davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WANTED Girl for general housework:
bring references. Apply 307 Tth st. NV.
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OLD B00kS-I pay ca sh for all kinds OF
old miscellaneous books; will call, ex-
anime and make offer at residence. Drop
postal to WASHINGTON BOOK SHOP,
under Second National Bank, JAMES
0'NElL, Prop, 609 7th st, NV del g. I'm
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TIA ILROADs.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station Is 1-2 ST. q. Pa. Ave.
IN Effect NOxemh her IA. 1SD7.

In Effect November IA, 1897.
For Alexandria (geek days, $50; 6-o5.
ex;; 90. las a. m: 1906. ex. 1920.
d.lo' 40. 2-0b.. ex.: 240. 20, 3.6s.
5;d9; 500, ex.: $50, FOG, 500. 300.
lo.oO, 11.20. IL 80 p. m.
For Alexandria tSun ndaysl, . 40, S.45,
s'aa52, 1890. 1l.15a m, L 90 noon, Il. 40
.5o, 2.15, 500. 3 as. 40, 5.15, Geo.
6-45, 30, s.l5. Q 90. 1000. Ii 20 p. n,.
For Mount Vernon fweek da Us, 6 80, 500,
IU.0o, .o5. II 90 a. m-, 1905, 1-1o.
z-oo, 3b9, T.o6 d. m.
For Mount Vernon fSundaysl, 7.45, 8. 45
a. m, 1900 noon. 2-i5. 3-46 and 6-4o
p. m.
For Arlington and A 1ueduct Bridge tweek
caysl, 500. 8. 50, 1906, and II 90 a. m.
1905, 20, 10, 200, 2.40, 3.20; 4.1o,
b-2o. 6.05. Toe and 800 p. IN.
For Arlington and AqucdUct Bridge
tsundaysD,, 7:45, 8:45, s:4t. 1880 1i:1o.
= IA, 1900 noon, I2.45, 1:3o. 2:i5.
3: 90, 3:45, 4:3o. b:16. 600. 6:4o.
$50, s:lb p. Ill.
Baggage checked free for passengers
holding fIrst-class tickets at station. Bi-
cycles, 20 cents each. Parcels carried.
nol3-tf
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WANTED Horses for their feed; goo,
ref. j. c., s., this office. de25- st
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FOR RENT-HOU SEs

FOR RENT Nina rooms and bath: central;
unfurnished; Lu questions. 4 GuresN .IuhN,
this Office de2T3t
FOR RENT-Most desirable part of city;
ali mod. imps.: ST 500 unfur., or $4,000
fur. per year. Inquire at T6l K st. NV.
Ge23-7t,em
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FOR RENT-STABI.E

FOR RENT In rear OF 81 g New Yorkavc:
large, 2-stUry stable. stalls, carria ge, and
storage rooms, new floor; water: 80 per
month. Ge25-3t
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FOR RENT-1021 Sth st. NV: neatly
fur. rooms OH I'd floor; front and back
gas. with or without hoard. terms mod
crate. de24-6t-em
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wANTED-One energetic man to open
brancn office III city; also one TO travel,
must have $50 cash; snap Tor the right
persons. Address ROOM IA, st. James S
Hotel de2T-3t
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FOR RENT front rooms for gentlemen:
also I'd floor for light housekeeping; heat
gas and bath terms mod. 229 st 81. NV.
de2d-3t-em
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LOST .

L0ST-All persons are warned gainst pur-
chasing or selling II shares OF Lanston
Monotype Machine Co. stock, No 2l9
issued Al pril ,, S92; duplicate having been
applied for. S. j. MEEKS.
del X 1877 ia2
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GO ea9sap1sks aS;p sa

Through the GInDdest scenery OF
America, All Trains FestiEu,eh,
Electric Lighted, Steam Hented.
ALI Meals Served III Dining Cars
Station Sixth and Is Streets.
Schedule in effect November "A. 1907.
2.2O L. M. DAlLl-CincinnaLI aud ot
LOUIS Special-Sold train for Cincinnati
Pullman Sleepers To Cincinnati Lexington.
Louisville. Indianapolis, and st. LOUIS
without change. Parior Cars. Cincinnati
20 Chicago. Connects at COyiDgton, Va,
Tor Virginia Hot springs.
II IL =. NJ DA iLY-F F. v. Limited
Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleep
eIs 60 Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louis
vile without change. open for reception
or passengers at p. III. Pullman Com
partfEent Car to Virginia Hot Springs, with
out Change, Tuesdays. Thursifa Us. and sat
urdays. SlecperS, Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and st. Louis.
1857 A 81. EXCEPT SUEDAY-Parlor
Car, WaShirgto Lo RichmondaD nj Richmond
70 0ld Point. only rail line, via Tenn.
H.. + r. and c. s. o. Railways.
22o p. NJ. DAILY-For GUrtOnsvi!lc,
Charlottesville, Stanton. and for Rich
mond. daily, except sunday.
reservation aud tickets at Chesapeake
and Ohio offices, 5f3 and 1921 PennsyI
yinia aYenuc and at the station
a. w FULLER.
no16-a.m-tf General Passenger A gent
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MONEY loaned in sums from So TO $50
To reliable parties: 10 collateral requir ed;
open evenings. ROOM {, Central BID 3 +,
9Th and Pa. ave. GelT-Im-eIn
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WANTED-General houseworkers, cham
bermaidS, laundresses, seanistreSseS, day
rkers nurses; pla ceS Furnished till suited.
SHA s, i25 1Ith st. NV.
dp25 Ut
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FOR RENT-To adults only,l or Com
pieteiy or partly fur. rooms for house
Keeping private family. 1926 9th st.
NV. deoG-3t
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FOR RENT-S12 will rent 8 nice. unfur.
rooms on 2d floor, with heat, bath and
gas. No. 60 L st. NV. MISS de 24-3t-em
The times., 1897-12-27

FOR REN1-Lovely suites of rooms on the
first floor or tiIird floor, 1Q17 ] 4th st.
nw. de24-3t-em
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FOR RENT-Newly papered, 2d-story front
room; nicely furnished: open fire; vacant
Jan. i. 1913 11th st. NV de27-3t
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FoR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Furnlslied, 2d-story, south
front room, S6; mod. imp. Call, after 4,
630 / St.nw. der ot
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FOR HIRE,

FOR HIRE-To drunmers and business
men. horse and buggy or dayton. So per
day, aud special prices for pleasure drlv-
fng. Apply 10 the REX STA BLEs, near
els L ST, NV; telephone call. lo9. apSo-tf
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Fon REsT-U R,5,sHED ROO ny

FOR RENT Beautiful suite Of unfu,nished
rooms: 2d and Sd floors; gas and heat.
T.. G., 1909 r. st. NV. a. It-,-.,U
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FOX REM Two, five or ten rooms; heat;
ras unfurnished; 10 QUESTIONS; cent!a To-
catiou Address XMAS, this office.
de2T-3t
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FOR BES1--Furnished rooms; for gentle
men only. 5I7 Tth st. NV. de24-7t
For hEAI Large, slinil looms or 4-roons
flats Wltllprivats iiat h roouis, rent low. g
n. Y. ave, corner OF 1st st. de6-tf
The times., 1897-12-27

HIGH EST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture, carpets. pianos; entire
houses, stocks of all kinds. Address JONES,
lOu4 Mass ave. NV. aeT -3fno
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Wa AN1'ED--CoIored men to ledge. 1924
9th st. NV. de27-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE Cigar store; Pa. ave nw-
bet. 4 12 ana 10th stS.; SO arranged.
rent reduced to $50; price, 1870; at
tractive fixtures; snap DUNLAP, 906
f st. de27-3t
GO TO DUNLAP To buy or sell out a
business quick USIN ESS AGENCY.
906 f ST. de273t
FOR SALE-Cigar, confectionery, station
cry; corner store. established .5 years.
low rent; ST so, i744 9TH ST. NV. de273t
FOR SALE-Grocery store; oldest a blished
paying Corner stand: stock fresh and
clean; rent S25; small In veStment required.
DUNLAP, 906 st. de263 st
FOR SALE-Hot and bar. so rooms;
completely and elegantly furnished: CON
trois large transient trade; owner engaged
in other business; price and rent reason
able; extra ordinary bargain. DUNLAP,
9O6 F st. de26-3t
FOR SALE-Lunch room: prominent down
town stand; daily sales $40; owner Ieav-
ing city; can be bought at bargain.
DUNLAP, 906 st. de263t
BONDS furnished in civil and criminal
cases. Taxes paid at Il discount De-
fective titles to real estate straig ghtened.
Will act as receiver, assignee, guardian or
trustee. Financial assistance furnished to
litigants. Those about to bring suit should
consult the company before takin., action
The EWASHINGTONLAW WANDCLAIMSL
Rooms and I, Az La. ave. NV.
de5-tf Telephone Ills.
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FOR SAIE-iOTS

BUY lot fol Investment or home; Con.
duit Road and Great Falls Electric Rail-
way; within District: healthy; eleva ted;
terms easy; plats, etc. CLARK BROS.
33I II 81. NV. de1- 1mc-em
The times., 1897-12-27

FOR RENT-S1o two large and one ha II
room ST. for four; gooa aud Convenient.
20 st. ne. 1eg6-.it
The times., 1897-12-27

lOU CAN borrow money on your furniture,
carpets, pianos, Indse., etc. NORTH
Wi-.,I :, fOhAuE HOT SE, a16-lS 9Th NV.
de7- -3fno
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NANTED-Cooks. dishwasners and walt
ers, porters, drivers, clerks. la boIeIs. boys:
t.laces furnished till suited CITY IN
TFLi.IG ENCE OFFICE, Ar 1lth st. NV.
de24-7t
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

HOtj + Street NorthveSt
Gold Filings and bridge work spe-
cialty, at the lowest price; amaigam fill
ings, 50c; fun sets Of teeth on plates, So;
extracting either by gas or local spray
absolutely painless, 50c without 25C; all
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 to 8
O'Clock. G. mh2 9 If
The times., 1897-12-27

FOX Rr.Nf-Unfur.: large ru0m 3 windo ws:
second floor; heat and gas; SO. 1lI4
1lIh st, nv de-. st -em
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FOUND.

FOINn-Pack3ge, Dec. "a, at 25 d. m
pacEagc owner can har sa me by ppl yin;
at tGo 4th st. ne. W. f. BLA YDES
de26- 3h
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FE.

WANTED-Competent lady's maid; $50;
experienced white securd-nan: with
reference; $50. GA 18th st. NV 1t
WANTED-For Fanny Davenport produc-
tiun of Cleopatra, 90 tall. young men:
10 colored men. Apply stage door New
National Theater, at a m., Monday,
Dec. 20. 1t
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WANTED At once, nrst-class cook. No.
9S3 IL ST. NV. de25- Stem
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HELL waNTED-MALE.

WANTED-Good coiored barber. Apply
No. Monroe ST., AnacoStia, ID. {.
de27-3t
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NAMED --.iirl for general housework;
no washing: call bet. . ana a 1884
9th st. 1t
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Madame L. AMOMy,

The great Ciairvoyant and Pasmist; advice
names in full satisfaction guaranteed;
fee soc and 81. 1903 u st.nw de41 mo-em
NINE. LA RUE, Medium, tells past and
present; gives luck; free until New Year's.
1923 12 I st. NV; walk upstairs.
del o. Inn -em
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FRA Me DWELLINGS, ON MILK HOUSE
FORD ROAD. NEAR BRIGHT WOOD,
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HELP wAs-rED-FEMALE.

WA NTED-W Woman for general housework
without washing or Ironing; girl to do
champerwork; good home. l702 2 10th
St NV. de2T-t3t
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PERSONALS.

ANY person knowing the address OF the
Haies family Will confer a favor by
communicating with n. Il. Hales, No.
235 Locust ST., Wiiliamsport, Pa.
dpDT-3t
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sIIScEI.!,ASFOlys,

| GREAT BOOT SALE at selby's; mems
calf So and 81 boots. sizes l-2; g., 2
pair; mems articles soc.. worth 81.
] 903 Pa. ave. Ge24-6t-em
IF YOU DON'T MIND SAVING MONEY
You certainly ought to have us do all
Your painting. Finest work only Ecgu-
lar mUney->a wing prices. Rooms papercd-
%th ST. No branch de21tf
FR1NTING-Best and cheapest business
cards, 30c per LOCO up. HA Us, 2I6
st. ne. de23 ! OF ."
r. II. LEATHES, Professional piano and
/ organ tuner: pianos and organs thor
ougnIy cleaned and renovated, drop postal.
3;5.4 u st NV, Washington, d. {.
GREAT Xmas sale at Selbys-slipPerS at
your own ,price, 4sc Up. ladies button
hoes, all shapes 95e. elsewhcr 81 80;
aud al sizes 1853 ia. ave de2i Stem
XMAS OYSTERS zoe. per qt at WINS
TONS. large, fresh shucked; 25C. every
wnerc els. lS4o Tth ST. NV, drop card.
de2l-jt-en
sEN Isle roliGa y prcsents-A An up-to-,late
hat derby or fedora. black or brown,
II 20. Ucn : iiue HeCkwedr. 1SC- else
yyneFe zoe; SILK sGspenders, lSc-else-
where 26C. Child's rAbters, lEc. ladies'.
24c. meas. 3Sc. SELBY, 1868 Pa. ave.
de2i6t,em
HORS Is CLIPPED by electric power,
Si.To. COS q st. NV. del6-1 no-em
VERY low priceS iH ueu's and boys cloth
ing for the hoiida ", mems aIl.wool
hlaeK chcN lot SUITS 4.Ia-eisewhere ) 50,
boys suits, all St'ades ana sizes, 1"c, CSC,
Sf.21, 81. So, $500 auG S2.5O. SELBY,
l9o3 Pa. ave. de2l 6tem
HIuHE5I cash prices pan. Tor second
Hanu furniture. carpets, pianos. entire
houses stocks of & k,nds. Address JONES.
! OO4 Mass ave NV ueT -0InO
PRINTING AND BooKBISDING.
Printing 800 cards, : &C.; 800 envelopes,
75c., 500 note heads, s5c.i 500 state
Inents, &C.; binding magazines, 5oc.;
mis- Ce llarcous books rebound. e. T..
WILLIAMS, els 7th st. NY. fe6-u
The times., 1897-12-27

LOANS maze on approved collateral, such
as life policies, stocks, bouds, building
association shares, syndicate ceTti.icates,
st. Take elevator II
The times., 1897-12-27

WANTED-A neat, reliable, colored girl
IL do general house work, in a family Of
three. Call, with refe renee, 6u0 22d st. NV.
The times., 1897-12-27

MONEY TO LOAN at and per cent:
security, real estate in District of Coium.
bia no della Y beyond an inspection or prop
erty and examination of title. WALTER
Z. ACkER. 1u4 14th St NV mb2Stf
The times., 1897-12-27

LoST-Ladies' gold hunting case watch;
chaih and cross attached; name on case;
on 9TH st. or Penn ave. Return and re-
ceive reward To 901 H st. NV de26-:it
LOST-Diamond ring; from 9Th and the
Avenue TO 1926 18th st. NV. Return
to s25 18th st. NV. and receive reward.
de25-3t
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Siette 3apitel.

"5orbaabentlis fan Wiis @anitOns fin 9RoIe, bpiItsbe
Riis MarrabIs en- aros til Guosrnantsn.
ga. hpis anitano % 9ratie er not til at ftdbe en-
Stueipinsrinbs, pil Masbalenss Spill fatte ps ale Sprz
%bauislIe."
Nteb bette Spar tog Miis @artb 1T Saanbarbeips
Trem os pIacereDe fig miot gartsttst for at ie til.
He9isisren iatte Jig meb Sosen Saanben / %ssororrn,
ben at Scenen. Oct bar en- lioen ~bep9gelia Mano at ct
~hepGseliet @aien, ps ban CAB sssn til, at man funbe be-
gpnbe meb famine 9p. fpm ON bet SeIe life bapbe polbet
BAN npsen ~llleilisbep Os bar ben ~IinpIsiie sina at Der
ben.
De to perioner / fsrfte Scene, Sog og SuIten, bar alt
for tor til Oetorationerne, Der foretilIebe ct 9abeparti.
De pibfte life beaer, bpor be itulbe siers al fine arme,
Ben os Stsnmsmibler; be falot fere 9unge ~baepenot
inb, %, ba be omiiper buoos forlabt Sceneu, ubtrptte be
lin fulbtpmmen 5ilfrsbsbeb oper Reiultatet po en- bier
telig Cater.
"g9r iaa COB at bore title. mine Serrsr!" raabte ben
bsTiss Reeisier. "pua Scsrsn bar De COB til at bore
Iaa ~6sireitspe, De bill, men baepeo ben maa 9ubIitum
life bsre Dem. Gr gFiis Wlarrabls iGrpis, % Miis
9anitpne pan fin qIdbs9 Bring Gabepartiet I Orben,
BET sr blepst rulst itirpt op! Som Der ben, Miis Mars
robls bebas at +. ub imoS publi,um! Miis 0ans
itone -"
Ser afbrso ban meb ct.
Oct par od m~artelist." muml.be ban. bun inbtagsr
ielu ben ri9tigs PIubs."
2ueie aubnsoe Scenen mso be Orb; Seq tror. min
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
W~ifroifopet,
Nnpenbf 81. 9artman's cfRu mn,
Der bans n%otrafte Yraria

Nifroffopet Ct bIeuet en- abiulut @,,.
uenbisbeb for ben. Der prait,ierer SIP.
oiein % airursI Gor at osooos ,,n
ssentlise gsifaffenbeb al manoe eo,,
BONNIE trHnses Mifroitopet. 3 a.
5artman's uoitrufte msoieinT grori,
bpor Tuiinoer os after 3uiinber !;
epsbomstilfelbe itaolst b~ebanolss. an.
penbes ibelis Y~hfrofopet for at ana,
lp ere grDuer at eppt, Blob ca Trim
ienbt ino til unoerisselis fra ale qor,
ter al be 6Oreneoe Stater. qoo O,r.
tie lib al Garet ~bebanoler Qcflor,,
fere 9niinoe UtenneIter Tom liott a;
Gutarrb | en- eler anosn Surm eg,r
Staoium. uben bet ~aIerbeote w,
iroifop pilbe bet unbertiosn bare un,u,
li9t, uoen periOnlis Graminat.on a,
iort9ae bet nDia9tise Stso for Sp,.
oommen; men meo bette piounbeglo,
Sntrumeut er ~aliseuel 9ottoytu m
bans Isiiienter iltanb til of aritdI,
Den nslastlsite 9iasnoiis al Sploom.
men, alene siennsm &Orreippuoancs.
Gottoren bebanoler benue Star oi
Batienter irit. &c Mioler, ban FORE,
%ifriuer, fan erboloes paa etbperi 9ruo
Stprs. Napn, Ilber, ajDn, Suoopn.
mems @arigbeo, en- 8elfriuelis al til.
lisere g%ebauolins maa ienoes til Qr
6artman, Columbus, Sbip, o. ,p0e(o
NnpisnIns iOr Wrueeu of Itrar bin.
ienot. Gnbper Yatieut pentes at "a.
purtcre Sremifriotet tit 9oftpreu iaa
oite, iom Tlli9toet maatte irRos. NIe
yrcpe bsipares irit, % bOloes al0slss
ton%fiOentleae.
3r. Sartman's npeite BOG on Ire.
milf Gntarrb % be for fiellse flimatl.
lie Sr9oomme ON ginteren icnoss irt
iur Ell fort 5io al Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
PRINCE HENRY CHALLENGED AGAfN.

THIRD OFFICER REsENTs STRUCTURES ON THE
CONDUCT OF ITALIAN TROOPS IN ABfssiNlA'
Paris Aug. 7.-Leutenant Boppa. the only sur
yiying officer of the 14th Battalion OF General Da-
barmida's brigade OF the unfortunate Italian ex-
petition against Abyssinia has CHALLENGED frihce
Henry Of Orleans result or the iatter
strctures on the conduct OF the italian soldiers in
Africa This is the third challenge received by the
Prince for the same cause. General Aibertone ana
Lieutenant Pima having precedence over Lieutenant
Boppa in the matter
If Is said that King Humbert Of Italy has sent
his eldest nephew Prince Emanuelo Fliiber'o DUKE
OF Aosta and husband Of the Princess Helena OF
Orleans daughter Of the late Count OF Paris; on
mission TO the Orleans family the object being 10
prevent The duel between Prince Henry or orleans
and General AlbertOne. - ,, m
General ia harinida was Of the Italian officers
killed at the battle of Adowa; General Aoer,one
also commanded a brigade In that engdsemeann.
which was fought in the latter part OF April, 1870
and aroused so much bitter feeling throuRhoue
. Italy that for a time the throne was though' 10
he in danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

even after they must realize that they are marching
under the banner Of death.
The great majority Of diseases have their inception
in Indigestion biliousness and impure blood. Among
these diseases deadly consumption, nerve racking,
brain.wrecking nervous prostraton and exhaustion,
body torturing rheumatism, insanity breeding
ralgia eniaciating malaria and all of dishgur
ing blood and skin diseases. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is cure for all these diseases If
taken in anything like reasonable time. II is not
cure all, but cures the diseases mentioned for the
reason that they caused and aggravated BY the
same disorders. II makes the appetite keen the d.
gestion perfect the liver active the blood pure and
builds firm flesh and healthy nerve fiber. Don't be
wheedled by penny grabbing dealer into taking
something else
DIR Pierces Golden Medical Disk overy cured me Of
Of poisoning Of the blood writes Mrs Selia
Ricca Of Coast, Santa Cruz Co. Cal Bos one after an
other would break out arms and were very painful
have tried the loudly praised sarsaparillas without any
bcne, whatever and not until took the Discovery did
get we'll. That two years ago and have not had
boil OF any kind since"
Accidents occur in every home DIR. Pierces Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser tells what to do. Send
81 ne-cent stamps to cover cost OF mailing onir 10
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N ", for paper covered copy. French cloth bind
ing, 10 cents extra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
ELLIOTT FREES HIS MIND AGAIN.
ANOTHER BITTER ATTACK MADE on JOHN W
FOSTER.

ANOTHER BITTER ATTACK MADE ON JOHN W.
FOSTER.
Cleveland Ohio, Aug 1-Professor Henry w.
Elliott read to-day the interview with John W.
Foster, the Commissioner sent by President NC
Kinley to England to confer with Lord Salisbury
relative 10 the Behring Sea matter. and replied
holly to Mr. Fosters intimation regarding the
anlmus which actuated Elliott to write his two
recent letters. He said:
80 John w Foster has nothing to say in an
to my direct charge of his telling the Presi-
dent an untruth about myself Well, perhaps that
is the best thing for him to do | happen TO have
in my possession the black-and-white evidence
that he has violated the Ninth Commandment; ne
has borne false witness against his nelgnDor,
then, len call attention TO this fact, ne talks
vaguely about my animus' and my status.
"The American people have had a glut or TINS
absurd tomfoolery the fur seals, and the
prospect of having strung out two or three years
longer under the lead Of this incompetent man IS
enough 10 scken them. | predict that they will
been under the impression. and am STILL that a
man convicted Of bearing false witness against his
neghbor Is not a fit man for association with in
the private or officia life of American citizens.
There Is mole under this than | can or desire
to mention the present moment This same
Foster. said to me in 1894 that they Uhe Foster
association told that you had sold your report
TO the British but. my dear Mr. Elliott. you know
that have er believed it. | intend to get
his associates and then shall add another indict-
ment dsquafying him from running the State
Department to dscredit and injure American
interests and defame American citizens"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
4 SEVEN-YEAROLD GIRL DRUNK.

INDUCED BY THE OFFICIOUs SMALL BROTHER or
HER DEAD PLAYMATE To DRINK a TEAcUP
OF wHIsKEY TO NAMES HEALTH"
When Mamie Monahan seven years Old fell out
of the fourth floor Of the tenement-house at No. IS
Carmine-st. Thursday and was instantly killed,
there who grieved more than her nle.
long companion and playmate. Julia Madigan. seven
years DID, of No. l3 Christopher-st. She and
Mamie had been inseparable since they were o!d
enough 10 know each other.
Nantes funeral held yesterday afternoon
and the fiat crowded or course. Julia was
present. Her mother tod her she could go ana
kiss her playmate a last goodby and with her eyes
red and swollen from constant weeping. Julia ar
rived AT the Monahan home. The relatives were all
gathered In the trent room taking a last farewell
OF the little white form n the small collin, ana
many and long the cries of grief that foated
through the big tenement house
Standing lust outside the door, and feeling very
,moortant. was Joe Monahsn. the ten-year-od
brother OF the dead child. IL not every day
that his family was the centre OF attraction in the
house and he didn't propose 10 lose any OF the
glory As Julia came up the stairs and softly tip
toed toward the room where the body was she WAS
met by Joe.
Don't go IN now. Julia" said Joe. Mas in
there and she's cryin' just awful II she you
she'll take worse. cause you and Mamie was
chums" This appealed TO Julia, and she accepted
Joe's invitation to go into back room, tempo
full. was on the table. reminder Of the wake
bright idea struck Joe, and he communicated 1t 10
Julia.
IBIS is de last day We'll have Maihie so lets US
drink to her health" suggested Joe. pouring out
teacupful Of the fiery liquid Julia hesitated as inc
cup profered TO her
II don't like it, joe" she said but III drink II
nm NAMES account" She took mouthfu ana
almost strangled. Joe urged her on. talking Of
Mamie and Julia drained the cup Her tendsf
,,,,o Inns and throat were burned. and she wAs
almost strangled; but It was for Mamie. and she
didn't care. 49,
The funeral left the house and some one wondered
uhv Ju,ia had not called TO say farewell TO her
playmate An hour later she was found BY the jan
tor Ehlers, In a hallway unconscious The oao'
q, the strong liauor at once told him what tns
trouble was. and he called policeman who sun,
moned an ambulance from st. Vincents Hospita.
Two doctors worked hard over ne Ssri ana 10,
some time Il was feared she would die she "ss
finally brought out OF danger. bur was IN state o
.dsirium trcmens. She raved ana screamed sM
talked about her playmate Mamie. Sne lmasmsS
she was falling out OF the window as Mamie nav
and cried for help. Toward midnight sac was muca
auieter. and the doctors said she would get we'll