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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

-%SoT A WORD.
haven't said Q word about Bushel-
Ing for some time. Couldn't. Have
just been able to handle the work
which has been coming in unsolicited.
Today's notice means can takea
little work for next weeks delivery.
suits remodeled cleaned, pressed,
rebound, &C.
Trousers sponged. pressed and
bag" taken out
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers,
su1-tu&f 9th and G SITS. NV.
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919 PENNSYLVANIA Ave

w.M sHUSTER SONS.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED A SMALL LOT OF
BLACK AND WHITE BLOCK PLAIDs IN THREE
DIFFERENT SIZE BLOCK. FRENCH GOODS
JUST IMPORTED. PRICE EIGHTY-FIvE CENTS
PER YARD
JUST OPENED SMALL LOT OF DARK COL
CAsHMEREs IN FoRTY-sIX-INCH GOODS IN
FALL CoLoRs.
BEAUTIFUL SHADES OF PINK AND BLUE IN
PLAIN SCOTCH CHAMBRE GINGHAMs. THE
LAST WE SHALL HAVE THIS SEASON. THE
BEST QUALITY OF OUTING CLOTH EIGHT
CENTS. ONE PRICE
v. n sHUsTER SONS
$50 91e PENN. AVE NV.
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THy EvrNrSe sr.R IL served 70 suoscroers IN the
city by carriers on their account at 10 cents per
week. or 44c per month Copies AZ tne -counter.
cents each BY mail-pOstA.s PssP14o-oo eeos
month. year. SO. six months. Sd
Entered a the Post once al washington. D. c, -
second class mail mstter-I
The wKEKLY SrAR-published on Frday-S1 .
year. postage PREPAID SIX months. so cena
re- All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance,
scIaper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on spplicauns
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A NEWPORT STORY SPoILED.-It is stated at
the Post Office Department that the rece mt ap-
pointment of Mr.. Fay in place of Mr. Brown,
the postmaster at Newport, RI, has no con-
nection with the controversy which was started
as to whether letters addressed simply Mrs
Astor" should be delivered to Mrs W. ". Astor
or to the mother-in-law Mr.. Browns term ex-
pired some weeks ago and it was only recently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

Col. NJ. /. LUDINaToN, deputy quartermaster
general. United States army, recently assigned
to duty in the office of the quaatermaster gen.
eral has arrived in the city. Col Ludington
was at the close of the war chief duartermas-
ter Of the department of Washington, with
headquarters in this city. and afterward served
six years rs assistant to Gen. Meigs, and his ex-
perience, it Is expected, will be of considerable
value to the nswly appointed quartermaster
general.
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Il.
panied by their daughters, Miss Addie Perrin
and Miss Helen Perrin, of San Fran
cisco, Edwin s. Cramp of the firm
of Cramp & Bros, ship builders, and Alfred
Knopp OF New York, are registered at the Ar
lngton.-Sam NiedrinRhaus and F. G. Thorp
OF st. Louis and Henry ], Sheldon and T. f
Robinson Of Chicago, who are on a sight-see-
ing tour of the east, are at the Normandie. -
G. N. Bovee, jr., and E. w. Paige Of New York
are at Chamberlin's.-S Arthur Love of
Philadelphia is at the Shoreham Mr. and
Mrs. Fell of Narcoossee. Fla, are at Wormley's.
--Winstead r. Cook of Rochester, Chas. p.
Chambers of Syracuse and Horace Maupauer
sells and MIR. E. de Rothschi!d and J.
Walavogel of Paris, tourists, are
staying at welcker's-Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Houston of Louisville, Henry D. Williams of
New York, Rev. T. Jarrett Of London, England.
and H. A. starrington Of Boston are at the
and children and Henry B. McKeen of Easton,
Pa. Mr.. Z. Curtis Of Lexington, KY, and A. L.
Aldrich OF Flint, Mich. ARE staying at the Hotel
Randall.--Mr. and Mrs. VIM. B. Ropes OF Bos-
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon v. Stephens
Mrs. c. c. Leonard and son and
Miss Maggie B. Stephens of jefferson CITY
and L. W. Spear of Duluth are at willards.-
Hon. j. b. Reilly and son returned to the city
last night from Pottsville and are staying at
=
Townsend, Lieut. s. T. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs
John 7. Dunn OF Osceola, Fla, NJ. ]. Dolphin
and DR.. w. N. Moore of the US.S
Kearsarge are quartered at the Epbitt
very i'll at Glen Manor, Forest Glen
Harry Compton, missionary to Coqumbo,
Chill, is staying at the Fredonia.-Rev. r.
A. Sawyer of Tarrytown Heights, NY, is
spending few days in the city and is ut the
Hamilton House.-H. p. Farnsworth and Jas.
g. Folwell Of Manchester, N. H., are qusrtered
at the Arno.-Col. Geo. H. Lawrence Of the
Hotel Arno will leave tomorrow for Atlantic
City, where he will remain for some time
W. J. Nunnally of Rome, Ga, Florence H.,
Smith, A. s. Gatsehet and E. +. Mice OF Gin
cinnati are at the Langham.-Dr. o. A.
Frank Of St Louis, l. Thomas of London,
England, r. NJ. Pearson OF Chicago, E. q.
Brooke of Boston, A. ]. Butterfeld OF Bridge
port, Conn.,, N. Minor and R C. Ware of Phila-
deiphia and g: W. Copeland Of Medford, Mass
are at the st. James.
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To CLEAR U OuR Srocx.

We will get rid Of all Odds and Ends Broken Lots Of
Goods. Remnants, &c, &c.
Afew dozens Ladies' Isle Thread Gloves. Sizes ~
and So To go at cents pair.
Remnants OF Ribbons. Embroideries, Laces and
Flouncings at half price
Best Imported Berlin Zephyr, > cents lap
Best Imported Saxony, 12 cents a hank
Best Imported Germantown, 10 cents a hank
Best Imported Spanish, Is cents a hank
Best Black India LlnOn, 12E cents yard
bargain in Mems Fancy Cheviot Shirts All sizes
Only so cents
Another lot OF the Childrens Positive Black Ribbed
Hose Sizes 10 ~ At l24 cents.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. good value l21< cents
rare chance for q big bargain In Mating extra
value. st 10. l5, Is and % cents.
CARHART LEIDH
PHILADELPHIA STORE.
N2o e2s 9Th st. and zoe st. NV
N Daily, 8 80 TO l2m.
DOUBLE COMBINATION.
II 1lth st. Sc.
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LIEUT.. 8. G. LrMLY, who has been acting az
judge advocate Of the naval court of inquiry
that has been sitting on board the U.S.S Rich
mond at Hampton Roads. returned to the city
this morning from Norfolk
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ToLsTo1s Book EXCLUDED From THE MAILS
One of the latest books by the novelist Tolstoi,
'.Kreutzer Sonata" has been ordered by the
third assistant postmaster general to be sx-
clrded from the mails. This action is based
upon an opinion rendered by Mr.. Tyne1, the
assistant attorney general for the Post Office
Department, who states: after 3 careful ex-
animation of this publication 1 am of the
opinion that il is of an indecent Character. ;
hence it is forbidden circulation in the mails
by act of Congress approved September 20,
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THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
g. h KAUFMAN, EresL
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PosTMAsfKRs APPOINTED class post
masters were appointed today - follows: In
virRinia-Mary F. Fletcher, Blue Grass; Edna
Ettenborough, Dinwiddie Court House; W. J.
Keller Villa
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FINEST IN TOWN.

10 nss fan 70 cali HARRIS Druggists Third
nSeA before selecting Holiday Of Io
IeraH5 c~ts manicure Glass
cAelSt DSss ana Powder. PRESENTATIONS SPECIALITY.
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whateom News.

WHATcox, Dec a. Special. I - About
200 votes VIII be cast tomorrow on the
proposition 10 bond this county for roads
and bridges "a The sum q $4,000. Under
the isv. the proposition 70 bond must re-
oeive Shree-RTshs q al votes cast in order
10 carry. The bends vii probably be de-
feaicgi-
a cSai-al fsTe hall and steam engine "A q,
probably he heated ON Holly street soon
after consolidation 81 NeR and cid What
euE.
Lyudea viii again push her claims for a
nr.ElEAl school. and the Bollinshara hay
cites vii hardly contest for the prize
against cur country cousin. IL Is generally
e02cesed tAat LyR&ien should have the
normal school
The weztheE - fax this winter has h>a,
EgsT12z. zlady and wet. No snow has fallen
aaG appearances indicate . green Christ
MSS
Tie 6re&s Northern and the Cornwall
railroad lines have 80 far neglected to pro
vide GepotS ~ shelter Of any kind Toy rss-
senre-s o. freight. and the public j. nstr9r.
silly dissatisfied wI;h such lack al accom-.
rocssafsoas. Both railroads are doing e,sf,.
siderable local business
The opposition In appropriate So CO
for the Worlds fair az Chicago vii receive
some opposition from Whatcom county Il,
the legislature.
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|Atchisor
IAnnerica
central
|Burlingi
Denver.
|laekawa
Erie.
lake Sh|
Kansas
|lonisyiIl
|lMichigal
No. Pac.l
North ri
Preferred
k0rthWe|
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DIS. DAERIN IN TACOMA.
They Have Reopened Offices at the Ho-
tel G. zndoifo for This Week Only, De-
cember 18th to Goth

These far-famed physicians, who have
achieved a great reputation throughout
the Northwest. have been prevailed upon
by parties 10 visit Tacoma. One Of the
doctors has opened offices at Hotel Gan
doifo for this week only. from December
18th 10 18th, and the opportunity should
NOS be loss To consult this famous physl-
clan He comes highly recommended and
laden with testimonials from throughout
the state, and the authenticated reports Of
the cures seem nothing Short of mIracu-
lossS. His Office consultation l. free. 80
that should there be any cases that are IN
durable hs viii Immediately discover them.
thus saving their patrons any further ex-
pcndituTe OF money and time which they
might otherwise sqUander.
mike other physicians who have De-
come emineTr in their profession, the doc
tors charges are extremely moderate, and
they viii not undertake any Cases that
they cannot sure or benefit.
Drs. DarTin make specially Of diseases
Of the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. and al
nervous, chronic and private diseases, such
as Loss of Manhood. Bleed Tainss, Syph-
Ills, elect GonoTrhosa. Structure. SperEnaf-
torrhua. Seminal Weakness, or Loss 0;
Sexual Power. in man or woman.
All peculiar Female Troubles, Leuccor-
ThEa. DISpiaceInents, etc, are connden-
italy and successfully treated
Their Office hours are from 10 10 daily.
Evenings. 20 {.
Cures Of private diseases guaranteed and
never published in the papers. Most cases
the doctors Office Inquiries answered
and circulars sent free.
The doctors head Office in Portland is
running as usual, where they are perme-
nenfiy located.
y. B.-The doctors viii not visit Seattle
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,CHfcAd
About s.
SSthers, |
hu.ttcheersI
Hogs
sollnron
pine |
40; Ugh |
As. IT,
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w.LLa wALLA NEWS.
Proposed whisky Mili-Reformed Pugf-
list Conducting a Revival.


WArr.s waLLA. Dec. o., Special l-B.
Theyss and ]. w. Medynski, of La Sale.
are in Walia Waiia looking over the
ground for the erection of distillery. The
chief difficulty in the way at present is the
matter OF freights and the high price of
coal. They are in correspondence With
the railway companies, and If satisfactory
ARRANGEMENTS can be made there Is proba-
biIity that the works will be erected.
should that be the case they viii be of
great beneft TO farmers and viii open up a
pronfable local market for large quantities
of corn and rye, which grow TO perfection
here Mr. Medynski was here two years
ago with the same object, but for some rca-
son the project fell through.
At meeting Of the directors of the
Walla WalIa Agricultural and industrial
EXPOSITION the treasurer was ordered TO
purchase the Goodwin property on first
Street, on which a portion OF the exposi-
ton building Is 10 be erected.
Sam II. Young, the man who attempted
10 kill himself last week by taking chloro-
form, died at 81. Mays hospital Sunday
morning. He was buried this afternoon at
2o'clock
The little daughter of Frederick Eaton.
of this city, while riding a horse on sun
day. had the misfortune 10 DC thrown TO
the ground, resulting In breaking her left
leg.
In the probate court today the estate of
Mary Hull, deceased, which has been IN
court some time, was settled. Mr.. Hull
and the children made satisfactory ar
engagements among themselves
Ben Hogan, ex-pagilist and at present
Evangelist is in Waila Walla conducting
O series of revival meetings.
Diphtheria Is prevalent in the copper
district between Walla Walla and Waits
burg. and the school Is closed in conse-
auence Two children of Mr.. Buroker
have died and four more are down with
the disease. 4 physician called pronounced
Il Group. but after one child died another
doctor was called. who pronounced it ma
lignanf diphtheria-
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Hops
Coffee
up; sale
Der, slTl
mary, 4
il5N;s I|
slIAc.
Sugar
"COPPER"
Lead
Tin.i1
Petrolc|
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tc- low rates. excellent accommodations an
81 the features that enzzstsscte = SleCcSssul an
t1,0xSnle trip - the East, tSSe EAs Northern "a
cine Through vesEbule trains - s. Paul
Msaaesfs@lss lalufA xa9 CAsoSSe, consisting .
csasag. d-avingrocEe a16 slesn9nE ex~s. Nev
to2Szss saeeTSEs u2GeE tie direction q TIE Pan
raAn FaIsce Cs< IoEpS2y are attached - assll
iAreslg2 ESIrs No eesser service ~ BE faun<;
A thNosTE, czty t1ckes &se2t IS Seccn9 ss-sss
Boston block: < Io2kin. Gepes rlckes Sgeal
Seattle
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EXPERIENCE OF A RAILROAD MAN

had seiafse rheumatism one year. Nv r1.vSs.
clan pronounced IL inca-xele. Could ~. "a y
lei except iron razaTpAIEs. SIX hotsseS 0. EIft-
hard Rheumatic Syr0p cured re.
JOHN y. &A1wELI- al shuzy y 4
Tie aaogc - correct. ard NlbnS-ss's Gheu9,sa.
TIC Strip has cared g-1at many Of CIR e15ss,ra
crS. >TEERK. Wills L Co. wholesale and rssssl
druggists. salisbury, y. L.
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81 - will give yeo rersees health il invested
IN Acerss Revealed Rense1y.
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Reservations on SEy steamship lsre in re At
lSrs&c service - sGGagSe sna Easazza rs- -
secured 81 Northern Pse4ec oasce. 4 4h{Fha-r
city ticket agent. 7iS Secon3 street ScssS5
eocks Z Ieakin. depot ticket s<ens SeS.rsA
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Puaeh sets. saisd SETS. f'sh sets. gs-le sets See
ercara sets. tes setS, cAncalAse sesS A.a IL fsF.
anything yea want f0x Christmas r-rSsy,ts
Seattle CEsckery Company, Sc Erorf ssrSssE
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WiStozaS RoeeSsiae II meeting wSsA greSf Sz,g~
cess evezyu Aeye. and is rSp&1fy sEppszaginx
every otaeE preparation az . Ike nature IVA
yer druggists sell it--aec<r EeAas1sa Meas DsaS-
Yer, Colo
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10 not safer from sick kezGacAe a r>r-.s-t
longer. u IS ncx neceSSxry. CS-fers~ 7 s,-fe
liver Pals viii curc YOU posr. ore liEslc ~
Small price. STaail dose. Snail psll
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AL classes Of tickets reading VIA tse Tnfea
fSesac - TIE East are gSsesi VIA salt l.sse tSsy
and beaver without extra charge \. q. Aarsia
acaerSl Sgcnt. Us second ssrc~s, Bessoa back
L, b BALDWIN,, sSen;. city dock
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since the morning after Christmas His
cabin was locked. and there was nc
smoke in the Chimn, Y.
1t was son manifest, however, that
the colonel was not responsible for old
Gliberts disappearance, as hc was heard
to ask if tie old man had made himself
i'll on Christmas cheer. When the mat
ter was further inquired into, it was found
that the old white mule Zip was missing
likewise.
The colonel received this information
with a stare at first, and then burst out
laughing; though why he laughed nobody }
knew, for he had told $40 one of old tiil-
bevt's protfercd trade. But This laugh
gave the impression that Gilbert bad
taken advantage Of eomo jest Of his mas
tef's 10 treat himself ~ a prolonged holi-
day, and his absence ceased Ia be won.
dercd at, even when nearly two weeks
had gone by.
About this time the colonel, on goia3
into the office, one morning, was sls--
prised to find ON his table an uncouth
package wrapped i'll piece Of cloth, and
tied with a lenpth of twine multitude
nously liuotteI. When this vas opened,
there lay reveal I'd a quantity OF coin 10
the amount Of sixty dollars. Tho colonel 4
sterI. feature, rs he counted it over, re-
laAed in pathetic smile This was the
price Of the old white mule, but how it
came there, upon his table, was a prob,
lem he made no attempt To solve, Care
fully he tied up the money again, and
locked it away in IL drawer of his biz
mahogany secretary, against a day Of
reckoning, a day more distant than he
dreamed
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CITY OFI1CGRN.

F-lIenry s. Volkmar.
k-I W Bell
5nrer-aag. Mittelstaedt
)Sor James Berry
Bustite :. N Pa>eo
kttoraeY j " Bell
flnen-tst Ward VI kaerehor, h8eh-
| Mortetl. I'd Ward i Saunders
les Baird "a Ward G A Mlandsoh
Nv Pheien
street Commissioners, Bnildtns
Spector and Fire Warden-I Is summons.
S+man--f hares ~utrliife.
HOARD OF EpuCArIaN
| W Bell, $ & Jones, J K Eastman, II
kdord, irving Bath, ., " Antehaan
les lloelmntil.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Ayers SarsaparilIa

Is an effective remedy, as numerous testimo-
nials concluslyely prove. For two years
| was constant sufferer from dyspepsia
and liver complaint, l doctored long
time and the medicines prescribed. in nearly
every ease, only aggravated the disease
An apothecary advised me to use Ayers
Sarsapariila | did so, and was cured
at q cost OF s5. Since that time it has
been my family medicine, and sickness has
become stranger to our household. l
believe it to be the best medicine on earth"
= r. L. McNulty, Hacllnan, 70 Summer ST,
Lowell Mass.
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CHAPTER XVII.
A CHRISTMAS FLIGHT,

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US '.'0',,i> =, 80 49, 80
80 ,'' E..,..,.r, III ,,au +a,z,.it ,La
hollow In lie WOOD, in order 10 deposit
.ha money ha Lad recently Gained IN tine
sale of his wars,
Tn. mnr. I{s treasure trrew the greater
r.
,.r.., old t,llbsrts dread of discovery.
IL. sharper his lookout for any sign Of
intrusion upon his hiding place. Even
now in th. dim light that struggled
thrn,,h thc trees. thu old fellows prac-
tirel vision perceived indications that
made him uneasy. Somebody been
a-hnn,in in ow woods he mutterei.
..prat ait Jesse Furnlval en- his yaller
dog. Laws a. nlassy, jes ter ,ink dem is
Navsa Nick,s kim"
NOR. careful scrutiny however, soon
satisfied him that the spot where his
non.v was buried remained intact.
But he amt no telin how long dis
oyan stay safe. Ne marahzed. DE mo
I s,n.]ies pears lax dc no doan know
u.hat dc bos. ter do. Money what you
,;,,t o.snandln' is a power o trouble,
,nhl, sha,"
col Thorne had offered 70 take care of
his money for him. but Gilbert tistrust-
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chlld4 inability to keep silence Ana
vet, after this lapse of time, Nicholas
vas not willing to mike nvertures. The
colonel, torgcttn. that he had refused
to allow Nicholas 10 say word in his
own defense, was resolved that ne would
not take the initiative toward rrconcilia-
tion; yet his thoughts turned necessarily
to his son But he thrust his painful
musingsasidc when ke heard old Gilbert
familiar sulutation and said. with AN
effort at gayctv.
"Well, old man. what foolishncs4 are
you up to now"
"Iiit's business, mawster, cf YOU
please, suh dis time" old Gilbert made
answer, twirling his hat by way of relief
10 his embarrassment -. So been study
in ON n trade. cf ya,1'd rit x-o' cavuseyt
sub I"
.,Wen@'
dat ole white muel. Zip. s,h ,yuz
stuiviu' dot Won mnurI,t ha mimi "A t,.r
tek s;ytv dollars fnr hin H.. ! / az.
mualn
..Wbat2 You've saved II, sixtv dol.
larsr' exclaimed the colonel "And Won
u,p+ r. ,uv ola l,n. ~ feoa b;,, =, ,,r.
corn and fn3dar ~"
"You wouIln,t miss what bc'1 eat
sub nur uairv ,nnthnr n,uel +" an Gahart
saia denr.catinglv nnransrion. af Ma
.op,parisnn he made ]ut which no
colonel nerceiyna and smiled at ,,ri,nlv
~ 5an,t en4 u,bat vnn yant Win I'M
n,nl, Ia soid .0Il Krandv anl ,hn
OK carr alo,,t hal.,,,- =, ,..,, ,,,,,.
"0la brandy en, a, vax ,,rart amt so
sn.vis,l,la far pl6n,h,n,. Gih.rt ~
planned.
~ dsn,+ want ,.,r ,,one,- " eaia ,bo
eolonal shortly
f.tI,,,.,.l r,,,sn anr;,t ,,l,icl,
ail ,,iIhart .tnaa starl. sill ~ if s,,lde,-
i. nor.l,xol ~, . ,ih.r.f lin, s,irroI
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-07-11

RAND ARMY OF TIE REPUBLIC
Meets every second and fourth Satnr-
|at p. m. sharp, at the Court House
omr AIDES visiting our city are invited y
With us. D w D,GGs, Commander.
|cs. fITeH, Aajutant.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-07-11

LDER Of RAILWAY CONDUCTORS =
Mlhank Division n 0. 80. Meets at Ma
Hall every second and fourth sundays
P n. All iaelnters OF the order cordial
vited. y. A. JOHNSON, CA4et Cond'r.
HORNE, Sec and Treas.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-07-11

|OF l.. f. SEDGNICk HlNISl0N Ne,
3l3. Meets in Schaier's Hall, Mllhll 4,
a. IN. the 6rst and third SUNDAY at each
fh e. MATHEWS, Chiet.
krAcE Foss, Sec