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EXCURSIONS, &c.
LECTURES.

llERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE,
ID No. 123 isth 81. NV
1870 O'Clock pm, at 7s3 14th st. NV, by PROT Sr
Du Nj. Frsile. Subject; ''El Gran Galeoto. Drama
de Don Jose Echegaray. 1t
TABERNACLE LECTURE COURSE.
i 9Th and B Ste sw
SIX ENTERTAINMENTS-FIv LECTURES AND
CONCERT.
The first Lecture will be given on FRIDAY EVEN
ING Gate minister 70 Portugsl. Subject: Portugal"
April 24-Prof. II. a. HAzEN Of the q. s: signal
May sRsy; W BAaTfETI, z; b subject: Our
Sights and Scenes in the Land Of the Montezumss."
May I5-9rand Concert by Prof. J. W. BISCHOfF.
May 22-Rey. s. NJ: NEWMAN, d. d. subject:
Books and Reading"
Course Ticket. with reserved seat. 81. Single Lee
ture. 25c. Reserved Course Sests, without extra
charge, ct Droop's 8S5 Pa ave. api:-5t
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THAEp. SIS F street northwest.

RENovED-P. C. CLAFLIN. optician-from
1905 F st. 70 9O7 st. Masonic Temple).
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FRIDAY AND SAruRp

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY.
$3.50 will buy Atwood suit worth Ella $40
will buy nobby dress suit worth SI5. New
York CLOTHING House., 3ll It'll street.-Adrl
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Mems Black Cheviot Suits $3.50
WIZ GARNER, The Peoples Clothier,
1026 7th st. NV. apl5-1m
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Pocket and Table Cutlery Of all kinda
1t. RoDaER's CUTLERY STORE, Al Pa. ave. n. W.
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sPEcIALTIEs IN FINE BUTTER.

NEW PROCESS VAPoR STovE. a complete reyo
luton. for sale by NJ. c. MITCHELL, Sl0S ii 81.
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'MASIToU." the finest sparkling table waite
and ginger champagne in the world. An abso-
lutely natural mineral water that creates apper
tite aids digestion and tones up the system
generally. CHARLES KRAEMER, 737 18th ST. d W.
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Children's Suits from d up.
VIZ GARNER, The Peoples Qothisr,
1026 7th st. NV. apll-lm
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Aid for Conductor Bronaurh.

The following contributions have been re-
ceived at The STAR Office in aid of the crippled
conductor, Bronaugh, and his aged and in
valid mother:
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iaSo-f&m.H

ssRockbridge Rye, |" finest made, - per gai.
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LHxcHs, 404 eth st NV.
s1-m&fr
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SEE THE JEWEL Gas STOVE, large oven. W.
s. JENKs Z Co, III It'll ST.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwIrr's TALLY-Ho COACH LINE RATES:
~ Round trip, Arlington and Soldiers Home. daily.
n. Caein John bridge. fare te1cursionl including
coach from Saratoga springs Is the largest finest
in the country. Coaches chartered large parties
and IAngham. 18th and H. 10 minutes later. apis
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WALL PAPERS. pictures; picture frames made
to order. Gold leaf frames a speciality. 1872
Pa. ave-
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LOCAL MENTION.
ThA Neafher

FORECAST TILL KIeHr a N. SATURDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. fair; easterly winds; slight changes in
temperature daring Friday; warmer Saturday
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water AZ 2
am-tireat Falls. temperature. 81: condition
81 Receiving reservoir. temperature S. Con-
ditiOn at north connection. 10: condition at
south connection 6; distributing reservoir
temperature. 81: condition at infuent gate
house, s; condition at effiuent gate house, 6.
High tide in the river, S:57 p. N Low tide in
the river, s:47 pm
MZDIUN weight cotton and merino underwear,
&c., 75c., 81, Sl.5o- LEWIS Son, 1921 NY. ave.
The BAR-LoCK TYPEWRITER.
Comforting and Profitable.
Room 4, Kellogg building.
LOOK, GRocEHs, LooKI
You
can
your
supplies
Teas,
Coffees,
Spice,
Rice,
Chocolates,
Coeoas
and
Johnston Breakfast Coffee
our
Louisiana ave-
factory
for
Saturdays
trade.
No. $50 Louisiana ave.
Telephone, slS-
Nos. 607-613 NY. ave.
Telephone. SI6-
POWERFUL Opera Classes SIS. HEMPLER's, cor.4H
TEE BAY STATE LAWN MOWERS. the best and
cheapest in the market. We are sole agents for
the District; $3.50 each, and sold with an abso-
lutte and unconditional guarantee. Garden
tools of every description; lowest prices. Gal
vaniZed heavy tennis court wire netting at 90
ceHts for 100 square feet
CHAs. 4. CARTER L Co.,
Three doors from 9th ST. coo Pa. ave. NV.
BELNA, pure old rye whisky, 50 per gallon.
n. A. POOLE. 9i4 La ave.
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SEE THE NEW PROCESS gasoline stove. W. s.
jerks 4 Co.
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BERKELEY pure rye whisky.

yIsrr THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS
esI-6S5 Mass. ave. n. W. Telephone 1851
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FoR SPKISa LAME 90 TO JoHS Il. KELLY
Corned beef speciality. Stalls: 62S. 629 and
go Center Market. 9Th st. wing. Telephone
call i064-2 100 and 20S Northern Liberty
Market
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An Invention Making Sewing RastimA,
Wheeler q Wilson's New High Arm No. g
II charms on sight Its uSe eurapturea
Onaos 81 9Th street northwest d11-k
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Highest Grade Imported.
Red Hand ADsopp's Ale, bottled BY the brew.
ere. Messrs. Samuel Allsopp d Sons, Limited
Burtonson-Trent England
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Aid the NcwabOys.

1HE HEADACHE from ia Grippe" is instantly
relieved by Bromodine. Csc. at druggists.-Adot.
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s4PKx GALLON, 81 per quart Soc pint.
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Old Rye Whisky, 4 years old, 75c. Of
IT. n. Il p. MErzaER, All It'll ct. NV.
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SEE THE RELIABLE gas and gasoline stove we
offer. ". S. jerks / Co. III 1th st.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Important Sale of Shoes for Boys, Misses
and Children at
The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
726 7th st.
A special lot of Youths Lace and Button
Shoes warranted all solid leather, at SOC.
A bargain lot of Misses Real Pebble Goat
Springfield Shoes at S0c; were las.
A splendid lot Of Children's Kid and Goat
solar-tip Spring Heels, sizes 6 to II, at Csc
were 81.
A fine lot Of Infants Button Shoes At sOc.i
we're SOC.
Special inducements offered in Fine Shoes OF
all kinds. Stock must be reduced to make
room for Slippers and Oxfords.
The STAR SHOE HOUSE,,
1t 726 18th st.
Bro ad Run Creamery Butter is the
finest table Butter. Java and Mocha Coffees
fresh and fine, at so and 33c. lb. ''Sun Rise
Chop" Tea, SOC. per lb. This tea will please
you. Excellent Family Flour, s1.75 Z Dbl
1t" N. & P. MErzeER, Al It'll st. NV.
Great China and Japan Tea Co.,
7s1 It'll St. bet G and 4
Vast
crowds
of
purchasers
taking
advantage
Of this
our
special
present
week.
One day more, Saturday, the 18th.
Special present
to every
purchaser
Of Two
Pounds
of Coffee
or One
Pound
Of Tea.
The Johnston Dry Roast Coffees are best.
Our
Coffees
roasted
daily
by
Johnston
Bros. Il Co.,
dry
roasters.
We handle the Johnston Breakfast Coffee.
This
famous
Coffee
requires
no
settling
and
retails
at
accents per pound package
Johnston
Spring
Leaf
Blended
Tea,
the
pure
leaf
deliciously
blended,
30 cents per pound; also in 4 pounds.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
73l It'll, bet G. and H.
1t Telephone. 1002-2.
First Class Coffee SOC lib. MErzaER's, 7th St.
Pure Rye Whisky, years old, Csc. quart
Port Wine (med. use), full quarts, Soc bot.
Sherry fine table wine fuii anarfa hf,c hot
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The NEW PROCESS yAPoR STOVE, for sale only
by NJ c. MITCHELL. BIOS VI st.
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l. ALEXANDER. Optician, Az Pa. ave.

BELMA, pure old rye whisky. 50 per gallon.
n. A. POOLE. 9i4 La ave.
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HEuRIcHs Book the best Bottled by the
ARLINGTON BoTTLING Co.
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BERKELEY is pure.

AWNING. flag and tent manufacturers.
Awnings for stores. city and country resi-
deuces- Dealers in bunting. awning stripes and
canyas- VI. q. COPELAND L Co., 400 Iii ST. II. W.
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THE BAR-LocK TYPEWRITER.
Comforting and Profitable.
Room 4, Kellogg building.
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MEDIUM weight cotton and merino underwear,
5oc., 75c-, 81, $50. LEWIS 4 Son, 1921 NY ave.
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CALL TELEPHONE 634-3
And order a case Of
Heurich's Book
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Dnr GooDs.
Dar Goops.

DaY Goops. Dsr Goops.
lO4 Dleached 6hestipx. lec.
Pillow Case Cotton. &c.
pest Frut Of the Loom Blsachsd Cotton. s,sa
r. q. Corsets. 75c-
Summer CorDets in all grode0-
BLACK Henrietta Csshmsrs al wool. So o6. 75e and
wool-facs Black Henrietta 36-in. vids. 26s.
Black Groe Grain silk. 81 and ~ ~
Feather Proof Ticking. 15c.
All grades Of Ticking from &c. mp.
Dress-making CAmbric, &c.
Hovelis Best Ammonia, &c.
New shades of Dress Goods, 12k n 60o 81 u.
Curtain Scrfln. &c.
Mems Outing Shfrta, 2lc.
Boys Outing 6hirts, &c.
Table Linen In all gradeo.
Mems Laundered 6hirts. 4oc.
Zy1onito Collar, l5c. ,Cufu, so.
r. b. T0WEkh son.
ap1l 1910 1th e. nv.
SPRrNo srYLE HATS. FACTORY PRICES.
NAURER, MAEuFACTURER 6nKHAT0 m
0ODUED. 80 IIGT0 a. y. ~. unh15-1Rs
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Use hominy fakes. Cooks in Is minutes.
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Bro ad Run Creamery Butter il the
finest table Butter. Java and Mocha Coffees,
fresh and fine, at 50 and $50. Id. "sun Rise
Chop" Tea, SOC. per Id. This tea will please
you: Excellent Family Flour, sL75 Z Dbl
Rochdale tickets honored.
IT. II. & P. MErzeER, At It'll st. NV.
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First Glass Coffee, SOC lb MrrzoER's, 7th sst1
Pure Rye Whisky, years old, CSC. quart
Port Wine (med. use), full quarts, Soc. bot
Sherry, fine table wine, full quarts. SOC. bot.
Fancy Pat. Flour SOC. and SI60 sack.
New Prunes, 1215c.; Cond. Milk, 12c can.
1t P. r. WILSON, 934 It'll st. NV
ssThe Life Of Trade ia Competition. -
We are still in the ring, fighting against high
prices and monopoly. For the finest material,
cut and style the betting is in our favor, for on
Saturday we will sell at prices never heard in
District Of Columbia:
500 Mems Suits, sacks or getaways, at e5.25
500 Mems Black Cheviot at S725.
600 Mems Blue Flannel at S7.75
500 Mems Dress Suits, extra fine, eli. 50;
worth $40.
400 Boys Suits. from II to IS years, s2.50.
200 Boys ALI Wool, IA to IS years, $3.50.
400 Children's Suits, light and dark, CSC.
$50 Children's Suits, fine wool, at e2.90;
worth S5.
500 Working Pants, soc.
400 Fancy Worsted nobby patterns, 427S.
1000 Children's Knee Pants at Csc.
We offer 800 Mems and Boys Hats, &c.
Also the latest-Square Top-Black or Blue,
at $1.75; worth %.
At b. FRIEDLANpra's,
1t 9th and sits. NV
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POWERFUL Opera Glasses, SIS. HEMPLER's, cor.41l
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nlsslsslrpI euallsHTas.

A Brief Review Of Their Needs and
Duties,
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retmn requests on 100000. 900
envelopes annually. Let ringing
resolution be adop'ed, callmg
upon our senators aud represen-
ta,ives to vote for the tepeal Of
this iniquitous measure.
The statement Is well anthenil-
Gated by delega'cs whom | met
al Boston last year, that single
legislative enactment, secured by
the Illinois press assoclauon
yielded them $4,000. besides
pr3viug cf gre..t benefit 10 lke
masses of the people generally
This is 4 striking incident, indeed.
yet but one Of nian, ilustlailye
oi the possibilities Of cooperative
effort.
Thorough education upon the
palt of the publisher il MI the de-,
taIlslof hls work; coupled with
laIdable energy and ambition in
Tits prosecution ard an allIiuce
With all bis brother aborels III
the bonds of Il common interest
and common glory must eventu-
att in the acquisition by the pro-
fession of that respect inhu, nee
and profit winch is is legitimate
due.
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rne SUPREME COURT peoIsIo ON.


The effect of the decision Of tile
Supreme G urt on many NJ nds
vii be 10 pat an enn to mucg cor.
fusion which the first ..orig nal
package" decision and thr subsa
qu.nt ",rigi Al package act Of
Congress had created. save ihe
WasIingt III Post: La the first de-
cision IN de by the court it WIS
hell that the Law Of the State
G cl not prohibit the sale within
iIs bounds OF qu ~ which had
seen brought from anoihrr STAT,
il sold III he riglndl package !,
becau the exercise ur such u Eow-
er would hc in cOntrayeumon Of
+ intpr-stat. commerce provision
of the Constellation. Acting nron
The Courts sagg ion Congress,
in the exercise If It's iiat TO regu
late ormrrce between The States,
p ssed an act tlicimg effect lhe
D Ohlbition of the Introduction d
sale uf al! intoxiAmts within the
y twer of the 5 ate.
Immediately o. The passing %
the ;t;l two c3nte tioas drOse-- me,
that the new W was unconstiiu-
tiOnal III tina it abr d se ! tie
fr. eium Of trade betwe-n hr
s ate,; and iha other, that til
State piOhlOitory law MAS n,Ill y -
void, and would so 60 itinu- 10 br,
until re-eIlactcd, since il ha | been
f, DECLARED uncohst,tution. in The
first 'Uriginal package" iecis on,
In its last decision the cOu
negatives both these pos tiO 5. II
afiirins the power of Co lgresS u
so regul tie inters a G trade as t.
d low certain property imported
from ahOiher State TO fdll within
local juri dIction, aad so dec arts
the validity of the act of Congress
At the same tune, it maintains
! that the court never pronounced
the State law unconstitutional ld
therefore void, but that it onls
b Id its operation ia regdrdtO. eel.
tai,l imports as iepug 'aot TO I
constitution Il provision and there
fore ineffective so for as these ", +,
con- erned. Through the eli ~ o
Congress, the State law, alway'
operative in reg ,rd TO otner pro-
erty, b came iinmetii .tely opera
tive in regard TO these inporti
ais :, aud, thus, . re-elar.ment O
the State law is Who'll y uncaliec
| for.
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A PRACTICAL rArrt i;HHn nEFoRE srfE
rREss CONVENTION M y. \. MARriS
AND onDEKEp Pgls TED n THE MINUTES
ASp Tng cOrMBps on fHE STATE
rREss. Ntt
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The agony AZ 10 who shall sit on
the new lahd Coult be ca will be
over in a few days, probably this
week. The Attorney-GeneIal IL
reported to have said that one Of
he judges will be a democrae.
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Att.ta

,. u. PnIcE. is...,s
y. II. ~ ~. -
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Ar.,ica sfses

Btntle- Sores U,eer- ssit Riieutn Frvri
Sores. Teti~Y Chap, ~ Hand. i'hiibiains
Corns and ali Sal. E,nptiai,-. ,nd ls,liiYriy
cur. Piles. ar NJ nay frgaited II - gnas1n
ted IL give ls.ri, y asii fsrtieH. innnf,
relnnd-d Pir- - sent~ per b.sx Fsr .al
bY JOHN u usi.
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The Nntcnez Democrat insists
that the Senatorial ticket in Mis-
slssippl shall be 'Walthall and
GEORGE" and 1t arg gues that, "Ai-
though Seuetor Walthall has ex-
pressed determination hot to offer
or stand as candidate to sue
ceed himself. and although every
one is thoroughly satisfied Of the
sincerity which moved hin 20 80
declare. thu people of the State,
with wonderful and almost un-
preced.nted unanImIsy, are IN
favor Of ignoring his ,Ieclination
to he candid tic. Inasmuch as ne
is too loyal Democrat and Mis-
sissippian To have declared he
would not serve them, Il they 20
demanded
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TAsHoSABLE BARBEa SHor.
MAGNcLT.A. MISS.

HEsRY koKNRpMrF .izying removed
his business sn The .Ayest Sidr, Al tie Iign
4 i<eamTant, vi E'ys Hrict attention -
,baying. iiair Cutting. Hair pFsssiag An1
ham1ooing, all Of which viii os execntsd
The neat X and latest style. 4 tfasl VII
aarantre satisfaction
Fraii.. C4aaies. 4 .xrs- Tobacco ard q
gars sor sale tsas-~ i
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A PRACTICAL rArEf RRhn BEfpRE Sshh
rRKss CONVENTION M u. i. MARrIS
AND onDEKEp Pgis TED N THE MINUTES
ASp rms celrMpps or fHk STATE
rnEss. 80 && Il
Fellow Members Of the MississiRpi Press
Associations:
Having atfiiried you with
spread eagle addresses On four
successive occaslons IA III. past. 4
wise aud Asscrlniuallng exeenlveH
committee, aith hearts tuIl qf
charity for palsens and long Anfz
fe.iug asspcialion, left me off tho
program this year; LETT me of
the program this y.ar; but m
verifcation Of the old aslaee tnat
il is always the unexpected that
happens. ii becomes NY duty
painful alike 10 you md to my
self--to INFORM you that have u
paper which, presuming upon
your pailence | shalt roceed 70
road, until invited to desist by
such persuasive missiles as hard
boiled eggs, etc. when, following
the ecedept Of the young lsw-
yer. shall pull dpwu my vest
ani submit the case without
further argument.
Seriousll, however, have a
few thoughts. which ! wish 10
have this body reflect and act
upon. If any publisher in tbs
state were asked for the reasoas
that lie at the base of our lack OF
prosperity, dare say that ch'ei
among those gwen, would be
want ol thorough acquaintance
on the part Of publishers with the
details Of their avocation; ab-
spnce of strictly business m hods
in its p lrsuit, and lack Of requisite
organization. Exteauation for ths
existence of these facts, ther'
may be--but Justification there /
not.
In the Iigc Of ex'enuation ~ th'
meltiplicity and variety OF duties
Of the averag publisher, einbrac
tng as they do these Of bushes
manager, editor. compostor
pressman, boukkeeper, mailln:
clerk, office boy and devil, AM
necessarily qualifying him for To
more satisfactory performances Q
the last banned than any otheEs
Creduable discharge Of any soa
seems TO unavoldabiy involve th
ssaslecl OF othe,s,
III one be ambitious 70 attain {
editorial excellence and Influence
ana is lndliIei cut 70 tue accum,Ila
a.ongsf money, the tinsA,eial IN
tprests of The paper suffer; an
vi sey.rsa. While If bis tlnle b
consumed with the mechanics
labor, both aforementioned Dc
partmsnts areuegleeted.
The needs ot the profession al
well rounded men-suen possess
ionsa thorough acquaintapcs wit
all its details. This IS Il aprarequi'
tte 60 individual success ;sand th
collective prosperity is greatl
impaired and its dignity iowsre
by the presence 10 its rank .
men who tall buck dpou II as
kind Of dernler resort, after ha,
mo upsuccessiulIy played III
roIe Of lack AZ all tsades.sa. ..
paoaaa;v,ng as ~. do The NO,
-, Is.,.s,l,i1,,,es 81 Cd eo-ope,
no .nd ,nnIau,
~ 's. on he ,,arf
a.s'.rs st,Il we content ,irselv,
o.',sis' rsa' .s,,..., NM, na,n,,
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aud position oeeaDied;
s We should, this vasg day, es-
tabli~h a uplfoim schedule oi
rale$. maxi ag membAfsiup ID the
future conditional upon Their
faithful and lnvarlable obscr- i
vance; and As A matter of justice
to all, make them applicable tot
hom,. and foreign adv-rtiseisi
alike, neele.ting not 10 rnfaIceit
them iuiexibly against the un-
snrupnlnus and iup,rtunate for
eign advertising agent, who all
thougl. De poses as !. friend and
jbenefactor Is Ia truth the pub
fisher Worst foe. He monopo-
l'zes the control of the business
of the best and most extensive adj
yertisersin the land; cha GEES the
publisherse5 per cent. for placing
advertising with him, and then
| ,ftentImes charges the advertiser
All additional % pet cent. Tor hav-
| ing done so. Like double-tin-
gered fish trap. he catches them
both going down aud coming up
stream; andIs in the very nature
of his business antagonistic, in
stead OF friet dly, to the interests
/ OF tie publisher. He demands the
earth we'll enclosed with a barbed
fence, and modestly asks that the
surrounding planets be thrown IN
for good measure. ln the average
/ newspaper his especial" for
which he wants 10 pay II third of
a cent inc IN old type, ink,
christmas chrnmos, etc.,-are so
llhftly sandwIchpd in and among
society notes, editorials, sermons.
etc, thar the reader is az loss to
know wlieiher Miss Clata Jenkins
! has gone 70 Natcheh to visit
friends OF to buy bottle Of null
en-nl whether The politicians are
divided abnut the sub treasury or
are at loggerheads about the re-
Iative merits oi Kangaroo and
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"What about The Monroe doc
irine p was asked Of village
canIldate. ..Oh. we'll, now,
sad he, ..wIlen Il comes 10 thai,
thar jest as good doctors low ~
thar ev-r was. All this talk
about Bright disease and Mon
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, 1891-09-26
IrOkIama.

LILLE og Enhver, der matte have Noget
"A at fordre paa afgangne Underforvalt sr
ROBERT PATTISON'S 30, indkaldes herved
til at anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres Krav
for undertegnede Skifteret linden Udlobet at 3
Maaneder efter denne Indkaldelses sidst"
Acknowledgements.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix, den 14de
September 1891,
R. PETERSEN.
, 1891-09-26

Rogers, Balch, and Phipps families with
which this ground is chiefly filled. His
last wife, who died in April, 1859, sleeps by
his side.