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rIHOs. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctopeer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE lot on !
STRLET BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH STREETS NORTH u EST, IN
PROVED By A COMFORTABLE DWELLING.
By virtue Of deed OF trust recorded in Ilber No.
Cot folio $50 Of the land records OF the District Il
Columbia sud OF a decree passed equity cause No
1871, Suprtme Court Of sad District srhstitut NJ
Us trustees under said d., Of and by request
o. the Parties thereby secured Wn sell 1T PAL nc
auction, IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY, MAY
NINEIEENJH, 1890. at HALF-PANI PINE
O'CLOCK PM, Original lot Il in square So with the
improvements.
Terms: One-tLird cash, OF which 500 must he de-
posted ut the time OF sale, and the balance three
equal lnsisIiments IL one two and three years. for
which the notes of the purchaser. bearing interest
from day Of sale and secured by deed Of trust SAID
lot VIII be taken. all cash. oYtlou Of purchases
Terms TO be complied with nftecn days from day OF
sale or the property Will lie rssola RISK and Il
deiaultlug purchaser All cOnyeyauCln-, an record
Jig at purchasers cost
ny, F. : MA 4 ,n,N Trustees.
JHOS. +. WAGGAMAN. Auct. fuS-GNfs
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EMBRACING
FINE STOCK OF STANDARD AND PATENT ME-

FINE STOCK OF STANDARD AND PATENT MEDI-
CINEs, FANCY ARTICLES, TOILET ARTICLES,
SOAP AND PERFUMES, FLUID EXTRACTS,
CHEMICALS. DYE STUFFS, HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINES, RUBBER GOODS, SPONGES,
SCALES. PRESCRIPTION COUNTER, SILVER
MOUNTED SHOW CASES, TOGETHER WITH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND
IN A FlRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
Il That Very Desirable Piece Of Real Estate, the
Home of the late Col. John McH Holingsworih
formerly OF Mount Vernon. 1924 Stoddard street,
West Washington, will be offered at Public sale
1HGRSDAl, MAY FIFTEENTH, 1890. at FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ, at the above address.
m0-lO' A +. MCDOWELL. Executor.
WEEkS CO. AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL AT
w No. 1909 street at public auction all Forfeited
Pledges on THURSDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, at
HALF-PAsT SEVEN p. NJ, consisting OF Gold and
Silver Watches Diamonds. Pins, Earrings, Chains
Guns Clocks, Silver AID Plated Ware Musical Instru-
ments, Books, furniture, Machine Piano Carpets &C
ml3-3t GRUCE X WILEY, tx PawnbI okers
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INhOMAS DOWNING. AuctloUeor.

VALUABLE rNIMpRONTD PROPERTY N TIE
NDEl HtA>l AZ "a BIC AUCTION, BCI Na
AN Who'll ot SQUARE 93s, Iht lESr IN
lMttbN ID SgtAlst on MARYLAND ANNIE
fAsi OF IHt CAPITOL. CONTAINING =, 675
sol Ahl FEEL THIS lkD lLklk Is 81 ~ H.
llBLE on BLING sUBDNtDED 10 GREAT
ADVANTAGE.
On FRIDAY. MAY sINTEENTH, 1880. a.
HALFPASr lOrk p'CIDCh ! NJ, in front 4 tic
premises vii sci the whole Square 49, bounded by
HtA ana lOth and MAry and avenue and ID streets
northeast. Tho Pr Isrty viii be first Ufered as .
Whole ANA not thus sold ilI he immediately sold "a
lots As pvr plat which h. obtained ~ onhca II
aGcN"neer streets srldct, Iarkel, With EaS water
sewerage ana al ready for building
Terms very Liberal aud made kuuwn az time OF sale
ioslt u SauO VIII b. required d sold A. whole,
ana II hot rlho on each lot. according aud CONVEX.
auciug az cost 81 purchaser. Terms 20 b. compiec
MIL IN ten days otherwise the property wl Ice resolJ
Al 50 an cust ui ueiAultlus lure haspr.
ms-tAu- THOMAS hDMTTNA Aurt
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE BTlIpINa lot ox srvrx.
TENTH MAR N sEKELT NOKlRwIsI. AT
AUCTION.
on MONDAY, MAY NINETEENTH 1Sqn At
HAlf-PASE fbrk UCloCk 4 NJ. IN fronf ~ lie
Pr misses VIII sell the west part Of subot a IN square
AS.r IRONING :. let ca lskh street NJ street
nyrthWe-t by DEF IA Of loo feet with pullir s,ae
alley. ls properly L ga very vAluahle aud dfsir-
Sales street
Terms; pnethiri cash. balance one and two wear.
With inter 81 srd secured hy deed u trust on ne
PROPERTY oT ala cash Recording and convey ancus "a
cost % purchaser; 500 Will he required a. tine oi
lHDMAs nlWTTNa
nylS-ONds Auctouper.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
DOWNING. Auctionesr.

THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer
one THoRoUGHBREpRFG IsTFREDJF COW
CSkf fsS haY on a. fLAhn Or NTH
CALF sLH6s9 I SHBEt D Csl,yis * rITLk 5
$ffR c e2T TIT R, fbAHG Sf NRr HEtE
TMo-H0Kst EiRM WAGON. CART. WAiTR-
LAWN MOWER CHAMPION MOWER,
L La lk3N toth ,sSow H hir TEpbt Tor
aoIskH9LR ETRNITnRE AND MANY AEIi-
On FRIDAY, MAY sTxTEENFH. at TWELVE ~.
Whitney, the above mentioned stock.
myI3-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
V'HoMAs DowLING. Auctioneer.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY's SALE OF IN
CLAIMED FRIGHT.
commencing AZ Ten O'CLOCK. tie Adams EsTress
COMPANY Will sell at the suction rooms u Thos. bowl
northwest TO pay e d46p sC Se9at
comprising assortment OF Trunks vslises. Rotes
PAc kages &C, &C. &C. TO BE- sold without reserve AL
Terms cash. mI"-dts
DEREMPTORY SALE OF YALUABLE UNIM-
l. PROVED PRoILRTY TO SETTLE An Is
sTfFET BETWfFN IwENI I.fieST AND
On MONDAY AFTERNoGN. NAY NINETEENTH.
1--WE O'CLOCK. viii sell IN front OF the PREMISES
LOT 3kSDEAsr HALF OF lot 4. SQUARE so
fronting 90 feet ~ nchesmore or less on north side
OF street between 1Meuty-hrst aud Twenty second
streets northwest and having depth Of IFS feet ~
inches.
This property is admirably sitnsted for a subai-
vision and worthy the attention Of those desiring "
vest
Lots will be sold separately.
Terms: One-thlrd cash. balance in ore ana two
years, notes TO bear cent interest pay able semi
annually, aud 10 Ice secured 10y deed " trust. or a
cash, at option of purchaser, d,Iusit of $40 re-
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with ia ten DAYS
otherwise right reserved To resell at -,
def1ulting purchaser after i've days aaNertiseent of
such resale IN some newsIarer published Masuln.-
ter, DC. JOHN r. hARNFR
InyI~-dSds Attorney for the heirs.
DUBL1C SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
l. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, FLORIDA AVENUE,
E!GHTEENTH STREET, NINETEENIH
STREET, &c
We viii offer tor sale, the premises. on TUESDAY
IHk IMENd IEIH DAY OF MAY, 1890 AT RIVE
O'CLOCK M, number of the most desirable Lots
in the subdivision OF Washington Heights recorded
the surveyors Office in County Book, No. e. D. >.
beng Lots l, II and 3. IN block , Lots - 10 and T.,
in block >, aud others. These Lots well located
high ground streets aud avenue TaVed and severed.
and many OF them are capable Of sub iiylson, espe
tally those fronting ON Florida avenue boundary
street,. Pats of the property be ofve
and any further information given Sale positive.
Terms: tDe-third IB cash balance IN and two
year,, with interest at cent per auHum. paya-
be sei-annually and TO be secured 10y deed Il trust
On property sold all cash, at option purchaser
purchasers. Terms 10 I've complied with an ten days
from day Of otherwise night reserved t. resell
rlsk and cost Of oetguitln purchaser after
advertisement OF sucu resale IN some Newspaper pub
on each lot at time OF sale Convey anc, &c, at pun
cLaser's cost.
Title good or no sale.
nlyl3-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
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EOUSEFURNISHINGS.
BICYCLES.
NOT NLw IDEA AFTER ALI.

- OF NLM IDEA AFTIR ALI.
In considering the Innovation that seems 20 lave
been made ~ mir duClug spIus. IusfAulc lur
Woi-ht. into the frame u the AM RIGA = X ANBLf a.
IL J. Hound 10 be not wholly uoNety-Ill, lly a NV
and q nIuuu sense WAY 81 af4 lyIIk Old idea.
AL Of the best locomotives have sprlug. between
thor driving wheels and frame. Al the srale
able Springs.
Anuquat vehicles DO not have the modern improve
mcuts which max. the lAMblEh 80 easy riutiag
aud comfortable 10 ride IL - hunt on tile hay
rack Ur !dIutvr wagon prfucp.e Give call and
So TIE wheel from q al, AID better point q. view
Iilces nom 40 10 : LOO Terms reasonable.
l. u. Ok CO..
aplO-3n 1929 An II u ".
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4 oLDDEITsCLtH NOW -. %.

NOkDDEl TSCI.fH LLOYD - CO..
~ baltimore g, frDIutu dir,ct
Ss,arf-IIts.
karlsruhe neW) Goo tore. l.h.in. 1900 tonA
Dresden, $500 i-,lliaun-
Muenchen, {" AngrIyA
Splendid accom- u dntiuu- good fatile HRtes frOa
$50 to : 100, according t. IucasIun q rooms
lOr particulars aIIiy -
/. l.. IG1OP. AGENT,
mhoo. 3lu 80. A.. va
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN IHE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust. duly recorded among
the land records Of said District IN Ilber l595 folio
- ct seq, and AT the written request Of the holder (
the notes secured thereby, We Will sill at Vunlc auc-
non, ln front OF the premises, on SAi tRDAI, IhE
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. al those certain arcels
q ground lying and being SAID clty Washington
and distinguished Lots So to g:a both Inclusive in
John Chet tiers recorded subdivision part 81 square
SO, geher with the impr Yel.eLts &c consisting
Of eleven two-stOry bIick houses.
Terms of sale: Une-thIrd cash. residue in two equal
payments, at one and two years respectively. Ter
cent interest payable half yearly secured by deeds Of
trust on the property soId all cash. Upon OF pur-
chaser. 500 deposit each lot time OF sale: all
conNeyanclng, &c, at purchasers cost Terms TO be
compl ed with IL ten day trustees reserve the
night to advertise and sell at dcfauitin purchaser
cost and risk.
JOHN S. SNOEMSTEDTl r..
rf-dSds WALTER MhIGHT ( trustees.
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JOHN S. SwOEMSTEDTl r-,,....
m6-d&ds MALTER Z. MkLGMT. Irustees.

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" On SThEET NORTH, BETWEEN IMELFI ii
AID THIRTEENTH STREETS NEST
BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court, pasSed
in Equity Cause No l2264. wherein Michael VI l5ak,
and others are comIlainants and Edward 4. Baker
tees, Will sell at public auction front of the Iren-
Uses, or THURSDAY, the TMENTY-SECOND
DAY of MAY, AID, 1880, a FIVE O'CLOCK Z NJ, all
that piece or parcel OF ground situate WASHINGTON
city, District of Columbia, known part of lot hive
t0l, III IaVldsOn's subdivision. square hundred
and eighty three (-S3 beginning Tor the the
north line OF north l. street at the southwest corner
Of said lot running thence the line of street
twenty-sN feet and tour inches thence north 30 feet
thence west twenty-thr feet two inches to a point
three feet east nom the lue Of said ot thence
north twelve feet and three inches thence northwest
vardly three feet 10 the Mesttrly line said lot
point distant seventynne feet three inches from the
line OF Massachusetts avenue, and thence southwest
eriy on said west line three feet and thence south
right angles TO street hundred feet 10 the begin
mug, with the improvements thereon.
, Terms OF sale: One-third purchase money cash and
the balance thereof in twelve and months
for which the purchaser Will give proInissory
bearing interest from day OF sale. lien reserved on
property until all purchase money be paid No deed
gwen until purchase money and interest be paid.
lakes and assessments pad to day OF sale. deposit
OF Sioo required when property Is sold. Convey
ancng at purchasers cost If terms Of sale be not
complied with i'll fifteen days from day II sale the
trustees reserve right 10 resell the property It risk
vertsement Of such resale III the Evening Star.
JOHN +. GREEN,
No. l4l6 Y street northwest, Tr,..,o,
WILLIAM J. MILLER, AfuSeS'
4S0 Louisiana avenue,
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct mS-dSds
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"DgAR CLARKE:

Wheeling, WA, dispatch says Stephen B.
gress in the second West Virginia district
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SNITms MurrrrR1rs

SMITHS w HEEIFRITS
CYCLING RINK, .'sl h -. n. W trear 9th ST.
DAhl :. PSlCHp'S. DENDNDI'S LEAGI rs,
1ALELltS, l'AND4,N, NATIONALS, JIAO's AND
81 4 PIT. pltiCE, SIS 60 Slsu.
IoinIlr;e lI4dlIe, : 4, Ladies Gents Purchasers
aI.b;u.yf
Tlt,1CLE LNCHANGE. COR MASS AVE AND
~ Oth II NV. lALMtR x son viii buy. sell or
exchange Wheels; twenty i've years cNrerI,uce max
ihE ANA Repairing. CAV, us trial. Renting NH ISM
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IHoMAs DowLlNG' Auc'iOneer
IMPORTANT SALE
CATALOGUE
FOR ACCOUNT OF NEW YORK IMPORTER,
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
BEAUTIFUL EASTERN FABRICS.
CONSISTING OF TURKISH CARPETS, RUGS AND
HANGINGS,
JUST FROM CUSTOM HOUSE,
EMBRACING SOME OF THE RAREsr
ORIENTAL TEXTILES BOTH MODERN AND AN
T1QUE. EVER IMPORTED.
THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE AT MY ART
ROOMS. nth ST. AND PA. AVE,
ON WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
MAY IA Is AND 10. 1890.
AT11 AN AND PM. EACH DAY.
EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY
This is q very important consignment and should
command the attention of parties desiring elegant
floor and window decorations embracing as it does all
sizes in colors and beautiful designs.
myIO4t THOMAS DOWTISG Auct
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.AMBgLG -AMLNIcAN FACKEr CoNP.NY.

LNPRESS SERVICE bstWeen NEW YORK, SOUTH
AMPIoN and HAMBl 10 by the magnificent new
tN.n-screW steamers % 10000 tons aud l2.JOO 10
10000 horse power. ANS LINE HOLDS INF
kEJORD Tor FASTEST TRIPS TO AND FROM
Sol HAMPTON AND III. CONTINENT. Actual
ocean Nuy axe only SIX DAYS HtpaI.I,rs uEpNcellrl
for safety. speed anu comfort. Through ticActs -
LONDON and laTls AII4y D. ,. DkOuR,
mhl2-N&s4u s2b icIn. ave. Washington.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIOF. CLAY. II.E OLlJ-l "a A4LIsHkD ONLY
4 reliable genuine Ia l~.tis4-t O.n ClllrvOy al =
Asiroluls- aud Medium IL LIS y: bOFu Ngth veal
and NOnGerIul l-o st.c gft .. Ia Elsht.
eNery LlQcen a.. se.y nas lOs- ~ stolen property
brings KelaraJed rugctncrs causes leeuy rlases
elyes family troubles,
evil lLEueness advice OF Duzls-. love. thing
you IN doubt u. A a. llh44iesa Confidential Neyu
been known 10 tai
Hours, o AIN. " S.3O pm SGu1Ays . toe SPIN
slttings, Suc
larlCra. 5O3 18th ~. NV. mS-l0ws
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FUTURE DANS.

WEEKS CO., Auctioneers,
637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post ONCE
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

GHOAI ROUTE To Ip.DpN,
- NOhDIbtt 80 is.ts IIsHD s. 6 Co
Fast EAI ryHs Steamers.
To SOutEaluI tuu tlouduti. B4Yrrl Bremen
Aner. We'd, May II. = pm. Nrrra, Sat. a.ay IL,
30 pm; Saae. Ned, may n, am; Ems, sat,
Nay -, $50 an; iI-Ee, Ned. May -. ROOu. El6s,
sat. May 81. pm.
Comfortable state rooms -llpnf table Injurious
saloon app u,tIs. Prices. lst eaton. 90 aud uI-
ward berth, according 10 location. II cahiu % anl
DhOUk 80 Penn. ave. my3
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.

~ ORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
FARE, $3.50.
Steamers Leave 9Th street wharf at 8 nm, Tues
DAY, thursday, saturday and Sunday further iufur-
hAtOu leeI hone tall -. iusi GIN
rkNHE STEAMER "MATTANU" LEAyES sTH ST.
IL alarf every SuhdEy. Tuesday and Thursday, al
O'Clock H.nI- tor lutouUr River laudAs as far as
MGitoN Greek. Lands IN M-ttaWOmAu creek - sun
GAYS down aud Wednesday, a.. Port Tobacco Greek
lLuIsusss uONn and Mondays aud Wednesdays ~
ana t4aFicV and LlI.dILss NlcuIElco fiyer luce
day afternoons u. 4. JOINS, Agent
ny --Im 9Th 81 wharf
INo Nui.FoLK AND TURTREsS MONROE.
X steamer Clio. LAZY. from gth Il wharf Mon
days Wednesdays and fridays. at pm.
EACLISINE CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
Fare: So single; round trip 81. Tickets and rooms
al Is ana q. uckvt Offices. 6Ig and 1891 Pa ave- AMI
haWles :, l4tE and New Aork ave.
For further Information inquire at com,auy's oeacs
ca lie Mail 4vIel hole CAL ssJ-J.
nl9 WN. p WEIGH. surt. and Gen Ast
DUIUMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer STE
Car "a. .u-vSan, leaves SttI ucISuI's wharf eyrrg
Sunday az S'S.OcA l.lo. GUr iurthpF lnGoTnaslOa
EIply To
STEPHENSON BRO,
rhN-tfn Seventh street IS larf
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IGOR POTOMAC ERTR LANDINGS
Il MN IRON SIIAMiE "MAkElIFID"
lsaFes Ith-st. wharf uu MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
hid SAlLl,DAlS at : am. Returning TUESDAYS
lhlDAhs ana ~ NbAAS nm. touching al lsiyer
Landings a. lar AZ NuIlII Crrck. Va ~ Cl,ueuts lay
ara lcOllaTdtoWn nd. CONNECTS with 4. ana o. Il X a.
hhtIAerus. see schedule. JOHN u EADOkI1, AgL
Z. ". klDL.El hsua-rr. az
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SO. Jos. C. Lee-l5th and B. south side B to
9th. then north side c to 18th and east side 18th
to b.
81. Elias c. Caldwell-Southeast corner 18th
and c, south side Z to 18th southwest, west side
to river and river to 18th southwest.
OF, Chas ). Price-Northw west corner 18th and
T, west side 7th to b, south side b to Virginia
avenue, north side Virginia avenue to gth
and east side 9th to F, north side to 7th.
90. Geo. ". Loyell-Jth and river. west side
9Th to Maryland avenue and &, south side to
18th, east side Ilth 20 river.
y, west side 9th to IL, south side ii TO 7th, west
side 7th to +, south side + to 9Th, east side 9Th
TO river.
-. Geo. Observation-Disclosures corner D
ana 4th street, west side Attn to Maine avenue,
south side Maine avenue and b street TO 7th,
east side 18th to ID, north side ID to 4th.
-. Vim. Watsoa-Northwest corner and
Az street, west side Al to Virginia avenue
south side Virginia avenue aud d to 7th, east
side Ith to +, north side + to Al street
80. Jas. Ii. Tucker-Northwest corner II and
"a street, west side Al to L, south side 4 to
1th, east side 18th TO II, north side IL to AZ.
81. Seth +. King-Northwest corner Nj and
"A, west side 10 II, south side II to 9TH
east side 9th to NJ, north side II to Az
sZ. John De Barth Little-Northeast corner
6th and \, north side TO canal west side
canal to u, south side N to 9th, east side 9th
to II.
s3. Udo A. Pestell-From south Of N street
United States arsenal
100 Barnett Walker-Northwest corner d
and 80, west side Sd to Maine avenue, south
side Maine avenue to 4th, east side 4th to ID,
north side d to 81
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DOWNING. Auctioneer.

On FRIDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH, at TWELVE "
will sell az Grassland. the residence Of Hon. VIM {
Whitney, the above mentioned STOCK.
myl 3-dts THOMAS DOW l. Nc, AuCtioneer
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NOT ISOLATED CASES.

Toshow that the cures made by Joys vege
table sarsaparilla are not only; not exceptional
cases, but that it helps everybody, we cite a few
instances where two in the same family took II
and were both cured.
Thomas Stephens, of 16s Sixth St., 8. F., took
it for weak stomach and dyspepsia, 1t entirely
cured him. He then gave it to his wife for her
sick headaches, since which time she hns had
no return. It cured them both.
Mrs. R. L. Wheaton, of 7o4 Post st., 8. F., was
a sufferer from stomach and liver troubles and
biliousness. Finding that 1t relieved her, she
gave it to little girl living with her whose af-
Fiction was large open sore which nothing
seemed to heal 1t also cured the child.
II. s. winn, of Geary Court, Geary St., 8. F.,
prominent in the Order Of Red Men, was very
feeble and greatly reduced. Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla restored his health and accustomed
yigor. He thereupon gave 1t to his wife who
was similarly afflicted and had nervous prostra-
ton. 1t had the same happy effect upon her it
had upon him. Scores of similar cases could be
cited but we have no room for them here.
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Communicated.

Editor TINES -MoUSrAINEER:
As reports have been handed in from all
parts of Our parts of our county but Rose
Bush we will let you hear from US. To
head the list Caleb Curl lost 45 head of cat
tie; Lemins s Hadly 10 of horses and cattle;
Blake Cramer I6 out of % head of cattle;
Cramer Bros. saved $50 head Of sheep out Of
1900; Adam keast SO per cent of his band; !;
Tupin Hill nearly all of his band of horses;
Morisy and Virgins saved So head of cattle
out of 10; Aiken Bros. lost 900 head of
sheep and some cattle; Leach & Wright lost
heavy; also reported old Mr.. Wright lost
nearly all of his cattle; John Olcary lost
very heavily: r, CUTLERY 4 per cent; Chas.
Williams lost several head of cattle. also
reported Watkins had lost 100 head of
horses; James Mekin so per cent. OF horses
and cattle; Kerr & Buckley have not lost
any; r. Booten saved 25 out of 45 head of
cattle; Widow Clemments, of Grass Valley,
lost IS per cent. of cattle.
Mrs. G. w. Moore, of Grass Valley, is
visiting her sister in Portland.
G. A. Hamilton, of the firm CT Scott 4
Hamilton, is on business trip to Mitchell.
A free dance was given at Mr.. Emil Oids
Friday night. All had q good time and
plenty to eat.
Fail sown grain looks fine. DICK.
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An EARLY BLAZE.
Noble Work Of Our Brave
Fiiremen.
The Hungry n03ry Flames Attempt to Destroy
a TWo-Stoy Fame Building.
The Well Directed Efforts Of Our
Fire Department ave the city
Frem Destruction.

Fire was discovered in the rear end ot
the building occupied by VIM. Snyder as
a restaurant and lodging house on Main
street in this city about 2:30 Monday
morning. When first seen the flames were
burning fiercely, and the alarm was given
by officer Quinton. The department was
quick to respond, but the steamer did
not work well from some cause, and the
first stream OF water on the fire was from
Columbia Hose No. 2, which was at
tached to the fire plug at the corner of
Court and Main, operated by the steam
pump at the company's shops. The
pipe leading from the shops bursted, by
reason of an old break, which was only
soldered. when new joint should have
been put In. Mr.. Snyder saved large
portion of h,s goods in the second story,
and MIR. ]. E. Hardy removed his pants,
oils and buggies which were in the shop
to be painted. As soon as the steamer
got water. very effective work was done
by the department. There was excellent
management by the chief, his assistants
and the foremen of the different compa-
MES. Fortunately there was almost a
perfect calm. If breeze had been bow
ing in the prevailing direction, the large
Cosmopolitan would have caught, and
then the city would have been doomed.
For awhile fears were entertained for
the safety of the neighbor,ng blocks; but
not only was the fire confined to the
single building, but the front part of 1t
was saved and the charred shell of the
rear. 1t may be considered nearly a
total loss, as it will cost almost US
much to repair as to rebuild. We
can not speak definitely until
careful estimate is made. The loss of
MIR. Snyder will be about $1400 and NJ
The loss of Mr. Hardy in gia.s.
wall paper, etc, is fully covered by in
surarce. Tie fire is supposed to be the
work Of an incendiary. and Mr.. Snyder
condemns man of the act who owed him
a board i'ill and who refused to pay it.
Mr. Snyder kept his blankets as security
and the fellow became angry and made
threats that be would "get even'' We
the man got his blankets
during the fire and left the city.
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case that will elicit sympathy anywhere.
The young man came to Oregon last sum
mer, and while at work for Mr.. Robert
Mays on the Tygh ridge was thrown from
the reaper and his arm badly cut. This
forced him to stop work for while. At
the beginning of winter he contracted in
fuenza or Ia grippe, which finally developed
into consumption, and he is now en- route
to his home IN the east to die at the old
hearthstone and under the care of mother
and sisters. The citizens of Dufur acted
very generously. and subscribed sufficient
to pay his fare home. Mr.. Self Is most
estimable young man and all those with
whom he is acquainted regret very much
the sad misfortune which will seal his fate.
Since he has been sick younger brother
as come from Kansas, and he has stated
his Willingness to pay any debts his brother
NAV be OWING,