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Every ARRIVING STEAMER
and nearly every incoming freight train. adds
its losd to our matchless stock Of Reliable Sum.
mer Shoes and Slippers thus more than filling
up the large sao made by
OUR SPECIAL FIVE DAYS SALE.
The particular aim Of the sale was to make
room. even at . loss Of our profits; that our
friends have svailed themselves Of this oppor-
tunity can be CLEANED from our crowded stores.
This sale closes To- MORROW at pm. IN
til then are selling:
Sc ladies' best French Kid Hand Turned Low
Button and Oxford Ties. patent tip plain at $40.
$3.50 Ladies' scolioped vamp. patent tip Oxford
Ties. the nobbiest shoe out, At s1.95.
81 Ladies' fine Doneola Hand Turned Oxford Ties
Common Sense or Opera; special $1.5O.
s250 Ladies' Bronze Adonis Slippers, the same Is
sold elsewhere for $3.50; special. sL9O.
s2 ladies' fine Kid Adouis and Jet Beaded and
trimmed slippers: special. SL50.
$3.50 ladies' fair stitched Patent Leather Tipped
Button Boots; special price. $3.50.
So Ladies' Genuine Donxola Kid Button plain or
tipped toe; special el5O
81 Kid Lined Genuine Kid Opera Slippers Ladies',
Misses o. Childrens'; special. soc.
Soc. Ladies' Canvas or Lasting House Slippers dur.
able and comfortable. 35c.
sl25 Misses Fine Hand Made Spring Heel Oxford
Ties; special price, Sc
81 Misses Solid Pebble Button Hselsd or Spring
Heel. st 75c.
q Child's Curacao Kid Spring Heel Low Ties. But
ton aud Open slippers. .s 75c.
Gents $3.50 Genuine Hand sswed Calf or Kangaroo
Low Ties and Button. At s2 90.
Gents s240 Seamless vamp Calf Button, Laced or
Caters; special g. 80.
Gents 2.25 Kan<sroo Low Shoes, Ut el.s5
Gents e46o Patent Leather Laced at $3.50
Boys and Youths q IS High ana Low Cut Shoes.
s0asd' rsaaAeie and comfortable. ct Csc.
wM. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSED
sle 7ta ct.
1929 p sva.
2sl p sv& a.
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THERE'S A BIC Book

THERE'S A BIC Book
IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. AND WHY
OUR STOCK TO SELECT FROM Is VERY
LARGE AND CONTAINS THE VERY NEW.
EST PATTERNS AND STYLES.
OUR PRICES ARE % TO so PER CENT
BELOW THE MERCHANT TAILoRs, AND
OUR NEW YORK GUTTER Is GIVING
FITS" OF THE MOST SATISFACTION SORT.
THE MEN WHO TAKE THE MEASURES
CUT THE GARMENTS THE COATS ARE
BAsTED UP AND TRIED ON BEFORE BEING
FINISHED. THUS INsURINa sArIsFAC.
TON TO THE CUSTOMER
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE ANYTHING
THAT OUR CUSTOMERS MAY WANT IN
THE LINE OF CLOTHING RIDING COATS.
TROUSERS, OR HUNTING SUITS OF
sTocKINETTEs. BEDFORD CORDS, BUCK
SKINS" WINDSOR CORDS. WHIP CORDS
TREBLE CORDS. TwEEDs. TWIST CORDS
STABLE TwEEDs. CoRDURoYs. MOLE
SKINS. vELvETEENs, ETC. OF THE BEST
ENGLISH GOODS
WHILE WE CARRY AVERY LARGE LINE
OF FINE GOODS WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE
VARIETY OF MEDIUM PRICED su1T1Nas
AND TRoUsERINas FROM WHICH TO
MAKE SUITS AT $50. s25. $50. AND TRoUs-
ERs AT S. $3.50 AND $3.50.
THESE SUITS ARE CUT BY THE SAME
CUTTER AND RECEIVE THE SAME CARE.
Full ATTENTION AS THE HIGHEST
PRICED GOODS
NEW LINES OF THIN sUIr1Nas AND
TROUsERINGs BEING CONSTANTLY RE-
CEIvED.
E B. BARNuM CO.,
my16 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

NNANTED-Ro SUITABLE FOR DOCTORS
w office and bed room in northwest part OF city and
west 18th ST. references exchanged Address BOX
1875. star Office. myl6-2t'
WANIED - THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
w second door for light keeping THREE adults
north of l. west of 9th ST good references Address
DEPARTMENT, Star office myl5-st.
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ABOUT Van1ors THrSes.

ABOUT VAn1ous THINGS
More Moth Marble have come. Best yet for
packing away furs and clothes; also an excellent
deodorizer and disinfectant. About so marbles
in . box. 1Oc. per box
Guaranteed Fast Black Hose for Ladies', 25c.
Per pair. Better quality at 35c. yer pair, or 3
pairs for s1.OO. We refund the money for every
pair that stains the feet clothes or fades with
washing.
DRAPERY NETS-Lareest line yet. The
demand Is increasing. and will no doubt con-
tinue to increase 80 long such handsome pat
terms can be bought for 20 little. 40 and As
inches wide. In innumerable stripes, vines,
sprigs, sprays. eeometrical figures. designs, &c.
You are specially invited e. look at these
sl35. s1.6s. s1.75. s1.S5. 81. sails. $3.50.
s2.6s and 90 80.
PARAsoL covERs-silk- finished Cream
nottingham Lace Covers. especially for baby
carriage shades SO. So. SO, rs and S5c each.
Hirst floor; right Of main entrance.)
Barnsley Floor Linens. three yards in width,
81 per yard
9O-inch Blesched Belgian Linen sheetins:
good soft quality: round thread, and very
durable. q per yard.
Second noor.)
MOSQUITO CANoPIEs-Excellent line. EN-
bractng Turnover and Hoop stylea for cribs,
single and double beds. s1.35 to So each.
(Fourth foor.)
HANDSOME FANCY TABLE COVERS
SURPRISINGLY Low PRICES
A fortunate purchase under circumstances
which enable US to quote prices way below real
worth.
Yard and q half-wide Colored Frineed Crete
Table Covers made expressly for summer use.
Real worth IS. Our price SO.
Yard wide Embossed Silk Plush Table Covers,
attractive effects in rich colorings. Real worth
%. Our price $3.50.
Yard and-a -half-wide Knotted Fringed Raw
Silk Table Covers. handsome Oriental color
combinations
ONLY s125 AND So EACH.
Fourth foor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and F SITS. u. ".
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

uNOR SaLE-50 ACRES OF UNIMpRoyED LAND
Il mile from Boyd's station. Met branch Il. and %
X. X: % miles from Washington; splendid ruad
will sell in lots of TO 10 acres from 80 10 $40
acre. beautiful building sites: would trade the whole
for 81. zoo house in WAshins ton. Address Z. c.
IroR sALE-AT ROCKVILLE. HOUSES FOR RENT
farms convenient TO stations, small and large farms
along Met Branch IL and q. city limits Point
OF Rocks COOKE ID. LUCkErT, p35 St
mylo-2w
lroR sALE-UTON EASY TERMs-a3 ACRES OF
Il land north of the city and Brishtwood high
ground with hne view overlooking Rock Greek valley
and PROPOSED national PARK price Gully 500 per
my16-3 $40 NV
IHoR sALE-50 ACRES AT FOREST GLEN STA
Il ton, sdJoining the new subdivision. at ESQ per
acre.
fine Property at Takoms Park improved by .
house OF II rooms; good place for business OF any
kind: So, 800
comfortably furnished Cottage Of 10 rooms on
South Mountain, tugethr with 10 of land.
the palatia residence of Mrs Dahlgren- VIII lie sold
as II stands for the small sum OF $40
l6l1 acres p miles from Brooke station, on the
Richmond. Frederick sburg and Potomac X, so mi
IL n elegant estate Price S2o per
800 acres in Sussex Co, Va, mile from the station
OF bonneville. Price Z 10 per
~ acrrs on the Potomac River, 40 miles from
washington; eeg anti. improved healthy. and eeva-
THos E. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker aud Auctioneer.
my15-2t 9l7 st NV.
lOR SALE-FOREsT INN LOTS FOREST GLEN
Special opportunity for great bargains. scarcely
any cash required and long time for balance pay
ments Apply to MYERS CO, sl4-slo st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

I-,OR RENr-PLEAsANT SUMNER RESIDENCE
II IN Iennaliytown Road, rooms; large grounds.
of city. BENZ. 4. DAVIS.
myl5-3t' 1919 r street.
L'oR sALE-NEw SUBURBAN COTTAGE OF six
IL r. oms, W tn 1000 ieet ground for only a. 100 :
easy terms. BENZ. Z. DAVIS, 1919 h st. my l5-3ts
l. DESIRABLE VILLA SITES ON 9TH ST. En-
TENDED
We offer for sale some choice and beautiful Villa
Cottage Sites situated in kossie Park formerly Known
~ the Lay Farm nonting on 9TH St extended, short
dl >taDce beyond brightwood. and running back to
Rock Greek. his beautiful tract Of land lies $50 to
400 feet above tide water laid of into cottage
villa sites ranging IN size from III TO acres
handing hne views IN every direction: watered by
numerous springs, aud has been improved by nice
pense and is il every respect desirable for Of
suburban RESIDENCES. One Of the lots. containing
about two acres l. improved by large aud handsome
double frame house. in perfect repair wide piaZzas
three Sides etc. with choice shade beautiful
mound and flowers These desif able lots, within
itan Branch Railroad. and with rapid transit 9TH
st. (WHICH Is To come in the futureD quite
accessible to the center OF the city building lots
in the outlying sections of the city, for plats with
prices. etc, apply to THos. J. FISHER q Co,
my l2-lw 1924 r ST. n
NOR sALE-THE LoRING LAND AND I'M
II PkOvEMENT CO. has PLACED with us for sale the
lots IN that beautiful suburba1 subdivision known
Dunnlor location picturesque aud pleasant ele
Walton 400 above Potomac heathful springs and
wooded PARKS special Inducements; large lots Sl00
aud upward For plats aud information call on
McLACHLEN q BATCHELDER.
f23-3m 1225 + st. NV.
lNoR sALE-BtAUTIFUL LOT AT TAKoMA; A
II bargain lap27-lml ". RILEY DEEBLE
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WooDwAnD & Lorunors Co1uxx
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.
CHANGED EVERY DAY.
BLACK LACE F1ouxcrxes.

BLACK LACE FLouxcrxea
Our recent purchases below value were very
opportune. - Black Lace Dresses grow more
popular - the season advances. No fear Of
their becoming common. ss their price will
always keep up their prestige and exclusive
ness. By no means fail to examine our latest
purchases The patterns are exquisite and the
prices tempting.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and + sta. nv.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

rOh KEN l-hOOMo
LOS RENT-THkEE LARGE, c OF. LOWER uS-
iarnlshed hoos'. for hsh, housek e1sns. IN nv
al lie st. near 18Th NO children rsisrences sssn
tokhENI-fURNIsHED ROOM. WITH OR v IrH-
- OUT board. references enchAnsel 23J 18Th II
soRRENT-A PLEASANT, NEATLY FURNISHED
man %r 2, sss' and refined hASll A N. si.r once
ISok RENT : UNFURNIsHED. AT sUMMER
r.,eI, s, mr., noSr and es-emonl to.ther OF srs'
ehsne for n,e. 70 T., ,s' 20 White caterer q en-
Rooms furnished Uni furnished, suafle ios lls-ht
81 NV with Use of p-rlor' price slo slo
koR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON
rsssonaole terms AZ 1908 18th 81. just north q
nnsnri ARK location and house ior
oR kENrlFURNIsHED AND UNFUR>IsHED
sraSis .so s.ssb hsI ,hSSsneepes June 4 SsT de-
I,oR RENT-PAkLoR Win RNY. wINpow AND
80 s room both furnished upfurnishel
essidrss nsa, ,xo it, IN IrlNAie family With no
myl+-m.w.s.3t'
L,oR RIM THREE -BRIGHT ROOMS WITH
ever. conNcnlence Tor isht housekeeping. sosirn-
bic location; rent rcasonsbe 1919 Stl II a v "a, 49,.
1SoR RENT-lN PRIVATE FAMILY. TWO cnM-
- manicstlns rooms. furnished As parior a a bed
door; very Good an summer. 1924 Inv ma, 49,.
lSoR kENT-RooMs FURNISHED on t>FITR-
window. all oOnvnience- Inquire ~ ni.soarS .ss
NV. tnKia-It.
I,oR RENT-FURNIsHED or UNFURNIspEp
II rooms. house newly painied and paperod sanitary
plumbing 4S5 Mo ave. myls- ST.
I.oR RINT-9os- $40 18th 81, OPPOSITE Nc
gle by the day weei or mouth with board :, sumner slS
rates. mvl4:ti.
NOR KENT-oNE LARGE FURNISHED PROM
month. Il42 9Th Il. nv. myis-hs
I,oR RENT-To GENTLEMAN AND WIN. VIM
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NNANTED = COUNTRY BOARD FOR THREE
w adults and infant private family without other
boarders preferred Address Room 4. st Cloud Build
ing. city. myl4-3t'
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WANTED--HOUSES.

w
VNANTED-A QUIET RESPECTABLE FAMILY
w (no small chldren), will take Of q furnished
house or partly furnished good references. SMITH.
City T. o.. Washington, ID. G. IT.
VNANTED-THOROUGHL RESPONSIBLE, RE
w liable and careful couple will allow slight rent
for unfurnished or furnished house for summer and
full price afterward advance undoubted references.
Box ! -, star office. It.
WANTED-FOR FOUR MONTHS, A PLAIN
w country house OF at least ten rooms. within hve
miles OF Washington healthy location, shade and good
water essential; terms moderate. Address 240S st
NV my DOT
WANTED HAVE DAILY APPLIC ATOMS FOR
w the rental of houses of all sizes Parties having
houses to rent good tenants by placing them
with Prompt collections and returns. r. T..
ROSENBERG. 6l3 18th st. my11-lm
WANTED L AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA-
w tons by parties desiring to houses OF all
sizes. Parties having houses to rent good
tenants by placing them with me- Prompt collections
and returns. GEO. w. LINkINS.
ap26-lm 18th aud II st. n W.
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WANTED--BOARD-

NNANTED-BOARD FOR FAMILY OF FOUR
w persons in a country lace, near WASHINGTON. Ad-
Dress stating location and terms, Box ST. Star office.
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OuR FRIEND
MUST HAVE CAUGHT THE BUFFALO FEVER.
BISON.
In the original might be caed-as the children say-
.Outsy bad but THEY are s@onE us ~ we MUST
mater Of courtesy to illustrate cardinal truth
Those who are not for against u.s."
when we pfk nR % and read the .dvsr
ton made that clerks Of other firms carry only IA
the Of SAT-. % ih sm tia.
Low STANDARD. Such being the case the public at
oS any IS wn
eid. assertion for any firm 70 make which has
poy large number OF clerks salesnen. AZ for the
len PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
Permit us 70 say that no clerk or salesman. however
COST 81
hs !. price honest bas.nes. man could
do more an homes: !. business man s0T,d rot % e.
IF sy . to the
T8Ek hsY:
Our cSsst Suit. q ssss cia.ch.. tn. e
max and clinchss IL
Wish .resds been ssisS:Ssa but 's We es
THE PEOPLE
To keep constantly before their minds eye that we
What we
To the Thousands who have tried and proved ~. We
PUT 'As n's''0s'''0"D oN,rw WE,
VICTOR ADLER's
10 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10
~: and 929 9Th st NV. corner Massachusetts, avs
Strictly One PraoA
Open Saturday until IL .. m my14
Wrsr V1sszs1sA a G,eHrl, o,,,
HAVING obtained the agency for one Of the largest
Coke Companies with the finest grade Of domestic COKE
nse this kind of fuel
sspssiay for fuel and retains large percentage Of
burning properes thus rendering Il vastly superior
Main omcs-Cor. l2th ssd 4. L sva nv.
Branch 0fncs-CoH 18th and 3 sts. NV. my12-6t
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WANTED COUNTRY BOARD FOR FOUR
w adults from June LIST to october 1st.
Address w. RILEY DEEBLE,
1.IQ +
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

l,oR RENT TWO DESIRABLE BASEMENT
Il ONCE room at 81 ST. s3, ser mo-
A. a. COt MBE.
myl4-8 ls35 New Aufk ave
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FOR RENT-STORES.

ISoR RfNT-A VERY DESIRABLE sToRF AND
Il dwelling, 400 y 81 n u. separately D y lo.
LOUIS a. SHOEMAKER
mylo-@ SEQ nv.
V,oR RENT-THE STORE AND DWELLING On
the northeast corner II 9TH and str-.te -ultsb
for al Ice cream and coffee SALOON Apply 90 JANIS
fULLLRIO 51y sth ~ ufyla al.
I,OR RHINESTONE CORNER gTH AND I.sTS \
Il W; $50 per month AIIly 10 ". e. Johnson
as 18Th st. nv. tuNla I'm
Iroh RHINESTONE AND DWELLING Al l0gS
18th ST. NV. coDtainlug ~ rooms. with AL m j
ern improvements. Inquire 1855 lath 1t. All-laN.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-A SKYE TERRIER on The MORNING
Ia OF May 9Th; tag IL SO. reward VI Is will h.
paid returned 90 1Ols 2Oth 81 my12-ots
INRIDAY EVENING BETWEEN I'd AND Sd sTs
IL psir of eold eyeglassesL The nnder Will lie llhs-
rally rewarded By leaving NJ 2os ct NV. lts
II osT-sUNpAY AFTERNOON AT rHE GERMAN
II /Cenetsry, . Gold Bracelet ~ reward viii -
gwen II returned 10 500 and sos Center NArket
myl5-Jt'
II osT-oN APRIL 10, GOING FRoM prH AND
l/sss TO Masonic TEMPLE IN the fsir-room a Tia
Marion llihes. ladys ANAL gold hunting case w.ts
with short chain full inside; nlerss reward N
returned 70 sls YIN 81 NV tnylo-3r
II OsT-oN 18Th ST. NV, BET z AND a NAY
IL 9th, 1855 Black and Tan Terrier Dog sm,li whlss
Line ON brast with tinre Of blue: had tfown ssrin
ribbon and taR No. xo4 neok snswers 10 name 81
~Nsck" Return 70 $40 18th q nv. aad ri -
ward. ,ny15 as
In OsT-sUNDAY EvENING. on q sTaEFT RE-
Afween l4th and 18th. an oxydised Silver Dserss
Under rewarded st
my1S-3r 1xSl O str~nt
II osT.oN SUNDAY EyENING A PUo PUPPY
~ black lace. NO collar. Aberzl reward IL rsturDsl
70 l0l7 Connsctacus ave. nyISS
STRAfED Oh SIQI.EN-FRoM 18TH AND =
= sts &C. e shs l6th inst dsrk 6sy H.rs whsss
- kcqSr ~ branded r1xht h1p, fropsrty q =
sc1WAkT& l502 Z O. a. Essrsi revsrd nib
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FOR RENT-FLATS

I,oR RENT-Two FLATS AT SUMNER RATS.
Il Apply nj wooDMONE Iowa CiIcle ard 18Th Il
NV ms Il sGW5t'
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BOARDING.

SOUTHERAERs VISITING NEW YORK CAN
~ md hTstclass transient permanent board with
pleasant rooms At lO4 last I'D ST. rferences "a
changed
ma i m A a.
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The symptoms ot Bilionsness are un-
happily hut to well known. They differ
in different individuals 20 some extent.
A Bilious man is seldom . breakfast
enter. Too frequently. aIns. he hss al
excellent appetite fer Iiqnids but none
for solids 81 morning. Ills tongue will
hardly hear inspection ai any time u y
Is not white and furred, y is rough, % 81
events.
Tile digestive System IL wholly out Of
or order aud Diarrhea or Constipation
may be : ~ mpton,. or the two may a.
ternale. There are often Iemorrheids
or even loss Of blood. There may Be
giddiness and often headache and scidity
or datulence and tenderness in The pit o.
the stomach. To correct ell this u not
effect cure try Green's August Flower,
liz costa but iril1e and Thousands atfesl
lite efficacy. April xz-y-e. O. -
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lrron ess regular srssepee1snhl
OUR WAsHINGrON LETTER:
wAshsis4on, D. G.. Jan. a. ICES.

The nrst swo bills passsd by The pres:
ent Congress 10 become laws aro The
1ct "a rsierence 90 printing and writing
ou second. third and fourth clase nall
matter, end The oue which amepdo the
law - rotation 20 the Commissioner Of
Fish ana Fisheries President hav-
ing approved both. The Senate passed
the blll 10 credit and pay 10 the several
6tateb and Territories al moneys coli
iected Under The direct tax cot, approved
Aug. 8, 1851. But the great work % ne
SENATE last week. We the connrma1on
OF Mr. Lamar, despite the treachero0s
opposition Of the Republicans TO that
brilliant spd distinguished statesman:
The ex.Secreiary passed through The
long contest unscathed, and be wears
his new and croWnihg honor with be-
modesiy and characleristic Dig
nity. In accordance with custom, the
Associate Justico Was ssoigned ooot ou
the extreme len Of his fellow tuetice1.
The Senate had under considoration
the Blair bill, but - usual. reached no
conclusion. Messrs. Blair and Reagan
had rather heated discussion over The
thi-d question, in which the former was
decidedly worsted. Ex Justice Of the
Supreme Court. Strong, expresses the
opipiou that the bill is constitutional.
Senator Hoar has introduced : services
pepsion bill. which is the most radical
measure Of the kind yet presented, pro-
viding % it does thst al officers and en-
|listed men who served In the army
navy, or marine corps, including regu-
|larS and toIunteers st any time during
49, t.s> >s.tt - shelt ~ aofiflad IN =
pcnsiou of one cent for each days ser.
vice. IN addition 10 any benoion granted
FOR disabiIitv. This, ia face OF the fact
that e75 100000 will Be spent on pen
siops this wear. and the further fact. that
the House Committee calls for $50 O00,-
90 more for the came purpose next
Hch Ss ss".,s ana sSs Hoa,. have
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he Knows where the Gas and OIL

The interest in the natural gss busi-
ness II Fors Wayne 10 experiencing = re-
vival BY reason Of the visit Of Professor
John Booker. On Ohio snsn, who claisns
that ne can determine places where gas
and oil may Be- found By certain mus-
ruisr convulsions and nervous twinges
be experiences when walking or riding
about. a trial Was given him q night
in : closed carriage. the windows Of
which were % cl0uded with frost that
he could not look out. Al certain points
reached in the course OF fhe drive he de-
clased that gas existed IN considerable
quantities, and when these same points
were reached again. sfter : circuitous
course of driving about The city. he re-
affirmed these stascmeuts IN slI instan-
ces. Yesterday he visited some Of the
abandoned gas wells, which the prcjec-
tors thought might b probably deep
|ened. snd The results Of HE visits have
not heen made known By tho company.
In this connection II will b Of interest
Ito know that st Auburn, twonty-hve
lmiles north effort Wayne. whore strong
iflowing wells have bsen struck, . syn
Idicate has been formed 70 bore : eerie'
lof wells souihwart. or towards For
Wayne. From the last one that yield
,gas IN abundance Il II proposed 20 10y
pipe line to the city.
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A law has been passed IN Germany
forbidding marriage license to Be- granted
10 person that has formed the habit Of
drinking Intoxicating liquors; and 10
Belgium, whenever : man i fined for
drun kennoss the tavern keeper who sells
him the lass liquor is also nnsd. This
law Il strictly enforced.
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M. Whilelaw Reid, editor Of the New
York Tribune and chairman Of the New
York Republicdn COMMITTEES on Ite-
publican Reform, iuggssts the following
- plank 10 the Rspublican campaign
.RssoIvsd, That we deem Il wise Re-:
publican alatooiIapship 10 abolish the
Internal Revenue Department Of the
UpIted olates, % the safest and most
practicable way Of reducing the surp'us
IL The Treasury, snd preserving unim-
paired the great principle Of projections
% American industfy.'
There. you have II squarely put. "Free
whIskyD is the Republican bsttle c:y.