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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, holding Special Term for or
phans Court business In re estate Of LurHne
Brown. deceased. No. $500. Administration
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding
a Special Term for Orphans Court business. for
letters Of administration on said estate by Daniel
A. Cook, IL is ordered this 18th day Of May, los.
that notice is hereby given TO James Oscar Brown.
William Monday Brown and Rachel }. Alexander.
and TO all others concerned, appear in said
court on Friday, the 10th day Of June, u. 1893,
at 10 CLOCK am, to show cause why such appii-
published in The Washington Law Reporter aud
The Evening Star once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day therein mentioned-the
first publication 10 be not less than thirty days
COLE, Justice Attest: j. NOTA Mc6IIL Reg
lister Of Wills. X. 5. SMITH, Attorney for appll-
cant. nyl5lawSt
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, holding 81 ecial Term for Or
phens' Court business. In estate Of James
Ryan, deceased. No. -. Administration Docket
duplication having been made to the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia holding
a Special Term for Orphans Court business for
letters of administration said estate, by Ernest
L. Harvey and Richard X. Harvey creditors OF
said decedent, asking that said letters be issued
10 Richard *. Harvey, it is ordered this 18th tay
of May 1929. that notice is hereby given to tho
unknown heirs at law Of said deeedenf and next OF
kin, and 10 all others concerned appear in said
court Friday, the 23d day of June A d 1898
at 10 O'Clock m. TO show canse why such applt-
cation should be granted. This notice shall be
published in The Washington Law Reporter ard
The Evening Star once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day therein nentioped-the
before said return day. BY the court: CIIAS. L.
COLE Justice. Attest: j. NOTA McGIII, Reg
lister Of Wills. RoRT. PRESTON SHFALFY Al.
torDey for applicants. my15-Iayvst
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
klANIRHisQ,

For PENTHOUSE. FURNISHED; 10 ROOMS;
shade; fruit tress: Bas RISES large porchas; sta
bic. AddFsrs WAsHINGTOS HEIGHTS CAR
RIER. my2O-3t
FOR REST-Iai1 II ST. NV PARTLY FUR
nHhedi low rental TO responsible parties. Apply
to ARMS DRURY, $40 L st. NV. ny2oSt
FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE
from June until October; TO adults, price, $50 Il
month. Apply 400 18th ST. NV. ny20-3t'
FOR RENT-COMFLETEI.Y FURNISHED MOD
house; ~ rooms; low rate for year or longer.
Call bet. II and for days. at 1913 Q st NV.
my2o-2t'
FOR REMITTANCE, HANDSOME HOUSE: II
rms. and BATH a.i1.i.; completely furnished. pri-
yate family; $50 II mo. for summer. Apply ,keys)
1240 New Hampshire my20-3ts
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED - CANNASSLRS: EXCLUSIVE DIS
tricts: bis commissions. a21 r. Third floor, front.
my2O-3t-
WANTED-AGENTS EoK A SPECIAL SUMMER
camPsign The Saturday Evening pust-estab-
lshed by benjamin Franklin In 1928 now pub
Hshed by the Curtis Publishing Company, pro-
prictars % the Ladies Home Journal, X offered
to subscribers. tCr yeas only. for 81 Gothic
regular price IS $3.50. This offer ia for the pur-
pose II quick Introduction, and Will be with
drawn September /. The regular price Of 50 so
VIII he maintained after that date. We VIII
give good commission fer every subscriber Sc
cured. aui distribute So 600 September among
the ltS st agents. $500 VIII lie given The per-
sou sending the largest number Of subscribers at
- % cHch per year. At this special low sub
~rrirtion price thousands can be easily secured.
Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
PLIiato lFbia, pa. my1G-52t
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WANTED-HELP.

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charge being 10 cents.
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FIs MALE.

WANTED Experienced COIDRED CHAM
hsru-aid and waitress, references required. Ap
Ply ~ Il ST Nv.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
INrtRSfstiED.
FOR RENT
2oiS e, Grab.

Foh RENT- ,2o4e f. Grab 800. .I6. so
foi2 l1th. l2r&b raiS50 CO 500 L. Or w. Is 10
30 sd. 81 80 1872 y4tb Or eel ~ Is Io
Tiis a. lSrSb, nj SS-S 30 ~ Mass az, or. rs 80
iioi u af, ar, D.. tUI y II ar, On. ". 30
Ger ihl. 500 34ll .. sr.cel -... Is 90
~ 90 oF,e.e nAi 80 Do si6is Path 0T&w. II 10
"a "a Sc oFSb al 30 80 433 10th. 81. 800
5oo' . OF D. M - % 4vI Franklin. Or. l.. 80
70 -i>t eel r 70 - - 80 -. o.. 49,. L. 81
ii.e istn Srao. nL2530 1904 3Oth. 5r.cel.w. u 35
60 g, =. n&O, mi op 1909 llth. Ir.wR.. - 50
&oI- u, ff%b, ma $50 10 u, 0r, w.. i-.JB
~ N tF&b. mi. Y 30 80 oath, 10. II 20
LUIS Zoth oFeSb, MI L2"o 80 Fenton 81, z II 80
-&23 l. Or; w.. .2O.e % az .Ttb. Or wa IL. %
Illus Sc. fr b, MI 100 533 18th .6r eel IL 50
~ zoI O:tlh, mi 1870 1913 18th. 81, W.. 90
5l1 18th -. ST. MI. l.. 81 SiI+ o. Or W la HI
POS 9th re- Or, mi Is 80 $751;, 2ad ar MA Io ~
$40 Loth Sc. Gf&b. 1874 sd, Or wa. 10 50
cei, M -lISJ @iS6 Aa ave. ~. ~. ~ So
80 Eul. Crab, mi. 1850 JoT y II AZ. Ir W Io 80
l225 SUth, Or. W, &. 1850 1928 18th ir wa 10. 80
1917 l1tl. 5ftsw... 1876 ll1l y Sc 81. 81 10 20
See tomorrow's StrS fur our other list
Fer full list apply to NFSCOTr & WILCOX
my 1871 ,tn&w 19uT P4pnsy IvsBia ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR RENT-Bl JOHN QUINN, Al 1TH ST. S.W.
$50 Ii sw, Or, mi. 1900 SO Sd sw Or Wa. 10. 10
14O-4S Sc, Or, 80 100 81 sw, ST. s;u. 5000
313l5 sw, 6r, wa. ID 80 i32 Is sw, sto&dw 10. 90
l2s II sw 81. wa. -l15oi 2oO { sw 4r, wa. IL 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR RENT-e41 I ST. NV; I ROOMS AND
bath; recently put in good condition. Key at ESQ
st. my20-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR RENT-6JO CALLAN ST. N.E.-SIA ROOMS
and shed: range; latrobe; hot and cold water
in kitchen; all newly papered 81 month. Ap-
ply 10 OWNER, 1925 = st. NV. rny.p-5t>
FOR RENT-I43J Il ST NV; ROOMS AND
bath; rooms on first floor; new plumbing. Porce-
lain tub; large yards all in good order. Inquire
at l220 q ST. NV. mylJ-3t@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR SALE-At Colonial Beach, S-ruouI cot
tage, Iacu, etc; located On the river fronts Will
be sold very reasonable TERMS For particulars
apply 80 NESCOTr WILCOX a HIlSTUN,
mv2O-3t 1A2O + 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

WANTFu-lOU WHILE NAN, EpNf.Ni:
,,f...y to work. drive team. e.; Yer! r's' 81
r.f.r-l.ce, state salary. Address u. +. e, SUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

WANfED- SE.s ElAi. YOU NJ MEN liiuEpl I'll
Is .y.-.rI,nr,d m the retail shoe business NJ
HAHN * CO. corner ItE and h St~- rs ---"t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

WANTED My ANn BOYS IT, SELL VIEWS
= NasaluciHu 90 the streets during The Joillr1S
festivities. lcu peE cent profit - ttt,s ~ ~
give, s4y .l. a start. n l.. -IoQt rr-N, li'S +
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFtRNIsiiED.
FOR REM aIs1 NJ

FOR RENr-Sls7 NEWARK ST., CLEVELAND
Park comfortable hoaSe. furnished. 10 rooms.
bath aud cellar. electric light aud fixtures. HEAT
&c by furnace; conveniently locatcd 10 ears rent.
$oo.5o Apply 10 hESCOIT a NlLCpN. issp1
ia. ave. my.OAt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
MALE.

WANTED - CATERER. IMMEDIATELY; five
tsa.-.-rrs to- r-.ilaleHre with; must haFe s"lNe
uru.,-- - lIIE NV.
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PERSONAL.

IT'S FOR THE BENEFIT OF STRANGERS ANT,
Others that here that we announce our full
postal We call
my22-5,u JUsTH's OLD STAND. e1s D.
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2420 \, Or & water. -
2l39 ID NV Or, wa. u. 90
5O4 23d, 6r, wa-..l2. 80
2llS /, IT and sta. l2.UV
80 + sw, 5r, wa. .ll.3O
81 Reeves ST, ST.. 1000
! Stephens CT. Ar. " io.Oo
2l26-$0 y Y ay,ir. " $40
/ large storage room, SIS
lJth NV.
ii AIeXanders court,
4r, water. lu.UY
Or house in Niehie,
Va, large lot. 900
ll22 Congress ST, Or,
water ...........9.0O
! tenants from IS up.
+ Dept, suitable IvF Iaun.
poses.
kINS. 500 18th st. NV.
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WANTED AErIiTTECTJ RAJ DEAjGH ISAAN;
r-r..r he fg.-.uglIy Capable to take caar-r u
Once, W 81 IOiNDENl tE $50 ltih Sl-A!-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

VANrEI,-A RELIABLE PAPER HANG r-k, NJ /
DIV Al ROOM B. ID EooT, 200 I4th ST nv II |
a IN. 10 4 4, HI!-''t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
FOR RENT-HOTELS.

FOR KENT A DESIRABLE HOTEL R5'SINEsS
property, centrally lprIlcd. containing Il tr-tas
and baths. cellar. latrun". furnished aud IuruI.
tnre for sale For particulars and terms HUpll 90
WEScoTT d WILCOX. la37 Ia ave my2 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

WANIED-zU CAI,FE> rEl.S FOR IEiAMi-,H.
FrFur-tur 81 BEL IZta aHd lSth. '-tuHt :"
HeilAts A9----l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

WE CHALLENGE THE BICYCLE TRADE-NEw
$50 bicycles at S23 and up; why pay $50 SIS
for the same thinsT Just received tremendous
lot Of second hand wheels; every high grade;
that's the only kind handle; some hardly used
at all: prices begin at 50; win slaughter them
all; and make your offer; we must meet
advances made by headquarters.
NEW YORK CYCLE CO.
mylG-6t'-lo 424 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

BOARD AT DELIGHTFUL SUBJ RBAN PLACE,
blocks FROM electric cars; line lawn; shade
trees; cToluet ground; abundant fruit; Ca"i airy
rooms; newly furnished Address TAENpMA X,
Star Office tuy 2l-3t@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

WAEFED--ACIINE MAN TO TEANh1 OK
Ia-r. manufacturing house and appoint agents
SIS weekly aud e&pauses, STATE age and refer
eUer Address GLOBE co, ~ Chestnut ST.
80, - !ny2U3J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

+. DAVIS, TN Il L S.W.
81 18th, sw .Sr. ami Is. 90
5l3 q sw, 6r, imp Is. %
90 q sw, 6r, WIS. 1850
1902 NJ sw, Or, w&s. 40
2iO 1874 sw, 6r, ami. 70. %
III Ga sw, 6r, imp. 400
t%I6 ) Cap, Or, Il. %
-iO 10th sw, Trim. IA. 90
my20-3I
! khE R, 49, A. ST. S.W.
4t2&h sw, sto&dw 30. %
SJ4 Az sw, stv&aw ~. 5J
4I6 NJ sw, 7I&im. HOO
lOU6 Az st. stO&dw l4.35
324 Mclean av sw,
6r IL imps. ......13.30
i2l 6i2 sw, 6r&wa. .l4.0U
COB Va ay Sc, 6r&w. Hoo
"4S + ST sw, Or. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

" ANTED-lOJ BOYS To SELL THE 0ELf
i,-si az II II "a uIy21-3t'
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y tNrEu-AGCr.ITE1gTU YOUNG MAN,
IE,frrs.bly High School graduate. 10 learn me
t.r, s.ysion Of architecture: t. Keep chlce' IN
structIar given IN heu IF services, rvttrtngss
given and required Address AkCHIi u. L ne
Star office HiS -v--t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - PERSONS DESIRING ROOMS OR
board in select places ana those having rooIns 70
rent and WisAln" desirable tenants, will save
Muuey by calling spS + -. NV. myS-1St'
VANTE.p-LADIES. If YOU WANT To RENT
your rooms to il BI.EE VISITORS Or desire
PERMANENT tenants call at once. with description
and price, Room 80, 5IetzerOtt bldg, ITO + ST.
uyZ2-Gts
WANTED-IN NV. SECTION OF CITY, BE
tween 9Th and 10th sts., unfurGishrd rooms
and private bath. Address i. VI. NJ. star oiice.1"
WANTED-BY JUNE /. ) OK 1 UNFERNISHED
communicating rooms in modern house, for l. b k:
man and " fe- Address Box i5i, Star office
luv2u-2j<
WA\TtA-E2R LIGHT EOJSEN EFPINti, BY =
adults. > metuII-sZed furnished and l
uufuTuisHcd smaller room, III floor Address
q. ". HASCAL-. Nfnd,r bldg my2O-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

SPRING hill FARM-A DELIGHTFUL SUM
mer home; about an hours drive from Warren
ton, Va. spacious poT'hes; plenty III shade;
line garden. Address Mrs. L. Is. FlCHIlN,
Casanova. TauQuiCr Co. Va. myl1-cu13ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
LOST AND FOUND.
ATTORNEYS.

c. p. Jockey.
Attorney and CouI seIlor-at-LAv
80 d St nv Opposite City HalLS
Criminal Trials and Divorce Cases
are my Specialties.
epi4-Ttf
CAMPBELL CARRINGToN ATTORNEY ATLAw-
Webster Law building sos y ST. W. Washing.
toa. d. O. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York and 9th 1t. NV seis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

''LINGANORE HILLS NM NEAR FREDEElCk;
situation high, large lawn; shade. porrIes. fish
ing: boating, etc; Telephone. references *
changed. For illustrated booklet, address IS
E. NJ. BROWN, Box T.. Frederick. Md. APPS i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
WANTED-LOTS.

" ANri.D- ABOUT lupVoo FEET OF GROUND,
conveniently located 81 cents to 81 % per foot
must gdjulH and be bargain for cash. Also, sep
aTate lots in all sectiuus for building A VI.
GOEMAN. IUi 18th NV. my2U- 81
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-EI.EuAST SUITE or PAR1OIss.
$50; suite OF rooms second floor; private
baths; good place for Jubilee visitors; terms
very reasonable; caterer la house. p24 1ath st..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

"BRIAI;LEG HALL WILL ENTERTAIN SUM
boasdrrs; location high, healthy; appoint uunts
BTst-cli=s. grounds aUaple and SHADY. Apply 10
1892 Rhode Island ave. 10 c. SeiimIn 5,
Mont gomery co. Md. Iny4-m&ta-4w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE-FAKM or Is4
acres IA Mon gomery Co, Md, Is miles from
Washington ana mile from BuEtnBsyllle, MD;
dwelling and eWtbUildingS; good water, fruit, &c,
about 20 u fine timber Land. balance clear
ed; price. only 50 per acre. ). +. HILL, 2uO
Equitable building, baltimore, Md. u.y2n-bt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR RENT
Store, cellar&stable.
1918 Pa ay NV. $4,000
22d and Z. sto&dw .60. 10
20l6 q NV. t1r&b. 45.O0
Flat, 1913 Pa ay, er, b. ~. 81
lSl1 u, 1or&b. 40. %
500 II NE. st&dw. 1888
1919 ii NV, Or, b,
eel, large yard. =. .35. 90
1926 l., 1r and bath. 20. 30
rs Whitney av, Sr, b2U.5U
o. list, .r&D. -. ~ 90
23lU L, 6r&ba. ....20. 40
5l5 10th, Sr, water. 1000
2iol NJ, 6rNceiiar. 10. 10
ZOOS Pa aY. 6r, wa. 10. 20
Small houses Tor col0reL
Large building near " u
dry or manufacturing purl
mylS-tf GEO. w. LIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-A GRAPHuPHuNE Ul TIT. N
Guiding Ii selected records \ big hStgaiu- Ad-
dress GRAPH. Star Office. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR RENT 1850 YALE ST. COLUMBIA
Heights frst-class fur. rooms on Sd floor; bath
on same floor: desirable location for the summer
my22-1ws
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Advertisements under the ciassifi-
cations OF Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

WANTED-A RELIABLE COLORED GIRL Fol
gene I'll homework. 90 home nights. 90 STguc
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR sALE-UN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS, AT
hciiEla station, N the FANS Church R.B.. y mile
from the city. q nice room frame cottage, barn.
etc; hot 60N2i3. Also oae oi Ilc quest building
sites in lailstOn. Va, containing St2 acres, )
miles from the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR RE.AT-GREAT- BARGAINS
No. 2110 18th St, 10 large rooms beautiful BATH
large yard; handsomely papered. ..........S $1,000
Coz I'D St, 5 large rooms and bath; reduced
900 French st. nv, rooms and hath. 80
my2O-3t c. W. SIMPSON, l4lO ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

FOR kENI-
No. 1898 18th NV, S large rooms and bath:
very large yard; Will be vacant June L.. $50 30
my203t {. W. SIMPSON, 14lc q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22

OK kEN1-
No. 1908 New Hampshire ave. NV. just
north Of Washington Circle, desirable and styl-
ish brick house, VITA rooms. {iled baJn, open
plumbing; house in frst-class order, AMI cAtd!
at $1,000 per month.
iny2O-3t ID. H. WARNER q co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE BURTON, 2UT, 2J9, 21I L. CAPITOL ST
Nicely Iur- rooms. win good table; square
from Capitol, fuur doufS from new Library; per-
nlanent and Transient guests. myS-1St%
I23 1STn ST NV; = BLOCKS FROM WHITE
House, l from War Dept; just north of Pa.
ave cars; transicnts accommodated, terms mod
craze ref. given. ny225t
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WANTED-FLAIS.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-BAY MARE. MAUD; SUITABLE FOR
laiy; also phaeton buggy and harness; cheap.
2l2 A. st. NV. my17-6t'
VEHICLES AND HARNESS
/ have just received another shipment Of fine
cut under Surveys, stanhopes, runabouts traps
and Dr. buggy.
These vehicles being offered at greater bar
gains than ever JAS. h. PRODIGY,
Phone 1873. 1870 32d DIV.
Hy2u-lm
GREAT SACRIFICE VERY FINE AND STYLISH
Brewster Victoria, cost 81 600 also light Brew
sIer BroUghJnl, good as new. Owner leaving city.
McCAJl1l' : STABLES. 1927 II ST. NV. ml1-12"
FOR SALIENT \ BARGAIN-LADY'S STYLISH
trap, seats or /, and harness; fine rubber-tire
Ivaabeut; hne top buggy cost $3.50 last fall; late
style Brewster game trap. also light one-horse
all good order; owners have 10 further use. StOr-
age. 1888 II st. myl1-12t-
FOR SALE-STYLISH CUT-UNDER TRAP LIGHT
brougham and victoria; all in good condition.
Rear Of lVlS 9Th 81. NV my5-tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-NEw STYLES OF We
hices all may ind, for $780, at s. ]. MEEKS'
REPOSITORY, g. q st. NV, consisting of beau
ttful canopy Surveys, top and top pneuma tic
buggies, phaet'ns, ETC.. with full line of business
ed TO. Also excellent room for storage. apl-7tf
FOR SALE-BUGGIES, SURVEYS, TRAPS BJTSI-
ness wagons, daytOrs. stanhopes: also irst-class
wagons. my own manufacture.
fe2s-tf ]. J. COOK. 3295 NJ st. NV
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-18
DONNELLY IS THERE
BY Wire From Kansas City, May II.

The seventh annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Reform Press Association. and the
national reorganization committee of the
Peoples Party convened here yesterday,
about 100 delegates being present.
After deciding on a policy for 1900, the
delegates will start for Colorado Wednes-
day evening on a junket. Wharton Baker,
Of Philadelphia, who is to all practical
purposes, the candidate of the party for
president, is represented by his son, Rodman
Barker. President Frank Berkett, of Mis-
sissippi, presided. The following commit
teemen are here ]. M. Adams, J. H. Whar-
ton, Ross Vim, H. F. Jones and Milton
Park Texas; 10 A. Parker, Kentucky: John
w. Rannells, ]. E. Clyde, Emmett Romsower.
and J.. M. Reynolds, Missouri; w. l.. Peet
and M. A. Bodenhamer, Georgia; James M
Periss, Illinois, w. s. Morgan, Arkansas:
Lucien Stiben, Nebraska, ]. M. Burton I
Yoeman and Abe Steinberg, Kansas l.. H
Weller and c. A. Weeks, Iowa; Frank Bur-
kett, of Mississippi.
At the morning session President Burkett
delivered his annual address, which evoked
considerable applause.
Ignatius Donnelly spoke briefly and the
usual committees were appointed.
Mr.. Donnelly advised the Populists against
fusion and excoriated William J. Bryan and
the Democratic party for what he termed
treachery. The burden of his speech was
a plea to the Populists to keep in the mid
die of the road and thus acquire success
over the "tottering and corrupt Demo-
cracy." Mr.. Donnelly's remarks were hear
tily applauded. and it was plain that his
auditors were in sympathy with him.
At the afternoon session of the press as
sociation the following officers were elected
President, Frank Burkitt, Okolona, Miss ;
vice president, F. w. D. Mays, Pomeroy,
Wash; secretary and treasury, Paul ]. Dix
on. Chillicothe, Mo-; corresponding secre-
tary, w. J. Henning, Augusta, Ca; execu-
tive committee, Abe .Steinberger, Of Girard.
Kan; N. H. Motsinger, Shoals. Ind; Frank
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A GOOD POINT.
Postage Stamp Argument. /.


Living Issues: Did you know that
the government had refused to redeem
it's postage stamps in gold or any other
kind of money? Worse than that, it
won't even exchange other postage
stamps for them. One of our friends
recently sent a dollars worth of new
postage stamps in payment of his SUBJ
scription. On calling at the postoffice
and asking the stamp clerk to give us
the cash on them he answered that he
was selling postage stamps, not buy
change one-cent stamps for the twos,
but he simply pointed to printed notice
that Uncle Sam does not exchange
stamps. Expecting that as soon as this
became known stamps would depreciate,
we hurried to drug store and received
face value for them, in cash. and they
are still selling at par all over the city.
1t seems strange how this is. They are
not a legal tender for anything, and are
not fit for anything if they were, owing
to one side being gummed; the govern
ment won't have them after it sells them
once, and still they are worth their de-
nominational value. There is only one
use that the people can make of them, to
pay postage, and still they do not depre-
ciate. Now, as postage can not be
paid with anything but stamps, why has
not somebody got corner on them?
Why have not the bankers got together
and bought all the stamps in sight and
then raise the price? They copper the
governments money and make Uncle
Sam issue bonds, but for some reason
have apparently never thought to tackle
the postage stamps. But it seems as if
the government thought it could run the
postoffice department without the aid of
the bankers, and has not made any
provisions for them in the matter, so
it keeps the postage mill running all the
time, and if they buy all the stamps the
government has it simply prints more,
and the more they buy the more are
printed. The supply of stamps is in
exhaustible, and why should not the
government delegate the issuing of them
to the banks, as it has done in the mat
ter of money? The bankers could then
handle the postage stamp market with
the same ease that they now manipulate
the money market, they could get pos
session of what was on hand and then
"bull' the market and make a pile.
They could limit the supply, in fact
they could give the government great
many pointers on business" Stamps
could be manipulated the same as money
is if Uncle Sam would give the capital
lists the same footing in the postof-
flee department that is given to them in
the treasury. Suppose you take about
five minutes in thinking this over.
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Two Naturalization Stories.

Nv"
A keen W1tted Fellow, despite MS gen.
eral ignorance, was Drougnt down TO the
court house to receive the rights OF cltl-
zenship.
Name the capital OF the natlon, SAID
the judge.
Il cant just place IT, Juuee' ne salu;
"but you'll name a few OF the towns,
ana LII tell you when you sIrlhe H.
rs it Chicago?" querled the Judge.
mo.
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In the Dark.

In the Dark.
When I kissed her that night in the
hallway,
Twas so dark that nothing was plain;
And not being sure but I'd miss her,
Why, twas right l should kiss her
again.
There was darkness on everything round
us,
I was reaching in vain for the door,
And the while I was seeking an exit,
1t so happened kissed her some more
And wasn't quite sure as left her,
AS to whether she liked it or not;
But I know that I sighed to be back
there,
The farther away that 1 got.
And the next time I called, it so hap
pened
That we stood in the hallway once
more;
And the gaslight fell over and round US,