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Mohave County miner., 1888-03-31
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Charles Moon, deceased.
Notice ID hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator Of the Estate of Charles
Moon, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice, TO the said
Administrator at his residence In the town
of blackberry, Mohave county, Arizona, the
same being the place for the transaction of
the business Of said Estate.
WILLIAM GRANT,
Administrator of the Estate of Charles
Moon, deceased.
dated March 10th, 1883.
James j. Hyde, Attorney for Admins
traitor. 1916
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-31
Bucklsm's Arnica Salve,

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-31
OFFICIAL PAPER OF the COUNTY.
L.P. Fisher and Y. G. Dake are aushoriz-
"A sse.ss in san rraneisco OF the MozAvx
OouxrY MmxB. .... .....
Subscribers 10 this paper viii confer
favss by sending notice Of any irrsguiari'y
n iss delivery TO this ofhos.

spssisi notices In the reading columns OF
sAs MIuna will be charged at the fsse OF
Fen Cents Dor limo fer each insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-31

JOBBING Of all kinds promptly
attended to.
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REDUCED Pn1ors OK
TRAVELLING BAGS AND sATCHELA
CLUB sATcHELs
10 Il, 4 10 u rs ,aS a 1s Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, NICKEL TRIMMINGS.
f S.ss 10 ias 40 as 80 e az Inch
u go as 30 aas 80 ~ a 3 Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, LEATHER-LINED
F1ss s2So 40 80 80 aso s b a e Inch
GENUINE ALLIGATOR-LEATHER LINED.
s4s. .4SS 10 80 - 80 SO 90 Isl inch
Made Of Good Quality Duck.
saiss.....sa.do as $50 2.as 400 as Inch
sass....ass s.a II 40 40 $50 go Il Inch.
REAL GRAIN. FULL LEATHER-LINED
ssss..sa4o $50 lS $50 rs $50 Hs s II Inch.
Large assortment Of Finer Quality Of Travelling Bar,
and other Travelling Goods.
Remember that we manufacture Trunks and Har-
ness and guarantee to give You best value for your
money.
mhsl-sm ToPHAArs. 1891 Pa. ave. n. y.
i That never breaks, never wears ont always clean
ana can be worn while bathing.
IL for saleas
CHAs. FIsHERA
r,.p,, 623 9Th street northwest
NJ; LI6AkH dsvoess nsr atssncon 70 the wsntsoe
7 ,EaAL BRTETS PETITIONS. As0U1ENTs %
II ~ 30 cents per page
Fifty coptss large pages and good WORK guarsnteed
BYRON g ADAMS Printer.
myx-1m OLA 9Th sk NV.
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His Knife I'm His Heart.
MILLIONAIRR's MAYNARD SON ENDS HIS RUINRl
AND RECKLESS LIFE,

AND RECKLESS LIFE.
Chas. Gehrtng, favorite son OF the millionaire
brewer, Chas. T. Gehring, OF Cleveland, Ohio after
debauch OF more than a week ended his own life
Tuesday morning in q room at the International
Hotel opposite the pOst-of1ice In New York. He
had engaged room for himself and the woman
who was to make the discovery Of his death. The
entry on the register was "John Harvey and wife,
Sandusky, O." About 2 80 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon the woman left the hotel for an hour, and on
her return she found Gehring dying from the re-
suit OF two knife wounds in the heart He was
taken to ChaMbers-Street Hospital, where he died.
He said that he had killed himself because he was
tired OF the world anu wanted rest. He admitted
that the woman was not his wife.
She was taken before coroner Nugent, and testt-
fed that her name Is Gertie PrOther and she lives
at NO 20 Manhattan avenue, Brooklyn. She had
known Mr.. Gehring for years, and met him on
SATURDAY last by appointment at the Grand Gen.
trail Depot and went with him to the hotel. She
broke down when she learned OF his death. A
friend OF Mr. Behring's family said that the young
man was very happily married, and had four fine
children, but that he neglected them. Two years
ago he met the Prother woman, and had gone from
bad TO worse. The girl was sent 10 England in
order TO Keep him from temptation but when he
learned that she was about To return he Quarreled
with his father and came to New York TO meet her.
On his person were costly diamond rings cum
buttons and beautiful diamond pin. Attached
emblem or the "Mystic Shrine" Papers In his
pocket showed that he was officer OF the Cleve-
land Grays and That his home was No. "A Mclean
street, Cleveland. The knife with which he cut
himself has blade f1ve inches long and as keen as
a razor.
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Gas FIXTURES, AT SBEDD BROS.
SEE THE s. Bargain Child Suits.
EIsENAN BROS, 9TH and E.

EATEN BY RArS-The wife OF a farmer, named
Henderson, living In CasS county, Ind, having Oc-
cas1on TO visit the barn on her husbands farm,
took her nine months old child with her, and laid
him down on a bale OF hay, while she attended 10
the feeding OF some cattle. suddenly hearing a
great uprUar, and the child loudly crying, she
rushed 10 where she had LEFT II, and 10 her horror
found 1t surrounded by a score OF large rats, who
she discovered were gnawing and tearing away
ferociously at what she had at first supposed was
her child, but which she later discovered, TO her
intense happiness, was O large bottle OF Scotch
Oats Essence which she was using for Neuralgia,
and which she had Inadvertently left by the chlds
side.
one OF the rats IS afterward said to have re-
marked that there were more oats 10 the square
inch IN that bottle than any OF the fraternity had
ever before seen Whatever the rats opinion is,
IL Is certainly well known by thousands OF people
that Scotch Oats Essence Will cure every form OF
Nervous, Mental Neuralgia and Hysterical dis
ease.
scotch oats Essence Is the only advertised
remedy In the world that gives an absolute $4,000
Forfeit guarantee upon each bottle that IL does not
contain particle OF opium, morphine or any other
narcotic.
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MORE HEIRS TO THE BEENE ESTATE IN TEXAS
Owen X. and Jas. Z. Beene left south Pittsburv
Tenn, yesterday for Dallas, Tex. They 20 Id
establish their rights next OF kin to an estate
OF 600, 900, left by man OF the name Of Beene,
who settled near Dallas several years ago, accu-
INFLATED great wealth and died intestate Efforts
were made BY advertising TO md his relatives,
and copy OF an Eastern paper containing the
Ptttsburg Beenes. They opened correspondence
with Texas attorney, and were advised that q
party from Arkansas had obtained partial posses
sion on che plea that the dead man was his
brother, and had changed his name TO Beene on
account OF family trouble. AS the family gene.
alogy has been thoroughly traced. the Tennes.
rights In the case.
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On November 3 1854, Wilson N. Campbeil, OF cow
ley county, Kan, was sent TO the penitentiary for
daughter. according TO a Kansas City special to
the New York " ord. His wife and the girl were
the only witnesses against him. He claimed to be
innocent All a4ong. Friends took up the mater
and recently presented the facts the state board
OF pardona A vigorous investigation showed that
both women hau committed deliberate perjury in
order 70 get nd OF Campbell the wife being In love
with Thos. owens and having run away with him.
The girls record was also found TO be bad. Gov
ernor Martin has granted full pardon
Ayrshire won the Derby In England yesterday
by two lengths CrowDar second
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the Q. hours commencing at p. m
For the District OF COlumbl.. Eastern Pennsyl-
wanna. New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, sta
tonary temperature, followed BY warmer, local
rains followed by fair weather, light 10 fresh va
rlable winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-31

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP Will make to order and
put up at your windows, opaque shades 2 yards
long, 50 inches wide, and guarantee them 10 run
straight and smoothly, for 75c. each Window
shades 70 order a sDecialty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-31

PENNSYLVANIA CRUSHED CoKE-Special prices
for a rev days: 25 bushels, $50; larger loads In
proportion A. X. WILLIAMS,
6I5 7th ST. and ". J. ave. and ID st. NV.
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SELLING, SELLING, SELLING,
ALWAYS SELLING BARGAINS
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN fine
quality extra width, really worth 0c reduced to IL
BLACK sURAH SILKS, excellent quality, cash value
Zoe, reduced to soc.
FRENCH SATTEENS very finest quality Csc.
FANCY SILKS, actual cost 81 y, 40 Acc.
INDIA LINEN. real fine quality. cheap at 15c.; re-
duced TO &c.
FRENCH LAWNS, finest quality csc
HENRIETTAS, the fashionable dress goods tan.
terra Gotta mahovany serpent blood yobelin blue
pure wool; wide double width special bargain. 4Sc.
SAIlN MORE twatered silkl, all colors; splendid
quality; price reduced 75c
yards for 81. -
VALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash customers
Buy 30 or over and select of the following pre-
sents Pair Of handsome Damask Towels pair Of ele.
Damask Napkins worth Use.
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LIGHTNING RoDs. J. H Kuehllng, 1912 Pa. ave.

NV Stock straw Mattings. Great bargains In
White Goods New ChAlis ana Lawns.
JOHNSON GARNER & Co.. 636 Pa. ave. NV.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IYoR sALE-CENTkALLY LOCATED MEAT AND
IL Provision Store doing good business chance
factory for selling. Boa AZ Star ofce. m31 ts
IsoR sALE-BAR AND PooI-RooN FIXTURES.
southeast location rood price low: rent fair. long
lease. Address ID. c. Star Office my3I-2t'
ESok sALE-A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. But
- small capital rsqgired death nece-si,.tes .
CHANGE; Address STAINED GLASS sUBs11llTE
All 9TH ST. NV my3l-Jt.
" SHARES MERGANTHALER AND xXx SHARES
FRANK X. PEL0UZE. l4lo r street.
Dealer in Local stocks and Bonds mysy-3t
MOTH PROOF CHESTS. RED CEDAR FROM
Lumber and Mil Works. opp. b. and ., deIVt m2y-3t
IroR RENT-PLANING MILL. IN PERFECT
Il working order with full aud complete machinery
power &C. IN nrst-elsss business locality. For psr-
PiTNEy q BRADFORD
my2s-2w 1893 y St NV.
USoR sALE-AN OLD EsTABLIsHEp AND GOOD
Il paying business in this city very cheap; s@tsfac
tory reasons for selling given part cash, balance
EsoR sALE.IMMEDIATELY-A GROCERY: PRO-
is vision 1 and Liquor Store. Apply to JAMES I.
BARBOUR son. my25-6rs
lNoR LXCRANGE-
Some small Houses in the northeast part Of the city
,,,, s"okMsTEDr BRApLEY
SIX PER CENT INvEsTMENT-sPEclAL PRO-
and conyenieut-Ihe and Year, per cent First
Mortgage Bonds real estseD OF the Kansas Trust
Ingalls,. Presids Mt and the Union Trust Co. VI New
York city, Trustee Bonds denominations of 100.
scHlfaH fsSihe B1tIdins sole AreI, Tor the b..
trict of Columbia The Union Trust Co. OF New YORK.
annually. and the principal at msturity. Hih2s am
SPRING CHANCES FoR MAKING BIG MONEY
- are now open In the purchase OF Butter Esys Pro-
them Tor rse. in the Cold Rooms 81 the Gem
ter market. myl-lm
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SEE rHR $3.50 Bargain Child Suits.
EIsEMAN BROS, 9TH and E.

WOODWARD LoTHRoP have a factory on the
premises for making mems custom shirts, lawn
tennis and s'outing" flannel shirts, paJamas &c.
Shirts repaired; new DOSOms set In, bands, CUTS
collars, &c, at very low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-31

SCENES IN THE FLOOD.-Durtng the recent floods
IN the Mississippi River the rescung parties were
which were vsry AMUSING In one Mac. cen ,hs III
found q man VINO had lived for some time In a
boat which he had tied to the chimney OF his
house. In another place q cat had carried her
kittens 70 root, ana was keeping them huddied
In the center, out or the way or the waves, and
mewing piteOusly for aid. Farther down the
river some enterpris1ng boys had got out their
fishing tackle and from the TOD OF the roof
were dangling their lines In the garden for fish.
They will be able to boast In after years that they
caught more than one mess OF hsh In the family
Raruen.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuscMenss TO-nighs.
NAr1oSAL-"Queen's Lace Handkerchief"
ALBArGHs-"The Beggar Student"
PANORAMA BUILDISG--'.Battle OF shiloh"
HARRrs..-s'The Black Flag"
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LIGHTNING RoDs. j. II. Kuehling, 1212 Pa. ave

IL YoU WANT Furniture, Bedding Carpets or Mat
ting come and see US. We can't be undersold.
W. ii. HOEKE, Sol Market Space.
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CITY ITEMS

Fine C0fsees-Splendid Teas.
GOOD Roasted Conee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c.
spiendfd Roasted Coffee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Onu Java COuee. SOc,
N. q p. METZGER,
AT 7th sc. NV,
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WOODWARD & LoTHRoP have opened an elegant
line OF Windsor cloth lap robes; dark green, plain,
and embroidered In sell, and bright colors. $50
10 "a each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-31

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP carry the full line OF sizes
IN adjustable wire window screens Prices, 20 so,
SOC. and u each. Window screens and doors made
10 order and ut up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-31

MRS PIERREPONTS GIFT 70 YALE.-It Is an
nounced that Mrs. Edwards P1errepont, OF New
York, wife or ex-Minister PerrepOnt, Is the giver
OF the $12o 900 TO be used In erecting the new reci-
tatlOn hall that Is TO occupy the size which for
so many years has stood the famous Yale fence
Several Yale men contemplate making personal
appeal to Mrs. PierrepOnt to allow the building TO
be erected on another site.
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Fnr PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, l1oe Pa ava

For SUMNER WINES go TO XanderS the largest
and most complete wine house In the East. In
porsed Wines, California Wines, all kinds, and M
own celebrated Virginia Ciaret- No. 500 9TH ST.
u. W.
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SEE TIE $3.50 Bargain Child Suits.
EIsEMAS BROS, 9TH and E.
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BISHOP SUED BY PRIRST.-Father Edward
Morrissey, OF the Catholic diocese OF Idaho, has
costs and expenses for coming to the Omaha diocese
at the request OF the bishop. Father MorrIssey
alleges That he resigned his passionate in Idaho and
came TO Nebraska at the request OF Bishop Bona
cum, but the latter refused to give him position
KILLED BY A BASEBALL BAT.-Harry Brown, the
son OF eX-Alderman Edward 4. Brown, and nine
teen years OF age was struck by a bat which
slipped from the hands OF fellow player during q
Mass. and was so badly injured that he dieu
within an hour,
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FrssELL's leg CREAM.

SEE THE So. so Mems Bargain suits.
EIsEMAN BROS, 9TH and E
Manufacturing CiothierS and Tailors.
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LADY TENNIS PLAYERS
One OF the Features Of the TOurua.
ment Kcsserday-The Contest Marrow.
ing Down.

The nnai game In the ladies' singles at the lawn
tennis tournament yesterday was played by Miss
Bayard and Miss Bartlett. The announcement
that the ladies were going to play caused the larger
part OF the spectators TO desert the otner courts
and to crowd around to witness the contest for the
nrst prize for the singles. Both ladies' played q
careful game, and were freely applauded. At nrst
there was some slight nervousness manifested, but
that wore away as the game progressed. Miss
Bayard had the advantage of superior skill, but
her plucky opponent contested every point. The
service OF both ladies was effective and the balls
came In with a force that showed that muscle and
skill was behind them Miss Bayard covered her
court spiendidly. The contest was decided by
three out OF I'VE games, and the score was g g. o;
bsque figures are the frst prize for the ladies'
douDie Won by Miss Bayard ana Miss Safford The
MISSES bartlett VIII play Mrs. Ward and Miss
Meigs for the second prize In the doubles Miss
Bartiett and Miss Meigs will play for the second
prize In the singles.
After the report closed in THE STAR yesterday
the following games were played: Gentlemen
singles-Pope beat Goodfellow, 9, o; 9, 3. Nc
Cawley beat Brown, Q. 2; g, 3 The finals will be
played between McCawley and Pope. Those de-
leated by the winner OF the nnal viii play to-
gether for the second prize. In the doubles for
gentlemen-SecOnd round-SpOfYOrd and Buchanan
BEAT Ward and Richardson, q, 4; 6, 3. Woodward
and II. b. Davidson beat Pope and Menocal, g 81;
Brown, 9, 4; 8, 2. Third round-McCawley and
stevens beat Chiffon and GOodfellow, @, 4; 9, L
To complete this round Woodward and II. B.
Davidson Will play SpofIOrd and Buchanan, and
the finals In the doubles for ladies, Miss Bayard
and Miss sanford beat the Misses Bartlett, g. /: g.
i. Miss Bayard and Miss Stafford beat Mrs. Ward
and Miss Meigs, g. o. 6. Q, and won the first prize
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Suicide Of a Hunted Murderer.
BEsIEGRD IN HIS OWN HOUSE, HE SHOOTS HINsRl
THROUGH TIE BRRAST

BKSIEGRD IN HIS OWN HOUSE, HE SHOOTS HIMSELF
THROUGH TIE BREAST.
At Republican City, Neb., '.Dan" Ridge ended
his life Tuesday in a dramatic manner On Fri
day Daniel Willford was murdered at vinton,
Iowa. Ridge was known to have been in vInton
at the time, and Immediately after the murder
disappeared. On Sunday Ridge arrived at his
home. He apparently knew that the Iowa officers
were on bis track, for he Immediately went to his
house, taking with him q rifle, brace OF revolt
vers and plenty Of ammunition. Scarcely had
Ridge closed the door OF his house when three
close watch on the house, but did not approach
it. Early Tuesday forenoon q shot was heard
coming from within. followed by grOans as OF a
dying man. The door was broken open and Ridge
was found lying on his face. He had shot himself
through the left breast. He wore a belt
round his body containing fifty rounds Of ammuni-
ton. He had bottle OF strychnine In his pocket,
undoubtedly intending to use 1t when his anmuni-
ton was exhausted. ora
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NEcKwKAR Teck and Fourth HAND, from Csc
up Large and ur-que assortment. FRANC, One
Price Halter and Furnisher cor. 9TH and d.
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SEE TIE $3.50 Mems Bargain Suits
EIsEAAN BROS, 9TH and z,
Manufacturing ClOthiers and TailOrs
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

EoR REMITTANCE FURNISHED HOUSE; WELL
rose na 'HiTs1Sus ssSNSs Wosn', Nm arr Mont,
Eok RENT-3el nth ST. s Z, CoRYKR PROP.
IA s s; rSSs hal. gas water Sc closets frSnt
cheerful and comfortable house ais rs 70 carsfii
'e mysi. 8.nsr o4i st. e. Possession 81 once
Eon RENT,A FURNISHED HOUSE. 526 22D ST.
IRON lime TO October At $50 per month refer
EoR RENT-625 ST. NV, BRICK. ROOMS.
H pSSs'p I'M 5n,PFSyements; s45 Apply % CHAs O.
per month in advance. IL
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. HALL. WATER, GAS,
istroSe. range; rent $50: 1lo4 st. NV. Apply
LTOk RENT-913 NJ ST N W.. THREE-sToRY
Brick Dwelling. all modern eonyeniences; rent,
my31.3t Sun Buiiiins.
TOR BENTON n ST. NV; TEN ROOMS; SOUTH
front; large lot; bay window; plumbing rst Glass;
50 pi i eo4 s nW pmysps
EoR RENT-THE LARGE AND COOL HOUSE
nomin, price unsi October 10 or Is Cali before
E0R RENT-coRNER HOWARD AVENUE AND
stable large grounds: comfortable aud pleasant resi-
myS1 -st. 'N' ISIS + Street.
EoR RENTAL A BARGAIN. FURNISHED. THAT
II hsndsaIne House on Rhode Island ave. near 18th
sSH: "'aiiR SRS .s'
DOR RENT I2267 Cleveland ave NV
,iiai;s; a ia: :slse ~ "a :sas g
isas i4iS g. ao, isr 5S9 'sn ne
S3s I'D, ave NV. lor. SO fle boundary. Or 90
IS e z IAN
s g ISIS sS Gale ale s sssa Or
sSs s NV on sG Saams in 81 Cloud
i mysis join sassMaS U.s. 'n 4 spe St: St.
E0R RENT-A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE ON NEW
shed eyery toE sna fur
n4htn dqTi1g summer TO responsible private family
EOR RENT-NEw sEvEN-ROOM BAY WINDOW
IL brick house: all modern improvements; centrally
located "A, Apply 70 sAM,t IoLkINHOkN. ?; o, sta
ished; payment taken in board please call after
O'clock IN rented only to parties without children;
Tor RENT eos 4TH ST, NEAR NJ: TEN ROOMS,
Il bath and cellar, all N. t.. $40 1924 st n w.; 8
rG %yso S9s BATH s4A 4 ISL aFlr : nv
FSa;t RENT .. 9 ST; \; W; 9 rooms, cellar.
myso.es. r. BUCHANAN I Iso G Ar p awe
EOR RENT = DWELLING. 3O2 EAST CAPITOL
T. st, rooms, s25 625 n. C. ave ae, q rooms,
So s rhe above houses III have st the
usual ps.s n modern conveniences NJ NJ hoAREB 3oa
TCOR RENT-DESIRABLE BAY-wINDOw BRICK
Il six rooms. besides bath; good cellar. Apply on
premises s+4 stnw., or next door, 942 st. in3O3
E0R RENTzTwO-sToRY AND CELLAR BRICK
- house TO 9Th St NV, seven rooms aud bath,
modern improvements, excellent condition, rent
5000 per month i'll advance. Also hye-room brick
house. 1919 Sth ST. NV. 80 per month in
advance. Apply at 1907 18th ST. NV my3O st.
TOR RENT-150s 18TH ST.. SEVEN ROOMS AND
bah; all mod. imps. in good order rent s3o. Key
at 10 lu 10th st. myly- 81
LrOR INTERPRETATIONS and 1224h WfLIE
Il ST. ne, two-story bricks, five rooms each. water
III house half square from street So includes
water rent SMORASTEDU BhADIEY
my29-0t 927 st. NV.
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Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
ssRoyal Clue, Mends Everyshtng.
save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Eeathep ku wSed yswsIry Toys Ornaments
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"Royal Glue" at loo. Lstu&th
MOrell, 734 9th stn.w., every style showcase eo30
Cash Buyers
Gan ma In our store an unrivalled assortment OF
nne Family Groceries, at exceptionally low prices
NJ. and p. MKIzGKR,
All TIN street northwest.
The Light. Running sTDOmcstic'' is
SOLD &C Auerbacn's Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th
ana stS, our only authorized agency for the
District OF Columbia. Also Fashion Papers.
60 DOMESTIC SEwING-MACHINE Co, n. Y.
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
Ice Chests, $40; Refrtgerators, So At ].
w. ScHAEFER Bro, China ami Glass, 1O20 7tn st.
NV. eo-totel
"ROyal GIue,' mends China GlassWood. &C
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Porsosous Cosxrrros

LADIES who value their complexion should kpov
that they get their Toilet Powden FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN,s INDICATED FACE POWDER d
harmless the dew preserves and bautines naturally
Properly applied ca1not be detected The following
DrusE,sts and thoss named IN .uoceeding sdysrtiss-
menl al the leading Drugass an tbs caty.
Try -freemAn's BiAwstha handkerchief Extr>ct~
the latest delightful elegant qusdrupls strsnxfh.
svsetiy eiinsinx p.rmsnenS 5oe, per on
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A PROSPECTIVE BRIDEGROOM MURDERRD.-Nelsor
Leater, farmer, residing miles from Lancaster
KY, was found dead In pond Of water. WheI
lifted from the water u strong OdOr OF chlOrOfOrm
Issued from his mouth. Whether he committed
suicide or met with foul play cannot be ascer
tained. Leater was to have been married next
week to a young widow. He was thought to be
worth $780, 900, and was In the habit OF carrying
large sums OF money upon his person. No money
was found upon him.