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= STREETS
In Effect April "a; 1896.
1890 a. Nj. u EMS sYLyANIALlM
Ed IniiIilan sleeping. Dining, Smoking
and Observation Cars Harrisburg te
Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 81.
Louis. ,eyciand and Toledo. BuItel
warrior Car 10 Harrisburg.
1880, "a. nj. FAST LINE-Pullman
BuIiei Barior Car TO Harrisburg. Pariof
and nining Cars Harrisburg 10 Pittsbnrg.
8.4O =. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EA1 hi-oo-P Pullman Buifet farloF Sar
10 Ha rrisbuTg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg 10 ST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, Louis
vile and Chicago.
7.1O r. ri. WESTERN EXPRESS
fulinlIn Sleeping Car 10 Chicago. ana
Harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining Car
TO Chicago.
7.lO n. MI. SOUTHWESTERN EA-
PkESa-Pullnian Sleeping and Dining
Cars 10 st. Louis. and Sleeping Car
Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
1870 p. Nj. PAciElC EXPRESS
g.50 A. Nj. Tor Kane, tamandaigua,
hocleeter, and Niagara Falls daily ex-
1890 a. MI. for Elmira and Remove.
port, daily. 2 20 7. NJ
5.1OP 2. M. for Wi!liamsport, Rochester,
Buffalo, anu Niagara Falls, daily, except
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washing
ton 10 Suspension Bridge via Buffalo.
1910 r. NJ. for Erie; Canandaigqa'
Rochester, bu1ialo and Niagara taIlS'
daily, Sleeping Car Washington 10 El-
For Philadelphia. New York and the
East.
400 r. MI. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
pbi6 daily ,om all fdT0r more Cars RerTIar wItR
at Z Is dining g'9 carr. Z 20, 600. 100
lDining Carr, and ii 90 Dining. Car
fr9n on ewim1gtoG 1g on ,,3 A NJ a. lR4Sf a1S na
Sunday, z .05 dining Cara, 7.2o, 800.
II 90 Dining. Car from wilmington A;
HISS p n f' For 2Q fh5GslpSis s5S aEoU oniy. nRa
East Express. $50 A. A. week days
n. c2lly; For Boston. without change
l.5o a. NJ. week days, and 3l5 L. Nj.
Atlantic City via Market Street Ferry
1000 A. NJ. and l2:45 =. N. weck-days,
1875 T.. NJ. daily, and IL a. NJ. Saturdays
For baltimore. %, .o5. 7.oo. 80, 900.
1000. 1870, loo, aId 80 A. NJ.
Limited. 4.2O, 4.36 $40. G .o5, $40. 40,
1000. +o.40, ll:l5. and Il .35 p, NJ
On Sunday, 7.Q5, 30, 800, sos. 1890,
HOO \. NJ. Il 10, l.l5. 2.Ol. 10, 3.50,
400 Limitcdl, i.20, $40, 6 90. $40,
For I.opc's Crees Line. 30 A. NJ and 4.36
P NJ. daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 20, 800 A: NJ. 1918 aud
4-21P n daily. except Sunday. Sundays,
800 !. NJ. and 4.2O Z. NJ
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond.
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.30 \. NJ.
3.46 z NJ. daily Richmond and Atlanta.
$50 p NJ daily. Richmond only, 1857
A. NJ. week days.
For 0ld Point Comfort. with Parlur Car,
1887 4. NJ. week DAYS.
accommodation for Quantico. 7.45 a. NJ.
daily, and 4.25 p. NJ. week days.
For Alexandria. 40. G.35, 7.45. $40.
$40, l".5I. LOO a. NJ. 1880, 40.
$40. 4.25, 300, 5-i7, 6.l5, S.u2. 1910
and ] .3g Z. n. ON Sunday At 30, : 40,
9.45 A. NJ, 2.45, 6.I5, 500. and 1910
Pm.
Leave Alexandra for Washington, G.O5.
6.41, 90. 500, $40, I0.l5 lU.2S A. NJ
90, 10. 300, 3 23, 900, $50, G.l3.
100, 20. S.lo. 1852, and ll.0S p. NJ.
215. $50, 700, 7-2U, $40, and IO.52
2M
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and
streets, and a. the station. Sixth and n
streets. where orders can be left for the
checking or baggag to destination from
hotels and residences.
6. NJ. PROVOST, JR WOOD
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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DIP LEON Specialist,
LIN AO 461 Missouri Av.
Office Hours-lO to 20 to 8.

DIR. AYLOR. 600 st. NV. makes
full sets OF teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81: magam. b0c. se4-tr
DIES needing confidential treat.
Inent. safe aud sure relief In all
female trouble. Coz supation, lrregusari-
ties, tumor. cancer, opium habit, Iistula,
etc. Separate rooms tor patients before
and during confinement, and ind homes
for infants If required. Strictly confiden-
tial MRS. DR. RENNER, 1G Fourth ST.
ne. near L Capi.oi ST., ashiag ton. d. c.
je3-tf
J.T. w AK ER SONS. 2O4 10th st.
NV, Carpet hung, felt, lire brick, and
clay, asbestos, TalHtS. brushes, lime, cement.
Two and three-ply roofing material ap2l-tf
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all interested, as
changes may occur at any time:
Foreign mails for the week ending May
will close promptly at this office as
YnllnNNs.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Cheap; grocery and meat
store, good stand; reason for selling
other business; Groom dwelling; rent
$2O.30. Address zoos l. ST. NV.
ap26-3t
GOOD chance for a first-class caterer or
clearinghouse; fine dining room; central
location; near Interior and Postoffice De-
partment; references required. Inquire 3
Grant Place. ap26-3t
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FOR RENT-CoTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-Complete fur. cottage;
Two kitcnens, parior, dining room, and
four bed rooms; No. Ill Folsom ave, At
antic City, n. j.. situated near ocean; $3.50
per season. Address, until May /, TO l 1th
st. NV. apes st
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.


FOR SALE-New Groom cottage at
Langdon Park; sacrificed on monthly
payments. CA. b., this office. ap25-3t
OAK GROVE, B. & P. R. R., acre lots,
SEQ up; houses built to suit purchaser.
Roor z Atlantic Bldg ap23:7t
FOR SALE-New 6 room and cellar
house, aud l acre ground. s eco: easy
terms; b. & P. r. r. Owner, Room Z, At
lantic Bldg. apr23 It
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WAETED-ROOMS.


wANTED-By widower, room and
Iii private family with no other
boarders. Address o. B. s., this office
ap27-2t
wANTED-Two or three unfurnished
rooms by elderly man and wife; not
over 80 minutes walk to 9Th and E sts
NV; will pay in advance. F. S., this
office. 1t
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w WANTTp-HOUSES.

w ANTED-Unfufnish mouse, be
tween 9th and 1Ath, ,<G and M, z or 3
stories sand basemeits with shade and
porehes, if possible; rent not to exceed
$50 i'll summer. a AdtsresS /. ii. s., this
office. a.l ep24-3t-em
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-'O
FOR EKCEhA NGE.

FOR ExCH MGEi-Equity in 160
acres prairie land! Ia fSansas;severy acre
good wheat and cerp iand; 80 acres in
wheat. balance meadaMi and pasture-for
stock in grocery Or cigar store. Address
KANSAS. this Office ap25-3tem
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i. .. .. F..
COLUMBIA ACADEMY,

of Washington. Cycling taught on a 1859
it. floor. COmpetena instructors. Charges
small Music every evening. I'D and p
streets. j. Hart Britain, Mgr. Take stress
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FOR SALE
Very cheap houses and lots.
S1,100 for 1908 First st. Sc, Groom
brick. water and gas and cellar.
$949 for 153 n ST. Sc. 6-roCm brick.
S1,050-1002 / ST. ne. frame house,
rented at $40. Very cheap.
JOHN f. DON oboe,
ap24-3t-em. 30S East Capitol street.
FOR SALE-AtBrookla 6 rm house,
only So 900; very easy terms; near the
cars. school and churches. GRACE NJ.
THOMAS, 100 Corcoran Building.
ap22-1t,em
FOR SALE-Pretty S Groom and bath,
lay window brick; large concrete cel-
lar: cost So $50; will sell for S2.25O; as
sumo trust of ST. 500; pay $3.50 cash, and
$500 i'll monthly nstalments; :; and you may
have il; look at it today. JOHN F. PARET.
l4ll G. at. mr29-tf
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Maude Powell Concert,
MONEY WANTED AND To LOAN.

MONEY TO IOBn in large or small
amounts on approved collateral We
take Stocks, Bonds, Trusts, Building aud
Loan Association Shares. Syndicate Ger
tifieates Life Insurance Policies IN Old
line mpanieS, Warehouse Receipts, etc
Jf YOU wish to reserve your bank credit,
If you deem it unwise or Improbable 70
ask q friend TO indorSe; If you have no bank
account; il in a hurry, call on US. No de-
lay. YERKES * BAKER. 40 To 40 Metz
croft Building. lilo st.
MONEY TO LOAN-Large sums
at and / . per cent on b. c. reai
estate; $3.50, $500, $3.50, ETC.. at 8 per
cent: all transactions conducted with eco
nomical consideration for borrowers NM
II. SAUNDERS i Co, L 407 F st.nw. mrs
MONEY TO loan at 8 and 6-per cent on
District OF Columbia realty; no delay "
security iS sal isfactory
WALTER II. AchER. To4 14th nW.
iy31-tf
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wAETEp-posaaAeE STAMPS.

w NpMD-F6r IFstsb. all kinds of old
IJnfteti States Postage and department.
stamps: collectianS a7s6 bought. H. r.
nI!NEunRST. 1905 eth st.nw. apS-tf.cm
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FOR REST-FLATS.

FOR REST-FLATS
FOR RENT-Four rooms and private
bath, with all improvements for house
keeping: near four car lines; good neigh
borhood. Call at 1911 n. J. ave NV. 1t
FOR RENT-One OF those elegant new
Hats VIII tie reduced for the summer
months TO persons VINO will make first-
class, permanent tenants; give name and
reference 10 H. A. SHA Washington, D. C.
ap25-3t
FOR RENT nice, central, genuine
flats, and 6 rooms, with Kitchens;
private baths, steam heat, electric bells and
door openers: Janitors service. Apply at
COMO. 5 Grant place. aD22-7t
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AuCtiOnSdleS

- ~ - & ~ - -
SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERT WAX
department, April 15, 1896. There VIII
be sold at public auction at 10 O'Clock a;
m, APRIL 80, 1896, within the courtyaru
State, War, and Navy Department Bulidlng,
a miscellaneous collection or property con-
sisting of Carpets, Cases, Chairs, MATS,
Mating, Pitchers, Shelving, Tables, Type
writer's, a large quantity of blank books,
ana other articles. Terms OF sale, highest
bidder for cash. Articles to be removed
without delay. at risk and expense or
purchaser. r. j. WH1TToN. Chief OF Sup
ply Division. ap25,2T,2 ,26.29
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTS.,
612 Il st. n. W.
AGES, DA YTONs; WAGONS, BUG
GIES, BUSINESS WAGONS. ETC,
WITH A NUMBER OF UNFINISHED
VEHICLES.
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 2S. 1896, AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, l will sell at reposi-
tory, No. 25OS l. st. NV, facing Pa. ave,
Dayton Wagons, Grocer's Wagons.
Jump Seat Carriage, l Business Rock
away, 2 Small No-top Wagons, Laundry
Cart, l Secondhand Buggy. unfinished
work in gears for Grocer's Wagon, Day
ton and Buggy Gear, 9 Sets of Wheels;
also Lamps. Trucks. Paint Mills, Office
Stove, Tools. Frames, Whipsockeis, etc.
Terms cash.
c. T. YODER,
4t,em Administrator.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Special bargain; a TO-
room, bay window, house; New York
ave, between 4th and ,5th SITS. NV; all
moderate improvements; newly papered
and painted; stable on alley; price only
$4,000 cash pa yment $500, balance easy,
and monthly payments of ST and inter-
est. GEORGE a. MYERS, 621 Pa. ave,
NV APPS st
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP wANTED-MALE.
wANTED-Boy experienced in drug
guoe4s 81; none Other need Apply
1922 I'm 81. NV. IT
wANTED-Boy VINO can feed printing
press. nAYwoRTH PUB. housk'
w wANTED-Ten Iaborers and team
sters. .. ). DAISH q SON Wash.
Grain Elevator, I'd anu Fla. ave. ne. II
wANTED-Man for general house
worker. The HOTEL HANOVER.
wANTED-A good printer. VINO can
Iurnis,I outfit ana manage Al country
newspaper in an Eastern Town. wtere good
fina nCIai Republican backing Will be Iur-
nished, can learn Iurtber by addressing
BEN + rankin, tins oIflce. ap-4-3t-etn
- - -
HELP wANTED-FEMAL LIE.
wANTED-Lad for our Journal de-
petitinrIit, requiring seven hours 0aily,
exEerience UNNECESSARY refs. eqgif feli iss-Iary
% weekly. Call, 10 q. m, +. A. L HUEE,
637 81. NV. 1t
ANTED-General house worker; pri-
,a,c lai.Iliy; Out OF CITY. OLA 10th
st. NV 1t
ANTEO-tianus to make SIX waists;
must tunoer>taRdtn the business. CLA hk .,
34and 736 th st. NV. apz6-2t
HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
ALL KINDS OF neip rurnisned free by j.
a ANDREWS, JR-, 145o Aawson st.
ALL kinds of help furnished free OF
charge lii or out of the CITY, by MRS
L. z. MOORE, 3O6 q st. NV. 1t
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
w ANTED- by a respectable white
Doy, d place in barber sBOp TO finish
his traue. Answer GOOD IA Y, this office.
wHITEw ASHlNG and pointing
ave NV. 1t
wANTED-By young Coiored man,
p.eiD, s,dIJ III private family or CCoK-
Call any time al I'll 3 IN ST. NV. 1t
WANTED gentleman of good
duur.ss; good business qualifications;
best references; capable as manager or
assistant; agent or confidential matters;
wants employment; small salary Address
i. j., THIS office. ap@o-3t
wANTED-By a young co!orrd man,
ptdcr mouse man IN private family;
can give city refs. Address JAMES /.
SMITH, 80 L. Cap ST. ap2o-3t
WANTED-A good carpenter wants
SGod 100; one that eau DO an honest
days work. Address CAkPkNTEk, TINS
Office. ap25-3t
w ANTED-Situalion by Thoroughly
experienced bartender of IL years
service; A No. / mixer. Address EX-
PERlENCE, TINS office. aF: 4-3l-em
STU ATIOSS wASTED-FEMALE
w ANTED-fac as chamberInai ID;
s., wing, ~ co:ored woman Can 80
Z st. nv 1t
w ANTED-Positi6n as bousekeeper
10 sInsit gentleman or wiGo wer; 20
objection 10 cniidTen or going IL lie CUun-
try- Address Miss 3 CAhOIHEkS. Gen.
Delivery. II
w a NTED-By settled Write woman.
pace; good cook, wash and iron in
sman private fanny, no general LOuSe-
work, good refs. Can 512 1OJh St NV.
ap26-St
w NT,ED English lady returning
10 EIAidbd Tor tue seIBHtCr Gcssrcs Il
position as companion, nurse for an n
valid or as ciapcTOne - yOUHG ladies, good
city refs. furnished. Address E. F., this
office. ap20-3J-em
w respectable white wO-
man, d place as chambcrmdId and
waitress, or plain sewing. Answer or
call at No. 22IS 9th ST. NV. ap25-3t
wANTED-By white woman, place as
CUuh ana general house WORK. ADDRESS
1929 st. Sc ap25-3t
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no OARDING .

wANTED-Roome and boarders. at
4ol Sd st. NV; home comforts; first
class table: se-ef piano and parIor: rooms
furnis he'd or unfurnishcd. ap25-4t
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FOR RENT.
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LOST.

LOST-Long light-haired collie dog.
with black hair each side the back;
collar ON marked Toss Return to DR.
KEAfPT0N'S s VETERINARY INFIRMARY,
rear lie Ost NV, ,andTeceive re ward. 1t
LOST-on Saturday, black pocketbook,
containing small amount OF money and
a few papers; reward If returned. sos
n. Yave. ap26-3t
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RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORN ER OF SIXTH AND B
q. STREETs-
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w wANTED-Boy experienced in drug
1925 TN ST NV 1t
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NOT FOR ARMENIA.

Report Of Anglo-Ru ssian Agree.
ment IL Denied - Discord Among
the Powers.
London, Aug. Alt is semi-.,fficially
stated that there is no truth in a re-
port published by the Daily Chronicle
Of this city that Great Britain and
Russia are on the point Of reaching
an agreement ito save both Armenia
and Crete from Turkish oppression,
without disturbing the peace of Eu-
rope" which agreement, It was added,
would involve the presence of Rus.
sian army in Armenia and Of British
feet st Crete .'tc guarantee Turkish
compliance with the terms Of the
agreement It is stated, on the other
hand, that there is great discorl
among the powers as to the measures
which should he adopted in regard to
Crete and Russia, 1t is further assert
ed, is showing marked dtsinclination
to allow great pressure to be brought
to bear upon tie sultan.
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The Blacksmith.s Anvil.

at is not generally known" observ-
ed prominent blacksmith, ''that
nearly all OF the anvils used by black
smiths in this country are made by one
firm in Brooklyn, N. Y. All kinds Of
substitutes have been invented and
put on the market, but after using
them the blacksmith generally goes
back to the wrought iron anvil, which
Is handmade. There are plenty Of
castiron and steel anvils for sale, but
they find bat little favor from black
smiths, who prefer IN anvil that sings.
The cast. iron anvil has no music about
It, and does not give any more response
to the hammer than It one was ham
merlng Oh a stump. It Is music, or
singing, as smithy calls 1t, that is want
ed. A blacksmith does nearly all bis
talking to his helper by the sounds
made on tho anvil by his hammer. As
far as the village blacksmith is con-
cerned, singing by the anvil is his con-
slant advertisement. Ordinarily an an
vii will last from ten to twenty years,
that Is, IL It Is handled carefully, al
though there are many anvils that are
now used by sons which were used BY
the fathers during their entire life
time" Star.
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BY Steamer. Train or Boats'

By Steamer, Train or Boat n
Which Of these have you selected
means Of travel? No matter. Whicheyi
is. recollect that for sea-sickness, disordej
the stomach, liver and bowels, engendf|
by rough locomotion and bad food orfw1|
and for malarial troubles. Hostet(|
Stomach Bitters is the most useful spAa
you can take with you. It is invaI1
also for rheumatism. kidney complaintsS|
nervous trouble.
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Sclf-Apprcciation. MI
Teacher-Tell me O few Of thesn
important things existing to-day,W1
did not exist q hundred years aga
Ton.my--Us.-Paris Messenger. q
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beyond Arbitration.

beyond Arbitration.
The Duke Of Cadminster-So, thol
you are intensely American,
wouldn't mind being an English a
ess, eh?
She-No-but.for one thing.
He-Your democratic education7a
She-No; I would have to marry
English duke.-Puck.
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: ST. Peters Pence has yielded about
1000, 600 lire for the dr1t elk months Of
the current year, sum slightly In ex-
ccss Of those 10 corresponding periods
Of recent years.
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Farmer Bresks Hfs Neck.
Dell Rapids, s. D., Aug. IA. - I. q.
Brennie Is dead. He was stacking
grain on his farm when he lost his
footing aud fell to the ground, break
ing his neck. He lived only two hours.
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Mollah Re.a Hanged.

Teheran, Aug. 14.-Mollah Reza, who
assassinated the late shah at pefsM
In May last, was hangedaaAefe this
morning Ia the presence Of IN Inn.
mense concg1rse Of PEOPLE.
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Personal

PGr0O001.
ANY ONE who has been benefited b.
use Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills, viii
ceive information Of much value an1
terest by writing to Pink Pills. p. Oh
1902 Philadelphia. Pa.
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Ancestry,

"You have no ansectry, then?'
mo; my forefathers didn't 60 ina
that sort of thing."-Detroit Tribun
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We will forfeit $1,000 If any Of our
genuine. The Piso Co., Warren, n
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FIrS stopped FREQ and permanently cursds|
ats after nrst day . use OF Dr. Kline's(ireat N
ReStorer. Free % trial bottle and treatise. "a
Bend 70 On. KANE 9sl Arsh St. PhilatelphiA|
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London is better OF for trees than
other city in Europe: as ~,
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Stockings Of other DaysS
81 saw q little girl in striped reds
white stockings the other day.
the woman, land it made me thin
the time when I was q little giri
self. There was no thought Of bl
stockings then. The small legs 6k
the small girls looked like stick9|
variegated candy. The child who's
the gayest combination Of stripes
the happiest, and If the color schd
happened to be displeasing tosI
youthful tastes there was such af]
ing Of utter woe as know I sell
feel now that I am grown up -
York Times.
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II the Baby 10 Cutting Teeth. u
- sure and use that old and well-tried remedy,
SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Testhtn
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The Christian religioa is steadily may
Roadway in Japan.
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Dried locusts are eaten with bread
Africa.
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The Spanish government is inviting
tenders in England for the construc-
ton of q floating dock at Havana.
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Touching the money question, he said,
in part: n
ut is scarcely necessary to defend
the principle Of bimetallism. No ma
tional party during the entire history
of the United States has ever declared
against 1t, and no party in this cam
raign has had the temerity to oppose
1t. Three parties :. the Democratic,
Populist and Silver parties-have not
only declared for bimetallism, but
have outlined the specific legislation
necessary to restore silver to it's an
Gent position by the side Of gold. The
Republican platform expressly de-
clares that bimetallism IL desirable
when 1t pledges the Republican party
to aid In securing 1t as soon las the az
sistance Of certain foreign nations can
be obtained, and the minority in the
Democratic convention only oppose
free c0lnage by Independent action be-
cause Of the fear that It would prevent
international bimetallism. The gold
standard has been weighed in the bal
ance and found wanting. Take from IL
the powerful support Of the money
owning and money changing classes
and 1t cannot stand for one day in
any nation of the world. It was
fastened upon the United States with
out discussion before the people, and
its friends have never yet been willing
70 Risk . verdict by the voters upon
that issue. There can be no sympathy
or cooperation between the advocates
Of universal gold standard and the
advocates Of himetallism. Between
bimetalltsm. whether INDEPENDENT or
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Senator Thurston-Yes. England has some
Of 1t. fer IS per cent Of the stock Of many
OF our silver mines has been sold by Senator
Stewart and his associates to capitalists
across the water. The mine owner has the
bullion. and he will bring It to the minis.
Not alone from the mines Of the United
states, for II there was here proposition
to take care Of the silver Of the United
States instead Of putting the credit Of the
United States under the silver Of the earth.
It might be worthyeof our consideration.
The mine owner Of the United States and
OF Mexico and Of British Columbia and Of
South America would bring his bullion.
What Is to be done with It? Is the mint
threshing machine where silver goes In at
one end and dollars come out at the other
Into the pockets Of the people. Who will
take away every dollar Of It? The people
OF the United St.tes are asked to furnish
the minis and tAe machinery and the labor
free Of cost. Mt one dollar stays In the
mint. Not one cGi'ar goes into the treasury
Of the United States. Not one dollar goes
into the pockets Of any man. II Will DO
carried away oy the same mine owner who
brought i. Then all the silver that 10
waiting ie coiGId- and all-thst rcmains to
8srs build pyrs Md OF silver dollars until
the apeA fcachSs the eternal stars, there
70 rot an Amsmrsn citizen who can 60 to
that pile and tAke a dollar unless be gives
tor y doliassesvor OF work or dollars
worth Of American prodncts. Who GETS the
10 brought As6 the dollars that are. taken
awsyi Thisk this over calmly and dispaS.
sieaa:siy. TSA eoHntry would always elect
the wrong caa1jdate and. declare for the
wrong platform, ten days after the noMinn.
tions are made, but 4 u IN the calm thought
these qusstions
s.The lkant,hiicam nasty II the marty af