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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.
WANTED-BYA CoLoRED BOY, A PLACE AS
fsisrsPss Address Union .iIsv between i.s and q.
MANIFESTATIONS BY BAR TENDER;
employed Address s G Star V ofes. mbi4sd
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG col
good Please es 4as
WANIED-A FRENCH ARTIST CHEF. LATE
ners recepons SsTec sa,so on pehesper and
bet,sT .fs9 caterer Address CLAIR I2s ST. NV
W ANTEp-BY FIRsT-cLAss CUTTER OF
sadss s.r
WANIEp,A PLACE AS yAN,ToR BY 4 COM;
reference. Address Box i22. Star Office. mhI3-sd'
WANTED-POs AS ATTENDANT. COM
opum name or Invalid 9ensms sn:S ooi.
90 st.
VANTED,-PLAC AS BUTLER AND VALET;
w thoro ushly competent; understands all courses.
fignsSls res:rencs.; extra or permanent AsaEsss
WANTED-BY A CoLORED MAN. SITUATION
wv as dryer AID hoster or to run an elevator. Ad-
dress Boz 81. Star Office. mh1l-3d'
WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE coLoRED
or address LUCY EIAM Or
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL.
P Sss e. sIssy or Call or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY FIRST-CLAsS COL
suees Greg lr9nsress in private family good refer
WANTRD-BY GOOD CoLoRED LAUNpREss
100, Washing to do at home good references Call
WAHNSnTIEiDIs- "a. coLSREp aiRt FROM THE
st. s.w. les
WANIED-BY A REsPEcTABLE GoLoRED
lection to go away. i5sS N st. f NV nanny ny Ye!
WANTED.BY COLORED WOMAN. sITUA-
w ton as chambermaid waitress; can give best
Oh pfifteass' Apply 1sos Massachusetts ave. NV
WANTEp-BY A REsPECTABLE CoLoRED
w girl place as general Homework; very small
WANTED-BY MALES pFEMALEs. EMPLOY
el ;ss a applicants ~ 18th
WANTED-MRs. E. NJ. DUNNING.- EMPLOY
WIZ, mem msnt nuT G g for white
white cooks. rood white chambermaids and walt
Ies.es and good white nurse all have best refer
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss LAUNDREss.
cards answered Call for three days address 2oI4
Florida ave. NV. Ie'
WANTED = BY A REsPECTALE COLoRFD
,o u Woman a position IS aundress Apply at I4l4
WANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN A PLACE
w in a private family boarding house cook,
washer and ironsr; hrst-class references. ANNIE
WEBSTER. z o st. u. W. 1es
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks maids. laundresses. hamtermads. seam
tres butiers coschmen footmen and Kitchen help;
mh145es
WANTED-BY A RELIABLE. COMPETENT
w white woman,a place to cook in private family
lust stay al night. Call or address, for two days,
1925 U st. n. W. les
WANTED BY DREsSMAKER, A FEW MORE
engagements in families by the day; remodeins
done nicely; Mt guaranteed Address, three DAYS
DRESSMAkER. Star office. mhl3-Ses
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY STEADY SITUA-
w zion as compostor on straight matter. Address,
Box III, star office. mhl3-2es
WANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN PLACE To
w do general Homework good references Address
or CAL at Crowns row. between 9th and 9TH and z
and SITS. W. mhl3 3es
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4 100 3 st ne. lar. .e10OCottage Wesley Hts s.. S35
~ S S0,n st NV 406 Ist st sc. 5r store 30
20 spruce RI. Sr. oogQl Fla ave NV Or. .22 %
~ ~ no ave. st ne, 7r. 10 20
f ia :: i ss 1923 Grant e; x
i5s ave &c. IT.. so 524 Norris st 90
ho 81 BE, Tr 81 81 Blsdensburg road. & so
Oh spruce st. 80 18th st se..........5
.. OFFICE ROOMS.
1O 14th st. Sd q. Or 30 so Ienox bldg 7th6G 49, Is
o BANES L SIMPSON,
mhl4-.T Cor. 14th and G sts.
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FOR lighthouses.

Tor RENT - FoURTEEN-RouM FURNISHED
= boarding house twenty-two boarders; desirable
locality no one with large family and without
reierences. need answer. BUSINESS v. Star once.
LroR RENT-qTH NEAR K, EIGHT ROOMS AND
~ BATH; ALL n L; NEWLY PAPERED AND
PAINTED; RENT Low TO GOOD TENANT
CHARLES @. RINGwALT.
nnh14-s.. ATLANTIC s HfEn
FOR RENT-2o20 l4TH ST, NV ROOMS AND
L rl S lie. Per NO.. sa5 c. D. LIEBERMANN..
EoR RENT-22s 2D ST. y ": sEvEN-RooM
press.brick house; bay window; in good order;
x wdy centraIly located; key At 226 Apply 20 B.
PoLkINHORN. 2422 Pa ave. NV. mh143s'
FOR RENT-THE NEW HOUSE 1913 10TH ST.
n W handsomely finished and al modernt prove
mennss room and bath; very desirable. BANES
SIMPSON. 18th aud SITS. mhl4-:3t
E'OR RENT FINE HOUSES on I ST. NEAR
80 North Capitol st. IL rooms; all moo ,mpe. ;
S40 Oh Per mo. THOMAS w. FOWLER. 92l ST.
EfoR RENT-FURNISHED, READY FOR IMME-
diate occupancy handsomely furnished house dn-
ciuoina china and silver, with stable larre rooms.
SUITE suitable for entertaining Also gentlemen's
norary; deiyhtfuy situated. Just OF Thomas Cir
cie terms very reasonable for year LONGER. APP
Ply 70 on Premises. 1915 st. to II
FOR RENr-CORNFR 18th AND PARK PLACE
n.e.. Just north Lincoln Park 8 rooms; mod.
mnnPs dressers &c. porches, parking, trees, &c.
20 per month. Key next door. OWNER, sol LIST
81 ne mhl&Ns
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L 14l9 Corcoran st. NV. 10 rooms, bath. cellar
and all m. l. 845
1870 122S 1872 Duncan place me-. rooms. bath.
1905 d st. n. e.. rooms, bath, all MI
One Groom frame in Brookland. large yard and
624 Whitney ave. nv. rooms. gas lstrobe heat.
convenient to cars. s15
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER.
mh2 Cor. 10th and G sts n w.
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WANTED-HOUSES.


N ANTED-TwO HOUSES PAYING GOOD IN
w yestment; about - OOOeach; will pay cash. Ad-
WANTFD-IN OR NEAR SUBURBAN TOWN
" convenient to Washington. house Of or 8 rooms.
with pleasant grounds. furnished or unfurnished
from now till September. Address, with full descrp
ton and terms, ]. c. NJ. Star off e. IT.
WANTED-A HOUSE SUITABLE FOR THE OF
w fce and residence Of physician west Of 10Th It,
and north OF H. Address. stating price. X. K Y Star
ONCE mh132ts
WANTED-6 OR 1-ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH
w west. between and T. 10th and 18th; mod.
imp with room for stable for cash, S6 900.
mh136t r. J. KIRKPATRICK. 1411 st.
WANTED-wE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE CASH
purchaser for two desrably located houses in the
% section at prices not to exceed s. 900 and
$4,000. resrectivey. Owners, submit full descrip-
tons. HUNTER HUNTER, 6lO 18th st. n. w.
mh13-lw
WANTED-THIs IS SPECIAL
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THIS CITY, HIGH
AND Low PRICED. ESPECIALLY FROM THOSE
WHO MAY HAVE TO LEAVE TOWN
CALL ON Or ADDRESS
8. G. HILL CO..
mhS6t' gu ST. NV.
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PERSONAL.
FOR SALE-HoGsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HogsEs & VEHICLES.
EoR sALE-oNE sUKEEY AND ONE LIGHT
gain sDy cokU%BrS srABLEs .' I4.a s !. .ls s;a
EoR sALE-PERFEcTLY SOUND GTNfLE
horse coniin- Ave; crn be drtv"n double sin-.e
good order Ssl st ' Nv surrey III" m nsiss .! ~
E'OR sALE-srYIIsH COUPE HORSE: SOUND
and find; also good under t.ln saddle a cross
caI be SEGA Al stable. I3o5 K =. mhif-i;'
EoR sALE-l4TH AND X. RKAR HAMBIEToy
House. four pairs light 20 heavy southern hoTs-s.
low prizes j @ difEsiiE co " mh Ills
E,oR sALE-CHEAP -saAIL BAY RoRsE; ALL
I ,snlts may be seen. Apply to OWNER. erg! Nov
York ave. mhl:t2t'
EoR sAIE-l DOCTORS BUGGY. sI75: DAY
y tons and basinsss ws-on,. $50 NJ. MIA wagons
els .nFTsE and 0ase'' c ss5Ee2,Ta sSi VII
mhII-3t s,9I Vi - NV.
L,oR sAI.E-sO HAD OF YOUNG HORSES FROM
rood and s1 seyea lirs 900 a Vi.
S I'D Ees:oIasIe' HUGH eUIaLET'S sTA,BsEs
NOR SAIL cHRAP-oNE GOOD DAYTON
IN ,Sal BY registered stallion N. SIS sHEIMIR
EoR sALE-JUsr ARRIVED FROM VIRGINIA.
tess sIS, Old at Tyson Soa-s. 81 iE.rIrr
NOR s.Lr-A GREAT n, DUCTIoS T. srolK,
Il COMPRISING 50 horses tns Landau l.ndau cts.
rsrs %scaSs bu1i. doass and sinr. hsTns.s
Also a lot OF new work. compr:sing and S-p.ssens.-
family rOckawsys, Victories doctors baltes and =
passenger carts. carts I'M wAgoncfte. ladies'
phaeton.. bnrries. &c A. my Lively trade has ben
severed from the hoIels have dSc1ded 10 c'ose
roy sales Department and in urre 20 cater sor private
livery trade and boHrdfng Of tine stork. vi Close
ont The above stock barsrsin. Parties In a
such stock will md nne ssiestioa at Prices an
WN' y DowNEY's REPOSITORY AND STABLES.
rnhIO-6t l622 70 16ss l. S. n.
I,o.s sAIF-To REDUCE STOCKS sIx-PAs-
i sengcr family carriages. landau hacks. ! four
pas~enye- Victoria. 65 bugr1es. surreye dsytoisS.
ph.etoas and business wagons OF All styies ~ bar
gains. ~. n oLtEh.
nsA3 4ob Penn ave- n
INOR sALE-ALwAYs on HAND. AyARIETY OF
horses Road boses. business horses and god large
druugh. horses speciality. frush car load r.ccivet
every week from different parts % tine country. All
horses warranted refresensed money ref funded.
DAVID SoNDHEiMkk. rear ol2 @ ST a ". tsS2nf'
ISoR sALE-cAREIAeRs WAGONS AND BUa-
II sie. ON easy terms Repairing and ordered work
promptly attended COOK sAhBoE. ssSl 4
81. West Washington nhse
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MALE OR FEMALE.

~ ANIED-SII CAlIONS FOX MAIDS, COOKS
w house men. nurses. drivers, searnstresses.
hosters bartenders parters, Kitchen Laundry store
fe1S-4wfs
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W AN j ED-R(DOMS.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. AiFURNISHED
w room on hrst hoor, one opening street pre-
ferred; no objection to Georgetown. Address With
terms. NJ T.. Star office. mhI4 2ts
WANTED-IN GOOD LOCALITY, NORTH
w west OF 18th ST., an unfurnished apartment Of
three or four rooms. with strictly private BATH for
single Gentleman Address. with terms, COSMOS
Star office. mhi4-3ts'
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
W rooms IN all parts Of city: the cheapest, quickest
and surest plan to secure desirable roomers lest
lssol ~. llth st. n. W. .SHACKLEFORD'SA AGENCY
felS-.,ws
WANTED-UNFURNIsH FLAT OF -FOUR
w or hve rooms for . family Of adults for house
teeping IN northwest section Of city. Address Box
WANTED-3 UNPUBLISHED ROOMS FOR
" light housekeeping; price must be very reason
able State full particulars to L. l.. o. Star Office 1t
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A
w room between 18th and 10th sts., I Ut. and VT
ave. reference exchanged Address @. g., Star
WANTED-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
w board Tor gentleman and young lady, in Q private
family state price; location n. W. Address REFER
ENCE. Star office. It,
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE VACANT GROUND
w for cash. will give small houses we'll rented in
part payment. Apply g. J. BOND. 631 st. NH Is st
WANTED HAVE WHOLE SQUARE OF
w ground, CLEAR Of INCUMBRANCE con-
tanning ~. 600 So IT,. no waste ground, that will
trade for improved property section Of the city
,... X. 8. DONALDSON,
mn1l-3t' 705 18th st. n. W.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

I>OR REMITTANCE HALL AND . LARGE
Il rooms; suitable for club business Offices; over
drug store. l4.9 Penn. Apply TO ]. T MoILAN.
Owen House mill
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llS0 Burden court n ~, RI hat............ .. ~
CAywoOD 4 GARRETT. 18Th &. and y. Y ave. n. ".
mhll-3t.
L>oR RENT-rwo BEAUTIFUL BRowN-sToNE
Il houses, oi3 st Nv, ler., go: SIS North Caro-
lima ave. Or. $50; also .26 p u ne, s25. 81.
mhll-lm J. II. CROlS ANT. 6l0 llth nv
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EHOR RENT-917 EAST CAPITOL ST. NEWLY
Il papered and painted new sanitary plumbing; 10
rooms; cellar under whole house; rent $40. Apply
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 osr-A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND SCARF PIN.
10 Star ofhcr. H.
- i.7lln 9.h az avenue ~ ~ ana 81. s.w. a blue
SIR oE clothes basket. Liberal reward N
returned 60 3l3 7 ST. -.w 1t.
STkANEn OR SToLFN-SUNDAY MORNING.
:, harrh II lig-t lemon letter Any~ers 20
81. Sc. f,bIa-,.s
oST-LEFr IN BELT ITNECAR ON fSENINo
H ii ri a lA1v's black silk umbrella gold tlats
W. dit. ana name Oh handle. Reward IL returned
To DO S-h -. s.S. IL.
I osT-THE Panty WHO POUND LADIES'
IL pocket hook s.h between q and n Monday ai,ut
4 osr-TUtlsDAE. ~ CENgEk MARKET, SAL
II skin mnf. Leave at s,a- ofhce an A sct reward
nhl4-2t'
1 osT-ABoUT MARCH4 LARGE OVAL. OLD
fashioned bressffin. contain nv the haT of twelve
Shi;dren on one si,.s and mail tityIe other %
RETURN 20 MRS. HARRIET MAGRCDER, go o
-. n ulhI3.n.
I osT-FRoM lI46 18TH ST. \. ", RED
return. ,plIr9
I osT-sUNDAY EVENING. DIAMOND DROP
Il, earring. Solitaire. IN G-urgetOwn % Metro
politsn Church. ~ st. Reward for 70 .2l3
81. W. fnhl9-2ts
I OsT-AT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DEPOT
II number OF Canadian bank nutes q dih.reTt
amounts - reward will be- given finder hy latv-
ins above With clerk 81 fbbt House. city. mhll-3t'
\ osT-ON WAY To PENNA r. r. STATION. A
II parrle ename ed vioet rn with almond IN center
he Nnrl for return OF same TO 1915 18Th st n. ".
mhl1-h'
4 OsI-MARCH 4. on ST. A LADYs SMALL
.. side comb % gold with diamonds ii5eral re-
ward Return 10 lSo7 81. mhll-st'
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NY TINE YOU WANT ANYTHING PAINTED
o. q fpd 81 II HUskX com. 70 Ink Law t,t ~
PRINTIN0-EN0hAvTNG. lossd fos FIER WORK
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There is only one
way To cure Deafness, and that is BY constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound or lmper-
feet hearing. and when 1t is entirely closed
Deafness is the result. and unless the intlam-
nation can be taken ont and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an IN
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness caused by catarrhi that can
circulars. free.
FL CHENEY & Co, Toledo. o.
~ Sold BY Druggisis. .5C.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30
Highest Of all in Leavening Power-La.est I. S. Govt Rem
Highesto OF all in Leavening Power-La,est I. 5. Govt Report.
@tA|:!!! Rski9s
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
rxuISE.

Most Of the towns AMI cities az
Eastern Siberia are important only
because they happen II be situated in
q sparsely populated country. bu, this
Is a city which would attract attention
anywhere. As seen from the western
edge 0. the forty or Atty miles Of
table-land which lie between il AMI
Bsikal Lake. ], has quite al imposing
appearance. The plain below Is
covered for a considerable distance
With the white buildings Of the city.
the stately towers III humorous
churches standing far above the rest,
their crosses cleaning IN tho sun
shine, their bases partially concealed
~ the ~luxurlant foliage of the trees
which have been planted round them.
The beautiful Angara River Is seen III
the suburbs. carving half way round
the city On its Way from Balkal to the
Yenes.l. Little steamers ply on It
between the cltr AMI the lake. but
numerous rocks an rapids MAKE the
navigation OF the lower courses % the
Angara impossible. otherwise. through
this river an the lenesei. Irkutsk
would hiv. III" alvantage 81 q con
tlnuou9 waterway u Europe. The
| population Of frkputsk Is not less
than 10000. It Is tn" capital Of the
province and the residence Of the
| Gpyernur-Gensr1l Of the immense
territory comprised III the two
provinces OF Irknt.k AMI Yakutsk. -
| London News.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30
SELECT SIFTINGS.

There are 6s, ao5, 100 horses in the
world.
Nearly one million people still speak
Welsh.
One-half the population Of Mexico
are full-blooded Indians.
Charlemagne vas said 10 be the best
player at checkers of his century.
For hundreds Of years, IN Malta, bee
-tings have been considered a certain
cure for rheumatism.
The Schemnltz silver mines, Of Hun
gary, have been steadily worked for
over eight hundred years.
Mos, of the recruits for the British
Army are under twenty years ot AZ,
and many are not Owe seventeen.
4 spaniel saved PENNSYLVANIA
farmers wallet. Containing $1,000, af,e-
| the latter had been knocked down liz
lighwaymen.
The finest ancient marble was that
from Paros. called Parian; the next
best were from Mount Pentelicus and
Hvmettus. near Athens. The fines,
modern marble is from Carrara.
The mosalcs in the Church Of ST.
Mark, in Venice, are the finest III the
world. They cover 40, 600 square feet
u theupper walls, ceilings and cupofas,
and are all laid on a gold ground.
Magma Charta, the great charter OF
E~nglishmen's liberties, is preserved IN
the British Museum. 1t Is somewhat
stained by time, but King\John's seal
AMI nane are atill quite leeihle at the
bottom of it.
The Lord NJ yor is the only person
except the Queen and the Constable
who knows the password to the Tower
Of London. This password is sent Il
the Mansion House quarterly. 1t is
survival Of an old custom.
The seignorage or deduction made
from the bullion to cover expenses anG
pnvth sovereign his royalty has vnriel
III different countries and at different
times. Henry III. charged twelv,
cents in the pound; Henry VIII. 81:
for every pound Of gold coined.
An old abandoned mine was discov.
cred recentlyin Buchel County, Texas,
BY q party Of hunters from San An
tonic, which shows evidence of havinc
been worked by Spaniards or Indian
years ago. A human skeleton wa
found in one of the tunnels of tn
mine.
The tirailleurs of the Russian arm,
are to be equipped with snow shoe
next winter. The Prussian troops O,
the Russian frontier have used sno1
shoes with satisfaction for several win
tiers, Two hundred and sixtytw'
thousand recruits for the Russian arm.
are to be drawn by CONSUMPTION thi
year.
The name veragua appears for tn
first time IN history in Columbus's lei
ter from Jamaica July I, 1903, to Fer
linand and Isabella. Columbus too
the name from the natives, who Of
piled it to the country east of Admiral
Bay but in the early part of the Six
tecnth Century the name of Veragu
was given to the whole coast of Centr,
America.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

'N1o~t peonlc arc familiar with liz
co.0moI. l4nrr holt crab III: IN ~ou11
street merchant, 'iut | fancy fcW ..
them IRE aware Of the novel IL i
which some French people put thee.
Along the coast Of France, whore tne
land line Is formed by long stretches
Of sand banks lying between tho high
cliff uplanls, there used to be to1u
innumerahlo rabbits, who made thor
burrows II the dry sand above hi.h
water mark.
They ran one hole into another 80
that the labyrinth Of underground
passages frequently extended or soy
eral hundred feet, rendering it next
10 impossible TO dlslodge the inmates
IN the usual manner by slipping q fer
ret into one Of the holes. For if this
were done the ferret would simply
drive the rabbit from one corner Of
the network to another, where thev
would hide as soon as they evade1 him.
The continental poacher, ever
prolific n devices, knowing that the
instinct OF the crab viii lead him ALWAYS
to descend II search OF water. elaho-
rated a system of placing a boltnet at
the mouth ofeverv hole be could locate.
no matter how nanv there might be
Then taking q dozen good sized crabs
he fastened about half an inch OF com
poslte . camille TO the centre OF each
shell. fixing them firmly enough FOR
his purpose by slightly melting the
wax ~ the bottom and then Treseluc
II into the shell. Then be lighted the
randle and turned one crab INTO each
OF the main runs. The crab, just taken
tronadamp place, Immediately sought
the lowest ground II the burrow, car.
rvlDS his light along With him, where
light 1ai never penetrated before.
he rabbits, frightened almost ts
death. rushed nadlv through the ua:
ss tie mouths % the holes, spraac on,
ato the boiling oe:s, and, hopeIessl,
enta1gl1og themselves II its neshes
lay painting until the poache- cane
Z Pu. them O. q then misery.
lave 1Io@I more than one hnng-et
rabblts taken IRON 8 single bnrrov q
o-e Laa-. and the practice proved =
destructive 70 the rabbits ths. H..
trench Government took the matt.
L aaad and subjected every otFe.ae
!" 4tav ar AID lnprIsoa1nvnt
y" York Telegram.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

,.- o,r;.t -r- " ~r-
-, - - IN wi-h var insulation and
- - - ~-spili-v ,ha. 10
- 80 a. 9sr rel xas nay -
-a~5-a- ~ -, Geological shelf.
! n. .,a extiac. human
" =, t.ya 49,. nj through with
49,. - a~4i~.at sorI =
60 IL x. 80 /. al thu plain
-. - = Oh -y - .~ea and with oae
- - --- al -na reading ~.
- x-t - stall
a.5aa Al. s.r II that house
LII ~ AN -.4S II N Indian -.n.-
r.- - s-la-y aaof:n.
- -. - sa4,rIa
..- ,ri ,hav all
- .~--krs
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

Two sons OF the late Siameec twins,
Chang and Eng, are living on adjoin-
ing farms which their fathers bought
IN Surrey County, North Carolina,
.fter retiring from the show business,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

For impure or TIM Blood. Weaka.s. Mas
TIA. Neura "a Ind Te-tioa and b~tllousae1A
TAX" Brown. Iron tItt*rS :: gives stre1eta-
nAk:1, o=i p r~pns foe. yeQ1c AID yong
persoLs strone. pleasant 70 AKA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

II yo1r Back tChes, or YOU ar" AL worn ont,
good for nothing. it i general d"bHlty.
Browns Iron Bttrre will cure rop. max. ssl
strong. cleanse yorr liver, ani-i,e you a .oti
appetite tines "a" nerves.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

Returns from school elections IN
Kansas -u9w an increase az n"nriv ~
per cent III the vOtescnst by women.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

0SE-rHIRD 81 the California fruit ran NJ
ar either own"i or managed - women.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

Tel' >. .nr of
varfnr,. nd .t ~ rts
tc~nstruct,l III is- 1nI l,u 10 illustrate
Iome tactical IolLL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

A FY~rs.Sr nolo-ei DENTS. has CONS e
tie iron. IN Texas
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30
~ Sold by Druggists, .5c.

CovIon has cinnamon plantations
covering IS. 900 acres.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-08

lands its passengers within the gates near
the Administration building. The fare is
but 8 cents each way, and the time con-
summed is about twenty or twenty-five min
uCes. THIS line is able to carry % 600 pas.
sengers per hour, and is already very
popular.
The cable road which runs to the fair is
the Wabash or Cottage Grove avenue line.
IL runs trains of three or four cars each
apout once minute, and can carry prob
aoly 1000 passengers per hour. The time
consumed in going from city to fair is
forty-hve minutes, and the fare is nickel
each way. The road runs through part
or Washington park, and is convenient
means of reaching the Midway plaisance.
Gable railways have been carried to a high
state of development in Chicago, probably
mora of them being used here than in any
other city Of the country. There are SO
many of these cable lines having their
loops through the streets i'll the principal
part of town that some of the corners are
exceedingly dangerous to pedestrians At
several corners, for instance, the cable
trains run in the directions precisely con-
trary to ones expectations, That is to say,
while one is looking for q train on the east
side of the street to be running north it
actually runs south, and the train on the
other side, which by the rule of the road
should run south, runs north. This is
very confusing, and pedestrians should be
always on their guard. At two or three
corners the cars run in all directions of the
compass, especially the directions least ex,
pected, and the wonder is that greater
number of people do not fall victims to
these juggernauts of the streets.
The cable lines have helped immensely
to spread Chicago out in all directions over
the prairies. In the south division, for in
stance, one may board a cable train at
Madison street and ride about ten miles,
or far into the suburbs, all for nickel. It
is somewhat remarkable fact that for
the small sum of Is cents one may start