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EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
" VERY NAIUARIE IMPROVED AND LINN

h fH5arS ftraE SS srk SR E TIN
f2EsT ETH fT KEK 81 P2TH
F.sSTREEI %PP5sITE EBBITT HOUSE AND
sfRfErASp THo v%cAS S o. E hEhik
n ~ n ate saa trustees s h the
%ESSSEsRS S6in 1 is$ ea%
2 ans s sy all Of # f. in n
feet and said G part Of lot
With Of ans
y tb,se stores. OF land s e lot
1881 snd 1899 having each fron,o, l8fsst and store
are impr 10y by the large building No: COO.
Sntf .n AND s ss b n rs
front Of % 81 feet and depth Of 100 feet to alley and
This ropsriy is stna:sd in the best BUSINESS To-
caiiy in the cty in the immediate vicinity q nearly
adaP,ed Tors for stores. . aces o. hots ana
Al the public sale We will offer the property in six
ssris.Sfi parcels or otherwise deemed at the time
The terms of sale. unless modified by the under
fourth in cash and the residue in three equal install
be given the purchasers notes. bearing intersst
St the as Of from Dc.
Of s.ti.tsctio OF The undersixned on the
property Sold or all cash. at the Option of the p9r
seceetsd will r. be required when the bid
undersigned reserve the right to RESELL after notice
by public adyerysement ia their discretion. at the
cost OF the defautiuH purchaser. ali costs Of
vey.ncng at purchasers cost Plats Of the vrorerty
can be at the Offices Of the undersigned, where
further information will be given and proposals for
purchase at private sale will be received.
W. Z EDMONSTON. Executor and Trustee.
Office 500 5th ST. NV.
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN, Executor and Trustee,
Once 9l7 st. n. W.
~ q. SLOAN successors to Iatimer n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAhs.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co.. Auctioneer
ROSES At AUCTION FROM


wELI-KNOwN NURSERY
wv choice Rose Basies. superb share, rood color.
delightful fragrance. will be sold sales room,
corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue mort b.
west; rRIDAn MORNING, MAY TwENTY-sIXTH.
Iny2i-2t WALTER q. WILLIAMS co. AuctsL
II ATcLIFFE, DARR a CO.. Auct.-,
~ s2o Pennsylvania ave. n. ".
SiRAbLE UNIMpR0NED RIAL ESTATE Ar
THLS0ETHMFsTC CORNER OF TWELFTH AND
Il STREETS NORTHEAST BY AUCTION
Under and BY virtue OF the last will and testament
OF I; X Bingham. deceased will offer for sale by
public auction. in front Of the premises
9 91 =, ssaICkDAI. JUNE THREE, A. D. isa3, Al
fINE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the following described real
sst.,e ~ ng and heinz in the city Of washingtoa,
pstrict Of Couu bis. 70 wit: Sub lots 1Oq 10 and
IL IN square sl each fronting IL feet with depth
oi - II feet with lOfoot right Of way over sdjoin-
Ing lots to a 2OLfoot alley.
Terms Of sale each lot: one-third cash, balance
IN one and two the deferred paymenfs o. hear
INTEREST from the day Of sale. at the cent
Ter annunl. payable selni-annually and secured by
uee OF trust ON Tho premises sold all cash the
n.Ilon OF the purchaser purchasers A deposit Of
elUp required Al the time of sale Terms
VIII IN nfteen days from the day ale otherwise
te executor and trustee right 10 raseii
the property the risk and cost Of the defautins
purchaser or purchasers. All cCnvevancing rec,rd-
ing, &c. at purchasers cost.
-, D. NJ. GILLFTT.
and rus
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~ u. SLOAN 4 co. Aucfioneers
No tsuccessOrs to Lstimer SIoan)
l407 @ St n "

SALE OF OF TINTAhE, cRocKERY.- STOVES
CHAPS &c. &c,
On MONDAY. MAY TWENTY NINTH. lsss3 nj
LIZ n, we VIII sell at public auction the en-
OF he store al northwest corner Of North
ana De,rees stree IT'S being balance of stock Of
Terms: Cash. Dealers invited
mysIf g. O. SLOAN A 20 Auct.
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my23-dGds


(NEO. W. STICKNEY. Auct.. l4lI G st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
BEING HOUSE NO. 219 STH STREET NORTH
EAST
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust. recorded in
lAber No 1853. folio %. ct seq. one of the land
records for the District Of Columbia and at the re-
guest OF the party secured thereby. will offer for
sale IN front Of the premises. WEDN SDhY, THE
THIRTY FIRST DAY F MAY. A. ID. 1893 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ lot 81 in John G. Saters subdivision
OF lots In so OF. the is recorded in book 49,
page 49, OF the surveyors Office of the District o: Co.
inba. sold subject to two deeds of trust securing in
stated at time of sale
Terms of sale Al cash in excess of said deed Of
trust. 300 deposit At the time of sale. Terms to be
comp led with III ten days the property resold
at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
WHITEEIELD McKINLAY. Trustee.
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myo1-dSd,
nUNcANSoN BROS. Aucts..
~ Cor. 9Th aud ID SIS. NV.

FINE BuILDING LOT ON NJ STREET RFrvrFN
18Th AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST,
IN MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
Ninth, a. y 1893. At FIT ZEN MINUTES PAST
rINf O'CLOCK We will sell IN front of the premises
me 'ast 70 feet front If lot numbe red by tie epth
the reof In square numbered 1876.
IL, ms PROPERTY fronts on NJ street between 18th and
loth streets northwest and is a fine building lot
:, Terms; one-third cash. balance in one and two
year. 81 U Ter cent PER annum interest PAYABLE semi
annually, and 60 lie secured by a deed 81 trust on
the property sold. or al cash. al the option OF the
ntrcAser deI'osit Of 500 will he required at time
u sale All conNeyancing, recording. &c the pur-
cost Terms of sale to be- complied with in
oays Otherwise the right reserved resell the
p s, a, the risk and cost Of defautinR purchas q
attf nNe DAYS advertisement Of such ale in eoue
newsraper Published IN Mashington D. G
-my~9uads DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
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Always Use PIatf's Chiorides
rHGsinfect the drains, water closets, sinks, &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,


THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer.
VALUABLE UNIMpRONID PROPERTY. FRONT
ING ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN PENN
SALNANIA AVENUE AND STREET NORTH
on THURsDaY. MAY TwENTY-FIFTH. 1893. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, shall offer for SALE in front
OF the premises. part Of lot E. square 349. fronting
90 . feet on 10th st.
Terms day of sale.
lny2O-4t THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN Auctioneer.
~ G. SLOAN CO., Auctioneers, l40I ST.,
~. Successors TO Latimer Sloan.
FLOWERS At AUCTION
COMPRISING A FINE SELECTION OF BEDDING
AND DECORATIVE PLANTS. SUCH AS VINES.
BULBS: ROSE. FUsIAS. nc. &c. FROM THE
ON THURSDAY. MAY TWENTY-FIVE. 1893. at
1907 @ St, will sell for ]. X. Freeman fine
assortment of plants, as partly ntioned above.
nly.232t c. G. SLOAN & CO. Aucts.
n G. SLOAN L CO.. Auct:oneers l407 G st. NV.
~. Successors to Latimer Sloan
TOCLOSE 4 SYNDICATE.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS CORNER OF
EIFTE iF AND RoSEDALE , STRE Re i
THE G3LUMABIA RAILWAY At E. A I So, =.
sell lots 80 and 81 in block IS of Long Meadows each
fronting - feet on 10Th by depth of 30 feet on
Rosedale st to alley. Having also large frontage
on Rosedale at makes these lots susceptible of being
subdvded into about six building lots fronting that
way.
Terms easy and made known at sale.
myS2 d&ds G. G. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,

w AUCTIONEERS.
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF BLOOMING AND
DECORATIIE rLANTs. VIZ; PALMS. pan
hztLEis. RH hn5t cRNrRARfhs.
&c. FROM THE NURSERY OF JOHN SAUL:
sTREET AID PENNsTLyANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST. FHIDAY. NAY TWENTY
SIXTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK NJ.
my242t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts..
III Il
ol2 L st. n. v
CAR loan OLE unnSrC ANn NAprc

CAR LOAD OF HORSES AND MARES
. AT AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY, MAY TwENTY-SIXTH. 1899, AT
TEN O'CLOCK. WE WILL SELL WfTHIN OUR
BAZAAk; 6l2 STREET NORTHWEST, A
CARLOAD OF GOOD SERvICEABLE HORSES
AND MARES. CONSISTING OF SOME VERY
FINE DRIVERS, GOOD WORKERS AND GYM
ERAL nTILIT1 STOCK; Also SOME FINE
D. b KEIFER. ELIZABETETOwN. PA. SALE
POSITIVE. NO RESERVE.
THOMAS BOWLING & son,
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BRIGHTwOOD CITIZENS.
They Meet and Discuss Matters of Interest
to Their Section.

COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO MAKE ARRANGE
MENrs Fer THE PROPOSED CELEBRATION
NEXT MoNTH-THE QUESTION OF SANITATION
DISCUSSED AT SOME LENGTH-THE RAILROAD
MATTER TOUCHED UPON.
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR L co, AUCTIONEERs,
IL go PA AVE. NV.

VERY VALUABLE SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
PROPERTY. KNOWN AS NO. GO9
BY AUCTION,
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. TWENTY. SIXTH
MAY. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale in
front Of the premises,
PART OF LoT4
SQUARE isT,
Fronting &c feet 81 inches 9th street by depth of
Gt feet Az inches.
This property is situated in the very heart of the
city. being within few feet of street and the new
city post office.
Terms: One-fourth cash. the balance in one two
and three years. per cent annum. payable semi
annually secured by deed of trust on the property
sold. all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
deposit of 5000 required at the time of sale. II the
from the day Of sle the right is reserved sell the
property at the risk and cost OF the fsultny
after hye days advertisement sch resale in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON. ID. c. All con
Neyancng and recording at the cost of the
myl9-d&ds RAICLIFEE. DAkR & CO. Aucts.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUctioneers. my24 -eo&ds
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioueerr
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE or
!srRLET NoRTHwEsT. BETWEEN 18TH

SAl.E Of VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
sIRLEI NnkTHNEsT. BETWEEN 18TH
In of deed Of trust dated on the 7th dsy
Of May A. ID. 1890 snd recorded In Iib.r No. 1880.
folio ABB .eQ of tine land for District on
Columbia, and by direction Of the person secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell public
auction IN front 81 ia. premises. TUESDAY, the
r I'M d,-I DAY OF MAY A. d. 1919. AT
fortysin ts6 in the subdivision Of square numbered
one hundred and ninety-nine $780, WASHINGTON.
D. C.. per plat recorded in Book IL folio a. Oh
the surveyors once Of the District of Columbia to-
gether with the improvements consisting Of three
story brick reside nee.
Terms Of sale One-third cash of which the sum Of
$500 is 70 be pa % tire time Of sale and the residue
IN two equal lnstallments in sir and twelve months
from the date Of sale for which the purchaser viii be
required TO give his promssory notes be date
the sad day OF sale. with interest the OF
ce'ltum per annum. and 70 be secured by . deed Of
trust upon the premises sold Or the purchaser may
all cash AZ his option. Terms OF sale 70 be com
piled with within twenty days. otherwise the prop
erty may 10 resold the risk and Of the defau
JAMES G. BERRET, Z r-,....
my0-eoSds MARTIN r. MORRIS, irussse&
rr-THF ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. JUNE THIRD. d.. 1884, same hou1
and place. BY order of the trusteesL
myo4-eOkde
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS, auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. SIT
IAIE No. 1924 LINDEN PLACE BETWEEN
g AND II AND TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
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EvTcH. FOX 4 BROWN. REAL ESTATE BROKERS
l4J0 q STREET NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Al LANIfR HEIGHTS -


BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust bearing date
February 3. 1872. aud rec, rded in Liltsr No lfiR
ioo 80 81 seq " the land records of the District u
Columbia and at the requast Of the party secured
merely. We viii sci at pub & auction in front OF the
or JUNE, ls9I. AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
y NJ the following described real estate situate IN
the county %: Washington District Of Coinmhs 10
wat: Lot numbered one hundred and fourteen a ~
OF Perkins and Mcachlens subdivision If lots num-
bred nnety-six GsO ninety seven go ninety-
eixt tScl and part II nnetr-nine gta of Elizabeth
L. Dunn's subdivision. known '.Lsuier Heirhts
az same Is recr rd-d IN lber County No g." folio
81. IN The Nee OF the surveyor said District said
lot front fifty t0) feet Kansas avenue and i'm
proved 10y frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale onethird Of the purchase money and
expenses OF sale TO be raid in cash balance in ono and
two years. Wit interest at the of per cent per
tnnuin Iayable semi-annuslly secured by deed u
trust on the property sold. all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser deposit OF 900 required
q sale Terms Of sale 10 be complied with within ten
days. or the property viii be resod the and cost
chasers cost.
S SAahs Z W fI B6Bxs Trustees.
DUNCANsON BROS. AUctioneers. my2< -eokds
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bOuntlful resources, our State bids fair to soon
rival her leading sister States. No man within
the boundaries of this commonwealth more fully
represents the progressive commercial spirit OF
this age, or has had more to do with the develop
ment of the same, than has he whose nomination
i shall second.
Being as he is fully equipped intellectually to
measure up to the high standard that has always
held forth in the upper branch OF our national
Congress; being as ne Is fully eognizant OF tue
ton, l know OF no one. Mr.. President, who could
or would take higher rank or more ably represent
us in that august body or match the great Repub-
lioans our State has sent there-Lane, Morton
and HarrisOn-than would Charles w. Fairbanks.
Not a stain wonld be found upon his senatorial
tOga; not a cloud upon the glory Of his name.
Having never held nor sought an office of pub
lie trust, he has, ever since ne attained his ma
iority, performed his full and entire duty toward
lection about US all. His political reputation
stands forth unspotted before the world. The
tongue of calumnyh has never assalled his charac-
ter, nor brought In question his untarnlshed,
steadfast and patriotic devotion to both State
and Nation
On behalf of that coterie of counties in the
western part of our State that in the late cleo
ton did their full and entire duty In behalf of
the Republican party and good government; on
behalf of the entire Republican host and that
element of our society that demands a high de-
gree of mauhoOd and statesmanship in our ma
tional representatives; and especially on behalf
of the young men of Indiana who are to-day in
q large measure bearing the burdens of our State
without a proper representation, I second the
nomination of Charles w. Fairbanks.
Senator Griffith followed, seconding the
nomination of senator TErpie.
The vote was then taken and announced
thirty-five for Turple and fourteen for
Fairbanks.
This, with the House vote, makes a total
of ninety-eight for Turple and fifty for
Fairbanks. one Republican from each
house being detained by illness. To-day
at noon both houses will meet to compare
votes.
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DR.. B%UCHTEL'S TRAVELS.
Lecture Before the 7. III. C. A. Last Night
Heard by a Large Audience.

Rev. DR.. Buchtel. of the Central-avenue
Church. had a large and interested audi
ence last evening to listen to his talk. en-
titled "A Summer in Europe" He devoted
the evening chiefly to London and Paris.
seeking rather to give instruction thar
merely TO interest. His description of Lon
don. his illustrations of it's immensely and
it's prominent buildings. of which he had
photographs. gave the listener q good idea
of the greatest city in the world. the pop
ulation of the greater London being 6.0OO,.
900. only one-tenth of which was not born in
England, thus making that nation respon-
siDle for the character of the
city in a sense that the larg-
e- American cities. with their
l>rge foreign element. are not. With the
stereopticon DIR. Buchtel gave an excellent
idea of the magnificent buildings of Paris
In connection with his vivid description
and his historical data. DR.. Buchtel CON-
mended the English because they have no
Sunday papers and no Sundry postotfice
delivery, but he did not attempt to show
that because of these differences British
cities are more moral than those of America.
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AN OPEN QUESTION.

Whether it be wiser to wait un-
til "the springtime comes, gentle
Annie" before deciding for needed
renovations of the home is doubtful.
This is good weatherfor inside work.
We have the stocks. In Curtains,
Carpets, Wallpapers and Furniture
we feel able to satisfy all tastes and
all ideas as to money expenditure.
You will do well to call now and ex-
anime these things. If you do not
buy, so be it; we cordially welcome
visits of inspection.
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Stare Board of Education.

Yesterdays meeting of the State Board
of Education was held at the Bates House,
the temperature in the Office of the Super
%intendent Of Public Instruction not being
of sufficient height to insure comfort. The
bulk OF the business transacted yesterday
was of a routine nature, and of
interest only to the board. The
questions for life. State and pro-
feesional licenses were submitted and
approved. the high-schoois of Gosport and
Upton were commissioned and the admit
tance of the graduated pupils to the fresh
man classes ofth State universities author
ized. The board adjourned last night TO
meet again on May IS.
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BABY FROZEN TO DEATH.
Sad Result Of a Combination of Poverty and
the Bitter Weather.

Willie Carter. a three months-old babe,
was frozen to death night before last under
the most pitiful circumstances His
mother. a colored woman. living at No. 90
Spruce street. was deserted some time ago
by her husband. and has since. by means
of takIngin washing. managed to barely
support herself and three small children.
Monday sue ran out of money md fuel,
and shIvered through the night only to
find that her OUNCES child. Willie. was
dead BY her side In the morning. Steps
have been taken TO give her relief.
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SPECIAL TICKET SALE FOR THE INDIANAPOLIS LADIES.

1t is our desire that every lady in Indianapolis shall give EMPRESS
JOSEPHINE FACE BLEACH a fair trial, and for this reason we make the
following offer. Every person presenting this ticket to any of the drug
gAs whose names appear on the same, will receive, FREE of CHARGE,
one cake EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACE SOAP with the first purchase
of a bottle of Empress Josephine Face Bleach.
Empress Josephine Face Bleach retails at 7c per bottle; the Powder at
SOC, and the Soap at 2c.
No Soap given away unless the Journal Ticket is presented
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Killed on "Hdrd Drink"

Such was the verdict of a jury in a muir
der case. because the murderer struck his
victim with a chunk of ice. The judge
had to scquit the prisoner. Many die.
however, in reality from hard drink"
Take our advice and drink a pure and
wholesome malt product like the excellent
and nutritious Home Brew" and you will
increase your terrestrial existence at least
a score of years. On tap every where.
Bottled by j. Bos. Telephone 1865.
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To Succeed Judge study.

Governor Matthews yesterday appointed
q judge for the Eighth judicial district,
which Office was made vacant by the death
of Judge Study. attorney James X. Ewing.
of Greensburg. receiving the appointment.
The new judge has long been connected
with the Greensbnrg bar, aud is known as
one of the bright men of the legal profess
si0u
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NEW side-boards at VIM. L. Elders.

MEMBERS of the Legislature desiring THE
JOURNAL left at their hotels or boarding
houses are requested To cave their orders
at the counting-room. send . postal-card or
telephone 10 NO. go.
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Myers in Office.

w. r. Myers yesterday assumed the du-
ties of the office of Secretary of State. o.
S. Ellis, of Anderson, will officiate as dep
uty, and Miss Soloman will be retained as
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NEW YORK STORE
1852

ESTABLISHED 1851
Remember THESE so Italian Blan-
K @ 8, with
for Tb,r,do- bright Roman
v IHuIou0y. stripe, for couch
ers, pOr-
there's, ETC.. cut from $3.50 to CSC.
26 Smoking Jackets, all that were left
from Christmas stock. We'd like to bid
them final adieu-yours fer half price.
100S-inch Turkey ParlOr Busters at Sc.
200 Hand painted Straw Splashers, &c.
1S1 n~ice-looking e~arthenware Cuspi-
dOres, tastefully decorated, at SC.
Chain P~ot-cleaners, long handle
saves the hands-10c.
PETTIS DRY GOODS co.
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imported Wines.

For fine imported wines. sherry, Port, Rhein
Wines, etc., go to Caspar Schmalholz, % South
Meridian street, direct importer. Goods sold
from one bottle on up.
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Ice Tools.

Ice Tools.
We are agents for Woods's Ice Tools the best cool
in that line on the market. We carry an assortment
in stock. and can fill large orders direct from factory
on short notice. Call and see us or send for illustrat-
ed catalogue. We sell at manufacturers prices.
q FUGATE.
50 South Meridian street.
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Members of the LEGISLATURE

Desiring THE JOURNAL left at their hotels
or bOardin0-hOuees are requested to leave
their orders at the ounting-room. send q
p0stal.card or telephone to No. 236.
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II Gross Sold in 6 Days!
The One Night Cough Cure Syrup, and Mays
Catarrh Cure Inhalers. Only 10 cents at any
notwithstanding, Sloan, etc.
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OUT THIS OUT

OUT THIS OUT
JOURNAL TICKET.l
Dear Madam:
This card entities you 70 a cake OF
EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACE. SOAP
With the first purchase OF a bottle Of
EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACE BLEACH,
Provided the same is bought within ton days
Respectfully,
Geo. w. Sloan, % West Washington street.
+. Will Painter, 81 West Washington street.
Pomeroy d Huber. opp site Postofice.
r. L. Eads, cor. Delaware and New York sta,
]. W. Bryan. opposite Union Depot.
indianapolis Ind
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HALF PRICE.

No reserves.
First come first served.
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b8aae a 80
Mr.. President-Six years ago in this chamber
the Republicans nominated and voted for Ben
iamin Harrison as the undisputed choice OF the
people of our State for United States Senator.
Although i'll the minority in this body then. as
now, they gave TO him their cordial, steadfast
and unconditional support. Since that time he
has received the grateful plaudits or O happy
and contented people. and has. in return, given
To our people one of the ablest, most patriotic
and progressive administrationsin the annals of
Onr national history.
To-day we have another like duty TO perform.
Although there is no prospect whatever OF our
being able 10 elect our choice, yet We are never
theless grateful for the opportunity presented Of
testifying our faith and complimenting with our
votes one of the ablest opponents OF the princi-
pies we advocate. and a worthy successor OF
those who have heretofore received like honors
from our party in this State.
am glad. Mr.. President, of having the honor
OF seconding the nomination OF one who is to-
day in the prime or life; one who. by his own in
dustry and exertiOns, has risen TO his present
high es tate from the people, and Is to-day, as in
his youth and young manhood. one among them.
On account. OF our natural gas and other