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HIS BODY FOR SALE.
An Odd Experience at the Coroner's Of
1ice-A Foreigners Ignorance.

From the Philadelphia Tress.
Deputy Coroner DuSan had two strange
visitors yesterday. They were Christian Laem-
bert, thirty-seven years, of a. Perkins street,
Gloucester, M, and Kate Haebner of the
same address. LAembert is a German with
AL imperfect knowledge OF the English
language. Mrs Haebner accompanied him as
interpreter. LaemLert saiuted Driver Matthews
with the remark. Il won't to sell my life"
who is dead?" inquired Mr.. Matthews, sup
posing thai the man wanted to report a case.
Nobody" was the reply. aud the man beck
oned TO Mrs. Haebner, who stood outside the
door. The woman explained that she had sent
Laembert money 10 come to this country and
that he had been walking the streets about
two months la search OF employment Finally
he had determined 10 sell his body.
One OF the attaches of the Office iokingly off
fered the man $40 for his body, but he indig-
nantly rejected the proposition. FIFTEEN dol
lars was the next bid, but this was not enough.
When asked how much he wanted he cooly re-
Piled S75. lie would give his receipt as Sc
CURLY. In answer TO the question as 20 how
soon the purchaser could expect 10 receive the
body, Laenlbert answered through the inter-
prefer: .'lou get II right soon i don't care
what becomes of me. Ny father and mother
died young"
pointed when they found they could not nego-
tiate sale. The employees Of the Office and
some spectators contributed several l0-cent
pieces 10 the couple, which they accepted with
a ''dank you" aud then departed
Laembert was rather y respectable looking
man, and there was nothing TO indicate that he
was OF unbalanced mind
A rum-so.ked individual tried to arouse the
sympathy OF Deputy Coroner Dugan few days
ago by Offering his body for sale, but when that
official 'phoned Tor the dead wagon the afore-
said individual skipped out at q lively pace.
" you are Interested "a de protection Of human
life sign the protest against The Alksssoh bsl, aad
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A SNAP SHOT.
The Photographers Association and
the Amateurs.

In his little Office al the left OF the main on
trance OF the National Museum building. be-
hlnd bank-hke grating. sat Or. Carlisle.
treasurer OF the Photographer Association
raking IN the dollars OF members old and new
with the ease of a treasurer who has been five
years IN Office. Az man after man came M 20
the bars and pulled out has pocket book there
was one OF two questions fired at him IN an un-
mlstakable tone that meant business. either
are you a MEMBER or do you wish to be-
come member There we're a good many
new people asking for admission, the only
requisites OF which are a respectable appear
ahce and an interest in photography.
CONDITIONS OF MEMBERSHIP.
There are no restrictions, no afidavits, no
oatn OF membership, the only necessity being
the proper amount OF the worlds goods with
which TO reinforce the application There ara
TWO Classes among the new members, the pro
prletors ana the employees" The former class
includes amateurs, since the moment they be-
come employees they are professional Tho
submission OF proprietor costs S5 and Of
the Amateurs 90.
MORE AND MORE AMArEuRs
Dr. Carlisle remarked TO a STAR reporter
that there were a great many new members
coming in this year, aud as for amateurs the
association had admitted more during the past
Twelve months than IA the tour years lust gone
Dy. 90 .tnulng, he remarked: There was a
Time when there was considerable feeling in
the association against the amateur photog-
raIHler, just rs there lis ia any body originally
composed wholly o. professionals, but that.
am sure, has died away completely. Tho
amateur photographers have increased so won-
deriully In the past i've years, and they are
as rule, 50 well-to-dO a class of peo-
PIE that the professional antagonis m
has about disappeared. The amateur
Is frequently man OF wealth or a member of a
rich family. and 1t is only right 10 recognize
HIM, provided he Is a gentleman. | ought 20
add, provided she is a Lady, for there are 50
many iemaie Amateurs but that would be SUI
pernuous Tor she always Is II lady.
WASHINGTON As PERMANENT MEETING PLACE
Il am an advocate OF the plan to select
Washington as the permanent meeting place"
said DIR. Carlisle. Il believe it would paw the
association To erect building here aud come
here each year, but every time that such
proposition 10 made the western men say that
TINS city Is not central enough, or that ii is too
not here to hold "a convention in these regions.
only hope that this delightfully."- cool weather
Will last throughout the week to refute this
idea With "A permanent hall here. devoted to
expense IN the way OF moving our exhibits wear
after year, and could soon build up a national
reputation for the association"
Every reasoning man AID tUOnadn should sion
he petition ni tOdOy'S STAR against ne surrender
81 TIE ttoeS and property Of ue people Of iSOulh
W oSJttgtgtOH 10 Lte leHHStHudgia railrolA
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SPECIALTIES.

MRS. DIR. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND
ANl treats u.ly all Female Complaints, from
Whatever cause, at her residence. son st. NV.
Once hours to pm. N122ms
DERSONAL-MADAME GOFF, THE SEVENTH
Il Daughter Of . seventh Son. Born With Veil. has
arrived III the city from the south and west and
suited on he asst present and future. Advice On sil
matters Tells you what IL best for your welfare N
interviews con ndentiSL Oftcs hours IRON I'm TO
pm. NJ AIN Missouri ave lts
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DENTISTRY.

nR. STAIR PARSONS, DENTIST. 9TH ST. COR
~ Enw.-k iest-class filings inserted. Application
80 prevents pain in sxtracIinx. All bEnnchss ~
SAosissyy. ~ present. lseattva Sep yeag2 uhl7
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DROPosALs FOR sUppLIEs-aARF1ELp MEMO.

DkOPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES-GARFIELDM MEMO
l. rial Hospital. Washington. ID c.. August z, $780,
seaed PROPOSALS will be receN ed by the hospital
up To NOON OF MONDAY, AUGUST EIGHT EENlH,
1870, for the delivery at the Gsrhed Memorial Hos
ptal, on Boundary the head of 10th north
went, OF zoo Of Cumberland Coal, more or less
% tons OF White Ash Range Coal stove size. more
less; 20 cords Pine Wood, less: 2o cords Oak
Wood more or less also 90 tons OF Ice, more less
free from snow aud all impurities Inspectors fee
defects reserved. SOPHIA T. PALMER, Superintend-
ent. au7-Sjt
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EOR RENT-UNFURSIsHED
IT lAl.t Mnas ave lIr l4I5

L.
Il l4I3 Mass ave. 11r. 1915 st. NV, 11r. $50
End stable...... S2OO l4.}O st. u. W., Tor. 80
1Sll St NV. 3r. 200 2l2 lst -. 30
lO11 Conn ave, Tor. 10 l5l4 st II w. Tor 80 81
14th extended. l5r loo 4O4 StoughtOn st. yr. SO
l.2S St II. l5r- lou l40t Stoughton ST.. 81. SO
1000 10Th stn-w.. llrlO0 1911 Riggs pl Dr.. so
1:US St NV, l2r-- Ia l1i2 ST. IL so
ls3s ST. 1lr-. 20 B2y st. Ia. lUr.... 80
ia. 81. Il l2r .. loo S31 st. NV. Tor SO
1914 2lst 81 n Ar 100 TAG 18th ST. 7r. a >
6lS st l5r..S3. 80 1888 18th ST. N W.. Sr. 40
l4UU Chaplin ST.. l3r. 80 1901 2lst Vt. NV, ST.
ia 18th S. n W.. l2r.. 40 l4O6 Chaplin ST., Sr. 40
6ls y 4 ave NV, lIElO lO14 10Th St n. Or. %
OOl 18TH n W. l3r .obol Lafayette square, 15r.-
l5l9 10Th St n. ", lOr65 1911 10th 6r .35
1913 ST. NV, llr % 1928 18th st NV, ST. rs
2O22 Hillyer pl. llr--. 50
The above louses can "a e1amined by PERMIT from
chr once UDlS. THOMAS }. EISHER co.
aug 1924 Of. nv
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THE CLAN OF THE CAMERA.
The Photographers' Convention Gets
Its Focus Today.

OPENING PROCEEDINGS AT rHE NATIONAL Nu-
sEuM-PRoF MAsoN's WITTY wKLooMx-con-
MTrrEEs ANNOUNCED AND BUFFALO CHOSEN As
THE PLACE OF THE NEXT MEETING
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR PARCHMENT,-WAR DE-
L partInent. Supply Division Washington, D. c.
August l. ls9O-neaied proposals. i'll duplicate. sub
jet to the usual conditions Will be received at this
office unul TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY
SEPTEMBEk FIRST, 1880. toe furnishing this de-
partment with 3 600 Sheets of Parchment lOx IL in
MS per sample TO be had upon application at the office
OF the undersigned he department reserves the
right to rej' ct any ali bids and waive defects
Proposals must be Enclosed in sealed envelopes in
dorsed on the outside PROPOSALS for Parchment" and
addressed to N: K. 1HoRP, Chief, supply Division.
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FOR SALE-dOUSES.

u-OR SALE
st near Sth W., 2-story and bssement
Sd ST. near NV. i0rs. Brick. ........ 5000
W. st near 10th, 2-story and CELLAR ira.
New Jersey ave. near st n w. S-stoiy Brici ,'oo
18th st. near W. 2-story, sr s. gg0
Est near 18th. stories. Tors. ............. $500
d ~ near oth n Q, stories ,.....:-:-..... 5000
sth st near NV, stories. yrs and 3D.. 65oSS
6th St near ID q. W., stories and has,. 7n 5000
H ST. near 21st W., 4 stories, lrs.. 1000
Mass ave near Sd ST. n e., stories and bas,
Mass ave near ist St W.. stories. fr.m: S0oS
North Cap near NJ. FRS, bath and celiAr 45OO
st near 9th W., lars. 10000
Boundary near 10Th NV, groom Frsma.. $500
au95t B. Il. WkKNER CO. ei6 st. NV So'
Tor sALE-Two 7-ROoM BRICKS ON sw. BE.
- tween 9th and 10th. %, 800 for both; will sell
Bargains U. L. BOYER h co. au9-3t
EoR Subdivisions FRAME DWELLING
Il fronting east 9TH ne near H. excellent oca-
ton lot SKI 10 to 30,to05 alley; two-story frame
KETT. 18th st and New YORK ave. A a1s.3t'
LNOR SALE-vERY DESIRABLE IHREE-STORY
Il Brick Dwelling on l4th ST. near r; . bargain and
easy terms to . prompt buyer
swORMsTEDT BRADLEY.
LrOR sALE-SEvERAL PRETTY HOMES ON 22D
Il st. n W.: just completed; near Pa ave- all con-
venences can be had at bargain, and terms made
sui, purchaser; g per cent interest. swokMsTEDT
q BkADLEl, 927 NV. auS-6t
EOR SALIENT. PLEAsANT-A NICE SIX ROOM
Il and Cellar COTTAGE; trobe, gas, good water, sta
BILE; convenient to 14th St. cars only &3, 100.
auS-6t ZOOS Il st NV.
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OFFICE GOSHEN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
OCompany. Goshen, Va.-Hotel Goshen, Va-Sealed
proposals will be received the Office Of the under
SIGNED until the TwENTI-SEVENlh DAY OF All.
GUST. 1890 for the erection and of Stone
and brick Hotel BpiidlE to be built at Goshen. Va for
the ''uOshen Land and Improvement Company" A
satisfactory bond will be required of the successful
bidder. The right to ect any and all proposals is
reserved Plans specifications and all info: nation 90
be obtained from iarnal Goforth, architects. No
IA south Broad ST., Philadelphia Pa
g. L. COOKE
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N st. bet. Conn. sv. and
18th st. .......---Sl0C
Dupont Circle.......2US.S:
h nr. Mcpherson SO. 3ol
Cor. h and 18th sts.,
overlooking McPLer-
son Square. .... 333. g..
i ct. bet. 10th &l7th. 300
18th ST.. overlooklng
Conn. ave. bet. NJ &
\ SITS with stable. .25(
Il bet. 7th 4 18th.
farraSuI SQuare.......2oC
n st. bet. 18th q l9th.25(
Connecticut ave. ABOVE
X st. .ZOS. 3.
Vermont ave. bet o
and Z SITS. 200
House, Dupont Circle. zoe
Mass. ave bet. l4th and
10th SITS. ..............2OC
Conn. ave, adjacent TO
lafayette square. 200
Conn.av. above Rst. i 81. 81
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1NHADINU AND HEUULATIN
" Tor Improving streets aud Avenues in the City
Washington d. Office OF the Commissioners u. c.,
Washington. u; e.. August D. 0.Sea!ed Proposals
viii lie received ut this office unit TN EiVEOCLOCK
NJ, on SAT kDAl, AUGUST THIRTIETH, 1890,
tor proving streets ana avenues with curp, CUTTERS
sldewIks ana roadway pavements Blank FIRMS of
prof. osals and sIecications be obtained al this
office upon application therefor. together with all
necessary information, aud only bids upon these
forms will be eonsid red The right reserved
tect any and ali bids parts OF bids. j. W. DOUG
LASS L. g. HINE, II. Al. ROBERT, Commissio ners.
DC au7-6t
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Il NORTHWEST.
6ls st. bh.. m; 1871 st. kh., er $4,000
,6i5 i0;;b; - 600 l4i2 2sth st.. bh, m oo,
lgts lo.n s.on 4d5i s 81 B..f; :. 5000
20n st. hh.. M. ley b.h., 4r......... {. 900
iUr &. 600 1923 goth ST., b. h. 6r.,
III. 5n5o oIh st,o n ,Sr 1000 and houses in rear,
223 Ind ave-. b.h mi, Ar each. e. 900
9r..;;.............7.o 500 1247 and I249 Mad
l22s Mass. ave. tn. ison ST., fh., Ar, and
% or ::..::.. $50 two brick houses in
mi, 90 s5i, sS3. si5 I'D st., 'o0
3s 1 ST., b.h, MI. b.h., Or. each. 4. 500
oddlr..;.-. $500 423 ST., FIJI. ST., and
ooo 9th st., hh, mi. two houses rear. r. 600
2si and 2I3 7th st. LIS 18th s; st. OF OF $50
bh.. water, 6r.. 4, 600 Alley bet 9th and 7th,
300 St. b. h.. Or $1,000 L and SITS f. h. 4r3, 500
14lS n. J. ave-, i.h. 60 L ST.. b h, mi 7r $500
~, T 5000 340S St, b.h. mi,
735 I'd st, bh., 5r. 2, 600 I2la and i222 Madi-
424 and 426 y ST. alley. son St, f., 4r....... 900
FIJI. 4r.............. 800 As and Ash Ridge ST.
1919 st, h.......l 500 fh. 5r.........-3OOO
1928 to 1884 st,f.h, Al l. St. b. h., NIL
or.'.'.. I,UOO 1900
The above IL only portion Of the property on nv
books For n list call office for bull tin issued on
the LIST and 10Th tau5 THOs. Z wAGGAMAN.
LOVELY HOME
1or small family Oh 9th ST. Stanton Square,
can be purchased for small cash payment balance
monthly.
ply to J. " n HIYCK
au2-lm 1908 Penn ave.
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DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING CEMENT
L HOUSk-Ofice OF the Commissioners. Washington
ID. C., August =, lSyO-Sealed proposals will be re-
celved at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ on
MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY FIFTH 1890, TOR
constructing a Cement House the reservation on
Canal street between First street west and
avenue. Blank forms proposals and speci fcations
together with all necessary information, be
tanned upon Application therefor at the office Of the
Engineer Commissioner, and only bids upon these
will he considered The right reserved to re-
ject any and all bids. II. NJ. ROBEhT. Engineer Com
missioner DC tit
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v.Ok REM
SO 18Th st NV, 7r. mi, stable. $50
- ne n, N As
ftn 81 Sc. r. N l., cellar.
0iz ~ he 'r. NIL cellar. ......-.............25
5. kOtn 81 sr N /, cellar %
80 Shtn capitol ST, lor... -
;9Df MAJ ave he Dr. MI - So
HyattsviIle, S-rOon New rames. near station 20
-. u. b. GIBSON 4 CO.
AuSNot- 3O2 last Cap st.
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DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ASPHALT
Il Blocks nd Tiles for the District Of Columbia
Office of the Commissioners, Washington, u. C.,
Aug. 8, ls9C-Sealed proposals will be received al
TINS office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, SATURDAY
August siXTEENIn, 1890, for furnishing Asphalt
Blocks and lies for the District Of Columbia bank
forms of proposals and specifications be obtained
this office upon application with all
necessary and d. upon these forms
viii be sidered The right is eject any
and ali bids Ga parts OF bids. j. W. DOUGLASS, L. g.
hINt, h. Nj. kOBEkI, Commissioners ID q. auk-nt
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2SlQ y. 12r.. m.i.....-S6O
3Oi2 Dumb't'n. Sr.... 80. 30
l24S 3lst. 1r.. nj. -. 30
ISIS y. Sr.-EL1-....25-5Ol
For = i'm lat appiy ~
AMI
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

VNOR RENT ,1l01 N II. NV,
IL 1902 l4th st. NV, lit, all N. L. .......-.S 55
Sr and store. 81 90 313 Mass ave.n-e., Sr,
609 18th St n W.. Sr. all MI .............275 SO
and storP...............60 us 9Th ST. ne. 6r..
13 9th Or Uni %. so all mi....... % so
3l5 Sd ne Or a i22. so 720 9th ct. e.. 6r.,
Or. a m i..........2 % SO 40 and 742 9Th st.
1i2g Path n. W. Or, ne. Or, mi. 80. % SO
q m. i...............2O.3O 601 I'd 81. me-. 6r..
els :l5th NV. 6r.. gas all m .... 1910
2so7 st NV. 4r~12.5o ater.-....,....,. is 90
X, H. q me-, 3r.,,.S
WASHN DANENHOWER,
auQ-3t Ills + NV
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NOR RFNT-2D FLOOR OF gu PA AvENws75;
II Third Floor % same. $50 100 Ind. ave w. II
sac 40: 81 St nv. $50 80: I4l6 Pierce place
n-w,s rooms $3.50; AIS sLn.w;. rooms.
80. 2l3 ST. NV, rooms 40 80; 935 st.
NV. rooms. 5000. CHI Al:Lko W. HANDY.
au9-lw 92l St
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} 3ls 2d ct. Sc, lOr.s $50. go
4l3 4th St Sc. Or. 80. 30
40 i st NV. Sr. 30. 40
53l Florida av.n.w.,S r. 80
3l9 spruce ST. Or. 30
-. Patrick st. Alex, l:;r. 80
lS4S Larch ST., Sr....2S.50
1888 l 9Th St. Or. "a. Az
20 Arthur III, 7r.. 40
li20 Pierce pl.. 9r. 20. 40
2UlO ] 9th st. NV, Or. .:I5
1890 18th 81. NV. ar. rs
] l2J y. J. ave. 7r. 2:.92
Oily I'd ST. n-e- ..22.S5
go Mass. e., Or. -. so
40 L ct . e., Or. 90
Hyattsyille, 6r....-...2O
1907 81 81. n.w..6r.. is. so
- : u ST. e., 6r....1S 30
Il "a St me-, Or. ...1S. 80
1889 9TH st. Nv. ,or. 1880
l240 Md ave ne. or. rs
342o Prospect Ay.. 6rl6. 80
ll9 u 81. me-. Or.
326 18th st. $. W., Girls. 80
1913 !'1a ST. NV, %r.l2. 80
Cottage Row, Ar. 1850
u blaEden's NV. Ar. -. 80
.62 Navy III. Sc. 5r. q. 30
90 Gordon ay.n.e..5r.S.3 80
20 fentOn St NV, 4r...g
Kings court. 3r.. b. 80
STORES.
ll43 9Th st. NV, Or. SO
$40 2lst 81. n-w.....lO. ~
LNEH n CO Ola
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ION LII.
10Th st. near Dupont
Circle ............Sl66.67
Jefferson pl. bet. Conn.
ave. and 10th st. 1866. 81
X st. bet. 18th and
Rhode Is and ave. bet.
18th ana 18th 1867
18th. with stable. loo 81
18th st. bet. ] and X. loo
DE sales st. .............150
\ st. mr.. Vermont av. $50
Vermont ave. bet. \ l.
Iowa Circle ...........l25
y st. bet. l eth & 18th. .l25
ii st. bet / 9Th and 2U0
sts.. .........-...l. ID
N.w.cor. l1th&DeSalesl2J
18th St. cor. De Sales
q st. bet. 18th L 18th. l25
Vermont ave. near
Iowa circle. 100
q 1T. bet. 18th &1Yth. ..S5
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Il Or REM.

ICR RENI-
StCttManslOn. c3rs 100
1G23 II 81, ] Or, II. j. .lOO
1910 2Oth ST.. ZOE, mi . D
tl6 la. ave. lUr....-
:Ol4G. lOr.. mi. 90. %
sc. cor. list and Ii Its. 10
23l9 Pa Av., Sr......5O. 90
23l S-23l7 Ia. av. yr. ~ 80
2U:Jl II 81. ar. mi. 40. 30
725 2Othst.. Or .in.L45. 30
1G49 Pa ave. store 40 90
1884 18th. 4 store 1910
1888 18th 81. 81. mi Az SO
1li5 2lst. 12r.. MI 40 so
2l25 l. ct, Sr.. mi. AZ. SO
ll2S-3O I'D St, 81. 40. 90
$50 23d ST.. 9r. mi. 3 B 30
1852 Larch ST, Tor. 30. 80
1l26 I'D st. or. IN j. %. 30
2215 VI st. .7r., m-i-.-35. 80
III 2O;h. Sr. K store. b
15l3 SIN st. Or. IN D
2l4l 7 St .Sr-.m-l---:i3.5 30
14IS Fierce, Sr.. mi 3l.5O
2l33 l. st, ar, Mill. %
.Ol6 NJ, 1r., b, H. l.. SO. 90
GJ6 2lst.. Or. mi. 30. 30
ST. LIST Il W. ST. m. l. 1000
1855 22d ST. ST, III j. 1880
2l29Ls Pa ave-. ar.
m i....-.......-3 30 81
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The president then read his annual report,
congratulating the association upon lite growth
and progress. He made several minor recon-
mendations and then touched upon the ques-
ton of securing . permanent home for the
association He thought that such a move
would be a profitable one. He suggested
that stock be issued at S25 share for five years.
holders to be entitled to all association priyi-
leges for that length Of time. BY this means
$50, 600 might be raised for the erection of 4
building. He thought that building one-fourth
as large as the National Museum would be Of
SUFFICIENT size. His report heartily APP
plauded. Among the other remarks OF the
president was one to the effect that there was
a desire on the part Of some 10 merge the Of
fees of secretary and treasurer and at the con-
clusion Of his reading he asked for some action
in that line in order to settle the question. A
member moved to merge the Offices and con-
siderable discussion followed and the motion
was finally laid on the table.
Mr.. Kraemer made q few remarks urging a
general attendance upon the psgusrrs me-
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1926 32d. Or. & store.e25
ESQ y St, Sr., m.i......25
29ls-2O Olive ST.. Or ..2l
1894 =, 5r-, w.............l0
MESCOTT q WILCOX.
1907 Pa. ave NV.
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81 BLLS.
Stable in 70. bounded
by MY. ave. and II st.
and l4th and i 9th SITS. 3 0
| Stable in SO. bounded
by l. and NJ SITS. aud
10th and 21st sts......25
Stable i'll SO. bounded
By NJ and y and Conn.
ave and 19tn ct. ..25
OFFICE ROOMS.
519 9TH st., Sd and
ftn noors-.......:......&5
HOS + ST., Sd ali A 4th
fioors......S5O and S35
519 9TH St, suite =
rooms, I'd floor. 30
1903 Pa. ave. .S
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-11-28
A New Democratic Victory.

New York Sun: John 3. Gordon's
electlon as Senator from Georgia
comes as very gratifying supplement
W the general democratic success.
zen. Gordon was the most conspicu-
GUS statesman in the South who refus-
Gu 10 lay away the democratic flag in
sae lott of the fantastic sub-treasury
Planned by the wild men of the far
mefs alliance. Gen. Gordon bearded
'ne iarmer in his delirium and denoun-
ecu the sub-treasury phantom like 8
patflot and q democrat. OF course,
sne radical element of the alliance ex-
e'ted its full power of resentment
toward comprising Gordon's defeat;
and now he has been elected senator
~ satisfactory majority. The dem
ocfatlc spirit in the South is too resl
10 support the promoters of any con-
nlct with itself.
Gen. Gordon's success, which has
M oeen steadfastly and strenuously adv o.
s''eu by the Sun, is one of the most
senulhe democratic victories, as well
~ among the most significant. 1t
proves the sonndness of Gen. Gordon's
augment augment and the Suns expressed
tbb.aaon tb.aaoon that as a political agitation
thaeatenlng the national democracy
uo NV southern alliance can with all hon
" 70 Itself be counted out.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-11-28
Failures IN Life.

People fail in many ways. In busi-
ness, In morality, in religion, In happi-
ness and In health. A weak heart Is
often an unsuspected cause of failure
In life. If the blood does not circulate
properly in the lungs there is short
ness of breath, asthma. ETC.; In the
brain dizziness, headache. etc.; in the
stomach, wind, pain, indigestion, faint
spells, etc; in the liver torpidity. con-
gestion, etc. Pain In the left side,
shoulder and stomach is caSsed BY
heart strain. For all these maladies
Mr.. Miles new cure for the heart and
ungs is the best remedy. Sold, guar
snteed BY Z. o. Gale. drugsist. Treat
lee freA. z
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-11-28

Col. Price, who at the eleventh hour
lent his silver tongue and his graceful
rne'or'c To the independent cause, is
reported to have said since election
That the whole independent member.
shiplp the legislature could be bought
for a song. The Colonel does gross
injustice to a large number of sincere
and honest South Dakotans who were
elected on the independent ticket. He
should not Judge the whole party by
the character of some of its mercenary
ana otflce-s+eking leaders, nor by the
character of a few men who were
trotting around Mitchell day two
before election trying to sell their votes
and those of, their relatives to the
highest bidder.