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OUT Oh WARRINGTON.


NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY. PREP. DEPT.
~ At NorraIl Hall. FeeksklIl. y n
jyi-s.tu.th:s9I Cornwall Ny.
ST. GEoRoE's HALL fOR BOYS AND YOU NJ,
- men. 81 6eorre's near baltimore. Nd. Prof J -
hinear M. PRINCIPAL. Ashool CT sstablsas,i rrs-
tatlun for training. hea cUufr uf~gr,w-.-l -, a-
je25-lIn'
hE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Il IoR IkHIGH UNIVERSITY
is the only school recom.nuod a. such by r. Lam
itfsnn LII. ID. president tn. ls.hiel lniy@rs.sN
tone OF the test technical anu institution. 81
the count offering 10 aud the Iseulty
Vi LehAsh University For S.tairsf1rs apply 20
:el7-eoo6t Principal. 90 New 81. Betnleilem. Pa
MAPLENooD INSTITUTE. CoNCORDyIIIE
w Pa $50 yer year. One of the b--t =. hOols 10
duties of life BOYS under IL years : I1I
gel.eothd J. sHOh1LlDGE "a slel. A. NJ. Prin-
MOUNT HOLLY ~. ~ ACADEMY FoK BOYS
VI Between Philadelphia and New lork. H.alfhful
ss a.s Soiiese Err Enshsa and business courses
nyfs-eo5a
Maryland. Baltimore 10 Mount Vernon pl.c. Ea,,
MotNT VERNON INSTITUTE.
w Mrs JULIA X. 1UrNILER and Mrs. ANNE
CABEl.L RUST. PRINCIPALS. Boarding and D.y - hool
for Young Ladies and LATHE ,Iirls Boardns PuIals
limited totwenty- students pIeI~rrd Tor college
u oCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRIs- SANDY
~ ssrlng. MONTGOMERY county. Md, r.opens sept
ID lIofough tralninE a. ailseu at. With the iufu-
snee as lar ss ros=iipis Of 9me roSernnent lp
tlon address htAki {. HALLoMElL. A Al. "a AleI
Sandy Spring. Md. leifIIm
CT HIl.DA's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS NORRIS
- town. Nd. twelfth Year bssiDs September rs.
,e4sin SISTER SUPERIOR.
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CHAHNSc?EsRX, SALE AL Of SEVEN AND ooNE;HALE
sHB SEas ANE r T6 ckf1R
Byyirtne Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Distrist OF Columbia in equity cause No. 1889
% niTn fT0 DAY Of
the piece land situated in tine county OF wash
in't9n IN the District 81 known as that part
ioIlSsf to W.T. Bsnpnt at the corner
'Woodwara's Lot and running from thence with
said north line north a6S degrees west 3 "a perches
north west ~ So psrshes to the ncra
west corner OF the public SCHOOL lot thence with the
perchss the County Toad thence wt sss road
south .6aa degrees east 10 "a perches; thence south
north 81 ds
east, IA IL perhes; thence north y degrees east.
half an Of ana eonasmns ef for
public schoo house lot and containing. said half
Of q the or
be rsd in casa and the balance in two equal lnsts
interest H a, the rate OF sa per eentum per snnm from
sente by the note. Of the psser secured q. BIZ dee
OF trust upon said property ali cash. at the option
at the the time Of sale The trustee the TO
resell at the risk and cost Of the purchaser if the
uIon final ratification safe BY the court. All
''''S ''' ''f GESkY " sSsoS :, ffHs,se o.'s''
Fen dali building, IA ID st. H..
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jelS-d&ds
sx-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
pls.e s6 SfNra is sa Sf nSsa snd
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
COUNTIES, VIRGINIA.
By virtue OF decree Of the circuit court of Alexan-
dria county, Va. inferred in the chancery OF
$. Burdett Frederick Walker ct al, the under
signed special commissioners will sell public auc-
t,on on MONDAY. JULY SIXTH. 1891, at TWELVE
bus ST.. Alexandria, Va. the following property, to
wit: Lots and ., in block G, Curtis Burdett $
subdivision OF Carns Springs. Alexandria county
Va. These lots improved by handsome cottages in
O'CLOCK NOON, on MONDAY. JULYTWENTIETH
1891 will sell at public auction in front Of the
court house at Fairfax c. H.. Va. the following prop
erty. TO w.t. All that tract OF land in Fairfax county
Va, containing 10 acres on Turkey Cock run,
bounded by the Back Lick road and the lands OF L.
scrbed by petes and bounds in the deed from Emnls
Is. Carter and Lander Carter to Frederick WelEer
dated October 24, 1889. and recorded in ber /. No
D. page :'64. one Of the land records for Fairfax
county. Va.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
twelve and eighteen months from day sale. the
prcha sers to give their notes for the deferred pay
nents. which to bear interest from the day of sale
at Der cent All convey ancing AT the cost or ur-
chaser and title to be retained until the whole of
purchase money is paid.
Wv. DOUGLAS. CONS. of sale.
A. W. ARMSTRONG;
For full particulars see W. W. DOUGLAS, Atlantic
building. Washington. D. c. je34&27kjyl.4
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Y ALTER B. WILLIAMS { CO.. Auctioneers.
je29-4t
FUTURE DAYS.
D ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Aucnoneer,.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE IN THE CITY Of WASHING
Ton. DlSTR CT OF COLUMBIA. BEING No.
1880 ELEVENTH STREET NoRTHMEST.
BY virtue OF q decree OF the Supreme Court of the
3ooo. the UNDERSIGNED trustees wall sell at public
auction. Ia front Of the premises FRIDAY, The
TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
M lot hve. in square three hundred and six. Wash
in2ton, d. G.. improved by a brick dwelling. having
eight rooms and stable. and being premises No.
$50 Eleventh street northwest
Terms OF sale: third cash. to paid within ten
days from day of sale. OF which 500 to be paid
deposit at the time OF sale The balance OF the pur-
Chase money to be paid in two equal installents in
six and twelve months from day OF sale with interest.
The property to he sold subject deed of trust
ing date the oath day of April. 1880. the
Of aoO Payable In three years from date thereof.
with interest at per cent. II terms Of
complied with in ten Gays from the day OF sale the
property to be resod at tine risk ami deis un2
purchaser.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

sSSs TIT N FER Fff fFP
s. s i e + F
ssss ii EER
Prize Medal Paris Exposition. zoo first premiums;
Endorsed by over loo music schoo.s colleges, Tor
anrabnty Old Pianos taken in exchange. The only
Upright that can take tue place of n tirrnd
ja24-r PtElffEk CoNLIFf. 5lo 18th 81 n w.
NTEINMAN, CHASE GABI.LR. BaIoos' lIANo,
- organs and ssollAns sale or rent
DhoOP's Music stor>
n.g-t- .rsp Pa ave-
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SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF THE NEW CHEF
ADDITIONAL OFFICERS TO BE APPOINTED
SCOPE AND INFLUENCE OF THE BUREAU TO BE
wIDESED-sEcRETARY RUsK's OFFICIAL ORDER.
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D.. 6.sck. CAV ssd ins; luS Lni1e. al 49,; IS
ktnds b1!idinG fayg. IN 5ns.ss. ssas ma, TT
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+ ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auc.ioneer..

ON THE EAST SIDE OF SfxrEENrH STREET
EXTENDED BETWEEN ktNESAw AND
GRANT AVENUES AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON July EIGHTH
ls,l. commencing AT SIX O'CLOCK. the prem
ises we sns sell Lot %. located the 10th
street extended between kenessw and avenues,
lot S0Ll in one of the desirable sections Of
Mount Pleasant.
Terms One nalf cash. balance in one and two years.
with notes tearing interest and ured 10y a deed u
trust on the property sold. all cash. AT option
Inrehsser All conNeysncne and recorang at pur-
iyl-d&ds LATlMER 4 SLOAN. Auctionecrs.
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, -, =, WINS IAN y. LEDEhEE. Z Truataoe
ie30-G&ds II. II. BERGMAN, trustees.
II ATCLIFFE. DAKK { CO.. Auctioneers.

II ATCLIFFE, DARk CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME HOUSE NO. ITO
FOURTEENTH sTRLEI SOUTHEAST.
No l5Gl folio 80 ct seq one OF the land records &c.
the District of Co.. nda. anu at the request OF tie
on e % s s gnS ks
DAY OF JULY. A. ID. 1891. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ
and In y-iiine 1G0 BEGINNING ti.e point
on the boundary of said lot 18th seventy
hive .eet rom south street. RUM ing thence east %
the eastern boundary sid lot ninety feet 900;
thence south twenty five to the boundary
OF said lot thence west ninety 18th east.
and thence north along line said lot twenty Ave
i.st to tie pace o: becInning.
Terms to he made known at t;r:s Of sale. deposit
of 800 required time o sale Ii the terms OF sale
are not cou2iied with h.teen days the day o.
sale right reserved to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the detu ling purchaser after days adver
vsrtise,ent u such resale In some newspaper pub
j j9af i p SGSXISs. Trustees.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. jeI9-d&ds
(rHANCEkY SALE OF THO DESIRABLE, PAR
~ TALLY COMPLETED HOUSES ON fifth
sThEAT CORNEk OF II STREET NORTHEAST.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Colnn Ia; passed in equity cause No la i9o Boss
July fIksi. 1891. q. FIVE O'CLOCK F: -. Lot:
living Boswell s subdivision of part OF square num-
bered eight Hundred and n.ne $500 in Washington
dwelling houses. under ROOF bu: completed, being
at the corner OF Fifth ana streets northeast.
Terms: One-thrd casn and balance in equal
amounts at one aud two years date OF sale. with
interest. or all cash. at option Of purchaser Deposit
TO be complied with in fifteen days or trustees have
the right TO reset! at nsk and cost of defaung pur
sn"''' al" HHsyhs.S bU SGsi
JOB BA IL Ii; ave NV
oOO 9Th st. NV.
.,oa.,, THOMAS BOWLING soN:
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1 He BERLITz SCHOOL OF LsNGUAGEs,
G23 I4th st. NV.
Open ali summer. Lower summer rates PREPARING
for college a speciality.
Branches; New Nork. Boston. PM adslphia. CHICAGO
PsrIs. Berlin. London. 50 sumner srLsoI A. Asl,rr
Park. y. J. ~
Nj lss BALCH's CIyILsERylCE INsTITlTEANp
-'i business college 1.5Os 10th 81 NV Ilps -
Jared success ully tor c,u Service a,!Art.t Ana
teAsAs tNaniilatiohS. str
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE IL LAVA
L0N IERRAGE,m BLING On HARRIso,

IhG SIZES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN 'AyA-
LON TERRACE" BEING On HARRISON
SSadhIEEI YEAR MINNESOTA AVENUE. ANA
By virtue Of deed trust given to us and tuly re-
corded IN iiber No Las. folio b ct seq one of the
Iahd records OF the District OF Columbia. aid at the
written reg uest OF the parties secured thereby viii
sell by fUELIC AUCTION. IN FROhT OF TIE
PREMISES, IN TUESDAY, JULY FOURTEEN n
1881 Al SlA O'CLOCK p NJ. the following de
scrlbed real estate. SITUATE I'm the county Washing
ION. District Of Columbia, to wit All that certain
piece on parcel of land AMI premises known and dis
tnguished and being No fifteen l) in .'Avaon
Terrace as ths same is duly recorded county ler
q ioiio 81 one OF the land in the surveyors
Once OF the Disric' OF columbia. together
improvements. ways easements, leredit and
apprtenances to the same belonging otherwise APP
pertaining.
Terms Of sale Onethrd cash balance in one and two
yeas. bearing Interest from the day Of sale the
OF per cent per aEnum ali the purcsser'-
option deposit Of SltU required the time sac
II the terms oil sale with IN fifteen aNs
from the day OF sale the tile rlxh TO
resell the property At the risk and
purchaser after nve days advertisement some news
paper published in Washington ID. {. All convey
ancins and recording, &c. at purchasers cost.
-, h A GklSMOLD,, r-.
Yl-o6ds j. s. BAKER. irus'ees-
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
WEEKs l. CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
w $50 Louisiana ave-.


w $50 Louisiana ave-.
Opp. City Post Once.
AT OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE THIS WEEK
WILL BE FOUND LAhGE QUANTITY OF
haGE vhR1tff fG Sir fRDM
PKIyATE RESIDENCE, kMMoyED 10 our
fRSb foE GHHvtI5SG. q At sA fkS
O'CLOCK A. N. RAIN OR SHINE. 1t
THOMAS DOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
One Fine Bay Horse. hand. high. suitable
for for eoqg se Oh on IHuhsDAY. JULY SECOND, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK fh It M sHfsSR SON.
1t Auctioreers.
rHOMAs BOWLING son, Auctioneers
SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TON Of 0Ta a PIksoNAL EFFf aHrl At
SuE AND ELERS4a sTahsf 81 TanR
DAY, JULY SECOND. 1891. AT Ten O'CLOCK.
EMBRACING IN PART
Fine Parlor Furniture in suites and separate pieces;
Lounges; French Plate Mirrors, Folding Beds, Hat
Furniture. Pictures Rrfrlgeraors. Ice Boxes Heat
ing and Cooking Stoves. Brussels and Ingram Car
pets.
ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK. Horses. Carriages, Bugsies.
Harness. &c.
NE. Saturday being holiday our regular satur-
oHD fs S M FEN !c o Ct JULY
..oa. THOMAS powL1NG son.
,e.5ot.t Auctioneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT No. 1913
On THHksbaY JrI9 sac6Sp a, SIX 0ciScK
r. NJ. shall sell in front OF the premises, parts
lots 81 and - in square 4o having Is ie-t 10 inches
story frame dwelling. i've rooms.
Terms easy 1Ra sf lGoS MIht .Rs 6
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AICLltFE. DAkh CO.. Auctonsers.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOI On Third STREET BETWEEN AND X
STREETS NOkTHEA ASH By AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SEVENTH at
Of the premises
PART OF LOTS 10 AND Il.
SQUARE 10
depth thereof. - Wv
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in one and
Two years secured by deed of trust and bearing inter
est from the day Of sale at the per cent
annum. or all cash. at the purchasers OPTION de-
post OF el0O required at time sale. Terms to be
computed with In nfteen days the right reserved 20
resell the property at the and default
ING purchaser All convey and recording at the
cost OF the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
Dlo0ds Auctoneers.
II ATCLIFFE, DAKR I CO., Auctioneers,
Pa
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FRANK L BROWNING, 4
il6 9TH s.. n. W., [ ,.-
MICHAEL }. Coz BfhT. Arus'eos.
Sun building.
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ATCLIFFE, DARR q CO.. Auctioneer-.
~ S2U Pa. ave- n W

IL yaO Pa. ave. NV.
SAINTS RESTAURANT BY AUCTION.
bAE ,GoNNIERS. MIRRORS, sIDkBoARDs.
sbNb MH3R cHhsDs EMS k tI
GLASS WARE. RANGES, STOVES, COOKING
SEfIEN IH IS; nBa3ILERs, SMALL. sTEAa
COMPLETE. ICE BGxEs AND kIfkiGERa.
BEES, PUMP COMPLETE AND A GENERAL
USUALLY FOUND N 4 FIksT-CLAss Ki.so
TAURANT. BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY EIGHTH,
1S s AZ Ten O'CLOCK. we will sell At the RES,
NUE. NORTHWEST, KNOWN as
All the Bar Fixtures &c. &c contained tbere,n N
which we invite the attention Of persons in search on
Bar Fixtures. &C.. &c. The goods must be sold a.
Z HE DRES Sa
RArcLIfFE. DAkR 4 CO.. ,ADGIIoNhEEs,
VERY VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY ON
NINIH AND STREETS NORTHEAST BY
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY EIGHTH
at SIX O'CLOCK. WE WILL SELL BY PUBLIC
ALL OF LOTS AND 2
SQUARE 9l1,
The whole property fronting - feet inches on gth
is adnrably adapted to an advantageous subdivision
improved.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance I'm one ana
two years from day Of sale. secured by deed OF trust
and bearing per cent per snnun, interest payalle
nii-annually or all cash. at the option
Terms to be complied with in day from the day
of sale right resell reserved at the risk and
cost OF the defauting purchaser. All conveyzsc cling
and recording at the purchasers cost.
je:lO-d&ds RATClIEFF. DARRk CO
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7 ,ATIMEK . SLOAN. Aucuoneers,-
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IMMENSE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Al OUR AUCTION
ROOMS FRIDAY; SuLY THIRD. 1891. COM
Embracing In part two Very Handsome French
Plate Mantel Mirrors several Antique Mirrors, Paror
FURNITURE. IN sets and separate pieCes Coaches and
Lounges. large number OF DInins and other Chairs,
walnut and other Chamber Furniture. hair Mat
tresses. Husk Mattresses. Folding cabinet BeSlsteads
n. LaSies, larre stock OF Crockery and Tin Ware,
COOKING Stoves hefrigerators. togcther with about
100 other lots of other household goods. This
large sale and the trade and private buyers should
Also, at ELthEN O'CLOCK, at our horse and car
r1hge department 1881 and 1873 street mort Invest.
u general assortment. of Secondhand Wagons, Car
ra9es, Harness, &c. Also several Horses
Sl-2t LAIIMkR SLOAN. AUctioneerx.
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MEDICAL &c.

MLD1SAJ. &C.
DILEs OF ANY KIND. CHRONIC OR RECENT,
L. cured without cutting: tying. carbOic acid q
treated. Cons1ltaflon free by 'e 'eS'u'n sS
DIR. Z. V. WATSON. at 6l3 18th stnw
te20-lla' Hours. 9to 1. 3to6. sundays. lotoa.
DRoFEssIoNAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with best Of medical Reference by applying al slJ
hst.n-w. ,el1-lm.
nR KMEYENBERG. MAGNETIC, HAS TREATED
Dwith Success the throat lun<s mental and nervous
eilents' iheNs tie host aeL cate anu cOnpI
Gated Diseases of both sexes sls iih n W als,:Bm'
HIST. appeared before and Ilsde oath thai he
b. the odes. established specialist in tiscy and
medicine charge consultation rree at
an, hour q .ie az s1sTi1rd and sTorn to tiore
public in and Tor the District OF COLUMBIA. thus I'd Dag
OF July. 1875. 3e3-lm'
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRApIcTEp THAT
DR.. BROTHERS is the oldest ertabiished adysrtis-
ing ladies physician IN the city. Ir. BROTHERS,
9U6 b st. ". Forty-hve year, experience. 5e3-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
M two of Dr. BROIHEks' lnvlzorating cordial.
VIII cure any case OF nervous debaiy. ~ st. u.
je3-1m'
A VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING By CONSULT
"A ing Dr. q. 4. Theel 53s North 9Th st., Philsdel-
phia- The only German American specisiist the
tiops Of both ssrss send Tor BOA Trass' s1posans
auacks and their Home Cure" sw1ndle ke. aT20-ly
nR- LOBE. 3ce X. 18th ST.. PgIILApELPHIA
Issnsy yss ,' s1Per,s1es ssnd n e, CHI SISs
free OF chape. Hours . 20 SO 20 y esenins. -
ON. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AoED-
NJ you sas, Dom :ny ;.ss,.s Or ssr,cs, d.
pr: .; = 1hes. 55s North Fourth a below Green,
ih,aasPh,. "a stating your eass .sd rsc..se soos
suscfs Dr. 1nss : fhs only fhyscisn IN tins tnltsd
sss s e s.r: ssSs :. sss "; .
days Sto IL oS-tr
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1RANCERY SALE OF SEVEN AND ONE-HALf
" ACRES OF pEsIRABLE LAND fK9NTiNG ON
SHORT DISTANCE WEST OF BEIGHTMOOD
AND NEAR The PROPOSED ROCK CREEK
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AUCTION SALES.
rAs,nE pas.
TnoaAs DowIISo soN. .o,t,on-cr..
EDUCATIONAL
IN MAsl,I>.rrN

Aucfionesrs.
EDUCATIONAL
IN WARRINGTON.
NVAsHINeToN coNsEEyAroRY oF Music
- ION 81 n twenty I'd year PIANO.
tsses. % 4. BULLARi'. br,gtor' se:sE.au'
SPENcERIAN BUSINESS coLLBGE
SUMNER SESSIONS.
Echo ChAnta uauA dnrfng Jusy ana AUGUST M RaT1d
Writing. bookSeepins and Coireslondenoe. slortlaaI
6Se rssT.sr sessons a the ooss. h.. 70, u.
Catalogues and snnouncemsnts ire On sIp',.,,on
II. C. SPENCER, Lib. pancipx-
,ec1 sARAA SPENCER, No. PRINCIPAL.
A La SUMNER hALF PRIcE-T'HT .GREATl5sr
Ts.ess DssSuers. DsrSssrs Or sr,s 80 a. mn a.
draw ahd psni periect,y CrAyon. pastel. oo,rs
The s.ndsriu PIsress - -tuer's Portraits order
son MORhELL. RS had i. medals and .tadiSi
- YEAR, with the most ceeuratei artist. ia Iur,I.
FOR sale. National Academy flao AFJs Sos i ct
Shh So. Ep l.. p..--.-...-.---,-----
an y'eSii5n- tsusH irr Sessions aAiiy
arl,ssl. q J. MULvKY.
4
Us Laave., opposite city post Office
courses IN business. kng.sh. Shorthand aud TyIsr
" WING SirenAArs On sppllc.tion
!e2o I. H. IkNER A. NJ, C.E.. Pr1n.
A cADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS.
"A lSl. Massa-husetts ave.
For sSR FsoI nsai s., and Lite 1i Y'iri.
GhNIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Al CCFSS
- fu preparation. full information. strictly r,Dn-
Dental private lessons m ali hTan, hes of .eu.r.l
educatlon Sles1a attention o. tU-e who's earl, -
uAtlon Las been neglected. Preparation tor roii.aa
west folni. Annapolis and all exauInatiuns I,l-.-
Nflting done ;. W. ELlNN. A. n, INy Institute.
estatiished Asso. . W. cor. 18th and X ~.
gel.S-,sm'
r. SChEEL. TfACHkR OF piANt, Oh1,AN
harmony anu sining. Particular attention a. lie
klhti.rs as Vel A. those WISHING DUAL ned a. per
ioi 1srs OF teac. Sers Terms moderate. s.I4 l2hn ~
Al lss AMY 4. LEANITT OF BOSTON
-h i.s21 N -
-, PIANO AND HARMONY.
lessons durins the summer auswk.
A rrRACTNE FRENCH CLASSES FoR LADIES
ana gentlemen, 3Us II Il. n. Nedn-slAys lO 80
a. N anu 80 p IA summer prices Ell for weeAs
Lkiethilced teacher. Mdle. v. EklDHDMME
9el2-lm.
L he BERLITz SCHOOL OF LsNGUAGEs,
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The windows were all decked out very gay
To catch peoples eyes as they passed that way
And the doors so big were swung open wide
Multtudes CT buyers to invite inside
But tho crowd went past il . surginy throng
Though it looked in the store, IL didn't look
long
And the merchant stared n blank surprise
But he didn't think he needed to advertise.
From the daily press solicitors came
And offered 10 spread his dry goods fame,
And they argued long and they argued late
But they couldn't induce him to speculate.
Said he: Some lunatics try that trick
But fools and their money are parted quick
an not so silly Us you surmiSe
And haven't any need 10 advertiser
So rho days went on and the weeks a. we'll
And the stock somehow didn't seem TO sell,
Though the statesmen stood by the counters
wide,
Each o1c with his haIdS down By his side.
The dus, settled over the piled up shelves.
While the cash boys whistIed to please them
selves.
And The goods in the store were marked with
flies
Blu. tie owner didn't need 20 advertise.
when rassed that way just week ago
neighbor RELAXED q tale o. Woe.
The shutters were up in the dry goods store
And the sheriff had put his seal on the door.
The clerks and the statesmen had gone else
where.
And the cash boys whistle il the country air.
In premature grave the merchant lies
So be hasn't any need TO advertise.
The Kings Jester.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-05-20
Utility of the Toadstool.

Toadstools make excellent dressing
for certain kinds of wounds. are highly
valued by surgeons and are in big de-
mand in hospitals Germans use toad
stools exclusively as pipelighters also.
The dried fungus makes perfect finder.
1t is cut in long strips and these in turn
are clipped at the edge in sort OF
fringe and tipped with phosphorus and
sulphur just like match-heads. By
rubbing the fringe against any rough
surface it ignites just like match, and
burns like punk If you thrust a bit
into the bowl of your pipe you can
light the tobacco with ease in the
highest wind In fact, the harder it
blows the better your pipe will light.
Hunters and fishermen find this sort of
match much preferable to any other.
A dried toadstool makes curiosity,
too. for it is astonishing how few peo-
pie know what it is when they see it
y. Y. Sun.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-05-20
He Loved SausaGes.

A correspondent sends from Michigan
true story of a farmers dog who has
been found guilty of obtaining good:
under false pretences. He is extremely
fond of sausage. and has been taught by
his owner to go after them for himself.
carrying a written order in his mouth.
Day after day he appeared at the
butchers shop, bringing his masters
order, and by and by the butcher be-
came careless about reading the docu-
mert. Finally, when settlement day
came. the farmer complained that he
was charged with more sausages than
he had ordered. The butcher was sur.
prised, and the next time Lion came in.
with slip Of paper between his teeth.
he took the trouble to look at it. The
paper was blank, and further investi-
cations showed that whenever the dog
felt craving for sausage he looked
around for piece of paper, and trotted
off to the butchers. The farmer is
something out of pocket, bat squares
the account by boasting of his dogs in
telligence.-Youth's Gonna zion