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Evening star., 1896-08-13
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FrpDk Wilbert Stokes in the Century.
We did much entertaining. as were
continually visited by different members of
the tribe of 200 or mere. They We're con-
tent to sit and share the warmth and shell
ter of our house, and gaze on the curious
things it contained. They would turr: the
pages of a magazine by the hour. and, hold
ing the book upside down. ask questions
about the pictures What particularly
pleased them was anything in the shape
of gun. knife or ammunition. OF eating
they never tired. The amount of food they
consumed was astonishing. and they par
ticularly reveled in our coffee. biscuit and
pemmican. This love was manifested by a
little ditty that they sang quite often
Uh-biS-e-ken,
Uh-peIl-e-Eem.
The women are very clever with the
needle, and as most of us had adopted the
irnuit boot of sealskin. which required fire.
quent meDding. they were always in de-
mani In mechanical ingenuity they are
remarkable. Both men and women are
carvers in ivory. and the tiny fgures-hu-
man well animal-tnat they fashion
in its material. although somewhat crude.
show no mean ability This skill is also
to be remarked in regard to the use of the
pencil One of them. As-sey-eyeh. drew
from memory a steamer in perspective,
with the reflections in the water. and that,
too. i'll d suggestive and artistic way.
Evening star., 1896-08-13
AUGUST GRAGES Administrators.
auIo 81 WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & 90. Anrts
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON x co, AUtTlpNEERS.
Successors Iatclifrc. Dlrr & Go.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, No. 4os SIXTH STREET NoRfII-

TIKI CST'EES' SALE OF A FINE HRl''K DNf1I,-
INt; HOUSE. No. 40S SIXTH STREET NORTH
WEST
BY virtue OF certaln deed OF trust. dated the
:S0th day Of July. AID. 1894 and duly recorded in
I.,er No. 1888, folio 1G3 ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia. and at The
request Of the parties thereby secured will
offer for SALE in front Of tie premises. SATt'E-
DAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST. AID.
1896 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. that pcc" Of lanl.
hia, AM being the north twcnty-thrce Ga feet
eight isi hes front. and back 10y the same Wild h
The full depth OF original lot numbered twrniy-sx
CO. in square four hundred and ff;y-s",en ,I51i.
the said part Of said lot helng improved hy n
four-story brick dwelling house. containing ten
rGGnls ard running back 10 wide alley.
Terms Of sale: Sa,50W In cash. within 10 DAYS
from the day of sale. and the rrmaibd.r ir tyo
eGral payments. rrr-seat~l 10y the notes nf the
purchaser. at ard two wears respectively.
from the day Of sale. with inter- = at ;Be rate ot
six per cent per annum. payable scmi-anmally. and
sscurtd 10y n deed Of trust the property sold.
all the purchase money may he paid In cash. A
deposit OF 500 will tc required when tho prosperity
is sold. All cnnyeyancir;g nj the purchasers cost.
II terms of sale not complied with within ten
days from the day of sale. tho trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at the risk and
Of the defautin. purchaser. after five days ndver-
tiscment In some newspaper published IA Washing
ton city. ID. Z.
EUGENE MORGAN
WILLIAM W. BOAEMAN.
ntI3-d&ds Trustees.
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e. q. SLOAN X Co. AUCTIONEERS, l4V7 q ST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
.-PErWoRrII.'' ID. e, IafProlED BY EIGHT
BHiCk DWELLINGS. KNOWN As 1908 TO
4o23 EIGHTH STREET. INCLUSIVE
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated February 20
1884 and duly recorded ia Liber 1sS. folio o45 ct
one OF the land records for the District Of Co
liniia. and at the request Of the party s.,ilr.sl
thereby. We VIII offer for sale public auction
in front OF the premises. ON FRIDAY. AUGUST
TWENTf-FIRST. 1s98. at FIVE OtTIGK Pm
til" following described land and premises situate
in the county Of Washington, District OF Columbia
and designated as and being lots twenty five t.I
tweafy six go, twenty seven 60. twenty eight
tas, twenty nine t29 thirty tso,. thirty y-one t3l
thlrty:twO t32l ard thirty four 3ii. OF the Wash
tngton Loan and Trust Co. IS subdivision of lots In
block thirtyeight ,3SJ. Of the sutd yiSion of Pet
wprth,'' recorded in County Book .. page 3S to-
gethef aith all the improvements and appurtcnanc
TO the s1me belonging.
Terms: Pur, hascr 10 assume trust of So 0oO
balance cash. $500 deposit required time OF sale
Terms Of sale to Ne complied with in fifteen ,layS
from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees the
right To resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser OF Purchasers. after du,
notice of saIch resale in newspaper published
in Wasl iDgtpn. ID. &. All conveyancinS and re-
cordinS cost of purchaser.
JOHN o. JOHNSON,
617 + st. NV,
E.NSTEIN BARRIE Trustees
au11-d&ds l32J 14th St NV.
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Loves Hard Road.
From Life

One eye was in mourning and there was
long strip of court plaster across the
bridge of his nose.
yes" he sighed "how correct it is that
the course of true love never runs smooth"
That's right" said his sympathizing
friend. this trying to kiss girl on a tan
dem is not all asphalt and macadam"
Evening star., 1896-08-13

MfH blood Is purified and Zurich
W. ed, the "skin Z" disease disao-
pears. Many woman has freed
herself from embarrassing and disf9ur-
ing diseases of this kind by taking DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Il
not only purifies the blood completely.
thereby cleansing and Frightening tie skin,
but it fills the blood with life giving proper.
ties, and builds up the whole system It
rounds out the hol1ows, thereby rubbing out
wrinkles, makes the flesh firm and solid.
brightens the eyes, reddens the lips, and
gives the lustre of health to the hair Il
makes beauty by making health. It makes
woman attractive bymaking herwholesome,
Whenever there is a closged condition of
the liver and bowels: Doctor Pierce's Pleasant
iS hs.sa ARE tne Dess things to use They start
gans, and assist Nature in removing poisonous
fnd e9ete matter They may be absolutely de-
pended upon to cure constipation and SO to cure
biliousness. sick and bilious headaches. sour
stomach. foul breath. heartburn, palpitation Of
the heart. They are tiny sugar coated ersnuleS
II takes forty Of them to fill . little vial
Evening star., 1896-08-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAIs,
THOMAS BOWLING. AUCTIoNEER,
6f2 L ST. NV.


Ila SiEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
tn aM' tNIMI'RoNED PROPERTY ON THE
Sol I'll SIDE OF D. STREET RT.rwFFy
2lST AND 22B NORTHWEST
Defauit having becn made In 10 ymcnt Of tho in
Ids,ted9s,s d, 1 secured 10y certain deed OF trust
9I,.d July IL 1898. and recorded July H. lsp3 in
.t 1881 FOLIO 3Go CT sc>I. Of land records OF
lhe Distrt OF Columbia. toy directions of IN. marty
s,c9red the undersigned will offer for sale on FRI
~. ia The TWENTY FIRST DAY OF AIf;I'ST fsss6
a., az hALf FAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM in FROST o}
,r ,ne rreniises lots twelve u2i. thirteen ,I3l and
ptrtecn N1l IN square eighty -four tSil In the div
VI Washington, District OF Columbia lots IL and Ya
90, frame houses -f'u o' FIN
Terms of sale: one-third n-3l cash. one thru
G,S IN one year md onethird 81 in two years or
an rtsh. at the option OF the purchaser. Deferred
ia! ,hets 10 he evidenced 10y notes nnd secured by
deed OF trust upcn The premises sold and heartny
lnIer''St al per o~Dtum per annnIn payable semi
annually DEPOSIT OF $500 10 be mad. nj tina
OF sale. II SOLD entirety. or siOo nton earh
tract sold III divided The trustees reserve the on
lion OF Offering said lots separately or as a whole
or the houses thereon separately. Terms OF sale TO
70" complied with within ten lOl DAYS or the nrem-
ises 10 be rcsold the risk and Of dafailtius
purchaser Conseyarcing Mt purchasers cost.
JACKSON III. RAI.SrDN,
MAiiI1DN ASHFORD,
auio-d&ds Trustees.
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TIKI tSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No. 13l2 ELEVENTH STREET l7rII-

EAST.
ny virtue OF certain decd Of srust. dated Sep
tiio'I -. 1924, and duly reccrled IN Iiber l94s,
no o. ct seq. the land rssconls Of ;l,
D.!iI'i oi 'oiunhia and at thr Of the
. sfs urrd thereby, we will SELL nj public
noi. III Ilont OF tine premises, MONDAY, AIJ-
o. n,,, mENrh .FotRTil. 1896. AT FIVE
pp,irNh IM the following described property,
being iot numbered twent y three ,.-lt ,f Ssnn.i
r.: fond and Ferdinand Sch;nidts uruste,sI sutlii-
ntn1n r Oh original lot numbered nine 90. square
, P.o,', ny twostory brick building and frame
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one and tvo
!thIs' WIN interest, secured 10y "a deed Of trust
,' up,i "s property. or all oash. purchasers
opti"h slou deposit required o time OF sail. AN
,,""nN'!ahclnr and rerorlng purchasers cost
=, rms OF sale are not complied with IN DAYS
lhe trustees the right 10 reS.u a, ,ha
iisA and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
SAMt.I. II. WALKER,
,o,s MICHAEL L. WELLER
Tral.
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EDWIN Z. tlTTER,
JOHN u. LAliNER.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. ArcrIoNFERs.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF UPRIGHT PIANO,
HOUSEHOLD FIHNITIRE Efi,llIN,,

ADMINISTRATORS SALE oF UPRIGHT PIANO.
HOUSEHOLD FUHNIttRE. EEi'DIN,t.
BOOKS. CHINA AND GLASSWARE. KITCHEN
UTENSILS. ETC.
by order of the Suprcra" Conrt of the District of
Columbia. holding Il special torn for fI,hans'
Court business, shall SCI" At public auction nj the
sales room Of Walter II. Williams 4 co.. 10th
aud ID sts. W. tfaring Ienna. ayc.t. SATl1R-
DAY. AUGUST FIFTEENTH. A u. lSs6. AT
1AIFPAST TEN otIlek AN, Household Fur
niturc. Carpets. Bedding. one lpriplt Pinno Hand
snmry Carved and Inaid with Peal Bradbury.
lak'rsb. Books. Pictures. Glassware and many
other articles numerous nieni ion. b-ing the
personal effects OF the late Della l. coycy, de-
ceased.
Terms cash.
AUGUST GRAGES. Administrator.
au1o 3t WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & 90. Aurts
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l2@s and 123l q ct
Catalogue Sale of Fine
Furniture i'm the Elegant
Residence No. IoH nth
st. Northeast, on Mon
day, August 18TH, 1896,
conn nm encing at 1880
O'Clock.
"EMRR AcNc IN p,Dr..,

o,-,, fMBtAt1NG N PART
eo, oHE s'PtRB ANTIQUE IAHoGANY SIDE
boAiI. A. HTlQtE MAHOGANY SIDE TABLES
DNh ~; Lot Is VI CLOCK. ONE 81 PERB ANSnNIAS
,itn NJ WITH CATHEDRAL BELL STRIKES
iDt hS AND HALE HOURS COST s75i; ORNA-
MINIS ANp PIt.It RES. VERY HANIJSuNE PAR
upt SUITES. HANDSOME TABLES LIBRARY
TABLE. DWARF BOOK cASr: RANoiFT IAMp
HANDSOME HALL STAND. K.tASS FIRE IRONS
HANDSOMELY CALvED WALNUT SlDEBOARD
"a IN SiiENi9lD AkII,I.E,, VERY FINE QU AFTER
h ~, OAK EXTENSIoN TABLE. OAK DINING
tHAItS, ELEGANT CARPETS AND RIGS STAIR
AND HALL. tAlIETS. OIL CLOTH ONE SI'PERB
SOLID MAHOGANY CIIAMHF.E SUITE. ELEGANT
E!RI.S-ElE MAPLE CHAMBER SlIrFS EJ.E-
,ANT ENAMEIED CHAMBER FI'RNITI RE. EN-
AMEl.ED BRASS AND IRON BEIpSTEAlS. WITH
iitlN MATTRESSES: HANDSOME BIRCH AND
SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER 81 TIES SUPERIOR
elARTERE1D OAK CHAMBER - IITES, SEP
ARATE flE' rs OF CHAMBER II IiiNITt RE. ST.
lfRB HAIR MATTRESSES. LIBRARY CHAIRS,
DECORATED TOILET SETS. GAS RANGE. IN
IEEFE-r ORDER; KITCHEN REVI'I IslTfS IN
GREAT QUANTITY. FTt'.
To Ice sold at Inhlir auction. on MONDAY,
AtGlST SEVENTEENTH. lS!'S. at HaIF-PASr
TN O'clock at ahovc mentioned r,sid"ncc.
Nj THIS is an exceptionally fine collection of
fnnture and shruh c,,7ImnnI the attention of
parties who furnishing. The Metropolitan ,.ec-
tric ard q street lines - within square Of resi-
d.noe.
N.B.-Hnuse W i'll lie open for Inspection Saturday
prior to 5. lie
Eull-lts VI. Il. LATIMER & CO.. Aucts
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C G. SLOAN & 90. AucTs. l4o7 q 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING Nr-N
BERED t621 MAllISON SrEEEr NnR1u.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING Num-
BfRED h627 MADISON STREET NORTH
WEST. THIS CITY.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of irlist duly record
cd In lber lso3 f"io 2al ct ss1l.. land records
ID e.. Ghd at the request "f the party secured.
the Lad-rnS med, trustees. VIII sell with iIproyr-
merits thereon. al public au~tion in front ~ the
prcpeIt!:. On TUESDAY. tha EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
AUGUST. ls.G, at FIVE O'clock PM bot num-
-rtd seventy Gob, in j. H. TIrton. truse..'s. sub
division u square numbered hundred q, .iity
nSU. said subdivision Is duly record d in Ill .r
X. W. folio 3. records Surveyors Office.
Terms OF sale: Dne-third cash. balance ard
two years. secured 10y notes Of purchaser. bearing
interest from Jay OF sale, at six p"- per
NUN. payable half YEARLY. property sid. all
cash. 500 deposit sale Tea Gays allowed TO
close sale. Conrcyancing and recording Iur-
cascr's cost.
EDWIN T. GLITTER
JOHN Il. LARNER.
nc
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{. q. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIoNEERS. 1907 G ST
TRUSTEES SALE oE A NEARLY NEW WHITE
HEARSE

TRUSTEES SALE oF NEARLY NEW WHITE
HEARSE.
by virtue OF deed of trust executed by Fred
erick G. Alexander, dated the 1st day OF November
1895. and recorded in Liber No. 2OG4 folio 43l ci
se1 one Of the land records Of the District OF Co
lumbia, and by request Of the holder OF the notes
described therein l viii sell at public auction for
cash, at the auction rooms OF e. q. Sloan & Co..
at No. 40! st NV, in the city Of Washington.
FIFTEENTH. 1S9G. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
one No. lS1 style H.arse Center and fouT
Corner Urns, set Curtains with worstcd fringe
and tasses, drop center Inside rails; said hearse
manufactured aud numbered No. 1886 by James
CunuinsSiam Son & Co.
Ali in good order and open TO inspection at
Coopers Livery Stables. in the rear Of the Fredonla
Hotel, near 18th and H sts. NV.
HENRY +. IITNDMARSTI,
auS-dts Surviving Trustee.
Evening star., 1896-08-13

A PERSON IS PREMATIIREIIY OLD WHEN BALD
ness occlrs before the forty fifth year Use Hall
Hair Renewer to keep the scalp healthy and pre-
vent badness.
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PEREMTTORf SALE OF
Horses Horses

$. BENSlNtiEB. AUt'TlDNEER.
NASlliNGTOS HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
No go Ia. AVE.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST FIFTEENTH.
Al TES OCIlE'K. will he slld within the bazaar
A tAR LOAD OF HORSES AND MARES. COX
SniNEll 10 Us HI MIR. WN SHOEMAKER OF
'hAMBfltSRt re. PA, and consist OF sta-k 10
SUIT ftr any business. Extra workers and fine
drivers Have been selected with care. especially
10 sitt this market. All. Will. POSITIVELY BE
SolO WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
ALSO
70 Heal of Horses and Mares consigned from the
'ountry and this city. In this lot are some good
workers and drivers, to hc sold for want OF use
ALSO
New Top Eugsies and several Second hand We
hicks. Harness. etc.
WE CALI. THE ESPEaIAI. ATTENTION OF THE
PLELN To THIS PE.,EMIrrORl SALE
s. BENSINGER,
auio--t Auctioneer.
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THOMAS BOWLING, AUcTIoNEER.

TUBIIC SALE OF CONTRACTORS OUTFIT AT
LAKELAND, MARYLAND. ON TIE BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST NINETEENTH. 1896
AT ONE O'CLOCK PM. will be sold. at auction
at Lakeland Nd. a Contractors Outfit consisting
OF Ii Mulas. Horses. Wagons. d Carts. 5
PlGws, Wheclers ~ Drag STiapers. l. Sets
Double Harness. u Sets OF Cart Harness, Il Log
Chains, ] blacksmith Bellows. l Anvil. l Wise. 10
SITS If Double and Single Trees Ia Neck Gok,s. L.
ShoveiS. Picks and Nattocks, and many articles
not mentioned
Train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot at L. 10
p m
WILSON & BARkSDAIE. Attorneys
80 T. st. NV.
anl2-dfs Washington. ID c.
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JHGSfEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
NO. 1874 nth STREET Southeast
by write Of certain decd Of trust. dated Jan
h;iry IL. 1891, and duly recorded in Iiier No. 1851
folio l72 ct seq, one OF the Land records OF ,i,r
District or Columbia. and at the request of the
parties secured thereby, will sell, ut public
anciion. In front OF the premises on MoNnAY
AlGtST TWENTY-FUrRTH. 1896, at FIVE
o'Ltk PM. th" following described property:
Lot numbered twenty ,:I in Bond and Scl,miit
trustees. subdivision of original lot min. 80, in
square numbered ten hundred and ,lUOiI. and
improved 10y two-stury brick building and i.amc
back building.
Terms tlne-fl ird cash, balance in and two
Years, with interest. secured hy d',d Of irust
Or all cash. at purchasers option. SloD dr;srsit
qulred at time OF sale All tun:era:i.iig ans,
""rdfn2 AT purchasers cost. If terms of sale
not complied with in ten days the reserve
the right TO resell at the risk AMI of dsfIIlt
i'm. purchaser.
JAMES +. RYON Trustee
sn12-1SdS Burr H. TRACY, Trustee.
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FOR NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
Use HOrsfOrdss Acid Phosphate.

DR.. T. P. WYNN. Tarbofo', N. c., says: NO
other preparation compares with 1t in ordinary
cases Of nervous dyspepsia"
Evening star., 1896-08-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AIcrS.. 14o1 q SIT.

III NTINGT0N'. EBONY CASE IrEIiIIT
rdAN9 ILa-, ALMOST NEW. .'t1lICKERING''
ROBES. OAK AND WSi.xf.T ai-n BED ROOM ROOM
SUITES. PARLOR SETS, BOOK CASES. SIDE
BoARDS CABlNiTs. MIRRORS. PICTURES.
HAIR aSD ffS 1GTfSx t1 MaTrREsEs hss id ndkiH; Tl;
iiAI!S T. $; DINING CHAIRS. JAPANESE
cAEEnrs E MD Rs tascf MSTIxS WEk TOILET n :, SETS
KITCHEN UTE>sIIS. ETC.
ALSO,
, AT TWELVE NJ.
On SATURDAY, AUGUST FIFTEENTH 1886
AZ A. Ten O'clock AN. within auction rooms,
partly enumerated articles.
Terms cash.
,nIs2t c. G. SLOAN & co. Anctionecrs
MokTGAGEEs a ;aS,s!I; SALE OF 4 yALTABIE FARM
The undersigned mortgage will sell. at public
Dn, pay, AUGUST sEvENTEENTH. 1870, AT TEN
O'clock AN. that highly Improved farm. SIT
uate hve miles northeast from Germantown known
as the w. ID. Waters iarInt, containing 1gi acres,
improved by frame dwelling, barn and other out
,,. There is large quantity Of oak and chestnut
years. "
J. CALVIN CRONIsE Mortgage.
.,,,o. !ACoB RoHliBACk. Solicitor.
aalo-E. Frederick. Md.
RATCLIFTE. SUTTON & CO. AIa-TIoIFFRS-
tsueecssors to ItatcGe, Darr 4 Col
ETC: CORNER OF nth AND SHEETS
NORTIIwESST.
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment given 70 me.
the above store MONDAY, SEVENTEENTH
DAY Of AUGUST, AID. 1885, at TEN o'CLG,K
An. stork Of ,irocerics ETC. to which the ntten-
tien Of the trade and private buyers is called,
Terms cash.
puI3-i&his Ii. D. GORDON. Assignee
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NJ. ID. LA1'lMER & 60. A;TTIoNEEiis.
l22y and l23l 6 ct
Evening star., 1896-08-13

I'm conclusion, permit me to say a word
m regard to International bimetalIism. We
are not opposed to an international agree
ment looking to the restoration Of bimetal-
lism throughout the world. The advocates
of free coinage have on all occasions shown
their willingness to cooperate with other
they are not willing to await the pleasure
of other governments when immediate re-
lief Is needed by the people Of the United
States, and they further believe independent
action offers better assurance of interna-
uonal bimetallism than servile dependence
upon foreign aid For more than twenty
years we have invited the assistance of
European nations, but all progress in the
direction of international bimetallism has
been blocked by the opposition of those who
derive a pecuniary benefit from the appre-
citation of gold. How long must we wait for
bimetallism to be brought to US by those
who profit by monometallism? If the double
standard will bring benefits to our people
who will deny them the right to enjoy those
benefits? If our opponents would admit the
right, the ability and the duty of our peo-
pie to act for themselves On all public uues-
tions without the assistance and regardless
of the wishes of other nations and then
propose the remedial legislation which thew
consider sufficient we could meet them In
the field of honorable debate but when they
assert that this nation Is HELPLESS to nro
lenge them to submit the issue to a peonle
whose patriotism has never been appealed
to in vain.
Maintaining National Dignity.
eve shall not offend other nations when
we declare the right Of the American people
to govern themselves. and. without let or
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-12-03
Home Seekers Excursion.

Agents Of Ohio Central Lines viii
sell Homeseekers' Excursion Tickets
to points in Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina, Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, louisiana, Miss
issippi, Tennessee. Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah.
Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dako-
ia, South Dakota, Arkansas. Indian
Territory. Oklahoma, Texas. Arizona
and New Mexico at one fare for the
round trip on Nov. 8 & II and Dec.
l and Is, tickets good returning
within q days For full particulars
see Agents of Ohio Central Lines or
address any of the following Agents:
w. A. Peters. Michigan Passengers.
Agent. No. Z w. Fort St., Detroit,
Mich, John Moors, Travelling Pass
enger Agent, Findlay, Ohio; II. ].
Rhein, General Agent, No. z W,
Fort ST., Detroit, Mich; j. T. Gamb-
Ie, General Agent, Columbus, Ohio;
or address,
MOULTOM HOUK.
Gen. Pass. Agent, Toledo, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-12-03
One-Way Settlers Tickets by
The g. H. V. & T. Ry. Co.

On the first and third Tuesdays of
each month up to and including May
18, 1897, c. II. V. & L. agents will
sell settlers tickets to points in the
state of Kentucky, south of and in
cludlng Somerset, Bowling Green,
ETC., to all points in Virginia on the
Norfolk & Western Ry., east of
Radford. Also to all points In Ala,
Georgia, Florida, North and South
Carolinia, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Tennessee, except points within fifty
miles of Memphis. These tickets
will be sold at greatly reduced rates,
and agents of the Columbus, Hook
ing Valley and Toledo Railway will
be glad to give you all desired infor-
nation On application. Write to A.
J. Richter, district passenger agent,
Toledo, o.; E. r. Davidson, northern
passenger agent, Detroit, Michigan;
or w. II. Fisher, G. P. & T. A., Co.
lumbus, o. I'd.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-12-03
A Bright Business Man.

Has always bis wits about him and
knows how to do the right thing the
right way. The wrong way wastes
money and time, which is an item of
expense not appreciated. The busi-
ness man and commercial traveller
will always do the right thing the
way in purchasing Buckeye Inter-
chaneable Mileage Ticket of the Co.
lumbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
Comrany's issue. They are now be-
ing honored for passage over the Big
-Four, The Monon Route, G. H. & d
r. r and the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railway and fifty
other transportation lines. You will
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