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- ARUNDEL-O L-ON-THE-BAY

ARUNDKI-ON-THE-BAY
~ BEAUTIFULLY located on Chesspsaks bay, =
OF mile south Of Bay Ridge. Nd. with 8 lon9 vcfsr
mont on the bay; high rcund and fhcSE wooded sifh
sosne q the Kr.ndest shsde trees.
Ons and one-han hours from Wssnlngfon, one hour
nom Helemore number Of arstcla0 cottages are
Lots from 2i50to 200. On sssy terms. Plass and
DAvfb D. STONE, Nanaesr.
The Chsaapsaks and columb6A 1hvcstmsnf o.,
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PARIsIANs HAVE TO WALK.
The Entire Stage Service of the City sus-
pended by a Strike.

pended by a Strike.
PARIS, May 25.-The drivers of the public
stages throughout this city struck today for
twelve hours work per day and for the rein
statement Of drivers belonging TO the union who
have been dismissed from the service Of
the stage company. The striking drivers
sembled around the Offices and stables OF the
company in order to prevent blacklegs from
being employed. The public stage service Of
Paris is entirely suspended.
The company during the day made an at
tempt to run few stages but the strikers at
tackled them, cut the traces, pulled the
drivers from their seats and left the stages
in the streets. The police arrived on the
scene too late to prevent tie stages nom be-
ing stormed. but the officers afterward made
several arrests among the strikers. The presi-
dent of the Stage Drivers Union was one OF the
men taken into custody.
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PRESIDENTIAL LAPPoINTMENTs.-TheP President
has appointed Jose Segura of Santa Fe, NM,
to be agent for the Indians of the Pueblo and
Jicarilla agency in New Mexico; Michael Pig
gott of Illinois, to be special agent to make
allotments OF lands in severalty to non-reserva-
ton Indians; Thomas B. Perry and Rell NJ.
Woodward to be passed assistant surgeons in
the marine hospital service.
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TIE TRAnxINe .ScnooI--Commodors Ram
say, chief Of the bureau of navigation, has Just
returned 10 Warrington from Newport r l.,
where he went 10 inspect the training school
He reports that the school Il In good order. ~
though there are now but eighty-hve appren-
tices in attendance. The majority Of the boyR
about $50, were aboard the training ship Jamas-
town making ready fog ~ eruise.
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INDIAN REcRUIrs.-Secretary Proctor has re-
ceived a report from First Lieutenant Charles
Dodge of the twelfth infantry stating that he
has enlisted as soldiers thirty San Carlos Apache
Indians at Mt Vernon barracks. Ala. with the
most satisfactory results, and that they promise
to make excellent soldiers.
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The NEwARK's FINAL TRIAL.-Orders have
been issued from the Navy Department for the
final trial Of the new cruiser Newark at Norfolk
next Wednesday. The trial is not for speed,
but is intended to demonstrate the complete
ness of the vessel, and it will be conducted by
Admiral Kimberly's board of inspection.
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BIDS OPENED ToDAY.-Bids were opened at
the Office of the chief of ordnance of the navy
at noon today for new wharf at the Bellevue
magazine on the Potomac river. There were
but two bids, as follows: Geo. 7. Cumberland
of Washington, d. c., S1,149, and Jos. l..
Breen, Alexandria, Va, 81, ,450. No award was
made.
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MOVEMENT OF SILvER.-The issue of standard
silver dollars from the mints during the week
ended May % was 1914, 43S. The issue during
the corresponding period Of last year was
1896, ,O94. The shipments of fractional silver
coin since the 1st instant amount to S9l7, 7,57l.
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THE PRESIDENTS ORDER

Closing An the Govefnment Depaxtmenfs
ON Decoration Day.
The President today issued the following ex-
ecutive order closing the departments next
Saturday: 'Tt h hereby ordered that
the several executive departments and
the government printing once be closed
on Saturday, the S0th instant TO
enable the employees to participate In the
decoration OF the graves 81 the soldiers and
sailors who fell in defense Of the Union during
the war Of the rebelliou.''
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No News FROM THE CHARLEsroN.-Secretary
Tracy said to STAR reporter this afternoon
that he had heard nothing yet from the
Charleston in her pursuit of the Itata. Il sup
pose she is still running" he added.
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He Favors Government Control of the Ger
man Railways.

LONDON, May 25.-The kaiser is said to be
bent upon the complete naturalization Of the
German railways, and that this Was
his chief reason for retiring Herr
Maybock, who had failed in attempt
ing to carry out that change. The kaiser
is thoroughly Imbued with Bismarck's idea Of
a grand network Of railways controlled by the
reichstag and as completely at the imperial
command the artillery or cavalry Of the
army. This plan he means to carry out. it is
said, in time for use in q general European
war.
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Philadelphia's Ex-Treasurcr 20 Prostrsted
That He 10 Confined to The House.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 25.-City Treasurer
Bardsley was again too Ill to appear in answer
to q summons. He was 10 have had hearing
before Magistrate Pole at noon, but his ply
sician positively forbade him to leave the
house.
A fact that was overlooked by the morning
papers is that Mr.. Bardsley is under 80, 900
bail This was imposed by Judge Pole late on
Saturday night when Mr.. Bardsley was ar
rested at his home in Germantown No one has
yet entered security for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

The INSTRUCTIONS Nor READY YET Secre-
tary Foster said today that the instructions to
the revenue collectors in regard to the seal
fisheries had not been issued yet for the simple
reason that they had not been agreed upon.
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Secretary Blaine Up and About the House.
NEW YoRk, May 25.-secretary Blaine vss
ND and about the house this morning. The
gout symptoms are fast disappearing. While
IL is believed that Mr. Blaine will leave this city
about the latter part Of the week no definite
date has been fixed nor has ID been determined
whether the Secretary viii 60 10 Washington OF
Maine.
Secretary Blaine went out for Q drive this
morning. He was assisted down the steps Of
his daughters house by the nurse and
Mrs. Damrosch- He had on . warm overcoat
and large wooden shawl wrapped around him
His physician has not seen him since Saturday
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@FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
The greatest bargain in lie Droit Park, z
rooms and all modern improvements. New
press brick front house on Larch st. near
Maple ave. Street concreted
An elegant well-buiit house in cvery par
ticular. Price, SO, 0O0. One-third cash. bal
ance to suit.
BARNES WEAVER
my23-St 620 + st. n
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II B. SMITH CO.,
H. ARTISTS
Our studio. 601 and 60:3 Mass. ave. NV having
been renodelled at great expense think (withoCt
boastinel We have the largest and equipped studio
south OF New York Our Speciality is OIL pastel India
ink and crayon portraits. We do only frstcass work
and guarantee satisfaction. visit studio will
convince You thht work is secondto WASH
lnSton Our portraits can he in the windows of
the following places of business
T. >. Williams Co. cor. 9Th and SITS. NV.
j. Aueroach. cor. 18th and New York ave. NV.
Acker 4 kenner, l4.19 Pa. ave. NV.
Z. i. Droop. JSJ Pa. ave. NV.
q: Warhed simpson. 9th and G sts NV.
W. II. HerOst, .,0tu and Pa. ave. NV
L. Mzckall & Bro. cor. Stn and II SITS. no.
Samuel l.. Kelley Co.. 426 9TH st. $ W.
j. Water Hot.Ses cor. Pa. ave. and ID ST. s.a
Geo. Is. Weiss. cor. 3jth and % SITS.
VI. Kaufman, COR Sth and sts Sc.
T. Nj. Paris. cor. 10th and SITS. NV.
Give call
II. b. SMITH CO., Artists
tOl and 6Oi3 Mass. ave.
Open until 8 pm my21-6t'
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, 81 1886, ,552; customs, s574, ,969.
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W GODS & Co.
BANKERS.
1872 T sTREET.


IN hs new Uscourse OF trade sir JOSIAH
SnAu. IN 'ne seventeenth century, AIiacAn
Nns. ne was Pieastu 70 term 'hat hno'aieh
plsoHee VI oanAeIs IN Lonuon' TIC PfscscS
IelerIeu 70 Is eApiAlheu py TINS Passaee taAen
Ihon Inc hys'erS OF lhe Ne"-issnlonso Soio-
s " pAHAes , ' Dl'eeieu' - M
49, ~ u 'ne l' same iieI'ne siine u
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NsaH W te.e'o 'He feh's VI
ess'eS ienH''eu 10 .ONh anu siiON 'neLu anu
o'Hels Nno puI oasn III tner hahus sonis IN
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~ 'H7n H~iiAS- AnAs was sieAt anu en'en'
He'I-s -, ~ ~ ~. A.OeS I'M IN H~ -.
~ ~ouio oesr Ih'eres' wi '4ie uaS .ne,
~ anu .ueS eoA4u % ua" O'' a'
I e NO N~u'eu -, "i'h IN Ini.nie1S VS. 'iOu"-o
--I . = 49, ~ LOO 'eN - ON 0 e' '
IT. st.L -,
~ ~ - s'''s W 't"e'' oanAins was Wa
- w - - % 80 -, 49, a. w =. -. q,
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HNiSie Ailu i'ers'iIS es'eeIled
..' ~ IN fiO,nps anu ~ .enerous ',.-
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Total amount paid to benenciaries since 1877:
OVER e720,O00.
Pure life insurance without investment st a low
reliable and safe insurance can be sold Send Tor
circulars or drop us line and an agent willcaIl.
B. B. DONALDSON. President.
LAWRENCE GARDNER, 6ecrs<ary
FRANK 6. PARKS, Asst. ssc'y
my220 Once, 410 10th ct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S~S TO GENTLEMEN.
Does your face smart after shaving! II
no. you have not the right Razor. per-
feet Razor should not cause you any
more annoyance than q piece Of card
board drawn across your face. Such il
the "K. B. EXTRA" It's guaranteed
toreQuire no honin0. Price. sl.os.
In order to introduce this finest of ali
makes. we are giving fine Strop (your
choice Of eight styles) worth 75c. to
el.25 with each Razor.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. OR
MONEY REFUNDED.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
10th. 11th and F SITS. NV.
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a suit for oso0yOo0 Begun
NEW Yosx, Nay 2h-The suit Of o'Brfsn and
Cark against this city for es00,00o for work
done on tbs new squsduct was begun today.
Similar suits aggrsGating es.ooo,ooo sxe eS-
psstsa
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SPRING HAra
DUNLAPs NEW YORK HATS IN
SILK AND DERBY.
Derby Hats in Cinnamon, Manila, Russet
and Gold Brown colors round and square
crown Glazed Tarpaulin Sailor Hats new
shape. Boys Derbies at 81. % and upward.
Genuine Maekinaw Straw Hats, made by DUNLAP&
CO. OF NEW YORK. at u. 30 each and upward The
lest Hat N the market for the price.
Wide Brtm Straw Sailors for Ladiea
WILLETT RUOFF
ap6 ~ fennsylvania ave- NV
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TWO CENTS.
WARNER MILLER TALKS.
No One Knows What Gov. HiI's Intentions
Are rs to denomination.

CLEVELAND POPULAR WITH THE DENocRArs-
UNCERTAINTY As TO rkNNANY's AcrIoS-rKE
THIRD PARTY To BE SHORT LIvED-REcIPRocIrY
rAvoRABLY RECEIVED IN SOUTH AMERICA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC. SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
4 M,p: c. VIII Be held at Masonic Temple TUES;
second By order n f III. and
my2o-1 Secretary.
R~sCOTTIsH RITE-ALBERT PIKE CON
DAY s m sssIp
my2e2t ROBERT BALL, s2s. Registrar.
R~sCOTTISH RITE.-ROBERT DE BRUCE
AIRY on ! TUESDAY: 3sth instant =, 5SS Busi
ssas ms s'''ne' AERx Il x0ff H. HOLT. sao Recorder
X<KiEI|GIh.AABsII.Ess, I.As 7. SENIORS AND JUNIoks
viii SfES s i 4 Com
-, lean Ammonia Manufacturing Company for
TTNE 5TSI IiTS TSSi. 3: DooLiTTLE. President: W H.
DOOLlIILE, Secretary. my25-2w'
pe.s;ny DEVIL okde5S T9kK <. AMP
;nRtss sR near NV. Monday and Tuesday NIGHTS. All
sSsei M nSic WRGIb5SfE Mpssins as at
pra aS H4sSsf 81 Sld'r
K~REy. s; NJ. NEWMAN. D. D., OF THE
9f nsns Msy
for sale at Droops. ny25,St
E[SWEHEREBYG GIvEOU THANKS TO THE
- - jewish congregation for the magnificent
fSg Ss1 rouSl aas
and Mrs. GRONER. 1t.
K%(88f,EEIHGIILAdL;6 ~, EHI LAdL;6olpEPARTMENTo J ol OF STATE,
mr. IaS. hss Green received civ e h
unted States at Cairo, Egypt, of the death, on the
ssts ot re kts65fSsry 9g at on board the French
legal the deceased can obtain further
No dafe9 April a. ~ i Per its
ESFLOWERS FOR DECORATION DAY. a36
- st; NV Is the only store in the city
verbenas and other bedding plants in bloom in
snG Gut st fD n
BasRes vases ws snd a. rns hans Hanging
Graves will be tastelully decorated with Plants or
Cut Flowers if ordered in time.
eries. Ferneriss. Rustic Work. &C. viii be sEiliuiiy
my2o-5t N. sTUDER. Florist.
RNSFoR RENT OR LEAsE-GooD BUSINESS
y = property. on Ilth near n. wide front,
business OF any knS noderate sT9d oS4n tGT
CH0AIE CO., $50 1Ith st; my25-im
N~SOCIETIES, UNIONS, CLUBS. ORGANI
S: s5s nand % bills. tickets. &c We make sPeeiaity Of
mva.am PRINTER 1Np ES$ktSStfih,
K1sWEDDING INVITATIONS.
-, Il you need any wedding or party invita-
this line It is not equal to snsraRn o bn my is w1pR ndh IN
cheaper and at the same time is nandsGme and stylish
my1- BIN Printer and Publisher. Ii06- iii6E st. NV.
ksThe heather Is likely to be threatening, but
- generally JAR; stat olaru tenDerdfurs:
A HOUSE COMPLETE
We furnish everything that is needed to build
ahouse. and we have such perfect system that
We can MI any order quickly and satisfactorily
We can save you lots of worry and running
around by dealing with US.
LIBBEY. BITTINaER 4 MILLER.
9Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Branch Yard:
my25 18th AND O Sta aE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~vETERAN ASSOCIATION, SECOND REG
meeting Win en m aId ~ O. :. yols @ adjourned
SGpnssRipsptaIs and ist e "asNfsfe on WEp
KRAUsE. Secretary 49, u D"N" ohnYs5 mSa3-s.! a.
K~WAAsHINaToN CoNsIsToRY, NO Z. s.
ssndsss,p F. r. 39S A. As R.. will hold its regular
snd Penn ON iias f HtESfNa SSf h May
M Of % Se sTs n
'c,sa %1as, By order ANsoN TAfToRsaS. secretary.
k~NoTICE-sTOCK
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
Georgetown, d. c.
Subscription to the tenth series now received.
GEO. W. KING. Secretary.
ONCE 1851 ed st. my2S-st
R~T0 TOURISTS AND THOSE CONTEM-
attention our frayeers outAttins Deparmens sa as
Sole LEATHER franss pEsss t%nfs
srt keS oat sstSr Bags Gladstone Bags Dress
sse sna extra y all An e.ten
Rugs aud shaWs for railway Tave In pas and
stripes from 60 tS SIS each For the convenience Of
On board any steamer sailing from New York, Boston.
Philadelphia or S''S5s %oo6@Sh6h 5ss IF 6hsrfso forHRop
my23-3m 10th. 1lth and sts NV.
H~THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Edwin joyce under the stye and 0 of nnaas1 ana
Z Joyces Sons. has been dissolved by the death Of
The undersigned beg to announce that they have
Will continue the business under the name and
nsylns assumed the Of the old firm
myasm u ''' sEghsH 4 ;iS SBWiy y: ,59ge 5QgeE.
EMSsALE OF sTOCK.-SEvERAL SHARES OF
- the capital stock OF the New Enterprise
S at b sfa st. at public $ sas
sMH Ss due Is
~ building and estimate on cost Of erection;
SoNxs GIBBS f COZ %Sas' mS
RsLoTs FOR sALE-
have esrDsr 4. lots ss il
GIBBS CO.. 14th and SITS. my23-3t
Kss1O.OO 600 REWARD!
SOME VILE. MALICIOUS, EvIL-DIsposED,
ENVIOUS PERSON. OR A FOOL, HAVING CIRCU-
LATED THE REPORT THAT THE TITLE OFTHE
CHARLTON HEIGHTS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
TO THE PROPERTY IN PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY. MARYLAND, NOW KNOWN AS CHARL-
Is n FEN EH HEEEP5 H9
hE E oE sAb lNFEE Is
BENJAMIN CHARLTON. PRESIDENT.
EDWARD GRAVES. TREASURER.
myes7. 'Asas sEcRErskT ]; SRTiS AaD GEN. MANAGER.
<s!T COSTS TOO MUCH
- To have PICTURE of the SCHILLEN PAT
ENI WlhE FENCING here, which is CHEAP, OR
NAMENTAL and DURABLE for CITY, COUNTRY
and FARMS. Call and see Cut Book and Samples
H. L. THORNTON. Sole Agent,
my~~3-sN 6O9 r st. n. w.. Room 3.
R~NEW OFFICE FOR THE CHESAPEAKE
- AND OHIO RAILWAY
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company has lust
established new and finely appointed Ticket 0ice at
l42l Pa. ave. This office, which is opened for the
convenience Of the many uptown patrons Of this pop
uar route, is in addition to the long occupied
at 513 Pa ave., cor 18th st.. which will be maintained
as IOrlnerly my234t
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8~Is YOUR LIFE INSURED!
Examine the plan Of the WASHINGTON BENEFI-
CIAL ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 4l9 10th st.
The largest life insurance company incorporated
under the laws Of the District Of Columbia,
FEW OF THE RECENT DEATH CLAIMS:
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i 4 WALKER SONS, aQ4 10TH sT.N.w.-FIRE
~. brek, Clay and Tile. Flue Lining All sxss; 3b
klncs bolding Paper, Lime. Cemenfs fst Pitch. lar,
10mo aazd Charcoal. Call 7x1@3- dj0
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS WILL BE
"A slad TO learn that can now write insurance
on their lives In the best company in .he world.
which viii allow them freedom OF travel after
the nrst year. Write for full particulars 20
CHAS. l. GURLEY,
1926 81. NV
my25-2t With Equitable Life Assurance Society
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E~DoN'T YOU KNOW
Ii Is very poor economy to buy the best Of
marketing and then put it into a CHEAP
REFRIGERATION, expecting it to keep
sweet and pure? Good housekeepers with
correct ideas of economy ALWAYS BUYthe
best Refrigerators as they SAVE THEIR
COST in one season in the preservation Of
food.
The WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE-
FhlGERATOR is guaranteed to keep its
contents sweet and fresh or money will be
refunded. You will find it for sale at
W. H. HOEKE's
CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
COR sTH AND PENNA. AVE,
my19-1m Who is sole agent for the District.
tTHE DAILY GOLD-LINED RUBBER
~ Dental Plates. which attracted so much at
tenfion during the meeting Of the American Medical
association. exhibition in all the principal drug
stores
DR. KULP. BEFORE THE AMERICAN DENTAL
ASSOCIATION,
Said the health of threefourths of the people af
tected by wearing rubber plates If you value your
health and appreciate cleanliness, have your plate
lined with gold. All tirst-cass Washington
are making these plates. pamphlet containing pro-
ceedings OF State and Local Societies. Testimonials kc
Tree by nail or upon application to JOHN A. DAILY,
NJ D., u. D. s.. 9i2 New York ave. NV. my11-3m
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RURCHELL's FAMILY TEA
~ tSpring Leaf,
AT oOc- q pound
Do you wanta
Delicious cup Of Teay
This will make it,
Only in y packages.
d. W. BUhCHELL
1.2o st. pv7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

Owe On
you use this Invaluable table requisite you should
by all means give . trial 1t has been selected
with view sngly to its quality medical as well as
table Its superiority is generally acknowledged
BY competent judges
The price compared with that Of other Olive Oils
Is very moderate 90 for full quart bottle.
W. 8. THOMPSON,
my1 Pharmacist. 7O3 18th st.
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K~MoNDAY.

We were successful in pro-
curing lot Of open front and
open back combined white
shirts with imported pique
bosoms. We are selling them at
S1.25. They are equal to q 90
garment.
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RFOR SALE
O Special Reduction to Prompt Buyers
Those new six-room bricks corner of Spruce
st. and Hardwood ave lie Droit Park Sew
eral styles and prices. Fine location. All i'm
provements Finely paPsrsd. Moderate prices.
WRIGHT 4 STOCKETT,
my23-6t $40 ST. NV
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EISANCIAL-PREMICAN NOTES OF s5 SECURED
Dy deed OF trust. interest guaranteed, by Woods
Co oankers; secures IOU 70 ss,UO value. THOMAS
a MITCHELL. Ssti = ST. my.c5-ot'
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SOFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
District Of Columbia, Washington
to the taI levied for the year ending june 3D. 1901 on
tax. where not previously paid. will become due and
payable ON the LIST day Of May and If not paid before
rears ana delinquent and q penalty. 2 per centu1n
upon the amount thereof shall be added and the same
with other taxes due and In shall listed
advertisement and sale in the manner prescribed by
existing law By order of the Commissioner Of the
District Of Columbia. Attest: Z. q. DAVIS, Col
lector OF taxes. d.. my1-g6t
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-11-26
viii Make Ships Unsuitable.

And now material has been discov-
cred that will make ships unsuitable.
rhe article is called cellulose and is to be
manufactured in Philadelphia. The eel
lulose is made from thehusks OF cocanuts
aud has the property of absorbing eight
times its own weight of water. The
husks are ground into meal, the meal is
placed in sacks, and vessels are lined
with it. Owing to the quality OF the
fiber it is impossible to make hole in 1t.
The discovery of the material was acct
dental A French gunboat was practic-
inc at target set up against quantity
Of these wet husks; the shots that struck
the target pierced it and disappeared
among the husks, leaving no signs OF
their penetration, because the material
Immediately closed up again. The hint
thus given led to experiments, and these
70 the manufacture of the new article.
If the hull OF vessel be lined with eel
lulose it will make it practically unsinka'
ble.--Atlanta Constitution.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-11-26
"a yard q Roses.n

One of the popular paintings at the New
Work Academy Of Design was yard long
panel of Roses. A crowd was always before
it. One art critic exclaimed. "Such bit Of
nature should belong to all the people, it Ia
too beautiful for one man TO hide away"
The Youths Companion, Of Boston, seized
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somebody Is Always willing.
Binks-Did you see that disagree
able paragraph about jerks in the
paper yesterday?
Jinks-Yes. I wonder if jerks has
seen it. Somebody surely ought to
show it to him.-Somerville journal.