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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-SrABLE AND COACH HOUSE FOR
hve horses and three coaches; loft holds ve tons
OF hay; Hntef and gas. 1871 ST. n.w0c1l -3ts
FOR RENT-NlCE STABLE; CENTRAL LOCA-
ton; OF I123 VT ave.: three stuiIs nnd rTon,
for 2 carriages; reasonable rent. H. Z. nUST,
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u. Sc. Cor. 7th&L NV.
l544 Cd st. Or, b. 5000
Cor 12th&I ne, Sr, .22.5O
522 Tenn av ne, Or, bl6.J0
AZ q st, Ar, b (ffat)i2.3O
3l26 It'll st. Or, wa 1850
1884 14-h, large stcre60. 90
SO4 10th. large store. "a co
1901 9th. large store at -
very reasonable rent.
1913 18th, Store, Or. 35. 90.
lbs It'll. store.
3C7 Vt av, b(c0lD. p. 80
16H 4th st, 7r, wa. 49,
e OF list. oclI
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-1340 Q NV; VERY DESIRABLE 3D.
story and basement. la! window od-story: 10
rooms; bath; rent whole part to suit appli-
cant: refs exchanged; rent reduced oc11 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11
FOR RENT-HALLS

FOR RENT-oDD FELLOWS HALL, 7TH sT,
n.y., by the night or week: large hall stage
scenery and side rooms; new floor and other I'M
proyements; adapted for entertainmcnts Of ali
Kinds. Prices low. Apply to -
sel6-1m WALTER a. BROWN. 1a2s Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-CARROiL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th near X st. NV. The most conaplet. nnI
thoroughly equipped halls In the city for -
eieties, banquets. entertainments and Receptions.
For terms apply at hall mvS-tf
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FOR RENT-FURNISHEI
Per mo.
18th n H,l9r&2b .S4l5. oo
vt av n Q.20r. 2b. 1878. On
18th n Cor. l4r&2b$333. 80
Conn av n 1, 12&3b. $500
Mass ave mr. Thomas
Circle, 16r&b. $500. 90
vt av Il X .16r. 2b. $500. co
Conn ave n n, 16r
and 2 b. $500. 0O
Mass av n is. l9r. $4,000
NJ n 18th, 1or&2b .S2T5. o0
10th nr Mass ave.
15r and Oh. $50. 0C
10th n o. 12rt.2.,. $50. CO
II n 14th. 1Sr&2b .S251.s)
Il l Nv n -. 12r. $3.50. On
VT av n K,l4rtsb. $50. co
18th NJ, 12r&b. $3.50. %
18th n NJ, l2r&ob. $225. O0
Dupont circle IL L
ST. 1Sr and 2b 500. 90
T II 21st, 13r&b. $500. 90
Mass av n II. i2r. $4,000
Vt av n l.. 1Sr&b. $4,000
7 n Is, l3r&2b. .SA0.UO
l4th n l., 1Ir&2b. SlGG. "a
Mass ar II IS, l3r. Sl68. CT
Conn ave II N,llr.$l50. 20
y II 10th, l3r&2b. $l5o.ol
For full particulars APP
& CO., 1924 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

FOR kENT-ENFrENiSIED-N VERY NICE. COM
Portable brick dwelling: 10 rooms and cellar:
ami. near Smithsonian; to desirable tenant rca-
enable rent. Apply TO 3u6 1lth st. s.w. oc,j-Gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

FOR RENT
1907 18th NV, 12r. $500
Edlg $50 PA ay NV. as. 80
5Uj-S 18th NV. .....6A.o0
I24 1lth INV. Sr...40.01
1851 9th NV. Tor. 10. %
FITS 12S-31 liza nw::J. o.
126 10th hw. Tor. .35. 30
ia 11th INV, Or. 60
HIP Va. az SIX. .'r. 81. ) .
SD 1900 Nd ay no 1900
1875 Ken saw av. Sr@. 90
1913 1lth nv. Sr- %. 80
sos II Sc, Ir...2n.of
or9-tf ALBERT
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BOARDING.
TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
at the American House, cor. 18th ST. and Pa ave
Is the best In the city, only SIS per mo-; dining
rooms *rd Kitchen Ieftted and newly furnished;
electric lights and fans; special accorn,olations
for ladies' CHAS. W. LEANNARDA Prop.
jyGI-3m
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1::3s Co ran uw....35
1913 Ia ew od ny Sr&f35
llio X NV. &b....1no
&3l i NV. 9s&b. .35
lteI neSaies nw.ilr&bI5
2S31 q nw, 9r&h. .33. 80
2,G3 y NV, Sr&3 80. 20
!39 y III av INV. StS 30. 81
3il y II av NV. Sr&i.3u.5o
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Store 1915 Ith 1000
1i2o 18th NV. Or. 1910
i2S l. NV. 6r......1G.oO
Gel t2i Hts NV. lis. %,
I22@S loth INV. Or. Is 80
IL 9Th ne. Gr......l4.o0
SO Ssh ne. cr...-..iio,
SOD 10th ne, 1r. ...14.0o
les; Valley 81, Tr. ~ 10
shop r'r Gl6 II nw.i2.5b
Ga S.b n, aT......12-54
GIL Pom roy. 5r.-..lU.5o
:l.o 9Th Sc. 1r.-.-.1a. 90
Office I'm ss3I + 500
;. FOX, 500 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

FOR IiENT-LoW-IN PERFECT ORDER
134a Coreoran ST., rJoms. kitchen and dining
roonl on parlor Ioor; south front, 3 stori. 5;
Ami; SIS.
GSl y. Carolina ave-, beautiful home" half
square from Ia. cars; mousse 4O-ft front: 4
rooms; cellar; a-IE.t; heated 10y furnace; Iatse
splendid front lawn; $50.
scott NJ. a. BAIIINGER Sio Iith st. NV
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-122e MASS AVE. NV, LARGE ID
floor front room; handsomely furnished. Also
three rpoIns Sd floor; new paper and
plumbing; moderate prices and good board II de-
sired. IT.
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FOR REM
10 lid ave. NV. IL rooms. all mod imp So -.
it9. ST. NV. Sd door 6r.. all mod. Imp SsO. 90
llt3 9th ST. NV, ROOMS all mod. inn. So -
6sS . 81. NV, . rooms. all mod imp =. $50 80
~ y St NV. O rooms. all mod. imp. $50 90
$40 . st. NV. G rNOms. all mod. imp $40 90
1893 9th st. NV. rooms all mod imp. s20 90
1851 ST. NV. rooms. al mod. imI SIS 80
81 Em St. lie Droit Park NV. 6 rooms
all mod Hap, cheap: was s20.5o: now only SIS 80
LIB tih st NV, store and dwelling,
rooms. all mod. imp. .sis 90
1909 Ith St n.w- dwelling, sr and bath S2T -
- 18Th st n e., s rooms, all mod. imp. .si5.up
"a Arker 81 re- . rooms. all med. imp. $40
1913 SIN St NV, dwc. ar. and water. SEQ 90
2.o9 llth st. nv, rooms. all Md. imp. Sen 40
- 2rl3 SIN 81. nw.. q rooms and bath. SIS. ~
1910 Sth ST NV. : ROOMS and stable. Sl,; 90
$40 lit st. Sc, store and dwg.. 5r a. W. SIG 90
~ 81 D.w-, 10 rooms. all mod. imp . S31 -
l"sl 9Th st. NV, > rooms and water. 800. $40 90
lN6I-is3i. CHAS. = SHRENE
oc.,-3t lufr, .th = y n
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TOR RENT
MS NV Gease). $50; 1913 S NV. furnish
ed. Sls0.
sel1-tf HERBERT A GILL, 1919 ST NV
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WANTED-ROONS.
PERSONAL.

mAGINATIOS GOES LONG WAYS SOME
times. but the real thing Is our STANDARD cash ex
Shanse Tor any anoGnt Of gents left-od garments
ne hat Shoes * A postal brings US. JCSTHS
OLD STAND. $40 ST NV srIIstr
On CREDIT EASY PAYMENTS
pents suits and oyercoats Ilade order Fin.
Work: perfect nj guaranteed: credit given: small
weekly or monthly payments taken. Address
PHOENIX TAILORING CO..
ee-1-lInro Star .tice.
w. WH1IAMS' AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DF.rFC-
tive asencyOConfdential communications pro:.pt-
attended 70; ONCE open all hours; best refs
Established 1850 supt., 920 ST. NV ses4 I'm.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers Send loo. to s. w. FLYNN, AL
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE
sel1-lm' SW- COR. STH AND < SITS NV
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FOR REST-BY Is. F. SA
69l NJ st, 1tir. 3b. $4,000
30l T st, Tor, b.. 40, 30
1912 Su: d land, Tor, b65 %
Q K st, 7r, b. 49,. 80. so
4I5 q st, Tor. b. 40. 90
1122 eth st. Or, b. .@. so
2O0S 14th st, 1Gr. b. 80. 90
192 n Cap, Or, b. IS. 90
119 y Y ay, 7r, b. 80. 90
10 Il st, Or, b. 80. 90
1910 3ta st. 7r, b. .2S. 90
1914 Fla nv, Sr, b. Is. 80
1881 VT av. II, b. %. 90
Call at office for balanc
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LEGAL NOTICES..

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Ella A. Folck vs.. George A. Folek 30. l7eeo.
Equity docket IL.
On motion OF the plaihtiT by Mr. O. C. U;pa
her soiiciror It is ordered that the Defendant
George A. Folck, cause his appearance to be en-.
ring forty days after this day; otherwise the cause
VIII be proceeded with as in case of default, The
marriage with the defendant on the grounds OF de-
sertton for the full and uninterrupted period OF two
In the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star
once week for three successive weeks before sai
day. e~1~
~ the court. W. s. cox Ip.t,co o.,
A true copy. Test: e's'
J. t. YOUNG. Clerk.
sc11-1aw.3 By R. J. MEIGS. Jr, Asst Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

FOR EENT-2snl AND 2si3 Q ST: BEAUTIFUL
Groom houses; modern inn roypileats: iirsI-eiAss
respect; low rent. Apply io4U pumharton .ive.
ovS-St-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

FOR RENT
1873 19th. cor Ore av. Slna
1n49 VI av NV. Sr&bs5. 80
1911 NJ NV, furI she'd. l2a
2220 Wash Cir. 1cr&b. &c,
Sl3 G NV, Tor. ..... 81
1879 Ore av. l1rS1. 80
1I26 Chaplin, 8 &s.....30
12fS Union st. Or. -
12s4 Union ct sw. ar. II
sc2J-lSt" TYLER & ri
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FOR RENT-oTPoSITE NEW CoRCpRAN AKT
Iailcry. handsome new hot sc. 30 18th St NV;
rooms. a.mi.: look ut IL. Reduced 10 81 40;
very cheap. MESCUTT a. WILCOX. 1897 Ia. av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

FOR EE.NT-Sa0 9Th SW.. S,. BATH -. .slaoo
aA 18th Sc, Or, w.s1aoa i2o G sv, ir, wa. .1o.3h
;3oS ii sw. or wa. .12.33 65 F sw. Ar, wa. 1000
32I VI SIX, Or, Wa. .1o.0i GOA Half sw, ir. w.s.o1
3lS sw. r., wa. 1l.3p 132 NJ sw, Ar. 800
726 Sd sw. Or, wa. .l3. 3oj D. LEONARD, $50 AZ
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FOR PENTHOUSE 65 ST. NE, NEAR GOV
crnment printing office; eight rooms bath and
all modern Improvements. Key a. 81 / st. ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

FOR EXTRAORDINARILY FURNISIIED-VER-
mont ave. NV. bet Thomas and Iowa circles: II
rms; new bath: steam heat: open CRATES rent
S123 month. See ROLAND c. BOOTH, cor 10th
ana u sts. NV. ocS-its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
q, city; one month applies on purchase OF new
when directly following rental
WYCkOFF. SEAAIANS & BENEDICT
de10-tf Cor. 9Th and + sts NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-WHY PAY HIGH OFFICE RENT
when you can get a suite of rooms, with steam
heat, water, electric bells, speaking tubes letter
boxes, etc, for IS and SO per month? STEW
ART BLDG. cor. 9Th and d SITS NV. se25-4ws
FOR RENT-THE BEST WAY TO HELP YOUR
business or profession is to into the largest
and best-knOwn office building In the city
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING. COR. 9TH AND SITS
A few choice rooms available: modurute
rental: no extras; perfect janitor service: tre
proof surroundings; elevators; 10 stories: COM
modious bicycle stalls aud free telephone service
5-m.w&f.tf
FOR RENT-oFfTCES IN METZEROTT nIDG
single or en- suite; from $3.50 up; electric iirhf
steam heat, 5anitor service. telephone; no extras
apSU-tf
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INVEST.
, 1874 Corc'n, 12r. so. 90
\ near 18th. ....... 5000
Oregon ave, 11r. 40
N mr. 18th, 12r. RE. Il. 90
| Corc'n mr. 18th, 11r.4a
1872 E 11r...-....3S.t0
1905 18th, Tor. 90
9th mr. o. 12r. M. %
2136 F, Or. $3.50
l511 9Th, Or. ....~2e.@
| 2413 ], 6r.
SOUTHEAST,
BIS N ] nv. Or. .8sS.50
111S n ] as, Or. .1l.W
! 81 N ut, 5r. 800
)RED.
! l412 Sampson. ....a&.e0
912 n NV, 4r.
4. 8. D0NALDS0N,s :.
go 10th st. NV.
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1919 18th, l1r... $500 1904 L, 10r $50 ~
1881 T.. l2r. -fD.no l3tS l., Sr....... 81. ~
1929 CorcO-an Tor 5000 1917 .. 7r-.......205l
JAMES NJ. GREEN.
oc.'-3t al 18th st NV.
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FOR RENT NORTI
18th st mr. o, l2r$I2s. ~
81 mr. 18th. 12r, Oh. 1O0. on
b mr. 18th, lar. 81
Q mr. 18th, HEB. 1900
i mr. 18th. LII. 90. OF
V7 G. lar. so. 0G
18th mr. NJ. 12r. ..0l. or
1345 CGrc'n, u, fur 81. 90
I4e Fla ave, 0r. Is. 90
e& b 7r. 90
tS12 Elm IL d TX, GIRLS. on
!, NORTH EAST.
l16 G. II, Ia. $50. 00
S29 7th. 7r. 1900
u@ 9th, 6r.......l5.0
221 o st NV, CT. .S2O.UO
16&S Cov'gt'n nw.5rii.aa
oco-sts
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19

Florida wants Congress to help her
kill the beautiful water hyacinths.
These floating plants ilnd such a con
genial hone in the warm waters pcn-
inSular State, that they begin to seri-
onsly interfere with navigation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19
MOVING SOUTH WARD.

N'O. r''%Su"''
luz h''t'"'.'' "''" ''"'''''"' '"'
'"''' ''''"' ~ -''''"''" P"P,'' w.
P'''eit '''l's'",'"' ,I''' '"''' '0'"i'
''co " VIC ''u''''n oV"'V9'
9"' u'''",'' ','"V '''" ,'' ~"
i"'N H'o"'"E ioH' J"'''' =" '"'9 'n''
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19
SOLUTION OF THE NEGRO
QUESTION.


Yale Review. 49,.
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v"S "VH'".N
nun l'"" ''""'o m ,o
wv VA t"' P'""''' -,
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-" ma. =, =, nrodfctod
II u,, totb,
49, VII ,,., nrh,, rr,-
. =; on.,,t 90 ho .ro,tod mo
,,.., ,,ll r,s, ont ,rdtho
nhit, i,n,ni,r,,, yiil Gonna in This,
,h.a,uh ma -comrnlsion Tho hl,rL
,o,,r, f,rr,or is, f,iI,rc He sents
- hot,nr hi. condition Uo is con,blc
on,v ~ marc musrlc work The mines
w,nt him and SIN uorn tho cities
want him. hence the north wants
him far in me North are the great
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19
HOSPITALITY.

Dork had inst settled over IN,
o,,rL. when the writer rode M to ;
shgnty and d~ismountfnr, rappcd OF
the door ! Woman soon made he.
a~npcarancc. and in 4 harsh voice askct
what was wanted. relates the Detroit
Frco Press
"Can I ret lodgings for the night
ma'am -
"Who be YOU ?"
"A traveller on his way to Jones.
VILE"
"AIl aIanc:"
"Yes."
ride IN little cIusScr and femme
see what sort Of Il lookiu' crIttcr 20.
are. Might be better and might be
wuSS. Ar We a married man."
"YcS'm."
That settles 1t. stranger, don't
think kin take ye in
lis your husband away -
I'm a wilder with three children
sir. Its five miles tothe next slahty'
and It's dark night ana gong 10 ram
purity soon, but woman has got To
look out fur herself out yerc.
Nv WY, ma am nope you dlc hOI
afraid OF me- | protested
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19

Subscribe for the DEMoCRAT-STAR
and mail it to your friend. 1t viii
VIII sayc writing mAnN letterS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19

War with Spain is apprcciably near
cr than it vas a month ago, but we
do not believe it will come. Spain
has everything to lose and nothing to
u1tD
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19

Don't think you kno" ioo NV" ~
learn. if you do you are IN a o"u a ,s
and it will keep you poor nan
none perfect, no not one ',,eo,
who wants 10 attain his ehu' h 4.
to all things, proves tlla1 N ny
good and holds on to it ana p'vn| ,m,
it. Ignorance and big II cost, wv, ,ro
''rca neck mighty high W. n,ost
every day from our in'erlerS az, ,a,di,
by their suggestions. Yet o"' have
both white and bald, and We %s.,
used ussd our thinking faculties to OUT '''
abiljty.-Canton Times
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19
Ghelfmnrrat- Sta,
WHAT MAKES A BOY pOpr,

WHAT MAKES A BOY pOprr
Epwor,h Herald.
Chief Justice Waltz in his bovbo.,
was very popular among his roVu'
crates. lie had no money Nm, ",So,
what was better than a gold nnr,a "1u
heart that could feel. He srm,,
thizcd with everybody, with oro, 'pa'
beasts and birds. Once, walkjny ~ n'
der the shadow st the elm ,,os.
Maunee in company with
friends he heard some birds erwin
and found that a Young hird
fallen from its nest. He stopped anS
replaced the bird in the nest Th'.
instinct of universal sympathy maa'
him a popular boy and a yet moro NV,
uIar man. There are manv Tp
lawyers who recall the warm words -,
advice he would chccrfully give IN bt'
clients, and many Troublesome c,.a'
submitted to him were amicablv %,
tied without a lawsuit.
Popularity is the recognition ,h.,
the world gives to sympathy and nn
seltlshneSs. 1t cannot be bought wI,h
money. Politcness makes A how nonn
lar. a gentleman knows ano,to.
gentleman by instinct, and nothinr
pleaSes a true gentleman more than, -
recognize a gentleman in the SOM and
manners OF a good boy.
A popular boy is a lover @, sno,,o
OF outdoor exercise. That is ri,b,
lie looks upon the playground AZ
place for the pleasures Of his fellow.
and he goes there to the end tha, ho
may help them enjoy themselves
Kind boy is always popular. Asrc.
ton is a manner Of expressing sym.
pathies with others. A generous bov
IS popular, while a speudthrift pro,es
himself in time to be very unfamiliar
Manlincss in all its true mpanin,
makes a boy popular. The bow who
is careful Of his sister is popular
The boy who VIII never violate nj,
word, and who will pledge his honor
to his own hurt and change not, will
have the confidence Of his fellows.
The boy who defends the weak will
one day become Il hero among The
strong. a boy who loves, honors and
obeys his parents will always be popu.
lar among all classes of men.
All that tends to promote the good
that is in Il boys and to lift the
ideas Of our youth above the level NJ
mere physical success and happiness,
contributes TO their well. being and to
the public welfare.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19
ST. PETER AND THE kICkERS

ST. PETER AND THE kICkERS.
New Albany Gazette.
ST Peter, it is said. sits ont By the
heavenly gates, his hands On the
strings Of a Tyre, and he sings. as he
sits, Il low song, as he waits for the
souls of those who expire, lie hears
in the distance the chorus Of songs
that swcllS at the foot Of the throne,
and he smiles as the music is waited
along and MARBLES this lay Of his own:
There is room in this region for mil.
liens of souls, who by sorrow and woe
were brrcft; It's for those who have
suffered the melody rolls, hut the
kickcrs must turn to the left. There
is room here for people who, when
they were young, persisted in SOWING
wild oats, but who doomed up their
city with sincw and tongue, but The
kiCkerS must 20 with the goats, There
is room for the people who pointed
with pride to the beauty and growth
Of their town, who kept singing It's
praise and charms til they died, but
the kickers will please amblc down
They'd say that the music was all OUI
Of tune. and angelic robes hand'Hc'
downs, and they'd send for a lcwCItT
TO the moon ~ sample the t0Id ID
their crowns. So while there is rwm
for a million Of souls, who BY sorrow
and woe are bercft. we want no corr
plants of the music that rolls, 50 lNe
kickers viii turn to the left
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19
TheDemorrat-S Star
CONSU MPTION.
now TO AVOID CONTRACTING cos
SUMPTION.

1fvou are born Of c0nsumptive par
cnts. or if YOU are narrow cheStcd and
have small lungs and a weak heart. or
# O are subject to dyspepsia, or from
any cause YOU have Il weak and feeble
constitution. you should carefully
avoid aSsOciating with those who have
consumption. Especially should you
avoid associating with conSumptlvcS
who have unCleanly habits and who
are careless in the disposal Of the
sputa. You should, if possible, lead
an outdoor life, and your sleeping ana
living rooms should be well ycntillat-
ed. sunny ana dry. BY ;hiS means you
not only increase your general health
and offer greater resistance To disease,
but you lessen the chance Of Infection
by the specific germ, For instance, II
YOU work in a crowded, poorly ven
tillatcd factory, your general health
and moreover some Of your fellow
workmen are very apt to have con-
sumption. One conSumptirc in Il
crowded factory may, by cdreleSSIy
splitting on the floor, spread the germs
throughout the room, and you, in your
feeble condition, breathe these germs
into your lungs. BY out " door work
Won lessen such chances If exposure.
But do not. because you are born Of
consumptivc parents, think that you
are therefore doomed to die Of con
sumption.
IT IS NOT AN INHERITED DISEASE.
True, the narrow chest, the feeble
constitution, the prcdiSposjtion to the
disease often is inherited, bat not the
disease itself, And the prcdispoSition
may be overcome by good food pure
air and general hygcnic living,
In conclusion, it is of great import
aucc that every one who has consump'
ton should know it rs early as posi-
bic. 1t is Of great importance to the
patient, because in an carly stage the
disease is curable. If one-half or the
time and money that are spent in adj
vanced stages in trying to save life
were spent in the early stage, there
would be many restored to health who
now die.
1t is important to the community
that the patient should know he has
consumption, for his cooperation is
absolutely necessary in preventing the
spread Of the disease. State McdI-
cal Association.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19

DR.. W.. B. Spraguc, Of COIu' "eri.
Mich, is the only citizen Of the ne. .I Who
can republic, of record az l u"s pre..
was born when Washington "a vi, q,
dent. lie came into oe''s mo dis
1877, and consequently enjoys Wv. "" On.
tincti0n of living as boy '"' pres.
der the administration oil e''''
dent OF the United States
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19
SAGAClTY or HORSES.


Thcirircund
In the year 1872, during a skirmish
with the Sioux Indians, the Third
United States Cavalry formed an en-
campmcut in Il valley on the southern
border Of Dakota. At nighLfall the
horses were tctherod by a long line to
the ground. Toward daybrcak a
violent storm Of rain and hail burst
over the valley, when the terrified
animals broke loose from their fastcn-
ingS and tore away up the steep sides
Of the valley into the territory Of the
enemy. Without horses, at the mercy
Of the enemy, We would have been lost;
yet it was impossible, in the darkness,
10 20 after them INTO an unknown
country, probably full Of Indians.
The commanding officer, as a last re-
source, ordered the stable cal to be
sounded, In a few minutes every
horse had returned to the encamp
mcnt, and We were saved.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19

There is 4 fool fellow named Chas.
Burton, Of Monticello, Ky, who has
contracted with the government to
carry the mail for four years between
that town and Burnside, a distance Of
twenty miles, for the munittccnt com
pcnsatiou Of one cent a year, The
tract nccessitatcs his travelling forty
miles a day, or 1920 miles a year.
Burton made the bid to defeat an en-
envy OF his, though it would appear to
any rational mind that the enemy has
a long way the best Of IT,.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19

THAT PROMISED PROSPERITY lhe
warmth Of william }. Bfyan's welcome
in this city shows that he is still very
strong with the Democratic masses,
Defeat has only cndcarcd him to them.
1t is perhaps well to say even at this
carly day that Mr. Bryan may again
become a Formidable candidate in 1899.
The election Of Mckinley has aOt
brought prosperity, and as some one
has truthfully and terScly remarked
If Mckinley is the advance agent Of
prosperity, as has been claimed, then
he is a long way ahead Of his country.
Free silver may or may not Je 4
panaCCa, but it is evident that the
country has little to expect from the
Republican party, Under the admin
~Istration of Mckinley trusts and high
tariffs will flourish, and unless pros
perity comes very soon the Democratic
party will ride back into power on the
great tidal wave Of l0OO.-N. \. World,
March !.