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fees mi. 6 7.s.a. 'Ii-s IN. 49,
TMoMAs poNLINa 3 -. -. II. -

THOMAS DOWNING a son. Auri-.. "a b -. nv.
TEU SITES SALE or NNJAUIE IMPROVED
PROPERTY N SOTTH y h-fI NGlpN. Rf-
INC PREMISES ~ -. u fhEET spI-r j.
WHIST. TWO ALlFG IDT~I-S II REAR. $50
l2!4 ANn LIN FDi& AND AEALE Srl.I.Lr
SOUTHWEST,
AT AUCTION
by virtue Of a deed of Trust lntel N0vaullHr II
lSssi. and duy recorded iihs.- l,3i toto as .
So. OF the land records II ff- district
lumhia. and - the Request Of the prrty -a.sI-rl
tlerrhN. We vii. sell H. front ~ Tiis ir-mI--s IA
MONDAY. MAls u THIETEENTH. l-'LI ar
HALL bASt TOT x s'CI.ct Il. lot -. -lel-. .Btrs,
'front.' ing l.bfeAt "a the south side a.: . s l-rI
Of li3 tr',t to 2Ofoot alley. improved hg IN Nr.il
brick dwelling. Np. AZ VI = ". and fx4 f4-a.rp
nlcA houses m r-ar: immediately ate, i :. -ial-
ID. fronting - feet On the sif. - ~ lg
depth II $50 ft 10 40 fot atley itrta a "a tNs
oI"1lr nrok dwellings, being PROMISES No l,.ff ail
l.-b4L : :. =. : ".
erliiS Owe sad above an existing trust - about
y. ' on The "a street properly cash. the ,t'l.-r -
unet lird cash la ance ia six. twslv. and -.-lf,-I
months. with Interest secured nv deed 81
Iroier \. or al cash. at the option pIlrrha-
ccpOslt u FOO on each property required at tlr..
Of sale. Al cunveyancing aud recording al Yul-
chAser's cost.
CHAS. SCHAFFR -.
feSS-dSds CONRAD MLITLh L. 'F-l''
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I. II. ". YOUNG. clerk # the circuit court II Aar-
andria cgunty. Va. 10 certify tat Istles Q .n iii-
and g T. NJ OIL COMMISSIONS laf7' s-Ital tuul
N the peua ~ of $1,000 c.n9ifuued Tor the fait-
fui Performance q their d.4Tia-
said rause and in accordance with iafrra thereon
Given under my hand tins 18th dsN ~ Fs'irlary
lN!lt. a. H. 1blNt.
| f@.sT-frS srTaTH
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C. s. KExr1xLD. matchmaker. 500 18th st.

Mr. W H. LowERRE has returned from New
York and will be pleased to meet his friends
and customers at HARRIsON's 1929 street.
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No TINE LINE THE PRESENT Spring
Hats are here all colors. shapes and styles.
The assortment is complete.
HENRY FRANC X Son. cor eth and ID.
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VNALTER b, WILLIAMS CO.. Auct,onec--.
Terms cash.
mh9-2t WALTER r. Williams co, Aucts


l AIihER SLOAN. Aucnoneers, Iius q street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND DFSIR-
ABLE BUILDING LOTS AT IRE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF AND TWENTY SECOND
STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. ID =
By virtue of two certain deeds of trust from George
II. Dyer and wife. dated Eebraa- v -. A. D. lStr.
ana recorded the same day in liber No 1867 respect
Nely at fo4o 10 u and at folio Is 81 SEQ OF the
land records OF the Distinct OF Columbia, and at tie
request Of the parties secured thereby the under
signed Will sell, in front OF the premises. MON
DAY. THE TWEEN TIETH DAY OF MARCH A. n
1ost3 Al POUR O'CLOCK p NJ. lots numbered from
one q to twelve O2l. both inclusive. in II. J. Powell
and George ". Dyer's subdivision Of lots in square
numbered six y-nine $50, PER plat recorded in
liber G. II B. folio S' of the records Of the Office Of
the surveyor Of said District
Terms OF sale: one-third of the purchase money in
cash all cash. at the option Of the purchaser and
the balance in two equal installmens payable in one
ana two from day Of sale respectively with
terest al the rate Of er centum annuIn, payable
sem-annuaily, foy which the purchaser shall give
notes secured by deed of trust the property sold
deposit OF 500 on each lot sold required time
% sale. IL terms Of sale fully complied with
within ten days from date If sale the
the right resell risk and defaulting pur-
chaser. All conYeyancing. recording. &C.. at the
purcha sers cost.
CHAS. @ GLOVER.
ARTHUR 7. BRICE.I irusue'a
mhldEls Office of Riggs 4 Co
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DOncherknow that nothing will kill the
effects of a smile more thoroughly or pleas.
antly than piece of Whites Yucatan Gum.
mh6-6t
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THoMAs DOWNING son. Aucts. .oIa St. n.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
HORSES, NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
HARNESS, &C.,
on SATURDAY. MARCH ELEVENTH. 1883. AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front Of our auction rooms
6l2 street northwest
Coupe Hockaways. Phaetons. Under Cut surreys
Top and No-top buggies. business Wagons Harness.
&c. THOMAS BOWLING 4 son
mh9-2t Auctioneers.
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To CLOSE AN EsTATE.-I.atimer 4 Sloan will
sell tomorrow at 4:30 pm. in front of the
premises brick dwelling No. 1515 3Oth street,
Georgetown. ID. C.-Adct.
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RATcLIFFE. DARR 8 CO.. Aacl>

ASSIGNEE'S SALE To CLOSE OFT ASSETS
nder anl b. virtue O. two de.i~ 81 as-i -nrrHu's
from " x Mclean recorded Iu 4 ter -. aud 4.
- the land records 4 the District columbia snail
offer or sale at an 'tion roouS o. Batlir- barr
Co. El enn-y !vaEia avenue nGrf hs IN fhi= iify
q MnNDAl, MARCH THIRTEENTH, Is.I. q
LIN ~ o'lOt 4. u. all the remaining Ur rlfi-
tlnc"Et interest 81 W A. Mclean IN the .t a.. q: urs
Mclean. d"sea>@d. subirrf 70 -.'ti.rupuis t--.s#-
n-nt~ compromises h-retof1r. mad. As 80
several judgments obtained in tire CHI-r .
the District OF COLUMBIA in laVur Of " b. N,I.-sa
and TIE former nrlu % Nm. o Lean 4 son .iIaa--
si-nee- farllc1ars - said Interest and uf slid al
il-rIt- ran 10 att1u-i a.. he a--ilfI-a q f-
lllglu-r u VIII h. offered .iarA,.g if d .--.al
Terms. Cash, may be arranged af ti.. q sale.
" J. NM IuN.
---f-H.a.
~. ~ ~.
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NOTES.

Jacob 7. Clark and others decided yesterday
to Helen |. Perkins for S433.33 lot ~, block /,
of White Haven and Harlem, and to Sarah l..
Somcrs for S357.l7 lot 2, block 1, of the same
tract.
In Reno yesterday sale also took place,
Freeman G.. Thompson conveying to Allen G..
Clark lots Is, Is. II and Is in Onions sub.
At the Dumbarton Avenue Church tomorrow
night Rev. Geo. Elliot. the pastor, will lecture
on ''Moonshine."
Eight of the officers of the seventh precinct
are now on the sick list.
Miss Mary Whelan, sister OF Mr. Frank A.
Whelan of Mount Vernon. died yesterday at
1886 street after an Illness OF but three DAYS.
Mr. Joseph W. Harry of Tenleytown. who
was stricken with paralysis last Sunday, is now
under the constant care Of DR.. Chappell rap
idly improving.
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7 ATIMER q SLOAN, AuctiOneers.
DArCLIFFE. DARk Co. AUCTIoNFERS.
IL g90PENNA. AVE n W

ASsIGNEFs, SALE OF LOT ONE. IN BLOCK NO
SIN p,i u TIE Pr sUBDIy TiF KN9wN As THk
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA INK
BY yr,Gs q deed OF asssnment siven 70 Us and
sale in front # the premises by pubic auction ''
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY FIGH.
Al Hi, EN nh AZ your O'CLOCK. IN FhoNT OF
lhh fNf LaT dSE q, IN BLOCKS
Of the subdivision known the ''paIISADrS OF
THE POTION A.. " in the District of Columbia This
let win be sold subject deed trust for 81. go
Terms tovar aud above the trust, cash deposit Of
s co required AZ the time OF sale.
he terms OF sac on the property mentioned above
sale otherwise we reserve the rcht to resell N. pT
erty 1T the risk and cost of the e.auting purchaser
newspaper published in Washin ION, ID. q All con.
veyanclng recording &c. 10 be at the cost Of tie
purchaser or purchasers.
SIDNEY Z. THOMAS.
fell. lS.2o&21 As>ignees Of r j. Mclean.
tS-THE SALE OFLOT ONE. BLOCKS. IN THE
subdivision known the Palisades Of the Potomac il
THURSDAY. FEBRtAEY TWENTY THIRD. at the
SIDNEY I. THOMAS.
feiS-dSls Assirnees.
p5 sr MN Af2yE SALf Is EEFTHFR
EIGHTH. at saline hour and place.
feo4-dSds Assienees.
,es-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
r1Htb on account Of he rain until TUESDAY,
,o,Os SIDNEY T. THOMAS.
fe2S-d&ds Assignees
cF-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
R TGGdG pRt TRAH ~ MAKGH Ten II At or
Darr X Co.. go Penn. ave. n. "
SIDNEY T. THOMAS.
miS-dSdhs Asst nees.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA

HOODS PILLS the best after dinner Pills. as
asst digestion. cure headache. Try q box
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X ArcLIFFE' DARk 4 CO.. az aTc J, ZEE
T ATIIER SLOAN. Auctioneer,
IL lI01 and 1909 est
JAP Rl[E3E ART
SALE
fe13-1m LATDIER K SLOAN. Aucts
FUTURE DAYS.


I AIlMER SLOAN, Auctioneers, li01 ST.
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE
ENTIRE PEEs0NAL EEFICrS OF THE HAND:
NORTHWEST, CONPRiSING SOME RAKE OF d
PIECES or ANTIQUE ST. DOMINGO MAHOG-
ANY-SUI II As HALL CLOCKS. CHIPPENDAIE
EAII-TOP SIDEBOARD. CARD TABLES. ARM
CANOPI-TOP BEDSTEAD. WAHDECBES Blu
bUEEAIS. &c, &c, ALSO FOUR LARGE MIR
EOES CrWO PIERS AND TWO MtNTELSn. WITH
WHITE AND GILT FRAMES; HANDSOME Up
RIGHT STEINWAI PIANO. DOUB PARLOR
SUITE. UPHOL> Erred Is SILK TAPESTRY;
|. CErTION GHAIHS. GILT I hBLE. WITH MIN
ICAN ONYX TOP; FIVE CIR srAI. CHANDE-
lIERS. SILK Plush HAN,iINCIS. OF. PAINT
ms AND LNGkANlNGS. MIRRnR-BACH
EIEGEkE. FINE BILLIARD TABLE. WITH
BALLS. Cues RACKS. &c BRASS TENDERS
CLOCK SIT. INLAlD WITH SEN RES CHINA;
hANDSnME LEATHER LOUNGE, ANTIQUE
OWL MIRRORS. CANDEL tBRhS. BRUSSELS
AND MOQIEr CARPElS THROUGHJTT THE
HOUSE. ORNAMENTS. HANDSOME CHERRY
AND WALNUT SUITES. ODD PIECES OF
TE, SSES, BIDDING. PILLOWS AND BIOL
STEES. SCEEENS. CHIFFONIERS. CEIEVAT.
MIRROR. DESKS. TABLES. BOOKCASE. COP
pFR COOKING UTENSILS, DINING TABLE
AND CHAIRS. LADN'S SADDLE, EEFRIGEE-
ATORS. TABLES. CHINA *. Sc.
menrlEg at II \. M. TO close estate. the resi-
dence No. lI2l II street northwest will sell Ivy
catalogue. the entire contents We take Pleasure in
calling particular attention to this sale. of The
mahogany pieces very rare. and. a whole the
quite desirable on exhibition up TO day OF
LArIMER K SLOAN,
nhtt-1tS Auctigneers.
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Try EEIsrSaER's Ice Cream 235 G st. NV. Z
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Z \. ".
CONTINUATION OF LARGE AND IMPORTANT
SALE OF FINE LADIES, GENTS AND chill
DREN'S SHOES FRIDAY. MARCH TENTH, AT ZEN
A. NJ. WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS 1t
I ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers.
To CLOSE AN ESTATE, THAT VALUABLE ?
STORY BRICK DWELLING. CONTAINING Il
ROOMS GOT "A FEET : INCHES FRONT BY
12o FEET Deep. BEING No. 15l5 10Th ST,
AT AUCTION.
We Will sell II public auction in front " the
premises On FkLDAS, MARCH TENTH. IScl. at
HALF-PAST -FOUR L. NJ. the above described prsp-
erty. being sub lot :. in square gS ieorrstown n q
with the improvements thereon. consstin OF tl-ae-
ST.. Georgetown. II. e.
Terms sud will be made known At time Of sale
Deposit OF 500 must he made time Of sale ana
terms of ale complied with in days right is re-
served TO resell al risk and cost of pa-ch IN
fault Convey anciEg and recording at purchsser's
cost. Taxes to be paid TO date OF sale Title rcr:et
LATIMER 4 SLOAN.
==mh2-dSds Aucriorcers
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa retains the
nutritious cocoa butter; unique as flesh pro
.ducer.
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Daily COnsignfnents of fresh Country
Eggs. Lowest prices. METzGER's, AT 7th st. 1ts
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GEORGETOWN.
A VETERANS FUNERAL.


Tuesday afternoon about 4 o'clock three
carriages and a hearse containing casket.
draped with the American flag. slowly passed
over to Arlington. The casket contained the
remains Of Geo. Wells. sergeant in the 122d
regiment of New FORK volunteers, and the car
rihges were filled with his friends. At Airing
ton considerable delay was experienced. due to
a misunderstanding as to the day of the funeral
The G. A. 4. ritual was finally carried out BY
Commander b. L. Janney of the Morris Post
and the chaplain OF the Department of the Po-
tomac. Ut the conclusion of this the taps"
were mournfully sounded by bugler of the
ninth cavalry from Fort Myer. detailed for that
purpose, the body was lowered and the grave
filled. Comrade Wells. who was employed at
the office of the National Tribune, died after
a short illness of pneumonia. His mother died
but two months ago and the son and sister who
lives at Cambridge, y. Y. were all of the family
left. The remains of the deceased were buried
from Lees undertaking establishment, the flu
neral taking place under the auspices OF the
local Grand Army Relief Association.
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SPECIAL SALE FOUR DAYS.
Our immense stock OF PoRTIEREs at less than
cost
The entire line on display. with Special Sale
price. in plain figures. marked on each. :
EDWIN b. HAY. Assignee of t. u. Singleton.
AS eth street n. W.
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Sc1ArIc RHEUMATISM.

Mr. r. ID. Wheeler. the popular deputy sheriff of
Burlington county. Vt. says IL suffered terrible
fortunes for ten years with sciatic rheumatism l
tried about everything. but dollars worth
of help. I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. Since
taking il don't have any and around all
right- II Hoods Sarsaparilia cost $40 bottle
should continue using il. i have advised a good
many of my friends to take Hoods SarssparllA. for
know that
HOOPS sARsAPARILLA CURES.
r. ID. WHEELER. Winooski Falls, VT.
~ BE sure to get Hoods sarsaparilla-
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Hrx.s Artificial Eyes. IS. Hrxrrrn. cor. AZ.
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Hellman's Oils. Special refined for family
trade. mh3-6ts
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sun Rise Chop Tea, the best Soc tea.
1t- MEIZGER's, AL 9TH St. W.
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JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation.
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest
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s. Heller, 720 7th ct. n.w.. ID making q spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing: also cures Dandruf. Oc7-tr
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Surgical Instruments, Trusses and Ply
sicians Cases. WALFoRD's. AT Pa. ave- IL. w. It's
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THERE CAN BE No BETTER TERMS
On time" payments at bottom" prices you
can get all the Furniture you need.
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CITY ITEMS.
Kitchenaids- TRorT, 1902 18th st. n. W. A

CITY ITEMS.
Kitchenaids TnorT, 1902 18th st. NV. Ask!
Pure Old Rye whisky "a wears old. qt
75c. Ilt+l MErzGERs, AZ It'll st. NV.
Go Farther-Farc Worse.
THERE CAN BE No BETTER TERMS.
On time" payments a; BOTTOM prices you
can get all the Furniture you need.
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation.
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest.
sun Rise Chop Tea, the best Soc tea
IT. MEIzGER's, AL 9TH st. NV.
81 Have Been Afflicted with an affection
iberia. and have used various remedies but
have never found ANYTHING equal to Brown 8
BRONCHIAL TEoCBEs. '-Rec. q. ". +. HGmp-
ton, Piketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes mh9-eo3t
Canned Goods and Dried Fruits Special
prices. llt"l MErzGEE's All 7th st. NV.
Standard Sewing Machines-the work
cannot be equaled. 427 oh ST. NV. 1t
A Ncckwear "POinter.o
Do you want new. rich and dressy Spring
Scarf-a beauty for Soc! Come to us,
1t HENRY FRANC Il SON, cor. 9TH and ID.
Alligator Ointment cures backache, 25c =
Spring AIedicine--Dr. Douglas Herb Tea. 1Oc =
Surgical Instruments, Trusses and Ply
scians' Cases. WALFoRD's. All Pa. ave. H. w. It's
Daily COnsigninents OF fresh Country
Eggs. Lowest prices. METzGER's, AT It'll st. 1ts
DOncherkn0w that nothing will kill the
effects of a smile more thoroughly or pleas
antly than piece of Whites Yucatan Gum.
Hellman's Oils. Special refined for family
trade. mh3-6ts
Ladies'! Buy the Old Reliable Time-tssted
Wheeler 4 Wilson. ----...--
| Each year brings it new laurels.
Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert Of today pro-
nounces the best in the world to be the New
High Arm, No. o. Office, A37 9Th St NV, one
door south Of E. d2l-tf
Phillips Digestible Cocoa retains the
nutritious cocoa butter; unique as flesh pro-
Queer.
| s. Heller, 720 7th st. NV. il making a spe-
| cialty in Ladies' and Ch1dren's Hair Cutting
and shampooing: also cures Dandrud Oc7-tr
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
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AUCTION SALES.
TONIORR ROW

II BERNHEIMER CO.. AUcTISNRERs
IL. SUCCESSORS TO WEEKS co.
fS37 LOUISIANA AVE Y w
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At TWf ~ VI
Horses. hlrkhaaTd. surrey. Carr rra Wrrfrs1s -
LAIN n 4 ~IHAN.
A. :.
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of the throat from childhood. caused by diph-
iberia. and have used various remedies but
have never found anything equal to BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRoCBEs. "-Rer. q. ". +. HGmp-
ton, Piket0n, Ky. Sold only in boxes. mh9-eo3t
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wNI WsNTTU. O.
:. 4. IEDNA- -.-i.'.-.


lin I n 1inh s M n r(,r'E' lIIl.
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Elixir Babek cures al malArial diseases
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Spring Nledicine-Dr.D Douglas Herb Tea, 1Oc =
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Go Fart!ier-Farc WOrs,

Pure Old Rye Whisky "a wears old. qt
7jc. l1t+l MEr2GERs, AZ It'll st. NV.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-03-04
Not for the World.

There are dangerous symptoms of a literary
combination between the Frostburg JOURNAL
and Roy McCardel, with the direful purpose
of making some people around here come in
ont of the cold draft. But we put it to the
sense of fairness of the JOURNAL as an in.
dividual, whether such combine as that
would be the square thing, under the circum-
stances. -Cumberland Nems
Not if Roy's unquestionably able
and talented father, besides being the
editor of the Ne,os, is also the poet now
and then lurking in its columns.
1t is the poet the JOURNAL would
like to have Roy sponge out.
A few of his verses would do the
business.
But to pit Roy against his father
the JOURNAL would not do.
Such a step would make the great
paper an accessory before the fact III
case smacking somewhat of literary
parricide.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-03-04
PUBLICATIONS.


Mr. George NJ. Becker, democratic member
from Hennepin county, in which Mime
apolls is situated, caused a sensation in the
Minnesota Legislature on February 3 by in
Producing bill prohibiting the manufacture
or sale of crinohne. The bill in full is. as
follows:
SECTION lit shall be unlawful for any
person to manufacture or SELL or use of any
hOopSklTt, or hOopSklrtS, or auylhing like
thereunto, within the limits of Minnesota.
Sec. ll.-Any person violating this Act or
in any way assisting the violation of any pro-
vision of this Act shall be punished by a line
OF not less than 50 nor more than $50 for
each otfense, and shall be imprisoned in the
county jail for period not exceeding thirty
days
The vexed controversy concerning GRIM
oline which has been raging in the papers
OF late, is due to the dearth of fashion news
rather than to actual facts. Whilst news
paper fashion writers have busted themselves
discussing the appalling consequences OF the
revival of the hoopSkirt in PARIS, and whilst
the influence of the Princess of Wales has
been appealed to to stand as barrier against
the coming threatening event, the leading
dressmaking houses of the French capital
have not yet made Il single crinoline for their
customers, All there is to be SAID on this
subject is that the several pretty novel models
of shlrts coming from Paris are as general
rule flat around the waist with considerable
fulness at the bottom. In order to IT, orough-
ly comprehend the actual tendency Of lash
ion aud to get relia bic Information as to the
best way of securing fine models OF these
stylish skirts, one must get the Mcdowell S
fashion magazInes-La Mode de Paris and
Paris Album Of Fashion are Invaluable to
dressmakers and sell at $500 year, or IS
cents copy. The French DreSsmaker, So q
year, or 80 cents Il copy, is noted for its
practical styles La .uods, 81. so year. or Is
cents month, is the family fashion journal
par excellence You can subscribe at your
newsdealer or by applying directly to the
publishers, A. Mcdowell j. Co., West l4th
ST.. New York City.
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Erred.

Owing to al alleged fatal absence of
hydraulic unison between the Water
Committee aud the Superintendent, at
a special meeting.of Council, Tuesday
'vening, the last named somewhat
suddenly, perhaps Unexpectedly,
placed in the Superintendent hands
his involuntary resignation.
For solid argument, however. the
Superintendent did not employ so
many words, YET said more than his
antagon SITS, as will be fully shown in
the complete report, necessarily
delayed until next week.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
\ religious Protest.

fRosTBuRG, MD, March, =, 1898
To the MINING JOURNAL
The question as discussed nv the
Ledger. and Rev. Mr.. Van Arsdale and
the JOURNAL on the cxpuitariOn of
oyer $500 from MIR Van AS church
for the purpose of aidlrg missionaries
IN foreign counties in their endeavors
to chri'tanize III" h>athen, appears to
me not to hinge so much upon the
llberality, charitableness or christian
lty of our prople rs it does on the
apparent waste of our energies and
wealth III exprndlng both upon people
of foreign lands who show u lack of
appreciation of our efforts.
Witness the destruction of the
missionary stations in Chlna last year
where thousands of har,l-earntd A meri-
can dollars went up in wllfully
DESTROYED by the people We are sup
posed to be converting to our methods
of serving God.
Or the more recent destruction of a
missionary school for girls III Turkey
deliberate act of the natives
What better evidence that they do
not want our religious minislrations
either for themselves or their children
They do not rtqnlte our concern Ton
them except with contempt aud vlol-
ence. then why waste time and money
upon a hardened generation wnen,
here at home, thousands of naples,
victims pine in neg. ect and degrade
ton?
DR.. Parkhurst, who has investigate
the abodeS of sin and infamy of New
York. Says-''for every Stun in
Turkey. where penp,e live in suuahd
wee, dirt, ignorance and deprayiry
there are ten III til United States"
Then why go abroad in search OF
lost sheep when they are to be founc
In such droyts at home
In the face of these facts is it moi
time to call halt in this apparently
useless If not criminal expenditure OF
money abroad when it is so easy te
demonstrate that every dollar can he
used to better advantage at home
Roy
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-03-04
Incidents of Insect Life.

The Cumberland Necs should read
up on canal legislation in 1890 before
it makes any more breaks.
For instance, the whole Allegany
delegation did not oppose the steal.
Three of fou in the House voted for
1t!
The JOURNALS recollection is that
instead of ring bill going through
like Il fash" one pretending to con-
form to judge Alvey's requirements
was passed.
If the JOURNAL remembers rightly
the Nors can learn something more by
reference to both its State and county
platforms of 1899 concerning the canal,
and contrast Herewith the glorious
results of its negative compliance.
The wheel went round; the insect
crawled the other way, but nobody
thought it worth while to say for the
wheel
Shoe, fly, don't bother me