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Escaped the Looting at Marking.

Rev. A. Mclean of Cincinnati, correspond
ing secretary of the Foreign Christian Mis-
sion Society, has received q cablegram
that brought quiet to many anxious per-
sons. 1t came from Rev. Z. I. Williams,
formerly pastor of the Central Christian
Church, and of the safety Of whose family
in the recent pillaging of the Christian
missions at Marking by the anti-foreigner mob
there were grave doubts. 1t was dated at
Shanghai and simply says: "All escaped" The
all" is supposed to mean all Americans, and
tho message is joyful one.
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As THE NANE INDICATES, Halls vegctable 81.
Gillian Hair Remover 10 q remover Of the hair, In
GLIDING its growth. health, youthful color and
beauty. IL WA please yon.
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OpES ALL N1eHr.

For the accommodation Of our customers and the
OF registered Pharmacists.
y. b. WILLIAMS Il CO.. DRUGGISTS
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,
Cor. 9Th and n.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion TO other goods. We use only the purest
drss and chemicals from tho reliable mAnufac-
turers. We cheerfuy invite . careful iuspee ton Of
this department. ~ ply siclAns
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II edmond AND DANyIILF RAIIRoaD co
An trains leave aud arrive at i lgn; S
ger Statlun, Mdsh.netOn. u. q.
tons connes csvef IN lou warr,5is a. a S sta
ctnn g,,s,s d&,y except sday, fOr staanIoh.
burg with Norfolk md N.scrn RaiIioseI f,r hoa,,s
sns H., 51IeS, brisio. Knoxville. ChaiIaaoos.
II IL aIn.-Daiiy for Manassas wnrren,on. cu,-
Srsnscoro hAel.il. saiisburN aud sl-Iions western
ci 0aTSna Di'lsi.n charlotte and stations souh
NNarohhA DIVISION and stations Atlanta ami
DIVISION 70 Atlanta Nnors - ua.le la ma,
Pullman safet S.eser Ss~ s srt and md s%I,wss,
70 Atlanta connect NJ with pullman seepsr Atlanta
Pullman sleeIsf TO Memphis VIA isirnlinlS1i ans
CoHnaa ana s' :, iH,.lsn se..r isr augusta
| iOS n M wa hs,snie anu 10. Springs
for strssrr AMI insernsiste ss,, saSsH sunday
| D. NJ Train comets at llyerton for Luray, Va
| stations. S'ois ~ All
$40 pm-Daily -wAshington and Southwestern,
| Nestpuied ianiited-A magnificent train of Pullman
81 isaces Consisting of Drawing Room Din-
seryaOn the latest and lns-i ...a ~,
INJURIOUS DESIGN. butt expressly tins s-rvice An
nrst-class tckets only. Arrives at Atlanta q Pin
iSs, sr.,ss aas S.kins nsiAse connet,ons with
memphis, Meridian. New Orleans and Nicksburs Wa
1loop Daily. Southern Express for I.ynchburx.
Dah suie. creenstoro. hAeigh salist ury and STA
| stations South Carolina Division Augusta and sta-
lions Atlanta ana Chariot Division Atlanta wbrrs
| connection Is made an Union station Tor ali posnrs
sIGsa and sS1ssSs' 1oSsh sossass Sss LorI
| western r. T. Tor AIrginia - sn.rs aud West
Pul,msn Buffet SLEEPER. New lori 70 Knoxville via
| Lynchburg, Danviie. Salisbury and Mosssrn North
| Carol ma Division. -
via Atlanta. Montgomery and Molale
Trans ON Washington and Ohio division leave wash
ington y am. daily. O.aD pm. daily and as ~ m
except sunday; Returning. arrive at Msshjngtop al
day. ss
InrGssh trains from she south VI. Charlotte mi
and 90 D. m. and from Lynchburg / 20 Pm AMI
e..O u m VIA last enne~see, bristol and Lvncl,-
bQrg, at 10 - m strassurs loca al IOs7 a M
lchets, slseIfng car reservation and inforuafSon
iurlshec and Daggaxe checked Office 1900 fenDs -
aa nue aiid AZ pass-Ker station. fennsy
1sn, ros VA ana strs-,s. Washington. ID. q
mys JAS. l.. TAILOR. GENERAL pass. Agent
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y oCK ENoN SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
~ IN the great North mountains. only 81 hours from
Washington Hotel and cottages accommodate 80.
cool resort Bountiful table. Three remarkable
medicinal springs Fine mineral baths and swimming
pool Livery, bowling alleys, tennis lawn and ele-
CANT ball room enlarged tins year Season opens June
Beautiful new descriptive pamphlets at this Office
for terms and full information apply at Office of
A. s. PRATT SONS
my21-3m Sun building, lSl5 + IT.
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RALTlMokE a OHIO RAIi.huAD.
~ Scheln q M eiIe-f MnN In Isst

RALIlMOkE a OHIO KAIl.lsBAD
A. schcsin e m efiet May TO- ISnl.
A<NNe washington run station New I~r>.v
avenue and street.
Tor Chi al'o AMI Northwest. Nest.buled IAmited.x-
pr.ss Trains, II 10 a n:. $50 o. Ia. dai ,.
nor Cnclnnn'i. ~. Lou.s ma .u.,,ai,nt.,,. X.-,,
Dnled i,tiiiliei 5sSu exIress II 10 I. ni. daily
TOR Pittsburs ami Cleveland. tn.rc.s daily, 30
Tor Lexington and stanton 40, 4Oam
Tor Winchester and way 1t ttons - 80 m nm
Tor l-nray. '3:sL 'S:l5 p.m.
TOR haaioke. fnoNvl4is. ,uAftu iWsxa and Ne,nnhis
lu,n J., M dai y seeping through 10 Netnfihls
80 $780, A. minutes = III . ~ a. az ninu,S
u -. AIN ~ 10. >. a., i5 -: rs a. miuuts.sI 80
50 81 4ho - 40. ~ tnlnut.sl 3D. -, Il ..si
SSr,a 10 ssl eol. 1000. N 80 ana II q, y IA.
I.S.s 4o9. . $50. - hinut-sl. $50. %: D
-. 43l, 500 tb.lO. ~ mnni.sl $50, tj., a.
s.p $500. III 30. 80 pm.
For Annapolis. 30 and : 30 AIN. Il 10 ana "a,
Pm. nnhdays, 30 an. "a p.l.i.
. 4 or Halrrstgxn. IlO 40 a iu anl -. Al \, ~. '
hOAh BLUE LIN lDR MN i.bKK Ann
PHILADELPHIA
AZ TOT fhi'Aae hia New orb. hoston. ant the EAs,
(5;lO. Dining Carr 80 IA 80 a. M s.,rI.r Car
Open Al 1880 clo,kl. S~''
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
~ Doston. ~ D. M. WITH Pullman Buffet sleer-
va foushkeeIsie Bridge landing A. ss..n.cr. A.,
u, * NJ station at Boston. -
for Atantic CITY. 90. 1000 and II % IN sun-
or time OF suburta tram. tim. talI.. a. a
| OF all ticket AGENTS ~ ''-iAs
ftxoela sun az. Daily Sc, ..,-...,.
basg are called tor and chez from hot. : and r..l-
a ~ mon rnnsier Co EFT AT tck q
j. a. ODkLL, Gas ~ s.trtt
myll Den. Manager o., - -.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

BUTTER. BUTTER. BUTTER.
Fancy Creamery Butter &c.
5Jars Crosse 4 Blackwell's Assorted Jams s5c
n. A POOLE.
THE CASH GROCER.
fe12-6m ga Louisiana ave- n ".
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FRENCH ACCORDION fLAI1ING REDUCED
for the Of iLls Gdies' SKIRTS. Dc. yer
I'd children skirts. ~. Per yd Anl;e plAiting,
e. per I'd and MP. plnkihg. 20. Ter sd. O.; W.
LUCAS. .SS .rh st. n. aplo-.sn-
ERENCH DYElNG SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
L inT Establishment, laOa New York First
class ladies and gents wurk of every description
- OUTING SUITS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LEkCH. formerly with
A. Fisher and Mason lricse. PaTls niyg
l AIDES WISHING THEIR FISE WHITE AND
- black lares gone up in nrst-class French style,
White ana Satin Dresses Lace Clrts specially. at
reasonable prices, call AZ MADAME kALMONT's Old
STAND. al3 llth II. Nv. ap42m'
Mrs. GEO. WAGNER. 1876 l4TH ST NV
4'I begs TO announce that se has opened her and
colaplete establishment OF Hun4an hAr Goods and
TOlet Articles. ana better Ir, AIRED do Shampoo
and Dress HAIR IN sorr,r tIaa te.ore OWING
her new inethods 10 which she especially invites at
tention Of tie ladies' OF Washington. nsy4-sjm
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LADIES GOODS.

NINE. L. B. HARnrsos
Il constantly receiving from the leading houses
in London and Paris the latest styles In
IMPORTED poNNETs AND HATS.
CHILDREN's HATS AND MOURNING
GOODS A SPECIALLY
lz2o STREET.
mheo-3n Opposite the Ebbitt.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
l'Oh FOk1kESS hONhoE. SohtoIk, RICa-
Il mond, Va, or any polnt south take the mann
moth steel propeilers Washington and Norfolk. ..
m. daily from foot Of 9TH
my7-im JOHN CALLAHAN GenT supt.
EoR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
u Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. Fare slJ
Round trip 81 %. Steamer leaves 9Th st. wharf.
minus Of cable Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday
pm. Lighted with electricity and refurulshed
throughout: Through tickets TO Boston. including
meals and state rooms. slo 75. aud New York. es 30
Telephone cah. 1850; and 4 y. ofhces-5l3 and 142l
Penna- ave. tmy41 ALFRED WOOD. G. T. A
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
V1 COMPANY. Steamer Sue. Capt. w. c. Geo~hegan,
leaves every sunday for Baltimore and river
landings. Steamer John 4. Tygert, Capt .ohn A.
pm, for river landings Thursdays trip will be er-
tended to Baltimore. All freight must be prepaid.
for passage ana freight apply to STEPHENSON q
bRO.. 1tp ct. wharf. or cor. Ia ave- and ISth %.
mh2S-6in
CTEAMER 'wAKEFIEI.D" "
- Leaves nth 1t. wharf on MONDAYS. THuRSDAY1
and SATURDAYS at 2 am. Returning TUESDAY,
For Nomini Greek. Va, and st. Clements Bay ~.
touching at intermediate landings
Passenger Recommendations nrst-class~
{. W RIDLEY.
yS General ManaesR.
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RArIwAy
IN INFECT MAJ IL Isai ~

Fr Alexandria. : 30. U.:Sa a. - IA. ,o..,
S cm,' az ~ oi nSoi "a , Ns 20 30 s5 S
att;D. -. 3,i5. lo.s1 A.Ia.. i Sa asll U.lS
80. anu 40 O5 D. IN ~ va
AeeonlnodAtlon for Quantco ~ q m. and exprp-.
~ - "a IA week days - al Sundays.
fa ilshiicnd and the south. N anu 10 .5.a m
,oAiis. Accommodation :. . Pm. weak days
iia,lls Leave As.haIdIla for MAshnstoa UUa Tsos.
San 5.lo. lOl1. n Il. N ~ a. ln. ssl osar
3OQ. Sod. a; ~. > A. B.l.L al Dsal Id 81 I'll
20 PIN IN Sunday at % 10. 10 10 Ii II 81
pm
llckets and Information at flie Office norfbeast ,,,
b' N lot street and lennsy avenue and ATT a
stauon ~i'a" Oro.-s can lie l-it tide rilpklns q
ChAS. L. PlsH, u N Mseria
General Mana.rer. imy.,5l Gen.tal ts,..,,.r i,.,.
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PrxSsYIyASra porrr


myeo Genera r.-.sas ,s'i as.u.
.,,r ,fENSsYLyAxr. ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, MESg AND snuTHwEsr
sfsii kkiis MhsS Sie : fs aSSfrxKxr
TRAINS LEAVE STne aSsSnISsf5Ss I'll 9lRoN sr,rro,
CORNER or 6rH AND q sIgEETS AS FOi.Iows.
q p1.n nna .s ss c Ssl Al ID ,s h1ss..
as Lane io.''oa n daily 20 chicASo. Columbia
si Gam sns sn5 car; ;ssr a,s"a.s 70 y:
oh.ssso =. isa'. c',,s, % s ,,,'oi .
IIc-s m. Gaiy fSrioS 1aT waslilstan q !,
louis oeas% and Cincinnati and Diaia c.r II a a.
Nlz 70 ~ Louis, Chicago and CINCINNATI
Car Ms.ihton chioaslo AND sa3 s.; fos Sies sS
or r1S>ve inS r Nsmsb s.'h tTgSS sssPsS:
sr lltislarg TO hichnnuna ami ChicaTo faa.ns
sss with through scsl 20 Il,is6ars. and nut ss
For hane osnandaiyuA. Rochester and Nia.@ra Fan,
Tor IN 80 eo,.s,, Ssi1as, : ioAm
~. Viii SiiSs a AZ s,Sel, ss,GIlsy loco
For NihAnisT'ort ho ..,r md 49,
IN aAliy, erccp, SATURDAY. VITA slsslaax Js
For l,lia,nsIer! GenoNO AMI h1.rA 40 - -.
Tor Nlilsinsl-,rt dal.y. 3.3nr-
ioI ~ hiiL.ADEIfHiA. AIN YORK AND uEEAsr.
ios. 49, AID a so IN q. u, 80. ia q 81
Sn LIS. 10. 3 Is 80 Ua5.na ii IS ~ M M
DAD. 1872 ~e.-
for New hork only, Limited Exprc>s with Damn; Oar
ifoh Baltimore. 20 an. daily
tOR iHILADIIIllIA ONLY
tsS ffiree : 10 An week days and :; as ID M A.nx
Accom-. lsa4tlssn. bssl a. ana. ..aIi, '- N~As-
larrrss, 40 y. an. dun.
ioi bcsion. Without change. = Il n m .x.-xx..
FOR brooklyn. u, all thIuilzh trlins =, ~
tes CITY with Boats I5r,oEkn knfs, ~ -
M Sliect uhls.er To futon St syo..t.nf
EQUINE iefrla=e as'Islss New OrE city
f~ Anahiic CitS, a. - I'm. diyA II .35n -
Tor baltimore. 900; G:ss. "a $40. poo. q, al.
lo:ol lOSu. III 90 and n 80 an 10 - .. IN
10. 80. I 90. 20. 81 ) 40 tai ~ AZ
~ ~ " and II 10 pm On SUNDAY. $50 BOD ytls
~ ~. a. 90. ain. Lila. . 10, 3.la 1 al -
,fH. 1..1 o;4u. 900. ~. lO;uO anu IA Is y NJ,
f1 Inle CreeA lAies ~ o and ~ % M. nm
Tor AnnAIolis. 20 and 300 an. IL 80 ana a a
~, aallS' eAee:f SUNDAY Sundays. v.uO . ll .AA
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RAILROADS.
4 ,nEsAfEAkI AND ONO RAILwAY.

sche iuie 70 efers Nay 20 rSnt
Leave lnion Depct. Oh and strects
ION am. for NewTort News. Ola Ionf Condos 49,
Nortslk daily. Arrive at old rosnt go p m
Gp.n., Cnclnnat Exprc>s dzily for station. nm W.
ginia, West Virginia. kenfucky and ClnrinnafL
Ne-tihule sleels~rs and cntire train run thT5ur
without change % Cincinnsti. arriving al 20 a m
Dining car % Clifton furss. serving lunch ani
SUPPER.
IL ;l0p N. Y; v; Ne-tibule Limited aAaiy soisi
trains. WITH dininx car. run through wfthOus
change 10 Cincinnati Nestihule Sle@lser Tor Lex-
fnstoa and L,uisvlile Pullman Car. AZ. o.-.n :,
rccelN~ par sengcrs AZ y pm.
ofnces. 5l5 and an fennsylyania avenue
X. ". FULLER
my-h
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
MINNEQUA HOUSE.
MINNEoUA SPRINGS. BRADFORD CO.. PA

MINNEQUA HOUSE.
MINNEoUA SPRINGS. BRADFORD CO.. PA.
This frstclass hote,. improved and enlarged, opens
JUNE l6 highest point on Northern Central railroad.
inSgorsting air: spring Of wonderful curative
Quantities. elevator steam heat, good music and every
modern convenience. Rates sla to Sl4 per week.
L j. ANDRESS.
my3os,tu, th28t proprietor.
nj oNTEREY SPRINGS HoTEL. BLUE RIDGE
hSlMMlI, PA, WESTERN MARYLAND r. r.,
3HoURS FROM WASHINGTON. Season o 81 opens
ABOUT June 20 under tine management Mrs. Geo. 4.
Alals OF the st. James and Albion Hotels, Baltimore
No MALARlA. NO MOSQUITOES. PuKE SPRING
MAlLh Every department nrst-class Rates. 81 to
slo per week; 81 per day. Descriptive pamphlet at
Evening Star offlce, or address. until June IL.
Mrs GEO. +. ADAMS,
- St. James Hotel, b tinore.
AFTER 10th Of June. p. o.. b. ue RIDGE Summit. Pa.
nRkNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS. sHENAN
proprietofs Bear wallow, Healing Arsenic. sui
galery lawn tennis archery ami other ainusenents;
Splendid rides ami drives. Larrest swimming pool in
NnRlnla- Hot and cold baths. Tie three hotels are
suprhed with water from tile mountain. Seven
t,.es Accommodations for Loo. Altitude :. 300
ieet above sea level cool and dry perfect
No nlosqutos. DIR. Z. W Chancellor OF Baltimore
and Dr. Chamberlain of WASHINGTON will he in at
tendance Prof. shroeders brass and string band will
FURNISH music. Address +. TENNEl co. National
noeI WASHINGTON. u. c., until June 10. after az
OIhAey oIrlll<s- ap.oS-Sin
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ENOR RENT-A VERY DEsIRABLY LOCATED
Il furnished cottage ut Berkeley Springs; $500 70
the season. B. H. koBERTsoN. 1918 H st. n. ".
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THE POLAND SPRINGS OF THE SOUTH
Green Spring Valley, Md
Why travel from two 10 tour hundred miles TO other
celebrated springs when you have almost your own
door springs fully their equal or superior.
CHAfTUI.ANEE SPRINGS AND HOTEL
Is only one hour and forty minutes ride from Wash
ington. D. c. SEVEN SPRINGS of the purest water
IN the world, enc flowing $4,000 GALLONS PER
DAY containing all the virtues OF the celebrated PO-
LAND WATER OF MAINE. Great remedy for dys-
pepsia, constipation. kidney and liver usubes fu-
rihes the blood; cleanses the system hotel IS first
class in all its appointments; entirely cuisine
dining room service and general conduct of motel
be of the highest order of excellence Aenu that you
Will not tire Of Hotel lofty situation dry
pere; no mosquitoes; malaria large. airy
music will be unexceptiona.ly nne.
Hotel open June l to October /. Send for dcscrip-
tive book.
Terms, S12 per week and upward.
". l.. STORK, Owner.
my2l-1m 5 n. Charles St, Baltimore.
II OCKINGHAM. VA, SPRINGS MOUNTAIN RE
Ia sort. celebrated its mineral waters; dry and
elevated location; circulars. Z. b. HOPKINS,
my2b.jw McGaheysvllle. Va.
SOUTH HINGHAM SANITARfUM.
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spcn't mistake. the psee-THE TEMPLE DRUG
nhl7 sS3an r. s. WILLIAMS L CO.. Propr1stor..
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TNTERvALE. n. H.
INTERvALE HOUSE.
Finest located hotel in the mountains From its
broad verandas views of unlimited extent and un-
surpassed beauty. No has been spared look
ing to the comfort and convenience guests. Its ap-
pointments second to none of the best city hote
and. in addition. IL has Ierfect system OF dranaae
and pure water from u mountain spring. This hotel
will be opened June l, and for the month OF June
special rate can be had applied for Ut Tee-
graph in house. Post office address, Intervale n H.
STEPHEN MUDGEIT & SONS.
my30-s. tn, th.6t
II OLB'S MORRELL HOUSE, CAMP HILL. HAIR.
IA pers Ferry W. Va. opens Tor guests May L.. For
terms, &C. apply at the place; also kolb's Sll
n w. Washington. DC. Mrs. NJ. kOLB, Proprietress.
my9-1m
I oCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER's FERRY. VIVA.
IL MRS. S. T. LOVETT. Proprietress.
Will be open from June 3 to October l.
Terms. SO per week. myls-3Sm
THE SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPEE's FERRY. W.
point Apply for circular and terms. Open June I5
ap20}m S. ". LIGHTNER Clerk
HOTEL ESSICK.-FOR DESCRIPTIVE PANPH.
~ let Of the healthest Mountain Resort in America
address H. M LSSICK Prom
mhl2-3m' Picture Rocks PA
THE KAATSBERG.
Til sattractive and wellarranged summer resort il
Pleasantly located near the terminus Of Stony Cove
and Catskil Mountain railroad, has wide piazZas
ample grounds and beautiful surroundings, ncluding
Hunter Mountain and the Colonel's Chair; bathing
modations for 100 For further particulars please adj
dress for illustrated circular with cut OF house and
grounds. ROBERT ELLIOTT, Hunter. Greene county,
NY. my2S-9ws
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MEDICAL, &c.
NNE TREATMENT FREE. MASSAGE TREAT
~ ments scientifically applied One treatieent free
my3O-im' REID. 4ol St. Sc. cor. 4fh.
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
4 with best OF medical reference by applying at yj
9th 81. n. W. my11-lm'
VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT
"A ing DR.. u. +. Thee. 53S North 4th st. The only
German American specialist in the United States who
is able all effects Of ndiscretions Of both
Send for book Truth. exposing Quacks aud their
Home Cure" swtndie. &c. ap20-ly
nRKMEYENBERG. MAGNETIC. HAS TREATED
1Iwth the throat. lungs, mental and nervous
arrangements; likewise the most delicate and compii.
DR, MULLER. s07k ! ST. NV. Treats ALL
liver kidney, structures and urinary diseases Once
HOUR: 9t0 " q IN. and to 2 pm ap$2m'
mr. LOBB, jig n. 18TH ST., PHILADELPHIA,
- Pa. Twenty years' experience Send for book
(sealed) containing fuu particulars for HOME CURB
tres OF charge. hours . to SO to . eveninss. Is
old. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.
po san.' q or
Dr.. g. +. Thee 5ss North Fourth q. below Grssp,
khladephia Pa stating your case, aud receive book
quacks Dr. Thssf the only Physcisn IN the tnited
States 70 cure when ~ 9tsrs laa. notwithstanding
what others advertise hours. 70 !. 0to4 sum
days tto IL. oS-tr
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QUININE

plexioni an Indispensable requisite to the Ladirs'
Toilet renders the skn white. smooth and soft and
prevents chspping- Every Lady should use III Isr
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THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.

Union Veterans and Ex-Confederates Unite
I'm Memorial Services at fredericksburg.
Corraspon1apos Of T-t,a E-a,so,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-06
JOINT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending March 81 ,
1891.

STATE OF NEVADA.
County OF Elko.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
April 6, 1891.
To the Honorable Board OF County CommIs-
sioners of Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: Wehcrewith submit our Quar-
teily Report OF the Finances of the County
for the quarter ending March 81, 1891.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. Il. MEIGS,
Auditor,
JAS. CLARK,
Treasurer.
Bye. w. HULL, Deputy.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-06

The hand Of time
deals lightly with a woman
in perfect health. But all
functional arrangements and
disorders peculiar to women
leave their mark. You
needn't have them. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton comes to your rescue
as no other medicine can.
1t cures them. For peri
odical pains, prolapsus and
other displacemcnts, bear
ing-down sensations, and all
female complaints " and
weaknesses, it is a positive
remedy. 1t is a powerful, re-
storative tonic and nervine,
imparting strength to the
whole system in general, and
to the uterine organs and
appendages in particular.
1t keeps years from your
face and figure-but adds
years to your life. It's guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-06

DISBURS EMENTS
General Fund warrants
redeemed..... ....S 6,17978
IndigenI Fund, wArrGnts
rru, emed -. -. ..... 1896 25
Contingent Fund. warrants
redrt med ................. 500 80
State Fund, warrants re-
deemed. ......... ...... :. 100 90
Salary Fund, Warrants re-
dcemed...... ......... 1856 SO
District Judges sBlary.... 1916 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04
THE SECONDHAND DEALERS.
Their Spokesman mt "a Ieefing Declares Their
Purpose of Continuing. the Legal Fight.

Their Spokesman alta Ieeting Declares Their
Purpose of Continuing the Legal Fight.
At meeting of the Secondhand Dealers
Association held last night in St George
Hall. Mr.. JOSEPH Justh presiding. new
executive committee. composed of Messrs-
Fechner. Merry and Meredith. was appointed
In place of the former committee Of thirteen
The matter of prosecutions brought against
secondhand dealers under the license law was
discussed. and 1Ir. Fechner said that thus far
the matter had progressed very iavorabiy;
that there had been but two prosecutions and
thew had resulted in aequittals
Mr. Feehner was one If the acquitted and he
said that he had been told that he would soon
BE- arrested again. IF am" he said. Il will
not give bonds but will go to prison if it is re-
quirei. and if the association gives bond for
mt il will not be with my consent
Mr.. Fechner said he had hoard that there
were 81 warrants issued against the second
hand dealers. but he sure that they had
not all been served. ami he, therefore, con-
cluded that there was favoritism somewhere
He said that no man could take ont a license.
and live upt the regulations without perjurin8
himself day after day.
Mr.. Brown suggested that 4 test case be made
and a decision obtained in the higher court
Mr.. Fechner said their counsel was having
point after point disposed Of and thus lar the
prosecution had been defeated on two points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

The Seventh Street Wing Club of the Center
Market defeated the Ninth Streets yesterday bv
the score OF % to 20. this game being one Of
the series that is being played for the prizes Of
fered by the Center Market Ne,cs. The Ninth
Streets were hOplessly in the rear until the
eighth inning, when they took great brace
and scored eleven times, putting them within
respectable distance.
The Potomac Athletics and Columbia Ath-
letics viii play their second game of the ANA
teur championship series tomorrow afternoon
CFriday) ~ the National Park. 7th and Boun-
dairy streets. This contest has been repeatedly
postponed on account of weather and the
friends of the two clubs are anxious 70 see the
game played to q conclusion, as on it depends
the title of championship. The Columbus
will present Leach and Wright as their battery:
King, Green and Fuller on bases: Sprigmarl.
SIS; DAILY. L.; Wells. CT, and Bolway, RI
The Potomacs will have Kelly and Hodge as
their battery: Chapman. Bishop and Shoemaker
on bases; Ellis. SIS; Hauptman, IL. Rebs.ock.
CT. and Winkleman, r.f Game will be called
at i:45 oclock.
The Lafayettes defeated the Pension Office
nine yesterday afternoon in a well-played game
at Olympic Park by a score of to D. Chal-
lenges to the Lafayettes should be addressed to
the manager, Charles Eliason. ordnance office.