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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UAFURNlsunp01

FOR RENT
We cal manage y,ur rental property in a
satisfactOry maurer thus relieving your miaI
OF any anxiety this score while you ar.
away this summer
Our experience and skill in managing prep
er;y are worth the reasonable fee we charge
Tor cur svtyices
d. II. WARNER & co.
9l6 4 81. NV.
FOR Oh , RENrmei9 2 ST. NV; s-sToRY BRICK;
~ t"oins and hath; all nod imp. .-.....-.. $50
1t n W. ~AIkER & son. IOac ST
FOR FOR RENT-ios NV, GRAB, AND STA saooo
- - is,h NV stoe ana ar and cellar. 81 -
lssp l4th NV, nat Or. ana b. I'd ,Is,r ~ IN,
iZ29 iZ29 ne, r'ons hath and cellar....... IL 81
apao-st Ii THER l. APrLK. s,,2 st. st. nv " ."
FOR RENT ll3s :, me- r ami IA 8,
iI5S Ts,ss,sy hssyOp ,cs St Col 20 sos 80
l13l 10Th NV. lor. 5000 lis icth Sc Or "a se
4ol NJ NV. Sr. ami - Sol ia2 l. Sc ,ir - -
400 ist NV. sr.ami .50w l2a., q Sc 6r. ii 50
$40 NJ NV, sr. ami .35.5. $50 Callan ne Or 10 So
AUS Corcoran, ar. .Sc.5 | $50 u So Or = io nS
ssc Is, n. 'r; ann ,s,-s Fentun pl. 5r.. 800
.G9 Sth ne.sr.ami. rs. | 4 -. ~ 81
alSo-s.tnSih ROBERT =. BRADLEY 1873 y ST.
FOR RENT-Goop SMALL DWELLINGS AT
Low RATES.
$40 18th st iSoo iss. wyle NV To- To- ~ ~,
Also stores and dwellings, 1921 ath and d3S X sw
Il Us. w
houses; rooms aud bath: cellars. l322 1924
2'ih 81: NV. R,-lu'ed Sis,u prr month In
lnire H.c. BtRc Ehhltt House. apso-3t.
FGR RENr-A MODERN 7-RnoM uoUsE NV.
mar 18th ST. cars; f.nt rr-.tocd from $50 - 10
80; Apply to COLLINS GADDls. 3iI
INN st. a.w ar2sSt
FOR KENT-TIAT BEAUTIFUL NFw HoI SF
la46 OREGON AVE. NM: IL ROOMS: TILED
BATH; EI.EtT LIGHTING: RENT LOW M
GOOD TENANT. KEYS AT 1872. ar25-It'
FOR RENT
1918 X St. opp Franklin Park. is rooms slsG q
lt29 st, l2r. -33 l1lo orrg av ar . ~ 20
2lo4 LIST St Or ..l,bup 2lui LIST ~ Or az an
1880 ST, sr, only $50 1918 9th ST sr Is So
NORTHEAST.
l2s ST. 7r&cel. s2o.5o ia y st. 7rScel. sao ,o
FURNISHED
Il ! az mr. Scott cir. slio 1892 r. Tor stab sll5
lol2 y col llth. lor. 15 ls2D y. l2r......... 50
2a23 18th St. overlooking city. IL roons com
ple;eiy furnished. fine stable. i6.Vr0 feet
apes-6t NJ. NJ PARKER. iiis + st. nv. S''
FOR RENT OWNER. LEANING CRY Will
rent handsome l2room house. mt n ST mar
Conn ave, $40 per month during summer, $50
thereafter. X. W. WALKER 4 son, Iooj n
ap2s-3t
FOR RENT = PRESS BRICK BAN WINDOW; 3
painted; all In best condition. Il9 New YORK
ave. NV. ap2T-2w.
FOR RENT-BY RoRT. II. STONE ~. + ST
nw-l9l2 Sunderland: l2r.: $50. 3aG Ind ave
llr: SO. 1856 4; ar.: Slo. IIoG Yale; sr
SSo@: lil3 Nillari: ilr.. S32.!o. 12S ne;
Ior.; S21..'o llls \. {. ST. 1r.; 5000. ap.9St
FOR RENT 18TH ST. NV. COLUMBIA
Heights; lor.. cellar and bath. -. $40 50
80 ST NV; Tor. bath and all MI: n.Wly
SIG u st. Sc; house. ar. ami I S2i ~
4n5 NJ 81. ne; Z rooms; ami; convenient
BIEBEi; 4 IiowElsTEiN. 500 3th st. nv nv. ="
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT Sta 41S-420 Sth NV. .l50
1919 10Th. Greg 500 18th Col road lor. ~
1886 NV. 1Sr&b. loo. 90 1919 VT .furd l25
1122 NV, 11r&b. 5000 1920 18th, 0r&b. .. =. SIS
2SS Cap ST. IOr&b .I6 SIS Mass NV, l0r. 50
1853 Harvard, 1Vr&b .55 Store 707 9th 40
1tOS Greg av, 1lr&b. SO 1853 Corc'n l4r&b. 81 so
1105 NV, 12r&b. lou Office rooms. 1907 i
11C3 st, 1Gr, fur, 1244 Union ct sw, 5r.. Il
per year. .. 500
ap306t' TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 st.
FOR RENT-BY C. II. PARKER&CO. .4JS&E S.W
1880 Az sw .6r amiS16.oa 4ta&N sw, st&dw SD 90
SOB L sw. Or, 1000 Sl3 1th sw. Or w&g. ID 80
ABB AZ sw.st&dw %. ~ 935Va sw, 1or. r,i32 80
COB Va av se6r 90 425 9TH sw, st&Iw. p 10
659 r Sc. Sr. ami. Do 40 q sw, ar, ami 81 90
Si&f Sw. stsw. 81. 90 6u:i AZ sw. Or. wa IA so
q l. NV, 6r. ami. 1900 521 9th sw 6r. ami. l.. 90
45S sw. 6r wa. IL 50 104 q sw 6r mi. 49, 40
I03 9TH sw, st&dw. 1880 400 K Sc. Or, Wa. II 30
l226 9Th sw. III, " 1900 $40 f sw Or, IA so
,50 sw. Or. mi. 14.3D 81 q sw. 6r IL. 80
1l2J lst Sc. Or. w.14.oo 10l Canal sw, 6r. 10 90
III ~ sw. st&dw. % 30 2 q sw lr.... I 90
1897 Az sw, Or ami 1G. 50 12l1Del w1o 80
435 I'd sw, Or, mi. I6. 30 32g Va ay sw Or W. g. 40
ap30-3t'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TOR RENT-THE FINE STORE 1906 9TH ST.
lately occupied by the Ferry dry goods; finest To-
cation in the city; suitable for Il hrst-class dry
goods or ladies furnishings. Inquire OF FRANCIS
Mll-LER, 30l 9th st. aliSu-6t
FOR RENT-MODERN FRICk STORE; EXCEL
lent business stand. Inquire Of l. IL. MACS,
Rockville. Md. mh5-stf
FOR RENT-STORE NO. 1925 PA. AVE. NV,
with fixtures. Apply to A. y. WILSON, Room
8. Firemen's Ins. Co. tlGg. ap25-6t
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FOR RENT-41 ST. NV, SIX ROOMS AND
bati; large yard: south front; perfect condition.
excellent neighborhood EDWARD KERN, 20 II
st. h-W- IL
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FOR RENT
1220 n Fl ay. lar. $500
506-S 14th NV. GO. 90
$50 II nv, 12r. GO. 90
vl2 N \ av NV .11r. so. 90
1851 18th NV. 10r. 1000
Flat 128 11th, 3r. .35. %
1896 Il NV. Or. 30. 50
20 18th sw. Sr. so. 90
1903 18th NV, 11r. 80. 90
106 18th ne. Sr. 90
931 L NV. Or. 90
1908 l. NV. 12r. .@. 90
69 l. NV, 5r. .2.5O
1898 n J nv NV. 7r- 20. 90
244S r NV. 5r.....0.O 90
$50 18th ne, 1r. %. 90
ap90-tf ARERT
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FOR RENT.R. 9. cAMPBELL, 5I7 ieTH 81. NV.
1889 y NV, l2r- 5000 2l5 18th nw sto &C 90. 90
rs sth ne. 9r-... .2e.no 100 Sth sw. store I5 90
16i1 Covineton, Or. r. So 6l7 10th NV store 90 90
lGas Cov'aston, fr.ll-eo 80 ae:........ .s0.0Q
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Store 1245 9Th NV. DO 90
81 1st ne. Or. 1900
Gel 124 11th NV. rs. 90
120 Nd av ne. 6r.1I.00
2U36 + NV, Or. r......13.0o
1888 Valley st. 7r. .12-50
Shop r'r GIG H NV Il. 50
62l Pomrroy- st. Or. l0-50
@2f 10th NV. 5r. -10.0 90
10 10th Sc, Or.
1913 Del av sw, 5r.9.O0
at14 Greene ct, 4r. .0.t0
334i Q nv. 5r. 500
3S2 & sw. 4r. SEQ
1928 o st alley. 4r. 100
1882 E se. Sr. 800
Once rms 637 r NV.
f. FOX, 800 r st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE

MALE
WANTED-IDUNG MAN. 81 YEARS OF AGE
college and univ ,rsity graduate. with literary
experience, desires publishing newspaper
connection OF position private secretary or in
clerical capacity; good references. Ii. W. H..
star jflce- ap3o-,Sts
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,R RENT-BY r. S. DONALDSON,

FOR RENT-BY X. S. DONALDSON,
Tel 443. $50 10th st. NV.
1917 X NV, 11r&bS6O. 90 1921 Binney. .10r&bS4J 80
62 NJ NV. 1or&b. pa. 10 1898 18th NV. 9rSb35 30
1904 : NV, 9r&b. 81 80 220 1st se 14rSb. 30 80
9uS = NV, 6r&b. $3.50 1443t la NV, Ir& b2n 80
Vl3 NV, r.st&dw 30 921 y c .7rSb25. 80
80 9TH ne 1. &b. Is so SOB 4th Sc, 9r&b II. 80
~ 9TH Sc. g.. 13 90 S&keokuk b kland. 10 80
1917 ) Cap 6rSb. 1000 COG 10th ne. Or. -. g. 30
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
eS7 Fla av NV 5rSb16.5o ~ 8 DirCmsn NV Ar g 20
Elm NV, Gr&h. .1e.J0 163S 18th ne, Or =. 8. 81
ap:}O-3ts
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BOARDING.

LANSf. sEtOND-FLOoR FRONT SOUTH ROOM
weii furnished. ventilated and lighted: tIiri
tath porcelain tcb; delightful summer ararters
incest part OF NV; rates reasonable AddrcS,
y. o.. Star office. ma.
tHE AIBCRN. PENN. AVE. COR 22T ST
NV; Penn ave. cars pass the door; large wen
InDIth, terms reasonable ansS1-
A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS OWNING; a
large eorne: house. newly pspesed Handsomely
fur-. bath every noor. delightfully."- cool in sum
iner. home comforts. would like 81 few boarder.
terms reasonable: refs. ex. 1901 1Ith NV
ap23-3w-
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FOR RENI-MISCELLANEOU

FOR RENT = REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deiy-
cred free in city; one month applies purchase
OF when directly following rental
WYCKOEF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
del0-tf door. Sth and 4 SITS NV
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ron PENTHOUSE No. a62 sT. NV: 10
rooms; nearly new: anil; enly SIS 81: key nc II
door GEO z. EAAONs & CO.. 1916 y q. aw,
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NANIE1-Bf YOUNG COUPLE . IrSEI-p
nishe-i rooms for light housekeeping In any ro,,.l
Locality Address stating price, II. W. B. Star
Office. -.
HANrkD-lF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT
demand; beware OF frauds guaranteeing tenants on
payment Fee H. J. sTALEY. rs Atlantic bldg.
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FOR SALE-SINGI.E TUBE TIRES. a EACH
Factory cycle repsfr1 Of every description Tli
9th st. CAPITAL CYCLE OO.'S new quarters
03dest cycle house ln city. ISII ~
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FOR RENT.LAkGE BRICK HOUSE IL ROOMS
and bath; 142 st. Observation-Disclosures Ssa "a
lois 18th St, rooms and bath. .......... SoI 50
ap3O-3t WALTER A. BROWN lI23 Pa ave
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-MODERN OFFICE ROOMS, FUR
nished Or ul1ulnished, in the Bliss bldg, 30
ST. NV, opposite the Capitol grounds. Inquire
s. telephone 1876. ap5-f
FOR RENT-ll10 NV, METZEROTT BLDG.-
Fine rooms. incluuing steam heat, electric
light elevator and lanitor service. Price, ST.. ~
per mo. GASCH BROS, 1907 st. fc26-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNlSHED.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
lI4I 18th. Tor. mi. SIS 90 asls-20 Olive. 6rSh.
F. mi no col {
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th near st. NV. Tue nust cpgpiete and
thoroughly equipped halls In the city for So
cieties. banquets, ent ectaiuMents aud receptions
For terms apply at ball myS-tc
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PERSONAL.

Personal.
DOCTOR MANTEL-HAVE YOU SEEN THE SUM
init of success, the outcome of Is years inyen-
tion-the Natural Window Flower Pictureg" No
comparison to wax at all! Nature only! Ii.
WHAT MRS. GRUNDY SAYS CUTS NO ICE; THE
old and the boys should have us call and nav
them solid hard punkers for gents left off gar
ments; drop that postal. JUSrH'S OLD STAND,
619 ID st. NV ap3,-5tf
w. WILLIAMS, AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC-
tive agency-Conhdential communications prompt
ly attended to; Office open all hours; best refs
Established 1880 Entrance, 944 E, cor. 10TH
ap25-1m'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send l0c. TO s. w. FLYNN AM
FLYNN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ap15-1m' S.W. COR STH AND X SITS. NV
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FOR RENT-AT 1915 STH ST. N.W.-TO ADULTS
only. two good rooms ard alcove on third floor
suitable for light housekeeping; ref. required.
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WANTED-A PARTNER TO INVEST 500 IN A
paying business; money secured Room g. Warder
building 1t.
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FOR RENT-45O Q ST. NV, NICELY FUR
nished rooms, 1st ficor southern exposure; com
piete for light housekeeping; silver, dishes and
linen; SIS, in advance; hot and cold water
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

RIDERS. ATTENTI0N-WE HAVE THIS DAY
received SO high grade bicycles, new and slight
y nsed. colamhas. steriines. Worlds, sy racuses
goods must be collected. therefore no reasonahic
offer will be refused. Bought outright and taken
In exchange NEW YORK CYCLE CO., 434 OH.
1893 BICYCLES DOWN TO $5OO-NEW 1904
Model Ladies' and Gents Bicycles are now beinS
SOLD on ensy conditions as low IS 100; otberss
so %. t. be paid for after received IL YOU viii
cut this ne ice out and send to SEARS. ROE
. BUCK CO., Chicago, they will send Won Their
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-VERY CHOICE FRONT ROOM, 50;
worth SIS; one room 81; house Dew, high, coDl,
light. quiet, CENTRAL mi. private family; laundry
free. 1903 y. J. ave. it,
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FOR SAIE-REAL ESTATE OFFICE WITH UP.
to-date equipment plat books. maps, assessment
books; ready for live man to step In and 10
business; rent low; location first class Address
=. ID. O.. Star office, IL.
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FOR sALE.-DRUG sToRf: BEST LOCATION;
other BUSINESS; good chance: this store will
be SOLD for one1third OF its VALUE: it will pay
to Investigate. Address QUICK BUYER, Star
Office. II.
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FOR RENT-A PLEASANT AND NICELY FUR
pished hall room; central location moderate rent
to permanent gentleman; refs. 1916 14th st.
NV. It,
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FOK RENT-iI3s IND i1I2 ST. 10 RO AIS
and bath; Anil: reduced from $50 TO $50
l41S 10th Sc. NV, 10 rooms; a. NIL: $40 Dcr Inn
ja6-u u. R0ZIER DULANr. 1870 n 81
FOR RENT-l0lI T ST. n. w., 2-sToRY. BAY
window brick, rooms; In perfect order Apniy
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TRADE YOUR t.ISfEB OR UNLISTED STOCKS
syndicate shares, trust notes or houses for splen-
did lots in IL District northwest suburb, fine
chance for deals " .
apao-2t DAVID d. STONE & CO.. so4 f st. NV.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23

For an evening journey to Peter
borough at this time of year one can
hardly recommend the footboard on
the outside of dining-car. The
Danish consul for Newcastle found
himself, by some circumstance still in
explicable, compelled to travel in this
fashion by the 5.45 from Victoria the
other day. He seems to have tried to
change from an ordinary compartment
to the dining-car. The train started
before he had reached his dinner, and
he found himself on the step outside
as the pace was rapidly increasing.
The doors at each end of the car re-
sisted his efforts to enter. He could
not break the window glass. He
could not attract the attention of pas
sengers inside intent upon their din
ners. For an hour and half, through
tunnels and cuttings, across plains
all bridges, he had to hold on with
freezing hands to the brass rails, and
could not reach the signal-cord, which
was OH the other side. He waved his
handkerchief at passing stations, but
the porters evidently thought he was
winning bet, and never dreamed Of
telegraphing ahead. Black with coal
dust and frozen to his marrow, the
consul was at last rescued by the stop
page of the train at Peterborough.
We are still at loss to understand his
curious predicament, and he may be
congratulated on having escaped so
easily.-St. James Gazette.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23
THE CUP THAT CHEERS.
Tea Drunkartls "A Doctor Who Says 1t
Profoundly IntOxicates Some.

Tea Drunkartls "A Doctor Who Says 1t
Profoundly IntOxicates Some.
DR.. James Wood has published in
the Quarterly journal of Inebriety u
report on observations regarding the
bad effects of tea drinking. He states
that out of 1000 patients applying for
treatment at the Brooklyn central dis
pensary, 100 exhibited symptoms per-
tanning direct y to tea drunkenness,
while many others were doubtless
suffering more or less from it. The
affects of tea, according to DR.. Wood,
differ somewhat according to the
kind taken, as he finds that the tea of
India contains two and one-half times
as much tannin as that of China. The
headache so frequently suffered by
tea tasters, he attributes to the essen
tial oil, of which the tea contains
three fourths of one per cent. The
tasters drink the infusion Immediately
after it is made. DR.. Wood notices
great difference in susceptibility to
tea poisoning. He says: ''S' me peo-
pie are profoundly intoxicated b. in
dulging in two cups OF strong tea per
day. We find that an ounce of tea
leaves used daily will soon produce
poisonous symptoms. This amount
will contain six grains of theme" OF
the 100 cases of tea poisoning men,
toned by the author, sixty-nine were
women and thirty-one We're men.
Fifty-four drank two pints or less,
thirty seven four pints OF less and nine
ten pints or less. The following symp-
toms were present in nearly all eases
of tea intoxication: Hallucinations,
nightmares, successive dreams, obsti-
nate neuralgia, anxiety, persistent
sinking sensation in the epigastrium,
prostration and general weakness, eX-
element and mental depression. Ac-
cording to DIR. Wood, tea poisoning is
responsible for half of the headaches,
and large proportion of all cases OF
dependency, palpitation OF the heart,
giddiness and allied symptoms. The
essential oil OF tea which gives out its
peculiar aroma is, according to DIR.
Wood, n powerful poison. Its injuri-
Gus effects are SO well recognized by
the natives of China that they do not
use tea until it is year Old, thus al
lowing this deleterious substance to
escape. Green tea contains more of
the essential oil than black tea. which
accounts for the fact that it is more
productive of nervousness. Chicago
Times Herald.
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Hoods ss e.,'iis


"Now that we are settled elemeny
in the community and nation the re-
porters do not bother us about little
things so much--onr newness and in
terest having rubbed off together"
writes cabinet Members Wife" in
the Ladies Home Journal. 81 have
great sympathy for these women So
ciety reporters, as l see more of them
and their hard work, which must be
distasteful to many of them. There
is one girl who works up society col
umn every week as the only means of
providing bread and butter for an in
valid mother and herself She is
ladylike and pleasant-looking, though
not pretty, and [ feel sure she dis
likes to ask people questions more
than they dislike to answer them-in
fact, you would be surprised to see
how some prominent people toady to
her for notices of their functions. I
understand what the phrase, The
power OF the press, means"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 22--After n
long struggle, in which Speaker Reed held
his forces In hand perfectly, the fight in the
House and Senate over tho Cuban resolu-
lions ended in what was practically drawn
la tie. The Hous, forced the Senate to
reccde on tho "recognition' clause. but the
House hal to take, to secure this result all OF
the Senate Notwithstanding finally the
declaration that the people of Cuba are
free AMI independent" which at first it re-
jectsd. The resolution rs passed Is just as
pissed by the Senate Saturday, except that
the following was stricken out Of the first
resolutions: And that the government Of
the United States hereby recognizes the re-
public OF Cuba as the true and lawful gov
eminent OF that island" The resolutions
are as follows:
Resolved, by the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the United States of
Ame. lea In Congress assembled:
First tina. the p.ople OF the island Of
Cuba are and OF Il right ought to he free and
independents
"Second, that 1t is the duty Of the United
States to demand, and the govern
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23

Resolved by the Senate and House OF Representatives G"
the United States of America in Congress assembled
First that the people of the island of Cuba and OF
right ought to be free and independent;
"Secon, that it is the duty of the United States to de-
mant government of the United States does hereby
demand that the government of Spain at reinquh its
authority and in the island OF Cuba and withdraw
its land and naval forces from Cuba and Cuban waters
Thd that the president of the United States be- and he
hereby directed and empowered the entire land and
naval of the United States and call into the actual
service of the United States the militia of the several states to
such extent be these resolutions into
effect;
Fourth that the United States hereby disclams any dis
position intention exercise sovereignty jurisdiction
control said island except for the pacaton thereof and
its determination when that accomplished to leave
the government and control Of the island to its people,.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23

and greater complications rs result OF the
turn which events In Cuba have taken. These
complications were brought about by see
ton of the people OF the United States. who
seeing that the autonomy previously offered
in my message was about to be put in force,
foresaw that the free manifestation Of the
Cuban peop.e, through its chambers, would
Illustrate forever the schemes against Span
ish sovereignty which have been plotted by
those who, with resources and hopes sent
from the neighboring coast, have fettered
the suppression OF the Instruction In that un-
happy island. Should the government Of the
United States yield to this blind curreut, the
menacrs and insults which we have hitherto
been able to regard with indifference (for
they were not IN expression OF the senti-
ments Of the true American nation) would be-
come intoie able provocations which would
compel the government, in defence OF the
national dignity, to sever relations with
tbs government Of the United States.
In this supreme crisis the sacred voice
OF him who represents human justice on
earth was raised in cOun5els OF peace and
prudence, to which my government had no
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23

ed me terribly. could not sleep for
the pain. Plastcrs would help for .
while, but as soon as taken off, the pain
would be just as bad as ever. Doctors
prescribed medicine, but it gave me no
relief.
Now l feel so we'll and strong,
have no more headaches, and no
pain in side, and it is all owing to
your Compound. l cannot praise 1t
enough. 1t is wonderful medicine.
1 recommend it to every woman
l-ucv."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23
socks for Uncle SANS Soldiers,


An old Georgia lady, past ninety, is
Il great sock knitter. She tells OF her
accomplishment very quantity in a
letter: 81 alters knowed thar would
be another war before I died." she
says. 81 alters had faith that l would
live to see more iightin'. / say l had
faith in it, and have never ceased to
knit sox for the soldiers. I kept 'em
supplied endnrin' of the late war, and
[ have $50 pair of war sox on hand
at this writin'. Many and many a
poor soldier died in the sox made.
But some few come home in 'em.
General Lee won two battles in sox
sent him. What do you reckon the
government would give me pair for
'em ?"-Atlanta Constitution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23
Dogs Wonderful Meal,

A number of persons here who ara
of scientific turn of mind witnessed
an occurrence recently over which
they are puzzling their brains. A dog
belonging to Joe Kerchenthal stole a
beef, and when he reached home all he
had left of it was the tail. The en-
bryo scientists who witnessed the oc.
currence are now trying to solve the
problem of how the dog could absorb
body 80 much larger than himself.
A prominent member of the medical
profession is preparing paper on the
subject to he read at the next meeting
of the State Medical association. -
Weatherly Pa.) Telegraph.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23
More Efticien: Than the Rack,

Lord Bacon relates of Queen Eliza
beth that she could not be persuaded
that a book containing reasonable
matter was really not written by the
person whose name it bore. She
said with great indignation that she
would have him racked to produce its
author. Bacon replied: "Nay, queen,
he is a doctor; never rack his person;
rack his style; let him have pen, ink,
paper and help of books and be en-
Joined to continue his story, and I
will undertake to judge whether lie is
the author"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-23
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