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. DALTIMORE -
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RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect February 2f, 1897.
Leh-e washington from SssIig!i, corner OF
New jersey avenue and c street
Fot Ihi'tA' ant -NoFJlL Ny.St' fSSttDuie.i
Limited trains, 1000, 11:45 a. H., 500
For Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Indianapolis,
Express. ll-f5 a. III. YesJlDuled Limited
8 40 p. m. express l1.25 p. Ia.
For .rIttsburg md Cleveland. express
Oally, lO.OO a. IN and $50 y. ~
EOTI 0leCe mi Detroit, II 20 p ID.
For winchester and way stations. l D y
III, $3.50 p. m.
For New Orleans, Memphis. Birmingham.
Ciatta nOOga, Knoxville, Bristol anil
Roanoke. 500 p III caliy; Sleeping Car
For Iurav. $40 D. m daily
For baltimore, week days, 500, $50,
KOS, XT.IO, x. 90, > 80, 1880, xIO.O0.
xl2.OO a. Iu., xl2 :. %, 2 10, x12. 40, x3,OO.
x6 20, $50, x6.Oo. 3 10. x9 20, Ills.
&II.50 y. m, and X12.OI night Sundays.
X .O5, X7-IO, $50, x9.O0 a. n, x12:05.
y. IN, xI2OI night.
For Annapolis, 7-lO and 30 q m, 2:1O
and -i.3U p. H.; Sundays, $50 a III. 4.35
For Frederick. week DAYS, 7:35. II45
a. m., so, $50 p M sundays, lis p m.
For Hagerstown, $1,000 a m. and t5. 80
For Boyd and way points, week days
H5 5S5 a N n 4l39' 39 /, $50 '-o6 p m sun
For Gaithersburg and way points. week
days, z -35, 900 a. m. 12 so. 315. 4 80.
4a3, 5. 80, 7.O5, IL 40 D. m Sundays.
900 y. m, lis. 4.,i3. 1O5, 1915 D. "a
For Washington Junction and wav points
735 a. m, 4. 80. . 80 o. m. week days
lis D. N. Sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
Autraius Illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Philadelphia, New York, POStOn, and
the East. week days, 500, 1000 a. m
Dining Carr, 1900, (12-4O Dining Car }. 3 90
t5.O5 Dining Carr, 1901 night. Sleeping
Car open at 1000 o'ClOckl, SunGa Us, 90
a. m. Dining Car }, ~ 40 Dining Carr 800
1908 Dining Carr II OF night. sleeping car
open 10 O'clock. Additional trains for
Philadelphia, week days, T.Oo a. III, daily.
500 D. IN.
Buffet ParIOr Cars on all day trains.
EOr Atlantic City. 1000 a. m. , 90
noon, and 1910 p. m week days, L. 40
ID. m. sundays
For Cape Nay, IL noon
Except SunGay. XEXprcss trains
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co ON orders left at ticket offices, 6I9
Pennsylvania avenue NV. New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at depot.
WM NJ GREEN, CHAS. Q. SCULL.
Gen. Manager Gen Pass e.
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FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE Or RENT--Good farm of II
acres; house. garden, etc: bargain
/ j. WALLER, Whitewater, Va. fei9-9t
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FOR SALE-Cigar and tobacco store m
Soo1 locality: goods fresh and new. Ol6
n st. NV, near police court fe25 stem
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PERSONAL.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-ThTee days only Scwed bunt-
ing flags. 4XS feet, S2.25 each: houses
decorated from So up. HENRY F. REH,
$50 l2th st. NV. fe25-3t-em
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FOR SALE-CiEar stand and fixtures,
623 q st, next TO post office; make
Gffer: rent Si6. BUSINESS EXCHANGE
AlS r 81. Ie-I-oI
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Cheap, a cab and coupe,
newly painted, and m nrSt-cIaSs running
order Appiyto 2403 II st. NV fe2o-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Candy and fancy grocery
cheap 6O9 4 st. ne. fe23-tt-en
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EDUCATIONAL.
FOR HIRE

FOB HIRE-Fun dress suits, 81 only.
JULIUS COHEN, l104 9TH st. NV.
ue21-tf
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PERSONAL.

DIR. R..GENIA VALASCC-Tells all events
or life; unites the separately; gives
luck magnetic treatment. 6O7 r st. 1t
MADAM RENA-ClaIyo oyant; card reader;
past, present and future truthfully told
Zee 20 and 50c. 1102 New York ave.
NV. fe25-3t
MAY AND LiZZlE-Lizzie, our mother Is
very low with pneumonia; keeps c1li1ng
LOT you, telegraph at once. May-Come
70 me, all is forgiven; have word from your
faLheT Importance to you. CHARLIE 3.
fe24-27
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Seven-roo house; ia coun-
try, with acres OF ground anu iIlht.
lnnnira nj 6O4 Tenn. ave. ne. Ic2I-bt .elh
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE
$3.50 on Wide Concrete St.

New two-story bay window bricks. six
rooms, bath and pantry: cabinet mantels,
china closets, electric bells ard Gas light
ing. concrete yards, rear alley and front
parkings: select neighhoThood, one square
from Md. ave, Icar cafs. berdics and
public school Terms made TO suit pur-
cbasers. 1367-1377 Emerson st ne. bet.
and +, 18th and 14th SIS: inspection
invited Apply GEO p. NEWTON, Builder
and Owner, Room % lie Drot building,
Sth and Sts NV fe25-6t en-
FOR SALE-We nave large list of new
houses: we are offering below cost for
a short time. Cali and get our list giving
location and prices. d. Il. GOTTWALS &
90, owners, e1l lth It. nw. ie25-4t,eln
FOR SALE-Sman farm, 20 miles from
Washingtonon Alexandria anG Fredericks-
burg II. r.; broom house and outer build
ing in firSt-clasS condition. Inquire of j
NJ MSPRINGMAN, Sl,Tinsman. Va felE-l4 At
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poSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should he read daily. BY all Interested,
as changes may Occur at any time
Foreign Mails for the week ending
February 81. close promptly al this office
% fpIf
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DIR, CZARRA'S,
so CURE SOPAY

No. 6I9 Pa Ave. y. W., Washington, ID &.
Specialist In chrODIS and private diseases,
iiles, SLricturS, Hydrocele. Gout, Catarrh
Dyspepsia, Hood POiSlOn cured, Vitality re-
stored Consultation free and confidential 70
both sexes Daily, Co Z, 8 20 b.
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DR.. LEATHERrIAN.

Expert Specialist fE Tie cure OF al
forms ot private diseases. Consultation
free Hours, to IL, to 3. Tues,
Thurs and Sat evenings. To g. NO
6U2 + NV (Closed Sundays
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FOR SALE-Corner E0Cery store, with good
7-year-Old horse and harness; only $500.
only store on the corner; NO cutters IN the
neiehhorhood Inquire at 522 2d st NV
fe23-3t
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PROF. HALEE,

Born ciaIrvoyant and scientific paimlse
Iells your MAMIE, occupation. and just Whab
you want To know: also tells about Ousi-
ness deals. love affairs, family troubles,
friends and enemies. reunites the separ-
ated, brings quarrels ali right. removes
spells. causes good luck, etc. Fee, 20, ooc
and 81. Hours, to 8 daily, except
SUNDAY. Hours sunday, to A. Parlors.
$50 u st. NV. Satisfaction guaranteed
ta22-2me
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I'UR SALT obacco and cigar store.
cor. 9Th ana stS. NV. j. ". REED.
TeSS-3t-etn
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FpRSALE-An n old eStst hli shed bacon stand
in market: reason for selling. have two
StardS. cannot attend 10 both. Address
e , this office fe23-3t
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FOR sALE-Ihe only bakery ia a Mary
IauJ town OF = go lnfla aitautS. ahCdt
o miles from Washington, horse. wagon.
route. utensils. prgCe, S3Ou' rent, $40 pr
month: only those meaning business need
apply. Address NJ. b., this office.
fe23-3t-em
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NINE. THEO, MEDIUM.
Scientific pdlmist and card reader: know
YOUR fate and fortune, open daily. German
spoken csc. and 5oc. 929 II st. NV.
fec tf-1m
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PBoF. CLAY Clairyoyant;- greatest For
tune Teller; all events OF life, from oracle
TO grave; business. love affairs, losses
etc. for 90 cents; reunites separated huS-
band or wife; makes lover or sweetheart
true: causes speedy marriage: removes any
fel3-lm
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To Bt1 out a business or sell out one
quick. go to BRA DSHAW, Room s, 45i
Louisiana ave. NV. ie2S-St EN-
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FOR SALE-A beautiful dairy lunch and
oyster house, in the best location or
Washington for one-half its value, as the
owner desires to leave the city. 523
10th st. NV. leZ4-ot
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FOR SALE-S4o0, lunch ROOM St
NV: suitable for lady or gentleman;
owner leaving city. BUSINESS : EA
CHANGE, 9lS F st fe2l-St
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ron sALr-H HORSES 81 vhHIcIES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL sell equity in oGse III Mount Pleas
ant, or VIII exchange for suburban lots
this Office. fe24-3t
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FOR RENT FLATS.

FOR RENT-2-room flat; heat, bath and
gas; S13.50. 2122 81 ST. fe25-3t
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FOR SALE-A small grocery store in
the NV. can be bought cheap good lOca-
tlon, chance FOR hight party. address
NJ J. r.. this Office. le2S-3t.em
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MISCEI.LAN EOUS.

20. B." is safe and sure for all female
Troubles Can afternoon, Mrs. BAILEY,
2l7 ID st NV. fe24l4t EN-
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DR. TAYLOR, 906 st. NV, makes
full sets OF teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without
pain; gold filling, 81; amalgam, 5Oc;
extracting free when plates are made.
ipIS-tf
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his life because his wife, from whom he
marriage relations.
On January last Creede and his wife
separated, and greed 10 dissolve q [ once as
far as possible without legal process their
marital bonds. Mrs. Creede accepted
$4,000 cash. and surrendered all further
claims upon her husband, at the time vol
unfairly withdra wing from his premises.
About three weeks ago Mrs. Creede
returned to Los Angeles and proposed
TO her husband g. reconciliation This was
much TO Creede's distaste, and he en-
d'3vored to avoid Lis wife, but being
unsuccessful he determined TO end his
life. Last evening H. took u large dose
Of morphine and went into the garden
10 die He was discovered by a serv-
ant and medical aid was summoned, but
he died two hours later
y. c. Creede, scout, indian fighter. mine
and mill owner, was born near Fort Wayne,
Ind, in lS43 Many and thrilling were
his adventures among the hostile Indian
tribes Re received in the scouting scrv-
ice the rank of first lieutenant In the Reg
ular Army.
For eight years after leaving the Gov
ernmeEt service he served hard appren-
uceship il gold-hunting, and reaped but
maager results He then struck the "Bo-
nanZa' mine, and from that time his for
tune turned He was estimated TO be
worth about S3,000,0OO.
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The World of Business.
Wall Street Yesterday.

New York, July 13.-Sugar's erratic fluc-
tuations were again feature of the stock
market. Announcement was made during
the early trading OF the failure of Decker.
Howell s. Co., who, 1t is understood, have
beer operating for bear account in the
certificates. AS this firm was reported
over three weeks ago TO be in difficulties.
the announcement caused no particular sur
prise.
No fresh news OF a definite nature came
from Washington in regard to the course
of the tariff bill in conference, but the
only inference that could be drawn from
the action of The certificates was that
the situation continued favorable so far
as Sugar interests are concerned Initial
quotations for the certificates Were at
q reaction from Yesterdays closing figure,
but there was quick advance from the
opening TO the highest price attained,
1877 T-S, on covering, supposed to be for
an Interest not Identified with the firm
whose failure was announced today The
certificates continued active all day, with
wide fluctuations.
The rest of the market was firm in the
first two hours on d limited volume of
business. but became more active in the
early afternoon, with the coalers and the
grangers particularly strong. The coalers
Were affected by the decision OF Justice
Chester that the proceedings provided
for in the antitrust law under which pro-
ceedings had been begun against the presi-
dents OF the anthracite coal railroads is
unconstitutional, because it fails To pro-
vide immunity for witnesses from penalties
incurred under the act \ contributory
helpful influence was the indication that
the soft coal miners strike Is benefiting
the anthracite trade.
The Changers We're affected by CON
tinued favorable crop news, as well as
the generally bullish sentiment engender
ed by the expected expedition of the tariff
bill. American Tobacco was otahly
strong on tariff xpectattons LOndon
prices showed small declines, but the
market abroad was reported apathetic,
with settlement developments without
significance.
The market was more quiet towa ri the
close, which was near the best prices Of
the day for most of the list except Sugar,
in which there was a natural reaction
ftom the top figures.
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ner continued in his position after the lie
mand Of the commission that he be
dropped?"
Mr. Stewart-He was
COMMISSIONER Procter-The same posi-
ton?
Mr.. Stewart-Yes.
Commissioner Procter-Is it not a fact
that Skinner was dropped from the posi-
ton ana afterwards reappointed to an
other not at that time under Ike civil
service reform rules?
Mr.. Stewart-Tbat is so; but he was
given the same work in his new position.
He was on q different payroll simply.
Commissioner Proc.er-You know, do
you not. that the Civil Service Corntuis
sion is not allowed any Jurisdiction what
ever over cases not included n the classi-
fled service?
Mr. Stewart-Yes.
The investigation closed with Mr.. Stew
art testimony for the day. Senator 7ritch-
ard announced that the next meeting will
take place on next Tuesday.
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DURING
The VACATION
SEASON
Doctor Mccoy Gives the
Uniform Rate Of So a
Month Till Cured.
This Applies TO All Patients
and All Diseases.

Only during the summer could Doctor
NcCoy possibly make the rate or 50
month, covering Deafness and all DIS
eases. since the establishment OF his ma
uonal practice in Washington his patients
have so constantly grown IN number that
lie has often seriously considered the ad-
vsablnty OF limiting their number and
raising has fees-charging a fee somewhat
IN proportion TO the service rendered.
The only reasons which enable
Doctor Mccoy TO give the So rate
for the summer months are:
First, because it is the vacation
season, the season when SO many of
his regular patients are out of towl
and,
Second, because one months treat
ment in summer, when nature in
every way aids the physician, is
worth two months OF most careful
treatment during the severe
weather of Fall, Winter and Spring.
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Chicago, July 3.-The undertoue of
strength TO the wheat market, noticed
at the close yesterday, was M. :. .aiacd to-
day, and several efforts made by promi-
nent professionals TO depress prices We're
Intellectual. There was liberal buyine,
both Tor the southwestern Eastern account.
The buying was not conspicuous enough
to attract special attention, but in the
aggregate was Influential. Receipts here
today were II cars against 3NO the saue
day year ago. Foreign markets Were
all strong. Baltimore reported cash II
ferlngs all taken. The strength in the
July optionis the most conspicuous feature
of today's market, and the outstanding
unsettled short interest is still liberal. The
visible wheat is 100000 bushels less
than i I was in this Country year ago
The amount afloat for Europe is 4, ,OOO 600
bushels less. Stocks the world over are
hight. The winter wheat crop is Of px-
cellent quality and looks as if it would
meet good demand when offered for sail.
Chicago Grim and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W b. Hihbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers, Members of tha
V Stock ENChanpp Il07 y stree,
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Troubles of Martin Luther Main, a
Wealthy Citizen of Hagerstoyvn.

Hagerstown, Md, July ia big SEN
sation was created In Hagerstown today
when Justice Peter B. Small adjuGgcd
Martin Luther Main, prominent, wealthy
and Influential citizen, guilty of conTdlting
adultery with Mrs. Blanche Robinson, nee
T. Knodle. Mr.. Main has several grown
children, is member of Trinity LuuheIan
Church, and president of the Manufac-
tUrers' Supply Company. He has token
an appeal from Justice SmaIl's decision
Mt Main says he believes the charge
was brought for the purpose Of laying
grounds for damage suit and declares
it to bc a case Of blackmail.
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WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills
every wish in relieving pain in the hack.
kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of
the urinary passages. 1t corrects Inability
to hold urine and scalding pain n passing
1t, or bad effects following use of Honor.
wine or beer, and overcomes that un-
pleasant necessity of being compelled to
get up many times during the night to
urinate. The mild and the extraordinarv
effect of Swamp Root is soon realized. It
stands the highest for it's wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases. 4 You need
O medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists, price fifty cents and one
dollar. You may have a sample bottle and
pamphlet both sent free by mail Mention
The Morning Times and send your address
to DIR. Kilnler & Co., Einghamton, ". Y.
The proprietors of this paper guarantee the
genuineness of this offer.
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MUST STAND BY PRINCIPLE.
Mr.. Towne Says Hannaism Is the
Issue in Ohio.


Issue in Ohio.
A report having reached Washington that
the silver Republicans of Ohio intended 10
nominate ticket of their own in that
state Tor the fall campaign, eX-Representa
i've IoWne, or Minnesota, national chair
RAN OF that party, yesterday took steps TO
mead it off. He promptly dispatched the
following telegram TO John E. Owens, sec
retary OF the Ohio Valley Binetallic League,
at Cincinnati
Am not advised of any intention by sill
yer Republicans of Ohio to put ticket in
field. Such movement would, of course,
destroy al chance of defeating Hanna ana
would ruin our reputation as devotees of the
cause, putting us on low level of place hunt
ars. The national organization aud all
leading silver Republicans here are ahsu-
'utely opposed to such a program Give
this what publicity you please
Discussing the subject, Mr. Towne said
the report was incredible and he could
not believe it If the Silver Republicans
OF Ohio were to do this, they would he
said, be lost to all sense of principle anI
wise politics, for such a movement would
absolutely insure the return of Senator
Hanna to the Senate. Mr. Towne said iu
must be conceded that the Ohio Democrats
had made some bad mistakes, but they
had put the silver question foremost and
stood for the over throw of Hannaisnl, the
most loathsome and dangerous influence
in American politics. Mr.. Towne said,
further, that for any silver man, at this
1uncture, to fail to do all he could for
the success of the Democratic ticket and
the election of Democratic legislature,
would he to commit q political crime.
There would, he added, be no Republican
silver ticket 10 Ohio if the national COM
mittee could prevent it.
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his birthplace in making his application
In order to make his record clear.
Mr. Stewart called the attention OF the
Civil Service Commission 10 this violation
OF the law. The commission made an in
vestigation, and notified Secretary Morton
that Skinner must be discharged. Never
theless, Skinner was not discharged. He
continued in his position during all Of
Secretary Morton's term, but was finally
separated from the service two Or three
weeks ago. Mr.. Doyle said to witness that
the commission could do nothing with
Mr. Morton.
Il wish 10 cali attention to the fact :"
said Stewart, that although this was one
OF the most important investigations
made by the commission, its report for shat
year has no mention Of ii among the rec
crds Of Investigations III the appendix
Commissioner PTocter-Was the man Skin
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Soon Came to Terms.

The presence of the cruisers san Fran
cisco and Raleigh at Tangiers was suffi-
cient to cause the Emperor of Morocco TO
come to his senses in short order. When he
saw the war vessels in the harbor and was
visited by Admiral SeifrIdge and the
United States consul, the Emperor has
tenedto assure them that hereafter citizens
OF the United States would be amply
protected. and that all persons interfering
with them would be promptly punished
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Dow, Jones & Co, say of Chicago Gas:
1T is q fact that the new consolidated
gas company OF Chicago under the present
charter can raise the price of gas If it
sees fit to do so. 1t is also a fact that the
company absolutely controls the acetyiine
patents for the city of Chicago, which
makes it vulnerable from attack Friends
% the company said yesterday that the
stock would sell above par before the next
dividend was declared This dividend OF
l-2 per cent will be declared on
August 6, and will be payable on AUGUST
20. There has been a decided revival
Of buIllsh sentiment on the stock in the
last few days
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Mr. Robert Lindblom, Mr.. silsby's cor
respondent in Chicago, quotes the vice
president OF Rock Island as saying that
the harvest IN Texas and the territories
is over, aud that the grain movement IS
not ye5 started Adyices from Oklahoma,
he says, place the maximum Weld OF
wheat at from 100000 to 10000, 900
bushels, an increase OF six to seven nil
hon bushels over the yield OF 1886. Ken
lucky wheat growers have ta%en stems
toward Withholding their present crop
Of wheat from the market until the higher
prices which they expect become a
certainty
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill q bottle or common glass with urine
and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sedl-
ment or settling indicates an unhealthy
condition of the kidneys. When urine
stains linen it is positive evidence of kid.
ney trouble. Too frequent desire to
urinate or pain in the back is also con-
vincing proof that he kidneys and bladder
are out of order.
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Maryland Teachers Association

HageTstown, July 13-The thirty-first
annual session of the Maryland State
Teachers Association began at the Riue
Mountain House this evening. Hon. P A.
Wilmer, of Hagerstown, made the address
OF welcome, and Prof. E. B. Prertyman,
State supe rintendent of public education, of
Baltimore, delivered his annual address.
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You may hunt the world oyer and Won

You may hunt the world over and you
VIII not find another medicine equal to
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera ard Diarrhoea
Remedy for bowel complaints. 1t is pleas.
ant, safe and reliable For sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist. 93S
+ street northwest and Connecticut avenue
and S street northwest anu i422S Maryland
avenue northeast
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RDORTS CELEBRATED HATS,
DNObI - 40 IIIh stnw ielT-Im

shire, assistant general superintendent,
salary $500, was reduced To ehiefclerk,
at $4,000; II L. Piper, OF Maine, clerk, at
1880, was advanced TO assistant general
supe erinteadent. an office he held under
President Harrison He was reduced by
Mr.. Cleveland.
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Silver Dollars Coined

According to the statement issued by
the mint bureau, the number of silver
dollars coined at the United States mints
during the fiscal year that ended June
so, 1887, was $21, 203,701, on which the
seieniorage, or profits to the Government.
amounted to Sc, 1895, ,1O4.
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FATHER AND SON CURED.

Robert Amman, 1001 + st. me-:
doctors Mccoy and Cowden have restored
the hearing of my son-his night ear was
totally deaf-and have also cured me of
very severe catarTh of the threat
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CAN HEAR A PIN DROP.

A. vogeIsberger, 2o1s eth st. NV:
II was SO deaf when / went to Doctors
Mccoy and Cowden that / could not hear
people speaking across the table. Now
can hear distinctly with ether ear. l can
hear PIN drop"
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SHE WASALMOST TOTALLY DEAF

Mrs. Marga ret A. Seward, s14 L st.
Sc: Il mad been deaf for five years. / was
troubled constantly with ToaIing noises III
my head, that disturbed NE so ] could not
sleep. Ine dlsagTeea ble noises have cea sed,
ana 1 near everything plainly and distinct
Iy."
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CREEDE COMMITS SUICIDE
Millionaire of the Bonanza Mine
Takes Morphine.
Avoided an Unloved Wife-Preferrcd
Death to Re Sumption of
Marital Relations.

Los Angeles, CAL, July 13.-Nioholas C.
CIeede, the millionaire mine-owner, after
whom the town of Creole, Col, was named,
committed suicide with morphine last
evening at his home in this city. He ended
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DEAF FOR TWENTY YEARS.

f. II. Sherwood, Howard House,
cor. 9th and IA. ave. NV: My left ear
was so deaf that ! could not hear a clock
tick with IL. My right ear was becoming
quite deaf, also. My hearing returned to
me suddenly. Now L hear perfectly with
either ear.''