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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
THE COURTS.
EQUITY CouRf-.fudde Con.

Yesterday-Ogram agt Marin; II. c. Cutter ap-
pointed receiver and sale ordered Thompson
sgt Thompson; testimony ordered taken be-
fore c. Ingie. Patton ct al agt. Glover; Or
der limiting time for taking testimony. Mer-
edith agt. Meredith; commission to take testi-
mony in Baltimore ordered. Pollard agt
Hing; G. W. Curen appointed guardian ad
htcm.
Today-Osborn agt White; n. E. L. White
appointed trustee to convey. Durgin agt Dyer;
+. II. Mnekey do. to receive fund. Schwartz
agt Mcfarland; sale ratified nisi Edwards
agt. laupin; order of September suspended.
boggs agt Green; trustee permitted to unite
In sale. kollow agt hollow; alimony allowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
A $1,000 Damage Suit.

W. w. Dsneahower has, by Aessra Birney 4
B'rney, hled a suit against C. q. Ball d Son to
recover $1,000 damages by reason Of defend
aass failure TO faithfully carry out Q contract
Tor the heating Of . building he had under con-
uscs. the apparatus not properly distributing
ths heat &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
The Painters EI.ht-Hour Strike.

Secretary waiporr..of the Painters' and Deco
rators Assembly said today that there was
nothing new concerning the painters strike
for eight hours except that the journeymen
were constantly gainfng-that Ii. that more
men we're being given the eight hours asked
fvg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
SHOOTING STARS.


The finest young ladies' seminary in this
country il noted for its Miss-management
II d not % much that ..Kreutzer Sonata"
should be excluded from the mails a. that IL
should be excluded from the females
The name Of the new German war minister
Lcszynski-sounds q little as il he might give
three balls during the Berlin season.
A Raum Lemonaid ID popular in pension
Office circles
When d Mr.. Reed going TO adjourni
TIE PRESENT SESSION OF coSsREsA
The moment is approaching and q.
Well sling this question in:
Will this one be adjourned in time
For fother to begin2
Papa: "Great Heavens, daughter, what do
you want to marry nincompoop like that for?''
Daughter: but father he is 80 rich"
Papa: Whats that got to do with it2'
Daughter: why, father, thought 1t was
an-income-poop We wanted!''
He: "Do you read Tolstoi?''
She: mo, don't rea1 anything except En-
lish, but my brother reads German y little"
"Ay darling" he pleaded as she hssitated
over the fatal question, 'do not keep me in
misery"
'That's it," she said in far-away tones; "that's
it: whether I had better keep you in misery
now, or answering yes have You keep me in
misery for nobody knows how long"
"And why do you SMILE" inquired temper
ance advocate Of good natured tippler, to
whom he was endeavoring to show the claws
and tail Of the demon Of drink.
well, really, can't say" was the response.
sometimes l smile because feel that way,
and sometimes / do 50 because somebody in
vites me TO-"
Elizabeth is a little girl living on 18th street,
and she has been up in Orange, NJ, for q
summer visit When she came home the other
night she did not want to say her prayers.
But Elizabeth" demonstrated her mother,
'you must"
III l must, must" she said submissively,
"but l didn't think God came down from
Orange when we did"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
HUSBAND AND MONEY GONE
The Brief but Sad Matrimonial Expe-
riencs Of Maud Hillcary.

A few weeks ago Maud Hilleary, Who resides
1t No. l412 SD street (Georgetown), had about
e3o0 Of her own and q husband; now she
has neither. Her husband left her on tie
18th instant for Wyoming. as he told her, tax
ing away with him her money.
TIE DESERTED wIFE's sroRY
She told her story to STAR reporter this
morning. Il first met my husband" she said,
at the house Of a friend on New Jersey avenue
some time in August and was introduced to him
as DIR. Charles II. Rehm OF wyoming We
soon became warm friends and confided in each
other freely, he telling me of the purpose OF
his visit to Washington, which, he said was to
prosecute Q claim against the government
amounting to $4,000. he also told me OF his
large and elegant white stone house, his ex-
tensive cattle range and his large profits in
selling horses to the Indiana
THE PICTURE HE PAINTED
and the accompanying words of love we're, it
seems. too much for the susceptible girl, for
within very short time after their first meet
ing license and a ring we're procured and
journey made to Baltimore, where they were
made man and wife by an EpiscoDalian min
lister. Mrs Rehm cannot remember his name
and a the thoughtful doctor took away the
license the girl has now proof that she is
married except a massive gold band which en-
circles the index finger OF her left hand
TIE HOxErM00S
ws spent In Meyers Hotel in this CITY. During
tbs time DR.. Rehm seemed to be emerge tically
pushing his "a 900 claim, and one day his wife
accompanied him to the Treasury Department
whore he told her to await outside or return to
tbs hotel. She returned to the hotel and he
followed her q few minutes afterward and dis
played 70 her q large amount of money. Lake
. good wife
She suRnESpERrD HEn SAVINGS
OF three years to him to put with his. Just be-
frc he got the money he remarked to her
AS soon as can get my money Washington
and the people in il can go to HI" Mrs.
Eehm wanted TO know what was to become OF
her and he answered that he wouldn't think OF
ttking her ont to Wyoming where blood from
Indian lighting was knee deep, but he would
lssve hor enough TO keep her comfortable until
be had transacted his business in the far west
and then they would move to New Yofk OF
California He then left her and she has no,
hoard from him since
The girl has no letter or photograph of her
husband and knows nothing OF his present
WhereAbeuta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ISoR RKNT-o3l EAST CAPITOL 81, FUk
n-hed and Unfurnished Rooms with Board.
Tor RENr-iois Il ST. NV foUR ATTRACT
and tvo have southern exposars. rsfcrsnccs en-
ISoh RENr-oNE LARGE ftRNfsnEp FRONT
!! = Room new house occupied b. owner 1875 Ian
ISoR RENT-HANDsoMEIYr URNisHTDRoOMs,
4 second and third reors; en- suite or single, l.O<
IYoR RENT-foR sI5-rHE sEooND STORY
Aplly At 1879 sisi st. De, ma 10 an. and ] sna
pm s2s-3gs
I,oR RENT-si4 AND SO i5TH ST Is NOW orEN
u for Sussts Sairs ana single Rooms furnished.
ALI ALI or without Table board ha NJ .s s3nTs'
ISoR RENT-ls2a I ST. NV. HANDSOMELY
Furnished Rooms. Let and I'd floor. single 20
quite with bath private family and moderate terms;
house and location nrt-class s23-ot
EoR RENr-ls.4 n ST. LARGE NICELY fUR-
II nishsd Communicating Rooms suite siasle.
on lst I'd and Sd hcors. suitable for menbsr q
Congress. Cali b~f~cen = and pm. ss5im
EoR RENI-FoUR BEAUTIFUL LARGE kooMsi
n furnished; private fanily; corner house, op<n
erates; bay windows IN every room south and es-t
front; reterenoe. required floi X ST NV sis-i.v'
EoR RENT-BRIGHT SUNNY kooNs SECOND
Above bed roOs parlor and lare room con-
All hsnd.oiaely fur private family l0l+ 18th 50
nor RENTING NICELY FURNISHED kOOMs
suitable Tor LAZY or seDiiesS ssSaeas: issi i,
800 metropolitan line and herdics r~.s the door
Eon khNT-ooRSER NINTH ST, AMI Massk.
boera pe.ssnt summer rooms. southcrn and eastern
ehposare. references eschsnsee. sao-6t
EoR RENT-l"32 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE NV.
Eeasant Furnished Rooms. single or en- suite;
seItlelen preferred. references
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26

The name Of the new German war minister
Lcszynski-sounds little as il he might give
three balls during the Berlin season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26

IL u NOT % much that ''Kreutzer Sonata"
should be excluded from the mails % that IL
should be excluded from the females
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26

The finest young ladies' seminary in this
country 10 noted for its Miss management
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
WANTED-STORES.

NANTED-TO RENT. A STORE on NORTH
w side of Pennsylvania ave- between y and 9th
sts Address GOOD TENANT. Star office.
s24-w,fs3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26

Raum Lemonaid 10 popular in pension
Office circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTEp-LAuSpRI WORK TO DO AT HOME
.ass:. Gas ss .s E. :. Hs Kind Of Days Work 81 Or
ON IN fasiliss ny the Day or Week. Call - ty3s
WANNosnaaDsc:ssx,, ,.,,.I sEsP.cIAsLE GoLoRI 2
,aS rs Il :: Gees good reersneea ca e
M.d. SS.. r. DIcks AGay I9 Goqks
fs% len. psss 81 sis 4. Z.
WANTED = Ar HfApQyARTERs-Po POSITIONS
sasf nsa xss SO fHssI NC Coach
W..NSnT.LE,DU,mcIIXWSi ,sEANES WITH Is YEARS;
W vife SSS'sas t. e, hxing Work Of Any Kind
" s.Ta . s1.s f Esa
Box l59 Star cffice. s26-2ts
WANNsTIE2. "A PLACE By A REsPEcTADLE
ply 1914 Madison st nw bet q Gin and Ssh sts.
WANTED.BY RESPECT ,BLE WHITE GIRL.
~ or cnan to d9 seneral housewors 81 sma fam
Tor two days; no cards answered. IT.
WAANIEp by 4 LADY sPEAkINd fRENCH.
49,! spsn,.h. English and German Position Gov
Lady Adde'S: MILF sS star cfee '~' ssss 20
WANTED,EMPLOYMENr AS CoPYIsT or AID
envelopes or wrappers by . Young LADY
1geq eighteen just from school Address ELLA H.
HALLAN. Tenieytown. DC. s25-2ts
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY POSITION AS
nesident or Daily Governess TO Children Enxlish.
French and Music. Address Box a. Star Office s25 8
WANTEp-A SITUATION BY A COMPETENT
.Coiored Man as Coachman or ws'ter in Private
address KELLY iS:a asS 8, ssS IS: 'f
WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, A
w POSITION in Real Estate or Law Ofice; has had
some experience in pension claims and can iurnish
best OF references Address L. A. A. Star office SIS, ts
WANTED = BY FAsHIoNABLE DRESS.
w maker, Place a. Such in o Private Family.
Cau or address 25 Mass ave. NV. s25-2ts
W!ANTED-A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH.
w ing will give lessons in family or school English
b31p, French. German; references. Address E.PC.
BIS New Jersey ave. s24-3ts
WANTED. SITUATIONS FOR FIRST CLASS
wv Coohs, Elevator Boys Porters, Ladies' Maids,
SeaTstresses. Drivers. Housenien, Salesladies and
9thers; thelp for Commission Houses. BUENHAM'S
lllO y NV. s20-0ts
INTERPRETATIONS By A REGISTERED
W Drug Clerk. Address POTASSIUM star office
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR FIRST-CLAss
Servants, with references in every case send to
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE DOS + ST n W. and
your order will be filled with dispatch se22-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED = GOOD TABLE BOARD BY TEN
w Young Men at 81 per month must be in viciii-
tty of Government Printing ONCE permanent II de-
sirable. Address UPPER zen, star office. 1t.
NNANTED i BOARD AND SECOND-FLOOR
w Rooms by Gentleman and Vile in Private
Family located within one block Of Conn avenue
bet 10Th St. and Dupont Circle references Address.
stating terms. DUPONT. Star office. s96-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
WANTED--ROUSES.


WANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE MAN ON OR BIZ.
Y! fore October 10. House; 10 TO % rooms; fur
nlshed or partly furnished; good location; NV Adj
dress Az La. ave-, Room IL. s26-3t'
WANTED-T0 RENT-BY SMALL FAMILY OF
w Adults, House, furnished unfurnished; will
take owner to bosrd desired furnish best refer
ences Address Z. O. Box 90. Takoma Park. DC. IT.
WANTED-TOP PURCHASE FOR CASH, BRICK OR
w Frame House; not less than rooms; situation
between Sd and 18th SITS. and aud N SITS. u W. or
will purchase two II together, price not to exceed
$4,000 each. Address A. ]. SCHWARTZ sos 9th st
NV. s26.2ts
WANTED-A MODERN BUILT HOUSE OF OR
w rooms. all eonveniences. within 20 minutes'
Per month Address, giving full purticulars Box SO,
Star office. s25-2ts
WANTED.BY FAMILY OF TWO. AN UNFUR:
w nlshet House in NV. rent not to exceed eco
per month Address, stating price and location. box
4, Star office. s25-3t'
WANTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER Dwell
w ling IN desirable part Of northwest or Capitol
Hill for Investment price from 81, 600 to $4,000 Ad-
dress g., 1903 Q ct. NV. giving full Particular
WANTED-HOUsEsT TO RENT: PERSONAL AT.
w tention given to the collection Of rents; state
ments rendered promptly; we have more applications
zoos stnw. s13-lm
WANTED-hOUsEs FROM "a, 500 TO GO 600;
w also Lots In Washington and Lanier Heigh;s
ACKER b GADSBY,
au13 zoos + st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
LOST AND FOUND.


n osT-QN TIE ESD INSTANT. MEDIuM-sIzED
h.. ON tag No. 1854. Return 70 sd East Capitol ~
and yet reward. s2o-2r
n OsT-fRoM SEAT 1, SECTION c. BALCONY
lHsrris Thester % close nj performance EVEN
ing Cane Libsr.l r..ard on return ~ SCI litu a..
r osT-A LIVER AND WHITE POINTER PUP.
IL 10 months old; tail bobbed suitable rVvurd n
r.,ur1sd 70 L b. fkisTok lsth 81. Ma ns.sanL %
1888 n st. NV. s-,U-3ts
CToLEN-sEPTEMBER "a. PSYCHIC BICYCLE,
- drop frame. froaa g. bctweea 18th and l4th
G D. DAVIS. zoe 81 nv. s25-sts
4 OsT-e5.0 90 Ny MOI BUYING NY FALL ovkR-
~ coss IRON =. u BAkNUh CO. 93i fenpsyb
valta ave s25-3t
:io. fa + l sss SGSR ~ IN.
n osT-cEkTIFIcATE OF STOCK Nc. 3e DATED
~ Aprl *. leSQ 80 Shares seock 81 washingto1
Improvement md lnvesunenf Company. IN na@n %
John q Johisop ana Promassory fote. dszed keptem-
eer ~. ~ W d.ys. for e53s. 90 ersvn " DevA d
Sreenourh Co.. bas not irdorssd a suisshe rsv.ra
for return aud az persss ss warned ae.na negotss-
30 s = sais 5t
\ 0sT-NEAR WIILARDs HoTEL ox THE l1TM
~ instant Tine D~rs Hlus ovescost Of dtsronsl-ribe
esd cloth oh hnadhsrchssf 49, - the or.~ss
s sss az :. = e enc sss -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26

ONLY ONE VOTE AGAINST IT IN THE SENATE TO-DAY
SENATOR'S WHO OBJECT TO THE MILITARY
PART OF IT AND THINK THE GOVERNMENT
SHOULD PAY ALL THE ExpESsKs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
THE PARK BILL PASSED.

1t Now Awaits Only the Signature Of
the President.
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WANTED ROOMS.


WANTED BY LADY IN OFFICE. ROOM
w on Second Floor. With or without Board: CEN
trally located terms must be reasonable. Those
stating price will be given preference. Address Box
l51. Stur Office. s26-2ts
NNANTED-TWO OR THREE FURNISHED OR
~ Unfurnished Rooms by Two Adults. with privilege
Of light housekeeping. between l4th and 18th sts
70 RHODE Island ave.; permanent II suited. SB y,
Star office. s26-2ts
WANTED-TwO UNFURNISHED SECOND
w Floor Rooms; heat gas. use OF bath; for lady:
permanent very light housekeeping. Address, stating
price and location. HOPE Star ONCE. s26-3t'
WANTED-A SPECIALIST IN THE PRACTICE
Parlor one Day in Each Week; within two blocks Of
the Sun building in Washington DC. Address
b. NJ. 81 North Howard st.. Baltimore, Md, with
particulars. s26-:,t'
WANTED-BY LADY, PART OF A FURNISHED
w House: would board owner references given aud
required Address Is, q o.. Star Office. s26.2t'
WANTED = rwO CIR THREE UNyURNISHED
keeping; Lorth Of K east Of 18th Address D.
o. T., Star Office s.5-3ts
WANTED-THREk OR YOUR UNfUNNIsHED
w Rooms Immediately. on first second floor;
suitable for housekeeping; family small. Address
FAMILY. Star office. s25-2t'
WAETED-BY A GENTLEMAN, ONk OR TWO
w Furnished Rooms, south Of h ST., with brtakfss
Permanent il suited Address PERMANENT. Boz "a,
Star office. :. s25-2ts
WANTED-ON 2. CAP; ST, ONE OR TWO FUR.
w nished or Unfinished Rooms second floor
Zone room 'front.'. with board preferred, by two
adults; permanent If suited private family preferred;
references given and required. II. WIZ. star oice.
s2o-3t'
WANTED-TIRsT-CLA BOARD AND SITTING
man aud Wife. permanently: terms full par
0culArs. BOX b, Star office SAT-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11
THE ONLY ONE.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
vestibuled, Electric Lighted and
Steam Heated trains between Chicago.
Milwaukee, 81 Paul and Minneapolis.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
Railway Ia the only line running Solid
yestibnled, Electric Lighted and
Steam Heated trains between Chicago.
Council Bluffs and Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman Sleeping Cars run on
these lines is patented, and cannot be
used by any other Railway Company.
II Is the great improvement Of the
age. Try Il and be convinced.
For further particulars apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or ad.
dress J. W. CAsEr, TRAY. Pass'r Agent
No. 80 Stark St, Portland, Ore.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11

The Idaho World says that one OF
the oldest citizens OF tina, place, and
an ex-congressman, who represented
Idaho four years rs delegate, has be.
come the possessor OF a snug fortune.
The Idahoan on whom the Goddess
Of Fortune has smiled to the extent
Of many thousands of dollars Is Ex-
delegate 10 Congress, George Ainslie.
His uncle Col. Ansiie, died sometime
ago In Scotland, and Georges portion
OF the wealth Of bis uncle we have
heard stated all the way from $40, 600
20 s67 900, which is nov in bis pos
session. George is a little reticent
about stating toe exact amount for
publication, but says he has enough
10 keep himself and family comfort
ahly as long as they live.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11

VIZ end the following remarkable
item In many Of our Republican Ter
ri,oriAl exchanges:
II Il now currently reported that
Attorney. Genesal Miller recently said
that the administration is entirely
satisfied with Justice Berry, and that
he will not under any circumstances
be removed.
IL then follows that the administra-
lion was dissatisfied with Justices
Weir and Logan QAtcIy removed not
because they were Democrats (Which
was sufficient reason for Judge Ber-
- = Democrat "will not under any
circumstances lie removed" IL these
men were not removed because they
we're Democrats then we have to look
10 their public acts for a reason. In
this connection VIC ask when and BY
whom was justice ever meted ou'
more fairly, more expeditiously, more
economically, more in the interest oil
the people, than in the few short years
,ha. John Lee Logan graced the North
Idsbo beuchY We have yet to hear
~ ono we'll grounded complint against
NJ methods of dealing out justice OF
,be fairness OF his rulings. Was II
,hs uppardonable crime of being 0
pure, upright Judge that caused MIN ?
= Io.e caste with the powers that beS
The second Judicial District OF Idaho
has been presided over by many learn,
II ami able Judges--and yet who can
dsre any that Judge Hugh W, Weir
was NOT the peer Of any OF them e1
Which OF his Judicial acts placed nun
II ,he category of those unfit to hold
official position under the CalSlnlss.0
Rsn,am,n2 Was II because ne up
held the legality Of the division q
Inc Empire Of AlturasH Was ~ r %,
s S,N he decided that the Idaho Test :.
Oath Oath was N CONSTITUTIONAL Or, was !
,,acanse he made an honest effort Y
brcak no the dens OF vice and iniqaity
=, U,I Roise CityP These are his prln n,
a y ann nablio acts. And II he was mol ?!
vapa, for being Democrat y
ren, rem, ba,s been for one or all of these
, mus The Tribune believes tha'
49, 49,. ara made 10 administcr the
laws, and not to carry out "p s'iUns.
Of an administration, party o. v ~ sto
~. y a, ..,c,or belongs the spoils" is con,
S sne ,,g unavoidable In this day a .Sa
d,. a' hat 4 does not believe that !, the \.
s sss,aoV VTs .. good men from !. ONCE ice
and no reason as sats.Sd Christian rnaI ad
umsnistration. Caldwell Irioun'i
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11
Sprays from The Ocean Of News.

Utah Legislature is in session.
Supreme court Of the Territor,
meets next Monday,
Iowa and Ohio legislatures will
eiect United States Senator's.
A cattlemen's convention will he
held In Texas 18th Of March.
Seventy per cent OF Indian chill.
dren taken 10 eastern schools dio
while IN schools or soon after leaving
Indian Commissioner Morgan and
Dr. Dorchester superintendent Of IN.
dian schools will likely be hid away
70 The dark hole of the Senate cham.
Der.
The Republicans OF Montana have
elected Sanders and Powers for
United States senator's, and the Dem.
ocrats, Clark and McGinnis.
One hundred Italian laborers on
the Boutwell, canal near Collision
have been arrested for vicious acts.
Edison's latest inventions are q
speaking doll and g clock that calls
out the hours and when set. win tell
one 10 'get up"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11
OGDEN BOOM.

400 happy 10 kn8~ that they tan get q Cal
'ss,wss fisgenar. Fisalio, walker. White HlT.
:, Nes.iaF 0g Texas saddle right Al hugae and
~ 80 inHaey than rlsvn here, Any htyle
nv Gao ~ put Ia sny prizes saddle AZ the
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11
..,,pp,ToRIAL DIRECTORY

y. y. hickey
TERMS or COURT.
.,,.o,--June nth and October 18th.
8laes Auril gnd aud september ord.
MAlAa inrii lbth aud November 18th.
AesoN lat aud July 18th. -
Fasgw,s Ma l5lh aud September l1th.
th sinss lity-Mav ssth and September 10Th.
BLAcKTOor LAND OFFICE
.,..... Perry J.. Arson
kgsieII., ....,... william IL. Danilson.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11
HARNESS

lsAs ssalss sssEy and sHgrvs' @,s g 9:
slnEtr 70 v
taias Save always on hand q nice line u
asfry Nhips, HRitSrs Hobbies. Nase bags,
sssat Fads. ny Ssts. Hogs@ AASefs, EailarN,
LAG he6ss Ehspe. Tapa. Hita. Braided hrnan
esd ketas. NaekataUeve, epurNs In fact every
naeg ~ The harness line.
an also Aswus for the Kwuuinn J n Hll
cscnsa Trmfn and uuagy Harness and Collar,
vhss wtil always keep oa hard. Orders ~
mag sslsritrd and will hare careful attcpisua
j. CT. REID,
si'S S.Ia s. OGDEN.