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ADJUSTMENTS.

The sale Of STATS for Mr.. W. Fl. Crane in his
wonderfully successful and interesting play
The senator" at Albaugh's next week begins
tomorrow morning.
The Stoddard lecture at Music Hall tonight is
''Paris in the Reign of Terror"
Gus Hills world of novelties at kernans next
week, and tonight the Sioux delegation Of In
dams will visit the show and smile on the Sioux
brettes-
A most unique entertainment will be given
in Abaughs Tkeater on Friday afternoon of
this week IL Will be also a social event of note.
The entertainment Is a matinee musicale given
by Mr.. Richard Mansfield to his friends in this
city. President Harrison and members Of the
cabinet have accepted invitations TO be present
and occupy boxes, as have a number Of mem-
bers OF the diplomatic corps The matinee
will introduce Mr.. Mansfield to the public rs
musical composer par excellence A boys
choir of some fifty voices from st. Johns
Chapel. New York city. Will be brought here ON
u special train to render some Of the compost
tons and several prominent soloists and an aug
nented orchestra have been also engaged to
round out the program. new national
anthem. dedicated To the President composed
by Mr.. Mansfield. will also be introduced.
At the Congregational Church ON Friday
evening will occur the third lecture OF the
winters course, the subject being "A Holiday
Trip 10 Europe. and the lecturer. Mr.. Robarts
Harper OF London. Dir. Harper is the of
an English army officer and q veteran traveller.
Moreover, hs IL an enthusiastic expert in
photography. The brilliant effects Of his
powerful illustrating apparatus will well repay
an evenings visit, while the illustrations them
selves are object lesson to amateur photo
graphers in toEing. tinting and atmospheric
effects. seats are ON sale at Ellis Il Cos.
The favorite Irish romantic comedian and
sonssser. Chas- l. Werner, will be at Harris
next week in '-ahanus OBrien."
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The Funeral of Miss Jane Fsrnham.

The funeral Of the hate Miss Jane Farnham
took place from the Church of tine Epiphany
II noon yesterday. The church was well filed
With tie friends and relatives of the family
and there we're many floral offerings. DIR. c..
H. Han Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn, formerly of the Epiphany. conducted
the services at the church and at the cemetery,
assisted by Rev. DIR. Mckim of the Epiphany
and Rev. Mr.. Smith of the Church of the Ascen-
lon. The inserment was at Glenwood. The pail
bearers we're Mr.. G. i. Swayze, Mr.. G. c.
Glover. Mr.. A. L. Sturtevant. Mr.. William II.
Morrison, Mr.. G. s. Moves and Mr.. c. q. Viii
lard
Mrs Jane Farnham. who has been quite i'll
for some time past, is reported 70 be somewhat
better today.
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BaIiotins for United state. senator.

The twenty ninth joint ballot for United
States Senator in the South Dak ota legislature
yesterday. l45 voting. gave Moody. IL; Tripp,
IS; Campbell. 45; Melville. "a; Mellette, l2;
Dillon. 5: Sullivan, .; Mccormick, 3; Martin.
2; Dye. 2: Sheafe. Schnauber and Others, /
each Dillon first appears on this ballot and
Mellette goes higher than before during the
senatorial contest
At noon yesterday both houses of the Idaho
Legislature voted for United States Senator
separately In the senate William IL. Claggeti
received votes; William J. Mcdonnell. 2: scat
tering, Z. In the house Claggett received nine
teen votes The Dubois men. fifteen in num-
Der. refused TO vote claiming that the election
l. Illegal There are ifty-four members OF the
two houses To elect on joint ballot twenty
eight votes are required
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The Morrison Assignment.

Mr. Frank g. Presbrey, assignee of E. Morri-
son. has made his first report, showing the
nominal assets to be so. 521. As, and the actual
assets. including only collectable accounts and
stock on hand. to be @35.s96. The total liabil-
tiles. of which notice has been given. are 556.-
1915. OF which amount, $50, 2l7-26 are pre-
ferred.
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John Allen. a eolored boy, who lives in South
Warrington. wanted some white shirts to wear,
but - he did not have funds enough to pay
for them he stopped st Jacob Levy's store and
walked out with two Of the garments without
paying for them.
John did not have much time to wear his
new shirts before Policeman George Kelly ar
rested him for the theft
He was tried in the Police Court today and
fined $40 or thirty DAYS.
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BOARDING.

n He " kbsTER, 5l3 18TH ST. nm. RATES u
4 per Gay; week. ~; heAd0uartegs tor slghtseeTs;
nrstcass home place runs stsaes daily TO all points OF
interest. iayH
THE AUBURN. COR. 22D ST. AND PA. AVE.
- nv. large. welliurnisked rooms and drstclass
dated o3l-1m
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


EoK RENT.DEsIRABIE FRONT ROOM. FUR,
Use Of bath; in priyste family very desirable neash
ss,. 10 s0'a 'enAn'' 'io' rs'eren fsil ls''
EOR RENT,HANDsOMELY FURNIsHED
or on p1 Us. sm Ss
'front.' room. I'd floor; terms moderate. l0l4 18th St
n fell-t'
i furnished rooms, single suite. block from
the Ariinvton Call after pm. iell-3t'
n ST. s%
and crate. felI-Ns
EOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE SMALL FUR
ali eenVrnsnsss also shop IN reSp q s"me
premises 6I21 st. nv. fell.:a.
LOS RENT coNNJNIcATINa FE0NT
board: 1924 Mass. ave. II.
EOR RENT-oNE LARGE FRONT ROOM ON 1sT
on wbSs sar
FOE RkNT.lii0 [ ST; NV, KEPT By PHILA:
sn or
Eog RENT-i&!2 / ST. NV, HANDSOME
suite Of rooms with bath on % floor; singy or to-
moderate. lei
ENoR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM; NEW
srfE Gentleman and wife or two
Capitol departments and cars; will board Apply 3l9
EOR RENT-TwO LARGE, SUNNY ROOMS, I'D
Table oosrdsTs taken. s1s month reieTencss
EOR RENT-13O4 RHODE ISLAND AVE, TWO
j. very pleasant communicating rooms on second
tanned few doors distant; location unsurpassed.
DOR RENT -ONE LARGE ROOM on FIRST
Central location. References. Board near by: 1874
E'OK RENT-PAKT OF A COMFORTABLE IN
l. FURNISHED elult-roOm bay- window Trick house
pleasant locality to reliable PARTY Gentleman and
apply at SGs ist St. NV feio.H.
T door with ioard. at ixss Massachasets AVENUE
EOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE OUR. OR
= nnfur larrs sunny room on I'd floor. with closet
no children References required. 2ld5 st fel0it'
EoR kENI-4a ST. \, w, ROOMS ELEGANTLY
furnished or unfinished; including dining room
and Kitchen heat gas and bath; also stable. ie1O3t'
EOR RENT-IOI4 ETH ST. NV, THREE
Iah looms dfcomTn MINI well inInisnsd: with
E'OR RENT-FUKNIsHED ROOMS: RN SUITE OR
single I'd and ID floors; with board; also parlor
f fSrI arndS9sy furnished possession given h Of
FOR RENTER NEW YORK AVE. NV. ONE
:Tss n ass board e
EOR rLNT-4O3 ST. wv. NICELY FURNISHED
IL rooms; central locaton; for gentlemen. ja9;a'
FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
conveniences; quiet house; = lines cars pass door
board II desired. Alb Mo. NV fe1 1T
EOR KENT-1741 ST. NV. LARGE THKEE-
L story front room with southern exposure nicely
furnished: to gentleman and wife gentlemen
hrst-class table; terms reasonable. iej-Gt
lIOK kENT-THREE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
L light Housekeeping. and furnished room, Lin
den ST. intersection OF Rhode Island and F.orida
line location. Address CLINTON, Star office.
ixI9-1n
k'Ok hENT-AFARTMENTs OF TWO OR THREE
l. rooms, furnished unfinished; private bath
southern exposure; hrst-ciass table. The WOOD
MONT, 18th and Iowa circle
J. +. ROBINSON, Prop
d!l}m 10 years AT Worlnley's
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ATTORNEYS.

z Attorney and Sounssllce At-LAw,
Opposite CITY Han. 1:i:sm
OAMBKLL CAkRIN0rON. ATTOkNEY-AT-L1W.
Nyetaese Law bu11ing 5O6 b g. q ~. WashingSocs
DO. bssidenco. l1Ol q. he. u.ss
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

GvOAMlssiON2n Of D2f.Ls fUA h ' k1l sIATk
~ and 1ers1tory. Notary ana U. \ Coanua,su1onsr
JNO. h bEALl, EsS1 D q. n-v.
lno<kcs mum y am. 70 = ,. M u5
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NJ ANrED-UNE OR IwO FURNISHED ROOMS
w in northwest part Of city; with without board.
Address Y. Y. L.. star Office 1t.
WASTED-AT SHACKLEfORD'S ROOM RENT
w ing agency Established 1880 20 or % fur and
unur rooms any section of the city, by 18TH 20 to
s:O. sos Il ST. NV. fe1O-at'
/. BY TWO ADULTS, TWO
w furnished rooms with board; refined private
family west OF l'th ST. preferred. Address D. H. D.,
Star ONCE. fell-:S
WANrED-FOUR OR FIVE UNFURNIShED
W rooms for light house keeping and dress
making. ON hrst or second floor. Address. with par
tculars and terms. Box rs, City p. q. fe9-:!t'
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

NOR RENT-AFLAT; THREE LARGE COMMUNE
Il eating unfurnsned rooms and bath; all newly pa
pered three large closets aud book in passage
second floor 1918 14th st. Inquire 1923 Pierce
place n. ie4-lm
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MANIFESTATIONS.

ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CULohED
to "0Es Sg sasss Fl
st. NV. 1t
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
w position to sew in private family; also under.
house SorE; sood rsisre s HdSrr@s EHMsfHkss
WANTED-BY BRIGHT. NEAT YOUNG
references Apply at l:i5 % st. bet Y and w. IT
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
.nJ ,Dr eoots Tsitrcss, lanndrsssss
man. buffers. s.A.COOMBS. ~ 10th ST. fellst
WAETED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
S. baHs wssss s, farm and dairy
WANsTED.sLTUATIoN AS Bookk Is a6 Or
" salesman; can give references Address BOOK
KEEPER. star office. 1t.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID
c.,, or e DO seneral housework In small family
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
Psfs
WANTtD-By VERY RESPECTABLE SET
erenees. Address H. p b., Star Star Once ' ~ 1t:
WANTED : SITUATION BY TWO BRIGHT
Wv y1'ng men as soaclMsn second man. drive or
:sli st. s.w. IT.
WASTFD-BY A NEAT. COMPETENT AND
% 90 hos nh
Cali at 1916 18th st. NV. it.
WANTEDa,BY a FIRST CLASS COOK. A PLACE
w in small private family TO 20 home nights. Adj
dress, for two days. LOS sr.n.w. IT.
WANTED-EMPLOYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
and Polite servants Also Positions ior aPpiisan
DuRAND SHACKLEFORD. Prop. 9OS st. NV.
ta21-1Sts
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. WHO Is A COM
w petent and accurate stenographer and typewriter
q position. Address L. ID. u, star Office ielOT'
WANIRD-DY AN EDUCATED YOUNG COLORED
w man, position Iorter in firsttlass establish
ment messenger in a firn best OF references Adj
dress iNTELLlGkNCE, l-.j1 Madison st W. ie10:tt'
WANTED-sITU AS A FIHsT-CL Ass
w cook OF steward in hotel club; - years ex-
perience; can furnish AL reference. Address II. o.,
star Office. felU-:n'
WANTED-POSITiUN As TlPEWRITER AND
w phonograph operator. Address. stating salary.
Box Co. star Office. fe9-:3ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG ALSACIEN GIRL, A
W place IN private family cnalnberiEaid or with
children good references card. Address l.O 18th
st. n fe9-:u'
WANTED-BY POLITE AND SOBER WHITE
w man, a position janitor Waterman;
three years experience and good references Address
b. NJ. care A. TALENT, 3ljo Duinbarton ave- n W.
feg-:S.
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE,
sean stresses walters, hostiers, Kitchen iarn and
DAIRY hands also youths Largest Offices best facilities
fe1-W' BtKNHAd's. IL 10 q st. n W.
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'.Bsouopuxr" cures headache. 2sc.-Ade,.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

l>Oh RENT-EItthT-koOM BRICK Hulsk. ~
- North Carolina ave sc. 500. GEO. y, HAIR
BIN. 3lS Penn. sc. fel0-st'
ENOR RENT-FoH COLORED TENANTs-HOCSES
in ard place range. hot and cold water; rent,
sl2 80 per nonth. Apply to JOHN T. BEAll, l:fsi
4 st. Ja24lpl
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'OK SALE : STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF AN
Cent?. lark Or reliable party in partner
EOR sALE-VERY CHEAP--sTOCK AND FIX
lures Of small grocery; also Dayton wagon and
WOOD AND COAL YARD-THE GOOD WILL,
w stock. Sc. II desired. OF retail wood and coal
yard located hrstcass business locality receipts
live and ensrscti man with small capital can estaD
seint 10th hnols ana ,ns,ness Oman 10 in s,s.tiao
Address Z. D.. star office. feIO-2t'
DERsONs HAVING FROM FIFThEN 10
vestneni paying Is per cent interest good as gov
ernment bond Address }. X. N, Star Office fe1O4t'
E'OR sALE-TwENTY SHARES OF. STOCK AT
Il 800, paying 10 per cent annually business
property in center OF the city Address Box a. star
YOU TAKE NO CHANCE.
L Ramsay cleans you watch for 81, puts in main
spTns for a. "a, and warrants hts work one year We
aHers y Il the .as 0er KS
L'OR sALE-LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT WITH
y l4-room. dwelling all Furnished mod imps long
nisuI. centrally ioeated Address Boy Is Star Once
ons ss hi oa
for selling Apply corner 9Th and b SITS. NV, !up-
ENERGIZE MOMENTUM ENGINE.
The same horse pGysT for Snstsn.h o, the coal
S a 1g @ & ana On the
ln;ringers will be prosecuted. ja21-:Sm
L'OR SALE - CHEAP, A BUTTER AND MILK
Il dairy established nearly three years and doing q
good cash business For particulars call at store ~
A. ST s.w. ies)-:,t'
IN SETTLEMENT OF AN ESTATE OFFER FOl
a6us N ShW 2oRS
CiTh line situation near 9TH ave-. is unsurpassed
GG1 eSS New ss
| DORSEY CLAGE1T, IA ID ST. NV.
~ Orphans Court business u speciality.
Resident and nonresident estates managed. In
terests ia estates negotiated. Is2-1m
CLEANING WATCHES. &c; MAIN SPRING
~ .ac. Pine work warranted. Highest price fol
foreign money, old gold and silver, confederate bils
MANUFACTURING JEM EI4EkS, Oh Pa. ave. ta7-.iu
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER FIVE OR
w room house, mod. hnls any OF the city
price not TO exceed SS.6UU must he bargain Address.
stating price. &c. h.. isS 1tn st. fell-:I-
NNANrLU-A NINE OR TEN-ROOM HOUSE /:
w parior, dining room and kitchen main floor ,
from owner, 5000 cash. 20. Box A.. Ill-3
WANTED-TO RENT. BRICK HOUSE. q OR Z
w rooms, in n. W. Capitol Hill. good ne.gEbor-
hood, rental not greater than . per month. Answer
by letter. o., AIS 9TH st N. IT.
FROM $500 TO 90, OOO;
w also lots IN sshlngIOn and Lanier Heigh.s.
ACkEk GADSBY,
aul3 lUUo n. W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
IoR SALT

F0' SNI1
st. near I4:h NV. 10 rooms. m.i......... ~. 200
stn -. near NV. 10 MONS. fn.t. tn-~D.-. so
y new and la nt~osue HOUSE,. Ward plAce near
New hamI>nsre nv. rooius and
psiSs. sa Jus 7.soO
history frame. b.; .kbxssi =. c1r. OF Pa
S1rsT prsr-rt,s. u the Sc f sss,ion ' 1000
rsntins for IS. ...'.. = l.ap
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feli-'H GEo. A. JORDAN. l4i5f-a No.
I'OR sAiE-THE FINEST LOT IFFT on CONN.
Il ave. near the Chunh n the Covenant. about 81
ieei front and running hark wide alley only r -
I-r -usrs isot b. sold small cash pay m-nt
relnirei. A. X BROOhs. dl0 l-th -. nv. mass
lNOR sALk-LOrs-ME CAN SELL. YOU Pot X
splendid lots in square ltrts, fnntinx On Mass
chu-etts and y i. IL s,snts strike auisk
fell-a -
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PERSONAL


YOUNG LADY. STRANGER IN THE CITY,
would like TO make the acquaintance Of gentle
man about ~ or - years; not oblect ~ widower. Adj
dress ID. II. star once. 1T
nv ANTED-THE PRESENT ADDRESS OF FAM
w ily name VI Bryant. with whom Capt. Henry u.
Todd assistant provost iarshal boarded while il IN
Mashinston IN 1872 Address q. star Office. ie0lOe
A u1HoRlZED PKlVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A illialns h Co. Communications promptly at
tended to anu strictly connds ntial Once opef all
lourx. Mn. MlLLIAAs. Manager. se:U q. u. y.
III -:m'
EuII. EVENING DkEss SUITS. SILK OR SATIN
T. wKyFoRTH 4 SONS.
jay7-lm' aI1 North Para ST.. baltimore. Nj
(uNiL SERVICE ExAMINAIION QUESTIONS
" and answers; send ~ cent? g
b. W. fINNN. A. NJ. Ivy institute,
tal4-1m' Southwest cor. 18th and SIS. n. "
NOW Is THE TlME. WE WILL PAY ..BIG
NV. o.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOR gEN1-sEVERAL NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS
brilliant tone; frst-class make; rents paid dur
ing 1891 credited bought. Latest music only lOc.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

EOR RENT-2STORY BRICK STABLE BACK OF
j. l0l2 18th St n W.. at Sl2. 80 per mo- Address Ell
GENE ARNOLD. 45S La. ave.. or GEO. +. HARDIN
$40 Pa. ave. Sc. ia2l-lm
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LrOR SALE-CORNER LOT AT CARLIN SPRINGS
Il with certificate OF stock very cheap.
JAMES L. CLEMENTS
fe1-1w 1921 st. NV.
L,OR SALE-FROM 10 TO Is ACRES ON LINE OF
Il lexington road. near EcknytCn and EdgewOod;
two squares IRON concrete streets $500 less per
than any ground in vicinity. Price 3D. 7O per acre
fe7-dt DUdAN BUTLER. UO0 81. n. W.
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~ acres on Arlington Heghts near line Of electric
road to Arlington; beautiful view of city; excellent
water and neighborhood; would make e most conve-
nient and beautiful suburban residence small subi-
vision; $50 per acre; call tor particulars. Also :,
building lots near same, Also "a acres. Groom house.
~ miles from city, for $50 cash. balance SIS per
month price, u ,SOO. Also 10 acres, with -roon
cottage 900 down. balance 80 per month price.
H. 800 Several small and large tracts those beau
tu lands Just west OF the city along the proposed
tric railroad TO Arlington and MT. Vernon sale
cheap Investors and Spectators requested call
or send stamp for List and map Of country around
Washington. JAMES l.. CLEMENTS,
feJ-lW l:cbl Il st
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1413 Mass ave, lTr anu
stable. .
1897 NJ st NV. l5r. .ltG.
1920 N st NV, l5r. i
12:SS Nj st NV. lor. i
Sl9 18th st NV, l1r....l
l4th ST extended. l1r. i
l4l1 Mass ave NV, 12r. /
1:SUS H st NV, Fiji
l3lS Conn ave, llr. 81.
l3l2Conn ave. l6r 81.
l16o p st NV. lE ... 80.
3O17 Q st NV. l2r........
L.e E st NV. 1:3r. .......
1888 g st.. Or.
aAls1 Naw York ava my CIR
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A Steady Hand.

When Doctor Garland, a success.
full New York surgeon, began pract-
ice, no went iDtosan office with an old
doctor, who, Of course, was always
wanted by patents. One div a
man called in great haste when che
older doctor was away.
Where is the Doctor? wat him
at once. My boy has been badly hurt.
The doctor is out" replied young
9arland, and will not be back for two
hours, but am at your SERVICE
You, said the man amps con-
temptuous'y. What can you dor
This Is case for al experienced sur.
geon.
i will do my best" replied Gar
land, steadily. There is no time TO
lose 1.-THE accident Is serious. Will
you accept my service for the want
OF betGetp
The man looked at him g moment
and then said.
well, come on. Iwould rather have
the doctor, though. lie has exper.
ience.'
We'll | shall have somo n cure
your boy said Garland with n SLIGHT
smile. You can't blame a man for
being no older then he is, can youS'
When the young doctor arrive at
The house everythi ng was in confa-
sion. Tho injured boys mother was
almost IN panic, but Garlaud's cool.
ness and selfspossession soon Gained
her somewbat Then the young doctor
gave the necessary Orders eilb sbarn
distioc'ness end conf ience; AMI
With that deft1ess which a man or &C
ton IN emergencies alwsys knows how
TO use be set about the task of re.toY.
ing to consciousness The injured boz.
While be was at work the father
walked tho floor anxiously, bemoan.
ing almost audibly the misfortune OF
having an inexperienced surgeon a.
such a time. lie bad almost resolved
TO 60 out and fnd another doctor
when the young surgeon crossed the
room 10 table aud poared out into
a teaspoon tome necessary medieipe.
lie then took the teaspoonful Of med .
icius and carried IL back TO she lonoge
With a steady hand so that not a
drop Of The liquid vas spilled. In
stsstly, It aisbed into tho fathers
mind, IL that young fellow can do
thst be must have his wits about him
and be steady, I believe l can trust
bin With the case.
The father lost his anxiety from
THAT moment, assistsd the doctor Ia
ail that VAS necessary and bis fatb
in the young man was so great that
he aiIOeed G. RAID TO conduct the
case unit bis son had iully rec ivered.
The doc'or'ssuccess as surS, on
dated from thas case and was o~ina
really 20 the simple fsct thst he once
carried a spoonful Of medicine across
a room without q treDaor Of the hand.
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SENATOR HEARsT's DEArH.-
The death CT Senator Hearst, of
California, will be regretted as that
OF man of kindly nature, large
ideas. good scnee and sound judg
ment. Above all, Mr.. Hearst was
an honest man-material of which
Senators are not too often made.
Beginning life at the bottom of
the ladder, penni'ess and without
education, he ended his days a
millionaire and occupying a most
honorable position. His career IL
lustrates the possibilities of life in
our An @ i can republic. In the
farm laborer of today we perhaps
see the Senator or President of
thirty or forty years hence. Mr..
HeArst's death causes the loss OF q
Senator to the democrats, as the
present Legislature of California
is republican, aud will elect a re-
publican 10 succ,,d him. Count
ing Senators PETER OF Kansas, and
Kyle, OF South Dakota, as virtual.
~ democrats, the republican ma
JoIity after March 4 next. but for
Senator IIearsts death would
have been reduced from IL to 6.
His death will result in this being
increased to 8. Should a demo.
crat be elected in Illinois 1t would
again fall to 6.-.Balto. Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-13
Beware of Fatigue.

Fatigue should not be- treatotl
as q light matter. Women often
say: Il am perfectly well, only
get tired easily Then you are
not perfectly we'll. You need rest.
cure and possibly medical treat
rnent. Try the rest fret and set
your mind free from worries ami
restraints. With the rest, take
nourlshing food, not tonics of ne.
cessity, but instead Of waiting until
luncheon take a cup of beef ten
during the forenoon; between;
luncheon and dinner an egg lem
onade or a glass of milk and crack
err Do not exact from yourself
work which you do not feel eauaI
to: make it a rule to lie down tive
hours each afternoon, and 90 t.
Led early. Keep this treatment
up for three months, with all the
ont of door life that you feel ediai
to, and you will realize what real
can do. The tired feeling mean
that you need rest Il is Assure a,y
indication az that a clock need
winding when IL runs down.
Boston Traveller.
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kseS siOnS OF the Courts
Circuit Court. l2th Judicial Circuit, Hon.
lanes ID. Armstrong, presiding--Tetn ms -.
gin az folio I'll
Grant County Fourth Tuesday 10 March,
hrst Tuesday In Juno and third Tuesday In
October.
Hampshifs County First Tuesday In Feb.
ruary, second Tuesday In May aad third
Tuesday in September.
Hardy COUNTY Second Tuesday In March
hst Tuesday in May and 6rst Tuesday In
October.
MINERAL Coanty--Second Tuesday In Jan
.ary, fourth Tuesday in April and 6rst Tues
Lay Ia September.
Psndlston County---Second Wednesday In
April, Wednesday after second Tuesday IN
IuRe. and erst Wednesday In November.
County Court Of Hampshire County
John 8. Pancake Prenoent-RnD. Powell
and VIM. a. Pepper Commissioers; @ S.
!" bite Clerk. The regular sessions are held
oeainning On the 6rst Tuesday in anuary
April. and tbs la st Tuesday in July, and ii
ourih Tuesday in October.