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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28
In the City for the Inaucurat;on

IA eHo lily AoF the INCARCERATION.
Visitors at dinner-What delicious Bread
Butter. and Ham this isl and the groceries in
general are so nice and fresh. That Mackerel
you had for breakfast surpassed anything
ever tasted. Where do you buy such nice
groceries, Mary? Mary-That is really a COM
pliment. Everything 1 eat comes from the
grocery store of Shirley 4 Schofield. at the
southwest corner of 10th and streets north
west, where l advise all my friends to go if they
wish nice groceries and courteous treat
ment.
You can get there, at short notice, anything
in their line Won ask for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28

VI. Il.
The Washington conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church will convene in Parlzersburg,
W. Va, March q. This conference covers the
territory of Virginia, West Virginia, District of
Columbia and western Maryland, and is COM
posed of $50 ministers. representing a member
ship of 10000. Asbury, Ebenezer, Mt Zion.
Asbury mission and Central in this city belong
to this conference. In the raising of moneys
for all purposes, Central leads the District
with an average of $40 per working member
The pastor. Rev. W. III. Brooks, will start for
conference Monday night
Nor BAR-RooM.-The license issued to H.
q. keyworth, of 9O1 4th street northwest Feb
e. was for wholesale liquor and grocery store,
and not for a bar-room, as indicated by the
publication in The STAR at the time.
HALF RATES TO BALTIMORE VIA b. o.
During the Inauguration week the travel to
washington viii assume vas. proportions, and
| as many wall desire to visit the Monumental
| City, the b. d o. will place on sale at their
| ticket offices in Washington Round-trip to Bal
timore at s1.20 They will be sold for all
trains until March 4th, inclusive and win be
x y Ior return passage until March 7th. The
/ ID. q " Is the only one running Is trains in
| each direction between the two cities and the
only route making the time in As minutes.
Round TRIP TICKETS to Baltimore via the
| Baltimore Potomac II. II. will be on sale
| until March 4th inclusive. Tickets good for
return trip until March It'll inclusive at 700
for round trip. Fast train service in both d.
rections. Parlor cars on all express trains. =
MILITIA LECTURE PosTPoNED.-The lecture
| that was to be delivered to the national euard
this evening by DIR. Gardner, U. s. army. on
First care OF the injured, has been postponed
until after Inauguration.
| A COLLEGE SOCIETY DINSER.-The fifth an
nuai dinner Of the Washington Society of the
University OF Michigan was held last evening
at Wormley's. The following guests were pres.
ent: Senator Palmer, Gen. Cutcheon. Judge
Cooley, Representatives Allen, Whiteley and
Walter i. Hayes; ]. H. MCGOWAN, Henry Strong.
Prof. Newcomb, Prof Cleveland Able, A. A.
Birney. Job Barnard NJ. c. Barnard, DR.. Fran
els, Duane E. Fox, Irwin f. Smith, Hiram A.
Burt Miss E. A. Southworth, DIR. Grace Rob
erts. r. p. Davis, J. Z. Beal, Gen. La Rue Har-
rison, +. c. Foster, q. l. Spencer, and Williams
Donnelly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28

"Act well your part, there all the honor
lies" and buy Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28

25ct. s'RoyaI Liquid Glue''.
Double Strength! Treble Quantity. Mends
Broken Glass. Furniture China, Metals and
Everything else Solid as Rock Sold by Lans-
burgh, Boston Dry Goods, Boston Varieties,
Baum's, Palais Royal and all Druggists and
Grocers f21-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28

Nor A BAR-RooM.-The license issued to H.
Q. Keyworth, of 9Ol 4th street northwest, Feb.
e. was for wholesale liquor and grocery store,
and not for bar-room, as indicated by the
publication in The STAR at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28

TINHE FAIRY BRIDAL.
l. This beautiful Cantata, by J. II. Hewitt founded
on Shakespeares Midsummer Nights Dream, will be
repeated at MASONIC TEMPLE, corner Of II and 9th
SITS, FRIDAY, MARCH ], at m. under the auspices
OF the Ordway Rifles, by the Friendly League of
Marks church. assisted By Miss Kitty Thompson,
Titania, and Mr.. Win. j. Mcfarland, as oberun. Ad-
mission % cts reserved seats so cts Tickets Tor sale
at Metzerott's Music Store. fS0-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28

Heurich's Bottled MaerZen Beer. Tele-
phone call 6S4-3 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28

UFFNERs ROYAL AMERIcAN MIDGETs.
PANORAMA BATTLE OF SHILOH.
Stupendous Success, Attendance Enormoua
Second week and continued triumph of
LUCIA ZARATE,
THE ATOMIC MITE
The smallest specimen of adult hIlman known
to exist since the creation Of the world.
% YEARS OLD WEIGHT 81 LBS,
accompanied by
MAJOR ATOM,
The king Of all midsets. The ladies' and children's
especial fsvore. Visited by the elite of two hemis
pheres.
Miss Lucia Zarstes valuable Diamond Ring will be
presented to any infant one year old who
wear it.
Don't fail to see the
PANORAMA OF THE BATTLE OF SHILOH
No one in single visit can see half that is to be
found in this wonderful life like picture,
PanoraIna open a. N. 10 10 pm. Midget Reception
to afternoon, to Q evenings. f27
HARRIs BIJoU THEATER.
AN INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 5,
One Grand Concert by the
REPRESENTATIVE FEATURE OF THE
INAUGURATION.
a GENUINE
COWBOY BAND,
Accompanying the Denver Colo. Republican
COWBOY MARCHING CLUB.
A TREAT EXTRAORDINARY
BUFFALO BILLS (Hon. W. i. Cody PROTEGESi
Announcement of Reserve Seat Sale will be made
later. r11-tf
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Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. Tele-
phone call 634-3. 3m
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CITY ITEMS.
H0usekeepers,
Attention!

The Great
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
Tea Company,
225 Branch Stores in the United States,
importers and Retailers,
Have Made
Great Reduction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-28

Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. TeIe
phone call 634-3 3m
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Jacksonville Metropolis.

JdCkeOnSIHe MclrOpOlfS.
Because the climate is perfect
Because land is abundant and cheap
Because the soil is fertile and prolific.
Because a home can be made with little labor
Because great variety of products can be
grown.
Because the yield is large and prices always
remuneraive.
Because the workers receive fair compensation
tor their labor.
Because their is health and strength and vigor
in every breeze.
Because life is luxury in land where the
sun shines every day
Because the country is advancing and property
values increasing
Because the vast and varied resources Of the
country are yet 10 be developed.
Becausr the settler need not spend life time
in telling trees ana clubbing out stumps.
Because man can make livelihood here
with less labor than any part OF the United
States.
Because there are chances for poor man
winch be can never hope 10 find IN colder coun-
tries
Because good land j. becoming more scarce
and il You don't catch now your last chance
will soon be gone.
Because vegetation is so rapid that in Two
years the home is surrounded Uv a growth Of
tiecs aud shrubs which would require five years
to develop in a colder CLINE.
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TIHEsBOOM OF THE SOUTH.
Wore Substantial Progress to- be
Made This Year Than Ever.

The Manufacturers Record SAYS The sum-
mer and fall will witness more substantial prog
ress in The south than has yet been. Manuiac
turing interests are prospering, and new enter
prises, many Of them of great Importance, are
being established. 4 81 100000 company is at
work and will soon have 1900 men employed
digging deep water harbor at the mouth of
Brazos river, Tex, from which point railroads
will be built TO Houston and other points, and
northern and foreign capitalists are interested in
this big scheme.
50, 100000 company has been organized TO
extend the East Tennessee Virginia and Geor
gia rail road to Mobile, giving the iron center Of
Alabama another outlet to the sea.
The Birmingham iron men propose to spend
100000 on a new plant ;or steel making. D.l-
las is 10 have 81 O00,0 900 bank and 5000 900
hotel.
There is great activity in the new cotton seed
oil mills, eleven having Teen organized in the
last few weeks Several cotton oil mills and
iron furnace companies have also been organ
lied
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by local application, as they can not reach the
diseased portion Oh the ear There is only one
way TO cure Deafness, and that is by sonstitu-
liOnal remedies Deafness is caused by an No
famed condition ot the mucus lining of Inc
Eus' achian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have Il rumbiing sound or imperfect
hearing, ana when il is entirely closed, Deafness
is the result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out aud his tube restored 10 lis normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever :;
nine cases ont Ot ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an nfamed condition OF
the mucus surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for aay
case Of Deafness (cau>ed by Catarrh) that we
can not cure by taking Halls Catarrh Curv.
Send foi circulars tree
FL CHENEY + CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. May ola
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Frank Le~lie'~ Popular Monthly For
June lAA9

A story of thrilling interest To all classes of
readers, and constituting one of The most impor-
tant contributions to national history that has
ever appeared in magazine, is Colonel Richard
j. Linton's account OF john Brown and his
Men, before and after The raid on Harper's Ferry"
10 the June number OF FRANK LEsL1E's PopU-
LAR MONTHLY, just out. The value of this no.
table paper is enhanced by the illustrations
which accompany II, including portraits of Owen
Brown, Richard Realf, and others, together with
reproductions OF the only existing contempora
neous pictures OF the scenes at HaIper's Ferry
and Charlestown, where John Brown was tried
and executed. A dramatic account of the great
Parnell-T Times Commission. by Richard b. Kim
ball, l.. l.. d., prousely illustrated, is another
feature OF this number. Amongst other illus
irated articles may be specially mentioned Noel
Ruthven's Up and Down The Famons 1neue-
nay" A. l.. Rawson's Copts in Old Cairo.
Egypt" w. A. Crotfuts I" Historic Houses in,
Washington and Joel Benton's charmirnSessav
on old chimneys and fire places, which he fanci-
fully calls "A Picturesque Outlaw" FRANK
LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY has s,eadily in
creased IN merit as it has fiourished in prosper-
ily and its readers now enjoy about double the
amount of good reading and pictures iurnisht I'd
by any other monthly magazine.
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From Polk County.
KEYSTONE. FLA, May %, 1899

KEYSTONE FLA, May %, 1899.
To the Editor OF the FLoniDiAN
Havius received several copies o. yohr ex-
celent paper, ami wishing to make some re-
turns II our county officers now in the Lcgisla-
turc of Florida. IN session in your city, avail
myself of the opportunity through its columns
if vour pleasure to confer the favor | feel proud
that Messrs. Clark. Bryant and Trammel are
doing so nobly in behalf OF Folk countys inter
esis, and hope that their wisdom and zeal may
continue in the favor and benefit OF their con-
slituents TO the end | have read your paper
more or less with good decree of interest, and
will offer in addition to the above short article
which may interest some OF your many readers;
coming from this distant point down the PENN
sula What wish to say is mainly about the
wild grapes found here and the soil they grow
in. | think the evidence is favorable to the
idea that the lands of this section, and especially
between Clinch and Reedy lakes, have been, in
years long past, cultivated in grapes. | have
lately been examining the leaves the multitude
of wild vines growing all over these high sand
hills, and am rather confident that could send
you six distinct varieties of leaves. These vines
in the absence of fire in the woods for two wears
bear abundantly. 4 hunter, who lived at Old
Fort Clinch about twenty.years ago, when the
woods seldom burned here, reported re-
markedly tat deer and turkey, which he killed
here in the summer and first of fall saving TO his
visitors They get flt on the grapes over on
the east side of Lake Clinch" The flavor OF
these grapes, when fully ripe, is excellent. Had
let the wild roots stand, and grated the i'm
proved varieties into one half, which occupied
the four-acre block live on, by now-the third
spring-1 conld ship your City Keystone grapes ia
abundance, but alas | grubbed them on. to give
room for lines, lemons, bananas, guavas etc
The soil from which they grow is Of reddish
cast on the surface and very red, at variable
Depths underneath Near the lake margin, the
red clay and sand is at the surface, but as you
proceed up the hill from the water it is deeper.
The arets, pouched rats and gophers, (highland
terapins) constantly bringing up the subsoll
and mixing it with the soil on top, which has
made the soil very fertile as we'll as red. Many
of these wild vines grow 10 length of % and 80
feet in one year | measured one vine in the
midst Of last winter to get lis proportion per day.
and found that it heightened two inches in 4S
hours. | feel very sure that can select spots
here, that have enough vines on them TO set 800
or more to the acre, if distributed in order
Don't you think good vineyard could be made
here : Well must STOP lest the ashes of this pa
per ferlize the Dubo;se vineyard somebodies
tomato patch. But lie, me tell yeu tina, Crooked
Lake Canal is now in progress in sight of my
dwelling in Keystone. Captain Childers is at it
and intends to s'ceeten rs al pretty soon with SUI
gar aud syrup from Crooked Lake muck.
STEPHEN w. Carson
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This spring with your blood tull Of impurities,
your digestion impaired, your appetite poor,
kidneys and liver torpid, and whole system liza
bic to be pros rated by disease-bui get you rself
into good condition, and ready Tor The changing
and warmer weather, by taking Hoods Sarsa
parla. 1t stands uneq'ia'led Tor purifying the
blood, giving an appetite, and for a general
spring medicine.
Foreman-Siug seven came in drunk this az
ternoon and pied" your article on the " Effects
Of Intemperance."
Edtor-Comple'e
Foreman-All bur the head.
Edilor-Wel, just run HE "pi'' in under the
head. | think that will illustrate the point
7trre Haute Erpress
1t is only the enterprsing who NEE with
disappon'ments. The lazy and dull take what
comes and are as happy as toad under stoned
Milwaukee Journal.
Michigan has adopted high license. A law
passed few DAYS ago taxe- all retailers of in
tOxicatng liquors, $500 year d-tilers, $1,000
brewers, $3.50; wholesale vine and beer mer-
chants 5000 As these are STATE taxes in addi-
ton to local licenses Michigan is entitled 10 first
place high licensed State. The lew law
will not go into eff-ct until My, 1890.
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An acl 10 incorporate the Ladies Village I'M
provement Association OF Green Cove Spring
Memorial Ia Congress asking for fhe establish
ment of a weekly mail route from Blue Springs,
Marion county To Back Dirt Levy county, via
Parker>burC Marion county
Memorial Ia Con-TteS asking al Appropriation
Tor the establishing beacon light al tie mouth
of the Manalee River.
An act 20 defue and establish The rules Of
practice and pleading in civil suits and proceed
ings in courts OF County judges, in this State,
and 10 regulate their fees.
Mr. Trammell introduced House bill No 40,
an act to provide tor additional normal insruc-
ton and appropriaiing funds therefor; referred.
Messages from the Senate were taken up.
Senate Bill Ne. 213 passed.
Senate Bill No. ia passed
Mr. Birch of Levy offered the following:
Rt@lued That The Chief Clerk be requested
TO make complete and correct list. by number,
OF all bills on their second and third reading,
and have said bills printed in me Journal of the
House procetd ings OF the 25th read and
adopted.
The House resumed consideration of bills on
second reading
Bv Mr.. Smith of jackson, House Bill No 346
an act TO appropriate the sum of $4,000 to the
use and benefit of the Sneads High School; re-
ferred.
By Mr.. Smith of Jackson, House Bill No 347,
an act 10 appropriate the sum Of s., 900 10 pro-
vide suitable buildings Tor the Mariana Hlgl
School; referred.
By Mr.. Lavne. House Bill No 34S an act APP
propratng So 900 for normal school building
at Bradentown, Manatee county, Florida; re-
ferred.
Unanimous consent being given, Mr.. Brood
presented petition from the citizens OF Putnam
and Marion counties asking for a change of the
boundary lines between said counties; referred.
The House resumed consideration OF bills on
second reading.
Senate Bill No 112 passed.
The House adjourned.
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From The Il. Louis FOstDlspatch
A woman who could not vote nor make
speeches. nsr match with a campaign club. has
been deprived OF The pDsto office IN The village Of
Liberiyville, Mo- Tor offensive craftsmanship"
On the occasion Of Republican campaign club
parade she presented bouquet to one OF the
members with the remark tlat he would need it
10 lay on Harrisons political grave after the cleo.
ton. Having put Republican voter and work
er in her place, Clarkson feels that he has purged
The pos-ofce OF an offensive partizaa
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! desire to state voluntarily and Tor the bene-
fiji oi the pubic, that having been troubled with
severe bronchial difficulty and "a terrible cough
Tor the past two years, so that a, times tet al
most discouraged and even despared of getting
better have, through the use Of Dr. Acker's
English Remedy for Consumption, been entirely
cured, and cannO, say too much in its favor
Judging from its effects upon me- | consider it
the greatest remedy in the world for all throat
bronchial and lung troubles. G. G. LEAKE.
Cedartown, Ga.
Sold by J. Z. A. Davidson, Druggist
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The House adjourned.

r A. Dunn, VI. d., Dean, and Profess
sor Of Surgery OF the United States Medical
College; editor OF Medical Tribune; author OF
Gums New Improved Hand Book OF Hygiene
and Domestic Medicine, in referring TO the use
of Warmers Safe Cure in a case OF Bright's dis
ease, said oveI his own signature: :" was greatly
surprised to observe decided improvement
within month. Within four months no tube
casts could be found, and only trace of albu-
mep, and, as he expressed II, he felt perfectly
we'll After this demonstration of its power, |
prescribed it in full doses in both acute and
chronic Brght's disease, with the most salts
factory results"
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Commensurate.

All claims not consistent with the high char
the California Fig Syrup Company. II acts
gently on the kidney liver and bowels,
cleansing the system etfeclually, but it ) no; a
cureall and makes no pretensions Mat every
bottle viii not substantiaie
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Some fellows give flowers. and Others send cards;
And others, again (but these latter are bards)
Send verses Will |. oh. unfortunate ELF
In "a moment OF madness, | offered-myseIi.
And she. 10 my utter surprise and despair,
Accepted and gave lily to wear.
So now the stern riddle of life has begun
How can support two when | cent support one
VI Rr5dpez
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Miss Kate Sherman,a buxom Tennessee girl.
met her father at the depot the other day and
broke Two OF his ribs at single hug-Exchange
Heavens. What show would her sweetheart
have?
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The negro will be in politics. in religion,
in business, in heaven and in hell lin fact, he
be in everything You can't keep him out
Richmond Planet.
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Shocking Indeed.

From San FranciscO Alta.
Gen. Butler is seventy-one years old and Ad-
mral Porter is seveny-fve. A jawing match
between Two such old men, and one OF them
cross eyed, is painful exhibition.
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500 For 81.
Liverpool. Ola Orange Grove.

UIUV0
We put dollars worth OF advertising in She
IMMIGRATION FLoRIDIAN. and have 500 clear
profit SO far on the investment. Real estate
men, patronize that old-timer and you won't be
sorry for it; we are not. II
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FLORIDA "a WIN
SAN Luis and And.,.,
RED VINE.
f'DA 'A"hi' per single boaI.
=. PER case Of Iahe.,.
0,.r c aesi Of a h sIf =.
FLORIDA PORT. per s sin,lgs, 49,.
pei Der e s.nsof L. boas
WHITE WINES
- : nv fS per single bo,s.
per per case cas-, of2i h.Ii -
FLORIDA HOOK same u-;..
Not less than 10 gallons sold a, - ss's
Address z. DURo,.
All these wines also on band a, ~
TALLAHASSEE. March "a, ISL r. Slcsa,
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BLOOD POISON

Cured in its worst form sometimes in cases with
Eryspelas where the patient wss in Eternal Pain
and given up by tie physicians. In some cases
Scrofuous Ulcers broke out till the party was
mass OF corruption bottle Of P. P. P. was
procured. and the disease Yielded quickly.
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((onfiane1 frnm b DIQe.l

sions OF this House i'll adjourn on motion Tor
that purpose, regardless OF Time; adopted.
Mr. Saunders offered the following
ReSo9ced That a. The time Tor the adlournment
of this body is y drawing 20 = close, ana
many important matters that affect The iaXpay-
ers OF our STATE remain Enacted aPon. and mnch
time is spent by members OF this body IN eN-
planning their votes, which could be rliized ior
the benefit OF the people OF our State IN consld-
eriDg matters that burden and Cypress our PEG
pie; therefore, be it
Resolced. That on and after The passage OF TINS
resolution no member be allowed more than one
minute TO explain his vote, to the end that more
time NAV be devoted to the interests OF our pee
pie and State by the consideration OF matters
that affect our interest; adopted.
The House resumed The regular order OF oasl'
ness for the evening session.
House Bill No. 212 passed.
On motion of Mr.. Saunders Mr.. Hart vas ex-
cused indefinitely.
Senate Bill No 1862 passed.
House bill No PAS passed:
Senate Bill No. 80 passed
Senate Bill No Us passed.
Mr. Gum gave notice that to morrow, at ll:So
A. NJ. he will move TO reconsider the vote by
which Senate Bill No 80 passed
The House adjourned