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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19

Assouan. Egypt. April r.-At present
there are about 1900 men on the Souda-
nese frontier. out of which there are gath
cred at Akasheh three battalions OF infan-
try, squadron Of cavalry and a battery
Of six guns under Hunter Pasha- The lat
ter force. as soon as sufficient cameis have
arrived on the spot for purposes OF trans
port. viii push on TO Suarda, which Is gar
risoned by a strong force Of Dervishes.
The attacking party, under Col Hunter.
will number nearly e.o0o men. while the
number of Dervishes at present at Suarta
ia about l4.ofa. Hickman Bey left Assouan
on Monday with instructions 10 push on
with all speed to Suaria In order TO take
up the post OF chief OF sia1 TO Col. Hunter
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Political Reforms In Cuba.

Aadrid April Is-The minister for the
colonies expects the political reforms law
10 go into effect AZ Porto Rico on June
and IA Cuba on Jelly L The eoyernnssnt
denies that the United States prompted
This sstp-
Ex-N.rister OF Justice Rctieeo. the Con-
servAtfve depssty from the MasAzzzs dis
trfct has resigned. an6 intends 70 demand
TIA, the chamber qGash TIE Cuban elec-
tons.
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Iasermpr'.oamcn, tor Abusing chi,arcn

Ottawa. Ont. April iS.-Mrs. He'll. for
cruel srsataasn; 10 her grandchildren. was
to-day sentenced 20 life imprisonment. She
ptsnished hoy OF Is and \ g;rt Of fe With
the most nendish tortures her ingenuity
could devise. stripping them TO the thin
nssi ciothing she would soak them IN
water and compel them 10 sit before open
windows when the temperature was sew
erai degrees oeIow Zero. until their attirs
was frozen sim. On one occasion the boy
was kept at work in the cold. Improperly
clad. uatii h.s toes were fraxsn and dropped
on The children were fed vlctuais mixed
with nosious iiasds Ike kerosene. turpeu-
tine ana worse.
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Tacoma. April IS - Special. - T1osiis
Eiuesos q young ranensr accused u as
sauit with intent 70 xiii Oh Alfred Cen
rad. xas found guilty In the superior court
this asieTnoon- lie will BE- xentenced iris
week The penalty IL from two 70 four
teen years IN the pessttsntisry. Kiuek9v
becan@ engaged IN an aItsrcaticn With
Conrad claimed the boat ard Was on sfa
rsogn, * rowing away with II vher sTsi
upos ny kInckow. The hall psssei
through Courad's leg and arm. he br-n9
IN a stcopiuE posture at the tina Ths
complainant hss faily reros cred.
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jefferson County Primaries

Port Townsend. April is-The RepahlI-
can fight between the Jones ana wasson
factions took definite form her. This even
ing az the ward. primaries held for the
purpose OF eiacfinz delegates to the eo,zn-
" convention Each faction had separate
ballot boxes. ard two sets Of delegates
Eer- elected hot county convenrtor, ss
anticipated next saturday Jones and
Wassou Ars both looked upon as axpsrants
for the pos Gtor of collector Of r.szsff,ru. an
case Of a national Republican Victory
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A<o-ss1c-, Apri IS-Tec boom IA S.-yciss
Is ss'reasslEg iaso shs strzrxess corus-s %
TIE earth The latest fara~zy orders were
9esesFca from sAe a-aeor cs AsehaztSsAr.
sEe ass sent for Il t0e az Ergitsn rang
1sAenir-s Tor tha use os she faasrs cs Ass
hA-en- II the custom s7s-~ads in oshsr
Eastern hsrers here Will Be- some saitSl-
Saisy here in meeting The demand. ard
some OF ths<e newly ape-e6 trades should
ana saeir Tay into American hands.
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Ferdinand Of Bulgaria Visits the Gar.

ST Petersburg April E.-Prtnce Fs-1s-
nan1 % Bulgaria arrived today and was
welcomed al the railroad station By shs
Grand Duke Vladimir and STAFF and n1rz-
h--r of DISTINGUISHED Russians. II. Turk
ssh ambassador ard his SgAE ssrs also
pre<eEs 70 welcome the prince The latter
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KILLED AT IssAQuAa.


rssaaush. April is-Speciai.-Osear Johns
son was struck on the head by rock fan.
Ing from the roof Of the mine this evening
as the night shift was going on and In
siantly killed. He came here from New
castle a few days ago. and but very little
can be found out as TO his relatives He
was FinisndeY, about 81 years old, and
Is supposed TO have been unmarried. ft
Is shoeght that he has relatives on Coos
hay. Oregon
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wAT.u THE COMET TONIGHT.
=
II VIII Pass at rse Right side Of Tho
PfetadeS.

Lowe OBSERVATORY. Cal, Aprll Is
swif.'s comet is getting brighter. and via
pass AZ tie right hand side OF the Pietadea
tomorrow night II can be seen with small
telescopes and field glasses II was vfnt-
h.e with a portion cf Pisiadsa in the t<1
OF the fissier tarsghs. The motion b Al
most exactly north
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Lc1doa. April ls,-TAere Rave been -
,resn cases az smallpox at Gloucester
making so.a OF l.$e, since the ep.tennsc
oroSs out. on acco1nt o< ths aEsi-v4e-sna-
non saezz. since ass2elless. % the izAaas-
saats o; that phase
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whatcora. April Sp~eiaI.-7-he IL
ysar-ofd daughter 0: Mr.. and Mrs Gar
-sso- died ~ the home % aer parents
OF Front street. yesterday morning of
sfiphfh~rsa and was buried today An
otssr a<s!d n the same family. 10 years
cid. is very III with tss same disease The
house "a Guaranteed
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Gen. Darlington Sent From Gibraltar
to the Cape.

London. April ls.-Gen- Darlington. the
British commander at Gibraltar, has been
ordered TO the Cape of Good Hope In or
der TO take command OF the British forces
IN Mataheie,and. He is a veteran in South
African warfare
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TAcDrua. April 1s-speciai--A warrani
was issg%zi today by Jasfsee AcAsrrsy fss
fhs arrest 81 Dag Monaghan and 6. J.
June on q ehafxe OF resisting Toun Mar
shat f1ilAser. OF orting Monaghan had
fse<n ngating and June assisted In his ~
sfstlnx arrest I.1isger had four Assist
arts. 6ot Monaghan ard june wsre toe
rnaeh fog them AMI drove tnern frsH foxn
Sore shots we're f3rsd, but nStaody was hit
Constable Cromwell wcnt 70 Orsissg u
make the arrests.
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A drunken Man crassA,, =. n..,s

Portland. April is-Jsrnes z Turner .
pfAsserer. while in an Intoxicated ro-.si-
TIon ;hts afternoon wandered sr;a re
basement OF the oreEaaian building. where
ne xss caught In = ry- heed an.! cr,sSs.s1t
10 death
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Vienna, Aprli N--pr. Lenxer, the anti.
Semitic leader In the reichsrafh. WAS again
eis-rte3 targomaster Of Vienna today by
vote a1 y 90 ~ The minority Of Lsbernia
voted for DT. Grashel Crowds greeted tbs
announcement or the result with ehcerA
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FseA Marshal Yauazsts sailed from
Sew YORK for Europe oz the steamer La
Toura-.e Sz;9r1zy.
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proceessea ID Tsarskoessso. II order 10 yisss
the cxsr.
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HIS Dervishes No Longer Men,
ace T0kar and Suakim.
The Egyptians. Under British OFF,
GERS, Make Capable Soldiers.
In the Autumn Campaign the British
Wfii Use Great Rapid-Fire Guns
That Throw Explosive shells, Dis
ablfnx 600 Dervfshes at a shot.

London. April ls-The defeats Of the der
wishes outside Of Sssakina and around To-
ksr have drawn attention 10 the fact thst
troops from India VIII shortly have TO BE-
faEsSaa there IL the campaign against the
kaaisa IS 20 be properly cca6ucSed and
the Sudan rsconqaered. The friendly
tribes IL the vicinity OF Saaktrs and Tokar
are constantly hs-assing the 6ervtshes
and are keeping the latter continually on
tie move. while avoiding any serious en-
gagsnents- The scouts report thar Osuala
D.gna has rstreated to A1ararns, and the
friendly chief onaniitata has reoccupsed
the Agoa district II is expected that tho
news Of the defeats of the iery.snes VIII
soon reach the Nile and have a saiu1ary
effect IN the Dongola district
There is much qualification IN England
al the splendid showing made by Ia Egyrs-
tan troops under British 11l.cers. AID Trey
are said 70 be becoming strong enough 10
Be pdtsed against fhe iervishes with every
chance Of victory. Indeed. according 20
many of the war correspondents. the fel-
lahecn TOW appear to be equal TO the Sou
aanese as soldiers.
The recent defeat of the dervishes has
also had the important result of compelling
Osnan Digna TO evacGate positions AROUND
,fokar whence he had made forays upon the
friendly tribes. and .t has apparently
ca,ssed a diversion Ia the Dongoia district,
where the dsrvishes have already missed
the first opportunity Of hansing the An
gic-Egyptiaa advance guard
The Lne OF communication between
Akashah and Wady Halfa is now secure,
ard ratroiied on al sides by friendly chiefs
A small party Of derv.shes fired into the
camp at AkAsheh yesterday evening and
vanished in the night Immediately after
ward
Some Of Great Britain's largest guns will
be employed for the arst time during the
autumn campaign In the Sosidan- They
carry highly explosive shells ten miles
and each shell is capable Of disabling 90
Of the enemy. These guns have such a
rapid nre capacity that before the first
shell bursts three others are on their way
in the same direction The government
shea foundry has been overwhelmed with
orders for the manufacture Of the pro-
jecti1es. and private contracts for 100000
shells have been given OUT
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Ru.sia and France Heln,ng Aby=.,nia.

London, April S.-The interest OF Russia
in Abyssinia is arousing the curiosity OF
Europe. and there is great deal of iroEi-
cal comment here regarding the alleged
Russian Red Cross expedition fitted out by
popular subscription. 10 proceed to Mas
sowah and thence inland to attend the
wounded Aby sslniaus. The present Rus
81 te1ax peStision recalls the former so-eATied
scientific and religious missions which
have resulted In welding political links.
The present expedition is led by Gen. Shev-
doff, who has as his assistants Capt Swe-
jagin. the Russian explorer of Abyssinia:
Lieut. kochovSki, a skilled engineer off,
GER; six assistant surgeons. sixty attend
ants. one paymaster and three interpre-
tiers. But it Is more than suspected that
the surgeons and their assistants know
much more about killing men than they do
about healing wounds. and evidence is ac-
cumulating IN many directions showing
that both Russia and France have been
smuggling arms and ammunition into
Abyssinia and possibly even into the Sou
dan. and the agents of these countries are
beginning the work of organizing the
tribes against the Italians and British.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

Browns Iron Tonic natures own
remedy, Smith Drug Company
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

The workman often eats his lunch
on the same bench where he does
his work. The office man turns his
desk into a dining table. Neither
gets the out of doors exercise he
needs, neither takes the proper time
for eating. 1t is.small wonder that
the digestion of each gets out of
order. In such cases DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets come to their as
sistance by aiding nature in taking
care of the food,
The cause of nine-tenths of the
sickness Of the world is constipa-
ton. From this one cause come
Indigestion; disorders of the stom-
ach, liver and kidneys; biliousness,
headaches, hatulence, heartburn,
impurity Of the blood and the serl-
GUS complications that follow, To
begin with, constipation is a little
thing, and a little thing will cure it..
The Pleasant Pellets" are tiny,
sugar coated granules. They will
perfectly cure the worst case of
constipation and Indigestion. If
the druggist tries to sell you some
other pill that pays him greater
profit, Just think Of what will best
pay you.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

LOUIS IzEILBROrJ
The Leading and Reliable JHweler
Offers special inducements
this week iu
Diamonds, Watches, Fine Jewelry
and SllverwaTe.
WATCH Our special prices in
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

II, B, HOLMAN,
7.2l.tl. State Agt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24
Knowles.

Parents, it is important that your
girls have a musical education, The
Conservatory of Music of the Tex
arkana College, is the place to get
it. 1t IS chartered, and conse-
quently, its diplomas are as valu'
able as those Of any other institu'
ton. Full conservatory course,
and gold medal offered pupils max
ing best progress. Opens Sept. lst.
PAUL ScuMoLoK,
8-19.tf Director
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

Parents wishing their children
taught music should send to teach
ers who are here to stay. Prof.
and Mrs, r, E. McCann teachers
of violin, mandolin, piano and vo-
cal. For terms, etc, call on or ad-
dress T, E. MCCAIN, Alb Walnut
street. u
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

presented to your view, high hills
and broad valleys, you can not but
agree with me on the desirability of
this mountain for a summer home.
j. w. JOHNSON,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24
Brick for Sale.

Mr.. s. r. Carter wishes to inform
the people of Texarkana that he
has plenty Of brick on hand at his
yard at Fairvew, and he is prepared
for all kinds Of contracting and
brckwork at the shortest notice
Those in need Of his services can
leave orders at his brickyard, 28tt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

BurdsaIs pictures are all the talk
of the town. S23.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

Huddestou Bros, have Just r.
ceiyed a fine line Of smoked neat,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

A Manhattan shirt is the best on
earth We are the sole agents,
SHARPE q BREWER.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

Moth balls at the parlor Drug
store, l0c pound.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24

Why will you suffer from heat
aud other germ diseases when you
can be relieved by using Wagoners
DlsInfeetant.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24
-a1I--1r-1-S -o- - -al-S


#ahav been O. recognized leaders I'D the Piano aha Craa
business ID Arkansas al yae arg period a5oa aad
ae5 5aallE proud Of ta reputation
lnu..erl llG ID One s.ate tr19. tfe b.
eIa. price, gaaI. c.ns.e q oI oa Favorable
..a.1. out even
some uIe aealaas.rl tar and he .u-
journey eure aHtactian-
Vessel Lae best aiauas IN tie Gct Ha.et
and Auaao Hano endorsed uE Of the araat als
and aud t ac#oa vhelserr'acso II
yoo ae, ong
Organ ought to be a.h h1et Hd quality core
. .tl.rad. the cIa @ere more than lt.ll0 a.H n
.e aa4 NOT .ds customer no lsr -lcoa0l.ria-
l01cru.8 beoaered. What tAiaE you2
gou desire anything n ooc line new eeoHa ard let
d. hear aon gau ew t-.lt ou rgat oa terms
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-24
TUFTS Pills
Cure ALl
liver ills.

BY die timely use Of
Liver Pills. an old and
aa remedy Of increasing
aoa a.ty. Always cures
HEADACHE,
stomach, malaria, indiges-
torpid liver constipation
I aH bilious diseases.
JT5 Liver PILLS
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B0ATDERS WANTED LARGE. COMFoRTA BILE
rooms; plenty " shade; good table; fifteen min
utes' walk from Bethesda electric cars: refer
encrs exchanged. Box 80. bethesda. Montgomery
county, Md. uly25- 81
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LOSr-ON NIGHT OF GOTH. \ Young FEMALE
collie; yellow with white collar and breast white
feet AMI Tip OF tail. S. reward il returned To
W. G. LEE HIS l4th st. NV. mya6-3t-
1GST-BkEASTPN. BLACK ENAMEL, POODLE
dog head ot small diamonds. Return to Arlin--
lth Hotel reward my26-3t'
LQST-ON MAY %. POCKET cook CONTAIN
ing sum of money, key ami owners visiting card
Suitable reward II left Star Office my25- at.
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1919 10th. cor Greg ay.100
2030 18th NV, sr&b. 3.O 90
l240 Union sw. Or. .ll.30
700 9th st NV. store. 80
1881 11th st NV ,6r....l5
lll5 9th NV, Sr. 40. so
HEREFORD, 1907 F st.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

FOR SALE-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR
business; prominent Penn. ave-; q
great chance for person with 4 few thousand
dollars to get profitable business WEYLER,
Star office. my273t'
FOR SAI.E-A1 CIGAR STORE, WITH COMPLETE
ticket brokerage equipment, at d bargain for
cash. 49, Pa my6-2it'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
Long Branch Farm, adjacent TO Takoma Park,
ID. g, and about six miles fIom Washington;
112l2 acres; 1t is watered 10y Long Branch"
spring fed stream running through the entire
farm; there also springs and a number of
pumps. The house, but recently built, contains
IA rooms and all modern impro, emeuts: the out
buildings consist of two servants houses, barn,
carriage house, workshop. shed. a..
This estate Is under fine cultivation and the To-
cation is beautiful and healthful. II has nearly
a mile frontage Carroll avenue and is one OF
the finest country seats in the nclgnborlOOd Of
Washington.
For full particulars apply 10
THOMAS J. FISHER co,
my27-Gt 1924 T. ST. NV.
FOR SAIE-THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
dcuce Of the late Jas +. Waugh, in Hrrwyn
Heights, g$ miles from Washington, on Is. and
o. R.R. and new electric railway leading 10
Baltimore. containing l. rnOms, with bath. hot
and cold water, Z Of grnurd, fruit and
SHADE treas: location high and heHitly; pure
water; adloins country seat OF Edward Graves,
esq; price low; terms easy. Apply 10 l.. +.
TOME, COS ST. NV uyGlm.
FOR SAIE-COUNTRY PROPERTY SIX MILES
from the Capitol. Is, firm station and electric
cars, new house, rooms: good shade with any
quantity of land up 10 80 acres. House aud
acre $1,000. Terms, SIS cash and So per north.
OWNER, Room 8. No. IS Il ST. ~ aplU-f
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FOR RENT-SIS y. CAR. AVE. Sc, DELIGHT
fully located, south front, faces two streets o
rooms, bath. ami; door and window screens,
etc; ideal home for small family; only $3.50.
myg1
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LADIES GOODS.

FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE Up IN
hrstclass Partisan style; white dresses. laces End
lace curtains specially; prices reasonable. Call
Nine. NIBoUD, Old stand, 7lS lith st. nlyl-lm'
YOU CAN ALWAYS HAVE YOUR DYEING AND
cleaning well done ard promptly delivered when
ponis d by WfiEATLEY, 1888 jefferson ave-,
Georsetown Wagon calls with clerk. fe29-3n
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son. 9i2 + st. n my263t
FOR RENT-811 d ST. NV; STORE AND s
rOoms. with private entrance to dwelling: stable
in rear to 25-ft alley: rent only $40. Apply
to OWNER, 6i0 d ST. NV my26-6t'
FOR RENr-1527 AND 1929 n. CAP. ST; NEW
houses; rooms and bath; nicely flushed; de-
s,rably To- ated; rent rrluo cd TO 5000 per mo.
my253t II. l.. RUST. COS l4th st. NV.
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OFT OF TOwN-ATLANTIC CITY.
COUNTRY BOARD.

WE HAVE TAKEN 2 COTTAGES ON THE ZEN
allytcwn electric car line. 2d and Sd doors above
N"odfy Ian, and can ac,omn odatc few board
eis; pleasant rooms, plenty Of shade and GOOD
table; terms moderate. apply on premises,
BoARDERS WANTED. PIEE MT AIR, coon
water. sh Ide; fresh vegetables, milk. Ice. spring
Tsh o large AIRY T T2ns IL nice neh%d for
SUMNER BnARDING-NICFIY FURNISHED,
larg" airy rooms lie reached 10y steam or
electric cars; two squares north OF Takoms
Iotel; terms moderate. s. F. SMITH, Takoma.
BoARDERS WANTED LARGE. COMFORTABLE
rooms; plenty " shade; good table; fifteen min
utes walk from Beihesda electric refer
ences exchanged Box 80, Bethesda, MOntgonery
county, Md. uy25 81
ADULTS OR FAMILIES WANTED AT A uITFcr
country home Merryland Tract; nrst-clqss
ref eN Mrs THoS HlLLEARY, rctc,sy,ilc,
Md. my25-3t'
price, $50; Ia to 3. fourth price, SO rs;
Address SAI.IIE STONE. Remington. Va. m3s st.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY BOARD At 'BRIARIEY
Hall p" Montgomery Co, Md. Appointments first
class; large shady grounds: very healthy. stahng
for horses: fruit, milk and Ice in abundance.
Terms moderate. Apply TO 1916 Riggs St NV.
myl3w&s, Inn
LAKE VIEW FARM HAS BEEN kiMo0I.I:D
and enlarged, and will open for sdminsr guests;
minutes walk from ila!pins sta. on b. and Q.
dress Mrs n' 81 WAGNER FIE Rockville. Nd D. I'D
my236t
SUMNER BOARD IN TIE MTS. OF VIRGINIA.;
pleasant society: beautiful scenery horses and
vehicles; city references. For circulars address
T. NJ RANDOLPH, Keswick, Albcmarle Co., Va.
my2l Ct
PAEONIAN HuUSE-TIIE PLACE For TIE RES
idents Of adjacent cities 10 lind delightful
home. minutes walk from station: LIS Il.
OF porches. Gaily mails; piano: city references.
A c. VAN nENANTER Prop, paeOnian Springs,
Loudoun Co, Va. my2otojyt
PATAISCo HEIGHTS OPEN JUNE l.
EII1COTT CITY, MD.
MRS. A. II. PARKHTRST,
my16-2w' 1929 EUrAW PLACE BALTIMORE
ST. CLARS- ON-THE-BAY. Now orEN; BOAT
ing grabbing and bathing; excellent table; SO per
week; 81 ~ Ter day. Address ST. CT.AIR'S
Shady Side, Anne Arundel county, Md. mylj-lm'
PROPRIETOR OF TIlE lexington HAS 0TEN-
ed Guidsborough Mansion. the Tenlry town
road 700 feet above tide, for the reception Of
summer boarders; situation unrivaled; % min
utes from treasury. myll-lm'
large house; extensive grounds: beautiful drives;
iron and suphir water. Address Mrs. JNO.
STOCKTON, Rio. Alhemarle Co. Va myl5-lm.
WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL, MONTGOMERY
county Md, will he opened for tie reception
OF guests May u 10y the MISSES CRANE OF
reasonable. Address 6o2 ~ Charles ST, Ralti-
more, Md. myl4 Nv.
AUTRY PARK HO1y1L. 10 NJ. FROM WASH ON
Met; open May 10; al cOnveuienCes; hest accom-
modatioEs; min. walk from station: refs. eN
Address ]. E. LEAMAN. Rockville. Nd myl3-1m'
KEE MAR HEIGHTS. JAMESTOWN, MD,
will open about June 20. Delightfully."- situated;
dress HOTEL HAMILTON, Hagerstown Md
ap2l-2m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT
1877 9th NV. sr&b. .S5
1907 9 ct NV, store. -
1910 VT Az NV, Or. 27. so
$40 18th st Sc. 6r. g
ISIS 18th st NV. 80
ap25-30t" TYLER & RU
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StusNuNS 4l3 gtn
NV, per year. 2, 10000
Hall Sc cor llth&E
SITS NV. 10. 90
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NV, Or. .75. 0C
Sto&dwg 1873 18th
NV. Tor. .-.......@ 80. 90
Sto&dwg 1874 18th
NV. 1r- 40. 90
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-27
DENTISTRY.

DR. JOHN HAUGHTON LONDON, DENTIST ia
confidently recommended my successor to dem
TIL practice In Washington at l1OT G. St NV
Dr. w. MERRILL. now OF Gorham, Maine
a30-6El'
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY
623 Mass. ave-, Homeopathic BispenSary bldg
Open daily from 10 to l. an. ard to nm
No charge except for material used. Extraction
free. Also Free DispeDsary, to daily. se25 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-A DWELLING; ROOMS: NEWLY
renovated and paperee; centrally located; rent
10 per mo-. and LEES on lease. TYLER q RUTH
ERFoRD, 1907 II 1T. NV. my23-lots