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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

fTHt sTLAMER GEORGE LAW. fOk ALL ilIk In
Il landings. leaves 9th 81 wharf every SUNDAY,
"Wednesday and Friday ct z passenger and
freight accommodation nrst-clsss H. n GkoCk-
Agent fel[lm
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND FORTS
IN mouth, Va Norfolk and Washington, ID. g.
steamboat Conpsny's PALACE sTEAALks WASH
INoION and NORFOLK leave every day IN the yeAr
at from wharf loot of 9Th ST.. eonpscunx y1th
all through trains tor the south snd west ONCE ola
dl9, 1901 and l42l Pennsylvania ave-
JNO. CALLAHAN.
,A2l-ts Gen euI4-
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THOMAS BOWLING I SON. Aucticneers.
L 6l2 1t, n ".


EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY HANDSOME
GgHG THT HHosEhhppfFbRr np III
LATE GEN; 4; C. MICS. AT HIS LATE
RESIDENCE, 12.S9 VERMONT AVENUE.
AT AUCTION
EMBRACING IN PART.
One Allen square lano in good der Organ. Hand
some Paror Furniture IN suites and separate pieces
Antique Cawfo0t Mahogany Msrble-top Center Table.
sefs formerly Daniel Masters Handsome Walnut
nut Marbletop Buffet. two Marbletop Console Tables,
Dining Room Chars Creton and other Portieres and
Lace Curtains. on Paintings, Photographs and En-
gr.vins.. Walnut. Marble;sop and other Chamber
and Pillows. Double and Single Walnut wsrdrobes,
Library and once furniture, one HANDSOME Wal.
nut Desk and Book Case. other Walnut Desks and
Tables one Iron Safe: Chairs. Stools: &C.. Ebony.
some smyrna and other RuEe Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, Brass Tenders and Fire Irons. Clocks,
screens, Anters, Lamps Kitchen Requisites several
EnErsvins Cases. &C.. with many articles not men
toned.
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD.
1892 COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ We
shall sell at residence l23y Vermont avenue northwest
. superior collection Of household effects
THOMAS BOWLING SON,
fel7-dts Auctiopeers
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LADIES GOODS.

i ADIE,' AND CHILpREN's FURNISHINGS TO
l. order; trousseaus layettes dxrning and mendlns
mems repairing; ELEGANT dresses repaired satsiscton
guaranteed. 10l1 ct. fels-a.
DLAITING, CENTS YARD AND Up; BUTTONS
l. to order, 10 cents dozen: rinking. cents yard:
tailor made butfonhoes cents each Demorest sew
Ing machine. elq so q. ". LUCAS. eS sn o. NV
dl6-3ms
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON SHEET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF . deed in trust to the undersigned duly
recorded February y, 1892, will offer for sale
pubic suction on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1872. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM in front Of the premises, lot three CD
IN square No ~. in the city Of asinEton. having
frontage of 30 feet inches north side of street
northwest BY depth of l3l feet improved BY dwell
ing No. 1877, u street.
Terms of sale One-third cash, balance in one snd
two with interest secured by deed Of
the premises Terms to be complied with in days,
with right to sell after three days OF
fault. 800 deposit at time Of sale All conveyancing
purchasers cost.
REGINALD FENDALL,
JOSEPH j: bAEd5iiSaToN. Trustees.
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts. fslaLd&da
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pATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts
VERY VALUABLE NEAL ESTATE ON h STREET
BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY
FIRST STREETS N0RTHWEST. IMPROVED
KNOWN IL

YAFRAME HOUSE. KNOWN AS NO. 2olo H
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
TWENTYFOURTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK will offer for sale. in front Of the prem
ises the east part Of original lot B. in square l0l.
fronting III ieet on H street end running back l24
feet. with right OF way to public alley.
This property is nicely located in fashionable
neRhborhood where real estate is constantly increas
ing in value.
Terms One third cash. the balance in one. two and
three years. per cent per annum, payable semi
nualy secured by deed trust the property sold
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit
of $500 required at the time of If the terms
sale not piled with in fifteen days from the day
of sale right reserved to resell the property the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser after five days
advertisement OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. d. All conveyancing and
recording at the cost OF the purchaser.
fel7-d&ds kATCL1FFE, DAhR b CO. Aucts.
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6l2 Ut. a. ",
THE HANDSOME STALLION, POTOMAC CHIEF.
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. MARCH FIRST. 1892, AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK, will sell within Horse Bazaar 9 y
street northwest the Handsome Stallion, Potomac
Chief, sired by Bsshaw. jr.: his record 2.24: dam.
Hamitonan this Stallion has record; can shoW
better than 2 20; sound, kind and gentle.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON,
fe15-dts Auctiopeers.
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I ATIMER / SLOAN. Auctioneers,
l4OQGat

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TwO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 20l2 NINTH STREET
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated 10th day of De-
cember. A. D. 1899 and duly recorded in Liber l4l4
TO 10 Log ct of the land records the Dis
tric Of Columbia, and the written request of the
party seSpred thereby we will sell at public
TWENTY THIRD. 1882. at HALF.PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK P. M the following described property in
District aforesaid known and DISTINGUISHED as and
being lot No. ~. in Rey's recorded subdivision of
lots 20 Of BaIlochs subdivision part OF square
Portable o-story brick residence.
Terms: One third cash, balance in six
and secured BY deed Of trust the prop
CURED at time of sale All recording conveyancng
at cost Of purchaser and should sale be not
conpli, with in ten days the reserve the
right to resell the property risk and OF default
ing purchaser.
CHRISTIAN G. LEDERER.t
fe1Od&ds HkNKYH. BkKGMANN, trustees.
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SENATORIAL SNACKS.
The Whole Gamut Of Gastronom y
Run by the Statesmen.
FROM PIE TO TERRAPIN

Secrets of the Recommendations Who Live
on Bread and MiIk-Distinguished Poll
tieian. Who Regale Themselves on Turkey
fhs Pork and Beans Eaters
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
M REKS 4 CO.. Auctionsers.
FOR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RE-
n u.,>,,, SERVE, -,,,

On WEDNESDAY. the rWkNTY.FOURTH DAY
or TEBkUARY. 1857. at HALF Asst FOUk
O'CLOCK. in the auceDn rooms Of Weeks, l.
lT< sores. improved By large dwelling house of II
rooins one tenement house Of 5 rooms barn 4OxtDO
feet ranary and house k0x40 feet chck house
and all other bpdinEs Necessary on wsIi:sanipoed
trees large whey ard, good and cherry orchard
and variety OF small fruits; Washington city.
For further partic and ap showing location Of
farm &c. see address JAMES L. CLEMENTS,
sf facll
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ADVERTISING.

M YOU " ism 40 Ada In Isl Al iIhIN4 Any
-vherv a. any 70 clio. Y. NOVEL; =
CO.. 10 Spruce St. eew hork auzi-iy
ISyERY ONE IN NEED on INFokMATIoN ox
u the subject Of adverxiknx vii 90 veil 70 o<aaz1a
copy OF Book tor Advertsers. BOB p&sss puoe FL
Isilsd. POSTAGE paid, receipt OF prce. Contansa
careful compilation from the American SewspAo>r
Dlrectory OF all the best papsrs and clnns 3ouxuAlsS
slvss the carcuiation rating every and good
deal Of information sbouz rstss and other nns,sfs
koWELL.s ADSEkTisISa bUkEAU. 10 sprsss
g.. New York soxl-1
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NNHOMAS DOWLING 4 son. Auctioneers
IL est -

POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWrNTY-THIRD,
1S92, AT TWO O'CLOCK r NJ in front Of the George
town market house. shall sell the three fisheries
on the upper Potomac known Clouds Landing.
THOMAS BOWLING h SON
fe17-dts Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
IL ~ i4oe @ d. ~.

Il 1400 q st. nv.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET
NEAR r SOUTHWEST.
By direction Of the owner win sell At public
ton IL front Of the premises on SATURDAY. THE
TH ENTl-SEVESTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d.
1882. AT HALF-PAST FOUR OCLoCK P. NJ. the
described snd be ing part lot IA in square i31
Seginninx at the northeast corner Of the lot running
thence south 7th street 25 eet thence 80 feet
inches thence porth p feet, and thence east 10 feet
Z inches to the point Of bepiunilg. Improved by q
street southwest.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance in one and
two with interest from the dsy Of sale the
deferred Payments all cash. at purchasers option
be required when the property Is sold. Terms TO be
complied With In fifteen days, the property may be
resold At the risk and the defautnx
Ali conveysncinR and recording at purchasers
LATIMER 4 SLOAN,
fel6-dkds AuctoneerS.
THHOMAs BOWLING 3 son. Aucticneer..
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MANICURE

W IsT. 700 18TH 81 !. M.-Ihs only IQR4ta -
Mspufsctursr a FINk MANICURE - Cuk0f0D'
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THOMAS BOWLING. AUCTIONEER.-OFFICE
Of the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia.
WASHINGTON. February II, lS9...-Notice is hereby
given that on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY
THIRD. 1892, the lease Of the fish wharf and tsh
stalls in the cities Of Washington and will
be sold by public auction for the term of year eom
March !. 1872. as follows: At TWO O'CLOCK T. M.
Market House s. 70 the highest r., bidder; terms
P. M on the same day. on street be-
tween Seventh and Ninth streets northwest. in
front Of the fish stalls Of (Center Washington Market
all rights and privileges granted allowed by the
laws OF the corporation Of Washington to establish
fish in the city Of Washington, and wharf dock
shall be deemed eligible unless situated at point
Eleventh street east and Fourteenth street west to
the highest bidder. Terms: 800 to be paid on the
day OF the SALE and the residue paid within Ave
days from the day of the By order of the board
Of Commissioners, District of Columbia. J. ".
DOUGLASS. J; W. ROSS. W. I. RosSELL Com
missioners D. c. feil-lOt
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vx-ANrEp--IAprEs TO KNOW PROF. L1v-
w ineston of :s27 Broadway. New iork. who =
noted for his success IN teaching French dress cut
tine and drsignnx hiss opened pariors a. ~. n 81
where he wall tea b French dress CUTTING. TASTING.
drapine. DESIGNING. matching piaids. striis french
bias any without fulnsss IT top OF darts also
Louis " coat. tea gowns, rr1noesse dresses ana
skirts. Positively rehtting on any FORMS Why
the leading cutters and desrners adopted
my sys;e,nt Because many of the so-csled imported
dresses made by my system IN America tnereiore
cutters using 10 are IN constant cemsnd- isr r
would do vel TO Investigate. we teach ladies fr IN
hfteen up to make French dresses. which viii enahe
them Nil positions. into business or DO ther
own dre>sinaking. Ten dollars discount this wees.
Lessons day and evening. feI--z~
M rs. N. BRADLEY, MODESTO. ST. y. 2.
1n FORMERLY New York. invites PATRONAGE OF Nash-
inston ladies Costumes made IN latest styles Ter
feet 1T moderate price Cutting and bssting spe-
cfzlty. feo-lss
GOWNS CREATED FOR VERY Low PRICES
~ at short notice, styles at and nnish correct by
sister. Mime. b. Van Reuth. trial solicited oeo
18th st. n ". doors from 81. JaSs-lm-
The SISTERS IN CHARGE OF ST. ROSES
Industrial School. 2Gl3 q Sc. n. w.. have reopened
Department ior Chllorens Suits an connection With
DressmaEng and Millinery. daO-3m
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CHRISTIAN G. LEDERER,} r....
fe1O-d&ds HkNRlH. BERGMANN, ! Arostees
u RUSTEES' SALE.

BY virtue Of power contained in a certain deed Of
trust from William H. Wright ana Annie Wright his
wife to Julian W Desne and Henry c. borden. dated
the lst day OF September 1885, recorded the i4th
day Of August. 1880 in Liber No. l4.O folio 81 ct
sea- one OF the land records for the District Column
Indebtedness secured thereby, the undersigned
tees Will sell at pubic auction on MONDAY, the
the premises Bnrryille D. G. TO the highest bidder
bered "A and 3D. in block numbered B. g. in the
subdivision OF Burrville. ID. c.. the improvements
consisting OF comfortable two-story i've house.
situated about one mile from Bennpg and near the
line OF the Washington and Chesapeake railroad Sale
to commence At ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN.
JULIAN W. DEANE,t r-.
fe1O-lOt H. G. BORD.N trustees.
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123 t3th ST. NV
Branches in the principal American and European
cities.
Send for circulars. fs3
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WAsfiINl.TON.

MR. LAURENT BEGs TO ANNOUNCE THAT ne
t is longer engaged the Beritz School and that
he has established q French school at 1o14 18th &:
Glass lessons. 40 cents; lessons at residence,
cen,a felk oys
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE
st. q. 1t
NINE RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
NJ voyant and astrologist, the seventh daughter,
born with caui. has wonderful healing power Gives
and lucky dates. Don't fail to see this lady.
koom III. $40 st.n.w. feii-l2ts
MES. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE WELL
AVA known business and test medium, also medical
day. q i p m oee. SO 3 "a 3: G NV fe ann
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
N1 life Ali business confidential. Ladies' and etnr
L ST.. bet list and North Capitol sts. n W. fel5-2w'
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising clarvoyant. astroogsr and medium
slght. Reveals hidden mysteries, rscovers lost or
speedy marriages. gives IN businsss rsmoyes
family troubles, ev influences. Strangers from other
cities and all in trouble will time and money by
others have failed. Convncss sksptacal and adj
yertlses only what he can do. An business connden-
tial satisfaction guaranteed sittinss SOC. Hours,
pos Open sunday hssadsncs A5s II q. bstwssn
~ and 9TH SITS. southwest. fe20-6t'
NINE DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
ell events Of life Once hours. 9. m to9 .. m sun
day. 10 q. u to . pm. l5Os 18th st. jAll-2m'
TAR. ROBERTSON OF BALTIMORE, THE MOST
~ reliable and successful specialist for gentlemen
snd ladies, with over thirty ysars' experience can
be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday al his
confidential and success guArsntssd- few:
MME. PERRIN. THE TRUEsr DESTINY
nomenai accuracy Terms SOC. 3 a m TO D n
1871 Marion st. NV. bet 9th and 7th. and Q.
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lcLOCUT1oN. DELSARTE CLASSES AM
Ia special lessons New class forming for February
10. Correct English taught to foreigners. Mrs
ELIZABETH KING. J01 last Capitol st. jAl92ms
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minds are looking forward to the exposition,
each with hopes of opportunities for enlarg-
ing knowledge and enjoying benefits in a gen.
eral way besides the specialists who have been
mentioned.
tastes lie in the direction Of kindred themes
and who are prospective visitors to the great
fair there is Undoubtedly treat in store in the
many examples of interior furnishings, deco
rative art and woman's handiwork to be dis
PLAYED at that time
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IIEo. W. sT1cKNEY. AuctiOneer.
ON d STREET NORTH BETWEEN 18TH AND
10TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
THOMAs BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
Esev "

THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS
IN THE CITY.
Particular attention given arranging. catalosuins
and selling all classes of household furniture books
&C., &C. In addition We erecting a spacious sales
room Tor the sale oil horses, carriages. 81.
Real estate q specially.
Sales every Saturday. No postponement on account
OF weather.
Cons gnlnents respectfully solicited tao7-lm
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

i ave. High ciass and medium priced, new and
slightly used upright pisnos Secondhand square
IN part payment for new uprights.
Pianos sold for cash or monthly payments to suit;
0S0 to 0lOO saved with ua ja4-:3m
CONNER PIANOS THE STANDARD INSTRU-
2 ment Of the world. For sale by HUGO wOhCH B
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
Dreadful Skin Disease
ing and burning Terrible. Doctors
and All Remedies Fail.
Tries Cuticura. Relieved by the First
Application and Entirely Cured
in Five Weeks.

About eighteen months ago q small speck ap-
peared my ankle; it resem6ed nsh scale; It
became larger and consulted 3 physician who
pronounced it psoriasis Inonied disease; because
it resembled money applied ointment but it
spread until at last IL covered almost my entire
body. by suffering something terrible, burn
Eg and itching sensation continually until II be-
came almost uncomfortable. suffered torIures es-
peciaily at night. and for months was compel
led to sleep with gloves became desperate
would have given anything 10 be relieved OF the
itching ion, l tried number of remedies
without any relief. Twas requested to try CUTI-
CURA; this did. and to my great surprise, l was
relieved after the first application. used the CO.
TICURA, CuTICURA SOAP and CCTICURA RESoL-
VENT according to directions for about four or five
weeks when ] entirely cured. But what a
relief IL was after the sufferIngs ! went
through. cannot speak with 100 much favor for the
'CUTICURA REMEDIES" and would recommend
il to all those who suffering from the same dis
ease that have suffered. JOHN L. MELODY.
of MELODY BROTHERS, Wyandotte Mich.
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Charitable Birds.

A Maine gentleman says tn at pair OF
robins had their nest on a fence near his
house, while pair of catbirds had built
in bush near by. The two pairs Matched
out their young at about the same time,
and all went well for several days. Then
the catbirds were seen no more; probably
they had been shot.
The young catbirds were evidently starv-
ing. When the robins came with worm
or other bit of food for their young they
always ahghted On the top rail of the fence
before hopping down to the nest, and every
time this happened the catbirds opened
their mouths, thrust up their heads aud
made a great cutlery.
Presently it was noticed that the robins
were feeding the hungry orphans. Every
night, too, while one of the robins covered
their own young, its mate performed the
same service for the catbird fledglings.
In this way both broods were reared, the
catbirds growing up as strong and lively
as though they had been red for through
out by their own parents.-Youth's Com
paufOu.
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imp EFFlE."

limp Effie;" language can't express
Tie life that sparkles in her eyes,
And what if must needs confess
That Effie is not very wise?
Her nonsense talked with blithesome air
Sweeter to me than wisdom seems;
love TO see her toss her hair,
/ love to hear her tell her dreams
Near her philosophers seem fools,
Their logic and inductions chaff;
Forms, maxims, axioms. reasons, rules
Evaporate in Eff1e's laugh.
How coldly rigid and aloft
The finger posts of science shine,
When Efne's digits warm and soft
Are playing at hot hands" with minel
She's very ignorant, the pet,
OF creed or dogma old or new;
She's very credulous. and yet
Her articles OF faith are few.
To reverend men she's barely civil,
Though prompt to succor the forlorn;
She's duly fearful of the devil,
But sees no harm in being born.
Not clear about the second BIRTH"
She trusts her sins will be forgiven,
And that when called to quit the earth
She'll go up, naturally, to heaven.
Meanwhile, too fond. fear, the rogue Is
Of this worlds vanities and pomps;
Thinks serious people awful fogies;''
Nay, meath their solemn noses romps-
Leaps, tumbles, screams, to make them
culver;
Shams stupid to excite their spleen;
Then how she filters. Lord forgive her,
The little imp is scarce thirteen
And even while sermonize her,
sometimes can't repress a sigh
To think that EfIie will grow wiser,
That Effie viii grow old, and die!
London Spectator.
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Wichita has the chloride of gold cure for
the successful treatment of alcoholism.
the opium. morphine, tobacco habits and
newresthenia Ali this eau be successful
ly treated at the institute rooms Of Drs.
Purdy and Jordan 1876 North Market
street. They having obtained the sole
right of the state for the chloride Of gold
company. whose home Office is located at
ST. Joseph, Mo.
Over one hundred cures have been effect
ed at Marysville. No., the home of the
originatOrs OF the treatment, Drs Camp
bell and kock. Five weeks ago an insti-
tute was opened at St. Joseph, Mo. Thirty
five cases have been effected and seventy
eight cases are under treatment. The fol-
lowing is copied from the MarysviIIe, Mo,
Daily Democrat:
DIR. 5. V. Campbell left this morning for
ST. Joseph, Mo-, and this evening will con-
tinue his journey to Wichita, Kan, to be
present at and superintend the opening of
branch office of the National Chloride of
Gold Institute at that place DIR. Camp
bell will be absent about week. The
state of Kansas has been contracted to
Drs. Purdy and Jordan of Wichita, who
have made arrangements to push business
vigorously and have ample means, and are
extensively and favorably known. We
commend to them DIR. Campbell as one of
our foremost and oldest practitioners, who
has had complete success with his cure for
alcoholism. Il - 1t.
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RAI2NS A NFwCONB.

400 East Douglas Avenue. Richland Block.
We are in the music business. If you
want a piano, organ or anything in the
music line you should call and see US; we
only handle first-class goods and we guar
antee lowest prices. We have been doing
business for the past twelve years in Wich-
ita under the firm name of Barns & Son;
we own our store and pay no rent; with
low expenses we are able to make the
closest prices. We are sole agents for the
Bradbury. Henning and Rodger Bros pi.
amos lie hr & Co.'S and Newman Bros.
organs also Standard sewing machine
All sokl on easy terms Old Instruments
or machines taken in exchange. DIP IT,