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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

Fine Scotch Damask # inches v.I.
I'm choice designs, G,, 90 and Nl-2 cents
per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

EXTRA HEAVY DRESDEN.
Full Bleached Damask S Inches vida
% cents per yard
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LOST.
OF VIRGINIA.

OsT-A BUNCH OF KEYS-FoUR
IL IN NUMBER. Reward II returned
TO Times Office. oczo-ls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

FROM OUR GREAT NAPKIN PIER.
CHASE
22x22 inches Scotch Dinner N4rtrs
s. Quality, 81 per Dozen.
27x27 inches Dresden Dinner NapNs
81 quality. 50 dozen.
1915 quality, 500 dozen.
$3.50 quality, $3.50 dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

Fine Scotch and Irish Full Ha1enI
Damask. 6S and u inches wide. s. rf
yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

Extra Fine Dresden Irish ana Scotch
Double Satin Damask in exquisite ss.
signs. u inches wide az SLca. sl85. $50
SL65. 500 and S2.25 per yard
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OF INTEREST TO LADIES
We are now showing a fine assert.
mont -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
&c. a Yard.

81 inch Bedford Outing Cloth at &c. a
yard would sell fast st l21fc. yard.
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SHIPPERS.

This table is Ladies' with some
of the most elegant qualities am. .l
values. None worth less than g.
at 98 cents. We have determine
to close out odd lots, and lro'
have got TO DO it. Come any t..-e
this week you will fud sue
bargain.
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LACE CURTAINS.

Best bargains ever shown: and that is
saying a great deal as we always sell you a
better value than any one else.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

80
'I'i'rsfrsrfr IrrIrrIrf1frs
l. ~ ~ aI. Ivy Ss'll II ms once En-
~ r, ~ 49, g ] ,'1i''Ss. 'osether Win
n ~ - q 4. .,ii E'5n VIII receive ANY
'A''e = 'ne lolioW'hs nooks;
No. 8. UNDER IHE RED FLAG. ~,
WIS " a TRADITION
= No !. King soLoMoN's MINES. ny
$50
ETGnry nn1s = LIE liz WORLD ~
Isy Alesan,ler puma. ~ 49, " 80
No. 4..SI.ADY GR.cE. Z, ~. u..
Wood,
No, .. ANERIL. ny Rosa Souchet,e
carey
Ne. THE HI,Ack DWARF. u, sir
40. 10. a NoBLELIFE I., Mis-. Nh.
lock
No. AZ. THE BLACK TrI.Ip nv Ala
ander Dumas.
40. il. THE DteUEss u, aT,.c
Duchess
:, fiafrnrs Wal''@a' 4
Noushe''e CAREY
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We used to have trinf BY jury III
this country but now we have trial by
newspaper whenever anybody Of inn
portanoe is accused or the easGis ONE
involved in mystery Miss Borden,
charged with killing her fntherEand
stepmother, is on trial in Massachu-
setts and already the criminal lawyers,
judges and conspicuous citizens Of the
country have been called upon by the
Herald to express opinions MS to wheth
err the State has made out ease
against Elizabeth Or not The con
sensus Is that the State has failed and
the Herald says; "As rejecting the
great popular verdict on the Govern
ment's case the views will Be read with
widespread interest BY whom The
jury in the ease, the Judge or the ac-
cnsed Why not abolish the old jury
aystefl and let the newspapers and the
public, voting through them on the
coupon system settle all important
criminal eases ~ \. Adrdtiser #
y. ~ p
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A woudsriul Discovery n vlfginia- A vsry
Tras Story

"A MuulSllai Rltl'frtI ~ v a4NAAAA = ~
Tras sioFy.
A correspondent u the Roekbridge
fVa.) Nsies tells ii the discovery AZ
Timber Ridge, ii that county Of q
hole III the ground. from which inensis
are pouring IN great abundance The
heal conviction 4 that ilii- hole ex
tends through Tie garth q Egypt gi
China. a citizen attached ballet e
The thread IL spool q cotton and
I0wcred II III The hole IN vent
says lie ycraeions narratorl d1wn
and down nntiI the thread q the spool
was allYrun Of making 600 feet. and
30 bottom was discovered The IRE
sumption Il that the bob goes IN
through, and il i suggested that ''ii
would be well FOR the President 70
place a guard at the hole and keep
back the panpers arid sconndrels from
China, and If onr government inienf
to enforce The exclusion aci. ! think
the cheapest and quickest WAY wenld
be to put them IN this holt and lei
Chem 20. home They ean supply
Themselves with parachute, and ali
going the same way There will b. no
danger Of collision
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

The artillery service ~ France,
which has alreadyreachcd 4 high stage
Of perfection Is 70 be rendered still
more efficient by a field gun devised
by NJ. Turpin, the inventor Of melinite
for which tremendous destructive eff.
cheney il claimed II will pierce the
armor plate used in fertilization az
two miles distance, and can, il Is said,
discharge projcctiles at the rate Of
1G00 a minute. 40 army equipped
with weapons now innse could with
stand such a rain Of iron rs 4 few
batteries Of these guns could send
forth.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

Once entered upon heresy i ancns
trancing pursuit Now that lJr Bk.ssgs
has been suspended, be can calculate
with gertrude on 4 more decisive fol
lowing Had the verdict Of the Az.
sembly gone thcNother way lie would
have dropped back>into inconsmenops-
ness as an ordinary, of-color brother.
New that there are not only apostolic
blows and knocks TO be counted on,
but i pleasing notoriety for those who
hold fast BY his coat-tails, he will have
no lack of helpers.
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n Should 81 n EVERY HOUSE,

] b Wilson. 37l Clay ST., Sliarps
burg, PAY, SAYS Ia will MI be Without
Dr Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. that ii
cured his wife Mlf@ MAJ threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack If
La Grippe. when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good Robert Barber, Of
Cooksport, Pa claims Pm King New
Discovery Mas done him more good
than anything he ever used FOR Lung
Trouble Nothing like II Try il.
Free TRIAL Bottles III +. y Williams
IN, 4 CO Drug Store Large bottles,
soc and 81 90. Az
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A RELIC OF ANTIETAM

The Spoke and Bending Company y
sawmill, of iiagertowH III coHpleof days
ago was gong Al a lively rate, hig
oak butt cHt being 81 The carriage
some foreign substance Was struck
ana when the log WAS exankued it
wa4 found THAT i she'll had been gtaz-
"a Tile shell was taken out sind was
about inches iii diameter of half
inch iron The smelIAof The powder
sas stil there Tile tfee WAS fellcd al
Antietam, and WAS ne Very large sizes
Yhe she'll I,eing near lie centre ~ the
nee, couple IF feet from the snrface.
Nc Boyle, secretary If The company.
gwlo lla the refic, prizes ii very high
.ft4&
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19
BRUNSWICK BRIDGE NOTES

Sixteen carloads If material were
#unloaded aggregating nearly 1000
900 lbs
a boatload of oak flooring for the
bridge arrived here on sunday. from
Alexanlria, and was unloaded on the
tow path side II contained $1,000
feet
II was necessary ~ use taiferdams
III building tho two foundations for
sthe piers on the north side of the
canal.
The last carload IF iron was put on
the siding Sunday and was nnloaded
On Monday The material is all on
the ground now except soma lumber
which wilIcame rs boat from Aiexan.
ldria
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

Twenty4army officers we're Saturday
detailed by President Cleyeland.'o act
as Indian agents This ism reform
movement which has been depossi-
BILE only after long and severe strug.
gle in Congress. which ended laSA July
in the passage d an act the operation
81 which Is calculated 10 relieve tire
Indian agencies eventually from the
huckstering brood Of civilians that
have fattened d them for many
years
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

TO the cultured and self satisfied
citizens Of Massachusetts,, New York,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Rhode
lsland il viii doubtless be surprise
to learn TINT the Southern frontier
State Of Arkansas educate, larger
proportion Of its white and .colored
children than are taken care Of in their
own public schools, and this though
9S per cent Of the cost If the Arkan-
sas schools fails upon tie white tax
payers, while very large part ~ their
funds are expended upon negro pupils
Such, however, are the facts accord
10 Governor Fishback. who quotes. iu
their support, the figures ~ the last
Federal census It is 4 showing of
which Arkansas and the South generr
ally may web b proud, andi II hoped
that the Northern States may protit III
sthe lesson il teaches, II they stop
worrying aboiit the illiteracy of tie
South and turn their attention to im-
proving their o@n educational systems.
the census Of 1900 may nlaksa more
favorable showing for them.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19
ONE WAY TO BE HAPPY

Is ut all times to attend 10 the com
forts Of your family Should any one
of them catch slight Cold or Cough,
prepare yourself and call at onte on
a. NJ Gilbert 4 Bro, sole Sagents, and
get d trial bottle Of Otto's Cnre, the
great German Remedy Free. We
give il away "a prove that we have a
sure Cure for Coughs Colds, Asthma,
Consumption, and all diseases u the
Throat and Lnngs. Large size 80 cts
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OPENING Or MONT ALTO
Tic 0p-aiug Day Iqas as The City Raa Viii az
There

Tic 0pguiug Dsy Jpas as Ths CITY Raa VII 4.
Ther
The Cumberland Valley kaflrppd
announces that commencing with
Friday Jnne % and continuing every
Friday thereafter during Tho months
Of juno. July. August and ) ptcmher4
Mont Alto Park aill ~ ppeu n iis
many patrons. a FUN orclAstfa wiIl
~ III attendance throughout The entire
season. and furnish nilsie during ;ite.
day, and ID the evening The restau
rant; III charge IL Il frsi.class caterer
will be open and ample lra'in accom-
modations and low rates furnished
from MI stations Mont Aha Park
promises II 10 more popular than ever
this season, 4 concert will betendef
I'd on Friday June q ~ The Martins
burg Cts Band
Trains Win 'lcayellere 7stJyI. "a and
$40 i. III. Returning leave The Park
4s13 and 10 II ~ Fare round trip.
50 ctS
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 10. il

Minister Blohnt il not q b. disturb
ed Al Honoluln, and the perplexing
question Of Hawaiian annexation Will
have been finally settled before his
successor %hall be appointed The
sensation mongcrs AZ Washington &c
moi seem b have becn fortunate ~
their giesscS concerning ihf Hawaiian
policy ~ the Administration
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19
CHILD KILLED

Il. v train No. Z, Conductor Foss.
nacht, ran over two year old child,
daughter Of Mr.. Wilson Cook. three
miles east Of Carlisle Friday night.
The child sustained fractured skull
and died later Its mother WAS III Car
Isle and the girl that was "a watch il
let the child take its little express
wagon and wander down u the track
and there in the middle 81 The track in
her little wagon waited Tie end
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

Receipts nf wheat and corn at New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore on
saturday aggregated l,0sl bushels,
and The exports amounted q ,i2, 037
bushels. At this rate il would moi
take long TO reduce the surplus stocks
81 wheat and make trade balance e.
build mp the Treasury reserves By an
inflow Of gold from Europe,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19
4 SUR AGAINST THE WESTERN UNION.

The ease Of John +, earle. of Vol
cane, against tho Western Union Tele-
graph Company, for $40. 900 for DANA
yes alleged to have been sustained BY
Carrie by tile detention and non-doliv-
cry % Il telegrnm during the critical
illness 81 lis wife, causing the loss also
pf 4 child. il being tried IN the United
States Court AT Parkersburg.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19
BLOSSOM AND FRUIT

Frederick Shilling, at Funkstown,
has growing in his orchard three apple
trees that are profitse with bloom and
are fairly laden with f,uit in an ad,
vanced stage Of growth This il the
second time the tree has bloonied this
season The combination Of fruit and
flower this early in the season is a re-
yersal OF freak Of nature that il not
uncommon AT the other end If tile sea-
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pIsINF.Eor

~ the season If the yearapproaehes
for contagious diseases. il would be-
well 20 have you premisns fumigated
and disiufected We have Just re-
crivcd d large supply and can furnish
carbolic acid, chloride Of lime, Jar, and
any Of the welEknnwn disinfcctants in
any quantity r.. i. Snodgrass 4 Co,
dispcnsary druggists
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19
KILLED III TEXAS

John Barnitz Thursday placed his
meek across the rail under moving
train III Monahan, Texas, and was
killed He arrived there last Tuesday
morning from Carlisle. Pa, with his
edusili, Jacob Baruitz He has been
employed a. clerk, in enc Of tlie banks
0f Carlisle fof the past ton years and
went n Texas for his health
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80 rlnarxiA4 DEoIcA1IoH


~ III dedication - The West Nr
einia bnilIing ii. the Worid's Fair.
which occurs On lie 10Th inst. ihe
hoard II managers hasc issued inysia.
ilans u ihe varisus newspapers 81 ihe
State. and through them h s,sSefai ln-
yi,ation n ev,r, one II ~ expected
ilAsi This aill w. 4 gaia day Try West
Nirsinians Tle buNdlng Il nosN com
plete.i ana All exhibits arr ii plaee.
tins iaeation IL the group q STATE
buildings il very fayorablesaua The *
hiiii "a pronounced one # b. most ~
ffa4tive II The entire list
The eniire West Virginia force will
u present II The openiny- and the
ceremonies will b. II q character high
II pleasing and profitable ~ al who
attend.
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RunKLEa.s ARKIoA 49,.

The best salye ii The world f9 Cuis,
Bruises, Sores. tlcers. Salt Rheum
Fever sores, letter, ciiappcd Hands,
chilbIaips, corns, Aid al Skin Ernp'
tons, md positively CORES Piles n ~
pay required 1, Il guaranteed II
give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded Price 25 cents per box Fol
sale IS T. &, Williams il n Fu
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7. NOW Is YOUR TINE.

Tg engage yoaf iee for tie season
! Nth furnish pure spring water ice
cheaper than Mic cheapest and guar
antee the entire season IL prices con
traeted for Please give me a trial
Jos Imbaelx, near GreSnhill cemetery
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

To any one who will send u.s. SIX
u the following CorPoSs (which may
be Cit from SIX issues Of the same
date, or from fix issues Of different
datesi, accompanied by TEs GgNTs III
silver o. postage stamps, they can
secure ANY THREE Books 10 be
selected by themselves from the list
printed below
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CHOICE STANDARD BOOKS
Almost Given Away to Patrons and
Readers Of The World
works Of POPULAR AUTHORS


These books are nicely printed and
bound ID attractive paper covers They
are soid regularly II retail for ten cent
each. 81 that onr offer enables our
readers IL buy them AZ one.third n
their value. Itisa grand chance @
secure STANDARD, high-elass works Of
fiction Al mercy nominal cosl
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

Talk sbout the devil and sou'll Me-
has tail But why talk of him when
you can talkof Louis Brown, deleeta.
bic ice cream
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-19

The Jewel process gasoline stove il
Tie world Champion EVERYDAY
happy Thai nses them For sale III
y vi X Fisher King Street
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PEoULIARITIEs or THE YEAR.
IRE Calendar for 1898 Proves ia Interesting
Stay

The Calendar for 1898 Proves III Interesting
Stay
x study Of tile calenilar fof 1898
viii show some peculiarities To be-
nm With Il commenees and ends on
sunday, and contains all 81 pant Of
tiftyythree WEEKS. Each Of the seven
days If the weeks has the honey Of
beng the FIRST day ii III least ono
month; three If jhe months begin on
Wednesday, while Sunday, Thursday
and Saturday are each the natal dan
fog two months. There are three
mouths, April, July and December.
that cover part Of six weeks each
Washington birthday eams4s, Wed
nesday, and decoration day arr the
glorious 4th of yuly fall dn Tuesday
Thanksgiving day viii fall on Thurs
day the last dag Of Nov. and viii he
the latest Thanksgiving celebrated iii
the last decade; in fact, il can never
he later in the year Santa Ciauswill
visit us On Monday As This Is The
World Fair year All the peeNlianties
arc eNcusable
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STILL AHEAD.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Rock Count, NJ Combs ~ OTnnnell's
next door 70 City Hail
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WHAT sELLe THEM

There is use in talking Gopd quail
my low prices aud fair dealing IN s. hat
4ltsil Iclier's Bnggies.
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Hall'sC atarrahC Care takcninternal
II and nets directly on tile blood and
mucous surfaces ~ the system Send
fui Testimonials, free
Address. r.. ] CHENEY ii 90
Toledo, q
IT, Sold by Druggists 75ets
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People y 10 hayetrjed I.ohi BfDwns
delectable lee cream cfY CIR more
IKE Ulircf Twist
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ST6Tg on ono. CRY ~ ToLg .
10. LrcAs County

Frank J. Cheney makes aaih thai
he Il lie senior partner 81 the finn 81
III ] Cheney a Go dong business III
tic CTS IT Toledo, Comfy and State
tforesaiI ana that said firm will pay
NV sum n one Hundred dollars ~
each aud every ease ~ Catarrh that
cannot 81 cured by the ase ~ Halls
Catarrh cure
FRsSg J CHENEY.
Sworn u bef0re me and subscribed
ID my presence. tiiisfih day II Deecm
Der Al y 1856.
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+ VERNON ALER. Editor s PtQp !
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-orncE On PUBLIC SQUARE, =.
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ire ~ rss posg osFseg ~ ~asrisrs0Ne = -
a. eeeoso clase~sast ssrfrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-10

Intellectual Attempt of the Unionists
to Curtail Them.

In the house OF commons yesterday after
moved the adoption OF an amendment to
the home rule bill providing in effect that
the Irish members who shall be retained in
the imperial parliament shall vote on no bill.
motion or amendment except motions that
may be made amendatory OF the home rule
bill
This amendment Is the one that the Right
Hon. A J. Balfour. the conservative leader
in the house. intended to introduce last
Moniay. when the home rule bill came I'D
on the report stage, but which his absence
from the house at that time prevented him
During the debate on the motion Mr.
OF the government, by means Of which a
scheme was imposed on the house, giving
the Irish members who should be retained
the right to vote on all questions. The best
and the only just arrangement would be the
total exclusion of the Irish members from
Westminster.
Mr.. Henry Labouchere said that II the
Irish sat in Westminster for partial pur-
poses there would be two majOrttteS IN the
house. which would destroy the foundation
or parliamentary government The house
had either to accept full retention or full eN-
ure OF home rule he would vote for full ex-
clusion- 1t was not a complete measure.
and the house must. therefore. await the
end Of the probationary period. when full
nome rule would be given, before settling
she ultimate status Of the Irish in the i'm
pertal parliament.
Mr. LabOuchere's remarks were greeted
with cheers The division was then taken.
anu Ar. Macartneys motion was defeated
by vote OF 221 to Isl
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1926 P 1t. br. mi. 81. 20. SO
3l!4 Dumbsrson ave.
hr, mi. 9-.......... 40. so
325! y st. hr, mi. l3- 81
/, 1879 10Th st. br, mi. Or. IS
200 9th ST ne. br. mi.
90
SiS Bst ne. br, mi. Or. 30. so
LBS ed ST. br. mi. l2r. 30
1919 and 81 33d S.. br.
\ mi. Or each. :. rs. 30
172 32d ct. b b and
sore. Or .........-....2o
30ll Dumbarton ave.
br, mi, Sr.....-.......25
Ils2s :s2l st. br. Or. :. II. 50
1888 N st. br. mi, Or 1t
II ryCurrNnaupN
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Your watch cleaned for 81; watch handspring.
VI All our work warranted for one year.
ap5-tr 1921 st. NV.
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

WORLDS FAIR HOME. az BRYANT AVE. CHI
cago. H.; south side: as exposition; con
rpnieni Thereto: terms rr0hrrHfp. w & a X.
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KAIspgAMA HOTEL.
First-class: desirable locafion: pure air: rooms
large and light: furniture new; cafe 10 ronnec-
tion. Terms. 81 per day for each person; liberal
discount Ia parties For particulars inquire at
el3 IL ct. NV, Washington, n. q.
BARNHS a MCPHERSON.
jy1i-1m Formerly OF WHshingtonS Pr,Dretorr
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS. WITH BOARD,
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cars di-ect 90 fqir: fifteen fnnnues' ridr. Mrs.
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-$35-A VERY DESIRABLE 9-ROON
house; newly papere1 and painted. 12le II at
NV. Inquire Of CHAS. G. THORN, 1918 81
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-BY THE MONTH OR DURING THE
extra session. q furnished house; terms reason
able; desirably situated. Address L. u. C., star
ONCE. aus-3ts
FOR RENT-s2O PER MONTH TO PERMANENT
tenant cor. 18th and Park place IA. e. Diet. b
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BOARDING.

ri EAST CAPITOL sT.--RKoPfzSED roR THE
season; corner house: cool well -funishsd rooms,
with exceoaet table eser4 fshis bsasd spe-
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THE -wooDNoNT," IOWA CIRCLE, Good IA
bic board: all the delicacies OF the season; sum
mer rAtss J. Y. ROBINSON Rpoprsseoe ysaSS0
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WITH bur LITTLE CARE and no trouble. the
beard and mlstache can be kept a uniform b-ovn
OF eiS.s color o. using Buckingham's Dye for the
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CHIROPODISTS.

LET Us MAKE YOUR FEET SOUND AND A
comfort 90 walk upon before you stzrt for the
worlds far-sDd thus ayoId many hours of M
told misery. Prof J. J. 6EkJRGES & SoN,
ehiropodists, Ills Pa. ave. sHl0