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How the Famous TrOtter was Burned

The stables belonging to Macy Brothers at
Versailles, KY, were burned saturday morning,
destroying thirtyfive out of thirty-eight horses,
as stated in Saturdays STAR. Among those
burned was the horse Bell Boy that was sold at
auction by Jefferson Il Seaman of Versailles to
J. C. Clarke for S51 900. 1t is said that Clarke
had refused 800, 900 for the horse. Bell Boy
was three years old, record 2.l9L. by Elec-
tioneer, dam Beautiful Bells, by the Moor,
property OF Clark Hopper, bought for s5l,-
900. Privete trial. ZIG. Bell Boys quarters
were adjacent to the Office of the stables.
where a man was on guard. An effort was
made to reach the horse and get him out but
the animal refused to move aud before suffi-
cient assistance could be had to force him from
the buiidiug the intense heat drove the would
be rescuers away and he was left to his fate.
Ee was untethered and through occasional
riffs OF the smoke and fame could be seen
plunging and kicking until the fiery flood swept
over him aud with a mighty plunge he went
down to rise no more. The entire loss Is esti-
mated at $3.50, 900,
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A HANDSOME RAILWAY STATIoN.-The Jersey
Central station at Jersey City is the finest and
most complete passenger station on the Hud-
son river. All the New York trains of the b.
o. r. r. arrive at and depart from this sta
ton. Ii you want to see a model passenger
station travel via Is. Il o. r. r. next time you
go to New York. The trains are swift and
punctual, and all carry Pullman parlor and
sleeping cars
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
NO. l2l4 BLAGDEN'S ALLEY, BETWEEN NJ
AND AND NINTH AND TENTH STREETS

II,
AND HDri y AID I'D NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
Byy,r,ue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber No
1347 folio 49, OF the land ds Of the District Of
secured win sell pubic auction In 'front.' Of the
preinists on SAL UkDAS, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH
1890, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. N, part OF
lot 10 IN heirs Of John Davidson subdivision Of lots in
corner of said lot and running thence west along the
south line OF said lot so feet thence north feet
inches thence east SO feet the alley thence south
on said alley TO the beginning. with right Of way
the north, with the improvements above stated
Terms: One-thiid cash, balance in three equal in
stsllmeuts in SIX, twelve sad eighteen months for
which notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
sold will be taken all cash, ut option purchaser
deposit Of 800 will be required ut time Of sale aud
all conyeyancing and recording will be purchasers
cost TermN TO be complied with In ten days
purchaser. THOs. e WAGGAMAN,i ,r~n.....
JOHN w. PILlING. ! Arus'eeA
THOs. T. wA0GAMAN, Auctioneer Jae-d
LINE BUILDING LOT ON + ST BETWEEN GOTH
II AND 2lST Sis. NV,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY FIJI
viii sell IL front Of the premises thss splendid Buiid
LOT 43. SQUARE 90,
fronting 2 feet on st. with depth Of 90 feet to an
the northwest aud suitable for private dwelling
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years. Notes to bear six per cent interest payable
ssm,.nnuslly and to Be sssursd b. deed Of trust
If 32u0 required ut time Of sale. ConveyancinT &c
Vt purchasers cost erms to be complied with in ten
days. otherwise right reserved 70 resell rsk
Of d.fsusing p;,rcnassr after nve days public notice
in xs.S Do DuScAAs9 lSc s.,Gos;
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
~ Z A ID r r 8.

represent hve of the largest houses in the world
naiheS' Decker Bros, Weber. Fischer ana Eytcy
Pianos and Estey Organs These famous instruments
rahA as leaders" everywhere. We sell easy
monthly payments. rent Pianos and Organs With
oluoh OF purchase, and take old instruments
change allowing the full value rfor We have
department for tuning aud IiIans and give crruf
attention 10 any work in this line entrusted TO Us
We have well stocked rooms at .34 \ street
TINS CITY; IL North Charles street. Baltimore. aud
l2l1 Main street. Richnond Va.
Buying on large n scale do Cbeins the largest
Piano and Organ concern IN the SOUTH enables 10
sell 10 our customers the lowest possible prices and
on the most favorable terms
do not think Of buying renting q Piano or an
ORGAN before examining splendid assortment VI
instruments and getting our terms
SANDERS 4 STAYMAN
Sir M flL,,.s
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ChAlNSGSEtHYx sALE OF vAkTAPL II LOT On

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON L
~ STREET NORTHWEST, BEING NO. 1888.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Cour, of the
District OF Columbus PASSED in EQUITY No. 11s93 in
which Harry W. Bickerton ct al. onplainaits and
John Bickerton ct al defendants will sell At
publie AUCTION in front q the premises on MONDAY,
JANUARY THIRTEENTH. 1SyU, at HALF-PAS
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
estate known and designated upon the plat of the city
Of Washington the half Of the west half Of
Lot D in square Numbered 40, with improvements.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash. balance in two equal
lnstallments at one and years with interest and
secured by deedof trust on the property sold or all
cash. ut the option of the purchaser depos. of
hundred 100) dollars will be required ut time Of
sale All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. and #
terms are not complied with in days, the trustee
reserves the right to reaSertise and sell at the risk
and cost Of defsulting purchaser
EDWIN Is. HAY. Trustee,
l425 NY. ave-
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO,
ta3-d&ds Auctoneers.
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Arrest OF IA PeRtecost Band.

A dispatch from Tuscola. Illinois. says:
The Pentecost band of faith healers are
IN trouble here again. The citizens living
In the vicinity of the church where they hold
forth having become provoked by their bolster
Gus manner of holding meetings, which con-
tinue up to o'clock at night, had war
rants issued for the arrest of some twenty
OF the band including the Rev. Vivian \ Dake,
the originator and founder Of the Pentecost
band; the Rev. Thomas Nelson. another high
priest; Rev. ID. u. illness, the Rev. Chas. BRYANT
the Rev. Frederick Osborn aud a number OF the
young women who travel with them Over
my witnesses have been summoned on the side
Of the prosecution
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.


RATCLIfFE pARR 4 co, Auctioneers.
~ gro fennsylNAnia ave n.v.
ooLLECToa's SALE or BALANCE OF STOCK OF
SLoIhlNS. BoOrs AND SHOEs. TRUNKS
LII yrLltS Ivy AND REMOVED TO OF 4
STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF sALE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY ZIP.
TlENIh. lSsO. beginning AT Ten OIIAN,k 4 will
sell st Puhlie Auction Al THE AUCTION ROOMS
OF kATCllffk, DAhk Co. 92O lenusylVAnia
ave. n W.. BY authority q the Orphans Curt 4
Lot of Clothing.
Boots and shuxs.
Trunks 81. g..
wich invite tue G;tsuuon u the trade and the en-
eral pubic
Terms ca.h. HARRIS kALEskL Collector.
hATcLIfFE. DARli a CO. AuctS nll-3t
GEO ". sI1CKNEY, Auc;loneor y36Fst
lkUsrEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NEAR SHERIDAN ANENUF, IN
All. SUBDIVISION Of BARRY Farm, DC.
- virtue u certain deed ui trust recorded
LAter 1872 folio 800 ct seq. OF the land rccors
ior the District ui Columbia, aud At the request e
tie IT nlses,on FRIDAY, The sEk ENTEENlk DAY
0fJANCAkl, 1890. at HAIf PAST FUl ku'Cllu, X
IN all Of lot IL. ~ section = m the subdivision q
ID. of G.
Terms Of sale One third cash balance in one n and
W. 60 Years, interest the rate Il yer
.lhuli- lAyahe semi annually az cash. 81 the 90,
eyancing AZ purchasers cost Terms 10 Oe
plied with IN Is days.
,,e-..,.,. MILTON ~. HOLLAND, rrus,c..
lao-eodSds FlkMAN J. SHABh ! AF"s'o'S
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THOMAS BOWLING Auct,ouee,


Il TATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY VIRGINIA
by virtue Of q deed of trust from Mary b. Hammer
anu John H. Hammer. dated the 18th day of septem-
oi the land records Tor The county Of Aexandris
aud at the request OF the holder the secured
thereby. will sell at public auction. THURSDAY
JANUARY SIXTEENTH 1880, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
IN Alexandr1A county, Virginia. Balls Cross
Roads To wit All that certain piece parcel of land
and premises known and distinguished being part
OF lot No. three CD in the division of robert Balls
estate set forth in plat and survey thereof by
Oliver Cox October. 1856 the said Iiece land being
bounded as follows, viz: beginning in of
by james Birch on the north side of new George
town road. thence with the line of said entire
and James Birch N. IA degrees E. poles, to 81"
corner TO said tract and James Birch: thence N Is
and james Birch and adjoining the land of II. Bill;
thence west pol,s links to on line of the tract
and the land of H. Ball to lots and 81 thence with the
line between said lots s. q degrees L., poles to the
thence along tire north side of said road in
erly direction to the beginning containing eleven and
q half acres, more or less.
The said piece of land Is improved by fine Dwelling
and Out. udings aud is in good condition cult
Walton.
Terms Of sale: Onethrd cash and the residue
Of sale the deferred payments to bear interest from
day Of sale and secured by deed Of the prop
erty. deposit Of $3.50 soon US property is
knocked down will be required. AL conveyanclng at
d26-dts WALTER HALL. Trustee.
cs-The above property is suitable for person in
the government employ for in business the
city, being about two miles from wash gton on good
roads and handsomely improved by Broom house with
basement and furnace. Persons will be taken see
prperty Tree OF calge For further information see
JAMES L. CLEMENTS. Attorney, 1871 st. NV,
JalU-dts Warrington. ID q
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MEDICAL, &c.

T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF EX.
IL perlenced Female Physician should consult DR. aud
MILsON, l1O5 Park place ne. between IS aud
q, lth and 18th SITS ne. Ladies OlIy. heIuedy %.
dll-5ws
m ME- DE FOREST. JoNG-EsTABIIsHED AND
w reliSbe Ladies' Physician. can lie CONSULTED dzIly
al her resIdence, oUl 4 st. Onlce hours from /
tCs y. with LADIES only. Ja2-lm.
A TTENTION, LADIES!-MAIL &c. STAMP FOR
"A sesIed instructions for enlargiug bust inches,
using Emma bust Developer: absolutely guarapteed:
24-pzge illus trated catalogue mailed Tor Sc Emma
Ioiiet Bazaar, IA fremont ST.. Boston. d3l-lm'
4 Has NEyER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BkO1HEks ~ the oldest-established Adyertis-
Ing Ladies' Physician IN tie city. Laales, you can
Particular attention paid 10 all peculiar -
laoles- married VI single forty years experience
II FAD AND BE wIsE.-DR BROTHERS, BOG ST
IA s.w, appeared before and oath that lac 10
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist this city.
OF men aud furnish medicine charge. cOnsultsr
Don and advice free IT any hour OF the day. sub
scribed and sworn TO before me by DR. BRO1HEhs.
SAMUEL q. MILLS. Notary Public an AID Tor tie
District Of Columbia tlls sd day VI July. 1855.
d3l-lm'
M ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A Bottle
Wl two Of Dr. BROTHERS. lnyigorating Cordial
Will any of Nervous Debility aud loss Of
power. IL imIarts yigor to the whole system.
Male or Female. eOo stsw d3l-lm'
nIsEAsts OF sEcRET.-DR. CoNDoRY CFoR-
III merly assistant physician 20 Prof. Dr. kicord q
fsrisl ofkce hours TO * and 5 %
TNR MENTIONS EYE WATER
~ Cures Weak Eyes, Sore. 1phamed Eyes.
rs cents All Druggists. Wares. l4th aud sta n u.
Warrington Wholesale. lis Fulton ST.. New Yor8
city. dl2-2m
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rHANCERi SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OPROPERTY On FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST
NEAh STREET AND ON MARYLAND Az
ENuE BEiMEEN FOUR AND-A-HALF AND

SIXTH REETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of the
District Of Co unba, made and entered the 9Th
day of December, 1889, Ill equity No. 1870
George X. Thompson vs.. George C. Hsnning ct al ,
the undersigned trustees will sell 1t public auctio in
front OF the respective premises. the following-de
scribed property situated in the city of Washington,
PC, on TUESDAY. THE IWENTY-FIRSr DAY OF
At FOUR O'CLOCK PM Lot "a, in square No.
4S6 being 9TH street to the corner
VI Il str "a, and improved by Frame dwelling; and
At FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. of the same day the East
Half OF Lot and tire West Half OF Lot I of VIM A.
Bradleys Of lots in square No. 1872 being
nproved by Three-story Dwelling House. numbered
41S on Maryland avenue, between ~ and 9th stress
southwest
And immediately thereafter the half Of lot Of
SAID Of lots in 1872 being improved
by Drlck structure used u store, and ON the
corner OF 9th street and Maryland avenue southwest
iers VI sale prescribed by the decree are one I'd
OF the purchase money III cash and the balance in two
equal installents secured by notes of purchaser in
one and two respectively, bearing interest from
day u sale Ut per cent annun and deed trust
ON property soll o. ali cash, at option of the
chaser deposit Of $40 will be required ON each
piece Of property when sold and all conve ancing or
recording to be at purchasers costs. If sale
be not complied with within l5 days after day
the property will be resod after days previous ad-
vertiseen at the risk and cost of the defauting
chaser.
RUrLEDGE WILSON. Trustee.
sAML MADDOX; Trustee,
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers. ja1-dGds
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The grip has attacked the horses in Kent
county, Md. Mr.. VIM. II. Coleman has twelve
horses affected by it.
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BARON AND BANKERS DAUGHTER
Miss Janney OF Baltimore Engaged to
Q Presumptive Austrian Baron.

Paris Special to the New York World. t a.
Another hasty American love affair IL on
hand, about which a Baltimore banker cables
that he wishes to know particulars before he
allows his daughter to marry foreigner With
a petty title. Three weeks ago Alice Janney,
daughter Of the weil-known banker Of that
name in Baltimore, went with her mother and
sister to q musicale at the Grand hotel. Among
the guests was an Austrian who has been
spending much money here lately, Baron
Joseph Janisch from Vienna. 1t was case of
love at first sight. Four days after he was
presented Janisch called at the hotel and for
mally proposed for the hand of Miss Janney.
He accepted, and it was the intention of
the couple to be married at once. But it was
found that the laws Of France prevented
this unless the twain had been residents
there for three months and had Oh
tanned the consent of their parents
Father Janney was cabled to for his consent.
He replied that he wished for full PARTICULARS
before giving his daughter to Janiseh. The
latter is said to be man of good family in
Vienna, the son of a fairly rich wine merchant
there, but not baron yet, though the title will
come to him by inheritance. He was started
on the grand tour of the continent with plenty
of money before settling in business, but he
spent it SO lavishly in Paris that several bills,
including one at the Hotel Bellevue, are still
unpaid. He applied to his father, who sent
him enough wherewith to return to Vienna and
forbade his getting married. However, the
young couple are much in love and intend 60
ing to London to get married. This can be
done at any parish registry Office, after three
weeks residence, without parents consent.
Miss Janney is known as a favorite in Mary
land society. This is her thirteenth trip across
the Atlantic. She is stylish-looking young
girl with red hair. Janisch is very boyish in
appearance. The engagement was formally
announced tOdav- ia
pendent. He says he will take his own life II
he is not allowed to marry Miss Janney.
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MANICURE.
MADAM PAWN,

MADAM PAWN
III MANICURE AND CHROPODIgT
7O3 18th st. NV, over Thorn puon's drug stora
The only importer and manufactureg Of Fine Mani
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Monsignor OConnell will sail for Rome with
Archbishop Corrisan Saturday.
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4 HICkERING PIANOS
~ Fun stock Of Uprights and Grand
JOHN r. ELLIS 4 co.
,,,>.x-- - 49, Holia.
Fair Prices Easy Terms.
JOHN r. ELLIS 4 co.
PIANOS FOR RENT OR SALE
On Monthly payments
JOHN +. ELLIS co.
PIANOS MOVED TUNED AND REPAIkED%
By Competent Morkmen.
JOHN L. Ellis CO.
OLD SQUARE PIANOS TAKEN Is PRRT PAX.
ment for New and fun value allowed
.Oh> 4. ELLIS * CO,
,,,,--,, .. S3s fenna. ave
Smallest Perfect Upright Piano in the worId-only
soo. JOHN +. ELLIS a CO..
MASON HAMLIN ORGANS AND PIANOS
JOHN 4. ELLlS a co.
SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS AND PiAS0 o,4 ava
JOHN b. ELLIS a 90,
MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS. MUSIC bones MISiClL
Instruments and Musical Merchandise OF Al! Linds
49,, JOHN 4. ELLIS a co.
olI-lm 3J4 lenua
10. sALE-sECoND HAND SQUARE PIANOS OF
Il standard makes. irUm go upward. - monthly
PAYMENTS. " q. MEIZIhOTI a o.
a9-n.sl1 lilo It. NV
ALLET DAVIS UPlIGHT GRAND PIANOS;
~ elegant Holiday styles: superb tones. exquisite
pro'enneLts; The FEhIECT DfRIGliT PIANO.
Choose how. Christlnas present Tor lie time.
II. l.. SUMNER. Agent
III Oh slh 81 IA. ".
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

DURHAM POTATOES, 75c BUsHEL
- Full Cream Cheese. l5c. ID. New Prunea &c. N
hull line Foreign and Domestic Dried Fruit; also
full line Of Groceries very low. n. A. POOLk
oc3l-3m ga Louisiana ava
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ja11,13.14,15&16,5t
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer

ENTIRE STOCK OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS
AND LOI OF MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE
CONTAINED IN STORE NO. l4O6 FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST Al AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY SIX
TEkN1H 1890, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
l will sell the Houseiurnshing Stock of Mr.. Louis
HartiR who is retiring from this line of business
his Store, No 1406 l4th ST. W. just north OF Rhode
Island ave-. comprising
5 Royal Netrigerators.
Water oolers. Oil Stoves
Stone Jars, Preserving kettles.
Copper lea Kettles Cutlery.
Bird Cages, Basket.
Block tin Tea aud Coffee Pots
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Tin Toilet Sets, Wooden Ware.
Gas Globes, Kitchen Mic Macs.
Assortment Of lin Ware.
ALSO,
Lot Of Miscellaneous Hardware.
Fixtures For Sale and Store For Rent
Terms Cash
fau- - n
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The Farmers alliance OF Frederick county.
Va, has resolved that no person not praetic al
farmer should be at the head of the state
department Of agriculture.
State Senator Henry Heaton Of Loudoun
county, Va, u very Ill in Richmond
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Pastor ReaIe SOrneyv

Pastor Beale Somewhat ExOnerated.
John Fulton, manager of the Cambria iron
works, Johnstown, Pa, who charged Rev. DIR.
Beale of the First Presbyterian church with
neglecting his congregation and dishonesty,
today withdrew the latter charge during the
services.
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Sr1EFr PAxos.
Prlze Mccall PARIS Exposition. 200 first prrmiums.
lndorsed by over 100 music Schools and colleges Tor
dufamlty Old Pianos taken Ia exchange. The DULY
Upright that can take the place Of a Grand
PfEllFEk a CONIIFT,
on -.1m 5l4 II ia Il NV
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"NoBLESsE oBLIGE," TIE KRAKAUER
~ llsnos, will prove 1t Please call and see thCm
a. HI HNs Temple of Music. l2oy q stnw Also the
burdeu OlRan- d.Bl
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DENTISTRY.

EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
Il and artificial teeth inserted without charge. except
cost Of material 1925 st. the Dental Depart
ment Of Columbian University, from to pm. daily
except Sunday. lnnrmsry open from October 4 %
June 80. ee26-0m
DR STARR PARSONS. DENTIsT, 9TH ST.
corner NV Firut-class Gold ArnalgAm aud
White fillinss specially Aching teeth saved Appl-
6too. Uo
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SENENTl-SlX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
SSUARE JET OF uNIMPkoxED PROPERTY
NER OF SIXTEENTH STREET. NORTHEAsT
II The SUBDIVISION OF IsHERN GOD. Ar
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY FOUR
TER, y d. lssO at FOUR O'Clock viii sell
SUB LOTS "a To 43, BOTH INCLUSIVE, IN
EkMOOD"
These Lots street extended near 10th street
and each 20 feet front by l9l feet deep are con-
veiient To Columbia railroad and herdic line Sewer
water and within 40 feet of these lots
them most desirable investment.
Terms: One-tblrd cash. balance III and years
with interest at u yer per deferred
payment, secured by deed trust on property sold
or ali cash, at option OF purchaser II sale
are not complied with in ten days right to
sell the property at risk and OF deiauitng pur
chaser, after i've days advertisement in news
paper published in Washington, DC A DEPOSIT Of
$50 required ut time OF sale. All conyeyalcing sc.
tag-4t arftIontSts
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PROFESSIONAL.

MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTsoR
WI LIZ. All business conn oen tial IAQes ard re,-
utmen 81 cents each 4O6 81 betu cen IN spd 80
sta NV su%C-22ws
DROF. CLAY. THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ONLY
II relisble genuine and psturzl-born Clairyoysut
Astrologer aud Medium IN this city has located per-
mAnently In private parors at sos eth st. W Prof
Clay born with veil tic sft az
second ssht reveals every hidden n stery ns lost
stolen property. brings peparsted together csuses
speedy mariases. gives success in business,
al family troubles evil Influences conndentlnl advice
pending pensions divorces, Law suits
love or anything you are IN doubt Of Never been
known 20 TAIL succeeded where all others
STRINGS. Soc Hours s-m- $3.50 pm. sundaya
z toSpm dS-3ots
NINE DkEAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
Un6nted English and German Astroloser in the city
Iells all evelss Of life. Once hours 10 m
On SUNDAY from 10 an 70 80 pm Al 9th Il. ~
east NOE o. the street. d3OA am
ARCHITECTS.
o. w" zscz1rrcr,
l2i5 Fa NV
so1o-o9s Washtngton ma
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TOMORROW.
WEEKs 4 Co. Auctioneer.
IL hfOLIfFE, DARk CO. Aucticneers.
~ $50 Pa ave. NV
u ATCLIFFE, DARR co. Auctioneers.
- $40 Pennsylvania ave NV

Balance Of CONSIGNMENT u Harness Ian Rob-.
Horse Blankets, &c 49,,
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Special Rate IS9.

Biennial COnyocation. Supreme Lodge,
Knights of Pythias and Biennial Con-
clave of Uniform Rank, Knights of Pyth-
las, at Milwaukee, Wis, July Sth, 1890.
Round trip tickets may be sold from all
points In Kansas and Nebraska to Mil
wRukee. Wis, at open rate of one fare for
the round trip Tickets to be sold July
4th to 9TH. inclusive, good to return until
July Dist, inclusive.
Annual Meeting of German Baptists or
Dunkard Brethren, at Pertle Springs,
near Warrensburg, Missouri, May 1880,
1890. Rate of one fare for the round trim
from Kansas and Nebraska to Warrens-
burg and return, with twenty-five cents
added, to apply as basing rate as well as
selling rate. Tickets will be sold Nav DO
%, inclusive. limited to train passage 90
ing with final return limit June %. 1890.
Regular contract signature ticket shall
be used, the return passage portion
stamped by the agent of Pertle Springs
Railway, at Pertle Servings, before being
good for return passage.
Meeting of the Grand Lodge. KNIGHTS
of Pythias, State of Kansas, Topeka, Kan
sas, May 20-23. Rate of one fare for the
round trip from all points in the state of
Kansas. Tickets to be sold MAY 1912.
inclusive, to be good for the return pas,
sage including the 18th.