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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. suct.. I4ll est
PGRENPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE No AS FIRST
STREET SOUTHWEST.
vii Sssr 20; sale in front Of IN. rr-u.i.e. on
TTIHVH r scfSck hPIE p, TELL ISIS hz
,sss on S 1st st; aud arrsysa y sea .ory
the sum o. si. 80 10 deed OF trust TO secure
Terms easy. ana made known 9. tim. o, sale siao
the property VIII be resOd ana cost Of default
GEO. W. sTIcKNEY.
splo-lt- Anctioneer.
I ATIMER SLOAN. AuctioneeTs. I.05ast
TRUSTEES. SALE OF S,ItApLE IMPROVED
,sTRnET NORTHWEST. w,SHiSsTNoSS.i = {. u
B. & sna S Sss 2t 5Pi. . IN . s Ia
folio 46l; of the land records Of the DisIric;t
Is. prs@. on M6SpaS. !s Il iTT Rr 4
r The fSlloN,ps preperts situate in Dstrc, and
square SS snd rSnsus 8 Sshs no ON
pyor es sf 2, Isss S n ss b. feet vide In
nov under rental. and known as Nos. lsiO and isia
or s9s 81 s Ss are
n lr ne ysps ss 81 total Of 20 feet 81
a,H or ns, and being IN desir.els central and
s,ae & ee should attract attention Of
Terms 10 cash and deferred payment. viii he an
corins al purShs.ers cost Terms 10 IN cs sna
with in fifteen days ESQ will be required time Of
/ sale
E EaMtEI q q T SIhikdsSUpEr. Trustees.
| apl2-dSds
(,HANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE rNIMPkovEr
y REAL ESTATE IN UNIONrONN AND IN
WASHINGTON CITY, DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA
lnder decree Of the supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia. passed in equity cause No. lia.
thushes VS.. Nc 1enamin. ct al vi sell pub
nc Ancton. II front " the respective prenlSes on
| Thu RsDAl. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL,
1893. Al HALF-pAST FOTR O'CLOCK z. VI all oi
los numbered :S57. 3,;s s,S9 SO 81 :ss 3gi .Sat
s9. Ai. s99, ES. %. 70. 40l. @tSs. 4o3 40i 5.,s
aud >e. on WASHINGTON stree. in the viii sse oi
tniont WI, District e CNlu nibiA
| And on FRIDAY. the To- ENTl-FrRSr DAY on
APRIL. 1892. ~ the same hour. lot l.ttered in
the SUB hyison maze by John 4. kuff a. 90 los >
u. and rart of I. square numbered Eve hundred
anu seventy i've tas.Il. IN Nas lnEtrn rty IN saia
District. said lot fron'ins street LIST and
/ I'd reefs northwest.
Terms OF sale: one-thi-d cash aud residue of p,lr
chase money in equal lnstAliuents. az and twC
4 years. with interest from day of sale. or all.
! or more than cne-thi-d cash, II purchaser -
e.ects deposit o. $50 per 10. for tie Inicn.
/ town lots and o. S2lu for the said lot ''t' re
quiEe on acce tanc- Of bid. All coaveyancing the
| cost OF the purchaser.
JAMES P. RYCN. T-,,st-e.
Nc 20 4 II. ..
OWEN DONNFLfN. rrus.re
THoS. DOWNING X son. aacts. aSS-dSds
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MINNESOTA MILLIONAIRES,
Fresh Gossip and Story About thu
Nabobs of the Great Northwest.
Z II E l. U NJ B ER KIN
a Visit to the Millionaire Street Railroad
Magnate-A Peep into Jim HilIs Mag
nificent Mansion-Other Matters About In
teresting Characters of the Country.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
MISNEAPoLIs, April 10. 1888
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]. WALTER COOKSEY.
ap6-d&ds 344 ID st. n. "
nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucroneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREET BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
1904 folio %. ct of the land of the
District Of Columhia We will sell in front Of the
premises on TUESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF APRIL, A. u. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. T., the
lowing described real estate and premises situate
lying ana being in the city of Washington. District of
Columbia, and known and designated as lot num-
bered twenty three ,23). in subdivision of square
numbered three hundred and ninety (SJ0) toxe Their
with all the improvements, ways, easements and
rights to the same belonging in appertain
ing.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash
the balance in two equal instalments of one and two
years No es to ne eiveu bearing interest 6 per
cent per annum, payable semj-annus!ly. and to be
cured by deed of trust the property sold. all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. deposit of
500 required at the time of sale. Conveyancing.
nc, at purchasers cost. If the terms sale lot
complied with in fifteen days from the day Of sale tie
trustees reserve the riht 20 tn" opery at the
risk AMI cost of the defsuitnz purchaser after
days, advertis. ne o. such resale in newspaper
pub ished in Washington, D. c.
OSCEoLA c. GREEN, r,...
ap1-d6ds WILLIAM A. GORDUN,S irus'ess'
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AUCTION SALES.
pATcIIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auct..
FUrt RE psys.

ftTt Nj bss>
ID ATcIIFFE. DARR CO. Auci.
VERY varran1r rNiNPsovEp PROPERTY on
2 STREET BETWEEN lsr AND 90 sfS
By ACTION
rSnl N r9 AZ Hss - spN aki ncln y.
VII oi.T ior sale IN rout q The freuses b. drtioa
ORIGINAL Icrl
Fronting 81 fee, q IN a. % " Il ana running bah
les Zee inches sl-.or; alley This rroT~rsy 10
command the attention u rsre. IN search OF an IN
Terns' on.-sour,h casa. IN. bAi.ao. IN on. ana
~ yesrs yer cent por .nnatn se ard ~ aesd q
.eSsp.ne 81 ba y he ,r,. ~ al o. AZ. ~, rt M,
pie 18th IN hsien DAYS foU the day Of sale rtght
r rarehS ave., AZ u; -, s&f sent sl ' S
,noh resSls N ssms rHeiish.d VA asshins.
.pi7sisds RADCLIFFE. p,RR a co. .ues.-
A rcTIox s.IE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
on SS;sirrkp.y tts.!. rSrxry.sBcosp. 1888.
Al fiNn oCLoohP NJ. 4 vii ,fer ON the prrm-
,ses on N.shlnstSl svenu. snd "a street. laurel.
lie sale dWeillnss ei,lf ans ten ruom- ot. ssnisS
Ternis: on--third cash. halan,- IN On. an tso
80 " ca CHARLES Il q sf f,,I<hsssr rru....
900 ,t 81 aide building. hatmor., or laurel. Nd
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF FINE ErsrnrScy Prop-
L ERTN ON srREEr RFrwFEN THIRD aSp
FEopEhIH STREETS NoRrHr.sri ALSO OF A
SOUTHEAST
By virtue o. decree ~ the surreu. couy. NJ IN.
nsts lct % Columbia msde Ism DAY 81 A,ril
= Church y comp nsnt sud Anant.- fl.rle-t ard
others ~ defendant. ta- uud-r~,-d who ~,-r~ a.
pont-i ~ said decree Co make sale 81 IN. prpr~ry
h.fsih.iter men oned. viii 50 public suction in
I%TSy Ay on or Thsr rki isa rH =.
HALf-PAsi FOUR O'CLOCK d. M iot n in = A
Bailey ~uhdNslo Of lots IA sanar. No M a. ~.
cit} o. NaSn n-ton nistrtr pf ufnltA a. ler rl.t
rsoi ded IN h~r " n folio So - the reorsis Of rhe
SURVEYORS ohce Il the District % Uoumbia ssii lot
mode n TINT Movements WV
Aso. by virtue % tire same authority NJ FIVE
- i'' on the sAiie day viii sell in front of the
IFrit .--- the ~ - ;eet e ct ~ suh-
~ So noI TO ilck's suts'i sion origins lot
sc. $ IN square NO Q. m said CITY of ws-hington
a. yer rlat re. rded in l.b-r A. L. II fobo 81 %;
the records Of the surveyors once Of the psS,r- ~
heuse - i~u'' "~e'Nns
Tins % sale: Zach o. tho sAid sale. viii n. mad.
cAs iric~ IA casl onsthirl thersf IN one va.r from
Z tlr Jay - stle and th- oth-r one rd thereof i'm
lNe yra> loia Inc DAY 81 sIl@ and for IN. ~f.r-~d
lhA i'rniH % purchases vii ~ REQUIRED 10 ex.rf,t.
NOT ps I" as Aforesaid. beA-nc .r,st from a'
an - 'urrt b. deed Of trust uron the parcel Of
p"'' -r'A i"r Mttch the gwen or ~. pur-
ch.sr nak pAy al cash, hts ont on a.r.o.i, -
sVp "a re r'1ui cd - the purchaser of eNrh Parcel
a. ih- rine o. sale. ani a. the terms nf sale X, MT
courtiea with within twenty lay- there. 80, a..
trustees the reht - resell ~. t,r1trtS =. ~.
risA and cost Of ,l-flu iinE pure s-er
HENhA MlsE GAEHErr. Trustc>,
wIMAN l. COLE. Irusio..
DuNcANsoS BROS. Auctioneers spia'asa.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Absolutely the most durable PIANO made :indorssd
by the musical profsson constructed after the most
artistic designs an In all kinds Of wood casee
Ests Oished more than 20 years
apl7-tr PfkIFFER 4 CONLIFF Az 18th st. NV
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctfoneers,
612 st. NV


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. $500 ON o STREET GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated September 90
1883, and recorded in Iiber 1857, folio Pos sea-
one Of the land records Of the District of Columbia
ar the request of the parties secured thereby will
sell at public auction. in front of the premises the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY. TIE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK
H. the following described real estate and prem-
SEES situate in the said District Of Columbia being
parts OF lots numbered rs and ZIG in Beals addi-
tion to said town. BEGINNING for the same at point
on the souh side OF Bea street distant forty and
s,K-iweifths feet l 6-l2) east from the corner Of
i3eal and Greene streets and running thence Beal
street twenty COD feet thence southerly
ives; and parallel with Beal street twenty t20) feet
pnrtenances thereto belonging.
Terms Of sa!e; One hall CD cash. balance in two
90 equal inssallments in ak 90 and twelve l2)
months from day oil sale. for which installments
notes OF the to be ven bearing interest
the rate OF SIX t0 per centum from day Of
SALE to be secured by deed Of the property
sold or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
deposit o: one hundred u00) dollars required the
time OF sale Terms of sale to be complied with in
hfteen days from day Of SALE otherwise trustee
serves the right resell the property and
cost of the defauting purchaser after i've days
tisement u such resale in The Evening Star news
psper. published in the city OF Washington D. c. All
CHARLES ~, MATTHEWS. Trustee
A w Nash N
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BY vIR.
~ tue o. . writ OF teri facias issued out Of the
clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Columbia and to me directed viii sell public sale
for cash At the auction rooms Of Ratcline, Darr {
PissES.T e cglpYYbi o q EE
O'CLOCK A. NJ. all the right. title. claim and in.
tsrsst Of the defendant In and to the following de-
bsse tables 2oak tables. d racks (hatl clock.
6o5C. =; Brentwood chairs. looking glass. . LONG
coolns utensils. lot q crocisry cash resister So
salon: ross VIM. ssons Ia d1s sa
20 gallons CONT whisky 70 hoxss Of cigar. and is
the property Of Frani Miner and viii be sold 70
s.tisfy execution No: 3sseS u favor Of Christian
District Of Columbia RATcLIFFx DARR 8 Co
AuctionesrA apSxloin
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T. WAKKEN JOHNSON. Auc.icueer.
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMEp PLEDGES

AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
Will sell by pubic auction at the store of H. K
Fulton. l. S PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest COM
meacing Tue DAY. APRIL TWENTY-FIFTH at
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, all the unredeemed pledges in
his store which the interest is due one year or
more consis ing of Gold. Silver and Metal Cased
watches. Chains. Charms. Lochets Cuff Buttons,
Collar Buttons, Scarf Pins, Studs. Lace Pins Ear
rin2s Bracelets. Plain Gold and Set Rings, Solid
Silver and Plated Ware, Diamonds and other precious
s'oles. GnnS, Rifles, Eevo vers, Razo-s Canes UNI
brellGs, Clippers, Naises. Oera ana Field Glasses.
Dress Goods. Seal Goats. Musical. Surgical, Mathe-
matica! and Mechanic In = uments &c
SAFE TO continue lnornlnss at TEN O'CLOCK
evenings at lWO and SEVEN O'CLOCK until all the
lots sold " -
Ticket holders please take notice
:, II. X. FULTON. Pawnbroser
Ia
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pATCLIFFE DAER CO. AUCTIONEERs,
Az go PA. AVE. n W.


EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTtTt ON q STREET OPPOSITE THE
PENSION BUREAU BEING THE TWO-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING NO. 46o
q STREET NOETUWE L
BY virtue Of tine last will and tas ament of Charlotte
Heier dacc,s.d will sell by bile auction in f,ort
OF the pranlis IS IN I UiSD tY. APRIL EIGHTEENTH.
1893; AT FIVE O'clock 4. NJ, part OF LOT NUN
D-red SIX 80 III square BIS fronting fifteen on
rect near the of .btii. vi arptn of
i've feet to an alley with the rUvements. &c.
Terms: third Of tHr purchase money 10 be
pad III cash, the res.dUe in and two from
the day OF SALE evidenced by tie note OF the pur-
chaser. bearing interest the OF q yer per
annuIu from day of sale payable semi-annuaiiy. and
cash. at tGe OPTION ot the purchaser 4 deuosit of
800 .Iired at tie time Of Terms be
pied in fifteen days from he day 4
veyancing recording. &c. at the purchasers cost.
PENRY NDIGT
apl1-d&ds Executor of Charlotte Heiler
I ATIMER Il SLOAN. AuctIon-ers, IA9I q st. n w.
L. JUSTICES SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK RES
IDESCE. No. 100; FOURTH ST. Sc.
By virtue % deed of trust da ed 18th day of An
gust. ID. 1897. and duy recorder IN Libar No. 1921
folio BOB e. III tn. Land records Of tine District
Columbia. and at the request of the party secured
PROMISES. on Tuesday, THE tIGt rEENTH DAY
OF APRIL. 1892. Al FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. lot No.
81 in Christine Schmidt's subdivision square No
F9J. situate IN SAID District. improved by a two
story DricE resldence With modern improvements.
Terms: $500 cash. balance small monthly pay
men win interest. or all cash. 500 deposit re-
CURED at sale.
H. u. BERGMANN., Tr,.,o..
u. NJ. EMMERICH. J Arustees'
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CHARLES W. PRETTYMAN,
JAMES B. HENDERSON. Irustees.
THOMAS DOwLINGk SON. Auctioneers
apis Is. 20, %. "a 6,28 6I2Fst
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TEN O'CLOCK AN.
Also at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ Fine Coach Team
and years old city broke and Perfectly sound.
Single Drivers and Saddle Horses in rood condition
A good general purpose team. together with Bug
Ries Coaches, Wagons, Harness, &c.
ap15-3t RADCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.
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DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE ON TENTH AND / AND
IhNIH AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL NINETEENTH, at
HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. will sell in
front OF the premises parts lots - and 3D. square
$40. fronting 20 feet 10th ST. with depth OF SO
ieet inches. improved by frame house No. 151 10Th
st. Sc.
mne lately thereafter the west NJ of lot 8 square
c5, having front OF - feet st. between Oh and
10th ST. Sc with depth of 80 feet inches. This
property is unimproved.
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THOMAS DOWNING son. Auctioueers.
6lo Z 1T. u. "
.jObU VI ST. n. W.
THOMAS DOWLING& son. Aucts. ap41

tTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count of the weather until WEDNESDAY, APRIL
NINETEEN H 1888 same hour and place. apl2-dts
u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., AUCTIONEFRS
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auct.. l4ll est
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE No 44s FIRST
STREET SOUTHWEST.
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VERY vAl.TAnIF rNINPRovED PROPERTY on
srREkr BETWEEN Isl AND Cd SIS
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eS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count Of rain. until WEDNESDAY. NINETEENTH
OF APRIL. A. D. 1893 a. QUARTER PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. in from of the premises.
apl3dEds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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HnHLIO MARES IN
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AUCTION SALES.
T0NORR0w-

u ATCLIFFE. DARR Co. Auctoneera
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ALL THE FURNITURE.
&c. CONTAINED IN THE HOTEL SOUTH
ESN. So.ol3 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST
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TUNING AND REPAIRING-GEoRGE ELY,
u piano maker, tuner and repai-er, .-sl 10Th ct
sw workshop in the rear; organs tuned aud 70
paired mh2O-Ims
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Columbus Documents and Relics COMM
to the Worlds Fair.

Columbus Documents and Relics Coming
TO the Worlds Fair.
The Secretary Of State has received dispatch
from the United States legation at Madrid con-
veying the formal acceptance by the Duke Of
Berwick and Alba Of the invitation sent him by
the President to loan for the Chicago EXPOSE
ton relics Of Columbus in his possession. As
the dukes family formerly held the titles and
estates granted by the Spanish sovereigns to
Columbus these relics have descended to them
directly from the discoverer. Among them are
several valuable manuscripts, including an &C.
count rendered by Columbus of the amount Of
gold obtained by him in Santo Domingo. and
the persons to whom it was sold. Another is
the reply of Columbus to a criticism Of his
claims against the crown of Spain. Another is
a draft for one hundred gold castellanos and
letter reading as follows:
"Most Virtuous Sir: pray You to cause 100
gold castelanos, which need here to 60 to Sc
vile. to be loaned to me. You will be pleased
to order them TO be given to the bearer, Diego
Tristan, my major domo, who will acknowledge
the receipt thereof on the back Of this draft
Done on Friday. the 22d of October. 1901
Following this is the signature of Columbus
On the back of the paper appears Diego iris
tans receipt. Then follows a memorandum in
Columbus handwriting.
The above amount was deducted from the
900 which afterward were given me at
Seville by order of her highness to aid me in
defraying the expenses and the receipt of which
1 acknowledged
Another document is a lengthy argument ad-
dressed to Ferdinand and Isabella, made by
Columbus in the yeaP 1900. demanding the full
enjoyment Of his privileges and concessions.
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FOR YOUNG sCULLERS.

Stephenson, the Australian Oarsman, Sug-
gests New Move.
Charles Stephenson, the Australian sculler, in
talk the other day on the proposed move TO
improve sculling said: MY idea would be to
fetch out some oarsmen by giving race say for
boys under twenty-one years Of age. say two
miles with a turn. in which they would have to
give their right age; or a handicap race, ac-
cording to performances of races in which they
have rowed before, so you could judge them.
There are no young scullers to defend the title
against the old school of oarsmen Hanlan,
Teemer. Gaudaur and Hosmer are still in
the field and no way to fetch any out to the
front.
1T is different in Australia where Spencer
brothers, Deible and Joe and Jack Thompson,
and Watson and Underwood and others take
hold of men who never saw a pair of SOULS or
shell and make great oarsmen of them. Deible
kept Bill Beach, his wife and family in all the
clothes, board and pocket money they wanted
for three years before he ever won a race.
spencer brothers have had Clifford. Searle,
Trickett and Sullivan Clifford they kept two
years and never won a race: they got two boats
from America and two from England and lost
co, 600 in stake money alone in four races.
These brothers have five men or SO learning to
row all the year round and if they don't turn
out to be world beaters they are given all the
opportunities; put In the best of boats and
trainers that can be got to coach them. 1t takes
a man two years at least to develop his muscles
for rowing. so l would advise all to bring out
the young scullers"
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is-snessl and nervous prostration, was persuaded
10 try Paines Celery Compound
tool results were shown after the use of one
bottle. and three practically cured me-
'Fury approaching the benefits derived from the
use of Palnes Celery Compound, I take pleasure in
Recommending IL 10 others. II l. not only valuable
a. aremedy. but delightfully."- pleasant as a COM
pound
The case % Helen Jackson who now resides at
- Lawrence street, i not unlike it, Both suffered
from the result Of impaired nervous system.
and both were speedily cured says Mrs. jack
an.
NV lei shoulder and arm. my knee and the
lower part Of nv right leg became very stiff and
painful could hardly walk. My doctor came
and prescribed for me. Instead of getting better
81 worse II shifted from my shoulder down to
nv hand Thatwas swollen could not use IL
for some weeks Ny leg remained the same
nobbied arOund for one whole month before gave
up That in January. One afternoon in Feb
rusry fen az though I would Ike TO lie down for
afev moments. did. but STAYED there. did
not get Up again for two months ! had three doc
tors and they told me I mad innammatory rheuma-
Wa ghi- That was 80 swollen and so crooked
and painful, thought would never get it
ighf again
with all ths medicine ! took nothing seemed TO
help.
"Durug that time nv sister recommended
faine- Ceiery Compound, and ! began taking it at
once. slow nut sure n did its work. l felt the
effect two weeks time. In two weeks more
I began 10 walk with a cane. II you could see me
nov, the way walk about. you would never be-
Hevs il was who could not walk for two months
Pains- Celery Compound did IL. i believe in 1t
and recommend II n everybody.
MY husband also had terrible sharp pains all
through his BODY which located in his left hip. He
commenced at once taxing Paine's Celery Com
pound and can prove the wonderful effect it had on
him. The pains left him and he felt a different
man altogether"
Prom ali over the state. and particularly along
tas Hnisou where it has been almost impossible to
supply the demand for Paine's Celery Compound
come the same Kind Of reports. says Harnan Hen
derer u - 81 street. Albany:
I'll affords me pleasure TO ada my testimony to
the value and efficacy Of Paine's celery Com
pound
"burng the SIX wears between 1sSI and 1seo
Wa a constant surerer from acute rheumatism.
for many days az a time being unable % leave my
bed. and AZ ali times suffering intense pain.
81 nal tTed every remedy suggested, without
obtaining relief. and had about given up all hope
Of recovery. when. little over a year ago, at the
earnest solicitation % friend. / began 10 use
Faine'- teiery COMPOUND Prom the time began
taking nc compound began 10 obtain relief and
for the past nine months have not Ice: dsy from
my business, and now consider myself perma-
Bsnfiy cured
Pains's celery Compound makes people well.
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HARvARD's NEW MOVE.
A Graduate to Manage All the Athletic
Interests.

A Graduate to Manage All the Athletic
Interests.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 18-The Harvard
athletic committee has just made known a most
important move in athletics. 1t is the appoint
ment by the corporation of Harvard University
of graduate treasurer and manager. naming
Herbert White, secretary of the Varsity Foot
Ball Association. This action is a complete
Overturning of the method OF unorganized
management nov in use and will be of value in
cutting down the expenses of the various teams
The contract. as signed by Mr.. White. provides
that his duties begin in july, and from that
time he will manage entirely the financial part
of the athletic teams, being subject to the
athletic committee alone.
Each team will have a sub-manager, who will
be appointed as formerly. excepting that the
appointment is to come from the graduate man.
ager instead of from the captain of the team.
These sub -managers will be responsible to Mr.
White.
In attendance to this work the graduate man.
ager will oversee the athletic field and build
ings. He will also furnish the athletic goods
for the different teams. The contract provides
also that the graduate manager shall receive
and hold all money resulting from athletic con-
tests. and shall disburse or invest it for the
benefit of Harvard athletics Such investments
must first receive the sanction of the athletic
committee. In addition it is proposed that the
manager shall run training table for the vari-
Gus teams.