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Precautions at Charleston. :. C.

Special Disra'-h to Tie Evening Ster
CHARLEsToN. s. g.. Sept. 2-The ac,ioh of
the President in ordering strict quarnutine
meets with hearty approval here. and the lisalth
officers and collector Of the port will CO.
operate in carrying It into effect. The quafan-
tine regulations of Charleston are Fery
stringent at this season Of the Year.
having kept out yellow fever for the i,n-t
twenty wears. The Holt system OF steam dizin-
fec;ion is in operation here at quarantine zta-
uon. At this season of the year the fessi 20
ocean steamships known as tramps. which
take of the cotton crop, begin 10 arrive.
There have been no arrivals Yet. but a
number Of them are daily expected. These rea-
scls generallv come in ballast and from all ports
of the world The number Of sailing Nes-sls
which arrive from foreign ports with freight j.
not large. but especial precautions will be taken
against both of these. The Quarantine station
is well equipped Dr. Eugene Wasdin of me
marine hospital service Is in whole acoord yith
state and city health Ruthorities and the rev
enue cutter Lot NJ. Morrill, will be placed at his
disposal should the necessity arise.
Nashville ohcIaIs at Work.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 2.-The ty authari-
ties have promptly set TO work TO place this citv
in good sanitary condition in anticipation af
the possible outbreak Of cholcra in the Unitad
States. Yesterday. in special session. zhe com
mon council, at the instance Of the mayor aud
immediate appropriation Of $4,000 for carry
Ing Ca The work of sanitation.
An increased force viii be put to work at
once and the city viii be thoroughly cleaned
Citizens are cooperating with the authorities.
and rigid inspection Of all parts of the cliv
will be made at once. The city has been a.
yidcd into ten sanitary districts with inspectors
and supervisors, who take charge at once. The
police department has received stringent orders
az to the work OF sanitation. and a feeling u
confidence now exists throughout the CITY.
Unfound-d Report About New Orleans
CHICAGO. Sept. "A rnmor got abroad thia
morning the floor that cholera had made iis
appearance in New Orleans. This with other
bearish news enough to turn the scale IN
all of the pits ard prices receded quickly.
The wires TO NeW Orleans were kept hum
ming for few minutes. and finally reports
were received positively denying that tie
sc0urge had secured a foothold there.
A telegram to Lampson Bros said not onlr
was in such excellent sanitary condition that i
was impossible for it 10 get in. The dispatch
added that the only contagious or infectious
disease now epidemic in the city was the pugilz
istic fever.
This checked the decline someNhat but every
thing continued weak, with a downward ten
dency, nevertheless
Inspecting Boston's System.
BosroS, Sept. 1.-Two officials OF the city Of
PHILADELPHIA visited quarantine yesterday aud
inspected Bostuns systems for caring for lnmi,
grafton. They were accompanied by members
of the Boston city government and health
board.
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The Work Successfully Accomplished.

The Navy Department is advised of an event
of no little importance which occurred at the
Cramps snip yard a few days ago, being the
lowering into position of the starboard after
boiler of the cruiser New York. Some doubt
had been expressed as to the ability of
the new steel derrick to lift the boilers
of the New York without accident, and as the
same derrick Is to be used for al of the ships
now under construction at the works great in
terest was manifested in the attsmpt.
Under the circumstances the success
full Accomplishment of the task il
of considerable importance. The weight
each main boiler of the New York is about
seventy tons exclusive of fittings and details
and there are six more of the same kind
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SPREAD or THE rLAGUr.
Death Of Another Russian at LI.vrpaoi-
I'm Other Cities.

Death of Another Russian NJ Liverpool
I'm Other Cities.
LoNDoS, sept. Another ~ the Russians
who were stricken with cholera While th.r were
waiting At Liverpool for The steamer thst was
TO convey them 90 New York died TODAY.
IL is reported that a woman has died from
the disease at Macclesleld. an extensive nsann-
featuring town seventeen miles south of Man
chester.
PARIS, Sept 2.-The official chol.ra fVuros
for yesterday show that there were ifteoh cases
and three deaths. Compared with the returns
for "Wednesday this shows a decrease of six new
cases and a falling on ~ seven in the deaths.
HAvRE. sept 2.-tifty nov cases uf cholera
and fifteen deaths occurred here vesterdar.
ANTWERP. sept. 2.-1he sanitary board has
decided that a tweutv-four hour quarantine
instead Of week. viii be sufficient 10 enforce
against arrivals from Bremen aud Iubeck.
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transformations Funeral Of George william
Curtis on Staten Island.

transformations Funeral Of George william
Curtis on Staten Island.
WEST BRIGHTON, s. l., Sept. 2-The funeral
of the late Geo. William Curtis took place at
O'Clock this afternoon at this village. II was
strictly private, being attended only by the i'm
mediate relatives and few intimate friends Of
the deceased. There were no flowers or pail
bearers and the funeral was conducted in the
plainest possible manner in accordance with
request made by Mr.. Curtis shortly before his
death.
There were hardly fifty persons assembled in
the parlors OF the Curtis residence. at the cor
ner Of Bard and Hendrickson avenues The
Rev. DR.. Chadwick Of the Unitarian Church in
Brooklyn, who was an intimate friend Of Mr..
Curtis. read the burial service. and at the con-
clusion Of the service the remains were con-
veyed to the old Moravian churchyard at
New Dorp, followed by three carriages con-
tanning Mrs Curtis, the widow: Dr. Frank
@. Curtis. Miss Curtis and q few relatives Of
the family. The remains were placed in .
vault. The bodies Of Commodore Vanderbilt
and VIM. H. Vanderbilt also lie in this historical
old church yard.
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1nteFIoF DepaFtment Changes.
The following Official changes have been made
in the Department Of the Interior:
Patent ofdce-Appointment: Miss Pauline N.
waanaok of Georgia. copyist, e72o.
Geological survey -Resignation: Lincoln g.
Eakins Of Pennsylvania, assistant chemist.
1850.
Pension o6aee-Appointments: John C.
Of Illinois, Lewis L. bennett OF C.lifornis-
William A. Cannon Of Texas, Alexander n
Hiller Of Michigan, Charles 8. Rice Of Peunsvl-
vania, Miss Matte Judge Of Alabama. ~.
ThereA G: Houghton Of Mssnchusets., M.
Ameli. 2. !cung Of M,ssour and Mra violetta
motions: Thsodore fsllnades Of Ohio. cierS.
e1,20o TO q 40; Nm. Lily Arnold Of New Ter,
seya clerk, el.0oo 70 d. -, Lauren J. Tsylor
Of Kentucky and MiW Nannie Haker q Toxss.
espyish, eooo, - slal1s, o1Jooa
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SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The Treasury Depart
ment today resumed the purchase of silver
/ The amount offered for sale was 1,O73 OOt
ounces and the amount purchased $500
ounces, as follows: 200, 900 ounces at SOS364
| 115,000 ounces at 50. 1866.
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DETAILED TO THE WAR CoLLEaE-The fol-
lowing officers have been detailed to the Naval
War College at Newport, R. l., for course OF
instruction: Lieut.. CONS. L. c. Logan and C.
H. Arnald, Lieuts. B. T. walling, H. T. Mayo,
]. A. Rodgers, F. H. Tyler, W. P. Day, L. C.
HeIlner. @. s. Richman. G. A. Calhoun, W. P.
White. ]. L. Purcell and Ensigns W. H. g. Bull
lard, Philip Andrews and n. A. McCully, jr.
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PARDoS.-The President has granted a
pardon to Henry Dishman of Arizona, now
undergoing five years term of imprisonment
for manslaughter. The pardon is to take ef-
feet October %, provided his good conduct in
prison continues until that time
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COINAGE IN AUGUsr.-The following is q
statement Of the total coinage executed at the
mints Of the United States during the month OF
August: Total number Of pieces, 6,949, ,62O
Valued at 81, ,427 ,02O.
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The PUBLIC DEBT.-The public debt state
ment issued yesterday shows that the decrease
of the interest and non-interest bearing deb,
amounted to S153.215. Total cash in the treas
ury, S781, ,514, ,9S2.S6.
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Consul REcoGNIzED.-The President has
recognized William Tessimond Windsor as con-
sui of her Brittanic majesty for the state OF
Texas and the territory of New Mexico, to re-
side at Galveston.
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The SEIZURE OF THE WHIrE.-The Depart
ment of State has as yet received no formal re-
port from the consul at Victoria, d. c., in re-
lation to the seizure Of the American schooner
White by Russian war ship while sealing
send brief dispatch on the
subject. but II contained no information not
already published. Department officials are
disinclined to discuss the matter of the seizure
at this time in the absence Of full report on
the subject.
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The Naval Exhibit at tn. worlds Fair

Inc NHSSi h1xhioft at the worlds Fair.
Formal orders have been given from the Navy
Department for the shipment of four six-inch
guns with their carriages and circles complete
from the Washington navy yard to Chicago.
These guns with their equipment weigh upward
Of twelve tons each. They are intended for the
armament Of the model battle ship Illinois,
which constitutes the naval branch Of the gov.
ernment exhibit at the worlds Columbian expo
sition. After the exposition these guns will
probably be part Of the armament of the
battle ship Oregon, now in process of construc-
ton in San Francisco. They viii probably be
forwarded this week,
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CUSTOMS REcEIPrs.-A statement prepared
at the Treasury Department shows that the
total receipts from customs at the port of New
York during the month Of August were sI3.-
175, ,4S5. The receipts for the corresponding
period of 1891 were $40, ,46O, $780,
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APPLICATION DENIED-The President ha
denied the application for pardon of VIM. Cole
man of the District of Columbia, sentenced il
April, 1891. to ten years imprisonment in tn,
penitentiary for assault with intent to kill.
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NAVY YARD EMPLoyEs.-The Navy Depart
ment has found that the law will prevent the
granting Of leave of absence with pay to per
diem employees of navy yards who are members
of the G.. A. R. to participate in the encamp-
ment.
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PERsoSAL.-W. H. Gray Of Chicago, F. ".
Smith, IT,, Of Bridgeport and s. d. Sutley OF
Cleveland are at Willard's.--H. B. Pierson OF
New York and W. A. Hemphill Of Pittsburg are
at the Randall. WIN. Gray Of New York, E.
p. Skene Of Chicago, A. c. Pike Of Virginia
and John A. Barnes Of Decatur, H. are at the Eb-
bitt.--John Hackett Of Montana. E. v. Brook
field Of Cincinnati, r. r. Rusk Of Cleveland and
d. r. Velde of Pekin, ILL.,, are at the Riggs.-
g. L. Smith Of Mobile, Ala, James 1. Kay of
Pittsburg, J. Early Craig and John G.
Elliott of Chicago are at the Arlington. Frank
G. Eaton Of New York. F. ]. Heney of Arizona,
Jno. Rutherford Of Richmond and d. B. Wade
Of st. Louis are at the 6horeham. Collar
Grant Of Minneapolis is at the Fredonia.-J.
r. Mayes of Memphis, Geo. L. Havens Of New
York, W. c. Proctor Of Brighton, Ont, and Geo.
Il. Mason Of Brooklyn are at the Howurd.-
Geo. A. H. Baker Of Illinois, A. s. Kill
bourn Of Maine, g. p. Anderson Of Mel
rose, Mass., and d. W. Simpson Of Chicago
are at the st. James.--Mr. John W. Hulse
has returned from Denver and the mountains
Of Colorado.--Mr n D. McQunde left this
morning for the Blue Ridge--Dr. W. p. O.
Hazen has returned from trip to Nova Scotia
and the prominent resorts on the Atlantic
cOest. Mr.. B. Riordan Of 61l Nstrset north
vet has returned ffom : two months tour in
Europa
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MAJOR B. F. MONTGOMERY, one Of the staff
of executive clerks at the White House. has re-
turned from the Virginia Springs, where he has
been spending his vacation.
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The Rlsgus n Rassis 4 sem On sAs
s~-~sss IncFoaae.
81. PRrEnnuno. Sept 2-Ihs o1Rcial 70
turns for The empire August - ere - fol-
lows:
New easss, s,27s; dsa<hA Ana osnparsd
WITH H. ngur0 q Angut - III = - fnsssnss
- - ~ eas0 - - 1m11R =
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CONCERT AT TER WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS
The following is the program of the concert BY
the Marine Band. Walter F. Smith, conductor,
at the White House grounds tomorrow at 5
pm. /. Overture, "Fra Diavolo." Auber: q
Waltz, ''La Debutante," A. Tregina; g. from
bone Solo, ia Fsvorita," Hartman,
II. A. Stone; l. "Gipsy Life" LIE
There; 8. (a) March, "Conquerer,
Macleod; (b) "a Hunting Scene." Bucalossi;
6. Flute Solo, Henry Jaeger; T. Descriptive
Fantasie, "Sheridan's Ride" J. P. Sousa; 8.
"Hail Columbia" Fyles.
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A Disturber Of Political Joint Dsbsse q.
Arkansna Shot.

Arkansas Shot.
CONWAY, Ark, Sept limited shtes Sem
stor james Jones, democrat, and J. B. Butler.
peoples, met ON wednesday night in joint
debate. While Senator Jonss was sps.k-
ing John Ingram became enraged ct
some Of his remarks and attempted 70
break up The meeting. He fnsulted several
gentlemen, one Of them being BEN Durham.
who retaliated BY shoottng Ingram. A general
row ensued, IN which number Of both sides
were injured. Excisement continues and more
troubls Il feared.
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THE NEWARK AND BENNINoroN have arrived
at Genoa.
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E, The ncdther is iikely to be fair; slortv
49, rising tenn perature edstcrlp ufnds.
Lumber you propose to submit q bid for erecting
Lumber stan any Of the reservations during the
Lumber ''G. 4. R." encampment or propose to erect
Lumber ti private stand in front Of your build
Lumber should see We bought lumber
Lumber supply every one and are naming
Lumber est prices in town.
Lumber Red Heart Boards at 9Oc per 100 So it.
Lumber No. Josts and Scantlings. 9Oc per 100 #.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S744, ,2S4; customs, 1925, 3,s14
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I<sSELpEG Ell savI5.,Is "; yAN S HORN; SEVENTH
school at ioo'clock Jun anu s'' H. '" s'oIa'n II:
I,ATTENTIoN, DEMOCRATS. DEMO.
crsts Of Bladens9urx disric. are earnestly
SuES on sITGRblY ssPember acse iss at
sr,e esi9ek cb r % '0r the purpose Of organizing demo
H~ATTENTIoN. STONE MAsoNs!..EvERY
rspos .s sf S. seRs Ms:0p Hal. Sng9 No.
ceed from there to 7th aud SITS. Brieklsyers'
t S in RsFsa' 10 Am sharp DaSE .s
~STHE OHIO REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
HSAY E1ESfs E1 Ms is nsat 4. He
hs meeting WI Z, be aarssssd Hen
Years Of Republican Adninistration." Members Of
/ II OWEN KEL.LAR. Secretary.
~NoTIcE-oN AND AFTER THIS DATE /
ss GoI Till bet be RESPONSIBLE for any debts GLo
F~To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN HAVING
rington am thankful for the asst patronage ask .
'Gntlns.nce of the same to my nIrpows
IIGSEe9kEb GE9kb iRh4 Ha ahM9EEPS OF THE kEPSbfie M3
!, The above gost. will meet a. Byron Adams gra
ey to follow
IL a rush seq
TO LICENSED REAL .Es-
missions ssss9 WELLER ! SoS SfpETTT, = TT
k~SNow READY
YOUMAN5. NEW YORK.
FALL STYLES HATS.
Also complete stock
DERBY AND SOFT HATS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
LARGEST STOCK CANES AND UMBRELLAS
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS:
ss2-tf 1901 PA AVE.
RSBEFoRE YOU BUY A WRITING MA
3 chine call at the new Calieraph Office.
Have you seenthe Calieraph's New Key Board.
a Ali Typswriters for rent -
SEQ NEwMAS 1sa Sts ? s son; = "
noa SG2aa aRa woE9s 9 1F The TIE
iSs s sas wsn Ts Ssss.
wear; Collars and Cuffs: 8 A line Of Four Hand
at 25c. We mean it when we say We have the
best dollar Laundered Dress Shirt in the city
TEEL. MEMS Belongings" 9S5 PA. AVE. NV.
k@FRoM AN ACORN TO AN OAK:
constant Strlvin< upOn one thlnR br1n2S per-
fection. We have studied the question of
Glass and hOr to handle at" until have
reduced it to a science. Had it been otherwise
this business could not have grown from
acorn to an oGk' in seven years. Come to
for glass and you will get satisfaction your
money.
Estimates free.
CHAS. L. HODGKIN,
Expert Handler of Plate Glass,
913 1th st.n.w. sel-3m
R~ATTRACTIvE. COZY AND INVITING.
thank you and all for the compli-
mentary expressions showered upon the
new store. While language equally
complimentary has been spoken by To-
cal friends cannot refrain from quot
ing New York drummer. who said that
In all his travels in the principal cities
of America lie had never seen a tailoring
establishment which looked attract
i've. cozy and inviting I would like
your opinion.
New store, stock, new ideas,
artistic cutters, skilled workmen and
popular prices for the finest tailoring.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON. Tailor,
se2-tr COR. 1lTH AND SITS. NV.
a>IN SUMMING IT UP,
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FINANCIAL.
DEros1r AND SAFE Boxrs.

a la--c gathering always hrinrs many per-
fons o. doubtful character to a city. and we are
Eaaia 10 be visited on by ssfIlful sneak tloves.
trrEl--s, pickpOckets. sc. 70 b-hooves every
person 70 keep ar eye on their yaluables. such
IS silver ware, papers. bcu-s. stocks. deeds.
po1oes. &c. a1d what woud J." better than
cen tnual anxious watching 20 place them in
oaeo OF cur FIRE and burEl-r-.rcof safe boxes.
Boxes rent from - - so per year. according
l. size-sscurity for al is tCst the same
And bout your Vocset book. you never know
vixen q viii BE- rilfered from yo1 by some deft-
Ln-s-ed knave. and the least 1t contains the
letter for You Deposit your money with US
sad check or il al viii. We pav interest on
esposits.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
A T. BRITTON. President,
1893 ST. NV. 1t
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The MIANToSoMAH is at New London, Conn.
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g. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
WINDOwS FOR EENT-GRAND PARADE AND
w pyrotechnical displays. q. A. H. cards. q. A X.
souvenir glimpse of Washin yton; Job printing
E. B. MATCHETT. Printers and Advertisers, 1000
Pa. sc2-3vs
E,OR RENT-G A. r. ROOMS AND BOARD For
4 post Of 80: also large rooms for excursionists
110i 10Th st. T.. sao-3,a
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EMMONS L STICKNEY HAVE RE
MOVED THEIR REAL ESTATE OFFICES
TO 1916 ST. NV. sel-3t.

H,JNO. MORAN, 2I26 PENSA. AVE
49, Furnaces. Ranges Latrobes, Tin Roofing,
Plumbing aud Gas Fitting. Hardware. Good work
and air prices. Telephone. 9S4 se1-3m
SNOrICE.-LUTHtR L. APPLE HAS RE-
49, moved his real estate office to 500 F 81.
n. W. tn increased facilities where he enabled
ersl real estate business. LUTHER /. APPLE,
se1-3t (ytr2 at n w.
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Libbey. Bittinger Miller.
Popular-priced Lumber Dealers,
Cor. 9th and n. 7. ave. SEQ
R~MEMBERS OF ROCHDALE SOCIETY
H>Ea notice. am not responsible for any orders
that are left at any place but Offices and yards
1919 ST. n W. 9TH and Nd ave e. ;9OS ST. Sc.
coal depot, Del. ave. and ST, Telephone con-
necton. JOHN KENNEDY
au31-et' Contractor for the Rochdale Society
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
FIpEL1rY
BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASsO-
CITATION.
nos. eOs TO 914 C ST. NV,
WASHINGTON. D. c..
Oilers the following investments TO its patrons:
6per cent per Hnnuui, payable semi-annusIly. The
full asn0uus deposited with interest may be with
drawn on thirty days notice.
sper cent per annuIn coupon certificate. issued
where the deposit is not Withdrawn before thres
years.
10pe- cent per annum where the deposits with
drawn before i've years.
Stockholders can borrow L 600 for the small suln
ofs24s. having eight years to it, at rate Of sI3
Per month.
Compare this with the expenses of all other associa
tons
Over 81 290. $50 of stock subscribed in Washington
city alone from November I2. 1890. TO August l.
1882
Our figures show we offer the most favorable terms
on loans and deposits and securities being three
times the value Of the the loan being repaid
monthly makes the security still better each month";
rendering 1t impossible for patrons to lose dol
lar.
au27 HARRISON DINGM3N President
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COR. llTH AND srs n v. au3o
R~AMERICAN ICE AND COAL CO.. OFFICE
sw. cor 10th and n.w. PENOBSCOT
lCE-FAMII.Y COAL AND WOOD. Full supply con-
stantly on hand. satisfaction guaranteed. 1nduee-
operative Association. Order for future deliveries
WpR HARRISON CROOK HAS REMOVED
- his once from 5033< l3sa Ct. NV. to 81S
lith st. q. once hours-9 TO 10 Z, M. 12 70
p. m. $50 to z so pm. Telephone. $50 au10-lms
K~A LsaHT WHEEL
tie .scorchsr snd thsss men Who cant hsar ~
''smsll front wheel" 3 !
THE RAMBLER NUMBER THREE!
44-tnch wheel base 2sinch .wheels; ririd frsmss
weight all on % pounds In hot Wosfhef ATTIRE 81
poandz. PIKE. ESQ ThsyN vcFtA your SoeSi16
-. too.
ooRHu1LY Jzy1KRY Mr0 CO..
U77 1s25 1l1h = ~.
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RSIN SUMMING 1T UP.
The Edison Phonograph is easy to orer-
ate, dispatches correspondence accurately,
cbeaply and quickly and saves the labor and
expense Of one man. Order one trial.
Sold on instdtinaents. rented sold out
right.
COLUMBIA PHONoGRAPH CO.. 627 E INV. i,
RswHAT's The INFERENCE.
Physicians and hospitals use only, the
purest ot the pure" wines, 9 human life Is
too valuable to be triAed with. We sell TO
nearly every physician in town (all the promi-
nent ones) and supply nearly all Of the city
hospitals. WHAT'S the tnterencei you are
right 0-Rdton Vines the best. Prices
very moderate- considering age and strength.
TO-KALON WINE co. q
6l4 14th ST. n. ". Telephone, 90S. seq
,FOR RENT-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE
- thoroughly furnished throughout: situate
on ST. containing 1S rooms heated by steam and
open fre places; the rooms and halls large and
particularly adapted for receptions large front yard
and parking and large back yard paved to wide alley
this house is in complete order the parors finished
with the finest mantels and mirrors
For full particulars apply TO
FRANCIS HUFTY
1t 1901 F st. NV.
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TURN ON THE HOSE"
Nothipy will your scared and
scorched lawns and dropping flowers
and plants but a plentiful supply Of
water. The skies refuse to supply it. so
your only recourse is to turn the
hose" and supply is yourself
We sell you d feet Of fair grade
Garden Hose for 81. 70. Better grades
by the foot. Garden Hose Reels. S5c.
NOW THE LAWN FREQUENTLY.
The oftener the lawn is cut the
smoother and silkier it will grow. We
have good guaranteed Lawn Mower
for s3 %.
BARBER 4 ROSS.
Pretty much euervthsng in Tia Rardr4rs and Bufid-
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It was reported at quarantine this Afternoon
that Collector Hendricks had said that II Healtl
Ofhcer jenkins does not obey the Presideut'
quarantine proclamation that ships affected b,
Il viii not Be allowed 10 enter port