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FOR THE BENEFIT OF SOLDIERS.
Proposed New Pension Bills and Why
They are Framed.

The coming session Of Congress will probably
be full of discussion on proposed pension legis-
lation. Mr.. II. Berdan Of this city has already
sent to Senator Davis, chairman Of the Senate
committe on pensions, a letter transmitting
copies of four bills intended to readjust the
pension lists on what he considers a fairer and
more equitable basis than at present He
argues that as the records show that large
per cent of the soldiers and officers were first
treated in hospitals after they had been two
years or more in service, it is fair to presume
that many Of those who enlisted late in the war
had their diseases developed after they were
mustered out of the service
The law, he says, does not allow a pension 10
be granted for disability resulting from dis
eases contracted in service unless the applicant
can show that he was treated for such diseases
while in service, and bill No. ia designed to
give relief to this class of officers and men.
In view of the fact that il may be impossible to
increase the annual appropriations for PEN
to give the required sum without doing injus-
tice to any class now drawing pensions
Bill No. Is for the purpose Of giving some
ielief Tor those who are not disabled from
wounds or disease, but are becoming disabled
by age, and who have no means Of support
other than from manual labor.
Bill No. Is to put stop 10 young girls mar
rying old soldiers for the sake of getting their
pensions. The single fact that over 80 per cent
of the money paid in pensions for the war Of
1872 is paid to women should be- he thinks
sufficient TO cause this bill to become Law.
He drew mp separate bills 80 that the most de-
serving class Of officers and men should NO
longer be deprived of their rights from the
nation until the less deserving class got what
they claim.
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Flying for the Championship.

A prize contest for homing pigeons owned
in this city will take place tomorrow. The
birds will be released at Covesville, Va, at 2
O'Clock and will fly to this city. The following
bird and pigeon fanciers have entered the con-
test: s. Wallace, birds; W. L. Bishop, 8; II. C.
lille, s; V. B. Grant, 8; L. A. Schmid, 2; c. Vol
land, l; W. h. Mahr, 8. The judges in this
city will be Messrs. E. s. Schmid and N. r.
Wood. The race 10 for the championship of
the District and gold medal will be awarded
to the winner.
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Questions Agitating Wyoming.

The constitutional convention OF Wyoming
territory yesterday adopted Q chapter on
county organization. There was big fight on
fixing minimum valuation for new counties.
The sum Was placed at s2,o0o,oo0. A hot con-
test on spportionment 10 brewing. One prope-
sition ID to give each county state senator;
another to make population the basis Of repre-
sentation. McCandish o. johnson presented .
bill making the formation or maintenance az .
trust in the state misdemesuoE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- No other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city Of WASH
ington ~ has TIE EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
of its circulation.
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No Money, No Fair.

From the New York World.
Thirty more minutes Of time were given
yesterday by the wealthy gentlemen compos-
ing the finance committee of the proposed
worlds fair to the consideration of a plan by
which the aspirations of this great city may be
realized. Out Of this expensive elaboration
came nothing. 1t is definitely understood now
that the finance committee will do nothing un-
til a site has been selected for the proposed ex-
position buildings Some Of the fnanciers hold
that the success Of the fair will turn upon the
question of locality. After they have been in
formed as to the site they will determine
whether to go ahead with the work or drop it.
Some Of our citizens may decide that they will
have nothing to do with the enterprise should
they not approve of the site. So it il not at all
certain that New York will have an exposition
in 1892, because no steps have been taken to
raise the money. Time is passing, and it is
extremely unfortunate that indecision and pro-
scrastination have thus far usurped the func-
tions OF zeal and energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14

ExcuRsIoN TO BALrIMoRK.-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company 'sill sell excursion
tickets 70 Baltimore for all n aims September 2
rate Of eL20 for the round trip.
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Dragged into LakeO Ontario by Balloon

Prof. Slocum, the aeronaut who suffered Q
fall from q balloon at Antwerp short time
ago, Thursday made an ascension at Cape Vim.
cent fair, near WATERFOWL, n. Y. The wind
was blowing briskly toward Lake 0ptsrio, and
as he expected, the professor struck the water
three miles out where q saiIboat had been sent
to pick him up. The wind took the balloon
along at such a rapid rate that il was some time
before the boat could catch it. Slocum had ON
q life preserver and managed to keep his head
marrow escape.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary aud u. b. COMMISSIONER
yNO e BkAl-L. 1921 b ~ Nv In Office from a M
u Pm lI7
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TWO TRAINS on THE SAME TRACK-AN ENGINEEF
KILLED AND SEVERAL PERSONS rSJURFD-soMf
ONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PASSENGERS
Al INQUEST 10 BE HELD.
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SPECIALTIES.

Miss E L. VAUDEVILLE. FORMERLY OF NEW
vi Iork Guy. Expert Manicure and Chiropodist has
opened PariOrs over Davis sOE, HAtters 9th ST and
Pa ave-. Rooms and d. once hours: B a IN 10 s
pm se1-lms
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STEAMER Lady of the Lake will leave for
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort tomorrow, SUM-
day, September Is, ats O'Clock pm.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

TNoR sXLE-LoTs AT FOREST GLEN. MD: ONLY
Il 20 minutes ride from city: I to cents Per foot.
j. R. HEREFORD,
5y6-3m 1419 q st.
EoR sALE-THE NATIONAL cAPITAL INVEST.
Il ment Company oHers for sale very Desirable Lots
in squares $50, $50 and So fronting the follow
ing Streets E, 7, @, and L. between 9Th and 7th
SITS ne, and on 9Th ST.. between and y ne. These
lots very desirable either ornvestsmept ime-
date building purposes. Terms made to suit pur-
chasers. Advances made to reliable parties for build
ing purposea Apply TO
SAMUEL II. WALLER, President
ASS Louisiana sveL ny
SAMUEL W. CURRIDEN, Treasurer.
National Safe Deposit Building,
N17-2m New York ave and 5th st
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BOARDING.

rINHE AUBURN. PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
Il Ia NV.
Cool pleasant ROOMS with beard at reasonable
prices my2S-ims
UNHE WEBSTER. 5l3 18TH ST. NV SIGHT
Il seers' home; central to all points interest," new
furniture elegant with beard, SO 70 %. per
day. 10 - j. A. DEWITT, Prop. aulC-tjin
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EoR sALE,aFIFTY LOTS IN "FAIRvTEW," BE.
i ioo si % each Easy terms THIS property
Tor Investment For plats and nfor1nation apply 10
.u17-sm BUST AUSGEhTokD.
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PERSONAL.

DARTY WITH FROM $1,000 TO $4,000 CAN
have chance 10 JOIN in sale cash business. Profits
assured For full information, References &C. address
A. ". B., star ofnce. IT.
AN GOING TO LONDON. ENGLAND, ON THE
Il 11th September; will attend to any business where
can make few dollars; will be back two months
Gail or address JAS. SCOTT, 500 9TH st. el3-t'
TyNHE YOUNG LADY WHO NOTICED GENTLEMAN
Il quite often III temperance meeting Friday
evening, August 80. and who sat III OF her
partner. another young lady, and who retired the
entrance u twO Oter young lales on his lett 10 the
seats to the right, would like very much know
her. Address Wv, star once. sel2-6t'
nIVORCES-A GOODRICH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
~ Ia Dearborn st. Chicago: advice free. twenty
one years experience. business quietly and legally
Transacted. sel5-s,tuSth
a UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
IA Williams & Co. Communications promptly nj
tended 10 and strictly confidential Office OIen all
hours WI WILLIAMS. Manager. 9z0 81. Nv.
mJ4-5m'
CIvII~SERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers Send lOc to
>. ". FLYNN, AN. Ivy Institute,
au21-1u' Southwest cor. Sth aud NV.
VUsTH's OLD STAND Is TUE ONLY PLACE
- where nrst-Class Second HAND Clothing be
sold ~ respectable pTIces Address call u
NV myl
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s.s.. ...s-.. "
FURNISHED HOUSES.

Conn X, or $500 Conn n R i 1r G6 67
Mass ave nr 9th 13r250 q st. near 18th, Or 80
12l1 st. NV. d.. 200 y. II. ave mr. l2r. 100
18th st. X, 2OS 33 ST. near 18th. Tor. 80
81. 18th. 1T 200 10Th st near y, Tor = 20
Hillyer ave, 7r. .... 200 list and SITS, Sr 90
RI. mr. 18th. 1r2OU D st. near 10th, llr, 100
Mass .sv. nr. 9Th. 200 st. mr. 18th, Tor 100
X av. mr. l5th llr.2O0 near 18th, Sr. 30
9Th mr. J. ST., l4r...... / 55th NV, rs
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our office only. THOMAS j. FISHER * co,
selO 1924 L st. IL W
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L'OR RENT - FURNISHED WE OFFER FOR
II rent for one year or longer of the most COM
plete and beautiful Huu-es Ill Washington situated
on prominent avenue in the most desirable part of
the city; everything finished IL the artistic
style: bath rooms with tile floors and walls; most
handsomely furnished throughout
HILL & JOHNSTON,
sel4-6t 1oO3 Penna. ave n. W.
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NOR RENT-UNFURNIs
Il l10l X. i. ave. NV,
l7r......-........ G2OS.33
1413 Mass. ave-, 17r.
and stable. 200
! Dupont circle, lar. 2UO
1916 18th st. NV. l ;jr20Ul
liza Conn. av.. lSr. 166. ~
9l2 9th st. NV, Dor,
stable.......-......1 6O. 81
1413 u st. n. W., llr.
and store.......-:....125
1928 N st. NV, 15r. ..125I
100 18th st. n.
W. ,16r. and stable116.61
14Ol Stoughton b.,
1lr..................S3. -
1901 21st ST. NV, Sr. 20
502 Z st. NV. l1r.......75I
2O2:5 U st.n.w., 1lr.and
n
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LOST AND FOUND.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

lNOR SALE-SUBURBAN LOTS
BY BENJ; 2. DAVIS. 1919 F ST.
Corner lots. Meridian Hill .45c., zoe and 90c
lOth ST near CoIumbIa road 1Oxl 22..........:i5 c
i0th 81 near keuesaw ave, 4Oxl22 3c.
Ioth 81, MI Pieasah, sOxl 3oc.
rark 81 cor SCHOOL, lf,OUO square feet Acc.
Howard ave, oOxlI3 and :}0c.
Merldan ave. 5OxlOO zoe.
kosemount Park. lots from. Toe to zoe
sel3-3ts
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FURNISHED HOUSES
COMpT ETE

COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE.
OFFICES
al & ;dsyy ESi5ains
heated b. steam Ie etss $50 y e sen
"a sa5 L s1s from io 70 e 3 NV
1925 4th St nw. 500 1929 14th st. n w. =. $50
1927 14th st n.w.......60i
,5 Th9s sn sefSg, New oiS 1922
fd my s Sff s..nw
L;OR RENT-TwO sIX-ROOM BRAND NEW
BEHKESD. AS ii st. NV. 'N''' u seS-iw
ENoR KENT-HANDSOMEl 2-KOOM HOUSE, COR
stable in lot 100000 new electric road passes
81 sth St NV, -story and Basement. -
p psI aw Ma 3-s'ory ana basement; SO
2o7 St ne, 2story and Basement aea oa.'en'
Ward place H. w.. 1880
se6- I'm - 'BiEiLI. BROWN CO.. i8@T st.
FOR RENT-HoIEL WINDSOR, CORNER 18th
at and Ssw Sort ave Recently and
sSSassd on opposite Prssdeps house United
SSSl OF city, Address ~
EOR RENT-OCTOBER 1, 1888 nth ST. NV, 8
- rooms modern improvements, s45 per month; can
se4-1mo Apply 144l Rhode IslandAve.
FOR RENI-TWo FIRST CLASS RESIDENCES,
lol3 Rhode Island ave and l412 18th st. Apply
to J. J. sHEDD. 1907 Il. l. au;Ss,tu,th. Im&d5m
IrOR RENT-A VERY COMPLETE HOUSE IN
perfect order: particularly suited for physician or
dentist, 17l5 14th St NV; contains rooms; all
mod irnps also stoves in kitchen and bath room
has burglar alarm electric bells and messenger call
box; $50 per month to yearly tenant.
SWORMSTEDT d BRADLEY,
se3ot 927 / st. NV.
IGOR RENT : NEW BRICK DWELLING, 40
North Washington st., Alexandria. Va; rooms
ana bath: modern improvements. Address RENT
Lock BOX %, Washington. ID. G. se7-Im
Eok RENT-725 18TH ST.. 1OROOMs, IN PER
Il feet order.
sTEIGER LIEBERMANN,
sel-i2t 1903 ST.
IToR RENT.-To DESIRABLE PARTY ONLY
y that Fine New House ne. corner 18th 1T. and
Massachusetts ave. NV; 10 rooms two bath rooms: :
heated by steam all modern improvements; % per
month Apply to CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL, DOS
+ stnw. se6-lm
nor RENT-HoUsE 1872 18TH ST. n. W., CON
Il tanning large rooms and bath. stationary wash
tubs and all mod. mps For further particulars APP
ply 70 JOHN A. PRESCOTT, l4l6 st. NV. Kellogg
buildine se4-l0t
J>ORRENT-MOsT DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSE
y near Dupont Circle. eos month. Apply CHARLES
EAhLf, Gus l4th ST. se7-lm
lIOR RENT-MOsT DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR
ID Farragut Square, $50 month. Apply CHARLES
EARLY, 603 14th st. se7-Im
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED, 1912 VERMONT AVE.
- n.y. 10 isrss rooms. bath; ~ f. complete in
80. THos. q. HkS.EY CO,
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NOR KENT-BY OCTOBER l, TO FAMILY OF
II adults Costly Furnished House OF six rooms;
large yard with flowers rent moderate Apply between
4::}O and u pm. To- 1924 9Th st. sci 4-3ts
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H.
i 1913 14th NV. $S3 33 1926 Sth st. n. w., 5r.S23
FOG lth ST. n.w. Tor. 40 6l9 10th st. me-, TILT
1U9 lth st. Or. 90 1918 Mdav Or ~ SO
lS2J st. NV, Or. 80 1929 ST. n.w 7r. IL. so
Id 9th st. H. W.. Or. 30 u Gth st. ,6r 10
III 9th ST. NV, llr1O l221 St. ne,
l1lO u st. lOr.. 30 yOO 9th st store. 80
191l Sth st. NV, 1r.27.50i ALBERT +. FOX,
sel4-3t go 4 St Ii. ".
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE FARM; ONE Hun
II dred and Seyenty-thres acres of Good Land, with
improvements near the mountains i'll the upper part
OF Prince William cCunty.Na.; twenty-five Ininute,'
walk 70 l. station. telegraph ana telephone comInu
liCAtiO0- three daily mails possession given nned-
Htely. Apply 10 e. A. HULFIsH. Haymarket. Va.
Il
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Hell.
i415 n st. n. W.. 11r.S65
942 y. Y. ave. NV, yr. TO
GOi lSthst. NV. SO. 81
1908 II st. NV, Or. 81. 80
10th st. NV. or. 80
1901 z st. NV. 6r. 30
10 i 4 l. st. NV. llr. 80
l2iS llth st. NV. .1Or. 80
lO4 y st. NV, lOr......45
1915 l2tn st. NV. Sr. 40
1888 Pierce place. lUr.. AZ
| 124 Conn. ave, | Or. 40
3O13 NJ st. NV. store. Or 40
1880 10Th st.n.w.. 1r. 80
1926 Mallach St. ,6r. :. 30
1905 9th 81. Ii. W, Dr.. 30
1907 Caroline ST., 1r. 20
1909 18th st. NV. Sr. 20
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TOR SALE-LoTs IN MT. PLEAsANY GEO TO 25c.
am Houses built to suit. DIR. fREED. Cor
eih and sts NV. or Howard ave-. Mt. Pleasant.
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NOR RENT-BRAND NEW SIX-ROOM AND GEL
Il lar House at Benning, DC, 3 miles from Capitol
large Yard and Garden school, post office stores,
de. OF and Herdc line low rent A j. CURTIS co.
Atlantic Building It,
INOR RENT-g0l IRVING ST, NEW SEVEN room
l. Cottage ! ID per month. Large House Center
St, Mt. Pleasant S25 per month. j. X. HEREFORD,
14l9 q ST. sel4-3
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EOR RENI-

EOR REM
Il Fur. 2ll22 II st. 800
Fur, 2027 II ST.. 10
20li q ST. ,l2r.. m.i.60.67
9l4 I'D ST., Tor. mi. to
l4l3 10th st. ,10r., mi. 30
1881 L ST., 12r., mi. 1880
2325 Pa.av.. i Or. mi. 30. 30
fur., 2027 II ST., 80
2l2y b 1T. Or. m.i..-31. 30
81 ilDunbarton, Or, m.i. 81
1913 22d st. ,Sr.. mi. - 80
1921 Pa. ave-. 6r........3U
1854 22d St, ST.. mi. 80
Cor. oath and g, Tor. 80
90 I'd 81. ne, 6r.....2S
SIC 22d st. Or. IN. -. 30
1908 $ ST., 1r., mi. %. 80
2433 h St. 1r........21.i 40
92O-922 94th, Sr. .25.30
OH 18th. Or, w.g. ..23.50
32:}2 Water st............25
l37-139 + ST. n.e........25
92 18th. Or. 4 store, ~ 80
2423 K ST. 1r........20.oU
1924 18th st. ,6r., III. i20.J0
2i22S X st, Or. 20. 80
22O6 18th St, Or .20.3U
2.226 18th St, or.
1221 Goth St, 6r. 1850
t. fpn liat .p,lyf,
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EOR SALE

toh sALE- rN1,rppovrn
square 144, fronting st. bet st and 2dse,
Square 5oo, bounded by and NJ and LIST and I'd SITS.
Square zoos, bounded by and and 18th and
18th SITS. ne
The above are well located and capable of paying
subdivision.
Two lots on 18th st. Sc. between NJ and N
South side of III st. bet 18th and 18th n e.
South side of II st. bet 9th and 9TH ne
Corner of 18th and l. SITS. he.
South side Of st. bet. 18th and 18th a. lac
IMPROVED.
splendid Corner 9TH ST. u. w., improved by eight
brick houses. paying $l5 and SIS per month. Good
Investment. ~~
g34 St; lot Is. 3xl2O it.; frame house.
$50 Ii st. lot lSxl00 #. frame house.
broom Brick; mod. imps. Defrees ST. price 82 600
, neat new, broom Br1ck; mod imps.; 9th ct. bet.
broom Frame. st. bet 7th and Sth sts n good
lot $500. ~ eoo~
se12-3t SAMUEL BIEBER, eO2 Pa. ave NV
E9R SALE Two BEAUTIFUL LOTS, WITH
brck bniding ,rented,, on the north side of st.
ne near 18th; IL per foot street to be concreted a
bargain; CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
seII-o. l0O6 st. NV.
LtOR SALINE CORNER OF I4TH AND r STS
= NV, fronting 90 feet ON 4th st. and extending
pack l2U ieet The property il perhaps without ex.
cepton the best In the market for manufacturnR or
WOOD and coal yard purposes. Terms easy
EUGENE D. CARUsI Il Co,
,o, Real Estate brokers,
eetO-1ul Cor. 10Th and SITS. NV.
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j. 2426 st, sroom Brick, mi......s30 per month
sel4-3t A p HILL 4 CO.. 1888 Est
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT--STABLES.

L'OR RENT-STABLE FOR TWO HORSES AND
i WAGONS rear OF 225 9th st. II. W.; So. WM r.
HOLIZMAN, 1921 stn select
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HOE sALE-THREE-sToRY GROOM PRESSED
i2th and 18th n W. $4,000. BEDFORD W. VAL
KER zoos INV sel2-3t
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EOR REM
Il 81 U st. NV, 12
rs, all III. i............S60
1I1J 18th II. W. ,Sr. mi. %
$50 9th st Sc, l3r. 80
4O1 LIST ST.. 1lr..........45
216 4th at. Sc, l lr. 30
l429 y. J.av..m.l i. Or. ~. 80
629 i st. n. W., Z r, mi. rs
143l y. J. ave, 1r. and
all m.1...............27. %
436 lstn.e., Or, ln.i...2 so
1O33 9TH, ne. cor, Or. 20
324 9th st. s.e. .Sr..w'r. II
334 9TH st. s.e., W.T.. 1880
SWOR
auO0.1m
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VyOK SALE-METROPOLITAN BRANCH. SILVER
u sprinz: Lots, and :. acres, % acres; Country
Homes, = and 30 Knowles: Farm. l6S acres
Rockville. Farms 80. 60, LBS and go acres Der
wood; Lots. 1 and > acres. Farms - 30, - and $50
seres OaitnersburZ: Lot, Houses and Farms Ten
leytovn Pike: Farms. 40 and 80 AL ON easy
terms. COOKE ID. LUCKETT, g35 st We 4-tr
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se4-lOt

V'OR SALE-NEW BRICK DWELLING NORTH
IL vest; hrst floor, parlor library, dining room,
kitchen and large pantry second Uor four chambers
and bath ROOM Cemented cellar under whole house
furnace and al mod lmps Price $4,000. TYLER &
1907 Est. iyl3-54t
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IGOR RENT-19O3 + ST. FOURTEEN ROOMS.
Il two bath rooms in good order: $50 40 10th st
Is Tine new House, twelve roOns furnace, &C., and
large stable for five horses and three vehclass 500
without stable, SO. GEO. W. LINKINS,
sel4-3t 18th and II sts NV
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-07
DIE EAST.

We are having some pleasant
weather now and the farmers are
preparing their land for their fu-
ture crops.
The young folks had nice time
at the singing at Mr.. Bill Robert
sons last Sunday night.
Miss Emma Garwood, of Marietta,
is visiting relatives in this commu-
nifty.
The Farmers Alliance meets at
Sardis twice month. They have
got about fifty members.
DR.. W. B. Handy visited his sis
ter at Roswell last Sunday.
Mr.. j. n. CAN'T is attending the
commercial school in Atlanta.
Mr.. J. S. Pickens says that he is
not going to use guano this year.
Hurrah for him. ..ALERT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-07
STORY.

The farmers have improved the
few suitable days for work.
I. J. Lunsford is having a nice
piece of woodland lcleared up which
adds much to his beautiful farm.
R. P. Hadaway has moved into
I. F. Terry's dwelling and is super
intending his farm.
j. II. Story has built a new barn
Red Rock district is minus roac
commissioners. Our Ordinary viii
please appoint some as the roads
will need work soon, and the boyl
will not work until they are notified
We think our ssnew Ordinary anc
Sheriff will give satisfaction.
I. J. Lunsford has received his
commission as J. P. for 18th dis.
trict G. NJ, and Constable J. H
Lewis has made his bond, and they
are ready for business.
A. Terry and G. N. Day had a
log rolling on LIST inst.
FARMERS Boy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-07
REPUBLICANS BELIEVE IN MONEY
Savannah News Jan. 30.

Our dispatches yesterday stated
that agents Of the Republican party
had attempted to bribe four Demo.
cratic members Of the West Vir,
ginia legislature, and that the evil
dence Of bribery was Of the most di.
rect and convincing character. The
purpose of the Republican agents
was to have the four Democrats re-
main away from the state house,
and permit their seats to be declared
vacant, This would give the Re
publicans the advantage in canvass
ing the votes for governor, and in
the senatorial election. The moral
sense OF the Republican party seems
to be so blunted that it does not re-
gard it as dishonorable to bride
electors and Legislators. 1t contin-
ually demands a free ballot and a
fair count in the south, not because
it wants honest elections, but be-
cause it wants Republicans elected.
1t pretends to believe that if the
negroes were allowed to vote freely
it would carry several of the South
ern states. It has no evidence that
the negro vote is suppressed, but it
assumes that it is because the ne
groes do not vote, and it makes
their failure to do so a pretext for
assailing the south, not only for po-
litical effect in the north, but also
with the hope of getting legislation
that will induce the negroes to 20
to the polls and vote the Republi-
can ticket.
1t is remarkable that party that
brides with such free hand should
pretend to be pure, and should
have the cheek to charge the Demo
cratic party with wrong-doing in
connection with elections. The
exposure of its corrupt practices in
the West Virginia legislature,
taken in connection with the unde-
MED charge that its national com
mittee spent s1,3OO,O0O to elect
Gen. Harrison, ought to convince
the country that it's control of the
government is cause for anxiety.