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1t Was Consumption.

We this week present for the first time the case
Of Thomas Field. Of se2o Sherman Avenue north.
west. This has been very complicated case, and
quite number Of opinions have been given as to
what the real trouble was. Mr.. Field SAYS: Ny
trouble began about year ago with the stomach
and went to the Frcetiman's Hospital for treat
ment. and got some relief. Afterward went to
the Soldiers Hospital, and about this time my
cough began to make trouble for me.
got very eore about the chest, and my cough
worried me both day and night. 1t finally got
so bad had to sit up almost all night to cough
and spit. l used to spit up blood in bad weather,
and my lungs would feel sore. lost fcsh and
strength rapidly; from 1I2 ] ran down to III
pounds. and was correspcndingty weak. could
walk but little, ana would get very short Of
breath. ] was very weak. and in the morning
when got up l felt as il would fall from ex-
haustion and prostration; had chilly sensations
and night sweats. Now. after two months treat
ment. everything is changed Ny appetite is
first rate. My strength is returning. can walk
right along without any trouble. am fast regain
ing my weight. My cough has about disap.
pcared. No more blood. Very little splitting OF
any kind. ! sleep well all night No chilly
spells night sweats.
The change that has taken place in my case is
simply the difference between health and disease.
was very dangerously sick man; now am
practically well.
was an old soldier and shot by the Indians; my
wound makes me lame, but had nothing to DO
with my case.
All these astonishing changes have been brought
about by the treatment received OF Doctor Cow.
den. l noticed the reports Of some cases that
seemed like mine that the Doctor had cured, and
concluded to place my case in his hands. used
TO feel that could not get WE'LL and sometimes
wished that ! dead. thought my disease
was incurable lung disease. One doctor told me
had liver and lung trouble. went to many ply
sicians. but found no relief. l felt that could
never be any better. Everything is changed now,
and heartily recommend Doctor Cowden's meth
DDS Of treating diseases Of the lungs to all SUI
ferers. His is the treatment that cures.
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. Auctioneer.

ERTY, BEING NUMBER HOO BLADENS.
BURG ROAD; ALSO STABLE AND STABLE
LOT AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia passed on the aeth
19.l0s. wherein Lila ~ Shacklette is complain
ant and Frances W. Shacklette is defendant,
will sell at public aution in f,,nt of the prem.
isfs on 1sas sAI9RDA1 20 TIE 18TH DAY OF OF NAY
Swormstedt's subdivision of lots lis. ZIG. III.
l21. 122 ard part of f120 in T. E. Waggaman's
subdivision Of part Of Long Meadows as per plat
Of said Swormstedt's subdivision recorded in
Book County number 9, page 127 Of the records
of the Surveyors Once Of the District of CO.
lumbia. subject to incumbrance of eoout 81 500
secured by deed Of trust recorded in Liber num-
Der 2063 at folio s92 ct seq. one Of the land
thereafter parts Of lots 100 and ITO in Wagga-
mans subdivision of Long Meadows, beginning
for the same at the northwestly corner Of said
lot 100. running thence easterly along the north
:orty-four one-hundretths feet (73.il, thence
southerly along the east line of said lot ITO twen
ty-fve feet (25), thence westerly parallel with
Lewis Street sixty-sevsn and ninety-two one-iun.
dredths feet (67.92) to the west line OF said
lot 100. thence northerly with said west line Of
said lot 100 twenty-five and forty hundredths
feet (25.41) to the place Of beginning, together
with the right OF way over parts of lots 100. ITO
and ll2 in said Waggaman's subdivision, as more
particularly described in said decree.
Terms Of sale: All cash. deposit Of 500
on the first piece described and $50 on the stable
lot, to be paid when the property is knocked
down. Terms to be complied with in fifteen Q5)
days from day Of sale, otherwise the Trustee re.
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All
cost CHAS. W. DARR, Trustee,
Equity Building. Sl7 Four and -a-haif Street NV.
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The American spaniards.

(From the Salt Lake Tribune.)
The old West wheat fields never gave
a better promise of great harvests. at
this season Of the year. than they give
now, If the consensus of the press is cor
rect. The Old World should make note
of that fact. The lands beyond the sea
may be assured that the unpleasant incl
dent of a war does not disturb the growth
of the swelling grain fields of America.
We can still feed the reooncentrados of
Europe. even as We do those of Cuba
and can supply textiles for their mills
besides. There is only one regret. If We
had a patch of land somewhere that
would raise crop Of battleships in about
a week, We would plant and irrigate about
twenty of the plants, and as soon as har-
vested would snap our fingers at the
world
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SIS a Month.

To people whose systems being slowly
poisoned by catarrhal products, whose strength
is leaving them, who are losing flesh, whose di-
gestion is weak and painful, whose hearing is
failing, whose joints and muscles stiff and
sorc from rheumatism, whose heads bursting
with pain whose skin is covered with unsght-
ly pimples and scales-people afflicted by any
chronic diseasc-to all these, to what better use
they place S5 than by taking up line Of
treatment that accumplishes much as does the
methods Of DIR. Cowden. The treatment that
cures as has been proven by the published
truthful statements of hundreds of Washington's
most prominent men, women, and children.
The treatment that has brought more relief to
sufferers than any heretofore offered. For this
merely nominal fee. DIR. Cowden gives his per
sonal attention to all who apply TO him for
help. Remedies and appliances being furnished
without any additional charge.
All this is deserving of the most careful con-
sideration by those practicng economy, and at
the same time desiring the most modern,
scientific methods known 10 the medical world.
The Dr. Mccoy treatment for Deafness almost
miraculous in its results, is illustration Of
the curative effects Of the methods employed
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Wild pitches-Kiubednnx. I: Pond. ]. Uni.
pires-Lynch and Connolly. Time-2 hours.
DrAMOND.DUsT.

pires-Lynch and Connolly. Time-2 hours
DIAMOND. DUST.
Isn't our outfield "corker?"
The fans are now .sighing for Cy.
Last game here today until May 30.
Gettman Is doing great stick work this
season. -, -isN
Doyle pulled Dineen out of hole in the
fifth yesterday.
McHale is playing, a fast game both in
the field and at II BAL
Dineen made a hRt with fhe fair sex yes
ter day. Look out. Winnie.
When a hit is needed and Doyle is at
tat. he rarely disappoints the crowd.
Selbach has at last got his eye on the
ball and Is lacing 'em out In corking
style.
Wrigley is all right. If he didn't take
SO many long chances he would not score
errors.
Wagner is a vast improvement over
Leahy at third, remarks the sage of the
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Billy Hamilton is leading the Bostons in
batting with a percentage of .425. This Is
a big average, but where must the 9TH
er Beaneaters be?
Bert Myers Is still in Washington. and
Milwaukee is feeling the loss of this hard
hitter. who is holding out for more salary.
Philadelphia Record.
Wagner is doing some very good work
at third, but seems to be trifie nervous,
and no wonder. in such company as
Doyle. Reitz. and Wrigley. Stick at 1t.
Wagner. you're all right.
John T. Brush is surely living up to
his own rule. He has given orders that
under no circumstances will the Reds be
permitted to kick against an umpires de-
cision either at home or abroad. We can
see their finish.
Please won't somebody take a fall out
of those Baltimores, asks Harry We'll
don, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Just one will
be received with thanks: two would make
everybody happy, and three would make
some men overlook their prohibition
views.
One criticism of President Young Is
timely. He made a mistake in pairing
two star umpires like Tom Lynch and
Tom Donnelly. A decree of divorce would
stifYen the backbone of some of the weak
sisters on the stan.-Cincinnau Post.
The Pittsburg crowds are the worst in
the circuit. The language hurled from the
stand would make John T. Brush shud-
der. Usually the Pittsburg crowd Is af-
ter the visitor, but this season the abuse
is distributed evenly. The press box leads
the verbal assault, and the protection"
afforded the players Is noticeable by its
absence.-Chicago Tribune.
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Three-base hit-Lajoie. Two-base hits
-Gettman (2l, McHale. Selbach, Wagner,
Farrell and Lajoie. First base on errors
Washington. g Left on bases-Wash-
ington, 6; Philadelphia. S. First base on
balls-Of Dineen. 5: OFF Dunkle, 3. Hit by
pitched ball-RietZ. Dineen and Douglass.
Sacrifice hits-Farrell and McHale. Stolen
bases-Delehanty. Wild pitch-Dineen.
Passed ball-McFarland. Umpires-Ems-
lie and Andrews Time of game-2 hours
and so minutes.
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Open Invitation.

Until May Il, DR.. Cowden extends cordial
invitation TO all subjects Of lung disease, to call
upon him for a free examination and two
weeks course Of treatment. This includes both
remedies and appliances. There is absolutely no
every case of consumption to see for themselves
whether the method is suitable to their case.
The curative power Of this method has never
been equallcd and it has withstood the trying
test Of time.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale, made by the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia; hold
ing district court, in case No. 522, Rufus
Bowers VS.. The Schooner Francis Miller, etc..
will sell at public sale, for cash, at Mcdonald
Bros Wharf, James Greek Canal, near Second
and streets sw., Washington, D. c., on FRI
DAY, NAY Is. 1893, at II o'clock a. M, the
schooner Francis Miller. her tackle, apparel, etc.
AULICK PALMER, U. s. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
my9. 10, II, Eaten
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WHAT $500 WILL DO.

End
Cases
onac Now Are
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is only twenty-five years old. He stands
feet inches. or nearly, and can get to
1876 pounds His reach is remarkable. and
it is said his gameness is unquestioned.
He is a bit slow SO far. but when he lands
he hurts. Mcbride will tell you that. 1t
might be good tip to look out for Jack
Waldron, of Trenton, in the next year or
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wANTED-voLUNTEERs.

wANTED-lmmedately volunteers for Company
I, First Regiment, d. G.. Volunteers: 50
able bodied men of good character who desire to
enlist will apply at ROOM l3 Company C,
Fourth Battalion), Center Market Armory. r. ID.
SIsNiS, Captain: BENJAMIN II. STREEKS, Fi-s.
Lieut.; r. C. HAYES. Second Lieut.. myl03t
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Cleveland Downs Chicago.

terday at Cleveland by clean and timely
hitting. Briggs was knocked out of the
box in the second and was replaced by
Isabel. The score:
RHE
Cleveland ...... 04010Oe0 I'll o
Chicago ........ 2 o 0 0 003 0-5 10
Earned runs-Cleveland, 3: Chicago, 4.
First base on errors-Cleveland, l. Left
on bases-Cleveland, :: Chicago. 5. Three
base hit-Everett. Two-base hits-Bur-
kett, Wallace Connor. Dahlen (2) and Cal
lahan. Double plays-McKean and Childs;
Mccormick and Connor. First base on
balls-Of Young, 1; off Briggs, 2; off Is
bell. l. Struck out-By Young. s. Sacri-
flee hit-Burkett. Stolen base-Everett.
Umpires-Wood and Swartwood. Time-I
hour and "A minutes.
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Cincinnati Won From St. Louis.

Taylor's illegal delivery. Decker's wild
throw of Miiler's bunt and Corcorans
single gave the Reds two runs in the
fourth inning. which proved enough to
beat the Browns at Cincinnati yesterday.
The score:
R.HE.
Cincinnati ......... o0020 0000x-2 6 o
st. Louis ............ 00O0O01O1 G
Two-base hits-Clements. Taylor, Stein
feldt and Crooks. Double play-Irwin.
Corcoran and Beckley. Struck out-By
Taylor, 8; by Dwyer, 1. Sacrifice hits
Dwyer, Miller, Corcoran and Clements.
Bases on balls-On Taylor, 1; of Dwyer,
l. Hit by pitched ball-Harley. Umpires
-Cushman and Heydler. Timel hour
and Is minutes.
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WON BY HARD HITTING
Senator's Give the Quakers a Sc
we're Drubbing.
DINEEN WAS A PUZZLE

Dunklc Proved Easy for the Home
Team and Was Hit for Seventeen
Geftman, Salbach and DOyle-Clev-
er Fielding by Wagner and Doyle.
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WHAT does this name suggest-"The Kelley
"HhA Insttutef' A certain cure for Drink
or Drug addictions. Address that name WASH
ington, D. c.; Baltimore, Nd, or at Greensboro,
N. &.
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boston Beat baltimore.

1t was another one inning victory for
the Beneaters yesterday at Boston. The
home team punched hits in the third and
made five rims. which clinched the game
Only four hits were made Off Klobedanz
The score:
RHE
Boston ......... 0051611OO-Su 2
Baltimore ........... 0001024 S
Two-base hits-Kelley, Long, Hamilton
and Jennings Three-base hit-Stahl,
Home runs-Duffy and Kelley. Bases on
balls-On Klobedanz, 6; of Nops. 8: of
Pond, q. Struck out-By Klobedanz. i:
by Nops, /. Bases on errors-Boston, 4:
Baltimore. g. Left ON bases-Boston. 4:
Baltimore, 10. Double plays-McGraw and
McGann; Klobedanz, Lowe and Stivetts.
Hit by pitched ball-McGann and Clarke.
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.d1!lllI3!IHIIII

Nave IUU COiored Spots, Aches, Old
Sores, Ulcers in Mouth, Hair
Fallingf Write COOK REMEDY CO., 1851 Ma
sonic Temple. Chicago, ILL.,, for proofs Of cures.
Capital. eto0 900. Worst cases cured in Is to q
days lo0-page book free. may3.ly
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Two-base hits-Brodie and Gray Sacri-
flee hit-Pittsburg, l. Bases on balls-On
Killen. /; off Frazier 2. Double play
Frazier. Ritchey and Wagner. Stolen
bases-Donovan (2). Struck out-By Kill
len. 3: by Frazier, 2. Wild pitches-Killen.
/: Frazier. 2. Left on bases-Louisville 5;
Pittsburg. 6. Umpires-McDonald and
O'Day. Time-1 hour and IS minutes.
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So A MONTH.
Doctor ]. NJ. Cowden,
I.th Street Northwe,

us ISIn Street NOfInWe9I.
Office Hours 4. N. to II m.; 2 to s p. M:
70 p. m. daily; Sundays and holidays 10 q u.
70 p. u.
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At s Per Cent.
20 real estate ta D. O.: No DELAY: s>,,,.
boAa0na hle.
HEISKELL q AcLERAN.
DS-u.sm zoos st. re
Money to Loan on
Kouscbcld F.rnnu,r. P.oo.. -,

Household Furnhunr. Pianos. e1e, with
out removal from owners possession: pav.
ments received on principal. which reduce,
the cost Of carrying: all buMness stricti i.
confidential: 10 expcnss to applicant II
hoan 10 not made: efficient ser vice enabies
us 70 act promptly on sll appiica uonA
Bee ~ berors going elsew here.
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FOR HIRE.


FOR HIRE-Fine saddle and driving horses, bug
gies, surreys, traps and daytons; cheapest
rates in city to drummers. PRESTON'S
STABLES. sth and sts. NV; phone Die.
my6-1m
DRESS SUITS ios hire sf CARNER'S. .th ans
sta nol6a
FOR nIRE-Fuli dres suits. 81 only JULIU1
COHEN. l10a 7th q. NV. nolo-ti-em
TOR HIRE-ro drummers snd business men,
Aorss end buggy dayton. g per day. and
.peeal prices for pleasure driving. Apply to IL
Rex 6fABl&a ssa. as &. sw.s telephoaa
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R.H.E.
Pirate. Defeat Colonels.

The Pirates took their third consecutive
game from the Colonels yesterday at
Pittsburg by fast playing and daring base
running. The score:
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FOR SALE-First-class saloon on Pa ave NV
doing good business: long lease; owner going
North. Address T. SMITH, this Office myIO-et en-
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FOR SALE LOTS.

FOR SALE-A very desirable bldg. lot on st. /:
for private family; fashionable and quiet
location. Inquire at 1918 St., Georgetown, D.
C. myl2-St-em
FOR SALE-Choice lot IN Great Falls Railway
within District, for $3.50; terms to suit; this
section is growing f.st; will double your money
xith:s two years: no taxes until paid for. CLARK
BROS. Room sc. 0T D st nv. apJ3-lm.em
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FOR SALE-Cigar store, prominent street:
cheap at 500; be bought for $50 IL
bought at once. NEW YORK BUSINESS BRoK-
ERS 1905 + ST. NV uyII-3t
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FOR SALE-First-class saloon; centrally To-
Gated; doing good business; sell cheap. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, zoos St. Room
8. mvIO-3t
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MONEY LOANED on household furniture, pianos
etc, without removal; business confidential.
!. .; MCGOWAN. Room 10. l4l9 F st nv.
my2-lmoem
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De Witt Wheels. s;.4; ;,;ss;s ss;s,s "a
New Wheels for Hire.
Cor. Conn. Ave. c. BRASHEhRS.
and S St. Agent
For sALE-HORsEs AND CAR.
RIAGES.

For sALE-HORsEs AND CAR.
RIAGES.
FOR SALE-A good, sound horse; wagon and har-
mes; in good condition.; suitable for grocery
or other business; cheap, and bargain; come
quick, you will lose a bargain. 1l01 T NV.
Item
FOR SALE-Young mare; sound, gentle and fast;
business phaeton and harness; oil for s7a.
1875 S st. NV. Item
FOR sALE,A family carriage in good condition;
cheap. Inquire 5l4 I'd st. NV. Item
FOR sALE-I Dayton, buggies, sets Of har-
mes. In rear Of MEYERS HOTEL.
myl2-St-em
FOR SALE-Cheap, small, good horse. 434
st. NV. Item
FOR sALE-Platform grocery wagon; price SIS;
also ice box, $40. 1887 st. ne. my12-3t-em
HORSES HORSES. We shall Offer commencing
today, twenty head Of carefully selected vir-
ginia horses, weighing from 1.000 to $50 pounds;
DIR. II. W. Achison will be pleased to exhibit
these horses to prospective buyers. at stables
cor. Goth and SITS. NV. LITTLEFIELD. AL
Word co. myl2-3t
FOR -Gentleman's driving mare; hackney:
years old; docked; tall; very free; sound,
and safe; can road IL miles per hour in perfect
style; can be seen on farm Of ]. W. MUTEN-
BAUGH. near Langley, Va, miles from city.
my12-3t
FOR SALE-Sidebar buggy and runabout ll0s
1lth st. NV. my1l-3tem
FOR SALE-Fine Syear-old gray draft mare;
suitable for heavy work only. 10 ST. rw
my11-3t-em
FOR SALE-At 1910 Ohio ave-, SULIvAN's
FARMERS STABLES, delivery wagon. sur
rey, buggy and phaeton; nothing in reason re-
fused myl1-3t
FOR SALE-Must be sold; horse, buggy and
harness; speak quick. Address A. P. W,
this office myll-3t
FOR SALE-A stylish 5-year-old mare and a
roundabout buggy; can be seen. 213l II ST.
NV. myl1-3t
FOR SALE-Horse, delivery wagon; good condi.
ticn; price, s65, if sold at once; will trade
wagon for buggy. Address E. j., this Office
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FOR SAI.E-An established office business net
ting s. clear profit daily; price $50: satis-
factory reasons for selling. Address T. G. C.,
this Office. mylI-3t
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FOR SALE-Thirty years established second
hand furniture store; doing a good paving
business; little money required: reason for sell
ing other business. Address FURNITURE. this
office. mylO-6t
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Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
6o7 r Street N. w.

MONEY 20 LOAN at the lowest rares Of interest,
On improved and unimproved property i, ths
District Of Columbia; no delay beyond exam.
6 nv. tss-o
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GROCERY ST0RE-Attractive corner: thiekly
settled neighborhood; dwelling attached: will
accept invoice; low rent. DUNLAP. so6 1t.
mvl2-St
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LUNCH ROOM-Ncar Patent Office; price only
500: established paving trade; rent reduced.
DUNLAP, 600 st. myl23t
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FOR SALE-Walnut mugca IS holes: also BIZ
cycle in good condition; will sell cheap. 436
9TH ST. my1l-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Groeery fixtures ice box, coffee mill,
scales, and complete assortment. 1902 18th
ST. NV. myI9-31
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MONEY TO loan on real estate; $3.50 and small
sums, per cent; $500 and larger sums, per
cent: s. 500 and larger sums, and l2 per
cent; ell transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrower. WIN. H 6AUNDERA
q CO.. ls07 st. nw. apl7-tf
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FOR SALE-An old-established drug business: at
traetive corner, northwest; $500. Address
A s. E.. this Office. myllSt
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FOR SALE-Market and grocery store well stock
ed: good business; low figure. sic 9Th ST. NV.
myll-3t-efn
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FOR SALE-One of the best paving and best To-
Gated corner grocery stores in city; nice fx-
lures: good stock: fine horse and wagon: well
established: price 5000. COMMERCIAL EX.
CHANGE, SO st. NV. myI2-3t
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FOR SALE-Cheap; excellent Young horse,
harness and grocery wagon NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. 1905 st. NV. myl1-3t
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FOR SALE-F1ags and full stock Of decorations:
$50 American Bunting Flags. AXIS. $2 each;
have been used. HENRY F. REH $50 18th st. NV
myll-3t-em
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FOR SALE-M bargain. 500 high grade up
right piano; new; mahogany case; three
pedals Can be seen after p. m, at l7 +
st. Ew. myl2-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Beer bottling establishment doing q
big business: must be sold; a great bargain
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1916 st.
NV mvI92t
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BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. H. d.
GORDON, Lawyer, 1885 NV, basement.
myll-3f-em
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FOR SALE-Handsome set of white-enamel drug
fixtures; cost $3.50; will sell very cheap for
cash time. BRADFIELD'S PHARMACY.
23Qs I4th st. NV myII-3t
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FOR SALE-Swcet-'one Knabe piano, stool and
cover; Price $50 cash Apply SIS Sd st. nw
mylGSt-em
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FOR SALE-Elegant furnishings Of Hotel Arno:
cherry chamber suites. SIS; oak chamber
suites. IS; walnut chamber suite. $50, cost $500:
wardrobe, s3; sidehoard. SO; hat rack. 81; hair
roll-top desk. rockers, dining chairs large mir
rors, pictures china closet. bookcase. i refrig-
orators. lue-fame oil, gas and gasoline Stoves
tables. stands, brass crib, 81; bureaus 81; wash
stands. 55c.: bedsteads. 81: showcase. counter
paTlor suite. silk, SIS; must be sold at once
~ ION ST. NV my10-3t
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FOR sALE-Barbcr's chair. Sc; pole. ST. clippers,
81: glass and bracket, 81. 1910 1th ST. nw
mviQSt
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DESIRABLE BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROP.
ERTY, BEING NUMBER HOO BLADENS-
BURG ROAD; ALSO STABLE AND STABLE
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FOR SALE-Chamber set. complete, and large
cak refrigerator; cheap. AT MRS. J. +.
BERRY'S, Sl3 ". c. ave. Sc mylO-3t-em
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FOR SALE-A nice brown mare; owner having
further use. 800 9th st. NV. myI13t-em
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FOR SALE-A good single-horse wagon; all in
good running order. Call at 22S ST. sw.
myIC-St
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-06

New Y,IOT an Iii>
The Ee .considere .,laalce mas
elected the NEE last actioR Representa-
tives. Where will you make your
greatest gains?" asked the reporter.
We will gain everywhere" replied
Silver Dick with "a broad sweep of
the hand" and a comforting definite
ness; the gold standard is too mar
row for this magnificent country" A
colleague of Mr.. Bland, the Hon.
Chump Clark, OF Pike county, is even
more exact: "The prospects are that
the Democrats will capture the Con-
gressmen in every district next year
that did not have at least 5000 ma
jority last time. That would give us
anywhere from SO to 100 majority in
the next House" In confirmation of
these cautious calculations it should
be said that the Hon. lobe Scrutchins
OF Texas is convinced that the next
House OF Representatives will consist
entirely Of Democrats.