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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07
CONDe NSEO DISPATCHES.
Notable Events of the Week Briefly
mud TcrscIy Told.

/ inns Of the railway ACCIDENT ut llathCld,
| Pa
Fire has wiped ont the entire business
portion of rotosi, Wis, causing Il loss of
S21.OuO.
Brgadior General Joseph Wheeler was
retired from the regular army by the
age limit
At Bastrop, Tex. Enoch Moss colorcd.
was hanged for the murder of Neal
Lane, white. Moss confessed his guilt.
The United States transport Rosccrans
sailed for Manila via Nagasbi with
Light batteries c and NJ, Seventh artil.
lory.
EXPrcsidcnt Harrison has accepted an
appointment on the international board
of arbitration. but cN President Cleveland
has not acknowledged his appointment
to the board.
Monday. Sept. 3.
Two colorcd tramps were injured in
the Jersey Central freight wreck.
Lord Roberts formally annexed the
rransvaal to Queen Nictoria's domln-
ions.
tirc at Guayamas. Sonora. McNico.
consumed the ger raj merchandise c~-
Establishment of +. \. Agualarc, causin,
loss of $300,OO0.
In the presence of President Errazuriz
and the local authorities the electric
'"' a.! 'N''i" w ,'''u'Eo' OH'Io' was
many ''''"-" ''"'
saturday sept l.
President Romana of Peru announced
ne "aAt up "i ms new cabihet.
Sir John Bcnnct Lawcs Il noted Eng
fish farmer, died. aged 81 years.
'''''' lay was pe'l'Io" ''Uer al
i ~ S''''''''' N'i''V "' 1-"Ae "ui'p'' ~
-" precautions nave '''h Planned
N, NJ t'.'"- S'"r route man contracts at
w uSI.'Il-'"I'
NtI~h railway strikers agreed To 90 To
WORK ON Monday having secured their
demands.
Edmund Netmorc Of New York was
elected president of the American Bar
ASSOCIATION al Saratoga.
me steamship N"ana, which left sgd
neN -NuE' ~ Tor san + raheisco, had On
poaId @-'''"'o"o III goId.
MrSNrs. Elder Dcmpstcr y co. of Lon
ioh nave bought - steamships of the
hillIsh ana African me Tor t9oV'VoO.
Friday. Aug. 81.
The Alaska steamer Topeka has reach
ed Seattle with SlOo.o"O in gold dust.
The British steamer Clutch went ashore
near Juneau Alaska all hands being
saved.
Fewer failures occurred during the
first six months of 1900 than III any other
IKE period Tor IL years.
The fifth annual convention of the Ma
tional Association of Local Fire lnsur-
ance Agents met at Milwaukee,
The United States TRANSPORT Thomas,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER :, 1900.

In each of the past three years the
corn exported from the United States has
exceeded all previous records S74000,0OO
in lS9S, $GS ,977, OO0 in 1899, and $4,000
600 In 1900.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07

BOOK AND jon PRINTING IN every variety,
nj the lowest prices consistent with good
work and quality of stock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07

HAY ASD GRAIN.
Fnrni-hed by ThOmns n Menksl

Hay 40. j. per ton....................... .....slC
No. ,, per ton. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
stock, per ton.......................
straw, rNc..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
N'l-t'.. ''............-.. ..........-.. .
oats, Vermont, per hu.................. ... %.
NrIEs POTATOES ITC.
Furnished by a. Is Carr
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07

THE REGISTER is sent to subscribers, post
age prepaid, at the following rates:
ONE EA lt.............. ....s..- -s'.'..fl.OO
SIN MONIIN .....ss.s..'s. ss..s NV
CHREE MONTHS.............. 30
II not paid in advance, 1928 per year is
charged.
In requesting change Of address, subscrib-
srs must invariably give their old address as
well as the new. otherwise names cannot be
located in our lists.
ADVERTISING rate-card viii be sent on APP
pIicetion. Copy must be in the hands OF the
printers not later than Wednesday noon to
Insure insertion in that weeks issue.
Cards of Thanks and Resolutions viii be
charged for ut local notice rates.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07
THE MARKETS.
PRICES OF PRODUCE IN MlDDLEBuRY.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Best butter, 20c. Eggs, ice.

LIVE STOCK
Furnished by NJ. :. Carr
oxen, live weight. Observation-Disclosures. .O}
veal, live weight % /,
hogs ~ ?
lambs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ................ .Oi
Owls. NG to 90
Cnlcken~. ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .U>
shipments Three carlOad-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07

PARIS EXPOSITION or 1900. Gold Medal
awarded for Superiority was made to the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

admission 10 the Government Hospital
for the Insane. approved January 81. 1899.
This act is amended by the addition
of supplementary sections providing for
the appointment by the justices Of the
Supreme Court Of the District, acting
jointly, of a medical examiner in cases Of
lunacy. The bill also specifies the form Of
the certificate of lunacy to be filled out by
the medical examiner when admission to
the hospital is granted.
4 third bill introduced by Mr.. Mcmillan
provides for the establishment of a Board
of Plumbing in the District Of Columbia
The bill authorizes the Commissioners to
appoint the members OF this board, con-
sisting of three licensed master plumbers
one civil engineer, and one of the Commits
sioners, and provides that il shall have full
charge of making and carrying into effect
all regulations relative TO plumbing and
drainage.
Mr.. Teller. by request introduced bill
to authorize the acquisition OF square 22a,
bounded by Ohio Avenue. Fourteenth, FIJI
teenth. and c Streets as a site for a hall
of records. This square contains 2,6l1
square feet of ground. for the purchase Of
which s275. 900 is appropriated by the bill.
This square faces 164 feet on Ohio Avenue,
110 feet on Fourteenth Street and eighty
feet on Street The bill recite5 that be-
sides the smaller buildings on this square
there is the cyclorama building and an
mex. containing over 600. eco cubic feet OF
space. and suitable for the immediate
storage OF Government records.
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ELECTRIC WIRES IN SUBWAYs.
Report of the Commissioners on the
Columbia Telephone Bill.

4 significant report on the bill to in
corporate the Columbia Telephone Com
pany has been made By the District Com
mizsiouers 10 Chairman Mcmillan. Of the
Senate District Committee The Commits
sioners see no objection to this bill" their
letter reads
They suggest ;he adyisabiiily OF amend
ing the act 50 as TO make it read. That
the Commissioners of the District OF
Columbia shall require all conduits laid
under the authority Of this act 10 be laid
under such conditions aud regulations as
they may prescribe. and be SO located and
constructed that they viii form part OF a
general subway system which may here
after be constructed. and the plans for
which The said Commissioners are author
ized 10 prepare and such general subway
or conduit system shall contain the wires
Of the said telephone company under such
regulations and az such rates as said Com
miss iuners may pre- ribe.
similar proposition was made in 1885
when Captain Powell George Truesdell
and John W Ross were Commissioners
Congress however. did not act upon 10
with the result that the building OF cleo
frioaI conduits began without any regular
system According 20 the Commissioners
regret b. general ihai the FIRST electric con
duits laid were not enlarged into subways
The Board Of Trade favors the subway
plau and while no definite system has been
a vet devised by he Commissioners. they
are convinced that the laying OF ali cleo
tric wires in subWays is strongly 10 be
recommended OF course The initiative Of
80 large and costly 4 scheme rests with
Congress.
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NATIONAL GUARD NEEDS.
Claims of the Militia Laid Before a
House Committee.


Thirty-two adjutants general from as
many States, composing a committee of
the Interstate National Guard Association
which Is meeting in this city for the pur-
pose OF urging Congress to increase the
annual militia appropriation from S40O,-
600 10 $1,000 900. called upon the Presi-
dent yesterday afternoon. The party was
under guidance OF General Harries. who
escorted the visitors to the Presidents $
private reception room, where he intro
duced them. From the White House they
went to the Treasury, paying their re-
speots to Secretary Gage and Treasurer
Roberts. after which they adjourned to
meet this morning al II 30 O'Clock at the
Sh0rchsm Hotel. where a short business
meeting will be held. The members are
invited to be the guests Of the Army and
Navy Club today and will proceed there
at ! o'clock.
At the hearing yesterday morning be
fore the House Committee on Militia Col
c. +. Bleyer. OF Illinois, the secretary
treasurer Of the association, introduced to
the Chairman OF the committee. Mr.
Marsh, Gen. p. II. Barry, Of Nebraska
who read the resolution adopted by the
third annual convention OF the Interstate
National Guard Association bearing on
the matter in hand
General Goblin OF Pennsylvania. Col
William II. whitman OF New Mexico. Gen
John T. Richards OF Maine. General Floyd
Of South Carolina. General Brandon Of
Alabama General Dalton Of Massachu-
sets, General Appleton Of West Virginia,
General Royston Of North Carolina. Cen
eral Overmyer Of Colorado General Byers
Of Iowa, General Stewart Of Pennsylvania
General Sackett of Rhode Island. General
Saunders Of Maryland. and General Barry
Of Nebraska spoke at length on the meas
ure.
Representative Graham Of Pennsylvania
moved to recommend the appropriation Of
the amount desired.
The Chairman Of the House Committee
on Militia, Mr. Marsh. spoke also on the
matter. and assured the committee Of his
hearty support He said he had no doubt
but that Congress would readily grant
the money required provided the National
Guard be organized on the same rrinci-
pies as the Regular Army.
At the morning session. which preceded
the above meeting, the matter was dis
cussed at length when the rolI-cali was
answered by the following members. Ala
bama. Gen William II. Brandon; Colorado.
Cen J. C. Overmyer: Illinois. Gen. j. n
Reece: Indiana Gen. James X. Gore.
Iowa. Gen Melvin H. Byers Maine, Gen.
John T. Richards; Maryland. Gen. John f.
Saunders, Massachusetts, Gen. Samuel
Dalton. Michigan. Gen. Fred. H. Case
Nebraska Gen. p. II. Barry. New York
Cen Edward II. Hoffman, North Carolina,
Gen. b. 5 Roystou. North Dakota. Gen. f
5. Miller; Ohio. Gen. George X. Gyger.
oregon. Gen. c. n. Gautauben; Penn
sylyauia. Gen Thomas ]. Stewart: Rhode
IsIaud Gen. Fred NJ Sackett; South Caro-
lima. Gen. James ". Floyd; West Virginia.
Gen j. W. NJ Appleton. Wisconsin, Gen
c. r. Boardman. District of Columbia.
Gen George II. Harries; New Mexico.
Col William II. Whitman.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Bills of Local Interest Introduced
in the senate.

Bills OF Local Interest introduced
in the senate.
A number OF bills OF local interest were
introduced in the Senate yesterday, OF
which three came from the Committee on
the District OF Columbia and were sub
mirted by Mr. Mcmillan.
The first is a bill providing for amend
ments to the act entitled An act TO incor-
porate the Girls Reform School of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia" The provision Of the
above act relating to the admission of girls
to the school IS amended by changing the
limit Of age of admission from eighteen to
sixteen years.
One section Of the new bill brings the
approval Of appointments Of officers and
employees Of the school under the authGri-
tv Of the Attorney General, instead OF un-
der that Of the District Commissioners.
The board of trustees is also authorized
TO make all rules. etc. for the government
Of the institution The board is given
power to transfer temporarily to the work
house Of the District for a period not ey-
capding six months any inmate Of the
srbooI who is over the age Of eighteen
wears but has not reached the age of tweu-
tv-ouc years. whom they may deem def
uiteIy criminal or incapable OF reform so
As fa eudarger the discipline ur morality OF
fh. school. or in case such girl has been
committed to the school upon an order OF
court the board OF trustees may. in their
discretion redeliyer her 10 said court for
such other disposition as the court may
thiuE proper.
second bill amends the act relative 70
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WHITNEY suddenly on Tu--dav, March lf.
1000 of gppcr5i,iti-. MARDl tRIlE LYLE
WHITNEY. beloved dlughrc. 90 james H. aug
rm. ". Whitney. aged nine years and eight
months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
New York Atlanta and Knoxville papr'- please
copy.
a ,EKE-On Sunday. March II. 1890. 90 $40
ID m MARY g. CLARKE, wife OF James H.
clarke. and sister Of Charles H. Rodgers.
Funeral "Wednesday. from her late residence.
1sIs 15th st. NV Requiem mass az 81. Pauls
Church. 18th and srs at 10 O'Clock. Relatives
and friends invited. item
SNITH-On Monday. March l2, 1000, ALBERT
l. SMITH in the ffty eighth year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, i0i 2 ST. NV,
ON Wednesday, March Il, 1900, at 2 p. IL. lnier-
ment at Arlington. Item
WRIGHT On sunday, March IL, 1900, LOUISA
NJ widow Of Gen. II. g. Wright, L. 5 A.
Services Wednesday. March IA, 1900, at her late
residence. 1908 y Street northwest, at o'clock.
Interment at Arlington. mhlS-Zt
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THE UTAH PosTMAsTERS.
A Report on the Charges of PoIyE-
Rny Agreed UPon.

The House Committee on PostofIices and
Postrosds yesterday agreed to a report
upon the resolution under which Il has
been investigating the charges Of polyga-
my against Postmasters Graham and
Smith Of Utah
The findings by the committee were
unanimous and relate simply 10 the facts
Of the case. IL having been discovered that
neither the President. Postmaster Gener-
Hi the Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral nor any other person in authority was
cognizant OF the charges against these
pOstmasters. The report viii be made in
a few DAYS
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR INDIANS.
An Increase in the BIN Reported to
the Sennte.

The Indian Appropriation bill was re
ported TO the Senate yesterday by Mr..
Thurstoa. The bill as reported carries an
appropriation of SS.il&641. an increase Of
Sl.liS9oS. The principal items Of the in
creased appropriation are for the support
of indian schools. Other Increases are
she following: one hundred and eighty six
thousand dollars for the payment Of the
loyal Semin0les; $3.50, eo8 increase of the
appropriation for the Dawes commission:
S5e.O0e for stamping out smallpox in the
Indian Territory; $4,000 for a town site
commission for the Indian Territory.
As IL passed the House the bill carried
a number Of legislative provisions rels-
live 10 treaties and other kindred sub
jects, but these were stricken out by the
Senate committee on the ground that this
bin should carry only appropriations.
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TRIAL OF THE HOLLAND.
o. VIII Take Place Near Fort Wash
ingfon To-day.

An exhibition trial Of the submarine
boat Holland Viii be given today on the
Potomac River between Fort Washington
aud Mount Vernon. Secretary Long As
sistant Secretary Allen, members OF the
Senate and House Naval Committees and
members OF the press viii be the guests
OF the Holland Torpedo Boat Company 10
witness the trials.
The yachts Sylnh and Josephine and the
tugboat recumseh will be used by the
guests in following the Holland and will
leave the navy yard wharf al 1890 a. m
In the event Of bad weather or any acci-
dent which viii prevent the trials the
guests Viii be notified by $3.50 O'Clock OF
the postnoucmcnt.
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-rrr-srrrS' SALE or A TWO STORY BRICK
U0JSE so. al5 d STREET SOUTHWEST
n virtue of q deed Of trust duly recorded ia
49, 80 a2H fol- llB. ct seq- Of the land
80. of tie District oi Columbia and ,t fhs
r'l,,4.t Of the party secured thereby. tie under
s.F surviving trustee viii offer for sale bv
al-i.r;, su.t9a. -u front o. the premises on MON
r.. TfE IqTU DAY OF MARCH A. D.. 1000
AZ .T sa O'CLOCK T.. NJ. the following described
- .f.-e situate iu tAe City OF Washington IN
~ p5-f-i,- ai Columbia, Co wit: Part o. 5riginI.
E ,--- lD. f1 -V-4Fe numbered eve hundred and
t,.-rr. ssh beginning fof thc same at o p0iat
e,7- fraf rl-t fe.H the northwest corner Of saii
~, and running thence east on Street twenty
~ ttsrre south one hundred aud ten feet thence
~, fr.,ety feet and thence north one hundred
nj ten fect TO tAe place Of beginning, Together
-ritb aU the improvements, rights, etc
,rrT--r,s-Oae- thiId cash. the balance in one anil
t,,', vs,rs with interest from tie dsy o. sale ar
J. ,sr rerf per lnuuu, secured by deed % trust on
D. y ,fgp-rtv sold OF al cash at the option OF the
,.,rrba-c- 4 deposit Of 500 required upon ac-
rcnfsrrr a 81 The terms Of saie are not com
mod wit. IS days from The day OF sale the
ir,,tee r-s.rts the right to resei the properly a.
Gs risk and cost VI the defaulting purchaser.
sTer five davs advertisement Of suca resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, D. G.
An conyey8nc!ug, stamps, etc. at the purchasers
cost. - - -
HENRY II. BERCNANN.
mh7-d d, ,exs Surviving Trustee.
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MasOn'S Health Defenders.

YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA (Won't
Erov YOU have a stomach.J BROWN TABLETS
cure CONSTIPATION. %. X. in the morning
RFD TABLETS cure COUGHS. tSure Of nights
rcst) WHITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT
(Re,luce infsmmstion.l Free from Cslomci, slOcs,
opium 80 tablets. lGc. NASON's CREAM OF
OLIVES OiNTMENT-sure cure for Catauh.
Asthma Group. Piles, 25c a box-All Druggists.
H. 7. MASON CHEMICAL COMPANY,
SIS Arch St. Phiis., Pa.
rphIO-.a Sumo Wc-ti
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SENATORIAL JUNKET TO CUBA.
Messrs. Nidrich. PIa,t. and Teller 10
sail on SATURDAY,.

The converted yacht Dolphin left Wash
ingtun yesterday for Key West. where she
viii await the arrival Of the Senate Com
mlttce on Cuban Relations and then sail
for Cuba. where the committee viii spend
ten days investigating affairs in the ISL
and
In She party will be Senators Aldrich.
Plat and Teller. the son and daughter OF
Senator Aldrich. several ladies. Charles G
Phelps. clerk Of the committee and John
- Rockefeller. jr.. OF New York who will
be the guest Of Senator Aldrich. The party
VIII leave Washington tonight for Key
West and sail for Cuba Saturday after
noon
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
Fire In n LunchrooHi

Fire Of unknown origin ir a. il
room OF Henry NJ. Kingsley. sl7 'et
northwest. brought several companies or
the Fire Department to the scene Il re-
suited in loss estimated at SI00. The
blaze was confined 10 the cellar of the
building and was easily extinguished by
the department.
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Amendment to the Porto Riean Bill.

Mr.. Proctor yesterday introduced in the
Senate an amendment TO the House Porto
Rican bill authorizing the President to
appoint an officer Of the Army or OF the
Navy as Governor Of Porto Rico. The ap-
pointment is TO be made in the Presi-
dents discretion" and conformation by
the Senate is not required. The amend
meut also provides that the appointment
and service shall not extend beyond three
years from the passage Of the act
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PRIVATE SECRETARY CAN'T EAT.
Licked 1000 Envelopes and Now
Takes Only Liquid Food.

With his tongue swollen to such SIR that
there IS hardly room in his mouth for bis teeth.
Mr. King. private secretary to a Representative
from Iowa has sworn Of on muci!agc as diet.
Th. Representative made speech on the Porto
Pir,n tariH aud got leave 20 print it in the Con-
.-res.ional Record" Then to circulate his print
cd eloqueuce among his constituents he ordered
O9O extra copies and asked his secretary to rush
them out Mr.. King did not know The demcriis
ol the muciage and instead Of using c sponge To
aarnpen the sticking ends be used his tongue and
az the end Of the four thousand his tongue gave
out, it swelling Co. such great size that the
doctors prescribed liquid focd and ileurlch's beer
as q nourishmcut.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

TIE ssles OF toe book, QUO Eadis," have in
creased enormously since the advertisements first
apucsrsd announcing that dramatizaticn OF it
va, 10 he played at a local theatre. The sales
of Tbsrp's Pure "Berkeley' Rye are constantly on
the increase No one has ever yet made 4 better
whisky and physicians are constantly recon
mendipg il on account Of its absolute purity. A
,plendid tonic. and particularly beneficial at this
dime OF the year 81 a full quart, at ThsrP's, si2
4 Street. Telephone ilil.
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TH0s. J. OWEN. Aucti0neer, 0ls st. NV

..
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL. Is
TATE. SITUATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
VA. BEING ABOUT 20 ACRES OF LAND.
IMPROVED By FRAME DWELLING. STA
BILE. ETC.
Bv virtue Of two certain deeds OF trust, duly
recorded in I5ber No 4. Folio i4S and l46, one
NJ the Land Records OF Alexandra County, Va
and at the request Of the parties secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell. at public auc
tion in front OF the courthouse. Fort Myer
Heights. Alexandria county, Va. on THURSDAY
MARCH 18TH, 1900, AT 4 O'CLOCK 2. NJ. thu
foIIoyviug described land and premises, situate
ivinc and being in the County Of Alexandra in
the state Of virginia. and bounded and described
a.. neing part OF the seventy-scre tract. conferred
~ p q Farmsweil to Amelia Ray, 10th J1ly
Is55 and duly recorded in AexIHdris, Va and
,Ie, a mart Of said tract purchased BY r. Nor.
- from Ssbina Gregory ct al, By deed dated
iotb october. 1852. and recorded In Liber E. No
Folio l95 Of the Land Records Of Alexaudri.
\, beginning for the same at a stake. end Of
fi n On first line Of his said deed il being
i,,iiar Magruder's n. F. boundary % n. SAY W.
~ 90 ~ no a stone and with Sherry's land Cd s.
saiE Il IO7 ps to a stone 70 be planted S 80
r. AZ ps 10 a stone 10 be planted on south side Of
-,'.sr1t - road: 90 s. 80 2. Sis ns to Julana
t---,,L-r's = W. boundary. and with (j) n,
"a al us 10 2 stone in Marsh (G) n. SOA E..
Is n rs 10 tho beginning. containing 20 . acres
-. ar les Il is improved by a frame dwelling,
80. GOOD well of water. fruit trees etc. etc.
IN nm an +bc north side % River Road TO Falls
't.',cb and about three miles from Georgctowu
o. Terms :, Of sale. deposit OF 500 required at
,irne of sale Balance in 30 days from day OF
WILLIAM r. ABBOTT.
GEORGE ". ClSSEL.
f.q+dNdscxS Trustees
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Uncle flank

and Aunt Nancy in Washington. Genuine IIoosier
dialect story Funniest book out. At P4sis
Royal nth aud C. and Hayworth Publishing
House. 5Is stb. mhll,I6lS
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWNING & CO.. Auctioneen

IN TIRE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Burgess X. Cladmon ct al.
cornplsinants ". Matte 4. Slater ct al, defend
ants Equity No. 20S20.
Bv virtue Ct authority vested in the undersigned
as trustees by the order Of the supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, bearing date the Ist day
of February 1900. We viii offer for public sale
preluises known and designated al lot siyty-eight
(es) in square 12zs, OF the City Of Washington
and District oi Columbia. being numbered 1910
on Thirty fourth Street northwest. of said city
sad sale % take place before the said premises az
ibe hour of : O'CLOCK ~ THE AFTERNOON OF
TIE g3D DAY Oh MARCH. 1900 Terms Of sale
oue-third cash. balance payable in equal install
mcnts Of one and two years from the date q said
sale. secured By a note Of the purchaser and q
deed Of trust on said premises AL conTeyancing
internal revenue stamps, etc. az cost Of purchaser
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. 40 5th ST. NV,
l. 5 DOUGLASS. Feudall Building.
mhI2-dGds.em Trustees.
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Women as well as mea are
made miserable by kidney and
bladder trouble. DR.. Kiimer's
Swamp Root. the great kidney
remedy. promptly cures. At
druggists in fifty cent and dol.
sy have a sample bottle By mail
let telling all about it and its
mer L Co. Binghsmton. n. T.