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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR L. s.
Census OItce, Washington, d. c., November "a
1888 Sealed proposals Gin duplicated will be re-
celNed at the U. =. Census Office, Washington ID.
c. until O'clock pm. December l. 1899 for fur
nishtng 1900 more. wooden boxes for the u
) Census Office. Specifications. giving detailed
description Of the articles required, can be had BY
applying 10 this office. W. r. MERRIAM Di-
rector OF the Census no27 90 del
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RANTEp-A SETTLED WOMAN. WHITE OR
e.Ilr.ti AS nurse for children; references Adj
DIS : &. NJ. Star Office
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE - SIXTEENTH ST EXTENDED,
above ken'saw. lots, Is by l22, only $3.50
apiece. AUGUST DONATE,
Eo29-f GIL 18th St., upstairs
FOR SALE-LOT CORNER 9TH AND { SITS.
ne; finest business location in that portion Of
the city. Address u. L. READY, BIS 9 ST. ne.
no25-6ts
FOR SALE
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
The following blocks IF land In the SOUTH
EAST section of the city for sale, terms
very attractive to builders and spectators:
30 feet front on East Capitol
1876 feet front l4th bet. +. Cap. and A SITS.
800 feet trent on bet. 18th and lIth SITS
4S0 feet front on Walter St bet 18th and 18th.
400 feet front b let. 18th and l4th SITS.
Also a large number Of single lots surrounding
LINCOLN PARK at LOW figures on SMALL
MONTHLY payments.
THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
no25-6t 1921 n
FOR SALE-IGTH ST. LOT, SIZE eoxloO TO
alley. Cheaper by $1,000 than similar lots in
block. Only 5000.
no25-6t HEISKELL & McLERAN, zoos ST.
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FOR RENT SPLENDID DAIRY STANII-OPPOR-
jiaIty Co make good living pairy-uviug apart
llruts aJoyt-HuC nne brick stable i'll rear; only
s. -,I pr mo Address OLD STAND, Star office
.--.--ill !
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LOST AND FOUND
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

EOE SALE SOLID PANFI CUUPE-EOCKAWAY
HNr ''aiijt.n. Ni"r and Gseut coupe family
C-rtz", cost S6s". l"r $40. ". j. RHEES.
HIS NJ trl 3Ts
iuli SAIE-A FINE SADDLE HORSE; BAY.
l'Nil- LIZ r. N'3 lA'E -. nv del y.
FOR >ALE-A FINE EROUGHAM WITH POLE
and shafts IN class condition. Can be seen
j. - y Il a no3U-6ts
FOR SALE-BU GGlES. SCRREYS. TRAPS. BUSI-
ness wagons DAY tens. sJsnEOpes; also nrst-class
wagons my own manufacture.
fe2s-u ]. J. COOK. 3295 NJ ST NV
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" 3NTFU- COOP WOMAN BREAD BAKER.
white. or c,lured must give references and wages
.vu..r.d Address NJ. 9. J., Star office.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE

MALE
,--.-.- ~,
-..'n- oil and adjust if-y-lr.. must be- Of good
a;l--is..llr, and T...r--aid -,urtGiu- II bic, Gle
u... agui~m- Ad'i-r-- i:'N ~, >ltr office
WANTED Ip>,Sr,N,;F1; Eu4S APPLY I:s3
f.rr.T i,lrf., ne n "
V,>.rf-T,- ,,.[I-FI,F.i. ,TF. VETERANS AFIE
.T lrirrfa., r.. .es-r <its, ny mo call q ~ II
ann .ltfl, DINSNpItE III Il. CO. t,2l eth NV.
Irl-t'
7,-,,.7-,.I, r.ft.--r ~ ~ I1,F,p AND CAKE
- o. - ,-.y.' r-f.- .rr,.s Address CAFE
s--'.,.. ''' 7'
SUI INC -------
FEMALE.
- T-f-T- ,,-III1-l- ,-TI,T -rn COOK M 10
- U,,s.',.'-l- IL, -a,'fI, ~ . admits nl
-..-.'r.s 80 Nrrrf Car.,lina ave Sc
II,,,.r--T. ..,,,.r. ,,-,,,{,X i,.,p .I,II-I, II
r'-.''rE il, - frufIv II :. must he a good
-,a.,. white pr.f.rrrd Cau between and -
r.u. 90 T. It u.-. del %
WANTED COMPETENT WHITE SEAMSTRESS.
So also maids cEauh.rWaiis waitgc>Srs
nurses Iauld-es~c~. ,.,.as. general hoIseworkers.
trr tlnI.i,s- LADIES EAtHAN'iE, ola l"th,
WANTED GOOD TLAIN COOK AND HOT 81
w-Es.r. vases. $50 three IN family LADIES
~, iiAN,,t., Ola i,,l'.
WANTED STTT ALTON Fnl; EXPERIENCED
"i.', maid unit islands ,rrtl nT; iIu, ,f yglt>s
la. H'9,r. All 1ti't - N'''9'' ''p
- - - ,'-- ,1-77
NNNIEb-A GOOD ll'f~>>h-'NFi'' loo" 'AH
- nv.
WA\TEh-A WOMAN F4it C" t.Hr M if,y III rrf
e."n.'s- Can between l. anu pm
--...-.-o- - - - ,1-7--.
VANTEI-TW" EAPEhlENt ~ NNiSt ii ~ ~:
-- .-".' - ~. .. ~
WANTED BY FlE>l-'LA>S tbl''ht@p L-f'-N-
tIG"~~. washing and Ir-EtnS I" q" nome %. Sa4
N'5A '",' ls''.''' - ,,(.,..-I
TNNTED-A WOMAN FOR GhNEkAL !iUt 49, ~
work ia II small family must STA! a' Hi-"''
t-l-..--,-- 81 : - ~ - . -
NANTHb-LAI NDHfNS' AND iiES ~ -
- pIIi fireman without small 'hll'lEth 20 -, -
IL ,,siir.. AnIIy at Gi5 IN 81 NV, Room. ..
r-,=., ~ t.SNi,Z or
WANTED - EAlf-hlf-\' FL i.rI,..,,- 4
-si-~lady AT once must nave ie4S''''@ -
KAHN no nv
" \7-,-T5- Cool, PLAIN COOK SMALL FAM
ffy ADrIv ~, La ave. NV.
-. =, , I-I,I1
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FOR RENT-T2T 18TH ST, NEWLY AND HAND
somely furnished for gentlemen; bath;
hot and cold water; transients accommodated.
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FEMALE.

v ANTiIi- FIR>Sr-oIAS> BREAD AND CAKE
tiSrr for cafe. give references. Address t-Ni T.
star Office
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FOR SALE-APARTMENT HOUSE. FLATS
always rented $50 month. lot 25Ni2U To 3u-ft.
alley. south front; che square from Thomas Cir
Gle Price, $1,000 Address OWNER. 24l4 18th
ST. NV. np2N-l
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR ALE-INSrEAD OF THROWING MONEY
away for rent, buy one OF those S-rOom and cellar
cottages Littlefield ave, Hyattsvil1e Md; lot
5UxlJo price, $500; small cash payment bal
In small monthly payments; three squares
from electric and steam railroad depots. See y. T..
HALLER, Architect, Room 10, Corcoran building
ARTHUR CARR, Hyattsville. del -2t,
FOR SALE-4 ACRES; GOOD LAND; FRUIT OF
all kinds; 7-room dwelling barn: stable; chicken
yard; 81, 80 10 acres good land; store; near
city; 81 800. 20 acres fine land 7-room dwelling.
barn, stable chicken house; near city and X. r. ;
5000. DUCKETT q DENT $50 + st. del 3t.
KENSINGToN.-NEw HOUSES; CITY COMFORTS:
large grounds; bargain prices; easy terms.
W. NJ. TERRELL,
no25-6t With B. II. Warner & Co.
NEXT SUMMER YOU WILL SAY: Il WISH l
had bought little place at Somerset Heights
1t is a beautiful suburb: has water and sewer.
one fare and 1a-acre lots: just my ideal" We
have model houses, best class of residents and
delightful surroundings. Houses. $50 to S. 900
MILES FULLER
nolS-tf 6O4 18th.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
All city coEveniences.
At Cleveland Park
nolO-tf ohlce 6lO 18th st.
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FOR SALE - THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND
artistic houses in town, brand new at 1910 2lst
st. 22la . st; u and II rooms. . baths each,
dining rooms In mahogany aud oak. with benmsd
ceilings; halls in oak. drawing rooms Iouls
XVI hot water heat
uo29-3t T. q X DIX A ca elo Ia+b 81
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FOR SALE-VEIiY CHEAP PRETTY SIX-RO0M
brick bath and cellar: very best condition. alS
lith St ne. Price. 81 400. terms to suit JOHN
L. WEAVER l4l6 + 81 NV no2q 81
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llly East Capitol street, opposite Lincoln Park
Three stories, eight rooms. bath and large pan
Try. Cellar under whole house. Heated 10y
furnace. Crystal chandelier Electric bells.
Indiana limestone front. Lot ls.I5NSN.5O 20 10
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT
1893 seston. Grab sic 50 1914 Temp av.a r&w Q 30
1911 NJ, sto. 1000 241i SHOWS CT a.. W =. 90
pancy. CIiAS ITNKINS
holl-f Rooms -. 20. ~. Mrtiill bldg
FOR RENr-Bl OSCAR W. WHITE lila ST
1872 Harv d. Col Hts S42 1915 Fla az ne - SIS 90
1875 9Th NV, TT. % s3l sd 81 me-. 20
APa a1, u IN olympia, Several furnished houses
l-~'A y aN nw-.--4S nu3-tf
FOR RENT-wEAvER BROS. l4ls NV
ls.9 18Th St NV. u rooms a m I........S So. 90
81 - 81 W, store, good condition ....... 300
Stable los Drapers alley sw. 8 stalls 10 90
motif
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FOR RENT
1853 Oregon ay, 10r 1914 Pa av Sc r wlsOo
b. m l. .$35- so 11l7 LIST, Or, W.. IL 90
911 23d, Sr b eel mi 80 so 1927 nth 5r wa Iii Ri
203l H, 7r, eel. mi. 80 so 305 L. Or wa liz Sd
TO 21st, Sr /, Gel mi %. so SIT 10th Or X IA
2l03 |, Sr, b, mi. 80 IS o. Or w...,.. Il M
1Ol2 \ II av, Or, b, mi2O.50 1923 E. Or w. IL "a
lois 10Th, 7r, W, g..20.5 80 III E ne Or IL 10
zoe 18th, Or b, mi p. so I2i0-42 18th 7r W. - 81
& l2th he, Or, W. 2Oo0 BOZ 9th, Or, w.. II 80
$50 T, 1r, b, mi. 30. SO 24O9 G, Ar VIII so
2223 l., Or, wa. 20.00 2223 G. 5r W. II RI
AIS 18th, Ir&b, mi. 1850 1881 9th, 5r W.. II 80
See tomorrow's Star for our other list
For full list apply to WESCoTT q WILCOX
noI4Ln,w 1907 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
FOR RENT-BY d. d. THOMPSON, 1885 r NV
1S02 l4th, sto&dw S45. so 1920 ne, r.. $50 90
1873 me- Sr&sto. .25 90 1902 Vernon, 1lr.. 90 80
1871 10th NV, lar. ,oo0. 90 1907 eth NV 6r 20 40
ISi0 NV, 12r 90. 90. 1928 E, Or. ..15.3 80
no23-tf
FOR RENT-1326 NV; ROOMS AND BATH;
rent only $500. "HBOD. FRIEBtS, Room ~
Bank building, 18th and NV. no22-tf
201O R. 12r. $50 % III Il sv, Tor. ..2s 90
1871 Corcoran. Or. 81 so Offices in Metzerott bldg
sos3 cambr &c pl q 90 s4S llth Sc or Is 90
529 Fla av. Sr. .2500 1872 Balls ct ar g. SO
/ fat, 17O6 Pa av. .25. 90
nolS-tf GASCH BROS, 1907 L st
FOR RENT-5o DEGREES ST.; 2-SToRY BRICK
loll st NV; 2-story bay-window brick: 0
l122 9Th ST. NV; s-story and basement brick;
rooms and bath.
All in perfect order.
Apply to owner. CHAS. G. DUNCANsoN,
noS-u 9th aud ID SITS.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TOR REMITTANCE. WEILILGHTED MODERN
Offices elevator, electric light. steam heat; Jani-
bldg, ITO ct. NV.
eGs0-n GAsCH BROS, Ayts.. 1907 4 Of.
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FOR RENT-3 TO NICELY FURNISHED RMS,
single suite. with bath and heat; one
square from Capitol, library and car. 123 q
del -3as
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FOUR NEW SENATE COMMITTEES
TO DEAL. WITH INSULAR AFFA1RS-1N
CREASED REPUBLICAN REPRE-
SENTATJON

Washington Dec 13-The Republican sena-
tors will hold a caucus at II o'clock tomorrow
to receive the report OF their committee ap-
pointed at the last caucus 10 make new assign
ments The committee also will report the
creation Of four new committees and that an
arrangement has been made with the Democrats
for increased Republican representation on the
thirteen principal committees. The four ne"
committees. with their chairmen, are:
On the Philippine Islands. Senator Lodge.
On Porto Rico and the Pacific Islands except
the Philippines) Senator Foraker.
on Relations with Cuba Senator Platt' OF
Connecticut.
On Coast and Insular Survey. Senator Foster
The two vacancies in the Finance Committee
will he filed by the appointment OF Senators
Spooner and Hansbrough. Senator Wolcott VIII
Ali the vacant place in the Committee on For
elgn Relations Senator'S Bacon and Money hav-
ing been already appointed to this committee
at the instance of the Democrats. Two more
Republican Senator's. Messrs Fairbanks and
Simon go on the Committee on the Judiciary.
Three of the four vacancies on the Committee
on Appropriations go to Senator'S Carter, war
rem and Wetmore.
The committee announcements VIII pc made
at to-morrows session of the Senate unless the
Democrats ask A postponement, as the appoint
ment OF Senator Allen from Nebraska VIII
cause a recasting Of their assignments.
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BRIEF SESSION OF THE SENATE.

PACIFIC CABLE BILL INTRODUCED BY Mr..
1.oDGE-sToNE NAVAL DOCKS FAVORED.
Washington. Dec. 13-To-day's session OF the
Senate lasted only a few minutes Some routine
business transacted. but beyond the intro
duction OF bills nothing OF consequence was &C.
complished Among the bills introduced were the
following;
BY Mr.. Lodge (Rep. Mass To provide for tele-
graphic communication between the United States
OF America. the Hawaiian Islands Guar the
Philippine Islands. Japan and China and 10 pro-
mote commerce. The bill authorizes the Postrnas-
Ter General to contract with an American cable
company for the payment by the United States OF
twenty years for the electrical transmission OF
oihcial messages Of the United States 10 Honolulu
iuam. Mania, Hong Kong and some point In
Japan Inc ca BILE must be In operation by January
J. lsn IL further provides for n duplicate line OF
cable, In order that there shall be no interruption
OF communicating. The amounts received by the
cable company from the United States shall be
used only for repairs and renewals Of cables etc
The company must al all times he capable OF fll-
nlling It's contract forfeit the payments nv tho
nited states, and II the company fails 10 trans
nit the Government messages for two years the
Governments obligations shall cease After TWEEN
~ years Government messages shall he transmitted
at half rates forever. In case OF war the Govern
ment may take possession Of the lines and stations
of the company ''
Ry Mr.. Perkins REP. Cal)-To authorize the
Secretary OF the Navy TO change the material used
In the construction of the drydocks at League Isl
and, Pennsylvania. and Mare Island California
from timber 10 concrete or stone, at an Increased
cost for the two docks OF not more than 100000.
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THE ROBERTS INVESTIGATIONS.
HEARING OF TESTIMONY BEGUN BY THE
HOUSE SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

HOUSE SPECIAL COMMlIlEf'
Washington. Dec. 13-iThe committee which IL IN
vestlgatng the case Of Mr. Roberts OF Utah. to-day
began the examination of witnesses. When CHAIR
man Tayler called the committee 10 order and asked
what witnesses would be heard Mr.. Roberts asked
as 10 his status before the committee Mr.. Tayler
replied that all Mr. Robertss rights had been fully
protected.
Charles Austin Owen the first witness. He
said that the general reputation OF the status
OF Roberts and Dr. Maggie c, Shpp- Roberts was
that they maintained the relation OF husband and
wife.
Mr. Roberts cross examined the witness. His
questions brought the fact that the witness had
no personal knowledge of Mrs. Maggie Roberts or
Mr. Roberts based on talks with them. but his In
formation was general and OF common repute.
Mr. McEwen. OF The Philadelphia North Ameri-
cam" was examined as to a recent interview with
Roberts In this Roberts spoke OF his wives" re
ferring to them good and true women. toward
whom obligations had been incurred before the en-
acment OF the Poygamy law.
Was not this conversation IN reference 10 gen
"Oh, no. Mr.. Roberts, answered the witness
You spoke OF general conditions and used your
to illustrate"
The Rev DR. Ilif a Methodist missionary OF
Utah testified that the general reputation as to the
status OF Celia Dbble Roberts was that she was the
plural wife Of Brigham II. Roberts On cross ex-
animation Mr.. Roberts sought to show that DR..
lin hostile to the Mormons.
The Rev. G.. ". Martin. Presbyterian minister
OF MantI Utah, testified as TO the reputation OF the
gle &. Shipp-R Roberts toward Brigham H. Roberts.
on cross examination the witness said he did not
personally know Celia Dibbe Roberts or Maggie &.
shpp- Roberts, but his information came from gen
At o'clock the committee went into executive
session and soon afterward adjourned for the day.
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PEOPLES INSTITUTE WORK Discussed
r. IL LUsK THINKS DEMOCRACY A FAILURE
HERE

r. H. LUsK THINKS DEMOCRACY A FAILURE
HERE
"The New Educational Movement OF the People 3
Institute was the general topic Of discussion last
night at n dinner held under the auspices OF the
Reform Clubs Committee on City Affairs In the
clubhouse Twentyseventh-st and F1fth-ave. DR..
Felix Adler. Hugh II. Lusk. NJ. p, OF New-Zea-
land: the Rev. Thomas r. Slcer. John s. Crosby
and Harry White. general secretary Of the United
Garment Workers we're the speakers who led the
discussion. Wallace MacFarlane presided.
Hugh II. Lusk OF New-Zealand ssid that the
Peoples Institute the most hopeful thing he
had seen in four years survey OF America. He
said In part
have not seen a great many things In America
that hopeful. The American people may come
out all right in the end but they have a long road
TO travel Your chairman has said that in New
Zealand reforms galop along must say that In
New-Ieaand things have not galloped fast
toward the better as they have backward I'm Amer
lea In the last fifty years. | have a great
democracy is a failure here because you are deny
ing the first principle OF a democracy-that every
man Is entitled TO equal chance.
The theory Of government in New-Zeaand Is 70
give equal rights and chances 10 all men. Every
child In New-Zealand has an equal chance TO get
education. and do conhne IL to ele-
mentary branches either. II a child shows aptitude
IT. Is put through school and college. as far as it's
ability warrants
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TWO SCHOOLGIRLS STABBED.

In fight In the classroom OF Grammar School
No II. at No. 1896 Monroe-st.. yesterday morning
Louis Jones. ten years Old OF No 81 Ludlow-st.
was stabbed In the left breast. Louis Lambert
ten years Old Of No. 27s Monroe-st.. was arrested
charged with cutting his little companion The
boys fought over knife at the drawing lesson I'm
school and Jones had to go to Gouverneur Hos
pitai
AT the noon hour Louis Feinstein. ten years old.
OF No. IA cherry-st and Morris Ro.enzwe,r ten
years old. Of No. AZ Madison had A Quarrel In
Madison-st, at scammel-st., and Rosenzweig II is
alleged stabbed Feinstein In the back The in
jured boy went back TO school after luncheon and
told his teacher lie was taken TO Gouverneur
Hospital, and Rosenzweig was arrested. Fein.
stems injury Ia not dangerous.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington Dec. 1S.-The following Army an
Navy orders have been issued
ARMY.

Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
First Lieutenant DAVID u. JOHNSON is upon his own
application detailed as professor OF military SCIENCE
and tactics at the ST Louis University. st LOUIS
Captain THOMAS F. RYAN. assistant commssary Of
subsistence. lie assigned as chief commlssary, De
partment % Santiago and Puerto Principe
Captain ANDREW W BREWSTER 9th Infantry Is
regiment
Upon recommendation Of examining board leave NJ
absence for three months account of sickness is
granted 90 Second Lieutenant EIsNIN r. HElBERG.
9th Cavalry.
Leave Of absence for months is granted TO captain
Second Lieutenant FREERoRN =. HOICOMB. recently
appointed from sergeant Troop l.. 18th Cavalry, is
assigned TO the 81 Cavalry. He will report TO the
commanding officer and join the troop 10 which he
may be assigned
Assistant Naval Constructor ". C. GRODSBECK IS as
signed q additional duty experimenting construct
or OF the Galveston, building at Richmond, Va.
Lieutenant WILLIAM r. SHOEMAKER IL relieved
and ordered 10 duty in engineering department.
Nava, Constructor LLOYD BANKSON is assigned 10 ad-
ditional duty experimenting constructor OF the
Cleveland, building at Bath, Ne.
Naval Cadet L. WOODS Is detached from the Indiana
and ordered 10 duty board the New-Yori
Naval T. G. RJHM is assigned to additional
duty experimenting constructor Of the Chatta-
nooga building Elizshehport y. J.
Naval Constructor Z. SNOW IS assigned TO additional
duty experimenting constructor Of the Tacoma,
building at San Francisco.
Assistant Naval Constructor D. g. NtTTING is assigned
additional duty experimenting constructor u
the Des Moines, building al Weymouth. Mass.
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eyes bullying TO watch cholera and yellow fever
He disdains to cure the cold or check the little
cough, and consumption trips him up
Don't neglect little ailments. Keep the system
up to the point of effectual resistance against dis
ease This is best done by the use OF DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II strengthens the
stomach, increases the action of the blood-making
glands cures all disorders Of the organs of diges
ton and nutrition, except cancer Of the stomach,
purifies the blood increases the vital energy and
so enables the body to resist and throw off disease
Even when there is emaciation weakness, hectic,
cough, bleeding at the lungs and other alarming
symptoms, Golden Medical Discovery" can be
counted on to help every time and to heal % times
out of every hundred.
Sick people can consult DR.. R. " Pierce, Buff
falo. N. ", by letter, without fee or charge Ev-
ery letter is read in private, and treated
sacred confidence. All replies are sent in plain
envelopes.
Last spring taken with pains in my chest
and was so weak could hardly walk about the house
Mrs @ Y Kerr OF Fort Dodge, Webster Co., Iowa IL
tried several physicians and they told had oonsump
ton heard Of Dr Perces Golden Medical Discovery and
7 though, I would try Of it, Before had taken the
6rs hottie was very much better took hve bottles OF
and have not vet had any return Of the trouble
Headache is cured by using DR.. Pierce's Pelleta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14

Signed in triplicate, in English and Sulu, at
Joo. this Goth day OF August. A. D.. 1899 13
Arabuil Anil 13lD.
J. g. BATES
Brigadier General, United States Volunteers
SULTAN or JOI/O
DATO RAJAH MUDA.
DATO ATTiK.
DATO CAIBI.
DATO JOAKANAIN.
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THE DEATH OF MAJOR LOGAN.

AGAIN DISCREDITED
Washington Dec 13-Colonel Long. the Quarter
master in charge OF Army transportation at san
Francisco who was recently instructed by quarter
master General Ludington 10 investigate the report
published in certain newspapers that Major John
A. Logan had been killed by his own soldiers as an
act Of revenge. reported TO the Quariermas'er
General by telegraph to-day that he has mailed a
report OF the result OF the investigation. Coonel
Long saws that Koppitz the freight clerk who Is
said to have made the allegations denies ohcialiy
and positively making any such statement to
newspaper representative or TO any other person
Captain Couling find no one on the ship
Gays Colonel Long, who made such remarks, and
is satisfied. II made II by some irresponsible
party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14
SUSPENDED FOR A WEEK.

The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange
yesterday suspended from the privileges Of the Ex
change for week William Morris Imbrie, who
is In business at No. As Broadway under the style
OF william Morris Tmbre & Co Mr.. Imbrtes offence
was misconduct in the use OF his telephone and It
IL said that certain Consolidated Exchange house
figured in the case The offence comes under Article
XVII. Section s. OF the Stock Exchange constitu-
ton. the maximum penalty being suspension for
two months. Mr.. mbrie has been a member OF the
Stock Exchange since August 81. 1882