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Per cont, 5 or 7 Years.
Optional Payments.
Council PrOceedines.

Red Cloud, Nsb., May II, ~, 7;S0 p. N.
Council met pursuant 70 adjournment,
1ayoi Spanogle presiding. Roll cell Of
alderman. Pressnt-PotSsr, Pulsifss, Ku.
bsiob. Minutes Of last session read and
approved a. recorded.
Bin Of city clerk for once rent Of pest
year allowed, and warrant for 12l ordered
drawn In payment Of Same.
In the matter Of the application Of Mel.
son Longton 70 vend malt. spurious and
vinous liquors the ensuing year, u vas
moved BY Aid. Kubeiok, seconded By Pull.
sifsr, that the bond Of Nelson Longtou
- principal and John Bosch, Thomas
Lsigh, L. D. Oatman, J. D. Heines, John
Sorgeson and \. 8. March - suretiss, bs
accepted and that city clerk bs instructed
70 issue license ~ prayed for. The eoun.
oil being pollsd, The following members
voting yea: Potter. Kubsiek and Pulsifsr.
Molten carried and 20 ordered recorded.
On motion Aid. Kubsiek, seconded BY
Pulsifer, the bin Of Henry Cook for
medicines furnished poor, 70 the amount
Of t22.S0 DO allowed and warrant ordered
drawn In payment Of same.
L. r. Albright was before the council
and asked permission 70 put In scales on
9TH Ave-, east Of Webster st., and the
privilege Of removing the same q pleas
urs. On motion AID. Potter, seconded BY
Kubeiok, the request was granted. vot-
Ing yea: Potter, Myers, Pulsifsr and Ku.
beick.
II vas moved BY Aid. Myers that T. J.
Ward bs appointed street commissioner,
and that salary for same, together With
salary from other city ofRoes, b made
equal to $50 per month for the ensuing
year, provided the services o. street com.
missioner 10 satisfactory TO the council.
Carried BY full vote Of council.
The following ordinance vas called mp
BY Aid. Potter on its third and ANAL read.
ing and vote Of council taken On adop.
ton. Voting yea: Myers, Potter, Pulsi.
fer and Kubsick. The motion 70 adopt
ordinance having received the required
No. Of votes, tho ordinance va ordered
Published a. required BY Law.
t. j. WAsD, City Clerk.
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1no republican party OF NoDfeske
10 In dead earnest this year and pro.
poses 70 90 into the Asld 70 wiz victory
in every county and reelsim those
eosntiss that have gone astrsy after
political gods Of unknown qusstitisa.
The facts are that rspublicsss became
weak and were afraid that they we're
going TO be swallowed up In . whirl.
pool Of dsmagogism but now that
the independent movement 10 waning
and liable to be drawn into The under.
current never TO rise again s~useessfsl.
y, they have come out and are 10
dead earnest, and propose 70 battle for
the good Of the people. Every rspub.
liesn ooavsstios 70 for this year In
the state has been very enthusiastic
aud full Of the old party pride. Let
il be 20, and victory win come % Of
yors. II % no trouble 70 compare the
true principles Of the sspubliosn party
with those Of the iadspendsnt party Of
any other party, and when compared
any man Of Intelligence will sup.
port the republican ticket.
The republicans Of THE congress
slonal district should go 70 IL thai
their best man 10 pat up for eosgrsss
While IL may be conceded that No
Ksishar will poll . heavy vote, yet Il
docs not follow that Biz election Il
sure BY any means, aud therefore ths
fact that hs may poll . good vote Il
only the more reason Why sepublieani
should put forth . vigorous easr'
70 defeat him next NovenbsI
BY aomiaatiAg their bss'
man il The District There should
DO no foolishnsss, nor asy strict Cd
hsrsnee 70 personal Friendship, bul
the convention should b % old
fashioned love feast II which ths
brethren should eontesd for osly thl
nsa Who stands the best chance Of
dsfsating MoKsighas. Those are ous
sentiments. Harmony, good viii, and
the Best nau for the place, should b
the watch word, and victory will be
sure in November.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
10 Cuttings Drug Store.

Mllcs' Nerve and Liver Pllls,
Act On . new prinoipls-regulating ~
liver, stomach aud bowels through ~
nerves. 4 new discovery. Dr.. Mnss'
pills speedily ours bilousnsss, bed taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. On.
squaled for men, women, ehildfea. Small
sst, mildsst, sufssti 81 dosss, . -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

are The stun. The Scaudia lister Il
the best made and can bs found only
at James Peterson's the Implenenl
man, Red Cloud. Nsb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Haill Halt Halt

Halt Hall! Halt
n. e. Pond, will write Hail iasur.
sAce In one Of the best companies lsp
resented 10 tho west ~ ehsap - ssy.
Notice % N0n.Resldent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

To loan on Watches Diamonds and
Jevelry. win pay cash for old gold
and silver. Fine watch work. Ar
tistie letter, emblem and monogram
engraving. Fall line Of 6ns watches
clocks, jewelry silvsrwars spsetaelss
and eto. +. e. P1NXsN.
In C~otting's Drug Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

~ 1duu09Omo1t lay ID u00
C1Oud
remarked 70 . friend the other day
that she knew Dr.. Kemp's Baissm for the
throat and iungs VA . superior remedy,
- 10 stopped her cough instantly when
other cough remedies had no effect what.
ever. SO 70 prove this and eonviscs you
Of its merit any druggist viii give you Q
sample bottle free. Large siss 60e and %
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

"Iats TO bed and early 10 rise vii
shorten the road 70 your home In th<
skies" But early TO bed and . "Littll
Esriy Riser" the pill that makes ia
longer and better and wiser. @. L
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

1888 bushels OF corn for which
will pay highest market price. Flou
given In exchange.
Oa0AR pArNOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

Farm loans at lowest interest.
Strictly 6~rst-elass loans a lower rates
than has ever been given in this eoun.
~ before. Option to pay part or oil
st end Of any yeaI-C. r. CArngR.
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sPooNER FOR GOVERNOR.
IL Is Said He VIII Accept the wiscsa.ss
Republican Nomination.

IL rs Said He VIII Accept the wisceasts
Republican Nomination.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Aug. Is-Er-sen.tor
Spooner will be the Republican nomines Tor
governor. This was The conclusion, at loasl u
the gentlemen who attended the conferences lsst
night. While Mr.. spooner insisted that he ~.s
not a candidate and did not want the Office. ne
said that IL rendered the nomination be wauld
accept This leaves his friends free TO urge his
nomination, and they feel confident now that it
VIII be made with acclamation. as all the can di-
dates have expressed a Willingness 20 withdraw
In the event Mr.. Spooner viii accept the nom
instion. The republican state conveutiou
viii be held in this city "Wednesday
Already some Of the rarty leaders and dele
gates have arrived, and more will come TO-DAY
Secretary husk. who a few weeks sgo left
Washington TO rest on his Wisconsin farm. .oame
from Niroqua Yesterday. Ex-senator sposner
arrived last night On the nomination for row
ernor VIII largely depend the makeup of the
rest Of the ticket. Should il go 10 ex-senator
Spooner. the candidate for lieutenant govesnor
10 likely TO be n Milwaukee man and msF be
John Koch OF State senator kempf. although
there are other candidates. among them D. B.
Treat 0. Monroe, who was defeated with the
rest Of the state ticket in the election Of two
years ago, and Martin Patterson. eK-mayar q
Superior.
For secretary Of state the most active csndi-
dates are j. l. Heg OF Lake Geneva and % \.
hosenkranz of oconomowich. E1-Eailway
Commissioner Alley Peterson and ex- Assembly,
man Jackson OF Shawano are candidates for
state treasurer.
For attorney general there are four csndi-
dates. j. @. O'Neill Of Neillsyille the I.rty
nominee two years ago; q. c. Sedgewick u
Manitowoc, u. Lloyd Jones of Stevens POINT
and John ID. Wilson Of Boscobel There are
also several candidates for railway coInmis-
sioner.
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a Hsv Ssssoship snd sevensess Mss S.s>
on the Isls Of Man.

LoSpoS, Aus. ia-A large steamer nssed
the Thracisn, the building Of which had juss
been completed at Glasgow and which wss
being towed to Liverpool. has been lost OF she
isle Of Man Her crew OF seventeen men -~nt
down with the steamer. Everything went weIl
until last night. when the wind freshened aud
IN short time was blowing gale. The 1hra-
cinn wns In ballast and she pitched heavily. The
strain on the towing hsw~ers was 70 great that
they finally parted. IL Was found impos-ible 20
get other lines from the tow boats 90 he
steamer, and IL was equally impossible for any
attempt 60 be made 10 rcscue those on bard
the steamer. The gale increased in violence
and ths tow boats we're compelled 20 hease 20
70 ride ont the storm. The night vss ertrernely
dark and n fs not exscty known v bat happened
aboard the Ihracisn. The supposition is, ko~-
ever, that she caPsized. Those on the tcw bo.t.
saw her lights for come time after she sent
sdrift but they were soon lost sight Of. When
day broke no trace Of the Thracian coul1 no
found and the tow boats made for port whers
they reported that she had foundered
LONDON, Aug. lS.-It has since been leaned
THAI the crew of the Thracrsn numbered twenty
two. The captains wife was also on board the
vessel The six children OF the captain aud his
wife we're awaiting the arrival Of their parsnts
on the landing at Liverpool. When the nsws
Of the disaster was brought TO them this morn
ing they were stunned by the announcemeI.t.
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The miners at Tracy City, Tenn, Saturday
burned the stockade holding the convict labor.
ers working there and the $50 convicts were
placed on fat cars. Before tho trouble Q COM
mittee of miners demanded from the supsrih-
tendcnt that the miners be allowed as many
hours work o week ~ the convicts. At $50 in
the morning an armed body Of miners captured
the stockade, and after moving every piece oI
property burned the buildings to the ground.
The convists were placed on oars and the train
officials compelled to pull out With rheir un.
welcome load. The governor Of Tennessee b
ssid tohave stated that the convicts will be sent
back to Tracy City, and it is feared this move
win be resisted. Yesterday was quiet day in
the town. but the outbreak has Greatly aug
mepted the probability Of . dmils: outbreak q
Coal Greek and Ollmer Bprings.
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a LIQUOR CRUSADE.
Malignant Tsnnessesans Maks Q Raaa e
Unlswfal Drinkfng Plncss.

Indignant Tsnnessesans Maks o RaSd e
uaiswfsi Drinking Places.
NASHVILLE. TESx., Aug. I6-w. J. oss-
naught while intoxicated and sleeping under Q
freight car yesterday ct Dickson, Tenn, on ne
North Carolina and St. Louis railroad, fsrty
miles west Of Nashville. was run over and
injured He died The accident 20 aroused ths
whole village against the "Blind Tgsn" in
which liquor b ulegitimately sold that issss
mestlng Of The moot energetic and inaussrsai
citisens vas held last evening 10 taxa some in-
mediate steps 70 suppress the blind Tigers"
which have been running rife for the past
twelve months. Messrs. J. X Bryan, william
Hurreu, Revs Kline and Cole sddres<ec -
meeting A committee Was appointed con~ss-
ing Of J. r. Bryan, J. @. Garry, ]. K Davis J.
n. Alexander, knlian Murray, 4 J. Allen sni
W. W. smish 70 wait on hv breskeu and De-
nand shax they boz mp thsir intoxicsnss end
shfp thsm away - enos and II they fsflsA 20
comply 70 warn thea dat they voald be n~sds
70 do Il The conmit>ss vent 20 work st oscs,
entered IL house Of G. Ray, . merchant, end
rolled out two ksgs q liquor end i've on six
dossus e bostjed besr IN the prsecncs Of -
psopls. Thsy thsn vaatsd on Bill Meprs.
eoiorsd, snd toek popsssion Of his pEsnssss
snd foand sbout half gallon Of - dsnoui..-
Nsa k.ovn - Forty Bod" ed shis ~
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LIKELY TO STAY COOL,

At Least for Several Days, SO the weafhsr
Bureau Man Says.
''The weather is an intensely personal matter
with me-" said citizen to The STAR man the
other day, "for l have to live right in the
midst of it,
II that is your case you may be interested to
know that the weather bureau entertains the
hope, based on scientific principles and past
experiences, that the existing agreeable atmos-
pheric condition will exist for several days to
come.
If any material change is in contemplation
the weather bureau has not been informed OF
it, and the bureau still thinks that it is able to
prognOsticate any premeditated preparation on
the part Of the temperature to present o change
Of front. At least that's what the bureau is
here for, and II the weather bureau can't do it,
who can?
This morning the weather bureau man looked
over the field carefully and as far as the eye
could reach or the understanding Of man pene-
trate there WAS nothing in sight TO indicate
why the single blanket on the bed shouldn't be
just as acceptable tonight as it was last night.
Yesterday there were only two places in the
United States that were hot, outside Of Arizona
and right here let it be remarked that here
after in these calculations Arizona does not
count The only two hot places were North
Platte, Neb., where it was 100, and Miles City.
Mont. 102. Between these two towns and the
Atlantic Ocean the Thermometer marked from
rs to SO. Even down at Key West, Fls., the
home of the genuine imported cigars, /" it was
only 8S.
At Washington the maximum was S0--praises
be to heaven for that same, says the Irishman-
and the people who went to Atlantic City Sat-
urday found it only two degrees cooler.
1t IL very seldom that the weather bureau man
ia able to glost over Atlantic City, but he is
doing it today, and doubtless you win say long
may he continue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

Preparing to Receive the Statue OF Columbus.
At the request Of the State Department Act
ing Secretary spaulding has informed the COL
lector Of customs at New York that the statue
of Columbus. presented to the city Of New
York, viii reach that port about the end Of this
month on the italian royal naval transport
Garigliano, and has instructed him that the
statue is to be admitted free Of duty as q work
Of art and that 'due courtesies are to be sx-
tended to the officers and crew Of the Carl
gliano."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

Capt. Thomas Simonds, who b digging for
sunken treasure with his hydraulic drsdss Little
Giant in Long Island sound, Oh Port Morris,
where the British frisate Hussar is supposed to
have gone down III years ago With soiAsthins
like d, soo. 900 In specie aboard, thinks hs has
struck great luck during the past week. After
grubbing in the mud at ths bottom Of the ''racs,
ninety feet below the surface Of the water, for
several weeks without sneeess, he has Of last
como upon what hs thinks b tho wreck Of the
treasure ship. BE has haulsd up ssvsral En-
glish guineas Of the reign At George III, and
two brasl buttons, evidently from an En9iish
of6cer's Uniform. Then he found some copper
ooins Of the last century and several ban of
whiee metal, which tss1s showed 10 b diver.
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ABOUT THE LAND.

The land is Cd mirably situated Just beyond the
and Aiexancria Z. r. 1t Is near enough the city
" supply local trade by carts. and being on the
line Of = railroad the entire outpu. Of the plant
could be shipped TO any 10 Mt In America.
The trart contains 1S7 acres, Of which about 90
acre, is clay land Of the rnest quality. .Exrerts
about 25 feet.
This property is adiscent to other very success
full and prosperous sbrick-manufacturinx plants
and. as the Gay Is In some respects superior to
that used by them, there can be no doubt that
to Its stockholders
After reserying all Of the tract the company
could possibly use for brick making purposes Il
still has large and valusble tract suitable for
residence purposes and 80 acres Of additional
clay land.
The many apparent advantages of this prop
erty, such as the volume and extraordinary pur-
ity its clay, ts nearness to Washington and its
situation the railroad. all important factors
In It's successful and prof able utilization - Q
brick k-makins plant and should certainly be sp-
preciated by all enterprisns and snrewd tnvsst-
ors. as IL is W. ll-knOwn fact that tudiciously
mansced brick plants are exceedingly profitable
Investments.
Any further information will be furnished BY
either OF the above-named directors- au11-6t
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MOVEMENT OF SuvER.-The issue of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury
offices during the week ending the 18th instant
was &526, ,046. The issue during the correspond
ing period Of last year was e455, 1882. The ship
ment Of fractional silver coin from the 1st to
the 18th instant aggregated e669,847
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

Isolemnly swear that the above u . true and.
correct statement of the circulation Of TIE EVEN
ING STAB for the week ending August Is, 1904
J. WHIT HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this fifteenth
day Of August, A. d. 1ssa
JAY B. SMITH,
Notary Public DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

TEE OBKaoN.-A fine model Of the battle
ship Oregon has been prepared at the washing-
ton navy yard under the supervision of Naval
Constructor Hichborn, who 10 now in charge Of
the bureau Of construction and repairs In the
absence Of Chief Constructor Wilson. This
model will be sent to the exposition in Port
land, Ore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

Nor ENTITLED TO THE PlIvILr7R-Applica-
ton for the free entry Of flag md steff i'm
ported at New York for the "Aquila Abbin.si''
Of Chicago has been refused by the Treasury
Department for the reason that the society does
not appear to have been established for any of
the purposes which would entitls its importa-
ton to free entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15
E~AN9THER RAJ Z 3 y ESTATE BOOK
SIMPLE. CONFLICTS, LABOR SAYING.

RSEAsONABLE ITEMS.
It's pract;cing economy In making
your own ice cream.
There's hardly need to advsrtiss
frssxer.. Most people know We keep
The beat.
Three-qt. Frsezsrs. eLa5; <at
xfseesss only u. 20.
Better buy o Garden Hose and keep
the lawn, garden and street watered.
Weather Ike this n sure 70 ruin the
0lkine9o Of IT, graas.
Twenty-dv n Garden Hoae. with
eCupltngy end patent noxsle. only
el.7 Rssls. 76c. each
Protect your homo from Aies. mos
1djqstaSls window Screens. 26o.
eofh, o2. IS dos.
window Frames for mailing your
own screeuA lie. eanh.
Strong Wire screen poors, spring
htnGss. hook and eye and knob. 60c.
The lawn looks mach pssstise cut
Tsn.;sck kLsu. Mevsr.. f.ny gus.
satsed. q Is each
BARBER ROSS.
'BUslds n u09dseors,"
coz. 1lrH AND sfs. n. ". aus
0-"wHERK ARE YoU GOING. NY PRRTT
70 buy Pomeroy DaplicstoE, q, |" shs eaid-
ousiinsss such psrlscS sinhe u sisSss ksSd.an
o. typeIrtinsas ths Popssoy DuplsH p.oosss, ca
g tks celfgTapA oce snd - De hsaut1ful spssam
o08Jth - q. ". Al 0DUUT1oDED ~ Hon4 go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

PkRsoNAI--Charles Peabody Of Boston, T.
Y. Pearce and Charles F. LittleAeld Of Min
neapOtis, George W. R. Knott Of New York,
Thomas w. Shaw Of New Bedford and A, T.
Wlmberly of New Orleans are ut Willard's-
John g. Paddock Of Albany, E. c. Wood Of New
York. T. R. Duncan Of Altoona and X. L. Neal
OF New York are at the Randall Fred.
OF Philadelphia, A. G. kavanaugh Of the navy,
II. W. Buckbee Of Rockford. ILL.,, and B. i.
Bennett OF Buffalo are ut the Ebbitt-
7. NJ. Howes Of Boston, R. Bartholdi Of Paris,
France, Il. H. Scott Of Kansas City, John L.
Griffith Of Minneapolis and samuel Griihth Of
Preston Of New York, Louis stix of vir-
ginia, ]. NJ. Hall Of Louisville, Henry T.
Onward Of Nebrasks and C. A. Pesrce Of New
York are ut the Arlington.--W. K. Chapman
Of Springfield, ". H. Kingsley Of Philadefp fphia,
York, J. N. Cook Of Pittsburg aud Walter
Evans Of Louisville, Ky, are ct the shore
ham.--John D. Hampton Of Milyille, N. J..
A: McAfee Of FL Paso, Tex, W. H. Kirk Of
Chicago, W. N. Orr Of Ohio and ". F. Young
naa. W. c. Wentworth of Boston, E. c. Bird Of
Ocals, Fla, A. H. Irving Of Idaho, B. +.
Nichols Of lows and Z. J. Swift Of Forestville,
n. T., are at the 81 Jamea--Frsderick W.
Tout Tout Of q Louis, !; g. withAm Of
are ~ the NatonaL-N. II. HouSton OF
Ashlsnd, KY, J. r. Caldwell Of CAicago and
Harry HAke Of Cincinnati are ct the Mstropol-
ttAn.-Mr. Jonathan Austin of Himcos, dan-
ada, is visiting his son. James b Austin o6 The
United Pres, q lA2a 8 strsek-1fr.
e. 6. Holaslay, one Of the corps which
represented the Pittsburg Prsss At Aonastssd
during the trouble Of the past monsh, Il In the
city " . day or two.-Mr. W. Z. shannon
has Zone 70 Colonial Deach.-Mr. ]. J. Einns-
gan and Mr.. 0eorgs Wilkamson cf The psnsiou
0G0o ANo neno = Dooton by -
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The NAVAL REvIEw.-Acting Secretary Soley
said today that the Navy Department is consid-
ering the subject 81 tho Columbian naval re-
view, but the details arc as yet incomplete, and
no orders in connection there with have yet been
issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

A ssALER sxzED.-Cspt. Evans, command
ing the Alaskan heet, reports 70 the Navy De-
partment the seizure Of the sealer Winifred for
violation Of the modus vivendi, but gives no
particulars,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

AssIsTANr SKORIrARY CRouNsR has gone te
Hawthorn, Conn, TO visit his family, who ART
tupmering there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

0ovERNxENr RECEIPTS sToDAY-Internal rev.
enue, es54 ,643; customs, @s76, 6,4se.
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f1oUsEXHKPERs WHO ARE NOT AT THIS DAY
ENJOYING LIFE IN THE MIDST OF HAPPINESS
AND EASE MUST ATTACH THE BLAME TO
THENsKLvES. SINCE EVERY POSSIBLE CoM-
FORT Il ArTAINABLE WITHOUT WEALTH,
WITHOUT BURDEN AND WITHOUT STINT
FROM THE SAVINGS OF THE WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY LABOR OF THE HONEST TouKR
oUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
TAKING HIM INTO IT'S
CONFIDENCE LOADS HIM WITH ITS BOUNTIEs.
MULTIPLEs HIS PLEAsURRs. INCREAsKs HIS
ENJoYNINrs AND TRANSFORMS AN OTHER
WISE XoNoToNous LIFE INTO PARADISE
OF oONrEETMENT AND BLISS.
UNLIKE THE STERN KxAcT1oNs OF CASH
HOUSES IT INVITES THE HONESTLY DIS
POSED TO PARrAKE OF ITS BENEFAcTIoNs.
ALLOWING PAYMENTS TO BE MADE As THE
CONVENIENCE OF EACH ONE MAY SUGGEST.
CONSULTING ONLY THE WISHES OF ITS
BINKFIcIARIEa
f0hSiruhA CARPETS.
MATTINas.
R11RroRRAToRs. BABY coAcHIs.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS
WORKS OF ART
ARE FEW OF THE sPnOrALrIxs oFTERHD
UPON CREDIT AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
coNsoAANT WITH JUSTICE AND REASON.
Housr & HERnxAxrs
CAsa AND CnrDrr Housra
sl7. sia. aal AND va 7rH Sc
su1S oss MASS. AVE- NV.
,.y .e1...Ee asss So g sss:..sos
CONSTIPATION
''s s::.:Isss e :Isif,s issJsgi:: ssi::s "a s;'A
s'sSssaa rom sIsa. .sas.as
os.slakss. ..s.ss.... .*i e. :; \ -:
AsruxA AND CArAnnu
CURED BIZ rHs
CIGARETTES KsPrc.
Is: -: u! it'd ss SaSs1i aS;;s IS
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THIRD PARTY TALK.
How They Expect to Elect the Vice Presi-
dent.

If THE ELEcTIoN Is THROWN INTO rAH HOUSE
Nh. CLEVELAND WILL BE MADE PREsIDENT
AND THEN THE SENATE WILL TAKE FIELD IN
PREFERENCE TO STEVENSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

INVESTIGATING THE "YELLows Prof Erwin
E. Smith Of the Agricultural Department, en-
ployed to travel over the fruit sections Of the
United States and hunt up the peach ''y ellows, +"
has been making Investigations in Wicomico
county since Monday last. He finished his
labors Friday afternoon and found very few
trees affected with the "yellows"