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thortties are incensed at the director OF the
mint because he failed to give them full
credit for the gold mined last year They
say exceeded sl7.ooo.ooo. and will he
ereater this year. But IL Is not alone her
gold mining which In bringing prosperity
10 California Her farmers are sending
wheat across the sea at prices which Yield
them good profit. Fruit farming this
year Is bringing profitable returns. Up AID
down the coast business of all kinds is
growing.
Politics of Prosperity.
The presence of Mr.. Bryan. and hts own
references TO CALIFORNIA; good fortune aa
compared with other sections OF the coun-
try. has conferred attention on what the
republican leaders call the politics Of
prosperity" With the benefits flowing
nom the liberal treatment given the state
In the tariff bill. they predict a condition
which will bring back all the members of
the party who left IL last November. One
republican OF influence who supported Bry-
an told me he did not intend to do so
again unless the eastern gold bugs made
further war on silver. He has not charged
ms, ms views. out ne recognizes that with bus
mess ana INDUSTRY moving the issue is not
so vital He seems to be typical Of others
Ter the republicans are not SERIOUSLY DIS
turbed over the outcome OF Bryan's visit
wnne there may be some falling away
OF the outside elements which supported
MI Bryan, there is no lessening of the de-
Notlon OF the masses of the democratic
party on the Pacific coast. His personality
hoias tnem. They know no other leader
ana are not likely to between now and 1901
The ambitious party men all use Bryan's
popularity as means of furthering their
own ambitions. They perceive clearly thar
no other leading democrat will be toier-
ated by the masses. Even IL the issue
shifts, the democrats of this edge Of The
Sehtiheht are likely to be for Bryan for
rresiaent- CHARLES NJ. PEPPER.
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CONFIRMED UNANIMOUSLY.
Favorable Action Of the senate nm
the Warner Nomination.

Favorable Action Of the Senate nm
the Warner Nomination.
The nomination Of b. II. Warner. jr., OF
maryland to be consul to Leipsic. which
has been opposed by Senator Wellington.
was confirmed by the Senate. in executive
session. late yesterday afternoon. Senator
Gailinger OF the committee on commerce.
who has had the nomination IN charge.
stated that Senator Wellington did not ex-
pect to return during the session, and that
there would be no further opposition The
nomination was confirmed without further
remark.
This ends most extraordinary fight on
the part OF Mr.. Wellington. Mr. yelling
ten Endorsed Mr.. Warner for a consular
appointment, but when the President nam
ed him for Leipsic the Senator protested
to the President against the appointment,
End afterward made q fight before the Sem
ate committee. He complained that the
president had ignored his protest. and he
Insisted that his prerogatives should be
respected by the committee and the Sem
ave, Inc committee gave Mr.: Wellington
hearing In the. presence of Mr. b. H.
warner. ST.. when the Maryland senator
cecame greatly excited. and appeared to
be beside himself with Indignation. He
charged Young warner with incapacity,
while admitting that he had recommended
the young mar for appointment to a more
itnpt rtant pest. The estimate in which the
committee held Mr.. Wellington's protest
was ind ated by their unanimously recon-
mending Mr.. Warmers confirmation. Mr..
wellington then made a scene in The Sen
ale, wherc.- iG an excited speech. he init
mated that he would fight the Senate the
PRESIDENT or any one who interfered with
his prefogatives
Now the nomination has had the unan-
imous approval of the Senate (welHngton
being absenp. and nothing seems to have
resulted for Mr.. Wellington from the fight
except GOODNESS at the White House
Other Nominations Confirmed.
Other nominations were confirmed as fol-
lows: John X. Ames of Maine. 10 be coll
lector OF customs, district of Machias. Me:
CHARLES H. Isham of Baltimore Md. to he
a commissioner in and for the district OF
Alaska; George Christ of Nogales. Ariz.
TO be surveyor general of Arizona: A. p.
Hanson of Sun Dence, wyo, to be sur
veyor general of Wyoming
Postmasters: Ohio-W r. Duvall. at Cir
clevilie; L. y. Sewers, at Roseyille New
1ork-Fred. Bostwick, at Pine Plains. Ok
lahoma-G. F. Watson, at Ell Rero. Penn
syiVania-G. z. Washburn, at Wyncote.
Sew Jersey-C A Burt at Heimetta.
south Csrolina-J. C. Hunter, at Union
Mlchigan@. w Dexter. at Croswell Col
Crado-M. G. Woodruff at AMETHYST
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE, WASHINGTON. d.
C-Sealed proposals for the following fuel for the
United States Senate, for the fiscal year ending
June 10. 1898. will be received at the ONCE Of
the sergeant at arms Of the United States Senate
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on the SIXTH
FAY OF AUGUST 1897, and ut that hour opened
present, viz: Three thousand TONS more or less.
Of best extra hard white ash anthracite coal fur
mace size screened and free from all imInrities:
also fifteen tons, more or less Of said coal chestnut
size; also twenty tons, more or less, Of white ash
coal, free from all impurities stove size; also one
thousand bushels more less, OF best crushed coke
ind all coal and coke to be stored in the vaults
Of the Senate wing Of the Capitol (which are open
the inspection OF bdders), at the expense Of the
contractor; all to be delivered and stored at
such times and In such quantities may be or
dered by the undersigned; all coal to be loaded in
the carts with forks and not sh0vels; the right to
rewegh the coal or remeasure the coke at the
Capitol building at the expense Of the contractor:
also to reject any or all proposals. to accept or
reject any proposal for any OF the above iteuaa IL
reserved by the undersigned. Each bid must be
accompanied by the certified check Of the bidder
for one hundred dollars. payable to the order Of
Of the bidder to enter Into any contract awarded
to him; checks to be returned to bidder whose
bids are not accepted Immediately, and to bidders
whose bids accepted, upon execution By each Of
them OF contract In accordance with law. Fuel fur
rished the Senate during the fiscal year ending
measured BY an employee Of the Senate, to Be des-
ignated ~ the sefgeant-at-arms Of the Senate,
and for this inspection no charge WIN be made 10
the contractors. Bids should be indorsed PRO
posals toe fuel" and Addressed to The Sergeant.
at-szms. United States Senate" H1b, ,2okaub
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COMPLETED THE READING.
The Senate on the Tariff Conference
Report.

Inc senate yesterday concluded the for
NAL reading of the tariff conference report
Inc DEBATE was spiritless in the main. The
reciprocity amendment and the abandon
ment OF the stamp tax on bonds and stocks
developed much criticism,
Inc conference amendment emitting from
the free list scientific books and periodicals
brought out sarcastic speech from Mr..
Vest. The derided democracy had I'm the
Wilson bill placed paintings statuary and
scientific books on the free list, thus con-
ferring benefit on all our people by in
VltinS to this country the best productions
OF art ana science. Now. however, the c.
o. r., the party of culture. refinement and
progress, took the backward track and at
tempted to exclude these articles
Inc reciprocity amendment occasioned
long debate. Mr.. Teller inquired why the
President had been restricted to two wears
In making reciprocity treaties.
MI. Allison explained that Ii was desired
to have our commercial relations definitely
established within reasonable time. Ii
was believed this could be accomplished
within two years.
Mr.. Teller said his first thought was that
the committee were afraid to trust the
next President
Mr.. White criticised the provision that
reciprocity treaties shall be approved by
Congress. Congress had the power to
raise or lower duties without waiting to
provision would arouse criticism on the
mental ability of the Congress enactiug IL.
Mr.. Allison explained that Congress had
no means of negotiating with foreign gov
ernments. SO that treaty was essential
before any reciprocal plan of tariff reduc-
ton could be executed.
The conference amendment striking out
the Senate provision for a stamp tax on
bonds and stocks also led to discussion. In
answer to inquiries, Mr.. Allison said the
point had been raised that an excise tax
must be levied on a class of articles as a
whole. while the Senate amendment ex-
pressly excepted bonds of building associa-
tions and other classes of bonds This OBJ
lection was felt to be well taken, and the
bond provision was abandoned.
Mr.. Allen declared that this was another
humble submission to the money power.
Mr.. Morgan asserted that there were
many reasons beyond the one assigned for
the abandonment Of the bond tax. The
main influence was the favoritism shown
to capital. 1t was this favoritism which
was making converts to the populist party.
Another influence was the sugar trust.
which had been instrumental In having the
bond tax abandoned, as II would affect the
tremendous stock transfers Of the trust.
The formal reading of the conference re-
port was completed at SOS O'Clock. and the
Senate at once went into executive session,
ad5ourning soon after.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR LAYING CEMrNr sU,EWAI.Ks
In the District Of Gslumbisy- once Of the Com
nissiOners: DC. Washington, DO. July q.
once unsi g ' + sS A q t@r
TENTH: 1897. for laying d cement sidewalks:
Blank forms Of proposals.. specifications and all
o1ace. JOHN w. ROSS, JOHN B. WIGHT, wM.
NJ BLACK, comnissi9ners pc E22et
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. DC.
July 20, 1S97-Ssaled Proposals win he receiy.si
at this department until TWO O'CLOCK PM
MONDAY, AUGUST SECOND. 1897. for paintinr.
kalsOminng. etc. ceftain nupms in the trea sufy
building, Washington DC Specifications can be
obtained upon application to the once OF the as
sistant superintendent OF buildings The right to
reject any ard all bkis parts OF bids and to
waive defects, Is reServeda As a guarantee of
good faith each prof,eeal must be accompanied by
certified check In Abe sum of $500 drawn to
the order Of the Secretary 81 the Treasure Fro
posals should be addressed to The Secretary Of
the Treasury. Washington, DC, and indorsei
Proposals for Painting. etc. Treasury Building"
O. l.. SPAULDING, Assistant Secretary iy22&27
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING ASPHALT BLOCK
PAvEMENTS-Office Of the Commissioners ID G.
Washington, D. c.. July 10, 1S97.-Sealed pro.
posals will be received at this ONCE until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, on JULY THIRTY.
FIRST, 1897, for laying asphalt block pavements
Blank forms Of proposals, specifications ana ali
necessary information may be obtained at the
ONCE Of the Engineer C1mmissioner, D. C. JOHN
W ROSS, JOHN B. WIGHT, W. NJ BLACK.
Commissioners, D. G. iy19-6t
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6ESArLAnN AND OHIO RAILWAY
THROUGH rhE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBULED
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED. ALI
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS STA.
TON SIXTH AND B STREETS.
Schedule In effect May l6 1897.
2:20 Pm. DAHY-Cincinnau and St. Louis Spe-
cial-S0lid train for Cincinnati, Pullman sleepers
to Cincinnati L.xiEston, Louisville. Indianapolis
and ct. Louis without charge. Parlor cars Cincin-
nati to Chicago Connects at CovinSton, Va. for
Virginia Hot Springs.
If:l0 PM. DA1Y.F. =. Y. Limited Solid train
for Cincinnati, Pullman slsspers 70 Cincinnati
man Compartment car to Virginia Hot Springs
days. Daily connection for the Springs. Observa-
tion Parlof Car. Seepers Cincinnati to Chicago ana
81. Louis.
Vile, Staunton and for Richmond daily. except
io:SI AM, EXCEPT suNDAY-parlor car wash.
ington to Richmond and Richn10nd to Old Point
cnly rail line. via Penna. H.. ,. and p. and q and
o. railways
oafc~s s'a and 1&2l Pennsylvania avenue, and 1t
H. w. FULLER,
aplS-Sod General Passenger Agent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect July 4. 1897
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
s:i2 A.M.-Dauy.-Loc for Dauvtlle, Charlotte
and way stations. Connects at Manassas for stras-
Western daily, and with the chesapeake and Ohio
u sha sa%
MAIL; Carries Pullman Buffet sleepers, New YORK
Springs, n. G.: Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nash
vile, Tenu and at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper
aud Memphis. Solid train Warrington to New Or
leans without change; Sunset Personally Conducted
ADJ PM-LoeaI for Front Royal. strasburg Iai and
All P.M.E paiiy..ioeaf for Chariottesvfrle.
1913 M.m7DailZ;1WAsHLNGToS AND SOUTH.
Pullman Vestibuied sieepers, Dining Cars and Dsy
Coaches. Pullman Neegers New York to Nashville
Tenn, via Ashsville. kno5yills and Chattanooga:
phis Via Birmingham: New YORK TO New Orleans
Coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern a'f Sa,lWy
D!rnf S. 81 e ES OHIO
Hill ass sD
soe hesaraas eu 3i:snston' go sas Hem .%
and $40 D R das t sn6 s9S daily except
al through H tssi0s from tn. south .,v. a. WASH
R9stGs 20 and sn es s.2 . s.
Sunday. and $3.50 an: daily from Charlottesville.
ton =. ST sna $50 iPs
sios ''' " d GEEES. aeae1si s sup a.'e0sef ''a'
". l. rink. Gen. Pas. .a1 Agent.
N8 L. b. BROWN. Gen. Agent Pass. Dept.
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RAILROADS.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
70 AN 9ssi a. S SETH s ASR EHFRE
81 pa1lOr and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pittslurx:
man sleeping. Dining. smoking and and Observation
os St. %s t. . hns
1850 AN. FAST ISE..Pullman Buret p.rlor
aE n Harrisburg. Buffet Parior Car Harrisburg
40 Pm GahIcAeo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Sleeping INCA Car Washnston to st. Louis and Sleeping
7io IN %s sHei nsa sfsssse Sleep
10 eI pM RRVs saI f n&sspum,u
go FM; PAcTFfc ESrREss.lFullmsn Sleeping
80 An. tc5 Kane. oananda,eua, Rochester and
70 Niagara Ia Il Falls Ills daily daily, except sunday ,
Sunday For Lock Haven and williamsport daily.
ITO Pm. for wil,am.port Rochester. Buffalo md
Niagara Falls daily. except saturday. with sleep
ing Car WASHINGTON to Bunalo.
dasua, Rosl~sssr sas1a!o and Siassin Fail: sas-
urday nights only Pullman Sleeping Car WASH
rois PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE
all Parlor Cars. with Dining Car from baltimore.
Regular at 7Oo Dining Carl. 800 e.0o 1000
@ %sSs CA. and sa5 g.. a,ss 81 fs So w sna
llss Pm; On Sunday. 100 Dining car). 500.
wv. l1-OU (Dlnlng Gar from Numt0GtOnD "A. M,
1215. BIS. 40. $50. 1000 and IL 81 Pm.
For Philadelphia only, Fast E1press, 80 AN.
week days. Express, T. Pm: week days, POI
snd $40 Pm; daily. For Boston, without
change. 7."O AM. week days and 40 Pm.
daily.
Saratoga Express (Parlor Carr Q am week days.
For Baltimore. CPS. 100. 7.5O. 500. 600, 1910.
1885, HOO AM, 1918, 1915, 1880, 2O1 3.15.
$40 400 Limited. 40. 4.36 $40. 6.15, $50.
ITO, 1000. 1910. 11.15 and 11.S5 PM On Sun
day, 100 500, 800. 9.06 1850. 100 AN.
1918 LIS. 2.Oi. 3.15 $40 400 Limited, 40,
$40, 6.15, $50 TO. 1000, TO- 10 and IL .S5 I'm.
For Polcs Greek Line 7.50 AN. and 4.a8 Pm.
daily except Sunday. Sundays. 9.O5 AN.
For Annapolis, 100, 900 AN, 1918 and 40 Pm.
daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 800 AN. and
40 Pm.
Atlantic Coast Ine-Express for Florida and points
Atlantic Coast Line. 40 AM, $40 pm.
daily; Richmond only, 1857 AM. week days;
Atlanta Special Win Richmond and Seaboard Air
Line. 40 Pm. daily. Accommodation for
Qunntico. 7.A5 AN. daily and 4.25 Pm. week
sEAsHORE CONNECTIONS
For Atlantic City (vfa Delaware River Bridge, all
rail route), 11OO AM, ais and 11.35 Pm.
daily: via Market Street Wharf, 800 AM. Sat
urdlys only, 1000, 100 An. and As Pm.
week days. 11.3o PM. daily. Sundays only.
I2.15 PM.
For Cape May, 1O0o HOO AN, 124s PM week
days, 11.35 PM. daily.
Ticket Ofices, corner 18th and G Streets and at
the station, 9Th and Il Streets where orders
be left for the checking Of baggage to destination
from hotels and residences.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass. Agent.
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Important Capture Of C0unterfefters.
The chief Of the secret service has been
informed OF the arrest at Chicago yester-
day of N. ]. Travine and John Williams.
alias Harry Lynn, with photographic stones
for the front and back of $ United States
treasury note, printing presses, paper, ink
and tools In their possession. The capture
Is considered an important one.
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WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
RAILWAY.
FROM STATION 13Ih STREET AND PA AVE

FROM STATION, 13A STREET. AND PA. AVE
Iu effect May 8. 1897.
500. $40 e1.. 900, $50. 1905 e.;, 100. n:4s
go e1 12 se 10 'ii t' 2sS Sos
ex., $40. sos ex.. 6:2o. 700. 500. s:0c 1000
For Alexandria Sunday only: 500. eco, 10 co.
1920 II 90 dl:ao oo NJ 200 noon 1890. 90
eco. $50, 700. soc 600. 1000. II 20 pm
For Mount Vernon Dyke and Way Stations tweek
days.: $50 1905, 11:00 am. 1905. lis. 2:O6.
800. 400. Ais DIN.
Dyke and Riverside: 700. 800 pm.
For Mount Vernon and Way Stations Sunday
only: 900. II 90 am. 200. 400 pm
For Arlington and A9ueduet bridge week daysl:
1920. 115. 2;o5 2;4o. 300. $50. 400. 4I5. $50
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge Sunday
only: 500. 900. 1000 1920. II 100. II 30 a M
1900 noon. 1890 90, 1880. 200, 2:30. 500
pm.
Baggage checked free for passengers holding nrst-
class tickets st station Bicycles q cents each.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect June 5, 1897.
-. c,,.,- jersey s sys1us and i,, 1,,,.,
aiss: sS St Is; "a
fss fttsSSrss and Cleveland. EXPIRES, daily.
For eeIunha. Toisso and Detroit, 1880 pm,
For Wi nc and way stations. ts:oo. tll:+s
S5ss1s M ssas B sr%as aa Chat
pm: daily: Sleeping Cars through.
ESs Essa az; sss sss ans
,,2e' 49, . q 80 as
and asH Ss0 night hs day as
1912 d 1870 $50 200 90 am 1929 800
S A A. En;x: AZ Snd $50 n 1910 and
For FrtdeTieF Week days 500 I M. lies. 4:so.
6aS rn sa4y' 1900, sSS 1 ,aS
4:ss. $50 7;os PIN. ps Sundays s!oo aeG lis:
500 ssF go n sns sS "a, It's rssa Sc:
sS 81 s"" ss:R is as "s so ss
For Bay RIdse: week days. DIS an. 4:so pm.
f EoS&I Eli STuf ,SE G SsS Sn& YORK AND
East, week days 7:O5. 500. 1000 am. 1900.
q2:4O Dining Carl 800. (5:05 Dining Carr
(l2:0i night; Sleeping Car open at 1000 oclockj.
su n% x 49, .. 9:oe am I2;4o Dining Carl
open 10OO O'Clock. Additional trains for Phla-
dolphin: week days daily; 500 pm.
For Atlantic City, 7:o5 1000 am. 1900 noon
12:40 and 300 m: week days 1240 pm. Sundays
Except Sunday Daily. sSuniay only.
SExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from, hotels and
residen, es by Onion Transfer Co. orders left st
ticket offt es, Clio Pennsylvania avenue NV, New
York avenue and 18th street. and at Depot.
VIM. NJ. GREENE, D. b. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
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French Line.

oCMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIoLE
DIRECT LINE TO PARIS, FRANCE,
VIA HAVRE.
Ia Gasccgne, Baudelon. sat., July =. 10 am
IA Iourane. Santelli. Sat. July II, 10 am
La Champagne, Poirot =. Sat, Aug. z 10 a. m.
RATES OF PASSAGE First Glass; New York to
Paris, sos and upward by an steamer. except La
Touraine including railway fare to Paris and land
ing charges. Parior car seat b extra during sum-
I msr season Second class to Paris $50. A. FOR
Green, ny. q. w. MOSS, ga Penn ave., washing.
ton. DC ial9-iy
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Duty Of the winter MAN.

Superintendent Kimball of the life saving
service has ordered that hereafter the
winter man. must fill any vacancy that
may occur In the regular crew during the
active summer season. 1t Is expected that
this order will prevent the scramble which
annually occurs at the lfe-saving stations
on the Atlantic coast for the position Of
seventh" or winter man." who 10 en-
ployed for the winter work.
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M@ll AMD-AMER0CA LIME

From New York to RbtterdAm and Amsterdam via
Ss. sPAARSpAM! n""' July y. % ann ao00'
-, S.. AMSTERDAM July 81, 10 am.
information apply to General Passenger Agency, %
Broadway. New Yorkssor tn q. W. Moss, 921 Pa.
ave-; Z. r. Droop, O2d Pa. 1ve, and Crane, Paris
4 Co.. Ebbitt Houss WashinEton ID. C. mh2- T. th&16m
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apiS-ssd

J. 4. WALKER soNH, 2O4 10TH 81. Nw.-CAR-
pet Lining, Felts, Fire Brick and Gay Asbestos
Paints. Bruehes. Lame. Cement, two and thres.
~ Aoeong Aatefial ~
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DR.. cZARRA.

NO CURE, NO PAY.
6PBCtALBT IN diseases Of man; any complication
weakness and special diseases cnred and eAaran-
tod: references giyea; hours, to r. to 6:
clnssd % Sunday. e1o<21 Pa. ave. aw. tS-ims
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, BREMEN
Iahn .Tu. July q, 10 sm Trave. Tu. Aug II, 10 am
Havel Tu.. Aug, g. 10 sm Lain .Tu. Aug. "a, 10 am
Saale .Tu.A Aug TO- fOsm HAvel. Tu. Aug. al 10 am
CHERBOURG,; PARIS. BREMEN.
Spree. Sat Aug. p. 10Am Aler Sal: Sept T. 10 am
souTHAMProH, LONDON; BREMEN:
hoengin Luis n. Thursday, July q. noon
Bremen. Thursday, August II, noon
H. H. Meier fpp ,Tsq1sday august 10. noon
Kaiser. July "a, TO- ami Vera. Aug IA, 10 nm
Ems; Aug: Z, 10 ami FlIida: Aug. q. 10 am
Appiy to q M p 92SlS as f Pa AVE-
ta20-1y n AKent for Washington.
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MEDICAL

LADIES CAN POSITIVELY GET IMMEDIATE
and permanent relief from inward weakness BY
wearing the bert abdominal supporters now in
use. Can be obtained from Mrs. BAIR. 14l6 9th
ct. NV. 1y20-6ts
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DIR. Leatherman.

Expert specialist In the cure Of all special
diseases Of men and women. Consultation free.
Hou1: TO II 70 8: Tuea-. Thurs. and Sat.
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SUMMER RESORTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

POTOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND MD.
noRsn July i Rssss. q to 81 SO pe, day: =
hing and fishing Music and dancing. Take steamer
Potomac. Sue or Arrow.mith. al Of which stop
hours. Address ADAMS BROS st. Georges L.
land, st. Mary's county. Md. je24-1ms
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OAKLAND HOTEL,

OakIand, ND.
Under new and capable management Six hours
from Washington without change Of cars.
This weli-known hotel, the crest Of .he Ale
ghanies. has been repaned, renovated and electric
lights added throughout. Will open June Is. Unsur-
passed as q pleasure and health resort.
GIFor illustrated booklet. diagram of rooms and
terms apply to George A. Mills 4 Son, Oakland
MO. my1O14tf
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GREENS MOUNTAIN HOUSE. HARPER's FERRY,
w. ta.-Open. Located Fruit Hill Farm,
Blue Ridge mountain, 20 min drive from depot
IS. SO and 81 per week; 81 and 81 so per day;
for circular. my24-6m
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Ocean City, Nd. Terms, s., 81, SO per week.
ty3-ims Ms. MASSEY, formerly Of Colonial.
SANDERSDN's HOTEL. ANNAPOLIS, MD.-LAROE
rooms: modern conyeniencss; abundant table
". SANDERSON. Prop. formerly Congressional
Hotel, Washington. je29-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-22
Bedford Springs Hotel,
BEDFORD, PA.
The Carlsbad of America.

VIII open June Is. with increased attractions
One Of the most naturally attractive resorts in
America. Located amid the grandest scenery. with
Its Springs Of curative waters It is health giving
as well a delightful summer home For booklets
and terms address J. T. ALSIP, Manager.