davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1890-06-04

that vas expidtmiC here some. few years
since, but clearly. the Doc o,s say, a DIS
tInct malaly. Whence it halls we know
nOt-save, that it comes from The mysterious
east, whence GONE the plague and the
cholera. And by the way, there is a cur
rent beliefnO only in Europe, but here
also: that it is a precursor of ChOlrTa. Speak.
ing with All Intelligent rld r'y person ofthe
labnuriug or artisan GLASS Il few days SinUe
we learned from him that some two years
before the Cholera On SAY a malady like
the present was epidemic here. Verb Sap.
to our Sanitary Inspectors
The report Of til" -avings' Bank for the
last q0ITtef ufISS0 shows thai tlA PUN
Der OF. DspoSiA0rs on December 3lSt was
9,067, tile~A'naunt received forthl quarter
92T $50 9'94 the amount drawn;6utdnring
the QUAR- er5e2 >538 Is 81, the Investments
amount to $40 362 3 10Y, the Sutn due TO
Dep,h,it0rS is g124 OIL 8 u, aud the surplus
fund 94.29I { 81. :
The Ninth Yearly General Meeting of the
Barb ttlnS% Fire INSURANCE Company was
held at 5 n'C lock today at the Company'S
Office, II Br Odd street, when The Directors
presented tn ell Report on The transactions
OF the company for the year ended 3lst
,Marcl 1890. The Directors cong atulated
the Shareholder on the business transacted
aud The results obtained since the fOrma-
tlon Of the company. The premiums on
Fire Policies and renewal amounted tc
S11,96 Use; being $3.50 % in excess of
PREVIOUS year, aud showing further Stea,
dy Improvement. The losses during the
year amounted to 81 80. Oh The invest,
ment account stands ut &I30 Sill 70. La
the Marine DEPARTMENT. the blsiheSS done
PCS been satisfactory.
sIhe Norwegian Bqnr Jacob Aal, G nSign-
cd"to AIr~SrS ia COSTA &Co, aud charter.
ed and loaded hY MrASrs Mus OH & Co.
lrfi here on Saturday tnorning, 11th inst,
b"urd to Boston, with SAP hhdS. 7 tres. ami
4Ou bags sugar. When off Hari iS0n Great
Head she grounded on the reef, and has
since become "A total wreck. Owing Ia the
impracticabIlity OF getting out the hlldS.,
sugar, tho hOg,headS were b cached aud
tie Sn ar pui in bags aud other packages
convenient for landing. Tue vessel having
been condemned, was sold by aur ioi tOtay
! aud SUCH other ar icies as hlyD boen s lved
and landed al IloidtoWn, SreisltoWn AMI
Sherm4n's By Will be brtAlsht to the City
10r sale.
, 1890-06-04

Sir evelyn .Baring's Report on Egyptins
Finance is welcome reading. for it shows
that the year 1889 was the most satiSfac@'
tory IN recent Egyptian history, L%probably
she best since the days of 'Scsostris,' And
not only have both ends been made to
meer : therburdeu Of taxation has .bsen&a
praciably lightJned, and there is hope, of a
further relief. both from this-source and
from the material developement to be pro.
duced 10y judici-us public works. The
following is q statement OF the accounts for
1889 = .
, 1890-06-04

expeditions to anticipate British claims
that We are In East Africa aI6eafen people.
and a cheated people, and a Inundated
people. The GermlnS are tHunted> with
their greed Of territory and trade, and the
British are innocent, plain folk, who are so
good tiiatlthry never set anything, AUD
then comes a statement, SandWiVled, as it
We're, into the lnOanings, that the British.
have acquired another All lean Kingdom.
for piOtrctOrate means Sovereignty in the
eud-ind Que which, from its position on
the. northwest shore, gives us the control
OF Lake Victoria, aud a Gear road to the
Albert Nyanzb and the sources of the
White Nile. Yet we 10 not :he less be-
moan ourselves Or rather, think 1t quite
an additional hardship that Germans
should receives. Ihe news, with remarks
about English craft and Grasping desire
tor terrific y. Il il the same, in Rnrmah,
FIJI, AMI South Africa. All the rich slices
of he III occupied land tail to us, and still
We aro as disc nj nted ~ children who see
their cousins eAtiug Awcets while they
themselves have only the cakes ana
oranges.
Paris appears to have been nearly cured
of the BoulangiNt fever. The leaders OF the
party believed or perhaps only hoped, that
although defeated in the Gole:al Election,
they would carry the Municipality of Paris,
aud thus obtain y stronghold from which
they cOnld threaten the Government and
Influence the country. The municipal
elections, however, came off on Sunday, and
the Indications are that the party is totally
defeated, Ouly one b ,ulangiSt Councillor
was finally elected and it is calculated that j:
in the second ballot only three more will
DO returned. Paris, however, is by no
means contented. The Republicans muSt.
er nearly three to one of the Conservatives
but u large majority of HON areof y much
r4tder hue than the Republicans Of the
Chamber. This is due in part to the
Socialist AMI Communist leanings of the
wOrnmen, but in part also TO that general
discomfort with the Government which now
manlfeSts itself In every capital in Europe
except London. One thing appears to be
proved by the tone Of the body of citizens in
those cities. :lhey are not attracted by their
Parliaments amy. more than by their Kings,
their anger being rouSed by all depoSitaries
of power, whether elective or self-existent.
They would apparently, it they were self
governing CommuneS, hate their. own
Oouncils,-not a good omen for tue future
OF urban civilization,
, 1890-06-04
CLOG 600

So: surplus .r - ~ @t0" "" H.
For the current ysar, taxation to the ex-
tept5pf el21, 900 has been remit ed. The,
estimates for 1880 are !; l.. Ia
~s Estimated Revenue. SIS, 650, 900 . : {:
: Estimated Expenditure 9,50O.O0o
- . 80 1900 +
Estimated Surplus >. el6O;OOO Y 9
II, however. the French refnse their c0p--
version scheme, a further sum Of e15D;0QO':
needed fur the complete sb0iilipp ofthe
corvSe, viii have to be raised by an addi..
tiOmal tax ON The. land. IN that case, aiEo,.
a~~slnaIl loan will have 10 he raised. for.
~. irrigation and drainage; l21ycOmmntas
ton Of pepsiOnsj (3b extetiti6n OF. the
railway SYSTEM Tile utility OF theOoufsa
pursued To- 'Parjs'is well summed up in the
closing s~eptelcps of Sir Evelyn. Baring's
Report. He points cut that not .0fays sare.
the Egyptian peasants injured ; thereby,
bat also the bondholders. "whose interests
arS ultimately bonrd up wirhthoss of The
taxpayers, and whose security. Wogadsss.le
considerably improved ifsome wise ase634tAess'
or aNsoGlf relief could. DO affoclsAs S6tShs
pespe.@ Egypt" r -.
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Another Site for the Statue.

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR
If any one will place himself facing north,
where a line drawn south from the south por-
tico of the Presidents house would cross the
circular iron fence which bounds the grounds Of
the White House, he would there see within the
fence, say twenty-five or thirty PAGES from the
same. the most appropriate and beautiful Local
ton for the Lafayette statue to be found IN
the District, having for the back ground of the
picture, SO TO speak, the Presidents house and
Its surroundings. After a careful study Of the
site here propose let him cast hls eye 90 the
little pen, south of and under the walls of tho
Treasury building, in which II is proposed 10
place the statue. On a comparison of the two
sites referred to will he or any one say the
last named is the most suitable and desira-
BILE? yIEJo
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THE POST OFFICE SITE.
A Plat to BE Prepared Before the Land
Can BE Condemned.

The condemnation proceedings in the case Of
the square selected for the city post Office viii
be somewhat tedious owing to the provision OF
the law requiring a plat to be made showing
the exact dimensions of the holdings For the
purpose Of having this plat made the district
attorney has called on the owners Of the prop
erty to present their deeds or give reference
to the records When this information is fur
nished the plat will be made from the data and
will accompany the petition for the condemna-
ton- 1t may be, however, as was the IN
the condemnation of the land for the Zoology
cal Park. that the lines will overlap and there
will be some difficulty in recanceling the differ
ence, but such a condition is not expected
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PROPOSALS.

DkoPosALS To CONSTRUCT BRICK WALLS
Enclosng Grounds at Arthur Public School
Once OF tie Commissioners DC. Washington u q,
October 8. ls9uS ned PROPOSALS will De q
this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. en- SATIfR-
LAY. OCTOBER ELl.NkNTH. lsgU. for constru, ting
Irlck Walls Enclosing the Grounds Arthur lutalc
School ON Arthur Place between and q cts A n
Blank forms Of PROPOSALS and Specifications tocethAs
with all necessary stlon be obtained uIEm
application therefor the Office Inspect al
buildings of the District Of Columbia aud Gully bids
upon these forms Will b. considered lhe rght is re-
served to reject any and all tlds. j. W. DOUGLASS.
j. ". ROSS H. NJ KOBERT, COMMISSIONER DC.
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The New England Grocers' Excursion

The New England Grocers' Excursion.
A large party of sightseers, composing the
New England Grocers' excursion. arrived in
the city yesterday evening, as stated in TIE
STAR. and most Of them are quarter.d at VIII
lard's. The party is composed Of Miss Nettis
C. Seymour, Miss Louise Alexander, Miss
Jennie Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Cushman,
Mrs @. 7. Ball, Mrs. ID. E. Hill, Mrs. W. O.
Junkins, Mrs. Rose NJ. Baketel, Daniel E. Sulli-
van, A. I. Robinson, Jas. 7. Cole, Mrs. L. r.
Cole, Miss Helen r. Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. E
L. Mendell, Miss Annie Amy, Miss Lucy Cum
mngs, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas A. Peavy, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Smith,
Miss Susie Gardner, the Misses Mckay, Mr..
and Mrs. II. +. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Wizard, Mr.. Harry b. Batchelder, Mr.. Walter
L. Parker, Messrs. Harry r. and W. X Jeferds,
MIR. and Mrs. L. b. Towle, L. J. Rodier, ThoA
l.. Turner, p. W. Spear. Miss Sadie L. Spear,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brayton, Mr.. and MA
W. ii. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Barker,
Mrs. VIM. II. Richards, E. II. Wellington, h
b. Howard, Mr.. and Mira George Jones, Theo.
L. Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. W. Green, Miss
Emma G. Berry, r. A. Lord, Mr.. and Mra yno.
Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Morse, MIRA
Henry Fisher, Miss Sarah C. Haven, T. y.
Keane and the Misses Keane, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
p. Donnell and W. W. Mason. They viii 10
main in the city for several days
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Do NOT FAN to 60 to Atlantic Park tonighl
TO soc the gorgeous fire works display.
Railway supcrintendents Meet.

The American Society Of Railway superin-
tendents met yesterday at the Hotel Bruns-
wick in New York. Thirty-eight new members
were elected. The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: President. Stanley
Goodwin Of Lehigh Valley; vice president r.
G. Fleming of the Savannah, Florida and West
ern railroad: second vice president, c. W.
Bradley of the West Shore road; secretary, q.
L. Hammond. and treasurer. r. L. Sully. Ex-
ecutive committee for two years, c. s. Gadsen
and o. E. Mcclellan, and executive committee
for one year, o. NJ Richard and A. b Atvster.
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Mrs. Parker Says the Charges Are Vague.
In the case Of Geo. I. Parker against Ellen
NJ. Parker for a divorce Mrs. Parker has, by
Messrs. Cook q Sutherland. filed demurrer TO
the bill. Mr.. Parker's bill was fled just after
scene in DIR. Browns Office, where, as he as
serted. he found his wife and DIR. Brown under
compromising circumstances. In her answer
Mrs. Parker says the bill is vague and uncer-
tain in Its charges, consisting Of statements
and variations of belief on informant sus-
picions and schemes to verify them. Sh>says
that the assertions that she and DIR. Brown
were surprised in a suspicious attitude and
that he (farker) fired at Brown are scandalous
and impertinent and should be stricken out
The charge that she has committed adultery
with Brown and other men she says is made on
information and belief and is vague ana gen.
eral. She submits whether she should be called
Oh to answer them.
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Old Friend-"Your plan 10 q most excellent
one; but do You think your wife will agree 70
it?" Married Man-"Oh, yes. Ill tell her
some one else suggested IL and III call ~ -
idiotic idea."-Eesc York Weekly.
80 you want to leave me, Gretcheni An
very sorry, but, of course, IL you think you car
do better" THAT'S mot % at all, marin, ]
am going 10 be married. "-FSe9ends Bi01w.
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LoRELEY CrTY.-We have four miles OF water
power, unsurpassed in the country, having ca
pacity to furnish power TO an almost unlimited
extent for all manufacturing purposes See
Special Notice column in this issue.
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lToR SALE
BARGAINs IN LOTS.
UNIVERSITY HEl6HTS
slso0kLAND.

SOUTH BhOOkLASO.
have large number Of Lots in the above subdi-
Visions which sell very cheap and easy terms
Thu property 10 ipcrVastnG very RAPIDLY In
% the best suburb C WashinGtop TO buy in either or
home Quick turn sts good advance. Tor plat,
BEDFORD W. WALKER
s24-1m 1o06 % nv.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

lSUR RENT-A NICE SEVEN ROOM DWELLING
centrally located, in Hy4ItsNIl4c. sis Ter month
bhd OTHER desirable kesldeace snd Farms a: Nations
aOng the railroad. DUCK-TT FORD.
VII GlI 81.
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COUNTRY REAL rs,
DETER THAN SAVINGS BANKS.
THE SOUTH 10 THE Ell DORADO OF AMERICA
TODAY.



springnl up as If bv magic.
The capitalists Of the world taking advantage Of
the low prices in real estate, knowing that they
make from 100 to 1000 per cent on their money.
while the wageworkers place their little surplus in
the savings banks at per cent and wonder when their
fortunes will come. But" one. 'It takes money
to make money" 50 1t does, yet you throw away
enough every day to lay the foundation Fifteen cents
day will place you upon The right track and the road
to fortune is easy enough if want to reach Our
HOME CLUBS
enable You to q lot any number of lots, Q
house. business property factory site q homs for
your family at cost of less than ID cents per day in
tie beautiful new manufacturing town of PASA-
DENA. within 12 miles of the largest city in the
south. on the line OF the railroad with the best
markets, the finest climate and all the advantages of
education and refinement that can be procured any
where in the world
Don't let this opportunity slip. There is o turn in
the affairs OF men which, taken at the tide leads to
fortune.
Long before your lot is paid for it will be worth
times what il is costing you.
Just think an entrance fee of 81 makes you men,
Der of AOME CLUB. then / per week. less than 10
cents per day, enables you to buy either for specua
ton home.
There is no place in America where values will in
rapidly. and the increase is yours. If you
buy lot today through the Home Club for and
III six months you offered $500 for 1t and you
months-about $3c-you can sell it and make clear
profit of $500 Oh an outlay of only $50.
Where are the possibilities greater?
We sold man rs lots and he sold two for more
than he paid for the sixteen.
One lady bought six lots for cash and sold them so
to make % cent her money before she got her
deed
Others have lots not yet paid for for which they
refused double the money.
Don't wait, opportunities are lost by waiting and
property advancing in value.
JOIN HOME CLUB
Our interest is yours and your interest ours the
benefit is mutual
These Home Clubs being formed in every town
and city i'll the north and east Do know this
means: population next year Of from 5000 to
10000. with new factories enterprises and indus
tries and correspondngly large increase of value
il real estate.
Happy the men, women and children who reap the
benefit secured to members Of the HOME CLUB.
Fortunes are made more rapidly in real estate and
rest upon solid basis than anything else in the
world.
The stock of this association pays 10 per cent aud
equal shares ill all profits few hundred shares yet
for sale Agents wanted everywhere.
Fer stock, lots or iniormation call the manager
s. l. and s. A., psrlor Rochester Hotel. corner 18th
and q SITS. Ii. oS-3t
V,OR SALE-ONLY FEW MILES FROM THE
md .lNA 90
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Mrs. Parker Says the Charges Are vagu,

The SALE of lots will close the 25th Of o.
tober Wesley heights.
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I;oK RENT-36 X ST. NE, GOOD BRICK HOUSE:
rooms and bath. $50 4 month. references re
euired; key at -. Inquire at McLACHLEN L
DAlCHELDEISS, 1901 q st NV. os-3t'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LOR sALE-3-sTORY BRICK. STH ST. NV BE-
Il tween and /; IL rooms: mi central location:
OFT A. DAMMANS. $50 ST. NV.
LOR sALE-LE DROIT PARK. ON LINDEN sT,
Il Coy Two-story Brick House; 6 rooms and bath,
storage room, furnace &c lot - feet front; price
e. 600 THOS. J. FISHER Il CO.,
o6-3t 1924 st. NV.
I>OR SAILS ST. BET. nth AND 18Th n W
Il (north s;de) desirable 1wo-story Brick House:
six rooms bath and every convenience lot Is by o.
feet to lO-foot alley: price $4,000.
o6-3t THOS. j. FISHER { CO., 1924 F stnw
CIOR SALE-NEAT 7-RooM BRICK HOUSE; COR
Il ner; all modern improvements: three squares
from Capitol. Price only $4,000. monthly payments
IL desired. Address OWNER, Star office. o6-:3ls
NOR SALE-THREE BUSINESS PROPERTIES
T. on OH at. near G St NV; 30, 400, $4,000
$4,000. Apply CHARLES EARLY,
s2I-lm SOB l4th st. NV
nor SALE-s2,65O TO S3,5O0-SlUO TO $500
Il cash; go 10 $50 monthly-very handsome new
and Or ON Houses finely located northeast anu bn~-
gains. W. l.. BURFOhD, l4:,2 NY ave. o4-6ts
IGOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FORVACANT PROP.
II erty-Nine-room Brick. situated n w. in good lCca.
ton; will rent for $40 per month; price $500;
5000 in land. balance S42.5O per month. JNO +.
WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. o4-2w
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FOR lighthouses.

lyon RENT-UNFURNIsHEp.
i, i32;, a 81, n,w-9rs45 1lol Gath st, r....s35
II lows crcc. nnfur i6r, stale So er mo-
yo Ioa, circle comp fur ior stable; 500 oo
100 East Capitol St, I2r comp. furn........s1OO
o4-6s' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 s,.nw
lrOR RENT-I3O3 Z ST, DWELLING pOKTION
II confirming $ rooms ai.d bath; rooi kitchen and
ot va" BE ri sGod TfP1T den S.ry m9dsrs'0
l.OR EENT-1GO6 NEw JERSEY AVE. NV. NEW
Nine-rooln House and bath: bay window, PASSED
brick Iroat. Rent S}J. Inquire of JOHN \. TAIL
BURG. 1901. cor. and New Jersey ave. o:i-6r
lIoR RENT-I54O COLUMDIA Z ROOMS AND
alley MN h se in5 i2os ssoP 1G
- Or RENT-CoMPLETELY FURNIsHED-15Ol
Il St, 10 rooms and bath; mod imIs south front;
s.Y- Inn
EoR RES T-HCUsE 1347 CokCoRAN ST,
dsr S;OIHs Sigh5 rooms SeE and gas bath and oi
hrs' noor; ffonts south reHis "a; 20 IeT month
s23-1m 1906 F st NV
I,OR PENTHOUSE 6a7 D ST. NV; IL ROOMS,
Nth al ln9deEF improvements Apply to C.
l,Oa RFNT-HOME sEtKERs-BEFORE RENT
"a: House call or send Tor Free Circulars enti-
ted The t'reat Amcrlcali CGn!n;truln-How Can |
b. The v. + L. l. L. co. 700 9Th st. NV, Wash
instOn. b 4. s20-:in
l,OE RENT-IIvE NEW BROWN STONE FRONTS
tober J. J. ID. CkOIsSANr $40 18th st. NV. sl2-lm
/, or KE:;T-ATTEACIIyE WINDOW BRICK
Il House. 1446 = at. NV. rooms: bath large cell
lar: yard: IarhlnE: rent $40. key at 1908 l4th St,
druggists. Also Sl2 Rhode Island ave- NV: rooms,
bath. ray windows: rent ga. Apply to OWNER, al
18th IT,. II. SOL
IIOK KENT-HOTEL wINDsOR-RECENTLYRE RE-
IL modelled throughout aud new additional building
Of ~ rooms. iuciu,i beautiful new GIniH,; room,
:,ix1" IT, which for Igllt and ventilation Terfcct:
heat and electric tells throughout entire build
il (abot roosJ; located directly opposite Prcsi-
dents House. . Treasury ant other government de-
and i'll immediate vicinity of leading hotels
and hanks If the city, street the door all
points. Apply GEO NJ MYERS i CO.. heal state and
Loans: :4J Fst. SLIM
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E,OR hEST A CATERING ESTABIISHMENT
i containing IL rooms; Handsomely furnished. this
bEslDcss - averaging 5000 per month and will DO
give tree to any one renting house.
Rent Of house. ; 81 per mo. horses and wagons
sold TO tenant desired For card INSPECT apply to
DUGAN / BUTLER
oS-6t 500 st. NV.
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DOTOMAC RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
Il Farms: some fine estates; very cheap; with abund
ance of fish, oysters and game q. H. CALVERT &
CO., 1910 4 ST. n. W., Room z. sul6-,ms
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IrOH RENT-72s 18TH ST. NV. ROM. STORIES
Il ten rooI-s and bath Call at premises to inspect
OS-.St
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oS6t
l.OR KENT--BY THOMAS Z wAGGAMAN.
Heal Estate Broker. 9l1 St n. W.

; or REST-A NEW HOUSE. 3%O4 PROSPECT
ave. eight rooms: modern improvements; rent
,21 Key Al B.lO!I Prpsrett ave. OI-.l'
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3 OR SALE-CHEAP-ONFO OF THE BEST HOMES
III the city Tor the money st. bet. 18th and 9th:
hIicE three stories sld cellar; 10 rooms aud large
bath room; handsomely papered sanitary plumbing:
nov range heated By furnace lot 22x9J alley Price
SS,1JU. UASII ID. STONE
I
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IGOR SALE-A CHANCE 40 PURCHASE AN EIE-
4 gant New House centrally located, ut bars ain
Nos = TO- IL and ii g 81. 10 and L. and
bath eegantiy hnsh d conveniently arranged; cleo
trlc bells; speaking tubes; furnace; every modern
couvenleIco; hrst-class Sun Touul!ngs; keys at my
Office. DAVID d. STONE
SIG at IL "
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-26
ONE CENT

Young. nut there was no neIp FOR IL
And when the other came down--there
will always be couple of them together
II had a tough time of it.
WAS there another2" asked Bessy.
Kinghorn lifted her so that she could
see the two dead bears, lying side by
side. And her head lay on his shoulder
as in the olden days
"Oh, darlingl l thought you were
dead he said.
"And l thought you wcre, she sobbed.
"Would you have cared?" said he.
IL am not the heartless jilt you think
me, she sighed. "But they told me
you said"
swear TO you it was never in my heart to
say behind your back anything that
could anger you. If it is woman's gos-
sip, let it go. They're always Tit. And
what said when you used me SO i'll,
said meaning it; but if you were only
angry, and lied, and did love me, / take
back. viii YOU let by-gones be by
cones, darling, and marry me after all"
"Oh, yes, said Bess. "Yes, IL you
can forgive me.
Later on the two came into Scalp
Ridge He was scratched and bruised,
and bloody; her arm was bound up in
breadths of her overskirt, torn off for
that purpose, but over his back he car
ried the skins of the two bears, and in
sort of leash he led the orphan bear cubs.
To this day these latter live in little
paddock near the house James King
horn built for his wife, and are the far
yorite pets of his children.
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Modern DIscoversrs.

What Bell and Edison are to the teIe-
phone and electricity. says the Pittsburg
News, Dr. Franklin Miles, the well-kn0w
specialist 10 nervous diseases. Is 10 the
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Nervine Ia undoubtedly one Of the great
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