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PIaster Companv Inoor,orat.d-

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 24.-ArticIes in
cooperating the California Plaster Com
paDy have been filed with the County
Clerk. The capital stock is 500, 900, all
of which has been subscribed. The prin-
cipal place ofc business is to be San Jose
The following are named as directors: ].
II. Henry, L. s. Jones. I. +. Smith, A. T.
Stalder and j. z. Burke.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
Destrovsno Dsseased Cattle.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 24.-From inves-
LEGATIONS made by City and County Veter-
mary Inspector H. A. Spencer it is esti-
mated that nearly one-fourth of the milch
COWS of Santa Clara County are affected
with tuberculosis. Since March 20 the
inspector has examined S92 COWS, 225 of
which were diseased. In one herd of 241
cows 120 were found to have tuberculosis.
A great many oairymen object to their
diseased cattle being killed, and of the
number condemned not more than one
third have been destroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
ACCUSES HIMSELF OF CRIME.
Martin O'Donough Sscears Out Var
rant for His Otcn Arrest

Martin O'Donough SsCears OtGt q Var
rant for His Os1n Arrest
SAN JOSE, CAL, July 24-Martin
O'Donough, resident of Milpitas, who
was recently released from the Stockton
Insane Asylum, last evening swore to a
complaint in Judge Dwyer's court charg-
ing himself with threatening the life of
his nephew. At the time he secured the
warrant he gave the name of Patrick Cos
tello, and accused Martin 0'Donough with
threatening to kill him. When Constable
Cochina went to arrest O'Donoueh he
found him TO be the individual who lad
sworn to the complaint. O'Donough has
spent thirteen years in various asylums,
and he has an imaginary grievance against
Costello. O'Donough insisted on being
taken into custody, put the consts BILE re
fused To do 30
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
CONES JUST IN TIME.
4 Destitute MGn Isherits TsUo Milton
Dollars.

D0tIGrS.
BOSTON, MASS, July 24.-william f.
Woodward of Sansome street, this city.
aged "a, In delicate health, out of work for
many weeks, without money and in debt
for board and lodging, is informed by two
kilograms and letter received since July
Is from E. T. Cole, trustee, San Jose, Cal.
that his fathers twin, Theodore S. Wood.
W ard. died June IL, leaving him by will
81, 04l, 900 of an estate of $1,000 600. A copy
of the will received here by mail shows
that young Woodward's inheritance con-
sists of SIC, COO in cash and the balance in
stoc ks, bonds and real estate. Wood ward
never saw his uncle, who went West forty
ye erS ago.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
Summer Clearance Sale
the one event of shoe-seIIing
this year.
We mention a few samples
picked at random. The balance
makes a big store full.
Reduced

Reduced
Infants, moocasin. size. to ...iBoo iES@ to zoe
to g. ~ ~ -. $50 7bo to 45c
Ito ...................,.....:.75 - .-' ...:.75c to soc
or brown cloth top, spring heel,
sizes TO 7.........-.. 81. 25 to 90c
Child fan Goat Button, stout soles,
spring heels, sizes 10 12...... 81 .25 to 95c
Sizes to I01a .....-.......$l ST. so to $1.15
Misses Tan Goat Button spring
heels sizes IL to q. 81. 75 to 81. 50
Ladies' Fine Glace Kid Button,
pointed or narrow square toe So. 80 to 81. 65
Ladies White Canvas oxford Ties $500 to 81 rs
Ladies' White Canvas Southern Ties$2 so to S1.70
Ladies' Canvas Leggings, black or
russet ..-...-.-.-...............75 to SOC
Assorted lot of Ladies' Fine French
Kid Button, A B widths only,
sizes 21s to 3112, worth SIS to So,
reduced TO-. ...-.-....-. S1.0O
Boys Veal Button Shoes, all sizes
up TO g. reduced from ........... zoo te s1.15
Blucher ......... $3.50 to sl.so
Mems Satin Calf Lace and Congress,
medium square toe and tip. So so to 81. so
Mems Russet Calf, narrow square
toe, lace, hand welt, fine dress
Shoe ...........-- -.....So.OU 10 So.oV
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
STOCKTON RsGArTA.
Obstacles s,i the Eay of a Water Zosrsa-
nient Are ken.ored.

STOCKTON, CAL. July 24.-The Native
Sons met tonight to consider the PROPOSE
tion made by President Humphrey of the
Pacific Athletic Association to hold a re-
gatta here on Admission day. Recently
Humphrey wrote to Chairman Grunsky of
the amusement committee, making what
the committee considered an unreasonable
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
Not,ouaI Indian Eduoators.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 24.-The closing
session of the National Indian Convention
was held at the State Capitol to-day.
1.-The Connection Between the Day School
and the Indian. Home" was talked of by
Lizzie Lampson of the La Pointe (Wis.)
agency.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25

Cole and A. Hardie, Drs. D. C. Barber and
Louise M. Harvey, Professor Bailey of tn
State University. Messrs. Healey and Coch-
ran and Professor Hoose. The summer
school will continue on for several weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
WEYLEk,s LATEST MOVE.
Fill Close Certasa Ports TO Anrsrican
Rnnnrin EEporfers.

VIII CIose CcTtdtH IOTts TO A"s0F'O"''
Banana EDporters.
NEW YORK, N. Y, July PA Herald
special from Washington says:
Captain. General Weyler intends to show
no leniency to American merchants en-
gagged in the Cuban banana trade. This
is shown by dispatch from Consul-Gen-
eral Lee, received at the State Department
Yesterday, stating that General Weyler
intended to close at once certain potts in
Eastern Cuba to American banana ex-
porters.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25

rlia II you are suffering from chronic constfpa-
tion or from bowel disorder If you are afflicted
with Dyspepsia, you should use the remedy that
VIII clean the stoma ch and bowels and is not Of
fensive. II you use joys Vegetable Sarsa pariila
you will suffer from no Inconvenience uneasiness
or gripping sensations.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25

VERY MARK ON YOUR
face, every plmple, bIotch,
blood scar and oad-blood
sign is an offense to your
friends and an annoyance
TO yourself. You can av old
these awful pimples by
using a sarsaparilla which
contains no iodlde of potas-
SUM, no mineral or mercu-
rial drug. Such a sarsapa-
rilla is the famous remedy
IOVig Nanafnl,la &nrcnn
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FOR SALE-BICICLES.

NEW ERA BICYCLES - STRICTLY RICH
grade and fully guaranteed Price, $40. Second
band ''h.cs only in use = Months and in tine con
d.ii9n at low prices. Bicycle SuBdrir>: BIuwHe,
Messenger. On 'isty aud pneumatic saddles; AlLd-
din lanIps bells. Ne. TandeinS ard wheels for
hire. Open on Sundays. 6lo + 81. NV. au2'-l2t'
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMERS
WAf EFIFLD AND I. v. ARRowSNITfI
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS


STEAMER WAKEFIELD LEAVES WASHING
TON, DC. Mondays and Saturdays, am. for
intermediate Landings TO Colonial Beach. BusbwooJ.
Rock Point. Coltcns and Nonin creek; returning,
arrives at Washington Tuesdays and sundays
about pm. Wednesdays. an. for inierme-
Point, Colton's, Stones. Howari's aud Columns
Nomini creek; returning, arrives ut Washing ton
about Ii DIN. Thursdays.
STEAMER I. V. !N;ROWSMTTH. Mondays an!
Wednesdays. pm. for Colonial Beach. colton's
St Georges Island. Smith creek. Coan and Y.o,
ctmiuco rivers: returning arrives AZ Washington
ecrly "Wednesday anG Friday mornings.
Saturdays, pm. for Riverside. Colonial Beach
Coton's, Piney Point. st. Georges Island Smiths
rves at Washington Sundays about 10 pm.
See schedule lin effect June ~. 1896.
jy7-tf c. W. RIDLEY. General Ms lser
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
Steamer Potomac will leave eth ST. wharf every
SCNrAY, at Pm, for Baltimore and River
Landings Steamer Sue leaves every SATI RDAY
at 5 p.m for Lower River Landings and MON.
DAYS, Mt 4 pm. for Baltimore and River Land
on Baltimore freight. STEPHENSON & Hno
Agents. $40 Pa ave. Telephone 745 ty7-tf
f. S. RANDALL. POTOMAC RIVER LINE
eth street. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at
am. landing at all wharyes far down as Mad.
dox creek, Va, including Chapel Puut and Co,,ri,l
Beach, returning on Mondays about . pm; We'd
ne sdays and Fridays about $3.50 pm Passenger ac-
commoda tions ilrst-class. Freight received until
F. A. REED CO. E. S RANDALL.
Agents Alexandria. Proprietor and Manager
GEO. o. CARPENTER. Gen. Agt
3aS0 Washington. n. C.
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ATTORNEYS.

Campbell CAIHI>GroN, ATToKNEI-ATI.Aw,
We sf,.r Law building, sos u ST. NV. Washing
ton. -. c. Residence No. Mount Vernon Fia-A
N.a Eolk a:e. AID J:h ST. NV. eels
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

THE OFFICE OF THE ANiAiONIATED STEAM
Carpet Cleaning ard RcIo' ating Works and U.
: Mattress 10. is removed Ia 500 11th ST. NV
Good work and low figures. Works loo, and 1851
.,S;h stnw. Tel. 800. VI. NEWNfEH. Mgr. sci II
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS AND NOTARY rUl..
lie for all states and territories q SPECIALITY
by Il. ID. EVANS. Office tbasemeLtJ, 1921 L st.
Always in Office, Office hours. myil-tf
CHARLES s. BUNDY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories,
BIT AZ st. NV. lncw Equity building).
de17-tf
JOHN =. BEALL. JOHN +. MITCHELL,
Commissioners OF Deeds for every state and terri.
tory, Notary Public. United States Commissioned.
- Once. 1874 3 1t. first doorl.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

To PENSIONERS:
LORINti CHAPEL. Notary Public
VIII he His office, S22 ii st. me- to serve
you Friday, September 4, 1896, from O'Clock
am until ~ pm. se1-cts
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FOR RENfA-sHOUsEs.
TURN1sXED.

Vol. RENT-WANTED M1nRIE,D COUPLE TO
snare part OF rent and expense OF Broom furnish
Gu house, 18th st. n. W. house renting for $3.50;
NJ. j., Star office. - aust ST.
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UNFURNisHIcD

FOR HESf-SMA!L HaUSE on 18TH ST, IN
stone 81" court Apply to s..lW., 12es Mass ave.
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FOR RENT THE PLEASANT RESIDENCE HO7 q
st. NV: . rooms; all NIL; large yard; SS5 50
per month In advance. Inquire within or at $40
9th St 1S1S
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOX SALE-A NICE HOUSE IN FASHIONABLE
E"rlhweSt; no reasonable offer refused; will eN-
Shansc for smaller house ground. EQUITY,
Star office. $50,
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LADIES GOODS.

NINE LOkEE WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE HER
customers AMI friends her pariors. IL.
1ltA st. NV, I'd loor. set
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-si2 PER MO-, SITTING AND BED
loom; ID floor front; nicely fur Also fiat 3
rooms; fur. for housekeeping; good location. 1888
18th st. NV. It,
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FOR iiENT-HOISE 1919 .u'TII ST. NV: II
rooms and bath; So.
s House ~ l. ST. NV. Il rooms and . baths;
S6O ROHT. l. FLEMING, 1918 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-1O24 nth ST. lar, BATHS. SG5. 90
1913 18th st. 1r&b. $40. 90 G15 NV ST.. % so
1921 st, 7r&b. DOL 200 G ne GrSb. 90. 90
6S2 Second 6rb "a 90 ia Hams al, Ar. 10. 90
au2S THOS. w. HUNGERFORD, 1919 H ST.
FOR RENTAL REDUCED PRICES.
1887 st NV 12r. $50 O0 1915 Covngton 4r .$12. 30
92e st NV. 7r. so 945 Liberty st. 5r. $50
727 9Th st me- Or. 80 l23 st sw, Or: $50
800 ct ne, Or. $500 722 Green's ct, Ar. s. so
427 10th nw.5r apt. 25 90 SIT 10th ST. of rm 10 90
SIT 10th st sto 10. OO FOG 18th sw, so Ii. 90
215 18th ST. ,3story store and warehouse GO. 90
au2S-6t r. G. CAMPBELL, 517 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-A NEW, BEAUTIFUL, LIGHT BRICK
r"lise, il3s Zoth st. nv. y rooms: modern bath:
rot water heat, electric bells and lighters. speak
Ing tubes and all modern fnprovn1n to date;
Sb9"o per month L. ". SAL NDEliS, ohio Bank
Dug, i-th anu u SIS. Se2-Gt
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ID. SfDNE X SONS. Nli a Sni L NV

FOX SALE TO SETTLE AN ESTATE ONLY
Sl.1T): well worth Si.JoO-A hey house: 3 stories
and 80 liar; furnace; ; entrances rs cellar: side
alley; = rooms aud bath; stationary washstanI;
on GA" of the mos: desirable squares George
toUH-..'fh A.
4 L NJ ~ 4 SDu. L..
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FOR RENT
s. -. 81 Aliens ct. Ii.
$500. 1924 I'd sw, Ar.
81. 30. ..242l Shows. Ir.
$3.50. 916 3d Sc. Or.
$50. 1911 Temp av, Ar.
S7.S0.l6U3 Grace'd ct, Ar
IS. .12i3 Il NV. 2r.
IS. 1852 Blad'sb'g I'd. 81.
IS. 1918 Valley st. Ar.
$3.50. 626 Gordon av, Ar.
s.. 80. ....1OO0 w st, ST.
50. 30. .122S Half Sc. Or.
81. 30. .1221 X Sc, Or.
$3.50. 10 Col av, 5r.
$3.50 Z Sumner row, Ar.
$40. .231 X ne, 5r.
5000. .216 Parker, 5r.
S!0.3O.9 Fenton pl n, Or.
5000. 1921 aIa NV, Or.
$40. so. GIT Sheridan. Or.
$1I. .2221 7th NV, 5r.
$12. .3412 o st. Or.
S12. 1927 list ne, S&d.
S!2.3O. .9l2k, 18th st, 5r.
S12. 80. .2315 G NV, Or.
$12.2O. .3l5 Az sw. CIR.
$12.50.1714 18th, shop.
$1o. so. 1924 y nv. Jr.
$3.50. % Mass av. 5r.
S14. 10. ....142S 21st, 5r.
$14.50.1614 18th NV, Or.
Sl4.5O. ..1s2l 9th NV. 5r.
SIS. ......912 F NV, fiat.
$3.50. 800 Sd he. 6r.
SIS. 81 Pierce, Or.
$500. :. .1O4 NJ NV, 5r.
S15. 40. AZ Defrees, 6r.
$16. 900 Del av ne. SID.
S16.35. 1417 Bath NV. 7r.
$3.50. .24291k NJ st, Or.
S17.3O. -. 1884 f ne, Or.
$3.50. .241 X ne, Or.
$17. SS......2O7 G. ne, Or.
.$1S. .1116 G NV, Or.
SIS. 90. AIS 9TH ne. Or.
$40. so. 1921 Pierce pl, 7r.
$50. 80. 46S Wash'n st, Or.
$50. 80. :. 40 Wash'n. Or.
500. 35. .633 Mass ne, Or.
$50. IS. .618 A ne, 7r.
S20.35. 1856 n NV, 7r.
$50. 40.21S Arthur pl, 7r.
$50. 40. .44S n ] Sc, 7r.
SEC. so. POI K ne, 1r.
S21. ......2428 X NV. Or.
$21. 80. 1924 L st, Or.
$22.50.323-25 It'll Sc. stO.
$3.50. .226 Mass av. 7r.
au31-m, w&f b. II. WAR
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lpi SALE-AT Si.5n1 DECIDEDLY TIE REST
h"iS' ever "n"I.d fer the pTirc-lS feet wide:
nov; WAC" idlI; Larry" rooms; lot about Is feet
d'"p 20 alley: ru"u3s, bath. stationary wash
siand; FURNACE; within walking distance of the
departments.
81. 81 u u STnNE a SnNS Ani !, NC 1. q. .u
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FOR EENT-2 LARGE NICELY FUR. ROOMS.
suitable TO: 4 D, rty of gentlemen, will rent
to couple without children for light housekeeping;
private family; new house, ;.ln.i.; Cap Hiil,
within l minutes walk from Pa. and cable.
$40 9Th st. Sc se1-2t"
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FOR RENT-SrIENDID FRONT ROOM,2D FLOOR,
with coed hoard, for two pleasant persons of
either seq, in pleasant private family: REFER
ences; terms reasonable for class. Call or ad-
dress 1902 = ST. NV It,
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FOR EXCHANGE

That handsome new house. u 80 L ST; 10 rooms
bath hot water heat: rcurls on first floor
FOR EXCHANGE.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EN'lAN,:E TWO VERY FINE WHITE
Si't" pf>"> i'll t'l" fashion h- rs,riawc~-. both
v'i rri't'si #u'. Two -ilt-nlSc l"'S. ais" rssti-
west. Tor lInrlmlnl,i gr'ud IN Columbia
H"i-"t> atd pa cash difference Z H.,a'ssaty ID
DIS SINi'A. star Ole. s..22w
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Fois sALl;-BY T.. e. BAUAIGKAS,
t.'hone ~ lao q ST w
iGAHel AR1E!tS FOR FINE MODERN HOMES.
SCI f' N''' iva asst
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80 LIST Sc, Grab. .21. so
lEl3 Mcmillan ava.

foii RENT-NEW BROWN STONE HOUSE, ON X
st. near 18th: SOUTH FRONT: 10 rooms: bauu-
t T., nnsh; deep lot; only $50. J. .. JOHNSON,
OlI l. st. 4
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FOR RENT-JOHN L. WEAVER,
Cor. E and sth SITS. NV: Telephone 1l04
1929 10th. new 12r. $50 .33I GOT F NV, Or Is 90
1307-911 14th. 11r. G5. O0 212 St. fur Sr Is 90
1884 17th cor, new, Tor. col 10 D Sc, 6r % 90
1923 18th NV, Tor. 80. 00G63 So Car ave- IT. % so
1890 18th, new, Tor. so. DOL 1924 l4th NV Sr % 90
1903 Q NV, Tor. 80. DOL 1913 Spruce IT., 20 so
!d22 NV, 12r. 90 WI AZ NV, Or. 20. so
1207-911 Q NV, Tor. 45. DOL 11-15&17 NV 90 so
16O9-11 18th NV. Tor. As DOL 1925 p NV 6r 20 80
1913 4th NV, 12r. AS DOL i62S 11th NV store 20 90
1911 NV, Tor. 4O.0Ol 400 Elm. LDl'k n IS 40
1902 VT ave. Sr. 40 Dol HOG Odd. 6r mi 10 80
152S-30 NV, 7r.. .35 sol Ala Elm, IDP, 7r. .16 80
5az Del av ne, 7r. g 6U l40oh NV. store. .l6 80
1852 31st st, Or. col Office rooms 600 b NJ.
1904 Vt ave. 7r. :. 80. DOL 1923 ct &C. ~ 10 90
1903 Linden, LDP, 7r25. 20 10l7 18Th se Dr. q %
au22-tf
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Fol. RENT

FOR RENT-10 ROOMS AND . BATHS; NICI.
l0catlcn. and in good condition: cheap rent to
coed, permanent tenant. S. l.. BYRN, 1914 18th
ST. s.o-3t4
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For RENr-1224 18TH ST. NV, cor. MASS.
ave. comfortably furnished LIST floor room, with
inst board, at moderate terms; also ID floor
front room; refs. exch. aulS1m'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RE,NT-iIANDSOME NEARLY NEW FUR
niture for Broom Louise in exchange for home with
party owning renting nice house Address
NJ. A. Star Office. Refert noes exchanged aulU 12i.
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRrTEHS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
in city; one month applies purchase Of new
when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF, SEAA1ANS & BENEDICT
de19tf Cor. Sth and F SITS. NV
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WAREHOUSES;.

WA TEA Fl IsNi~Hr.D HOUSE WEST OF
i'll st. NV. all! lease for YEAR
CtIAS L BANES,
Il 1874. and ~ -ts
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED,

FOR RENT-2205 18th ST NV; Z LARGE
rooms and bath: tiled hearths; cabinet mantcl
mirrors range; latrobes; closets in all rooms;
large yard; all in peri ct order; ard clean;
cny S2o5o TtEoD. FIIEBUS. Ohio Bank bdg
18th and g s.s n W au9s
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FIN ALE.

WANTED CLEAN .'DI1i:t,D GIEI. OF; y MID
'.-aS'd "Iior,,! @ori.u To 30 general hnuSewnrk
s4nJil IJuii:- Ad'!rsSs Boa loo, S...r Office.
WANTED SAI.tSl-NDY Fol; DRY GOODS STORE:
ga" having exp r!cl!-c preferred. references
luiry'i Apply Iaur>lay, 1O-i2 am, y. KI.EE
Bi-AT I. iID1 II ne. IT.
WANTFl MAID Fol; ELDERLY LADY; COOK
family: waitress. UI.st-S. - vegetable cooks,
IL riaslihrr!na.t!>. = --li'-I housewprkcrs. I'M
II+iI fiI.NT IN ii-i>fir;. Gl4 18Th $685.
WANTED IN EX!E,,;fE.Nt'f,p COOK. APPLY III
t1.G Nth - nv: must c"nI. rrcnr.' n u i .
WANTED - F.XI':-l; EI.,C!.D SETTLED WOMAN
f"r = "ra! Eu:s,rWpgl in family 70: three: rISt
bring good rr;er"ncc and Stay nights. Apply l3:s
VI. SpI-2h-
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ALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED STI.NHt,I.APIIEisS AND REM NGTON
typewriter operators directed to POSITIONS EN-
TIN fis> Provided "Jfat,.nI stcnCsriiIrriS and
]; -::iH-tan operations: elIaTse Tor services.
WftHofF. Sl.IMANS 4 BENEDICI. Ec,nisl. Ton
Igpr'Hfiter tll-r. StI AID + SITS NV nt.-ctf
NANEED - STE<'GEhPIEES AND CALL
SI%Ph. DyES1l.Urr --lGSt operators. En-
p.oy"rs prov rtri with competent s;cuo:ri piers
AID Typewriter Di"'rators free OF charge. UNITED
TYPEWRITER: and SUTTLIES CO. Is21 L
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTtb-A FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS FOR
y. au.l-.,t'
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-09-17

wrought this great sin the curse of the
nameless god fell upon my father, and,
as you know, he was smitten with a
sore disease. Then it came about that
when he lay dying remorse took him,
and he wrote certain paper which he
caused to be witnessed and given to me,
together with this tablet.
I'm my hand hold that paper. lords;
hear it and judge for yourselves
whether I have spoken truth or false
hood" and she read aloud the confes-
sion of Natal that set out every detail
of our plot, and che manner of its ex-
ecution.
'Now, lords" she added when the
reading was finished and the signatures
had been examined, you will under
stand how it happened that in my rage
at this tidings 1 strove to kill yonder
infant, who has been palmed off upon
it to you to deal with those who planned
the fraud
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-09-17
IN THE BOOK WORLD.

Louis Becke, the romancer of the
South seas, is at present in Australia.
He has been collaborating with an un-
known writer on new novel.
Gertrude Atherton has for the mo-
ment abandoned the field of sensational
novels and has written stirring tale
for boys. The scene is laid IN Californis
in the early days Of the century.
The long story upon which Miss Har~
eaden has been engaged for the past
two years is more cheerful than 'Ships
That Pass in the Night" and the scenes
are laid entirely in England.
There is soon to come out in this coun.
try biography Of Nansen, the explorer.
The writer's are two of his countrymen,
who are his intimate friends, and Will
liam Archer will make the translation.
'Yekl," a New York ghetto story. by
A. Cahan, seems destined to-be famous,
for Zangwill has written approvingly Of
it and Howells has extended it com.
plimentary and lengthy review.
Chester Bailey Fernald, who jumped
10 fame through his magazine story
1.-THE Cat and the Cherub," and who has
since written more clever stories of the
Chinese quarter of San Francisco, is to
publish them all, the book coming out
in October.
Miss Katherine Pearson Woods al.
lowed herself nearly five years for the
completion of her historical novel
which is about to appear, John: a Tale
of King Messiah The volume is the
first of three, which are all to deal with
the social message of Christianity to the
first century.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-09-17

A cape of velour du Nord is "a inches
long, cut round, and trimmed with 6
combination of dull and beaded effects
in rayed design, the whole edged with
O six-inch band of Astrakhan, the
Astrakhan itself being again finished
with a round edge of chinchilla.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-09-17
THE STARS IN THE SKY.

THE STARS IN THE SKY.
The stars in the sky
And God is above;
He watcheth, he teacheth
His lessons of love.
The stars in the sky;
Be patient, and SEE
How wisely God dealeth
With th..e and with me
He giveth, He taketh,
And giveth again;
His reasons are hid
From the children of men.
Through ways that are weary,
Meningitis of despair,
He walketh beside us
We each are His care.
He ne'er will forsake US,
Meier leave US alone,
For the stars In the sky
And Gods on His throne.
ADA I. Gale, in n. w. Christian Advo-
cate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-09-17

The air after a heavy snowfall or
shower is usually very clear, because
the snow rain in falling brings
down with it most of the dust and i'm
purities, and leaves the atmosphere ex,
eeedingly clear.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-09-17

She-"Why, VIII, those trousers look
as if you had been sleeping in them!~
He-'I have. I wore them to church
last Sunday"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-09-17

Rubidium is OF a greenish gray ap
pearance and comes as powder. It
value is SIS ner ounce.