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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

" STREET sETwEES CENTER STREET n And
HEREFORD PLACE. IN HERTFoRps SUR
L0Ts WILL pE OFFERED sEPARATETX,
aRH Fakr SsTe coSTh S2on
By St dy Of as
ed among the land record; Of the District q CO,
at the request Of the holder Of the notes secured
thereby We will! otter .spsr.'sy z. o pqs,is aSs.
SIXTEENTH DAY Of JULY, AID. 1894, at FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm. the following Described real e.
teen sp aas sixteen d. .:s.ni.sn 90 and siss,..n
ss s sae
iumbia in Book County No. g. folio 1871.
to be paid In cash. and the balance to be paid In
two equal 1nstallments, respectively. in and
erty sold with interest thereon. payable semi.
annually at the rate Of per cent per annum until
S.p az Of pad On o. O
time Of sale. Sale be closed in nfteen days from
of s. so. OF ss r s
'y rs n
II. wnAiARTH, Trustee.
je2Sd&ds b. W. HOLMAN. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIONErRS
6l2 ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE PROPERTY, NO. l1s n
STREET NORTHEAST.
by virtue of = certain deed Of trust bearing date
the 10th day Of November. 1892, aud duly re.
Of the bes Of and an ne By nd
rection of the party secured thereby. the under.
on nsS THE T e fSP OF # tse
FIVE O'CLOCK. the following described property,
viz: Lot 81, in square 72s. 15Il2g. Improved by
northeast.
Terms: $1,000 due in two years. with interest
and secured y deed Of trust on above properly.
Balance in cash. or all cash. 1T option Of purchaser
500 deposit will be required at the time Of ale
Terms to be complied with In fifteen days from day
Of sale the property will be resold at the risi
and cost Of defaultinS purchaser.
81. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, Trustee.
GEO. J. YESTERDAY, Trustee
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pUNcANsoS BROS. 4pcrroNEERs
ExEcvToRs SALE OF A TwosToRY AND
BxsEMENT T., BRICK pMEIING. NO. .


The undersigned. executor Of Milton Ford a.
ceased by virtue OF the terms OF the last viii spl
Testament, and the ecdcils thereto attached OF Use
said Milton Ford. deceased, which said VII ana
codictk were duly admitted TO probate and rvcord w
the supreme court Of the District Of Columbia. 81
special term for Orphans Court business, on TIE
9Th day Of Aprii. aD; 1898. Ntn sell a guelle
auction. tn front Of The premises, on FRIDAY,
THE SIXTH DAY OF July, Al. 1888 AT I'm
O'CLOCK Pm. PROMPTLY, the following de-
scribed real estate. win the improvements tnereoa
situate, lying AID being IN the city Of wsshins-
ton and District Of Columbis. and being hot puIn-
eered one hundred ana eighty-one QsD, in B. y,
Gilberts sub OF square numbered six hundred ana
seventy-nve t6.5l, said property being Improved by
two-story and basement hrick Dwelling house
and known as No o. Myrtle street northeast
Terms OF sale: onethird cash. balance In tive
equal annual installments. PAYABLE IN and two
years from day OF sale, with interest at PEI
cent Per anrum until paid and secured by q decd
OF trust on the property cold. or all cash, ct the
option Of the purchaser. A S<psslt ef ei0o vii
be required nj the time Of sale. Al conveyansns
and recording At cost OF purchaser. 1erms Of sale
10 be complied with within ten days frou1 day
Of sale or the executor reserves the right 10
sell at the cost and risk OF dsfr ulting purchaser
after i've days Advertisement Of such resale N
some newspepsr published In the city Of Washing
ton. !. ALBEIT q. RUFF,
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RICHARD T. MORSELL,
WILLIAM L SEfIEEERf r
DCLEf d HERRING. Auctioneers- 1e1b-d&ds

OOWTNG TO THE INCLEMENT WEATHER
the above sale has been postponed till FRIDAY,
JUNE TWENTY-N1NTH, AT HALFPAST -FOUR
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c. G. SLOAN 4 CO.. ACCTTONEER9 l4O7 q I
Successors to Latimer 4 SloanD

WALNUT MIRROR FRONT WARDROBE WAL.
NUT MIRROR BACK HALL RACK, MAPLE,
WALNUT. OAK AND CHERRY CHAMBER
SUITES. SIDEBOARDS, CHIFFONIERs RE.
FRIGERATORS. LAWN SErTEH HALL
KACkS HAIR MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS, LACE HANGINGS, FANCY ROCK.
Frs PICTURES. COTTAGE FCRNITCRE.
TABLES; STANDS; &C; SUITABLE FOR TN
Erred DINING CHAIRS, PARiDR FCRSf.
TURE FANCY TABLES. MIRRORS. sECRE-
TARIES. FINE ROLLING TOP DESK. WITH
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER ATTACHED:
CHINA AND GLASS. KITCHEN FURNTTCKE.
ON SATURDAY JUNE rHRrHrH. 1904. AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. within our sales rooms
l4O1 STREET. we will sell public auction,
without limit reserve. a choice collection OF
Household Goods, and AT u NJ, AT 18th
AND NEW YORK AVE, HORSES CAR
: O. g. SLOAN 4 co.. Auctionesrs.
5e2S-2t 1AOr n
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THOMAS BOWLING q CO.. AUcTIoNEERS
.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yktu.ptp Two GIN

III SIZES SALE OF yALUABLE Two-sroRy
BhlSk kESlDENCE KNOWN AS NO 2xIT d
Bs rsrIS. ~ mosIhwEsr WASHINGTON. .. q
1oer No l1oe, folio II st Sou one Of The 49,
rscos nor The District Of ooluhhi. and az The
.sausst OF tle perry secured thereby I will all
AZ PUBIC suction, In front Of ,he premises a
PM re , Snmn THIRD lsss, a, FIVE ouoN
ne city o. Washington, Distriet OF Columbia .rI
YT,.step as and being lot seventesn al, n
InomAs doaes subdivision OF TIE west payt q
10Y Two CO, IN square inbered th,rry-coe ar a
yer pat N book No. l6, At folio Isl in ~. mr..
reyofs ONCE Of said District tureth.~ ys,A IN
the rights Improvement etc. WIZ M
ILLS OF sale; All cash. An eonveysn~ips ana
reSoroing al purchasers cost defsr, % sioS
VIII be REQUIRED at time Of sale. Terms ~ 80 -
De complied with in fifteen days from dsts 81 80
cost OF defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES a. RAUR.
yo~oo SURVIVING Trusro~
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & o.. AUCTToNEE1

- SATURDAY SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS CHINA
AND GLASS WARE OF EVERY DEsCRIP.
ton. At OUR SA1.ESROOMS. CORNER 10TH
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH.
WET, TOMORROw, JUNE THfIyTUrH, AT
ALSO, TWELVE O'CLOCK n,
HOR&EA CARRIAGES, BCGGIES, PHAETON0
AND HARNESS
Terms cash- WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.,
Auctfoneera
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE LAYS.
c G. SLOAN q CO.. AUc- oNEERs I.o7 @ sn

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO. STORY
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS No sd
Iwt1[fH STREET NORTHEAST. WASHING
TON, ID. c.
BY virtue of a certain iced OF trust dated the
"a day OF May, A. u. 1873. and duly recorded 10
records OF the District Of Columbia and al the
request OF the party secured thepeoy. we will
sell al public auction. in front Of the preInises
On g. + TUEsDAN. JILY TENTH. 1894. Al HALF
fASI FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the following de-
Ton; District aforesaid, 70 vii; Eas sIty three
ana twenty one handredths t6S 21-loA fsst by me
N n Horace J. Gray,s subdivision Of sa OF SQUARE
nine hundred and eighty GAIL, a. said slbdl,
vision is recorded IN Office of Surveyor on the Dis
ne , 2, columbia Lsss Is feiio us~ther WITH
ne we nAproN enents Consisting offs 1bri8S dwelling,
ton. d. {. - =
Terms: Easy and made known M .tsIne Of sale.
sIo win be required when tao Srcperry Is strJci
DE- All eonseyanelny and recorang ct purchasers
eosI Terms 20 be complied with IN fifteen dsyA.
WHITFIELD AcKLNl4Af, trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORRO ".
RATC1UTE DARR Z CO., AUoTzoNEERs.

MTCIWTE DARR CO., AUCTzONKERS.
SATURDAY MORNING.
JUNE THlRTIETH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
AT OUR SALES ROOMS,
$40 PENNA. AVE NV,
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURE.
MATTINGS, CARPETS, &C..
ONE NEARLY NEW GUILD UPRIGHT PLANO.
ALSO
5000 ASSORTED BRANDS CIGARS.
ALSO
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
In front of the sales roons
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIEN WAGONS
HARNESS, &c.
Consignments for each department received up
to the hour Of sale. Telephone lz82.
1t RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucttoneer7
THOMAS DOWNING 8 CO., AUCIYONEERA,
6l2 e STREET.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND Personal EFFECTS, AT OUR ACC-
ton ROOMS SATURDAY. JUNE THIRTrETH.
1894, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
THREE HANDSOME NEW BUGGIES, SEVERAL
HORSES SECONDHAND VEH ICLES HAk-
NESS &c. 1t
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nuleS.

Horses. r1ules.
s. BESSINGER, ACCIT0NEER
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
NO. $40 LOUISIANA AVE,
PKREMPTORY SALE OF 50 HEAD OF SUPERIOR
HORSES MARES AND MULES
Messrs. YOUTH and Burkhoider Of Hummelstown
Pa, have consigned to a load Of Horses,
Mares and Mules to be sold within the baxaar ca
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE THRTIETH, At
TEN O'CLOCK.
This load consists Of some extra fine Horses and
Mares. from to years old, and sound and will
suit for any purpose: also several good Mules lone
pair nne mules will weigh 2, 100 pounds). This stock
has been selected with from farmers in Ian
caster county especially fof this market, and the
most Of them are strictly nrstclass The whole lot
POSITIVELY TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
Also
80 head Of Horses and Mares consigned by local
parties. 10 be sold for want Of use.
We invite persons wishing TO buy for any pur.
pose to attend this PEREMPTORY SALE
je2s-2t s. BE,NSINGER Auctione<r
q 0InAN n 90 AI-c.1,Io>-r,xsua .os a =
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| C|THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the storm until FRIDAY. JUNE
In front Of Premises, BY order OF the trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.,
| Anc
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ThoAc Present.

THe committeeman present were Nessrs.
Cnaatn Bros-- George z EnrJns. John T.
Carrr5fr- 1ho6nzs e. AIvurd- tr- John JOY
EIrn- A r NEttord. Pichzrri Cio,odnsrt
J. g U.s. Arrhltsld Gireea1ess Duncan s.
Gal.- Gen-e VI Hsislsy- James AcNabs,.
J. H NItrhcl p w HeTblg All Chris
EEu1rA The ra1ne * Mr. Charles s Do
ms WIS ad5si 10 the cOn-nit-ee-
The Cer mittesx-
The committees nC1ntra1ed and ratified
Eere r. f5lDzs-
Pubic comfort comrnittee-J- H Mitch
AL chztrran- L. p Wight. vice chairman
Perry q ara;lh. secretary: o G. Staples. E
L. Johnson. Il c. Bunch. II ?. Marshall
Len Bsrnum. L ~ L,ttieheld. W. w.
Dana1hoIcr. Ealvor Nelso- Charles
F1e.snElsl- F. H Pierce W. - pratt. JEo.
G. Slater. c VI. Lezlnns rria. I1hn T. Trego,
". - IoYn. AlhaSi Wallace, y. 3. Read,
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Foreign Gossip.

Prime Minister Estrup Of Denmark
has resigned.
Gen. Reminio Morates Bermudez,
president of Peru, who has been sick
for a long time, died recently.
Vast crowds assembled at Friedrichs-
ruhe to celebrate the birthday anniver-
sary Of Prince Bismarck.
Italian army officers torture a sick
recruit to death in most barbarous fash
ion.
Members of parliament cheer the an
n0uncement that the American Boring
sea bill had passed both houses Of con-
greSs.
A bomb is exploded in a restaurant
in Paris near the senate chamber, in
juring two persons. The dynamiter is
captured.
The British house Of commons de-
clares in favor Of the establishment Of
Il Scottish parliament to deal with
purely local measures.
At Huchow, China, a mob of infuri-
ated natives attacked the American
Baptist mission and threatened to MUIR
der the occupants.
A terrible battle has been fought in
the kingdom Of Bornu, Central Soudan.
Rabah, a former slave Of Zobher Pasha,
with an army numbering 10000 men,
invaded the kingdom. He was opposed
by the sultan Of Bornu at the head of a
large army. During the battle both
sides sustained heavy losses, and the
sultan of Bornu and Rabah were killed
fighting desperately at the head of their
troops.
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Hi. FRIENDS ThouEhtfulnes~.

Il think a great deal of this rocking
chair" said Rivers. Its made frcm
wool that grew on a farm in Virginia
once owned by George Washington"
II don't see anything extraordinary
about it," said Banks, except that IT'S
big and ugly. How much did it cost
your
Nothing. That's the beauty of it.
A friend of mine in the east sent it 10
me. There's nothing like having good
friends"
NO, 1 suppose not. How dill he send
it!?'
by express. Quite a relic isn't it?
Wood grew on n Of George WASH
You paid the express, did you:'
"Of course. Wood grew on q farm
that once belonged to George-'
How much was the"
Farm that once belonged to George
Washington, in Virginia. 1t isn't every
day you can"
How much express did"
ut isn't every day you e a rocking
chair made out Of wood grown on a
farm that nee belonged to George"
What express charges did you have
to payy'
blight dollars and seven!y-6ve cents"
said Rivers, with visible reluctance
Chicago Tribune.
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N Art Of Living.

The true art of living was revealed
only to the very few, and she doubted
IL 1t was possible to impart the knowl-
edge Of it. 1t lay in m accurate COM
%prchension Of life and philosophy. in
the possession Of an artistic sense, and
with The power to enjoy either alb
stract or concrete realizations Of that
sense, producing impressions varying
with the rvO capacity of the in
dividual. Keeping this IN mind. there
could clearly be no cast iron rule, or
set Of rules, for procuring personal hap
piness. The four factors ministering
to the general plan Of human happiness
were a happy family, good food and
raiment, good health and good climate,
and general work or employment.
These were the four elements of popu-
lar happiness under present conditions
but there were those who lived and
found happiness in higher and rarer
atmospheres.
There were many PHILOSOPHERS and
beliefs as to the true art of living;
but the only belief viii. III would last,
the only belief which would stand,
the only science which must be applied,
was the Lucretian philosophy. This
philosophy simply laid dowl an art
istic guide for life i'll the theory that
moderation and restraint from all en-
cess in everything that %pcrtained to
mind OF body produced til, greatest
happiness. Were tho tires Of youth
to be quenched, and the irresistible
and very often beautiful life Of young
men and young women to be re-
strained, the human RI 'e would simply
cease to. exist. This, no doubt. would
quite possibly meet the views of some
Of the good people to whom she had
alluded, and who looked uron tho hu-
man race as so incurab!y oal that the
world would be better witho II it. The
'"only-man-is-vile" Theory she held to
b., not only untrue but blaspllcn GUS
From a Lecture in Glasgow by Lady
Colin Campbell.
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Mrs. Carrie Masters tried to take her
life at Jefferson, Ind, with morphine.
She was saved. She is the widow Of
Walter Masters, who committed suicide
a week ago because he could find no
work.
Two brothers, Leopold and Wayne
Hutchins of Selma, Ind, were arrested
at indianapolis for the forgery Of two
checks amounting to $1:i3. stolen from
the bank book Of Ellen Canada. at
Selma.
Frank McAIaster, editor Of McMas-
ter's Weekly and formerly editor of the
Oklahoma Gazette, was fined at Okla
homa City, Ok, $500 and sentenced to
six months in jail for contempt Of
court.
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Miscellaneous Items.

Wesley McCleary dropped dead at
his home near Vandalia, Ill.
Yale students threw bad eggs at the
actors in IL play given in New Haven.
Vice President McAlullin, of the Al
ton road, has resigned.
Ed Batchelder of Cedar Rapids. Ia,
was arrested on Il charge of crilninally
assaulting Mary Halva, a domestic.
A bill permitting women to vote at
certain elections passes the Iowa leg
islature.
A Chicago judge says the Distilling
company is decidedly an unlawful
trust.
A strike occurs in the Pennsylvania
coke region and violence is resOrted
to.
1t ia not considered probable that the
new liquor law in Iowa will be general
ly enforced. Public sentiment is
against it.
People Of Te,re Haute, Ind, will
endeavor t raise $4,000 necessary to
pay the debts of Coates college, and
retain the institution.
Albert Mansker, Jim Wyerick and
Tom Brady. condemned to death for
the ELEPHANT train robbery, We're
hanged Friday.
Considerable counterfeit silver has
been in circulation at Rockford. ILL.,,
and a plaster of paris mold for 2o-ccnt
pieces vas found on a sidewalk.
f. Il. Haned. who was suspected Of
jury bribing at Ottumwa, Iowa. has
left town with the principal witness
in the case.
Mr.. McGarvey. of Cheyenne. Wyo.,
las been awarded the contract for
$4,000 for constructing the new water
works system Mt Buffalo, Wyo.
An extensive test Of the Takamlne
process of making highwines has just
been concluded ut Peoria. ILL.,. but the
results are withheld by the officers.
Judge Wiley has decided that the dis
trict drainage law of Indiana is uncon-
s%titutiOnal. Thousands of acres Of
swamp lands are involved.
The Herreshoff Manufacturing COM
pany at Bristol, r. l., has closed it's
large yacht building establishment for
an indefinite period.
In a shooting ARRAY over a mortgage
In a Justice court ut Nashville, Tenn,
Beltin jackson. q negro. was killed,
and James MMllvcy aud Justice McKen-
M were wounded.
The trial Of A. g. jones, the tele-
graph operator who last month shot
and killed Jerry Peck. marshal of the
village Of Martell, Neb., was begun IN
the district court at Lincoln, Neb.
EltE+fE H+H an'.-
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Ths lady who's portrait heeds this article
= ~. Nay =. Goves, Of sootland, Bon
y. Pierce, Ghiee Co9sqltan9 Phystcaan 70 the
lnvelids' Hotel ana surgical lnsdtute. q
bunelo, y. Il, e ioiows: ~ Sck Two
yeaEs w1to .lsiane q tne womo sna !eacosr
49, Iegvao9so o ~ youE INusits :
sook t ~ D oas 0 -. IT. er4i IaS.c e,,. Sss ~ III =
Soa - ~; :. s 1n.0 cass el9a nscoth
s sn I I Ws. sn AZ weIl e both those 1di al,
nssr.nce since snS I an s:fis9sS Az sFavor-
Il IPrsscription'a1ed nv iife. Tor / e could
hsrdiv WaIf sround WSsn 7 commenced
teiiny thst medicine and / fhink X II q Cow
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Criminal Dclns..


Louisville councilmen are indicted for
felony and misdemeanor.
Prendergast. the ASSASSIN Of Mayor
Harrison Of Chicago will not be hanged
William j. Ch0mel. thirty-three years
old, committed suicide ut indianapolis,
Ind, by drinking carbolic acid.
James Limbaugh was sentenced to
one year in the penitentialy for shoot
ing Dan Brown at Marblcton, Ill.
A violin valued at $4,000 was stolen
from Jean Bott, a music teacher ut
New York.
Striking potters ut East Liverpool,
Ohio, run the town, a%ssaulting many
people.
Fatal election riots occur in Chicago
and Kansas City, the war between
Catholics and the A. p. A. being the
cause of trouble in the latter city.
Sol Miller was sentenced at Plym-
outh, Ind, to the %pcnitentiary for three
years for assaulting Omar Davis, u
wealthy grocer.
Joe Weaver. one of the Dalton gang,
was killed by u posse In the Usage
1AuA0A SSC oCAOh GUuA hAGh NCAS
captured.
Pennsylvania coke strikers attack u
plant and kill the chief engineer. Sew
eral of the murderers are promptly
killed and others arrested.
1t is reported that fourteen soldiers
and settlers have been killed or wound
ed and twenty-eight Indians killed in
the fight in Oklahoma.
Cronkhite, the d~efaulting treasurer
Of Warren county, Ind. was brought
back to Covington. Ind. from Los
Angeles, CAL, where he was arrested.
Nicholas Nagle gave himself over to
the authorities at Amsterdam. cCnfess-
ing the murder of his wife and child
at Perth Amboy, N. j., ten years ago.
James +. Dawson and James T..
Burke, patients at d Philadelphia hos
pital, quarrel, and Dawson was so Sc
verely beaten that he died q few hours
later.
An innocent man. It is found i: serv-
ing q life sentence In the Montana PEN
itentiary for murder. The man sup
posed to have been murdered is on his
way from South Dakota to secure the
release Of the convict.
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In the Far West.

4. Rifle Col, liveryman named James
Glen has broken a pair Of elk to har-
ness and drives them out when the girls
want Il sleigh ride.
A. w. Sweeney of Umatilla county.
Or, who had 1000 acres of land in
wheat last year, will be content with
putting in 700 acres this year.
Near Waterville, Wash, 500 acres are
planted to fruit trees, and on the Upper
Columbia, in Douglas county, near Cen
trail Ferry, Bridgeport and Barry, are
some Of the largest and finest peach
orchards in the State Of Washington.
A grizzly bear. said to be about 1,5OO
pounds in size, met George Stebbins on
the American trail, a Ouray. last
week. The bear was so astOnished that
it jumped the trail and fell over a bluf
breaking its bones. Stebbins also hed.
At one place on the Idaho side of the
Snake river, across from Asotin county,
Wash, and not covering Il space of over
fifty feet in extent, eight head OF dead
cattle were recently counted, having
met death by tumbling from the bluffs
above.
The capture of young elk for the mar
ket promises to be one Of the principal
industries of the inhabitants Of the Big
Horn mountains during the spring
months. Several contracts have already
been made for the delivery of the ami
mails at the railroads at. $40 per head.
The Congress mine near Prescott,
Arizona. has been sold for $1,50O,OOO.
The mine has produced over $1O,OO0,0O0
in. gold. 1t has been closed down for
two years awaiting the completion OF
the Prescott & Phoenix railroad. The
road is now completed within a few
miles of the mine, and the new pur-
chasers will start it up at once.
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Syrup"

Just a bad cold, and a hacking
cough. We all suffer that way some
times. How to get rid Of them is
the study. Listen-"Iam. a Ranch
man and Stock Raiser. My life is
rough and exposed. 1 meet all
weathers in the Colorado mountains.
I sometimes take colds. Often they
are severe I have used German
Syrup FIVE years for these. A few
doses will cure them at any stage.
The last one l had was stopped in
"a hours. 1t is infallibie." James
A. Lee, Jefferson, Col. o
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Preparations for the Sixth Congress
to Be Held in Des Moines I'm june.
Irish Society Of America will be held in
Des Moines, Iowa, from June Z to 10, 1894.
Not only. members of the society, but all
Scotch-Irish people and their descendants
throughout the country, n the local popu-
lation without regard to nationality, are
most cordially invited to attend and parti-
cipate In the exercises, which are all of a
The objects Of the society are purely
historical and social. 1t is entirely nom
sectarian and non-partisan.
The addresses Of welcome will be deliv-
cred by Hon. Frank D. Jackson, governor
of Iowa; Col. John Scott. president Of the
state society.
Reduced railroad fare will be secured for
all visitors.
For Information concerning the national
society address A. c. Floyd. secretary,
Knoxville, Tenn. but communications in
reference to local arrangements should be
directed to P. NJ. Cassidy, chairman Of the
local committee, Des Molnes, Iowa.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-04-14
That Incident.

The emperor and the iron chancellor
met.
idea. Right before people, too"
The prince laughed lightly.
"N%onsense," he rejoined. I'm old
enough to be your grandfather"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-04-14

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