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DIR. Caroline Burghsrdt. Mira. A. II. Bennett.
Mrs. Laura l. Spinney. Miss Jennie Waller
Mrs. ID. n: whitcomb. Miss Maud Barnett, Mrs.
A V. Gerbert MIRA Z. s. Brinton, Mrs. Mary v.
Heath. Mrs. Johannah Ii. Noah. Miss Ida NJ.
ODounell, Mrs. Ellen E. Donohoe Miss Belle
Houghton, Miss Kate @. McMopigle. Mrs. Viz
ginia Trayers, Miss Olive Travers Miss Helena
Roeser. Mrs. Isabel {. lockwood. Miss Mary
sampson Miss N. L. Wooster. Mrs. ElectA Z.
Smith. Mrs. Mary L. Town, Mrs. NJ J. Vince
lock, Mrs. Ann E. Wilson. Mrs. +. B. Wilson,
Mrs. Matte NJ. Lincoln, Mrs. Anna NJ Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Alice c. Hill, Mrs. Mary NJ. Clsgett
and Mrs. Matte NJ. Powell-l49 in all.
Several OF the GAR posts in the Depart
ment Of the Potomac have auxiliary voman's
relief corps, which assist in caring FOR the
needy members Of the posts 10 which they are
attached. The presidents Of these post corps
are Miss Matte Bowen, o. 2. Morton, No. l.:
Miss Mary Howard, Charles Sumner. No. s;
Mrs. Ida Hendricks. Burnside. No. 4; Mrs. NJ
Fuller. Farragut, No. s. Mrs. Emma Anderson.
Lincoln, No. s; Mrs. Annie Peck. Logan, No. :.
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Written fo- The EVENING STAR.
Burnside.

The roll of the drums at Fredericksburg
In rafting rataplan
And the bugles' blare
Shook the anxious air
When the deadly fray began.
The shot-rent flags defiance nung
Over the faithful ranks
Fast marching forth,
Brave sons Of the North,
With the batteries on their fanks
Stern rose the shouts of martial men,
Their breasts against the FIRE,
And the bayonets flashed
As the infantry dashed
Through the deeply trodden mire.
Our soldiers scale the bristling heights
BY belching cannon crowned,
But TO bite the dust
Mid the hurting gust
And groan on the biood-red ground.
The guns break out In desperate din,
The trumpets hoarsely bray;
But the hero roll
OF that struggling knoll
Is the roll Of the dead today.
The battle fiags still proudly fly
Ger the wreck of the patriot corps;
And those hearts of oak
That unbending broke
All honor and love the more.
Live Fredericksburg, tho lost the field.
Immortal in memory's sight,
in our souls we sigh
While our hearts bea, high
AT the name of thy fatal fight
DAVID GRAHAM ApRI
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TWELVE PAGES TOMORROW.
Some Of the Features OF Saturday.
Model Newspaper.

Tar srsR viii be issued in twelve-psgs form
tomorrow. and will contain a series OF interest
ing chapters on local and general topics They
have been prepared with great care, and
number OF them will be protusely illustrated
The news field will be covered in the most
thorough manner. and these special articles
will be provided for leisure reading. The fol-
lowing are some Of the features Of tomorro~s
STAR:
WITH ARMoR AND GUNS CIllustrstedl.
BONE typical vessels OF the new navy What
they look like and what they are designed
for.
FIRST AMONG FIRENEN Cnlustrstedl
fremen who have won their rank by hare
service.
WHOSE WAS THE HAND QIlustrsted).
A thrilling chapter of Miss Braddon nsrrs-
tive
WITH RACQUET AND BALL.
The District players and the Southern Law,
Tennis Association.
WHAT Is YOUR NAME?
The man who asks questions for the census
Of the District will be around Monday.
HOMES.
Ways to make houses pretty in summer time.
THE PAGES GYMNASIUM.
small section Of the Capitol devoted 10 the
culture Of muscle
NEW YORK NOTES.
Echoes OF the week from the metropolis. BY
THk Stars special correspondent.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP,
Something of interest about building matters
In Washington.
DERELICTS AND ICEBERGS.
The dangers that threaten those who sail the
ocean blue.
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Harry d. Darby Released.

Harry ID. Darby. who was convicted In April
of having embezzled money from letters in the
city post office about March u, was brought
before the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon
and released on giving his personal bonds.
This was suggested by the District attorney, at
the instance Of the Department Of Justice. and
the District attorney also asked that the judg-
ment OF the court be set aside. Darby was sem
fenced to the Albany penitentia for one year,
but as efforts were contemplated to procure Q
pardon he has since been kept in Jail Some OF
his friends have been making strenuous efforts
in his behalf, aud his counsel, Gen. +. c. Car
rington, has earnestly pleaded for his pardon.
1t was understood few weeks ago that the
President declined to grant q pardon in the
case as officially presented to him. Then eff
forts were made to obtain q pardon on the
ground of i'll health of the prisoner. It being
stated that he was in such bad health that he
could not possibly live year in the peniten-
tiary, action WAS taken above noted, and
yesterday afternoon the prisoner returned to
his home
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

BILL AUTHORIZING CHANGE OF THE ASAcosrrA
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD ROUTE.
A bill amendatory of the act authorizing a
change of route in the Anacostia and Potomac
River street railway line was introduced in the
House yesterday by Representative Moore Of
New Hampshire. The additional route is from
9th and streets along 9th to +, TO 10th, to b,
along b to the main tracks
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A Church Fete.

A fete champetre will Be given under the
auspices of the Ascension Church Saturday
evening at the corner OF Rhode Island avenue
and 10th street northwest The grounds will
be prettily illuminated by Chinese lanterns.
and the various booths, tastefully decorated.
viii be presided over BY the young ladies OF
the church. The fete is for the benefit of
missions
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Died in Zanesyille. Ohio:

News receivedin this city from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, announces the death Of Mrs. Mary Jane
Henry Baldwin Boone, aged forty-four, wife of
Col. Albert E. Boone, late OF this city. and also
announces the death of Mr.. John 7. Fracker,
brother Of Mrs. ID. A. Chambers and Mrs. John
W. Mccartney Of this city.
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ALEXANDRIA.

DECORATION DAY.-The graves OF the Union
soldiers at the United States Military Cemetery
here were decorated today. There arc 3 534
graves in the beautiful and well-kept grounds.
Forty-two little girls, representing the states.
all dressed In white with uniform badges and
hats moved shortly before noon to the Washing
ton depot, where the Union Veteran Corps and
John A. Logan Post of the Army of the Po-
tomac soon arrived from Washington. The
line then moved to the cemetery, where,
after anthems, under the lead OF Capt. Pey-
ton of Washington. and PRAYER by Rev. DR..
Bishop of Alexandria, Hon. S. S. Yoder of
Ohio delivered the memorial address, and then
the little girls with many older ladies decor
ated the graves. Except that the banks were
closed and that the post Office kept Sunday
hours there was no holiday in town, business
proceeding as usual.
WASHINGTON MEETINGS IN ALEXANDRIA
June is the month for the annual meetings of
a number Of the Virginia-chartered Washing.
ton corporations whose principal offices are in
this city. The Washington Real Estate Com
pany, the Irving Gold Mining Company and
the New Mausoleum Company will hold meet
ings here next Monday and many other Wash
ington companies meet here later in the month.
NorEs-Alexandria was lively last night with
the throngs arriving home from Richmond, and
at daylight this morning the Alexandria Light
Infantry, Capt Mushback, reached here and
marched with music to their armory.--Act-
ing Mayor May has fined Joe Wilkins. colored,
IS for assault upon MIR. Frank Neale with a
brick. He inflicted a severe wound upon Mr..
Neale's scalp.--Mr. Braxton B. Smith has
bought for $4,000 from Mr.. /. Eichberg the
frame store opposite the Opera House, which
has been used for some time as cigar store.
In New York in the United States circuit
court Wednesday night the jury in the case. of
T. j. Claassen. on trial for appropriating funds
OF the Sixth National Bank while its president,
after six hours elaboration returned verdict
of guilty. Claassen was taken to Ludlow street
Jail.
STATE senator Joseph i. Lawiess OF Forts
mouth, Va, has announced himself q candi-
date for Congress in the second district.
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THE "kNOCk- QUIZ GAME.
Thieves Who Stupefy Their Victims
Important Arrests in Philadelphia

Mortimer wescott, the third aud last men,
Der Of q gang Of alleged Philadelphia crooks
who operated here several weeks ago, vas
brought from Philadelphia yesterday. There
is an indictment here against him charging
him with robbing Frank Loving Of Q ring, pair
Of sleeve buttons and q coat His alleged com
panions in crime were "Curly" Harris ana
Fred Mason alias Happy Jack" Harris
was arrested here and Happy Jack" vas
arrested in Philadelphia. Detectives Csrtes
and Block worked up the cases against the THO
and the latter arrested 'Curly" Harris in this
city. Mason and Wescott are now m jsl, but
Harris gave bail in the sum Of el, 600 and his
case il on the assignment for srrsignmeps in
the Criminal Court tomorrow. The ofacsrs
have no idea that he viii answer when Ais
name Is called
HOW THE THIEVES OPERATE.
The men, it is charged, played what Chief
Wood Of the Philsdelphia detectives calls the
knockout" game. The "crook" carries in his
pocket q bottle Of hydrste Of chloral, which 10
used 70 FIX" the victim before robbing him
The victim selected Is generally . man vbs
wears jewelry and who 10 addicted 70 drink
One of the crooks" manages to put enough of
the chloral in . drink 10 stupefy the drinker
The latter knows nothing more until he wakea
up and finds that his jeweiry and money and
sometimes his clothing are stolen. Chef Wood
says that when the Knockout game go
being played in that city he WIS AFRAID thsa
some Of the victims would die.
THE PHILADELPHIA ARRESTS.
The two men who were arrested in PhiladeL
phia were located there by Detectives Blood
and Carter and the arrests, Chief Wood con
siders, are important ones. Fred Mason he
had one trial, but the jury could NOT agree.
The cases will now be put on the assignment
for trial at an early date.
Three letter boxes in Altoona, Pa, we're
broken open Wednesday night and conssao
taken away.
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MANICURE.

nj ADAM rAis. N,x,crRr AM cu,popon,s or
103 9th st n, W., over Thoinpson's drug store,
The only importer and manufacturer of Fine Mani
and ChroI odist Goods south of New York BIN
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a shroud Instead Oh \ Rrid.l v.n.

At Mexico, No., Susie Richardson, who was
to have been married to VIM. Danderman.
committed suicide by taking strychnine Just
before the hour fixed for the wedding. Her
mother had 20 vigorously objected to her mar
rage that the girl resolved 70 kill herself.
Danderman is frantic with grief.
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THE WORK OF TIE CORPS AND ITS MEMBERSHIP
IN THIS cITr-LooKINa OUT ron THE NEEDY
HOW THE ORGANIZATION WAS roRAEp-rHx
POTOMAC CORPS.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

FOR sAttIe3s I 6 ST 1928 to 1884 psf nv,
6l6 10 $50 Md ave- I4i@ 18Th sinw.t ss'"Ov
s$iSt$ a4 roald;yo II Bars S;oOO
els st hwGh 49, ssl 70 70 SIS I'd st oOo
1888 St NV. b. ~ 49, stnw. III. an a1Oo
Ell 0ti NV 1918 G Is1 d. IL n nsSf ooo
I6is ion sin.w,b +; 'oo 2G5 Eth st NV. bl
l%53 10 i74J =, wv Alley Gsi oh aid m 'Oo
nv dr,. -. 5000. l. and NJ cts. NV.
q ."y 5000 u Myrtle ST, e. BIZ lou
IiI4 aud ito 9th ST s'OO mi Ne: D. 500
s~b h, ar. tn l6l dth IT, L. Va, th.,
,iaa q ii5lH I'D eiOOo III st II e l.; 100
400 and iQs iItl SOOO O. N;,,s ST $40
-" iS's s.~. q :, n W. t. h. -
40s ana 460 5 Cay Ally bet . 81 and 59 1ooo
1911 b 1T NV. IN, Low
6r.--.-....-.-......~5.OOO
nodh A1 We is Gpy PORTION OF the property
Tie ist and 10Th imyJOl THOS. L wAGGAIAN
lfQk sALE-s- ROOM BRICK, > BED ROOMS. ALL
nout 10 si5his ee, tric 6slls aId Speaking
eEms. OWNER, lOlz astu my3O-:}t.
f,oE sAiE-A CAYwooD. 033 9rH ST. 6.
70 cars lot 20II2O. si..5O ' Gso,a q!
E'Uk ,sALE-A BARGAIN MONTHLY PAYMENTS
u ndeslred New Room Press brick Bay-window
ments. T. Hill. Oh sthst NV my2T "a.
Eoh sALL by T BE SOLD SOON, BAY-WINDOw
fronts on two streets: ~lds psrks SPECIAL price
70 m Gale 81 buyer DAVID sos D o1FT on "
NOR sALE-I HAVE AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN IN
j H0LSt, FOR HOME OK INVESTMENT. MUST
bE SOLD IN FEW DAYS FIGURE Low TO SELL
kDDKEss BOX 1876. STAR OFFICE meo-3.
LOR sALE-BY FISH MILLER, 12I3F ST. NV,
Is oo ot41ia5 fh, Is one Of o, the 6 Sna Planned
aud butt h lou N Tashnstcn and was bnili sx
I,oK sALE-BY IHE uwNEk-CHEAP TO AN
i immediate rurchaser-one New Bret House with
each These Houses are Veil built with All modem
improvements. large ards in good locality square
very desirable for homes FOR iuvestmenL Viii be
sold scIaraely or toxetier with ho commissions or
Inquire Il ans hour Of the day or evening 1T
Iay206t' s22 st. ne
EoR SALE = ELEGANT RESIDENCE TWO
u squars Forth of Dupont Circle; 8 rooms and bath;
$1,000. FhANcis HcFYS, i5oi st, n~m@ a5's:
IoR sAI.E-yALUABLE NEW YORK AVE. BUsI-
- NEss PROPERTY. 4-story Brick building bet.
BApfokp 'n 1905 s stn tT.'' sou m ms Ses
E9R SALE HANpsfME RESIDENCE. MT.
TsSty t o as f rcs u
easy terms. FRANCIS HUfTi. 1901 St. NV S'''''
EoR sALs-CHEAP-FINE BUSINESS CORNER.
Apply 10 5' HENRY %Ex Ts S saa e. iS'
nl.9S-3t
8lck i ndd.-. gAh ca FOR 81 59o.Two
anu auJolAiLs iot 1lA1o feet. All fo= named
.S SANDS 4 KENNEDY,
m-S-f IA b 81. NV.
lOE SALE-lll6 I'D ST Ne NEW GROOM
- Brlck, now renting for sig: only left. water
n stene o-ck yara To alley; small cash pay ment:
| slOCkE1I, $40 Z ST. NV my2s-3t
Sok SALEM oRDER TO ENTER INTO NEW
y Glterprise, We will sell the remaining House of
the row obs St n D. New Finely Finished House.
S OF asnSe mn, terms-fOr So $780, WRIGHT
SIOShEil' otof AZ NV. ny2S-3t
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Three letter boxes In Altoona, Pa, we're
broken open Wednesday night end conssso
taken away.
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ICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

HaSing leased for term Of years the Potomac Blue
stone Quarres froul q. Vandsrwerken, am i,ow pre.
pared 10 furnish building Stone for walls aud fouda
HONS, and Broken Stone for concrete . speciality
hlring two stone crushers, in operation on James
Gre Canal and st. Orders forwarded the follow
ing places viii receive prompt attention: JOS H
LII, No: 322S Water ST., Georgetown. Box 1855,
sSa enc. Es5 5 sIsEh9ns casnRs,,dsnes.
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Tor RENT-1212 18TH ST. NV: BEAUTIFUL
IL Press Brick House; rooms: finished N hsrd
wood; s mod mps.; pretty porch and yard in front;
cheap al $3.50. W. r. HOLMAN.
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CHARLES ". HANDY. ael ST. NV.

So7 Sth uw..lOr. .In.iS5C
iLbO : NJ nv. Sr.. nj. 40
IA y. Y. ave. ar. nj. 80
NS20 iIesce pL. Or. .25.3C
nN24-lW
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llOl3-lO2l LIST st.a.w.,
or. IN l.. new ........lS
& = Cant'rb'y ally, 5r.l2
EItzlnorris Court 3. 81
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4. OK KE>I-A MIC SfNES-kOOM HuUSE Bel
Il ave. and ST.. Smithsonian. mod. ilnps.
Inquire 900 I:h st. m2S-.t.
1,uK RENI-NEW TEN ROOM HOUSE NORTH
u of MI Pleasant. stable: fruit. &c, rent $50 Ter
Month j. X HEhTFDRD l4lBGst myg1-Iw
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IL X. FULTON. LOAN OFFICE. 1918 PA AVE
- INV. Established 1870. 1he only Licensed pawn
broker IN the District Money loaned ON Matches
Diahonds, Jewery. silver Ware and other valuabies
70 Cold Watches and other unredeened pledges In
RhrleA n .i-fir.
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d.
Smith; assistant conductor, Mrs. Mary Ed
ridge; assistant guard. Mrs. Julia Roberts: Mira
Albertine S. Odell, Mrs. Minerva A. Mcmillan.
Mrs. Virginia l.. Grosvenor, Miss Cora c. Curry,
Miss Clara Barton, Mrs. Marietta s.
Brown. Mrs. Sallie Il. Church, Mrs.
Sarah Jochum. Mrs. Adeline L. Macomber.
Miss Helen Matthews, Mrs. Emma j. Partridge
Mrs. Josephine II. Rawlings, Mrs. Mary Wheeler,
Mrs. Ruth Blasland. Mrs. Susannah Chapman,
Mrs. Lizzie Calver, Miss Adel:ne Boyce, Mrs
Mary c. Ford, Mrs. Narcssa A. Brackett. Mrs.
Laura Medford, Mrs. Nellie G. Royce. Miss
Maggie Fleming, Mrs. Augusta c. Starkey. Mrs
Ann Z. Gridley. Mrs. NJ. X. Brunener Mrs. Car
rie Holley. Mrs. Annie Z. Wilder, Miss Helen
Watt, Mrs. NJ. Ii. Wisner, Mrs. Annie HARDING
Mrs. Eliza Z. Cutler, Mrs Jennie G. Houston,
Mrs. Mary j. Baxter, Mrs. Clarinda NJ. pIttis.
Mrs. Arabella Burgess, Miss Mary A. Stodder'
Mrs. Libbey n. Porter, Mrs. Francis NJ. Hart.
we'll, Miss Mollie NJ. Reagan, Mrs. Berthe Har-
ner; Miss NJ Belle hinsey, Mrs. Margaret Craw-
ford, Mrs. II. G. Campbell, Mrs. Z. s. NJ. CHS
holm, Mrs. Theresa A. Williams, Mrs. Mel
lie Adams, Mrs. A. NJ O'Connel. Mira
Anna Grey belong, Mrs. NJ Z. Cutter,
Mrs. Mary W.K. Weaver Miss Annie McRae.
Mrs. Celestia A Ferris Mrs. Annie S. Garrison,
Mrs. E.Gould, Miss Lavinia Chase, Mrs Amanda
Swaine, Mrs. Annie w. Halstead, Mrs. Ada c.
Meynes, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Mrs. Jean Nick.
Hoover, Miss Margaret Buckley, Mrs. Jane
Pettys, Mrs. L. A. Overacher, Mrs. Rose Nc
Clelland, Mrs. Hattie L. scribner, Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ. Zane, Miss Emma Barr, Mrs. Bertha
Cox, Mrs. Martha A. Gibson, Mrs. Kitty q.
Marcellus, Mrs Eidridge Smith, Mrs lamar
NJ. Tyler, Mrs. Mary ). Lowry, Mrs. Margaret
Mel. King, Miss Clara L. Willard, Miss Eva
Doughty, Miss Ida Harper, Mrs.Ada G. Adams,
Mrs Mary d. Newell, Mrs. Minerva H. Nichols
Miss Mary A. Mills Mrs. Birch Jen,
nings, Mrs. Harriet E. Guest, Mrs. Eliza
beth L. Eaton, Mrs. z. Kate Temple.
Mrs. Hannah Z. Crosby, Mrs. Anna J. Drake,
Mrs. Harriet L. Vining, Mrs. Mary v, Jeffers.
Miss Mary E. Speisser, Mrs. Eugene b. Tabler,
Mrs. Jeanette Van Deusen, Mrs. Adelia Saxton,
Mrs. Mary H. Atwen, Mrs. Maria Van Alstine.
Mrs. Emma Laporte, Mrs. Sarah Berry, Miss
Emma Lewis, Mrs. susannah h. Witham. Mrs.
Pauline Jackson, Mrs. Annie Y. Lewis, MIA.
Elizabeth N. Whitmore. Mrs. Hsrriet Dame.
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SOCIAL MATTERS.

The dangers that threaten those who sail the
/ ocaan hlna
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IGOR SALE-COkNER LOT VERY NEAR DUPONT
Il Circle. ~ 9x60 IT,, for s $500.
HILL JOHNSTON.

TNOK SALE-THREE LOTS. EACH 25Xl09 FEET.
j on 1th st. NV between X and \. This portion of
9TH ST. Is rapidly improving in value, and these lots
cheap to. the surroundings such that
business improvements upon them will pay hand
sOmeiy. Terms easy. WM. L. OkiE, 1884 st. n. W.
m2s-u
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ISoR SALf-OWNER. NOW BUILDING NEW
= house. offers his present Handsome Residence on
me handsotnest corner on North Carolina ave at
oargaln WRIGHT STOCkETT, 81 o + 81. ms 81
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ICOR SALE-G ST. NV. BETWEEN nth AND
18th, 25xl00. very valuable property. O. n.
BRYANT SIG 9th at. NV m29-2ts
lSOk SAI.E-SPLENDID OPENING FOR BuILU-
l. ers.l95 feet front 9th st ne. tbut few feet
south of Maryland ave) by deph Of 81 feet
excellent alley facilities: perfect title only cents
on easy terms adjoining ground sold for 81 street is
tn be concreted Additional information iurnished by
WELLER X ItEPETIl. 32S Pa. re.
PS.-Please don't miss this opportunity m29-6t
L0R SALE-FOtR BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN IVY
IL City, northwest corner Kendall and Capital SITS.
Will he sold at bargain TO immediate purchaser
title guaranteed perfect b. H. WARNER Il co.
my19-Jt
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EoE SALE-HOUSE ON q ST. NV. BETWEEN
= tth and tn SITS. near cars, schools aud markets,
rooms. cellar and bath: just facing south; built
Tor owners own use; VIII sell at a bargain
m21-3t HERON RAMEY, 1907 F ST. NV
t[OK SALE-S5. Clubhouse OF ROOMS BRICK
= ana frame lot 25H1lo. Oh east side Of 10Th ST.,
Chance: HEBRON h RAMEY
in2|-5t 1907 L
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EOR SALE--A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN AiEXAN-
= dr1a, IA i3-Iooln Brick House about 30 feet
'front.' %th all mod lmps., including 1000 feet of
ground on which there IL good stable, garden and
trult In u fashionable part of town. Price only
SO,oOO. J. A. SETTLE Il CO.. 1928 st. m2S-:}t
tOR SALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE On L ST. NEAR
oth st; NV; rooms and bath; all mod. imps. ::
cellar under house. heated 10y furnace; circular bay
window. This house is u bargain.
m2T-5t HEBRON 4 RAMEY, 1907 Fst
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hon kENI- lO2y 9TH 81. ne. or . l5. Is
go Oh stse-. IT 600 $50 18th st Sc, 10
1873 K l. NV. Tor. .JO FURNISHED
6OO d n. Or. Eiin.1 40 626 Qst NV Br. 40
800 q 81 W. lOr-...-.4U STABLES
slI sc Sc. 10 Rear 81 , st. NV 4 q
1i32 y sL NV. lOr.- 40 Rear l2ls q - NV. 4
TlS II -. u e., Or...- 40 OFFICES.
aO9 NJ IT. u Or... -. 30 93l It. Sd nour-
~ 1T. ~, 6r--..- lU.5O s1Ohks n DHElIINes
lS54 Wye 81 ne .Jr - % Us IA. Or 30
4Ol tjr. ~ 20 5Sf Pa ave- Or Asture AZ
B2J 18th L. nv Sr....- 10
ll;e-im s~OkAsIEDI BRADLEY. 927 IT. n w.
1,OH REN.-ON NJ ST. NEAR 2.1D ST. NV
IL Nearly New lO-roorn House; $500. Inquire OF
Jos. }. BRADLEY. 1877 New Hampshire ave NV
m33-6ts
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bert es uns nt9t, baB bas Bublifum
iebt au6 Dem Gone Star SIai6fnbier,
tpeI6es bon ben beten aennertt bas
prd6ifat %rfuperbe" erbielt, Die linn
~gebibren6e Nmerfennu1tg 5olt.
9aben altsmdrtige Goneurrenten audi
mod 10 groBe Nnitrengungen gema6t,
regulirenb auf ben Marft gu wirfen
un6 ii6 piafirlide l1ebergrife gu err
lauben, 10 TT bic Gone Star 8rauerei
fegrei9 aus bseiem Sample berborges
gangen, neil ibr Gabrifat tueseu feines
WOblgei6mades, tuegen ieiner Site
unb &einbeit BEN 8or3ug iiber ale ars
beren 8iere getponnen bat.
Die Gone Star 8rauerei, bic beute
in fat alen Gtdbter bes Staates feiten
SUB gefaBt bat, transportirt in eigenen
&efrigeratOr@@ars ibr grobuftsma6 bet
auspdrtigen Mdrften.
9ie &apa5itdt Der 8rauerei betrd9t
800, 1000 Seq per Sabr, mdbren6 ii6
Der &onium in Ser Stabt felbft bur6
bas 6in5utreten neter &uttben forts
tpdbren6 fteigert.
Sie at 6ieieS @tablihement geltelten
Nnfor6eruttgen aas)er es aber au@
CUR unbebinsten Notbpenbigfeit eine
groBe 4nsabl bon Nrbeitern gu bei6dfs
tigen.
Sie Gone Star 8rauerei bei9dftigi
mebr gerionen als irgemb cine an6ere
8rauerei int Staate als 9(rbeiter 1T ies
Der 8ran6e. Sic meiiten 6erfelbeu
baben Samilie unb Ollie beraebren IT,
rem @erbienft pieber III San gntonio
Snioferm fanr bic 8rauerei au6 als
elm Segen fir ben Qrbeiter betra6tei
per6en.
9aben mir nun i9on mebrfa6 Ser.
anlafung genOmmen, Die 8Oraiige bic
ies beimii6en nnternebmens in 8e5ue
auf bic PrObuftion bes GaBbieres gu
beleuHten, 70 bat bas