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SoMERsET HEIGHTS.

COTTAGES-Two more nice cottages nearing
completion this beautiful property Have look AZ
them Only e. $50 and %. 100 each. Including lot
5OHlJ0 feet. Easy terms.
LOCATI0N-Fronts directly the Tennallytovn
and Rockville Electric r. r., about 500 yards from
junction of Glen EchoAnd GEORGETOWN and Tennally-
town Electric roads Take electric of High
and Bridge streets. GeorgetoNn and you will reach
ten minutes until IL 30 y. M.
Neutrality-suspicious. vauee Immediately
opposite property Of California syndicate Low taxes
Extensive views High and healthy. Aray from
the rfper. No malaria. Splendid water. WILf6 afne
minutes tat fepnallytown) are schools, churches
drug store general stores post oce physicians, tele
phone. &c. One car fare for cottage owners. f. W
CREEPY. Real Estate Broker. 81 Corcorsn building
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INOK RENT
+ 5OI 9th ST. me-, Or. m.i............... s2s 80
723 Irving st. n. lOr., large yard 20 50
1891 10th st. w, rooms. 20 o.
1902 14th st. n. store. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
225 LIST St. Prs. I'd hoor gas and heat. ID 90
154 Navy place, store and rooms. 12 %
1l2l 18th st. NV, rooms. ~ QO
1913 Trinidad ave- ne goonis ........... 10 Oh
Flat 2s Pierce St. alley n w.. rooms. 10 on
1923 syphax court s. W., rooms. .............. 500
1:s3 Navy ace Sc, looms; -. $50
CAIWOOD6 6AhhElI. lotn st and n. I. ave. n. W.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED--To BUY-A SMALL LOT ON CAPT.
w III Hill; slate location. price and terms LOT,
STAR otace- Vice
WANTED HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR
w lots in brooklznd and south Brookland Parties
vlslinz % disposs Of thai lots should e-l on at
GRACE n. THOMAS,
84o]k 100 Corcoran building.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L>oR sALE-AT TENNALLYrowN-A NEW COT
nantes. pums AZ ssn'ry tb na ana os aS s
porches god fence electric lass the ,our both
balance e suit DuIsSY E, mi ING ESQ fsi T.
COLONIAL BEACH LOIS on RIyER FRONT.
the town. Apply !. II. EVANS ISL Pa -iyis-S.
EoR shk,HYArrsvILLr. MD.-4.oco FEET
lt' A. r. FOWLER
EoR RENT-NEw rorR-RooN GOTTA AGE AND
n, a as may ~ paid In Improvement aadress
noa ~, S,sr once. Nl0'f'
EoR RENT COTTAGE At WASHINGTON
Of season ESQ. arriy IsSo 81 NV sio les =
y FHr IL JHE M NEy
Pkf5 sey n !. s s , Spdins sites at LOW
80 ~ N,HuycK.
ylo-U lJoo RnnsylyaniA ave.
+ FoUR AND oNE-HAIF ACRES OF LAND NEAR
aud ri h NJ, aHs S9 . nRs Il
Apply to
J.yNH UvcK.
Nlo-6 1905 P-nEa. ave.
L gomery aud Pine sts 2-story s-rooin sud cellar
Msef dS ~; S Hsh 500. s;a0 aRdS NIL q sss
psh ST n. ". ~
EoR sALE-GLEN ECHO wEsC,ssET ROAD:
nice river view hsh c gTSVnS hcts Sl n 70
EpR sALE-FALLs CHURCH PARK. NICE
lots both only < fiiywo0n a,, a. !, 5000
EoR sALE-AT TAKoNA-vERY HANDSOME
i hfseen-rpoln residence, with all mod. imp. hand
some grounds fne view; near station. most com
EIsss REbFoRiD " WALKER 4 SON. loos F.
WINTHROP HEIGHTS Goth AND " Sis.
a., NJ. !, lots within W. sana,irs ~ railroad sta
Gently chartersd FOR sec.ssilality, for hsauty OF
HeiShts is by any suburb Of Mashinstos
Those seeking suburban homes should visit these
ts,n s ont q 10 and an "a return
go train time. minutes round trip. - cts. by
jei4eoa-Im LAFAYETTE C. LooMIs.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. ADDITION To BROOK
the Teaa to ana h
streets street, sT 1Ss 4 rs1 Sss ssar r src =. P
hne public school ard chuiches Convenient Lots
.hs SJy and der on easy terms RSDPoRD MAKER
Si4iw1 0'0 Z s~ or nA"A' DALI oN' 1871 = 81
SOUTH BRooKLANp-.CoNyESIENT TO RAIL
- road and eleetrie cars the suburban railroad
is5s i G.isn.i P5.ss. FROM ~ IL 3ES so now '
es time sr to r sou hen % railroad rs
O. DENisoS. ass fst. vs. - iyi4-Iw
vision on line Of new ratraaa $500 les. ~ per acre
WAS: REDFoRD " WALKER son. 1905 Est.
EoR sAI.E-AT UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, ADD
Il ton to Brookand. one square from suburban rail
road very rretty Groom and attic cottage large lot
iSi s7sa SON. oSSSGPay
ENOR SALE-145 ACRES. FRONTING GOOD
road, minutes walk from electric cars lies we'll
for subdivision in of the most rapidly growing
sections around Washington; nonresident owner
Price. $40 per acre. Offer solicited
5y146t J. X. JOHNSTON 4 co. 1918 G-.nw
EoR saloon EASY TERMS, THE BEsT
i house for the money in Takoma Park zone block
from station and new hotel at North Tskoma 10
rooms. with modern conveniences II not sold in few
days will rent. Apply Z. G. GILBERT, $50 = St
n. yl4-Hs
L,oR RENT-PRETTY COTTAGE, BROOKLYN.
Il ID. c., rooms, cellar. water. Price only els per
month. r. b. DONALDSON,
jyl4-3s 225 st. n. W.
S,OMERSFT HEIGHTS
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ElAs ooseor.n, lor. ssoese Elm, L. pro,. r.sss2s
P:'s s ~. &: .ss S SaiSa s s =: =. q
,,Aendsomsly furnished house. 1903 n G. nv. 226
N. y. ayA &. nominal rent durtue summer mpnths
ye2524se TYLER RUTHERFuRD. l307 tsE
EoR RKNr-EIaHr.ROoM BRICK HOUSE, ss3
Oh st az In excellsnt condition and near Penn.
Ion RENr-A VERY DESIRABLE RIoar.
room bglck lfour rooms doofl. with bail, CD
EiS ei ' = i fnh f0f r i r61. Gao NV
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EOR RENT-5l2 9TH ST s. E.
y Very attractive 2-story 7-reom cottage; modern
improvements convenient to Pa. ave. cable cars
Large yard side and rear Stable of lot. Rent
$25 per month. PROCTOR PROCTOR
ty162t 907 q st. n.
L,OR RENT-COR 1ST ST. AND n C. AVE E.,
4 7-room bay window brick dwelling newly papered
al mod improvements; convenient to street cars
$2o. 40. A. s. CAYWOOD
1yl6-3ts G33 9th St n ".
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il osT-oN. FRIDAY NIGHT JULY lS.sETwEEN
L. IL and 70 p. m. lsdy's eold watch and chain.
Lost between sth and Sd on Il q ~ a nbsrSl r.
ward II returned % Miss MARY ANDkksox, go -
st. NV. Nlo-2'
II osT-yULY Is. BETWEEN e2D 81, AND CAP.
La itol Hill. card and pockct boob containlns
small sum q mones. psys.. and hey. &C. Suitable
osT-LADY's LIGHT SPRING COAT AT Be
IL thesdA Psrt Thursday evening. Findrr viii b
sns once. 1nteroo-sn buildinx. eth q. it'
4 osT-A SKYE -rKRRIER DOC WITH NEW COL
~ lar and tar No. 1h02. IAbersi reunrd offered
es1s .sR e !; s'f.rE e s SIHGA go
n IL
Il 0sT-RED AND WHITE ST. BERNARD DOC
IL Piease return % l5l5 Sth 81. n. bsfore p
texoept sunday1 and rsceivs reward iy152fs
\ QsT.oN y 81. BET. 7TH AND era SIS. A
~ lAdy.s pocket book containing money and commu-
tAt1on ucket Win o~nsr-s name also cards. pls.or
FouEpaIN Tsk cosooaAE eALLEEY o. AL.
ss1ia fsfs aEf IL TITS ''''' r Iis3'"
I osT-JULy II. 1892. FEMALE MALTEsk CAT.
IL Reward 4 rssarasa % ioa0 81 q an. 6AS~
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no YoU WANT A SUBURBAN HOME,
HAVE YOU BEEN TO LAKELAND. MD,

lakeland. Prince GEORGES county. Maryland. is
and q ovs eteh fb m Re-. from this city Via
rect line Of the proposed h Wand and washing.
ton Electric r r The houses re well built on sooi
buidinss. Weiis pu Mn ss,hs .tro. aa S po
that contain about la.oo9 saus,e feet Of rrOund
nisnt. twenty trains daily mutation fare ssfo.
on nS s The
Of cash required is the sum Of one monthly payment
Of LaEeisnd. among which in the center of a park q
pleasing proportions is Lake sr.spes,a mssnt
piled With pleasure boats q different kinds
SE%MSN iscs s1 arR Ssts 70 sns
or a c.bIE sf'lAnd ask for the super
LHOR SALE-l24 ACRES, l4RoOM HOUSE
large barns. tenant house grest quantity Of fruit
ana sasde srsss s. ssnssns sw Of the ss miles
easy terms <. acres s-room house and barn s25 rer
nssr s tnson liz serss at Fall Church
near city containing 70 s-room houses and from
he t% nsre to q s and On ess terms Now is
yiaSt JAMES e z c IL IL IFS 1921 St
EOR RENT-'DUMBLANE," on THE TENLEY-
iyi2I6t JOHN +. BEALL 1921 Est
ESoR sALE-BE 'UTIFUL. HOUSE. IN EcKING-
and ali mi McIicHLEN Ba f''s .faiq near
jylI-2w Cor. 10Th and q SITS. n. w.
THERE HAS BEEN No BETTER OFFER
An sgu sSPS 9
.ns SuPa g.s s comfy
Gels in the immediate vicinity and not so Pleasantly
situated are selling at 25c and 3oc For further
GoInms sn q terms apply to T. A. NEWMAN ltpe
EoR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
sroSm ,h dxens ney WILL built and RiSely
dale :.,t!0n 81 miles JOIN fGT T sTFPg2S
and ss6ua nyessae thus i
from I,1 Hgog to 500. on monthly payments B. I.
f BEHg E1R4 ss syEEP ssSa SITES IN
f.nnSns oniy %nass rde t ifd@ ana as
of city The ,bso md srngtoa electric rail
apEGys br bobG maps
,,.,,,. ,n,,,,.r aofst;;
EoR sALE-AT wOoDsTDE. A NEW s-RooM
frame co.;sge; ready for eoc Ypspsy oy Alglst L.
je3o-1m 4s2 Louisisns ave.
SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7oe
sth St NV: near patent Once. prepares abstracts
counties. Ma and in IleHsnSria and Fairfax conn
ties; Va; - als9 insures titles Send for fee list
EoR sALE-LoTs AT wooDsIDE on THE
miles from washinston. The railroad forms The
this ,ussaiy,,ion Which % ridge dydns the
shs ] scI Ss
wsser and Is steadily growing settement Fourteen
tracve station Is about midway OF the subdivision
Lots vary Ia size from 80 feet by 136 feet TO IS feet by
2JU feet and sold Houses built and
sold on installments For plata or information apply
to b. y. LEIGHTON,
te3O-lm 4S2 La. ave. n. ".
EoR sALE-AHaNDsoME NEW SIX ROOM COT
ssSe 4 Insiss,ds one Tile west q city corner lot
month X. A. PHILLIPS A Son
1e21-lm 1422 New York
Tor sALE-BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES FROM
2to miles northwest Of city and 200 70 200 feet
In elevation; Lots to "a Price, ESQ 20 300 per
acre. depending on location Easy terms
E. A. PHILLIPS q SON.
EoR SALE OR ExcHANeE-TAKoMA PARK.
4 Oak ave Beautiful home. less than two squares
nom station; houss II rooos, closets furnace ard
six nreplsces and crates tolerant wood antes neariy
fruit running yatSr. eoSd veil. harn chicken honss
and yard VIII sell ct harrsin exchange for city
property. Call on or sddrsss OWNER. LII 81 n "
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BOARD

"ANTED-BY LADY-BOARD NEAR WASH.
w ngton in q quiet, restful place. with nourishine
well-cooked food; prices moderate. Address LADY,
Star office. IT.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE ONE UN-
w furnished front room bet. I'd and 11th and and
N sts n ~. Add sss NJ. 4>5 9Th II. nv jy16-2ts
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, ROOMS AND
" board in rivsts family. Address v. n, Star
Office lts
WANTED-BY AUGUST 1. TWO UNFURNIsHED
w communicating rooms heat and gas bet. 9th
snd ls.h, and y sts- state terms. Address Box
l57. star Once NI6-3,s
WANTED BY TWO LADIES IN OFFICE.
w three or four rooms suitable for light housekesp-
ING and located between and l. ID and 11th sts.
" Address r. s., Star ONCE. It,
WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM OR TWO. NTH
w bath modem plumbing 10 the north or
vest Of state. War and Navy Department building
Address Boz 80. star ONCE. NI52Ys
WANTED-BY YOUNG MEN, ROOMS WITH
w board CAPITOL Hill preferred. state terms. Ad-
dress Boz les. Star offics- VISA
WANTED-AUGUsT 1. By LADY IN OFFICE
w ven-furni-hed. cheerful room. with OF Without
boe-d price for room not to exceed elS location west
SFn ant north Of X 81. references. Address A. d.
n. star once D14-3t'
WANTED-BY arc. 1. FURNISHED ROOM.
w With communicating. private bath price must be
nlodersrs; state terms, &c. Address PERMANENT
s'M ONE yl4sb'
WANTED FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
rooms. all perts OF city cheapest and rian
70 80. re desirable roulers terms moderate. SHACK
LEFOkp's AGENCY. At 1lth ST. n Jyi2-6t'
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w ., 1AcAlq1s6 saA msdel mAkss, rsy,oifs SW1uS
nnachtpss spertane implsmsnts. runs, pssos. Ahi1f
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H st bet 18th and 18th.
with stable. 500
Conn ave, inter No 18th
SIS. with stable. .416. 81
1 st bet 18th 4 18th. 1913. 3}
Cor 18th st and Nc
Pherson Square. 333. 70
Mass ave and Scott Cir
NJ st bet l4th & 18th .325
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave -. =
Mass ave bet 18th and
18th SITS. .@l. 81
Cor Goth and q SITS. 30
L st bet 18th and 14th. $50
X st near Conn ave. =. $50
Conn ave fronting on
Dupont Circle. 49,. $50
17th st fronting Fsrra-
gut square. $50
X st bet 10TH and 18th,
with stable. .22i ST
R I ave bet 18th and
Conn ave. 20S. IA
10Th ST bet Q and r SITS. 200
Conn ave bet H and / sts:200
ROO
9c3 eth st. 9 roons. I'd 40,
BULLETINS CAN BE O
FICE. FOR PERMITS A
/
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOR RENT
u 6O4 9TH st. s.w., IN W. and q. l. o21 S3
Se4x st. 8 W.. Or, ". and m - 20
132 st. s.e., 6r. ". and IN. l. II 30
lyi6:a; JOHN QUINN. so8 III St. s.1 ~
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FOR RENT-STABLES

EoR RENT-sTABLE LARGE ENOUGH Fol
= nye horses or three horses and carriage. Apply Q
s12 10th st. n. jyl1-Sts
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y windows sides; ST. 4-room cellar; m. !. yards;
&3?. 2O10 18th st. nv; 2-story brick Or. bath.
cellar, yards mi. e25. Apply 1915 st. jy153t'
LfOR RENT-FURNIsHED-A l4-ROOM AND
basement house on lows Circle handsomely fur
nt.hed and papered throughout all mod. imps Rent,
800 Ter month. -
yesterday b HALDEMAN.
jy16-3t COS st. n. ".
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les @. JESTER, $50 Est.

Conn ave bet r and y. 200
18th bet NJ and N. over
J looking Conn ave,
with stable. ...........2 0O
! Cor 18th and F ste NV. 200
II st bet 10th q Goth SITS. 1 rs
] bet 18th h 10th SITS l66. 81
NJ st bet 18th and Conn
ave-. ............ 1853. 81
18th 81 fronting Nc
Pherson Square. 1855. 81
Jefferson place bet 18th
: and 10Th SITS $50
H st bet 10th and Goth lSO
10th st bet o 4 P SITS 125
Jefferson place bet 18th
and 18th SITS. .12o
} 18th bet I and u. .1l8. o.
2.d st bet K l. L SITS, 8
rooms and bath. Ito
Sunderland place bet
10Th and 10Th SITS. 100
10th st near Mass ave. 100
Florida ave nr Mass ave. 30
= st bet 18th & 18th. 81. rs
f st bet 18th r 18th SITS. 90
18th bet W and Bound
airy SITS. so
)MS.
or. .&14
AT OUR Of
.PPLY TO
HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
1503 Penna. ave. NV.
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TOR RENT-NINE NEW BRICK HOUSES; MOD
j. ern improvemente; s11; Linden court. between
18th and 14th q and H sts also large store or
9TH st: NV. T. A. DUFFY. 49i Louisiana ave. n W
Tor RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE NEW SEVEN
Il room prese-brick bsy-window house, within ter
minutes walk Of treasury: every convenience; de
hRhtful neighborhood &36 per month. Apply Il
jvl8-3ts
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WANIED-AGENTsA AND Statesmen IN CITY
w and country TO sell Of the best lines Of
fered Earnest men who viii work can make big
money and have steady employment STAR MAN
UIACrCkISG CO.. % Warren ST.. New York city.
Goth. s.tuS
WANTED-sTENOGRAPH AND REMING-
w ton typewriter operators directed 70 positions:
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenOgraphers and
Bennington oPerstors no 81 barge for services WICK
OFF. sEANANS BENEDICT Remington Type
writer once 18th and n SITS NV sp2D-6
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GOOD MANNERS.
A Mistake Often Made BY Young People /,

Mistake Often Made BY Young People In
Society.
BE your natural self and take no
thought of the consequences. Other
people don't observe you half as much
as you imagine. In a crowd the truth
is that you arc likely to be forgotten,
or pass unnoticed. OF course, If you
are not rich enough to dress as the
society of the rich requires keep out
of that society. You can find your own
place. and you will enjoy it more: nay,
you will enjoy it only, for in the other
you can have no pleasure at all.
Many young people are distressed be-
cause they fear they may not make an
exhibition Of themselves in society
which represents their real value.
They are tr,ubled lest they shall be
misunderstood, put down lower than
they belong, not rated high enough.
Hence they make an effort to convince
those whom they meet that they
are of some consequence. But all that
is a waste of energy, of thought,
anxiety, aud ambition. 1t fails of its
purpose and is likely to produce the
very effect which it seeks to prevent
1t generates q self-consciousness that
breeds embarrassment in turn, and
consequent inability to make desired
revelation and create the hoped-for i'm.
preston.
Learn to forget all about yourself,
how you appear, what ether peop'e
may be thinking of you; and then they
will see you as you really are, and as
you really are you are far more en-
gaging and interesting individual than
you can be when thoughts of the show
you are making of yourself destroy
your natural manner and expression.
Civiiity never goes amiss. A young
girl who looks on old married men as
not worth her consideration or her
gracious courtesy, is likely to find on,
that she has made sad mistake. A
young man who has no attentions to
bestow on women who have passed the
age which he thinks is alone attractive,
may find that he has lost valuable al.
lies in his career. Temple,
In Chautauquan.
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A Clever Hubbard.

"1hey say that handsome women al
ways marry homely men," says Mrs.
Loverly to her husband ''Then !
must be homely," said Mr.. Loverly.
"And the Landowner the woman the
homelier the man, " pursued Mira Low
erly. 'Then 1 must be perfect
fright" said Mr. Loverly; whereupon
Mira Loverly declared that, in her eyes
at least, he was the handsomest man in
the word Y. PresA
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TIGHTS AND STOCKINGS.

Tho Newest WRINKLES in Fastenines and
0aeters-How 3 Girl Ghsps.
Every qus knows that garters have
rome out, and girdles have come in; bat
did any stop to trace the analogy be-
tween the decadence of tho ono and the
popularity OF the other? It il the wear
ing Of tightA Of course. that brings the
garter into desuetude; that Is, that re-
duces the number of garters worn by
one-hslf. It you sec swagger girl
with . gold ribbon one inch in width
clasped around her waist, you may
wager your bank account that she has
its mate clasped around her leg, Just
below the knee. What for? Oh, just
for the quaint conceit of the thing:
It II amusing to watch the pretty
girls shopping for tights. With the per-
versity of things mundane, the hose
counters are presided over by men,
and it 10 very embarrassing to have
them think You are skirt dancer or
ballet favorite. And SO the pretty
girl gets the tights on an order from the
country, or for a friend, or her mother
or grandmother even. Then she hustles
home and puts them on her own
slender extremities, throws away her
garters and harness of elastic straps
and in half an hour realizes that she
has never really lived before. The
lines of anxiety smooth out of her fair
brow, the shadows of care soften from
her eyeA She knows her stockings
won't come down. aud battle, murder,
and sudden death los their terrors for
her.
One of the most remarkable things
about q woman is the way she man
ages from little girlhood up to keep one
corner of her mind clear and devoted to
her stockings in the midst of most dis
tressing grief and anxiety. As child,
no matter how much she wants to beat
her brother in the race, she has to stop
If her stockings come down. AS q won.
an, she may, in the stress of her woe,
let her hairpiIs fall out. she may forge.
to eat or Sleep hut she never relaxea
the vigilance over her stockings The
amount of nerve force consumed in q
lifetime of this constant strict surveil-
ance is enormous. Now that the tyranny
of the garter is ended it is little wonde,
that our girls are growing taller and
that our women are stepping up bravely
into the worlds high places and win
ming laurels in fame's great temple
NJ Y Sun.
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Made weN

Made aoeA
the weak, nervous or ailing woman
who takes DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It's medicine that's
guaranteed to help her. It's an in
MIGRATING, restorative tonic, sooth.
ing cordial and bracing nervine
and certain cure for all the func-
tional arrangements, painful disor-
ders or chronic weaknesses that
affect women. For alterations, dis.
placements, bearing-down sensations,
everything that's known as "fe.
male complaint" it's an unfailine
remedy. It's peculiar one, too
Peculiar in composition, peculiar ii
its cures, and peculiar in the way
it's sold. It's guaranteed to give
satisfaction, in every case, or the
money is refunded. You pay only
for the good you get.
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It's the big, old fashioned pill
that makes the most disturbance
but it's one of DR.. Piercc's Pleasant
Pellets that does the most good.
Mild and gentle, but thorough and
effective-the smallest, cheapest and
easiest to take. They cleanse and
regulate the liver, stomach and
bowels.
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1t Made N Difference.

They had received an invitation to a
wedding and the wife had read it to her
husband.
''How did that go?'' he asked
Your presence is requested at the
-" she began again.
That's enough" he interrupted
eve are all right"
''Why, what was wrong?"
20. nothing. merely wanted u
know whether it was is requested or
are requested It makes good deal
OF difference, don't you see?"
She did finally, but It took her some
time 10 understand - Detroit Trss
Press x T. z=@ ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-01-28

For sick headache dizziness or swimming
in the head, pain in the back, body, OF rheu-
matisnl. take Beecham's Pills
SINCE deer is venison 1t is not extraor-
binary that venison should be dear-Chica-
60 Times.
LIVING in garnet may be said to be a
rheumatic d:flculty.-Lowell Courier.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-01-28

How MY THROAT HURTS! Why don't you
use Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tarl
Pike TOOlhache Drops Cure In one minute.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-01-28

"OH, mamma, why does the preacher al
ways say lastly in the middle of his SER
mon1'-GalvestOn News,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-01-28

The carpenter is not always mathemati-
c1an--but is handy with his 'adz."-Colum-
hus POST
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-01-28
Wanted His NiRht-Cap.

go to- bed, sir, in the closet there!"
said the enraged father to his son, who
had given him just cause of offense.
''Were it not that these gentlemen are
present would give you a sound whip
ping, but you shall have it before break.
fast to morrow" The little culprit went
to bed with a beating heart and the en-
joyments of the party were continued
till late hour. Just when the party
was about to break up the closet door
was pushed gently open and the little
offender thrust out his curly head, and.
with face glistening with recent tears,
desired that the sentence might be put
in immediate execution. Father, would
you jist gle me my ticks the moo? for
Gamma sleep without them. IN. Y. Ad-
xcr*iScr
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-01-28

The Only Ono Ever Printcd-Can You Find
the Word:
There is inch display advertisement
in this paper, this week, which has no two
words alike except one word. The same is
true Of each new one appearing each week,
from The DR.. Harter Medicine Co. This
house places a Crescent" on everything
they make and publish. Look for it, send
them the name Of the word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs or
samples free.