davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Gn III % meaet lopenSe Grhusrps.

gren for unge 9iser er @artnsri, Sa.
pebrus. Der siues insen imuifere o.
lunbere 8irfipmbeo emo @artnerers,
os heller life bar nosen 8eitiain9 iaa,
mesen iuno % friit 8laoe at bDoe ION
ben, 5rilnitsarbeiberen nposr. Char.
lottenbars, Gpitlaub os / 9arbebcu
al Stpdbolm finbeS Sapebru9sfoler
for apineer. Den tplte @ntalt bar to
Iioelin9er, al builfe ben enc omfatter
finere SlOmiterobrinius al lmasiuloe
Slpmiterarransements. @leperne ba.
rer en- entel, iprsitrepet 9rast. Nn.
italtsn er meset beisst, % ipsslise,
ipaoe Bigger bliper Der Orbsntlis blom.
itrenbe at bet innbe % tibet an1tren.
senbe Grbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
apnaresmanp VI. y. aphnipn ira

Npro 9atuta iremiatte ben ste bs. ilere
6OrIlas, al bpilte ielseno: er be ojstiss
tie: @als al Treiioeut % 8icepreiioent
peo bireite Sals al Solicit; on Opnaa.
ling ps 6orbeoring al Red River of
the North % Seuilsnins al 100000
for bette glemeo; pm at siue SameSs
tpiun & 3ortberu Railroao @eis&et
gieuncm 7epils Safe Snoian &eierpas
tipn. Mr. Sobuiun iremlasoe usiaa
en- aoresie fra ct Masiemsoe / @ranb
Serbs Gnleonins Of 2ano i &eo &iper
Salen, ipm ManitOba Sernbanetom.
PAM pil i%rarnne 6armerne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Gm gam,ntcI &ronifc.

% en- Mgler fra Nbbepiae / 1855
fierte fcrbi en- 8uisc, bpor Der iamme
Dag bar bGn9t en- 8gper, ~opbasebe ban
5esn pan 2ip hos bam. Rprt os meos
libenbe iii ban i'm Sjener at bi9lpe li9
mco at iaa BAN neo al 9nlgen o9 ieri
i aiarren til Wslercns Sjem.
Der pleiebe ban BAN pnt. til Mtis-
oGoeren par snuIfe friif, % tnnfte iaa
paa at sioe BAN iaa mango Iense, al
Den l%tattars listing i9jen funoe be-
gpuoe lit 9ip paa en- bebre Waaoe.
Ntcu ubcloi9pis ppiatte penue BARN.
bjeriige Samaritan altipr l9nse meo
uoisrelien al i'm fiGrliee Sanfe. @n
patter BAG - tilmeo Ell Sploa9 -
rpmte SlpnseIenI ira Wsleren meo iaa
meset al bans Hense % aoitbarbeber,
ipm ban tlnoe faa Sag i. Men tilfals
oisuis bulot Yralten ! IbbepilIe iaa
fort Hr4ten BEN Dag, at Mplleren %
bans 5plt Tom tibsnof bjem fra airfen
til Of iatfe Rpueren. 90 oct sioroe be.
% uoen at ipiloe mere Of ben fpitbare
Eib meb at iprbebre BAN, tp9 be bam
meo til ben iamme @alse, bppr be bapbe
iunbet bam, meo mango llnbfplbninser
for, at be iprite Gang bapoe f~pritprret
BAN Der. 90 iaa blep ban meset onis
bpsselis banst. arsniten t%ilisier, at
be inuits bans pn~bltubsfulbe Ben for
at pare iitter paa. at ban life itulbe
itjGle mere.
Site beiipminore maatts 5orppsrne
al oenne bpilt retiGrbise Gambling Ilpate
no al 9anbet, iubtil 8Onsen naabiglt
bapbe tilsipet benz.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12

Stewart fro 9eras bar iremlat en-
8raesreiolutiou ON at ioranere be Cor
eneoe Staters aouititutiun oerben, al
EreTibent cs Sicepreiibsnt ifal prlses
for en- 9ermin al 8 star. ps at Yrsiiosn'
ten life lfdl funre ejenuGlgss.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
apnaresmanb qanham fra qsras

bar fremiat 5Orilas ON of irtts SaIt,
"enmber", Spiser. gomulosbps fling,
Saftelrrrcb for gomulo, 8inoebpsiins,
6armrsofnber, lib rs Tin paa 5rili'
item o. at SuoierieIstolosn paa lllos %
Sernparer life ifal opsritise 20 8rocent
eiter 8groien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
@tneral Sphn Srpin 6rsaa, b.

tjenot ira ben msritanite aris os 8or'
scrtriscn, bpoe Den Sbs IS. / fit Diem !
@aibinston. Sor bar iept | Selleiorts,
ga, i 1926. llnoer Sorseririaen bIep
ban f%oriremmet A @auss for 3opperbeo
paa Slagmarlen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Gpnarssmanp sppfins ira Sainpis

bar uoarbeioet Gorilas pm at anlasst
en- 5oreueee Staters Wpnt i Chicago.
Scr bette giemeo ~iurlanses en- 8epils,
ming al en- balp @iliOn Dollars. Obi.
Cages Setponins baaoe / fnaniiel Os
tOmmsrciel 6enieenoe iOrlanser Dp.
rsteeIien al en- Wpnt ior ben fore Mis.
Fsippi'9al. Den narmsite Mpnt er
gbllaSelpbia, 500 9il ira Chicago, Oa
ben naitnarmeite 8enuer, naiten 1000
Nil ira @aisiisiippi.2 ulens SanSels.
centrum.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
esaeral VI. 6. Wieias. Ser ira 1861

iii 1882 par S9rens Guartermelterge.
neral, ug lom al mango auiees for at
hooe sjprt 9anoet liseiaa fore 3jeneiter
iom 9eHcralerne Grant, Sbernan %
Sherioan, heoe Den Ace bs. / @aibina-
ton. 8cneral Meiss par en- ualmins
oeli9 Ilint artitett. San bar bl. u.
bpsset 6lUiene iii aupitolbpsuinsen /
&aibin9tOn % 9suiiunsbpsninsen. San
bp3seoe o9iaa Cabin Sobu" 8rren,
Der bar en- 220 Sob lang Stenbue, ben
lanslte Stenbue / Ssrben. General
Mei9s BAR en- al De met pUpulGre Oi,
iwicerer ! 9Gren, os bans 8ort9an9 bill
launes al mango Senner.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
as YeHseurroi:

@jeuuemluitspriieu for 6armereu be
Ipber lis iii 40.6 Gents per Suibel
Mois, s3,93 Gents per Suibel Sueoe
% alag Gents per SuibeI Saure.
8rii;n eaa Speoe er heisrs eno noget
gnr iio.n 1888, meo uuota9eIie al
1855, ba Speoeuobpttet bar noset lioet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Scnator aple fra Spo Satota irem.

senaior agle fra Spo 0atota irem.
latte ben ste bs. ct 5uriIas ON at be-
pilss 3 Milioner Collars for at bore
a~rtsiiite grsnOe / Spo 9atutas tsrr.
3ifriiter. 8er er bog life ben minbite
SanSipnllsbeo ior, of bette 6orIlaa ueo.
tases al oenue aOnsres.
SeuatOr aple iremintte usiaa ct Sur.
flag pm at bepilse $780, 900 for en- Of.
isntlis Bpenins i gierre.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
assrbruass,partmcntetS itutilfe

9crstmns for 1891 uiier at llobpttei
al be pistisite aprniurier bar oueror'
bentiis fort. llebpttet al Mais bar
iun rt gar pGrst iterre END | 1891.
Spcbeuobnttet er bet iisrite, be Sore
urSe Stat,r noscniinSe bar haUt. llos
buttet al Saure er liot miuore END !
1889, 6sIsenoe label siuer gntlllet
al acres, be iuobgiteoe guibels % De
res Reuneprrhi.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Wisre sanb ipr setilerr

Wisre sanb ior Settlere. G6erO,
Tee Sneluusrnss GaOo bar uuSertesnei
Cperenstpmiten melsm be Sureneoe
etnier % eberoiee'G utiOnsn ~ansaueuoe
&iitaaslle al GbsrOiee. e~trGinimsen.
eaoinnrt ~aOnsresfen sOotjsuber benue
Cperensipmit, uil 6 Miaioner Gcres
ubmartet eano blipe uabnet for bpibe
Seitlere.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12

Roger 9. Wias rsiite ben 3oie bs.
biem til 3erp. Suurl9nse ban bIir
bUrte, ueo ma life oct antases, at ban
oil arbeioe for at bl,pe unl9t til be 5ors
eieoe Staters Senator.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
De 5prtntos Staters asiiitereno

@sneraltoniu / 2onorn, George s.
Sitt, bar inoieuot fin 8eiisuation % oil
ON fort 3ib peuoe tilbase til Snoiana'
polls. buOr ban oil ouertase 8epnftios
men al abe Indianapolis Sournal".
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
2Oaaresmane sprinasr. aprman.

&ousresmanb Springer, 5ormanb
al Suosetfomiteeu, bar u~oarbeioet fit
fcritc 2~oloiorIlas, ION ban inoen faa
Gage pil iremiatte i 8epreieutantbuiet.
'Getts 6prilas", iasoe Springer, "iore.
Faar, of 8aaulo iettes paa 6riliiten, at
ipecifiIt 3olo paa ulbuarer ppbapes %
Of Inn ad valorems3 oloen behuloes.
GOrRasst er tort % sreit ps beitaar al
fun 2 Earasraier. Oct err min Spers
b%suisnins, at man uiloe besaa en- arop
urstiGroi9beo, buis maj iatte lib paa
Sri lllten uoeu at rebiRtte 5olben paa
uloparer".
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12

Iommer Y. !. Seap er al preii.
benton uonapnt til gupernsr al Cfla-
bama. San blep for fort lib iibsn ub-
aepnt til Giitriftsbommer ! 9erritoriet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12

s ben isrite llse al 1892 boredom
800 5alitter | be Jorsnebe Stater 90
AZ / Canada, ialt 435 imoo 403 / De
tilIparenbe Yase al 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12

Speafer 6riip er iremoeles ina, itjsut
ban MI er | Seorln9. 6ebereH CT af'
men ban er meeet iuag,
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wo. Is.

Observation-Disclosures, er be9buot en- oprrmaaOe interesiant
ling "e'rospeiors Sorts. s oenne 5Ortenins ipiIer en-
Stole. 9enne 6prtaaius bill lGies neO Snteresie al 9
Gtpre OF Snaa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
2lrmen"'s e.Nmmer
"9ecorab: YoStem"s &alenoer
oil blipe i6 Cher fort oa prop5ulot a

pl blue NaUne! pa Den ne 9rGmtctpG Der M er nnber Grbeibe
bolpe en- tuBtTn0tg &aicnoer neo bttoilfe Mprtebagr for buer "a
pl ioalcoes bi ne bGuet9 for "Heferenesgog". Wenern bpert 9lao 9
blpe ct rent Sino til at lfrtue op, bpno man maate puc erinore Tq
pd blpe bepoelg ngrre enb no9cn iioNgee GrGnfiebpg Zen iem
snmle Nbonnenter Der bctaler for Ct Iar | Scrisno. Suobm
fo6e 10 Geuts EXTRA, o. ba ben oil blue Ell pPrbHub Soa. oil hi tin
at be1hDe Den inbbuuOen. 9pgers Snbbpb ol bipe fpLWrbe, o. fanl
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
DEBORAH polten'
"Deo Nrnen"
for 9
9ne 9ttonnenter
Nne Wboumemtcr

yDe Wbonmcntcr
fan erbploe bease Saoe fra III til Sauuar 1898 Tor S1a5, 9rruc mobeiot.
'.0ecorab= Softer"
bboper fenbeks fin gaos im Nmerias bhhgfe go, narn man taur os,a,
til ben fore sRensoe qeFfOt bet eueer bOr ue
"Weo 2trnen"
pI fra nua al uotomme mo ~ Sibr 29fhpf buer tse tfcbet ior tSioere g ohr
ataa en- 5mWie al opcr 200 SDer pm Maret
: "Yseo vtrnen''s no.
be8pnbe n ny irnies intereiant W morioun 5Urtauhs peS Gaon GIN aass.,
fulo Niferte eHr en- Nmerifaner paa 2pitreiie
I "gSe0 grmem"s yto. is
bespnoe en- 6otGnins Der b9rr Gapnet: "Gu tGf Mormano~. en- fproees m.r
esiant geretnmg cne n uns Rormauo fm pan @runo Of 6aberens uBe1iae cb,
tulahoner maate ioraoe Shmnet % 9Wre fin 2DHeai ct fremmeo Sam. Sem,
U 6ortGuing er uueriat fra gusent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

PERsoSAL.-W. H. Parkinson and Joseph n.
Spencer of New York, VIM. r. Moffitt Of Brook
Ign, Allan R. Joy of Livingstone, Mont, and O.
r. McMullen Of Philadelphia at willard's.
e. williamson of Chicago, q. w.
Emerson of Boston and e. G. Holbrook
OF New York are at the Randall.--Wm. Trim
BILE of Pittsburg, Robert n. Waite Of Brooklyn,
H. B. Logan of New York and Oliver Drake Of
Newark are at the Ebbitt.-Joseph Brewer
of Boston, Geo. w. Palmer and w. Scott Sims
of New York and Henry 7. Kent Of Clifton
Heights, Pa, are at the Riggs.-A. J. O'Con-
nor of Illinois, w. H. Jaques Of South Bethie-
hem, Pa, j. d. Taylor Of Columbus and Thos
Van Buren OF New York are at
the Arlington.-w. Q. Riddle of New York,
John NJ. Reynolds of Wilmington and
81. H. Virgins Of Boston are at the Shoreham
H. c. Jones Of Louisville, KY, J. T. Ackley
Of New York, r. I. Pickens Of Lexington, KY,
and e. E. Reed Of Chicago are at the Howard.
e. h. Booth Of Boston, T. J. Crosby Of
Jacksonville and F. c. Moore Of Indianapolis
are ut the Normandie.-C. 8. Pate of New
York, W. II. Kelly Of Illinois and w. z.
Hicks Of New York are at the Johnson--H.
W. Hicks Of Ohio, H. C. Collum of Joliet. IL,
@. N. Brooks Of North Carolina and q. W.
Williams Of New York are st the st. James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02
GIVE TIE C 1CT4HgRrs A CHANCE

To SAVE THEIR MONEY
TNfoN N saViNGs s1HiSS s'fRss sRSk q the
over 1'OOoo nNe-een' s'aInps sold In less than
eleven months
Here are the places where You can find them,
DEPOSIT AGENCIES
They viii sell you the best goods in their respective
They viii sell you our Fivecent and Twenty-Five
Gent Saving STAMPS.
NORTHWEST wAsHINGToN-Z D. Gilman.
r.; s2iis Pe ave: drnszlsti Georse Cochran Co.
gros ers G. G. Bryan l413 v Y. ave, grocer; Birch
~, 90; l4l4 IAN st sroeess James EgPley. 2os
Conn- ave. srpc~rs; George ". Cochran & CO. i5oi
81: cigars @ csnSus oihcs Pharmacy. corner ID and
n-rch%nis b Rich sons I is% and i;s4 81 x.
q rHeeT Ed~srd H. Koss. IN ST and Forids D .ye ..n
SSTns.-ist; d; 7. Kicking. $40 Pa; ave. druggist,
ston Co. 1szEs F 81 boots and shoes; n ". Wal
sen 9th and sts d,uxyist; z e eissel, 10Th and
Hilton. is Pa aSe saa Z bools .nd
sss,,onery Harry 7. Smith, corner I'd and sts.,
SOUTHWEST WAsHfNGToS.N I'd d & Green. s cor.
sis - 81 dassis samuel Kelly co. eosasas'9n 4Se 9sS
..soRTHIAsr wAsHISGToS.-r.A Rover, corner
North Capitol and II s,s grocer; l. d Water cor
psr 18th and . sts. druggist NJ T. Byrne sth ST. and
Nd ave, drusg1st; c. B. =. Haller, ii2O ST., wall
Southeast wAsHINGToN.-Frsnk Weller
.2. AND 81 s lse, : "fss5 5c HOSsss .OTRs5 =.
ave. druggist ChAs- Hawkins 4th ST. and Va. ave.
ANACosTIA. d, CIV. W Fisher, corner Monroe
ed 1Eot;s:f S9hnler r6SSs sls druggist ,oo
ps,; A Hanlon. l4i4 sd St. grocer, Il. W osu;t.
YssSNS I i fAkkeeiBireh Co.. near station Of B.
ABKookL1ND. D. c-ch.rl.. MCGEE. =, station O,
.. F.h SMITH,
-gel4f Presidant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

ARMY ORDERs.-Leave of absence for six
months on surgeons certificate Of disability.
with permission to go beyond sea, is granted
Maj. Theodore Scbwan, assistant adjutant gen.
eral. Leave of absence for seven days, to take
effect June u, is granted Capt. Charles NJ.
OConnor, eighth cavalry, recruiting officer.
Second Lieut. Winthrop S. Wood, tenth cav
airy, will report in person TO the superintendent
of the recruiting service, New York city, TO con-
duct recruits to the department of Dakota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

PAYMENT OF SUGAR BoUNrY.-A statement
prepared by the commissioner of internal
revenue shows that to June bounty on sugar
has been paid as follows: Number of claims
for bounty on beet, cane and sorghum sugar re-
ceived to date 1885, involving 81 1911 ,2os; num-
Der of claims paid, 2,79s, involving S7,270, ,655;
number Of claims for bounty on maple sugar
received, sos, involving sA,567; number Of
claims paid, IS, involving S420; total number
of claims received, S,4S1, involving 81 ,S25, ,776;
total number Of claims paid, 2,sl6, involving
S727l,095.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

THE PAssAIo IN CoMMIssIoy.-The e. s. s.
Passaic was put in commission at Norfolk, Va,
yesterday, with the following complement of
officers: Commander Edwin Longnecker. Lieut.
W. p. Day, Ensigns NJ. h. Eyre, W. L. Dadd
and F. j. Hubbard, Assistant Surgeon Guest,
Chief Engineer jefferson Brown and Assistant
Engineer McAlpine. The Passaic is under
orders to proceed TO Boston for special duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

COL REssEY's RETIREMENr.-The President
has directed that Col Remey, judge advocate
general of the navy. be placed upon the retired
list from next Saturday, June 4. Col Remey
having been found disabled by a medical board
This date will also mark the expiration Of his
second term as judge advocate general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

SECRETARY BLAINE visited the State Depart
ment today and received a number Of foreign
ministers who called, this being diplomatic day.
The Secretary is feeling very well and is said to
be in unusually good spirits. but dipiomaticaIly
avoids political topics broached by visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieuts. r. NJ. Brown and
o. G. Dodge and Ensign II. q. Dresel have
been ordered to examination for promotion.
Capt. J. c. Watson detached from the navy
yard at Mare Island, Cal, and ordered TO COM
mand the San Francisco, per steamer of the
25th instant for Honolulu, III. ]. Ensign H. G.
Dresel, ordered to hold himself in readiness for
orders to the Monocacy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

GEN. McCAULEY, appointment clerk Of the
Treasury Department, is seriously i'll with a
bronchial trouble and is confined to his room.
The doctor has directed that he must not at
tempt to speak and all visitors are excluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02
TWILL BE A BIG FIGHT.

The Move I'm the New Jersey Chancery Court
Against the Reading Combine.
TRENTON, \. J., June 2.-The move against
the Reading coal combine in. the court Of
chancery viii prove an interesting one. Speak
ing upon the matter Gov. Albeit said: II an
ticipate seeing the greatest legal contest the
state of New Jersey has ever had. The law dis
tinctly prohibits the consolidation Of corpora
tions, companies or individuals looking 70 the
increase of price by and through such combins-
tions of the necessities of life. I know Ibis
monster combination can be broken"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

THE PUBLIC DEBr.-The public debt state
ment issued yesterday afternoon shows that the
interest and non-interest- bearing debt decreased
Sss9, l49. so during the month Of May. Total
cash in treasury, S795, SOC, ,595.06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

THREE New BASKs.-The controller Of the
currency has authorized the following named
banks to begin business: The Tyler National
Bank of Tyler, Texas, capital, S100, 900: the
First National Bank of Deming, n NJ, capital.
$50 900, and the First National Bank Of Wood
bine, Iowa, capital, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.-Fourth-c class
postmasters have been appointed as follows:
Maryland. c. r. Wilson, North Branch; J. 7.
kinsey, Smoketown. Virginia, Elizabeth A.
Jenkins, Madison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

THE U.S.S. YANrIo has arrived at Monte
video. The training ship Portsmouth has
arrived at Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

DID Nor Go To GETrYsBuRa.-The President
did not make his anticipated visit to Gettys-
burg today, being detained by press of bust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

SECRETARY ELKrNs has returned from hi
West Virginia trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, S457 OPS; customs, S643, $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02
FINANCIAL.
THouaHrs EoR THoreHrruL Nj

THoUeHrs FoR THoueHrruL Men.
How much is your r!ifsproducing financially
Would anything take the place Of your present
earnings should you die tomorrow.
Would thoss now dependent upon you be pro-
vided for in the event Of your deathf
Equitable life insurance offers a means Of
giving yOIr family in csse Of your death
what you would have earned II you had lived
There is way Of doing this except by good
life Insurance.
The Equitable Is the safest life insurance
Company. does the biggest business issues the
most liberal policy. pays its death claims most
promptly. is the best company to live in and
die in.
SeTdtrfIcfs - fgures.
BOEh.S HALL. Resident Managers
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of United States
je5 1876 81. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

NEW. yonK, June The weather today ~
not 70 warm - yesterday and there wss sAso
less humidity. Still IL seemed very hot, end
several cases OF prostra.ion from the heat vsss
recorded in this city and Brooklyn. A. nsoa
The mercury stood st 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

IMPORTANT News
FOR STOCKHOLDERS
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
Copy of Telegrsm-)
Bristol. Tenn. May 81. 90
Hon ROBERT p PORTER. President.
Washington. d. c.:
Contracts closed and have started 100 men to
work Bristol and Elizabethton Railroad and force
will be increased daily.
JNo. h. CALDWELL. vP.
This means that by August Elizabethton viii have
standard gauge railway connection to all northern
points 1t means too. that the property of the Co
operative Town Company viii that day be worth more
than two dollars for every put into it.
SERIES b STOCK
In the
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
II continued on the market for awhile longer The
Management. in view of a possible dividend in the
future. deem it desirable place series
On AZ This time Ihis course Is further sustained by
the Widespread popularity of Series b.
All classes of stock participate in earnings. The
installulent plan affords opportunity investors of
almost any means Five shares be carried for
e625 month"; larger blocks in proportion.
A guarantee of safe and intelligent management
II offered shareholders in the Cooperative Town
Company in the personnel of its directory: Robert
p. Porter. president, Louis Z. McComas vice presi-
dent; A. T. Britton. treasurer and John g. Carlisle
1sham G. Harris and H. C. Hansbrough. directors.
Call on address
O. R. McBLAIR
District Agent.
sl 81 Atlantic building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR
- Washington friends for Cassard's Fine Hams
and Boneless Bacon when they were not Cassards at
ALL We have tined several plans to overcome this diff
fculty and have finally adopted blue oval tin tag
with printed il in white. which is al xed
to all fine meats, whether covered uncovered.
Dontbe deceived. Insist upon having only goods with
this tax attached to them ja15-tr
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k~A DECREASE ALREADY PER
| CEPTIRLE

K~A DECREASE ALREADY PEE
CEPTIBLE.
It would never do!
We wouldn't think for an
instant of opening our mag
niiicent tailoring palace. cor.
entirely new stock.
Everything must be new
hence. everything now on
hand must be closed out.
WE ARE DOING IT.
There is already very per-
ceptible decrease in the
stock since the sale began.
In fact We notice it now
every day.
Double the force and vet
compeNed to york Overtime.
The quality of cloths we
clothes. They couldn't af-
ford it. Do You know that
the readymade clothing
business pays greater per
cent profit than We ever did
ask for tailoring! We are
satisfied to forego all prof.
ats for the next sixty days
to dispose of every piece Of
suiting and trousering now
in stock.
Don't wait until the work
room gets jammed. for we
Will then have to ask for two
weeks in which to complete
suits. We are only ssking .
week now.
G. WARFIELD SIMPSON.
Tailor. cor. eth and G SITS. NJ
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FINANCIAL.

DEpos1Ts.
Sums OF any amount received upon de-
posit and interest allowed thereon Such
deposits are subject to check at any time.
INVESTMENTS.
Those seeking investments-safe. profita-
BILE. should buy the Debenture Bonds
issued by this company. That they are
safe is beyond the shadow of doubt-being
secured by first mortgages held by the Real
Estate Title Insurance Company of this city
astrustees for the bondholders and further
secured by the assets of the company and
double liability of its stockholders.
These bonds are issued in sums of 800.
$500 and $1,000. and pay per cent in
terest. Interest Is payable sem-annu-
ally. and the bonds require absolutely no
attention whatever from tie holders.
ABOUT TRUSTS.
Tho majority of trusts are created by will.
and the object of making will Is to insure
acertain disposition of your estate and ef-
fects-more plainly, to prevent fraud.
Hence the advantage Of making all jncor-
porated Trust Company your Administrator,
Executor or Trustee. individuals die, but
Trust Companies never, which gives the
company a great advantage over the
individual. The company has surrounded
itself with officers specially qualified to
mansgtsits several branches. and backed as
II is by large capital, varied experience and
rare financial knowledge it il in a much bet
ter position to enhance the value of the es-
tate and make. it more remunerative than
1t is possible for the individual to do.
There also many other reasons why it 10
best to name the American Security and
Trust Company to act as Trustee, Executor.
Administrator, Guardian, &c.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.
A. T. BRITTON, President.
1t New Stone Building. 14O5 G st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFIsH.
SALMON.
Tomorrow shall have a fine lot of Fresh Salmon
weighing from four to six pounds each. This fsh is
positively fresh
Salmon. whole. 30c. per pound.
Bluefish. 12}x to l5c.
Spanish Nackerel, pc. per pound.
Cislns Soc per hundred.
Clans. 10c. per Dozen
CLANS, 25c. per quart.
Hard Crabs, 25c. per dozen.
Soft Crabs, 15c Per dozen.
HOLSTERS and all varieties of fresh fish at market
prices
PALACE MARKET.
1t 1027 Conn. ave.
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RSPAcKAGE CAR.
The Georgetown and Tenallytown railway viii rur
its combination package, passenger and smoking ca
from sd and NJ sts. through to Bethesda Park leav
ing at and ii and and y. IN. Rate for small
packares cents for bulky pac in bags and bar
rels. 10 cents Ter 100 lbs. my 10 I'm