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COUNTRY BOARD

GLEN MANOR" FOREST GLEN, ND; SEASON
opens May 15; rooms ready for inspection; special
Inducements 10 parties ccIlins early; house newly
furnished: management as last season.
Terms Address PROPRIETOR my1-1ro'
COUNTRY BOARD on FARM-FRESH yEGE-
tables, pure milk. fine water. healthy location
home comforts. line driving and riding horses
terms reasonable @. w. JEFFRIE5, Halfway,
EauGuier county, Va my1-3ts
PERSONS DESIRING BOARD IN LARGE NEW
house. AMI. high location; Virginia cooking
ard home comforts apply 10 Mrs. X. P. BUCK
kZR vAsA Eskases~sA s>i.s CAsssA Va sp;- Jms
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FOR RENT spa 28d ar - IA so
Fine sr dat, ami q. $40 1920 CA sye ~ 5rb II IA
LUZ 20, lOr b.36. 80 q Brfen's row, Or 10. 90
IO9 I0th NV, 1r,m q. 40 Bseseus CT, Ar, W. 10 50
1122 Brainard st,12r WA 1901 Pa AZ se ar ~ 10 al
~ "a NV. IT.. .22.30 900 9th. of, wa. 10 80
SlS =, er = b. -. 30 113S Hayes' CT, 4rw. o. SO
231S NV, Or, mi. IL 20
is4i;4s-4s-4f 7 st. .ss.. newly painted, white.
GEO. W. LINKINS,
myl 800 18th ct. NV.
FOR RENT-DwUIN0 WITH sToRE-e27 d
ST. n;w.i 10 Oems and store; ali mod. imps.
Apply to W. O.. JOHNSON,
ap14-1m rs f6th st NJ
TOR RrNT-RY r. a HofITaNAy REAL rS
tata and Insnrs NO. Rror.r mar . a = -. = =
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,
Holding special term for Orphans Court business,
this Goth day of April, 1894.
In re estate of Peter Magill, late of washington,
No. 8l1s. Administration doc. 20.
Application having been made for letters Of ad-
minstra ton on the estate of said Peter Magill
deceased. by Annie T. Magil notice Is hereby
given to all concerned to appear in this court on
Friday, May IS, 1894, at 10 O'Clock am, to show
cause. II any exist, against the granting Of such
application
copy of this order shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once
said day.
BY the court: 4. B. HAGNER, Justice.
A true copy. Teste: L. P. WRIGHT,
Register of Wills Do
D. W. Classic. Proctor for Applicant.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-A 1OCARAT DIAMOND BRACELET;
very cheap; cost originally $1,000. Address DIA-
MOND. Star Office ap30-3t'
FOR SALEITHB LATEST IMPROVED COMBI-
nation safe. Call at 9Th and L sts. my2-3t'
FOR sALE-2 GORDON SETTER PUPS; BEAU.
ties; cheap; 1t $40 each. Apply At to
LOVING HAMMER, 91e La. ave. my23ts
FOR Saloon ACCOUNT OF DECLINING
housekeeping and leaving city. will sell my new
$65 Domestic Sewing Machine. bought recently,
at very great sacrifice. Address OREGON, Star
Office. ap26-6t
FOR sALE-ICE BOXES AT J. T. MONKEYS
dry mir refrigerator works. all sizes In stock.
Factory 22s It'll st. Sc. Give him . call.
mh23-2ms
FOR SALE = HARTZ MOUNTAINS SINGING
canaries. parrots, fancy pigeons, gold fishes and
aquariums, knocking birds. monkeys,&c. sCHMID'S
PET ANIMAL STORE, 712 18th st. NV. Hos
pital for pet animals. Pets boarded. ap5-3m
VERY EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED Fol. FUR
niture and household goods at WORCHS FUR
NITURE WARE ROOMS 924 7th st. NV. Mat
tfngs, carpets, bedding and stoves. jas
FOR sAI.E-'OTTO'' GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
and second hand; any size
Send for circular or call on
nl2u d. BALLAUF, Agt., 731 It'll ct. NV.
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a ds2a 22d e nv, Or. 40
"a F ct NV, 11r....4 40
2S0a Q ct NV, Or. :. 81
1908 18th ct NV, 7r.35.62
1921 Ella ave NV. sr. .35
lois T ct NV. 7r....35
614 sth ct NV. Or. IS
1102 18th ct NV. Or. IS
14ls 18th ct NV. Tor. .85
464 @ ct NV. i1r. 80. 40
2211 L st NV, IT. 80
Up pit laos P st nw,Sr.so
1901 11th ct NV, 7r. 80
621 ed ct NV. Or. 30
61p n st NV, Or. 30
D25 Sth 81 NV. Sr. 80
22Co L 81 NV. 7r. 80
SS-40-42 and a r st
" e. IT S iaii' r St " ]. ~ -
1912 9Th ct NV. sr.2s. so
6l9 s st NV, 7r. .25. 60
1412 Fla ave nw.7r.25.6 10
1902 9Th st NV, Or. ". 80
207 o st NV, Or. rs. so
1925 sth ct NV, 6r.25. 80
524 21st ct NV. 6r....25
526 21st ct NV. Or. rs
Up pt 1410 P Ut nw.7r.25
'tial list Of the properties
te list see bulletin at my
18th Of each month.
8. u. WAG0AMAN,
OIL 4 sf nv
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FOR RENT-407 z. CAPT
sol E. Cap. corr, store
1000 sc Az De, lot. 40
1913 E Cap, Tor. .3s
<46 NJ av se, 7r. 20. 40
ap30-Sts WEIFLEY &
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ENfn tAE--> l.
232o n. 7r. mi. .T.5o
2l2 \, Or. mi. $3.50
1914 25th, ar, mi. Is SO
1857 sd, sto. w&g. Is. so
2616-20 L. Or. mi. Is. 80
1918 Goth. Or. mi. Is. SO
1923 26th, sr, mi. Is. so
2G11 X. Or, mi. Is. so
1922 18th. nat 3r. n. G. %
PASS X, 7r. mi. %. IS
1913 3oth. Or. mi. q. SO
42l 9Th sw. Or, WAC. p so
2024 L. Or, mi. =. 81. 80
1918 30th, Or, mi. 20. so
g21 22d, 6r, mi. 30. SO
Bis Goth. 7r. eel. ". 20. 50
f15-l7 23d. Or, mi %. so
So2-+-6 L se, Or, eel
lar. mi. 80
2214 1, Or, va. so
2149h Pa av,4r.s&w. 20
Garrett Pk. Or q eel.
cottage, mi. ........0
<24 Elm. 6r. mi. rs. SO
l104 Esd. Or. w....1S.30
For full list apply to W
ap27-f,m&w 1907
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Hp<.-ot Isl st. NV.
FOR RENT-oFFICEs.
Sc coz iass and Several n. r@
sts NV. 4r. entire On -, Ia2i NV: rm 10. 1000
"a q a. ii S fSis IN sever.
Sc So osn 18th ~ l ssd ~ &c; sh sDs
sss NV, .. "a q, 1000 14ai + NV. several
's e ~ door,: a.. LIST ~! ss' ss several
s IN e E. Il z ssS ni
ap27-t 1924 = st NV.
FOR RENT = BRICK, s24 STU ST. NV; IN
location for either Soardns or room renting MT IN
excellent condition; rent $40. Inquire q A
FOR RENT-A VERY FKETTMY FURNISHED
house in the northwest. near Conn. ave. and r
st, containing 10 rooms and bath; good sized
yard: wnl rent to good tenant TIL October at
spa4,2w JOHN B. WIGHT IAo G St
FOR RENT-I4s5 ST.. rs. & BATH :. $500
$40 spa g st. rear EHsSS. raIsUs i'd. 800
FOR RENTITHE BEST GROOM BRICK Dwell
ling in this city for the price si2.s5 per month;
&c ss cable H, car line. r. A PHILIPS son.
THE GER AM. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. WIN.
Rsnta2i4a Ward pl.s2i s2S sts Nv: 2, 50
Cor 50 sss.lso as Cor 8aSs NV. $50 $50 500
I Ia 9Th nw.:..:...5o I4ss 50 NV. 1900
81 q county in. rs y Ma s.s sv "a
ISIS VI Az. Tor fur $50 i2ss Gn S a IT,
2so1 Q st NV. 9r... .a5 s2a Z sw. 1r........2s
722 18th. 12r. rs 80 7th sc, 6r........e
b13 NV, 1lr.. .55.b0 1912 Union pl. 6r. s. 50
ap2S-et' TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 st.
FOR RENT
1905 Q st. NV, Tor. and bath
1907 Q st. NV, Tor. and bath.
1901 Rhode Island ave-, Or. and bath.
1881 14th ST., nat Or. and bath.
The repairs in all Of above houses have been
completed and are like new: rent low.
A HETTMCLLER CO.,
ap27-2w 1893 14th st.
FOR RENT-lIs ST. NV, a-sroaY BRICK;
newly remodeled; rooms and bath: all nod
improvements including large stable in
rear; $50. Inquire Of OWNER, SOC 18th st. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.

tOS1 AMI IOONN.
LOST SATURDAY EVENING. SMALL GOLD
Return 70 Room S. Sun blspr On and dne r.ssx:
reward It,
ROUNDABOUT WEEKS AGO. A LARGE MALE
masti1; tag s143; name OF NJ r. Wrener. Bufa-
10, y. Y, on collar; owner can lave same by
proving property and paying charge. WIN. Nc
RAY. Sherman ave-, Mt. Pleasant. it
LoSr-oN SATURDAY. PUG DOG; ANSWERS TO
Sadie Street. 1926 st. n it
LosT-ABoUT NOON. MAY 1. BET. 18th AND G
.rs,; and 9th and ~ sts presumably in car ~
e @Sne q inS sr9 to E SS
eeivs reward. IT.
LoST-ON TUESDAY EVENING, on LEAVING
train in B. and P. depot to 9th and Pa. ave-,
a ;, sna'e saH 91s s0ntaining PSgkst 6oS 9
q ST., q suitable reward will be received my2-3'
LosT-oN. MONDAY NIGHT. MooRE's FIELD.
Reward Il returned O 70 a isth p s win s2
IosT-MAY l. 1894. PAIR OF GOLD EYE
glasses; double sighted glass; on st. bet. I4th
and 18th SITS Please return to 1872 18TH st. n.w.'
LosT-oR sTRAYED-sATURDAY. FROM MT.
answers mans Spot. Liberal reward for return to
Ms. SHIELDS. Morgan and Lydecker aves. It,
LOsT-A GOLD CHAIN. WITH ROUND FOB.
SUITABLE reward to person returning same to 1924
LOST-N THE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS. April.
20. small gold and enamel pin liberal re-
ward will be paid for its return to l7oe st.
NV. my1-3ts
LOST-SUNDAY LAST, on CAPITOL HILL Sc.
or in cable ear. 4 childs gold neck chain with
blue enameled lOcket attached Liberal re-
ward II returned to 621 n. c. Sc. mv1- 2ts
Losr-oN EAST CAP. ST. BET. 1ST AND 3D.
April e, bet. $50 and pm, open-face sill
yer case watch. with chain Suitable reward If
returned to 10 East Cap. st. ap3O-3t
IS REvARD-LOSr. A IADY'S BLACK SILK
umbrella: gold top mount. with name, date and
address on Apply to BORD 1919 Conn. ave.
spSo3t'
e25 REwARD-LOST-APRIL 20, 1904, NEAR
18th and + SITS. NV, single stone diamond
ring The above reward will be paid and no
Questions esksl MeDEvTTTS DETECTIVE
AGENCY. SO Oh 81. NV. anaO-afe
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ICES.
Desirable rooms. "At.
laptic Coast Line build
lng," all front and fire.
proof, from SO to SIS
each.
1917 Nd ave. Or. .... 80
COS La ave. hail. .25
Coffee-roasting establish
ment. with all machin-
cry .$iS
sos G NV. 20
LIES.
e33 NJ, rear. 10
pll l. rear. g
Y, 10th and r SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY DAVID ]
S04 AND SOC
1x17 r, cor, 12r, ba,
eel, steam heat,
summer months. 81
1419 Goth st, Tor. -
300 Maple av, cor,
Or, ba, furnace. .....91
1906 Both, 7r. ba, Gel .35
1897 9Th, Sr. 80
TO DESIRABLE C(
10th NV, Or, ba. $40
1923 4th NV, Or,
ba, eel. .........25.50
211 R, 7r, ba. rs
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F ST. NV.
316 9Th ne, 7r, ba. rs
1911 10th, 9r. 70
lis It'll De, 7r, bath. rs
2453 p, 7r, ba, eel. %
249 Elm Or. ba, eel %. so
226 Elm, Or, ba. 1850
IS X ct ne, Or, ba Is. 80
$50 Brewers court. s.. so
LORED TENANTS.
SOC Marks ct, 6r.....9
I, 2, s Bellevue av. 8
17151719 Seaton. Or. 10
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MALE OR FEMALE.

MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-BY SERVANTS COLI, GIRL AS
nurse or chambermaid; young man as driver for
doctor attend to horses; both have nrst-class
city reference. Call 1888 16th st. If
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COUNTRY real. ESTATE-
SEND STAMP FOR CATALOGUE
JOHN STEPHEN,
sple-sm> bl9 7TH ST. NV.
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1873 r st NV tnur,,
poss June I, 12r.$1, 500
1912 Vt ave NV, fur,
s12 7 ct NV. Ier. Toe. 81
219 ~ st NV. lar. rs
721 Sth st NV, 1Sr. .16
1924 18th ut NV, 10. rs
1925 8 ct NV, Tor. rs
721 18th st NV. 12r. .65
TOT 18th st NV, Tor. "a
Up PIT sos 9th st NV, =.
224 n j ave NV, sr.5o. 60
ga N ] ave NV, Or. 90. 80
BIOS Pa ave NV Twill
lease for q term Of
years, or will be
lifted up for store),
lar ..........-.....6 30
200 q ut NV, 7r. 80
236 N ] ave NV, Sr. SO
Wesley Heights nv, Or. 30
30 I st NV, Tor. 80
451 NJ Ut NV. 11r. so
1912 L st NV, 1r. $3.50
$50 21st Ut NV, Tor. AS
2149 Fla ave NV, 9r.42.tO
2132 L st NV, yr. 40
Up pit 1416 14th st NV.
VI 40
The above is only q pa
In my hands. For compile
ONCE, issued the LIST and
TIT
nrC- Gam
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLATs AT THE wOODMONT. COR
board. J. =. ROBINSON, Proprietor. ap2e-sm
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ESCOTT q WILCOX,
Pennsylvapia ave NV

ED.
1881 corcoran Ut. sr. 40
1926 9Th NV. Or. 70. so
1903 l1th NV, Sr. %. so
l44S Pierce pl nw,Tr25.50
HOS 1<th Of NV. 2r. Is
$50 X st ne, Or. .....5
81 n ] ave sc. 7r. 30. so
SW cor Wallach and
l4tn SITS NV, nat. 10
1902 ID st NV, Or. is
PIP LIST 81 sw, 6r....f5
2S2 LIST ct sw, Or. .1S
2l6 LIST st sw, er....15
Odd LIST 81 sw, 6r...1S
SO Pomeroy st. 4r.12.3
o2I Pomeroy st, 4r.12.5O
$50 Pomeroy st, 4r.12.50
1907 Union ct.4r. 1890
In Ykur ~ 11pA Cn..
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'OL ST.. 1OR. 49,. $40. 80
and dwg. combined IS. on
"a F ne, Or. 90
1904 sc Az De, Or. 30
1913 Sd se, Sc. 10
WEEDON. SQ2 Z. Can.
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b26 10th ne. or...1e.So
i22s Linden ne. Or. 1880
123e Duncan ne. Or. 1880
i20S 80 se. Or. 90
4 BATcHELpER.
10th and q SITS. nv.
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FOR RENT
1922 Corcoran, Tor. $50. 90
1908 L ct. Sr. $3.50
1875 Sth ct, Or. 80
TO 10th ne. Or. go. 100
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR sALELoNIy SIS FOR A FIyE-ACRE EARN
covered with wood. In southern New Jersey: clo~
to railroad: finest markets in the world: a..
pecially adapted for small fruits. poultry, ve-
tables. &c; high and dry; healthy neighborhoo
sold on ins;alflents OF 81 down and 81 per w~es
title insured. ID. L RISlEY. POI South 10th 81
Philadelphia. Pa. my2-et
FUR sAI-E-32H ACRES AT GLENDAIE IN n
and l.. R.R.. In good state OF cultivation: plenty
OF shade timber, ETC., Groom house and outbuill-
ings: SZ,ouO. Also ~ acres adjoining above. i'm
proved by Groom house; 81, 20. CONlss
WELLS CROSS. 4ei La. ave. ap3O-3t
FOR SALES ACRES AT SEABRoOK: HIGH
and dry; containing a number OF good building
sites; snort distance from station; SIS per ocre'
CoMBs, WELLS q CROSS. 404 La ave aps0 IN
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-
SEND SIANP EpR CATAInCIrH
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BOARDING

AT MI. PLEASANT-2 LARGE uNFURNIsHED
communicating rooms. with board: large grounds
Howard ave. my2-2rs
THE CARLTON. 5i4 18th ST N.w.-HAND-
some roonns.2 In ROOM with first-cass table board,
~ SO per MONTH transieuts taken: table hoard
% per week; everything frst-class. apSo-St'
FOR RENT-oN SECOND FLOOR. TWO NICELY
furnished rooms. suite single. az summer
rates; board IL desired SIS per month. %
North Capitol ST. ap3o-3as
THE PURCELL CAFE AND BUFFET, <01 10TH
St W. GRAD table d'hote dinner sc. Choicest
chops and steaks served order Fine wine.
Whistles. ales. &c. JAS 7. CARRIER. Prop.
ape Ct
co01 I ST. Nw.-Fr-RNIsHED ROOMS WITH
nrst-class table hoard; large corner house; south
and east exposure. apl4-lms
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL Is
tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and y sts. n ~
UNFURNIsHEO HOUSEa
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1852 Doth Ut, Or. 90. 70
Store, 26th 4 K SITS. 12..O
Stable, r'r cor Gal. 1850
Stable, r'r 1414 H. la.OJ
JAMES n. GREEN,
NJ 1Afh afroof
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Cor house, lexington,
l2r. ami. $50. 90
lll4 Ore av, Or. .S55. 90
2l3l L NV. Or. new 1880
z Hanover NV. Or. 30. so
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR REST-104 g ST. Sc, s-sToRY AND GEL
lar. Tor. and bath; all MI; large yard TO alley;
good neighborhood; square from cable care;
Sos + ST. NV. my1-3t
FOR RENTAL low PRICE 2ioe r ST.
NV, near Conn. ave. cars: very desirable and
10 rooms; baths. II. I. RUST. ga l&th st.nw.
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FOR SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES
in q syndicate now being organized to develop
one Of the finest properties adjoining Washing
ton. This is q rare opportunity for Investment
Don't fail to investigate. Money returned In
twelve months Par value of shares, $500, pay
able $3.50 cash, -assessable. For full infor-
nation call between and 10 an. aud 8
pm. % Atlantic building $50 st. NV. ap30-7t
FOR SALE-A STEAM CARPET CLEANING
plant doing splendid business; satisfactory rea.
sons for selling explained Address STEAM
CARPETS. Star ONCE. aps0-3t'
FOR RENT OR SALE-FRAME HOUSE WITH
side lot; 60xs0; stable for horses used
tes> wood and coal yard; all buildings on premises
foc such business; q good living for any man Of
speall means: $40 per month. Inquire OF A.
BIsHREND, CIT d st. NV. ap26-8t
WISH TO BUY A JOB PRINTING OFFICE OR
plant; well equipped with modern types and stock.
Give price and other particulars to IN EARNEST,
Star ONCE. ap21
FOR sALE-LiQUoR STORE, DWELLING Al.
Ntached; centrally located; doing a thriving bust
ness; long lease license secured; will sell stock
fixtures, household furniture, &C.; good reasons
for selling. Address Box 10. Star office. fe1-tf
AT RABiSAYS
Your watch cleaned for ST. watch mainsprins
ap3-tr 1921 ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; per.
feet condition guaranteed with stand: delivered
free In city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCKoFF. EEAMANS & BENEDICT.
d19-t Cor. Sth and r sts NV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-11
A GOOD STORY SPOILED.
Minister DENLY Denies the Rumor That
lie Would Retire.

Minister DENLY Denies the Rumor That
lie Would Retire
SAN Francisco, Sept Charles
Denby, United States minister to
China, and dean of the diplomatic
corps in the empire, has arrived from
the east en- route TO Peldn and will
sail on Saturday. When asked as to
the truth of the rumor that he would
retire from the position as minister to
China in favor of his son, Colonel Den
by said:
~ do not intend TO retire. There is
no foundation for such a report. |
did intend to remain longer in this
country, but have used up the two
months leave of absence allotted to
me and now that war prevails be-
tween China and Japan the president
feels that the minister should be at
Pekin, and with this view | quite
agree. Had war not broken out |
could no doubt have obtained an cv-
tension of the leave of absence. but
under the conditions now existing. |
feet that l should be at my post
although my son, who has charge in
my absence, is practically competent
to attend TO the duties of the Office
and he has the confidence of the adj
ministration. So far as my retiring
that my son may succeed, | can settle
that rumor by stating that, while |
am on my way back TO Pexin, my son
will shortly leave that city to return
to America. He comes here to be
married"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-11
JUST LIKE APRIL WEATHER.
THAT'S WHAT DUN SAYS
ABOUT BUSINESS.
MUCH SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.
In some Branches Strong improvement
Is shown While in Others Trade Is
Diminishing - Tho Government
Crop Report Expectedto show
Great Loss iu Corn
Bank ClsarinEa

New YORK, Sept L-R. O. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade says:
The business outlook is much like an
April day, with alternate clouds and
sunshine. In some branches strong
Improvement still continues, while In
others trade is diminishing. Strikes
lessen for the time the working force
perhaps as much as IL is otherwise
increased by the strike of garment
makers, which spreads so rapidly that
an early end is considered certain,
while the strikes in cotton mills have
advanced prices SO much that a settle
ment is thought not distant
The government crop report Is ex-
pected to foreshadow a great loss in
corn, while other observers believe
reports materially exaggerated and
estimates of the yield range all the
way from 500, 600. 900 to /, 700, 900, 600
bushels. This uncertainty affects
business prospects to some extent and
an advance of one-half cent the past
week has followed receipts not half
those of the same week last year.
Failures in August aggregated
liabilities of $40, 139, AT, OF which
80, l72, $40 were in manufacturing and
S5,07s, 1873 in trading concerns. Dur
ing the week the failures were 215 in
the United States, against 323 last
year, and a. in Canada, against 25
las wear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-11

1t is just as necessary for man to
get good reading matter as it is to get
good food The campaign of 1894 is
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THREE RIVERS Quebec, Sept. - -
Gagno's saw mill on the st. Maurice
river opposite this city, was blown 10
pieces to-day by the explosion Of 1.-THE
boiler Samuel Beaugert, the fire.
man was blown a hundred feet and
killed. Nine others were badly
scalded and otherwise injured.
The New Mexico supreme court has
affirmed the decision Of the lower
court sentencing stephen NJ. Folsom,
late president Of the Albuquerque
national bank 20 five years in the pen
itentiary for making false statements
of the banks finances.
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Hudson canal are suspended for lack
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-11
DEATH CLAIMED HIM.
The Count of Paris Dies After = Lingsr-
ing Illness

The Count of Paris Dies After Lingsr-
ing Illness
LONDON, Sept. s.-The comte de
Paris died at an early hour this morn
ing.
Louis Albert PHILIPPE, count of Par
Is, head of the house Of Bourbon, was
born in Paris, August 20, 1888. He
was educated at Claremount, England,
by his mother, the Duchesse Helene,
who was daughter OF the grand
duke of Meckle nberg- Sch werin. In
the fall of 1891 the count visited the
United States, accompanied by his
brother, the due d. Chartre, and his
uncle, the prince de Joinville. Al
the invitation OF General George B.
Mcclellan the young prime es entered
the military service and were attached
TO General MoClellan's staff, w ith the
rank of captain in the volunteer army.
They served on General McClellAn's
staff until 1862, when they returned
10 France. During their service with
the union armies the count and his
brother displayed much courage on
the field during several engagements
and especially at Gaines Mills.
Since 1888 the Comte de Paris has
been acknowledged by the great ma
jority of the royalists as the head of
the Bourbon house and heir to the
throne of France. In 1885 tho ex.
pulsion bill passed by the French
chamber drove him into exile. and he
returned to England, where he has
since resided and where he died.
The Comte de Paris was a man of
broad culture and possessed Of many
accomplishments. He was the author
OF several works, the chief of which
is his History of the Civil War in
America "