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, 1891-04-07

For years the editor OF the Burlington
Junction Mol Post has Teen subject 10
cramp colo, OF FITS Of indigestion, which
Frustrated him for several hours and IN
htted him for business for two or three
days. For the past year be has been us
ing ChamberlaIn's Cole, Cholera and
Dlarrhea Remedy whenever occasion re-
CURED, and it has invariably given him
prompt relief. 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by a. Z Loedel.
, 1891-04-07

comparatively new light In the base-
ball arena WHIT has already won his spurs.
but still has hard work before him, i
Thomas J. Dowd, one Of the new men
signed by the Boston Association team.
Dowd halls from Holyoke, Mass, and his
fellow townsmen considered him an ex.
, 1891-04-07

The promptness and certainty of its
cures have made Chamberlain Cough
Remedy famous. IL is intended espe.
cial,y for coughs. colds, Group aud whoop-
ing cough, aud is the most effectual rem
edy known Tor these diseases. so cent
bottles for sale by A. f RoedeI
, 1891-04-07

Here is a picture of Marion Wilkes, a
handsome trotter with a great pedigree and
a promising future. He is a son Of Garnet
Wilkes. by Onward. lie was broken to
harness In January. 1890, and is the first
, 1891-04-07

Iowa bred colt to enter the $50 list as a
2-year old. He has already trotted a finish
quarter in thirty-four seconds, which is a
PIG gait. He is n chestnut colt Of more
than ordinary size and beauty, and great
things are expected Of him in the near
future.
, 1891-04-07
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS REQUIRE
TIME FOR LURE.

Persons at a distance whhwIsh to be treated
oy Dr wagner need not feel be
cause OF inability to visit him. II the will
write 70 the Doctor he will send them a list OF
questions which enables him to send medi
zines, counsel and advice to thousands he has
never seen. he has patients in every city,
as All over the United States. See his address
IN MS Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
, 1891-04-07

Consequently his record was well earned.
He also ranked CT in batting. Duffse was
born at Mobile about twenty-four years
ago.
His first professional engagement was
will the Mobile club Of the Southern
league in 1857. The same year he went
10 Birmingham and finished the season.
He remained with Birmingham until July,
ISIS He hex Joined the New Orleans
club, and added SO much TO his increasing
reputation Chat la iSs9 he was eagerly en-.
gagged by the St Louis club. He H. looked
upon as a safe all round man,
, 1891-04-07
ICE

Delivered to any part of the city
and in any quantity by the CHEYENNE
Transfer Company, Sixteenth and Eddy
, 1891-04-07

Commencing Sunday, Feb. /, 1891, a
through Pullman Palace Sleeper will be
run from Salt Lake City and Ogden to ST.
Louis via Denver and Kansas City over
the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
railways.
, 1891-04-07

Visions Violet Cream will keep the
skin proof against the effects of severe
weather
, 1891-04-07

IouAy the physician Is OF a different Opin-
ION; he Is aware that It is his duty-disagree-
able as IL may be-to handle this matter with
out gloves, and speak plainly about it and
him for doing so.
To all those engaged in this dangerous prac-
zee l would say, first of all, stop il at once.
Make every possible effort TO do 80 but IL You
ltlI, II your nervous system Is already too
power broken, take some nerve tonic TO aid
you In your effort. Having freed yourself
rom the habit, / would further counsel you
70 go through a regular course OF treatment,
Tor II Is "a great mistake TO suppose that any
one may Tor some time-be II ever so little
give himself up to this fascinating but dang
erous excitement without suffering from some
OF us evi, consequences at some future time.
tated TO MI the duties enJoined by wedIock is
alarmingly large. and in most of such cases
this unfortunate condition on things can be
traced to the practice OF self-abuse, which had
Deen years before. Indeed, a few
months practice OF this habit is often sufi-
clenL % induce spermatOrrhda In later years,
and l have many OF such cases under treat
ment at the present day.
YOUNG NTEN
Who may be suffering nom the effects OF
youthful follies or indiscretions, will do well
TO avail themselves OF this the greatest boon
ever Iaid at the altar of suffering h imanlty.
hundred dollars for every case OF seminal
weakness or private disease Of any kind or
cure.
NddddIO -AEed Mon.
There are many the age OF thirty to sixty
VINO are troubled with too frequent evacua-
lions OF the bladder often accompanied by a
bHgnt smarting or burning sensation and a
weakening OF the system In a manner the pa
tlent cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits a ropy ediment Will often
De found, and often small particles OF alou-
men VIII appear, or the color will be a thin,
or mllkish hue, again changing to "a dark and
turbid appearance. There are many men
who die of his difficulty ignorant OF the
cause. DR.. Wagner will warrant a cure In
all such cases and a healthy restoration of
the genltourinary organ. Consultation free,
thorough examination and advice, $500
All communications should be addressed
DR.. H. WAGNER.
4l4 Larimer st. Box 27S3, Denver, Colo.
, 1891-04-07

Does your back ache? Oregon Kidney
Tea will cure you.
, 1891-04-07
wNoFALL ron AN AcraGss.

She Claim. to Have Bsen Len a Largo
iortuEs-
Ray Douglas Is the stage name Of "a very
lively young woman who has figured FOR
, 1891-04-07
CENTER FIELDER DuFFee.

He Is Best Known by His Connection
with the st. Louis Club.
One Of the best felders in the St. Louis
Association club during 1859 and 1890 was
CE Dufee. In the former year he ranked
second among the centerfelders Of the en-
tire Association, his average being ,925.
During the season he played in I32 games,
, 1891-04-07

A Scene from The Dancing Girl"
The DIncing Girl is one Of the most
successful Of the seasons plays in London,
aud the scene between the Duke Of Guise-
burg OR Beerbohm Treel and his dog,
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ALEXANDRIA.
HUNTING CREEK NAVIGATION.

hSNffNb tKtsh NhNlGATlON.
The navigation of Hunting creek, now ac-
compiished by the schooners of the Alexandria
Brick Company. has not taken place before
during this century. Nearly two hundred wears
ago, before Alexandria WIS laid ont or even be-
fore its predecessor, the village of Belhaven had
grown up, there attempt to establish a
center of trade at the point where the old
Colchester road crosses the creek" but is at
what Is now called "Pulmans." There, in
IT'S, rolling house was put up on Arthur
Broadwaters land. and the tobacco from that
ware house was carried down Cameron run in
scows TO the vessels from Holland anchored
In Hunting creek But it was even then found
that Hunting creek vas not fitted to the pur-
pose and sometimes scow with even one
hogshead of tobacco could not be fioated down
Cameron run. SO the ware house was removed
and put up on Simon Pearson's land. on the hill
that stood where the city gas works now stand,
near deep water, and there the hamlet of Bel
haven grew and afterward became Alexandria
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
The city democratic Committee met last night
In conference with the county committee aud
fixed or Wednesday. the 30th Of September. as
the time for the primaries to nominate n demo-
cratic candidate for the house of delegates.
INJURED BY A RUNAWAY.
George Benson, who resides on st. Asaph
street near Oronoko. was very badly hurt on
the Alexandria and Washington turnpike yes
terday afternoon. He was driving out with
his wife on the turnpike near ST. Asaph juno
ton shortly after clock. when the horse be-
came frightened at the train on the Washing
ton and Alexandria railroad and, running off
broke the carriage and threw Mr.. BE nsCn and
his wife out on the road. iniuring Mr.. Benson's
spine and otherwise injuring him. Mrs Ben
son was very much bruised and painfully an
jured.
The services Of "the months mind" in COM
memoration of the late Father OKane. S. j.,
took place at st. Mary . Church here this morn
ing. large congregation attended
The city council meet this week on the call
OF Mayor Strauss 10 consider a proposal for
the sale OF the spoke factory wharf and prop
erty at the foot of Duke street.
The corporation court has granted certificates
or character to CIV Denight and c. i. Dorsey
to enable them to apply for license to practice
law In this state.
The funeral os the late Mr.. James r. VIII
liams took place this morning from ST. Mary's
church, with a high mass of requiem.
A new bridge will be built this season over
tour-miie run in Alexandria county at the
Seminary road crossing
The Mount Pleasant farm of the late Peyton
Ballenger. III Mount Vernon district near this
city, has beer sold TO X. ". Balienger at Si3 an
acre. The farm has l57 acres and large DWELL
ing. with barn, &c.
The new market shed is open and makes
most convenient addition to the market Of the
city. 1t has liz benches
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COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.

On credentials-w. c. Story, Massachusetts;
Il. l. Lyman, Virginia; W. H. Hart. Florida
On fruit exhibit and awards-Dr +. NJ
Hexsmer, New York; W. c. Story. Massschu-
sets; ID. W. Adams, Florida; W. A Taylor,
Washington. DC.
On resolutions-R Lyman Phelps Florida;
J. h. Hale, Connecticut; J. T. Cotter, Cali
fornia.
After the secretary had read the list of the
nominating coRmittee finally decii ed upon,
the society adjourned until o'clock.
AT the afternoon and evening sessions the
program is as follows:
Presidents address: reports of committees on
credentiais anu on nomination of officers; cleo
Non OF officers; report of the treasurer: Results
oI Recent Experiments with Small Fruits,
Hon /. I. Lyon. South Haven, Mich: How
&c 20 Make Small Fruit Culture Pay" J. II. Hale,
south glastonbury. Conn; New and Promising
small Fruits, J. T. Iovett Little Silver, y. J.
Evening session. s o'clock-"Recent Progress
IN the Treatment OF Diseases of Pomaceous
FRUITS, frof. Is. +. Galloway. L. \. Department
OF Agriculture: Chemistry Of Peach Fellows. -
culture.
SOME MEMBERS PRESENT.
Among the members OF the society who were
present at today's meetings we're the following:
T. L. Brnnt, College Park. Md; Geo W. L.
Cook, Lacon, ILL.,: {. 4. Uber. Virginia Reach;
Montclair. Nj; T. L. Field. Middletown. Nj.
.; 4. Loveit. Little Silver, Nj; David Baird.
Manalapan. Nj; q. +. Is. Leighton, Norfolk
Va; W Z. Jones, Lincoln. ILL.,: r. NJ. Marble.
worcester, Mass; J. L. Cutter. Riverside, Cal.
Mrs. Mary Lyman Phelps, Sanford, Fla: Her.
bert l.. Phelps J. Erastu. Lester. Provi-
dence. X l.; A. W. Slaymaker. Camden, Del.
hon. and Mrs c. NJ. Garfield. Hon G. J. Mon.
roe, Prof l.. r. TAFT, Hon. l.. ID. Watkins, 4.
1. Lyon, Michigan: y. b. lladween, Z. ". An
drews, William {. Strong. Benjamin q. Smith.
l. W. Manning. George A. Smith, Miss Annie
Smith, Henry Phelps. Massachusetts,: Edward
Wilson. Worcester. Mass; ". Is. h. johnson.
Allentown. Pa; Prof. L. V. Goff. Madison. Wis.
John Is. Whitehead. Norfolk. Va: Francis Ball
Hampstead, l.. l.; }. II. hale, South Gla.ton-
bury, Gem; IL, ), Williams. Rock Ledge Fla.
dudley W. Adams. 1angerine. Fla: W. :. Hart,
Hawks Park. Fla; II. James KNIT. Alexandria.
Va: j. L. Babcock. Norfolk. Va: 7. J. Berck.
mans. Augusta, Ga; Dr. IL. II. Cary. La
Grange, Ga; ". A. Tailor. Washing ton. II. G..
). Van Lindley, Pomona, y. C.: John :. Har-
RS, La Crescent, Mimi; ii. Z. Van Deman,
Washington, ID. {.
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SHOOTING STARS.

Ere Cupid's dart had ceased to smart
whate er she thought of doing
He sanctioned; thus she thralled his heart
With billing aud with cooling.
But since the honeymoon is DER
'Tis plain that he'd be willing
To have her COO a little more
And bring about less billing.
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County Democracy Warns Tammany.

The delegates of the County Democracy oreani-
cation to the New York convention at Saratoga
held an adjourned meeting at Cooper Union, in
New York city, last night, and adopted protest
against the action Of the state committee and
the state convention They utter q mote Of
warming that the result Of the convention
demonstrates that the democratic party Of the
state rs ''coatroued by a combination Of Tam
many Hall and q canal ring, as it was prior 70
1871, and warns democrats to remember the
result of that combination and. when the
proper time comes" TO unite with them TO
wrest the control Of the party machinery from
those who In the end can bring it only disgrscs
and defeat"
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'Yes," remarked the young man, Miss Gas
ter Is truly fortunate young woman. She was
born with a silver spoon in her mouth"
And don't you think" reioined his compasr
ion, who has been attentive to the lady, that
it must have been an ice cream spoonY"
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Ex-Congressman whitthorne Dssd.

Hon. Washington Curran whitthorne died ss
Columbia, Tenn, his home, yesterday after
noon, aged si1ty-eix. He was elected . Repre-
sentative from Tennessee 10 the Forty-second,
Forty third, Forty-fourth, Forty-dfth, Forty
sixth and Forty-seventh Congresses He took
Q seat In the United States senate in 1859, being
appointed 70 I'LL the vacancy caused ~ ths
resignation Of Hon. II. T. jackson.
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How gladly he shouts it, Umbrellas TO mend 20
Nor signs for a season more wet;
For he thinks, the rain balloons gaily ascend,
He'll be q monopolist yet
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roR SALE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

10 order to encourage improvements on our new
subdivisions. We now offer ACREAGE TRACTS, con-
tanInS SPLENDID BUILDING stills, ut LOW
IA rs and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
This property is to well known to require much
conlmenuaton from us. situated ! II x.oag aid
overiookihs the Potomac river. and commanding an
ing IT.
NC better investment be made in or about the
district either for home and speedy profits.
tpoh the completion OF the railroads Icing
sueted through this section it will be possible to
reach tue center OF tue city OF Washington any
RaIs on THIS property 10y q ten minutes rlde Q
beautiful and y ciuresQue country.
Stone tor building purposes furnished from com psnys
quarry FREE OF CHARGE
for pists. pamphlets snd full particulars apply at
coupanyhs office,
.ap-I-om l4l5 st. NV. Washington, DC.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

E1LED SEPTEMBER u, 1891, X. ]. MEIGS
e Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
J. Edwin Peck VS.. Sarah P. Peck ct al. No. 1lOa5
- Ed Doc. 2S
RATIFICATION OF SALE NISI.
Upon OF the report Of H. Bradley David
the court this 2lst day Of September, A. D. 1901
ordered that the sale reported by trustee be- and
the same IS hereby ratified and confirmed unless
cause TO the contrary be shown before the l4th
day OF october. A. ID. 1891; provided, however, Q
copy Of this notice be- published once week for three
successive weeks prior to said l4th day Of October
A. D. 1851. in The Evening Star
Atrue copy tes.-R J. MEIGs Clers
se22-iaw3w By NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk
NO 4Q5l: ADMIN DOC. 10. IN THE SUPREME
~ COUETOf THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
In the cave Of Albert F. Fox, administrator Of EN-
nett kennedy. deceased the administrator Aforesaid
has with the approval Of the appointed FRI
DAY. the 10th day of September. A. b. 1892. at IL
ociock a. NJ. tor making payment and distribution
under the courts direction and control, when and
shares Cor legacies) residue hereby notified TO
attend IN person OF BY agent or attorney duly author
ized with their claims against the estate properly
vouched otherwise the administrator will take the
benedt OF the Law against them. Provided o cony Of
thus order be published once week for three weeks In
star printed and publisbed in the city q
ED&XRDs : .SAaNAKp, Frossors.
ssR2-1sW8w
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No notes go to protest more speedily than
those of a bad singer.
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Il was pressed for time" remarked the e,an
whose watch wac stolen in a crowd.
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Capt VIM Herring, postmaster of st. Johns,
Ohio. We. fatally shot late saturday night By 3
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The man who won't talk about anything 'bus
that great base ball catch" lie the modern
plague of flies.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR Saloon FENToN ST. NE. A COMFORT
JNo 's0S ma rent cent tst nd prise &
For saloon 4TH ST; Sc, FOUR TWO;
10, ~ slIrs 6r,Sss renting for e. q each VII b sold
EoR E-NoRTHEAsT-s1OO CASH AND eos
= per month; q rooms and bath brick: almost new
very prettIy finished; convenient to three car lines
tfnliy finished 3 stores; al shove ground; rooms
IS, seiS .', 10 '1 FGEToS iEW MS Els 81. NV
FOR sAIE-CoRNER HOUSE, Mt. PLEASANT;
rooms and cellar: trst hoor FINISHED in natural
T1H fTff 'l LEWIS f f st.
For SALE BEAUTIFUL. NEW BRICK AND
rooms. bath and cellar: handsoniey and ar,issicaliy
seI9-3t' FULTON LEWIS, 1893 st. NV
L'oR sALE-PEEITY HOMES IN MT PLEASANT:
"a, Enter t, st +; Lot sa, 4 Ok e 500
s-l9-;,t' FULTON LEWIS 1893 Est. NV.
Tor sALE-SlO0 CASH. $40 PER MONTH-NEW
and U M vide ss
rented 81 rsr MONTH which paws we'll an invest
ToS bi6 81 i5 f s. GEO "oH .eisss
For sALEIsIX OF THE ROW OF EIGHT HAND
sore new houses on Mass ave bet ist and "a sts
cellar each with ric be lis an ali modern conven-
is55g Ga 4 5fa s % Inquire
L'OR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN-TO CLOSE AN
4 estate, one OF the best-cOnstructed and modern
houses IN the city located in the northwest twelve
rooms d!iu Two baths recently completed; Sl1. 800.
hESNEDY flCkLEN. 6Us 1+th st. sel1-eo3t
EOk SALE-wE ARR AU1 HOKIZED TO OFFER
Il Tor safe the RESIDENCE of gentleman leaving the
city II IS situated on Rhode Island north sdey
near Scott Circle; contains IA rooms. baths and
closets; BACK stairway, open nrepaces in all the
rooms, with handsome inanteis anu tiles rooms large;
house hanGsolnciy decorated anu papered lot "a by
$50 feet TO Iey ample room tor stable to be butt
lot Price. S23,UOU. HILL & JOHNSTON, 1908
iehn-Nl ania ave. NV. su2!eO-lm
FOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
18th 81. n. W, No. 2CC9. arse 3etory brick dwell
ing IL rooms and bath easily convertible into store;
sTEDr BKADiE55. ~ st. NV iS'000 se156s
EOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAfN-HOUSE go c
L St sc. u roo as water and nice bui dinx lot
IN rear l:FNtU lect fronting south Carolina !,
lTi,e Tor BOTH 81 ~ separate, loUse and lot
$500; lot IN rear Sl.3UO- IHuS. Il. STALL,
selU-lw 4jS lonslsnaa ave.
EOl HALE-DLSIRABLE, WEIL-BUuT NEW
houses in al. sections the north and southeast.
Prices Ranging from $500 900 and easiest If
Terms frUsi ectIve buyers will do we'll 10 be-
lore buying. No trouble 10 show properties.
GEO. Y. NORTHING1ON X BRO.
se.r2w lfj5 j ST. NV.
L'OE SALE-I7O4. l1O6 lSOS 10TH ST. n w ARE
almost finished snd are ready for inspection of par
ties who want a home: monih!y payments cssiI;
terms easy. ACLEE y GApSBI. zoos 81. a.lS-.1lt
EOR SALE-FINE NORTHWEST CORNER RESI-.
dence; lot 5OxlOO; Hrce side lawn 1908 ST. cor
ne 18th NJ. NV. Apply 10 OWNER On premises.
seq I'm
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ASSISTANT sEcRErARY wrILrT's ADDRESS OF
WELCOME AND THE RESPONSE OF HON. C. l..
wArRoUs-eErTTNa DOWN TO THE BUSINESS
OF THE CONVENTION - COMMITTEES An
NoUSeED-soME OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

t'uN sAIL-ANl on. LOWING FJE NICE
= new hons, should inspect two new houses ! srl
Nel tSit 81 rOoilS and bath the BIS; in the north
EOE SALT-A CHTNP HOME on ETH ST: 8
-, TsSI1 at. and 'n'ier f,irhsn irsFs stable
il ~ - ssi + s. n v.
t.OR sALg-I DESIRABLE CORXEI. ON sTH So.
Nv 10, ANt5 Improved r Az, sH9I ,9 zane
II sO5 - \. W
IOk sAI.s-t CsiRSfR STORE AND DWELLING
Fok sA-B-A Bl;ICk STORE AND DWELLING
1t DAviD d. STONE. sDd st, n "
FOB sALE-TEE BEsT ~ TIE CITY FOR TIE
y st. near Conn avn hritk DWELLING. 23.9zS5. a
eh9irs i@csiiOn. bargain al go ln1 A., s,o COO
~ rg } lo = front g ,e, ~. sl i6 80
~, >, ne. * I,Ey 20 tSs 81 Il iI - iiey Un
Ioan- ave-. frame. . rooms AMI bath. 10, -SAs.''
n 4 n-,- D,ipon, circle. 10 rooms. $1,000.
Al lsi>Ou,e dOaDir house NV. new s'"Ai4 he~''
near 13th new three stories. cell,r sll 90.
:, near '1fi. g roc n and bath 1s % ~ ;.i.s,
>; near ith nslry Nv IS%.i'i IA, ssi
Ks; n~sr i.iE thre. stories ana cellar, sH.Vy0
hsae r,1s,' On i:;sh =; ss. xS;,or
or',As' io"f GiVIIS D. sf0ST. S0,; st. NV
F9E sALE sEl, n9C ,s; ~ lerh i iI BIN:
ai. AL iIi y - - Il HAIRY ilSia. = l. waITiSs. A
ISOR SALE A GOOD NORTHWEST CORNER
IT brfcs house. f3fh u n. W.. WITH new brlck
s.aHlr IN re-r lot l0NllOtO q ley Only -J,JU.
1919 CHAs. A SHIELDS. HOS 81. NV.
I.OK sALL-AN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE MAR
II IOrh and VI St. l. a.. lut IuItl. for only
sS.JD0 For persons lOokinx for SAFE sCe Of prop
c~irAuls LEGATION nnden.4y Recommend
~ Genital potion % thu II u tie
city Away b. reEtel lie sold again without
loss neigh h'rEOo desirable and the 10: II the rignt
the boIs ia- eiit xooSiIed rooms besides bath
an Gel cOlfOr aUle resistance IN
every respe,t. WAkIsES CHOATE CO,
ssl1-;E 30 iith St
I,OR SAL DESIRABLE BROOM 3-SIpKN
brick hou-~vi;I back aI3 stable on - tear
d cOnveusnt 10 thTee lines .: cars. Terms.
Np4y 90 trEO. J. MCssER. cor. and lOth sts.
~. e22-eo6t-
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There Is a great deal of charity that would be
better for little more tendency to free silver
and less protection at home.
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t'pN sAIL-ANG On LOWING FJE a SICE
Il new hOusr should inspect two houses l
ore-s for sale It'll It "A. II exceptionally
vel tJt. and hath the hss; the north
east .oS 80. ~. DAVID u. STONE.
IL Nj 4 -.
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The doctrine Of ''like cures like" ID illustrated
by the fact that when people tire, the best
thing they can do is TO retire.
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"Yor used to be quite devoted to the Ameri-
can comic journals" said Binx's friend, who
had called at his apartments Now see only
London humorous publications 1t isn't Anglo
maniA hope"
mo, dear boy. Ny uncle died Last week.
I'm in mourning"
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INOK SABA CHEAP HOME ON 18TH ST. 4
n ustl ans. sIllIner kItrhen. stable
lot 6xIuO : ~. DAVID IL. STONE.
II so L y n "
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EOR SALE
NORTHWEST.


Ire abov, - Only portion ., 10 property on m
tools To- s - cal! office for bulletin issued OF
" l., ar 18th. ISL IHOS. T. HAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

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