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The southern argus., 1891-11-12

LllIle MY DOW HIIS = 10 olCh'
Isaac Oliver was in the city Sunday
Andrew Sample is the guest of John
Agar.
Gen. G.. w. Blair was in the city this
week.
We sec father Thomas on our streets
again.
Miss Anna Dubby visited friends III
Carthage yesterday.
Rev. j. w. Wilson of Lawrence is
in the city on business.
Miss Lucy Young has returned to
her home Springfield, Mo.
Chas. McNairy is expected home
this week from Omaha, Neb.
j. II. Bell went hunting Tuesday
and killed four squirrels and time.
j. G. Bailey's neat little cottage on
Holbrook street is nearly complete.
Mrs. Tevis of Uniontown is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. Cald-
well.
Waterworks are being put in on
Holbrook street, between Second and
Third.
Wesley Tarwater and family have
returned to the city after several years
absence.
Miss Fannie Moore is said to be the
most successful home agent we have
ever had.
Miss linda Oaks who, has been visit
ing at Clinton, No, returned to the
city Saturday.
Rev. B. F. Watson of Wichita lec-
tured at the A. NJ. f. church Tuesday
night on Oklahoma.
% II II; II
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Have You BEEN THERE.

II will pay you to there Run. walk ridsthere.
Pc sure and take your purse there
Nothing sold tiInethsre. Everybody treated alike
there.
They do business right or not at all there.
They refund the TOR any article as repre-
seuted up there.
They give you 100 cents for a dollar upkhere.
is the only place in the city where you furnish
shOuse complete.
They sell solid Oak sideboard sl2 20; sold else
where, els. They sell Refrizerators. o., % s:sO
Mating. l2se. 70 4sc. Extra Damssk and Linen
Chain. ~. Handsome Folding Bed. bsveI mirror
le1+u. Ss to.Siin< Beds. nice finish. 30. Fine Oak
Suites. $50 stj. SO sold elsewhere SIS, $50, 800
LsonaEds ke-rzsr4tUrs under the price. Wire Doors
~. Ui,h tsst seJ-iOetH0 hisge. Rustic Lawn
Benches. sl-JO to $40. Best Wire Cots 81. ~
sl-Se Affair Mattress. 40 pounds. g. 50 Curled
H~iE Mattress. 10 POUNDS. sl2.JO. Roli-up Steel Bed
SPRINGS. $50 AL steel Woven Wire with iio coil
springs. book fold. sd.O Initi. lumber. beautifuI
engraved wreath. lOc. Clear Tumblers for lie. &C.
AOOpd Hammock, soc.. ssc and 81. -. Baby Car
raes. fully upholstered, niekIe trimmings and para
81 81 - to a.. The Largest SIZE Cedar Tubs 81
Spisce Tea sets, e. IS TO $40. lOU-piece Dinner Set
q u 10 ssO Everything the house AT one place
S-sInsInOer the name and place.
ii. c. 6RASTY,
DOUBLE STORES.
1910 srd 1872 7th at n VI. BET. p and O.
Our only terms cheap tor cash
Don't doubt till you try. myo7
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He Stole the Fowls From the Hennery in the
Congressional Cemetery.

He Stole the Fowls From the Hennery in the
Congressional Cemetery.
Saturday morning about 4:3O o'clock as Police
man Stahi passing the house of Charles
H. Smith, on 18th street east, not
far from the Jail, he smellee smoke
that indicated the burning Of feathers and
saw Smith standing near his front door.
Good morning." said Smith. The officer
asked what he was doing out that early in the
morning, and his reply was. Use going to
work"
just then Smith went into the house and the
officer following the odor found chicken feath-
ers scattered all about the floor. Smith went
upstairs and the officer followed on, placing
him under arrest.
Il took de chickens" said Smith before the
officer had made any charge against him.
The feathers On the floor and in the stove
was good corroborative proof and Charlie
was soon placed behind the bars The
officer returned to the. house and
there he found eight large fat chickens
that had been beheaded and dressed ready for
market
Officer stahl then went out to learn from
where the chickens had been stolen and he
learned that the hen house of Mr.. Charles W.
D Neiii had been broken open and robbed.
The prisoner had no fears Of a graveyard
after dark, for the hen house II on the grounds
Of the Congressional cemetery, OF which Mr..
O'Neill IL superintendent.
When the case was taken to the Police Court
a charge Of petty larceny instead Of housebreak-
ing was preferred against Smith and he admit
ted his guilt
What do you do for q living?'' the Judge
inquired.
Elm huckster. was his response.
"You sell, but don't buy" remarked judge
Miller. ..You ought to be in the harvest field. v
continued the judge. when do you expect 10
stop this business
Il won't trouble you any more" answered
the prisoner.
Not foe six months, at any rate" said the
judge. That 10 all the time can give YOU
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Nsws From Alaska.

Captain Shepard, chief of the revenue marine
division of the Treasury Department, has re-
ceived letter from Lieut.. A. ]. Henderson.
attached to the revenue steamer Bear, explaining
his detention at Juneau, Alaska, as a witness in
murder case and saying that he expects to be
in San Francisco on the 2lst instant He says
that Lieut. Schwatka and DR.. Hayes Of WASH
inston. d. c., left Juneau May 26 on an ex-
ploring expedition into the interior. II IL
their Intention 10 ascend the Tskon river
and then make portages across TO the
lakes. thsace proceeding TO the head waters of
the Yukon and BY portages TO Copper river.
whence they viii make their way to the Pa
or four months and expect to meet
the Corvin some where in the north Pacific
this summer. Lieut. Henderson says the season
il very backward, the snow being stin on the
mountains and the miners not able to begin
operations. This letter was mailed at Juneau
ON the LIST instant and reached Washington on
the 18th. which ID regarded - great perform
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The "SPRrxs- CURRycoup

A comb TIA; combines the strength Of metz. with tn.
e4ast:rtty OF a brush The hexIbiify OF the loops
t..sss Tins comb wonderful device. INV
POlNlS- IL - soft As brush !" becAu,e the Ioops
give ana enable Tho eonoihS surlace down into
The hOO~s and snip over the eley4 fions the great
comfort q the animal and the II the
lcsteT 1t - Perfect self cleaner and 1.-The hsxf
sbedder knO~n bscause u - spring and the vibra
l " te SOl-s reS.ly IIees THEM from all DIRT and
combs. because II Ia. :s50 teeth itch do not trark
sIld bscause does not sr4ts silly the sur
fsce but accommodates Itself 10 any and all parts Of
horse, rOu his ears 70 his heels III is very strong
and well made comb. since the coil N made of very
toah spflnx steel. snd the shank Is mAlIsabls
and all parts rvered together 'slts teeth do not
berc out VI SHAPE from rough USAGE because of IFS
circular form. and bscause Is elastic The la Il il
a. e1ceDens sweat scraper" IL, reason. ars an
parent intOrs BY experts and the trade every WI
Gan % had y hardware. harness iced and srocerY
Sores. a DEfl 4 \ SON. fIOur and Feed Dea err
Sole AGENTS. sis and S,u A. .~. myli-,m
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THE PEOPLES PARTY,
Action OF the Executive Committee-Fusion
IL Opposed.

Action OF the Executive Committee-Fusion
IL Opposed.
The executive committee Of the people s
party completed their labors in St. Louis on
Saturday.
The secretary was instructed to establish a
literary bureau to furnish items of interest to
the reform press, which now numbers between
600 and 700 papers. A weekly letter is to be
prepared and published by those papers.
A medal was ordered TO be struck commem-
orative Of the partys convention at Cinciu-
natl on May 10. The medal is to be made of
aluminium and Is to be distributed to the diff
ferent alliances to be sold the proceeds Of
which is to be devoted to campaign purposes
next year.
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
constitution was adopted fer peoples party
clubs. These organizations are to be formed
in wards, townships and counties all to be
under the supervision Of q central club in each
county. The committee instructed the chair
man and secretary to prepare an address to the
people Of the United States, after which the
following resolutions were adopted:
''Hesolved, That in states where there 10 no
Independent political organization the members
shall, when they organize the several counties
Of the state by the appointment Of county
committees as provided FOR in a resolution OF
this committee on May q, 1891, have the right
to add to their number any such additional
members as they may name, who shall, with
them, constitute I'm executive committee OF the
peoples party, with full power to elect their
own officers"
The above resolution was prepared by Ig-
natius Donnelly.
OPPOSED TO FUSION.
The following resolution Is the most inn
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acknowledgements.
LfPs's COCOA
BkEAKFAsT.

by thorough osledse Of the nAtura Al In 90 which
govern the operations VI di and rurrfion and
BY careful sppeatOn o! the me prUp~rtie, OF we'll
selseted Cocoa. M EpIs las provided bresk fast
tables with celiCstely favored leverage which NAV
save Us many heavy doctors bills IL By the Judi
such ARTICLES Of diet thai a yursffsf,t,on
nay oe gradually built up until stIons enough
sist every t<n1sncy 10 disease hundreds subtle
nAladies floating around ready attack where
ever there is xsAk point. We may escape uaaIy a
i.sl shaft by keeping ourselves well fortne with
Iure blood and pfOperly nOurished frame. 49, md
S<getes GdzeftS.
Made simply With boiins water or milk sold only
N half POUND tins b. xroesrs. labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. Aomsopsthis Chemists,
felsk.m.tu London, EuxfsnL
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The special value Of The EVENING STAR
to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown
away after once being read, but passes through
half dozen pairs Of hands at least before
being tossed aside. This is TIE airantdss pre-
sented by family ne,rspdper.
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"Myssssious Disappssrsnes" Explained.
MrA C. R. Jaynes, who mystsriously dis
appeared in St Louis on Thursday, has
been found. After doing some shopping the
day of her disappsarance abe Was taken sud-
denly III and wont to the Southern Hotel, whers
~ vus discovered
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A URoRA HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VIRGINIA
"A select HEALTH RESORT ON top Of the Ale
ghsnies-open June to a limited number Large
rooms. good table bowling alley grounds and
livery. Fishing and shooting in season. Reasonable
rates. Circulsrs at star Office J. II. sHAFFEK,
proprietor. mys,-3ln
MOUNTAIN yILw HOUSE, AURORA W. VA
l now open; elevation J. O00 Ieet delight
:ul scenery, good toard. roots. iruit tennis
bowling, arivnx and Saddle horses Address JOHN
A. LANTZ. roprietor. Iea-lms
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The New Haven Steam Heating Company has
bilitiss, ~, 900; assets, e7O,00o.
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Ol.omargarlas Dsalsrs Ia.lsct.d.

The United States grand jury in st. Louis
has returned indictments against sixty-nine
retail dealers In oleomargarine for violation Of
section 6. sct August 2, 1856, in selling oleo-
margarine In unstamped packages.
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DAVE Our
ILLIAMs' sARsAPARILLA.

All impurities Of the BLOOD. Stir up the
liver. build up the system. regulate the bowels
Aiaa D VI tho kicneys,n . healthy eonslition with
WILLIAMS sARsAPaRIILA.
rn suaranteet 20 cure all Blood and SKIN Dis
ssses. RHEUMATfsM. Rheumatic Pains and
hnAks Healthy Constitution or the nonsy WI
lie sAsert4lly refunded
lOo DOSES. 20 cENTa
?. q. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
prnS<s,s. undsr Masonic Temple.
Min. v.s-3m
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RAILROADS..
RieHNosg an z 6a ~ ~, ElELsoND 60;

icHMos2 - aSp q Pa ... 5s. ElS.oAD co
ser SAITH. wsshinat s 3. f'na.''An'. hs''-ar
lions Conn. = : o.lVsrsoR Tor warrsnion ssa fsa
asiser h,,s sulphur siTinss oonnsstssi Lynehbur<
ssle., syths,i.... Bristol. Knoxville. clsii.aoess
!, N iss .p..g .er M.a..-... w.rr-u,oa .sa
or s,san,sn ssa i VIII sSSsr s sR ,s ss1 -
NSrh o.Tsns ps.n sssSs .s ana .s.gs q
srn NORTH csrOitna DIVISION CaAf,tts all .l.tious
chari.tts Disisisa 20 xIl.ai.. shsTs anssa. sns
made an linton station iot all priniTsl south
iniinlan buffet sl.eT-r. Ner lors and w..hins,ss
10 -. ~ sisL rnil,l.s siselS< Atlanta
Ah sisel.er % Memphis Via birnin. ham unises
% an. Sis nS:or s Win IS sn: s Ne 90
Knoxville VIA A.h'ile and hot sprinss-
strasar ana S ~. .si as si' sunday To-
y M e,c-It SUNDAY. for wsrsuton nd
" II sSg " =, S11SsssasSSsiies AND SOUTH.
cent Train Of pullman vcs,ibaie6 rsse.s. ,on..s,ns
smaeinsl 9inr n@S'n binn.; sls.pins md buffet
an must M.snlhcent and LuRurious Design. built
al. tram ~ eoansioS ui, arr ft,s e.ra %
eslins - over and shove usual Pullman chsrrs 70
aaj nsllns Immediate Sonnsion. rS fs ,siS Sr.,aS
Meridian New orisAn. sSS v.s ssa 'Ss is, 4S.iss
1850 y. m Daily. Southern Enpr.-. for Lunch.
burg, DInyiile Grevnshoro kalslsh, SALISBURY sad
sN~toh. WESTERN NNrih carolina plNisiou.
st.tlon- Atlanta and ch.ri Division 80 Atlanta.
Nnrre conneciiQn ts made In Union Station for ~
lork TO Atlanta
Pullman buffet sleeper. New Yort 20 kuo,ytn. vi.
ayny,h1aTs DsnNllle. Salisbury sud Western NORTH
laallrsn BUFFET sleey-r. Washington TO New or,...,
Via Mihhta, Mgntgolnery And Nolile.
HANSON NAshI>G1uN ANpOHIO DIVISION
lesNe Washington " daily. a - a. m daily snd
- M. except sunday keturnins, striVes Al Nsxh-
lns rsb = IA. ana D - D. IA. DAILY. and .s3 M.
- Ihroush trains from tho south Via Charlotte. ana
DAhNnie arrive IN washington - n IA Ia - a IN
.Ld ~ M. and IRON GaarlottssNllle srrr1-
'on ~ 10 a m. strAsOurg local at 10 a. m
Iehets, sleeping Car reservation ana Information
slNann ave and - Passenger statiou l.tlp.yixsn,s
halIfosd, OH aud sts-. Washington. n. 4.
eo JAs. l. TAILOR. General Pass Aseal
{ ,HEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule ia effect May ~, 1901
N - Leave nion Depot. dth aud str,s,,
4Oao an. Tor Newport News. Uld Pout totnf,r+ "a
Noriolk daily. Arrive 81 Old PonIt at q "a n M
aud Norfolk At 50 pm. pm
2pn cinclnnst Eapress daily for station. An VIZ.
e1nia, West Ntrlrinia Kentucky aud q nrnp.a
Ne-tibuie Sleeiers aud entire tram run thr,,n.h
without change 10 arm. M. ~ 81 /. -
Dining car 10 Clifton Forge. SERVING lunch and
II .lOpm m. r. y. V. y-stfbule Limited daily sa,i.
change 10 Cincinnati. Ae~tibule SlssI~r for 49,
lnston and Louisville Pullman l.r .,a..t, a.,
teceiSs passengers at y p. ma.
onhces. OILS and ls2l fslls1 wanna avenue
-,o H. W. FULLER
my - cenefal PASSENGER AGENT
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Trying To End Legislative Deadlock
The conference con,mittss of the two houses
of the Michigan legislature has reported
substitute for the congressional respportion-
ment bill, over which deadlock has existed
for the past week. IL IL similar in every re-
spect to the bill which recently passed the
house nave ~ to this second and sixth districts.
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MISCExLANEOUa.

NfooRK.s. aorRL. AND SUMNER nEsORr,
aS. rs sss -: Sss g. :sa,.s
ise Re1f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-15

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA
~ This famous mountain resort. with q well-estso
ifshed reputation OF century will open the re-
esption OF quests June situated Immediately on the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway with its spended YES
THULE TRAINS both east and west, therefore
readily accessible from all points the country For
PAMPHLETS. with full Information call on your
ticket agent or address b. l.. EAKLE
myl6-lm superintendent
"a HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA
w For rent, fur, Greyclif House, owned by Mr.
George Grant. miles from Grand Central Kotei cor
tains IL rooms besides bath room garden (plantedl
Ice. ample stable accommodation occup.d last season
BY Mr. NJ: 4. Ingalls,. president of Z. and o. r X.
W. va. ie1.i-,t
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IT COMMENCED IN SMALL WAY, But Has PRO-
CREASED RAPIDLY DURING THE PAST FIVE
YEARs-THE MANY BRANCHES OF INDUSTRY
THAT ARE COVERED BY fNsTRUcrIoN-THE Ex-
HIBfTIoN TOMORROW.
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=. .. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,

SToRAeE Al 40. go PESN- AVE TX SEPARATE
los ksd spartxnents for houssAold md 0ehss gooh
ssss@ xbwARp co1sxrr.
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How 1t IL Being Conducted I'm the Public
schools.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

EOHorI AND The HoLf LAND
Program of CAFES (of London SELECT EXCrR-
SloNs now ready Conducted parties leaving weekly.
Ocean tickets sold by AL lines. ". r. VAN MICKLE
bradbury Palace Of Music, l.l penna. ave. tel2 In
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PROFESSIONAL


M MI EApHA1. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
VA Noyapt snd asirologlst. the seventh horn
with caul. has wonderful heailhE power Gives namss
and lucky dates DON'T iaI ~ tins lady. Room 10,
SlO 81. n. ,eS-i2t.
pRoE CLAY Is The OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising clairyoy ant astrologer and medium in
this city. Has wonderful, prophetic snft OF second
sg.st. keSea,s hidden mysteries, recoyers lost or
s'oen property. brings separated together. causes
specify MARRIAGES gives sucress in business.
family trout evil influences. STRANGERS from other
cities and all In trouble Will lime and money by
coming TO she right at once he succeeds where
Others have failed Convnces most sEeptical and ad
Nertlses only what lac dc. AL business connlen
tial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sttings, JOc Hours
TO g. Open Sundays. Residence 40 81. .tween
~ and oth SITS southwest. my.30-lst'
NINE. FRANCIS. CARD AND TRANCE MEDIUM
.n Line gwen from cradle To grave; opea Sunday
si3 North Saroiiha ave Sc myl32Sts
M MI. BkookE TELLS ALL THE EVENT, OF
W LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gem
tlenen 80 cents each. Hours: Gam. . pm. 20
l. ST.. bet. lst and North Capitol ". spiI.iOw.
Nj Me. DREAMER WILL LEAVE THE CITY
NJ July 3 tor the eGsbore VIII return September
L. Patrons please take notice.
myl4-lm lJ0s 18th st. NV.
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BICYCLES.
SAFETY BICYCLLs, cUsHIoNID TIis. NYw
har M .ps bLsI ENGLISH IMPoRThp Great
ieie. Inn. eOi 9Th 1t. w. corner Mass ave.
SMALL-slzED sAfETIEs CHAP
Advance, A" 24-inch wheels. sss.
S1D
~ 40
Frame OF steel tubing strongly brared; t.nerp,
spoked wheels; bail bearings 20 cranks pedals and
both wheels.
6oRMuLLY JEFFERy MIG. CO,
L. b. GRAVES. MANAGER. IJellI 1875 l4th ct n. w.
CAPITAL. DART.
PSYCHE. TOURIST. REDWOOD. PEERLESS. ETC.
PNEUMATIC AND CUSHION TIRES.
SMITH WHEEL MFG. CO.. 1921 ST. NV.
wHEELERIEs AND CYCLING RINK.
my92m gslBsr. NV.
HE 1871 COLUMBIA SAFETY BIcYCLk
Has arrived
Its beauty and pu;s all others to sleep
Call and See at
eEo. s. ATwATER L CO..
a3 l424-2e Penn ave.
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Butter. BUTTER BUTTER
Fancy Creamery Butter 25c
SJsrs Crosse Black wells Assorted jam, W.
y. A POOLE.
THE CASH GROCER
eIH-om ga Louisiana ave. NV
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ID OCK ENON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
~ In the great North mountains only w ours from
Washington. Hotel and cottages accommodates :k1O.
cool resort. Doubtful table. Three remarkable
nedclna SPRINGS Fine mineral baths and swimming
pool Livery. bowling alleys. tennis lawn and els-
xant ball room ENLARGED this year. Season opens June
- beautiful new descriptive pamp o1hce.
For terms and iuii Information apply at office Of
A. S. PRATT SONS
my21-3m Sun building, 1915 st.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS sHENAN
" doah County, Va, T. Tenney CO., lessees and
proprietoIs bear waliow, Healing Arsenic. Sui
phur and Iron springs" Bowling alley, shooting
splendid rides and drives Largest swimming pool in
virginia. Hot and cold baths. The three hotels are
supplied with water from the mountain seven cot
taxes Accommodations for LOCO Altitude =, 800
feet above level cool and dry sanitation perfect
No mosqultos. DR.. Z. W. Chancellor OF Baltimore
and DR. I. Chamberlain Of washn will in at
tendance. Prof Shroeders brass and string band will
furnish music. Address Il. TENNEN 4 co. National
Orkney Springs. ap:,.1-Ln
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CT. CHARLES,
y ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Ocean and Delaware ave. Opens June u.
iel5-2u - JONAH MOUITON, JR.
THE ALDINE. ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., PACIFIC
i Ohio ave. ENLARGED and improved Terms
$l 50 TO 81 30 per day No finer house the Island
at these rates. send tor pamphlet. II. D. EASTMAN.
apS-:}mo
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NEWPORT, R. 1.-PRlvATE BOARDING HOUSE;
no9ern inIg;i best location; terms moderate.
Address MIS- MITCHELL. II Francis ST.. Newport.
n l. Tell Or
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Now oPEN-THE BEDFORD ALUM. IRON AND
Iodne sprusS OF y,rsinia-and rrceiying visitors
tns state showing record Of testimonials aud certt-
ca.es 81 cures tor the past forty years unsurpassed by
any otner mineral water I'm this country. Accomno-
HsuonS nrst-ciAsS. Terms reasonable. PATRONAGE
Hi.eo. Desrptse Pamphlets mailed applic alton
AAaar s neuord springs f.o.. Va J. r. MABkS.
1NHE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Berkeley Sprln1s. W. Va.
oppoue the eelsbrateo baths and grounds 10
electric bells throughout the house. Terms moderate
for further Information address CHARLES r. JACK,
OMner and froprtetor Berkeley sprnss W Va ie4 l0t'
EOk RENT-FUKN1sHED COTTAGE AT BERKE-
ieS spIinss. W. Va Apply To 1877 Jefferson place.
Eok RENT A VERY DEsiRABLY LOCATED
tel-1m 1850 "a
CtAPoN SPRINGS AND RATHS
~ HAM SHIRE COUNTY " VA
l.U miles IRON Baltimore. rs IRON Washington
Win IT'S superior mineral waters, superb surnmer
cninate IN beautiful inountain region Dust the
spof 10 lay ife,s weary burdens down and have A
lovely suniiner bone. For medical and other testi-
mony end for pamphlet. ": II. sALE. Proprietor.
~. MAchALL Agent. COS lith ct. n. W.. Washing
eon ~. mylO I'm
(,ARkoLL SPRINGS SANITARIUM.
~ HOMEOPATHIC AND HNGIEN1C INsTITU-
Designed for residents Washington seeking health
resort within distance OF their homes Forfurther
particulars address Dr. u. H. kIeHT ores /, en Nd
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