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nR- o. J. CARLETON.
5o7 18th stnw
Graduated London. England. 1895: New York. ts7a
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~ powerful Nerve stimuHnt and Tonic. OF IL tbs
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Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class q people who
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u has been In use for forty 1--we IN this atty
Laboratory. 9o6 1t. sw my-8- M
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT can
be obtained. with the bcst Of medical r.ferehcc>
by appy1nes t
my26ln' 10Th At
nR. ROBERTSON, eis Z ST n W. BETuEEx
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snd special rhctlce guarantees cure IN ali acute and
chronic Diseases DR. r. established over 30 yeas -
us IN Liberty st. Baltimore, can be consulted Every
Wednesday and Saturday AZ al6 T. 81. n. from i 10
ep.m. All IN need Of medical sdv1ce and quick aurss
ehould not hesitate % call Consultation strictly con-
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,elsdkds JAMES s. auSNEhi. Trustees.
TRUSTEES s sA5E ~ Is!PESyEp PROPERTY ON


BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia rendered May "a, 1Np2 An
equity cause No lsIs3 on the dockets Of sid court
Mheren Katherine heidy Il complainant and william
ksoash and other. are desendsnss the unAersssnsd
trustees. appointed In and by said decree viii sell al
public auction. n frent q the premises, ON wEDNEs-
DAY. JUNE TwENTY-NINTH, 1852 Ut FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm; 70 the hiyhsst bidder. III thai riec.
District Of Columbia; and Designated the public
lot n1pSersd twenty sisn. CD IN square numbered
the same on the line Of ID street east point dis
tant south from the northeast corner Of said lot
eighteen (ls) feet six 90 inches running thence west
20 the rear line Of said lot hundred and fifteen u
Feet thence south eighteen 1s) feet six (e inches
thence east one hundred and fifteen l5 fest thence
north 20 TO the line of % ST. eighteen s six
t6) inches TO the place Of beginning together with ali
and enRularly the buildines, rights rrvilexes and
appurtensnces TO the same belonyins
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree are
one-third cash. onethird IN year and in
two years after sale with interest the deferred pay
mentA to be secured by good and SUFFICIENT morteare
upon the Premises herein Described all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. deposit Of GOO win be
CURED rom the purchaser at the time Of sale All
conveysntne and recording at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. II terms Of sale not complied with within
ten days from day Of sale the will reserve the
right % resell the property the risk and OF the
CHAs. A. ELLIOTT
rpTIS Eap1S:sr Trustees.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucss. cor. 9th 4 SITS. n w.
sA!H * AXE BEN
1 IN Robert .ss b. r.
9: Malone ct Al: are dsiendsnss: viii eli q
taHi!GH 4 FIJI n Da tS 81 g T sT TIE
Ar FIVE O'Clock Pm. all the interest Of the
the as IN sas 's ss
in the city Of wsshiIstop, District q CoiumSis;
sns
81 i:ne p o,.a
tSn e sss sxs % Terms to Be COMPLIED 18th IN
sold q and Of ser
sSS CT S At
purchasers cost.
II xGcfIoNEERs.
1407 @ STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE OF wILLARD's HOTEL
AND wILLARDs HALL. IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Under. and by virtue Of a decree of the suprem.
Court & the District e cSlumSa Esndsrsa equity
Willard was deiend.nt. ana which decree was srmed
IN and S S :is d.
% RaS Il. .YG ks BAY F0o q Is M
1892 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, to the highest 6dder.
Ss sns .I.s.s
mS IL square numbe.ed two hundred and twenty -nve
S' Win &. n the spa 2.
Hotel ana H ad eS 1s Il mi T.
sold entirety.
The Of sale prescribed by the decree are one
sale. onethird in and one-fhrd in two Year,
thereafter q which the deferred payments VIII be
purchasers and will bsas interest the rate Of per
ceptum per annum from the day Of sale. and will BE-
secured by MORTGAGE upon the premises OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers may ct bis their option pay the
whole OF the purchase money in cash. deroSit az
oSo will e rsauiEsd fES% the purcha.sr At s tine
9Th ST.. n.y;; n: 10RRIs. trustee. Isis j It
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je14-dkds
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON Aucts., 6l2 Est. n. W.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING THE TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING Ne; 239 ON THIRTEEN-AND-

A-HALF STREET. SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No.
12520 will offer for sale on WEDNESDAY, the
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF JUNE. 1892, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of the premises, part Of lot
twenty-four CD, in square two hundred and sixty
three 6 beginning at the northwest corner Of said
feet thence west eighty four go 671OO feet, and
thence north twenty-five L2) $500 feet, and thence
eighty go 100 feet to the beginning upon
which is very convenient and comfortable twostory
brick dwelling containing eight rooms and cellar and
supplied with all modern improvements
Termsof sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance payable in equal
Of or AL cash at OPTION Of the purchaser de-
terms Of sale to be complied with in ten days. prop
erty will be resod at cost of defaultinY purchaser.
je1:dGds HUGH T, TAGGART. Trustee.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TUNING AND REPAIRING. GEORaE FI,Y.
piano maker, tuner and repsirrr. hate siwtt~en
year. with ". O.. Mct1erotf a Go. ReSidet - .sgi
18th st q "a. Workshop IN the rear TsrnIs a@asan-
able nrst-class work pianos vsrnishsd and 10 shsd
organs repsir.d. sltl.snis
"KkAKAuER" AND OTHER FINE PraNos AT
IN q. n. kUHN's TEMPLE OF MUSIC
i3H 4st nv. Fine tuning and Regulating
Estsblished 1872. fe'l,4irn
S12S WILL BY an EXCELLENT UPi IsHf
- ~ piano. HUGO WoRcH A co. Q.S tn
hanos for rent. packed shipped aud tuned. s,hnIsr
Piano agency. lry-1
uAILET L DAVIS PIANOS. UNsr-RPsssFD
elegance Of styles Fifty Year. have proven their
supreme excellence PIANO PARLoRs. sll al 81
Nv fefS
STEINwAY, CHASE. GABLER BRIGGs PIANOs.
~ Organs and Aoans for sale rent.
DRo0P's Music storr
nSo-r ireJ Pa. ava.
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ERENcH pyEINa, scoUaINe AND DRY 81 Fan
ing establishment 1906 New 1ork Firsi-class
ladies' aud gents work Of every si--.-ription
OUTING AND TENNIS tCITs
A. Fisher and Maison iriese. Paris. rura
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A cable dispatch from Rome esys that exc
prsmisr Crispi and several Of his associates
were sucesssful ct The elections In that city.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW rHREE.sroRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. NUMBERED

II
HgsEEsS sH1H q EEM sxB
&c 's !, Ssd sss' s S:
;s'S1's r. s f 81
LOVING situate Il Ss az q
and District Of Columbia. and known and desienssed
Ss s ind
sTS AN az fOr the on the south Ps
fsss ws the sSIS Of s.a and
'ts mime
teen and twenty-five one hundredths u92S, feet;
on the In:
Das tosetSer With al the inproS.%sDss wsy.
Z & &. !s & * INA
at sale Of the said premises under the said
esmber. 1890. to q. W. sticiney through James T.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in two equal
,nita,menss payable in one and two years: the said
9 req ss: s' 6.
Seps g @ % g. # 4 the ne eS .
tees reservins the right in case q default in conp.
fsss TN:
II not lees than FIVE
myasa.a. G GEfffosS s. J. RE ssf4H Trustee.
TIgSSssPPAf,, JUNE sfxTEENTH. Ssss. At six
ssasa. aH H2H9s j. FEssAhisFAAE : Trustees.
SEtF E sfGsShsfED 18TH
.,7a.a. TIFF GHISfo s. PE g. ssi4H Trustees.
NUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
PEREMPToRy AND POSITIVE SIZE OF THIRTY
sSSo %pEsDsS fiHNE 5TESx
tn
,1EsE };'s sF$Hf gESxsytyA
SEs E AsR 70 yssSAkE l2F EEEEssr Fff
yHSSfEEESSTTAp sTRrES EAST f NEAR fESSsSf
q fSfkR kf G SS4ATahs
STs f e MP ESgKaSE SggHE
& a., ?5s & q s s. + sSs e. q e Il g SSses
by6 Georgia AEENTE AMP sTKEET sSSTH
ASP CONTAIN ABouT 4i.ooo FEET IL Sh This
Is seldom such a chance offers to purchase prop
cry in rapidly section Of the city Sale
Terms: ons-tEird cash. balance in one and two
BE- Se st
post Of s1oo required on each lot at lime # sale Con-
ssy sh I" be
served to resell at risk and cost q defanltng
'Sn BE Rss Rsass 'F
ie14dkds 9th and D SIS. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING & SON Aucts.. 6l2 E st. n. W.
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CHAs. A. ELLIOTT
344 ID ri. NV,
EDWIN FORREST, trustees
402 9th 1t. NV,
ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctloneer..

RArcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneer.-
CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
SN p TMELfIH sTkEET BETMEEN AND N
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed on the 18th day Of June,
Sottschalk Company are curnplainants and James p.
Clarity ct al are Defendants. will sell BY public
S S!lly Gc TrWENTY-sEyENTH, A. D. 1892. Al SIX
O'CLOCK Z. M, lot numbered eight (sl, in heirs OF
John Davidsons subdivision Of lots in square num-
6ered three hundred and fifteen C315 in the city OF
Washington. District Of Columbia. Improved bya
two~story frame dwelling.
Terms: One third cash balance in one and two years
the deferred payments to bear interest the rate OF
per cent per annum from the day Of SALE semi
annually. and secured by deed Of trust Property
sold, er all cash. ct the option of the purchaser A
deposit Of 700 TO be paid when the property il struck
on Terms TO be complied with in fifteen DAYS from
the day Of sale All conveyancing, recording. &c.
SIDNEY I. THOMAS. Trustee.
9eloeod Az st. NV
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ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Aucts

VERY DESIRABLE NEW THREE-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE, NINE ROOMS AND BATH ALL MOD
ERN IMPROVEMENTS, NO. 25O2 NJ STREET
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IMPORTANT SALE
OF ELEGANT

SUPERB sTRADEYARIUs FIDDLE,
GENUINE MARTIN GUITAR, &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY
THIRD. 1892, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at
residence No 5O2 street northeast we shall sell an
exceptionally tine collection of household effects.
bracfng In part:
PARL9R FgRNITgRE IN SEPARATE PIECES.
LOUNGES. COCCHES. ENGRAyINGS. PAINT.
INgS AND ORNAMENTS, LEATHRRc0y:
kSEP RtsRA AsH ETEnkNITgEE nTRKIsH
UINE sTRApEyARIUs FIDDLE cost s5ool,
%T9SfLET SETS ELEaAST WfLToS HSP s3p9
SOLID MOHoaANY CHAMBER SUITE. SOLID
HkMEER sfEs wo SgtTE WIRr oLR 9AK
COTS AND MATTREssEs,. SUPERIOR WHITE
ELEGANT sBEppING SC0NSISI1NG OF
BLANKETS, SPREADS AND SHEETS OF BEST
QUALITYl, OAK AND WALNUT DINING ROOM
sVFiRPpkEEGba VAR A MINF et cAsTo TAkE
FkIGERAT0K,, COPING UTENsIIS To-
HOLD GOODS.
n. B..This house is furnished in the best manner
and with furniture Of a high order.
attention. LATIMER SLOAN,
telS-du Auctioneefs
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SSSSHISI rs SbSgf
PINE HR sAaS ssETTAE q


,BE vrsS S Of assd Of .su.s. dated gsbras,y "a
e SEQ on: q The land f:cer. for she DISTRICT q
seq. one Of the land records for Prince GEORGES
county Md and .trssusst Of peEsE sssp5sd thsESby,
THLRTIETH. 1852. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. N. in
lying in said District and about ave scres lying In ssd
county being part Of tract OF land known Bsrba.
and bounds IN said deed q trust and deserbed BY
and recosded in Liber No tlso folio IA ct seq. Of
improvements thereon. frame dwelling house. barn.
The lard in said District and the land in said county
will be sold separately
Terms Of sale: Ope-third cash. balance in one and
two years to be secured by purchases notes. bearing
interest ut per cent. pay able SENT annually. FROM
day of sale and deed Of trust property aold ali
cash, At the option OF purchaser $50 cash on land
about I'VE acres lying in said county and ESQ cash
land about fifty -four in said District must
paid at time of sale Conveyancing and recording at
Iurchassr's cost Terms q sale 70 be complied With
In ten days from day Of SALE else trustees right
70 resell at risk and cost Of in default after
SIX days q snch resale In some news
MM I. HOLTZMAN, Trpstee.
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wilcoxon: distinguished, Misses Marie Crounse,
Margaret Shea, Elizabeth Robinson.
PESMANsHIP.
Second class Of penmanship- Miss
Marie Penn.
Second class Of penmanship, second division
Premium, Miss Helen wyville.
Third class of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS isa
Margaret Shea.
Fourth class Of penmanship-Premium, Miss
Fourth class Of penmanship. second division
First premiums, Misses Adele Bilisoly, Helen
Mccarthy; honorably mentioned. Missed
Blanche Hewlett. Nina Palmer, Margaret Lyons,
Katie schladt, Lulu Thompson.
Fifth class Of penmanship-Premium, Misc
Nay Casey; honorabiy mentioned, Misses
Caroline Bagaley, Edith Marmion.
MUSIC.
Senior class Of piano-The medal given by
Mira Harriet Newcomer Gilpin Of Baltimore,
Nd. awarded to Miss Lillian Daily.
First class Of piano-Premiums. Misses Isabel
McKenna, Annie Bowhn.
First class Of piano, second division-Pre-
MUM, Misses Emma Burch and Helen Egan.
Second class Of Medal, Miss Josie
Egan; first premium, Miss Gretchen Crounse;
second. premium, Miss Amy Dixon; distin-
guished, Misses Eleanor Carver, Genevieye
Cronan.
Second Glass Of piano. second division First
premium, Miss Katherine smith; second pre-
MUM, Miss Rose Kearney; Distinguished, Misses
mentioned, Misses Harriet Gammsh, Lily Smith,
Eleanor Page, Agnes Pollock, Alberta sturees,
Annie McGraw.
Third class Of piano-rirst prsuaiuu. Niaess
Rosalie Martin, Blanche Spruil. Annie Brown
low; sxequo, Miss Ellen Corsienn; aistin-
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GEO W. sTICKNEY, Auct., l4le New Yort ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP.
ERTY ON SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST BE-
/ TWEEN AND II STREETS. IMPROVED BY A
NEW Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
By virtue OF certain deed Of rnst recorded IN Liner
No. Lose. folio 233. of the land records .or the
District Of Columbia and 1t the request Of the party
secured thereby Will offer for sale In front Of the
premises SATURDAY. THE TwENTY-FIFTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1892 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the following described property in the city Of wssh-
inston. District Of Columbia. to Wit
The south part Of original lot le In "a $751; be-
ginning for the ID u. west the southeast
of said lot H. and running thence % feet
to alley; thence north along sid alley Is feet 2
inches thence east 81 feet thence south along the line
Of I'd st. Is feet ~ inches 10 the place Of beginning
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance In
snd years. with interest 1t the rate Of per centum
per annum, payable semi-annuAlly and occurred by .
deed Of trust on the property sold all cash. the
option Of the purchaser e10o deposit Ct time Of sae
Terms TO b. complied in ten days or the property
viii be rssod ct risk and OF the defsultng pur-
chaser after ave days embarrassment In The Even.
ing Star.
,sao-a.d.e.. JOHN M NfAXf ss4htvrEx.t Trustees.
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Marie Penn. katherine Cox. Pauletta Keena.
Ellen Corrigan; distinguished, Misses Marie
Murray, Josephine Egan, Florence Dawson, Lu
Rec Dyer.
Second class Christian doctrine, second d.
vision-First premium, Miss Mary Cover; Sec
0nd premium, Eliza Kercheval. Alice Dunievy,
Mary Coulson; exaquo, Letitia McMullen Edith
Tunis.
Second class of grammar, rhetoric and com.
position, second division-First premium,
Misses Gretchen Crounse, Letitia McMullen;
second premium, Misses Edith lisun. Nav
Ward, Margaret Cotter, Marie Fahey, Mary
Coalson: Premiumfor Improvement, Miss Anne
la Ward
Second class of sciences, second division
First premium, Miss Edith Tunis; exequo
Miss Gretchen Crounse; second premium
Misses Mabel Field, Maynard, Helen wyville
s1squo, Misses Alice Dunievy, Mary Cover.
Second class Of history and geography sec.
ond division-First premium, Miss Letitis
McMullen; second premium, Miss Helen Wyville
distinguished. Misses Gretchen Crounse. Msbe
fieid. Alice Dunlevy, Edith Tunis, Adelaide Ter
Eyck, May Ward, Eliza Kercheval, Mary Cover
Annie Brownlow.
Third clAsses.-Third class Of Christian doc.
trine-Medal, Miss Elizabeth Thompson; first
premium, Misses Alice Palmer, Nav Alexander
Annie McGraw, Margaret Mcmahon; second
premium, Misses Mary Shea. Louise Gibbons
distinguished, Miss May Mcmahon; honorably
mentioned. Misses Ellen Burns, Marie Walsh.
Third class of grammar and composition
First premium, Miss Elizabeth Crawford; sec.
ond premium, Misses Alice Palmer. Sarah b
Mason; distinguished. Miss May Alexander.
Third class Of history and geograpLy-Firs'
premium, Misses Sarah B. Mason, Margaret
McMahon; exequo, Miss Elizabeth Crawford
second premium, Misses May Alexander, Alice
Palmer, Martha Hitchins, Mary McMahon; dis
tinsuished, Misses Annie McGraw, Mary Shea
Louise Gibbons.
Third class Of Christian doctrine. second
olvision-first premium, Misses Margaret
snes. Mabel Farrell; ex3quo, Misses Marie
Mekenna, sarah Walsh; second premium, Mis-,
Mary Manning; distinguished, Miss Adels
OConnor
Third class Of grammar and composition
second division-First premium, Misses Mark
Nchenna, Sarah Walsh, Mary Fisher; exequo
Miss Georgette Ross; second premium. Misses
Alberta sturges. Clara Palmer, Nellie Cutting
Kate Lyddsne. Mary Crounse; distinguished
Misses Margaret Shea. Stella McNeal, Abel.
OConnor; honorably mentioned, Misses Agne
Pollock, Elizabeth Leech Mary Manning.
Third class Of history and geography, second
division--Frss premium. Misses Marie Nc
kenns, Mare Crounse, Margaret Shea, Adsl'
-OConnor, GeorgettA Ross, Stella McNeal
exequo, Ni% Sarah Walsh: second premium
Misses Harriet Nezle, Ethel Nye. Elixabetl
LsssA, Agnes Pollock; distinguishsd, Mia
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,


WEEKS CO. Auctdoneers, 81! Louisiana ave.
w Near 7th st. n
.REaUI.AR WEEKLY SALE
af.s SS6Ms suS
- - les O'CLOCK An
WI 81 NEESPRs TGE THE
kk4fFF d2ES F FGR EESM DINING ROOM AND
FOR ACCOUNT OF sr1oaRsSSaK, ONE TRUNK AND
It IN THE NAME OF 4. II. sULsER.
6 BENsINaER, AUCLIoNEER.
BAZAAR. NO. $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE
PEREMgToRY AND POSITIVE SALE OF 5 HEAD
HsnqIR Sp MARES. MULES AMp ONE P9Nuxs
On THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE TWENTY.
THIRD, commencing At TEN O'CLOCK, Ne viii sell
within the bazaar the above stock among which will
be found some nrst-class drivers and workers. well
S sa1 * '''en'0n q EsSs1SeER. Aucsone.r
r ATCLIFFE. DARR co.. AUCTIONEERs
STOCK OF GROCERIES, CONSISTING OF FLOUR.
sdss sTAksH 4FIsT SoNSSER ee936p S
CATSuP Q0NDENsED MILK. MUSTARD.
d3sHs RESk1Es dlN T spS
Stks keeNs fos NSSfS2Ek1 Of 81 sS EHs
on .TAHH6HRsDDSY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY.
1 Taasn = TEM O'CLOCK We w EN- :. our ~:
fross,.ss and liquors to WHICH the attention Of the
,ssO.dadh. RATcLifFE. bGRR CO.. Auct..
I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers
~ 1407 st.
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" 80 LouisiapA ave-. Washington, d. O.. rracfIrrG
y e courts q pase&s<6 Columbia md ss.ss q 1<~
OzRiIIT czllIEQroE.H TToRHEf-zT4l
y =. TSSs 81 ~ ss;.1s125, & ps Az. w-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-24

Esxs.vsri.g = Ds<ry ~ Rivrr - IEsr'
~ Bui-

Es1e.vssisg - Ds<sy ~ EIvrr - BEsr-
~ nul-
The republican senate has made very
Ii.tle capital ont Of the extrzvsgance Of
the d<mocr.tic house IN passing pie
thoric river and harbos bill II re-
Trained from swelling he measure TO
larger proPortions- but - utmost ef-
fort resulted in reducing il volume
o1ly Fifty Thousand dollars. and with
that modest resrrnchmens il goes 70 =
conferences committee The river and
hzrbor bill : never in point Of fact. =
parry measure Il = th< product 81
IorroLIinx in which members Of both
parties take part and is composition
and IFS passage are alike : matter Of
give and take Nevertheless the dem
0erztic hcuse cannot escape the pri-
mary responsibility for this years ex-
trzvzgznee in this matter The bill
originated in that body. and was re-
ported BY is committee on appropria-
t5Ons The democrats bad made loud
professions Of economy. and they had
the power 20 cut this bill down to mod
>rate proportions and they failed 10 do
IT, The pea that former legislation
made large appropriations necessary
did not Apply in this Case and the ap-
rortunirr was AFFORDED Of displaying
spirit ~ judieio1< economy. The op
pc-tunity rs not used while weapon
was put in the hands Of che partvs OPP
,Dnrnts ~ which they will make the
1-rns-t u<e-N r. Time--
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Republicans who believe their party
70 be che embodiment Of all the Chris
tran virtues may be interested in the
following simple statement from the
Cleveland Leader. only the house Of
representatives now stands between
the people Of Cleveland and the con-
summation Of the biggest corporation
job that has been pushed through
either branch Of the general assembly
in many yeas IL j. needless 10 say
that the republican organ refers 70 ;
proposed railroad steal and that il has
received the sanction Of the senate.
republiran hoty. IL j. crafty ing 10
note the earssestness Of this republica.
paper in denouncing the fraud proposed
10 b. p-rpetrated by its friends But
Il IS discouraging 20 reflect that the
f-aud = no greater than that involved
in the policy of robbing Peter 20 enrich
John. which has been the basis Of re-
Publican legislation for : quarter Of
eentur Chicago TimeA
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THE RUNAWAY.
How Aunt Hannah Sought and
Found Peace.

"would they put her in the asylum. !"
she wondered, III they caught herr"
Folks would surely think she was crazy.
she stopped al the stone wall - rest
and looked back timorously AZ the old
familiar scene Far behind her stretched
che meadow. symphony u olive and
green in the late fall. Here and there
BY . sunlxen bowldcr stood soldierly
goldenroi. or berry bushes clothed now
in scarlet and gold. At intervals in the
long slope stood solitary trees. where
fiuttering. brittle leaves fell in the gen
Tie chill air. In summer time she re-
membcrcd well the hayrnakcrs in the
shade. and the jug with ginger water
abs made for the men was kept there
% b. cool.
She seemed, - she sat there, 70 re-
member everything. The house was
al right, she was sure Of that: the key
was under the kitchen doormat. the
fire was ont in tho stove and the cat
locked in the barn.
She held her work-hardencd palm 20
her side, painting little. for il was :
good Bit Of a walk across tho meadow.
and she was eighty years Old on her
last birthday. The cows feeding looked
homelike and pleasant.
''Good-by. critters" she said. aloud:
'many's the time I've druv' We home
an MIXED We, an ! allus let yc eat by
the way. nor never hurried yc as the
boys done
With . farewell glance she went on
again. smooth!up A. She walked tina