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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25

FOR sALEEA GOOD INvEsTMENT-Two GOOD
si1-room brick Houses, on Az street, between
anu % streets southwest. modern improvements.
SS.5OO each Three good siK-room brick houses
o-O, 0ZS 33U y 81. s.w.; press brick front: 80
each. good frame house ON St, between Sd and
an sw. 81 400. Two brick houses, 225 221 II. ;
sI,3oO each. &. II. PARKER. AZ and : m:9.l-.jts
tNOR SALE-0NLY FOUR LEFT OF THOSE BEAU
tful Houses on h II. ne, three-stOry and bac K
building, ten rooms, finished in natural wood cabinet
OAK mRntels, open fire places: lines cars; $500
cash: balance monthly-a little more than rent. See
them before you purchase. W. + BURFORD,
mhlo-2w l422 New York
IHOR SALE-CHEAP-7 BROOM FRAME HOUSES
that rent for s24 30 per month; will take 81 coo
cash II sold at once. c. II. PARKER,
mh23-3t Al and s.w.
EoR s,LE-CHEAP-FoUR GOOD FIyE-RooM
$1,000 each il sold at once: mod imps. Also a good
1O-roon brick house with two 4roOm brick houses IN
rear, on VI. bet III and 9th sw.; only $4,000 C. h.
PARKER, Al and Es.w. mh23-3t'
Is0R SALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS, COR.
u Az and Mclean ave. s.w, renting at S25 per
mouth price $500. A good business property ON
L, bet. ~ and 9TH. House has Ii rooms aud rood
stable would rent for 10 per month; price, $4,000
Broom house, cor. 9th and s.w., lot 20 by 80;
price S3JOO. . l1-ruom brick houses Va ave,
bet. 9th and 10th s.w.; $4,000 each. all mod. mts
81 9TH ST. sw., rooms; S2,S0O c. h. PARKER,
AZ and + s.w mh23-Bts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY STE
W nographer and typewriter position best refer
letter Address Miss II. f.. Star Office. mh25-3t'
WANTED--BY A FIRsTCLAss, WHITE wO-
enee Address NJ ?. j.. Star Office .'''' WV VI II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YOUNG MAN, FOR
W tour years with present employers in the capacity
desires change of situation has had practical bust
ness exieri.nee Sn9 ian i"tsn
o o Box %sis' Boston. Mass ''''''' ms5ii'
M ANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN A PLACE AS
W cook in private family good city references Ad-
NVANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambernaid Waitress Iaundress, and
Buffers. sAM'L A. CooMBs. 926 st.n.w. mh25-2t'
WANTED--Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
%si Ss nurses si seamssess coach
mh25,2t:
WANTED-AT ONCE-POslTlONs By IN
w glish Coschmen and Housemen; also, cooks unale
and fenalel, nurses maids, waters dairy and farm
9th st. NV. mh23-6t'
WANTED-BY AN EDUCATED YOUNG LADY
w North Germsn). an engagement as companion or
ences given. Address T. r., star office mh23-2t.
WANTED-POsITION AS BoOKKEEPER AND
ce. Kentet Address ID ss
office mh5:i';ts
WANTED-BY WHITE MAN PLACE AS
w Butler in private family Also. by Lnglishmaa,
white woman cooks. Apply Room 4. 936 + NV
mh2l-6t'
: WANTED - REMEMBER WE FURNISH FREE
w TO employers highly recommended clerks sales
ladies' copyists. walters. drivers, hands house
women and every description of labor CITY INTEL
LlGENCE OFFICE, II [ g street NV. mh2:-6t.
| WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. HAVING TRAVELLED
w through Europe and being well acquainted with
the different countries languages would like to get
courier or valet Please write to w
WANTED-FoR RELIABLE HELP OF ANY KIND
| w cau AZ Northwestern Employment Agency, Room
4, i 424 New York ave-. DIST hoorJ. Good servants,
with references. always ready. Try US mil toes
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED-BRICK HOUSE; PRICE NOT TO Ex-
w coed 81, 300, cash near cars bet. Pa. ave. and
Boundary, LIST and 10Th SITS. NV. Address for one
week. +. p, Box 2s4. City Post-ofice. It.
WANTED-To RENT BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY
w by April 10 Groom house, m j., north of o and
west Of 9th: rent, go per month. Address RESPoN-
slBLE, star once, mh25-2t'
WANTED-BRICK HOUsEs-TwO BRICK FOR
.N-SdooO each; two brick for $4,000 each; one for
81. 300: one for $4,000; one for $4,000; one for
$1,000; one for $4,000. Address q. l. BOYER, 3l3
Az st. s.w. mh23-3t
WANTED TO RENT-BY GENTLEMAN AND
w wife, small brick House of or $ rooms CEN
Ial!S located; modern improvements. Address Of
flCE l. star office. mh232t'
WANTED-TO BUY ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
W mousse or y rooms, modern improvements NV.
secton Address, with price, H., PAL street north
west. mh22-3t-
WANTED-ALL CASH WILL BE PAID FOR A
w neat good or room house in q good neigh bor-
NV. mh22-3t'
WANTED-A GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY IN
w South Washington. between Va. ave. st, Sd and
Sth SITS must have frontage of 20 feet and depth OF
IoO or more TO an alley: would like to have some
s9od lots IN this vcinity also wanted houses from
@I2OO upwards. JNO L. CULLlNANE
mh2l-lw 500 9th ST. 8. W.
WANTED-BUILDINGL LOTS OR HOUSES IN ANY
w part OF the city at speculative prices The cash Is
ready for any property offered under market rates.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL
mh20-1m 934 St, Room 4.
WANTED-ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY,
w city or country encountered. or clear. For ex-
change. THOMAS A. MITCHELL. mh2O-lm
WANTED-A DWELLING FROM $4,000 TO
w 100000 for client. Cash Ill my hands J. Z.
ROGERS, 4I2 Louisiana ave. lnh4-lm
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WESTCOT & WILCOX,

II.
3-story bk., 10rms, mi, stable. 81 500
Lot on II, near 2lst ST. l6x9O. Offer wanted
Corner, 10th st, l2.rm, brk. aud stable.... 1880
Lou on ~, near <.td, 4oAJU, only soc.
Store corner 10th and SITS, at a bargain....
81 feet by 80 Va ave., price .............. 65c
Bay window brick ., near Ith st. price. $500
Splendid front on Del. ave-. bet Is and G SITS.
suitable for building purposes. 49,. Offer wanted.
Frame ON Grant ave, 1oX150, price. ......... LOO
Brlck on w, near l4th ST, m.i.............. $3.50
bricks on ST., rooms each, price.......... 1900
broom brick, mi on I'D near ST., only. 1000
broom frame, ON st, near 18th. only. l.1OO
Pierce st, Groom brick, mi. price .........- 1890
Lot 56nl37 price as whole; .G' ~, 5000
WESCOTT WILCOX.
mh23-3t 1907 Pa. ave- NV.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

OOMMIssIoNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ aud Territory, Notary and U. =. COMMISSIONER
JNO. 4. BAAIL. 1871 y St NV In office from y am
" pm pl7
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

SoR sALE-A NICE RESIDENCE. PRESS BRICK.
a. Mems two bath rooms and concrete cellar on
ron fer smother house only house rented
'Ga saS s.! mouth % - 4 o SSSI building
EoR SALE OR INTERCHANGEABLE
spsre hesdence newly carpe,ed furnished and
each room; pArior. library. dinins room. buffers
pantry and Kitchen nrsi door; ten sieepns rooms
IN easement This property is located near Dupont
sr6b al, and in every way dss,ble VII rent date
Siii slse an option OIL the property Address ADAMS
stAr once. mh23-3t
4 psr sf,sssLIxNs,9iS ca RELIABIE
four pretty. two-stry and Sscs Suldns modern
ufai wood finish located in the prettes, and most
accessible part OF the northeast -
mh16-2w' i52e SrH vi Yn1S ave
NOR SALE-TwO HOUSES RENT 40 40 FAcn
in sDrot Psrk E S Ts sS each s SSe hSs
ana every convenience; very cheap Nice row 81 small
mh23-3t. So .t;nw
FOR SALE AND RENr-sMAII. AND LARGE
Real Estate Office, 1898 9Th st. NV. mh23-3t'
ISoR SALE
IL l6 room brick with every convenience, in
one Of the most delightful locations facing
the Capitol grounds 500 900
Large brck dwelling On ST. corner prop -'O'O
erty. This house IL offered at a mich lower
hSure than its zeal value in order to effect
quick sale SIS, 500
Beautiful property OF q st, near l4th ST n
W. Brick house, with Adjoining side lot. each
lot 22xlO9: Tor $4,000
l0-room brick centraL ly located on 9th. near
st ,.,..sl 800
81: 80, -. 900
brick, With Al M. i lot s5xi os',......e $4,000
near st Observation-Disclosures. $500
iS-room brick on q. near 10Th ST NV. $500
CRATES, on lgth st; near L st. -. $4,000
It.
good stable in alley. ....,...,.' $500
at n .. -. ~ $1,000
ming through 70 New HAM shire sve....... $4,000
531iO6. reF loot, -: ;: 1'>' $500
Lots on 10TH between L and NJ SITS. NV
3QKlI2 per loot :. ..............i..' 1926
81 feet VI. ave and 81 feet on Iotn ST 500
b. Ii. WARMER 4 co.
mh23-3t olti ~ n "
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM FOR MAN, WIFE
w and child a years.: state price, which must lie
reasonable. Address PERMANENT, star office.
mh2sJ-3ts
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

lTOR RENT-STABLE, REAR 1927 l. ST; THREE
Il stalls, room fer two carriages. Apply to GREEN
CUNNINGHAM, 14Uo ct. II. W. mo Inn
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IEoR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED 20 HORSES FROM
Nlrenla among them some fine draft aud drivers.
ais9 several low-prloe horses and brood mares
sCHLtGEL a QUlGI-El, IA rear vi Y3:J ID st Nv
mh2U-6t.
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kSOR sALE-sENERAL FINE CARRIAGES. CON.
slsuns OF one elegant Brew ser Landau, One hand.
some French brOusLaIn. one I-1aTt almost
English Landau. and one English Victoria these car
Tlaes are IA Perfect condition, and NIll De
Notlce-FrlNate families. desirOus Of either luK s ~
selling turnOuts VAL hnd thelr adv autaag 10 ss
On me, as my facltles Tor the purchase and sale IN,
horses CARRIAGES HARNESS, Sc passed. aud
my hIIig. sIaOllng and fAclIltIes are uIe
qlAltl hH any establishment ia this country.
mhlo-oIn VA 4. DOMNEl, 1920 l. stny
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t>oR sALE-INsURANCE STOCKS.
Il 100 Columbia Fire
100 kla,gs.
% National Union.
4 Potomac
mh22-3t FRANK n. PElOCZE 13l3 p s,reet

E'OR sALE-ALL PIANO BARGAINS ECLIISEU
u Us the following offer: One handsome Upright
Ilano, reliable make, possessing rich and re
sonslNe TOUCH made Of selected material IVORY KEYS
rlchly carved trtisses, Gornan extension hinges on
cover AID iull board, NICE desk. pro. only
100 cash, includng.scATf and stool Tins tnstrIis
niet can oe bought the instalulent plan FOR a. Is
al and : 40 per month. Apply the MArer,aJus of
hIuo NohCH a Co., go 9Th NV Pianos for
rent. U.bpl
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I0R sALEzJUsT ARRIVED FORTY HEAD OF

L .FUNIl HEAD OF
choice Driving, saddle, Coach, and Dsatlt H,Jrs-s
= PAIRS u matched Drhugtt Horses, Aeisbt 4 4Od
each or 10 nne Carriage HUrses. > nue saddle
Horses several hne Cart nUrses.And farm mares
the rest suitable Tor ali PURPOSES :lce- frtu m
TO 500; We have also hand me ne Horses that
can trut better than 3ninutes, all etc, WARRANTED. A.
represented trial given and satl.tas-tl,,u isr
anteed. j. W YAIES s. sON, In Hear OT Ols O. a
L. ttalsB
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ssTTHE WORLD DO MovEn-REMEMBER THE
Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut IA
prices; watches cleaned 81 Hrst-cass main sprinsS
Warranted one year al clock and 3ewery work &
1224 vt. NV. III E.SS~,n
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I,'OR sALE-HORsE, PHAETON, AND HAINEsS-
II suitable for lady to drive, also a very promIsln.
Hambleoulan 4yearold can seen al tshs-II7s
ADDISON BAILEY uI6.s,I-i !,
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I,oR sALE-PsYcHo-PATTFRN SAFETY BICy-
Gle. lsdles " gentlemHns halls ali over prettssS
strongest and cheapest best lamp bell, sAtchel su&
,oeis; Arply by letter OF After p. m Mr. PAL MIA
Boy 9TH ct nv. uh26-ds.
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IGOR sALE-A LIGHT-wEIGHT Two-wHEFL
covered Cart suitable Tor laundry gr1cery or AuN
light delivery work Can lie seen Al INDpLKiS -tnl.
rear VI 1922 / st n,bi:S-,it
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T.'Oh sALE-JUST ARRIVED PROM GREE FR
county Viva, 80 head Of horses four couIe Lor.as
saddle horses, Chestnut sorrel horse. can trOt q
mile IA -:.1o' bay borse Years Old, . mile
IL 5 minutes; prices ranging sa5 10 900 Gan
be seen at JOHN SIMMONS sale and ExcnAnse sta
bic, 81 l2th ST. NV. f25-ino
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fSok sALE-CoLUMBIA SAFETY "yELoCEss
hElsOCk j., star Office. u.h2B-tts
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DOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO NICELY
Il furnished south rooms single suite location
best part of St.: also brick stable. Address A. b H.
Star Office mh25-3t'
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I>0R SALE-A 5-R00M BRICK. TWO SQUARES
Il north of the Government Printing Office, renting
for SlO.SO; price 81 100 CAIWOOD GARRETT,
successors to Chas. B. Caywood, basement 9l6 st.
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SPECIALTIES.

r I. WALKER SONS 2o4 10TH STREET n
Je Oar loads Fresh Por tland osmsnt and Plaster.
Ys.u. s,d t,fs s'''l and Clay oA.''''l a
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EoR sALE-A NICE RESIDENCE. PRFss BRICK.
~ MONS two bath rooms. and concrete cellar on
NJ ST. outlook on Connecticut ave. lots 4:sx
foom Tor smother house; only sl5oOo: house rented
Tor ~ Ter mouth W A. COULTER
fnlZ.b-gt~ R,lfirSr-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-13

We have some good takers in and
around New York. On the greatest
occasions even it is not necessary TO
import eloquence from any part of the
union. But Senator Eustis of Louisi-
ana will allow US to say that he deliv-
cred an admirable speech In 1nmmsny
Hall yesterday. 1t was thoughtful,
audacious in the statement OF political
truths, with the ring Of orat0ry in
many of its periods. Senator, we are
glad 10 welcome you. Please remem-
Der that the latch string is always on
the outside when you come this way
Ne,o York Herald. July 5.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-13
LEGAL, ADVERTISEMENTS.
HON ESTEAD ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT New ORLEANS. La.
June 10th, 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the judge or. in his alb
sence, the clerk of the District Court, at
Monroe, La, on Saturday, August 8. 1889,
viz: Bailey Robinson, who made Home
Entry No. 32S for the e1G of nwlI Sec. 30, II
II, + @, Louisiana Meridian. He names
the following witnesses to'prove his conIin.
Gus residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz: Mack Zeigler, Jack King. Isaac
Augustus, N. l.. Icigier, all of Ouachita
parish, Louisiana.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial rea on, under tho law
and the regulations of the Interior Depart
ment...why such proof should not be allow
ed, will be given an opportunity at the
above mentioned time and place to cross
examine the witness of said claimant, and
offer evidence in rcbuttal of that submit ed
by claimant.
THOMAS. J. BUTLER, Register.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-13
Farm Life In China.

rA,leIe NJ. Fielte, i'll the Popular Science
Monthly for July.l
A farmer may be hired ny Inc year
for from 50 to $l4, with food, eiothing'
head shaving and tobacco. Those VINO
work by the day receive from 10 ~
cents, with MONDAY meal. Al the
planting aud harvesting Of rice wages
are from 10 TO 20 cents day, Win hve
meals. or 80 cents day without food.
Few landowners hire hands, except
for a few days during the planting ano
harvesting OF rice. Those who have
more land than they and their sons
can till. lease 1t to their neighbors.
Much land ia held ON leases given by
ancient proprietors 10 clansmeD, whose
DESCENDANTS now Till 1t, paying from "
to $l4 worth OF rice annually Tor 'ts
use.
Food averages little more than IA
dollar a mouth for each member OF q
farmers family. One who buys, COOKS
and eats his meals alone, spends from
one and half to two dollars month
upon the raw material and fuel. Two
pounds Of rice, costing three aud hal
cents, With reiishes of salt fish, pick lee
cabbage, cheap vegetables and ir1its
costing 4 cent and a halt, Is the ordi'
nary allowance to each laborer for eacf
day. Abernethy's advice to a luxu
rlous patient, olive on sixpence Gay
aud earn it, Is followed by neari.
every Chlnaman. One or two depend
emit relatives frequently share Will
him the sixpence.
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The late Simon Cameron began his
career without II dollar, aud he always
proudly referred TO this fact as fur
nishing the key to his success in life.
When his son Don was running for the
senate, the old gentleman was little
nervous lest he shouldn't succeed.
"Don,' he said, "has had many ad-
vantages, but he lacks one that l had
that Ia worth more TO young man
than all the rest put together. }"
"What's that, general?'' asked some
body. "The advantage of starting
poor" said General Cameron. -Bosto,l
Herald.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-13

A PLANTATION s miles below Monroe
"A on east bank OF river; splendid improve
n,ents, 6 new cabins. dwelling. good gin,
high state of CIVILIZATIONS; land of tino quail
ity ana above any water: Gs5 acres, 200
open; possession January l, 1889:
IG6 ACRES LAND NEAR sokALOOSA
100 ACRES WEST OF oUACHITA
lou river adjoining the Worley place:
CTOCKWELL- PLANTATION, situated
parish. 3 miles east OF Gibbs and Homer
Railroad; $50 acres, 500 cleared and in cui-
tivation, the remainder very fertile and
finely timbered, soil equally divided be-
tween red chocolate and a grey sandy
loan, the red lands are we'll adapted to
grain of all kinds and red clover grows to
perfection, splendid dwelling and good
divided into tracts, each of which would
make a desirable farm. 1t is we'll supplied
with water there being on place Is wells OF
the plantation: Finest place in the State
for q stock farm. Price reasonable and
terms easy. Price on application at our
Office.
lonn ACRES with fine story residence
iSOO and out buildings; part cleared,
balance woodland; thoroughly set with
Japan clover; upland, we'll watered at ali
| west of Ouachita river. The best place in
North Louisiana for a stock and sheen
ranch. $1,000; one-tlird cash balance ]
| ana years Will o peT CeHt 4AtetcoS'
| 3 LARGE CYPRESS BRAKES.
10 Cheap.
| EARM, III acres, on Bayou DeSiard; G(
T. acres in cultivation, balance timber
building on place; good orchard. Cheap.
O36 ACRES, miles west Of city on ", S
Q Up. Railroad, $50 acres cleared, balance
timber. Cheap and on easy terms.
I GO ACRES adjoining Government E1per
| i iment Farm at Calhoun, so acres cleared
good dwelling and improvements; lon:
time.
KS ACRES, miles below Delhi on Bayo,
ID MACON; ridge And bottom lands; $50 par
TALLY cleared; fine growth of pecan trees; 2
acres of Bermuda:
40 Acres miles south of Bastrop on Mon
| Il roe road; so acres open; comfortabl
dwelling and cabins; good II. p. gin am
grist mill; ridge and creek bottom lands
$500; long time.
\ O7S ACRES good hill land, miles ives
Il ~ of Monroe on v. s. & 7. II. r., - pc
acre long timo.
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Why Some Folks Stay Poor.

A shoe manufacturer in Portland,
Me-, having been asked to assist in
providing bread for the suffering poor,
said he would contribute to the extent
of 100 sacks of flour end 100 bushels Of
meal to be given to each man who
might be found in Portland who
neither kept u dog, drank rum or
used tobacco, and was in need o.
bread. The first mau has not yet
appeared to claim the gilt, although
the offer was made four months ago.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-13

sEAso NzBLE.

oh. the rcd hot naughty ants,
How they Chamber up your pants.
AZ the picnic In the cool and shady glen
HOW they seem to take delight in
The obnoxions sport Of biting
(iitldy girls and modest gentlemen.
It,s deliehtfal when ones cooling
TO the damsel he 10 wOOing
To feel tho playful creatures in his pants
And upon the ambient air
AZ the foolish, dreadful monkeying OF
those ants.
oh. Il aets tho brain a-throbbiDg
TO feol those insects -bobbing
Up aud down upon ones system In snol'
merry glee; ,.,.. ,.,,,
There's but ono way you can f8us os
And Chat is flee aud light 'en
Meath tho shadow OF some distant p s..ory
= frce. -C1son CITY Itecor0'
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CITY PROPERTY.
IS IN LAYTON'S ADDITION.

IN LOTS IN LA1IoN.S ADD ,
ID Es1DENCE. Property fronting % feot
N on sixth street by l5OSeet on Rreard st.
Dwelling house containing 3 rooms, with
kitehen cistern' COW mouse Soon s. frnt
trees in full bearing. Price, 81 300. Terms,
half cash, balance In ! and years with
per cent. interest.
II tween 9th and 7th streets: Lot 7oXt55
feet, Five rooms. Outbuillings. stable,
barn. etc: Cheap for cash ,,,,,,r oo.,,o,
i Tclemaque and st. John streets. For
sale or rent.
I OTin rear of Judge Gunby 3, ls0xl9o feet,
IL on corner fCalypso and Catalpa strests.
1,O EXCHANGE.-$lONO stock gents fur.
L nishing and general merchandise and
l1lourshing business in Pine Blum, Ark
| nor SALE. Orange grove. Maniteo Co.,
T. Florida. in full bearing, at a sacrifice.
DUILLING LOT in Trenton. with stable,
ID buggy house, cistern and fruit trees.
O0e ACREs GOOD HILL LAND. -Four
|COO miles west of town on v. s. y L. ~;
K. Fronts on two public roads. For ~
days $3.50 cash.
EIAKM of lO7 acres adjoining the town OF
Z Dalhi on v. S. IL p. Railroad at crossing
of Brinkley Railroad 60 acres, in cultiva-
ton. balance woodland; good improve
T'IWO-ST 81 REsI npS q ;S with
stables, ETC., and acres In lot under fence
finely improved, in town Of Bastrop, $l5OO
/ one-third cash. balance and years.
~ e ACRES, Q miles below Monroe. 20 II
lO cultivation, balance good timber
Cheap and on long time.
Loon ACRES miles west of city, on v.
u you 8. IL P, X. Il. 500. Half cash.
Il A PLANTATION we'll improved and in
- high state OF cultivation; abo We 10y" over
J on Ouchita river, containing 1873 acres, 80 IL
cultivation. balance woodland $4,000, OF
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-07-13
The F.ysrlte Iinss for suicide.

fFrom "a Study Of Suicide" by Charles
~. Piiarim. M. D., in the Popular Science
Monthly for JULY
statistics show that the months 10
which the iewest suicides occur are
October and November, while the
greatest number occur In April, May
and June, July and September Also
have Roodlly share, the latter possess
alnn : peculter fascination for women.
This ,reiutes the old idea that suicides
.orcur most frequently In damp ana
gloomy WsatheT, for the months JUST
mentioned as being the mOet Pfolinc
ara eertaluly those In which the skles
mr. briehleaf and the earth is fairess.
Annther 'remariEable fact In this COO
nectIon 10 that the progressive increase
and decrease In the number Oh su'c'oes
coincIde with the len9thenlng aoo
ehortenIDg OF the days, and, as M
Cherry has shown, not only the seasons
Of the year, but the days OF the month
ana OF the week, and even the hours
81 the day exert AN influence, the con-
starcy OF which cannot be mistaken.
A result OF his elaborate research ne
found that the greatest number OF sui'
cldes among men occurred during the
flrat ten days OF the month, and from
1 Monday to Thursday of the week
This Is accounted for by remembering
that the majority Of workingmen. re-
caive their wages either on the first o
Inc month or the last OF the week, and
that sspay day" is often followed p9
dissipation, dsbauchery and remofse
Oatiipeon completed this Interesting
-,,,sr,,,oei,r. hv aim wing that the larger