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POlicemam's Quarrel With q
Woman.

he ARRESTS HER, CHANGED WITH PROFANITY AND
ASSAULT, But THE CASE is DISMISSED.
Policeman Joan McLueas, OF the eight precinct,
appeared in the Police Court this morning as
prosecuting witness In the case OF handsome
young woman named Carrie Hartwell, who was
charged with disOrderly conduct and assauiting
the officer Mrs. Hartwell lives near 14th and w
streets, and the trouble occurred near l5 n and v
streets last evening, snortiy after 8 O'clock. Tue
officer testified THAI the defendant Used prOfane
language TO him, and he ed her. When ear
TN corner OF l4th and V streets she struck him
with her um0r LA and knCcAed his nat OF, and he
slapped her cheek. On crosS-examination witness
said that he mad known Mrs. Hartweii for about
tnIrty months; that he boarded In her house Tor
nearly two years.
"Was TINS trouble not about money matters?''
asked the judge.
''Yes. sir" answered witness. "She owes me
about $500 or $1,000, which loaned ner."
WAS Your money secured?"
"NO, SIR"
The judge said this was personal quarrel, and
10 convict there must be some corrODOralive teSti-
mony given by a uisinteresued person. Tue case
Was dismissed.
Mrs. Hartwell then swore out q warrant, charg-
Ing the officer with assault.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wendbcr,

rcf the District OF Columbia Virginia and North
aro1na, slightly warmer, sUutheasIeriy winds;
r.
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HAVE Yor USED Queen Anne Cologne7 II not,
Try H. A delightful, fragrant. and lasting per
fume. Mer;zs Pharmacy, lOI3 st.
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ROUND TRIP. ONE DOLLAR

Tickets on sale at b. and o. ticket Offices. GIG and
1851 Pennsylvania ave. and at Depot On Sunday at
Depot only lel0-:5m
HOTEL ALLEN-COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
III ayes, Atlantic City. Nj. Delishtiul location;
everyth ng new table and accommod first-ctsss.
Concert daily by iul! orch stra JoSI.H D DAVIS,
Fro rieior
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CLOSING Our SALE
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS
CITY IN FINE CLOTHING.
Our entire stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing
must be closed out within the next two weska
Mems Cheviot suits
Mems Prince Albert suita
Mems Serge Suits
Mems Business Suits.
Boys suits
Children's Suits.
Mems seersucker Coats and vesta
Mems Pongee Coats and vesta
Mems Alpaca Coats and Vests
Mems Drap D'Ete Coats and Vests
Mems Boys, and Chldren's Odd Pants.
In order to close out our Spring and Summer Stock
We reduced prices to about so cents ON the dollar Give
u . call and be convinced
LONDON AND LIvERPo
CLoTHINa CO.
BIO COR. 9TH AND @ STA
BARGAINS IN SEWING MacH1srs
FOR FEW DAYS ONLY.
HOWE, drop leaf and drawers, Is
| 2w.& W. No. g. drop leaf and drswsrs sS.
3SINGER, s1O.
INVITE. el2
1slNGER. tOscilate. latest, slS
POST COMBINATION. slO.
| 1REMINGTON. high arm ala
These machines all in perfect order With l.ssst
attachments. and are warranted for three yeara
Call early and secure . real bargain at
| oPPENHEIMKR BRoA
514 9th It, n
Good machines for rent. All huds rspsax Aesnt,
| for New Home Sewing Machine MIA
" DECORATIVE ART RoOXR
4 - olS street q. w..
| work
Ass'raa's and ssanstas. sis-sn
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CITY ITEMS.

The Finest In the Land; ask your dealer
I0r them. The "Grand Republic Cigarro" is the
years. For sale by all first-class dealers Whole
safe agents LUCHs BRO
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Paws TO okpsK, $3.50 EIsEN.x,s 5th and E

Tue LADIES Of ST. Matthew'S parish will give a
Lawn Party al Dr. Wells residence, Hyattsyille,
on Thursday, July ia
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Jealousy and a Revolver.

KATE HOE BUYS A PISTOL INSTEAD OF A BONNET
Kate Hoe, a cOlOred woman about thirty years
old. and William Hamilton, colored man about
the same ase, appeared before Judge Miller to-day
10 have their troubles settled according 10 law
Kate lives near 18TH and streets northwest, and
Hamilton has been counting her. According to
the testimony Hamilton has made her some valu-
able presents, includIng gold watch and diamond
rms, out they had falling out and the woman
Charged that on one occasion Hamilton assaulted
her They both admitted that they were Jealous
Oh eacl other. and sunday night they QuarreIed,
and after theft TWO years cOartShip separated.
Yesterday they met on the street. Kate was on
her way 10 purchase new hat, but Instead OF
doing so she bought a revolver and sent Hamilton
nJte Inviting him 10 her house. she charged
TINT he had also threatened her. Judge Miller
said he thought that both parties should be re-
gu ed 10 give real estate bonds, but there was no
Gu trge against the man. The woman was nned
g Tor carry Ing the pistol and was required 10
give 500 bonds or 90 10 1aIi for threatening him
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League Empires.


yREsIpEsr YoUsG's PLAN TO SECURE AN ADDITION
TO THE STAFF.
President Young said to a STAR reporter this
morning that he Will shortly submit a proposal 10
the League amending the rule so as 70 permit him
70 appoint an additional umpire 10 be constantly
under the regular salary and centrally stationed
30 that In case OF emergency he be sent to any
or the League cities 10 take the place OF one OF the
umplres who may be dl3aoled, or otherwise pre
vented from onnciatlng. This action has been
made necessary by the accidents that nave recently
befallen some OF the League umplres and the con-
sequenS work OF outside me- aud players. ThIs
kind OF work, Mr.. Young thinks, Is almost always
unsatisfactory TO both sides and he believes thar
such scheme as he proposes would be worth the
expense. Umpire Daniels was taken sick In Pits
burg the other day. but viii soon be in shane for
wOrk- Lynch, who was recently struck by a bali
from O'Bren's bat, IN Chicago. Is about recovered
and viii Ofnclate In Indiana polls on THURSDAY Mr.
Young says that he does not believe there is or
will d, any trouble about Fuller or Wldner COM
Ing here. lie has not yet received the formal con-
tract, but he Is Of the opinion that their services
are nnally secured
TnE POLICEMEN WERE RIGHr.-To-day I'm the
Police Courl Onicers skldmOre and Walsh. OF the
sixth precinct, were tried on q charge on sssault
ing eolored man, named George Price, while the
later was under arrest on the night OF the an
instant. Prloe admitted that he mad served time
IN the peIltentiary Ior assaultlng q policeman.
Testimcay was given 70 show that alter being
placed under arrest the prisoner resisted and M,
ofncers were compelled 10 use their clubs. The
court found from the testimony that the officers
were tlstined In doing what they did, and dis
EalsSe1 the case.
DEATH or LEsTEK A. BAKTLErT.-Word has been
received here OF the deatn Of Lester A. Bartlett az
Atlantic City from rheumatic fever and nervous
prostraIion. MT Bartlett, on tse Outbreak Of the
versity. Amer the war he engaged IN business
here, and subsequently, became connected with
tne spencer Arms Co, Of which he was president
AT the time OF bis death
THOSE IN WANT OF bargain should attend the
- NJ n
HUrrow, Wednesday, July Is at s O'Clock p 70.
The Loo Is "a feet inches front. See ADVERTISE
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THOSE IN WANT OF a bargain should attend the
sale OF house No 9S street northwest, to-
Lonc In auction sales.
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Royal Clues Mends Everything.
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments.
Leather. Rubber, Metals, &C.! Always liquid !!
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
'hOy al Glue at 10c. fS.luEth
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LfOn lsENT-IX Il. U. uOLTZMAN.

HOUSES
5lO tn st. NV 1OrS 30 1856 Corcoran St. Or .S25
Jl9 Is st. INV 22r. I'D 49, II st. NV. 30
BOG 18th ST., l.1r 100 L n J. ave. 80
oil t3tl 1t. NV, Tor 80 eri nan ave. Or
VI 1Oth ST NV. l3r 90 -0iOl2l4 B III St. g. 20
tO1 st. NV. To 1893 II ST. IT. ~. %
LIZ I3t II. w. iUr 90 49, Johns III. 30
Il st. H. 1U2 til q
6iJ 9TH II iir o..,o 80 BENTON Pi Or $50
lSi1 St., Tor ~ cntOn ri. ne.Or. $3.50
2O.1 ST. nw. Tor. 30 50 FeuoD Pl. c.or. ID 80
80 st. NV, Tor 30 12:i2 Wyle ST.. Or Is
LIZ Sth st. Vs. llr. 80 402 Richardson pL. so
OFFICES.
951 St. ID floor D front 1909 ST. from o to )
rs, heated by stean.a LOU 9:j7 st., I'd floor. a1
"a f. Sd floor. front $50 St. ID foor irm. )
heated by steam. S3ib "a La ave-. IRON 10 10 20
Elegant rooms "Sun O:;l st. H. W.. Id :. !.
building, "hreproof - els- % ave. sd -
vatOr$, heated by steam, .Di5 !ti ST. II
1rUIu go to 4 100 each , IL lth ST., :Sr 20
7lS lth ST. NV, 2r. %
STORES
Magnificent store. sun Al 18th st NV $35
building. per $500 1,h sb. Pa av. store. ,
aOl Pa ~, store. l1th alp Ia. ae.. store.
1903 la av- store. 30 sos 9th vt. NV D
tor list of furnished call send othc.
or list Of property for sale call for send t. office
Properly placed with me for rent sale IS Literally
tON ertiseu lice of cost 10 the owner.
jyl6 l. y. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta NV
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SUMNER RESORTS.

CHI NAND1AH ALUM SPRINGS. vA-ALUM.
&C ayb. t. Lthia A sen.c Nate .: e,eyatiO = 800
fei. TT very n, aerste. open all y'~r. or
pamphlst address. A. j MYERS. Propr. iyl1-2ws
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\ or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1;OR RENT-921 ST NV: FOURTEEN ROOMS
Il all modern amp ovements; to u good tenaIt only
$50 per month 943 o ST.; Iurnsh-d six rooniS large
yard: 80 Ter month. Key 94l SlS b st. s.e. SIX
rooms. brick tii.e location: $50. Key $40. Also
five Houses corner Sth and + SITS. ne: rooms and
sth; new: 40 40 per month. Keys Ito. Owner at
o.S 81 ST. Nv fS-sm
IVOR r NT-224s AND 2a32 CLEVELAND AVE
1 NV, Fix rooms aud bath: papered throughout.
S11. 80 per month. .-CLACHLEN BATCHELDER
1=l5 st. NV. YIl-6t
lSOR RENT-UNFURNISIIED-
- 1872 Vermont ave. $50 1I21 18th st a.
90! 18th s,.............1:j ll: lie Place % 40
l2t h st.......... g !0s st. m:e...........20
l-42 18th st....... IS fayette Terrace. .... 20
~ st........... 30 l421 4 st. office ROOM. IL
2l3 LIST st. s.e.............50
FURNISHED
r. av .nrC Conn .Saai.33 st. bet 18th 10th 1 20
Dupont Gre e...-ol,, 18th St 'rDupont Cir, 30
st., near It'll 20 St. near 10Th. ID
Conn. ave.. LIT ST.. 200 1lth ST.. bet. and o Ia
20 arrasut Sauare 700 Iorcoran, bet IL II 100
Mass. ave Mr. lt,u.2OS So st he. 18Th X l4th 80
FITCH FOX BROWN,
1eS 1i.S7 Penn. w.
4, OR RLNT-HOUsE Ell "a. NV, SUIrAB E
l. Tor Store ala DweiAiiig. ESQ. Elqui.e $50 La
ave. H3 I'm
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Of INTEREST TO FAMILIES out OF the city. Z. p.
reFtz, the druggist, lOi4 ST.. will ship goods 70
NY part OF the Unitei states at the same low
Prices he inaugurated months ago.
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PIrNBING AND FURNACE WORK promptly ATTENDED
70 % :. :. SHEDD a BIO, 4;s2 gths st.
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SUMNER RESORTS.


Rock ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
uleai North Mountain near winchester Va o b hours
from Washington
A safe home for families NO RAR Accommodates
700 Atmosphere cool scenery grand, splendid roaeis-
finest chal o-ai- alkaline hthiA sulphur and heaius
~sters stcam-heatei mineral tAths and lame SWIM
nllts pool. Table nrst-clASs abundantly EuI1aet.
goo music hotel and sruundS clean sanitary
nts complete l. d. comfurta le Terms reasonable
AAAlstraied lrCulAEs ~ THIS ofnca AIa ID 60
A. ~ TRAIT
The sun building. Washington. u. G.
HOTEL RAlNoND-EAGI.T-S MERF. SULLIVAN
County. IA Mountain resort. elevation 1000
iet bosttns and bathing boats free o. guests.
Sho@S WILL l. LAIRD. froTrirtor
WATtk GAP HOUSE. DELAWARE WATER GAR,
~ IehlsS II ania--opens June a. fAVorite noun
tAAh fesrt Three and A-ha hours from I'M Alclpht
Ia * ~. Broad st l. u. BRbADHEAD jss-.,n
A hShL,-ocEAN END CONN. AVE-. ATLANTIC
A NltS. y =. ne~ sanitary arrangement new man
ethent; rented open all tue year
mhl-lmAJel3-em T. GoDsEIL.
RRFN1oN VILLA CAPE MAYN i MAR rHR
lDosch. aid hot haths opeu for tl season.:
my l*Sa Mrs J. A MYERS. p. o Box sSa
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SEE our $3.50 suit sale. ElsEN,s,s; IN and Z.
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"Royal Glue'' mends CHINA, Glasswoo1. &C.
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Wanted-TO Leasc-A building for bust
ness, within area bounded by 9th and 18th, and
ave. business es, aUl,shed rs years
Aooress PERMANENT, Box 30 star ONCE
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists eo1y
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FOR lighthouses.

:sss ss $40 S.. n ssss
1919 5 ss st IT.
fssi i i4* r. !.
iot + NV iisl IN ;s Iil S
fsq p SIS 3. Nv 6 g q
~ Eth St nv 1897 18th st n.x g. 90 g
10 nxi 8 Yi5 81 Il MD. av
STOKES. OFFICES. &c
strkdxs .a4s 18th s. a I4ss L., ay: 9da 80
AS rs T. y Ss;sR e s .; a @ Is
s'Srs !; md s~silins i0Os j, s e
Store and cellar 3ia6 Isno1 bid's. room 40. o
The above is only portion Of the. property on. my
re l.: .pS list sla TaS f On
l. all mod m''' Kent G GsSs 4 f fSfaRf
Il and 10 and and $ sits. n. W. excellent neigh
orpRo0a Sant n room ana cellar modern n
20i2 q st. n. w. References. jy17-3t'
IHoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS
!! ,pd all modern eonVen'enees low rent at ~! 9th
NOR RENT-l324 g ST. N. w., 2-sTORY, s-ROOM
brick. complete .rier; newly PAINTED and pslereo;
gas water, bath; large yard back entrance; key at
1872 q st n. ". It.
I. OR RENT-1224 1 ST. NV, EIGHT ROOMS
] and bath; mod amps: location central and
Franklin Park; $45. Il. II. I. LEOPOLD. 1881 + st.
NV. jyl6-3t
IGOR RENT = AT A VERY REASONABLE RENT.
Il Dwelling. a e. corner Va. ave- and 10 h st W.;
al modern improvements: possession given August l.
Apply at Drug Store on premises. jyl6-3t'
lruR RENT-UNFURNIsHsD-
'oi2 Mass ave- wSSO 4OS N j. ve e., Or. %
y4l n. H. ave. 7r...37 sos digs Union 81, rs 81
900 ST. H. w.. Or. 81 80 Ohio rooms 7O5 Stn SIS
$40 st. NV. Or. - Othce rooms 1U5 ST. Is
1908 ) st ar. 80 % b. rber shop, cor 18th
1Ie N. Y. ave. NV. Sr. 30 a..d En.w.
TYLER q RUTHERFORD
iyl6-6t' 1877 st. NV.
T,'OR rem SPLENDID ShvEN-KOOM HOUSE IN
elegant condition Capitol Hill. square from
East capitol ST. south 'front.' window shlue. screefls
Wnxs, &c. no sinai children rent, $50 per oINh;
references. Box H. Star ottcc J., 1880
ENOR RENT-3O2 AM 80 MASSACHUSETTS
II ave. ne. two-story and basement Jay window
bricks, all mod inps papered throughout: price IA
and 81 month Key 1t l5 4th st. Sc. jyl.6t'
IrOR REET-HOUSES- 1876. - 3:,d st6r m.i.s2O
2oO9 y st. n.w., Or. 34 II TO 20 y st. NV,
mi. new. $50 Or and bath 100
40 :}Uth NV, o.. III i35 STOKES.
33l NV, l0r. mi .:55 1900 32d st. w...$15
34O7 Ii W., lOr, mi. 30 TO- :" :. ...... 30
o4.i2 7 Ew 1r. M.I221 90 81 40 M I" I" ...... so
80 u Prospect ave- NV, 1919 !"
7r m i...............25 aud flats ............ 80
1908 ST. NV, Tor. and SiABLlS,
store, ln.i.........2 % = Masonic Hal alley. Sc
jyl6-:5n e. Ii. FICKLlNG. 1864 sd St NV.
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nRUNKENNEsS. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURFD BY ADMINISTERING DR.
HAlNES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

knowledge person taking 1t absolutely harm
less, and will elect permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient Is moderate dinker or Alec
hoiic wreck Thousands OF drunkards have been mads
temperate men who have taken Golden Specific in their
without their know edge. aud to-day belleye they
quit drinking Of their free will II NEVER FAIl
The system once preGnnted with the SPECIFIC ie
comes utter mpossibi,y lor the liquor APPETITE u
r. MARE Under Ebbdtt House. and
NIX. HkLPHENS1INk. l4th It. aud Vermont ave
dl-thAtu ~ WASHINGTON. d. q
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" A'IH, .. - hAN :, 'IH anu L
I'M PORTRAITS. kets Remcthy. HOO Pa ava
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Delightfully."- Refreshing
curing not We.ther are a few drops OIL colgate 4
Co.'S Violet Toilet Water in the basin and bath.
Ltu,2W
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ygrn REDUCED to 1890. EIsExax's. 7tn and E
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sEs our $3.50 suit sale. EIsEAAS's, 9TH and E
WILLS Ice Co. s PenoDscot ics-red wagons
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KlOYAL

RoyM
BAk1sa
POWDER.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
This powder never varies marvel of purity
strength. and wbolesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only IN oans. koxAL Taxing
IowDkk Co.. lUo Wall St, n. /.
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SEVERAL MEN sHdT AND TWO OF THIN SERIOUSLY
INJUSED-oNE MAN CUT WITH A KNIFE AND BEATEN
TO SsENsIBILITY.
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Lon RENT

l.sOR RENT
Il l4th st. store. I2r. 81:
sos Nit. Vernon III l4r..1.
l3l1 II h ST., l0r.. mia,
1t:;J 18th st., Or, mi. a,
2OlO Ii 81. str, l0r. IN .i.4I
3Ul Del. a.. ] lr. cor. .m.i.4
ia A ST.. Tor. III. i......:;
2:tll 4 st. Tor. ,nL.i. IL y
1876 18th 1T, 7r., III b. 3
80 L St. ST.. m. 3
je2S-.}ws G. Ii.
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IGOR RENT
II 2Ol6 NV. lar 81 Is 429 H st. n W. ar sos
$40 st w.. 1Or ..... 100 l0 r St q w. Sr Oh al
81! q st. n. w., .Ur. lOO2lS Arthur n 7r en- al
Ga 18th St NV: LIT. 100 1888 Pierce Pl IT. 25 10
sos st NV, l3r 631 Mass av n e. t;r n *
112l 14th St NV, 10 $50 9Th st. n W. n II
9l3 St n W., lar .....ToI21l2 X St NV Dr. On IN
la l4th stn-w. l0r. 1910 2'ith ST. n w.. Or.
llOS St NV. lOr .65l ao6 boundary n. w.7r .a5
T06 18th Sc. NV, llr.. .60lS.U 4 ct se, Or %
221 T. Cap st.. lr. .5U 0224 Mass av n W. II on
1000 Sth ST. NV; 81. % ioltS 10th w.7r.22.S2
l74l st. NV. 1Ur. so 1915 L st n w. (ir % IA
1885 corcoran =, Tor. .4oiR03 Boundary Or IN
21O2 St nw Sr - 1909 I'D ct. NV. Or 20 30
l211 ct. NV, lOr.. 40 600 H st n @, Or 90 S0
"a Grant Pin. Dr.. 40 OH O.. E. e. Or 90 Al
22lS 9th Tor. 40 1912 ST. IA w. Or On al
JOY a. NV Or Sl! :. av NV Or 20. 80
l304 81 NV: 9r. ~ III goth st.nw., 20
03l st. NV. Or, 81. 50l614 a. ne. 6r iSr 50
1875 18th NV. 81. 81. 5Oi34l4 st nw Or IA 81
lOll 10th st NV. vr35 80 5Oi 9th st n " A. III
1909 at n ". Or. ISLES Ht. n " 6r.
~ 9Th o., Sr.... III Dofroes 1T. Or Ia az
6x2 IT NV. Tor. %. .30l 1883 Ct n.e dr. Is
14S0 ct. Nv. .S0l:4 Eentou Pl ne DR. "a
145O u sve. 7r .3Ol29l0 TIN st. NV, Or nj
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EOK RENT
2ii2,lt st;l Sr eachgSl 1870 18th st9r.. ..426O
Apply 70 GksEN CUNNINGHAM.
U2-lms lz05 ! street.
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SUMNER RESORTS

+ OLD POINT CoMFORT-JUsT oPENED FoR
N the season an entirey new handsomely furnished
small fAi.lly ell with modern in pro BATH
boasing, dsning staolix Trims reasonable Ad-
dress ). r. HANLEl. Phcsbus p. a.. Va Nl4ls
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FnE GAS FIXTURES at sHtDD 8 BRO, 9th st.

otfIs IIhDNtEp 70 s'HU LIshNAN . Jun anu L
Love BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, sl-23 bottle.
Distilled In 1874, Cyntnlana, n.y. Charles kraemer,
J85 7th 81. q. W.
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Ii. L. RUST. Commissioner,

trpR SALE-FIFrEEN ACRES OF LAND IN THE
Il upper Potomac only three miles from Wustiur-
ton N the hads OF the right parry this place could
easily De made the most luiar sort i'll this ne gh-
DOrhOOd easily acce sible by steamboat
&c lent road. For full particulars address H. Star
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frssEILs Ice CREAM.
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Ne Call Pant CULAh ATTENTION to our FUR
NISHED HO. sES, they comprise some of the
han. dsonlest III the city. Sent Tor our Bu l-tn.
kILL JOHNSTON,
jy1-eo2w 7:3S 10th st. II W.
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Cyclone Near Trenton.

A cyclone passed near Trenton
Thursday of last week, but no re-
port of any damage has been re-
ceived. The following is descrip-
ton as given by the Trenton
Times: "a number of our citizens
witnessed the unusal, but terrible
sight of a veritable cyclone this
afternoon, and there are many ex-
pressions of thankfulness that our
city was not in its destructive
path. Those who were watching
the black cloud that came up from
the west about twelve o'clock, thir-
ty-tive minutes later observed a
point jutting downward from the
cloud which continued to lengthen
until it seemed to touch the earth.
The upper portion then rapidly
assumed something of the appear
ance of balloon and the whole be-
gan to move in northwesterly di-
rection andin about eight minutes
from the time 1t first became visi-
bic it had disappeared from view.
1t moved very rapidly and once
seemed to rise upward and then
swoop toward the earth as hawk
would do upoia its prey. The i'm
preston prevails that it originated
in the neighborhood of Bancroft
though it may have been nearer or
even much farther, as it is very
difficult to judge of the distance
of such things. Its appearance
was soon followed by heavy
rainfall and considerable hail here.
It's feared much damage has been
done in the track of the storm, but
at the time of going to press we
have heard nothing.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Aaron Roberts and his wife Mary
Roberts by their cert ain deed of trust dated,
twelfth day of March ls.6. and re-
corded in the recorders Office of Adair county
Missouri, az deed book at page ls9, conveyed
to James III kinnear as trustee all their right
title and interest and estate in and to the fol.
lowing described real estate situate in tie
county of Adair, State of Missouri tO-wit:
The undivided two fifths Of all the following
described lands to-wit; The northeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter of section thi-ty, so,
and the southwest quarter Of the north
west quarter and the north wcs
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section
twenty nine, %, all in township sixty three 50,
range fourteen II, west.
Which conveyance was made in trust to secure
the payment Of one certain promissOry note N
said deed described and whereas the said note
in said deed described has be-
come due and is still unpaid now there
fore in accordance with the provisions of said
Geed Of trust and at the request OF the legal
holder of said note 1 shall proceed to sell the
above described real estate at the court house
door in the City of kirksyille and county Of
Adair and state OF Missouri to the highest bid
der for cash in hand az public auction on Tues
day the 18th day of June lSSS, between the
hours offs o'clock in the forenoon and5 O'Clock
n the afternoon Of that day to satisfy said note
togather with the costs and expenses of e1ecu,-
ing this trust.
Dated this May l., 1855
j. II. kISNEAR,
sheriff and Trustee.