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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06
Health is Wealth /!

DIR. f. {. VESTS Nerve and Brain
Treatment, a guaranteed specific for Hys-
Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous ProStratiOn
caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco,
Waketullness, Mental Depression, Soften
ing of the brain resulting In insanity and
leading to misery, decay and death, pre-
mature old age, barrenness, loss of power
eau sed by over-eXertion of the brain. Each
box contains one months treatment, Sl.U
n box or six boxes for $500, sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order Ie-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied
with $500, we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to refund the Nancy II
the treatment does not effect cure Guar
antees issued only by Geo. h. Good, Drug
glst, Sole agent, 500 Com. St, salem, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

UNILMON FORD, attorney at law, Salem,
Oregon. Office upstairs in Patton's
block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

b. +. BONHAM. B. n. HAYDEN.
W. II. HOLMES.
DoHHAM, HOLMES 4 HAY DIN, Attor-
ID neys at law. Office In Bush's block,
Between State and Court, on ComnSt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

DRAFT a HUNT, attorneys at law, Salem
/ Oregon. Office over Capital National
Bank, Commercial street. Money 10 loan
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

John O'SHEA, Attorney at law. Room
- over Capital National bank. Collec'
tionsa speciality. Correspondence solicited.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

~ no, hoENE-Barber and Hair,dress
". Ing parlors, kinest baths in the city d.
~ ~Commercial street, salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

Above trains stop eniy al following sta
tions north of Roseburg, East Portland
Oregon City, WOODBURY., salem, Albany
Tangent. Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg
junction City, Irving and Eugene.
RosEBURG MALL DAILY,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

MN, n. pUNNlNGruN, Proprletor WIN.
w annette Barber shop under MILAN.
ette hotel. ooly tiFst class wOrkmeh EN-
ployed,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06
WRAPPED READY TO MAIL.
ONETS1NGBETTEH

There is only thing that is better to send yOu1
friends in the East than New Years JOURNAL and
or at least six months 1t will give them good eveyd
about our State and immediate community
Until February lst subscriptions will be received at
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

nR T; c. SAITH, Dentist, " state street.
~ salem, Or, Finished dental opera,
lions ofevery description. Painless Opera.
lions a speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

II h. sOUTHwICK. Contractor and
~. buuder Well prepared 70 do IN
kinds OF building and guarantee satisfca.
""h' t-2l-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06
BUBINEsS CARDS.

Mrs, r. g. ROMEO, barber and hair.
vi dresser. Shampooing ladies' and
chlldrchs hair "A speciality. she will be
pleased 10 see all her old customers at her
shop opposite the Opera House.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-28
Noticias de la IsIa
Nos escrfben de Aguadilla:

Nos. .escriben dc Aguadilla:
"En nueStra menOs competence perO sim
cera opinion, es La I9ategfjdGd NGcjOa5oE el
periodicO que con mayor acierto hR tratado el
mas que importanto, impOrtsntisimo asuntO
debatido hoy % esta prOvinCia, con nOtiyo de
hallarse vacante la Inspection de EsCuelas del
Distrito Sur. as@ :.t....
Pero no parece que la digna 8 ilustrada
publication este tar. .acertada como On los de.
mas puRtoS de suS rgumentacionOS, en 81 que
SO retoro la indication, por la prOnsa, dc los
senOres Profesores T. quieneS SO cOnsidera dig
nos de 0btener en- prOpiedad el deSempeno del
delicado cargo de Inspector; pues este dc min
guna manera debe suponerSe tt9eN imposition,
nj afeCta en- 10 mas ninim0 "a corTecci6w de t0S
prOCedim6esatoS de at1s gobereGslte, nj menoS
puede TeVet0f. triSte idea de Ia mission de EG
pFe99SN. s z e -
f1s por el cOntrariO, i'm bien immense 81
que resultar debo en- tedOS lOa cases, 81 la Su-
peroridad que ha.de prOveer proponer los
destinCs. COnOce bi0u las condolences Y OirounS
tancias dc TODOS los aspirantes. La prensa de-
be ilustrRr tOdaS las cuestiOneS para que los gO-
biernOS, a les cualeS eS impossible cOnOCer el pOr-
menor do los paticu cularisimOS m6ritOs de cadG unO
do sus sefvidores, tenganla possible sOguridad
del mejor 6Xito on las eonSecuOnciaS de Sus fa-
Hos detinitiYos: PerO Ia prOnsa al citar nombreS
propiOs, dobe hacerlO cOp unprecedented y JUS
ticia, On eE circulo precisamonte de los pre-
ceptos Iegales. sobre 81 asunto de Ia contro-
versia: esto aparte de las posibilidades que
poseen los GObiernOs para pcnetrarse de 10
lealtad = veracidad de las respectivas reoOmen-
d0ciOnes ~ - s: -
Muy conveniente seria, puss, que On 81 Ca
so .preSente, J TeSpeto de cRda un0 de lie &C.
nores aspirantes la Inspection, Sc hici6sen
las favOrables manitestaciones que tuViopa me-
reOidoS, por parte de los amantes dc la pI+
blca instruction quo SO sientan anheIosos Sl
r0ismo tempo del. pFOgFeso gerdddsrO en- eata
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-28
Noticias de Ia Capital


Sc acerca ol tempe Dc Ia soca; Ol tempo
On que tanto 90 sufrO pOr la eareneis dc aqua
!, On esta ciudad que triste ss deCirlOJ NO cqenta
con el acueductO que taptO nOcelsta. 4. Detras
del teatro exiSte, sin pnerta,r suCio, .abandOna-
do el posO conoCidO con 81 nembEq. de la Cali
ma, que produce una e1a0lente aqua de manan-
tlal, y convendria que nuestRo alealde que tan
to Sc interesa por 81 biep= de sus administrators,
tomase alguna disposition tandonto g. que: SO
livnpiase : cOnsOrVase el FeteridO posO, ,en be-
nodciO dc les vociuos del barrio do Ceuha.
Dlcennos que por il ealO de Tetuan 50
oxibo tOdas las nOches, Un muchach6n de an
SecedOntos POGO accommodates, vestido dc
muier FL tel sujetO biOn CoRoOldO dc la poll
Cia, diconuos que Ofendo & l8. moral p0blica
con 10 cOnduCta impossible do doseribEfr que
ObServa.
ooo ~. 7
DicenoS quien puede SaborlO, 10 Siguiente:
Aprop6aito del suslto qUs Gyer pdbiicallOs
Dor manifestation al 81. Palou se nos hRcesOh.
sorvar que eS incxactO que la AlcQldEG hays
arTsndado el teatr0 dc eSta Capital, ppos 10 Ina
hechO 81 AyWntGniettO que % el prOpiataris
del edincio, por medic de su representante q
cOncejal dipntado dol T9mO. u petsOna Qul
daaom1RaGa la 4AtcaEGG I'M tSaBe a imtaEveR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-28

y
derechos, q se le puaaell mermar sus sntradas
impidiendo que los due no alcancen para loca-
lidades permanOzcan de pie en- las galerias Z
Et1tendemOs que lagOrden del Sr. Gobernad or
ha sdO NAL interpretada. Debe impedirse1
que los espectadores. que no tienen aSientOs,
molesten los que 10 tienen pero no impe-
dir que los pobres yayan al teatr0, que la
compania tenga que disolverse. ;.
-z4< Nos verenos privados de la troupe del Sr.
PalOu? 5Tendran que cerrarse LAS puertas
del teatro para dejar sin pan infnidad de
sactores actrices?
. ), :.~.: 90 .: .....#~1
Nos escriben de CangrejOsa - ~:
Aquf en- Santurce anda muy nal la cues.
tiOn carne. MnOhas peEsonas SO quejan de,
q pOca cantldad que Sc POne al expendio, pueS
Casi Slempre, o*mejor d!ch0 nunca, Sc encuen-.
ira carfle 4 las nueVe dc liz mafana resultan-
do que muchOs pobres SO ven Obligados
privarSe' dc tan necesario alimento. =
Els censu1able que no haya on los puestoB
el repeso, como en- Ia Capital, para repeSar Ia
carner pQes los expenditures .dicen dansdOs
o fresceHtOS gramOs de-nenOS en- cadaa kilO !;
Y cuandO SO les deVuelve pOr no eStar complies
ia, dicen que ell maIfaadero ha eojdo 10 que
falta.
+ - Aquia uiapaganos 10: carne Sfnas cara que en-
ninguna parte: 81 kilo esta hoy 4 80 centavos
y con 10 que falta cada kilo, Y nos rs POGO,
NOS sale 'attos: feales 5ni-mas nj :menoS E pan
y
y Inuy expuestos con las patas de
tos cabailos 8 las ruedas tIe.los coches." =
-, a. '%-. 80 ..
Manana a las diez tendra lugar la suoasta
del, servicio de comunjcaciones maritimas.
I :"Ha sido nombrado Inspector de yigilancia
de estas Capital 81 sr. don Manuel Alttea Be-
renguer = ..<s:
= 90 ,-".@
- " La empresa PalOu lla lecinidO hoy TN Ca
b1egEama de Venezuela. ofreci6ndOle una gran
SubyenciQn para que la companfa pase q ira
bdjaT al teatro de Caracas. NuestrO amigo ell
Sr. Perez Muny ha salido para Ponce, con ell fin
de tOmar ALI el vapor Esp0VG que 10 conducira
a Venezuela. DeSeamosle buen viaje.
-. ~: s: /. -
L POI deGreto dc fecha de- hoy SO ha dis
puestO por 81 Excino ST.. GobernadOr General
qaela asistencia m6dica a los guardias de Orden
P6blicO sea gratuita.
:s%% ':$:r' ~
Segun carta que hemos visto, techada en-
Madrid 81 del actual, Sc encuentra compile
tamente. .reStablecido de la grave enferme0ad
que sufrie 81 distinguido puertorriqueno D.
Felix Alfonzo. Placenos dar tan grata noticia,
f. Ha sido nombrado Secretario del Gobierno
EMilitar nuestro Qnerido amigo el Sr. 7. %C Co
mandante deIBatallon Cazadores dc Cadiz don
Juan .Me6ndaN sen perfnuta con ell de su cla-
Sc don R0sdGdOS CifredO Munoz amigo nuestro
tambien.
Pages para la pr6xima semanas j
....,.< -, SOgteo IA CatD6rl.2 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-28

ION pn est0 nj en- ningun otTo conArato do
saFrsnfaknielt venta yFc0nnpfa, que 81 smitir
'sa VOTE cunlu pres.dente de k corporaci6n
scdando on cha. Sc diAcafe&y pfosidir Is jnntG
de subaStas cuando Sc hacen por este medic.
Eli III contrato tornado por el. Sr. P6rOz
Nuny cou ei AyuntaniientO hay pTecisam0ntO
una clallsuia (12) que dice claramente que eI
seatro cSta sujeto la legislasi6n general J las
ordenanzas municipales no puedS m6nos de-
scr asf, pnesto que on re codtrato entire el pro-.
~pietario y arrendatario no pueden ihtroduciVse
o1zasuas que o6gusn F9SSga PsFson& a
des, pues tales cla1sulas serian coTnpletanen-
te inntiieS. <.>' 5'.=-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-28

Meta: .Termfnando con la factura mum.
1853 el pago del cupon 27, los vaEores que han
dejado de haOerse electives, SO declaran atra-
sados, y SO pagaran ell dia que al eieeto Sc Sc
.nalan para los'de su Clase.
- y ~ .~..., 90 II. r"
~ No he1os bebido nunca mejor Brandy
que e1'del FRAILE CARAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-28

q SG1A1 A1N' & sGl@E@.N",
.: FL domingo las : : % su .pnahana. tondrA
lugar Ell Ia CaDilla do Ii " O. +. Franciscaua,
una misa cantada en honor DEL a~Santo Girls
t0 del Buen Viaje como termination del no.
yenariO 'iiIe todaS las Inallanas 80 vicne ces
iebrand". ~
.s:.. Reunltos ia On. ia Admin infatracei0n Central
lagnayorsparte: :ae los datos para Id Tedacc6n
heeia EStadistca general del ComeFCio exterior
2le eSta sFEEOyinGa correspondence az eiercicio
!. .lyvtlailn0s pSsadoy<os ha manfestado el Official
encargatln do saipho tr&bajo que muy zpr0nto Sc
dara 4 IL inprenta para su publication.
..>.- u - 49, '-.->' -
Con motive de ser hoy,al. ,46o auiversario
de, la indepeudeucia de Sto. Domingo. tuvimos
vi rusto de hacer ina vista anuestEp amigo Ell
Sr. Tufun, Consul de aquOlla republic do
ser 4,bseQuiadoS poF 81 con una copa de- cham :,
pana Nay-Agradecidos. al Sr. .Turull II .<.,51 NJ
:. -. -. &s2 j. ~.
Atoei2e ae~euR1eRtaba mucho en- ol featro,
el i,ardo del Sr. Aealde prOhibiendO.poE orden
SuDerior la perInahencia de ~c0ncuTentes en-
las gaerias del teatrO, stepdO los mas de
los concentrates desfavOrables 4, la medida
SuponemOs que Ia autor.dad habra tsnidO
oueias al tOmar tai Hedida, quejas que pue
den ser iusGas 5 cxagerad&a. NOsOtrOS no Sa
4bemosd de ningan>espectadO de galerta que SO
haya OpueStO Il que !OS que Ocppan palcoS cle-
rrer 4 abran sus puertas, PerO eStudiandO
las cosas hajo. otro punto de ..vistas thay de-
recho para impedir IN espeetador ~aI que
sea nsstcho para gallinoro, no pueda comprar
Nanetas 6palcoS, S,-que despues de pagar su di-
nero permanezca, sin molestar a-nadie, en- las
palerias 4 los que teniendo asiontos COM
prados, sc eangen dc eBtar en- ellos, tse les
piede ifnDadir QAe Voan la fNh0i6n de pie,
| dOpEe MS ileriudtdnen tSrGero tA la CON-
rama Blene tntOresOs sreados, Y cs11ptopni-
! aoA sfentorios, 'pagando eeno' paga aGs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

HK CHATS PLEASANTLY WITH A srAR RxroRrEn-
WILL BRING MS FAMILY HERE, But Has no
DESIRE TO FSrrR THE SOCIAL swu-TuR
COUNT OF TIE CASH.
Treasurer Nebeker. although he has taken the
oath and the Office and 10 signing his name 10
checks and drafts is not in harness yet Of
course, to the extent Of formulating new poll
cies or remodeling the old ones connected with
the disbursement Of the public funds. srAR
reporter had pleasant chat with him this
morning and found him 10 be Q valuable scqui-
sition to the official circle Of Warrington
DESCRIPTION or THE NEW TREASURER.
He is man Of medium height, with . smooth
shaver. agreeable face, his hair somewhat gray,
and his step 9 little less sprightly, perhapa,
than IL was thirty years ago. He talks quietly
and with neither embarrassment nor brusque-
ness, but with q soft, easy grace and ready
vocabulary that bespeak the gentleman and the
business man combined.
He said that he always glad 10 meet
newspaper men, for IL had been his experience
that they never willingly bored . busy man.
They always seemed 10 be too busy themselves
for that. He was sorry that he had no news,
but then he had not been in his new seat long
enough to get accustomed TO its anglea He
was signing what his valuable assistant Mr..
Wheipiey, said he ought to sign, for he bad
ieitn III MI. Nneipley olscreuon ana expert
ence.
WILL GET HOUSE HIRE.
He went on TO explain that he hopes to get .
house in Washington before the summer gets
here and to establish his family in it, He has
a wife and two children and be IL sure that
they will be willing TO come before the hot
weather sets In and to go away somewhere for
the summer. He has a large establishment In
Covington, which he will transfer TO this city
soon as he selects an abode. The arrival Of the
Nebeker family need make no difference TO any
one at all, for they will not Join the procession,
the treasurer remarked. He has always lived
very quietly and he does not intend now,
at this period in his life. TO al
ter his circumstances. He has seen
enough OF men and the ways Of the world 20 be
satisfied with watching the social struggle from
one side, and he feels sure that no one will miss
him CT his family. At least that 10 the way he
talked this mo ming.
THE COUNT OF THE CASH.
The count of cash has begun and will prob
ably continue for at least two months. The re-
serve fund is now being attacked and il will bs
some time before il is all counted. Treasurer
Huston will be on hand to sign q paper trans
ferrlng the government millions TO his success
sor just as soon as they are counted, but in the
meantime he has gone south.
The new treasurer tried his hand ct signing
away Uncle Sans funds for the first time yes
terday, experimenting a draft for the Pres
iGent salary for the third quarter Of the fiscal
year. 1t amounted to sl2,5 500 and gave him
courage to sign a good many more during the
course OF the day. He signs his name, II. II.
Nebeker." in a close, firm hand, using Q stub
pen and producing signature that win look
very well on the face Of the currency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
THE WHIST TOURNAMENT.
The Leading Competition. ut the Colambis
Athletic Club.

Another detachment Of the contestants in the
whist tournament ct the Columbia Athletic
Club played their final round Of nine games last
night The last detachment will play on We'd
nesday evening, but as all these players have
poor scores it is thought that il viii be impos-
sible for any Of them to equal the leading
scores. The result Of last nights games there
fore settles the championship. Four prizes
will be awarded. first and second for points and
first and second for games, no player 70 re-
ceive two prizes
THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
The following is the record of the leading
contestants, three rounds Of nine games each.
with sixty-nine entries:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

plessantmsetins Of Branch No. 1906, Order
OF Iron Han. was held at their hall, 18th street
and Pennsylvanis avsnus northwest on the
evening Of April "a, 81 which Past Accountant
H. G. Fisher was presented with . hsndsome
gold medal emblem Of the order. The prssonta-
ton speech Was mads By Jamss h Trrpin, -
'eashisr q IL beanah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
SHOOTING STARS
Some butter belongs to the first rank.

HIS EPrrAPH
Have you read 'Gray's Elegy?" asked Miss
Boston Of Miss wildeweste.
''No; I didn't know he was dead. Who
wrote it?" replied Miss w., manifesting q de-
cided literary interest.
Belongs to the 'smart set--mustsrd.
"win you be my diUoroee'" ID the vsy The
Chicago lover pops the question.
There's deal Of difference between n eov.
hide and an oxide, |" remarked the chemist Who
had slAndsred . muscular young woman IN his
employ.
With . frost yesterday in Maryland ana hot
wave in the northwest the meteor oloeicsl vinxv
Of this great and glorious republic Of ours DO
not seem 10 Zap together.
'You siways can carry things 10 excssa," g.
claimed the mans wife when he made an g.
phatic protest against holding the baby.
sand I've carried this baby 10 exceo." he
growled and dropped IL with duh thud shAs
made its mothers heart ache.
How N JUDGED.
he: my, but that was . heavy wind -
night"
She: ''what makes you think SOP
He: The weigh il blew, Of courss"
The Chinaman 10 ratically wrong.
TEE sxALL BoY's Joke.
want TO buy poodle dog for ffty esntsS.
inquired dirty faced boy marching boldly up
10 the funny mans well kept desk
''Certainly," replied that psrson; s.vhsrs
4 it2"
''Got i'm tied 70 the hitchin' post oous out
and take peep ct i'm"
The funny man went down ssairs, prsosdsd
BY the boy. Fastened TO the post out.ids, sAsy
found pale, "yaller cur.
rTAass no poodle dog" exclaimed ne fun,y
nan ansrily. ~
Tea IL Il said the boy, 'hsss svan-peodl,
dog" and The lid lodged around the cornsr
and laughed . harsh and stridsnt laaeh q ths
funny nan and also said sonsthing sbout pus-
tag ~ IN ths paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

CLUB CHALLENGE
The Capital Bicycle Club has challenged the
Columbia Club to play whist with teams Of
twelve, duplicate whist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
DRY GOODS.
New SPRING GooDa.

New Srn1Se GooDa
Just opened another BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Scotch
Cheviots IN all the designs. camsls Hairs Hem
riettas. French and Scotch Ginghams, Grenadines.
Preach Organdiss. Challiss. China snks. snk and
~ HooE. BRO. CO..
fsa7-tu. u, ssSu la2sTs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
TREASURER NEBEKER-

He b on Duty and His signature AlrssAy
Adorns checks and Notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ion sALE-A SAFETY sIcYCfE; LAMP. BELL
SON is ssh New T asnp.hiis .s Ss ''a'' sps
+ ETY. tPsycho,. Can BE seen II ~ q St NV IL
EoR PIANO. CHEAP, PARTIES
,, seans out OF the city eau at022 st. NV
FoR sALE s,l, sIDE.BAR BUGGY AND HAIR
= ness. Apply 4SS list Aw. ap2s-S'
=. g RfS2s cERSk I At
FOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN UPRIGHT
o suit qs the M the
VINE to eaehins. youf Old piano: oest value allowed
a:ts 1 400
s ssS one on h.nds9%s pprisht piano Tor only cash
THE PIANO EXCHANGE
The Leading Piano House.
APPS el3 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
Tor sALE-A GROCERY AND PROVISION
aood store or doing good cash bushes. ne section
NJ O.. Star ONCE &c s''S 'D'A' '' '''" spass
EoR sALEAHANDsOMEST DAPPLF GRAY
sad
For sALE-A GOOD. HONEST BAY HORSE,
y y xffEMGs iiiS g. i S9 ana gentle ssE'
dug osrRAln In Q phaet0n bury, also Brewster
t .0' DAT Apply at once at is41 .p assa st.
For sALE.,IN GOOD CONDITION. ABOUT 20
s;s;s qSS; iissi ss'
FOB sALE-si00 WILL BUY THE BEST PONY
IA ~
E0R sALE-THE HANDsOMEsT AND SAFEST
s;y Il y;:i' Cd hi: spTa@. Apply TO b.
FOR SALE-cHEAP-ENTIRE FURNITURE. IN
excellent condition. contained in u room boarding
Is as:s e e. the city Apply to
Of eround f. .ausr. as corner Of 10Th and 81.
81 perfect S sIsis IIRSs;s the owner. 100
the city for LADIES' and ehiidren four p..senfe N
csnogy,top cut under surrey; handsome. safe and
st. NV. NJ Cassidy. e ~ 'ns rear s SS ST.
EoR sALE-CARRIAGEs-wE HAVE CHOICE
prices g ss eHns Be beat; Come and PECK BROS
EoR SALE FINE DRIVING HORSE. RICH
EbSitt House years sound KIND and speedy e 2 A.
DOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
I -. sr0cery and provision store cheap Cor. leth and
EoR SALE = NEW PHAETON, NEVER BEEN
used from of the best factories in this coun-
try everything about it first-cass has
for and will sell at bargain, good secondhand
side-bar buggy
ap27-6t. 4s5,x ST. NV.
Tor SALE-MESSRS. PFEIFFER & CONLIFF
desire to call attention to several nearly new
STlEFF UPRIGHT PIANOS Just returned from rent
which they will offer ct reduced prices 5l6 18th ST.
H. ap.y7
FOR sALE-PIANOs AT COST FOR CASH. HAL
-, lett Co. upright, 500; Calenburg 4 vaupel,
SSl3; Stenway square. $50 Beh ming square, $95;
Sterling upright. S175 HUGO WORCH & co. se,5
0h st. ap27
EOR SALE-A 34-POUND DROP-FRAME PSYCHIC;
At sS St NV NV CASH owner leaving the ey AsE.s
EOR sALE-COMPLETE FILE OF THE DAILY
\ National Republican. GEO. r. GRAY, Globe
printing ONCE ap21-5t
FOR sALE-BAY HAMBLETONIANH HORSE. WE'LL
bred. sound and gentle; can be driven single
double or ridden Inquire at private stable. i06
n W., or OSCAR LUCkETT, 344 ST. ap21-lw'
EOR RENT-FOR THE sUMMER-A BEAUTIFUL,
country place. 2A miles from and over cooking this
city; 1O-room house. barn, fuel and abundance of
fruit and shade. Price &3o per month.
X. A. PHILLIPS son,
ap21-6t - 14l9 New York ave.
E,OR SALE-BOYS' AND GIRLS SAFETY BICY-
Giles, 81 and ga respectively. cash high grade
steel frame machines, entirely new Apply to DOB ID
st. NV. ap25-lws
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w oAAN.s lxDUsrRIAL ExcHAxos
331 n. CHARLES ST..

Win az ~ oedsn yEoEptiy for CshA Maryland his
he ExchenGe Aas ths Latsss psstssns Of Chidrsu.s
Hss sss 80 s ~ saSa on. oh los
$780, aU21ssstw
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TO KxcEss.
now m JUDGED.

he: 'My, but that was . heavy wind ~
night"
She: ''what makes you think SOP
He: The weigh il blew, of coursa.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

With frost yesterday in Maryland and . hot
wave in the northwest the meteorological wines
Of this great and glorious republic Of ours DO
not seem 10 Gap together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

Hr CHATS PLEASANTLY WITH A srAR REroRrra-
WILL BRING MS FAMILY HERE, But Has 70
DESIRE TO FSrrR THE SOCIAL swu-TnH
COUNT OF THE CASH.
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II IN Isl -. between Maryland ave and st. n W..
vsrl,okinE the Capitol grounds. GOOD lot, 4ox1OO
f-t frame house on property rented for go per
uonfh THOS. J. FISHER & Co,
AZ ST LEA + 81. n. W.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

INOE sALF-
rev tlree-.tory hrich house St between 18th
al IsHh sts well Iult and handsomely finished;
o. oa the site recently purchased by Mr.. Letter;
II noe reasonable. -
THOS. J. FISHER h CO.
,r,s~R 1:Sl4 1t. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-ON CIRCLE AT INTERSECTION OF
P, hhkAPL = I'm ANp HnAnkEW90p AYES. lie pRoIT
MODEM MOD IMPROVEMENTS. THIS HOUSE HAS
yyDST BEEN PAPEkED AND DECORATED AND
- IN ELEGANT SHAPE; LARGE FRONT. SIDE
MD MD kEhk YARD; PROVISION HAS BEEN MADE
fOk CONCRETE IN FRONT OF THIS PROP
E LILY VERY CHEAP AT $4,000. FOR PERMIT
BARNES & WEAVER.
apZ4-4t 60 ST. NV,
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IN handsome resident locality. fine lot. 10 feet
f-4rf Tth inst north Of Massachusetts, ave. and
The Hlane hous- only 81 PER foot present improve
usu-s rent for $50 per month"; which Iays per cent
IN the plIrcksss money.
THOS. J. FISHER CO..
aF.s.H 1874 81. ".