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FOR SALE-s14 5TH ST y T.: 6 STORY GROOM
bay-w!ndow brick, hath, hot and cold water;
lA'iObes; gas; dJie perfect; II sold time not
less than 500 cash. with interest on deferred
payments per cent quarterly: otherwise buy
ers own terms. would rent 10 4 prompt paying.
careful tenant by the year So - per month
tyT-TIIRIF
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STORAGE.

SENATE STORAGE ROOMS. FOIR-SToRY Iron
front building: separate rooms. rates 81 Der
month pcr load. Call and inspect. DUI.f:Y a
HERRING. IS Pa. ave. NV. iy2-ln
If YOUR Furniture
Is worth storing why not place IL in a FIRE
PROOF BUILDING. where safety is assured 4,
Call and let show you the only storage
warehouse worthy the name south OF New
York city.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.,
ll%O 18TH STREET " W. ,eo-
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A solemn high mass Of requiem In mem
CRY Of the late President Garnet OF France
was celebrated yesterday at Boston. Father
Reneiier was the celebrant. The COM
ulouwealth was represented by members
Of GOV Greenkalge's stan. The British
French and Spanish consuls were slse
present
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HEALING SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
. Sln fat

JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS FRED.
erck county, Va, will be open June 81 ISvi
New hotel; modern IN all its departments; sani-
tnry arrangements perfect; capacity, $50: ten
minutes drive from X. II. station TO springs
Write for pamphlets. T. c. JORDAN
myy2- 2m lord Snrinvs !, n
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UNDERWRITERS.

w. r. Spea-e,
Undertaken & Embafmer.
$40 Street Northwest
Everything strictly irst-class and n, The mos,
easonsnle terms. Telephone call $40. ,,1tr
AUGUSTUS RURGUOEF.
TURKISH ~. I,nAitiAkER AND ElfBAIMER.
1884 NEW YORK AVE NV
Telephone. 225. ..os ..
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HISTORIC lakewood. 2 MILES FROM WIN
chester; kinds OF water: battle OF 18th Sept,
'6i. fought on the grounds: fishing; boating:
plenty shade; large airy rooms; good table:
healthy location; daily mail: conveyance 10
church. CHARLES Il. sPANGLER. Winchester
Va. Box 21I. jeI6
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DENTISTRY.

Troublesome Teeth
May mean troublesome time when on that
summer outing you're planning. The little
ache you occasionally feel may deyelop into
torturing pain. In time OF piping peace pre-
pare for war'-get II treated by us-rnay not
necessarily have to be extracted-a small
Milling may right the mischief Silver
Patina or Amagam Filling. 75c. Cold 81
up. Painless Extracting. Soc.
DIR. Graham, 30z 9TH st.
Ivy
rR. S. PARSONS. 9TH AND z, RILEY BLDG.
Have you achin. tooth? Do YOU dislike 70
have II extracted; We ran treat Il, sion the
pain and make II useful for years Filling a
speciality. The best solution used in Painless
extraction. Ter
FREE DENrlSTRY-TEETH FILLED AND PLATES
made; small charge TO cover OF material:
teeth extracted flee open from TO 2. DENTAL
DEPARTMENT NAT. UNIV. cor. sth and X n W.
je5-lm'
PAINLESS YET SAFE METHODS
Applied Ia all Dental operation Charges nader
ate. See 'ad.'' in another column
EVANS DENTAL PARLOIiS. 1917 PA. AVE. fee
L. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. THE IEApIVs;
dental Organization Of America. Scientific Den.
T1STRG AT moderate prices 10y experts only iOl
1IH ST See card in another column oc
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FOR SAIE-NORTHCEST DWELLING on IN
stallment plan; $50 cash, balance payable $40 per
month. Will bay Groom brick and stone dwelling
at Is Drolt PARK: price only 81 .5n WESf'OTT
MIDCON & HLEsTNN. l.nI "a ave. ie.:n- 81
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

FOR SALE-AT A SACRrFICE-A RARE CHANCE
magnificent upright grand piano, almost new;
Of the finest makes in the world: handsome
natural wood case. richly embellished and I'm
lshed; has fun grand repeating action: all the
best improvements: superb tone, with singing
qualities unsurpassed; cost $3.50; used but very
little; cireumstances compels sale by owner for
Call at once.
THE PLANO EXCHANGE
je3O 9l3 pa ave
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]
commander in chief OF the knights OF Py-th-
las and his stan. and the supreme lodge
representatives, ana such other persons as
may be determined upon by the executive
committee. The committee shall erect such
additional stands along the line OF review
ana parade FOR such purposes and DISPOSE
ton as may be authorized and prescribed
10y the executive committee.
Committee on privileges and Advertising
All applications FOR privileges for any pur-
pose that is In the power of the
executive committee TO grant and any per-
mission given 10 incorporate advertising on
any guide or publication authorized by the
executive committee must be considered
and recommended by the committee ON
privileges and advertising for approval
Committee on public order-The commit.
tee on pubic order shall make arrange
ments and cooperate with the District su-
thorities in securing the necessary means
for publishing ana enforcing the requisite
orders and regulations. and to clear the
avenues and streets for the formation and
II cNeinent OF the grand review. and enforce
and TO provide good order throughout the
city during the week OF the enCampment II
the Knights Of Pytkias
Committee on horses and carriages-Ths
committee on horses and carriages will en-
gage ana make the necessary arranEements
TO supply sufficient number of horses ana
carriages required 10y the officers and men
OF the Knights OF Pythias for their use in
the parade. This committee shall also take
such steps as practicable To insure thai no
rates shall be charged visitors beyond thoss
that are reasonable and according 10 ths
municipal regulations. The committee shall
ascertain by correspondence ana comuupi-
Cduoh Win the committee GA parade the
nun Der OF horses and carriages that will bs
i.eeded
Committee of reception OF the L r. X.
P.-Ihe committee Of reception of the I-ni-
form Rank. Knights Of Pythias will receive
me DIVISION OF the order at the several de-
lots ana escort them TO their headq uarters.
committee on camp ground FOR the INT
FORMED hnights-The committee on camp
ana camp grounds shall have charge of the
subject Of tents and preparation Tor camp
grounds. They shall report 10 the executive
committee a detailed plan thereof with an
approximate number Of uniformed Knights
OF tNthias. who viii go into camp They
shall also have charge Of all subjects per-
tanning 10 the sanitary arrangements necss-
sary for the health and comfort OF tho
knights OF Pythias.
Committee on drill and drill grounds-The
committee on drill and drill grounds shall
have charge Of the drill grounds and admis-
sion thereto. They shall consult with tho
commander I'm chief Of the Knights Of Pyth-
las. and snail issue such res Glations as shah
toe deemed appropriate.
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HAIR DRESSING

GCE MASSAGE AND STEAMING FREE HaTR
Dressing lId Shamiuc.ug Hy Int.sr ir-r,-ovr-i
nethotLs. SKIN hicmishes removed. NNiE. YAIES
TEXTILE OF BEAUTY. ITO 81. NV mys-2.u.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOREST I'M. FOREST GLEN. MD. NINE MIIFJ
on Met branch. table uneXcelled: pure and miner
al springs bowling billiards, tennis &c. For terms
address j. T. FENWlCK, Asst Man. je1e-sm
WALNUT POINT HOTEI.
Opens JCne -. Situated AZ mouth Of Coan river
Good view Of the Potomac rive. Good heating
and lathiaG. Fish. oysters. crabs, fruit. Ad-
dress W. 7. COWART, Cow art, Va ielg-ln.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

'sHADYSIpE FARM" on CHESAPEAKE RAY
shore. - miles below Annapolis Nd Steamboat
3 times week. Boating, Grabbing bathing gSc !;
excellent board and plenty of ice Terms, So per
wctE: 81 ~ per day. Address W. s ST. CLAIR
Shadyside, A. 4. Co, Md jeS-4w.
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You never thought the truth would reach back
here, sir shall tell these people the truth and
] challenge you to deny one word Of II, sir.
Yes. fellow citizens, he painted the proud name
of Clarion under the stern Of tho brig, under
her stern gentlemen"
The Indignation Of the people found vent in
groans and curses, General Reed sat stunned
and speeche3s No excuses would be accepted
and the vote Of proud Clarion made Judge
IhOmpsOn Congressman.
81 cannot but think" Mr.. Sibloy continued,
that the word reform, inscribed on our
party's banner In 1892, has by some means been
cut cut ana sewed on the seats Of their trouscr-
looms and they are daily sitting on their re
FORM wearing 1t oternally behind them instead
u. in front"
Equally aa quaint In manner and speech NJ
Representative siblcy 30 the Hon. w. Jasper
TaIbcrt Of South Carolina. Tulbcrl IS a well
knit gentleman with Hight complexion aud
ltomon features. lie presents IL marked con.
tlast to Mr.. Bibley IN speaking. tibley IS
slaw-hus n perceplibIG dInwl, IalberL talks
Ike " steam engine. Tropcs metaphors.
storlcJ and ideas lily from him Ike sparks from
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the basement Of his church, or open Christian
saloon so rs to draw men towards the better In
ilu nccs is like the foolish farmer who had u
ottcnpotato AMI said he would pack thous
and sound potatoes around IL and try and save
it. shor, time afterwards ho went TO the pile
of POTATOES and they were all rotten do not
believe that the bos. way to manage evil rs TO
pull IL in and make it respectable 10 taboo it,
dcUouncc 70, eliminate il, east it out is the only
truc method OF procedure. BE not uucyeny
yokcd together. Thoga Is not aa n'cnoliam
rractiscd by men that the devil would not re-
joicc to see q, fostcrcl and protected by
preachers and churches,
Are tho two rrcU, political parties doing
their duty at the present thnc promoting the
yI,rsc of good government
"l hayo NO confidence m OItacr The Demo
cratic or the Republican parties for rcrouiue
anything m,a they dgsJ rc.ogm lhcmsyNys.
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The boy uncovered his eyes. There was the
little man standing, head thrown back, trying
to swallow the weapon. suddenly he took it
from his mouth, passed it rogrctfully to his
ncighbor and exclaimed as ho gaspcd for breath
Here's health TO the land that can raise such
rye"
Speaking OF tao course Of some who are called
Democrats Mr.. s.bloy continued. hc was re.
minded Of an incident tha. occurred some years
ego up IN Pennsylvania. IN old deacon wa1
very se.t.wllled and on two or ,h-co occasions
had mode endless trogA,o In church. After
some years they got started rgaia, but another
row soon broke ont. At last tho church clerk
eotup and said, Brethren and sisters, wish
pcncon Jones wl7 in he'll
Tho now pastor and the members wore hoTri.
Gcd, and tho pnsJor said, Brother Smith, sach
I q rcma7s ia unEial rli unchri7tiau. Why DO
/ you u4o such expressions abou. % brother"
"Wcl, pastor, h'ronllod Toolcu'atc it D1G-
con Jones was ia he'll about six months he
would buat # up
/ And so, said Mr. sibley, Apply thcmoroL
/ cannot refrain from the w,ah that some OF the
| Democratic b91thrcn wcro IN he'll about six
months; not tina. hoyc anything against ;ho
/ brethren, but haze he'll so bad that think
/ the timc wou!d be umplc to worl, lts dcstEuc.
| tioa.
/ In another part 0, his speech Mr. Siblcy re-
/ forrod 20 the fact thot Mr.. Wilson IN making
| his spooch said that everything loo,,cd bright,
/ Tho pcnnylvnnOu modo dash toward tho
/ floor oa ,r trying to lirJ a grating and soid,
"Ycs, and II You viii pull the covcr or he'll You
would find everything bright thorol"
Here in third story FOLD by Mr., sib,cy,
which throw tho House into convulsIons. lie
so,d TINT General Rcoi, Wing, of Eric, once
/ represented his district IN Cougrcss. Rccd wOs
Tho largest vessel owner on tho lakes The dis
trlgt embraced the county o, Clarion. It wos a
close district. Reed wished TO he returned to
/ Congress and the Democratic nnmcd Judge
Thompson oa his opponent, The contest be-
tween ihom w'vcd fast and iurlou7 10 was
giant against Einnt Near the close Of the cam.
poign tdcy brought mp together in the wllis Of
'ho Clarion forest. Tho lumhormcn md I'm,
u0ccmm gathered from far and near Az
Clarion won't, 80 wen, thc election. General
Reed Tod of IN THO debate and drawing 20 q
close ho toll them how hc loved Clarion county
and hor people. and th0t IN her honor no had
recently built the i07.ost craft that ever sailed
Tho lakes and uomcd her Clarion, As the Graf,
sailed from Buffalo TO Eric, and from Cleveland
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to Detroit and from Saginaw to Mackinaw, 10
Oconomowoc md Mnnituwoc Oshkosh, Nil
waul,oo and Chicago in every port she folded
her white wings and told Of the county that
honored him with u seat in Congress. The
people were gututorcd In nautical AFFAIRS and
listened with rapt attention. As the General
closed his spccch the enthusiasm was un'
bounded.
Things looked blue for Judge Thompson,
After few moments required to get the audi
ouco out Of their seventh heaven Of rapture, he
stepped to the front Of the platform leaned
over It, motionod to tho audience to come up
close and snid, "Citizons OF Clarion, what Con.
cral Reed has told you is truc. tlo has built "
brig, and a grand one. But whore do you sup
pose ho painted the proud name Of Clarionl"
Turning to General Reed, he said "Stand up
here sir, and tell those honest people whore
you had the painter put the name Of Clarion
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and that Jesus Christ Is The only divine Savior.
without creed Or doctrine they 20 at the world
with those two propositions. They use drum
and ffo, they wear red shirts and sing popular
songs to attract attention end draw the multi.
tudo, to their places OF worship. Meanwhile,
the digniacd doctor Of divinity stlckles for
decency and order; seyenty-fve is fun house.
and eighty is a turbid jam in his church"
docs not the spirit Of seciarianism keep tho
churches from working in common2"
II donot thiak that sectarianism is so much
in the way. 1t is no more difficult to unite the
different branches Of the church than it is to
unite the Methodists and the Baptists upon
any religious question. II we ever conquer the
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IN THE CAUSE or cEARrTy.

Spokesman Of Relief Committee e." Now, Mr.
PnlburEor the wealthy merchants are assist
ing MS IN our work, not only by contributions,
but, some of them, by selling the nccossoroi on
life, such as tea, bread, coal ana wood, aJ cost.
What can you do for usi
pillburger dhe druggistl.-" You viii find me
ready to help der unemployed. Put me down
as der man vat sells boatage stamps AZ gost.-
Puck,
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IMPOSSIBLE CONDITIONS.

Miss Bright. -"LcLB play portrait gallery. +"
Mr.. Adurr.-" What sort Of 10 game ig thHti'
Miss Bright l'sycry simple ThCmatorials
are u collection Of noWerapCr por,rUile of bis
hops aud burglars, Tho gentleman who can
ton one from the othor can mnrry the girl he Is
playing with
Mr.. Adorr lsadiW. AT last see there's no
hope. You do not love mo-
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II whisI;ey was bamshed from our land no
| more children would cry for bread; and thc
reason children cry for bread to-day is because
their parents DO not cry for baor-lhoy have all
| they want.
May enquire, Mr.jona7, If the newspapers
| Of the United States have generally trca.edyou
fairly =
Asa rule, yes, any public man is much IN
/ caoJed tot tothenewspcpars, bu. ieHtrequenlly
mia1epresented. sometimes not intentionally
but at other times purposoly. ! have fire.
/ Guanay been al the mercy Of the newspaper
/ reporter, who sat before me taking down my
/ utterances when he was SO drunk he dian
know his head from his heels. Sometimes n
little smart aiecN is on duty "s reporter Ee
thinks that his position on his newspaper and
the public both demand that he should make
As biz an ass of the -1anEor os de, ,1e reporter,
| Is naturally. Somc.lW'" they send baseball
reporter To- report nay snrmoni in such 20 case
| tine preacher fE.nartaf t3H,' Cine Innings some.
times they Eaa % racs-0r1ct reporter after th,
preacher he brings Che dominic in on the
| homo-ssre.e1, ncc; TO neck, with bis trNr
| sometimes tna prIzeaiEHtng reporter is aicr
| u.i ha E'Her@uJ hnaeN5 us paJ ON lh' taHd
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NEW YORK, Feb l--Among the half dozen
American evorgc,ists "slm' Jones OF Carriers
ville Georgia, Is by an odds the most eccentric
0ni The hes, known, Though his peculiar SAY
irss have been published in all the leading
newspapers oi tho country, and he has lccturld
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minimum width ot bottom l20 feet. Between
Barton and Manchester it is no feet at bott0m
ana go feet at WGtcrlCyel. The Suez Canal Is
the Same dCpth, but has only bottom width OF
~ feet: the Client Canal has depth OF q fec6
9 inches and a bottom width OF 80 feet inches,
and the Amsterdam Canal a depth OF - feet
Gud o bottom width OF as iCct inches. NC-
wccn one end Of the canal, and the other there
g o difference i'm level Of 90 feet. To provide
I1c this there are five sets OF locks.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17
ON THE STYX.

julius Cnslr. -" You're the man that fiddlod
when Rome was mourning! n
Nero" Sayl let up, | was connected WIZ
the Fire Department, Puck.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17
A GHlT WITH SAM JONES.
He Gives His Opinions on Leading
Topics Of the Day.

How He Would Make the Churches Moro Eject
i've Instruments for Good The TguO Solution
Of the Labor Problen-The Advanced The
ology The Evangelist and the Good He
Does.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-11
Utuado
VENTA DE FINCAs RUsTICAs.

En- este t6rmino municipal, corts diutan.
Cia de la poblsci6u go vendsn dos iucas rdsticau.
Una de 229 Cuerdss con plantaciones de CO
f6 en- 81 mayor parts, de producto de 2, -
AMOS. PYoduce hoy 81 TededoT de 400 quintales
CON el nuevo podrS rendir 500. Tiene CASA
vivienda, alnaCenea con secadoras, malacate Pc
"a dsScerezar cafe todo 10 neCeuavio para la
recollection del fruto CON capacidad bastante para
500 quintsles Las f&briCss todaB de nueva
construCCi6n CON bUenas maderas del pais GO.
bijadas de hisrro galvanzado.
Otra de 2l6 cuerdaB; de elias, uuas 20 incs
daB de cafe con producto hoy 81 rededor de 200
quintsleU y alcanzaran 800 con 81 nuevo que ya
empieza producer; bueRss malezaS propiaS para
Is sieubra de cafe; una casa para vivienda es,
tHblecimiento ccmercial y Otra para m6quina CON
almacon de buenaS maderas J cobijadas de hiexro
galvanizado.
Anbas en- perfectO eGtado de cultivo, cor
platanog, guineou y otraa viandss en- abundanCla.
Por no poder atenderlaS 50 dueho, Ee venden lau
dos Ia vez csda una de por u
Para mas infermes diTijirse don Manuel
salicrup UtuadO.-Febrero, "A de 1894. 3O--lI