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CEo. W. sTIcKNEY. Auet. 1926 New York ave.

-. W. 5IfChNEl, Auct, Ifzb Nov 1orH ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BETWEEN AND II STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of certain deed 81 trust recorded In ber
No. l6t folio 2i6 ct ssl OF the land records for
The District q Columbia, and az the reaues. q the
Of the premises. on THURSDAY. THE FOURTH
DAY OF AUGUST. 1902. ut FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ ,
the folio wing described real estate with the improve
ents hsreon. situate in the city Of Washington Ds-
tsict u Columbia 70 wit All Of lot numbered eighty
two tsl IN samuel w. Currtden and Joseph s. Bo ss'
subdivision IN SQUARE numbered eight hundred and
city nine (So A. the same Is recorded in book L.
page 16&. Of tie surveyors office OF the District of
lInlbtA sold subject 70 q deed Of trust to secure
the sum OF ~, ;t>5
Terms of sAfe Cash In Of said deed Of trust
400 deposit at time Of sale terms be complied with
IL ten days property viii be resold at the risk and
cos. of defsul,iny purchaser
sa.oads. ssi ENJ L Il IeGAhTFE9Ss Trustees
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SHOOTING STARS.

When meath the blighting blistering beam
We feel our collars curl
lis Of the winter girl we dream
And not the summer girl.
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Amateur Base Rall.

The District Of Columbia Athletics Of George
town defeated the Mount Pleasant Browns in
an exciting game Of ball at the Olympic Park
by Is to IL. The batterx wns Philips. Diggs
and SInackum. The &c. claim mot to have
been defeated for four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-26

Fire last evening destroyed half Of the bud
ness portion Of Oakesdale, Wash. L0ss, co.
000s insurance, ESQ., 600.
Nj Etna Il said 70 b subsidins.
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Ihs tvsnty-ffth tzienniai encanpnsnt q
sAs Knights fsnplar win b hsld In Dsavsr
r. NinisSsrs' Instituts convened a Rsuna
Lake, n. Y, ast 0sning.
n grip , incssasing IN valparsksA
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Soft Crab suppers e Bay Radre.

Free concerts BY Hungari1n Band while
meals in progress. Baltimore and Ohio trains
ct 9:15 am, l:S0 Pm, 4:26 pm. Sundays, 80
an, lao pm, 8;lS pm. d round trip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-26

The man who is clothed with a little brief
authority is likely to find even that an uncom-
Portable superiority these days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-26

Restaurant paradox: The more walters til
less wait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-26

The weather BUREAU evidently thinks the
Thermometer is worthy of its higher.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY,
DUNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs,
IL 9TH AND d SITS NV.

BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the 26th
the land records for the District Of Columbia in pcr
14l folio and at the request of the rarty eeby
secured We viii sell by public auction on FRIDAY,
The FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1892 az
that certain real estate situate lying and being I'm the
city Of Washington, d. C.. and described as lot
bered hftytwU t2)n Shepherds RECORDED subdivision
(3I2i.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. balance in equal in
stalinents at one and two years from day of sale.
with interest at the rate Of six go cent per annu
sc red by deed of trust the premises Sold or all
CASH at the option % the purchaser. 4 deposit of
two hundred dollars (sOO) Will lie required AZ time
Of purchase. All conveyan and recording at Eur-
chasers cost terms Of sale not complied with in
ten days from day Of sale the trustees the right
70 resell at the ris and cost Of the defsulting pur
chaser after Ave days notice Of such sale by adver
usenent In some newspaper published in the District
OF Columbia. FERD. WELLER, Trustee.
ty25-d&ds CHRISTIAN XANDER, Trustee.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
IL 110S st N q
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
STREET DETN WEN THIRTY-SECONl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON o
AND TIiIRTY-THIRD, GEORGETOWN, DO.
TiriIs Of deed Of trus, t. Yf bearing dats June
27o ct of the land records OF the District OF Co
lunbis, and at tho request of the party secured
thereby veNin sell at public auction. In front Of
the premises. on TEURSDAY, July TMENTY-
part OF lot l2 square "a fronting thrtyfve feet
the north side Of street by depth OF 15o feet 8
inches
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. balance IN one and
two years. with interest at per cent per annun. pay
able sem-annually. and secured upon the property
sold by deed OF trust all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser A 4 post of 300 will be required at
time OF sale. All convey ancing and recording at pur
clssers cost. terms of sale not complied with
III ten days the trustees the right to resell the
property the risk and cost Of defautng purchaser
7; 9; EBAUGH.! Trustees.
.vTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL.
MONDAY. AUGUST FIRST. 1892 Same hour and
ty2G-dIds LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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II go Pa ave- NV
DESIRABLE TwO-sTORY AND CELLAR BRICK
HOUSE, NO. $40 ACKER STREET NORTH
EAST, EELMEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH AND
AND z STREETS, By AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. JULY TwENTY-NINTH, 1892 AT
SIX O'CLOCK Pm. we will sell by public auction.
THE FAST 10 FEET FRONT BY THE DEPTH
THEREOF OF LOT 20 IN SQUARE NO. S61,
Improved by desirable twosto-y six-room bay win
dow brick house. with all modern improvements and
eoneEeted cellar all In good condition. An elegant
n home.
Terms Over and above inrumbrsnce Of 81, 500 to
be paid in cash. deposit OF 400 to be paid the
time q! sale. Terms to be complied with IN fifteen
days from the day OF sale the right resell the
risk and coet OF the defsultng purchaser reserved
Conveyancing. recording, sc, purchasers cost.
RATC1IFFE, DAkR 4 co
jyIs5-dkds Auctlnaers
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TRCSTEHS' SALE OF A NEW FRAME HOUSE ON
POAEROl STREET. ANACOSTIA, ID. C.
BY vitue q deed of trust duly recorded In Liber
40 IS.y iol1 W ct seq one Of the land Records for
the District Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby the understand trustees will
orer for sale BY public action In FROM Of the premises
on THURSDAY. TwENTY-EI6 HTH DAY OF JULY,
ls9S. AT HALF-PASr OUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. the
following doribod real estate TO witt All the north
ha ~ u Jnting on Pomeroy street Of lot numbered
eight =, IN section numbered four a. Of the subivi-
sion u The barry farm estate made by the trustees
thereof now hle in the once Of the surveyor Of the
DISTRICT OF Columbia, Book Levy Court No. 9. page
4 the same being al that part OF said lot conveyed to
the SAID renee O. Fletcher. party of the first part
by deed from Furnlan J. shadd and wife dated sep
12 ct set except that part Of the said lot conveyed
tbs frst Part dated October l. 1890 and recorded in
Iiber l,. folio BET seq. rcse-ving. however. the
west et feet Of said lot fronting on Pomeroy street
abovenentioned.
Terms: One-half cash. the balsnce in one and two
Years. y per cent per annum. payable semi-annualy
secured by deed Of trust tine property Sold or all
ash at the opton VI the purchaser deposit Of alO0
required At the time Of sale II the are not
complied with In fifteen days from day Of sale the
trustees the right resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defsuttnv purchaser AFTER Ave
days sdvertsement Of such resale In some newspaper
Published In Washington. D. @. All convey ancins and
recordin sat the cost Of the nurchaser.
WILLIAM TWOMBLY. 4
~ g. NV. r,u.t...
N1sdkds Kendall bui;dinx.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. 612 st. n
AssIGXER's SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A FINp
efsSE22SS or TTHhiRfI6bs EE6 NEM ANI
sURRffS. BI-&SIEs. PHAEroNs.vIoToRIAs.
al II Ten o ciD VIZ Will SELL n Fiji FIJI
s6N I i EP9s5qRf FIX 2 xd R2YNHS
&c:
top. side and back CURTAINS built by Geneva CarIiae
& S 81
Surrey y p Brewster ";a So one Second hand
second hand Georss Nv humble Phi acton one Second
:nS Sd1 Surrey b. Snort co 90
Derby wason one Second hand ID Brewster Co Side,
LAND sasgS WITH top stvsIs one
Seoul hand English Landau; one second hand EI-
tenston-front Brougham one Second- hand Demorest
Allen. Losdon one Brewster Go. Rumble Phaeton.
5SoG P Sns % "ss
hand Brewster Co. BrouFham; one Second hand
s2nd Prey , one RSst Wood
Second band Broushan; one J, B, Brewster 4-pas;
4 Co one sorrel Horse. about sixteen hands high.
seven years Old and sound.
Terms cash Sale positive soyox ,.s,.
THOMAS DoWI AZ Il Soy s{S, A1sis. jSso-dis
about ssins aeraad. eonsst.ns y ndso%s Wei.'
English make. French B-oushaIn very stylish. and
Nearly New Victoria Also Blackboard. new this
sP sf9s:a, THOMAS BOWLING . son
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. No 9Os
NINIH STREET NORTHWEST. ALAUcTIoN%;
O'CLOCK p NJ. In front Of the premises, will sell
dn q on IN
west between and streets and running back a
depth OF 50 feet to an alley, and improved by frame
Terms of sale: One-thi.d cash. balance at one two
and three with interest at per per annu
payable semi annually. goo 10 be deposited at time
" '-.' WALTER B. WILLIAMS K CO..
3y2J-d&ds AuctiOneers.
7 ATIXER SLOAN. Auctionesrs. 14o7 G street
KEcEIvERs SALE OF THE FINE STOCK AMI
FIXTURES OF THE AMERICAN FRUIT
STORE. NO. 436 NINTH STREET NORTH
By direction of the Supreme Court of the District
Columbia, viii sell public auction. within tn.
Premises. 4.}6 .rh street northwest. FRIDAY
July IWENTY-NINTH, 1892, AT TEN OCL0Ck
NJ. all the Fine Fixtures and Stock OF the American
Fruit Store. -
Oval and UPRIGHT Show Cases, Awning,
Signs. &c Counters and Shelving. Z.
p Mirror. Candies Of the Finest Grades,
Glass Dishes. Fancy Boxes, Fancy
Baskets, Fruit Baskets, Fancy Fruits
in Jars. Olives, Nuts. Raisins, Jellies.
Jams. Desk. Scales and all para
phernalia necessary ~ carry on the
The stock, fixtures and rood will will be sold to the
highest bidder whole and offers a splendid oppor
tunity to obtain a good business.
EDWARD II. THOMAS,
ty2o-dts Ole + street northwest. Receiver.
rrpp nxp.x = ra
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TOR Observation-Disclosures


TURsALE- BIcYCLEs-sEcOND-H ANpyIcTOR.
$40 Bgys' Giant. ~; former prize. S:{J. New
:Oriier pltoe. 200 I7oi O st>n,w Jy25-sm
NOR sALE-A SINGER BICYCLE, IN FIRST
4 class order; cheap Apply Barber shop. 2:l5 " J.
ave- nv. t-si2t.
IIcR sALE-sIOOP YACHT AGNES MAY;
lenEth - n f,,ll inventory for racing and crnis-
ziES BOAT HOUSE fo0t Of 9Th St, or j. III
NHEEIEH, 9sh md @ SIS. NV. tys5-,;s
TOR sALE-s25-A at-INCH COLUMBIA LIGHT
roadsier' condition IL Call address 62i y. j.
ave. n. ty25-:It.
HToE sALE OR EXCHASCE-EA CHANCE
u eelf -on.E.cte oah furniture Of ten-rouu house,
g. 49, W.. 81! Tor about half. Easy terms
Apply 1912 l1ih 81 NV. iy2.1-3ts
'EOE sALE-HOCsEHOLD FURNITURE IN
elm lng Il silk parlor suite marble top &c inter-
tabls Hc hsis'ct. hall ant stair ,.srpets &c Cali
tfter 3cH; Az : 81. cor 1j'h ST. ". jy2:3-3t'
EOsS sALE-CHEAP-THREEL LARGE FAIRBANKS
i pia:tgru5 f4ie> and ons Fairbanks wagon scale
A:p4y lfl5 Pa ave- jy.:SSt
IDR SALE-TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT-YIF'rY
IN exchange Tor the CaIisraph otYere, on low
tern er rta's' with Iriyilese of purchase. NV
MAN son. tol IN -. n. Call and see the beam
tifI SIe ems u handwriting and tyrewritins ore
psret With tie Pculercy Dp!lcalOr process ty7-lIn
E0E snE-CHEaP-P SAP TY BICYCLE.
s,.ltsse i9r ia4y or yen.lsSn.n psrfec.ly new and
paymsn's. 17.s} eth =. nv iei6tr
I'OR sGtE-TYPEwRiTERs OF ALL KINDS;
i Remington. Caliyraph. Hammond. Smith. re
sn SEqE.s ( n1n ES seE;y' type
i.yD 6lOf IT NV.
TOR sAIE-.'oT-ro" GAS ENGINES. BOTH NEW
4 49, .; hznii; any size. Send Cor circular or
ca 81 ID baiLJti'. AIT. N .th at n nI2
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OUTLINE FOR AN EPIrApH.
snow is it hot enough for your
cried;
threw,
died.
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7 ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.
PEREAPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NO. la7 STREET. NEAR FIRST, NORTH.

NO. l27 u Strict. NEAR FIRST, NORTH.
EAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST SECOND
lsrrs. at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK In front Of the
promises. will sell PIT BLIC AUCTION 10 the
high bidder sub lot numbered six 90. in square
l. f. street by 100 ~ 70 soft alley; also Is
n side alley. Improved by u good frame house
fECT.
Terms One half cash and balance in two equal pay
ments IN one andtvo years six 80 per cent interest
or al, CASH e, option Of purchaser deposit q one
hundred iOl dollars required time Of sale. Terms
70 BE complied with Ol days or property Will
be resod At risk and cost o. defaulting purchaser
WASHS DANENHOWER. Agent for Owners,
jy.o-dSds Cor. 18Th and g SITS. n. W.
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COMERSET HEIGHTS.

;;SmrlrtSH ~, so 6esatfi Pf9Ser.y Havs iooi
sasm y $50 Ss ans 5000 each '"e''aa"0 lot
LOCATION Fronts dirscty on the Tennallytown
junction II fiea Echoand Georretown and Tennaily-
town El;ctri. roads Take etric corner q HiGh
ne p-orerty in t,rrn!sigh rnisutes Cars every
1DxtSTAdEs- AdTancin. values Immediately
1gyoste property OF Cs1iornis syndicate Low taxes
e % u Hs sHd hS Mss.r wax SSi n
s,.natss Cat Tennaliytown) axe schools, church;s.
Estate BfoE Ss s2s'cs building
WINTHROP HEIGHTS GOTH AND W SIS.
w ne lots within two squares Of railroad sta
Gently chsrterei Fer aceesssdlity for beauty OF
Isea.s9n and FOR de,;rshility As home w,nthIop
Those seeking suburban homes should visit thsss
Ga rn Su loI Az an an Te aEs
80: train time minutes. round trip. Is cts. by
RIseo met - L rsPha Eli C LOOMS.
EoR sALE-KENsINGTON LoTs-HoME SEN
a., e;s IN. M inve.t9ss Should nEes,tsats this Lots
WEIGH J... sos T St. n iy6-1m
I stAT r6RT hE RTIbp affa sHTEs IN
'overIoosinz Washington the Potomac river and sur
ss aqiss 5' IsH s: E.
anal p,s a aP RoB bis LODGE 'D'
..--,,..,, ssoFst.
AtianIc bu1ldiuS fyl
L'OR SALE-AT wOODSIDE NEW s-ROOM
frane cottage; ready for occupancy by Angus. Il.
For pattcuisTs address b. +. LEIGHTON.
Je.b-m 4S;2 Louisiana ave.
TOR SALF-LOTs AT wOODSIDE. on THE
Z Mfrooolitan branch Of the B. and o. r. r. eight
miles from WASHINGTON The railroad forms the
vcs;1n = the 9Th - road ths eastern boundary Of
tbs uoaiylsion, which Is on ridge dividing the
vateS fOvia< into the Eastern bran "a from those
flowing INTO Rock rreek. 10 well drained has excellent
Eat aud Is steadily growing settlement Fourteen
Ioues have already been erected The new and At
trnHive station u about midway % the subdivision
Ios H. szs from so fest by 1876 feet feet By
ateet and sold easy terms Houses built and
Sol On Instruments For plats information apply
u y. T. LEIGHTON.
.esSHim 4S2 L. ave. n.
EOl SALE-AHANDSONE NFw SIX-ROOM cor
ts9e az E2esie, mile OF city: corner lot
.oriQc Price 81. $50; s15O cash. balance s25 per
month L. A. PHILLIPS son,
t.&4lm 1872 New York ave.
EOp sALE-BEArTIFUI. VILLA SITES PROM
20 miles northwest Of CITY and 200 10 300 feet
In eyation Lots to 10 A. Price, ESQ 10 s4)0 per
acre. depending on location Fssv terms.
r. A PHILLIPS SON
je:a-1m 14ss New York ave.
Lwk SALE OR EXCHANGE TAKOMA PARK
OAK aye--Bea1Itiful home. less THAI two squares
fra station hClse IL Rooms. closets, furnace aud
sSr~p ar-s and xratas elersnt wool nsntels nearly
re Of SrOrni; nne shade oak. chestnut, g..
fr II. rlll vate=. GOOD well. barn. chicken h1uss
All vArL Will sell AZ b-yain EXCHANGE for civ
pp1crty. Call on or address OWNER Essss + ST. n
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WHAT PROSECUTING OFFICERS SAY.
Under the provisions of this act the prosecu-
tions viii hereafter be conducted in the name
Of the United States and not in that Of the Dis
trict as heretofore. Mr.. Dumont, who repre-
SCENTS the District in the Police Court, said this
morning that until be got orders to the contrary
he would continue to prosecute all persons
brought to court for carrying concealed weapons
If the prosecuting witnesses brought them to his
attention.
"It's good law" said District Attorney Cole
to STAR reporter this morning. 1.-The act be-
ing one Of Congress naturally throws the prose-
cution on the United States and repeals other
laws on the same subject"
The law, he thought, was comprehensive, in
GLIDING all sorts Of articles that would ever be
carried as weapons. Under the second section
the granting OF permits Is provided for. Under
the terms OF the law, Capt. Cole said, it would
not be necessary for the applicant to make
known his wants In open court, although he
thought the court would probably make such Q
rule. The applicant Of course would have 10
make some good showing to satisfy the court
tn that the carrying Of pistol was necessary in
As the third section provides imprisonment
In the penitentiary cases under II VIII have 70
be proceeded against the same as al other cases
| triable by Indictment and in them the Police
Court will have only the right to make pre-
Capt Cole thought that the eth section was
of great importance, and il enforced would ma
terially aid the prosecution. Thst u the SEQ
ton requiring the dealers 70 keep . register Of
| the names Of persons purchasing weapons and
throwing other restrictions shout the ME Of
| the weapons, 90 that In case Of prosecution
there win be NO troubls 10 trace tAs weapons
In conclusion he sid: "This b very i'm
portant act and II enforced in TIE proper man
ner il viii have tendency to decrease The num-
ber Of shootingA"
While the police have not yss been oBcia2ly
notified Of the law being operative Col Moore
recognizes the necessity for is suforcsmaut
While he fAvors the general term q The ed he
dos not exactly favor hat PAT which give ths
court the power 10 grant psrnlb 70 carry pis-
tols
The old law, repealed BY ths passses Of Shis
st vas prepared and introduced BY ~ lAss
William W. Hoore, father Of ths rrsssnt chise
Of police. That vas IN 1853, and IN prusscu-
tons si,ice thas time have bssn under Shas cot
Ihe police gsneraIly are opposed 70 The pr
milf avHHaqn uruviAu6 D. - IA - "a -
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FUTURE DAYS.

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 612 st. n. "
ASSIGNEE'S SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A FINP
COLLECTION OF TAlRTY-I NEW AMI
SECONDHAND CAkRIAGES, BR0UGHAMS.
SURRKYs. BTGqIES. PHAETONS. YIOToRIAS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
TEiE
NEW York LIFE INSTANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK,
Gelultat | Ttlfelbe af
0pbsfalb.
THE GERMAN STATE BANK.

wv ~pth iCuS.
Clinton Sadion giq,
Gen. Special gst. Rep gprt 2ife
Sui Co., Sour Gitp, Soma.
Spiit9reoel - SEQ bar ibaa fra 2sres
Scmpani mootuset Serel paa tpbe 9uIinb
Dollars iom fuIo Setalius al ben Osb Ser.
nurb SoIiders 9posialo forfalbne gsii.
rance Jun, / OoercnsitemmeIie meo the terms
bans fire az Eplicer, iiireoc sIeuuem Tenn
ben 20 GnSuit % 12te September 1889.
9tnao mig at taite siennem 3em the New
York Life for bet me9et prOmpte Cpeipr al
benne 6ororins.
Utr. Soli6er bcoe uf WaoeIreit ben Ste
Warts 1899. Sor at 5ororinoen tuube
blipe uobetalt fDr SeItamentets Betr9itelie
probatingl MATTE man fire fig ipecieI DO
mtuitratiouS Sulbma9t. Bette blep abort,
oe 8epiierue blep / i9rbis Stano ieuot til
Nana9er Smith i Siour Gitp. Sptuu, ON
Nftenen 7oe Gpril. Soas, lobe Gprll, blot
o sage cfter, bar ies M / mine SGnoer
bette Gbed paa tppe tuIinos Collars.
5or oenne mGrielis prompte gfaigrelIe
fra aompaniets Sioe, o9 for9eres 5orefum.
menbeo beo at faa iitano 8etrRftelie pIo.,
snIfer ies paa ~9lruinscrnes 8esns at uOtaIe
oeres bierteli8e BaaIiuuuelis. Oct er os
ttllise en- iarlis SUrnsieIie at anbefaIe "tbe
Netu gort &ife" til Gae.
Glnoertesuet):
6snrp 3orfenbrod,
Speeiel Nominiitrator / Bernard YP. Sol.
ider 9poSbo.
Bioner: 8. ". @ebris. ga1bter,
Oasr,,,o ztot. m.,S n..o-
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19

Gn baarlis appetit pirter ilappenbe
paa belle Spitemet. Nosle sooe 9Oier
al Or. &usuit a6nis's Samburser
9raabsr oil s~ienopfriife appstitsm
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
Geinltat,
iaafren,t Den @simrereSs
ooerleper 5ontine,
Yeriooen.
2opt.
Geo. q. 5tloen,
Dry Goods & Clothing,
Groceries,
Bots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Vines, Soma, lite glpriI 1892

f SNNAf AAN NNH' 'NN~
Nr. M. &. 9ublen,
General G9ent Relp gort Site 9ni
Co., 9ss Mpiues, Soma,
SgiItGreoe!-Ss bar unosrisst the state
ment of options paa min Hsp gort 2t'
Suiurancs 9Ulirp SO. 1928, for $500,
paa boilteu 3entins.B erioben er uoe ben
l2te SuIt 1892. Seq bar beltemt mig til at
uGl9e the second option-6Vt otl iisa ta8f
no the dividends / iontante 9euse, % trent
oeles bebolos Bultcsu for bet CprtnoeItS'
8elBb. Seq bar betaIt 8ompaHist fsuttsH
aarli9e 9remter, bper paa $4,000, ttliaH'
men $1,000 bullet bar aiuet mig en- Va.
iurauce paa $500 fra en- Qloer al IS HaE
til 80 War, % en- iuObetuIt participating
9ips' 8olics paa $4,000 Tor en- Gum Of
$S75.2O tiIi9emeo be uurItge 9remier ION
tine. geripben. 9etts Sp9igr er aIosles t'
freostiqenoe for mig.
9eres meeet forbunOne
Geo. o. 1tlccn.
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Opportunity

Opportunity.
Master of human destiny nm l,
Fame. love and fortune on my footsteps
wait, +,
Cities and fields I walk. I penetrate
Deserts and sens remote, and passing by
Hovsl and mart and palace, soon or late
knock unbidden once at every gate.
If sleeping, wake; If f~eastinR rise before
turn away. 1t is the hour of state
And they who follow me reach every state
Mortals desire. and conquer every foo
Save death; but those who doubt or hesi-
tate
Condemned to failure, penury and WOO
Seek ms in vain n uselsssly implore;
lanswer not, and l return no more.
INo. j.. INGALLS,.
But fail ye not in this respect.
Seize every opportunity 10 travel
Over the Chicago. Milwaukee u st. Paul
railway.
This il the advice of +
Gro. H. HEAFFoRD.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, III,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-20

Rother In the marriage relation. That tho
A~,rAnRsnlent ~ AMPLY temporary ID mutn-
The rssponaibilities oil marriage cease to
be conspicuous when convenience or caprice
governs both tho union and separation.
one though. that should oysrshadow
al Others when tho marriage relation ii
contemplated IL its sthical signidoanee.
me c!asped hands must b. aiwayA 4 sym
for time, but for eternity, and any lsoisla-
ton calculated to dstract from ths reapon-
siblllty Of ths marriage contrast should be-
vigorously opposed by every sponaor Of
good morals. A iax divorce law may put 4
mental reservation behind sysry II will''
uttered At the marrisgs altar.
Oh. EDWARD Foster TEMPLE,