davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOR SALE.
f.VsrN ffTs
opners' actual price quotct.

100 FoOT-NoRTH SIDE OF LIN
COIN PARK-Corner lot; half square;
1sxlii It. to soft. alley. 1854
S%.SOO-NEWY YORK AVE, bETWEEN
!. FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL NV
alley; party wah. (66)
S2.2OO-MAsSACH NE.
BETWEEN lST AND 2D-Choicc lot,
2OxT6. TO alley: party wall. t6Ip
,$3.S5O-T ST. NV. BET. 17Tu AND
18Th sTs.--overlooking New Hamp
shire ave; 2OxlOO to alley; cheapest lot IN
this SECTION: facing south. and improved by
frame; water, sewer and gas. u29)
5000 EACH-FOuRTH ST. NE, BET.
F AND MARYLAND AvE.-'rhree lots.
16X1OO, to alley. t65)
M-LOG 20x9U, to loft. alley; in-
proved py frame, renting for SIS per
K ST. NV, BET. 18TH AND 10Th
% X95; stable on rear; well locaied: at
Z CORNER PA. AVE. AND wAsHISGfOH
GIRO LE- 6sx75: most desirable
VA va. Ave, BET. oath AND s01fa"
III. 81: .ila Nv, BET 18TH AND lsffHo sffHo,
MARlYLANS 4 'S0. AVE-. 'Ti@. NEAR E ST. NJ. Ne
FLosipa eSa12i AVE-, NEAR 1sr ST. S&a ".
K, SSs.sYi sP.,. BET. SD AND 4rH NEso isee
.aaD lea.s1a ST. BET. C AND SITS. NV" W.
P ST.. BET. nth AND 18TH NV
Facing south: 34x95: to nlley. t61l
EAST CAPITOL ST. BET. 18th AND
18TH, OPP OSITE POWER HOUSE,
+ KsT.. BET. 18TH ANDi4rH SITS. Sc.
zTH sr. Be-. BET. N. AND n.
80 ST. BET. E. CAPITOL AND A sTs.
SE.-19Aa6 to 24-foot alley. t66l
|, 18TH BT., BET. @ AND PA.AYE. BE-
1SxS2; foot alley. t57s
l. ilTH sT. Ne. RET A AND . SITS =
cuxllo. aO-foot aliey. 1854
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FOR RENT.
sUBURBAN HOMES.
(ppsIs actual rrioc quoted

tage: rooms and attic; uufur nished;
$50 per month; yearly lease. t2S6)
S12.6O-LANIER HEIGHTS. d. c.
Frame cottage rooms t364)
ES.oo-"sT. ELMo"-Frame cottage;
rooms. 1887
200 cHERRYnALE, VA, miles
froni city Frame cottage, 8 rooms;
rlenty shade and good water. t336I
S25- SOUTH BRooKLAND- Furnished
cottagc,o q rooins and attic: uDfurnslied
$50 per month: yearly lease. t2s6I
~A raine. nine rooms. TWO sto ry and
S1o-BRIGuTwooD PARK-Hew frame
cottage: rooms. t107)
Ss-pEAN WOOD. D; c;-4-rooni cottage;
shade. we'll water. lot 5ox40. t2SIj
$1,000 BAILEY's CROSS ROADS
VA.-9-room, 2-story cottage In first.
class condition. good water and shade: ono
acre lot; miles from Georgetown; mile
Ail9siGn sse1os terSs For sale at 81 sSS
SAo-wASHINGToN GRovE-s4O N.
the season: Toomy cottage: partly fur
nishcd. i2s3)
$3.50 AuTREE PARK. ON THE MEL.
TRoP oLITAN BRANCH b. O. r r
adjoining Rs ck Vile = Cottage. q rooms AMI
attic. on large lot: short distance from
SSO-TAKoMAP MAPARK-FurpIsbeS rrsr,.
papered and painted; plenty OF fruit ana
made; good well water; near car lines:
: viii !ease for $40 per mnntii. i22Ol
SAO-wAsHINGToN GRovE-Cottare re
for the season. uT8,
$40 sEAsoN-CIifton Beach cottage
G32.6O- -GAITHERSBURG, Nd
Frame cottage; 10 rooms and bath:
hot and cold water, newly papered; eated
by furnace; fruit. stable on rear large lot:
reduction II taken by the year l23ej
618-FCREsT GLEN Cottage; 8 rooms.
with FLOOD feet OF ground; all In
firss-ciass condition. foin
S1S-DEaNWoOD, ID. C.-Two 9.rcom
cottages: well located and tn good con.
ditioD. ,sI6,
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Southern Railway.
(PlEDMONT AIR LINE.j

Schedule in effect June IA. 1896,
All trains arrive and leave feDDs ylyania
passengcr station.
a. m.-Daiiy local Tor DauviIle copnec,.
at ManassaS for Stresburg, daily. except
Sunday, and ut LyDebburg. with the Nor
folk and Western. daily, and with the Ches.
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
1l:15a. m.-Oaily. Iae uNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet sieep-
Vile. uniting at SaliSbury with Pullman
sleeper for AsieyIiis aI,h II5l HpriDgs, N.
c., Knoxville on1 Chhttahooga enn., aud
Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper New Yors
70 New Orleans. via Montgomery. connect-
ing at Atlanta with Pullman Sleeper for
MTmip gliam, Memphis and 81. Louis
1:Oi 3. m.-L0cai for Front RoyaI. Rive,.
4:5i D. in.-DaiIy. loc.i for CliarlotIesvii,e
}Gias r vEsfIbGIEDS vEssfFIh1hIS iI AHP
TIED, composed of Pullman vestibuisd
eleepers, dining cars and day coaohes1
oHats Pnd Hat springs York K to aTfneg,iis IA sg
via. Cha riotie, Columbia. savanpai, aur,
jacksonxille9 and K New y York 70 Memphis
va Atianui and Montgomery. VestibaIa,;
day coach Washington 10 Atlanta, soMtheSn
Railway diuing car. Greensboro TO Mont.
s'TSaiNs ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S:OI a. m
daily. 90 p. NJ. and 40 p IN. daily. ex-
Tor Round Hill, 4:s2 p. M: daily cxceos
Sunday. for Lcesburg. and e:26 p. %.
Wasbington S:26 n. IN. and TOO d. N
| daily. aud sou r. IN, daily. except Sunday,
| from Round Hill. and 7:06 a. IN. daily, ex.
+! ceps Sunday. from Herndon. and s:34 u m
1 dSiiy, except Sunday, from LeesburY
Through trains from the S.uth arrive Al
| Washington 6:42 a m.. =: 20 p. IN. und .: 20
i n. M. daily, Manassas division. lU 90
/ 4 M. daily, except SuDta v, and 8: 40 a. m !.
daiiy. from Charlottesville.
+, Tickets, sleeping car reservation and h
! formation furnished "a offices 5 / l and 500
| Pennsylvania avenue. and a [ Pennsylvania
| Railroad Passenger Station
/ W. 81, GREEN, Gen. Sups
| I. II. CULP, Traffic Manager.
| W. A. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent
! L. 3 BROWN .Gon- Agent Paaa Don
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EOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. rock AND FixTUREs.
Gfcnerx' nckunI a,rice auaf-d,


86OO-Establisied corner grocery, on
ments. doing good cash business; stock.
fixtures and four furnished rooms IN
Guided.
Sl26-4TH ST. NV. BET. AND H
snap; established grocery and pro
vision store. s'-.-'li
63OO-Estabiished grocery and provision
store. southeast: doing cash business,
rent party leaving city cause OF seiiips'
Will invoice above price asked.
86OO-LOCATED ON 4 1-2 ST. sW
Barrooin for sale. including stock. FIX.
rooms and stable; rents for x26 month:
for selling. - -.
S3OO-LOCATED ONF ST. NV. NEAR
PENSION oFFICE-Dairy lunch and
dining-room; doing good cash business. good
reason for selling. .-
6TOo-cASM. ESTABLISHED 20
ySsrs. BOOK and Stationery store On Pa.
ave. rear the Capitol: Going good business;
83SO-DAIRY LUNCH ROOM. PA.
store and two rooms.
S1.9OO LOCATED ON 7TH ST. NV
Hardware store; well stocked. party
ieaying city cause Of selling: viii invoice
Flour and feed store. vicinity New Liberty
Market. horse, wagon, haruess and ftx-
tares. good paying business: party leaving
ssasa Cd 1871; siIs 8 Apply TIMES REAL Es.
Established flour and feed store. Co.
iumhia Heights: rent. SIS mouth: price.
t4OO: good paying business: books open
for insoectiou. -. Ir-..lf
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sTORll., WITH DWEI.hING.
Gnn'as actual price quoted .., !.

CumTs' actual price quoted
: .z,sslll-,, ~
&lOO--i215 G ST NV; 8 ROOMS AND
batn. yard 20 alley: in first-class condi.
zion; vii. rent store separate from house il
desired: lie y ut 6this office. ~. r. .7t333)
Sk6-1la6 sTu ST. SE.--Brick stOro
with l2rroDuis aud hath. R1t114)
SRR-II25 PA. AVE. NW.-Brick store,
With rooms. (13b)
rooms. t26Sl
$3.50 GOOD HOPE EpoAD-Frams: 6
rooms. store and s,5sfIfe. iJ+I
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FOR. RENTGFLATS.
Oirners defiidt price quofed.

OfHeTo deiIIdt Yisce YuU'eu'
s2z.5o 70 $3.50 ;,s CORNER
: .lsIH! AND. QREGtiN y We. Nv, -Four
flats OF 8 and rooms each; with bath.
A.. 1909, s-..4 >, sz 10 40 ---
story flat. t134)
.x,,-i iiv. Ii st. Ew.-Two-room flats:
heated rs steam. ...a., -. l12Ol
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FARMS.
cpneTs arfna. prizes q,'o,si.


wc have listed nmny desirable places
near TIE city: large and sn,an tracts: IN
proved ami ultmprDycd THE TtHl.S
real. ESTATE BUREAU.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
.FURNISHED.)

S125.OO-Is ST. NV, NEAR 18th ST.
completely furnished. 1867
25-P ST., NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Brick; four stories; IL rooms and
hath: heated by furnace. t342D
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FOR RENT.
PUBLIC BALLS.

$40 MONTH: slo la. AVE. NV
Third floor. (3lA
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HONEY WANTED AND TO Loan.

WE want 900 borrowers, vino desIre
from SoV 70 $4,000 each on EtocksL
warehouse receipts and life or tontine puil-
ciesin old-line companies; no dela y; no Chat.
lie; mortgages taken. fEkKES X RAKER
HONEY TO. LOAN-Large SUM
az and 1-2 per cent on ID real
sstate: $z6U. $500. $3.50. etc. a. g pef
cent: all transactions conducted with ecn
ponicai consideration for borrowers WM
SAUNDERS Il CO. l 4o7 sr. nv. mr3
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FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN LOTS.
Ouncrs' actual price quoted.


Fort Myer Heights, BToJh a.. .1.ri
Brightwood P ark, P alisades ofthe P otomac,
Forest Glen, Del Ray, Rockville. Bennins.
SSpr,ngiaSry Spn r. rark, WesI E9kingtopi GhaIitoa
Lakeland, ingieside, Norris Addition, Har-
low PARK, Somerset Heights. Highland
Heights, Wilen Heights. Columbia Park.
Gl.riir:d Heights. Whitney Close. Le Drois
Park, Rosslyu-
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EoR aIRR.

FOR HIRE-To drummers and buak
ness men. horse and buggy OF Dayton,
81 .bO and Sc per day. Apply to the REX
STA BIsES. rcar or els 8 Sc. uw.: teiephono
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trsvaace he Is enabled to paint the whole
day with the sunlight falling In one d'rec-
ten ON models and drancYE,
lord Btaconsneld's brother, Mr.. ltalph
nisracli Is shli liNlns lie heais No reseth,
bianre to niS distinguished brother, and
has always lived quiet, retiring iiIe, nay
ing been for many years clerk OF the
house OF lords.
The eur OF Russia has SGT aside 100000
ruhleg ,almOs: 100000 Ia be distributed
otttoua, the charitable Institutions OF Mos
,ow IA, honor OF his coronation. HIS maj
eSty is taxing great interest IN the prepa-
tations for tNe ceremony
According to Figaro, President Kruger
has q suug position from pecuninry
point of view. His salary az, president is
about s35, 49, per amman, WIN NsVj1 huucu
FOR coffee MONEY Tho latter Is enc
B0er eui'lcuism for entertaining pur-
poses.
Professor Roertgen IS the hero Of the
hour in Germany, lonors are NhoWered
upon him Ia his Wurtgburg home ana the
university students organized Is grand
tnrchleht procession through the town 10
his house 90 congratulate tho professor on
hts wonderful discovery.
Professor Daniel Giraud Elliott Il. II.
= H.. tNe author OF "NOrth American
shore Birds" saijcd via the New SMk on
n huuuug expedition 10 the interior o.
Africa. Ia scrurc hig game for the tieln
Columbian museum, OF Chicago lie WI
have under him some Uficnu men.
The baroness IUrdctt-Couits 4 very
fond of an kuos of animals ana hiras
aud VT hey uighuatc home she has ar
extraordinary collection OF th"m., coats
liumns. ponie5. donkcys. n.Shtiuenles par
r0ta robins aud "a variety OF others art
among her pets, and al share her favor
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1Jon John II Toup t,{vcs Itls \-icws I'm "a
'''' strsinl,ff,f,, trd Manner,
-
NuaN tVAa7' M'f'h ~ ne l'o~' in"u
called on ton. duNu Is. Long today and
4 ,t,,, o., ,,,,.. bf, ,.i,,,,s ,, tbo N,
"o"''' -
hona1 ISSUES Oh '"' "'N' ne pVlnN '""-
Gtduio Tor The democratic nomination FOR
,ot,.re.s. fron, this 0hc Sccoudl district
,,'',1l,,.t,,,, a., ,,,,,t. ~. ,,.,, e. s,,..
foiioWihE ~ """' Hr mas va say
81 have no objection TO giving sou a
sbort hiographiciu sketch and conclscly
., ,-..t......t ....,.... .,.,... -.
my views OK N"N''" iSS"'H' ""9 ''"' ID
scptcmhcr s. 1879, i'm NacucdocNcs county,
,ra>,s, havo lived I'm and around Rusl
''N"', '0 ~. ,,,,...,,,,,,,
since was about years Gnu eu"'"1'""
ordinary; served four years In tho civil
NV, -,upb,r of connnuv. G. Third Texas
W. 49,, t,-i.., H.. NO.. en- ,,,.,,,,t,,. az
cavalry TOSS IV'E"''"' "''s I"'''u'' w
the Firty-sccond congress and defeated
f... ,,.nor,iratton
i"' ,t,..,.
Il appear inns uu'o as V"n"''n'o ''
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rmAr IINANcINL pLANK.


Tho LcodlnC ONO RepuhHcar Paper
Ncnts Its pisplcasnro.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
,I,,,,> ,.,,,,,liro,,s 81 ohio ,,,issol ,.os.au
' 'f"'"' vi S'''''-
day on" great opportunity ana improved
an the rest
m. .i,-.. .,.. .,. ,,-..,,t,,,.1 49,
,',', 80 ''''''..', '' vas w
af NN tnat "nlru WIS Prul'o yesterday
in tho Commercial Ga2otte-wc might
,r,,tt,r,,il,- .o, ,vctuet,oI, ,,,.i,,t,l H., t,.
~ '''
O"'nii'tI''d' Ha"''iV-iNN an through tHe
day IL was tho subject of hearty COM
in.,,}attou II is a rood one from, top tn
~, ....,, '' ,,,.. W.
n'''"Ih' We "''" "V' sup 10 p'' Neu'"'-
tze, except perhaps, in the instance of the
food commissioner. where a word may lac
,, M. ,,a,,,,,..,.,.t..i ,,,,.,. 80,
''''u l"" ''''l''V' V''' ""~V''o Ic''S 'iilt
IT'S course has been ipdorsod with respect
to this office ana TINT Ohia4ns NAV have
pure food without Cypress.
The platform is a very irnpaSsioucd doc
larluon of republican princiDlps n
sounds like a nominating speech. II is
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roINrs Anorr rEorLE.

Robert buchanan, the poet, VIII here
the publishers have been faueu.ug OF his
wits.
Lord Ranfurly recently had the Dun
cannon town council TO dinncr and, after
a gold suunboN presented "a John. Eall
Of Bulo, hy George II. had disappeared
Norcztchagm. the Famous Russian art
lat. at his house near Paris, has glass
studio which reVolvts ON wheels Just as
a locomotive engine is turned on the turn
table. The movement - effected hN means
of n wndlass conveniently placed beside
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dismal OF days for this country when any
common politician feels Justified by preee-
don't in measuring himself up to the stand
ARD of the presidency and deliberately
steps on, to buy the nomination and carry
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DEMOCRATIC PLANK.

TreFi Adopted at Chicago IN lS-
nnds the country ana TO
viho
be equll
International agreement or 10y such
the parity OF the Two
Of payment oil uos
the po'lol
the nrct
Hnd lnrt m M
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MrAsLEs EPlpNMIC.

Enpora, Texas. March l5-Measles are
epidemic at this place, The em'llpoN
o. -, ras reached here from l.osAnsport
ga s;l,r, Vrport The Emporia Lumhpr
@nu,pany have Guaranteed AGAINST all
coners who can not give 4 satisfactory
o,.nn,,nt of their home and destination.
NJ, n,A ~, rtlA ri both day Rnd nieht
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NOT A CUBAN =, hs s,.,isr.

New YosIs, march r,,la, - John 9. n
BEEN r'r' sent to cuba ,f IN r sssf!'
is w wi " absence, c "a he , Z
lie acc5omIpaaTT,,a Tampa TO h Efsr " !
touched mer''yS rom PROCESS
lima steamer - -
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SOME MONEY PLANKS.
McKlN1.Ey's PLANK.

r1ao
rhones
the anu
TO
be obap' OF SUI.
legislator az ~h secure e
Of that INC
ted paper snail be al
1tr,car
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SOME POSTSCRIPT

=
vision of female lovelIness ,, 30 Nv
OF age with soft blue eve, ~ ysn
mass OF golden brown hair ~. hssr
a couture of the latest and NJ. .nsa ID
ing style. ~ n'os' hccc.
Milky" said the sport,r.
can bet your life he aint n M VA
trying to get bail for havIn. 'Ns cot
a man VINO wrote to the Is,,.. .saus
ask If ten mon could build ~ n'f
twenty-seven and one-half aavs "as u
ing eight hours day, how n,,s sst
tons would be required for a coa, !, ". ".
for same house. Did YOU cali !. p'ls
about a poem, or did YOU war, ~, W
sneak you some coupons for n. ~ -
contcst?' S''9
Neither" said the young Ia,
dignity. II am the secretary q 4. ~ ~
ton Young Ladies' Society OF E,b,o. IN a,
ture, and | was appointed n cou,.,.'
to call upon the literary editor ana I.
suit him as to the best plan tor n. @ !.
ercise of our various functions"
Now. that's a good thing un a.
sporting editor. II don't seem Ia s,,..,.
catch on to ethical, but il its ary,s,.
like physical culture you girls are pol,.
in for, you've trottcd up to the r.eh, 81
/ can tell you more about the proper :,
| TO exercise your functions In ono r,-,,.
| than the literary editor can IN an hsss
| lie understands all about th4 iarst. .v- J;
the wherefore and thu pyramids IN, =
| can't punch the bag. or give yal =,
| pointers how to increase your chest mn
urement. ROW long has your scE5
1--WE organized last month" ansv.,j
the young lady. looking at the chesi
face Of the reporter rather dotbtfupr
well, now, how do you girls brsss.
with your lungs or With your diapaassr
oh you'll have 10 start in rirh, NJ
you've got to know how TO breathe. MI
first thing Is to keep your chest out NJ
shoulders back. and so through am d,
ercises for a few days. Then YOU d,
try something like this; Keep tie uyts
part of the figure erect, and staaiinx !.
one leg, try to-"
Sir" exclaimed the young lady sewers
ly. you are presumptuois. do not NJ
derstand your obscure talk Our acsy
is not connected with gymnasium. on
aim is the encouragement Of social etfials
"Ah." returned tho sporting editor d /,
disappointed tone. You are or he d
clety and pink tea racket. Sorry. TIT
let's me out. Hoped you were gax n
for athl-tics. You could do 1t y WI
too. Take my advice now. and Try tst
little exercise every morning for wtt
Youth b. surprised 10 see how ma& 4
Will benefit your muscles. AS said sfs
stand on one"
: bang, went the door, and the bluetr;
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WANTED IN =

Waco. Tcsa., IN, MS' and r' e. !.
was arrested today y0,d1.aay,nissIopst 1 e y /
q 5Sl} r = !. igsS%an iniiaii's'sa' . 'll
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VIEW AT AUSTIN.

-
.,,,, ,roxas A,a,4t DIR Rankin OF |
=, ,'n,t,'.,,, nas l,ro,sr o,,t aratu.
,t,,.tn,, f,,ea IN discover what became |
~, ga ooo ooo of earnings which the |
Ir,,,,to,, a,d rnxas Central railrond omit
,nd fro,n its rcport for 1895, and having |
e,,. ,r,ntn1 ,has the officers OF
W., ,r,,,.,,,. llyilaa Tho missing Doodle |
.'i,,,, ,.,3,,n po,,,u hc ,oyy ,aties INTO the
,,,'',',,.,, ,f rnil,,a, ronstrnctiou ana pro.
my '''' '-9 va 80 ...,,.,,,., in tho
poses to duplicate thF pest ~ 7lcl'9 ''' wv
stuie for $1,000 per mile.
lam. ,,.,,, ana, r.,,,,orc,. of tlr ran
VIZ i,t,s I'm ~ NJ III his stocl. Of
mn r. ,',',,i,, +, ~, I, ,r.q,itr,,.I that
i''' i'','' , i{i, a. roii,,1d commits
.it ~ Id, ', ~ ,,,,s,iisi tirErt Bnrrins
i,Itics NJ Vnn yondt thnr., Is pfobably no
NlW'f H. u u ~ v }J,,o,,s ioss about
W,i. ,.i,e.,n,,tatjtn c,itStinn ham Dr ran.
VIZ tiAlsi 'vii a., NJ H. t,r ,on,iunirl
tn i,.,tiT,, 10 ~ ,i,ird ,',rt yitns are
ny ~ l"'i'"'l0" ~ t't ''''" POI - 49,
tS.rltUi. .,...,. -, ,,,t,,i,
9oiU' A'Nts ato 'l" uuc'ot va i 4" s,,,,,
wv d4'" ti',l'9'' put NJ 800 ~ a. g. Nh
wear VI W. n'.ii itH..'I's t,t,,t ~"
,,,,- ~, ,'fso fn,. IN Jo,n,9 ,6an can lie
HiVir N'iisY l"f 50 VpllIs .len ~ u,
TlFNi ~ 80 t,n.u l.'it Xxx, ii sof
tlls ply III -, @tga holl,'1tS M 'Htoorc
iNi' WI, VIII l,l.'i '' ~ - "a IN
n''l ~" t li i ~, tiro,J nn,6u3s
,' i, 81 ''"''' ~ A'' '"'''
si'HFi"'
.,a 80 ,,-ta-t,,, ror,ori,e +hnt
on di"7''V vi Prote"'io' i'''''' "9 '''''N
"the spectators and railroad mon got
,,.. ,,.itt, .,b,. ho,, na, co,tlo ra{eors at
~, Ga, 4.
! prt Worm once more ana t"e 9"i 90.
tuuio Express quotes an unnamed indi-
,iiu,J who has lust returned from tho late
cattle rals"rs' convention as saying '""''
Ike the Htockmou of South IeN'S' t"e
st1ckuen of Nolnh Texas were Pt"N'"''"
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~asp AIS
MEXICO AMP s,iitsnii''

Madrid, March 10 c,ty has ese OK.
ed to the fact tha' ps,vsssas. & +
S 6, ss4 f fs5s sas
f, (, ss'% Ssiiy as asa s;.ls
mass sslsSsmTi ahs 's apsa
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Does your head itch? You have para
cure you. All druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
scHorENlINrEn NoII.MD noWN.

Horny IAh0uch0re giNos ms as lhe au-
thorized dictionary OF discomfort:
what IS creation? \ failure.
WHAT Is lfc2 y bore.
What is man? \ fraud.
What is woman? Both fraud ana a
bore.
WHAT is beauty \ deception,
What Is love- \ disease.
Nnat Is iisarriasc7 \ mistake.
NV}rtt is "a vhfid2 \ nuisance,
What rs The dcVil2 \ taulc.
" INIT Is guad2 Hypocrisy,
What Is oNu2 Detection.
~ nm ia ,viydom2 sclhSlNicss
NNnt il happiness2 a dcmsou,
What is friendship? lmmhur
What rs gcucrositN2 lmhcctuty.
What as money! ENcrythiNS
What IL everything Nothing.
We're we. perhaps, not happier when We
wcro monkoys2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
,lrIInNAlrE Tux nopGHns.

norsroN. WEDNESDAY. MARCH !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-03

There is something entertaining in the
complacency with which the street railroad
managers and the inventors of the tenders
in use on the local street cars regard their
pet appliances in view Of the frequency
with which these devices fail to fender
few days ago The Star published a long
article rejecting the entire satisfaction Of
not only the railroad and fender people.
but the authorities well, with The pres
ent conditions. Tuesday evening the lates,
accident occurred. A wheelman CHANGED 10
steer in front Of cable car in Georgetown
and was run down. According to the
theory of its construction. the fender should
have picked him up and pushed him along
in front of the car. Instead. 1t rode over
him and passed him back to the wheel
guard, the last defense. This in turn pin
ned him down. and. had 1t not been that
the gripman managed to stop his car ex-
actly at this juncture, doubtless the man
would have been manned or perhaps killed
BY marvel he escaped from the fender
and the wheelguard with no more serious
INJURY than damage to his clothing. 1t ap-
pears that the tenders and wheel-guards
are entirely satisfactory to everybody ex-
cept the people who are so unfortunate as
to get in front of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-03
The RumOr as to Baron Fuya.

The rumor of the recall of Baron Fava,
the Italian minister. upon the ground that
he has not been sufficiently active in press
Ing the investigation of the recent lynchiug
of Italian subjects in Louisiana, seems to
have no warrant. A similar story, 1t is
to be recalled. was put out at the time of
the Malta trouble in New Orleans several
years ago. and Baron Fava did, pending
the settlement of that question, make a
visit to Italy, which was understood to
have been suggested by his government
for the purpose of an explanation of the
Condition of things here, and this served as
the basis for a good deal of gossip. But,
sharp as some OF the correspondence be-
tween tue two governments was on tina.