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THE GREAT

THE ss 5SHsr EEss AS HSg s15SSrHrrsr.
srEP2 sk IRAGs Eihf1SPSP
1nsEss W. 8 I ass sEsElo.
For pi,t.burE and the West, Pennsyivsnis Limited
md ESa ri f F.foI e q. shs:sS
"a sI..siss e:ss Rom aa1 f;s.ss1s . = cais=Ss:
%s and esa s... g g Louis . s
Sleeping Cars washins,on 20 Harrisburg Harris
sEss ss bSr; 'HS sna P ST. 90
.1 si pn Ss sl'sns csT Is 70
ss, R1prss, :, g ? "a s.y sa,:sE.
and Cleveland. Pullman Dining Oar Pfti-burg %
ss1 Hi,.bufs, Columbus. ciaeinns,. fSd.nspoiis
Ms.Rhss sne y 3 s. Louis louis ss%n sss3s
70 Memphis. Dining Car Altoons TO Richmond
s. Vest With Sleeper % PsSaTs ana
httsburs TO Chicago.
daily. ..eeEt sunday: z 50
tsio and NisssrS dai d eIeeSs sss1ra, ~, 40
pm. with sleeping Csr Washington to Einiirs.
gm daily. Isspt saturday. with Sleeping Car
For Wiliisinsport Remove and Elmirs At 10. 80 a. H.
FoS FAiL9StiFaIs NEW ronK. AND THE
4.os 900 and ii - pm. on sunday. 90:
ii IS pm. limited Pnllman vesiibuie PArior
Cara. Nsstioule Passenger Coaches and DIniag
CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
With Dining Car from Baltimore for New York. e. 90
pm. daily. for Phiiaasiphs ~seF days only PAS
sengers for PhilsdslphiA viii chanEe cars a south
street station. Philadelphia. for Broad srest Sta
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast express 80 a. week days. aid s. 45 .. N
daily.
Accommodation ) % q m. daily.
Express. , Oh and g. 40 p. m. daily.
For Boston without change 30 am. week days ana
For Brooklyn. Ny, all through trains oonnec, ..
jersey City with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex. afford
ferriase across New York city.
For Atlantic City. HOO m. l.. - week days.
For an B,tiino-p. ; 90 J 49, 20 50 400. O. 40.
100. 10 90 n. 90 snd 80 a. N, IL -. o.0l.
30. i. 32o. 80 q 90 limitedD. ~ : N.
m On sund.y,, 800. 30. 900. go5. 10 u.
neo.% Ig I'd es 20 81 40 az IA ID as
100 and II 81 pm
For Poges Sreek Line. 10 a m and 36 p. N. daily
For Annapolis. Z 20. 8 90 and n 80 a m aud 20
pm daily except sunday. Sundays. 800 a. M
FOR ALFNANpRIA AND THE SOUTH
For AieKsndris. 30 8 b 7.45, 20. "a. 10 %
az l2Oi noon 100, 2 = ~ = 70 go,
day at 4 10 s.45 a45 10 as IN. loo. q AZ
6 Is. o. and 10 o. .. IN.
Accommodstion for Qnantico, 2 45 IN daily;
Trains leave Ale,sndriA for Washington G. O5. 05.
o oo s.s &c 81 4 q Il = rs h 20 s. .Ssa
ll.os pun On sunday AZ g 10, 10 II. IL. l. and
liza am. POS. sos. 7.o5. 40. 9. 10 and 10. Sc
|. NJ kets aud information at the ONCE northeast
18th street and P-nnsylv4nia avenue and AZ the
b.sg.se 70 destination from hotels and Residences
General Manages I.us7l General Passenger Agent
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PROPOSALS.

J. rsinS Architect. Washington. d. c., November
20 1872. Sealed proposa will be received at this
TWENT FIRST DAY o OF DEcEMBEk. 1872 ia I ,nd
opened Immediately thereafter for Furnishing and de-
iyerlng at the Treasury Department building
ending June 20. IS95, in accordance with the specd
cation and schedule, copies OF which may be OBJ
tanned at This oice. Each bid must be accompanied
BY certified check for not less than per cent
OF the amount of the pronossl The right is re-
served to reject any all bids and to waive any de-
tect or informally in bid If it be deemed in the
interest of the government to do So All PROPOSES
received after the time stated will returned 10 the
bidder. Proposals must be inclosed in envelopes,
liverng draurhtng materials for the office of the SUI
peSNsIlnT srchitect, yelsury Department. Washing
SUPERVISING Architect naleo-ti.
pRoposALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE yAyY
l Yard, Washington, d. C.-November I6, 1892
sealed Sropossls indersed Proposals for supplies
6sc ,se saT sssd wssfnZton to be Opened
tom b. until fWHfyE S ocLock NON S1f EcEnM
thereafter furnish at the navy yard. Washin.ten
d. C., quantity of files and forgfnes and at the avail
proving ground, Indian Head. Md. quantity Of
hardware, fire extinVuisheis, bose and steel car
pushers Blank prop sails will be furn shed upon an
the bureau Ths s, aI Of shngSn o. g
dea ers is invited. Tie bids all other thinss beine
equal, decided by lot. The department reserves TIE
deemed advantageous to the government EDWIN
STEWART. Paymrs.er General. O. 8. n. n23-2aw2w
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c. WASH
y ing. d. O. November D. 1892. -Sealed proposals
NOON STcEMsER TESTH s ior
aving bricks. Blank forms Of proposals and specia-
cations together with ali necessary nformaion. may
viii Be ana snlB SSs asSs
ROSS. WIN. T. ROssELL. Commissioners D. 6. n24-6
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CHIcKERING
THE ARTISTIC STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
At fair prices and on accommodating terms.
JOHN 4. ELLIS CO.
n3olm 931 Pa. ave. near 10th ST.
ID s. :. Stewards famous PHILADELPHIA made Ban
os large stock on hand at prices ranging from e.
to $50. the best for the money in the world
JOHN r. ELLIS CO..
939 Penna. ave.
n3o-lm Near 10th st.
A MEXICAN GUITARS AND MANDoIISs, WAR
"A rsnted perfect In tone and to WARP OF split
JOHN f. ELLIS CO.
h.plm e31 Penna. ave.
WAsHBURS GUITARS AND MANDoLINs. THE
w greatest and most perfect instruments made.
na-,m JOHN =. Ellis Co.
HENRY F. MILLER
Beautiful in tane and finish;
JOHN i. ELLIS CO..
oo e31 Pennsylyania ave-,
h'Sol I'm Near 10th St n. ".
MASON & HAMLIN n,,xo.
With new method Of stringing and tuning
JOHN =. ELLIS CO.
931 Penpsylvsnia ave,
n6olm Near 10Th St n W.
nj AsoN & HAMLIN ono,.
~ ORGANS.
Known az over the civilized world as the
Accommodating terms.
JOHN F. ELLIS CO..
h3o-lm 937 Penn. ave.
p1ANos OF DIFFERENT GRADES; UPRIGHT
square and grand new and secondhand; from
$500 upward; accommodating terms or for rent II
moderate prices
JOHN F. ELLIS CO.,
hSolm 931 Pa ave-, near 10th.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINCTON

"a BUYS OUR CHRISTMAS SOUVENIR
~ 4oesson typewriter ticket. emitting holder to
4TcEoad School Basines aesi St va
GIUGA,RA,NTEE TO TEACH Any PERSON TO DRAW
f Tsnm in s tel ana wafer color REYNOLDS Artist
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
4 Nv p coz 18th and md K SITS. n W. S. VI FLYNN.
Sion Gf gSsr for evening
eRoF J. FRANCIS GERMUILLER. TEACHER
81 Piano organ Vocal Music and Harmony. Es-
PROF; AND MRS DORIAN. lI17 g ST N W,
high S DeFsrs est studsn Of either for
S5is AfNsioH fsy Sr sysssBns
Cot,UMBIA CON soNsERyAToRX OF MUSIC. 200
RTnipi late q the New England cOnseTvsiorS Of
Music, boston. Mass n25-6t'
DANCING-Two YOUNG LADIES. CoMPE-
tent and experienced teachers. desire pupils for
children and adult classes Private. any hour: five
d. TEACHER. Star Office " pei s"1'''' n25.st. s
EAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, gO6 F ST.
and fnliFsg n
sS 'ss SnS
daFG,e and 6 hmsrisa See
Mneep a1thof Of tse Meqd S German Prof.
MISS $. z. BRADLEY HAS RESUMED INSTRUC-
i4o o9a
Saturdays. Visitors are welcome any Wednesday.
n19-lns
PHYsICAE- TRAINING. DEPoRTMENT AND
Dancing. New York Avenue Gymnasium 1881
EVENINGS Chdrens lass Wednesdas and nhs satn ld
pc gymnasium
DIANO TEACHER.-SEyEN YEARS. EXPERI-
L ence; beginners or advanced; new and rapid
method for Young nunils; best references. Mrs j.
1io8 HOPKINS place t2, \ St nwD oc1s-t.w .th2m'
A RI !NsTRUCTIoN.-THE GREATEST oPPoR-
t'lnity ever offered to parents children teachers
DESIGNERS decorators or artists to learn to draw and
raint PERFECTLY; best and cheapest. Crayon PASTEL
water colors. china and oil Painting. sketcbine and
painting from nature can be learned in few days
Call and gee the wonderful progress of students Por
traits 10 order from 10 TO 81 600 The teacher. r.
years With the most celebrated artists in Europe.
800 OO0 worth Uf PAINTINGS exhibition and for sale
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. SO4 n W.
se1I219m'
MADAME A. PELE HAS RESUMED HER
VA French Classes and private lessons
1872 18th st. NV.
sepi-ins
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CHksAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER N. lsae
Trains leave daily nom Union Station lB and P. 4
6th and p SITS.
Through the erandest scenery in America. with the
handSomest and most complete Solid Train Servils
West from Washington.
ted"-solid Nesttbuled. newly equirpeC. electric
Nshed train, with dining pullmsn's finest sop
Ing cars Washington TO Cincinnati. Arrive. Cincin-
natl 500 a m. Indianapolis IL so a. m. 81 LOUIS
S:t5 p H.. Chicago , rs =. m.
IL 10 D. m. daily-The famous IF. v. Ilmited"-
o solid v-stibue train with dining and Pullmsa
elsepers for Cincinn I'll Iexngton Louisville In An-
spolis and 81 Loui. without change, arriving -
Slncinnati o 70 =, m. Lerinston lOp m lonis-
gas a; 81. Louis IS a m connecting 10 Union
depot for all points.
5O0p. m. daiy-Erpre.s for Gordonsville. Chss-
lottesvile, Richmond. Wsynesboro'. staunfon an
Richmond.
Pullman locations and tickets at Company ofhcsA
n4 T. W. FULLER. aenl Passenger Asens.
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THE SINGLE TAKERS.
fhey Hold Largely Attended Meeting In
Grand Army Hall.

kLPRksFSrATTvE JERRY SIMPSON THE PRrSc1-
PAL sPEAKER-HE DOES NOT BELIEVE TIE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY WILL CARRY oUr ITS
PLEDGES TO THE PEOPLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

z. WALKER SONS, 2o4 10TH ST n M
=. Building Paper. Moth-proof Goods FIRE i3ricf
Gay ana Ials Asosstos Flus Lining. kulp. slate &c
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


L NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON.
cry from New York and Phil adriJhia-
STEAMERS LAKE AND MOskLEY
From 9Th wharf Washington. Sunday. "wednesday
and Friday. at . pm
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. d. q.
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK. VA
Ine new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers
WASHINGTON AND NoRFoLK-soUTHBoUS
Leave Washington ally At p M from foot q tn
wharf arrive at Fortr Monroe at q 70 next
day. Arrive at Norfolk at 80 a. m. Nh.te railroad
concessions made tor al points south and soufn-
west
N0RTHBoUND.
Leave Norfolk daily al @ 10 pm. leave rorsr-0
Monroe 10 D. Arrive nj washington at D 20
q. M next day.
Tickets on sale a, Sir 6Is. 1851 and ls2i nsunsyi
~ Asa for ticket via the line.
Telephone sjo -
su2e-f Gen sup4.
WAsHINGToN sTFlNpoar 60 ...LIsurEps
w Prom 9TH IT. Ferry" vi hT
fpr Potomac River .sLdiuF~.
stenln-- wakea.id on MONDAY. THURSDAY snd
eIrkDM at m Returning On TUESDAY,.
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. tp,sa, rr,xr.-
DAY al y. N. and on sATukDAY a. $50 p. Va
Returning on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AZ 5a-m
speca, rates Tor trIs TO the picturesque Lower ~
CIV, RIDLEY
1yl3 General Nsnsref.
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PROFESSIONAL

DRoF, HECTOR THOMAS OF THE MAGNETIC
Institute OF Paris TIs ,s At the patients
references Once hours $ to u a M and i TO Z p m
Chronic and nervous diseases a specialty. n2s-Im'
NME. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
a. Of ife oce M 10 ens Sun
day 10 a. m to p. IN. 1908 15th at n W. n1s-1mk7d'
pRoF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
this city
Born with wonderful prophetic gift ofsecond sight.
reveals hidden ysteries. RECEIVERS lost property
Speedy
Tiaxes with happy results tells whether the one You
in business emoyes family troubles evil Influences
as ne succeeds where others have failed Convnce:
business con hdentiai sittinss 5oc. Hours. to o.
o.. 0ren SUNDAYS Residence. 4s9 ST.. bet, ~ and
MAGNETISM. MASSAGE ELECTRICITY
AVA Phenomenal cures; guaranteed permanent.
Ms NEFc hTiSfn' iRs Chen
MES. FL0RENCE RICH WITTY, OF BOSTON
pafap sad sIsess ose hSnT 10 tG
Thursday evenings at O'clock '' ~ MI Min a.'
NJ f. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
~. medium; life given from cradle to grave go
Sundays s:to pm. 1oiI Delaware ave. s. ". oc5r2m
RE SURE TO CONSULT EMMA, Ex5aIPsY
student of occutisn: g,3 First ST s.w. hours TO
p. M fee. Soc. and I'll. n16-3w.
DR. SARA wAYCUTT. FROM BOSTON, GIVES
~ the celebrated cabinet vapor a-d alkaline sui
phurs and sea salt baths: also massage; will visit
patients at their homes. 1897 @ st. n. W. n21-2w.
NINE. PERRIN. THE TRUEsr DESTINY
Au reader OF tho aga: Information eiven with pho
nomsnal accuracy. Terms. SOC. 8 IN. 70 8 p. m
l521 Marion ST. u. W.. bet 9th and 7th. P and as
nl9H2t-
MRS. DIR. WARREN. CELEBRATED CLAIR
AA voyant and sstroiogist. born with caul. gives
names and LUG dates tells how retain husband or
lover. gives advice all affairs Of life business love
or SPECULATION brings harmony out Of chaos brings
the separated together through electrical Psyche
logical power without which all powders incanta-
tions are useless For short time charm all con
sulting her All those that have been humbugxed give
her trial 915 st. NV. Hours, 10 q. m. to Z
p. H. n19-lOts
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NA life All business confidential Ladies' and gentle
men, o0c. each. Hours, a. m. to 9 p n. 20 L st..
between LIST and North CAPITOL SITS. n. ". oc1a2m.
Gypsy EMMA Is THE ONLY OCCULT INITIATE
~ in the city understands the old Egyptian method of
charms. spells, &C. and the Roscrucian of in
definitely prolonging youth and life. Open Sunday
Hours. to p. IN. G23 First ST. s.w n4-5ws
MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHIROPO.
IVA dist, 103 18th ST: N.W:-rhe only importer ani
DIST GOODS south OF New YORK no5O-tr
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

TOURS TO THE TROPICs-ATLAS LINE.
l. Weekly ser vice from New York to the Island of
Jamaica, renowned for its salubrious climate and
natural beauty winter station Of the British and
Headquarters Of the Brit nh in the IVES: Indies
Good hotels and splendid roadsL
Regular sailings aso(or Haiti. Costa Rica an the
many oil world towns OF the Spanish main Illus
trated pamphlet allied free. PIN, FORwOOn
CO.. Agents. "a State St. New YORK. n17-4n
SHokT ROUTE TO LoNpoN
Fast Express Steamer
To Southampton london. HsyrsD. Bremen
Lahn. Tue.-. Nov. 80 y. Spree. Iues Dec
g. an Travs, Tues Dec. Is. =. m. Eibe iues
Dec =. am. Havsi. TueA. Dec. %. IL .. N. Lain
JAN q a.
Comfortable st.te rooms. eroslsnt table, luvurioa,
saloon eppo1nemeufA Prices: First cabin, go An
uPyard berth according to locatioa ssconl cabin
~ z berth steeraee at log rsss& Apply - X n
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RAILROADS..
- edmond AND paNvrILF RsrI.roan -.
IL Y. ". HUIDEkoPfG AND RkUkFN rOsfkR
kkCktNkkS.

R1rHwNosNlnI sSn H,Sx,IbF , f,lE9sn sf
sch-iul. in ~ssst Nov.mt-- n. 1872
80 am Ds'ly. CONNECTS at Lync,,turs. ,or az
mn sn, s, s,h r ' s o. .s s es1s
Sleeper 70 1r@.a. wa II sns-s and ir Mem.
siSsp.r Tor s1S1..s. S%Sps's ~ NsaasS % Fsoas
hSy.l aud strsseary aA,l, sh,it sanaay
and Ihroash or Front strashurs daily.
10 Is n N. DAILY WASHINGTON AMP SOUTH
,irsi, Of Pallman sls~p.r n,n,s. r.t nun SSsesirs
Cars. and runs 20 Atlanta iu- - hcurr With Pull
New ori..n. wa Msnsscm 10 and N.s las sn2
m.sSlns,on 20 .i.sn and August. yis ooig@sia.
car New YosE 70 Nontromsry
49, 90 ? .n ap.,y e. 4. r,nopil pSn: -Sa,h "a
New Nort and wsshiIrion Hot sTrtnrs via sshe-
TRiiSSSs on %%saisSf sni AID OHIO DIVISION
s rn'nf F.sar a 10 sr1 SsnsSS ,s 10.
;ss,cf =; n ana ~ ~ daily Tan iesyins s.h;
;, Throas6 trans from the .,uth arrive ws.hnstca
hon; 10 81 a a. and q n . "a. esc~Tt SUNDAY.
furnished q oses. isod T-nss, VANS .ss sss a
f.s>.nser station. fsunsyl.~nis kAilroad. Washing
E H;cSs ss9.!.I ...a, r.:.snssr p.Es
PALrrMoRE OHIO RsuRoAp.
q *.
IDavs Washington from station corner Of New Jevsoy
avenue aud street
For chi~seo and North~-., N--tibuled Limited Va
/ Pow Cincinnati. 81 Louts aud Indianapolis. Ye.ti-
buled Limited. 2 10. snpr-ss II - m. daily.
fur Piii.lags and Cleveland. express daily IL 30
! FIR le,il.ston snd stsuntcn, 30 4oam
for winchester and way stations. -. ~ Pm
ChAi'sno0Ss aud Memphis. : A. sm.. N Ion m
d.iiy s'"e ing csrs through e. Memphis aud SAsh-
/ ror huT.y. , 3or. N. daily
q 90. ~ ninu,es1. ot 30 no NJ 40 on ~ MN
~ es 45. "a 90. ~ as. is 40 : ~. 10 ~ q sS
1900. no, 1900, all - ard II rs y m sundays.
a. 1inute-j ia' Iis o. i on. ~ 30 - 40 q *
.: 400, n5.o6 n6.20 . ~. 400 ~ 90. = 20.
For knnspoiis, Z. Is and s 10 m. IL Is aud q q
Per rr.derict, tsss. fII 30 a m. Ills t4s,.
for h.sersto~u. no 4oA N and .saopm
Tor 5oyd and way points. u 80 m.
81 IS iiff s e e. gsiS' = .o a.
pp n .,Ee., ,rslns s'oGIiss a pincip. stations
ROYAL siu ~ L IN TT6s II ' So}S axppurr
For fhilaielrhis. New York. RostOn ans the east
$500 bnns c.r'. III 20 mn. sieepns c car.
For ,rsiisd.phia, Wilmington AMI Chester. 500
huaet farlOr Cars on all day trains
Toy Boston. - ~ y m with Pullman Buffet Slesp-
via Poughk-ecsie bridge landing passengers N b ard
For Allan &c City, 10. 90 I. M and IL o5 m. sun
| fEIc-pt sunday. Daily gsundsy only
nFrpress trains
residences by Union Transfer 90. ORDER i.ft At
TICKET ofhces 9l9 and 1851 Pa ave. aud a; depot
n fam b.. 49,
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TUNING AND REPAIRING. GEORGE Ely
L piano maker. tuner and repairer late eightAes
year With ". O. Metzerott 4 Go. Residence. 22l
18th 81. ew.: Workshop in the rear. Terms reason
able nrstclsss work pianos sarnshed and polished
organs repaired. N.5O BINS
FINE AND RELIABLE PIANOS AND ORGANS
. at moderate figures. at kUHS'S TEMPLE OF
MUSIC. l209 O. st. Pianos tuned. regulated and
rented. Established 1877. M
HALLET DAVIS. UPRIGHT PIANOs-FOR
H sweetnees power. artistic hnish durability un-
rivaed wholesale prices and rental terms pianos for
rent specially. Agency sl1 9th st. u. sel6-3m
STE1NwAY, CHASE. aABLER. BRIGGS PIANOa
y Organs aud Lolians for Gale or rent
DRo9PS Munc Stors
trg, De
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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRS
1917 Penn. ave. NV
oldfashioned plate have you lost several of you,
natural teeth We insert artificial teeth for you by
plate with all its dscouforts and annoyances Hav.
You broken Of natural teeth that it cannot
be filled. or have you . root in your mouth that may
sbscess this winter. Haveit treated and restored
its former usefulness by OF our beautiful gold
porcelain crowns. We perform all operation. per
tanning to profession Fine gold Filings aricia
teeth on gold. plstins and rubber. Extracting with
out pain n5-lm.
GRosHoN's DENTAL PARLoRs. EsTABLIsHEI
VI 1881, l5os 14,h st. NV. Full sets 81. err and
's 1' Old s:i fSs asH
nR $. PARSONS. s. z COR. 9TH AND sTs,
teeth restored by the crown system Aoca aaestheic
applied to runs to alleviate pain in extrsctng All
branches of dentistry. oc5
EKEE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
cost q material At is,5 St dental deparsmept
Of the Columbian University from 1 70 .. daily
esssg. sgp I'd Sgn s1s5aOOn .s
DENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIvEs-
~ xty, sth and sta u y. Open TO < all sas
year. Extracting. &c. frsA fllinn snd plates .:
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RT STUDENTS LEAGUE-EiGHTH SEASON.
"A Day classes Antique. portrait painting and wo-
mems life; Evening classes-Antique. and mems
life-modeling class For circulars send to SOS 18th
W. nj I'm
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IMPRESS trains
Baggsge called for and checked from huf.9s ar 4
residences by Union Transfer CO. order AZ
ticket ottces, dl9 and 1851 Pa ave. ana al depot.
J. Il. ODEIL. CHAS. %. Sui.
Gen Manager fnlz GAN pa..
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-04
HOW THEY WILL VOTE.

An Effort MadO to Got the Views OF DolO-
gatoS ut Large to Minneapolis. and tho
Result
New YORK, May Sl.-The Herald. in
order, as it says, ito make light the
dark Places" has sent to every dele
gate at largo to the Minneapolis conven-
ton telegram rs follows: will you
kindly wire how your delegation stands
for choice for president, whether in
favor Of restricted or unrestricted coin
age, or high or low tariff"
Replies to the above, printed by the
Herald, show that Mr.. Harrison will
have S66 delegates, Mr.. Blaine 265, Mr..
Alger %, with ono original Mckinley
man from Montana This leaves in tho
doubtful list 1913 delegates. and 1t is
from these that Mr.. Harrison must get
the "a or Mr.. Blaine the ISIS votes which
are necessary to secure the much coveted
prize.
On questions Of platform there seems
to be an almost unanimous opieion.
Not delegate, apparently, opposes the
republican doctrine of high tariff,
while tho unlimited coinage Of silver
men are able 10 muster only seventy
three delegates out of the 500 Of which
the convention is composed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-04
A Chanp Dinner.

A dollar dinner for four tEAA Gree
made it's author famous, and brought
her, IL not u fortune, nest-egg for one,
consisted of five lamb chops for thirty
cents, two dozen oysters for twenty four,
half a can Of tomatoes for soup (price
not given, quart of potatoes, a large
head of lettuce for eight cents, four
charlotte-russes for sixteen, three cents
for four cups of black coffee, two for
salad-oil, two cents worth Of bread, and
three cents for an egg used in bread
ing the chops. The marketing for the
dinner was done at retail at town shops.
The tomato soup included in the din
ncr was made from the tomatoes, a half
pint of boiling water thickened with n
tablespoonful of -four blended with one
Of butter, and seasoned with salt and
pepper.-N. Y. Post.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-04
Yermont PrehIbItioniats.

RUTLAND, VT, May 9o.-The prohibit
tionists of Vermont held q mass state
convention here yesterday. This state
ticket was nominated: Governor, z. l.
Allen; Acknowledgements. w. p, Stat
ford; secretary of state, E. T. Griswold;
treasurer, Mylon Davidson; auditor, H. F.
Cummings. Presidential electors: z. P.
Hanson, Fl. NJ. Seeley, William Mcneil
and 8 L. Wiswell Members Of con-
gress: First district, Rodney White
more; Second district w. P. Holton.
Delegates to national conventions: w.
p. Stafford. c. H. Field, l. w. Hanson,
Rodney Whitemore, G. E. Crowell, A.
L. Ferguson, Don Atwood, C w. Wy
man and II. r. Mack.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-04
c.tarrb Cannot Re Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is q
blood or constitutional disease, and in order
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally, mud
aots directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack
medicine. II was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians in this country for years,
md 10 q regular prescription. 1t is com
posed Of tho best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting direct
~ on the mucous surfaces. Tho perfect
combination of the two ingredients Is what
produces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
r J. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price Is cents.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-04

OOe IeJfee
all the proper functions of wo-
manhood. DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is the remedy. It
regulates and promotes their ac-
ton, and removes the obstruc-
tions and suppressions which cause
trouble and misery. At the two
critical periods in q woman's life
the change from girlhood to woman
hood, and, later, the "change of life |"
it is a perfectly safe and an es-
pecially valuable remedial agent,
that can produce only good results.
It's a powerful, invigorating tonic,
and a soothing and strengthening
nervine q legitimate medicine
purely vegetable, perfectly harm
less and carefully adapted, by an
experienced physician, to woman's
delicate needs.
For all the arrangements, irregu-
larities, and weaknesses peculiar to
the sex, the "Favorite Prescription"
is a remedy so certain that it can be
guaranteed If it doesn't give salts
faction in every case, the money is
returned. No other medicine for
women is sold in this way.
No other medicine can be.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-04
shaken UP Rut 30 CnsualtItes.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June South
bound passenger train No II on the
Lake Erie & Western railway due here
1t $3.50 this morning went into wash
out near Fishers II was ut first re-
ported that several lives were lost, but
later reports prove the contrary. Sew
sral persons were shaken up and con-
siderable damage was done 10 the roll
ing stock, but no fatalities will result
A cloud-burst had washed the track
away and the train tipped over.