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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-A WHITE MAN. WITH SMALL FAM
w ny. 10 work on farm this city, good place
building. lars New York ave. sp9-7t
w can have chance to make money doing light
simple work quietly at home: sent and paid for hy
s can be done IN spare tine no no
AQUAkELLE CO. Fall River. Mass ap12-6t'
WANTED-MAN WITH PUSH IN ZACH CITY
w and town introduce the fastest selling house
hold article record; over million sold will pas
v Il WILLIAMSON. a North 4sh q. fhiisdsiphiss.
Pa sp12-f2t
WANTED-sTENoGRAPH AND REMING-
t9n oPsrs,9rs diIeessa to EHsisi0n.
EsYGR3pf SIfssMaSs bsSsbcrf 0 kem af1Sss
Typeuri.sr Office. Sth ana stsnw se29-u
yNaNTEp : GOOD WAGES GUARANTEED TO
w ladies' willing to do writing for me at their
envelope Miss EDNA sMYTHE, South Bend. Ind
spl4-eolm
N ANTkD-LADIEs OR YOUNG MEN TO TAKE
w lght, pleasant work at their own homes; 9 to
s3 day Can he quietly made: work By mail no
canvassng. For particulars address GLOBE MFG.
Co. Box 533l, Boston. Mass Established 1880
WANTED : DuNDOREs EMPLOYMENT BIJ-
and colared for all kinds 81 domestic labor city states
and springs; with reference 100 st apl3-0t'
WANrED-A FIRST CLASS WHITE BARBER;
w must be union man ~ stber habits will psy SS
WANTED-LADIES. CITY OR COUNTRY, TO
w make light fancy work at their own honle
siye steady work aGd pay good prices
Address the Mana2eress. Art Secdlework Bazar. Chi
caro-, Ill Imh:|-:I4.'
WANTEp-iNDUsTRIAL INSURANTE AGENTS
tent men steady rosltiois guaranteed. Call at Office
II X W PATTERSON, 601 18th ST ja20-:,m
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EoR klNT - A wEI.I~IsoCATEp TRACT oV
and W acre, hieh and healthy. within ~, mia.
oi INC treasury Dcfertment 10 minu;es d-vt hpr,-,
S rooms eltnrr fnrt shed uni urnish 10 vsarir
ehsnt inquire room -. Cofcorsn huildns. ~ 10 NJ
EoR RkNr NV SIsk-ssibpM H0I-ST ar
- Forest Glen. Nd. bsth ROOM rAsrc a. ,c.r 80.
ton: go PR month VIII adj cheap aud on cav
Terms Also nine room honar tarre rround. froli
arls5t >. H. HIRrroRp isiaaa
Eok sALk On EXCHANGE f,bh CiTa FI-.T-
n cry teither house or luo-s baautifu sutnr,sr
re-ldcnce smo-t entirely Surroun led by salt ustsr
about 20 nics down the potonaa q new house ~ a
larze roons lsnis. The house j. baili on ono seo.
with vide verandA arpand a. a large hall runnin.
north and south. 1or2d water closet ana hath rs,,n
desirable piece for family ciub y ACRES ~ r,,t
land with stshlinr for horse. "a COW. ice h,..
hot hon.e bath hcnse and dairy hne bathing shore.
90 standard fruit trees so shas and 90 chc,.
roses. The location A. prfectly healthy plenty ~
f-h crabs oysters and sAqes ssft she crabs on TIE
shore OF the place the garien planl with All 49,
early vegetables and the Tlaoe IN perfect orer imns
date Possession siv.n. Price $1,000. Tor further
particulars cali OF address
a. BENsrSGER
aplq-lws o3s Ia ave NV
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PROPOSALS.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
~ ton. DC. April Is. lse2-sealed pruposAls ~1n
PM shTuEpaY NAY ri rs iss Tor
tafnishias supplies consisting mainly q nests pro
ice de- for use Of tue fSssansn's Hospiisl in tins
Gay. during the fiscal year endng June 30, ls9S
tons 10 bidders. scireauIe OF ites Se Will be fur
ntshed on application 10 this department. JOHN w.
foR COX fiS Ha SIS M D
c. Arril 10 1892 Sealed proposals for the sale 81
&:
must censsn no, lee. y than one acre ss
proposal must state the location Of the ground the
terms Of sale ana mus be sent bs ms sadsed i g
LIMA X. MORTON. President Of the Daisy Cham
Guild. 100 I ave nv -.--l apls-6t
DErAEfsssI OF TIE H. ,SIsEIoE wAsaIss,
S 8; sas rs K, M r iss
p.rtmert ana Il. sssers osss dafss he -sa year
ending June 30. 1888 rroposrs must be made on TIE
sns s 5. S ss On 20 Ii %
menf JOIN W. NOBLE, secr,.,y. sri4-ec.i
TREATMENT OF TIE INTERIOR, wAsHlNg-
e rrcss,ed until fHtRsbAY NAY fiFTE 1867 q
ONE O'CLOCK NJ: for the s.s,s psrer q TINS de-
ending june 80. sas rrsSosals must D. Iasds %
the department forms vhNs, with the Necessary IN
:sssSSa ;5Hs e. ~. ss
hfffcE OF TIE COMNlssIUNEhs OF THn
~ District Of ColamidA wssmpFsonl April
ssct Nd Tssse I S a. e
once untii TWkLrE rcLOCx NOON OF MONDAY.
ApS !. r:. ass s. sss sas x
m. anGsr s ss q s ss s rs
hscsl year. 10 end June 30. lsHs Further niouns-
01 S & yss gpg sPps 4 'hf hs sass S
oommissioners p1.trIct OF S1n nn.- .apla-ni
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BOARDING..

LIABLE BOARD At 1909 RHODE Island AVE
II also rooms with or without board 1ts
GUNNER BOARDING. : HERBERT HOUSE,
p LAUREL. Md F.: texutifuI grounds: sbundance %
snAde: minutes walk from station: guod board and
rooms terms reasonable. Address above spIS-3rs
A REFINED FAMILY DESIRES A FEW TABLE
n eosrders also handsomely FURNISHED rooms; near
Frankln Park Address lOl2 18th & Iw apfs-1ws
INTERPRETATIONS TO BOARD IN PR
w vste farily; prices reasonable: references re-
WANTED-A FEW BOxRDERs: FOUR NILE
kan. We four mile. from b and 7. depot front
utsy by rail from city. Address for partcu Isra,
TUE SOUTHERN, III 18Th ST, RESORT ron
= sfhtseers; rooms with board q per day; 40 10
- gsr weet; nsws reAtted. legsnf Viii
s1ds sud fofntsof interest," y NASOH.Ngr. ALLY
u ERvAND. EyGRsvEn AND rIfnodRArHxk
N f012 rennas eva NV.
Visiting cards printed from rias,, Sc per 100 81
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SUBURBAN HOME
Al BhIGHTMOOD, ID Q

HORSE CARS PASS TIiE DOOR
Fine two-story and basement frame dwelling con-
tanning twelve shade about the house and
nearly one Of prime garden land. variety OF
fruit trees Towering shrubs. vines and plants 8lso
detached stable lot, with stable, carriage house,
gransry. convenient sheds and ice house.
Price OF the entire premises TO m acceptable tenant
e40 per month.
Apply to y.VN.HuYCK.
apo-1m sos pp ave
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EOR RENT.

wAsHN bANENHOwER
apl6-lw Cor. 18Th ana q sts
EOR RENT-I222 wYLIE sT NE, NEW S-ROOM
Il brick house; BATH hot and colo water and 81 mod
impa 8 $50 per month.
wAsH'N DANEKHowER,
ap16-3t Cor. 18th and q sts
IfOR RENT-TwO BEAUTIFUL NEW 2-STORY
4 brick houses on Ward place n. W; q rooYnS BATH
and all mod. imps.; SIS. 80 per month
WASH'N DANENHOwER
ap163t Cor. l3th and @ sta
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
NJ We have $500, 81 900 and larger sums to loan
ulon real estate in the District Of Columbia no de-
iay apply at once to El-H 4 CO..
npl6-Jt 6I5 r sf n " Hhoyn 4
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WANTED-LOTS.

UANTED-A BUILDING LOT IN THE NORTH
w west: west Of 18th st. not less than 20 ft
front: rood location. Address City p. o. Box CPS.
spls-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FcRS,EESCT.UNYysNIsHER,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= LIZ ~. : II: IN =; IS Z;
l i isSs =. !: !: :: :: ss; e! sa
s9S s - :s s5 81; ii Il
s s5ss n ]; ~; ifr::
.5 sss RSttas:sa. Brood. ss ssh !. " ssA
sss IN :, !. ns s~ III: - !. Ss
NH sAsE - { s s. ss::.:.
s2!t b " n j. g rs tsS.::y
iiS Ss.ssss.s Il sas E ne: ~
rURkIsHED.
6 cSS% az s,scs Aes III f cor cofcota
sss 81 !: I'll !;
~ rs sS's iowa
Il. as.G I.;s SIR S SS
MeRisTsSn =: g s $ss Z NJ: q. s.S
rs, !: sss i,
405 LII st NV Isl 81 .si5 to ass
as 81 Il & !; q e
Nv" '' + W 81 H. 's! & H. 50
lt st SGT ssss as o.. md
STABLES
ssss in sfs s.'''r, ~
houses e Hh 8 Il from
TO- LOT ~ Nv
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EoR RENr-FINE OFFICE ROOMS FOR NEWS
II Paper CORES pondents the elegant new building
1917 U 81 NV. every coavenlence aud prices ms
ate Apply to JOHN B WIGHT. 14l0 Gt apls-st
IroR RENr-A CONVENIENT OFFICE OR
IL store room ON q 81 bet i4th AMI 18th. entrance
on Lowell with street well lighted and convenient IN
every way; e45 per mo Apply 10 JOHN b WIGHT.
Eok kENI.THE MOST pEsIRABLE OFFICE
fo1As In the city and ct the lowest rates, steam
ai eleva,er, kc. A. ]. COUMBE. Lehman building.
l42n New lotk Ave. tpis-ot
EoR nEST-oFficFs-5ii FOURTEENTH ST;
sUoma nrvt dcor. steam heel. ................e25
70 oins. second tocr. steam heat .S
apll.lm JANIS NJ. 9REEN. I'll 18th st
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,iiSSilss Ikss;ss.i :i.:....:,.'.Ss
ed st. west side, Just
notth ef Mass ave. loo
I - OFFICE ROOMS.
J 73e l4th st nv, lr &cel. 40
ifsHED.
Z Mass ave bet 10th and
5 ilth sta. with sta. SO ~
; l bet 18th L 18th. 1876 81
) 10Th st bet I & X SITS. $50
u ct bet 18th 4 10th. .l35
J goth st bet . & p SITS. .l25
10th ct bet X l. L nv. les
22d st bet K L L SITS, o
} rooms and bath. .,ell0
lSurderland place bet
]. 18th and Goth sts. 100
} ! ct bet 18th and 20th-lo0
18th ~ near Maas ave. 100
} + st bet nth 4 18th. So 30
} I'D st bet i 4 + SITS. so
J T st bet 18th and 18th. 90
18th bet H q l sts NV
J, tsummer), 30
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED FURNISHED AND UNFUENISHED
w rooms all parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
10 desirable established 1881; terms
moderate. sHACKhEf ORD'S AGENCY, 431 Ilth
f mh22- 3Ots
WANTED-BY ALABY AND ADULT SON, TWO
w furnished rooms with board IN q refined family
Address J " C, star ofhco aplS-3t'
WANTED-BY LADY. ONE LARGE BRIGHT
w room or two INHALER ones: unfurnishod Address
stssins terms. r. star ONCE apIS-3r
WANrkD-FOR oSE YEAR BY A GENTLEMAN
w unfCrushed room. DsBr Smith sonian preferred
atnot more than four dofIsfs month
al4-3t Address w Star ofiiee
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-rOE CASH. MEDIUM SIZE BRICK
w houses we'll located paving in yesttre mt made
so. builders take notice. CLARENCE THOMAS Real
Estate Broker. 50 helloss bh-. api9-2t'
w ANTED-To PURCHASE BRICK HOUSE TO
w cost f-Un 30. 600 g. $4,000. something pa,
fair rent. Address CASH BUYER, star office. pl9:5t
WANTED-To RENr-A STORE AND DWELL
ton for notions. confectionery. address IL stn w.
WAN1Ep-AN EIGHT ROOM BRICK IN GOOD
w location m any raft of the city except South
wsshinxt0n rood yard will pay all Jls O., 900. I'D
dress wodAN'S RIGHTS. star Office. aplS-3t'
WhNIED-IN The NORTHWEST, IN GOOD 10
w cation EOltSe OF about rooms west of 18th
will pay about Sl2.0OU Address S A. R. Stli oflce.
WANTED-GAEE OF FURNISHED HOUSE DUR
w owners abseV by respons Bile party 2etItia-
msn and sister Address W.. 9OS I'D St apl6-3s
WANTED-HoUsEo on CAPITOL HILL BETwEEn
w 81 and 1oth SITS. n. c. and Mass. evenues: must
have rooms; southern eastern exposure preferred
PRICE not 20 exceed $4,000 owners desiring sell will
At or :. RUSH co, 6l5 F st. NV. room 4.
WANTED-FOR A CUSTOMER, SMALL BRICK
w OF frame houses for cssl-within city limits.
RIA PHILLIPS SON.
mhle-lm 141gN ave
WANTED-IMPROvEDO OR UNIMPROVED REAL
w estate IN any part of the city District have
eash customers for anything that Is desirable and
cheap. i STANDARDIZED
A143m 6l3 18th st NV.
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FOR RENT-HOtJSEs.

f hisSI s:'S.s5 sssy sSl',sssaa 49, s2 e
1:sstI Aeir ! hs9Ssatsrsab b. i.. At
1ss /! ssS 81 4, ! q I:
ss s $ ss si el'1'9 91 81 sss lis e
vi: s5 sS5s E:s Is: ". N. :,. 4
s%s 1lth e; ". 81 y SO iSS2 Lewis q Res IT'S
Is sss 8 ne: si iss g 90. 9th STORES 3. ESQ
mn sxesxsr1sf 1sIssaSaEIfeAl ss q r J. %
q j,s:s 'sas6 ' ''i {. y FssS order
. e. E1 sSSHs ks1s a ~.
sss 81 ST.. " T. :. y I, inl.....ssssS
Sif, s Ss g., :; Is m i................ sS
1ObS hi q y q r. 295y
1903 shepherd alley Il, 4 m i .......... 1850
1T 80 Inc. D BARNES < VIEWER sis r Z; 20
oE REST = c SJNE, ROOM HOUSE oNE-HALF
square from c'Si'0l cheaG At sa n S9 HeI slo.
sris.sts H. DosS yh sn.
Tok kENT-IN GEORUEfOWN, FINE THREE.
minT P! III DnnS;6 brown stone steps and trim.
80 Rsys 4 ss sha
Fok kEKI-H9usE OR HALF OF. A HOUSE COM:
iSos Island ave- ose sSs
Eoh RHNT-sHOP AND DWELLING COR OF
and I'd; "a ana q g, inaairssi2 Pennsylvania w.
1tOfEENT1.Six:Ro0M NEW HOUSE on CENTER
aSf5.ss f'''n: III A ri TFutsDi 14,o est
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WASTED-BY FOUR GHNTLEMEN. ONE OR
w tvo furnished rooms and one small unfurnished
room for lirht housekeeping. between @ and and
chsn a2s if Address IA stare Once E
WANTEp.BY SMALL FAMILY. THREE IN
w furnished rooms: references exchanged. Address
H. W. K. Star ONCE IT.
yVANrED-BY GENTLEMAN FURNISHED
sna On e s snd se n private f.
tisulars terms. &c. COLUMBIA. Star Office nj St.
yVANTED-A SUITE OF UNFURNIsHkD
w rooms or q small house. not ore than rooms.
c. L. s. Star once. IL
NEANTED-FUR. OR uNFUR. ROOM. WITH OR
w ~ithont board. by quiet department Gentleman !;
family. Se Box II. Star ofroe. L.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. ROOM AND
terms, Address q. W. B.. star once. MISS
WANTED-A ROOM ABOUT a5x75. WITH
MANUFACTURER. star ofice. nl23t'
WASTED-3 OR Z FURNISHED ROOMs FOR
light houseksepinI n vicinity Of Belt line state
terms Address W T.. Star Office n12-3s'
WANTED-IHEEE ROOMS FURNISHED AS
w r.Ilsr and two bed rooms without board but
with prfviese of caterer second floor preferred p,e
not 10 exceed ESQ; In ~ Address Box IS. Star
VrANTED-A PLEASANT ROOM. VITA BOARD
IN private family for lady spending the winter
ss.nssa xsar..s a.s s.i oss
WANrLp-UNFuRNIsH ROOMS. PARLoR
w usD hoor II handsome house nrstclass location
viii confer With party taking residence. Answer
With description and terms. NAVY, star Office. nl23'
WANTEp-BY MARRIED COUPLE. WITHOUT
board IN house or conveniently near. Address H. p.
WANTED-BY YOUNG oENTLENAN. ROOM
sss. Address " 5. J.. sssr Ssse. n.y. '''s siYS Ia
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EOR RENT-FuRSISHED HOUSE. lsos !. ST,
N ". near Vermont 10 rooms and hath; fup
mace. aud house IN order For further in
formation apply on prem ni2-3ss
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY PARTY OF TWO. FLAT OF
w four or hye rooms furnished unfinished;
Y. z T.. Star Office. n11-3ts
WANTED-FURN1sHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms. all parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
20 secure deera bic rooners Established 1881.
INSET. SHACKLEFORD'S AGENCY 400 lith 81 n W.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTs UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY
w II my speciality; send me memorandum OF the
lots you have for sale.
n1i-3t JOHN Ii. WALTER. 1901 Est. NV.
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vVANTED-xrss CAMILLA AVERY. SOUTH
w Bend. Ind. PAYS els week To ladies for WIT
ms. a.. - hons Reply With STAMPED envelope.
s<so noSkil-Jt
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EoR RENT-HoUsE ST. y. W. o ROOMS
Il and BATH bay windows front ba-f ali modern
Improvements. newly papered anu painted; S.l5 per
month in advance; key at 3 J. 81. Apply
nl2;5I' JOHN j. COSTINET 4. 6.J q st. n w.
EoR REMITTANCE BRICK HOUSE: I3EOoMs
l. all modern improvements; 81 St W. s5a
LOUIS i. SHOEMAKER.
n12-8 go FIST ".
LroR RENT-I2lI 4TH ST y. W ;1RooMs BATH
Il and cellar convenient TO lines a. per month
nl2-3t ELLIS & CHAPEL. 80 1 Ith St n ".
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WANTED-HOUSES.


NANTED-ONE LARGE HOUSE IN AN AVAIL
w abe situation n ~. Answer. with rent, sc.
HOTEL BRISTOL. EutAw place. Baltimore. nl2-2t
WANTED-TO BUY-A HOME ON CAPITOL
w HUI from owner, price not to exceed 81 500;
give Particular or will buy a cheap building lot
Address NJ. J. b. Star Office. nl2l2t'
NANTED-A CATERER TO OCCUPY HITCH n.
w dining room and one ping room in exchange
for board for one. Address 81 i St. n It.
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE GOD LGCA-
w ton renting we'll will pay D.. 800 to S5 COO all
cash Also have . 10. Oc0 to invest in well-rented
prrperty paying good interest. J. K HERTFORD,
IilS 81 n11-3t
WANTED-IN THE NORTHWEST. 10 OR l2-
w room house q m 4. must have a stable or Q
place TO build one; price not 10 exceed S12, 900
CAHUSI CARUSI
nl-S 6O6 ST. NV
WANTED-HoUsEs-I HAVE READY PURCHAs-
W .rs for inproved property ranging in pcice from
90 900 TO els. 600 JOHN II. WALTER.
NILS 10O1 st. N ".
WANTED-BY PHYSICIAN FOR HOME AND
w once. desirable house between 9th and l4th X
and sts n wide front and for stable; limit
$4,000. Address DOCTOR. Star Office. nl0-3t
WANTED-IN GOOD LoCALITY-A 10 RooN
w furnished house or larger: suitable for snblet-
ting rooms. No objection 10 owner living in house
Aidrss- Mrs- CHASE. The whitley /" cor. lOth and
d sts NV nlo-3t'
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I,oR RENT-A Ie-EooM NODrRN HOUSE EOS
Il A s.. - square from two car lnps: IN
elegant home. so. 10 GAGMDDD GAEpTrT
18th =. anu y. Y nv. NIL ~
I'OB EENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED y
II 20 IN house - nth tr the year. ss0 . month
by -" winter bright. convenient and well ocsted
lGli 18th -. " NIL ly. ,
Esol RENr-BY r. n. hoffman REAL. rs
Il tate and Insurance Broker i0-h and n sts ~
rNFrRNInHEn HnrSE,
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.

FEMALE.
N-ANTED-FoUR FIRST-CLAss WAIST HANDS
u10a
WANTED-AT Io2s STE ST. NV, GOOD
" COOS and 10 do general homework; no washing
and ironing. stay at nigts nIO-3ts
WANTED-LADIEs DESIRING HOME EN-
" pioyinent, such a. writing. mailing and ad-
aIs.shs cnSuls-s. &c. may address rs in hand
xilnn4S With stamped envelope. Good wages
@OMAS,s COOPERATIVE TOILET co. Inc.),
P $ We also want few reliable women to act as
%ents. n3-eo6s
WANTEp-woMEN COOKS $40 TO s75; CHAM
w berrstds. nurses and laundresses; In city or
ss.y walters, drivers farm hands; coiored men
COOKS SAMUEL A COOMBS CO.. 527 10th st.
Nv r7-6ts
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NEWS RREvITIES.

Clarkson says Blaine never told him he
would consent to be candidate.
Protestant natives in Africa are waging
war of determination on Catholic mission
aries.
Fifty persons are said to have been bitten
BY a mad dog in the northwestern part OF
Chicago.
At Milwaukee, on Decoration day, the
monument over the grave of General kIborn
Knox was unveiled.
Delegates from twenty-five or more states
are in attendance at st. Louis on the Nlcara-
qua canal convention.
The general sentiment in France, even
among the clergy, is in favor or the opening
of the worlds fair on Sunday.
Pope Leo XIII. has caused to be cabled to
Chicago an application for special space IN
which to make an exhibit at the worlds falr.
Old river men at st. Louis predict bigger
food than that of ~ when the June rlse
comes down, and the outlook seems gloomler
than ever.
Memorial day weather, as reported from
all over the country, was generally CLOUDY,
but without much rain. Mud and standing
water were everywhere.
The national library at Washington con-
<SoOsOoS
pamphlets. The annual increase ls from
$1,000 to 10000 volumes.
At Minneapolis all the week before the
convention it was generally accepted that
Governor Mckinley would be permanent
chairman of the convention.
Secretary Elkins has issued general order
| to the army announcing the retirement OF
| Brioadier General Stanley, and paying high
L k-:ts,,x<, a. his military saryiceS
A cyclone struck Troy, Texas, destroying
many buildings, including two school houses.
| The storm was accompanied by heavy RAIN
and hail, which destroyed nearly all growing
| crops.
| A terrific tornado. which sprung up and
| covered a large area of territory IN Missis-
/ sippi and Arkansas did considerable
damage. The storm was violent and leveled
| many fences.
| Belcherville, Texas, has been visited by q
| disastrous cyclone, which destroyed score
| of residences, a mill and two cotton gins
Loss estimated at $4,000 Many were injured
but no one killed.
Dr.. E. P. McCsmbridge, of Clinton, lowa!
was in company with ". S. Gourley, of Kan
sas. hired livery rig which he was using
was found on the road.
CHICAGO. Burlington and northern tracks il
Dubuque, Ia, to such an extent that it cav
way under the weight of a locomotive. Tn
engine went into the river.
| Two freight trains ON the Cleveland 1
Pittsburg road, near Summerville, O., col
ided. Engineer Eptag and Brakeman VII
| cox were killed. The two trains caught fr
and were entirely consumed.
Acting Governor Jermingham's letter :
| the lord mayor of London appealing for hel
for the sufferers in Mauritius, says that owe
| 20OO0 people are homeless and that 800
| 49, n Port Louis are in ruins.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11
INN 4 VOEBuR1S PlBLlS
ne Lsaume Dsrnatolsgiss ~ Anseasa
m-shapsa Ears anA Moses Psssesee4
Dany-FAeial Ezprsssiens. Hard IaAes
and Wrinklss eolksasd By 1leSsroayso
-Maxks Disappear mon the xs1sA -
Idis Magic Hand.

Physicians throughout The country as
gradually beginning to give moro and mese
sttention to the subject Of dezmatoloU. AZ
few years ago II Was . vey popular bsd6 u
birthmaxk could BY no possfbas means b
er.dieated from the skin. We have Only -
70 back very short time 10 recall dramas -
which the william Was tracked from town -
town and eventually handed over to oeRsGed
justice through . scar or birthmazk wnlcn 10
vealed his identity. A drama built on soch !
foundation would meet With weu-mssdseo
ridieule to-day. The william would not b socs
= fool - TO permit facial disaguremsnt %
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11

A spell Of stckness
il due when the systems weakened,
and the blood impure. It's what
you must expect.
But it's what you must prevent,
too. And DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery prevents as well -
cures. It invigorates the liver and
kidneys, purifes and enriches the
blood, sharpens the appetite, i'm
proves digestion, and restores health
and strength. For Dyspepsia,
oliver Complaint" and every form
of Scrofulous, Skin, or Scalp Dis
eases. as Salt-rheum, letter, Fry
sipelas, or any blood-taint, it's an
unequaled remedy.
It's not like the sarsapsrillas,
which claim to be good for the
blood in March, April and May.
At all seasons alike, and in al cases,
the Discovery" alone is guara's-
teed. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
It's the cheapest blood-puri6er, nc
matter how many doses are offered
for q dollar, for you pay only fo'
the good You get. But it's tn
best, or it couldn't be sold 80.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11

NOBODY ever gets to be any better
than he wants to be.
SOME men act without thinking; more
think without acting.
OUR deeds determine Us as much as
we determine our deeds.
THAT should be long considered which
can be decided but once.
No RICHER dowry than heart un-
tainted and love undivided.
A RELIGION that consists only in ideas
does not make anybody better.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11

NJ 0nly o. Bsss Psassso- o.a xsa ~
tho Woga9
Thsfs = = 3inch display advertissmsn1
IN this paper this week which has no iva
voedD alike except one word. The same b
tRue OF each new one appearing eech week.
from The DR.. HarteR Medicine Co. Thu
house places Crescent" ON everything
thsy make and publish. Look for Is ssnd
them TIE name Of The word, and they viii n.
turn you Book, BnAuxFw LzxaoaRAP1s q
2ANpr1n BpRI.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11

Jack ito Charlie): say, old man, I shall
have to leave. can't stand i'll What's the
matter. Old boy? Do you feel ill2 jack: M!
No: but that pretty little governess has Kissed
that horrid little cub three times, and II she
does il again I'm of.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11

8VSA 49,
He would make oAoO
work Of Il by having =
removed, and his changed
appearance would TIN
prove HIS impenstreoAo
disguise. In ten dAyo
Q person afaicted with .
certifying birthmafky
with pimple or red ncset
could have any one q
these dishguremenfe
completely removed. The
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11

When Waiting Kansas City Bop %
tho B1ossoM Houm opposite Uaios Qspot
First Class in every respecA Rates, &260 per
Cable cars to al parts of The city pas To
door.