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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-07
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

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7 STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3
STREETS.
s;60 A. M. week days-PITTs BURG tx.
fkEss-Partor and@Dining Cars, HaTri~
1856 a. ii. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
observation Cars, harrisburg "a chicago.
Cincinnati, Indiana polls, St. Louis Cieve-
Land and Toledo Buffet Parlor Car 70
SO A. 81 PAST LIgE-PuIIrnan B,Irfes
Parlor Car Ia Harrisburg. Buffet PariOr
Gar, Harrisburg 70 PittsDurg.
$40 r. III, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
LOUIS and Sleeping and Dining Cars Har-
rtsburg TO So. LOUIS. Nashville (via Gin
7:2O r. NJ wEsTERN ExPREss-PuH-
man Sleeping Car % Pittsburg, Chicago.
and Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining Car
5:20 p. NJ. soUTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
Huffman Sleeping Cars Washington 20
Pitts9nrg and Harrisburg 70 81. LOUIS
i0.4o T, N. PACIFiC ExPREss-Puli.
man Sleeping Car 20 PfttsOuTg.
. Do A. NJ Ior Kane, Cana nda1gBa. Eoches-
yer ana Niagara Falls daily, except sun
1886 A. NJ for EImira and Remove saiy.
!. except Sunday. For WilliamspOrt dsly,
7:2o r, II. for wmIiamsp1rt, Rochester.
ERE. Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
Washington to Buffalo.
1910 z. NJ. for Erie, Cananda icus. R0che..
ter, buffalo and Niagara Pats daily.
Rochester Saturdays only.
For Pniladelphta, New York and the
East.
$40 p IN. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
TIED" daily, all Parlor Cars. W ith Dla-
Ing Car from BALTIMORE Regular at 100
Dining Carr, 500, 300, 1000 Dining
osn, and HOO lDining Car f59,n w vi
1000 and1I:5O o. IA. On Sunday. ZOO.
Timing Carr, S:U0, 800, HOO Timing
Car from Wtl-ningtOnl, a. m. 12:lo, $40
Philadelphia only, Fast Express. 7:50 a
days, 2;oi, and 3: 40 p In; daily. Fog
Gays, and AGO p. IN. daily.
For BALTIMORE. o:25, 90. $50. 500,
sse9; l9 S5ss log s 55 noe 10 40
So, tHG' f6:6os 10 80 p fi5 and and
100 yo5 M 1888 Sc iroSy a mo- 8 l 3GS
4llS, I'D ssl5 SO 30 Ago eS LipIGsss e.
For fopes Greek Line. 100 a. m and
4;3e p M daily, except Sunday On
Sundays. 500 a m. and 4.26 p IN
Atlantic Coast Lns-~FIorida Special
for Jacksonville, St Augustine. aud
for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line; 40 a. M. SAC p m. daily kien-
mona only lD-0G a H. week Ga v, AT
lanta Special Viz RichtsOnd and Sea
board Air Line. A. 40 p. N. daily. AC-
oomniodation for Quantioo, 7:45 a. u.
daily and 4-25 D. IN. week days
sStSts.-OTc Connections
For Atlantic CIty tvIa Della ware Ri-er
Bridge, ail-Tail TOutej. 81 3 D. IN. daily.
wa Market street wharf. 1000 and ll.UO
a H., 10 p IN, Wee k-dAys. and ll.JO
p. III, daily.
For cape May. 100 a. n, week days,
l1.5O p. m, daily.
Ticket Offices cOTner Fifteenth and q
streets, and at the station. Sixth and 3
streets. where orders can be left for the
Checking OF baggage 10 destination rrO.sI
hotels and residences.
.HHUTCHlNSON.G eneraIManager
K. WOOD. General Passenger geuE-
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FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. I'd floor:
two on 3d. water, gas; COMPLETE Tor light
housekeeping. No. sUS 10Th ~. sw. fe6-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HUN7ER& ERO,
ON VI TsKtIAI ENtHANGl
5ln Z STREET \. W

81" + STREET \. w
We can sell Your stole or business of any
descTIptE On, .-Ity Dr country. without DEL. y
Ut n"aihIly. satisfaction Harauteed.
ROOMS P4FEEEp with latest STYLES
Gold Paper, So up. LEPRETTX. 493
Md. ave, fe3 3t-en
IF you HA FE furniture, mdse etc. To
dispose OF see J. L. FrechIe h Co.
prompt setti Hnents and best results. ] Z
hEt hlE * 10. Ueneral "A uCtIoDperS
3lS-3ls Sth NV, above Pa ave. L. s.
foods taken on storage. advances made.
goods insured. de- 3rn- en-
VIZ sell uo. g.. bl OK y heat cakes than any
house IN W. hiI gtUn. tecau~e tbev are th,
bssg served 2 Z dar- HARTSoCK-S DININgi
ROOM, $50 Pa. ave. fe7-3t .eiu
OLD DOMINION, : weet Caporal. virginia
Bright AMI Chesterfield cigarettes So
per 900 - tGr trade. NATIONAL. CI-
GAR FACTORY. 1911 Pa. ave. fe7-Jt
CHAIRS 10 cane. repstr and uphoIster;
baby Carritge- q speciality. drOp postal.
A. GRIfFIrH. 42O :til St NV.
fe1-3t
THIS is tEc first time ia 26 wears We
advertise a reduction sale Of our sDlen-
did SaXony Wool German Hand Knit Jack
cts All s. 90 $3.50 and So O0 Jackets
must 20 at CSC, all cOiOrs and sizes. j Oh
many left on hand, need rUOfn. &. ACER
BACH. the Knit Jacket Man Ith and H.
fe1 st
more orders for Washington Havana
Shorts at pa sent. as we are over sold on
next week output. NATIONAL CIGAR
FACTORY, io1I Pa. ave. fe6-3t
TORRENT SALE OR EXCHANGE Finely
improved h,sne on METROPOLITAN branch X.
Il .. K. X, an electric road. cheap 10 quick
buyer. OWNER. = A. this office.
fe5- Ste EN-
ANY DOME TIC pattern in the house. &c
at AUERBACH' dtt and H. feo-3t
4 cory OF a leading daily DaDer with
each purchase at Star Cigar Store. lth
and + Sts- NV. high grade cigars. to
bacco. etc. fe5-3t
PAINTING COSTS yerv little il YOU let
US DO the y Ork- our prices are way 30
low any yOu'H have quoted 10 YOU any
where else for fine work. Rooms paDereu
hest work-S2 up. r. G. NOLTE. $40
9th ST. No ranch. ie"-u
PERSIAN DIAMOND. Genuine stones. 50
per karat. tested on prem >es, n not aSrep-
resent eel tnDa,. rel uncietl. antique Damascus
arms and articles for coy rooms. sold be
low cost. A SAMAHA. Gem cutter,
1913 T ST. NV fe1-3t
ADVERTIS ERS-W asl,ir gtona nd Subj T an
pistributiul. and Sign Tacking Co, work
carefully executed. 40 10Th St NV.
fe5-3t
WALL PA FER. 1-2 cents per roll up;
painting I'D paperins. YOUNGER. 4iO
y. j. ave NV Ie--ot-em
You've never struck such bargains a.
we offer: rooms papered with stylish.
handsome paper-veTy finest WOTk-Only
s.: We can save you money ON any
natntiuC you want done; see us. r. G.
T0ITE, $40 Sta St; no branch. fe2tf
HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor second
hand furniture, carpets, pianos, entirs
houses, stocks OF all kinds Address JON Is,
1904 Mas ave nv. oef-Shio
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms. So TO S,
per month. 3l3 Pa. ave. NV. fe6-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEAl ALE.

WANTED ladies and gentlemen that ha We
been GA stage TO cali at 6l8 fUth 81
ne, : 80 D. uI.- Monday. II
WANTED Experienced hello. with best
CTS refs. fpmS he'd free. no delav.
Fl kIlkA Is hE.At pos NV. Te5- ai-em
WANTED E.,!iahle uIeu and women ln
each OF Government departments. FOR a
$40 ttcT. can Wurh IulvtlN ana - IA 60 To
500 . month. NATIONAL RIG ISTRN CO,
coo Slh -. NV. fe4 81
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Or. CZARRA

In all Nervous, Chronic, Skin and PRI-
WAITE DISEASES. HIS COMPLETE
outfit OF modern appliance, X-IiA I, Static,
Parable and Galvanlc Electricity, in Ca
tarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Kidney and
Bladder DiSca ses, Sexual Weakness, Stric-
tuTe. HemOTriHoidS, syphilis and Diseases
of Women. Consultation from 10 8.
6lS Pa. ave. NV. la27-l
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DANCING.

DAN CHG Waltz. two-st2p and three
step, guarauteen; strictly private. MISS
MARIE LEONARDO 61S N st. NV, the
only lady teacher in Washington teaching
under a dipio ma OF the Nat ional A ssocia ton
Masters OF Dancing: protect yourself from
incouIpetents. fe3-6t
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wANTED-HOTSES l..

WILL PAY $500 down and $50 per
month for best offer for dwelling in
West Washington. Address HOUSE, this
office. fe7-3t
WANTED Nine room brick. bath So 900
up; owners OIiy. SUTOR CO., Room O..
SoS q st. fe5-3t
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Mrs. Or. RENMER,

In obstetrics, gold medal awarded for the
science of ODst etricS from the University
OF Munich, Bavaria trea u successfully
wonien's complaints and irregularities, pri-
vate sanitaTium FOR ladies before and dur
ing confinement. office hours from > 70
s p. M. No. S1a Pa. ave NV, Washing,
ton, u. c. Ja21u
NINE. la RUE. Medium. tells past and
present: gives luck, and spells taken Oft
1929 IL + st. NV. Walk upstairs.
fal I
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FORSALE-DoyUuw ast a gsn uiue tJarpa Ia
meat and provision sEore HE; doing aver.
age cash business, szeHiayf rent, So; price
$3.50; cash IL so. AddAess b T. ", this Of
flee, o fe7-3t EN-
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WANTED Man with push and 81 so to
lOiH Ine in established paving business.
NJ RISK, this office. feast .ctn
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FOR RENT Two Furnished front ROOMS,
222 +. Can St fe6-3t
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FOR SALE 3 big bargains in grocery
stores, all ,Ieap rents. desirable loca tons
and at prices less than ctuaI cost OF sala :
BILE stock co famed IN ,iileip one at S225:
one at $3.50. aud onetAt $3.50; take your
choice. C0MMEkCIAL, SO F st. NV.
Item
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FOR HIRE

DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNER's, 7th
and II SIS. nol6-u
FOR HIRE-Fuil dress suits. 81 only
JULES COHEN. 104 IN St NV.
mol often
FOR HIRE-To drummers and hgsSiness
men, horse and buggy or dayton. y per
day. and special prices for pleasure driF-
ing Apply 20 the REX STABLES, rear
615 E st NV; telephone call, lOS. dpS" tf
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING-
Printing 600 cards, DC, GOO envelopes
T5c.: 500 note heads. re. 500 state
ments. 75c-. bindiax magazines, oce.,
miscellaneous books rebound e. o
VILLA Ms Clio 7tb 81. NV. fe6 q
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The 20 Days" Cure


dor mem leads all remedies in this city:
prompt anu permanent cure or no charge.
consultation free. DIR. McKEEHAN. 7i6
18th ST. NV. Office hours, 10 a. III. to
] p M. 10 y. m., Sunday, to 4. p IN.
!aSo-l mo
MADAM ALVIAH Don't fail TO visit her;
tells life rom cradle TO grave, gives
good luck. Fee, % and so cents. No.
13 III st. NV. 1t
SPIRITUA LISM-Typogra phical Hall. 425
Is st. NV, Sunday evening. $50, Mrs.
Zuller, assist ed by another medium. spirit
tests, psyChymetriC readings, automatic
writing. etc. sea uCeS TUESDAY ana Tiday
evenings y Sidence. 02 New York ave;
Nth and | 1w.b fee-2t-etn
SPIRITU ALfSM- Mrs Zoler, medium,
HOP n. \. ave. (1lth and NV. = circles
Tuesday ami Friday evenings; sunday even
ing meetings, TyDUeraphicai Hall, 40
ST. NV. fe4-1t-em
NINE. THEO.
Medium and card reader, WRShinCtOns
most famous Clairyoyant ana palinist.
Consult her on business, love and family
affairs, reunites the separated; removes
spells, causes speedy marriages and gives
good luck. open daily; German spoken,
25c and SOC s2s II st. NV. fe2-l4t
WITH snow on the ground and money
scarce, IL il really 10 your advantage 10
come to Us for A nice warm suit or over
coat tworn some1 that we can sell below
market value. JCSTH'S OLD STAND,
els ID st.n NV. Ia3ll EN-
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TIE Oldest established Clairvovant, has
cut his prizes Tor a short time; ladies, 20
cents geIftlenen, 80 cents; tells from
cradle To grave; business, love, or family
affairs. ALTO q lawsuits. divorces. slsecala-
tions, etc: fTinCs separated husband or
Vile together; re moves SPELLS, bad luck. or
mysterious feelings. 10 10 10 daily. 4S9
IL 1T. sw. fe53t,em
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FOR SAIEA PIANOS.

FOR SALE AT great sacrifice: 2 fine
square Chickering piano. fun octave. fine
tone and heas. ftful rosewood case: S65: also
q IA fine ola violin. for small arms: cheap.
At 1913 VI. ave. fe5-6t
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WANTED-FOSTAG STAMPS.
WANTED-r sr cash, all kinds OF United
States post age and depa rtment stamps,
collections also bought. II. F. DUNK
HORST, 1905 9TH st. NV. fe1 item
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WANTED Woman for general housewOrk.
Apply 1928 22d ST. NV. fest
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NANTEn-.iirl Tor general homework.
wages. So. 725 "a st ne. 1t
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PERSONALS.
MADAME LAMONT.

The Grel CE.iryoyent and Palnist.
ADVICE and heip in al affairs of life.
Fee. soc and 81. 1903 u st. NV.
fe71mo-em
COLORED BACHELOR, 30, worth $4,000.
desires culnred l8dy's acquaintance. OBJ
5ect- ma trinJny. ID. H., this office.
Item
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WANTED lain cook and chamDeunaid.
good wages, sinall Tanlly. go nome nights
or stay. 7g2 l-2 loth ~. NV. fest
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FOR EXCHANGE,

TO EXCHA NGE-E Equity in new, well To-
Gated modern, Groom brick. for farm
adjacent to Washington: will assume some
trust. A dGr IS CHRIS, this office. fe6 st
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIOLIN ANDMANDOLINLES oNS: music
Tor all occasions. STU DO, 1913 Sth
st. NV fe4-4t
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KANTEn--ttXCliAN No d ut hEAU.72Il Sth
st. NV, IS the place TO get work quick.
Registering zee, 81. II
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NANTEIj-A coIureu gml az ChBtul'efTtald
ana Waitr -. must come wei RECON-
Iuended. 1925 q 81. 1t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Scvera al more agents for Mark
Twain's Er -at new book, Following the
Equator" hard times forgotten: blues
driven away the sick made well. and the
well made happy: come in hurry. r. A.
DINSMoRE, 02l Tth NV. fe1-3t EN-
WANTED-,right agents: ladies and gen
tiemen for q new enterIrise; large COM
missions and quick sales. Address EU-
REKA co, 237 10th ut. INV. fe5-3t .en
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WANTED -'sy yuung cGlored man. place "a
do any klud OF work, wages nrOuerat -
Address T. b., koOm :, 100 4 ] - st. NV.
al EN-
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WANTED rive Ia lies 20 introduce a good
seller. wages DaId. For particulars adj
dress {. L. B. this office. 1t -em
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED ny gentleman who win be trav
cling FOR 81 months. Young lady CORE
SpOndent, brunette: about 20. can MAT
RfMONlAI. BJ REAU. 6l2 st. NV.
Room Pc, 81 1low. fe7-3t-em
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NAATEn-.sv Young Culared ms N. Mace
as waiter, ornate or public. willing to
DO anything lhaE comes 10 hand. can give
references. - Princeton II. NV. Item
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WANTED BY Young man acquainted with
trade. Wilos sale grocery or commission
nouse 10 sell FOR on commission. J.. tins
office. lf-af,,
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WANTED ~ Young man. feed store to
sell for on COMMISSION. underSI at!oS buAl-
ness. COMM 'SSfON. lhiS Once. Item
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for gentlemen in
private family; $40 a month for 2. 1882
9Th st. NV fe1 st
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FOR RENT-rwo desirable fine rooms; I'd
floor, for igh housekeeping: bath On
same floor. .lot and cold water; gas Tor
cooking. eye- ytiEug pleasant and oornfort-
able: terms heap. 23l ST ST. NV
fp--.Rt,pn
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
FOR SALE HORSES & CARRIAGES

OK SAi4E-&Ir<t class second and nflac-
ton buggy. suitable Tor doctor. Can at
2IT st. NV. after 4:20 D. IN. fe7-3t
FOR SALE-At Sulivan's stable, 1910
OHIO ave. 3 wagons. different stVles.
phaeton. buGgys sleigh and other Jobs:
bargains for cash fe1-4t
FOR SALE-0ne good, iouhlc buggy and
two single wagons, cheap. 1894 10Th
st NV. 1eo-3t.em
FOR SAL Handsome. large. chestnut,
sorTel horse; years old; weight about
LOO. can shLw inside 300; gentle:
afraid of nothing. no rea SOnable offer re-
fused. DIR. J. A. IVES TLAkE, 5l5 +
st. NV fe4-3t-em
FOR SALE-Several cheap horses. No.
Sna 9th 81. nv. fe9-3t-eIu
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FOR SAIE-LOTS,

FOR SALE-Several fine lots in Columbia
Heights, Mum. L lea SAINT and NV. at a
low figure. HALL n u STICE, 81 3 + 81.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED registered drug clerk. Ad-
dress CAfSICUA, Ihfs office. Item
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EOn ; AIE-HOE SIS .

FOR SALE o22 81 ST me D.: 2-sfory. G-roOfn
house. For terms. Sec OWNER. within.
fe5-4t EN-
FOR LIE Very Cheap-SI 90 cash aud
SIS per month. title peTfeCt and ali
StraCtfufniShadfree. nearly ne W 2 story ma Y
window, mod. imp. brick reSi denCe: . roeaIIs
bath, waTdTJheS. etc, in most excelle Mt re-
pair and really To move into. IN the same
block the new n. +. Temple nd market
house are in. house ought To rent for at
least $50 pee month. price, $500. o. NJ .
BRYANT, owner, WaTder Bldg, 9th and
+ SITS. fe5-3t
FOR = LIE -522 Sd 81. ne. 2-stoTy- Groom
u trr!lI>, st y IL, wHulu.
fe5-3t.em
FOX SALE-Some of the most attractive
houses On 18th ST.. and at the most
reasonable prices. JOHN SHERMAN, $40
l4th ct. NV. del EFT
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FOR RENT Two roons, furnished or UNI
furnished .seat and gas; very reasonable.
SlS o st. nw. fe6-3t
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SITT ATIONS WANTED MALE
AND FEMALE.

HELP furnished free OF charge. drop nos
tai. No. I324 Temperance ave. NV.
fe6-3t
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

TYPEWRITERS for rent, with privilege
of purchase, reduced rates, all standard
makes: ask 20 see the "Jewett." NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. ell
7th st. Ja2S- I'm
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For SAI.E-BICYCLES

FOR LIBRARIANS: gents 81 90 wheel:
good Condii ion; only s 80 ca sh. FRED
PRIDHAM, Central Building. corner 9th
and Pa. ave. leo 3t-em
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IT" : INf-I1 \. W.
We can sell Your stole or business of An,
description atty Dr country. without Deb.
OF pIti ID 81 Y. Satisfaction gtI4Ta IIt4sst
fe7- Stem
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-28

William Sharp. in September Atlantic
II may or may not be true that IT was
Rossetti who urged Burne-Jones. when at
the outset OF his career. TO connect with q
Aypneu Burne" and Jones" says Will
lam Sharp IN the September Atlantic.
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Jones is nobody" Rossetti would de-
clare. only a particle of a vast multiple.
But Burne-Jones-that is unmistakabs e.''
II was an amusing trait in Rossettl that he
was wont to designate the good work OF
this or that friend as the work of-and he
would mention the most distinctive name
or part name OF the person concerned. Thus
he would say. Yes. that is Burne-Jones.
but this. this here, you know. is only
Jones'" or. THAT now Is the real Holman
Hunt, but this here is only Hunt or,
You can hear Tennyson in that, but AL
fred wrote the other lines" l recall two
amusing instances where Burne-Jones more
or less unconsciously adopted the same
method. He was asked once If he thought
William Bell Scott more eminent as a poet
or artist. Il never thought very
highly of Bell he replied then, seeing
look of surprise, added, with a humorous
twinkle, Il liked old Bell Scott-old Scotus
as we always called fundamentally and
| think William Bell Scott wrote some very
fine verse, but / always thought 1t was
pity that Bell took to painting. The other
instance occurred when some one remarked
to him that "Parnell was only an agitator."
Charles Stuart Parnell." he replied with
emphasis, was one of the greatest public
men of our day. and far and away the
ablest Irish leader" But Parnell," ETC.,
resumed the objector. to be again corrected
by the. other disputant Charles Stuart
Parnell," etc.
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A summer Jaunt Southwark.

AdurlCe 1nOHlpSOil, III tllo liluepSIueitt.
This flying trip across the country has
given me a thrilling sense of what immense
resources we have. The minerals, the man
ufactories the unparalleled riches of soil
and the wide sweep of climatic influences,
graded from the frigid limit to the verge CT
the tropic these have often been mentioned
and praised. but now, in the heat of war
and light of war | see them more clearly.
They are worth living for, they are worth
dying for, il need be.
Northern people come south in winter,
but summer trip gives far better knowl-
edge of what the South really is. / never
before saw such crops of grain growing
are now in full glory on these wide plan
tations. Wheat and corn are marvelously
luxursnt. and the acreage seems to be UNI
usually great In fact. the Southern plant
ers have found out that the secret of indie
pendence is in raising everything that they
need. Cotton is no longer king.
1t is safe to predict that following our
war with Spain will come a period of rapid
development in the South and West. War
has something energizing in 1t along with
all its terrible elements. One can feel it's
electrical impulse at every step while pass
ing among the people
God moves in a mysterious way,
His wonders TO perform
We may grumbe and doubt, and be i'm
patient for peace, but God is now setting
change in the weather of the world; a new,
fresh breeze will blow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-28
Dreadful Child.
WASHINGTON Post.

washington Post.
The father of this little ten year-old girl
is probably slangy and likewise a warm
member. and probably. also. the little girl
rays a good deal of attention TO his general
line of talk. She looked very demure as
she sat on an open troley-car the other
evening alongside Of her mother. She took
everything in. though. without. however
making any comments. audible or other
wise. At Eighteenth street a somewhat re-
narkabiy done-up lin a facial sense) lady
boarded the car with a man who seemed
considerably younger than she She was
talking In a very animated fashion. with
scupcon of affection in her manner. and In
laughing she displayed an extraordinary
nouthful of gold-filled teeth. They all
seemed TO be gold. The little girl sat direct
ly behind the woman with the gilded teeth,
and as the latter had her head turned side
ways constantly In her efforts to captiyate
her companion, the little girl had a good
chance to view that mouthful of gilt. She
did view It for some time In silence. Then
she turned TO her mother. just as the car
came to a halt and the silence WAS COM
plete, and said she:
= Mamma. set next to the Klondikal''
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-28
A STRANGE EPITAPH

"Doctored to Death could truly be writ
ten on many a gravestone 1t is pitiful to
think of the sorrow and suffering that have
followed and are following in the trail of ig-
norant or vicious medical treatment. The
day will come when stupid or mercenary
doctoring will be criminal. That day is be-
ing hurried by the wonderful work of Pro-
fessor Munyon
Munyon guarantees that his rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly all cases of rheuma-
tism in few hours; that his Dyspepsia
Cure will cure indigestion and all stomach
troubles; that his Kidney Cure will cure 80
per cent. of all cases of kidney trouble; that
his Catarrh Cure will cure catarrh, no mat
ter how long standing; that his Headache
Cure will cure any kind of headache in a
few minutes that his Cold Cure will quick
~ break up any form of cold. and so on
through the entire list of mis- remedies.
Every drug store is a center for the sale
of them-mostly at % cents.
AT his medical institute skilled physicians
are at your service, FREE.
Office open all day and evening. Closed
Sunday during July and August.
At South pennSv1yania CT.