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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-28
TIE Full RE.

A we've told You before We look upon our Livery
Department as very important branch of our estab-
hshmsut We don't carry Just style or two % - to
be able to say We keep lveries On the contrary we
don't for what service you want to uniform one of
your servants nor how large or how small he may be
we can 1T him out.
The spring sha1es extremely rich and delicate.
The most popular are blue, green, olive, wine and
half dozen bluffs and tans These are for use on the
coach They are made up in the best qualities Of
English Boz Coths-cut - direct duplicates of the
latest West of London and New York fashion plates
and possess all the style and finish of custom gar
ments OF course we have the trousers to match the
coats.
How about the butler and the bellboy! Don't you
want to clothe them in the spring weight suitss II
you do you'll find US stocked way up with all they'll
need
you ought to order change-Hat Department Col
lars and washable STANDARDIZATION to letter-and
Cape and Oil Tan Gloves-the proper things-at our
Furnishing Department. Coachmen's Top Boots at
our Shoe Department.
To the gentlemen who indulge in equestrian exer-
else, want to call their attention to Bedford
Cord Riding Trousers. They're made for us-on
order-in London and thoroughly English. II you
ride much you ought to have pair. You'll find our
prices for everything in the lines much lower than
elsewhere-and you'll hnd the assortment aud variety
better and in this department for bust
ness-not for show
If You positively will have your Liveries made we
shall be pleased to you Our Tailoring Depart
ment will display to you all the novelties and our art
ists-such they arewill follow your instructions to
the letter
Command US in either capacity-Tailors or Ready
made Outhtters-You'n find us ready.
sAKS AND COMPANY
INTRoDUCERs OF FASHIONS CAPRICEs.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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JULIUS LAsspUnors.


3l5 SEVENTH ST,
Great closinsout Sale previous to removal TO the new
building, 9Th and + SITS.
100000 worth Of Carpets Furniture. and Uphol-
stery Goods TO be sacrhced Not 4 dollars worth Of
the present stock TO be taken into the building
5000 shades. yards long on Patent Fixtures, %
J.500o BODY Brussel Hassocks. 25 cts. each.
5000 pairs Brass Chains for Portieres. eta per
30 rolls China Straw Mating 40 yds. for o.
S9 099 v MGSaen Chairs ? > cts sIiece
100 Felt Druglsets, 45 cts per yard
l4O yards Embossed Furniture Flush SO cts per
500 yards Crushed and SIX Furniture Plush, 81 per
o, 10 Hair Mattresses splendid quality. 40 pounds
1000 Turcoman ifd i - 81 cs s1e each b.
200 Down Pillows loni6 Al piece
$40 oo Slnsle Comiortahles, 80 cts piece.
389 99 Mo lied s s1 MAts IS cts pece
$50 's TIN ho III II 3 3 az Il & & g piece
iSSS n IT. b by . r. f. $50 49, =
2 f. by z #, s890
81 Raw SILK Furniture Covering, retriced TO soc
20 Raw SILK Furniture COVERING, reduced 20 zoe
y haw Tapestry Furniture Covering, reduced 70
50 Raw Tapestry Furniture Covering, reduced to
IA Raw Tapestry Furniture Covering. reduced TO
a. 1900 pairs Madras Lace Curtains, $3.50. 81 and
SIS so 10 IS --~' y '~i"S feu"0eu IRON
100 pairs Real Lace Curtains reduced one-half
2,OOO pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, reduced
one-half.
OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Will be made especially attractive regards price
ana you VIII nnd an array OF Bedroom Furniture
farIor Furniture Tables Hat Trees, sideboards. 81
almost your own price.
OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT
must De closed before the summer sets n and
visit viii amply repay you. Everythng In the house
reduced no matter what il IA. Eyery thing must lie
sold. as We Will positively not take dollars worth Of
our present stock into the new building.
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The Commissioners say to the illegal railroad
tracks ''Gor"-but they go not. And the ques-
ton is: What are the Commissioners going to
do about it?'
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BR1so Us YouR Bors,

is fair assertion that what cannot be found at the
Clothing House of B. ROBINSON CO., eO9 Penn
sylvania avenue. for a Boy to wear need hardly be
looked for elsewhere Else why do we keep great
store full Of Suits and Overcoats for Boys small and
great besides Furnishings. We intend to have prac
tcay, every thing wanted. from the Play or School
Suit to the Fine Dress Suits. costly as any one
wants. and between these two extremes vast variety
Of stylish but useful for the people of mod
crate means. Parents shopping for their Sons hardly
do themselves justice if they omit at least look at
our Spring stock even if you purchase elsewhere you
will be better informed, and any selection made here
is returnable for exchange refund of money
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The Supreme Court of the United States takes

The Supreme Court Of the United States takes
up to-day the test case brought by Chae Chan
Ping against the constitutionality Of the Scott
act for the exclusion Of the Chinese. Con-
stitutional or unconstitutional that law is not
worth the paper it is printed on. Any China
man with enough grit can come into this
country whenever he wants to. In the cities of
the Pacific coast, and in the railroad and min
ing camps, there are numbers Of young
Chinese who have entered the United States
since the law went into effect. Their identity
is known to plenty Of their white neighbors,
who help them to conceal it from the hoodlum
element From the police and other state
authorities they have nothing to fear.
These lads come in through British Columbia,
where $50 bought them a regis ration certif-
cate, a few weeks reside ice gave them a lin
tied stock Of pigeon English and Chinook
dialects, and their compatriots helped them to
accumulate the outfit of blankets and portable
food necessary to carry them safely on a tramp
across the border. Until the northwest coun-
try, on both sides Of the Canada line, is a vast
deal more thickly populated than now, there
10 not an exclusive law Congress can pass that
il will not be possible for Chinaman to outwit
il there is any profit for him in doing so. The
only practical effect of such legislation is to
reduce the income of the American Pacific
passenger vessels.
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ple1ion; an indispensable requisite to the Ladies'
Toilet II renders the skin white smooth and soft and
bottle, 2lc. -
Rheumagia, an infallible external remedy for Men,
rslga Headache and Toothsche IL never fails to give
1mmediate relief IN the most obstinate cases. Give it
a trial. 25c. ~ "
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion to other goods. We use only the purest
drugs and chemicals from the most reliable manfac-
tnrers We cheerfully invite careful Inspection Of
this department by the physicians
Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRIJa
slOhf- under Masonic Temple, corner 9th aud sts
mh2S FS WILLIAMS h IN p-o,.,...
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USAppRoAcHED AND UsAppnoAcHAp1r

Doube-width All-wool Spring Dress C,oods ra..r,,
ooc; now 2Sc. :: Double-width Cashmere 2kc M,
wool willed Bathing FLANNEL recently zoe nov a.
S O. wool ladies' Cloth. recently 75c now t;Sc
S1ulLet Srosgrain Silk, recently al rs now 4 90.
bsautIui sstines 12h. Is, and 3Oo Check NainsooR
Nn saie SSsimorlc vt<c;; Or. Warmers Corsets
TnderE ss,pr1ssan Hose l9c Table Linen. Towels
Established 1867. CMs.onic Tam ST.
mh2D-3t S Aeiupie.)
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MPKoSED LoITA BUsTLE, 20: HAZEL. is.
quart milk can. 10 cts. biscuit pan cent.' oHe
N-'NN % Ao~o Af'u IT, IL W. ta24-Sm
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T AN AT IT STILL.
u am still at it
T. B. CROSS JR
mhZS-ot Lumber. Coal, and Wood
TRvIN9ToN MARKET. 2007 N, AROUND THE
corner. Fine Beef, Lamb, Mutton, Veal Corned
essl and smoked Meats At ruling market prcss send
for nsS Orders called for and delivered. Y. D. HAIR
LAUGH. k1opr. mh2s-6ss
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HE SOUND Or OuR F1Rsr GUS
Shall roll and reverberate until all the people are
made acquainted with its message of good news.
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS.
Black Corkserew. strictly all wool; made well,
trimmed WELL fit WELL look well, wear well and sell
AT 1925 SUIT.
:, Don't stand asapel Wonder stricken paralyzed, as
1t were, at this
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
1t is only of the many thousand facts which have
made VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 per cent clothing
house household word throughout the country.
100 pairs boys pants long sizes 10 to Is years in
elusive stylish, strong, sound and serylceable, at
81 cents pair
We have few chidren's suits left at 81 suit.
Also several pairs of childrens pants at Is cents
pair.
broken lot of boys suits, coats, vests and long
pants ut Sl.96 suit.
THE BOYS AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
is full to OVERLOOKING with the newest designs the
nob6est styles. the neatest patterns imaginable
To every purchaser of Boys or Child's Suit We
present the latest grafton Of pqzzledom, PIGS IN
entertaining TO old and young.
VICTOR Z. ADLER'3
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
927 and 929 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One PricaL
Open Saturdays until IL D. IN. mh27
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BAurs PopuIAn SHOPPING PLACE.

BAu,rs PopuIAa SHOPPING PLACE.
ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS.
THE MONTH TO WIND Up
with
BIG BLAZE
BARGAINS
for
FRIDAY,
+ Rec { ae So uu PE LILA "A IL I
RRE ZEE ODD TITTn COCK KERK TIT
ssRfs F. 3 3 + #S OokKk e. +
D d IA YY
d "A Wy
ODD 4 4
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Ok. WEEK Monr,
FOR LADIES ONLY.

TUE LADIES ONLY.
OWING TO THE INCLEMENT WEATHER
FOR LADIES TO DO SHOPPING. WE HAVE
DECIDED TO CONTINUE OUR Is PER
CENT DISCOUNT SALE ONE WEEK
LONGER, BEGINNING SATURDAY, MARCH
%. ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 30. FOR
LADIES, MISSES, BOYS AND CHI DRRN,s
HI0H-CUT SHOES ONLY.
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E E: ~ !! r T :: :;
4 II ||I|sIHS T. I. /
:: :; a 4 ! Fl Fl Fl T
:: :: 4 4 . + E.. T. I.
March go to April g.
EDWIN G. BURT co.'s LADIES' SHOES
BEST QUALITY. STAMPED AND WARRANTED
800 Turned Sole French Kid Button, for..... s5 25
600 Walking Sole French Kid Button. for. 425
600 Patent Leather Tip Walking Boot, Spring
weight 42o
e stylesJ
$50 Turned Sole Oxford Ties, for 800
800 Misses Spring Heel Button Kid and Goat
and of our own special make, for. 200
$50 ladies' Russell oIfords for.......... $500
These are all new goods made for this spring trade
not bankrupt damaged carried over or Job lot goods
We do this to advertise. 1t il costly, but 1t pays
ARTHUR BURT CO.,
1911 F STREET
mh2s-3.
BR1so Us Youn Bors,
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B ROBINSON & CO.,
HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS CLOTHING.
9O9 PENNA AVE.
F. S. WILLIAMS & Co.

r g G. SITS,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Corner 9th and SITS NV,
Are Retailing at Actual Wholesale Prices shown by
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420. 422. 424. 426 9TH st.
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Dte Florence NiebttnaaIe Der Rim
berpHeae.

VeCpFSye>
6plsenbes 1T elm Gusaus zines an ben
Deutiden 8efcrm MeRenser in gbant.
bersbursb, Ba., sei4riebenen 8riefes:
Cine 8 ohlthdtertn.
Oefnet bic Tbare fir fe unb Wlrs.
Binslpw pirb bepeiien, boB fe bic anne.
ritaniide 6~lorentiner Nadtisal Der Sins
Der 1T. Dappn inb mir 70 Iber3eust,
baB mir unierer Sup" lebren merben
gu fasen: v@eiesnet iei Wrs. Winslop"
neil {e terielben bebilhi@ mar, User bic
Beripse bes 3abnenS unb anbere Be=
idwerlidteiten fur Sinber binpes5utomz
men. Wrs. Minslop's Scotbins Sprup
uimmt ben Sinbern bic Sduerien unb
furtrt Dpisntrie unO DiurrbOe. St
madt ben @aumen 5urt, befreit bon
@nt3inbuns unb brinSt bas Sinb eladlid
iiber bic Yericbe bes 3abnens binrea.
@r tbut seraoe bas, mas er bcrsiebt ~
tbun, anes unb nidt weniser, gBir pa.
Ben einmal Mrs. 8inslOw seieten unb
tennen fe nur burd ibren Scptbina
Snrup fir Sinber. Bsnn mir bic Wadt
titten, uiirben mir fe als Seilanb fir
bic Stnber hinltellen - mas fe aud In
Der Chat 1T. Der Sprup wirb in
alien apctbeteu gu rs Gents per Jlai&e
perfauft.
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gsnt. 0Hnina 81 @uhn.

nnfere 9auptnabrung lit unb bleib1
oas Gleii6, unb INN iol9es frif1 uro
gut 3t e%rlangen, fanu man unm6gli0
einen 5uoerldilieeren Marft finben, dig
ben bon Wm. 96fling & Spbn, SEQ.
511 Ibe. s. Sic 9erren baben BEN
8ef9mad ibrer &unben &e9uung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliKement cine
talte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, meI6e allen
Qnforoerungen fiir grbaItung unb gntz
fernung i6dbli9er S~ngrebien5en bes
Gleii6es entipri9t. Sic baben beftdu=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen srober
Borratb BON Waftbieb, aug mel6em
muir oas Beife fir ibre Runben gewdblt
mir6. Wer reef bebient iein mill, bet
6eiu9e ben Marft, So. 511
Wpenue 6. 1,1Ot1
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p6- Sm beliebten Mtffipmss
9arten fin6 @B5immer eingeri9tet
unb er0fnet uorben, poielbf man res
guldre Mabl3eiten einnebmert unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Mabl5eiten tuerben
i'm eigenen @ei6irr au%sgeian6t uno auf
Wunf1 Dinners unb Spupers ing 6aus
geliefert. Mufmerfiame 8ebienurg tittb
pronpte N~usfibrung ber Muftrdse CO.
rantirt. @beiner & Saul.
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geben0 1T, Der abtr ftineu rnthen De1er
mad benz WiIIen bes 8oItes
fragt, nennt fih ouh nod BOLTS.
8ertreter! ST oas ni6t Der refine
6obn2 Das tritt bic &e9te bes
Bottles i~ibrigens nidt, ionbern ! err.
tritt fe unb atpar 10 In @runb unb
8oben binein. baB man iid sar ni9t
tpunbern fann, tpenn bic &eaction i'm
mer mebr freien 5pielraum sepinnt!
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Ser Cinderella gduh : gtpre,

Ode Sfs9ouffonfraBe unb Nbenue c.,
biefer beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
feinen nepeu Borratb BON g . m m r.
I 9ubea fir 9erren, 9amen unb
&inber erbalten un0 bat cine unbers
glei6li6e Musmabl aler @orten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G9ubs
Store fiibrt nir bic Gabrifate ber befen
Jabrifen unb iiberbietet Mlles, pas i'm
biefigen Martt gu baben lit. Specie
iitdt fir 6erren: Der &odforo 59ub
fit So. @s Derlobnt ft9 Der Miibe, i'm
81 Store bor3uipres
den, ebe man anbersno fault.
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Der 8umhinherz@efene srhn q

- Der 8u6binber=@ eiele 4ba aus
NaG, Der i'm Sanuar bieiss Sabres ben
tatbolii6en pfarrer G6rberer In 2abr
obne ieben anberen @runb, als sunt
einen pfoffen aus Der Melt au fdafenA
bur6 IL Mefsrfi6e In brutalfer Meiie
bate, 1T in Ohenburs ents
bauptet tporben.
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galifpruiasgSeime.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm 9roBes. 3a>
get bon feinen California Weinen Bel
Germ s. 5. Meper am Mlamo
Bla3a. 0err SLEEPER iu6t bic Meine
an Ort unb Stele aus ui,b fapft brett
aus Dem &eIer ter Wein3h6ter. Mls
gutem 2enner selingt es inn itets, bic
beffen Soften ars3uwablen. st fat1
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit einent
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in por3isli9er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = fret
ins 0aus geliefert.
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"a 2eute, bic Bianos unb Orseln
faufen polen, follten ii9 baran erins
nern, baB mir in biefem @eiddfte felt
"a Sabrelt tbdtis inb, baB mir nllr bic
belien Snitrumente fiibren unb BON tel,
ner Jabrif abbdngig iinb, ba mir NUT
fir baar faufen. 8ir ~berfaufen feline
Waaren auf @ommiifiOn, fonbern mir
faufen un6 perfaufen auf eigene &e9s
nuns unb iu9en ftets Dem pu6lifum
sere6t gu merben. Sn Golge 6efen
f6nner mir biliger perfaufen unb uniere
&uuben finb fiber, Sci uns bic lei6tes
fen 8ebingungen, bic gr0Bte Nuspabl
unb bic frengite &eelitdt gu finben.
Man fault nirgenbs better aIs in BEN
aitbemdbrten Muifbauie bon g 0
gan Bros, 208 Commerce @traBe,
San Nntonie.
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f. Sdy- Dir baben elm paar f6on ges
brau9te 3afel.p ianos, meIde mir bes
ionbers bilig fir 8aar ooer auf Nbsab.
lung ($5 ober $40 per Monat) perfaus
fen. Sbos. @oggan& Bros.
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famn ntdbt sebeilt iuerSem

2nubbett fa1tt tftdbt 8ebetIt treroett
burd locale appIieationen, neil fe ben transet
Sbeil bes Obres ni9t errei9en fonnen. g.
siebt MUIR einen &es, bic Saubbeit gu @furiren,
nnb Der 1T burd toniitutionede Seilmittel.
9aubbeit bir6 burd eiren entsinbeten 8uftanb
Der idhsimisen Ausfleioung Der eufadifGen
I65re berurfa9t. @snn biefe Robre f6 ent.
ajtnbet, babt ibr einen rumpelnben Son ober
unboafommenes Gsb0r; unb psnn fe san3 &c.
fdloTsn, 1T, erfolst 9cubbeit, unb penn bic
entsinbuno nidt sebobeu unD bieie @3tre pie'
ber in ibren seboiisen 3uIanb Seriebt perben
Tam, pirb bas @eb0r fir immer aertort per.
ben; neun Sale unter ;sbu fnb bur@ aatarrb
beruriadt, pelder ni3t ais elm ent3inbeter
8ufdnb Der f9leimigen Oberfd4en 1T.
Wir tuolen ~einbunbert Dollars fur ieoen
6ur9 aatarrb Serurfadten) Sail bon faubbeit
seben, ben mir niat burd Ginnsbnen bon
3al's aatarrb Sur beilen f6nnsn. 2abt gad
umfonf gireulare fcmmen.
8.S. gbeneb 6 Co., 2OIeoO, o.
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9B nj. $. OmtterfiDe, 1886
Off 9ouftonsS traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam ; Gitters, balten fi9 benz
BubIifum fir lille in ibrGa@ f9lagenben
Mrbeiten ~empfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte Beiorsung aler Iuftrdge.
2ronIeu6ter, @ass Girtures, 8abetpans
men. glofets &c. ffets an Sanb.
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nay &apitaliifen unb @ot9e, pel6e
ibr 8elb in @runbeigeutbum anlesen
nolen, Dermeiien mir auf bic Nn3eige
bet 9erren s. 8. 9ignpmitn & 60.
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1ar Marum tppllt Sbr pianos atpei.
felbafter Site bon reifen6en 9dn6lern
taufen, penn Sbr bic e9ten Smerfon
in Der neueften Nusfiibrung biliger
unb unter lei9teren 8eoingungen In
benz ~bspdbrten @ei@dftsbaule bon
Sbos. Slogan & 8ros. baben
f6nnt2
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sar Wie gem6buIi6 baben pon=
CO a # & 9Dbn aud biesmal bas
gr6Bte 2ager in @lOtbiug, Often &C. fir
9erren unb Gnaben.
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ga @oat Sbr einen anars nod
MaB gema6t bab.n, Der perfect fiBt, 10
tpenbet gu9 an pancoat & Sobn.
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Sae Tils. uno Gtrobbate.
ueue fir bic Sommeridiion BET Ban
& Sobn.
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Da- Gin au%sermdblter 8orraib bon
Sommers Insigen 1T BEL .Bancoaf &
Son au finben.
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ED. "a.

ses.niber bon Der bsati6 . tatbOIifden Stride.
6auss unb S9iIbersMaIer
unb Gambler in Garben, elias &C. &C.
Vile guftrase perben fofort aussefibrt. @reiie
biniger pie irgenbpo in Der Stabt. l4,2,S
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s@- Sp Bros. liefern bic
beifen unb biqigiten Drudia9en @ebi
gu ibnen.
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9ie oTreie @reifc fir gegas" bat
bDn allen beutiA teranifd5em 3eitmn=
gem bic gr6Rte Mbpmmemtemsabl.
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Gin Sceptifer ia9t

Blutsef&wire. 8ertbeiIt RarBunfels. agSetlt bau=
ernb unb iMnea 9dbmung. IS TIT Elm pabrer @eiunb=
heitSbrinser. Selt Scrcpheln unb anbere gIeiHartiae
6ranfbeten. MaHt fdlenten Gtbem gut unb ~entfernt
BITE flrfa9e. gertreibt bic 8iliclitdt unb 1T nniberz
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SAMARITAN
NERvINE

trpffen BET Jteberbise. Gin unperaleibbares Mbfabre
Mittel. GS BELT trontbaften 3ppfIdmers trunSerbar
f@nea. agrGntbdIt feine i6dbIiaen SubHanser. Meiz
asst Das Gebtrn. &urtrt l&nea Rbeumatismus unb
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9as 9rpke
Werpett 9eilmittel

stbt benz 8lnte neue aebensfrdfte. Sc BELT ALE I'M
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-28

WILLIAM MALONE, REPUBLICAN CONDI-
DATE FOR GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
The prettiest political fight of the COM
ing fall will be in Virginia, where the
Democrats claim to be sure of beating
Malone, and Malone says he is sure to
defeat them, and where both parties will
do the best they can to make good their
respective prophecy. William Malone
is q clever party manager and indefatlg-
able worker. He was born in Southamp-
ton, Va. in 1927, graduated from the
Virginia military institute at the age OF
twenty. and became civil engineer and
constructor of the Norfolk and Peters
burg railroad Malone served in the
Confederate army, having raised and
commanded the Sixth Virginia regiment,
and afterwards being promoted to the
rank of brigadier-g general and major
general. At the close of the civil war
he returned to his old pursuits, and III
few wears became president of trunk
line from Norfolk into Tennessee. In
state politics he became ReadJuster,
and thus was brought into athlatIon with
the Republicans, by whose help he was
elected United States senator for the SIX
wears ending in March, 1887. For some
time past he has been chairman OF the
Virginia Republican state committee
He resides at Petersburg, Va.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-28
a Sure Thing.


JOSEPH G. HUTCHINSON, REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR OF IOWA.
Joseph G. Hutchison was born in
northumberland county, Pennsylvania,
September IL, 1910. He was graduated
at Dickinson seminary, Williamsport,
in 1862. and few months later enlisted
in defense of his country as a private in
the One Hundred and Thirty first Pensyl-
vania volunteers. The young soldier
Darticlpated IN the hard service and fierce
battles of the Army of the Potomac,
serving the full term of his enlistment
and was honorably discharged, bearing
the rank of captain After the war ne
entered the Union law school at Cleve-
land. Ohio, and upon his graduation re-
moved to Iowa, in 1865, where he made
Ottumwa his residence. His experience
as a legislator had its beginning in the
Eighteenth general assembly, to which
he was elected in the most triumphant
manner. Twice after that he served his
county and state in the higher capacity of
senator. He was one of the most promi-
neut men of the Nineteenth, Twentieth,
Tweutv-first and Twenty second general
assemblies. Upon the election of Mr..
Larrabee to the governorship, Mr..
Hutchinson was the the almost unanimous
choice of his fellow senators for the
Craftsmanship of the committee on ways
aud means, the most important commit
tee of the state legislature. The policy
which finds Iowa out of debt, in spite of
large expenditures of funds for needed
state Institutions, has been vigorously
supported by MIR Hutchison, to whom
his fellow citizens give most of the credit
due for its successful employment.