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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-24

from California is being held in reserve for
race with the great young stallion AK
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-24

Mrs. Broadbent-Have you felt slip
pers, young man?
Very Young Salesman-Not since I've
been boardin' away from home, marm.-
Puck.
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COMMERCIAL.
Bur Silver.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, July sa.-Bar silver, l.O9la.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
As TO YER POOLS.
Mr. Dockery Sells what Was the Foundstios
Of His Resolution.

Mr. Dockery Sells what Was the Foundsti0a
Of His Resolution.
BY invitation of the committee on rules Rep
resentative Dockery Of Missouri DAY appeared
before that body in order 20 m &c a statement
relative to his resolution for an inquiry -
the allegation that twelve Senators and fifteen
Representatives were parties TO Q silver pool
prior to the passage of the silver bill, through
which '.Poor' sI,0Oo,ooo in profits we're OBJ
tanned.
Mr. Dockery stated that he had no personal
knowledge as 10 the facts Of the case. His res
olution cited q statement made in a special
Washington dispatch TO the st. Louis Globe
Democrat. While disclaiming any knowledge
as to the truth Of the dispatch Mr.. Dockery
called the attention Of the committee 20
the fact that ON June "a, 1880, Mr. Conger.
the chairman Of the committee on coinage.
weights and measures, had used the following
language: s'why, MI. Chairman, have BEEN
invited time and again 20 Join silver pools, but
rs long as hold q seat upon the floor or stand
here my vote shall be cast and my voice raised
for the people Of the country, for the iaboring
men Of the country, for the savings bank
depositors OF this country, for the crippled and
scarred soldiers of the country instead of for
few bullion owners.
Mr.. Dockery thought that the matter de-
served investigation, and the Committee took
the subject under advisement
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FoR SALE
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
HAVE YOUR OWN HOMES.
FOR TEN DAYS we will give you q chance
to obtain LOVELY HOME on
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
WE OFFER
HOUSES 12S, 1:n, 1:s. AND 136 ST. N. E.
The above houses have every modern con-
yenience and are arranged as Follows: First
foor.parlor, large dining room aud Kitchen.
opd floor three large bed rooms, large
trunk closet and bath room and a number of
small closets Large nicely conrretstl cellar
under the whole house; large yard. with ten
foot alley in rear. -
We will sell you these houses on the fol-
lowing TERMS
PRICE ONLY $4,5OO
$JO0CASH; BALANCE MONTHLY NOTES
OF $50 EACH.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR ALI. CASH
FOR PERMIT TO INSPECT APPLY TO
BARNES & MEANEk,
1t Go9 st. NV.
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INTERNATIONAL P"srAL Co>GREss.-Capt. ".
VI. BROOKS, supcriuto oudout of foreign mails.
Post Ohicc Department. and wm. Potter of
fhiiadelphia have been appointed 90 repre-
sent the United States government at the inter
hauohal postal congress to meet i'm Vienna.
Austria. Man % next
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To PRESERVE TIRE BIC TREES. s.-Commissioner
Croft Of the general land Office has issued in
structions TO registers and receivers of land
offices IN California to suspend an entries and
hlings for any lands which they have evidence
to show contain ''sequoia gigantas. commonly
called big trees or ''seguoi "A s,mperyirens"
or redwood; OF sufficient size and number to
render il advisable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

DEATH or COLLECTOR oF CusroMs-The
Treasury Department was informed yesterday
atterroou of the death yesterday morning OF
s. W. PendeNter. collector of customs az Ports
mouth, NH The depaty collector. Joseph +.
Dodge, was tel,graphed to assume charge Of
the ofhcc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

SEcRErARY WISDoM went over 60 Philadelphia
from Washington Yesterday, and after spend
ing the evening with Postmaster GENERAL Nana-
maker left for New York, where he will remain
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NAVAL oRDERs.-Ensign Wm. g. Miller. or
dered to duty in the coast survey LIST of Febru-
airy next. Lieut.. A. c. Hodgson. detached from
the navy yard. Washington. aud ordered TO duty
AT the navy yard. Pensacola, Fla. Surgeon ID.
\. Bartlette. detached from duty at the Naval
Home. Philadelphia, and ordered to duty in
connection with the world = Columbian exposi-
tlon-
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THE BALTIMORE AT SrEzzIA.-The Navy De-
partment As Informed that the cruiser Balti-
more arrived at Spezzia, Italy. on the 10th
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

MEXICAN WINES ron MNIsrxa Rouxno.-
Twenty cases Of Mexican wines passed through
the custom house at Georgetown todsv con
signed 70 Minister Romero. Collector Johnso.
explained that they came through free of duty.
- do all goods for foreign minissers.
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FOR THE SUPREME BENCH.

The Vacant Seat said to Have Been Onersd
to senator spooner.
The statement is made today that the Presi-
dent has offered the supreme justiceshlp ~
Senator Spooner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

SEcRErART AND MRs. NOBLE left the CITY last
evening for Columbus. Ohio. in response Co q
Telegram announcing the death Of his mother
In that place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morn
ing were Secretary Blaine, Secretary Proctor.
Senators Sherman. Pierce, Stanford and Pad
dock, Representatives Mason, Gest Sayers,
Wilson, Grosvenor. Carter. Grain, Atkinson and
Osborne. Col Floyd Clarkson, Capt. A. 4.
Decker. Mr.. 7. l.. kilgore of New York Capt.
j. VI. Turnbull of Illinois. Assistant Attorney
General Harrison of Texas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

V~COME IN TONIGHT.
Our store is open Saturday night until IL
o'clock to serve late shoppers. People who
put of their bnyinr until the last hours Of
the week apt to be in somewhat of
hurry and should deal only where they are
permitted to come back for their money in
case goods not found satisfactory ut
home.
We give every customer a legal guarantee
warrantinT our goods and prices. which
ables him to return goods ansl receive cash
paid without feeling that he is zsking
favor. Does any other house do as m,lchg
Do any sell better clothing than we dos
Don't take our word for it decide for your
self.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER.
d13 43A eth st. NV
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GooDs FOR THE MINNEAPoLIs ExposrrToS-
Acting Secretary Nettleton has amended the
regulations in regard TO articles imported for
exhibition at the Minneapolis Industrial Expo
sition 10 as TO allow goods destined for such ex-
hlbition to be entered at any port Of entry for
Transportation without appraisement. the same
to go forward to the port of Minneapolis in
stead Of TO the port Of II. Paul.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49,. bers invited to attend a meeting at Paint
eTs % Hall tf53 Ia; ave-. MONDAY. Decentsr 15 1850.
S.O i ST, l.. c. BAILEY. cor. Sth and ID. d13-2ts
gGSTHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
So the stockholders of the Columbia National
Bank OF washington for the election of directors will
he beld at Its banking house on TUESDAY, January
10, between the hours of II m and pm.
dl3,20.27,ja3 L. 8. PARKER, Cashier.
NATIONAL CAPITAL DEMOCRATIC
s1~s--.s Club.-All members earnestly requested
to attend the funeral of late worthy secretary
J. W. hobinston. at 64.D Pa. ave. s.e. sunday, Dec
H. 1SsU, 3 pm. J. X. MANGUM. Treasurer. It,
ESPECIAL. NOTICE. E-REMOVAI~WEHAVE
SNs removed our Office to 1411 G st. NV.
GEO. NJ. MYERS kC0.,
d1}3t' Real Estate. loans and Insurance
SPFLEGING Il CO., FINE GENTLEMEN'S
~ tailoring. Firstclass goois and work only
spet1alty in ladies' coats and riding habits Will OMEN
Monday at 1:S2-b 4 ST., "a floor. lts
k-SWANTED = A BRIGHT, PUNGENT
~ :. writer capable of MANAGING circulation and
advertising department of the OficehoIder a semi
monthly department paper, designed to show up
frauds in Office First issue December I5 Trial sub
sertptop o. three months, only 2.5 cents. Address p
o. box ,+S. city. IT.
,THE WEA TIfER: FAR toeather
.saaf.I IL. 49,. -.
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Index to Advertisements.

Mn. }. Il. ZAcnKr of this city will move 20
New York to Practice law.
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ATTENTION OF INVESTORS

R-,THE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS
Is called to that available piece Of
ground fronting 13S feet on lst ST.
between c and d sts.n.e. This isthe
site of Roth's old brewery, and the
large buildings of brick and frame
will he sold with the ground. The
dimensions of this property-1iSx
10 feet-its eligible location-one
square north of the Capitol park
and one square east as well as north
from the Metropolitan car line
makes it especially available for the
erection of good class Of houses. At
the price asked, which is SO. 600.
the cost per foot is only 10.
THOS. j. FISHER L CO.,
1t 1924 + st. NV
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ORDER A. To ARM { An TEENs.-Gen. Schofield
canteens 70 a. to provide tina; "a division OF
the cash resources of the canteen after all
debts shall have been paid. will a made when
ever the troops. or part Of them. being con-
tributors to the captccn, quit their station AT
the post; IN which event no deduction ON ac-
count of reserve fund shall Ice made from the
share of the troops 60 be withdraw
PERsoSAL.-Mr Joseph I. Farr. who has been
sick at his home for the past week, is improv-
ing--Dr. Samuel l.. Harmon is living very i'll
at his home. 200 ID street northwest. of infam-
matory rleumatism.-F II. Howe of Burling-
ton. VT, A. ID. Thompson of Plainiield. y. j..
G. VI. Horton of Boston and II. T.. johnson of
Paris Texas. are at the 1T. James.--Mr. and
Mrs Maurice McMannHs Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Aurdendale and the Misses AUrlendale OF
Omaha, Francis W. Walters and John 4. Per-
kins are at Hotel Arno.-M. l.. Mccormick,
who was secretary of Dakota in territorial DAYS
and while Grover Cleveland Was President, is
in the city.-W. Rehndom Of Stockholm,
Sweden. and &. VI. Bouying Of New York are
at the Arlington.--R.G q. Packard of BROOKLYN,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. III. Hastings of Belfonte, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. III. Taltsman and W. IA.
Hastings of Philadelphia are at the Riggs.--
Jas. ii. Baker of Pittsburg, W. X. Adams u
New York. Milliard L. Waltz OF United States
army Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis n. Lukens of Liza
beth. Nh. are at Willard s.--Hon. III. {. Payne
OF Milwaukee,. j. &. Sterling of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. W. III. Bulaney of New York, Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. 5. Hopkins of Lexington, ky., Hon.
ID. l.. Russell of North Carolina. X. Young OF
Queenstown. Australia, Mrs. W. 4. Hamilton,
Miss Josephine Hamilton and Miss Hamilton
of Hagerstown, Nd, at the EbbItt.---
Chauncey NJ. st. John and Arthur ID. Thomson
of California are at the Riggs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

THREE MONTHS.
SHARES, 5000 EACH.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED by the Southern Land Com
pany to place sale One Thousand Shares only of
stock in series Of said Company the extreme low
price of Ten DOLLARS EACH slO per SHARE with a
and pledge of not less than II cent and
also Equal Proportionate Share in the profits arising
from the investment of total capital of Series in pro-
portion the number of shares purchaser holds bears
to the total number of shares issued.
By THIS PLAN purchaser may invest any amount
from $40 to $1,000. with guarantee of l. per cent
thercupon and ar honest equal share in the profits.
PURCHASERS ARE SECURED by the actual hold
ngs of Series of the company (of which they become
part and parceD amounting to hundred
thousand dollars. and consisting Of improved real
estate. investments, &c.
UNDER NO CONSIDERATION whatever will the
total number of shares issued exceed thousand
Will any purchaser be- allowed tosubecrbe and
pay for more than one hundred shares less than
single SHARE at the uniform rate of ten dollars per
share.
SHARES MAY BE WITHDRAWN at any time upon
thirty days notice. the holder thereof being entitled
interest thereupon within the first three months and
to both interest and dividends for all time thereafter
profits or dividends being declared divided equally
every three months. There is system of forfeiture
penalty or enforced holding of shares for a time
beyond which it may be inconvenient impossible
for the purchaser to hold out. The profits are not
jobbed up by few.
low purchase price make this the safest, and
most profitable investment offered in WASH
ington.
BETTER THAN SAVINGS BANK,
Because IL pays about four times the interest.
Because the shares on the same security.
BETTER THAN WESTERN MORTGAGE,
Because ii pays three times much interest.
Because shares established values
BETTER THAN AN INSURANCE POLICY,
Because youdo not have to die to win.
Because he of inya OF
any time If you wish to withdraw it.
Because you protect yourself as well your family
BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS,
Because it pays five times the interest
Because YOU can realize quicker and it is lust al
safe.
BETTER THAN RAILROAD STOCK,
Because there is more profit and no risk.
Because shareholders are not liable for anything
they own everything.
OFFICE HOURS: Dam. to pm., and Saturday
Evenings until O'Clock.
Orders BY mail promptly attended to.
SHARES NOW ON SALE
AT SOUTHERN LAND EXCHANGE
II and Al. Atlantic Building
S2S and $50 ST.. Washington, DC.
ROBINSON. CLARKE CO..
dl3-d' General Managers.
K~UNIoN CASH REGISTER COMPANY
Have opened Washington Office at go Fst.n.w.,
where the General Agents are prepared to show
THE BEST, THE MOST SIMPLE AND
THE MOST ACCURATE
CASH REGISTER
In the market.
"A TOTAL ADDER"
At HALF THE PRICE of other registers.
Every merchants needs one. For full inforlna-
tion, price. &c. apply to
NIDETTO / RAINIER,
610 ST. NV,
General Agents District of Coumhia
Maryland and Virginia.
P.O. Box 221.
Terms made to suit purchasers. d13-1m
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THUS. j. FISHER CO.,
1t 1924 ST. NV.
W~- THF
FIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
913 and 915 st. NV.
Washington, DC,
Has the best plan devised for securing home for the
amount usually paid to the landlord tor rent money
advanced in sum and paid back in small monthly
installments.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY!
NO EXORBITANT PREMIUMS.
Any amount LOANED REpAyABLE at the rate c:
$13 per month per 81 200.
Harrison Dingman. Prest Geo. W. Leach. Vice Prest.
Alonzo Tweedale. Secy. Andrew Wall, Manager.
o. T. Thompson, Treas. Gen John f. Smith. Atty. 1
K1SwE ARE NOW opENING OPENING ,oror
TABLE LAMPS. BAN9SET LAMPS. PIANO
MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW.
REASONABLE PRICES.
IMPROVE YOUR HOUSE WITH A NEW CHANDE-
NOVEL PATTERNs - " At ALL PRICES.
CRATES. hsIS AMR5F9Ss, f}SsTE TTEENDERs.
E. BROOKS,
531 18TH ST. NV. CORCORAN BUILDING.
lh8-eo2m
k-SDR. W. BURLINGTON Wight HAS
~ removed his dental Office to 6l0 18th st
where he has increased tscfcs for the
Of patients. dl3-1in
WASHINGTON, d. c., NOV. -, 1890.
-. Renewed of Mount Vernon Assembly, No.
11.S, X of L., house painters, the sum uf three hun
dred CO0) dollars in full, being the amount due by
the death OF my late husband Jass A. SSnFtneSy
R,G ST PROPERTY. = AN ELEGANT
af r. st bnS pro frArfy or AIQ IA
bargain for few days. GEO. T. PARKS,
d12-2t 1:ND X Of, II. W.
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K~Do THEY
Say they will give Carriage as
good as Andrew J. Joyce's Sons
at a much lower price,
We thank them. That adver-
tisement costs us nothing. weare
beginning to reap the benefit of 1t
already.
ANDREW j. JoYcE's SONS,
Exhibition Ware Rooms,
nlS-1m 1O2S and 1890 Conn., ave-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
1419 g ST. N. W.

Under Act of Congress Approved October /. 1890
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THx COMBINATION.
100. 12oa AND 1ao4
Est. COR 18th NV
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1seo
GREAT DAY IN REMNANTS.
1t IS believed by many that the word
REMNANT
Implies old scraps odds and ends from left stock
This may be the with the Remnants sold by some
Those offered by US are direct from the mills where
the goods manufactured Every roll of Cashmere
and other fine cloths contains certain number Of
yards. All in excess of this number is cut OF. and
these fine pieces what offer REMNANTS.
We believe The Combination is the only place in this
city where these fine Remnants be obtained.
They the ates; and finest of Styles patterns and
cloths and are Just what is desired.
"a Wide Pequot Pillow Case. bleacbed. .10c
IA Wide P-,uot Sheetinv bleaehed .12e
s4 Wide PeluOt Sheetin2 blesched- -2Oc
1O4 Wide PeqnOt sheetng. bleaehed.
Fancy Cameo
Fancy Victoria
4O-inch Wide Chales--
Manchester Cretonnes. very heavy
3G-lnch Cashmeres. all colors-
4O-inch Cashmeres. all coOrs 1.sc
LOCO yards All-wool :Ssinch Fancy Dress Goods pc
LOO Yards AI-wool CameIs Hair. ss-inch. 39c
20oo yards of Fine Atwood Novelties. 49c
5000 yards Of English Broadcoth..
Ceases Unbleached Canton Flannel
case Unblearhed Canton Flannel. .............6 exc
case Unbleached Canton Flannel.
j case Unbieached Canton Flannel. 9<c
We have not made any particular explanation as to
what these goods All can say is that they will
be sold MONDAY. December 15. for the above adver-
tised priees apd No lOnssr-s Il you want genuine
bargains here they are.
THE COMBINATION.
KAUFMAN L SICKLE.
lt 18th and F SITS.
PHospHAr1c Enuls1os.
There are leeions of Emulsions of Cod Liver Oil on
the market whose only special claim merit is the
hocus pocusr said to be used in their manufacture
There nothing of his sort about Phosphate Emul-
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R~FOUR FINE BUILDING LOTS.
Each 2Ox1OO #. situated on the west side o.
9th st. between Rhode Island ave. and 81.
NV. are offered for sale as whole or in
separate lots. Owner may be seen at 404
Sth st. or at 5l9 10th st.
d12-8t' GEO. W. CORBETT
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H~S s. .STEwART"S CELEBRATED BANJOS,
~ the most perfect and beautiful instruments
Of the kind made in the world used by all the leading
banjosts and principal banjo clubs A full stock on
JOHN F. ELLIS CO.,
d12-1W W1 Penn. ave. near 10th st.
oCOME AND GET YOUR CHRISTMAS
~ Gift. The following parties having claims in
November Assessment of the Pennsyvan Live Stock
insurance Company will call at office Of company,
Room I, 10OG st. H. and receive their money
their lead horses: W. r. Cruit 90. NJ +. Tally, Bar
thoomay Brewing Co. J. A. Biundon, Vim. ODon-
nell. x. y. BhiOn, q. B. Nickunl, w X. Speare. NJ
Rhode, y. DE Hart. G. H. MANN. Manager.
c. D. ROBINSON, Veterinary. di2-It
49,, ,SpIRITUALISMA AT GRAND ARMY HALL,
- 14l3 Pa. ave. every Sunday IL 30 q. nv,
Z 30 pm Mrs. H. s. Lake. from the Boston Temple,
engaged here this month Subject Sunday morning:
THE Cause and Cure of Disease from o Spiritual
Standpoint" Evening: The Morals of Metlulslp. ~
psychOinetry at both sessions possible Questions
invited from the audience. This Is rare opportunity
to hear this gifted lady. :
1OC. door collection. dill INs
R~SCUsTOM-MADE SHIFTS. WITH OUR
~. increased facilities in this department We
better prepared than execute your orders
for custom made" shirts Any style tor ordinary
full dress occasions made at short notice and sasIac
tiOn Guaranteed in every instance. Now IL the best
time to leave your orders you Will ind shirt
comfortable Tor summer wear after being worn dur
ing the winter.
Leave your order at mems furnishing department.
n7-:im WOODWARD LOTHRoP
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~TO THE INVESTOR!
READ!
THE SAFEST AND BEST INVESTMENT IN THE
WORLD Is STOCK IN THE
SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY.
12 PER CENT AND ALSO EQUAL PROFITS.
INTEREST AND PROFITS PAYABLE EVERY
THREE MONTHS.
SHARES, 5000 EACH
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N-SSYMPOSIUM FOR MOTHERS, DEPART.
msnt OF Hereiity and Hygiene Of Woman 5
Christian Tempersnce Union at Foundry Chur H.
18th and q. WEDNESDAY. December Il. from 10 30
a; IN. to pm. Addresses by leading women physi-
clans illustrated 10y chart cordial invitation To- all
Interested. rich and poor; lunch free. Mrs A. f.
BO1CE. Superintendent of Department. dl3Sl6
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r--SOFFICE OF u. s. ELECTRIC LIGHTING
49, Com npany-Wa ashinxton. ID. c., December
1:j, lSSO.-five hundred dollars reward will be paid
tor he arrest and conviction OF person persons
guilty of nialcIouSly tanperny with without the
authority this company in any msnner interfering
with the wires, cables poles, conduts other prop
eity Of this company. A. A. THOMAS,
ttj-1m President
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R~AMERICAN FRATERNAL CIRCLE.
No experiment Firmly established.
Cash assets Dec. /, 1850. $3.50, 900.
$25 per week when disabled by sickness accident.
500 to 81 900 in event of death.
Benefits while living.
$:,OO i'll three years.
300 III five years.
1910 III seven years.
Total. 81 100 III seven years.
For further particulars address LOUIS MUND-
HEM, DISC, ne corner 9Th and Il SITS. NV.
Az. nts wanted. d11-Sts
RSDR. J. z. MCGUIRE
Has removed his Ofice
to the National safe Deposit building,
18th st. and New York ave-, second hoOr. d10-lws
,ARTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE
and inserted immediately after the ex-
traction Of teeth with waiting at all. Gus ad-
ministered DIR. j. BAkTLETT HILLS, Spes.ialist
in Artificial Teeth. Es51 + st. NV diO-Ims
<THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
~ holders OF the Columbia Title Insurance
Company OF the District OF Columbia tor the election
Of iteen trustees will be held at the office of the COM
pany 40 9th st n.w., on MONDAY, December Is
lSS, at o'clock Pm. Polls will be open fronl2 to
O'clock Books tor transfer Of stock will be osed
December .. 1NU. j. d. COU6HLAS,
nl4-stu.ttodeL5 Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-10

WASHINGTON, April S.--A bill vas
passed providing ,hsi persons settling
Ia the second indemnity limit Of the
Northern Pacific grant between
August, 1857, and January, 1889. may
transfer their entries to Other govern
ment land subject to entry; also bill
for the dispossl of abandoned military
reservations in Wyoming; also a bill
authorizing the city Of Buffalo, Wyo.,
to purchase under the townsite law, q
strip Of the Fort Mckinney military
reservation; also bill suthoriz ng the
entry Of public lands by incorporated
cities and towns for cemetery and park
purposes.
The bill passed, granting the righ,
of way through the Colville Indian
reservation to the spokane FALLS 4
Northern railroad; also n bill to prevent
the enlistments OF aliens In the naval
service.
A melton to reconsider the vote BY
which the house defeated the bill ask.
ing an appropriation TO supply the
deficiency cassed by the Silcott defal.
cation was carried and the bill passed