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pared with the expense OF construction
and ordnance. At the end OF the cur
rent calendar year the war department
will have nine Pinch guns, 20 l0-inch ana
"a S-inch guns ready to be mounted on
gun-lifts and carriages, and 10 l2-lnch
mortars. In addition to the product oil
the army gun factory now completed AT
Watervliet, the government has con-
/ tracted with private parties Tor the
purchase of 100 guns of these calibers,
| the first of which should be delivered to
the department for test before July /,
1894. The manufacture OF heavy ord
nance keeps pace with current needs,
but to render these guns available for
the purposes they are designed to meet,
emplacements must be prepared Tor
them. Progress has been made in this
direction, and it is desirable that con-
yress. bv adequate appropriations,
should provide for the uninterrupted
prosecution of this necessary work.
THE NEW RIFLE SELECTED.
After much preliminary work and ex-
haustive examination in accordance
with the requirements of the law, the
hoard appointed to select magazine
ride OF modern type to replace the obso-
lete Springfield rifle of the infantry SER
vie completed its labors during the last
wear, and the work OF manufacturing is
now in progress at the national armory
AZ Springfield. 1t is confidently ex-
n<rsed that by the end of the current
wear our infantry will be supplied with
: weapon equal to that of the most pro-
sressive armies of the world.
NATIONAL MILITARY PARKS.
The work on the projected Chicka-
manga and Chattanooga military park
has been prosecuted with zeal and judg-
ment, and its opening will be celebrated
during the coming year. Over nine
square miles OF the Chickamauga battle
field have been acquired, % miles OF
road have been constructed, and per-
manent tablets have been placed at
many historical points, while the invi-
tation to the states to mark the position
of their troops participating in the bat
tie has been very generally accepted.
The work of locating and preserving
the lines of battles at Gettysburg battle
field is making satisfactory progress in
the plans directed by the last congress.
MILITARY ACADEMIES.
The reports of the military academy
at West Point and the several schools
for special instructions of officers show
marked advance in the education OF the
army and commendable ambition
among its officers to excel in the mill
tary profession and to fit themselves for
the highest service to the country.
Under the supervision of Adjutant- Gen
eral Robert Williams, lately retired, the
bureau of military information has be-
come well established and is perform
ing a service that will put in possession
OF the government in time of war most
valuable information, and at all times
serve purpose of great utility in keep
ing the army advised of the worlds
progress in all matters pertaining to the {
art of war.
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also heartily join the attorney-gen.
eral Ill recommending legislation fixing
degrees OF the crime of murder within
federal jurisdiction, as has been done in
many OF the states; authorizing writs OF
error on behalf OF the government. in
cases where final judgment is rendered
against the sufficiency of an Indictment
or against the government, or upon any
other question arising before actual
trial; limiting the right of review in
cases OF felony punishable only by fine
ana Imprisonment to the circuit court of
appeals, and making speedy provision
ior the construction of such prisons and
refcrmatories as may be necessary for
victs. ''''es ooii-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-12-12
Our Finances.

The secretary of the treasury reports
that the receipts OF the government from
All sources during the fiscal wear ended
June ~, 1898, amounted to s461 no
Dol "a, and its expenditures to $3.50 S74
o|4 20. There was collected from ems.
! toms SOC, 355, DIG 70, and from internal
revenues $l6l ,027 1928 93. Our dutiahle
imports amounted to S42l. 256. 5l1. an
increase OF So, 453, 907 over the preead.
ing years, and the importations free Of
DUTY amounted to $444, 544,2l1. n de-
crease from the preceding year of s15
400, al. Our internal revenue receints
exceeded those of the preceding year Inv
N,l47 ,445 33. The total tax collected
was: wa
~ S5i 72O a6o 80
on farna,,,a, vu topaceo-., 81 ,SS9 Ill "a
"H 'cFmehteu llquors-...,,......... 80 SiS 9s9 07
We exported merchandise dnring tba
year amounting to $S47, 565. 1874. n 10
crease of $lS2, 6l3, 249 81 from The nreoad
ane year Inc amount OF gold exported
was larger imam any previous year in the
history OF the government, amounting 10
SOS, $50, Sl4, and exceeding the amnnn W
exported during the preceding year by
SOS, 1887, The sum paid from TX
treasury for sugar bounty was 40 375
ONtt tllt preceding !
year OF 81, 0S3, 053 90. '"s
NEXT YEARS ESTIMATES.
1t is estimated upon the basis of ths /
present revenue laws that the receints |
u the government for the wear ENDING |
June 80, 1894, will be $3.50, l2l. 365 AZ
md its expenditures $45s, 12l, S65 IS. re'
sultlng IN deficiency of SOS, 900 900 /
In the first day of November, 1893 the
amount of money Of all kinds in cirrula~
ion or not included in the treasury
1oldlngs was Sl,7lS,544. $50, an increase
or the year OF SIP, 404 ,945. Estimatin,,
'ur population at 81, APO, 900 at the Tina
mentioned, the per capita circulation
vas $50 40. On the same date there
vas in the treasury gold bullion amount
ny. to s96,657, 273, and silver bullion
Shich was purchased at cost of $l26,-
81 ,553. Wv
THE SILVER PURCHASES.
The purchases of silver under the law |
July IA, 1890, during the last fiscal
ear aggregated 81, oOS, 1852. so fine
unces, which cost $45, 5Sl ,S74 So. The ,
otal amount of silver purchased from )
he time that law became operative I'm
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Conclusion.

In conclusion my intense lee lIa /,
responsibility impels me to in. o's All
the manifold interests OF a geneloauaaH0
confding people the most scrS S4roua
care, and to pledge my Willing ~, au d.
to every legislative effort ior y, uros
vancement OF the greatness anu
perity of our beloved country
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IL is scarcely necessary for me to state
,nat the questions arising from our rela-
ions with Hawaii have caused serious
embarrassment. just prior to the in
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The War Department.

The secretary of war reports that tbe
strength OF the army on the Both dav al
september last was 25, IT'S enlisted men
ana Zl44 officers. The total expenses of
1nls department for the year ended June
81. 1898, amounted to S51 $3.50, 074 80. OF
inns sum, 81 ,992, 5Sl 95 was for salaries
thu contingent expenses, $23, 81, 1923 35
lor 'le support OF the military establish
'nent, s6,017 ,033 % for miscellaneous
1olects, S420, l5S,63l fl for public works
MS latter sum includes sic, 296. $40 AZ
LOT 10 Ely river and harbor improvements. and
20, 200 IA ~ tor Notifications and other
works OF defense. The total enrollment
Vi tne militia OF the several states was
on the 3lst of October of the nrasant
year 1902 officers and enlisted man
me officers of the army detailed for tba
inspection and instruction of this resar,,a
OF our military force report that in
creased interest and progress are annar-
ent In the discipline and efficiency Of
the organization. Neither Indian ont
breaks nor domestic violence has caIlad
me army INTO service during the wear
ana the only active military duty ra
CURED OF it has been in the department
OF texas, where violations of tba no,,
,,rality laws OF the United States and
1heNico We're promptly and efficiently |
uealt with by the troops, elicitino tbe
warm approval of the civil and miiitarv
authorities OF both countries.
~, YEAR OF PEACE.
. me operation of wise laws and the in
nuences OF civilization CONSTANTLY taaa
ing to relieve the country from tho San
gers OF Indian hostilities. togetber r ui,i
the increasing ability of The sta wi.,'
through the efficiency of the Nationai
Huafd organizations, to protect thair
cltlzens from domestic violence lead -
me suggestion that the time is fast W
preaching when there should he a rao p
sauizat on of our army on the liraa -
sne present necessities of the conntus, /
ms ehange eontemplates neither an ~ s
lease IN number nor added exnansa 6
ont redistribution of the force a,' 49, ,
OF measures tendino 10 '
4 efhclency among the men anJ l
,1e Improvement of the service. tn 8
OF battalion formations for in L
' ~ regiments, the Strengthening of Y
t t artiilery force, the abandonment ~ G
,,'ain uniinportant positions and tho v
, r,asis oi the troops at important and 5
,oesSSlole stations, all promise to MO 3
- 'lle usefulness of the army. In ~ V
.xcsntin u' Vi army officers, with but few S
,;3ai, -, tiie operation of the law for. /
the re-enlistment of man iot Il
y years service has not proven its " we n
ION, and, while the arguments t i's WIS,
= its adoption were not without rnor leu
tie experience of the year constra; ns 49,, n
% JON IN the recommendat;n,, . f me !;
epeal. ''"'ioh Tor its II
7. ouR COAST DEFENsEs. r
III is gratifying To motto - a,
'egun 10 attain completed resnlts j., iaSe 1.
omprehenslve scheme of sesenoas - tne e Z,
i ;nhe ana Notifications entered NE ue Ie
isn. years ago. A large sum hos bhp po As
iiieaay expended, but the cost Of r uteh "
aiming Will be 'inconsiderable as 'n ca,n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-12-12

Rev. A. r.. Campbellof Dillon 1L,, WIN
will fill the Ellensburg PresO'~
pulpit for the year to come.
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TIE INCOME TAX.

The committee, after full consdar
ton and to provide against temp0M I
deficiency which may exist before ,l "
business of the country adjusts llsel !.
the new schedules, have wisely =
braced in their plan few addltlonalgt
ternal revenue taxes, including sla
tax upon incomes derived from cell's
corporations. These new assessllsn.
are not only absolutely Just and GUY ~.
borne, but they have the further m ss
of being such as can be remltled s.s VIZ.
out unfavorable business dlstufuans
whenever the necessity OF their llnpO'
ton no longer exists. Il
In my great desire for the su \, =, !
this measure, | cannot restrain ll y y =
gestion that its success can only Nv Nv
tanned by means of unselbsh c ., sI,a
the part of the friends OF tarlll lel y i
and as result of their willingness, "A.
subordinate personal desires ana =, s'I \.
lions to the general good. The loc ai.,s
affected by the proposed , ie'p 4
Ire so numerous and so varied In En-
I'll insist upon legislation e al', III
hem, the reform must inevitably i''
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Russian farmers hold an ave.'s'
twenty-seven acres to each famD!'
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THE WILSON BILL COMMENDED.

A measure has been prepared By 2
appropriate congress committee Z
bodying tariff reform on the lines henl
suggested which will be promptly %
mitted for legislative action. 1t hn
result of much patriotic and unslss
work, and l believe it deals with lssf
Ject as consistently and Thoroughly
the existing conditions permit. Z
that the reduced tariff das
provided for in the proposed legislalA
added to existing internal revenue ID
ton, within the near future, theF
perhaps not Immediately, will prem,
sufficient revenue to meet the neeG
The government.
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desire also to earnestly suggest the
wisdom OF amending the existing stat
utes IN regard to the issuance of govern
ment bonds. The authority now vested
IN the secretary of the treasury to issue
bonds is not as clear as it should be
and the bonds authorized are disadyan,
tageous, both as to their maturity and
rate of interest. '''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
BROOKLAND.

MIR. March of the appointment division.
Interior Department, is sojOurning for the
summer season with friends in Brook
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. s. J. Dunbar and son have
returned to their Brookland home from a
trip to West Virginia.
Miss Zephia Lord is spending a fort
night with Miss Edna Sickles.
The four houses on 18th street near
G.. w. Williamson are nearing completion
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
Rev. DR.. Dolliday offlciated at the Epis-
copal services in the town hall. Mrs. Har-
her daughter, Miss Harvey, augmented and
strengthened the choral service by her fine
contralto voice. The choir in the near
future propose to- give a series of enter
services of a professional organist and to
secure the latest Gregorian music.
-Rev. H. X. Naylor preached an earnest
and impressive sermon at the meeting of
the Brookland Methodists from the fif-
teenth, verse of the twenty-fourth chapter
of Joshua-'But as for me and my house
we will serve the Lord" Dr. Naylor will
meet again with the Brookland people
two weeks hence.
A beautiful souvenir booklet containing
OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union of
America. recently held at Indianapolis,
Ind, was the text of the evening exer-
cises at the Baptist Church of Brookland.
who were delegates to that conven ton,
gave interesting talks upon the work done
there and the pleasure and results of the
trip.
At st. Anthony's Chapel Father De wulf
SalQ early mass and DIR. Henry Hyvernat
had charge of the late mass and OF the
evening services, and the choir rendered
the music of the church beautifully.
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ANACOSTIA.

Mr.. Theodore Smell of Avalon Terrace
gave boating party a day or two ago.
The course lay over the ,Anacostia river
and the cruise was made in outriggers.
Those in the party were Miss Smell Miss
Barber, Miss Pulzzi, Miss Simpson, Miss
Golden. Dr. II. " Pyles, Dr. F. C. Haines,
Mr.. j. II. Simpson and Mr. Alvin Richard
son.
Mr., j. L. Taylor. who was injured in the
Fords Theater crash, and who has been
under the care of DR.. r. A. Pyles since the
date or the wreck. is convalescent
The EpwOrth League of the NJ. E. Church
Will give lawn party Wednesday night
on the grounds of Sunday School Superin-
tendent H. A. Linger
Garden Memorial Sunday school pres
byterian gives Its annual picnic Wednes.
day in Pencote woods
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY pc, lso,
Ctr and B sts -''
through the Eranaess scenery in Amsric,. with IN,
West from Washington. ~ "
;W IN. daitv-''washiny ton and Chicas, Spar-
,M,-sond vestlbuled, newly equipped. electric
nehted train. Pullman's finest sleepine cars Wash
Arrives Cincinnati rs a. m Indianapolis ii 40 a.
~ Chicago I. pm.
li:lOp IN, daiv-The famous "F. F. V. Jimiteim--
aso'ld Vestibua train with dining and Palm, m
serrers Tor Cincinnati, Lexington and Lonisviiie
without chance. arriving at Cincinnati 6:2J u W :
Lexington g. Ii r. M Louisville go y. m. Indian.
arons I'D D. m: Chicago $50 M. st Louis .: 4 )
a. m connecting in Union depot for all points.
special Pullman sleeper Mondays. Wednesdays an |
through TO Hot SPRINGS. Va. without change;
200 nm- daily-ESpress for Gorlonsvie Ch,r.
louisville Waynesboro'. stanton aud principal Viz
glnla points; dailv. except Sunday. for Richmond
PnBman locations and tickets at Companys ofaceA
513 and 1921 Penna. ave,
mv29 Fl. W. FULLER. Genl PASSENGER Agent.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

RrHUR ". robson
n Steamship, PASSENGER aud Tourist Aeeu, a : IN
St u. Telephone l6oi4. branch s,f BsafiooT. ks
First CABIN Second Cabin ana SteerAre tirisis by
al steamship lines W Europe. Asia Africa AustrAla
Also 20 Boston; Providence. Norfolk savanush and
steamer outward or return ~
Sailing lists rate sheets aal plans Of ste.mss fur
uished on application 49,
AGENT FOR THos. COOK a son
hsumhtes eisen on tours 10 any part % the ~erld
and Scotland. ~ ''N
Foreign express and custom house broker. Ss-rnts
In all the principal cities of Earope send ia IN
strnctions Row Shin. aplDtr
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Shot When He Tried tn Co1lect

DIR. Herman Hershberg. 1888 West Good
ale street. Columbus. Ohio. yesterday shot
and killed Theodore n Meisse, butcher,
Goodale street and Harrison avenue
Hershberg went there to collect a profess
SIGNAL bill. He says he was assaulted by
Meisse. No other person was present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25

Brazilian lady never goes shopping.
When she wants new things a servant is
sent for samples and box or basket con-
tanning the latest designs is sent back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25

Cedarcroft, the home of Bayard Taylor,
has been sold to Miss Clara Harring-
ton Of Boston. Cedarcroft is near Kenneth
Square. Pa. and was built by the poet
novelist after his travels abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25

Pellets, the smallest and easiest to take,
bring You help that lasts. Constipation,
Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick or
Bilious Headaches, and all derange-
ments of liver, stomach, and bowels,
are permanently cured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efsctually, dispels colds, head
aches ard fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
ShS FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE, XIV. NEW Y0Rx. N.Y.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

pATRICK II. C. BRENNAN. PUBLIC ACCOUNT.
4 ant and Auditor. l:Sa4 st. n W. Investigations
and reports made OF bankrupt and insolven
estates taken Of. &c. te.sl- BIN
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II ICHMoND AND DsNvILLr RAILROAD.
~ L. W. HU1DEKOPFR AND REUBEN FOSTER
RECEIVERS.


Schedule in effect June g. 1901
Mltrains arrive and leave at Peuusylvauia Pun.
ger station. WASHINGTON. ID. @
NOD m iailv local for Danville and stations b..
een Danvtle. Charlotte and Augusta and GONNA is
Tor front Royal and Strasburc deilv except SUNDAY
Ba1iy Ior LynchbmrR and Norfolk and Western and
rast lennessee. VIRGINIA and Georria railway s,a-
uons; ana for prime pal points south Richmond
anu DanVllla system. including suristoa and Rlr.
t Pullman SLEEPER New York and WASHING.
Ton TO Atlanta and Montgomery, which unites at
Hreensboro with Sleerer for Auousta.
and Strasbure.
GOop.m; Daily for rrinci,,, noints south on Rich.
nond and nanyile system, Pullman Sleeper Wash
Hot Swings w ~ "N
10 ~ r.m.-DaiIr WASHINGTON AND SOrrg
" ESIEEN VEST1BULED LIMITED, composed o1-
.reiE on Pullman Sieepers and Dining Cars, an -trs
70 Nlnnta MONTGOMERY and New Orleans, with Pult.
nan sleeper through New York and Washing ton {,
New Orleans via Montgomery, and Nnw York 10
NHSr,ta and New fo~s TO Ashevilia and Hot Snrinvs
AND washington ~ Memphis via Birmingh ais
ifulllnan slesner Birmingham to Wnona Miss Din.
my ~ ph t,N New v I1 ,r n Non g1ms-v:
LIZ IhAwyN ms, WASHINGTON AND OHIoDIvIStON
lave Wsshington ar O. 10 ~ r. daily To-
noluu mn and 30 PIN. dav for Lepsbure an
r. % m; except SUNDAY. for Herndon snd interma-
iate s'ettohs kefnrping arrive Wsshtu9ton \ IN
IN SOD n IN; daily from Round Hil1 and s. 54a M
d y from ,.easnire and 9 3 daily except sun
through trains from the south arrive Washington
- y. n ~ ~ y M. - and v. ~ u. IN. Ma
haSsas INV sion, - IN =. M daily exrent Sunday.
Icke's S'eenIng Car reservations and inform tti,1
lnrnisned at office. 511 and 400 Pennsvlvsna ave,
vHu Nv tassenSer Station. Pennsylvania Railroad.
W: II. GRFFN, Gen. Man. WA TURK Gen. Pass AIT
L. >. bhoNN. General Agent PASSENGER Dapt ieJ
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A SQUARE offer of $500 cash
Is made by the proprietors of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
for any case of Catarrh, no
matter how bad or of how
long standing, which they cam
n not cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
SUMNER RESORTS.
ASRCRY PARK-

rrHE WINDSOR. AsBURY PARK Nj
Il 100 yards from the beach The management ~
umed by the owners. ~
No Hebrews taken .a,-.oo,,
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FURNISH
YOUR HOUSE
ON CREDIT.

We have an immense variety Of Pa-lor Furniture
for you to select froIu-Wilton Rug. Tapestry.
Erocatelle Gilt. &c One of great offers is the
choice between : ssven-viece Parior Suite Ia plush
or hair-cioth. for $3.50 We sell a solid Oak
Bed Room Suite for sI3-bevel glass in bureau
The Brussels Carpet for your pa=lor need not cos.
but 30 cents Per yard. Ingram Carpets. 30 cents
Ter yard- We. and atom. make and lay all
carpet free of cost No chArgs for waste in
matching figures. We sell n six-foot Oak Exten-
sion Table for s3, 80. A forty-pound Hair Mat
tress for -. Woven Wire Springs. 81. 13 Get
whatever you need Well help you to arrange the
payments satisfactorily. little money once a
week month will do first rata. Pay Just
what you Gun spare eoRCenIsSstg.
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baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect July q, 1881
Leave washington from station OF New Jersey
For c,,o. avenue Sh and v Str.et,
nress trains l. 3, ". $40 IL. - night.
For For Cincinnati 81 Louis and Inai,,.polis; ve'iI
For pittshurT and Cleveland. express daily IL 3d.
M and = 4n Y: m.
For Winchester and wsv stations. * Som.
ing cars THROUGH to Memphis and Sashvitis. ''''
For I.u-iv. 3. 30 n. IN. daily.
os 90 * minnte.s. 500 s. 20. 70 ~, 1000 Is mia
ntes.a M SI2 on. II y, x2 N xo.aa. x3 Is. 22t.
isos q 10 10 ea III ~ and III SO s sn
T d,m r 20. ts 90 A. minntasl; IsnI. $50 xa31
= n'n9 NE 100 ri, Ia Co. Co. ao I = g.
For .nnscoi', j and D i an. 1a1S.nirs'
For Frederick. no. 40 I'll 81 I'm. 81. Ia 30
soTS sSs nav no nsiS,. % sSa ta'pm
fortiaithe-sbury and wav noints. 80 ~ n N, m.
~; a. 400. tj33. . b. 'Go5. - 40, ms
For Wellington Junction and w,v noin.s 50 ~
pa, stations oniS 10 mans 49, ~ p1.n''
For Raw Ridge. week days q II :, m and 4 % D. IN.
RoY%E BLUE LTN iH9 toR T ;FS
aa TGr sh u 81 n S,T York Boston
o. 90 D,ninS Carr. 500. III. 30 p. m. Sleeping Car.
For Boston - 40 7. M. with Pullman su.a, SIe,,
ing Gar rnpniny through 10 Boston without chsns,
y,' Poughkeepse bridge, landing passengers in B. aat
For A,lsStic City. 10 90 a. m andIs % nom. sua.
Except Sunday. DAILY. SUNDAY only.
n,.,, .r., xExpress trains
residencss by Union Tr,nscer Co on orders lsf. !.
'iGkef oi nr fl9 and 1851 Pa nye and :. ,egot
ten Manager. fie1Ol A--,t
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YOUNG
MARRlED
PEOPLE

Can make no better beginning in life than TO fur
nish their house com pleteiy from top to bottom.
There Is nothing to ba gained by paying cash for
all this fGrniture-you can't save . penny by it
fer We sell Furniture and Carpets Just cheap on
credit as other folks do for cash-we won't ask you
70 si-n n aots-nor there won't be u disagreeaols
feature in the whole transaction.
Our furniture Is up date-thoroughiy mod
ern-every piece OF il.
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YOU CAN SEE 1T,
perhaps, one of DR..

HSAAatS OttS va Dis
Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets but you
can't feel it after
it's taken. And
yet it does you
more good than
any of the huge,
Old-f S h ion ed
pills, with their
gripping and vio-
lence, These tiny