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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit
Cured at Home i'm Ten Days by Ad-
ministcrtng DR.. Haines' Golden
Specific.
1t can be given in glass of beer, a cup
of coffee or tea, or in food without the
knowledge of the patient. 1t IS absolute
Iy harmless; and will effect a permanent
and speedy cure, whether the patient is a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
1t has been given in thousands of cases,
and in every instance q perfect cure has
followed. 1t never fails. The system
once impregnated with the specific, it be-
comes an utter impOssibility for the liquor
appetite to exist.
Cures guaranteed. 4s page book of par
| fculars free. Address the GOLDEN SPE-
| cIFIC COMPANY, 1S5 Race street, Cincin,
natl, Ohio.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10
"A Aittle UirIs Experience in q
House.

or- W. r. , a,,u .a Loren Trescott are keep
Mich and light house at Sand B, zach
four are blessed with dang htei
dow,s old. Last April she was ia. Ter
60 18th measles, followed by a dread u
At 1, and turning into fever. Doctoi
~ ,ome and at Detroit treated her, but in
ain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was
"a mere handful of bones.' Then she
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and after
the use of two and a half bottles, was COM
pletely cured. They say DIR. Kings New
Discovery is worth its weight in gold, and
vet you may get trial bottle free at W.
Cheatham's drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10
HOW IT is DONE.

H 5 VERSION.
| had not the least intention
Iodo the Ting | mention.
had .haken hands and started for the
door,
But our glauccs seemed TO mingle.
And fell lny pulses tingie
With a bliss ecstat tic, which I'd often telt
before.
And she SUI ely did not Glide ne,
As she stoou quite close beside me;
And if She wills elcd No, twas very
low.
-. we stool so nearly,
l. was Just tritie, merely.
To bend and kiss her, while the lights
were dim ard low.
HER VERSION.
knew of course ] shouldn't
Hut then, you see, l couldn't
Resist him when he put it to me so.
knew lie really shouldn't.
But then, you know, | couldn't
Turn rom him with Sterr-'SIr, you
must co.
And so, although shouldn't,
Just because he really wouldn't
DeSiSt when first said hinl-"No.
Why so-all in minute
There wash t much sin in it
ue-wcll, he kissed me, while the lights
were dim and low.
-Smith's Weekly.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

Falling stars are numerous in Italy
about the time when the Catholic
church celebrates the martyrdom OF
Saint Lawrence. They are therefore
POLITICALLY called the ~ears of saint
Lawrence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

John n. verhoeff. the only member Of Lieut..
Peary's party to lose his life. was about twenty
fve years Of age, q former student OF Yale Cob
Iege and latterly q resident of Louisville Nv.
he was much interested in mineralogical and
statistical studies and his close application to
detail made him a valuable assistant SO far as
known Mr.. verhoen only relativesare a brother
and sister.
A TELEGRAM from LIEUT.. PEARr.
The Secretary Of the Navy to-day received
the following telegram from Lieut.. Peary,
dated st. Johns, n. F., September ~;
United States navy claims highest discov-
cries on Greenland east coast. Independence
bay, 50 degrees north latitude, "a degrees west
Longitude, discovered July L. 1892 Greenland
ice cape ends South Victoria inlet"
The highest point heretofore attained on the
east coast is about rs or " degrees, and was
made by Holloway, q German.
The highest point on the west coast was IS
degrees, mnde by Lockwood and Brainard Of
the Greedy expedition.
Naval officers are delighted at the success Of
Lieut.. Peary and his telegram occasioned great
pleasure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

Against the Removal OF Col. Dumont
Account Of His Action in Liquor Cases.

Against the Removal of Col. Dumont on
Account of His Action in Liquor Cases.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
has taken hand in the removal of Attorney
Dumont and the following resolution was
adopted at the last meeting of the local organi-
cation and forwarded to the Commissioners:
Whereas the exact enforcement Of wise and
righteous law is necessary for the safety of
the community and the perpetuity Of Its best
institutions: and
Whereas the liquor traffic Is q continual men
ance to the best interests of the community
continual violator of all restrictive law, and
Whereas the efforts of the late assistant At
torney Of the District Of Columbia In bringing
violators Of law to justice, whether in the city
or in the one-mile limit of the Soldiers Home,
were. successful and promised the future
triumph of law over lawlessness; therefore, BE il
Resolved, That the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union of the District Of Columbia
hereby expresses its sorrow and regret over the
unfair and unjust removal Of said assistant at
torney; said removal being, a. We be-
heve, plainly and positively in
the interest of lawless rumsellers; and further
more we make indignant, righteous protest
against the power demanding that removal,
whether it emanate from district attorney. Dis
trict Commissioners or the administration it.
self.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12
PROFESSIONAL

NINE. FRANCIS. 2.9lsT ST : T. CARD RlArER
vi and t-Hnre MEDIUM after sursa-s-fui season al
Atlantic City has roturned Life from cradle 20 rave
given. sel1Et'
AYES F. X. WHITE. TRANCE AND BI-sINrss
VI medium. Advice given on all business al sifs ;;
also medical examinations Once hour. - l.,
to ). 500 llth ST sefo-lm'
NTME. RAPHAEL. CELEBRATED CIAIRvOG-
and lucky dates tells how 10 retain husband lover;
elyes Tor short TIM chart on Paltlistry . ~ CON-
DRoF CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising cloirvoynnt. as.rologer ana inedi am
this city. Has wonderful prophetic git Of ser1a1
stolen property bringS separated tos-n.her clus.s
speedy marriages. gives success in business. reovs
cities and all in trouble will save time and money
coming 70 the right illace At once. he succeeds
and adverrises only what can do All busin.s- roa
fdential Satisfaction guarante.d sittinss 5e,.
Hours etoa oren Sundays Residence. 40 II 3.
DROP j. r HUBBARD ASTROIOsHR kFAUs
Il your entire life. gives advice love. MARRIAGE.
business and health; consultations daily except
given seB-St'
NINE. PERRIN THE TRUEsT DESTINY
vi reader OF the are. InfarInatina given With phs
l52l Marion ST. a. W.. bet 9TH aud 7th = and .
au3l-l4t'
NME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS ~
vi LIE Az business confidential ladies and gentle
between LIST and North caTd;pl SITS. N. se.,-.,w'
DROP. THOMAS OF THE MAGNETIC INsTT-
L tute OF Paris. Treatment at his Office. Gei 18th
ST. NV, or at Iatient's residence. sel-lm'
re SURE TO CONSULT EMMA. Ex-GIPsV
- queen. clairyoyant and sstrooZist lifelong stu
dent Of oecultism. ssS first ST. hour. % y.
n. fee. .Joc. aml0 .BDts
MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND cHTRoPu.
In.nafactGTer q FISE MANIcusE a,d caTRope
DIST GOODS south Of New York Ao.ttr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12
Cases Of Concealed Wean,ns,

There were two cases Of concealed weapons
under the new law tried in Judge Millers court
today. Fleming Clayton, colored man, was
defendant in one case, and in addition to a
charge of carrying a razor he was accused Of
having assaulted Louise Clayton, his wife.
Fleming went home Saturday night and put
$1.25 IN u cupbo; I'd and in the morning lie said
IS cents Of it had disappeared. He complained
to his wife and they had some words.
His story was that he started to shave and his
wife aggravated him so that he went toward
her with the razor i'll his hand.
Mrs. Clayton told different story and Fan
ME Melbourne corroborated her statement.
She said that her husband was angry about the
money and that he ran her out OF the house.
threatening to cut her open.
Judge Miller informed the prisoner that he
didn't need shaving, and therefore his story of
the razor was not plausible one.
For the assault a sentence of thirty DAYS was
imposed, and lie given three months for
having the razor in his possession with intent
to use it.
A loaded revolver was the weapon charged in
the case Of John Busey, young colored man.
He plead not guilty to the charge, bat there
were three witnesses against him. who said that
when he got into row with another young man
he drew the weapon and threatened to use it,
He was given six months in Jail, and the court
made an order for the destruction Of the
weapon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12
MEDICAL. &c.

nR. BROTHERS INyIGoEATING CORDIAL ~
~ powerful serve S.imulant aud funic- OF all tia
remediesfO for Nervous D.5ility. Neuralgia. Saryo-s
Exhaustion. Paral:s and that class 81 People VINO
are weak miserable. etharsdc sleepy. lack q srf
ton and zest. ther- n remedy equal this Cordial
IL has been in for forty years thi- ity
Laboratory. yei 81. = W. srailtus
CONSULT THE ONLY URoSCDPIAN pHYsT-
Scisns In Washington, DR.. BROrHEfsS aud GRAY;
near forty-hve years at oB d st ". We have re-
duced the signs Of tncspisnt disease almost 20 a
tainty by examining into the chemical riarartsrs'
urinary deposits" We will descrse your disease AZ
synptcfns without asking question by the r-t
In the morning. We treat ali diseases sn~,essfully
which the human family subJe-t-iyspsps,a con-
situation. piles. sc-O,uia. r,leIustssu 90
and all nervous diseases. diseases Of the skin lungs
toinach. kidneys. &c. sssi-l In
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AUCTION SALES.
FrrURT nANs.

n N nrRNnEINirk = 90 Auetieneer-. -.
,SSmmen,ing on ,rHrksn,AnA to OH oSio ,s,h
ssl At tie ss;as.sallsni No isss "a Az, y, al Al
date. cons.stsrg II Inc Diamonds, Mstchss. silvsr
Ware. al sinis % enc JeHslry, ciccfs, ClothinE.
breks IA. ClSthes of eli Kinds. heve,y.rs. tnl-
disposed OF. Iicksi holders and out sffexn Gus
Broker. Scsd
RArcLuFE DAlSR CO. hrcrioNkEhSw
AssIGNFF-s SALE OF VALUABLE BuIIDINa
lDI On s1kFEr RFTNElN- flhsI MD
SECOND STREETS NoRrnEAsT Bh AUCTION,
BY virtue u deed - assirnmeni stssn - m. ana
front q the rrein.sss On wEpNfSnAN, Shflf h-
Bfh, foI hIEtN II. $40. al tik OCLtsC n Z. ~.
AZ thsi cerain gece parnel q; land and ~ ,ni-.
Columbia AID know AMI fist.n gi shc1 - aid being
THE last Halt OF LOT IL
IN SQUARE -.
SITUATED on the south side q stree, between lst ana
ment. hcing near Massachusetts avenue and stanton
Terms: sI.eoc to be r.ia IN cash. the s.l-
nlents 70 bear Interest =, thc rate of .
peS cent psr anpam irom ths day Of sale and
O. ~ cash. At the ,urchlsers ortion, asPosit 81
Terms 20 te nplird with IN Gfi.en days from the
DAY OF sale Or the Assignee the rgh' 60 resell
the r-op-ry AZ -. ISL sni 81 the defa ultins
purchaser alter day ADVERTISEMENT in some row.
raper published In Washington. y. .. AL cCnve5-
snciae. recording. &c II uurchase-s cost
JULIUS A. MAEnEL.
AssiEnee.
se;3-dkds 4lS oh 81 n
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FUTURE DAYS.
BROS, AuctioneerA

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF STOCKS AND
BONDS.
On SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH.
1892. at ONE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. will sell within the
auction rooms Of Duncanson Bros. 9Th and u SITS.
n.
10 shares of the Volta Graphophone Company Stock
200 shares Of the American Graphophone Compahy
Stock
90 shares of National Press Brick Company Stock
20 shares of the Linotype Company stock
800 Bonds. second mortgage. Columbia Athletic
Club.
l s25 Bond. second mortgage, Columbia Athletic
Club.
Terms cash
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
Administrator Of Estate of Andrew McCallun, d'c'd.
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Electric Car, Collide.

Yesterday afternoon quite serious accident
occurred ON the Tenleytown Electric road near
Bethesda Park. two cars Of the company coming
II TO colliaion and badly injuring the wife Of Mr.
Gordon. the carriage clerk at the
Arlington Hotel Mrs. Gordon's little
boy was occupying . front sat
ON one Of the cars, and she, realizing his dam
ger, jumped forward and pulled him ont Of
danger. Tho cars came together with such
force - TO badly demolish the fronts Of
each. and Mrs. Gordon, While pulling hsr child
Of hsr ribs broken. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health office for the following:
White-James Clarke, 70 years; Thomas P
McManus, go years; Matilda Morrill,, 50 years;
William Henry Gray, years; Mildred A.
Jaeger, year; Emma E. Collins,
II days; Sabra A. Haislup, 8 years;
Chss. q. Gill, SO years; Chas. Frank, rs years;
Geo. p. Tenney, So years; Martha B. yenable,
66 years; Stephen B. Waters, 8 years; Anna b
Larman, 80 years; Henry Hall, II years.
Coiored-Robert Wells, Is days; Arthur Glib
bons, year; Mary !. Young, rs years; Louise
smith, y years; Fred Way Spriggs, 10 months;
Lillian Somerville. II years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12
TOMORROW.

A II. LEVY. Auctioneer
"A. 1000 Pa. ave. cor. 10th St south side.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c. AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER THIR-
TENTH. AT TEN AN.
At our sales room. large collection Of Paror Dining
Room and Chamber Furniture. Carpets RUGS. Stoves,
&c. Mattresses Springs Odd Bedsteads. single and
double; Tables. Bureaus. washstands. Comforts,
Feathers. Upholstered and Wire Cots and collection
of other goods. IL
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BERNHEIMER / CO.. Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF iUNREDEEMED PLEDGES
We will sell at the store of steinem Bros. l2.See
Pennsylyana ave. northwest. at public auction. all
goods left here year and over and all pledges
which interest is due twelve months Tits
sale consists Of Gold Silver and Metal Watches Dia-
monds of All desrriptions. Rings; Chains Lockeis.
ScaT.pins, Studs Earrings, Lace Pins. Neck Chains
Bracelets. Cufi Buttons, Silver Ware. Books. Guns
Pistols and Clothing: sale commencing TIL tuesday,.
StPTEMBFa FIFTEENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK A.
". and SEVEN z. NJ and continuing until all lots
sold Holders Of tckes will please take notice.
se7-1t H. BERNHEfMER 4 CO.. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

A acHIrEcTs, coETRAcroRs AND BUILDERS.
Il the maFkst Pesfsctvoskng and powerful heater,
t.s4asss fusnisssa; Isre ~ ka1Ec nd I9tFess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

IlONCASSON BROS. Aucts-. srh and ID sta n. ~.
TRusTEr,s SALE OF TWO psrcK DWELLINGS
ar aNp nfoS sSS siSrM
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Is as 3d. and s% y i. j:Ss s
19sTss viii ss :, pqb, spf,sR = I,sPt z, e
Ysri, At FIVE o'clock P.M.' sse H ,eiiaw, a
Described real estate. stusts in the city OF Washing
Ths north twenty c Is "" r., o. 10, Numbered
md ;Srse s oans Rs sss eSn , sa
1nien sirees and rnnning with that ful width cas-,
al. thirty s Zoo, alley ia Pre- Si st two
Terms on--th.rdcash bslance in one and two ve.r.
and 10 " o. sgt s5 M
deposit Of $50 vii sS SSaa g. the 81 .a GOA
coned With in e' d q, grh1ss sx Of ss e s
and ea ss t " he ;hs T . r,
notice u such resale In some Newspaper published in
au5i-eokis JOSEPH C. JOHNSON. rru..ee
'THos- z. wAe1AMAS. Real Estate Auciioneer
TRgsIEEs SALE OF vALrApIr IMPROVED
REAL. Estate on v srEEEr BTTwFfN
TTaaRrkTTnk WfSI AND EorRTEEN IN SHEETS
EMfES kSD VI srRf iKAisi SShr SHNHrEr
sTH rETfSSfHi ssB EsF r YIRf
, SsF lss :So y. iSsi SI E'i Tss
the b Of asu iSG We S S III . r1 4
public auction in front Of the premises on MoNDaY
sEPIEMBER TWELFTH. 1892, AT HAIF-PAST
rImE OchoCkP lots - and 81 in Mary V. Ron.
nels subdivision Of certain lots in square @ as Ter
plat in book u. folio g. Of the records u SURVEYORS
dwelling.
I'm I%@ Td shsresf;r SAME DAY. a, QUAR-.
auction in front uf the premises l7 and ls in
Bonnell and Reeds recorded subdivision 81 Iets IN
square ~. each improved by brick dwelling hen-
IN alley % Zee: wide. between 18th and l4th and
and W SITS. n. W.
Immediately thereafter, on SAME DAY a, SIX
O'CLOCK p. NJ, will sell NJ public auction in
front of the premises lots 81 and 81 in William n
Desges' subdivision Of original lot l6 square 100
as per plat recorded In book IL page 81. the records
OF II. surveyors oce Of said District improved by
brick dwelling and stable.
Terms as to each of said lots: One-third cash Of
which deposit Of 100 be made on each lot al
time OF sale. balance in three equal in
twelve and eighteen months for which notes Of ptr
chaser bearing interest from day o; sale and secured
by deed Of trust property sold will lie taken or ali
cash. at option Of the purchaser All recording and
conveyanctn at purchasers cost. II terms are not
complied with in twelve days from sale the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser after eight days advprtssu,eut
THOMAS +. wAGGAMAN,( -.
j. W. FILLING, trustees.
T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer anal hSas
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THE NAVAL VETERANS WILL HAVE AN oRPoE-
IUNITY TO EXAMINE Two SPECIMENS OF THE
NEw NAvY-wHAT THE LADIES COMMITTEES
ARE DOING CORPS REUNION MEETINGS -
SoTEA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

The CoLLEoIArE DEPARTMENT. Of Columbian
University will, open Monday, 26th, and mot
september -, - inadvertently stated in Satsr-
days STAB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

Cesarius Jordan, alias John Jordan, is the
defendant in divorce suit filed today by
Messrs. Nauck Nauck for his wife, Catherine
Jordan, nee Burkhart. They were married by
Rev. u. Alig in 1867 and have five children,
two married. She charges desertion in March,
1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

IT, BEkNHEIMEE co: Aact;9neers
631 Louisiana ave.
lana EVERY TUESDAY Asp THURSDAY;
wrrH HSP StR ssIfs h56MI TTrsbSf
PaFf BED At Ro %sf sAfs SEN SEN
kSE EAETF ksEahas noT Ft oofs r
Lows. QUILTS. &c
ONE COVERED DELIVERY WAGON. 1t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
LARGE AND wELL-AssoITEp STOCK OF CAR.
RIAGEs. BUGGTEs. DOCTORS AND
PONY PHEATCNs. DAYTON
WAGONS. ROAD
CARTS.
EXPRESS AND GRocERs' WAGONS AND HAIR.
NESS. &c.
ALSO JUST RECEIVED.
25 HEAD OF YOUNG WESTERN HORSES. SUIT
ABLE FOR CARRIAGE OR DRAUGHT PURPOSES.
BENsINGER,
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
- 93s AND $40 Ia. AVE.
,AppcTIq3iNp SALE EVERY f0 TUESDAY. THURSDAY
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auct,oneers.
LAR BhY-NiNPoM sfoSE I'D BRICK lex RES RES
JWR fsT IS k s3c 117Il7l7 STREET NORTH
Fl TEEEsPAY ktyI PIT NH
public auction. in iron, Of the prsmse:. v" '' "
PARTS OF LOT 2,
SQUARE l5S,
Improved by two eieysntly built hreesory and cell
lar bay window houses. with brown stone base steps
and trimmings bay windows terminating at third
hoor. with open aicony. containing ten rooms and
bath each. with all modern Improvements, electric
bells lights tubes. open Closets heated by furnace.
and IN word, complete in every detail and built In
the finest manner each fronting IS feet on street
and depth Of about 81 feet to 20.oot paved alley
Terms: The purchaser can assume a trust on each
house Of 90 600 bearing six cent interest per
num- The balance Of the purchase money to lie paid
one-haf cash, the balance in six and twelve months
secured by deed of trust and 20 bear interest the
rate OF six per cent annum until paid, from the
day of SALE or all OF the balance can be paid in cash.
the entire purchase money be paid in cash. at
the option of the purchaser purchasers deposit
Of 800 each house to he paid ut the time sale
Terms TO be complied with in fifteen days from the
day Of sale the right resell the risk and
the defaulting purchaser purchasers is reserved
All convey ancing, recording, &c, at purchasers
cost. RATCLIFFE, DARR'& Co.
se.l-dSds Auctioneers.
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.UNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE |
(wITH BRICK STABBED on ELEVENTH /
STREET BETMEEN MASSACHUSETTS, AVE 1

STREET BETMFfN MASSACHUSETTS AVE
By virtue e deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
DAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF sEPTEMBER. 4 D;
Of the rrrmisss. III Of the fOoxinr dcs@rbed rea
estate premises in the District of Columbia known
n az IL sna Randall
trustees ct al subdivision Of lots in square Numbered
Lss. y iolie 20 q ,hs EecsEs q The surs.gor;
rights privileges and ap urtenances to the
Tsrs or EiSe e.s sanes in two equ.
a, sns and two Gsss to b ysn
nun. PAYABLE e'aiannnaiy and to BE secured by
purchaser deposit q soo rec ured At time q sale
CSnyeysncin g. 81 InrchsseSrs cost Terms %, %
r
rsk and cOst q dsfaulne purcha.sr after days
..sa.s. % sSTfkA ( s soEDSs. Trustees.
T. LAND on NORTH line OF LIE DRofT PARK
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Coyrt q the
n sSiss ssS,s%ia AssssSsS.sS sa%ini:.Ssso a
pi:n.ns s . ss. Oh. Kendall =. a. are dssnd.n S
SHS @ P iSEPs5 (: III iss &
.Sss, = 81 Feet ana Sss
e%ey ana 9sssPS BY ns cs
ises on Elm sIsss between Linden and IsrcS Streets
on the north line Of LIE Droit Park has an average
depth OF $50 feet an alley Is feet wide. and b inn
proved with frame dwelling house. stable and sheds
A. y ;sS sCsa 4 e S Ss S
street but the sn. bads for each parcel sh. NOT Be-
the conclusion Of such Offering BY parcels offer aid
premises Q whole. and II the highest bona nde bid
received for the whole shall e In Of the agre-
gate Of the highest bid for all the parcels such bid
the whole will be accepted but otherwise the bids for
the parcels viii be accepted.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash. balance IN equal nay
ments st one and years from day Of SALE With In
terest 10 Be evidenced BY notes secured by deed Of
trust all cash, at the purchaser option convey
sncing and recording 1t purchasers cost dsposit
Of 600 cash each parcel $500 the whole tract
BENJAMIN BUrrERWoRTH. Trustss.
"A BIRNEy. Attorney;
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUNcANsoS BROS. Aucts-. san and d sta nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
sirUhTh On UNION STREET. BEIwfLN
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THE EVANS DENTAL p,RLoRs.
1917 Penn. ave. nv.
our Srcc..itis~,
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES.

Teeth that have decEvad and broken sway rnavh
operated upon by this system crowns engrafsed urson
the roots dven new lease - life and made as srOot
success artificial must b. con-ruc,ei thst
shall permanently arrest decay NJ the broken end 81
the root and strong enough 81 splitting OF the
root or hrea Ing loose from it's attachments We caiin
that crowns have all these requirements aud when
Combined with bridge work. which consists IN S1ni.,
ing teeth that have been extracted makes the oss
beautiful and durable appliance dev'-ed sub
sfttufe FOR the natural teeth ali TITS without pae
70 cover the roof OF the mouth. he advancement m
have kept with these i.nproveinents nnd 'he
uenfs OF the Evans Parnrs a g Receiving the
beneht of these. pra~ced and applied In the most
skilful and artistic our prices for thi
OF work viii b" found reasonable a con -isf-nt
" IN hrstcias work aud rect materials We n.rforn
Al operations pertaining 20 our profession Inc id
hings artificial teeth gold, ps'ina. ruh.e- and
rnhsey lined with gold Extracting without; pain-
au5-hrn'
mr. STARR PARSONS. COR arH AND Sta.
DAloca anesthetic used the allay tile rata
In extracting II ex,ssnt FOR fh,-e who cannst ttks
with safety. Filling sDerislty such vii give
comfort and satisfaction. AL branches Of deati-try.
Az Er sen; location tNelv" r-srs. III
E,REE DENTAL INFIRMAEY-TEETH FILLED
ana artificial teeth n@ertei without charge erc,p.
cost ofNnaterla at 1875 - dental depart nent
ofthe Columbian University from I 70 y. dtiiF
except SUNDAY. extraction free inurnary frl
October 70 june -. a~e-'-f
nESTAL INSTRUMENTATION UNIvRl-
~ si.y, 18th aud X SIS y. Open % :. all ths
year. Extracting. &c. tree. Ftinss sid plates ~
cost Of materials tclUu
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