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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-26

Spring approaches. good reliable tonic and blood
purifier il needed BY nearly everybody. Hoods sAr-
sapsra perfectly adapted for this purpose and BE-
comes more popular every year. Try 1t this spring
Il have taken not quite bottle q Hoods sarsaps.
ra and must say it IL Of the best medicines for
giving appetite purfyns the blood and regulating
the digestive orxsns that ever heard Of It did me
deal of good" Mrs. N A. STANLEY, Canastota, N. Z.
N.B.-n you have decided to take Hoods sarssps-
rilla do not be induced to take any other.
HOODS sARsAPARII.LA
Sold by all drueEists. 81 six for g. Prepared only
by C. HOOD co. Apothecsries. Lowell Mass.
3-2s 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Pure Wool HKNR1rrrAs.

Pure Wool HENRrrrrAs
GOBLIN BLUE. TAN. SAGE. SERPENT, OK
BLOOD. TERRA GOTTA AND BLACK. wide, double
width. cash price. 4Sc.
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs. in short lengths, fine
quality. newest Styles 9Jfc.
BROAD CLOTH for ladies' Suits GQDLIN BLUE.
SAGE. TAN, TERRA GOTTA. OK BLOOD AND
BLACK, pure wool. one yard and half wide wonder.
full cash bargain, S7kc.
PLAID MUSLIN, good quality &C.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS at actual cost
price to reduce our immense stock
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
finest quality 15c-
CARTERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE.
Cash Customers who buy % or over win receive ONE
Of the following presents: Pair Of Danask Towels.
worth 81: Half Dozen Damask Napkins worth $50,
or pair Of elegant corsets worth 16c.
FANCY SILKS, 376. 40, 45, so and 62c
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25a
LADIES' CLOTH pure wool. one yard and Q half
wide, wonderful bargain, only Soc
CREAM ALBATROSS, pure wool, double width,
FRENCH SERGE, pure wool. double width 37kc
TRlCO CLOTH pure wool. double width, 37Hc.
Cash Customers who buy $40 over will receive
ONE OF the following PRESENTS Handsome Bridal
Quilt. worth &l50: Two Yards and q Half Table
Damssk. worth elS7: one Dozen Damssk Napkins,
Don'tfsi 70 ask for the Valuable Present mo
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Wrsun,s CocoA-rHrrA

Easily dieested: Of TIE finest nevor. Ahearty bsv
fSs Snp iSs sn
Sns.Ss!lsd e Ensy , n 1nRsss.2s cftif ssct,
an and 3 NC wilmer: 1913 p ss.: b Z
7th and q q; n.v.i z. Pc 1919 z q NV; 4 Z
Burchsrd Bs9~ 364 Ps. ave-. @. Ksllngg. cor. Oh
n cisssi; WIN. 4 Brown; e r MsssfsEs and g. "
oas's q b. w VII so 81 ,n.auspssu,.u.
d2l-m.w&s Ph1ladolphiA Pa
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CITY ITEMS.

The stanaard's Seuyenlrs.
On account Of the extreme low figures placed on
these goods you win do well 70 purchase at once
- ms saie win posssveiy close oy sasuruAy
Ladies e Kid Butt, this weed. g. q
R Bnsst T Or Dun ND Do Hs.E a5o
Cousins Shoes, Kid and goat. 1890. isS
$50 pairs Misses Kid Butt, CSC; worth. 150
Boys solid seamless Button and Lace. ..... 40
Our Mems q 60 Calf Shoes are equal In durao'i
To every purchaser OF 81 and up we win give
' 'A''s IN. STAN sTasDss Al; szor HOUSE.
eos S24 7th ct. NV.
1" S z :sI M:sss mi III ,,n ss g
Easter Novelties,
at The Fair. s12 7th st. NV.
Colored China Easter Eggs &C.
Easter Chicks. Chicks Chicks, &C.
Easter Basket, Egg and Nest. 10c.
Fancy Baskets and COlOred Eggs, 1Sc.
Round Willow Baskets and Eggs zoe, &C., &C.
LOOK q the Following big Bargains:
For &C. Fancy Table Mat
For &c. pretty Black or Red Waiter.
For sc. good l3-inch Tray.
For SC. good Dust-brush.
For SC. nice little Feather Buster.
For 12c. good Carpet Broom.
For sc. bottle OF Indian Glue, which Is as good
as any glue you pay l0c. for:
&C. department.
For &c. number of handy articles in our ever.
popular sc. department..
THE FAIR, SIG It'll St NV.
The Drops that boom in the spring tra-la:
"Aromatic Squill Drops" They rapidly cure
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness, &C. Most reliable
cough drops in the world. lOc. per box. AZ drug
gists only. 24,262S,31
Phillips Digessible Cocoa, delicious
fat-prOducing drink; does not distress
Calif0rnia Ticher. T. n Milnor r 4 q.
Depot. 26t
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
free. WALFoRD, AS7 Penna ave. Sm,w&s
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in n ID. "Ward" prints, 45c. per lb
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MILK
SC. per quart.
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JOHNSON. GARNER & Co.

4O-fpch Black Albatross Cloth SOC.
42-inch very fne Nuns Yelling. only 5Oc.
Splendid values in Black Cashmere. Henrietta
and Nuns Cloth.
NEW ARRIVALS SPRING DRESS GOODS.
All the new shades in Tricot Cloth. Henri.
eta aud Seaside Suiting. Soc. 75c.
Ladies' Spring weight Flannels. for tailor
made suits, 40 inches wide. only 40c
New Spring Piaids. 20c., 25c
New line Dress Goods, I2Hc. 15c.. 25c.
New line Satteens. l2kc.. 15c.
Choice styles French Satteens. Csc. 35c.
Dress Ginghama, 1Oc.
Remnants Of the Very Best 0inghams. loo;
real value, 12lsc-. l5c.
Yard wide Percales. loo.
Check Nainsook. &C.. &c., So
Corded Pequa. 12,sc. 15c.
India Linens. &c.. LOG, 12jsc. 15c.
Bargains in Table Iinens Towels. Napkins, &C.
Fun Stock Hosiery. Gloves. Underwear &c.
Carpets and Straw MattingA
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 co.
636 psnnsyivania ave-. south stds. near 7th st.
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UNTIL APRIL i We will make n discount OF 10
per cent on all purchases made from US for cash
IN or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
holster Goods and Bedding All goods marked In
plain fiyures W b MOSES & SON, 18th and SITS.
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woRIs OF A GREAT MANA grain OF common
sense IKE a grain OF salt, should season the
actions OF every wise man, but even better than
this Is "A Peck OF scotch Oats, such as IL found In
concentrated form In a bottle OF the great brain
and nerve food; DIR. Bucklands Scotch oats Is
ssnce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-26

HAPPINEss AND HEALTH are Important problems,
the former depending greatly on tine latter Every
one Is familiar with the healthy properties OF fruit,
and no one can afford To be sick and miserable
while the pleasant California concentrated liquid
fruit remedy. syrup OF Figs. may be had OF our en-
terprising druggists
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amuoemo0ts Tonight
ACKNOWLEDGMENT In ''Ihe Jilt."
HAsRus'.-"Marked for Life"
EpRLs HAIL-Prof. Strakosch's lecture.
KEKsASa-Lily Clay's Gayety Co.
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Nkv NKcKwrAK!-Scars,b bows and ties, fourth
hanis Winiscrs-in fact. everything new and
pretty Is represented In our nne. Sew eolors ana
sfYecfs FE.Sc, One-Price Halter and Furnlsher,
and ID
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FoR GooD HORSES all purposes, go TO Salomon's
stables. See Advertisements For sale Miscella-
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FoR suy-A good nre-proof safe. sold cheap;
cash or time Address Box 9s, star ONCE.
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SAVE YOUR FOLDING CARDS as you tdko .uclii
from the packages OF Turkish Cross-Cut cigar
ettsa on and after April Is, and until further no
tire, Q beautiful souvenir Album CONTAINING tne
counpets COLLECTION OF the rulers, flags ana coat
ohafms OF every nation In the world. and compris-
ing nfty different subjects, Will be sent on receipt
OF seventy I'VE such folding cars 10 W. Duke SONS
q Co. 4g9 lst avenue, New York
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For Washington dressed beef 20 10 Jno. n. Kelly,
Stalls 62s 6,g and $50 center Market, and 200 and
2Os Northern Liberty. corn beef a speciality.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The ~ hours commencing ats p. N
Tor the District OF Columbia. Virginia, Maryland
and Delaware fresh 10 brisk easterly winds, nlgn
on che coast warmer weather with rain
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NEss good fur Derbys 81. 30, fine 81, best $3.50.
latest styles. A. Il. Lewis, AS 7th st
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CHEW .Rossnfeid's Gem" Tobacco.

FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler
Rutherford, 1907 street northwest
PICTURE FRAMES and holdings OF latest patterns
81 lowest pr1ces WOOD FORSYTH, laos street.
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LUX kENT-
i sl2 NV, llr sl66 81 63l Massive. me-. s25. IS
1887 ct. n W., 13r - p 1928 9th st u w. .S3
Oh 18th st. n.w 12r 100 1907 st. NV. Or 20
17OI st. NV, 1Or 1916 ct. w.. 6r -. 80
llO0 st.. 90 300 81. Or ~. 80
61Y st. n.w 1lr. % tO5 Sd NV. Or ID so
700 Sth ST. n W, pr. IS 80 f St n A., 7r 22. so
1871 St NV, 11r go zoos st. ST. %. 30
81 10TH st W.. Or. .6U23 q St %. 30
"a Grant Place, Or. So 63S st. se r....20. 40
2Sl 4. Cap st. l1r so 20 250 Cleveland ave-, Or 20
S53 9th st. llr 90 1919 n. Cap. St, Or. IL 30
IO6 18th st. nw IT.. As 131S-24 Or lS.3o
1888 18th s.: w. 9r4O50! 1872, 9th St NV o. Is 80
226 st. &c., 1lr .402T Defrees St. re-. 1867
1876 10th st.n Sr 35 2O30 Sth St Or 1880
3l1 St Sc, Or. 10 60 SUS 10Th st. rl6 40
1116 Sth W., Or. 80 80 S:2 at. se.. .l6
TIA St .,1r.3Q.50 1i28 21st ST. NV, rs. IL
523 n. Jave n 30 AZ 10 st. ne, 6r..... 10
20 LIST n.w 30 40 10 St 6r... 1880
406 at Sr 30 IS 3422 Prospect Or 10 80
,Sl4 1T W. SRI 30 929 LIST ST. le. Sr. Is
70 st. Tor 914H 25th NV, Or. ID. 80
622 o ST. W., 30 1856 st W., Or IA. 30
s2O Arthur Pi.. 7r .27 80 1913 goth ST. NV 5r II
IS II st. H. 9r.. .2750 1113 N. j. e. Or IL
31S I'd st. se, ST.. 25 60 :}31 st. me-, Ar 10
m26 B H. WARNER Co. GIG r It. nv.
Il and Mclean ave sw rooms and store, room con-
grocery counter shelves and ice-box, racks; all
mh24-3t' G. H. PARKER, cor. AZ and E SITS. sw.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I>oR sAIE-FOR e55oo-NEARIY LOT PRICES.
Is with new eishteen-roon HOUSE thrown IN. nearly
10000 feet. square from depot Takouis p.rk
where inquire of owner Maple Or n a II n -
city. Sood lt3o Rsre bsruain- GUY MOSES m 70 2vrs
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EoR sALE-HoUsEs.
L 6l6 TO $50 Md ave. 10 Q ST. NV, b. h.
SO, s ~, and "a ayr- 1so2 and 1904 st ti n
| tie ST. ne. bh-. m ooo w; ih 4rs 5000
III Il aud Iii6 9th St W. 6h .n -. 5000
sw. b.h, 1rs-. and l3l aud la3 Pierce ST IN
1i5s ffal sd sooo 5i5 iith st Sc.
46 Dw and 7os iiih sooO LIS Madison i
2iss to aiso St n ~" LOS 10Th ST NV. h. 49,
lsii St n WI n wv 1916 18TH st NV In 49,
sss I'D st n w. bn ,o samson st WV
81 2ad st NV. h. -oO ss Myrtle St ne. bh h.oO
ai4@ St NV. b h..oo $50 I'd st ne, b. "
sol Sih st ne. ff s9$ and Dos st NV ~
2i44 st. NV, b. H. .oo 3o5 10th st se., b.hr
ss;s to 1884 st NV 4is So st n e.. ~
1898 ST. NV. bh 80 SIS Cd st q e. T. h..
34os II st n w.. b h., '-''
Ill., srs......-..... tJUOl
Ths 1G Ss only psSH Of d shs
the ist and 18th. Imhs3l TEos. Z. WAGGAMAN.
| LNoR sALE-NEw BRICK HOUSES (NoRTHEAsT)
Il on very easy terms wopusrrnr r. pp.n1rv
mh2O-6t s27 st.
L OR sALE-s25O CASH. BALANCE sl5 PER
Il month and neat frame dwelling. 275 9TH g,
p rSiS si51o Apply &C. &
EoR sALE-9l6 ST. LOT 241l32; HOUSE. 3
story brick IL rooms; Will be solo e bsrgain
mhI6-l2t I4is St
IHOR sALE-ATTRACTIvE HOUSE on COR
ner lot with EfyRnds s9vrSundlnT LBS 3ot6 St
Inquire Of GEO. F. scHAYER PACING building.
To parties seeking nice homes and frstclass invest
on 1H Il St and Linden Place n. e. '''' '1' houses
These houses were built by me by days works all
buildings TO 10 rooms each: handsome solid antique
Sat handsomely finished IN aeSent Mooi nnsl
only seventeen minutes ride from 18th and n Y ave.
M ss S
best built and cheapest houses ever offered in wash.
For particulars. apply
mh1O-1m 1922 Il. T. avenue
IL enev bricks rooma rent for sl5 each.
new bsicis rooms. rent SiO each. si'o0
new Srici rooms. wide isSS
sES IfSH isS .i n LOO
he sE% so y NOW
nwy containing "A rooms. all mod impa: viii be
r. ass9s p;ss 81
FOE n; sAL n , HOUSE MS osI: " con.
scSss %:nssj ID ox heated Sy
Meeting with . Is foot alley Price 5000. Terms
easy. Key 1t l1l7 o, next door,
mh2l6t CHAs W. HANDY. 92l st NV
E0R sAIE-A NICE NEwPREss- BRICK HOUSE
u just hnishsd rooms and bathroom. modern I'M
provementA. No. 6S st NV. price e3300. Apply on
promises. mh21-l6ts
1rOR sALE-HlS EXCELLENCY THE MINIsTER
OF Sweden and Norway about leaving this country.
places n our hands his home land fufni-
threestofy aud basement brick Is feet front roons
aeep n tnor0uxh repair steam heat sanitary ptump
| ing. u very reasonable figure.
For terms and psrmission o Inspect spgy TO-
ns-sn ' fsSi f:t
| THOR sALE-FINE MARBLE FRONT AND BAY
II window regidence. lola II st. NV. threossor1ee.
modern in ever particular; yill be ,oid pion most
reasonable tBrms: pgica e12500. ol.oOO cosns and
- = ''"' y ''' sEeifSST SkxpEoRD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-26

Or TBEIR WAY TO THE soUTH-A party OF New
England manufacturers, capitalists, and journal
lists, In charge % H. ID. Spsrry, Of the Hartford
kfeaisg Post. arrived here yesterday en- route q
Knoxville, Chattanooga Decatur. ami other points
south The party makes the trip with a view Of
Investing capital In southern Industries
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Also other Unfinished Houses desirably located.
We call SPECIAL ATTENTION to our FURNISHED
HOUSES. which We can offer at suitable prces
mh24-6t HILL JOHNSTON, 15S 10Th st. NV.
irOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, WITH STABLE IF
Il desired rooms, cellar: all m. l. in good order;
convenient business schools and market.
Inquire at 30 X st. NV. mh24-3t'
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NOR RENT THREE-STORY ELEVEN-ROOM
Il press-brick house. 800 st. all modern i'm
provements; rent $40 per month. Apply to FRANK
l. ATTWELL. 933 st. mh24-3ts
LOR RENT-AN ELEGANT NEW THREE
II story Brick Residence, no 10Th st. NV; either
furnished unfinished For particulars inquire of
Mr.. Y. j. NORTHUP, on the premises, or of FRANCIS
u. MOHUN. 1881 st NV. mh24-7t
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HTOR hENV-dOUSGk-
IL 1916 Sunderland p. 1907 18th st NV, 7r. Is
NV. Tor. 9175 fur. 1879 9Th Ut NV. Or. ....35
the same UNI $40 12Ol 18th st. n.ws Or. 80
33A fur. 17rs 100 1l05 n. H w. 0r3O
915 ST. NV. lar. ..83 80 Cor. 18th and Bd'y sta.
1852 p st. fur. 1880 NV. Or 20
1112 10th Of. NV, FUR. III 18th o. W.. ST.. 25
ESQ, unfur go 466 ct 80
S25 ID St NV. fur. 303 r Cap ct ne, 6r.. rs
2l1 Asst. 13r. ~ 9Th st. aw, Or. rs
H42 St u. W., 12r.. 10Jl31O 1t. NV, IT,. rs
17O6 st NV 12rs. y M 9TH ct NV. 1Or. 25
LOT @ ct NV. Tor % 353 st. sc, Sr. 20 As
i i9S & ii. R. Il. sss :. s. y
1:r .45.66l7 ID 4th st n. W., Ar. IL
631 a NV. 40 10 Columbia Tor NV, Ar 81
STORES. OFFfCRS &c
Vernon Row. Rms $50 $50 store and DWELLING As
468 La. ave. ID a. 4pSO y 81 AVE. Or. .36
BoorS sos 9TH 1T D. .$E 15l 0unton Building, room
Store log q Ct nwyxr:: lSl ~ LOO
Store and dwelling 1126 <Q1 9TH st NV. LIST dr.
ssois az sSd sa.sIins az So q ave-. S;;.
censs i513 Y Il. 5stabis rssr eco stnv..s
The shove Il only portion Of the property on INV
boil TcF ail n. csli once e saiissie %
TSOR RKNT-A PLEAeANT FURNISHED RISE
E dence ON 10Th ct. between n 1t and Dupont or.
Gle containing Is rooms; can % rented until Nove.
Der lsf next Ion ESQ per month; az unusua oppcrtu-
Siiss-3s i7s5 fsnns. ave. s nv
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DERSDESr iron THE PrBIIc.-Rev. Lucius Har
rod, whose residence In Hillsdale was DESTROYED BY
nrr recently, a. mentioned In the STAB, states
that while tue house was insured Tor 500 as wa
reported, ne was Indebted In the sum OF S44S 90 tC
tns Satlohsl building and Saving Co, and he l.
dence shall provide
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NOR RENT
Il 4 9th st. n. W., Or.
and store. .$9(
1904 p st.n.w., Tors. . %:
1872 2lst st.n.w., Tor. -. III
TIA 18th st.n. W., 9rs. D:
ITO 14th st. n.wu 0-s. a!
1904 . st. NV, l0rs. ~
151 q st.n.e., FRS. 3.
934 9Th st. NV, 6rs. 3:
617 10th st. me-, 6rs. /:
Al Fenton st. me-, Or. IL. 81
20 E st. s.w. ,4rs. .........1 Il
8 Chester Court, 4rs. l0.3t
40 Fenton Place. Ar. .10.3(
24l4 Pa. ave.n. W., 4rs. 4
3 Half st. 8. W.. 4rs. 4
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kOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE. DESIRA-
bly, located. overlooking one Of the most fashiona-
nie squares china linen AID everything found for i'm;
me9iAte housekeeping: will rent for three months II
aesirsd an excellent opport unity for those desiring
the comforts OF home Address Boz 60 Star ofice
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TNOR RRNT-s25 = THAT FINE TWOsTORY
i pressed brick; seven rooms. hail. bath, two bays
nne PARKING: Al modsrn Improvements; Pspered and
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NOR RENT TEN-ROOM BRICK, (NEAR NEW
complete order; $50 per month. J. FRED. KELLEY,
6l3 9th at s mhyl-3t
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n3-3n

TNOR sALE-FINE MARBLE FRONT AND BAY
window regdenoe 20l4 ct NV, e-sssSpss .s
modern in ever particular: win be so!d uI,on most
reasonable terms: peics. el2 500; el.500 cash and
uhl3-2v 1906 - ~.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOR RENT-2l4 + ST n W.. EIGHT. ROOM
- brick house, gas and bath; cheap: e2Q T. c..
MOnAsAA, OLD "a OF. NV. mhx4-3t
EoR RENr-A sEvEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE;
= Fay window. cellar. mod. imps.: 426 Boundary
n.M: second door from 5th ST. facing LeDrott Parx
SSx.5O Inquire as 420 Boundary. mh26-2ts
EoR RENT OR sALE-NEw THREE STORY NINE
room House. PA 9Th ne. well built; desirzby To-
Gated; mod imps; furnace CRATE cellar large closetA
APPLY to OWNER, 5O1 Stanton Place opposite
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-02
P1.ATEosm AND REsOLLTIoNs.
Adopted at itho DensOcrasic state
Convention in Virginia CitY,
Nevada, May II, 1883. -.

rho D.n,oo.,uo :. a., CO.,
a. q, 'Co,,,,.,o. - -. =,
,,o.,a,, ~ 49, nIvssa-., -. 80 uo
st,,,,,,on ~ a. TI.,tas a.O..' a " 'ne ~
800 80 s.s0,- .a.,o'S.s a.. =.
con.tt.nt,on., aona.rr,an. nsota.,,'.tta, ~, y.
The Democrst,c N.ttnn.I c,nno,iian - ,ss,
aud st,-ned ~ tha ,aI,,,,. a., az $500 :.
arov.r fIswsIsna a., p,,on,.. uoSsO..,:
prss,dsnt aud W. p,o.iSnmt -. 49," I,,,,.n,,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA.
TION. 90, .''''4
Land Once at Eureka, Nevada
.. MAY 3. 1BBB.

.. ..... may D.. 1898. n .,,. - .., 10
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the foilowing-named settler has fled no.
dce Of his intention to make final proof In
support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the District CURT of Nevada,
atElko, Nevsds, on June 6th, 1888, viz: j. +.
BURNER. Homestead Entry No. 2l2, for the
Sc 4 ofN w 4, N y of sw 4, and W X Of
8 W \, Section II, Township s4N Of Range IS
E. Mount DiGblo Meridian.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, Wig;
NJ. Biggs, of Elko. Nevada
Z. ID. Dovel, 90
Stanley Rigsby, sss" /"
VIM Butler. /"
D. II. HALL, Register.
Ordered tkat this notice be published for a
period Of thirty days in tho DAILY INDRPsSp.
KNr. rH.''3 .'-fA-
n. II. HALL. Register
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-02

The system Of non-sectarian public n
Established IN this State is an esseps, "
constitution aud laws, and by such oiha
/. n accordance with our Constitution
bring its benefits 10 every cltld In w
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-19
ETIQUETTE OF PARTING.
One of the Joys of Courtship in the Rura
Districts.

One of the Joys of Courtship in the Rural
Districts.
The social etiquette that regulates
the time when young man shall tear
himself away from his very best girl is
not so rigid in the rural districts rs in
the city. When the clock hands swing
around toward ten and the pretty
maiden by his side reminds him uf the
fact, the city swain goes home. Not
so the youth in the rural district.
Toward eleven o'clock his jamie saws:
You know what time it is, Ned
Bangs?"
Course I do" he replies. smartly.
"Well. guess you'd better put out
for home
whats the rush9'
I'D say rush if were you. when
it's most midnight
II don't care if it's most daylight. :"
well, I do. and you shan't stay
here one second after midnight"
bet you a cookie do"
No, you shGn't. I'll call pa. see if
l don't"
"Oh, yes. you will"
You'll see"
IN risk it."
''Oh. you're perfectly horrid! Now
you get your hat and clear out"
"Oh, pshaw! you'd be mad if I
did"
You wretch! You've got to go right
away, for saying that"
You don't say So"
Il do, too; and-I-I-If you dare
kiss me again!
He dares.
Oh oh. oh! You re the naeanest fell
low. I've notion to box your ears. /"
Box away"
when are you going home?'
when get good ready
Pail start you if he comes in"
He won't come in"
DON'T be too sure of that If ma
sees the light she'll scold."
Let's put it outr'
NO, you shau't! You'd better put
yourself OUT
See if do"
You'll sit here with the cat, then.
shan't keep you company"
Pooh! A team of horses couldn' t
drag you away"
.'Oh. you horrid. horrid thingr'
But it is midnight before be goes,
all the same. and he hasn't had to sit
with the cat either. -Zenas Dane, in
lid Bits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-19

twenty to twenty-eight degrees below
zero is common state of the Their
mometer The hospce owes its exist
encc to Bernard de Mention, a noble
man of Savoy, who erected it in the
year 962 for the assistance of pilgrims
journeying from the northern countries
of Europe to r ,me. About twenty
Augustinian monks now live there,
spending their time in lodging and at
tending to visitors. in religious serv-
ices. the supplying of their own wants,
and the rescue of wayfarers lost in the
snow. Travellers of all nationalities
who visit the hospice are boarded and
lodged gratuitously. but are expected
to deposit the cost of their entertain
ment in the poor box on leaving. The
St. Bernard dogs. who assist the
brethren to find and cxtricate travellers
buried in the snow, are famous all
over the world. although the original
breed is said to be extinct. In the
middle ages the monastery was very
wealthy. and Emperors and Kings
recognized the services rendered to
humanity by 1.-THE pious monks of St.
Bernard" by gifts and grants; now,
however. the small revenues of the
hospice are chief1r derived from COL
lections made in Switzerland. and to a
much less degree from the offerings of
visitors. The buildings, which have
suffered grievously from the dangerous
avalan ches now common in the mount
ainous parts of Europe. consist of two
blocks. one containing dining-room,
a library, a church. the rooms of the
brethren and spacious accommodation
for travellers; the other, called the
Hotel de St. Louis. being a refuge in
case of fire, a store-house and lodg-
ing for the poorer wayfarers. The
man building dates from the middle
of the sixteehth century. The church
was built so long ago as 1880. AS one
of the chief of the Alpine passes the
great St Bernard has been the scene
of many stirring events of history:
during the Napoleonic wars French
soldiers were quartered in the hospice
for more than year. The monks
usually live for fifteen years in the
cold and solitude of their mountain
dwelling, and are said to suffer Sc
verely in health from the severity OF
the climate. - Chicago Times.