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tOK REM
2O35 nw(fur) 13r$3OO 90 1905 18th nw Sr.. 20 90
1924 18th NV. Tor. 80. 90 81 Mass Or. Is 80
100 18th NV, 13r. 10. 90 116 z NV, Or. %. 30
50S 18th NV, lar. "a. 90 1881 Vt NV. Sr 25. 90
723 Sth NV, lar. ,.67 211 Sc, 14r. -. 80. 90
2S2O NV. 10r.. &c 151 D Sc. Or. 80. 90
1852 Z NV. 7r. .50.5 407 ID Sc, Or. %. 60
216 Ind nv NV, Or 80. 90 1895 E IT,. .250 90
1901 LIST NV, 14r. so. 90 1f2 Il Sc Or. 90
2206 NV, Sr. 100 433 I'd Sc, 7r. d. 90
$50 21st NV, Tor. As 90 1875 Sc. Or. %. 90
424 H NV. 12r. IA. 90 435 I'd Sc, Gr... q. 90
pa ave NV. Or. 30. 60 1919 c stve Sc Or q. 90
236 i NV, Sr. $50 321 d Sc, Or. Is. so
1st and I'd floors 647 Sc, 5r..... 1900
800 X NV, Or. $50 1884 18th Sc. Or. 90
2024 1 NV. Or. 1000 1113 NJ Sc. 12r.. 90
All ID NV. 10r.. 40. 90 Alley bet Sd & 18th,
1897 Corcoran nw,9r. 90 Sc, 5r. IL. so
21O ave NV, Tr. 81. 90 Alley bet Sd 4 4th,
212S NV, Or. .35. so A & Sc 5r. IL so
20G d NV, Or. 1850 1926 Sc. 5r. 0.50
2S03 NV, Or. .35 90 1888 I'd Sc. ar. 1000
514 Sth NV. CIR. $500 Ill Sc, 6r...... $50
1900 Sth NV. Sr. .35. 90 1873 I'd Ar. 80
901 21st NV, 11r. 80. 90 1131 I'd Ar. 81 30
1892 COrcoran nw,9r. 90 300 S se 5r. 90
425 ID NV. 7r. 81 $40 ID Sc. 4r...... 900
2206 14th NV. Or. .3O.5 319 I'd Sc. 5r 800
317 Maple NV, 1852 & 1854 l. se.5r5.O 90
lie Droit Park Or. 30 90 1860 4 1862 L se.5r 90
1449 NV. r.. 5000 1913 14th Sc. 5r.. 400
The above is only portion of the property on
my books. For full list call at office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th. T. E. WAGGAMAN.
mh13-w. fam
FOR RENT-161s 10TH ST. NV; ROOMS
and hath Annlv RANK 1416 q at n6.1m
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FOR RENT-215 ST, NV; II ROOMS AND
BATH splendid yard; house in excellent repair;
good reighbOrhood. Inquire of FRANK I.
BROWNING, 4l6 5th st. NV. 16-tf
FOR RENT-UNSURPASSED LOCATION NEAR
2lst and II sts NV; 10-ro0m modern home; only
$780, another same neighborhood, correspondingly
low; keys at 214S Florida bet. Mass. ave.
and r ST. n.wJ fe2S-1mo
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tATH-
HOS I'd Sc, 6rf. .$S. 90
1918 4th Sc, Orb.
52S 14th Sc, 5rb. 500
52Sa 18th Sc, 5rb. 800
402 18th Sc. 5rb. $50
sos L Sc, Arb. ......7.O0
l F sitter Sc, 4rb(cOD1O.3
ID F sitter sc, 4rb(copS.3 30
80 Ga av Sc, 6rb(coD. 500
ITO Quander Sc. 4rf(coD g
1890 c Sc, 3rf (coD. 800
l4O7 King al, 3rf(coD5.O
3. STAHI4, 464 La. ave.
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. S
ia A st ne. Tor. $50. so
2305 l st NV, Or. .25. so
SIS Md ave sw, Or. 80
617 Md ave sw, 6r. so
SIS G st sw, Or. 10. so
235h 14th st sw. Or. q .OOI
237 18th st sw, Or. .21 .0Ol
302 4th st Sc, 7r. 20. J0I
32 1917 st sw, Or. $500
mh-9tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-1423 ST. NV: KEY AT DRUG
store on corner; $3.50 per month; rooms and
bath: large yard. Owner, H. NJ. HUSBAND,
623 st. NV. mh15-2ts
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FOR RENT-NEW PRESS BRICK HOUSE, 3Ol
St NV, rooms; bay window; modern imps.:
only Sl650 per no. keys store cor Sd and Z
sts NV. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1903 +
st NV. mh9-6ts
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FOR RENT
305 T, lexington,
ami, per annum. $500. 90
Is Grant pl, PAR. lao. %
BroOkland, houses from s.
THE McLACIILEN RE-
mhI-tf
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FOR PENTHOUSE a l. ST. Nw-6 ROOMS;
mi; rent $3.50; also 43 Fenton place, 5 rooms,
5000 government printing office. Apply
SWOkNSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1903 f st. NV.
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1112 21st, Or. w....16.3O
Sl2h 18th, store. ..15. 80
Sl4 18th. hall. .....15.30
$50 I'D, 7r, w.....14.OO
92s 4th ne, Or, ". .14.O0
2143 d, Or, w......13.JO
2225 st Paul's ct. 5r. Ii. 80
10 Il sw. 5r. W. 80
2410 N. Or. w.....12.50
1903 Riggs. Or, ". 1880
433 Goth, Or, W. .12.50
l113-15 Hayes ct, Ar,
W .12.0
2536 p, 5r, W. 1880
2l17 Stephens ct, Or. 1850
$40 24th, Or, W, g. .12.30
1924 2lst. Or. W. 1920
400 Franklin, Ar, w.12.30
2128 X. Ar. .12.00
24S8 Va ave, 4r,w,g.11.30
924 st Paul's CT, Ar, WHOSE
1915 Va av. Ar, w.10.5O
l Poone ct. 4r, w...10-@
1916 *, rear, w...10.0O
2422 Va ave. 3r. 1000
3Sol-3 NJ. Or. 1000
910-12-14 9th. Or. 1000
1877 e. 3r. 1000
1l12 LIST sc. Or. 1000
2O1O NJ, 5r. 90
SCOTT & WILCOX,
pennSvlva0 nya n NJ
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FOR RENT-CIEERFUL CORNER HOUSE On
ave. NV; will be rented furnished months. $50
month (nominaD; rooms; bath; suitable for
refined family. Address VERIFY, Star office.
mt9-6ts
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nh15-tr

FOR RENT
937 Il, Sr, mi. 5000
ia 10th, 12r, mi. 1857
NO6 I'D, Tor, mi. .42.D
200 Pa ave, lOr. ..45.50
3043 n. Tor. mi. 1000
2135 K, Sr&cel, mi. .35. so
2311 Ia ave, Or, mi. IS. so
1921 G, 11r. mi. o.. .35. 30
1854 9Th, 1Cr, mi. .3. 80
2025 L, 11r, mi. :. 80. so
1436-3S-40 sod, Or.
store ...........3 80. 90
1922 G, Or, eel, w,g.25.5O
1910 25th, 7r. mi. Is. 80 |
1913 Columbia. 7r. mi25. so |
6a3 4th ne. Sr. mi. $3.50
1896 p, Sr, mi. .25. so
1921 K, 7r, mi. ....S.30
1410 Pierce, Or, mi. .24.50
2616-20 l. Or, mi. .22.5O
l112-14 L. Or, mi. .22.50
1923 26th, Sr, mi. ..22.O |
SIT Goth. Sr, Gel. 30. so |
2111 l., Or, W. 20. so |
2916 Olive, 7r, mi. 10. so
213S l, Or, W. G....1S.30
023 n II ave, 1r, mi. 1880
a2 Mass ave nw,6r
W, &. ..-.........1S.30 |
416 Elm, Or. mi. ..17.OO !
For full list apply to WI
Inh15-f NAV 1907
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FOR RENT-1G1S 10TH ST NV; ROOMS
and bath. Apply BANK, 1415 G ct. n6-1m
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Gl6Whiiney av NV. 6r13.30
70S Sd NV, 5r. 1000
Ivy City, Or. 500
0.50 up
10th and G. SITS. NV.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS

CHARLES s. BUNDY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories,
81 Al ST. NEW Equity buildns).
JOHN E. BEAI.L. JOHN Z. MITCHELL,
Commissioners If Deeds for every state and terri
tory. Notary Public. United States Commissioners.
oc23 Office, 1921 + ST. Cirst GoJrJ.
COMMISSIONER; OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
by r. Fl. EVANS. Once QbascmcnD, 1921 + st.
Always In office, office hours. ta7-tf
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT - REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
tie REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free In city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WiCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
di9-tf Cor Sth and SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-122l ny
ave, 1lr, bath&cel. -
500 l. NV, 11r&b. $50. 90
20 " NV, 7r&b. -. $3.50
1872 d Sc, 9r&b. d. so
mh7-tf II, L. ]
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ED.
lat 10th st. .....$45.W
l42l 10th st. 5000. As. 90
u b st Sc. ........30.N
1925 S st. 40
1905 & 17OS 4th st.17.OO
go 18th st Sc.
627 1lth ct Sc. ....14-0
524 10th st Sc. .....13.50
SHED.
18th and N SITS. $500. 90
Iowa circle. 90
Mass nv near 10th. 300. 90
r st near 10th. $50. 90
18th st near K....150. 90
Q near 18th. .125 90
10Th st near q. 100. 90
ca, FOX & BROWN,
1400 G st. NV.
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-UNFUR. RMS; PARTIES WILL DO
well TO call and register their rooms with us;
We have 30 applicants for UNFUR RMS. Cali
GIL 7th st. NV, CAPITAL ROOM RENTING
AGENCY. mhI5-6ts
WANrED-APIII /, 3 OR 1 UNFINISHED
rooms; light housekeeping; modern house. Send
terms. etc, to q. ID. S, Room 80, u. p o.
Dept. az IT.
WANTED THREE on FOUR UNFINISHED
rooms for light housekeeping; northwest south
west preferred. Address Z. A. s., Star office.
mhl4-4ts
WANTED-BY LADY, COMFORTABLY FURNISH
ed sitting room and bed room. with private bath
attached, In house with all modern improve
nents, in NV. Address BARNES, Star office
mhli-4ts
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'HEA. Go PA. AvE.N. W.
321 1879 st sw, 7r.$1s.3O
906 It'll st ne. Or. HOO
1875 7th st ne, 5r. ..15. so
1872 School st sw, Or. 12.35
1112 Sd st ne, Or. ..11.OO
331 NJ st sw, 5r. 90
1923 n ] ave Sc, 5r. 1850
1907 18th st Sc, 5r. 1000
RI 615 Md av sw, Ar $50
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES- 1921 NV rm 81. .25. 90
1924 + st NV. GOT 7th NV LIST Il $50 W
tire basement. :. so, DOL y3l Pa ave upper
Sc 18th and part) ........... 80 90
SITS NV, 4r, entire SW cor 11th & E,3r. 30 90
Sd floor. 40 DOL SIS 18th NV, LIST q. 80 90
Pa av and l1th NV, 1921 Pa av, I'd H.. 800
rooms. .55.OOI 1918 + NV, 4th Il. 90
$40 14th st IS. 4Ol 1918 4 nw Sd Il fir 1900
521 18th st AZ col 6O5-7 7th, several rs..-
1923 NV, several 1417 G NV, several RS
fine Offices. 1921 F NV, several
1925 Pa NV, Sd d. 40 DOL fine offices. .......-
Sc 18th and 8aO NV, several rs
NV, IT. I'd floor. 20 col
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.,
mh1o-tr 1924 Il st. n.
FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
In Aukam building, southwest corner Of 9Th and
SITS. NV. with good Light and heated by steam.
n9-3m F. G. AUkAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-15

WANTED HOUSEIIOLDERS OR LADIES DESIR-
Ing efficient, reliable house servants. cooks, or
boys, with best references, to save time and mon
ey by applying at CAPITOL HILL INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. mh.-1m"
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR SAL.E-'95 CAPITALS. 20 LBS.-HIGHESr
grade; Dunlap c. j., or any make Of tires;
also few former years make. reduced to SIS
from $50: fitted with all '95 trimmings; wood
rims, latest saddles and bag with full kit; made
and fully guaranteed by the Oldest cycle house in
the city. Factory and oil needed parts also In
city. H. $. OWEN MNFG. CO., lab N. Y. ave.
mh5-tf
FOR SALE-A CAPITAL DIAMOND PNEUMATIC;
price. $50 discount for cash; former price, Sis;
thoroughly oyerhauled, newly enameled. renckeled,
new saddle and bag with full kit: others at $40;
call and examine. WHEEL EXCHANGE"
li23 y. Y. ave. NV. 5-tf
FOR SALE-'93 VICTOR PNEUMATIC, MODEL.
ID, In very line condition, for only 500 cash, or
$50 time II good refs. MAC, HOS st. NV.
tupstairs). mh2-tf
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THREE BRIGHT FRONT ROOMS, 1ST AND ID
floors. with board: convenient to street cars and
herdics; home comforts. Apply at PAT n. Cap. st.
mhi4-3ts
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1853 Sod. Or. 90
$40 23d, Or. 90
2613 L. 7r........15.OO
240I Va ave. 5r- 1880
Tenleytown, 7r.....12.00
go Sheridan st, Or. 500
GO Sheridan st, Or. 500
525 24th. Sr.
Tenleytown, 5r......7.W
les.
2S I. sto and 2r. %. 90
ESQ Pa. ave. 90
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FOR RENT-SUT1ES AND SINGLE ROOMS. FUR
nished and unfnr., in the Harrison Sd and q
sts NV; east, south and north fronts. HARVEY
SPdDING. mh2-1mc'
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FOR RENT So. 5O-BEAUTIFUL BROOM AND
attic brick: large porch and yard; 1912 10Th NV.
s20-6r. brick and cellar; mod. imp; 1852 T NV.
S16S0-6r brick; SIG 18th ne. Senew Or.
frame; 3O7 Wilson st. NV, LIE Droit Park.
mhl21w WM F. HOFFMAN. 1921 NV.
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23S n Cap st, 12r. As. 90
1918 9la NV, Or. .12.SO
1890 Union st. Or. ..11.30
1854 NJ, 11r&b. rs. 90
GAL n II ave. 8r. 80. 90
Dos Sth ne, 7r, bath. Is. 90
i02 Richardson, 5r.11.0O
'HEREQRD. 13O7 f st.
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les.
Desirable rooms, "At-
lantic Coast Line build
Ing" all front and fire.
proof. from $40 to $35
each.
RES.
PA 9th NV. $50. 90
G25 La ave, Sd Il. .25.O 90
bu5 u NV. 10. 40
1917 l. NV l50x23). 1000
sLES.
1O2s Conn ave (rear). .$23
So6 18th NV rear).....5
IN, 10th and + SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-s35 40 WILL RENT VERY DESlR-
able eight room brick house, 1903 18th st. NV
Inquire of CHARLES G. THORN,
mh13-3ts 121S 4 st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1901 18th NV. 14r.$125. 90 |
11l2 Ore ave. 12r. IS. 90
S13 9 st NV, Tor. 81 90 |
FOG Del ave. 12r. J.. 80. 90
2O2 Del av ne. Or. 1000
1918 5 NV. 9r&b. ..35. 90 !
f16-4ws TYLER & RU1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-02
PAVING EXHIBIT.
Street Dressing of All Kinds
Ready for Inspection.

Ready for Inspection.
The paving exposition is upon Min
neapolis, and if the aldermanic eye
cannot select something to suit it's
fastidious taste from the carloads of
exhibits that are now open for inspec-
ton in the old Olson building the mote
should be removed from it at once.
There is brick, stone, asphalt, wooden
blocks, granite blocks, composition
stuff of every color, constitution and
consistency. The exhibits are artistic
ally bestowed and have transformed
the dingy old building into a most
attractive place.
There are about thirty firms rep
resented, and no end of good-natured
rivalry among their representatives
prevails. The Diamond Brick and Tile
company, of Des Moines, have a large
exhibit on the ground floor, construct
ed of No. l brick as it appears when
put in street. The Iowa Brick COM
pany, of Des Moines, is also well
represented.
The Warren-Scharf Asphalt COM
pany, of New York; the Milwaukee
Cement company, the Bermudez
Asphalt company, the Schiliinger
Brothers Asphalt company, of Chi
cago and Toledo; the Anderson & Barr
Brick company, of Streator III; the
Assyrian Asphalt company, of Chi
cago; the burlington Pressed Brick
company, of Galesburg; the Northern
Granite company, of st. Cloud, and
several other granite concerns from
the same city; James Snyder Cedar
Block Paving company, of Minneap-
oils, and others, have splendid ex-
hibits, all of which are on free ex-
hibition to the public. ~
A number of officials from outside
cities are expected during the week,
and Thursday evening an open meet
ing will be held at the Commercial
club in the interests of good paving.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-02

L have gained ten pounds in weight
and am feeling strong and vigorous.
1t is indeed the remedy that cures, and
L think 1t the king of all medicines.
L cannot express thanks enough for
the wonderful good i'll has done me-
Mr.. Thompson is certainly an earnest
believer in this wonderful discovery of
Dr. Glteene. DIR. Greene's .Nervurs
blood and nerve remedy, and he has
reason to be. Nervous diseases. are
the most terrible of affections and
lead to insanity, paralysis, heart fail
ure or complete nervous and physical
prostration. Whatever will cure ner-
vous disorders and save people from
these awful results is the greatest dis
covery possible to be made.
This great remedy does cure. TT
does give strength and vigor to the
nerves and restores vitality to the
plood and body. 1t cures, and this is
exactly what the people want. And
they especially want it at this season
of the year, for this grand spring tonic
and 1nvigorator is necessary if one
would keep in perfect health. -
DR.. Greene, its discoverer, is the most
successful specialist in curing all forms
or nervous and chronic diseases. His
once is at 30 West 14th ST., New York
City, where he can be consulted with
out charge. Those who cannot call at
the office can have consultation bv
letter free.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-02
AN OCTOCENARIAN,
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
Prince Bismarck draining his glass
and holding it upside down, i'm order
to show that it was quite empty. SIT
The Populations then began to march,
out Of the grounds singing 'Deutsch1,
land, Deutschland Ueber Alles," and,
other patriotic songs. The grounds
were narrow and the progress made,
was slow, particularly as all the stu,
dents were loath to leave while Prince,
Bismarck remained on the terrace, ,ai-.,
After each song there was a pro.
longed cheering and further clashing
of swords, the prince leaning over, the.
smiling. Then the idea apparently,
struck him that the people in the.
meadows had not received sufficient
for his field glasses and took a long
survey the multitudes, who there
upon greeted him with rounds of
cheers and the waving of handker-
chiefs. To this Prince Bismarck re-
sponded by waving his helmet.
In the meanwhile the songs and
cheers and clashing of swords con-
tinued below the terrace as the stu
grounds.
The prince, little later, took few
flowers which Countess William Bis
marck had laid on the balustrade, and
threw them one by one among the
students, who struggled wildly to OBJ
tain possession of them. The countess
thereupon entered the house and
brought forth fresh supplies of flow
ORG nd ri saI, d
marck for a long while threw down
to the forest of outstretched white
gloved hands, finally throwing whole
sale entire bouquets and wreaths,
which were torn to pieces, and dis
tributed among the students. Then,
as they passed the garden in front of
the house where the floral tributes
were exhibited the students began
PICKING A LEAF OR FLOWER
until nearly all were taken. The mugs
in which the beer was served were
also taken by the students as souve-
Mrs.
Replying to the address of the pro-
fessors of the universities this morn
ing, Prince Bismarck said that though
he had been treated with such hos
tility by political parties, it must not
be taken too tragicalIy. 1t was the
way of the world to fight, he added,
and from the fact that the people
still attacked him he concluded that
his thoughts were not dead.
The different groups of Socialists,
Centrists and Poles took it i'll of him
for calling them the enemies of, the
empire, but he could sustain the truth
Of this remark by saying that theoret-
ically they might all be well disposed
towards the empire-provided the en-
pire was such as they desired. 4
Continuing, the prince said it was to
be regretted that the Socialists had
not obtained the second vice-presfS
dency of the reichstag, because that
would have shown that the. affairs of
the Socialists were not ripe enough
for resolute action. The empire with
its growth out of practical facts had
to be reckoned with and it must be. the
duty of all to preserve it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-02
He PUTS IT STRONGLY.
BUT HE SIMPLY ECHOES THE
THOUGHT OF THOUSANDS
THERE is THE RING OF TRUTH
AND SINCERITY IN HIS
WORDS.
And He VIII Be Believed by All
Who Read What He Says.


The sincere words of truth are what
the world wants.
No one can read the following earn
est words and not be struck with their
truthful sincerity. We have no doubt
also that they echo what is in the
minds and hearts of thousands The
young man who uttered them, Samuel
w. Thompson, is one of the brightest
and best known of the many bright
young men of Abingdon, Mass.
II thank Cod" he said, that at
last a cure has been found for nervous
diseases. They are certainly the most
terrible of all disorders, for they affect
the mind and depress the spirits as
well as weaken and exhaust the body.
II was almost crazy at times, 1 was
SO nervous, weak, sleepless and dis
couraged.
Il tried doctors and medicines, but
never found relief for more than a few
days, and then the troubles would
come on again worse than ever.
Finally heard of DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy, and I
used 1t, and now 1 am perfectly well
again. 1 owe it all to this wonderful
medicine, and 1 say with all my heart.
God bless DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, for l would have
been in my grave but for it. Raised
as 1t were, from the dead, and alive
a1o well! Only think of it. friends.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-02
BERLIN BEDECKED.
An Eloquent EuIOgy to Bismarck
From an OffciaI Source.

from On Omc1al source N
BERLIN, April I1.-A1l the. public
and most of the private buildings, are
bedecked with flags and bunting in
honor of the eightieth birthday of
Prince Bismarck. At all the schools
the pupils assembled this morning III
order to hear special Bismarck ad-
dresses. The pupils were then given
a holiday. Many of the business
houses are closed, and all the main
streets are crowded with sightseers.
At the theaters there are special per-
formances, with prologues appropri-
ate to the day which is being cele-
brated.
The Reichsanzeiger, official, pub
fishes prominently today the following
reference to the celebration which is
being observed throughout Germany:,
Prince Bismarck today concludes
his eightieth year. The countless
proofs of sincere love and veneration
which have been shown him in con-
nection with the event during the last
few weeks from far and near by high
and low, testifying thankfulness for
his immortal services in building &llp
Germany'S power and greatness is
indelibly engraved upon the hearts of
the German people. May the fervent
wishes for his continued welfare.
which today ascend to heaven from
every place where Germans dwell to-
gether, be fulfilled, and may Ger
many's great son have the pleasure
for many years to come of seeing the
continuous growth and consolidation
of the work Of German unity achieved
by him in the service of the glorious
emperor and HERO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-02
Hopper Packs the Grand.

De Wolf Hopper, ever good, is far
more entertaining this season than
ever. His new comic opera, DIR. Syn
tax is responsible, and must have
been specially designed to fit his capa-
bilities as a comedian. His appear
ance at the Grand last night was greet
ed by an audience such as seldom
crowds a theater in these days of
financial depression. The house was
full to overlooking, and from a box
office standpoint represented exactly
$1,277, the best evidence of Mr.. Hop
per's popularity in this city that can be
offered.
OF DIR. SyntaX' it may be said that
it is as fresh as new mown hay, as
candid as a second bottle of wine, and
as full of life and color as a rainbow.
AS professor in young ladies' semi
nary, De Wolf Hopper is a great big
entertainment himself, not to mention
his half-hundred of attractive assist
ants.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-02
MORE THAN CYST.
Police Authorities Still Believe
Hanson Was Murdered.

Police Authorities Still Believe
Hanson Was Murdered.
The police are not satisfied with the
mystery surrounding the death of Au-
gust Hanson, the lumberman, who died
suddenly at the city hospital Saturday
! night. Hanson was found in a tough
! resort in an unconscious condition, ana
! it was then believed that he had been
] "doped.'' The autopsy over his re-
mains showed the immediate cause of
death to have been a cyst on the brain,
j but the evidence of criminal intent on
! the part of Hansons associates that
night have warranted Chief Smith, in
holding William King, James Win
! tiers and Josiah Winters without bail
at the central station. The prisoners
are secreted from the other occupants
of the station and no outsiders are al
lowed access to them.
One of the inspectors stated yester-
day that King and Winters would be
arraigned shortly on a charge of man
slaughter, and when asked what evil
dence the state had to proceed against
the prisoners, replied that one of them
had confessed to the crime.
The dead mans stomach Is being
analysed for traces Of poison, but as
that organ was washed after the au-
topsy there is small chance that any
of the drug remains.