 l. inclusive
valid Tor return passage until July Inclusive
The rate from Baltimore and Washington viii be
Us Tor the rOund-trip, and co-respondngiy low
line
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuSensentS Tonight
NArroSAL-.sfne Mikado."
ALBACGH's-"Donna Juanita."
HARRIs'.-''The Gold King"
PANORAMA BUILDISG-"Battle OF shiloh"
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bishop Newmau'S Reception.

THE CONGREGATION OF THE METROPOLITAN N. Z.
CHURCH SAY FAREWELL TO THEIR PASTOR.
The congregation OF the Metropolitan NJ. f.
church gave a reception 10 bishop and Mrs. New
man last evening in the parlors OF the church
The floral decorations were effective and there
was large attendance OF the friends and parish
toner's OF the new bishop and his wife. Mr.. Mat
thew G. Emery made an address Of congratulation
representative OF the church. and also expressed
the regret felt that the pleasant relations OF pas
tor and people were TO be severed Rev. Dr. j.
Mex Riley, presiding elder, spoke on behalf o
the conference. In response Bishop Newman said
that he had not sought the position, put that he
would e1deayOr 10 do his duty. He spoke OF his
love for the congregation here and his attachment
TO the city. The bishop, when he had concluded,
was presenter with basket OF flowers by severa
members OF the infant class. Bishop Andrews, o
New York; Bishop Fowler, OF san Francisco; Rev
Dr. Domer. Rev. DE-. Rice, OF West Washington
Representatives j. ID. Taylor and Grosvenor anC
others, made brief addresses. An opportunity was
then given 70 those present 10 meet the bishop
his vile personally. They were assisted In re
ceiv1ng Oy The two bishops and their ladies, Mrs
Senator Teller and Mrs Representative Grosvenor
The local Methodist clergy were nearly all present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-06

AMONG the speculative property, the trustees
saie Of lots AT Twining City, at the end OF the
pennsylvania Avenue bridge, across Eastern
Branch. presents a splendid chance TO obtain
properly at low 1gures With prospect OF rapidly
advancing, as this bridge will be y regular thor.
oughfare and a short drive from the city, and
some OF the weaithiest citizens their PRISE Mt
prosperity TO the advance In real estate The sale
Is advertised In the auction columns, and should
attract a large audience.-Idrt.
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hEFRlGERAroRs
hoUsEKEEPERS are invited TO examine the CELE.
DRAFTED GEFRI6ERATORS for which We are sole
agents for the District
EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS
WITH SLATE-SToNE sHELyEA
We have sold above for twelve years and every pur.
chaser IL pleased with them
LOkILlAAHD REFRIGERATOR
For Clubs and Restaurant
:. MONROE PATENT REFRIoERATORs.
lined entirely with glazed stonewsre.
iney are AL nrst-clsss Refrigerston and do their
work well and economically
Write or call for circuIarx
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM FREEzERs.
None better. M w prvrpITcr
- mp -o-,a 1000 Pa Ave.
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MILLS leg Cn-Penobscot Ice-Red wagons =
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The PRINTERS CoSvENTIoS.-Messrs. W w
Nolie, G. A Tracy, A l. Ingalls, and T. NJ Blake
Delegates from Columbia typographical Upion
No 1Ol, OF this city, 10 the International Typo,
graphical Union, which meets In Kansas CITY No
on Monday next, will leave the city to-day. Tney
Will be accompanied by George NJ. Ramsey or the
CrQgtsDadn, Harvey Ellis. A. Domain and oIhers
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The PROPERTY LEFT BIT MRS EMNoxs-In Thu
case OF ; +. EmmOns agt. II. W. Garrett anC
others, growing out OF the contest over the Will o
Mrs Meitha A EInmons, answers and exhibits
seIe hieu yesterday cy II. W. Garrett and e. &
DoncaAsOn- Jhese returns show that all tn,
property Vi MIS- EnmO.s has been delivered q
MI. Reginald FendalL tie receiver appointed b.
the court -
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NELSON DIVISION No. 2, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs, will
use Pennsylvania Railroad to Cincinnati, Ohio,
leaving By special train ut 1890 p m. Saturday,
June 8. Round trip tickets, including sleeping
car accommodations going and meals en- route in
both directions, $l2. Secure tickets early.
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III L. 81. rs.....-.... p stable. stalls, l. Id
je2 1907 Pa ave NJ
I,OR PENTHOUSE 1905 y n AVE oNE
II BLOCK from Dupont Circle ESQ per month. Ayply
loOi n H. ave. gc4-n. " kslm
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INOR RENT-UNURNISHED-
Il 473 ii st. NV. IL rooms mi new...........-.. S55
1122 1lth st. NV. 10 rooms. mi........-......6 80
941 n. II. ave.. ROOMS. pl.i........-......31 80
900 Y st. n. W., rooms mi..-......-........37 so
$40 NJ ST. NV. rooms and bath. IS
o12 St NV. dining rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Desirable suburban residence ..........-.......2J
Office rooms. 505 9Th st. nw.............1s and %
COS U st. w, rooms and bath. mi %
A Mccullough St, n. j. an 10
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
my21-3ws 1907 ST. NV.
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II 33ls y ST. NV. h. n. m g., arx ......... s2s
lO 5uth 81. ". a.. m A., Yrs. ............... q,
l5ll 18th ST. NV, b.h. MI. lUrs. -
SOU 81 NV, bh. nh. lOrs ................. 50
t,.,
q IL FICkIING.
Real 1stAtc Insurance,
je--lw l3B4 sd ".
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- AT A BARGAIN
Ihat desirasfe lO-rOom brick house 1917 18th ct
bushnell a cARUsI,
aIoo-3m zoos D st.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-29
One Mans Morning Hour.

I rise between Z and s a. m. usually,
and at once spread the bedclothes over
the foot OF the bed to let fresh air sweeten
the sheets and destroy all efiuvia. I
then throw Off my night dress, go,to the
washing bowl, wash my hands with soap,
and then swill my face, ears and neck
with, water only. I rarely use soap to
my face. Since leaving 1t off I find that
my face is less covered with scurf. I
then dip my hands In the water and rub
arms, chest, body and limbs with the
wet hands. While still wet I dry my
face, ears and neck, and then give my
body q vigorous rubbing with the towel,
and so get into a glow.
My head gets washed only every three
weeks, as I find too much soap causes
scurf in the head, bleaches the hair, and
makes 1t brittle. Iuse q metal comb and
brush, and use them just enough to make
the hair assume q civilized form, as too
much brushing pulls out the hair and
weakens the scalp. Occasionally I go In
for a little mild exercise before dressing,
such as throwing my arms about, OF
STOPPING in various ways to exercise the
muscles. When dressed, I go out for
half an hours walk before breakfast, no
matter how cold, wet or foggy. / come
In warm, hungry and bright. / take no
food nor drink before going QUIT. II.
Allison in London Times and Echo.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-29
Paris, Matrimonial Agencies.

The police divide the matrimonial e
ctes into three classes. The frst category
has for ordinary clients the nobleman
without fortune and the high government
functionary who has been retired on a
pension. The feminine element is gener-
ally recruited among the foreign colony,
orphans with dowry and rich widows
who bore themselves to death in the PROV
inces. The second class agents negotiate
with lower grade ~functionaries, retired
officers and middle class folk, who are
spoor but honest.' In the third class is
comprised all the agencies that accept no
matter who, provided they can extort a
good commission for their services. This
classification is doubtless an arbitrary
one, but it Is commodious for police re-
~quirernents. In the best OF these agen-
cies, little II any advance payment is
required, but tho applicant signs an
agreement to give 8 or more per cent. on
the dowry within a certain length of
time. I hardly need add that the widest
agents manage to touch a commission
from both parties.-Francis LeSand in
The E,uprh