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THEODORE A. HARDING. Trustee,
1904 g -. NV.
GEO. J. EASTERDAY. Trustee.
1y1l-d&ds l4io ~.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEEIs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. Va
1860 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of Trust us. bear
ing cate March -, ls.ss, and duly recorded AIrIl
IS. 1898 in Liher No. istts folio ll6. the land
records Of the District O: Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby. We. UNDER
signed Trustees. will sill at puhlic auction. in front
Of the premises. MONDAY. the TIilRIIEsIH
DAY OF JULY. AID. 1894. at FIVE O'CLOCK I'm.
all iha' certain piece o. parcel OF land and prem
Uses situate in the city Of Washington District q
Columbia. and known and designated as aud beiug
lot fourteen ia in William l. BramhalIs suhdl-
vision Of original lots and in square lo3<.
cether with the improvements thereon, Of
a three-siogy brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: one-third OF the purchase money
TO be Paid in cash. and the balanoe In Equal
installments, payable in one and two years. with
interest at per cent per annum. payabe s,rni-
annually from day OF sale. secured by deed trust
on the property cold. all cash. the oIiioB q
the purchaser a deposit Of 500 will h. rsqured
OF the purchaser at the time Of sale. All convex
ancing. recording and notarial fees the az
the purchaser. Terms Of sale 10 he complied with
within ten days from day of sale. otherwise trustee.
the right resell the property at the rish
and cost of the defsulting purchaser.
EUGENE rAIiISI,
CONSTANTINE n. WILLIAMSON
Trustees.
tyls-d&ds Address Clio 18Th 81. NV,
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RADCLIFFE DARR co. Aucrro.sEErs
CHANCEIY SALE or TWO TNIAiPGoNID Tors
On Z SrtEtsr nIrrNEEN 18TH AND iIIIi

CIiANCERY SALE or TWO ININ,PEoNIp roT's
on + STREET IErNEEN 18TH AND IITIl
STREETS NORTHEAST
By virtue OF a decree ct the Supreme Courf a.,
The Dist1ct OF Columbia. passed the dili sav OF
gnif, 1898. in equity cause No. l5.5Us. ,,s...iu
Henry = walter, trustee. ct al. are raiiil. napts
and James ). Brewer ct al. an defendant. 4 wii
offer for salt al puhlic AUCTION in front Of the
pi,msas, ON Tit IiSpAN. THE StaSbNIp DAY nF
AlGl 81. 1924, AT FIVE O'CLOCK D. NJ the
following described real estate. situate IN The eli,
OF Washington. District Of columbia. 10 Wit.
All of original lots numbered seventeen sI7l and
eighteen 1si in square num'.rs-d ten Hundred md
thirty 1890, each lot being 6GG front o., H. lOI.
deep TO 3OfODt alley. IL the weather IL s,suy il,e
sale Will Ice postponed.
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree: One.
third of the purchase MOI cy in cash ono fbird In
one year aud onethird in two years from tic sla,
OF sale. the deferred payments TO be- SECURED l.,
deed OF trust on the property satisfactory in form
10 Ice approved 10y tile court, and 10 tear interest
payable semi annually. at the per rei,i pci
annuin until paid, all cash ~ option Of mr..
chaser Taxes paid or allowed TO she day Of sale
All Concentrating and recording purchasers ,,st
A deposit OF 500 Will Toe required nj IN, tn,, al
sale. Terms to be complied with within ten la =.
from day OF sale. Otherwise the trustee reserves ts
right 10 resell the property at the risk aud ,st OF
the defaulting purchaser. after i've davs' tsvio,
public advertisement in The Evening Star n,N..
paler W. Mostly WILLIAMS Trustee.
HZS-dSis l42l ST. NV, Washington. 10 c.
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FUTURE DAYS.
c. q. SLOAN d CO., AUCrS., 1897 G ST.
Successors 10 Latiner n Sloan.

tSuccessCrs 10 Latiner Il Sloan).
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINIPROvLD
PROPERTY AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF SEVENTH AND LINCOLN STREETS
NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
by virtue of u certain deed of trust, dated the
LIST day of April A. II. 1891, and duly recorded
IN liber No 1875, at folio 2S4 ct seq, of the
land records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby, We ill
sell at public auction in front of the premises
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST EIGHTH, 1884. at FIVE
O'CLOCK T.. NJ, the following described land and
pre- misses. situated in the county Of Washington,
In the District aforesaid and known and distin-
gushed as lot numbered six t6l. in block numbered
five az, In the Howard University subdivision Of
the farm Of John A. Smith. commonly known as
Bingham Place, east OF the It'll street road or
BrOokville turnpike, containing $500 square feet
of ground. the said subdivision was made by
IT. county surveyor Of Washington county, District
of Columbia
Terms Of SALE One-third OF the purchase money
In cash, the balance IN one and two years, with
interest, and secured by deed Of trust the
property, or all cash. deposit Of 500 will he
required at time Of sale. All ronveyancng and
recording at purchasers cost. Should the terms Of
sale he not complied with i'm fifteen days the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the property. at
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after
such public notice they deem necessary.
MICHAEL. J. COLI ERT. Trustee.
512 + st. NV.
HENRY NJ. BAKER. Trustee.
1y2I-d&dS House O Representatives. u, s..
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FUTURE DAYS,
DUNcANsoN BROS. AuCTIOyEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN 10 O.
BEING PART OF THE LINTHICUM OR DENT
rI.ACE.
by virtue Of deed OF trust, dated November l.
1ssS and recorded in Liaer No. 1850, folio lO3 OF
the land records for the District OF Columbia, i
will sell at public auction. on the premises on
WEDNESl,AG, AUGUST FIRST. A. h. lSa4 At
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, part Of tract Of ground
ON the heights OF GeOrgeiown, in the District ~
Columbia, known the Oaks, formerly beiongi,I-
10 the estate OF Edward NJ Linthi.um deceased
The part 10 Ice sold fronts the north side Of
linthicum place and the west side of Lovers lane
adjoins the grounds of James ElverSon esq and
contains somewhat over two hundred and ffty
Thousand square feet OF ground. a plat SHOWING
the boundaries OF the same will be exhibited al
time of sale.
Terms Of sale: one-thrd cash, balance in eoual
payments. in one and two years, with interest al
the rate OF per cent per annufn. PAYABLE semi
annually, and secured by deed Of trust on Tron-
erty sold all cash. at option OF the purchaser
deposit Of five hundred dollars -Cqurel at t:,ne
OF sale. Conreyancing at cost Of purchaser. II
terms of sale not complied with in ten ta,s
from day OF sale. the trustee reserves the rirht
to resell at risk and Of tlefaaltnc n,.;r,ns,r
WILLIAM A. GORDON
1ylS-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE TwQ-STORY
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS PREMISES
STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE TWO-STOHY
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS PREMISES
90? q STREET SOUTHWEST.
by virtue of certain deed OF trust. bearing date
on the twentieth t20h, day of May, AID. 1859. and
recorded among tie land records Of the District Of
Columbia in Liber No 1851. folio les ct seq, and
AT the request Of the hodcrs Of the notes secured
thereby we Will offer at public auction. in front Of
III" premises, on TUESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, AID 1894, AT O'CLOCK PM. the
ioEnMlG described real estate situate in tie city
OF Washington District of Columbia, TO wit: All
tlat certain piece o. parcel "f land and premises
known and distinguished and being lot numbered
toFty-"ne ,iD in Thomas ]. hins's suidiy ision Of
lots In square numbered three hundred and eighty
nine ciS? as said subdivision is recorded in book
- folio ~, of the records Of the surveyors obi,
81 the District of Columbia. together with the i'm
proycInsEts thereon.
Terms: one-thrd Of the purchase money TO he
PAID IN cash and the balance two e,;aal install
mcDts. respectively. in and two wears, ed
10y deed OF trust upon the properly sold, With in
tcrest thereon, payable ScilanpuIlly, nj tie rate
OF per cent per annun, or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. deposit Of 500 will he re
quired at the time Of sale. Sale 10 he closed in
fifteen days from day of sale. Otherwise The pop
erty will bc resold at the risk aIi Of default
ing purchaser after five days notice Of such resale
by advertisement in some one more newspapers
published In Washington, II. c.
LOUIS D. WINE Trustee
- .-u.L.u CLARENCE b. RIIEEI. Trustee,
ty2'-dNfs gl6 + w.
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The troubles of the Switchmens Mutual
Aid Association found their way into court
in Chicago Tuesday, when suit for $40
900 was filed by the organization against
the bondsmen of eX-Secretary Treasurer
VIM. A. Simsrott. Simsrotts recent dis
appearance led to the discovery that he was
a defaulter to a large amount, but owing
to the fact that the association was not in
corporated criminal proceedings were inn
possible.
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There is no truth in the story that
serious accident has occur ed to Otto Liek-
Thai. Inc famous flying man." whose de-
Weeping Of flying machines with birds as
his model has been watched with interest
tke worl. ole-.
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The AIR. u. Case.

officials was CONTINUED Wednesday by order
of the Chicago court until September 8, and
the bail of thenfom prisoners was reduced
to $1,000 each The bonds first required
were $4,000 each. William Stakel and Will
liam Fitzgerald appeared as bondsmen, and
the four men were released.
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ROCKVILLE.

Rilsley Brown Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams will hold a reunion at this place on
Saturday, 4th Of August Comrades Rice
Aiscuith, Tschi1ely. Moon. Jones and Grit
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RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS
90 Pa. ave. NV

DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
TWO TWO-SrORY BRICK HOUSES KNOWN
AS IA 9TH STREET SOUTHEAST AND REAR
OF .44 9TH STREET SOUTHEAST, BY AUC-
TION.
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ], 1894 at FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ, We will sell in front of the prem
Uses the
SOUTH HALF OF THE NORTH HALF OF LOT S.
SQUARE $50.
Fronting IL feet Inches 9Th street southeast
and running back TO wide alley, improved by two
two story brick houses.
Terms: Over and above incuml,rance Of g. zoo
to he paid In cash, all cash. at the option Of
purchaser. deposit OF 500 required the time
Of sale Terms to be complied with in fifteen days
the right to resell the risk and Of default
ing purchaser is reserved. All ,oring, Conveyance
ing, &c, at the risk and cost of the purchaser.
W26-d Ads RADCLIFFE, DARR a. Co, Aucts
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RADCLIFFE, DARR & co, AUcrIoNECRs

RADCLIFFE. DARR & Co. ACCTIONEERS
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF ESTEY ORGAN
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY. JULY TWENTY EIGHTH, AT
Ten A. NJ, / will sell at the ROOMS OF i, ATT
CLIFFE, DARR co, $50 PA AVE NV th.
above mentioned personal effects belonging TO the
Terms cash. JESSE c. FRGOOD
1y25-3t tdministrs,or
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Fine Turnout at Auction.

on SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY EIGHTH. 1894
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. AT OUR HORSE
MART. 14TH SrTiEET AND NEW YORK
NINtE. WE WILL. SELL. FOR A PRIVATE
FAMILY, FOR WANT OF Use. ONE FINE
AND NEARLY NEW CuT-UNDkR FOLDING;
TRAP. BAY COR SEMEN YEARS OLD
BLACK POINTS. GOOD SIZE. AND KIND
AND TRUE N ALL HARNESS. ALSO NEAR
LY NEW SET OF FINE BRASS MOI MED
EiRNTSS, HTTCIIING WEIGHT. ROBES
Wits Etc. Etc. WE WOULD ADVISE oI X
PATRONS WHO ARE IN SEARCH OF Such
A TEAM To ATTEND THIS SALE TERMS
CASH. e. q SLOAN A CD Auc,s
jy25-3t
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Horses. Horses.
S. BENSINGER. ACCTIoNEER
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
NO. $40 Ia AVE.

NO $40 IA. AVE.
PEREMPTORY SALE of FIFTY HEAD OF
HORSES AND MARES.
Messrs Miller a Rhoads of Hummelstown, Pa
have consigned to rs ear load OF Horses, Mares
and pair Of Mules. Ice sold within the TIA
EIGHTH, At TEN O'CLOCK. This stock has been
selected with in Lancaster county. Ia. and
viii suit this market. Some large size workers
THE ABOVE STOCK Will. RE At THE RA-
ZhAR For INSLE1 lion AND TRIAL FRIDAY,
THE TWENTY SEVENTH. THE WHOLE LOT TO
BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
- head OF Hcrses and Mares consigned by local
parties, TO be sold fOr wan; Of use.
This will he a rare Glance for persons wishing
To huy good, reliable stock for any
Jy26-2t 5. EENSINGEIi. Auctioneer.
c. q. SLOAN a co. crIoNEEl:S. 1901 G s..
tSaccessors to Lailmcr & SioanD
FURNITURE AND EFFErTS FROM A PRIVATE
LlSiDENGE. ON klG1S ST y. W, Ar PUB
sAftR6As, July TWENTY EIGHTH.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAyIN,;S. FANCY
R1ykEiis; HAL: RAGkS OAK SIiEBoAI;D.
DHlHG cAI!ts W wiI H -,
81 TIES, MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND BoIS-
TElS. CARPETS ,GS, MATTINGS. RE
TKiGERArol;s, SEWING MACHINE: RATII
6nNAMESTs. Kitchen REeUiSITE SO &c.
&C,
81 SHARES UNION BUILDING CoMPANY's
STOCK;
AND ALSO. AT u NJ. AT I4TH AND
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &C.
TERMS CASH. e. G. SLOAN a. co.
ty.6-2t Auctioneers.
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WALLER b. WILLIAMS & CO., AUcTIoNEERS.

Attractive sale Of Household Furniture, Nouuet,
Body BRUSSELS and other Carpets, Fancy Mat
tings, Best Hair Mattresses, Folding aud Man
tel Beds, Plate Glass Mirrors Ei,ameled Bed
steads. pirlor Suites. Extension Tables and
Dining Room Chairs. Chamber Suites. Antig-s
Be'isiead and Bureau. Rattan Coach, Leather
seat Chairs. Writing Desk. 6Tnonicrs. Walnut
Nnrdrolcs. t"uchcs, upholstered in leather.
Cherry frame l'arlor Suite. Oak Hall Rack. to-
49, geiher with other articles for hous Ike, ping
oN IoMoEEONJILY TWENTY EIGHTH. WITH
AND IN FRONT OF OUR AUCTION
Rn'MS: CORNER TENTH AND pENNSYLyA-
MA AVENUE NoRTIIWEST
PRIVATE BUYERS and dealers shoGd not fail to at
teid this sale The goods. partially enumerated
are IN rood condition; only used a short time Re
moved rom Vermont avenue sales rooms for
convenience Of sale. "
- ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
Horses. Carriages Burgies, Wagons Harness. etc
Terms cash WALTER b. WILLIAMS x co.
net
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Boston will have an elevated railroad
The citizens voted in favor of the Meigs sys-
TON,
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THOMAS DOWNING CO.. AUCTIoNpr,,s--
6l2 st. NV.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT nruDrNo
| DDT on TWELFTH STREET sol IIlFAsp
/ BETMEEN q AND l SHEETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT pT'UDIN0
IIT On TWELFTH STREET sol 'TIlFAsp
BETWEEN q AND I STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust TO us laariny ditto
December 81, AID. ls32. duly recorded In Iii.er
ICES folio 269 81 seq, Of the land re,oris ~ the
District Of Columbia aud al the request ~ lie
party secured thereby. We the undersignsd trrs.
premises. MONDAY. july TWENTY TIIfI;D
AID. 1894. AT FIVE O'CLoCk PM. an THAT ,.r,
tain piece and parcel of land and premises situate
In the city Of Washington. District OF t..l-iui,la
and known and Distinguished as and I.iug lDt
numbered twenty-sey.n ca. IN square nln,i.red
nine hundred aad nii,i five s,ji. Us Icr llnf r.
corded in the surveyors ufiice Of the Disiri, 81
Columbia said l9t having frontage Il ~ faet
18th street southeast L. a depth of II1G feet
Terms OF sale: one-third of tho uurciias. money
to be paid IN cash. aud the balance TO L. Raid m
two years secured 10y died Of trust u;.on Tie lT.-
erty sold with interest. payable ssmi-auBaaily az
the rate Of g per centum I,cr auEum Uu'ii paid
all cash. at the option 81 the Iurclias-r de-
posit OF 500 VIII Ice required at the tim. 81 ISLE.
Sale TO Ice closed within Is DAYS tha dly a
sale. otherwise the property VIII Dee rt7Sald ai tie
risk and cost Of defauitng purchaser. af;,-r i've
days advertisement IN some paper pGhshed "a
Washington, ID. {. COnveyancing. AZ, cOst a
purchaser.
THEODORE A. HARDING. Trustee.
IyII-d&ds i4Io C u.
UTIIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED N CON.
sequence Of the rain until TIL ISnAl, AI.t'SI
SECOND. 1884. SAME HoTR AND PI.AdE. By
order of trustees. THOMAS BOWLING -.
h2i-d Auciion"eTs.
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THOMAS BOWLING; & 90. AUCTIoNEEiiS,
6l2 L STREET.
REGULAR SALE OF OISEIIOID FURNITURE.
AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY. JULY
TWENTY-ElGiITI. 1894. COMMENCING AT
TEN O'CLOCK. EMBRACING A GENERAL
COLLECTION OF PARIYOI.
CHAMBER AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
1t HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

RADCLIFFE, DARI & co, AUCTIoNEERS.
SATURDAY MORNING,
JULY TWENTY EIGHTH, 1894,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
AT OUR SALES ROOMS,
800 PENNA. AVE. NV,
REGULAR SALE OF
rARLoR, CHAMBER,
LIBRARY. DINING ROOM
AND OTHER FURNITURE.
ALSO
10000 CIGARS
SIECIAI.
100 CORDS SILT WOOD.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, IN FRONT OF THE
ROOMS
HORSES, BUGGTES, WAGONS. HARNESS. ETC.
Consignments for each department received up
TO hours Of sale.
Telephone l2s2.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.
1t Auctioneers.
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bottle Of Ansostura Bitters to favor your
Lemonade or ary other cold drink with. will keep
you free from Dyspepsia. Collie and Diarrhoea.
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|, poet. Here also is the famous fresco by
Giotto, representing the marriage of.
st. Francis with Poverty. Hope pre-
SCENTS the wedding ring 10 the bride and
Love looks on. Nor is the artist alone
in his ailegory. His illustrious country
man. Dante, speaks of the Assisian
STRIPPING as leading Dame Poverty to
the altar OF hymen:
"A dame to whom now openeth pleasures
gate
More than to death, was. 'gainst his fathers
WILL
His STRIPPING choice; and he did make her
his,
Before the spiritual court, by nuptal bonds,
And in his tathers sight fron, day to day.
Then loved her more devoutiy.r
The immortal Italian poet uses yet
another figure to adorn the sanity
Francis. He represents the young AS
Sisian as rising sun lighting and heat
ing the bleak cold world with its rays.
Hark the contrast: The business men
called him fool; the poet looked upon
him as heaven-Sent man.
1t is interesting to find poet of the
nineteenth century going back 600 years
and praiSing saint of the thirteenth.
1t is still more interesting when that
poet happens TO be the best of his pc
riod; the one who denoances the char
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ONE EFFECT OF THE PANIC
Industry Which, Thanks to
Smokers, Thrives Despite Dull

Industry Which, Thanks to
Smokers, Thrives Despite Dull
Times.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-That brilliant
little fellow, Louis Lombard, whose
body is not much larger than Franz
Eberts, but whose BRAIN would fit the
frame of Hercules, told me curious
thing the other day. Mr.. Lombard has
made good foundation for fortune
during the last few years, and most of
his money is invested in a match COM
pany. Speaking of the panic times,
and how every profession and business
had suffered. Mr.. Lombard said: II
know of one business which has
prospered because of this national de-
preston; the match manufacturers tell
me that they have almost doubled their
trade in the last year." W
"Why. and how is that?" I asked. T.,
SWELL" continued Mr.. Lombard,
''the proprietors Of the concern in which
am interested, tell me that two-thirds Of
the matches sold in the country are
used, not to build household fires, but
to light cirgars and pipes. During
times of depression and worry men
smoke far more than when their minds
are at ease; and therefore the year of
'93 has been most prosperous one for
the match manufacturers"
l related this conversation to Charles
Barnard. the playwright, and he
said: "There is another cause which.
seems more reasonable to me as an ex-
PLANTATION of the increase of this in
dustry than the one given by Mr.
Lombard. That is the growing use of
the gas range and stove for household
purposes. Instead of lighting coal or
wood fire once in twenty-four hours and
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FIVE AM. AND THIRTY BELOW.
Written for the Globe 7

Written fOr the GlODe.
When fellow gets up in the morning,
And there's frost an inch thick ON the
| pane;
When tn alarm clock goes off with its warn
ing.
And you'd like to doze off once again,
Then feeling most weird comes DER you.
As around the chill chamber you glance;
There's a distance of five yards before you,
Ere you plunge down the legs of your
+. pants.
Half-dressed and half-perished, you rally
With sigh round BOWL of pure ice;
For moment i'll silence you daily,
Then remark, soto voee. This is nice"
Quick you poke through the crust with your
fingers,
And crumble to bits its expqnse;
Down thro' lite q sad memory fingers.
Touching ice in the legs of your pants.
The towel is solid as granite
Or rock from Superiors shore.
AS you grasp its stiff hem you say dam mitr'
And wipe dry on the carpeted floor.
The FUR rug you bury your nose in,
r. Then off to the tall mirror dance.
To find that your whiskers are frozen,
As well as the legs of your pants.
Michael Joseph DonnellY.
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consuming single match in the per-
Torrance, the gas stove is lighted and
put out, perhaps fifty times in single
day. This, in hundreds of thousands of
homes all over the United States, means
atremendous consumption of matches"
Considering the two views of the
matter, l should prefer taking Mr.. Bar
nard's explanation: yet the fact that the
year of '93 has been SO markedly
prosperous in the history of the match
manufactures should compel one to
favor Mr.. Lombard's idea; especially
since that gentleman himself says that
mental worry of any kind always causes
him to increase his use of tobacco. But
at all events the subject strikes me as
one of rather interesting speculation.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
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MEDICINE DEPT.
HIGH PRICES.
SMALL BUSINESS.
STALE GOODS.
| Low PRICES.
VS.. IMMENSE BUSINESS,
FRESH GOODS.

purchasing Proprietary Medicines and other
drug supplies not only from ID to 30 cent
would be obliged the monopoly should succeed in
but obtaining frsher goods
prices built immense trade and immense trade
itself sufficient against accumulation of stale
goods to be found the shelves of the 100
cent profit druggist.
antagonzed the past by this
trust especially formed for the of rObbng the
this combine? NEVER Stand by
the high prices asked by the combine Medicines
shall be sold purchase from not only
S a blow this
We below parallel columns low prices and the prices
trust trying have enforced.
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THE SERAPH OF ASSIST.
THE BIRTHPLACE AND ENVIR 0NMENT
OF FRANCIS.
QUEER LITTLE STATION TOWN

Pronounced Poverty " hich Fran
els Prescribed for His Follow
ers-The Famous Fresco Rep
resenting the Marriage of st.
Francis to Poverty-Dr. John
Conway's Concluding Letter.
The following is the concluding arti
Gle of very interesting series by Rev.
DR.. John Conway descriptive of his re-
cent travels in Europe:
In these days of bitter poverty the
birthplace and environments of the
seraphic Francis of Assist are not with
out special interest. Cheyenne canon
Is forever famous because near it is the
many-Stoned monument of Helen Hunt
jackson; Stratford- Avon will always