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AUCTION SALES.
TONORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


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sd s u n as
ns prSRsry s IN very valuable section and should
Smmand the attention Of those in search of fine
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
deed Of trust On the property, All cash Convey.ne
.o,... THOMAS BOWLING.
noi-oo Aucuoneer.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN con-
TT VII FHi saa lses
NREAsURY DEPARTMENT, NOVEMBER ., 1883.
Sf ssa AN fGLspkI. SovEaBkE TNE WE'VE
collection Of unservceabe property belonging TO this
one 4 ass of par iot so Of farntSps
'Cnalrs: Desks Tables. Se.l, Carpets, Stoves, &C.
acles sold 70 be removed Without delay e rlsk and
e e OF the purchaser. GEO. 5. BATCHELLER,
pUNcANso2 Bros Auctioneer. ns-2,
lHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CITY OF SkH hsnATS II TH H5
sI lib 5sTAIE OF THE LATE LEWIS THOMAS
Of the Supreme snS G Soar. of tn.
District of Columbia made on the ID day Of ocsotsr
equity viii trustee IN ssid cause eli
tpuoc auction TO the highest and best bidder there
AZ the tunes and in front Of the several premises
ana upon the terms all hereinafter specined the fol
lowing lots OF ground, all Ntusted in the city OF
Washington, District Of Columbia and known upop
the plat Of said city - they
ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST. a, BAIF-pAsr
fOUk O'CLOCK, Lot lettered In William A. Brad.
ley's SUBDIVISION Of square numbered three hundred
ana nfty-four t3o4, recorded in Ilber n X folio 246
OF the records OF the Surveyors office said Dis
trict This lot fronts on 18th st. between and
Dwellings. ~
immediately thereafter all that part Of Lot num-
the following metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same at point on tn street distant IL feet and
inches north from the southwest of the said
square, and running thence north 25 feet aud y
inches along 1lth St, thence 90 feet the nee
south 20 feet and inches, and thence west loo feet
70 the place of beginning
THIS lot also fronts tn st. and il improved by
Two Two-story Brick Dwellings,
ne terms OF sale, as prescribed by law are, in
each case these: Onethird the purchase money on
the day OF sale, onetird in year and one third in
two years thereafter. with interest per cent per
annutn. the deferred payments to be secured the
parties, according to their respective interests by
sood ana sumclent mortgage upon the premises 8
sold which shall be subject TO the approval of the
court All conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost The trustee will resell at purchasers risk and
r. ROSS PERRY, Trustee
oclo-d6os FendAn Building
VTHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED UN-
III TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, SAME HOURS
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TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON ARTHUR PLACE
BEJWEEN AND e STREETS AND FIRST
STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
WEST, NEAR UNITED STATES CAPITOL
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
IMELFIH, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK, we will
sell. in front of the premises,
LOTS Al AND AZ, SQUARE 633,
each lot fronting 10 feet west side of ARTHUR
PLACE and having q depth of so feet 10 an alley
These lots are in the immediate vicinity Of o. 8.
Capitol and District Building
Ierns One cash, balance in one and two years
notes TO bear per cent interest, payable semi
annually, and to be secured by deed Of trust on
premises or all cash. at option of purchaser deposit
OF SlOO on each lot required Convey
anclng, &C. at purchasers cost. Terms complied
with IN ten days. otherwise right reserved resell at
rsk and cost OF defauting purchaser after five days
hshed in Washington, u. c.
n5-d&ds DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- 9th and d SITS. u. W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CORNER PROPERTY IN THE NORTHWEST
SECTION OF The CITY. BEING PREMISES
No. l140 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST
BRICK AND FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
WITH STABLE IN REAR.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the Oath day Of
April AID. 1883 and recorded in Liber 1879, folio
Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby we Will sell Ut public auction in front OF the
premises, on MEDSLSDAl, THE TM e NTIETH DAY
Oh NOVEMBER AID. 1889, AT HALl-PAST FOIjH
O'CLOCK in THE AFTERNOON, the following de-
scr1bed real estate situate III city of Washington
the District OF Columbia, to wit All that certain piece
or parcel Of land and premises
W. Riggs subdivision III square numbered three hum
dred and ntnetyhve $500 as per plat recorded in
Liber folio 20, OF the records of the SURVEYORS
ONCE OF the District Of Columbia the same being inn
proved by tHo-sory brick aud frame and dwell
ing with stable OIL the alley in rear all in good repair
Terms Of sale; $500 cash, purchaser assume the
payment Of note OF 900 dated April % 1883 and
II the laie Of SIX t6) per cent annun, pay
semi annually said note being secured by deed of
trust Oh the above described property and the
in one % and two CD years from date OF sale for
which the proissory notes Of the purchaser must lie
given bearing Interest payable semi annually ut the
rate OF six 10 per cent annum and be secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold all cash over
the purchaser. All conyeyancing and recording at
purchaser cost. deposit Of e. o. requested at
Time OF sale II the terms OF sale complied with
Ill ten days after date Of sale the the
right TO resell ut the risk aud cost of defautng pur
chaser alter three days public notice OF such resale in
BRAINAkD H. WARMER -.
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HOUSE Il HERRMASNs
EQUITABLE

AAOCsE "a 11ERhMANNS
EQUITABLE
HOUSE KEEPERS:
HAS 1T EVER OCCURRED TO YOU AT
HOW THRILLING AN OUTLAY OF MONEY
YOU CAN PURCHASE FOR YOURSELVES
AND YOUR FAMILIES THE
COMFORTS OF LIFE,
TO SAY NOTHING OF THE HAPPINESS
AND CONFINEMENT ATTENDING THESE
COMFORTS
OUR CREDIT SYSTEM. WHICH NEITHER
RESTRICTS YOU IN THE AMOUNT OF
YOUR PURCHASE NOR opPREssEs YOU
WITH AN INsUFFERABLE BURDEN. WILL.
IF JUDICIoUsLY TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF,
ENABLE You TO LIVE
THE PEER OF YOUR wEALTHIER
NEIGHBoR
THE ENVY OF YOUR IMMEDIATE olRcI8
OF FRIENDS.
IT is. IN ITS METHODS. so
SIMPLE,
EQUITABLE.
FAR-REAcHINa
AND
BENEFIcENI.
THAT. TO ONCE PARTAKE OF ITS BENE-
FITS. ITS MEMORY WILL REMAIN a
PLEASURE FOREVER
IT ALLOWS YOU THE USE OF WHILST
PAYING FOR THE GOODS. AND GRANTS
YOU THE INEsTIMABLE PRIVILEGE OF
Debating THE TERMS UPON wRIoH
YOU MAY WISH TO PURCHASE.
WE EXTEND ITS BENEFITS TO AL
RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS. REITERAT.
ING OUR FORMER wELL-FouNpKD
BOAST THAT
Low PRICES,
HONEST REPRESENTATION
EQUITABLE DEALING
HAVE EVER BEEN THE DISTINGUISHING
. CHARACTERISTICS OF OUR EhINKNTLx
SUCCESSFUL
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
HOUSE HERRMANNS
CASH AND CREDIT HoUsI
p2l and s2s 9Th o. and $50 Ma ava ~
ss2-4m
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OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Men Who Pay Faxes on q Good Deal
of Property.

THE SHOWING OF THE LAST TRIEySrAL ASSESS
MENr-TAxPAYERs WHO ARE ASSESSED FOR
AMOUNTS RANGING FROM s2O, 900 TO 80, 900.
The STAR OH Saturday published list OF tax
payers who under the new assessment pay taxes
on real estates to the value of 5000 or more.
The following list comprise those whose real
estate is assessed at less than go, 900 but more
than $4,000
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE No. e27 o STREET.
Under and by virtue OF the last will Jacob Schei
ley the undersigned executors will sell public
non IN front o. the Premises, on MONDAY the ELEv.
IN. Lot 10 (13l in samuel kedferns recorded SUBJ
oiysi9n o. square three hundred aud sixtysix $780,
Terms Of sale: One third in cash residue one and
two years. The purchasers to be given for the
deferred payments and to bear interest from day Of
sale per cont per annum. payable semi annually
ana 70 De secured on the property Sold the
ton OF the undersigned executors, all cash at the
option o. purchaser deposit of $500 to be made
when bid Is accepted and terms sale be fully COM
pied with in ten days thereafter otherwise the
ors the right to sell at the risk and of the
defaulting purchaser Conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost CHRISTIAN g. SCHNEIDER,
Executor 1907 st. NV.
CHARLES EDMONSTON,
ecSO-do Executor, I'll q St NV
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4 NHANCERI SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON The HEIGHTS
OF GEQkGETOWN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
FiiONlING ABOUT 100 FEET ON THE EAST
ABUUT S1h FEET ON IHE WEST SIDE OF
ING ABOUT 42.32S SQUARE FEET OF
GROUND.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of said
District PASSED in Equity Cause No. 11214 we shall
SELL ~ pubic auction, III front of the prenises on
WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEN-
BEk, 1889 Ut FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described Real Estate situated in said be-
ginning tor the same at point the line Of
tayette tlow known 3th) street. distant 2S7 feet
~ inches north from the north lie OF 9Th (now
known as " street, and run thence eastwardly to
54th) street. distant 293 IT. north from said north
line OF Nth street: thence north 81 it. in; thence
west AZ IT. lu.; thence northwardly 81 it. TO a
point distant lSl It. ill., esstwardy from point on
said east HE OF fayettc street, distant 100 IT. in
north IRON the place Of beginning; thence west
wardly lSl IT. III, to sai POINT distant 90 it. in
north from the place of beginning, and thence south
loo IT. = ill., to the place of beginning, together with
the improvements, &c, consisting Of twostory
brick house and frame outbullaings.
Terms OF sale: Oue-third cash, residue in two equal
payments, at one and two years respectively, with in
terest AID secured by deed Of trust the property
required at time OF sale. All conveyauciny, Be- at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
days, or the trustees reserve the right readverse
and sel tile property at defGulting purchasers cost
and RISK.
Guarantee certificate Of title of the Columbia Title
Insurance Co. of ID. c. furnished by the trustees,
CHARLES II. CEAGIN.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
AND BASEMENT DWELLING ON
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN l. AND NEW
YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. NO. ll0S AT

on MONDAY, NOYEMBER ELEvENTH, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN, shall sell in front of
the premises part lot No in square numbered square
Iorth Of square 5lo being Il feet front by 100 feet
Basemment Dwelling, gas and water.
Terms: One-th cash, balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
and secured by deed Of trust property sold slOO
chaser's cost WALTER b. NIIIIANS ii 90
no-d6ds Auctioueers
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THoMAs BOWLING. AUcTIoNEER

CHOICE LOT ON 14TH STREET FOR SALE AT
AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWELFTH, 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
IN front OF the premises, shall sell the following
scrioed property Being lot No. IL 80 203 west side
120 #. to wide alley
Terms easy and will be made known on day Of sale
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required at
time OF sale, and the terms must be complied with
Mlthln zen IO days or property will be sold at risk
and cost of defaultlng purchaser
n5-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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TE1rszoxrs Fon E1rosr.
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA TROPICAL
AMERICAN TELEPHONE 90. drda.
n|6t o5 NH st.. Boston. No..
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THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED UN-
III M MUESpAf, NOVEMBER IL, SAME HOURS
AND PLACE. no
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PRINTERS
PROFESSIONAL

DROf. CLAY, OLD ESTABLISHED AND REII.
l. able Clalrvoysnt, Astrologer and Medium horn
With Vel and wonderful ProI heuc Gift OF second
Sieht reveals every hidden Mystery. tnds Lost
Speedy Happy Marriages, gives success Business,
removes au Family troubles, kvil Influence, cures
sickness, has more Power than all the CAlryOy ants in
the CITY, which he Is prepared prove; never been
known 10 fail. Once Hours q m 10 b D. M sundayu
TO z. sittings oUc. Lie headings by mail on re-
Birth -
oclS-24t' $40 10th stnv
NJ ME-. BROOKE TELLS ALL IHk EVENTS or
N4 LII L AL business Dental Lsoles and ssu-
ueinen % cents EACH 4Vs 81. between 4th and 5th
81. h-M au.o-l2w.
M NE. DkEAMER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF LIFE
Az ~ tngllsh or German. AL business CONFIDENTIAL
Once hours, q. N. 10 pm. All 9Th ct n. Open
on sunday from 10 al u 3 80 pm selJ-2ms
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18
WASHBURN & GORDON.
PROPRIETORs.

The new war ship. Philadelphia, was
launched at Camps ship yard on Satur,
day last. The Philadelphia is beauti-
full model and is purely American
design, the Messrs. Cramp having been
allowed carte blanche in that respect.
Her armament will consist of 10 six.inch
guns, six, six-pounder rapid firing guns,
six REVOLVING cannon, four gatlings and
four 4a-inch guns. She has also four
torpedo tubes toward and aft. Her con.
ming tower is also armored with three
inch steel
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18
COUNCIL MEETING.
A Sewerage System to be Inaug-
urated.

a Sewerage System to be Inaug-
urated.
The council held a special meeting
Monday evening IN response to call by
acting mayor T. F. Leonard to consider
the subject of. sewerage. The mayor
and alderman Padden were absent.
The following propositions were re-
ceived
To the Hon. Mayor and common coun-
Gil of Austin.
AS chairman of the board of county
commissioners, am instructed to make
your city the following proposition:
If you will cause a sewer to be laid
from West Main street, east on on Maple
street to the river, of sufficient size to
accommodate the court house and county
Jail, we will give toward the gross cost
of the same, the sum of One Thousand
Dollars ($1000:O0)
W. W. SWEET.
Chairman Board of County CONS
Dated Sept. Z, 1889.
To the Honorable Mayor and common
council of the city of Austin.
AS officers of the school board of In
dependent District No. 81, Mower county
Mimi, we are instructed to make your
city the following proposition,
II you will cause a sewer to be LAID
from West Main street east on Maple
street TO the river, of sufficient size to &C
commodate the school district for a gen
eral sewer, we will give toward the gross
cost of the same of Three Hundred Dol
lars, (300:0O. w. NJ. ROBERTS,
President of School Board.
Dated Sept. 9, 1885,
Mr.. Tschergi the engineer from Dubu-
que was present and explained some
| needed changes in the system once adopt
ed, provided the terminus was to be on
the flat.
L. D. Baird appeared before the council
on behalf of the citizens and spoke of the
feasibility and general acceptabllity of a
sewer on Maple street.
The idea of Mr.. Baird was to have the
opening of the sewer on the flat at the
foot of Maple street.
A Renaissance signed by L. Nugent
and thirty other property owners resid'
ing on and near River street was receiv'
ed, obiecting to having the terminus OF
the sewer on the fiat as proposed.
Aid. Phillips offered a resolution that
the city advertise for bids for a sewer
starting at West Main following Bridge
TO Chatham, thence south to Maple,
thence east to Hickory, connecting will
this sewer on Main from Mill to Bridge
street, also bid tor main sewer from
Maple street to the outlet according tt
original system adopted by the city
council, right reserved to reject any and
all bids Bids to be opened Friday
evening Oct. 4, at 7:30 o'clock.
THIS resolution was adopted unanimous
ly by members present.
On motion it was decided to advertise
for bids in the Engineers News of New
York city. ...-
On motion by Aid johnson the engln
. eer was instructed to make the necessar!
changes in the plans. JILL
Council voted to adjourn just as AID
Padden appeared, .,... -..>.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18

A defender Of California against the
charge of 'tgrossness," and witness that
with all the wonders Of the great and
the grand" the state can show also the
sylvan and delicately beautiful. will
contribute to Harper's Magazine for
October paper upon the Forest OF
the California Coast Range, q accompani-
ed with confrmatory testimony u the
shape Of numerous illustrations drawn
81 julian Rix.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18

DR.. w. w. Keen, the distinguished
philadelphia surgeon, will contribute to
Harper's Magazine for October paper
upon Recent Progress IN Surgery" in
which he points out the astonishing ad
vance in this department of medicine.
He maintains that America can rightly
boast Of playing the chief role in effect
ing the change that has taken place."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18
REMEMBERING THE. ANIMALS.
Suggested by the Drinking Fountain on
Main Street In Austin.

On coming here to attend a meeting.
notice something worth repeating,
In every town throughout the state.
Because dumb brutes it would elate.
And that dear Sir is a bubbling pool,
OF nice fresh water, good and cool,
Provided for that noble beast,
Which like our selves enjoys feast;
Of palatable drink and pal atable food,
That which is fresh, clean and good,
And when the Lord to earth shall come,
And reward US all for what we've done;
He will remember each son and daughter
That gives drink OF good cold water,
Not only to man, but to beast as we'll.
Which man doth buy, and trade, and sell
And gets from it much good and gain.
But regarding not sometimes its pain,
From over work and scanty feed,
And even disease man doth not heed.
As he ought when the horse ia sick,
And doth ply the cruel tick,
As did false Baalam, to humble brute,
Which like all others, dumb and mute;
Yet spoke out with voice distinct,
And is speaking still In various print,
LUG ouko1 giving Tue OottSG VOICE.
TO tell its mastor that, not from choice,
Did it stop, and refuse to 60.
And so receive such cruel blow;
But on account of an angel white.
With full drawn sword, glittering bright
That stood before as If to slay,
II it should further go that way.
But you hare read the narrative through,
The book of Numbers, chapter twenty two
An6 so think with animals now.
Whether the OK. the horse or COW;
Could they be given the power of speech,
Might some useful lessons teach,
OF what we call the golden rule,
And practiced by poor Baalams mule.
Yours dear sir for animal kind,
For like our selves they have a mind.
L.G. CALvER,
Wells, MINI.
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An Elegant Substitute

For oils. salts, pills. and all kinds Of bit
ter, nn.,scnus medicines. is the very
agreeable lignid fr,it remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, Recommended Ivy lending Physi-
clans. manufactured only by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Compony. For sale in.
SO cts and 81 90 bottles by Giles = Tryon
DRUGGIST %. #
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18

Lucy Larcom will contribute to Har.
per's Magazine for October a poem
entitled discovery" which is -appro-
pirate, if not by inspiration due, to the
present turning of the worlds mind to
the hero of 1902,
The National tribune., 1889-12-05
Exchange /


OF the innumerabe amusing incidents of the
war, not very many occurred in prosaic bust
mesa OF investigating Government contracts.
Yet, oven here spark OF humor sometimes
shOne out.
In the matter of a large purchase of horses,
which on their arrival no the supply depot had
been condemned, u Member of Congress, who
was a friend of the implicated official, argued
earnestly that the horses were all right when
they left the place where they were bought,
and that they must have been rendered unfit
for service solely to tho long journey to the
supply depot Mr.. Dawes of the Investigating
Committee, who was conducting the examina-
ton, inquired, with queer twinkle in his
eyes:
q How long a time did the journey occnpy2"
al don't know exactly; but a good while"
"Well," said Mr.. Dawes, "about how many
years, sayf"
"How many years? What do you mean by
such question as thatf"
"Wby, you say the horses were sound and
young when they started and became unfit for
service during the journey. 1t must have
taken long time, because nearly the whole lot
were condemned for being over II years old |"
The National tribune., 1889-12-05

more red tape about it than about the State
Department at Washington. Its troubles
come, il is said, from the demands made upon
IL by the Sultan. who, as everyone knows. is
up to his cars in debt. and who has TO keep his
people jumping 10 pay the interest on the inn
mense loan which the English bankers and
others hold over Turkey. The Turks are, as a
rule. not good business men, and you find that
the bankers and money changers among them
are either Armenians or Greeks. This is the
same In Egypt and in ali the countries Of the
Mediterranean. The Greek bankers in Egypt
are the most usurious of their class They
charge the people from six per cent. upward a
month, and they have grown rich by il. The
best residences in Cairo are owned by Greeks,
and you viii find their palaces along the shores
of the Mediterranean and at Alexandria. In
the cities at the corners Of every street You see
Greek money changers. with little counters
filed with gold, silver and copper coins Of every
denomination and of every country. They
VIII change your money for you and charge you
The National tribune., 1889-12-05

The greatest bankers in India are the Killings
You will find their money lending establish
ments at Singapore, in Ceylon, in Burmah, and
In every one of the many big cities in India.
They are a tribe from near Madras, who do
nothing else but lend money. The fathers, as
usurers, bring mp their sons TO the lending of
Dollars and cents, and they are taught that
cent for cent means everything In this life
They are the shabbiest looking set of bankers
you will find in the world. They are as black as
the ace of spades, and their sole garment con-
sists of white sheet, which they wrap about
their bodies, and they shave their heads, and
some wear large earrings in their ears. Their
banking establishments consist of low cells,
aud their furniture is made up of a safe, a pair
OF scales, n ledger or two and little table about
six inches high, which they use for, writing
desks. They make lots Of money in Burmah.
and English merchants told me that they CON
trolled most of the capital of the country. /
visited the Wall Street Of Rangoon. IL con-
sisted ofabout q hundred OF these black skinned.
bald headed Killings each squatting on the floor
and keeping books or counting out money as
though his life depended upon the blinking of
every coin. ] asked as to the rates OF interest,
and was told that five per cent month was
not at all uncommon. l found these same peo-
pie in Calcutta, and met with them even in
Bombay, where the Parsees do 30 much of tho
banking business.
The National tribune., 1889-12-05

The Parsees are among tho greatest money
makers in the world. and you will find their
banks everywhere They are just the opp0sites
10 the King IN their dress aud habits. They
live well. aud look not unlike Europeans. Their
complexion Is the rich cream. color Of the Ital-
Episcopal preacher. They do business on a
very close margin, and they can make money
where an American would starve. They have
bad many millionaires among them, aud they
have made themselves regulations business
men everywhere in the East They are the
The National tribune., 1889-12-05
Xmas Presents.

DO not buy your Xmas presents till you
have consulted the mammoth illustrated pre-
IN ium list issued by The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Sent free to any address. IL gives a selection
from hundreds of articles, embracing all must
cal Instruments, watches, jowelry, guns sew.
ing machines. household utensils, such as
china silver plate. stoves, etc. All these
things can DO obtained free of cost, or, if one
chooses to pay outright, at less than half the
retail price. We also furnish gold watches OH