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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
IN THE MOONLIGHT SHADE.

IN THE MOONLIGHT SHADE.
Juliet: Get from under this old tree
Romeo, lest you be crippled by falling limb. "
Romeo: mo, no, Juliet. 1t were better so,
than that your father see me and be crippled
by rising limb"
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


W.ASIEpS IR ARLoR TuRNITURE pPaoI:
s1sr.nssed SflSS sp sNSsT. Gu, and m.s
WANTED- $4,000 FOR ONE YEAH AT SIX
ND Per cent on desirable improved dty real estate
mission SaSs. er iPl1 eSs sss SS no is
WhNTED-To DISPOSE OF TWO VALUABLE
, rsssnts IN the Printing Industry. by sale tue
o ofs''0h OF company Address AIT, star
WkNTED.H BAUM PAYS THE RIonEsTCA
oiscs zee Tor fHrniturs. Carpets Feather Beds
speciality Address ala 9th st. nv. aua
WffSMrTrEp-HioHEsr CASH VALUE PAID FoR
s,oet, u ~ Sssrps's Stoves Larss and Small
or .ddres. A. q WINSTON. ss4 III 81 nv n sna I'm
WANIkpaA GOOD TENANT ron A FINE
Housekeeping allowed Caii STA Sd 81. ~ sn2Fst:
WANTED-To PURCHASE TWO SEATED DAY
H. son WAGON IN sood order Also a sound. Gentle
u, star ONCE. saving where they may BE seen a'
NANIED-A HOPKINS PLAT OF WASHING
81, TSIom seHS Hri0e and where can be seen h.I
WANTED.THE ARTIST PRINTER-suBsckIP.
Law I Ransrsss Per year by NJ ". MOORE Manager
eectrisitS Sc. mo-, s oS sSnw Syhnaer presses,
Law blanks. and look at samples and sci prizes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TYPE WRIT
increase speed terml aST ae.rns or practice to
i more Nd Nd H. sEiffEhf' is > HOiiaay ST. Bsa
ANTRp HORSES. Keeping HORSES wIx.
Yer and summers Specially; order box Prices
Live.S olAoIes 81 9th at nv. farm 9Th At road
Je2S-.m' -sS' "A
WANTLD-wE HAVE JOB IL LoT OF
w SieAr havana hey West Cishrs 4 Tor .,5c or
e.-9o oox OF 30; that 81 box OF 30 cigars
9eIl-5ln SlChiES OLD STAND lUlI Pa ava
WANTED-PRLsEEGEY YOUR TEETH BY USING
w MibGrn's Supe!lor Lose Tooth Powder: guAran-
teeo iertecbS Anlvss HEd entIrely from grit;
prlce lO pea box. tor sale by All DTug.1ss ~ M
M ANTED-LADIES Try ORANGE BI.osSOM"
w sure cure for female diseases sample free Also
Lady Agents 10 sell Dr. McGiils 'ComIexiO Lotion"
MRS; r. A: bAlLti, General Agent 42yP at NV
Apll an
WANTED HORSES TO PASTURE Ar GIN
w besles stock Farm at 80 Per month. best OF as
tre. running water aud plenty Of shade with CAREFUL
attention. APPLY to General Manaser, r. b Lac
fEhIl, lOih st and louisiana ave. 81 the Farm
Ielephohe cali, 40. Icy l2-;jm
ANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w henoyaiing Works. Feathers Lenoyated; Mat
tresses Made Over; Furniture steamed and Moths
Destroyed. T. d. hOUAoo. lao: Ia ave. Telephone
1oOo-- il3
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Mr.. Mercenary Bachelor: 81 love my wife
more than ever thought man of my age and
habits was capable OF loving woman"
Charlie Sensley: She must have been q good
deal richer than you thought she was, 1 guess g"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
SHOOTING STARS.

The lighthearted musquito goes about IL
work singing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

Nothing short Of . St. Paul census enum-
orator could count q quorom in the House
these daya
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WANTED--HEIP

WANTEp-Ar TIE SITY INTELLIGENCE OF:
ovy dee every day. WORKING Women. Men. Boys and
ss'ss 8: 4. e:
s5s POI sil Y !. STOVE AND in
WANTED-ExPKRIENcE MAN AS MANAaKR
w Custom clothine Business Address With refer
w bsE M.id.. Sarsss md Lsnnare.sss n sity. or
sast II JIG fFtads c0i0r'd M:n
WAaSsITIE.DD.m,ssT:hoNa LAD E.: SOME ONE KNowLLpSE
and Ocoos S st i.s7 s.h st evening -
W1i1M1k,D;..AA YOUNG NAN; sMAST AMP obLIa-
Apply 5f5 9th ST. NV. At 6pm. It,
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS. WAIT
Buffers Cosoamsn Farn Msnas and Hosa ssp sss
this city and resorts at once DICKS AGENCY: eI3
WANTEp-MTDDLF-AaE WHITE WOMAN. Ex-
w pertenced in care Of little children; willing to
l ssy. city references required aaOs w.sh,nso
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID
w and Nurse: must have references s3o st.
WANTED--PARTNER WITH ABOUT $4,000 TO
w engage in good paying business Best Of refer
enees q ven and required Address I. Il. Star once.
INVERTEBRATES nD,IlI, a3 WHITE Girl
i9ur: references required Apply At 1914 Mass ave
w Third Cook and Two Chamber Maids Tor Virginia
sP RNS sApply about o'clock tonight at Hor!L
MxpEs Ho sep 81 PRIyER And NELLIE
ave. II.
WANTED-LADY FOR A PERMANENT POSI-
424 18th ST. NV. 1t.
WANTED-7A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN FOR
references and stay nights Call at $40 I'd ST.
WANTED-AT oNCE-TRANsIT MAN. WITH OR
w without instrument, for permanent ortemporgry
MAN, Star Office. IT.
Waters, Houseworkers, Nurses. dkestaurant Hotel
.aa Rg's Room o0Hst HfR e. HID
egsnes' required Call at O'Clock At 1911 Kst.
WANTED-sHoE DRUMMER ON COMMISSION;
,ins o sIpeTieneed road shoe salesman e carry full
be Q, shoes for an established reliable
s6ty need apply. Address stating experience terri.
Co. Boston, Mass. su3-3t
WANTED-woMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
w eral Hcusework 6l2 H st. NV. au2-2r'
WAaEIEED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK: To STAY
WANTED-A .FIRsT-CLAss CoLoRfD COOK.
mended Apply st 1902 i1th at, cor Of St se
~ ANIED -DCNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT b.
white and coored for ali kinds OF domestic labor city
jy5-5w'
WANTED-ExPERIENCE SALES LADIES FVR
m.nent nsa store on th It Good salary and per-
Of
WANTED-A WINDOW DRESSER AND INSIDE
salary kos 1nd
WANIED--A F1RsT-CLAss CATERER. APPLY
w toIS st NV AUST
w Keeper in Office Work must be correct at figures
and and neat penman. Address ASSISTANT, Star
WANTED-A GERMAN OR SWISS GIKI, FOR
must understand cooking; references required Cali
at 1lOl 18th st. NV au2-3t'
w NTED-wE WANT SIX EXPERIENCED
s sd aye next month. Apply at LOUVRE GLOVE
Co. olf 9Th ST. su2-3t
WANTED-sHoE SALESMAN; MUST HAVE
w sood recommendations. Apply 1906 4th st.
WANTRD-EyERY ONE IN NEED OF HELP IN
w Domestic Work and all those who Want Employ
81 a SfS Il TIE RlsThloT EN-
WAA S.TaI',S. c 5as i EAST GAPIIoL 81. 4
in Family of Three. auI-3t
WAANTEDmAdENTs TO INTRODUCE THE La:
sn dies snn Adiusssis Shoe saso 50 day e GOOD
sa6E Ss'T ifia snG pm AD'p su
w Men to Introduce and Sell Specially, on salary
&iaSsrsst. Buffalo. N.Y. nNNoiAo jeid.so i4ts
WANTRD-sALEsMEN IN EVERY LOCALITY
~ TO Manufacture and Wholesale Our New Process
Cider made without apples excellent wages CAPT
MFG. co, Box 800, St Joseph, Mo. 3y3I-1m'
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs


l,oR sALK-cHEAR-oSK FINE FAMILY Ray
H Horse ave years old Will guarantee him r-rsertl,
sound sou g. and sent!e al 81 .. u. sOLLLNAN's ns
Irok sALE-NuTICE THESE BIRGAISs AMP
,I 1ass sasas, -, o. sSos ern0Tia hrss ess,
saSe BEN S, 's ss s s.. .rs III .ss.
VII ,. sold At extra low sscrhe prlce- Tor ea-h
ss Sea sSs@ AZ Al on nss' .o o14 .IS s.
sS1aTs fano. Of The lest Isabis m.ls. Coz S..h
value to make ROOM sss hen ss d y1g sSy
If9R sALE-rwQ FINE JEksEY COWS, ONE
Apply % N. SHEA sheridan 81, near whitney sVeI'
- Desk Room 10. Burshs Baidins. 18Th aud D ssa
EoR sALE-CoLUMBIA sGFETY BICYCLE,
Ian lamp S and bel. $50 oasA WN. T. RoBEKTsoN
ESoR sALE-HoRsE BUGGY AND HAENEss;
It sc. Wow VIA sen 'spArs'e Inquire "a s's
roR sAl.E.cHEAP.A THRkE-sPRINa rHAK-
her use sf IL sPP GSnsSn sSPs5 h,s % s.
BIEs rear Of WARTS dairy. su22s.
ISoR sAI.E-THE COUNTERS, FIXTrRFs AKIN
auire OF ia IIUs LANsBUksH. I3Ih and = st. az 81
IsoR sALE-CoUNTER SHOW CASES CHERRY
MAe I'm slSs ss cS ora Apply at once Ihs nos
lSok sALE-A RARE BARGAIN-MAGNIFICES
"sner sansre liAno. slightly used Tor OnJ
Ienn.slysnis ave saf- 81"
fok sALE-A BEAUTIFUI. RICH TONE Up.
improvements. nasninceIt singing tone nearly new
49, $50 !. ts AieS months nne make owner leaving city
AN0 ENcaiS@l aI Sa At ss once Tn
,'ok -BEAuTIFUL FoUk-KoUND HAND
heS hIe tone and SitAogts bleml-h; cost ALSO can
Pennsylvania ave- AE'0 hA~hAN.6 us
fToR saba NICE ToYTD SQUARE PAM
$40 cash S1Ia sSa s. ~ reIiect order. only sly5
A'hAN1E. Nl5 fennsS lyAnA ave- ani-:a
T ,n 81, ssssssE..SIIkIIUA PAPERs PROM 1873
ss1 NifiA 50 Hos Of Mind and Mst,er. Rsdres.
t9in sALt-A GREAT CHANCE FOR BAKG AIMS
= HANDSOME Extension tor surrey an fIesnnt Ton
Bassy and superior Dayton Wagon. ali made ~
Also HANDSOME Sale and Reabe s TO H hss Sns
seats. 10 haEds, warranted sound and safe f,r
bargains. be soid ana renoved Al once hSn.S
"sS9n! =. Stable sOiRAns rcsdsScs 1901 ST. "
tS9k sALE-s.5 CASH Will NY 4 GeS7p
bli LAM ioi raeuciils PURPOSES, ~hich viii tAke
!y30 PFLIfFER a CONLiFf. 5Io iIthanr
iFoh sALt-IMo HORSES. PHALTON. BTGGY
-, Sarr,Ase aud Harness At barssin. also Bncf.
c EIny dhgH siyy, side bar saEses Family
ieat5e1 to :, /. onsy Sarts 20 sets Poney, lair
Snd second hand hobes, hire aud blankets an ,'st
-o6 Penn. ava $3.50
k.NOh sALE-ONE UPRIGHT PIANO. kIIIABIF
n m.he used months. s1S5. easy terms. HIoso
, nOioh q IN, 80 IN At one Or.an, 4 set n
I1oeds' $50. Swimmer flAnos are tue beat. fl5-om
II PIANOS AND oRGANs
aasnty used standard nIAkos. Irioe ais and ND
% zap nlehts Call and secure q barSAin
yo-I =. o. SMITH. l225 ia ave
t,Ok sALE-''oTTO" GAS ENGINES. born MN
ana second hand, any sire. send Tor CIRCULAR or
.-.- On -. bA1--AIf. AT .3l 'thsI nv. al2
4, or sALE-CARRIAGES WAGONS AND 1U,.-
- sles On easy terms; loo JObs select from lie
laifslk fautlnz aud trimming neatly done S,OOK
NJAhbOE- $3.50 NJ ST.. I5oorxetoNu, Dc mo-
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THE FIsHERMAN's LUCK.
Let US then be up and doing,
With heart for any fate,
Still achieving, still pursuing,
Catching fish or cutting bait.
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II
work singing.
| Nothing short Of Q St. Paul census enum.
orator could count q quorom in the House
these daya
| Since the emperor's departure for England
| TINS verselst il popular in German court
| circles:
Little Willie thou hast left Us,
And thy loss We deeply feel,
But tbs business has bereft n
IL will all our sorrows heal
Gone to meet his grandmother.
deroerts father was tanning him last night
ana when he thought the child was asleep he
quieuy stopped In q minute or two the boy
opened his eyes and looked at his father:
Papa, he said, ''fannin' il somephin' that
makes you feel warmer when you don't get any
Of it, amt it?'
The father started the fan again.
Mr.. West End: ''My new house and barn went
mp In fire and smoke last night"
Mr. Brine: SIS that so? Well, real estate is
going up out that way all the time, isn't it2"
AAo'o you YOUR llle, blr(
Pious Citizen: "Yes sir. Joined the church
ten years ago and have tried to be a Christian
ever SINCE"
Tolstoi's "Kreutzer Sonata" is written in
thorough base.
SUNDAY AT CAPE MAY POINT.
MIR. Blaine-just before breakfast: "Ah, Mr..
PRESIDENT, do We so fishing today"
The President-in like jocular humor: 81 am
not sure, yet; would you like to catch some
thing?"
MIR. Misunderstanding: "Well, don't know
but that would"
The President: Gan right, you'll find the
bait in there on the side-board"
Senator Vance looks quite bellicose in that
piratical black belt he wears.
THE FIsHERMAN's LUCK.
Let us then be up and doing,
With a heart for any fate,
Still achieving, still pursuing,
Catching fish or cutting bait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

Since the smperor's departure for England
TINS verselst il popular in German court
oirclaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

Senator Vance looks quite bellicose in that
pIratical black belt he wears.
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hHUtHer wrIter says: II am confident
with active and prompt management the
signatures and address of ten good and
true men could be obtained against the
tanned in favor of the said monopoly, and
instead Of one page of names the size Of the
Post it would require from six to ten pages of
THE STAR to find room for the many thousands
now ready to sign this petition and composed
of as good q class of business men and private
citizens as the limited number who have signed
the petition in favor of the said railroad OBJ
structions And furthermore, it will not be
necessary to go to Alexandria or other foreign
sections to complete the list"
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Little Willie thou hast left Us,
And thy loss We deeply feel,
But tbs business has bereft n
II will all our sorrows heal
Gone to meet his grandmother.
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LOST AND FOUND

II 0sI-SAlCkDAl MORNING. A RED IRISH
- oStter DiiSh, WITH tar on nose. CaIitol Hil
Lear IL, 81 Liberal reward on return "a 81 o.
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BOARDING.

VyHE ARDMoRE, 523 18TH ST WV VIEsT
u clsss hoard; &c n,rsl convenisnt 10 hoteis ear.
and place. Of interest; home comforts; 81 TO a. Der
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-IHEEE FINE
\ Rooms, communicating anA we'll hgntei g2O r
tf0R RENT-DESK ROOM IN A FINE FRONT or
- nee, with every Convenience. Apply Room z I0lO
: % u, ". au2-0ts
EoR RENT BEAUTIFUL OFFICE FARIoKs.
= unfinished, suitable for Specialist, l:,I3 Nm
YORK ave-; lest references required au:5-its
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UNR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST yTH ST. COR
DEnw.--First-clsss fillinss inserted. Applicstio1
"a gums preveno pain IN eAuactins Al branches q
DcnIlstry. Al p-sssnI lvcstloa teh ysarA I.A15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

IOk sALE-COUNrER SHOW CASES CHERRY
- With silver corners Apply st once. IHF Rox
MAkChk, $40 AN II nv snS.ats
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ten, that dream amid the complete ruins
of Jericho. Its past grandeur returned
and | saw the city az 1T was when Mark
Antony gave 1t to Cleo patra and Herod
bought it from her. And | heard the
hoofs of it's swift stceds and the rum
bling of its chariots and the shouts OF
excited spectators in its a~mphitheater.
The region round about the city walls
seemed to me white with cotton such AZ
Thenius described as once growing
there, and sweet with sugar cane and
luscious with orange and figs and pome-
pranates, and redolent with such flora
as can only grow where a tropical sun
kisses the earth. And the hour came
back to me when in the midst OF all
that splendor Herod died commanding
his sister Salome Immediately after his
death to secure the assassination OF all
the chief Jews whom he had brought to
the city, and shut up in a circus for that
purpose, and the news came to the
audience in the theater as some
one took the stage and announced
to the excited multitude: "Herod Is
deadl Herod is deadl" Then in my
dream all the pomp OF Jericho van
ished and gloom was added to gloom,
and d%esolation to desOlation, and woe to
woe, until, perhaps the ripping waters
of the fountain of Elisha suggesting 1t
as sound will some times give direc-
ton to a dream-I thought the waters
of Christ's sal walton and the fountains
.'open for sin and u~ncleanness." were
rolling through that plain, and rolling
across that continent, and rolling across
the earth, until on either side of their
banks all the thorns became flowers, and
| all the deserts gardens, and all the how
| els mansions, and all the funerals bridal
professions, and all the blood OF war
| was turned into dahlias. and all the
| groans became anthems, Dante's I'm
ferno'' became Dante's "DivinR Com
media" and Paradise Lost" was sub
merged by Paradise Regained," and
tears became crystals, and cruel swords
plowshares, and, in my dream, at
the blast of a trumpet the pros
trated walls OF Jericho rose again. And
some one told me that as these walls
in Joshua's time at the sound Of the
trumpets of doom went down, now at
the sounding trumpet of the Gospel they
come up again. And / thought a nan
appeared at the door of my tent, and
said: ''Who are you. and from whence
have you Gomez" and he said: II am the
Samaritan you heard OF at the tavern on
the road from Jerusalem to Jericho. as
taking care of the man who fell among
thieves, and l have ust come from heal
ing the last wound of the last unfortu-
nate in all the earth" And l rose from
my pillow in the tent to greet him, and
my dream broke and l realized it was
only a dream, but q dream which shall
become q glorious reality as surely as
God is true and Christ's gospel is the
worlds Catholicon. GLORY be to the
Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy
Ghost, as it was in the beg inning, is
now, and ever shall be. world without
end. Amen"
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Mr.. BLAINE ON THE MCKINLEY
= BILL.

NEW ENGLAND is 10 rcceiye in lie
aeD tariff bill the ampiest protection Io,'
eUery manufacturing industry Within
her borders. 10 wiH an my judgment be
both inerpedient and injurious for rep
TeseRtatiUeS TO disregard q measure
Which JctH promote UeSterH intcreSfS.-
FLAMES &. BLAINE.
There is not 70 section or a line in NE
entire bill (Me mckinley 6aD Mat ,OiA
open he market for another 6ushei Of
wiheat or another 6arreI Of pork.- JAMES
G.. BLAINE.
Ony foreign market for dreddstuf'
0rows observation-disclosures q. BLANE's
letters on the Mckinley Bill.
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NOTH f. TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALEb rrupofalB Tor repairing pavrmen on
- east, west and south sides OF the courthouse
yard, III Lexington. VIII Ice receive ! until noon
of
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER ri, A D.. lS.R,
The old Ivcmcn on the west side To lie taken
MP uuI IA new enc laid entire. Pavement on
south -I'I" Ia hr require I where bIdly worn or
en- i'ciy gone that on east side, rom al south to
he repaired where badly worn or entirely gone.
4 iSn CurbinE On south SIDE To- lie r. pared " here
n,r led. aud replaced where ept rely gone.
County VIII IuruIth brick ON the grnun,l where
work Is 10 hc done; cont actor Ia ~ 18Th sand
hat may lie nrtIcd. Brick taken out of old
pavement VIII h. used for repairing, when
sound enough. Pavement where newly laid
and repaired Is Ia he well covered with sand so
as Ia ill up JOINTS
The work Is alt to he dome IN Il good, suhStn" .
tiiI AMI wnrkIuInlikc manner. subject To The
reception OF The cnmmIssiOne'.
commissioner reserves u e ri sht To reject any
or ~ buds. a. NEEt N.
uuiiid LUmmIesIuItr
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blooh aud skin Purifier and greatest
Of Humor Rcmedies. internally ito cleanse the
blood vi all impurities, and thus remove the
.ausr), and CUTiCURA, The great skin Cure, and
CUTICuRA SOAr; and exquisite akin Beautiller.
externally 90 clear the skin and scalp and re-
store the halr) cure every species of agoniZing,
itching. burning. scaly and pimply diseases Of
the skin. scalp an bloot.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICuRA. Soc;
soar, BE; tsSoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the
P"TTER DRuG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION
Boston.
Hs@Send for ''iIOw to Cure Skin Diseases."
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obtained almost immediate relief. began to
! oticc that ih" sCaiy crul'tiOns gradually drop.
PED OF aud disappeared one by one, until | had
been IullY cured | had the disease thirteen
months before ! BEGAN taking the IiKMEDIEs,
and IN four r five weeks was entirely cured
My dIrerH" was eczema and pBoriaSi ] know
ni II great many who have taken the REMEDIES.
ana lhhEE me for The knowledge OF them,
especially mnihcrs who have babes with sCaIy
"rIIptions on their heads and bOdiPs. cannot
express my thanks To you My body was cover
Cd with scales, and ! was an awful spectacle to
behold. Now my skin IL as clear M u babv's.
GEO. COTEI Merrill. Wis.
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FINAL ENT

NOTICE Ii hereby gwen to all creditors
~ and other persons interested in the c.
par nershIp estate OF W. W. Jones Il Sons,
that the undcrsIgncd, aiministI atur. will apply
to make Il 6nnl settlement al suII estate At the
November term, ls90, OF the Probate court OI
Lafayette county, Missouri, 10 To begun and
held at the probate court room, Ia the city al
Lexington, on the second Monday in Novcm'
her. ls9O
GOULD A. SrURGES,
Administrator Of William ". Jones, deceased,
and partnership estate of W. W. 10" x 4
sons. CCtItb
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is nereUy given 10 all creditors and
IN other persons InIcI cstr,i in the estate al
Sarah T.. Johns, deceased, that the under
signed, administrator Will apply IL make II
final settlement of said estate, at the November
term, 1880. Of the Probate court Of LAFAYETTE
county, Missouri. to be begun and held nj The
Probate court room, in the ciIy Oi Lexington,
on the second Monday in November, Is9O.
l. y. GANN.
ocIitb AdmintstrnIor.
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ESETTLEMENT-

NOTICE Ii hereby gwen To MI creditors and
IN olh'r persons Interested in the estate OF
Harriet l. BRAY, deceased, that the under
signed ,ahmInIs Isl iuIors, will apply to make IA final
settlement of SAID estate nj the November term.
$500, OF III" Probate court Of Lafayette
county, Missouri, to be begun and held at the
Probate court room, IN the city OI Lexington,
Mo, ON the second aiUntay in November, lSgO
WM. u. EHAE,
nrJlh A,m,,i
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ElNAa. ~EN,V.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all creditors and
~ other persons IN CRESTED in the estate OF
SIrain IL. wood, deceased, that the under
signed, administrator, Will apply tn make 4
final settlement of said estate, Mt the NuVCmte r
term. 1890. OF The Probate court of Lafayette
county. Missouri, to he begun and held ut the
Probate count room, ~ the city OF Lexington,
on the second MONDAY in November. lSgU.
DAVID GROVES, Jr.,
ocI4'5 AdmmIaIrntor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NaT.sE.

EFIERS OF administrator on the estate Of
W Noah Williams. decreased. were granted
I" the undersigned on the 22l day ol September,
lS!N. hy The pr'bit" court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
ar" required To exhibit them Tor allowance
To The administration within one year after the
d@lr oil Said letters ur they may be prccludeh
from any benefit ni such estate; and if such
claims be not cNLihit",i within two wears from
tt" date OF lh,s publication lhoy viii be Ion
even barred.
This I'D day OF S'pirnh her, 1880.
iGHERT LIE NILIIAMS.
SpnIh7tJ Aluntn,atr
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of IN layers accompanied WIN
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night until | was raw, then
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paper about YOUR CUTICURA
REMEDIES, and purchased
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FINAL sETTLEME EMIT.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ other persons Interested IN the estate OF
James A. Wiley deceased, that the under
signed, ndministratrix, will apply To make IL
final settlement o. said estate, ut the November
term. lS9O, OF the Probate court Of Lafayette
county. Missouri, % he begun IN held AT tn E..
PROBATE court room. IN the city OF Lexington,
on the second Monday IN Nov embcr, 1899
CATE WILEY,
Oct4t5 administrators
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MONEY TO LOAN.

r are pr parru ~ make loans at Money for
w any amount small or large, Tor any length
oil time from one To ten years, at low rates OF
interest. with privilege TO pay part or whole nj
any interest pny day. All ON land as securit y,
at desirable city PROF eriy. No delay
+ WINSD son.
Orp. ronrihnnse Lexington. Mo.
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MORT4R-SPOTTED SKIN !
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iacic-Sured in Five Weeks
by thc Cuticura emo

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