davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-11
Hat Conversation.

She had bought a $25 headgear,
and when the bill came in the hus-
band scolded her pretty sharply.
"Oh," she exclaimed when she had
heard enough of it, you are talking
through your hat"
mo, my DEAR" he protested, Il
am not am talking through yours. "
Detroit Free Press.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-11
Philosophy.

II has noticed, said Uncle Nose,
dat de man wot don't do muffin
'less'n he's paid fer it will do any
thin, no matter how mean it am,
pervidin he do git paid fer it. In
dianapolis Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The drug and medicine firm hereto
fore doing business under the style oI
Smith a Steiner, have this day dis
solved partnership by mutual consent
DR.. j. G. Smith retiring, The business
will be continued by Lee Steiner, "A;
the old red corner stand, where all
bills and accounts are TO be settled,
Salem, Dec. lst, 1898.
j. q. SMITH, NJ. ID.
LEI STEINER.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-11

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Oregon state insane asylum invite sealed
proposals for furnishing at the asylum
near Salem, Oregon, the following sup
plies for the six months ending June
90 1894
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-11

1t may surprise the reader who is a lit
tie rusty on geography to be informed
that there are over 300 mountains on the
North American continent that are over
10, 900 feet in height, but such is the case.
In Alaska alone there are scores Of them,
and not less than five in that boreal re-
gion exceed $4,000 feet.-St. Louis Re
public.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-11
Economize in Paper.

Clean newspapers, tied In bundles OF
100, not cut, for sale at this office at
fifteen cents bundle. A heavy straw
wrapping paper, large sheets, two cents
q pound. Next door to the postoffice.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertising In this column charged a III.
sts Of one cent per word Tor each insertion
ash must accompany the order, except wher,
lr4erei ~ regular advertiser.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-23
Billiards. Snow Linimen,

This invalu able remedy is On. !,
ought to be in every houseboi
will cure your Rheumatism, Neuul,;
Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, P,,s: '
Feet and Ears, Sore Throa, and w
Chest. If you have Lame Bscks.s
cure it. ltpenetrates to the seatss
disease. 1t will cure Stiff john. .
Contracted Muscles after all I,
remedies have failed. Those J
have been cripples for years hsys
Billiards. Snow Imminent and NJ
away their crutches and been N
walk ss we'll as ever. 1t will ,
you. Price 90 cents. Sold BY Ri
Fisher & Co, Waco, and J. B, d
nish, East Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-23
VIII Ambassador w. -,

cline to receive his com Allen 4.
. view of all that has, g, ,,s'Ga' i
'hat may appear 10 be- %. es'foel
question, but lnasmucb AZ H.; l1'ljS
nataon was confirmed by the s'' l.. asaS
a month ago, and that H. saa
neither appeared at the ST., ne !,
partment to be sworn in and ,'. 4. \
ceive his instructions, n QUO t.. ss
to say when he would como t !,
not be SO foolish after all. II 0,
ing to law aud custom, he N y. !
be at his post within s ~ saa'l
from his confirmation, buf ~
Mr.. Van Allen, like othsr. ps,alq
class, thinks his own will 81, VI
to law and Gus ON. 'upsH1
There has been cors;,
talk here abouc reoros. i "a.
and rechristening of thu "'1 aI
list party, dropping, for tho p y.
being, all other questions s., ~, W.
tba: of money. 1t is too e, 'Is'
predict whether anything will ' ~
of it all. wy
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-23

boiler, which supplies the kitchen sink
and bathroom in the second story with
an ample Quantity OF hot water, Il very
necessary item FOR the comfort and
convenience of the household In this
case the usual stationary wash-tubs
are omitted though they could be
placed in the angle on the inner wall
OF the kitchen il desired. a part O.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-23
PERSPECTIVE VIEW.

the principal rooms are made accessible
from "a general sitting or living room
and the parlor is retained in private as
desired This is nice room, well
lighted and comfortable, with an oc-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-23

Photograph In Each Package
Of the la,ert igarette-Old D0mln
ion Photograph ia each package.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-23
For Sale,

500 acres of laud, four.ee nil
from Waco; 200 in cultivation, 4
acres coed timber, everla.,i
water, good fences, fair bulldog
small orchard, for Sc, 800. All
pain. Call on
]. II. PORTER,
100 South Fifth Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
LAUREL,

| Correspondence Of The Evening Star
| LAUREL, Nd, June 16, 1898.
Rev. W. NJ. Frysinge, d. D., editor of the
Baltimore Methodist. will preach in Centenary
| ~ E Church, this city, Sunday evening next
at o'clock. DIR. Frysinge is an elegant and
accomplished pulpit orator.
For several days past force Of workmen
has been engaged in opening ND several new
avenues and streets In the town. Laurel mt
present, has over thirteen miles of streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Wells Of Washington are
at the Herbert House.
AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
Mr.. Linden Briscoe and family are visiting
friends n this county. For several years past
Mr.. Briscoe has been engaged in business in
Thomasvilie, Ca He has accepted a position
future home ''
Mr.. John Froelich Of ForestyilIe. who Loaf
his fne residence by fire last fall is building
SS.OVO house not far away from Mr. Frcelich's
dwelling. In the same village is Eureka Hall.
a large two-story building erected jointly BY
the Masons and Changers at a cost of So. 500.
meeting of the Prince Georges County
Agricultural Fair Association was held this
week. at which the report of the committee ON
grounds was received. The committee was
authorized to proceed with the erection of the
necessary buildings. 1t was also decided 10
call special meeting of the stockbolders 10
consider the advisabili;y of increasing the capi-
tai stock Of the association %. 500. & commit.
tee. composed Of the president, secretary and
treasurer. was also appointed to have charge of
entertainments in the fair grounds and to repu-
late the prices of admission.
The regular non-jury term of the circuit
court of Prince Georges county will be held on
Monday next '-
Inere is great need of rain in this county.
continued dry weather is especially hard on the
tobacco crop. a large portion of which has been
painted ana Is suffering from want Of rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
HEARD By CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER.
The Argument on Sunday Closing Begun i'm
the Circuit Court.

the
The hearing of the case of the government
gainst the worlds fair officers on the Sunday
'pening question began before Chief Justice
'uller and Judges Bum and Alien in the
inited States circuit court at Chicago yester-
nv. Ex-SOlicjtOr General Aldrch and District
ttorney Walker appeared for the government.
Ommi-siOfIer st. Clair of West Virginia repre-
erted the fair officials. He opened the case by
atinG that the interests of the government in
Ic exposition were simply to make its own ex-
bit. to look after the interests of foreign ex-
bitors. to make awards and distribute TIE
Al provision The appropriation of souvenir
ms was simply Tor the purpose of completing
fair. for which millions of private capital
already been raised
was the demands OF the government that
made the exposition cost more than ten
hons more than originally intended. And
ically. therefore. the United States WAS
1raI!y boUEd 20 furnish the dericlencv
Edwin Walker followed Mr. St Clair. con-
ing his remarks 70 citing various author
> IN support OF the contentious OF the an
can;=.
Assistant District Attorney J. B. Hand re-
ed for the government. lie said the posi-
"A OF the government would be that the ap-
Hate court was without jurisdiction in the
N, the law and The practice being shat cases
which the United States Is "a party should 20
once to the Supreme Court and not 10 the /
Pelltte court.
NJ the conclusion of Mr.. Hands address the |
" adjourned 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

The British embassy has been tempora rilv
transferred to Newport. where Sir Julian
Pauncefote has rented cottage for the season.
AT the regular weekly meeting of the direc-
tors OF the Bank OF England Yesterday the rate
Of discount at the bank was fixed Mt 2I< ner
cent. This reduction of y per cent on the
preceding rate.
Jos. Quinn Of Sharon. Pa. the most seriously
injured OF the five men who were caught in the
Nickel Plate wreck near Buffalo Wednesday. is
reported to be improving, and the Buffalo Hos
pital physicians now think he will recover
unless peritonitis sets in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
Sir Richard Webster's Contention.

Sir Richard Webster's Contention,
Sir Richard Webster of counsel for Great
Britain in the Boring sea tribunal Yesterday
continued his arguments before the Boring sea
tribunal of arbitration
In the course of his address he protested
against the assertion that the killing Of female
seals was a crime per Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
harveyiring of Curved Plate Accommodate,

harveyiring of a Curved Plate Accomplished
Ane application OF the new Harveyizing pro-
cess TO armor plate is difficult in the case OF
curved plates. but the ordnance bureau Of tia
Navy Department has been informed that the
bethlehem iron works has just treated with
success curved plate 16 by feet in Length and
taperlng from IL TO 6 inches in thickness in.
tended for the side armor of the Maine
Ihe plate represents a lot of 1872 tons of armor
and upon Its test depends the acceptance of
that lot. oi
when the ordnance department of the army
began the work of designing new puns ami
mortars ior the coast defense system protected
by the Notifications board. difficulty was ey-
Perienced In securing reliable apr1nas to take
up the heavy recoll of the great 1s-inch sea
coast moEtars. and after experiments thew were
OblSed to turn to what is known as the Relic
vile spring. French invention. CONSISTING of
great number Of dish-shaped steel disks &C.
cured on spindle. This spring wa, very diff
cult OF manufacture owing to the nicely Of tom
per required Now. however. the bnrean has
found the desired spring and in this countrv a
IittsburS firm has submitted for triala number
OF double cooled spring, that have passed the
tests satisfactorily, and hereafter these springs
will be used instead of the French spring in
all of the 12-inch mortars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
THE GREAT
PENNsYLvaSI, por-rr

TO po THE N2sTa, WEST ,kx fo s6irErHvrsr
STEEL RsfL sshAc K.e sSPlhFTSPSP
TRAINS IEaSn &ssRi 81 NSS Fl g,6 ISs
70, GpeRSER eIH AND sTs AS FohL SorWNrioS
fIrrss1 3, t PSI the West, rspnsylSanis ai.-i
@ iiy s Sog%sia1 ErPS.ss q 10 Is a M d..iS
H.isbprs Cincinnati sna ,.ss s9 o1ieAEo
Sc1bs,nspohs and Dining Car HARRISBURG to 70
land coumba Louis AID ~ foe Ss s,i e ces.
s uSr11sy with Parlor Car Harrisburg 10 Ff.tsi,ury
Cleveland ana Toeda 81 LoHi. and sn dScsi, n1DSs
to Hsrrissnr3gp m, M daily Parior Ca washinsrtoa
r. LoSis cnsinrati and chicago and pinin9 cs ,9
pm daily. with sleeping Cars washinsoS :. ~ 20
So, cohpectlng daily AT Harrisburg with .hyor.h
Dining OR Pittsburs to chicsse Sdn,s Pullman
6n rssss - an daily fos Pittsburs coumSa1'
s san sle,nins Car w.shinston to 81 LOUIS
Htoons TO Ri esm.nog1 Pm = Memphis. Dining Car
Sic. pe 10, 70 ipssurx and The West with through
dsiSe osnsndsisna Rochester and Niarsra FAN,
Fo, F,is' Se.oent Sunday. .5oa m. -'''
,o an: md, S.s.T: daily sstaISsr 20 10 6 .
sl SoS daily ssiurd.s ~" With Ssep
For wlli.msport. Remove and Fimira st,o,,,
oas; a Except sunday. For wilismsport onys Is
fof Fi ssH4IL Z d9 q VIEW YORK AND TIE
nisa bnias Car GO S sSs no 30 e. e
S6s II and 10 3 90 F and iLS Pm; on sunday,
Ds,p,RE csSs oo.ssss % f. ~ and
@ cSseR Il % II e Ii ian i $50
All r.rlcr Cars, With Dinins Car from Baltimore s,-
s mr York 4 90 pm daily for Philadeiph week
FoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
ANY 80 am. week days. and ASP. m
AccOmnod.tion, .soo.. m. daily.
EIpress: 2.ol and 5. 40 .. m dsily
sIs,on. without change. 3. so a. m week iavs ana
For Br 70 Z % dsy ali through ,r.,,.
inr Sr elsy With boat. Of srSokiyn ANNEX aaari
sss. g rnS5 street avoiding
and lbs m every dav. s.surdays ss Sn'y $40
For . s 81 & .S 500 s2s 7o? E2o $50. see
dis5n on sunday. 500. eo ~ b. = a 81
ss OF tlm IL a. 1l Is 81. Ia az az
70, . fSss s s"s line and 4ss pm daily
n; bg /. daily d except Sunday. sundays. aooan
FOR aEEkAxpRI. AND THE sourH
For AleIsnd,ia $50 a35, As g 40, g. as. los q
s. p Ia cna ans. HoC a g spP Is i
For d EisSnSsa :Ss tn. south 80 and 1os7.n
ss.. sGs aa
US k5S5a ia Il II os si is . S
I'm. aos. q zs o. z o5 20. si5 ana and 10 q
Tickets and information a, the ofo. nortb.,., ,,-
...,on where orders can Be- left for the cseotnrs:
u 1cs.rAnon from hotels and residences
Genera M.nss,r rmy2a fss.s @eoD sr-..
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{ ,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE N EFFECT NAV .s son.

r,.,,s SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY as 1soa
9th and F- SHi"h StAtlon tB and Pr.
banaron, ne srandest scenery in America with Oh.
West frnr sna most complete Solid Train Seryee
.Tg. s y N. y-'wsshington ana r,h,c,S, sr..
g.,h...s ~. sIbnled. newly eduinFei aiec.-s.-
ing9o tra1n. Pullnan's finest sle-isns cs-s w.sh
49, ~ ..1ca. % Dining from Wsslin = =,
m, chicago A. Vi p. m H"ioiis i'9o T.
lL,::Ivp "a dafly-The famous ssF r Y Ts,,t.os
sold vestbue train will DINING ,a- 80 Annlis,eI-
vttlspt lor cincinnati Lexington and iS,isyf a
T.:ou. cnSnse, arriving AZ Cinciunafi go, n y.
Ii !, . 10 D. m Louisville $50 n M Ipsn,
m conos i,; ~. Cnicago 500 M s. Louis AZ
rsslsecla. uillnan sleeper Munday. Wedrsss,,s ana
49, .hronsh TO Hot spr nrs. Va without ans-e.
;o0 m; daily-Express for oorac,sv;u. a..
s Maynesboro. stanton ana p-in-;,si VI
sinls Points; daily. except SUNDAY To- fich,ana "
,ao 1cstions and tickets ai Company,s os.s
my2s H. W FULLER t,epu p.ss.,,.- -.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

EoR BAR HARBoR. EAsTPoRT Ann sT
St. John n. B.-Mallory Steamship Line a s.
state OF Texas from pier 81. r r. N Y
every Saturday at 5p m. Sixtyfour mage descriptsv
pamphlet for 1893 mailed free. For psss.ra sns
freight rates apply to C. II. MALLORY Co Lgsn,s
Pier 20. Y. r.. N Y. m,ossara
RTHCR w. ROBSON
" y, ielephone 1874 Branch OF Baitinore Nj
,rlrst Oaon second Cabin and S.eerace tfctets Nv
and the West Indies '"- A-fiOa' nustrsh$
Asoto Boston, Providence. Norfolk savannah x,i
steamar out pertns OF state rooms reserved any
nished on application. f " '
AGENT For THos COOK A. SON.
1etmates g1ven on tours to any part OF the world
and Scotland. -%
foreisn express and custom house broker. Agents
N AL the principal cities Of Europe send for ia-
structions How TO Ship" apiO-tr
CUNARD LINE-PLANs .,CAMPANIA" AND
'Lucanis. IL. 500 tons. sailinsrs prices desrip-
lions hrst and second cabin and passengers
mh2l -3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

nso, have your letter. and cables addrss-sd ,srs
EDWIN H. LOWS STEAMSHIP EXCHANGE
HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN TRAELL EES
b CHAR1NG CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUARE
LONDON, They will he numbered and forwarded %
all parts by Mr.. LOWS own system. insurnS safe 70,
livery. Baggage stored, forwarded and checked by
american system Complete tan king facilities. Tns
v,e Of LOWS POCKETCABL CODE. urlre - rents
IL undispensable. send for a copy Of ''TEE PASSEN-
q GR rcont aiming valuable information, free.
EDWIN X. LOW, LOWS EXCHANGE
,ao .Sm Head once. s.4g BROADWAY MIN YORK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
OUT OF WASHINGTON

ST. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ALBANy Nv
s rn1er .se dire,tion OF Bishop Doxne Choics Of
lor courses o; study for graduation Specisl
may oe taken or the Harvard course for women IL,
taloxne address Miss z. W. Boyd PRINCIPAL AMI Jim
NAVAL EXHIBITION FOR BOYS TO THE
BY St Johns Military School N,nl,u. Nv 81.
We orsat LAKES Orvanszed cadets OF a .hin-,f
war Limited number may Join June u 70 JnIxP o1
ivply for terms ' e W yns 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
LADIES' GOODS

STANfING-TowELs. NAPKINS ANp HAND-
- kerchefs stamped from zoe 20 4Oc per dozen ma
DO 81. n. ~ -. =
GQUIDs WONDER STORE 4,I ora ST
y faSors. scrap pictures. Chinese lanterns naner
napkins. French tissue paper parar fowers fs,np
shades. NC. made to order. Wooden flutes faxs
ZINE WHITE AND BLACK LACEs DONE Up IN
hrst-ciass Partisan style white and satin dreseeS
faces ana lace curtains speciality prices res
tan az EME NlBOUD. successor to Mime Valmont
oosahd. Io i'm ST. NV. Ap29 orns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
SVEAM CARPET CLEANING.

MNoNIAIED STEAM CARPET Z EANING
"A prks. Carpets cleaned IN the bcsf l'snner
Carpes made moth proof free OF charge Mattress
made az order. once, l920 Pa ave. Works. I7OS
!. and 17lp ST. nv. Telephone SO4.
mk2S Al NEMAlEIl. LanAssr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
RAILROADS.
baltimore q OHIO RAILROAD.
law. w.. Schedule IN effec. May II. 1897.

| p
NeaVe washington from station corner Of New Ie-..v
For chio.qo .n ssf So4 AND t s,T,r,
buled fIn %it s, Louis sni rns.nspoiis yes:
fos d Pttsegrs aud Cleveland express daily IL s5
Fer Fer Hks,1 DsSstsS,1.a and s,.gnton TO .oam
Chattanooea ard Msn,P6is' IL i11n2 % S9okyis
For Eat nu ssr9rsh e Memphis and Nashvie 'S
s q minutes. Se * ddssys 90 20 g
II o rs Is M ~ 81 e 90 Il 20. 335 1G So ri
s.y III p 60 600 IS innHtss Is s IN 4, Ss ~
S2S n IL 4a 40 % "a Ie., 10 lSax2 20 70 40
e fS GO ,S5 81 %sO $50 r7S0' IS 90
For F 11Ss4sist f e. ffi 3 Pam
F FOT RR .ss .ss 40 % m and +aaop.m
Foriaithe-sburs and ri ,rsS Ds " ~ p 90
VI 10. co. ts.33 IS. -7O5. % a., I'll M A
For wsshington Junction and wav points. so a,
pal stations only ~ tiS s ac trains e
For Bay RidVe weei days p X = M 80 ~ = n 10
ROYAL Blue IfNf FOR ' aS NV p 2o nd Z Dr.
For p,u.ao, ADELPEIA.
e dam ~ 800 S Dunn "a, Dian nm. ~ 70 ' :i
on.s II p ~ G csrl 500. III or. m scepag Car
But Fufet parlor Cars on al day trains
inr Car running tbro n1 With p9lman Buffet slra,-
bridge landing passengers in n a1i
d, rer A. City 1000 andIa 90 noon. sun
sExrress .t trains ssunday only.
resGsnSsss S 6ys S,6 for End sseEsd from hotels ni
nStef ofn n gls and 1851 Pa ave and II depSt
: Gen. Maasrer. ue1o GHAs; Geo o. sPp ..I
RE HGPD aTp PphSs VI ,E,AJLR2Ap
.u,r.n. Schedule l; i sasa i' i hIs .. 1soa
ger s,.ton Wa.S and ls"Ts q P,n
s.. 500 m daily local for Danvfie and stations ,,,
for Front Royal tras61rr sT . SnE sSnnss
DAILY for n W. hnsnmond and Dsnvs "a. ,aaii I.
f; sss Tennessee VIRGINIA and sorsis raj Iy ana
and banS tor F RinGr1l pr I9iP,s south Eend
,on ns I, Pullman Sleeper New YORK. and ws s ir
Greeasboro VIII sieerer for aRrgy. which untes at
and S,p.shn,i except Sunday for Front ROYAL
MOO zoo ~ for princip., roiut. south on r,c
Ro. to Charlotte. and Danve 70 kshSs sns
WESTERN yEsTfBuIaD1 Ii IND s,n, sogTH-
IN o. Pullnan sleepers AMI Dining Cars ana nm.
nan Sleeper trourh New yorS sng With Pull
columbis end New Yo9H 20 and NV YOrk
Pl, m,ssl,nsion e Memphis Brinihrhs9 sis
I'll. TRAINS wAsHfSsToSSs AND oHroprvrsrox
sSgnd Hi and 30 I'M ~ a daily e, m asy 2,
diste sts,;ons sunday for Herndon md interrns-
ALT m, = 29 P m daily from Round Hill and "a w
9sly IRON Lees burg. and q Ga dai,, - M
day from Herndon only ''-' "aiiS except sun
Is.Onsh trains from the south arrive w.shinr,o.
,,.. q ~, ~ - a NJ 2 IS y. m and az n m Ne
Tss Dlvision. 40 y daily excart s1,d.y a-
seertng Car reservations and ins,-,n..,,,
and :. neg az once. Oil and 100 pennsyiyapia ave
Mssb,nv ,rsssenger Station. Pennsylvania RsilroaI
W h; GnEEN, Gen. Man wa TrRK 90, De-. A..
- :. D.soN N.Seneral Agent Passenger Dent te5
{ ,hfsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
r, SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY os ism
9Th and SITS "ni 0ni"h station tB andPD.
a.ougn me srandest scenery in America With .t
IVES, TN sna most complete Solid Train Service
E0 n daily-"washinefon ana r,b,c,,, &c..
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LASGCO3. loss Of appetite and strength
Cured by BrOmC-Seltzer-trial bottle 10 cts.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.
BEDFORD. PA.
THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA
HOTEL OPENS JUNE

HOTEL OPENS JUNE -
my15-3m L. B. DoTY. Manager
'CEE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL BE
| onen for the accommodation Of guests June l.
made Electric bell. and sss
ss Ses .nS
;91ss f. & n msssi ts
| TIE 81 CHARLES HOTEL. BERKELEY
s been e .sss
men or os sn and the best Of sanitary
9AcK 0@HsS and ana 'sps: address
~. WI opsn june Il. isSa Maryland R. r.
si
% fsi 1n1s strh g as
I:5% y Ss';i du'ns Nay
C4PoN sPRINGs AND BATHS. WITH IT'S
h0 Tes, H Vilr s9tssses opens June
Superior e SeSR nes "a n Wsse
0ysS
cholera Rates rss:sn.b for pamphlets rs ssd
Washington sseSs ssnH o Ss s SI5
l4th St NV my24- I'm
l CREsSoN. PA.
IN 10Y oi Allegheny mountains. main line PENN
sylvania railroad. Ali trains stop
OPENS JUNE.a
dss sna ,S point to break the journey between
myi.sm INC e@'~ w" WI .G K si BGNHSM Sup.
FLKToN LLTHIA SPRINGS,
IL ELKToN. ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA
rs os M under
and Albion Hotels. Baltimore The hotel building Is
eiesrc b b III nS @ steam beat
closets. &c. &c. A'" p'''A'' 0A'hS sanitary
Water from the celebrated Elkton Lithia Springs
ags, million and half gallons daily is piped
Masnfcsns scenery. splendid boating, bathing and
r hs,sI sTS S MSPEkS H6rft WITH
.ss s -, e'ssu eEo. F. ADAMS. Prop.
after tn date to Elkton. va mva5-Sm
JNo Z. BAKER. Manager.
Nate Of Everett Hotel. Jacksonville. Fla) Amod-
MS and Hot ts sn e sGSn Sry
For rates &c. address as above myI4-eo3m
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
hotel in ali its Departmental OF sSsed msS
mnnss rHe fram capacity
write r JSh6 Stss9on to sgsisnH'
NONTJhEKEXl, 81 SPRINGS rim HOTEL
1.oo3 feet aSov sea level Pure water. pure air
periect nealth. no malaria. MOSQUITOES
hours ride from Washington.
- Will open June II.
Write for circulars and rates
M. A. and Il. s. MINOR Pronrietors
Circulars at Star Office. ,nvi:,.2,n
II OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS:
~ 81 hours from W sshngton in the great North i
noun .nns. near Winchester, Va Open June 81.
guest, can be received earlier; NO BAR; ali home
comforts rational amusements: moderate charges; |
Illustrated circU ars. giving all information at this
othcs a I'd At the office Of A s. Pratt Sons, Sun
oCIlding ST. A. g. PRATT,
my-o-IOw Proprietor.
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MEDICAL. &c.

De BROTHERS, INvIGoRATING CORDIAL rs
powerful Nerve stint ant and Tonic. IN All ths
fretnedes for Nervous Debility Neuralcia 1ieryons
aAhsuS lon Par lysis and that class OF peo,e who
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Laboratory. SO6 d ST sw ,n,l lsi-,caty.
| ~. BhoTHERS, THE MOST RElIABI.E AND
Observation-Disclosures specialist in this city With 10
seHi e1ierlence' 40 years at 9O6 b ST. sw Con
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NEPTUNE HOUSE,
BELMAR. N. ).
open June ID. Artesian water.
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PROFESSIONAL

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IAPE MAY. =;
y HOTEL LAFAYETTFn
ofehs June IL. Located directly on the beach All
MOD IN improvements. First-class in ali apnoint-
ments. lJeltose1Ol JOHN TRACY & CO