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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY II SUITED A
w Small Country Place state distance from station.
terms. improvements, &c, sc. Address NEVILLE,
Star office. myl6-2ts
I'OR SALE-POToMAC RIVER AND CHESA-
Il peaAe Bay Farms; best qrality of land and very
cheap with an abundance of fish, ysters and game.
q. II. CAl.NER co.
ml63t' Room :, 1910 L st. NV
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A View of Wisconsin Politics

From the st. Paul Pioneer Press
Unmatched chickens are being industriously
counted in Wisconsin. Peck, Pratt. Villas.
Morgan and Woodward are all gubernatorial
asplrants and Gen. Bragg, it is stated. would
be a sixth were it not for the fact that he has
concluded to go to the United States Senate.
Gen. Braggs position reminds one of the for
eigner, who. upon landing in New York. re-
fused to pick up a watch from the sidewalk.
saying he was going further west and get a big
cl %
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Az worcester, Mass, the wife and daughter
OF Prof. Stanley Hall of Clark University
were found dead in their bed YESTERDAY
morning, accidentally suffocated by illuminat-
ing gas which had escaped during the night.
President Hall was out Of town.
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vNOR SALE-BY FISH X MILLER. 1918 + wv
Splendid Building Lot. on c, nEectcut ave. bet
and X SITS NV, 2Jx91. with a two-story bay win
dow frame house. rooms. M. rented tor S35;
n1l-
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1vOR RENI-CHEAP AT 1853 PER MONTH
II newly paPered, 1929 6th 81 ne Or. all mi.
myl6-3t SNOkMSIEDT BRADLEY, 921 +.
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Verdict for the PIaintid

TRIP TO EUROPE FREE OF ExPENsE.-See
the Washington Sunday Herald tor particulars
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j 10 G It ne tsr.....4I
SOS - 81. Il W. scr 4l61
- LEAP. -. ,lir..4U ~
.OOO litn 81. 1Or. -. ID
4J4 ii St NV. ST -. %
SUi - 81 n-w- lur.......i.i
100 lUth -. Nv Or. 81
1914 Msllach. or --.. 80
a. q 81 nv. or 81. ~
al.j Attn Il. >. e.. 81 30 JU
40 1 -. NV, Sr---- JU.IU
l.5sO T. 81. NV. hall 80
] Us = ~. nv, OC. s.JI
5 rs ID 81. sc, sr...SB.tii
$50 \ 81. nv. ar -. D.
myl0 Is. II. " All
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RAICLlFEE. DARR Il Co. Auctioneers,
~ y2O Pennsylvani ave. Nv.

kNHGs BUSINESS MEMS EXCURSION To LIN.
com, Nebraska Is the nrst opportunity ever
70 ehe BUSINESS men Of Mashin ston to see the west
"'Ao-ot j. A FINCH, Manager, q st
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AUCTION SALES.
ZINE THEFE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRI,
DWELLING, CORNER OF THIRD AMI
s1kEEIS SOUTHEAST MAR PENNSY
WANNA AVENUE

EINE THEFE-sTOKY AND BASEMENT BRICK
STKiITs 'sorTHEAsT StaH ihp prN AK
WANNA AVENUE.
G On THUksDAY AFTERNOON, MAY. TWENTY
cell, ia front OF the PREMISES
LOT =, SQUARE 100.
leet on street and improved by we'll built three
containing thirteen rooms and bath modern conxe
nlences and III gOod condition.
lhls property Is adjacent To Pennsylvania avenue
aud convenient TO street lines, churches and
Terms One-third cash balance in one and two years.
notes 10 b per cent ayable semi annually
all cash at option of purchase deposit OF $50
required az sale Convey ancIng. &c at purchasers
wise rvsae at risk and of defsultng purchaser
alter hye days tdyerst ment OF such resale IN
Es.1t, lite Company abstract s,I1Yn At sale
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
fiNE PROPERTY on = STREET BETWEEN
%Esf, BhiNG hotsE 70. di hIft srREH Gil H.
BY virtue OF The au,hogy VESTED n Us By The heirs
DAY OF MAY. AD fsid at FIVE & O'CLOCK PM Ia
III 'front.' OF the frelnisss. psrtcf
being east ~ feet iroSt by depth of SIS feet ~
lESiles To 2if0oi alley improved by two-story and
6l0 + street northwest; II rooms. modern conven-
OF investors a. II Is seldom street property offered
fCr conf etitIon.
Terms Onethird cash. balance in one and two years.
notes t. bear per cent interest payable semi annually
ahI to be secured by deed of trust the premises
cash AT the option of the purchaser deposit 1900
required AZ time of ~als: conveyancIny &c,
cLser cost Terms To be completed with III ten days
OtncrWlst rlgbt reserved resell and
defauItn purchaser after ye days notice such
sa4e IN SOME paper published in Washington. d. Z.
JOSEPH IL Smith,
JAS EDGAR SMITH,
ml6dSds Attorneys for heirs of JAS q. smith. decd
RAlCLlfr II, DARR Co. Auctioneers,
~ S2O Pennsylvania ave.
ENGLISH DOG CART, NEARLY NEW; COST s4OO.
sEL HARNESs IkuPEkTY OF GENTLEMAN
HAVING no tUkIHER USE FOR III
On TUESDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, at TWELVE
OSLOCk NJ. We Will sell In front Of our sslesruoms
$50 Pa. NV, ~
ONE ENGLISH DOG CART
ONE SET HARNESS
Nearly new, to which atten ton is in yited
,.,, RATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.
--Io- 2t AuctioneeN.
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.

Other and more expensive houses in the northwest.
Money 10 Loan on real estate security.
my 16-lm b. ii. ROBERTSON, 1915 st.
NOR SALE-A BARGIAN-NEW 2-STORY o
IL room Brick; South Capitol st. street cars
only $50. Will double i'll value when 5. Capitol
Bridge is built REDFOHD ". WALKER, 1O06 + st.
l6-:it
UrOR SAIE-VERY PRETTY NEW 5-RCOM COT
tage with large lot at South Brookland; beautiful
view and near station. Only $500 ON easy Nerns.
my16-3t BEDFORD ". WALKER, 1905 + st.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

IEoK RFNT-14O7 Dist ST NV. s45: VERY
IL Desirable Ten-rpo.u Brick Dwelling hath; ali
MOD convenience, esertrlc bells. &C. Apply lJI 9
3lst 81 NV, GeprzetOWu. DC. ml6-lw
eFOk RENI-+l;. sPltUyE ST. LIZ DROIT PARK.
Egnt- rooTn Brcs, Cell.r PIAZZA larye yard. sc;
s-a-1u Also 1921 Columbia -. seven room Brick:
u good order. vrTy Desirable. 80. Both houses near
etcars- Inquire az SD st n ml6-3t'
LOE RENT OR SALE-TWENTY-FO CR-ROOM
House, elegantly furnished. with every cOnven-
oIen crates house suitable a r~tclass fam
hy or small hotel April l433 l. st. NV. ml6-2w'
ISOR RENT-92a 9TH ST, y ROOMS AND ALL
myl6-3t SWORMSTEDT x BRADLEY. 927 F.
1HOR RENI-CHEAP AT 1868 PER MONTH
II newly paPered. 1929 9Th st ne. Or all mi.
nylo- SNOkMSIEDT BRADLEY. 921 +.
t.OR EENT-AFTER JUNE TO- NEW BRICK
d Dwelling. 40 y. Washington st, Alexandra. Va .
Seven rooms and bath. large yard For terms, &c adj
dr'-s kEN Pc Box 30, city. myl0-lm
IIOR RENT-BEINC- OBLIGED TO RELINQUISH
II hOusekes ping. viii rent TO approved party new
and every WY desirable S-rOom Brick House. 1928
Corcoran ST. portion of rent BE- paid in board If
satisfactory.
Apply soon. from , to pm. m16-3'
I.CE RENT-sIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; WATER.
II gas and latrObe stove, 500 st. NV rent = 20.
Apply at llu6 l. -. NV. ml6-2t,
.'OE RENT 1911 9th NV. RS. $50
Il 1904 ~ Srs. SO los o st 6rs.......lS
- v Y ave, - 1921 18th 1T. 4rs IL
Brentwood. lrs--.- 30 6i3 La ave- "a floor. 30
40 81 1t. ne. - ALBERT r FON,
1.,.2g 9TH NV. srs......;22 m16-3t 800 st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

l'OR RENT-sUITABLE FOR A CONTRACTOR OR
builder Two-story Brick Dwelling, with yard
location on line OF . street cars rent s16. Also
Small Brick Dwellings, at sI4. sI3 sII. 80 and siO
Church M'iNiihh st n,~' opposite m 4FIi9o'y
EQE EENT-3 FIRST-CLAss RESIDENCES. l4Ia
4 10th st. i1lo Rhode Island ave. and 1928 st.
ap2l-&m j. sHEDD. 1907 R. l. ave-
ITok RENT-UNFUKNIsHED,
h ave: $500 i Is F st M F 5 5Gf IS
14I$ . Mas ave- i4o4 sioash,on st, gr.: s.
14II st NV. 800 i4iS Goth It ton nw s Dr.
i9il Conn ave l3r l!3 7 1t near 2lst. ar. 80
l.asM i5S iIqd 7th st nv 2r. IS Is
i itGS y on stmw lri2? la04 stnw. sr a =
11!31 Get. NV. llr..l0o ?032 st. NV. 40
fh s mt s l9f iSS SlSG9re s st.
az 69Yst% !. Z, I9 g, TSYG 3
1913 St s iir i0i4 2uth st ST NV NV 6r
His Ssf r id s1zef'G a sSuiEs
iioI " syn ia ior SO II III St St s w
he above houses can be examined by Kermit from
cur my cfi''' only THOMAS J. ll i;ial CO.
EIOR REST-A MOST DESIRABLE FURNISHED
Il Houst within block Dupont Circle, summer rent
Apply CHARLES EARLY. COB L th st. my6-3w
J|oR RENT-THE HANDSOME UwEILING. 1l23
'ric gas lighting. BEIsKELL X McLERAN,
mJ-lm 1U0S 1t. NV.
st'Ok REN1-lN ANACOSIIA-ONE VERY AT
i tractIve Cottage; good water. trees flowers and
shrubs: rooms. one House: large grounds and
stable. rooms. Three Rooms for light house keep
ing in a delightfully."- located rev cottage. Apply to
h. A. GRlSMULD, AnaCostIa. DC. apI9- M
LOK REM 4Ol Dine, tjr. III i 800. 80
800 9TH st.s.e.. 3r % g2S 9th ST. II. w. 30
1910 X av NV lOr. DO IO29 bth st. me- Or. u. -
aYg St Rs 4at la'h !, 5r.io
It@ nv. NJ . %, St Hl d saoi
Ils St n e, Or $40 %! Pa e. ~. X Sc. 30
4O9 NJ ST. IL Or - 20 3:ii r, ave. 81: &store.37
m2-lm sWOkSIs1EDT BRADLEY. 927 st. NV
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F.SE REM
n q Houses l. bet 18th and litE SITS. s.e., 81 o
Sit : l. per month.
LOO I'D 81 n. rooms. $3.50.
sl-.t - NV. rooms 4 per month
lHe Stables near Pa and 18th ST. for We and
Three horses respectively. carriage and
iyr eoaC Imam and storage " fJel. Sc.
A2-1V GkO ". LINKINs. cor. Iytn and Il sts NV
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IGOR RENT - FURNISHED = 2O2I HILLYER
II Place 10 rooms. 500
Cor l2th. and sts, : rooms and bath, %.}5.
MERRILL TERRY,
mlJ-.it lIl4 ST NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

tOR SALE-LOTS-HOLMEA MANOR, MOUNT
Pleasant: get plats which will enable YOU to ind
each o take 9TH or 14th st. and this beaut
fuiiy located property. Apply to
II WM. II. SAUNDERS CO., 1401 st.
tQR SALE-LOTS-HOLMEAD MANOR, MOUNT
Il Pleasant; We more confident than ever the
success OF our efforts to make this property valuable
10 investors as prominent Nashlngtonians have
bought with the avowed intention building res
ldence. Call for plats and information Of
1t WM. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO., 1i07 st.
ISOR SALE-LOTS-HOLMEAD MANOR, MOUNT
Pleasant: Offering this property at less than
other similar property is held unilnproveJ. and We
grade streets and put in sidewalks and trees free of
pense. WM H. SAUNDERS Y CO., 14O7 st. 1t
II
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Burglars entered the mounted police bar
racks at Lacleod, Manitoba, and carried out
the safe TO a swamp quarter Of Q mile Oh,
where they broke on the doors and ransacksS
the conten ts, getting away with sl,0oa
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NOR RENT LARGE HOUSE AND GROUNDS;
Il plenty of shade most beautifully situated on
public thOrOughtare and of all trains co in
number anu station on Metropolitan Branch. In
qure nj Office of l.. ). CHAPMAN, Builder, III tn
II ~.
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so"o Conn av trear) go IO":. Conn ~ ,rear, $50
myI2 RI HOLMAN. 9th and stsnw

NOR KENT-l609 AND 1911 RIGGS PLACE. BE
II tween Il and - 10Th and 18th sts.; new, rooms
bath and mod imps Also Furu. shed House. Il be
tween 10th and l0th SITS Apply owner. l22l 9Th st
lul2-Ot'
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oh REST-UNFUKNIsHED.
O4 Pa sy-. OF. 500 All 18th st.n.w., Tor $50
1888 VI ave. Sr .--.-..jU l24S Union place.
lIo{ Vermont ave: conf. fuTn.; lOT., all mi ,
cheap during summer. penn aneLt tenant preferred.
IiJ-..6t' lAl-EI. - EJ1EEkEOKD, 1907 st.uM
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EOR ktNG-FURNISHED-A PLEASANT COUN-
n try Place To a Private Family = miles from post
ONCE ana station, with of piano and lawn mower
abundant shade and fruit trees, $50. Address r. o,
Box IL, Falls Church, Va, J, IL. GRAY co.
$50 st. NV. ml5-3t'
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STORES, sc

StEiiIIe q st. n.w2r:O.JO n.w..................1O
Dit III q stnw2r. loo shop J2l 1lth n.w..J
OfEICFS
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1,Ok RENT-BY THOS z. WAiGAMAN. REAL
II ESTATE BKOkER. 9l7 ST. NV

The "lIaltby." Nave. Up. pt laos Pn.w.Tr. $40
and "A w.. - 40 I'D - Il W. Or 30
2O.t1 Il. NV. 5-1r. 500 1917 9TH st. NV.
:}O5., ftr. }. b.. 50 ls3l Vt
1I2O 9TH W.. l3r....1 80 y pit II 10 w..
30 Il. n ". Err = II 81 NV.
S2l Sth -. II l4r.. 90 \ St Ii. W., '1.I o.
IVA 18th -. n W, lOrI 90 L st. H. W., 20 30
2S2 Nj " ST. III bU1 y 81. 20
1Ol3 10Th 81 Ur.1O 1857 18th st. Or 20
SOL .lst -. W, l9s..i 40 1898 Attn u. W, 7r 20
yle Cor 81 n.w. IT. 40 24l St Or. 1t. 80
1908 IN st Or 30 rs y, II 1T. H. e. Or . ,
sv6 ID At. H. W. ID % 10 at. me-. Or 30
1ll6 Il 81 n. w.. 81 1918 y ST. NV. Ar, =
1lOJ y. III. 8Ve.n II. ". Or. .3J
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IfOR RENT-NEW FORTY-ROOM HOUSE. GLEN
Il Manor. near Forest Glen Station: uiue miles from
city by Metropolitan Branch Is. and o. railroad eight
miles ty 9TH 81. delightful location: house easily
hlled with boarders: apply soon TO secure it. j. r.
l4I9G ml4-lW
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ElICH. FOX 4 BROWN.
l43a Tenn. ave. NV.

l,OE EEN1-BY FISH MILLER I2I3Fs NV
II beautiful Furnished Residence a. KingwUod
". 20 miles west Oakland, -eI.t from 1e
T. October for 5000 kInswOOd J. eight hours ride
trJIu " ashinlrto the and o. railroad IN, h0u,e
las l. LARGE rooms. double parlors ami coapetsIy
furnished AID las stables. Ice houses nled with ICE
LARGE. beautiful grounds, Well shaded. hus .ruit
orchards VI al kinds of fruit also large vegetable and
irr gardens Everything necessary to the house
furnished. such sheets, pillow and bolster cases
table cloths, napkins, Sc Would prefer to TO
private family and a splendid chance Tor two q ?
thrce COEgruIEl families 10 .Aky summer home IN
common this magnificent noun region. M 10 ct
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i ONLY S25O-slO CASH: $40 PER MONTH
ON LINE Or NEW EItTIRJ,' PDAn INC

l'OR SALE - MlNTWOOD PLACE SEVERAL
Choice Lots remaining unsold in this handsome
sublvlson 1,th st. extended, overlooking the city
and beautiful kock Creek valley. Terms to suit
Cheapest Lots IN the District line of street cars
ST. between LIST and I'd Sc. $3.50 to $500 per iot:
monthly payments. SANDS 4 Kennedy
mi 4 I'm IAN Il 81,
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E;QR sALE-LOT 3 AND PART OF =, SQUARE 6S2
II Delaware ave. and LIST st. Per foot, 81
lGl Is. ii. MARINER 4 CO,
ml3-Ot 1l6 At. n W
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ltOR SALE-BARGAINS IN LOTS AT FOREST
II Glen, Md-tall before investing in lots without
rapid railroad lines and pubic roads bordering Oh,
same Select where IT is convenient to get TO business
to church, to schools to hotels to sanitarium and
"efe GOOD class OF people settled. Houses built
on easy terms. j. Il. KERTFORD,
IN II I'm l4lHG ST
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LOK SAIL
l. 9th ST. bet. X and l.
SITS. n.w...........a30.0 900
o'{S Is st. s.w., b; H..
lSr.. ..............,2 80, OOO
GIG TO $50 Md. ave.
s.w., Ar. ............1S,0 900
22lO to 22.;4 Bound
airy ST. n.w........l6,900
61S l ST. NV, b.h..
2O24 to 2O42 Bay st.
NV. !r............l5.100
l13S ! st. n.w., b.. n,
Pill to :,,2g 10th st..
NV, b.h.. Jr......13.00O
1913 10th 1t. II. W,
b. h.. MI, Tor. .l2.000
1888 to 1143 l. st.
NV, Or. 5000
1Ol to T09 Farragui
st. II. W, Dr.. 1000
1915 East Cay. ST.
b.h Or. $500
201 Il st. NV. b.h.,
mi, l Or. 5000
112S 9th st. IL. W., BIN,
cr. 600
l232 L st. NV, IN.
Dr.. .........S,0 900
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nSOR SALE-AI GAITHERsBURG, MD, TWO
Il story Groom Frame House. -lIp acres; fruits
stable &c Will sell separate desired: bargain
70 immediate purchaser Also 1O6, 40 10th
I-rOom fIame House. modern improvements stable
loft alley. Apply to DUNALL & NASH, Az Ith
st.n-w. m l1-:Uf
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coLoBEp OFFICER MAEEs an ARTIST AND ~
KNOCKED sENsELEss M FRIEND oF rAk
TRIsoNER-FATAL REsULrs OF rHE Blow
SEARCH FOk HIS AssAuANr.
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JAMES F.. CLEMENTS,

IfOR RENTING S-ROOM COTTAGES ON THE
W, .. 4 W. Il r. near Carlin Springs, for rent at
S12. 30 per month.
ml6-2t j. f. CLEMENTS. 1921 + stn.w
LTOR RENT-COUNTRY HOME NEAR BRIGHT
L wood, fronting l4th st. road. IL Rooms, newly
papered and painted with land. fine orchard,
good water, &c
MI est ALBERT I. FOX. 900 Z st IL W
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I.OR SALE-PARTS LOTS p AND2S NORTH SIDE
Il ST. bet 18th and 9TH sts II. W., improved by two
frames, each renting at y per month. 81, 900.
2S2 Is. Ii. WARMER CO.,
M DOT 91O NV
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i.'Vk ELNI-UNEukNIsHED-

u ate IA The Milton l Eayette terrace $50
StsU.IsUo. 500 AID 50 cite terrace u W.. ~
80 Mass. 1870 4OS til ST. se... %
lt=s y --.....-...-...5O stable nr.Ctav.S st.0
l!t l421 st.. Otlce..-... L.
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4n. Tal~age, wife of the. Brooklyn
preacher, takes caro- of;all her husbands
ouainess. makes his engagements and
banks his money.
Two hundred thousand unmarried
women and girls are said to be employed
in various trades in South London.
Among the recent iuportations of pas.
sementeries are skirt fronts, petticoats,
borders, Figaro jackets and sleeves.
Mrs. Emma P. Ewing, the lecturer on
cookery, says that Americans are sadly
ill-educated in the philosophy of the
table.
Some very handsome tints of heliotrope
have appeared among the light weig ht
woolens, faced cloths, fancy suitings
and silks.
A novel finish noted upon the edge OF
large hat of white Italian straw was
buttonhole stitch embroidery in black and
yellow silk.
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Decay, the Universal Law.

Let anything in nature become lifeless and
quence. Decay Is the universal law Can you
wonder when person feels constantly worn
out ana more than half Dead that decay of
ofthe lungs consumption and decay of the Kid
neys lBright's diseased Is incurable Who saws
so? Only those experimental doctors who have
allied. Don't despair. While there's life
or kidneys, 10 preventing further liberation,
Il Is essential that all blood impurities should
De removed, and an Alternative influence ex.
digestion must both be improved. The nerv.
Gus system soothed, and sleep, natures sweet
restorer, invited and encouraged. Energy
must be aroused and mental depression ban
John Bulls Sarsaparilla Is an essential ally to
nature. Use this remedy. It has restored
many TO health and strength. even after doc.
tors had given up all hone.
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and did it because she looked so hand
some the very picture of beauty and
health What is the secret of it 2"
SWELL" replied Green, "since You ask
II, will tell you; she uses DR.. Pierce's Fa-
yorite Prescription l accept your apology.
Good night
An unhealthy woman is rarely, if ever,
beautiful The peculiar diseases to which
20 many of the sex are subject. are prolific
causes of pale, sallow faces, blotched with
unsightly pimples, dull, lustreless ewes and
enaciated forms. Women so afflicted
can be permanently cured by using DR..
herce's Favorite Prescription; and with
the restoration of health comes that beauty
which, combined with good qualities of head
and heart, makes women angels Of lovliness.
"Favorite Prescription is the only medi-
cine for women, sold by druggists, under a
positive guarantee from the manufactur-
ers, that it will give satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. This
guarantee has been printed on the bottle
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wrapper and faithfully carried out for
many years 1t is positive specific for
leucorrhea, painful menstruation. unnatural
suppreSsionS, prolapsus, or falling of the
womb, weak back, anteversion, retriever.
sion, bearing-iown sensations, chronic CON.
gesn4n' Inflammation and liberation of the
A. regulator and promoter of functional
actlon, at that critical period of change
Prescription is q perfectly safe remedial
agent, and can produce only good results.
l. Is equally v4iuabla when taken for those
derangerlents incident 10 that later and
Life aiso VI
=, "A BOOK 81 lGo pages, on "Woman and
her Diseases, their Nature, and How to
Cure tnem' sent sealed, in plain envelope,
on receipt of ten cents, in stamps.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
n Y. D-Ao'
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An Eccentric nfiIIienaire.

The New York Star saws: THE most &c.
centric millionaire in New York is probably
Charles Broadway Rouss. Thirteen years
ago he was ruined and $50, 900 in debt. To-
day he has built a massive structure 200 feet
deep. as feet front and IL stories high on
broadway. costing 8, 0OO, 900, and was paid
for step by step. His business methods are
unique. He has $50 employees, and paws
seventy-five of every day. This makes every
day pay day. His annual income is est.
mated at $50, 900. Mr. Rouss's energy is
wonderful. He works from 6 in the morning
tlll 10 at night. He does not spend more than
$1,000 per year outside Of his household ex.
penses. His principal source of amusement
Is TO stand on the rear platform Of street
car, and throw dimes and nickIes TO bovs
short time ago an English syndicate offered
y, 0OO, 900 for his business Mr.. Rouss sub
scribed $25 900 to the Worlds Fair fund in
New York city"
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Purely Vegetable and Perfectly Harmless.

NEWS AND NUIES coz; WVMtN
Blue and black is a fashionable combi.
nation.
The Duchess of Fife has Q reputation
for making butter.
There are women on school boards in
six cities in Norway.
Mrs. Watts Hughes has made a dis
covery by which the voice can be photo
graphcd.
Nine. Patti. it is said, has an insatia-
BILE appetite for stewed prunes, which she
eats for her complexion:
Alpaca gowns are made up with jacket
bodices which open over very full vest,
and with plain, straight skirts.
Two rows Of satin piping folds, of the
old-fashioned kind, were noted upon q
recently imported London gown.
Ladies who are fond of novelty will
wear cloth coats of gray blue, light stem
green or the delicate Parma violet shades,
with garnitures of gold, copper or silver
braids, and either metal or pearl buttons,
the latter being used to fasten the gar
nents, instead of serving as mere orna-
ments.
A return has just been issued showing
that ALP, $40 English women are entitled
to vote IN county council contests, this
number including IS, 161 women voters
in London alone. In municipal elections
the total number of females entitled to
vote in the boroughs of England and
Wales is 243, 44S.
Black velvet sleeves are feature OF
tan. colored, dove gray or terra-cotta
cloth coats. Gray or dark golden brown
velvet sleeves are sometimes seen on gray
or pale tan coats, but black are more gen.
eral This fashion is positively disfgur-
ing to many women, yet it is the fashion,
and they will be worn.
A prominent society lady of New York
has Just returned from Europe with a
beautiful pair of cut-glass one pound
dumb bells in her trunk. This is said to
be the latest within of ar;stocratic athletic
English women. They are made in sizes
from four ounces to two pounds and are
as clear as japanese crystal.
Small flowers in groups of two or three
together, particularly violets, primroses
and daisies, are scattered over the sur
face of the newest foulsrds, and the same
idea extends to brocades, the blossoms,
however, including common garden flow.
ers, wild flowers, the rare productions Of
the dollhouse and various sorts of foliage.
The German Empress is forming
"League for the Preservation of Good
Habits" among Prussian ladies. The
members bind themselves to discourage
luxury in every form, both for them
selves and their friends; to wear fewer,
more simple and cheaper dresses, and to
practice rigid economy in their house.
holds,