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VNHE HIGHLANDS.
FOR SALE.

That beautiful suburban estate on the B. and Q. r.
X. 40 miles from Nashln gton. ~ highlands. being
the properly OF the Highland Country club, located at
the railroad station and containing about IS acrrs of
high land. improved by a large modern club house.
with water. gas. &c. 4 neat cottage, eiglIt rooms, bowl
ing alley, with servants quarters, stables. &c. The
property will tie sold AS all entirety. including house
hold furniture, &c. which cost over $4,000. The
grounds have already been subdivided and beautined
with graveled streets, shaGe trees. &c. There has been
u largc demand Tor lots III Tins subdivision, bat owing
to the nature of the ownership the management have
decided to sell as . whole at a greatly reduced prce
from actual value. A splendid opportunity Is here Of
fered for q hne suburban investment, where all the
preliminary work has been done. First-clsss railroad
facilities and rne roadways leading to tue city. For
plats aud jul Information rs IL price and terms apply
TO JOIN, L. 700 l4th st. NV.
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STARS.

8It doesn't make any difference how hot
place a policeman is in he knows where he car
find a cooler.
Let the Chinaman go but let rs keep The
Coolie-anyhow until October.
Taking the alphabet for a thermometer tn,
mercury has been stuck for the last two o.
three days half way between X and NJ.
A brick mason handed this one in this morn
ing: The English having bought all the Amer
lean breweries are now going for the Beerins
Sea-"
The Washington arsenal not only has rihet
guns, but has a rihed powder magazine as well
A cool PLACE.
How cool is the grave, in the valley so deep,
sleep;
grass,
Fan their cheeks with the breezes that lazily
pass.
How cool is the grave, away under the ground,
Where the sun never shines, nor is there e.
sound
To break the sweet silence that falls like tn g
drIps
clear crystal water on hot thirsty lips.
How cool Is the grave, in the shadows of gray.
Where there come neither heat, nor glare Of
the day
Do you say it is bliss, in its cool arms to lie?
Al! right You can have it. We don't want it.
Good by.
Anxious Inquirer: well, what do you think
of the weather now?"
Signal Service Officer: 'Um-er-it's thawing
some, / guess"
haIones: l want a neg.gee Shirt
Smart clerk: "Oh! all! Is that the kind of a
jay you are?'
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A Local Tennis Tournament.

The Slocum Tennis Club will hold a tourna-
nent on their courts. near 10th and T streets.
commencing June 10, at 5 pm. The drawings
Tor singles are as follows: Wahly VS.. Ca;lin.
Hinman vs.. McSew, Pitts vs. Lane, Appel vs..
Shelton, Conner We. starkweather, King to play
the winner OF the srst game.
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L A FARM OF FORTY ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
HALF MILE from railroad station, Falls Church, Va,
i've miles from GEORGETOWN. DC, inp owed by . nne
modern dwelling Of rooms. . large barn. stable
room for 20 cows and ii horses, and all necessary out
buildings. The legation is high And beautiful. COM
handing q beautiful view Of Falls Church and the
country. A beautiful lawn and elegant shade trees
around the b~uildings. Tho soil 10 god and sat red by
running stresms Fine pear and apple orchard AMI
small fruits. The farm can be subdivided into build
Ing lots. Inquire o. 4 A
m2l-lm Falls Church. Va.
EoR sALE-MILE PROM HIGHLANDS: 3 FROM
It Washington; substantially Built Brick. l6r. good
well and sprinF; o acres good LAND; highly productive.
IF YOU WISH A HOME IN TIE UNT on
III the installment Plan send name to Box 365. CITY
20. Location accessible by ral. carrsaxe or eycis ne
year round. my36-lms
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LORLST GIL n,
Terminus OF Rock Creek Park.
BrAUTItlL LOTS.
S110 S2U0 $3.50 AND 3 q

SIS PEk MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST.
Very large lots-costlng more than S30O-sl0 ner
month. This ground - located near station and bor-
ders on the 9TH ST. pike -Four Subdivisions center
here, and all Of them are being RAPIDLY improved
Many houses now in course Of erection. Streets are
being made connecting Linden, One-hs.f mile distant.
with Forest Glen. WITHIN one-half mile OF the station
there are already 40 houses. including = hotels, Que Of
them costing $4,000. these lots for the present are
offered cheaper. and the ground sells per acre for D
times as much rs where lots are being sold IN an
inferior location. Forest Glen lies adjacent TO kock
Creek. and must in consequence De benented 10y
the Park. 1t has 4 beautiful station. good store,
school, churches and M Exc. llent sanltarium, and
bids fair to become. in the very near future, the
finest and most desirable suburban ann I 70 the
National Capital. J. X. HEREFORD.
m3S-lm l4l9 q st. u. ".
NOR sALE-wooDsIDE. ON THE METRoPoLI-
I tan Brapsh. at Fenwick Station, eight miles from
Washington. This beautiful suburb has just been
opened TO the public, after q large expenditure OF
money on streets, sveIues and sidewalks Several
houses have been erected and more are 10 be built at
once. The location is high and occupies q command
ing view Of the surrounding country. The d ninage Is
perfect The tract has u large front on Br ghtwood
avenue extended and is bat = short and pleasant drive
from the city. A new station Nll Us erected at once
By the raiIroad company. and plans have a ready been
prepared for the same. The lots are large and the
prices low. Great inducements will be offered TO par
ties who will build ut once. Houses built and sold on
iustalImepts. Before buying elsewhere 40 out and ex-
anime this property and then you can form your own
conclusions without regard to the terms OF any adver-
tisement. b. /. Proprietor. 4S2 Louisi-
ana ave. NV. m@3-lm
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EIt doesn't make any difference how hot 4
place a policeman is in he knows where he can
find a cooler.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WAN1ED-GOOD BOARD AND ROOM OR ROOMS
w Tor self, Wife and Two Children tgirlsl. 4 and =
years old: large grounds and plenty of shade re-
CURED; city or suburban. Address, with terms and To-
cation, Xxx, Star office. je6-2t.
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Mrs. j. A. Logan and Miss Ellie Anarling were
made honorary members OF J. A. logan Com
mand u. v. W.. on Thursday evening.
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L. sCHEEL TEACHER oFPIANO,ORGAN AND
Os slnstrg ~ sight; particular attention to Begin
hers. as well as those further advanced: Gerlnsn er
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WA!ITED-BOARD n LODGING IL COUNTRY
w by Tour gentlemen; must be convenient to city.
Address A.B.C., Fisheries Division, Census office.
je6-3ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A L CONCORD, y Mills FROM WASHINGTON
IA and . from Beunings station Oh Is X /. H.R. large
shady yard; vegetables, fruit. ice and milk: accOnlmu-
datois for horses and carriages; city reference, ri
A ST &c and 1886 La. ave. Address Mrs. I. BERRY,
ForestNille. Prince Georxe's County, Md. Je1-2t'
I,Ew GENTLEMEN OR LADIES IN OFFICE CAN
Il obtain Board i'll q Private Family at Forest Glen,
nine miles 4 ON Washington, baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Terms reasonable. Address GLEN, Star
Office. 1e7-3ts
WANTED-sIX OYs P%REFERRkD.
w Apply To Mrs. r L. SKINNER. HerndOn, Va. It,
TUTOR DESIRES
Il ChsrSe Of one or More Pupils; Will Travel or Board
them at = lovely country place highest references. W.
5 3, Box l65. Rockville, Md. 1e7-6t'
COUNTRY BOARD IN FINE HEALTHY LOCA-
ton: large nne rooms; high and shady grounds; s
trains daily Ia Washington: hrst-class table; = miles
FROM Alexandria Mrs. " ALSH. Alexandria, Va. JETS
l,OR RENT-FOR THE sUMMER-A VILLAGE
IL House in the center Of Leicester near Worcester.
Cool, shady and pleasant. Inquire OF IDA I. WAR
HIN. Leicester. Mass. It,
SUMMIr HOTEL GAITHERSBURG. Md: $50
Cieet above Washington. 40 minutes ride therefrom
DEPOT N sight; abundance of shade, milk aud ice.
je1-6t' Mrs.
ACCoMMoDATIoNs FoR SIX PERSONS Al REL
"A Top Farm, . miles fl ON city and / mile from
Met branch. Carnage meets train, large house.
plenty shade, good tabIr. plenty fruit. Address Mrs.
!. II JENNINGS, House Pc. Box SS1. IT.
A FURNISHED HOUSE FOL THE SUMNER
"A with conyeniences of bath, hot wat-r. H., beauti-
fnl!y situated ON the outskirts Of Westminster: pleas
nDt grounds. garden, iruit, sc; hotels near 10y. Boz
LBS. Westminster, Md je7 .2t.
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Let the Chinaman go but let rs keep th
~Coolie-anyhow until October.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TO SALE-TO PROMPT BUYER-RESTAUKANT.
i sol 1ih 81. s.w., stock. fixtures and Household
cured and no trouble; reasons Tor selling, going away.
Je1-2t'
WANTED-s9Oo: GOOD INTEREST AND Sc.
Address BUSINESS. Star Office. IT..
Hon alan ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSI-
required. This is a rare chance for party desiring 10
~ fy me 10 ous IN for further PARTICULARS apply to
A GENTLEMAN. TEMPORARILY PRESSED,
Adesires Loan OF 5000 for thirty days; viii give
a aa exespf nnS6ea .e q and go for accommodation.
EOR s~ALE-FoUNDRY M SHOP IN
tins city well located; fully equipped; large stock
o. jGIs -sst:r GHk ksGa f ppEGEsHTp mRS IF c sus Isl insn.
A RARE CHANCE GROCERY. MEAT AND PRO.
~ aa VISION St1rr IN I: y; at inyentSry. with dseiiins;
jeI-1r
DARTIEs WITH MONEY. INTERESTED IN II
l. hatGiiLs ahd ke1rins OF !nrt!es, Lobs er. Frogs;
purposes, will address TEiiltAPIN, Star Office. 1t.
EOR sALE-BUILDING LOTS AT d ON
4 the Metropo.ltsn Branch of the b. x q. RR. and
right at the Junction OF said road with the new railroad
to Georgetown and Virginia. In addition to being the
northern terminus OF the proposed Metropolitan
and natural beauty aud having = handsome railrosd
station aid public hall, With churches and schools in
suburban rtsidsaa rc'' though iu the lots u oi,ered fer s aIe
n frSin mn y to w s4ep e; Zach is vi, IL pay well rs a simple
come out TO Linden to live and become citizens of
MuIy Ahhu buu II kuCu we Will loan lie money with
' 'A''1 '-A =" !. BENJAMIN EN-
je6-1m 600 + St NV.
VNhE MOST WONDERFUL LIGHT ON EAkTH.
- Agents wanted to sci The ineanaescent Lamp;
for state OF Maryland; 1901 9th St s.w., Washington
d. Z. jeo-3t.
EoR~ sALE-owNER OF TEN SHARES IRE
l. Park stock is Compelled 10 Realize on Same I'M
me;iiately. This is an absolutely safe investment and
MI Pay handsomely IN near future; make an oner; p
oAhEEII, Star office. js6-2t.
An EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
"A right man and prompt buyer in a paying Grocery
and Provision Business, northwest, present sales 800
GROCER Star ofhce sn0's meaning business ,e aSase''
TWO FLORIDA. PHARMACIES: COOL LoCA-
= tons; well paying. Rare opportunities for Drug.
south Jacksonville. Florida jeJ-eo4t
EOR kENT-ON ACCOUNT OF sICKNEss AND
:sn.6le rate my ny ySeW'a = STTA bri Hhei Bi nS5 ssnl Il s snd
Wheeimrignt shop on 9TH bet; G and H SITS. ne,
mon, hs, for sale.
,ss-eos.. Inquire At g. gS1 4 St n 1aS
w Large and Valuable WHARF FK1PEkTYN
feet Of GROUND. large dsrricks aud docksss room sum
Gent to unload = heavy draft vessels at same time. No
Apply Nj j. :
Agent for Maine Granite and Improvsment Co njes-e
A RARE CHANCE FOR NERGETIC MANA
"A Grocery, Provision and Feed store for Rent; stock
TA AasIa. Ei'dsHsSaTs fSsi.0Hp0.i' ksiSra school.
DRINcE GEORGE COUNTY AND
ington city and Msrlbos"'. Csiess: si.den.Sur w. sna
Attorney sSs nssl: .na c oSs: Me:h II T.%s ssf EaS : s; h noe: fss
Tuck: TICK, Ticks TICK
a kAMs sM, h: Gu. the prices w.tohs: Cleaned
s:.l e: $j r. s. s;: Vi q ; ;: :s;s:: NJ. " y l *; 4: sss: s;sss:
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II r. II ACT, HAS OPENED A
Je New sioae "a do sth ct. nv. opposite Pateus
Oflce) with an emit re new stock OF Wall PAPER.
Abe inspsctsop Of his former pstrons and the puhAn
invited. Ry2l-lW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

Taking the alphabet for a thermometer thu
mercury has been stuck for the last Two o.
three days halfway between X and NJ.
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10 sALE-A PAIR OF SNOW WHITE ARABIAN
= Mares not = black hair or msrk on them: very
styIsn and gentle Perfect matches. Can L.. seen a
MA Livery Stables. 3aB and 3ps New
jersey ave. NV. j. NJ. GEHktS Ilats
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HON ohLL-EIuHI NHVN NANIN- UNI NUM-
Il blnatOn Lock safe. 523 9Th ST NV 49,
L'OR ~SALE-SADDLE AND DRIVING HpRSFa
l. young and sound. For particulars apply TO
$3.50. ROBERT Is MRIGHT
1e4-lXN WhRaf1aRl Naaa.un ....
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III SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
~ Diseases. Revitslizes the weak; cures affections
mat have long res.at ted AledIcal treatment OLDEST
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN. Is Year, IN city. sl5
l2tn st. NV. my2S-lni'
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Eok AIE-BY s Il wALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC

D. Real Estate Notes on City Property. n rer cent
rive new and elegant Houses NJ Fast Ma-hlngtou
10 desirable Building Lots Ia fast Washington.
For Reut-l24 jth VI. ne, \ rooms. = .S.J1
3l3 Is ST u. e., - ruOlaS. So traIm
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IJ6A acres and Ash acres dwelling house and other
improvements; near Boyds station. Met. Branch of Il.
and o. *. n Ola coUnty road Leading to Clarksburs
viii De sold ut said station, ~SATTkDA 2STH JTNE.
at 80 pm. land high and rolling. neighbour bod
nealthy and desirable: excellent opportunity for
Washington business men to acquire country resi-
Uehces az Reasonable prgceS. within an hours ride to
their places of bus ness numerous daily trans,
< BOCIC.
je7, l462l-3t Rockyiue Ma
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IGOR SALE-AT PUBLI AUCTION, ON THURS
J. DAY. the INSTANT at HALF-PAST
Five O'CLOCK, on the premises, a handsome New
Groom Cottage, with stable and 2p acres of land.
Thisis a cool comfortable and convenient home for
one doing business in the city aud desfring to live a
short distance in the country: more lard can be
bought adjoining ii If desired. Will he sold without
res We. Offers are solicited. Terms: Small cash pay
ie6-5t IloI Fst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

u q tlrstclass Family Mare. young. sound anA
seatle viii sell At a sreat barzAln Tor want II use.
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l,OH SAl4E-JTNE BARGA IN PIaNpS-
II Nunn's urright, sl35. RecG Upright slS5. Nee
tnsland tpIsht, sl45. aud eighteen Iprehts Al
SPECIAL prices. HUGO MokCH a GO. s25 5th 81 n ..
sohucs Pianos n,t{u
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EoR sALt-CHEAP-ON EASY TFRMs.B EAUTT-
Il iuHy situated New Cottage with LATg, Lot; near
South Brookland Station hue view of University and
Soldiers Home RtDFORD ". WALKER 1906 + st.
1eO-3t
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hajones: | want a neg. gee Shirt
Smart clerk: '.Oh! ali. Is that the kind of
jay you are?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

A brick mason handed this one in this morn =
ing: The English having bought all the Amer
lean breweries are now going for the Beering
Sea"
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MANICURE.

M MANICURE n C~HIRoPODIsT
IO3 10th ct. n. W.. over 1hoaupsOn's drus store.
The only importer aud manufacturer OF Pine Mani
cure and Cliropodsst Goods south u New lork-sJ- in
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E0R SALE-MUST BE SOLD BY NEXT TUES
day. Two Beautiful Lots in Rockville Park 25,
loi feet: only two minutes walk from station; Sl6O
each; $40 cash; balance So per month: no interest.
Address LOTS, star office. jetlIts
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EoR ~sALELCHEAP-A UMBER oF SINGLE.
Il Donhie ald TriIle Roll Mrapplng Paper Cuttcrsi
soinr WITH printers attached. llttlr shop worn Ass
Shs frlntng Press and lot Of Tyre. Address REG.
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w HORSES FOL PA>TUKE-LONG
v Meadow iii azlng Farm, on Bennings road near
end IL street car line. Finest Iasture lands in the
District. Terms So per mo. ROBI. +. MORRIS,
My2I-lm 18th and u ets. II. w.
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L>OR SALE-NEAH ROCKNI LIZ. NEW s-RuOM
Il House, ali outbuildings, 10 acres land, fruits II All
KINDS, nne shade and water. Immediaie possession.
ie5-3ts COOKE II. gS5 r. st.
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ENOR sALE-UNlyERsITY HE GIFTS. AN ADD.
i ton 10 Brookland. at University stat. on aud near
the terminus of the electric cars. so near TO the city
viii soon be within the limits. beautifully situated,
hlsh and healthy. commanding fine view: all streets
TO be brought TO grade established by District enst-
neers with brick sidewalks, gravcled roadWays. shade
and ornamental trees; excellent waite. good drainage.
Dny now While lots are cheaIe Call tor plats. &c. ut
l006 ! ST., office of REDfORD W.. WALKkR.
leF-1 Inn
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The Washington arsenal not only has rihed
guns, but has a rihed powder magazine as well.
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AUhES AT rs, On kOCk CkEEK, "
miles fron Rockville: 80 acres magnificent
meadow: 40 acres cleared rolling land; A. acres chest
nut and OAK timber, suitable for subdivision or dairy
farm. One-thlrd cash, balance on long time. If desired
GClON MILLER. 400 Louisiana ave. jeC-:t
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LrO S~ALE-NEAR FOREST GLEN STATION, 10
= miles from the city. on the Metropolitan Branch Of
the Ii. x o.. k.H, about Sevea Acres of Land, Improved
BY neat cottage, barn and outbuiid ngs. The sdjoin-
lns land Is selling at from > 10 1 cents per foot. Price.
$4,000. T~erms-&2.UO0 cash, balance TO suit Cali
ON or address HBENJAMIN, Attorney.
1eU-6t GOp = - N
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lSOR FRONT ROOM; NEATLY
Z furnished: rent low to permanent parties; one OF
the best locations In city private family, adults. ll2p
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EOR SALE-TwO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN
4 Rockville, adjoining Capt. Kellogg's beautiful resi-
dence each lot 9TH ~ 2l6 fl. RUFUS sAXTON,
1873 n ST. NV. js6-6t.
Il nary !. TeD-roomH House. furnished or unfurnished,
at Clarksburs, Montgomery county, Md. 4 miles from
BoNds Station, metropolitan X. X a desirable sumnrr
residence. Address ". II. BENSON. Germantow,LMd
Jet 81
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&c RHINESTONE NV. COR. I AND \
Il NV, thlckly settled neighborhood and good stand
for Grocery, Drug Store or like; will lease to desirable
party for a term of years; only e23 per month.
ieI-ot W. &. DUNALL. 925 + 1T. n W.
I. OR RENT-THE BEST BUSINESS K ON
i III st. II. e.-LaIKe Store, water and gas. corner 9th
and III: price per month. including water rent, so. 80.
Je6-2ts A. 3. 1888 gth 1T. L. ".
EOR RENT
Il ELEGANT, Light and Airy Store Room, 30 feet
front. 90 feet deep; IL foot plate glass show window
large cellar and vault; steam heat.
APO AMI 43l 10Th ST. NV,
Apply to
JAMES F
l4lS I st. NV.
Or Janitor on Premises. je3-6t
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M ANIED HORSES TO KEEP KEEPING
w Horses Winter and Summer n Speciality; order
box Prices Livery Stables, 81 u 1t. NV. farm 7th st
road. d M. from city. y. II. 1. CLARK, Sligo, Md.
m21-}ms
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I,oR ~SALE-PART CONTENTS y NICE FTR.
!. mins1 Nous. ON q " between l2th and l4th
,nciadhhs carpets and Furniture, for alout sgOOs
hoase IA prime order. Address l. ST, star IA =. ne
INnk AL ~ ..LaI Sr.n.- =
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Anxious Inquirer: well, what do you think
of the weather now?"
Signal Service Officer: '.Um-er-it's thawing
some, / guess"
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HYATTsvILLE MD.-tOR SALE, AT ACTUAL
II cost TO immediate purchaser. We.l-built. Conyeu-
ienty Arranged Eight-roOn Houses near station lnar-
be nnantels, lstrobes; large lots, with privilege Of adj
Joining ones. same size: each 5Uxl3O; good water; a
safe and good investment.
JOSEPH b WILLIAMSON,
te4Ot ABB X. I, ave. a ".
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E'oG sALE-cABIN, YACHT, 2sNs FEET FULLY
Il tQuiurcd. good ssilot, Can D. bought very rhean.
good reason tor selling. r. W. LONE, 0l3 - n Nd
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-01-30
An Epistle from Louis Cook.

Buffalo Bill and his Wild West show
captured London and the entire royal fam
lily, and now it is learned that an American
circus is catching on" in the same manner.
John B. Jeffery received letter few days
ago from Louis Cook. manager of Barnum
& Bailey's show, now at the Olympia,
London. In the most rapturous style Mr..
Cook says, after eulogizing the greatest
show on earth" You will more readily
understand the weight of this assertion
when tell you that all England and the
European continent are fairly astounded
at the magnificance and magnitude of the
great exhibition, and from the date of
our opening in London, Nov. IL, up
to the present tine the Olympia,
the largest building in the world.
has been packed twice daily, while upon
many occasions thousands have been
turned away. The grand spectacle of Nero,
or the Destruction of Rome, has been the
piece de resistance, while the grandeur Of
its production has not only amazed the
United Kingdom, but called forth the
highest praise and admiration Of the most
experienced managers in all parts of the
world" Thus does Louis discourse for
page or more, ringing IN all he can about
gold and tinsel, royalty and nobility
"feasted and favored" and winds up by
saying he wants ato get back to that land
where the proud bird of freedom screams
with JOY and where London fogs never
come" The latter is thoroughly charac-
teristic of Mr.. Cook.