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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-FIRST-; CLASS $40 RESI-
dence NV. for brick alley houses, renting from
IS 10 SIS. Owners only State location and
price. EXCHANGE A.. Star office. toa-3t.
FOR EXCHANGED NUMBER OF LOTS IN
NV. without incum,,raace. CHARLES EARLY,
els and 81 14th ST. NV. je7-T:
FOR ENCHANGE-A NUMBER OF LOTS IN
NV, with small incumbrance. CHARLES
EARLY, 615 aud 81 14th st. nv JeI-7t
FOR EXCHANGED NUMBER OF HOUSES N
NV. for lots. CHARLES EARLY,
Jes-1t 6l5 and 6lI I4th NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-A HANDSOME HOUSE NEAR
Dupont Circle, subject $seo0 trust for n small
house, free Of incumbTaDce CHAS. EARLY,
els and GIT l4th st. NV. je7-1t
FOR EXCHANGE - LET ME TRADE YOUR
PROPERTY FOR YOU. That is my specially.
CHAS. Is. BANES
je1-3t 1ath aud G NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
property. corner lot In North Pasadena, Cal;
sox20o feet, with Improvements and furnItar..
Address NJ. b. b., Star Office. Jes-5ts
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

1898 BICl Giles DOWN TO $500.
New 1895 model ladies' and gents bicycles are
being sold easy conditions ms low as
$500 others outright at si5.e5, and high-grads
AT $685. and s22.50. to be raid for after re-
ceised. II you will cut this notice cut and send
to SEARS. ROEBuCK q CO., Chicago they Will
particulars. my3O-l I'm
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ATTORNEYS.

c. II. ARMIES
Laie asst. Z. S. Atty %. C., has established If.
hw Office at No. ass La. ave-, Rooms o and To-
opposite the city hall. teS-Im.
CAMPBELL cARRINGToy. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw.
ton DC Residence c. No. 3 Mount Vernon Flats
New YORK ave. aud 9th st. AZ. seiS
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT-$42.5O
Will rent bright s-room and bath brick
house. No. Sill L st. NV. with all modern
Improvements; desirably located; In excellent
condition; house open for inspection.
b. r. SAUL.
Real Estate.
je4-tf 10SS 18th NV
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THE EVENING STAR THURSDAY JUNE 9, 1854 PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR REST-9-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
summer; cool: fashionable location; mead Conn.
ave Only $40 per mo. Address n. s. n. Star
Office. jeo-3ts
FOR RENT-A COOL. DELIGHTFUL CITY
home for summer; furnished; large porch, With
awning; 10 rooms; location heights Of West
Washington; $65 regular price; $33 so for sum
mer months use Of piano Inquire 1214 F NV.
je7-3t
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5e7-tu.th&s

FOB RENT-17sS AND l742 ST., 10 ROOMS
and bath: Amt; reduced from $50 to $50.
1zl6 10th .. NV, 10 rooms. Amt: $40 DER mo
3S-6 b. RozIER DULANY. la20 r ST.
FOR RENT-I354 YALE ST. COLUMBIA HGTs !:
u rooms: beautiful baths; heated ny hot
model home; rent reduced: open for Inspection.
my2S-lm GEO. 4 EMAONs co. Ilis F 81
FOR RESrI2o2o HnLYER PLACE II ROOMS.
s Smk; corner; With plenty q Light and sua
5as-tf II. ROzlER DULANY. lsao r n
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SPLENDID LOTS,
FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
We have some unusually fine building lots
on East Capitol and Mass ave- Lincoln
Park. Metropolitan electric r. H.. the D. II
section Of East Washington; many prolc tel Inn
proremenis in this part Of the city. viii sell a
few lots liberal terms parties VINO VIII
build coed and attractive houses
ALLEN W. MAIIERr & CO.,
tes-3t $40 st NV.
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FOR RENT tlll6 18th NV Tr % ,
Grand Pacific Hotel At 22S + NV Or % (
lantic City, j.. 5Or 1881 10th NV 1r q 4
NPer year.. $2.OOO.o0 313 NV, 1r. 25 8
1879 18th NV, l3r z209 18th NV. 8r.- %. 5
lfurl. per year. 200. 90 1888 Ohio NV Sr25 o
1885, SOL NV. l3rl5o. O0i 20 L NV Jr - q q
l412 Goth NV, lar Randolph Sta Tor q q
la0s ii NV i5r(fur)io5. 90 l2os 9Th NV Or 20 ,
1424 r / ay NV, 13r. u. Dol 1914 Sth NV Or 90 <
12lS NV. 15r. rs .O9l $50 2lst NV Or 20 <
1924 18th NV, Tor. sc 81 1910 9Th NV Or % I
rs Sth NV, 13r. 80 SO III NV, Or. p 8
uS SIN NV. !5r.- 6o-30l "a 21st NV. Or. - 5
SoSI I NV. lar. 5000 1902 6th NV. Or. % 3
BIZ NV, Tor. =. sc. CO. 52S 21st NV Or % q
lib 18th NV. 11r. .45. so 1915 10th NV Sr 20 &
1910 Corcoran, 11r 800 100 Fla av NV Or 2n I
1921 18th NV. 12r. a. 90 U pit 1903 eth NV 7r20 1
1913 18th NV, Or. AZ so IT'S L NV Or co a
ID NV, Or. 20 90 513 NV Or Is
aoa hw' ri. ~ % I24l S1st NV. 6r-. q
SlZ4 ! NV. or 40.41 22J9 NV. IT,. rs. q
S1i list NV, II. 1000 3l4 Elm NV. Or. IL 8
Flat 2, ID Il BIB II. 4r40 20 d2i3 W NV ar Ia 3
1926 9th NV. Tor. .3s 80 a. Defrees NV ar * 1
keokuk&4Eth (Wes- 1882 5th NV ar * Z
ley Heights. Or. .35. 90 9IS Sd NV 5r II 4
sos NV. Or. 5000 ll6I 18th NV Or IA 3
3G0S NV, Tor. ..30. 90 1911 9Th NV ar IA .
The above is only a portion Of the property o
my books Fer full list call ut ofice Tor bulieti
issued on the LIST and 18th.
THoS. e. wAGGAMAN.
yet-tu,tn0s 917 + st. H. W.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Nl-KY CHEAP-oNE OF THE MOST
desirable lois in Brigitwood Park, coniainiar
l.5ro feet Of ground; sidewalk, water, gas. ctr.
Ills properly cal be sold for $3.50 IL sold II
once J. W. GLENNAN d CO, Wardcr BLDG
9th and L SITS IL
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NANTED-TO LET OWNERS OF HOUSES
knew thar have several parties who have
the money and wish 10 buy homes worth from
5000 10 SipJu; Row. if You viii bring send
particulars about your property may
AXE quick sale you. ALLEN W. NAL
LEl:Y * GO, $50 IT. IL jey st
WANTED - DETACHED HOUSE; Not LESS
than rooms; ami; shady. fenced yard dis
lance To objection II street transportation is
convenient Address. with full particulars,
STEADY TENANT. Star Office. ie9-3t'
WANTED To BUY FOR 5000 CASH, MODERN
house; must be bargain. Address Z. o. Box
6y6 ieI-3t.
WANTED-TO BUY-I HAVE CASH CUSTOMER
FOR SMALL. WELL RENTED HOJ SIS. Must
be cheap and bargain Address CHAS- f.
BANES. 18th G. jeT-3t
WANTED-A SMALL. HOUSE ROOMS ALL
nscdern improvements. for family of two; give
location AMI price pee month useless TO answer
without giving this information. Address ]. r..
Star Ctlce. je1-3t-
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NANTED-IN MT TLEASANT BOARD AND
room. with south exposure. beds, for two
young men. state loo alton and terms. Address
Box Ills. star office. jtS2t%
WANTED 1.-THE BEST AND QUICK EST WAY TO
rent your rooms is TO put them in ny hands;
many applicants daily H. J. STALEI. Is At
lantic bldg ie3-tf
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FOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN A a-SroRy Al,
cELLAh Bi:lCk ON ST. NE. ) ROOMS AND
AL lMPRotEAhNTS. LOT lSXiaa To Al
jcg-3t A""" r.
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LADIES GOODS.

NO MATTER HOW LONG You've USED THE
Light Running Domestic,sI whether one year or
thirty years, kindly send Us the humber Of it on
postal, written in ink, and you'll receive hand
souvenir at once. Let Us know how many
years 1t has been In your service. how much you
paid for it and bow you are pleased with your
Domestic. You- rumber may be the prize winner
G. AUERBACH, GenY Agt. Domestic Sewing Ma.
chine Co., & H, WASH. ID. c. mh26-sm
LADIES' TAILOR ADE SUITS FINIsHFD IN
the most excellent 4anher. FIT guaranteed .
Tailor and Furrter, sos < It. NV. ap16ttf
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LOST AND FOUND.

ASr-A GOLD WATCH. IN THE ATLANTIC
bldg: Until ais on outside Oh inside Re
turn to Room 30, Atlantic bldg. Reward It,
LOST-CHECk No. $50. DATED JUNE S 1895
ON the Central National Bank. 10 order of John
Sidney Webb. indoTsed; payment has been stop
ped Return 10 9lS 81. IL.
LOSf-TUESDAY EVENING, IN GEoRG ETOWN
IN the vicinity OF y, 3Ujb. 3Ist and Pa ave- or
on Capital II a tiun from here to 18th and
,. q ladies watch. goli. in rather poor repair;
No crystal or guard Return To 1906 Coreoran St
and Ieceiye reward ies-2tE
IOST-ON SATURDAY. JUNE l. TWO POINr-
err, lemon Snd white: also female hound
Reward II returned TO G5l Pa. jeS-2t'
LoST-DIANOND RING. TIFFANY SETTING
The finder will be given j liberal reward by re-
turning same 10 SAML HAItr. Manager Lars
buTgh x Bro. 9TH jeT-3t
LOSr-BiG YELLOW GRAY MASTIFF, BLACK
nose and tail: had collar with tag but with
out address Reward for persons who il
TO 1880 Phelps place. e1-3t.
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FOR RENT
401 NV, Sr, ami IS. so GIG l. Sc, 6r $500. IA so
407 LIST NV Or. ami. 30. 90 4l9 18th se 81. IL 80
80 NJ NV, Or. ami 81. sol S21, 18th ne 12 So
l40S Corcoran Ir. 81. 50 l622 L sc Or. II SO
$40 22d NV, Or ami p. 30 $50 CalIan ne Or 10 so
436 LIST ne, Or, ami. Is so 1896 ID Sc Or Ia. 90
2234 18th NV .6r&s.o. 1870 10. y Sc, 6r........7G
my2S-th, s&tu ROBERT +. BRADLEY 1903 ST
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FOR SALE-A FARE OPPORTUNITY, IN CO.
lumba Hrighis-New lU-room brick collar
house: 80 feet OF parking; tiled bath ami oil
conveniencss; easy terms. Price SO $50. Bic
BIER * HOWENSTEIN 500 9Th St NV Jr5-8t
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FOR SAl.E-ON 10Th ST. NORTH or DUPONT
Circle. large double house: II ruuIns mod. infs.
etc; BIG feet front. stone and brick; B stories;
sleeping rooms; viii exchange for smaller prpf,-
erty; reduced TO $4,000. Inquire
NESCO1T, WILCOX d HIESTON.
Je.-tu, th&s-a 1907 Ia.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FURNISHED HOUSE, Is ROOMS. ALL RENTED.
located on circle NV. sell less than cost Of
furniture. FULTON X. GORDON, Atlantic bldg
je9-3t
WANTED - GROCERIES. SALOONS. LUNCH
ruoms, cigar stores. milk routes coal yards liy-
cry stable. &c. for cash buyers. FULTON r
GORDON, Atlantic bldg. Jest
DINING ROOM. NET PROFITS FOR MAY s200:
must De sold; owner leaving city; large gov
bldg; Price, $3.50. FULTON X. GORDON At
lAnte bldg jeg-3t
FOR SALE-A GOOD GROCERY STORE AND
god trade; pays we'll. Please call al 1856; c ST.
sc. jes-3t'
FOR RENT LOCATED COAL AND WOOD
yard on Capitol Hill. List years tenant sold
nearly 1900 tons Of coal alone. besides the
wood An excellent stand for feed and ice:
also long HIST Of good customers Will be FUR
nished TO good tenant Unusual opportunity for
starting coal business. apply 10 v BALDWIN
JOHNSON. l10l r. l. ave. 1c5.if
Your WATCH CLEANED. sI.oo
WATCH MAINSPRING 81 90
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
mh3Sd 1921 F ST NV
BOARDING.
BoARDERS WANTED BY A FIRST-CIASS
cHteTer: meals served at any Eour. Call lI37
I'M ST NV je9-3t'
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
CHARLES =. BUNDY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
OF ali the States and Territories.
dei.-n Fendan bldg, cor. IA and d NV.
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PERSONAL.

FEKSONAL.
AS THEY WALK ALONG THE AVENUE WITH
an independent cir you can hear them all declare
that we pay the most extrayagant prices ever
heard OF for gents discarded garments. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6l9 NV. tea-htf
THE KODAK AGENCY" SIC 18TH ST. J. r.
CHAMBERLAIN, Mgr. Display Of kodak work:
kodaks and supplies; Premos and Pocos Is Der
ct on; 4x5 plates, 3oc. 5x7. 6oc.: deyel l. p ting
je7-6t
W. VILLA MS, AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETFC-
tive Confidential communion lions prompt.
ly attended to; office open all hours; best refs
Established 1880. Entrance. ga g. cor. 10TH
my25-1ms
ACCOUNTANTS.
J. T. BATES,
Public accountant and auditor.
Room 81
Washingtsn Loan and Trust bufidins.
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FOR SALE-A PARTY LEAVING THE CITY
Will sacrifice a fine 3-stury brick S-ropm
house, on r. st. NV; large lot and stable;
$500 cash. and balance SIS per m"nih, At piics
9Th ST. NV. 1rT-3f
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FOR SALE-cHEAP-wIII. EXCHANGE -oNy
OF those handsome stone and brick houses m
lot tNiUO. alley - 'i
t9-2t STONE a FAIRFAX. sos stn.w
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PRIVATE HOME, MOST ATTRACTIVE, NEAR
city, in District, convenient to cars, would take
few boarders; children taken, best country
fure; prices low. Address II. j. f., Star Office.
in,yr
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FOR SALE-NEAR FARRAGUT SQUARE ON X
ST, NEW BROWN-SruNE HOUSE. IL PER
fECT CONDITION; 10 rooms; reduced from
$4,000 To SlI 300
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE NEAR SIXTEENTH and
L st; south frDnt; 10 rooms; REDUCED fruu
$1,000 10 $4,000. J. %. JOHNSON. l4iG 81.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.
FOR MISREPRESENTATION

FOR RkNT-LOT ON 18TH ST. NV. NEAR l.
ST., occupied for the last 70 years as u coal
yard Apply TO "A. a. WILSON. Room 8, Fire
ms. Co. leG-.I
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FOR SALE-ENEIY ONE WANTS To LIVE ON
Washington Heights. and here is YOUR chHnce-
Less than 81 900, too II you are quick; new:
sr; bath; cellar; large yard. and your own
terms; will paper to cult. ". 5. MINNlA. ll27
4 st. NV III
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FOR SALE-A CHEAP HOME AT 81. -SToNi;
anu brick front; steam heat tiled bath; r,r .lai1
tue; rooms cellar; lot lsxa5. paved all-y
choice location
te9-2t SrnNE d FAIRFAN NC At m "a
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORE 1925 PENNA AVE. NV,
with nXtures: newly papered and painted. A. A.
WILSON, Room ., Flremens lns. Co. je6-1w
FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED-LARGE NEW
store, 1913 Pa. NV, with cellar and sta
BILE; steam heat; the finest store i'll this part of
the city. For terms apply to
je4-tf GEO. w. LINhlNS 500 10Th st. NV.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

A negro fend, who at.
tempted the ruin and murder
Of a white woman at Doy,
line, La, was tied to a stake
and burned. A post was
placed in the ground by the
crowd, kindling saturated
with coal oil placed on the
sides and the negro chained
to it, He was a charred
mass in ten minutes. Prom.
lnent lawyers made speeches
and warned the crowd Of
negroes that such crimes
would not be tolerated in a
civilized community.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
auo~w = ;sssa
TCr.J" CiifC'

An i'll wind it is that blows
good to nobody, and a long
lane it is that has no turn.
The wind is now blowing for
the farmer, and the turn of
the lane has been reached
which points to prosperity
for him. The good prices
that have been realized for
wheat, corn, live stock, and
that are reasonably sure to
continue, mean a great deal
to the farmer. 1t was Roger
Q. Mills, of Texas, who in a
speech last year against the
iniquitous determinations Of
the Dingley bill referred to
the farmer as "the forgotten
man." So he has been ir
our legislation. But he is
no longer a forgotten man
Circumstances, the war anG
the failure of crops in many
parts Of the world, have
made profitable market for
his products which neither
favorable tariff legislation nor
free and unlimited silver
could have given, May the
good fortune of the farmer
continue, because, after all,
he is the foundation of all
our prosperity, He is the
real creator Of most of our
wealth, and he deserves a
substantial return for his
toll. il.-Arkansas Democrat,
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

Sam Jones says: If | was
running sawmill and a fel-
low wanted to haul saw logs
| would want to see his team,
and if he showed me a mule,
a goat, a bee and a skunk, |
would say: You can't do
anything with that team; a
kicker, a butter, a stinger
and a stinker. S o m
preachers have that kind of
a team; an old fellow kicks
at everything, and one with
a head so hard he could take
six square butts with a billy
goat, send the goat home
with a headache and feel no
inconvenience; an old long
tongued woman with a tongue
so long she could sit in the
parlor and lick a skillit in
the kitchen, and an old beer
and whiskey soaked fellow
that outstinks a polecat,
Now what can a fellow do
with that kind of team?"
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

the Maine regiment rushed
out with the cry Save Ruby
from the Kentucky devils. "
The reply was Death to the
'nigger-loving northerner. "
Charge bayonets" was the
position taken by the south
ern troops, but timely action
on the part of the officers
prevented a clash between
the two regiments. Excite
ment ran high and it was
with difficulty that the off,
GERS of the New York, Ar
kansas and Missouri regi-
ments kept their men out of
the scramble. Mr.. Coon
went to the guard house; the
Maine and Kentucky officers
drank each others health and
all is lovely.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
Last Friday Rear Admiral

$ Sor,rso- dnr:deJ IT. +h7
narrow entrance at Santiago
harbor, by sinking the collier
Merrimac loaded with coal
in the channel. At his call
for volunteers to face what
seemed almost certain death
400 offered themselves. A
lieutenant and six men were
chosen and the Merrimac
under steam entered the
channel under a terrible fire
from the Spaniards, When
anchored the lieutenant set
off an internal torpedo, the
Merrimac sank and the chan.
mel was closed, The crew
made their way into the har-
Dor to the Spanish flagship
and were taken aboard.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

Six weeks before his death
Napolean said, THE day
will come when there cannot
be a shot fired in Europe
without the consent of that
republican form of govern
ment in America" Be that
statement true or not, no
other nation can run the
bluff and prevent her from
firing her own frecrackers
when she pleases.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

County normals are now in
session in many counties in
the state. A good attend.
ance and good work is being
reported from the different
parts. we verify believe
his year will bring the pres
ent normal system to It's
death and the teachers who
can had better attend and get
as much training as is posi-
bic while it costs them not h.
ing,
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

to try to shove an editor over
the precipice of time and
bury him forever in the sands
below. You may dislike him
and make it one of your OBJ
jects in life to daily attend
to his case by saying every
thing mean you can abou t
him, but the editor does not
care d continental. He goes
on wblstllng the same old
tune. He lodges around
oyer the sea of life and uses
only one paddle to steer his
little boat, where the eternal
grumbler and people of that
callbre would upset and
drown if they had a dozen.
You may cuss his paper all
you like; but that don't feaze
him, He will continue to
mold out the old paper at so
much a mould, and should
YOU happen around on the
day for the regular issue,
you would find him busy
sending them out to people
who know a good thing when
they see it. If he has mis-
represented you, YOU will
always find him ready to
right the wrong when he
finds it out, if he hasn't, he
has nothing to right. Civ
ing him the cold shoulder and
spending yonr worthless
opinion about him to his
back fails to do him any good.
He simply grabs his faber
and begins to shoot out pub
llc opinion, not thinking of
you once a year. No, don't
think to throw an editor
oyer any kind of an abyss
in this life, for you can't do
it. The average euitor is a
man who has had the best
opportunity of any man liv-
ing to study human nature
and will come OUT on top
ara~v +;,sssa -. -...-,.....--.-.... &.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

Such action and sue h
language as was used by the
Kentucky and Maine troops
is calculated to bury section.
al feeling right along,
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

I'm actress who is attract
ing great crowds IN New
York does so by the simple
process of undressing on the
stage. But were she to dis
robe in her own back ward or
in a side alley, the same So
ciety representatives who ap=
plaud from the boxes of the
theater would call a police
man. There is a great deal
of sham about this thing cali,
ed society anyhow.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

Lieutenant Ho5son and his
crew who sank the collier
Merrimac at the entrance of
Santiago received the praise
of Cervera and the members
of his fleet. His bravery is
being landed on foreign
shores.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

The Spaniards say they
sank the Merrimac; Sampson
says he put her under on
purpose to close the channel.
Anyway, the United States
couldn't afford to cork up
bottles all the time with a
vessel and a load of coal.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
4 LOUD WARNING.

Estimates based upon the
incompleted reports of the
examining surgeons show
that about 90 per cent of the
rejected enlistments in the
volunteer army are addicted
to the cigarette habit.
This does not necessarily
mean that the surgeons trac-
ed the disabilities of the re-
jected applicants directly to
the use of cigarettes, The
physicians simply record the
habit in most cases, while in
many other rejections they
ascrlbe the cause of physical
weakness or mental short
coming to the excessive use
of cigarettes.
NO stronger argument
against the cigarette has
ever teer- presented; Scfen-
fists, teachers, moralists and
folks of all descriptions have
been pleading against the in
creasing baleful effects of the
little thing for years to no
avail, as statistics show that
more cigarettes are consumed
in the United States today
than IN any other country
and that the consumption is
increasing at a rapid rate
every year. The youth of
the land--and much of the
matured manhood-is addict
ed to the cigarette habit"
more than to any other form
of appetite indulgence, The
revelations of its evil effects
being made by the examining
surgeons of the army may do
more to check the evil than
all the lectures ever delivered
prlvately or publicly, all of
the sermons ever preached,
all Of the scientific treatises
ever written.
When our young men learn
from the statistics on the
subject now being prepared
by the army surgeons that
the insidious poison in the
cigarette saps vitality, rem
derlng them unfit for the
struggle in peace and abso.
lutely ineligible to service as
soldiers, they will smoke
lever cigarettes, if they do
not wholly abandon the in.
diligence. " Commercial Ap.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
Civil war ensued on a small

Civil war eusued on a small
scale at Chicamauga last
week between the volunteer
from Kentucky and those
from Maine, a colored pri
vate named Rpby from Main,
insplted a Kentucky colon
and tie Kcntuckians were
going to make quick work OF
cooney. Already was there
a rope around his neck when
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
4 STR1 Y THOUGHT.

You can't down a news.
paper man; you needn't try
It. You had just as well get
out and attempt to catch a
SCARED Spanish squadron as
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

An exchange says the pop
ular cry is heard on every
hand. A farmer wishing
his son to curry his horse
told him to comb out his tail
and remember the name"
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

1t is said that SIMPSONS
share in the prizes captured
off Havana amounts to $35,.
900. There's profit in a
peaceable blockade.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

Hawaii is still waiting to
b e annexed. Tuckerman
Gazette.
Just let her wait. There
is now many a little sand bar
that would like to find a
daddy. What does the
United States need with
Hawaii; has she not enough
territory already?
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

There is to be no third
regiment raised in Arkansas.
Each of the companies now
in service will be recruited
to 106 men under the second
call.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

Arkansas is to furnish 900
additional men necessary to
recruit the First and Second
regiments up to their maxi.
mum,
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
- B--e--s

An exchange has started
something entirely new and
original in the missing word
contest business, it is this.
"a good church deacon
aecldently sat down on the
business end of carpet tacE
Ae at opce sprang up aul
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

Malarial fever, small poy
and starvation are the pre-.
vailing conditions in Cuba
among the poorer classes.