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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23
FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT
2O35 (fur), 18r. $500 90 $50 10th st NV 7r Is 50
609 18th nw, 12r. .20809 TAI ct NV, Or. d 50
2SS3 . Qur1. 1Sr. l2508 $50 spruce st, 6r.. - -
1l9 9Th st NV, lar ,s500 l017 Odd st NV Or Is. 10
1925 18th NV. Tor. 90 90 Sic 1t NV, Or. IS 90
2O5 st NV, 12r. rs 20 1897 9Th st NV Or. IS 90
919 H st nw, Tor. so IS Cottage in Cleveland
2S2O st NV. Tor. so 66 Park, 7r........ IS 90
PIG Ind NV Or. so 90 1412 Pierce pl Gree 80
1889 Corcoran. Or. 90 0l3 Q st NV Dc. 2 50
i302 Cap st. 9r-. 5000 6S5 37-45 Q NV. Ct. ~. 80
11S3 II st NV. 12r 90 1907 Sth st NV, Or - 30
1896 ~ NV. Tor. 80 90 LBS 9TH 1t NV Or 20 80
1858 Princeton Tor so 90 4Q1l 9Th st NV Sr 70 90
1915 o st NV. Or As so SIG ii ay NV 6r 20 90
1873 COrceran. llr. 40 % l1l3 10th NV Or % %
S0f 1871 st NV, Or. 10 81 1245 S5th NV 7r 20 90
2l42S av NV, Or. 10 % Sd 42G 9th Or ~. 90
l9H 18th NV, 1Or- 1850 1726 l. st NV Or 20. 90
VS. st NV, 11r.. co l125 29th NV, Or. Is 90
- nv NV, Or. 1000 5l5-13 Cap st, Or. Is. 80
210 NV. 7r. 35 col 26O6- 10 18th NV Or is 90
2135 G ct NV, 12r. Is So 80 L st NV Or . is 90
1226 9th st NV. 10r. IS ST. 2l29 Va Nv NV Sr IL 10
StS l4th nv. Tor. rs 90 llSS I'd ct NV Or IL 30
vi 9TH ST NV. 1r. 90 1888 II til st NV. Or 1900
IU3 n st NV Tor. HI 340l -03 nw 6r.. rs. so
63i 10th st nw Sr. ~ so 4O7 Wash'n NV Sr 10 40
Sl4 st NV, Dr.. =. .2a IS S22 3 I'D NV 5r Il 70
The above IL OILY portion OF the property on
my books. f0r full list call ut Once f6r bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th.
TIOS. z. wAGGAMAN.
N<i-tathsss 911 + st. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23
BOARDING.

THE AUBURN, I'D ST. AND PA AVE NV. on
line Of cable cars: large. cool rooms with board
for transient or permanent boarders: terms reas
enable. 1y2tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAI.E-oR EXCHANGE
pfa fsiR 3,s EE SI ON ONE, NEW YoRk AVE
fE LEM LAX The Ne" oofc"kAS AHr GAL
BASSADORS.
9HE PROPOSED SIZE MEMORIAL BRIDGE
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on 18TH
ST NEAR PFNNA. AVE NV.
TWO OF THE MOST DESIRABLE HOMES AT
TAkOMA PARK.
j. '. n HuYcK.
jy23St 1905 PA. AVE
For SALEi6 PEI; CENT INvRsrMENI.
SEQ per Month; price, si.z75: ssss cash. bal
STAR ssfv Once owner "''''' SELL Ad''es" II ::
FOR sAIE-oNLi 81, 7Oo FOR NEW CIR. CORNER
,S.'ags , side s Rsrsh ess.; i0c,ied jus. west s
about 10 minutes walk OF cable cars; small cash
payment pay balance N monthly = y;,.~,x ,,.-
FOR sALE-HoUsE OF II ROOMS, BATH, GEL
lar, stable. near Judiciary Square for s., $50.
h ,xss s'e1l" Very f fhsnp iasss skTp 81, m
have a large Up TO DATE list Of the best
properties the market affords Many will be sold
Mt BIG SACRIFICE Good time to s s1y
Phone %. Gyls-tn 14lO q St NV
FOR SAIE-Tw0 OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
in Columbian College subdiyision cor. 18th and
Btnney sfs.: IL rooms each; magnifcenily fin
ished; will he sold cheap and good terms.
Apply to owner, CHAS- C. DUNCANS0N. 3th aud
ID SITS. NV. jyls-Gt
FOR SAIE-THRsE 4-STORY r. b. HOUSES
1890, 1892 ard 1884 1 ST. NV; stables in rear
as whole or separately. ID. NJ OGDEN,
jy41 EXT, Warrenton, Va
FOR SALE-Is24 nth NV. COR OF u, PRICE
$1,000, and 1880 18th. price $500; new 10 room
tun brick ano stone dwelling 6rst-class; easy
terms. JOHN l. WEAVER. and Sth SITS.
jy3-3m
FOR SALE-NEw HOUSES: THE BEST YET Of
fered for e 0O0-Centraliy located near intersec-
tiOn Of y. Capitol st. and y. Y. ave-; twostory,
press-brick fronts; good rooms; hall and hath
iatrehe and range; lot 1892 to loft. alley. An
opportunity to buy q nice home on very easy
terms. H. I. RUST. COS l4th st. NV. je11-tf
FOR SAIE-AND EXCHANGE
Several first-class business properties, Including
some fine
Houses from $3.50 to SJO,oO0
Lots In all sections of the city. from $3.50 I'D
ward. tapl6tn F. G. AUKAM, 600 st. NV.
FOR SAIE-ON A FASHIONABLE DRIVEWAY,
very pretty and desirable sixrpoIus md bath
dwellings: buff bricks: stone and galvanized iron
trimmings; very nicely finished Interior: large
rooms and hall: electric bells and attachments on
gas fixtures. Price. $1,000; very easy terms. In
quire of NJ. NJ. PARKER. l4ls + st. mh2s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

HIGHGRADE BICYCLES. FULLY GIARAN-
ted just MS good as other dealers ask sizes. for
IN use less than . months SIS TEMPLE CYCLE
AGENCY Go NV. jy.S-2ws
FOR SAI.E-THE WHEEL THAT JOHN s ,oIIN-
sIa: T Wan IN, Of the world. rides This II
cosMlon. so cash HA51D rP. 1905 Ira. nve- IL
FOR SALE IrAkTY HAS ONE LADIES' AND Ne
~ires, "nc, c". Of which are high grade kD
town VIII sell them both for Sl25. either one
perfect order Both are same mak-M "s .4~,e,s"
wlt Villa, large tubing barrel hubs and nrkel.i forks.
Aoafrss Box %. Star odfste b2S3t
T TH s sriAkss sEEESw F FEI1Sw.
RTE, me best , iaehSss' rI.e-t mosi durable 800
, as5 s'% snS SkiSafSS srEcaE sss S.
FEW 500 LIBERTIES tsEOOND- HAND
-, IS ladies, IDEALS" used only month. good
A few iadies' .TiBEKTTs''- new-s7s
on ihstnilfneuts to reliable parties at small ad-
HARiER's. loes % Conn ave. roo
FOR sAiE-LADIEss sEcDND-HAND BIcYCIks,
jy2s-3t' $40 a. NV
THE GENUINE
AMERICAN TRAVELLER
AMERICAN TRAVELLER
Built by the Ameri an Sewing Machine On.
and guaranteed.
We selling this fine 500 wheel for ,uiy
SIS.
d c. rrEIFFER co.
tylei2.H AZ litb ST NV
FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS. AND FoH HIKE
Sy iae hour day ., or Month !he popular goId
sbility and light running 1t is upe.celisd. Try
II and you VIII lie convinced of its merits L. Il
SALoNEY. Agent, Mt. yernun Stables I23G i2th
ST.. Cairo Stables. 1870 ii st. l-21In
FOR SALE ANOTHER RIl,Ia-IVoN IN tHi
SECONDHAND WHEELS. Better l,ay a strict
ly hish-grade bicycle than cheap new one You
save money by doing. CLINE BROS Victor
Bicycles. 100 Ia. ave je26
FOR SAIE-W voc ARE LOOKING FOR CASH
bicycle bergsibs. HADGFR Io24 Conn ave
Second hands dirt cheap. Largest aud hnest rsS-
ing sfool Je24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23

Fur RENT
1898 1lth NV, 81 ami. 45 300 4th ne g. 10 "a
IoEo hu!ysr pl lr Uni .5Ol lab NV. Gu Is. 30
las itth Tor. mi A. 50 s06 ne. 6r. Ii. 30
y, n Nv sf ami ~ 30 81: 18th ne. .l3. 50
Sn ao 40 ar NV. lOr&b 30 G33 ave- Or. Ia. SO
ITO Soreoran. e ami 30 28g7 Olive NV Or Is. 50
~. ". stable S5O l2l 18th Sc, Or. - 40
!dvo iVLh nw.Gr&b - so 1907 Sc, Or. II 30
1903 Vt NV 6r II DOL i27 sw a. - S0
jyl6th, s&tu ROBERT E. BRADLEY l3o3 r st
FOR RENT
zl44 r Tor b.st h. n SO 90 23le II, sr&ba q 20
rs 1sss 1 m5s iGrSss 70 70 90 sss Soth %
g2a II az. sr&b. 80 so 232z a. 7r. wa. Is 4,
1887 1871, 7r. bn. SO 500 IA. ST. 80
Sooa houses northwest. Cor col0red tenants, S.
IS. 800 and $l05O. ~
God heuses southeast. for white tenants S.
ty1 800 i0th At NV
FOR RENT-0lG II ST. NV; 3-STORY AND
basement bay window brick: III rooms and bath ;
modern conreni~nces- Apply to owner, C. c.
DiNCANSON. 9th and ID sta NV h.l at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23

FOR RENT-PIANOS.
FOR EENT-AM ANXIOUS TO RENT NY Up
right piano for three months to party who Will
care for Ii, FIR $40. Address At once-will leave
town shortly BOX 30, Star Office iy22:st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23

FNNH RFNT-HUI SES-
621 st NV 12r br $50 %, co Acker NJ ne e,s m
iZS4 4 NV. lOr br- $50 4E ne Or br. Is 10
Ui ny NV -, 6r br % so $40 ri sc, Or, br. II 90
1903 Linden, Or br Is OO llO0 7th a.. Or t,r 10 h0
1853 ID ne, 7T br ~ 30 Il28 Ca ay 90 Or hr q M
142s Samson. 7r br IS so
iy223t BIEBE,R & HOWfcNSrEYN 500 7tb NV
FOi, RENT-ONLY $3e-THE HANDSOME NEW
residence 1874 New Jersey ave. NV: s rooms
bay window. basement and subcellar; large yard
Key AT OWNERS, next door ty22 81
FOR RENT HOUSE 624 Q ST. NV; Z ROOMS
bath and cellar fine lOcatfon excellent condition
Kent iow-$25-3O 10 advance. OWNER, 943 y
ct. W. iy22 3fs
FOR KENT-NEw RE.Sil,ENCE. l132 18TH ST.
NV: bod ROOMS. parlnrs. reception hail. dining
room kitchen. furnace. &c: to good t-naot. So
month. 10-room dwelling. n IS NV; very cog
senient iocalty: only SIS month.
INSTR DFI;ES FAIRFAX, 613 18th St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23
FOR SALE-STABLES.

FOR SALE OR TO RENT-A TWO STORY, THREE
stall stable, large carriage house. three rooms
good order. Price. 5000. Rent $ie. Apply q
B. P. MIMMACK. 1410 G St .Ames bldg. EfJlvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-A GENTLE. GRADE ALDERNEY
COW. giving nearly gallons daily; price $50
Address MOSES GAINES. 1903 Conn. ave. it,
EOR SALE BEAUTIFUL GRAND UPRIGHT Pr
mo; standard make; only 500; Estey paror
olgan, SO; also canopy top surrey ut a
sacrifice 1I42n 9TH st. NV jy16-2w'
FOR SALE s IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. CALI.
at liza list st. NV. ty23-2ts
FOR SALE-2 LOTS ON NE COR. 3TTH AND w
ITS. NV; esch 50x125 feet to % foot alley;
graded and large. fine fuel sheds already built;
can build frame houses: only ~ squares from
electric most attractive bargain ut 5Oc.
per foot; easy terms. R. A. PHILLIPS. I422 New
York VISIT
TOR SALETWO FINE YEAR-OID ST. BIER
nards: best pedigree.
G. n. AcKI.EN,
tyf4-eo2ws Aibertea. Md.
FOR SALE = PARROTS, SINGING CANARIIS,
knocking birds. IL cubators. breeders. alrisators,
snakes. monkeys. squirrels. &c. SCHMIDS PET
EMPORIUM. 712 18th St NV. jy3-tf
For SAIE-LOUNGE. s2.5o; COOK STOVES.
$500 per week fee bed d., room ,,I and q, parl95
AND TIME HOUSE, TO It'll st. NV. mhl9-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23

WANTED STEIN0GRAPIIERS AND REMINGTON
typewriter operators directed to positions: EN-
Plt1fEfsS provided competent stenosraphrrs and
Remington operators: no charge for serYtces
WYCEOFF. SEAMANS * BENEDICT, Reminy ton
Typewriter Office, sth and Il sts. Nv. nt2-ctf
WANTED - STF.NOGRAPHERS AND CALL
grapA.'' ''Densmore'' ''Yost'' operators. En-
pi1yrrs provided with competent stenOgrnp.srs
and typewriter operators free OF charge UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES co, 1921 r ST
mill If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23
CHAILES W. HANDY,
610 18th st. NV.

FOR RENT THE PLEASANT HESIDENCE COZ O
st. NV; . ICONS; all mi; large yard; S35 so
per month In advance Inquire within or at $40
9th st my13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23

FOR RENT-BIACKSMTTH SHOP IN REAR OF,
80 Missouri ave; excellent location for a good
nan; rent only $1,000 per NO. H. f. BRADl.EY
1893 st. ivos ~
FOR ltENT-KEMINGTON TYPENRIlf.IiS All THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern cnine perfect
condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
In city; one month applies purchase of new
when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT
del0-f Cor. Sth and + sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-S12.5O; BRICK BUILDING. sox25
ieet; two nain apartments; feed room; closets !:
iofls; every convenience; stalls VIII be altered
II needed to suit any business; in rear Of 800
18th St Sc. where apply jy1s-Iws
FOR kEST-STABIE IN REAR 923 ST NV,
$50. Inquire 1905 Il st. tyS.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23

FOR RMTVERY CONVNIET NEW HOUSE;
ANIL: one square from Capitol and cam: {
rooms and hath: froa-t and back yard. inquire
101 I'd st. n.A jy9-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23

FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED,

basement bay -windew brick; 8 rooms; all i'm
provcrents: In good order; nice location; $27.e 80
per mo- x. " BRADLEY. 1903 st. jy23-9t
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED BUY SMALL. BRICK HOUSE,
from 81 300 to 5000: must be = bargain Tor
cash Address Box ~, Star Ctice- jy233t'
wANTED-TO OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES
We having more applications than We can Gil.
Let rent your VACANT houses for you
ty22-lm RALPH w. LEE, COS 14th st. NV.
WANTED DESIRABLE HOUSES IN THE NORTH
west TO rent to coorsd tenants. W II. BARNES
x co. $40 r 4. W. jy21-3t
WA>TED-FOR TERM OF YEARS. ONE OR TWO
houses in NV, with 80 to 20 bed rooms. for
irSt-class boarding place. Address WM. A. NJ.
RElllP, station A ty16.l1.lS.23.2i.2'
WAREHOUSES TO REST-wE HAVE DAILY
inquiry for good houses. you're may suit; try
We give personal attention to renting houses.
GEO. III. BLISS & CO.. 633 st. NV. my2S3m
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NO, WE DID NOT GET AS MANY POSTALS As
We expected. but It h not too late to accept our
solid cash In exchange for gents discarded gar
inenrs. Write u,
i23 JUsTH'S OLD STAND. SO D st NV.
w. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DUTEC
tive agency-C0nhdential communications promptly
attended to: Office open ali hours; best refs e.
tablished 1880. Supt. $40 ST. NV. E1S-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-23

101 3 ct ee, Or. III so
$40 LIST -, 0r&b. II. 80
1908 Meridian ave,
Mt Pleasant, 7r. 20. -
Ole @ sc, 6r&b. 80
N16 Poplar ct, Or. .l2.b0
12o Wand ct, L.w.lQ.O
S20 I. st ne, 4r&w. $50
RI 17N x. Il tceO 800
H7Q q ~ 1RtA r. n m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20

a,r1,oa,- r h,,,o,.o y, .,..,, So ..,.,,,
@o,,,,iIr,cn,.a =, ,t y.ar'. snsa, tes'
but retiring as am for my own personal
advantage. regard It as improper 10 make
P''sOh"' request II the matter
Few nson,e have any isea n, tho r,ognt-
The nronor,v embraces eoo ocros cf lava
INV aores n which arc utilized 40 ra,n
and for Tho huuaj,r f,r,y.tf,.o ,,,,aa ,,s,.,
az a ,arien 2o0 aero. Nv, il, c,,Itt,.,,io,, an,
the remainder is a ,neodoy Tho ins,itu-
,,on is located ,bree-o y,r,o,. Of ,niIa
northeast Of the arnot of Terrell and Is
,i,hin tho corrorato tt,,fts +, is ,nor an
ele' alton AMI is approached by A long
drive The gateway being tbout "A quarter
Of mile from the entrance TO the building.
The building is constructed OF brick with
stone trimmings The main portion OF the
structure is devoted 10 the private apart
inonts Of the superintendent and his
family, parlors. reception rooms superlu-
ieudent's office, drug room. library. etc.
The loft wing is the female department,
the male being TO the right Each depart.
ment Is divided into eight wards a super
visor being in charge OF each side Male
nurses are In charge % the male depart
Slent and female nurses the other.
The Post correspondent made a tour OF
tho lrutf,,fiop recommended bv mr. r. NJ
-. .,,,
~ wa 'V'" 'e'"o DIS super ~
iendcnt The visitor was impressed with
the evident feeling OF friendship which the
,,so,tu,otas ,bo,vo1 for ,b. e,,rorirto,d-
cu'' h"VA h"u soHeth'hs 10 'eil inc Cue
he seemed 10 have the confidence of each
one Of them.
Doctor. want TO 20 to my husban,.,
said one
Doctor. my wife and sons have made a
Joor crop this year. Don't you think | haa
better 20 home for visit" said another.
Another was found who imasines she is
a. - az. "a sule' VI Su.en NlN1olI" n'.'.
p"'VN t..", ~ t.ial CIV, 'un.
~ '"e "N''u'"s anu Vah MOI ''ru ne' way
0ur, ,,,
ne NaIn Nh.le tne ilcurnui, le'na,s y
are hpuseu IN one o' eIeat ln'erOs., an ,'
IIopdoy tAc'"s tho greatest sYMpatns
iIoit lhe Els.ur ro'ly -thi ee u,Iol Vuhasss
a'e 'Vuuu ia t'is "'p"rt'he"" N"nv' WIZ,
mlsshapeh neaus' some WHO are quiet anu
inorose az an tunes. others VINO 'hsist upon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20
DR.. VIM. A. Box
Specialist.

DR.. BoSell has had three nj \
years of very large and successful
tice in this city and State, extelda(
several other States. He has ~
recommendation from many Of III \
business men of this city, and testn|
from hundreds of persons whom m
after their cases were considered 90
by leading physicians.
Diseases of Women, Nervous DE-
and AL Chronic Diseases Of tie Eye,
Nose, Throat, Lungs, Heart so
Liver, Bowels, Rectum. Kidneys, BIZ
Blood. and Skin. skillfully treated.
Diseas SEES of Women require more
and skill In their treatment than
other class of diseases. DR.. Boxeu
cases in which all other methods 81
ment have failed and avoids " PC!
OF the usual operations.
Diseases of the Nervous system
most delicate and complicaled par
human body, treated with eegN
success unknown to poisonous nlellc
Special Diseases Of Men, young, q
aged and old. cured after the mos
nent specialists have failed. ~.
Structure cured at home wllaou'
cutting. dilating, pain, or delenn0a
business. ~. A,
DR.. Boyel's treatment for I'M "
Morphine. Opium, and Tobacco !
is the quickest. easiest ana ,es, -
known. ard is absolutely tarInles a
foct cure guaranteed :. every Gag,
,orrh Asthma Bronchitis, con!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20
DR., R0SSER WILL RETIRE.
Superintendent, Of the Terrell Insane
4yIum Resigns.
7af INSTITUTION WE'LL PTGJlATTD.
gndsr Thsir UufortunHtr tondl-
ylVh--A arm suSE+-ted.

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ls-- ~ a.'i 't' -1Ff f-r@;fer iaa' ff-'a
ru4l- f4ftl.1 l-l. -rA-.arls,s base drawn.
r5.-.. re- . .....-..... -. ..
] Dqatess ihut ! CARRIED % my coqra an
uscsfrl ttt!.ag wtrr began ID t..rk
D.. .+ . t... $500 - t
+4' @'4'- @i+ i'9 he iic-4ief have
seen slftfay~ lf-f { lHl3-.l tlst it aaI
ali Tho ..-.art %, -.+ I---..it .t. fa.-
,..t.l.,t ......
'eH'' anu nae
TIE Norta Texas AEflnf- tar ihe Insane
Is o,e "a, ,t. 4.... i-..,t,,.,.,-. 90 ....r.
H'~-' lfVi'' 30 'eNAn hAo@ i!liie a.'-a.
sin it S. not ne least q public tolinss
The writer az a r-rrcscutatl44 a. TN. p.s.
'-
1rAa.,
49, -, 49,,
800 .''.,,.. ''''
sec,s enc IA hours NJ nnr,s, ,es ,.'-.',.'.
ity Of being dragged from the bet IN b.
dim watches Of the might by some half
e .i person laDorihR un1er haliucina-
popular mistake An asvIim is ,h n'o s, u,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20

Mr.. s. Summerheld of the dry goods
firm of r. Hrsch & Co, Yazoo City, Miss.
relates under date of June T. 1895: II have
been troubled with dyspepsia for over
fifteen years, and the last five years suf-
fered intensely, l have tried quite a num-
Der of remedies. and though at times they
relieved my suffering. they never cured
me. About four months ago / noticed the
advertisement of Ripans Tabules in the
ST. Louis Republic. 1 secured box. and
by using them as directed they benefited
me more than l expected. After using
three boxes of the Tabules l found that
all signs of the disease had disappeared.
and that l was gaining in weight right
along and today | can say that / am
thoroughly cured. have gained in weight
seventeen pounds my weight increasing
from rs pounds to 49,"
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists CT
oy mail II the Price tao cents n box) 10
sent to the Ripans Chemical Company
NO 10 Spruce street new York. Sample
druggist. 5o2 Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20


ana ms fFleaas feared maj some political
.rsf.r -, 49, we A.'it''lis-
Ease. For six years PREVIOUS 10 his an
iolatneat as superintendent; c: the aSy-
i---' NA4eh appointment was made IN 1870,
"' H0Ssei as ass ,lStrl u Da4ias WIN
- - at " q Le'oAtI- ne -"o hau 4
atHN "a .'1l 'l i-St .f'F, ana "Aen CO..
''D.f son '7-itt4 ihe younger o. he
"' --tt .s.a w PEE ono OF the Official
--'' itAas 49, i.ossaT leii MS pa
Nee ia .ilee u u" care OF hia asso-
.a'r IN frtit Dr. Lttrnsr has passed
"As. iI olf Snort time. MS death
-aeA e--P an4 o. Was this reason
A-ifi -'f t.osser his sudden de-
On 70 re'-fe from public Life
salary a ne s-feruienieut Of the
~ ie ol s-"n per year ard living
sfs o. we o.ilrial and his famciy
wren - g. 9tffT' tsat the official
r1 p rt ~ and must possess o,ne-
NA''H F'il 1s mentioned fur
lar 30 seen thar physician
fatt a-f no ~ fia-flce tan not FOR the
fe'f o' Pr ~ public o'fce give up his
ii-fAf' trac'ire
y y Pr itoss'r there vas another argu-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20
SOuR LAKE unrr1

Omen all winter. no, rnina.,,
anu mnd baths. . cents; boa-d go HS ,er
9 9nf week. reduced 10 5000 fsr eSe , d 19'
u u week. includes use Of minar1,
hshing ahounds; An excellent iable ani
It, lean steam heated house. Free In !. =
iar rs' ~ CAV trains. For further purpicu
~N''ess Newton 4 Freeman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20

An infirmary is also needed for those
males who are sick. At present there is
an infirmary for the females. but none for
the males, and it is necessary to use about
thirty beds in the male department for a
hospital which deprives the institution of
mat much capacity for patients. Win
cared for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20

The cottages for lncurables would in
volye very little additional expense for
maintenance. the present electric and
waterworks system, the same kitchen. the
same matron and supervisors could be
extended to include the cottages, and there
would be ward which could then be de-
voted to the treatment of those who can
be brought to their right mind
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-20

Texas sadly needs enlarged facilities for
caring for the insane. The three asylums
have a combined capacity Of 1850 PATIENTS
and 1t is estimated that there are as many
insane people in county jals, on poor farms
and being cared for by relatives as are in
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-30
DBMoPoPs ALL TORN UP
The Chairman of the Demopop County
Central Committee Resigns and
They Are Having a Merry War.

For long time it has been generally
known that some demopop nominees
aud the chairman of the county cen.
tral committee were sorely at logger
heads. Gradually others of the silver
cause have been drawn into the racket
until there has become more or less of
a general coldness and clashing of
ideas. 1t finanally eliminated Thurs
day, according to a report coming to us
direct and authoritively, in the res
ignation of Chairman Meredith.
The details OF the campaign were all
in Meredith's hands, bills had been
contracted by him to an extent that
it seemed impossible to meet, and at a
meeting of some of the committeeman
yesterday afternoon stormy session
resulted over the conduct of the cam
paign and the fatal consequences of all
their efforts. They really don't know
what to do. for it's too late to begin
the campaign over again, and here they
are, three days before election with
their chairman resigned and the whole
struggle of long campaign muddled
up into nothingness.
The STAR was informed by one of the
chief pushers for the populist
ticket that MIR. Meredith had gone
to Indiana, and it was therefore
impossible to obtain his side of the
various stories which are current
about the city concerning the rupture
between himself and some of the pop
leaders; but after our city edition is all
printed and mailed we see Meredith
upon the streets and we Immediately
stopped the press in order to give the
facts, in all fairness, and state that
Mr.. Meredith isstill walking the streets,
and his friends declare that he will be
OH hand to resume active operations
in the campaign Saturday morning;
while those heading the faction OPP
posed to Mr.. Meredith declare they
have his resignation in writing and in
tend to enforce it.
Like Tom Watson, they don't know
where they are at, nor where their
friends are.
"Oh, what was I ever begun for,
when was so soon to be done for?"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-30
THE I,arc,yellI,nIlv

Don't fail to hear Capt Lucas at the
Opera house next Monday night. Ii
will he the greatest rally of the year
The interest will not center in an at.
tempted street pageant aboundine with
schreechcs and war-whoops but will be
in the thoughtful consideration and
discussion OF The important issues that
confront the American people. Let
everybody turn out and enjoy them
selves at this farewell rally of the mem
orable campaign of 1896.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-30
When They Eat Grow.

Next Friday night, Nov. 9Th, the
wager of crow eating will be settled be
tween Frank Whittemore and Norm
Atcheson. The committee is arrans
ing an interesting program The vic
tors are to have speakers to iollify owe,
the election of their candidate, while
The defeated partisans will sit by an6
sSmpath'ze with their brother i'm griet
as he devours the dish of crow. The
proceeding will be held in the oper;
house. and we look for IL crowded
house.