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The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
U. S. Land Office, bismarck, N. y

Notice is hereby given that the following anrd
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of hi. elailn. aud that said
district court at dickinson, N. d., on Oct. 10Th
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17
j. A. COILS & SON

NOTICE OF HEARING ArrLlc.A-
TON FOR DRUGGISTS APPLlCA-
TON TO SELL INTO NICATING
LIQUORS..
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17
w IRIGI,IIIiu

for the north east qua rtcr, see. IL, tp. ion, range
90 ".
He name the following Witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon, and cultivation o
said land, viz:
Charles Stamp, VIM. Wllinn, Joseph IIartingcr
and Joseph Bray, all of Dickinson, N.
scpS'6t h. S. NEAL, Register.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

School opened Monday in good
shape. The enrolment is 1873 this
week, as follows. Prof. Clark-High
school-l3 students; Mary CROWLEY
Grammar-24 scholars; Cora Wood
Advance D~ept.-322;; Clara l.. Coleman
Interlnediate--26; Laura Grass-Pri-
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Day & Cresswell loaded out II four
mule team Yesterday With supplies
for their ranch On the Grand. ~
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

j. NJ. Tracey loaded his first car of
wheat for market on Wednesday.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17
Folding bed for sale. il sizer.

j. S. Green was in town on Thurs
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Best grades of calicos, in short
lengths, S cents per yard ut Scolield's.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

sutherland & Son expect to ship
four cars of beef cattle on the oath.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Currir & Crnwl will m,Xt Slturd ~
and Monday. open up full and COM
plete line of dry goods ut prices that
defy competition.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

See the new "Standard'' sewing ma
chine ut Scolield's. OH.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

The primaries today will practical
ly settle the senatorial question, and
the county ticket too.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

j. a. Coils & Son purchased tile Ell.
tire Fennell general merchandise
stock on Tuesday. The new proprie-
tors have abundance of capital at
their command and will purchase rs
large Il stock of new goods rs their
store will accommodate, Mr.,
Fenuell will retire from active bust,
nooc
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Go to Scolield's for sewing machine
oil and needles. oil.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Geo. W. Lee purchased 300 more
sheen this week,
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Go and buy Il good suit of clothes
for $500 of Currie& Crowl.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Rev. +. NJ. Wood, Supt. of home
missions, has been in town the past
week. We learn from him that Rev.
II. j. Burnett, who preached accepta-
bly, in the Presbyterian church last
sunday, has been appointed to perma::
nently ill this pulpit. For the pres.
ent, so rs not to interfere with Rev.
Steers evening services, there will be
preaching only in the morning-l1 IA.
m. The new pastor is said to he very
efficient, and all are cordially invited
tO attend
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Congressman johnson is booked for
Il speech ut Dickinson Oct. %.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Ed. Dodd killed IL deer in the Bad
Lands this week with No. 6 shot.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Thrashing hy the power of Il gaso'
line engine will he tested in this
county this fall. Mr.. McNickle will
put one in the field near Silverjeaf.
We believe there is a future for this
kind of u power that will greatly
cheaper the operations of %thrashing
and other work where u portable pow.
or is desired. -Dickey Co. Leader.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Broadbent re-
turned yesterday from a visit up west
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

Miss Mabel Mathews recently las.
seed IL coyote. This qm.druped is
very fleet and it is Il rare thing for
anybody to nOnse one.
The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

DR.. Wheat has some fine blooded
sheep for sale. See notice elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14

u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctloneers,
~ S2O Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY AUCTION OF VERY
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED REAL ESTATE. AT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. BEING NEAR THE
q. 8. CAPITOL AND DISTRICT GOVERN
MENT BUILDING.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY NINE
TENTH. A. D. 1892 AT FOUR O'CLOCK. WILL
SELL By public auction. in front Of she premises.
ORIGINAL LOT ONE.
SQUARE ga.
Being at the northwest corner of 1st and streets
northwest, fronting 41 leet inches street and
lot having i6foos alley from street. and now con-
tatns brick ONCE and large brick stable This prop
street raiiroads, near the 8 Capitoi g. ceast
and Geodstic Survey, the new library building. the
District government buildings and the b. and o. X T.
So1sts Pension ONCE and all executive departments
Office building ware house il readily be used
as rs location SIZE and close proximity to the points
Terms Of sac arc One third Of the purchase money
ments. ct one two and three years from the day Of
sae with interest ut the rate Of per cent per
nun, payable semi-annpaly, and secured by deed Of
the purchaser. deposit OF $500 TO be paid at the
time 81 sale Terms to be complied with in Is days
serves the right ,esel the property the risk and
cost o: the deiaultnR purchaser days adver
n Washington. d. C. All conveyancing. recording,
HORACE BtHhet Sa, AsH,n,.sr..or of the E.s.s.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aucts. jasS-dSdbs
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COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB.
Its Annual Meeting-Report. Submitted and
Oficefs Elected

Hts Annual Meeting-Keports Submitted and
Oncers Elected
Tho annual meeting OF the Columbia Athletic
Club took place last evening in the gymnasium
OF the club house and was largely attended.
President Hood called tho meeting to order
and Secretary Perry read his annual report,
which Get forth in detail the events in which
tho club participated and other interesting
data pertaining to his position.
The report Of the board o: governors was
then submitted. II was long and interesting
document, setting forth in a clear and intclli-
gent manner the condition Of the club for the
past year and the showing was an oxtrem ely
good one in view OF the enormity Of the work
in placing the club where il is-high in the
ranks OF athletic organizations. During the
past year the club won four first and two third
prizes at the championship games of the
Amateur Athletic Union. Numerous other
prizes were also won. During the year mem
bers of the club have won ffty-nine medals for
athletic contests. This does not include the
medals won in boat races.
The financial condition of the club showed a
healthy form and there was large balance of
assets over liabilities
Prior to the meeting the balloting for new
officers was in progress down stairs. The bal
lot boxes we're placed between the parlor and
music room and here those members who were
not delinquent cast their votes.
The inspectors in charge of the election were
DIR. Frank VI. Ward. chairman; A. p. Shaw, r.
E. Joyce, F. S. Smith, Frank McDermott, Bush
Johnson Chas. II. Jonas. L. C. Meyers. +. ID.
Johns, 2. b. Hills, J. Huntington, Felix Frey
hold, J. J. Corridor, E. johnson aud J. +.
Batchelder.
The voting was spirited and the contest for
positions on the board of governors exciting.
At o'clock the polls closed and an hour after
ward the result was announced. Lieut.. G. A.
Bradbury was elected president; Alex. Grant,
vice president: FARMLAND Janus, secretary,
and I. Z. Smith, treasurer. II. NJ. Wilson
elected captain and ]. NJ. Dashiell and VIM.
NJ. Dove lieutenants. For the board of gov
ernors F. C. Stevens, ]. H. Gordon, William ID.
Rudy, Eugene Peters, ID. E. McComb and Z. A.
Mosley received the highest number OF votes
and were declared elected. The announce
ment of the successful candidates was received
with applause.
A vote of thanks was unanimously rendered
the retiring officers of the club and the bust
ness of .hc meeting proceeded with.
President Bradbury announced that he was
ready for new business, whereupou Mr. Shaw
introduced resolution directing tho president
to appoint a committee OF five to examine into
and report upon the financial condition of the
GLIB from its inception. The resolution was
carried.
The question of considering the new consti-
tuition came up, but upon motion of Mr.. Andrew
Lipscomb il was postponed until after the COM
mittee on finance had made its report, and then
the meeting adjourned.
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PROPOSALS.

PE9fy9SALSsp .9f S9oMSPgLErIoN OF IHk INV
w.. NAvAL qBsSEhEyAToRi Nsyy Department:
IL sss!,tsys
,erred by the act Of Congress: emitted IA act max;
appreSsd March 8. Issa. ha,inE btS:. ''', on
count 9, taeis allure to proceed to The compls;
TSfS DAY h0 q SS ~ 1e ssp
ton. by contract in accordance with the terms OF
Company. and the ORA wings. plan. and
thereto % snS the sasHss in the Ians AID
,lsU ., Of f., the thipd ei"pss Of said con;
on the NsT MeI
The requirements o. the department, inc. udns the
incorporated the other infor es-
sentia to bidders are contained IN he circu.sr
tory, approved by the Secretary the Navy April
10 is COPIES 81 which can be S1talned ON appca-
washington. d. G. The buildings and de;all' d draw
tanned from Assistant Architect IL L. Doaneii. at he
accordance with forms Which Viii be Iarisse ON am
peation to the superintenden nj as Aforesaid No
the completion q the entire work il accordance with
change. therein above reIerred o tie xoIt a
completed by or before the LIST day OF june 1857.
buildings. appurtensnces and fttinss ana ali otner
WORK will lie used for that purpose. aud al! uateria
to be furnished b. the contractor must CONFORM TO
samples information furnished by the architect
Payments under the contract viii be ade four in
stalluents. the work upon bills duiy
certlfed lhe last payment and 10 per GEM of escA
previous payment will 10 reserved until the
ton OF ths WORK and It's acceptance ~ department.
Bond in the penal sam Of sac, OO0. with surety
satisfaction II the Secretary the Nay will be re-
CURED Tor the faithful Performance lro-
posa,s mus be made in duplicate lnclosed in seaed
en- vclopes marked Proposals .or Completion tho
New Naval observatory" and addressed 10 the Sec-
rotary OF the Navy. Navy Department. Washington
d. q The Secretary of the Navy reserves the right
waive defects in form and to reject any all bids
III his Judgment the interests Of the
require. Is. +. TRACY, Secretary OF the Navy.
ta1-2aw9w
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feel 50 and look so-and that is, that DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is guaranteed
to help her.
Its a legitimate medicine made especially
for woman's needs; an invigorating, restora-
tive tonic and soothing and strengthening
nervine, inparting tone and vigor to the
whole system.
But il isn't a mere stimulant. It's RENE
DIV, safe and sure for all the functional de-
rangements, painful disorders, and chronic
weaknesses that make women suffer- In
I" female complaints of every kind, pc
rodical pains, internal Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, and kindred ailments, it's guaranteed
TO benefit or cure. or the money IS returned.
No other medicine for women is sold so
Proof that nothing else is lust as good"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Coming Convention of Farmers Clubs-Ex
COnfederates Meet-Notes.
Correspondence of The Evening sta-.

-
s C ., Si""'
oon'euera'es "ee'-No'es'
Correspondence Of The Evening Sta.
ROCKVILLE. Jan. 70. 1892.
The trert;etb animal conron,;or 81 Tho
u INC
FARMERS ciuDs OF thls county VIII De heid at
Sandy Spring on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at
10 am In addition to reports from the va
rious climbs and committees annointed nv tho
-. -.:. ..-.u r
last convention 'nere WIN De discussions on 'ne
iono"ihs Questions: no" Can the rerUlity OF
Land Be Maintained When Hay is the Prin-
cipal Crop Sold?'' What Public Road Legisla-
,;o, NJ w. po,,;r.2,, ..yvt.. r,,,.,o IT,.
D., 1E-e.', 60 :,
sAo n'' ion'"oio ioi ING ofeani anu
ou'ter pairyF rs IL wise for montgomery
County Farmers to Continue the Clearing of
Their Timber Landsf" els Il Advisable for
No,,oorno-, Cor,. E.rr,o-s .. p,.,..I
aoraara -, bo,otna: ,ha Cn.,;,s. .5, Nc IA s
n pai,,ar IA Az ,,ras;da,,t 20 a. ..;n W., ~
- r Pon sa or .ne assoola su0n
t.rias SbonId the vsatber ,rnva 1avo seoh9 =
thara il Ieiv 70 h. ,sraa .,,anJauoa ~ ta.u.'
az fron, al 2orts y, ,ha sonnt,, "a A"f
Tho foIIoY;no trsnsfarS Of Zoo, .,.,.o
been Recorded IN the Office ~ tha oIorr - ~, .
-. -. -; a. 20 VIZ IieIA VI ING
Iaudrv aOd r;ts tn W. ,m ass wees as isaac ..
Of land s05O. Eliza Ann Yonng 70 I;ranSs
Brown. 5CIZ acres Of land 80 IN 81. sama 10
Wasbirg Pnrdnr, 5ni/ anrs.' 80 -
81 31s: same to Grafton Becraft 81 ~ an . acre
;3OO. Edward Baltzlev and WIFE 10 NJ n
Maker. lots 1s. N. Is block 14Z Glen Fcbo
% 724: Benz. +. Hawk1ns and wife 70 Ion;Se
Ernest. 49, acres of land. $40. Alley M Cor
man and wife to George RI. Gorman' lots "a Ak
as. Al. block So. Takoma Park. 400. Frank y
McGuire and wife to VIM. r. De Nit lots On
go block 7. Glen Echo. s.. Geo. w Ga,tbe,
and wife to Benson Talbot. 1l3 acres Of land
~ 600
lanes r. Henderson n. trrstaa vas.orao
sold AZ nnblic auction At Dorresto,1r 60 aorcs
OF land to Holm II Pest for 500 ,,ar go " TIE
iand was a ,ort;on ~ III III 49, -, AZ
Geo. r. Green, " -1''
In the ornbans, corrt toaor Tho ,;u - No.
NJ. Smith deceased was adn;tted 40 ,-oha.ys
and letters testamen.arv wer.. s-.r,aJ - Ioh''
~ R,,rdett AMI Ssrmai Noiasnoor.h ox ~ oonn
named in The viii. hond - ono 80 - 1
ministration on tbe estate ~ Georgo NJ nu "a Gu
were pranted 10 ksa N s,abiae. hord SoooS
same On estate Of VIM Hatton wers arau,.S - =.
Robert Hatton. hond $40 Than,as cn;s:.S u 10 "
anno;nted cnar5;an 70 W., n ia rhn-i was
81 C;r;fi;tb bond .Soo Renrs Dn .o'.e
Guardian 10 Jlovd and Hortent;a Dor.o, e.ss;
Sis ssysntb acconnt Tohn Sousy,P asseu
ntor ~ A., p Saiir,. $3.50 I.i w. eAeo'
CONT A' pA''0~ ni' nrs' &c
A. ,oo.;, -, A.. .
ii - us y. n. eoun'y 1oHhissiohers
t - 'ooas ~ eni9on anu oarA OF the
". uoa,u 49, apPoinseu q cohi'eee 70 attend
'ne hee'ins VI n y. , from ine several
counties OF the state 10 be held In baltimore on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14
Blaine Delegates From Philadelphia.

Conventions were held in each of the five
congressional districts Of Philadelphia poster
day to select delegates to the republican m.
tional convention. Delegates favorable to Jas.
G Blaine were elected at all Of tho conven-
tons A presidential elector from each distric,
was also chosen. The ticket IL as follows: First
district Congressman Henry H. bingham aud
Oliver Wilson; elsctor, John L lawson; second
district, David II. Lane. Jacob Wildemore; cleo
tor, John Mundel; third district Theo b. Stub,
Jas. IL Anderson: eloctor, John Hunter; fourth
district G. 8. Graham. A. g. L. Shield; elector,
Alex. Grow; fifth district, David Martin. John
s. McKilay; elector, Chss. D. Siner. There
were two anti-Blaine candidates, but both were
defeated. In the second district United States
Marshal Lcods received nineteen out Of 122
votes, and In the 9Th, where 2le votes
were cast. Charles w. Henry received thirty
Of them. In the other three districts the Blaine
delegates were unanimously elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.

eSThe way to advertise is to put your an
nouncement where it viii be seen by the people
you want to reach. TIE STAR reaches every
body in Washington, and all advertisements
in its columns are regularly and carefully read
by all members Of the household.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14
ADVERTISING.

I YOU WISH 10 All, EktissL IA fLIN6 any
where Ct any time vnIs 70 uEu. r. kOa Ell =
CO.. ~ Spruce 81. New iork- au-l-Iy
~ the subject of advertising viii do well 70 o5tsln
copy q book tor 4drsrtlsers "a pszps. pre- 81
Ssrs,nl se@pSlssSon from the Amer1ceA Nswsss,sr
G.ves the c>rcule<aon rssnw every oe. and rood
oeA u ,n1o<a1on npur raxeo sd c1cr nsns<ers per
s;i y sefi:s q sSSi;2 z 10 49, sss:
e.. Asu iesk snzl-xy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14
r ATIMER b SLOAN, Auctioncers,
FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
ATIMER / SLOAN. Auctionsers.
IL 400 street.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS AT OUR AUCTION
ROOMS, 1909 g STREET, SATURDAY, JANUARY
SIXTEENTH, 1892, COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK.
COMPRISING:
A number of Fine Mantcl and Pier Mirrors; one Up
right Piano; Household Furniture of overy aescriI,
ton; very handsome Imported Cabinet, with line
bronze mountings.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
Tho contents OF real estate Office.
EMBRAClNG:
Large Miller Combination Safe Atlas Of the District
of Columbia Set OF Plat Books; Desk, Letter Press
Cyclostyle: Revolving and other Chairc.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
AT OUR CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT.
1881 STREET,
Several Horses and Carriages. beonsins to private
makers; 30 New ard Secondhand Vehicles OF every
description. jal4-2t
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucrioneers.
- Gid L 81 n -

THOMAS DUWLING SON. Auctioneers.
6l2 st. q. v.
EXTENSIVE PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES.
CARRIAGES, pHAETONS, EAESONS, FAM
III GhARK a.sk epAYToNS, WAGSoNETTEs.
In consequence OF the railroad conveying passengers
to Arlington, Va the subscriber will sell at his sale
and exchange stable, No. 30c0 NJ street northwest,
opposite Aqueduct oridye. Georyetown, d. c.. on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH, 1872, at
Ten O'CLOCK. his entire outfit OF Horses, Carriages
&c. without reserve, at auction.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
70 head OF Young. Sound Driving and Work Horses.
pairs Of Fine Matched Horses 8 Family Carriages.
i Three seal Dayton Wagon. . Bu2gies . Hansoms
and Harness. four-horse Stage 10 carry twenty pas
sengers Ten-seat Wagoaettes, SeiglIs, Two-Horse
STAGES, 20 sets OF Single ami Double harness; most
OF them used but little: Saddles. Brides. Nhirs,
Robes and stable Parapherpalta. sc.
LEWIS J. COLLINS,
ia12-6ts :g,OJ M 81 n "
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~ 9Th and 10 streets mort vest


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE NORTH SIDE OF L
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX.
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING.
By virtue OF a certain deed of trust to MS bearing
date October L. A l.. lSO. and duly recorded in ibef
No. l iollo 3ol ct OF the land records u the
District OF Columbia ana at the request OF the party
secured thereby. wl sell trout of the premises
on MEDNEsDAA, JANUARY TWENTIETH. A ID.
1877. AT hALF-PhSr FOUR O'CLOCK I'M, t!se
owing described piece o: parcel Of l.d situate aud
being in the city Washington. District Co,u.na
ana being ala OF 10: uuGiUercd .. Columbian Col.
iege md CtheIs sGtd!v sisn o. square
l.4. pcr pat lber &. =. b.. 20 20 lUI
OF the records of the office OF surveyor tie
trict Of Columbia, together with IMPROVEMENTS
thereon.
Terms Of sale: one.hird Of the purchase money TO
be paid IN cash. the balance ia tLree equ2. INSTALL
nients IN one. two and three years. for winch
toe purchaser bearing interest," at cetun per
mum, interest payable semi annually. secured Oy
deed OF trust on the property sod. WAL he taken
cash, al purchasers option AL convey ing
cordlng at cost OF the purchaser. deposit Of 500
Will he required at tine Of sac. TERMS 10 Oe
complied with IN day Of sale otherwise
trustees reserve the TO resell the rUperty
risk and Gust OF default.nx purchaser AFTER dive days
advertisement Of such resale wspaIyr pub
lished in Washington. DC.
MAhLoN AsHFoRD.l rru.,.us
1a5-eod Adds Is. bkoNNE,b A1sees'
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AUCTION SALES.
E0TIllA nlNS
RADCLIFFE. DAnR CO. AgerIoEhE9s

=
II ATcLIfFE. pAkR 4 CO.. ApcrIoNkERs.
- 80 PA AVE NV.
ATTRACTIVE SAFE OF ALMOST NEW HOUSE
HOLD FURNlTuRs AND EftFCTs, ny AUG
TON; coNIAhNED II THE RESIDE >cE No.
l346 MALACHI PLACE.. 9ErMktN AND u
slEEEIs AND 18th AND iiTH sTkEErs
MoNDAY MORNING. January EIeKrkESrH
lSee. BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK
The fuSniture CARPETS. &c. almost and wei
selected AMI consist in part Of
PLUSH PAI;LoR sUlrk, INCEPTION CHAIRS
FINE ChEYAL GLASS CHAMBER srfTG Is
OAK. NAkBLE-rOf AND OTHkE OAK CHAN.
BkR FURNITURE, kLEGANr OAK EXTEN-
Sion TAblFs DAN piNlNS CHAIRS; EAT-
CHAMBER CHAIRs. pkcoEArEp TOIIrf
MAhE WOVEN WIRE SfnINGs, HAIR MAT.
TREssEs BEppINa, AND BED ilNkN.
NER SET CRockrRi, GLASS AM PLkTTD
MkEE, TABLES. KITCHEN FURNITURE AND
REQUISITES, LTC.
VELVET AND BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR
PARL0Rs, DINING ROOM. HALLS. STAIRS
AND CHAMBERS.
This sale prents e,event opportunity 20 parties
refurnish.ng. to whom invite sperial attention.
kATCLIEFE. DARK & CO.
jal3-d Auctioneers.
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PROFESSIONAL

MME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
1sx lite. All business confidential. Ladies and gem
temen. 10 cents each. Hours: "a. IN. to u D. N. 20
Lst. bet. LIST and North Capitol sta n 3al4-2vs
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AVA voyant and astrologist, the seventh Daughter
born with caul, has wonderful healing power. Gives
names and lucky oates. bout tAil to this lacy.
hoom 10. 5io 81. y. W. 3al2-Ct'
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csirvoyant daily from ~ also Tuesday and Fri
Gay. 30 m. Office. 523 I'd 1t. ". Ja5-i2ts
At KS. y. v. SMELL,
w cLAiRvOYANT AND TEST MEDIUM.
Magnetic AID massl<e treatments given. Can 10 con-
suite at her 90 New York do
NINE. DREAMER, THE OILY DELIBERATELY
IVA tngist and German astrologst In the city tslv
ali events OF hfe. Once hours. IN. D. IN suu-
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pkoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTADLisiiED
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tina city. Has Wonderful prophe,ic glf; o. scconl
~ ~. reveals Liaden mysteries, recover lost
see1y lnarraees. gises snesess IN business.
cities and all IN trouble viii and money "
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RADCLIFFE, DARR CO. Aucts. 1ao-d
g BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER.
D. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAk. No. $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE.


SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES.
HARNESS. &C.. EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. CON-
MENcING At TEN O'CLOCK. THE ONLY
PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED ExcLUs-
lively TO THE SALE OF HORSES. CAR
RIAGEs AND HARNESS. AND rs THE BEST
PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL NOW ON
HAND 80 DAYTON WAGONS AND 80 BUG
GIEs. WHICH WILL BE SOLE AT PRIVATE
SALE AT VERY Low PRICES. ALSO EVERY
SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD Oh EXCHANGED AT
PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
IN THE CITY, PURCHASERS ARE INVITED
TocALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE
O. BENsINGER,
aaQ.lun PrQpriefor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14
DENTISTRY.


THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs l2I7P AVE
L NV. Teeth extracted positively withorf pain OF
danger by painless sysieln-a harmless vegetable
Sapor, in by only. Is effects pleasant aud
transient. Artificial teeth crowp and bridge WORK
reasonable prices. 1al4-3n'
- koSHoN's DENTAL FARl1oRS. ESTABLISHED
" 1857, LOS l4th ST. y. Full sets go and ID;
$40 and IS. Oic plates made good as new. Open day.
night, and Sundays iii Up. u AL its branches
jal2-lEi'
nR. BLAIR, 229 ST. N.w-15 YEARS EXPE-
~ rience-Go!d filling, = l. 50: alnaigan. Doc: Isin
less ext. with cocaine DC ARTIFICIAL teeth Inserted
with Improved suction. repaIr:ng gas and va.orS
open sundays jag-l.t-
EREE DENTAL INFlRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost Of material l.5 IT. n. W., dental depart
ment OF the Columbian University, from 1 to !. ~
aaiiy except sunday extraction tree: anrnary open
from Octobe. . TO June ~. se2o-u
nR. STARR PARsONs,S s. Z. COR 1THANDEN.w
- Entrance on 9TH st. first-class yod aud other al
nss u speciality Application to gums rseo
ills. Artifcisl teeth and crowns inserted W.
nENTAL EXPERIMENTATION UNIvER-
~ sity, coraer 9th aud n. ". Open = TO o, all the
year. Extracting. &c. iSes Iillinxss and plates n
cost OF inzteria.s- ielO-,r