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Free Holiday Gift Until Dec.

Free Holiday Gift Until Dec. e5th
With each soc sale, enamelled stick pin.
With each s1.0O sale, silver hat pin
With each $3.50 sale, silver toilet article.
with each $500 sale, silver souvr spoon.
s. B. Bailey, jeweler and optician. SM
South Broadway
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R1Q,1!!!|,,!H1Ill3 ID

closed at Csc bid; shipments, 80 $50; runs,
10i, ,6S7.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Petroleum quiet
and steady; United closed at $50 bid; Penn
sylvania crude, no market; nominally at
S5c
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON, Nov. 1S.-Atchison. 121a; Bell
Telephone. 1853; Burlington, 94A; Mexican
Central, 5A; Oregon Short Line, 1SN.
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profits, and In view of this Consul john
son believes that the farmers who dig
and cure ginseng should demand and re-
ceive higher prices for it, and also be-
cause the market for the product is q
steady and practically unlimited one.
There has been much difficulty in ar
riving at the quantity of gold and silver
annually consumed in the arts in the
United States. The mint director has
endeavored to ascertain the facts in the
case from year to year. The custom is
to send blanks to all the known manu-
facturers of gold and silverware
throughout the country for statements
covering the matter. Many, however.
every year fail to respond. The reports
received are compiled and estimates
made for those not reporting. From the
information thus derived the coinage
value Of the gold and silver used in the
arts in the United States for the calen-
dar year of 1896 Is given as follows:
Gold ........ ...... ..........$ III, ,395, ,936
Silver ........ ......... ........ 10.204, 27a
Total ...... ...... ......$ 2O9
LII 1850 ...'.... .....'... ...... 10, fVo,l lVS
Z
Arlington u. Belts Of Toledo, Ohio
who has secured a concession for bi-
cycle factory in the state Of Vera Cruz
states that he will have Mexican made
wheels on the market by February
1S9S Mr.. Belts says his factory will
turn out 10000 wheels year. The re-
tail price of them will be $100 Mexican.
At Guaymas the construction Of the
new custom house will be commenced at
once. 1t will cost 100000 A contract
has also been let for the construction of
new market. The structure will be OF
stone. glass and iron. and will cost $84,
900. The new municipal palace is also
to be erected In the near future.
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Mining Stock Quotations

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S.-The closing
quotations for today on the stock exchange
ware as follows:
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. Nov, IS. Credit balances
65c; certificates opened at 671zc: sales. 1000
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Wall paper. late styles. low prices. It
A. A. Eckstrom's. a24 South Spring street.
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-The following
were the closing stock quotations today:
Atchison 12% st L & Omaha. 76$z
do pfd.... q do pfd......142
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Bond List

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The following
were the closing quotations on bonds
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U Is reg......121A N j c 5s..........113
u As coup. .127% N Carolina 6s.. ..122
L s 4S...........l12A do 4s..... .lO3A
u S As COUP. .113A North Pac lists .1171a
U S Is 2ds...... 9Sls do 3s..... 5s%
Y IS reg ......114 do 4s........ VA
U 8 IS coupon.114h N c IL st l. As .lAla
District SO 5s. .1c9A Nor & w 6s......12l
Ala Glass A. los n w Consols. LAP
Ala Glass BIDS do deb 5s. .116
Ala Glass c. 9S Ore Nav lists. lip
Ala Currency. 1O1 Ore Nav 4s...... $685.
Atchison As -. S6K Ore s Line Ss. .120A
Atchison ad As. 54A Ore S Line 5s.... 92s
Can So eds. .1O6ss Ore Imp 1sts.....1o2
Canada Pac 1st. Ore Imp 6s ......43
Chi Terminal. 43 Pacific 6s of 80. .l02as
c & Ohio IS. .uGia Reading As ...... Aas
II & d 41as. .i5iSs iR & G w lists. =. SlA
d & r G lists. .107h st l. 4 l M con 5s s5A
D. RG4s =. S7ss S l. & f gen 6s 1865
East Tenn lists 109 st p Con ........139
Erie Gen 4s.... 20 st p c & p lists. .1l9h
F w & d lists. 6Sla do 5s... 1l64
Cen Flee Is. 1O21s s Carolina n-f... a
G II & A 6s. .1O4 So Railway 5s.... 91h
do 2ds .1O2% S r & T Cs...... 60
II H&TC 5s.112 Tenn set 2s.... S5A
do Con 6s ..1O4 Tex L G lists. 96
Iowa Cen lists. 99l2 do reg Eds. 2lss
Kan Con r. 50 Union Pac lists. .102
Kan 1st r. 109lA U p d & G lists. AZ
La n consols IS S4at Wabash 1st IS 1854
L & N I'm As. S49s do ..2ds.... IS
Missouri 6s 100 w Shore HOS
NJ K & T DDS. G1A Va Centuries ....6lA
do 4s...... S6A Go def.......
N Y Cen lists. .1l9
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Rcceipts. SHIPMENTS

On The produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. 151
211a; dairies, 1000; cheese, quiet, SISha
eggs, firm; fresh, 1Sc.
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Flour, quiet; No. spring wheat SS089:
No. spring wheat. S40l92: No. rcl. 95G97;
No. 2 oats. 22lA0t23; No 2 white, f. o. b.
241S@24A: No. 3 white. f. o. b., 23l.M2i; No
rye, Az; No. barley, f. o. b., 25l2M43:
No l fiaxseed 1.C6RM1.10h prime timothy
seed, 2.65; mess pork, per bbl.. 7.35n7.4O
lard, per 100 lbs., 4.221aM4.25; short ribs,
sides. loose, 4.20G4S0; dry salted shoulders
boxed 4%M5; short clear sides, boxed, AZ
as; whisky. distlllers' finished goods, per
gallon 1 Is
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF CALF oRNIA
| os ANGELES NATIONAL BANl

CAPITAL.............. .s5Oo, 10000
GEO. II. BONEBRAKE..... President
+. c. HOWES..............
DIREC
Geo. II. Bonebrake. Warren Gillelen.
eon VIM. M. Van Dyke. W. c. Brown. 1.
This bank has no deposits of either Il
no preferred creditors.
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The following table shows the sales
of original issues for the months named:

Total. Sill, ,406.G76 Total ....$164, ,496. 225
August. '97, 1879 issues. $S,915.s13; Sep
tember, '9s, 234 issues, $11, 500, ,5S4; Octo-
ber, '97, 162 issues, $S,175,93S.
The monthly average for the first year
above named was ia issues, equal to
$9,2S3, SS9 for month, and for the second
issues, amounting to $1S.7Os,O19 per
month.
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sentiment of the crowd without any fresh
modification of the general market sur
roundings A scampcr from under what
was feared was about to become a falling
market precipitated the event. and prices
had a sudden drop in the last twenty min
utes of the session, May falling to 90d3O,s
and closing weak at 9)M.
Corn was fairly active at times. The
early market for May was influenced by
wheat. but the good short demand for
December. urged on by the advance in oats,
strengthened the market onsiderably. The
market weakened toward the end In SYM
pathy with the realizing decline in wheat,
but December did not get below yester-
days closing prices.
Oats attracted as much attention as
yesterday. and big business was trans
acted. There was anxiety on the part of
December shorts to get out. and good buy
ing by parties in the United States to in
crease their lines, the result being higher
prices in that option almost from the start.
There was a fairly good trade in pro-
visions. The feeling was weak at the
start, probably in sympathy with wheat.
Commission houses seemed plentifuly sup
piled with buying orders, and the demand
from this source, coupled with moderate
buying by shorts, made a firm market the
rest of the session, though price changes
We're small.
The leading futures closed as follows:
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Iotal ......'. ....".. .."....$2l,6 O,2OS
In 1895 ........ ......... rs, 706, 109
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Mining Stock Quotations

Total .............. ...................s
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ON CHANGE

Unlisted
Val Verde.........
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Small buyers feel that large capital
lists have inside information and when
they find men of wealth active in the
market the small investors take cour-
age. Their confidence in present condi-
tions and future prospects is shown by
the transactions in the real estate
market.
Evening star., 1897-03-16
HERNDON.

There was well-flied house Sunday afternoon
The monthly meeting of the local society of Chris
tilh fndcayor- The meeting was oInned with Il
praise service of fifteen Minutes followed by de-
'"tionhi exercises. consisting of responsive reading;
singing and prayer. Miss LYDIA Russell gave IA reci-
'at1on' TO Christian Erdeavc The ple,ig.
was made the topic for discnsssion and was taken
up by sections Remarks made 10y Mr.. Shreve
"f Sterling and Rev. D-. Mason of Herndon
Misses Mary Buell.. Mamie Bready. Messrs Hanes
ara kirh Of Herndon. H.vener and wrenn Of
I'ranesvile ard Miss Emma starr.
The members of thc Junior Endeavor Society
sang There Is Sunshine In NV Soul Today :, 4
question box discussion conducted by Mr.
ltanes The song God Be With You Till W..
Meet Again. and benediction by DIR. Mason clos .t,
the exercises.
The entertainment given a few evenings since
under the auspices of the Y p. $ e. F. CONSISTING.
81 solos recita tiolls and farce entitled Rough
blaulotu was quite u success in point q nuulrrS
present. the hall being well filed and many ey-
pre>Sl"ns of qualification expressed by tbosa
present The different characters in ..Rourh Dia
n"ni were represented by Mr. Bernard RYAN as
LORD fiaio Mr. Buell. Stanley. Sir VIM Ever
green; j. A kirk. as Capt. Augustus Blenheirn II
Wiley, as JOAN: Miss Annie ftobey as Lady Plato:
NisS May Sinionds Margery, and Miss Daisv
laonhardj : Lucy.
The Methodist Church at Sterling was burn.,,
Monday afternoon. The origin OF the fire is NOT
known. ~
Ms John F. Oliver has gone TO attend the fr
bcral OF her brother -in-law near Round Hill Mr.
Ed Humphrey. who died Monday.
VIZ Fred Av"rill was in the village Nonday af
ternoon, the first time since his recent sickness
Mrs. W. A. Van Deusen who had nearly r,.
covered from her late Illness of pneumonia and
WAS again taken down. is now recovering
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BURBAN NEWS
ROCKVILLE.

Tie March term of the circuit for This
county commenced her" Monday. chief Justice
James McSh"rry and Associate Judge James b.
Henderson the bench. After the selection of Il
grand jury the chief jndgc gave brief charge. in
which h" took occasion call the attention of
that body ro their duties in regard to- violations of
law He also stated that ht had received several
letters from persons in various parts ri The county
in regard I" violations Of the Ioc option law,
ef them beim; from FoolesvilIc wirh anonymous
signature This letter handed 10 the Jury with
Instruction that they cnd.av1r 20 identify the
writer. and if successful. have the person sum
m'n"'i I" appear before them The following are
The members "f the grand jury: William T. La
z.ui'F- foreman. Iu>sph l. Keile. Arthur Williams
EiwiH l. CiSsrll. jas. Il. Matthews. john H. Hilton,
John y riggs. NaIenriI,. p!iicr. John l., Hager.
E"~lreld. Wm. NJ Lowe. lanes l.. Egin. Wm r.
w".,i. Ia,yt }. H'r'i.n-. Jrun Ii. Iatl..r. Thomas
TG"HIa- + tTir'iuu. ';"or-r T. Walker. Joseph y.
l;atry- Ti,' grand jury rsriro t.cir room. AMI
them rh. business Of tn. court dHrin: the days
session rui~i>e'l ia calling ever tIc jcAet anI
v AlnurJ AI,-.ft IL. stewart Iu'her Watkins.
,;s"..l,s~ ';.orr. " E.sg- washington bay. Cilas
v Fields. Rein II I:r,,wn. Frederick S;aher.
tr"-~ Elements. Hrzekiah BAY Gideon II. Briggs.
I-..Tle, = ,i"n,,tS j"s"I, west ct,arlr, e. NM
jim " kcys ia,uic l. 'Ilrk 1t is rhouGhr the
'apf- VI T. Mau>, l. = a. son uf Mr. Isaac X.
M'a- .f m pia.,e Has ih- lorh instant AS
:. ~tar Of zen Miles and ordered to
rsI-'yt fer lu.y aJ Washington city.
s'. Laura I;ihl. accompanied i,y her two sons
lei herr t.-i-y fer visit tI uid Point Comfort.
Nr'7" f'r SOM week- thcy will he quartered
81 Hy.+ia Iut-l-
.eri Ios.is If ir"a pipes arrived here on
'i' day iuteIri-1 f,r The works and u
E's-s Fore "f teams AMI w"rkEae. engaged
j: .sStiri,tirs the iinT. principal
'f ts+ rIHa- The excavations for the reception Of
th' VII La, need in :. few DAYS when
!! L. understood ttaT lar., force of men will b,
'upiisv"d Work On the. power hplIse and stand
liIr j. progressing fIyarat.y. Ili,. heavy I.nl.s
fl- IT., support Of the electric light wires have
sl~f been isfrtbTtsd through The town. aud thu
work 0f erecting the sane will soon &c COM
O. l.i"e.I.
vi Horton q. Thnnau~s,r ~ 1aiihcrsrIrr district
has frWa!Iy aInudnrc, Lis caEi.,lacy for sheriff "
VI j. county. ~ghJ"~i the decision Of tI. demo
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MAKING DIAMONDS,
Process by Which Crystals Ot
LnrEer Size Can BE Obtained

Chemists have recently, and in public
made actual diamonds, comparable in
every respect, save one. that Of size with
natures most valued product. But the
crystals so manufactured have, while true
diamonds, been so microscopic In propor-
tons as to be of no commercial value
Now, however, United States Consul Ger
main at Zurich reports to the State De-
partment that Mr.. E. Moyat claims to
have discovered a process by which dia-
monds Of larger dimensions may lie pro-
duced. In principle his process is similar
to one already used-thdt is. to crystalline
carbon out Of iron and steel by means of
high pressure and high temperature Yet
there is an Improvement in the technical
operation. PulveriZed coal, iron chips and
liquid carbonic acid are incosed in a
strong steel tube, hermetcally sealed and
subjected to an electric arc between two
terminals in the ends of the tube. Th..
iron lfquifieS. is saturated by part of the
pulverfZed coal, at the same time the liquid
carbonic acid evaporates, thereby creating
enormous pressure on the liquid iron and
coal. This pressure considerably increases
the dissolution of the coal in the liquid
iron. While the mixture is cooling the
carbon crystallizes partly in the form of
real diamonds and partly in the form of
similar stones. These crystals are released
from the ingot by dissolving the iron in
diluted muratic acid. The mixture by this
method remains under high pressure dur
ing the operation of the electric current.
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LONELY OLD PEOPLE.
HOW The SUNSET OF LIFE MAY Re MADE
MOST CHARMING

There are many elderly ladies', whose strength
fs feeble. whose digestion is poor and fer whom
life has no pleasure. There others who are
the very picture of health. Do You know why
Ii is not difficult to answer. The truth is that
healthy old people those who possess the most
vitality and whose dgestons good. Women
who are weak In advanced years. lack this vitality.
II they would be strong they mus: gently stimulate
the system. Thousands of elderly people have
discovered way of doing this. and are
giving others the benefit of their experience.
Mr.. Alfred p. Chapman of - Hanover street
Baltimore, says: My grandmother, who Is now
past ninety years of age. has been using Duffy s
pure malt whskey for some time past and ii has
acted almost Ike charm, giving her appetite
and allaying all disorders of the stomach. l am
convinced that it is a splendid thing for elderly
people who require tonic well n stimu-
LIANT
DR. $. Weir Mitchell recently said: THE safest
drink for people who wish TO enjoy hale and
hearty old age is pure whiskcy.'' II should be
remembered, however. that there is only Ole abso-
lutely pure whskey and that is Dufy's pure malt.
1t is Il pure, heathful stimulant, which builds up
the system. restores lost vitality and makes weak
people strong and we'll.
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J. TAlLOR ELLYSoN.
CLAIMING NJ. goLTON


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NINE Two. sropv
BRICK m t METAL-R0oF ct Al 20 DWELLINGS, sITr ATE
10 I01s hS 80 hAsr a. 81 1iAaf aa OF L.r - 81, AND 0N
BLOCK 1, TRINIDAD. DISTRICT OF GO,
., By virtue of certain deeds OF trust dated the
2lst day Of September 1885 and recorded in L,n,r
2aS, folios S45 ct seq, 352 ct scq BIS et SEQ
seq, being land records Of the District OF Colun.
bia and at the request OF the party secured
ss e Hi shs ppesss ssa for sa gus sgsSn
TEENTH. 1897, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the fol
lowing described real estate, TO wit: All that c.r-
Of Washington. I'm the District of Columbia. ana
known and distinguished as the east one-half Of
subdivision OF certain lots in block numbered on.
"a in Tr:nidsd.
Also lot numbered eighty -ninc (so) I'm Joseph Y.
bered ~ in Trinidad. '''
Also lot numbered ninety p0 in Joseph y. Fl
fields subdivision OF certain lots i'm block number
Also lot numbered ninety-one teD in J.scph \.
Fiheid's subdivision Of certain lots in block num-
Also lot numbered ninety-two C9e) in Joseph y.
Fdields subdivision OF certain lots in block num-
Also lots numbered ninety four ta4), nincty-hye
Go Sneiy1si1 s,, !se, and ninety seven s7, IN Jo
block numbered one u) in Trinidad.
reds subdivision recorded IL fher 30 H. pasc 70
4 OF the records OF the surveyors Office Of lie
Terms OF sale: 0ne-fcurth cash, and the balance
ir three equal monthly installmeDts at tix, twelve
and cighseen months. the deferred payments 10 Ls
secured by deed OF trust on the property and TO
bear interest ut The rate OF per cent per annum
purchaser. and the :erns Of sale 20 be complied
with within ten days Of the day Of sale Otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
chaser.
J. TAYLOR ELYsoN,
CHARMING NJ BOLTON.
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pUNCANsoN BROS. ArCrIoNEi:iS.

SraEET hEIMEEX REincE y; hSp
REAR OF LOT.
in Iiber No 1873. at folio 431 seq. lhe
laud records for he District of Columbia. and at
the re'luest Of the PARTY secured ti"r,hy, the
DAY. THE TwENTY-ForRrH DAY OF MARCH.
AID. 1897, AT HAIFPASr FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and premises
situate I'm that rdrt Of the city nf Washing on
District Of Columbia formerly known as ,;-org.-
town. and designated and being parts OF lots
numbered sixty four tGii and sixt. 1--WE 5i, IN odd
Georgetown. being in square numbered twenty
t.ui. i'm said Georgetown. described 10y rDl
bouIds as follows: Beginning for the th.
east side of Congress street point distant
inches south from the southeast OF Rrids.
and Congress streets. and running thence north
with the east side OF Congress street hfiy y-fisr
too feet six ,6, inches. and extending with the
width aforesaid 10y parallel liDcs right angles
with said Congress street hundred and iirr
nu5, feet. more less. to ten nu foot nllrv
(the said Congress street being now known as 3Ist
street and the said Bridge street being pow knn.n
as NJ street,, together with all and singular IN.
Improvements. ways, easements rights. privileges
and appurtenanc"s to the same belonging or In
anywise appertaining.
in two equal instailmcns. payable rcspe, tiv,.ly
one and two years after day of sale, with interest
AT g per cent per afnnm, payable seni- annually,
and secured by deed Of trust upon the pruIpert,
or all cash. 1T the option of the purchaser A
deIosit OF two hundred dollars $500, will Ice r..
anire1 at the time of sale. All cnnycvai-iuc a..
animation "i title and recording Ia al tl,, r,r.i
Of the purchaser Title good ar sale. II n.
from the day Of sale the trustees reserve M. rhT
to resell the premises the risk AMI cost of fhe
defaultns purchase after iN. days advert is.-
in Washington. ID. {.
HENRY L. DAVIS Trustee.
800 L street northwest
CHARLES ii. Fl,'kI1Ndi. Tristrr
nll-fi~'s l"ls Slsi street northwest.
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= 'N SlftfT hOrfhWnsi
CHARLES ii. FltkI.fNI Trnstrr
n h12-.l&ds l5ls as, stra,.f ,,,,t,,.,
DUNCANsoN BROS. ArcTIoYErHS
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DrsIp,Rrr nr-r,
INtiS ON EltST KETMEEN 1, ~.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE pr-ryr
ms ON F1tST BETWEEN q AND u
STREETS SOUTHEAST =
ny Eirtua of Il deed Of trust, duly recorded I'm
l-iber No 2's'. at folio 43l ~ seq OF The land
records OF the District Of Columbia we wiz st.ji
IN lf1ni of the premises. on TT ESpAy TIL.
Nv ENIl-IlilRb DAY OF MARCH A. II lsuT
Al FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following ,is.s..ril..i
real estate situate in the city Of Washington ps.
trlct OF toliniia and known as all thus. ,rrt In
pieces or parcels of Land anI premises Distinguished
rs al "f lot III and parts of lots 10 and u I'm I
u Thompson and Moses kelry's suhdIrision ,r
lo.s In squire ,3s, recorded in Iibrr W +
toiio is6 OF the surveyors office Of the District of
Columbia. beginning for the same on list street
;lst NIFTY niIIe feet six inches ga # I'M north uf
with said street thirtytwo feet seven inches az,
II inl; thence east hundred feet ,lal n :.
Thence south thirty-two feet seven inches 40 ?,
M, Thence west one hundred feet tioo n 10 IN.
beginning. together with all and singular the i'm
pr"Neinents ways. easements, rights privileges and
alpuf'cnaic''s 10 the same belonging or in any
Use appertainnS.
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in ono
ana TWO years at q per cent per annum interest
from DAY OF sale. payable semi -annualy to he So
'urei ny deed II trust on property sold or all cash
AT the option OF the purchaser. A deposit of Sas,
required at the time Of sale. ConVeyancinr e..
NJ purchasers cost. Terms Of sale 10 De complied
with In ten days from day of sale ntherwis,.
trustees reserve the right resell the property ~
the risk and cost of defaultIns purrhas.r after
newspaper published in Washington u .
WHARTON r. LESTER
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON.
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Causes serious complications The slight
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the de eOilita;iug drains tt1t mark the pro
gTess OF feminine diseases are passed lightl,
over or are borne in ignorance of their
Cause Their continuance means death or
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Ihe book Is for family II Is all that its name
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Evening star., 1897-03-16

in every way. All of the performers are
well known. and the list embraces some of
the best-known artists in their respective
lines in this section of the country. The
details of the fight will be given by means
CT special wire, and the show will begin
at clock, to last until the fight is over.
Benefit to the Newsboys - Manager
hiteside proposes to give benefit to the
newsboys Thursday afternoon at the Bijou
Iheater. when every neWsboy will be pro-
vided with admission and a seat The
Georgia Minstrels will furnish the enter
tainment, and it will be a good one
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Butler Will Yield.

Frank Butler. alias Ashe. alias Newman.
the accused murderer of Capt Lee Waller.
Arthur Preston and Charles Burgess. now
at San Francisco. has decided to give up
his fight against the efforts Of Australian
ponce 10 secure his extradition from this
country He gives as his reasons for this
action that he has no hope that the United
States supreme Court will reverse the
ruling Of District Judge Morrow. and he
cannot stand the cost of carrying the mat
ter TO the court of last resort