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sion. so series of important fetes is be-
ing organized by the Paris Association Of
Students for the entertainment Of the dele
cations who will come from the educational
centers of all parts OF the world. These
fetes will be given In their new home I'm the
Latin quarter. which WAS recently dedI-
Gated by President Loubet. and likewise at
the Grand Opera House, where special
evening entertainments are being arranged
crossing with days outing I'm the Park
ana Wood of Meudon. that pretty suburban
resort from which such a magnificent view
o, Paris and its surroundings is obtain
able.
Boum, Boumi Allah, AIlah,,-
The Algerian vendors, IL is to he feared
will once again be heard within the pro-
cincts of Paris fair. Cairo street" how
ever, is thoroughfare OF the past MAY
Allah be praisedo As there has been n
Streets Of Cairo spectacle in every i'm
portant city on the face Of the earth dur
ing the past ten years. the exposition man.
ayers took solemn oath that they would
nave no Turks on the banks Of the Seine
Algeria. too. and all her worshipers Of Mo-
manned, with their slippers that are made
IN London. their embroideries which come
from Belgium. and their toys which are
made In Germany and all the rest Of the
counterfeit gewgaws which are produced
In the poor quarters of Paris. were at first
scheduled TO be excluded also. After space
was refused them on the Esplanade des In
valides and on the Champ de Mars they
reluctantly crossed the river and finally
were allowed to plant a huge tent on the
lower portion of the gardens of the Troca-
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
THE wEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
IlAElAi RIlER DAI-.cE

THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
STEAMER POTOMAC.
On and after Sunday, December "a, 1899. the
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and river land
ings.
All river freight must be prepaid
Baltimore freight solicited
Accon modatioas for passengers strictly rSt-clafs
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents
Telephone 745. de22-latf
Z. s. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE,
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS a,
am. landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Poinl
and all wharves as far down Lower Machodec.
Returning Oh Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 pm
and on Fridays about $3.50 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. TO GLYMONT, ND
and intermediate landings
The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL daily.
Passenger accommodations fist-class. Freight re-
cefved until the hour OF sailing.
T. 9. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager.
WIN. H. REARDoN. Agent. Alexandra. se1s-tf, 20
STEAMER WAKEFIELD.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington. D. C. 9th St Ferry Wharf,,
MONDAYS. An. for intermediate landings to Co
ionial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Pit. Colton's Nom
tni Greek. Abelrs. Leouardtown, Stones. Howard
and Cobrum's.
Wednesdays. an. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Colfon's,
Leonardtcwn Aheils. Nomini Greek. Coan and
Yeoeomico rivers
Saturday. am. for intermediate landInss to
Colonial Beach Bashwood. Rock Point. Oolton's.
Nomini Creek. 5--
Bee schedule in effect August q. 1889.
eu16-lsn c. ". RIDLEY, General Manager.
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chairs. etc. which the term furniture" at
first suggests.
When Victor Hugo vas a young man he
occupied a nat in Of the most aristo-
cratic parts of Paris. The salendor Of his
rooms has been Tinutely described by the
''t-Iel -Ilti 4 ASel.r dc Eiti-4uu.l-,- VIII.
writes amusingly Of the astonishment of
me poets decorator and Uphaisterer wen
hugo one day gave an order for the cell
ingS 10 be covered with tapestries The
new fashion which the poet tried to SET
proved failure Enapire styles We're the
proper thing at the time, and very nat
CraIly 50. since France was then ruled nv
Napoleon Ill The Louis XIV and Louis
Nv furniture, so much in vogue al the
previous date as well as at the present
time. was then despisel. We NAV he thank
ful that some provident owners of rare
pieces of these epochs stored their possess
sions and patiently, awaited the return OF
the ola styles.
Historic Furniture.
Partisan ladies tell that fashions in gowns
and hats change with every new moon-a
saying which many an unfortunate hus-
band is ready to confirm. In artistic furui-
ture the whims of Dame Mode are NOT of
such brief duration. Ii requires fully dec
ade and sometimes q score of Years for
one style to replace another, and visitors to
the exposition will be thankful it is so when
they review such striking specimens OF
1allic workinens art as the originals and
At; tie desks and other souvenirs of Ma
poleon Bonapare: marquctry and cbiffoufars
winch were the delight of naughty lie
Barry and the lovely Pompadour, and the
remitr kible chasing OF renaissance cab
inets that stood in the Palace Of Versailles
and Fontainebieau.
Marquetry was a fad with women of the
last century, especially with Queen Marie
Antoinette ard Nine de Lamballe Mar
quetry is composed of an infinite number
of shreds of different colored woods. inlaid
with extraordinary patience and good taste
II Is executed with such dizziness that IL is
really mosaic in wood In addition to
these displays. the Louis XVI furnIturs
surnptuously enriched with foliage and
holdings and traceries in brass Will be
highly appreciated. These specimens ar.
true works of art. They were wrought with
the tiniest hand saws Imaginable and
Joined together with a science and patience
OF which few workmen. except the Japan
csc, are capable.
Across the exterior of the grand art nal
ace runs most curious frieze brilliantly
oolored and artistically executed BY NJ
Edouard Fourier 1t is tribute to the
art of all countries and all periods The
part of the frieze depicting Assyr.an and
Egyptian art has been painted from ancient
documents and is exceedingly interesting
FREDERIC MAYER
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SEWERS.

TAkOMA. PARK, MARYLAND
Sealed proposals for the construction Of a sewer
age system at fAkOMA PARK. MARYLAND will
De received by GEORGE \. WARREN. Town CLERK
pet office add -ss. TAKOMA PARK d. C. until
FIGHT O'CLOCK PM, MARCH TWENTY FIRST
1890. A :
The Contractor is to do all the work and furnish
an materials necessary for laying about - 900
linear rect OF eght-nch sewer pipe. and the con-
siructi"n n manholts and appurtenances.
Each bid must he marked, Proposals for Sew
eTs and accompanied by certified check for five
hundred collars tS5ooO0j. guarantee OF good
Specifications and blank proposals may he OBJ
taiued and plans Seen the office 81 H. A
presley, Columbian University. Washington d. G
No proposals will he entertained unless made On
blanks furnished by the town
The town reserves the right to reject any ar all
bids.
fe2T .mh6S13 S. S SHEDD Mayor
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WATER WORKS.

d
Sealed proposals for the construction of water
works at TAKoMA PARK. MARYLAND will he
received by GEORGE A WARREN. Town Clerk
post office address. TAKOMA PARK. ID. c., until
EIGHT PM. MARCH TWENTY FIRST 1900
The Contractor Is To do all work and furnish all
materials necessary for laying the water. mains.
with valves, gates. hydrants &c, constructing an
elevated tank with supporting tower and to fur
nish an oil or gasoline engine and pump.
Bids will be received separately on engine and
pump. tank and tower and pipe system but 1t In
preferred to include all in one contract.
Each bid must be marked "Propbsal for Water
Works.. and must be accompanied by a certified
check for i've hundred dollars ts5o0 OOj as a guar
antee Of good faith
Specifications and blank proposals may he OBJ
tanned. and plans seen. a, the ONCE OF n A
presley. Columbian University. Washington u q
No proposals will be entertained anless made ON
blanks furnished by the town. The town reserves
the right 10 reject any all bids.
fe27 .mh6&13 s. s. sHEDD. Mayor.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NO 3235- ADMIN. DOC. 26.-THIS Is To GIVE
notice that the subscriber Of the District Of Co
iubia has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the.
District Of Columbia. holding a Special Term for
Orphans Court business, letters Parliamentary on
Tho personal estate Of Annie f. Barbour late of
the District of Columbia. deceased. all persons
warned to exhibit The same with the voucher
thereof. 10 the subscriber before the I'D day
or February next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded firm all benefit Of the said estate. Given
under my hand this 23d day Of February. 1900
lMERltAN SECt RITi AND TRUST COMPANY.
BY JAMES r. HOOD. Secretary. e271aw,3t
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON BARRACKS. ID. c.. MARCH 1
lsS.Sealed proposals in duplicate Will lie re-
c.i\ed here until noon. March 30. 1909. for con
suuctIns Water Clos-t ut this post. IT, S. re-
serves right to reject any all proposals. or any
part hereof Envelopes should he indorsed Il no
lrsals Tor Water Closet" Information furnished
on applicutlon to Quartermaster here.
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ART AND EDUCATION
Both Will Play Prominent Parts at
the Paris Fair.
FINE DISPLAY OF OLD VOLUMES
Algiers VIII Take the Place of the
Streets of Cairo.
EXHIBIT OF FURNITURE
EXHIBIT OF FURNITURE
special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
PARIS. February 20. 1900
Eight hundred years ago there were
schools In Paris. Long before the Ca
thedral Of Notre Dame was built colleges
stood on the banks of the Seine Way
back In 1904, when Phillip Augustus began
to build the Louvre, a fortified palace sur
rounded by high walls with an immense
tower in the center, there were 10000 stu
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dents in Paris. At this time the various
colleges united and formed the university
which assumed the title Elder Daughter
of the Kings" 1t was not however until
the reign of Louis TX (St. Louis) that La
Sorbonne, the greatest of French educa-
tional institutions. came into existence.
This was one of the eight new colleges that
sprang up in city whose population num-
bered less than 250,0O0. 1t derived its
name from Robert Sorbon the kings chap
lain, and proudly looks back on a history of
honor and renown covering seven hundred
years. 1t is at La Sorbonne that the dele
gates from the different schools. colleges
and'univerSites of foreign countries will be
received with due distinction this summer.
In the exposition palace of education,
letters, science and art the Champ de
Mars there will be displayed RETROSPECT
tive history of many centuries of learning.
The various associations of doctors, phi
losophers. savants and students are now
making active preparations for the recep-
ton of foreign delegates. who will find
awaiting them in Paris a welcome worthy
of a university distinguished in educa-
uonal history.
Literary Treasures.
The wonderful progress of science and
bellies lettres will be outlined by carefully
selected exhibits. Side by side with books
printed with modern mac hinery and by
modern processes will be displayed original
manuscripts and reproductions in gold and
colors of rare books of the thirteenth, four
teenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
Amateurs who gloat over rare volumes with
artistic covers will erthuse over the sam
pies of bookbinding in the Renaissance style
with superb leather carvings. There will
be better showing of illuminated manu-
scripts of centuries gone by than ever be-
fore made, including very valuable manu-
script prayer book dating back 600 years.
1t is a Small octave, in Latin and French.
ornamented with dozen large and two
dozen small miniatures and about 100 9TH
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FRENCH LINE

Compagnie Generate Transatlantiuue
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS Grance).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 an
From Pier No. ~. North River. foot Morton St.
Ia Champagne. Mar s'Ia Tourane. Mar; %
La Gaseogne: Mar. q L'Aquitaine: April II
Accommodations reserved in the Grands Hotels
du Trocadero during the Paris Exposition.
General Agency for United States and Canada. SO
Broadway. New York. -
G. w. MOSS 1927 ST NV f.1 Am IT
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Russia's Asiatic possessions are three
times the size of Great Britain's. but hold
only 3.0O0.000 Inhabitants. as compared
with Engiand's III ,OO0,0UQ subjects.
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Grand Atlantic Hotel.

Virginia ave. and Beach. Atlantic City, N ].
Now open Fifth season. The finest family and
transient hotel on the coast $50 beautifully fur
nished rooms, single and suite and with bath.
Hotel Is thoroughly heated by steam and open
CRATES Large sun parlOrs and rst-class orchestra.
Elevators run to street level. In fact every Dos
sble comfort for the traveller and permanent guest
Location is central and within easy access of the
famous Steel Pier. which is now open and affords
every pleasure to the visitor.
Spring rates. which include handsomely fur
nished room and the finest cuisine and service OBJ
tainable-American plan. $12 30. $500 and $1T.50
per week each adult person. 81. 90 per day.
pointed cafe attached
Write for Illustrated booklet. Hotel coaches meet
all trains CHARLES K COPE
mh1-26t-0 -
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATToRNEY-AT-IAw
Webster Law building, 5e6 ID st. NV, Washing.
ton. ID: 9. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sea
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UNDERTAKES.
w. r. Speare,
Undertaken s. Embalmer.

80 Street Northwest
Everything strictly hrst-class and on the mos,
reasonable terms. Telephone call 40 ja7-lon
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia-W Washington u. c., March 2.
sioners Of the District 81 Columbia intend to make
the following named Improvements. which are, in
safety and comfort Assessments for the one half
cost of the same VIII be made provided in pub
Who are Interested in the Proposed work are n"ti
ned that the said Commissioners will give hear
TWENTY FIRST DAY OF MARCH. 1900 at Ii
O'Clock am, in the board of the said Com
sire to object thereto SET 81 new GuRB AMI My LAY
CEMENT SIDEWALK-On both sides of Goth
erty line Of Clbourife. anuting lots Fronting On
said street between the limits named In blocks /.
=, . x ana I. Of Thomas y Waggamans subdivision
on the west side of Baltimore street from the
south property line of Clifrbourne to Cincinnati
street, AUDITING block 4, CIiTbourne. and on the
east side of Baltimore street from Cincinnati
street to The south line Of lot II block 3. Gin
b"lrne, at an estimated cest of s45o0.~ ON both
sides Of Sd street Sc. from East Capitol street
go, I61. 7s7. 1ss and 1s9 fronting on said 81
street bstw cen The limits named, at estimated
cost Of S2.n1o RESET CURB AM, LAY CEMENT
SlbEWALk-On the side Of LIST street y w
firm II street TO street. abutting lots in square
623 fronting on said LIST street between the limits
north side of NJ street wv. from s4fh street to
'5olh street AUDITING lots in square 1904 fronting
on said VI street between the limits named at nm
estimated cost Of 500 SET NEW CURB On the
west side Of 14th street NV. from street to
street; abutting lois in square 21s. fronting on
said lith street between the limits named. at an
estimated cost Of $3.50 On both sides Of Wilson
street. Howard University subdivision. from Larch
Cor othl street to the eastern boundary line Of
Howard University subdivision. abutting lots In
blocks IS. -, % and 81. of Howard University
subdivision, fronting said Wilson street betwr,n
the limits named, at estimated cost Of 81 100
o Doth sides OF o street y. F., from North Can't
toi street 10 LIST street east. abutting lots in
squares $50 and go. fronting on said q street be-
tween the limits named. AT estimated cost II
ASPHALT BLOC'K-The alley 12LS wide In
sIare 600 opening On G street S. F.. at< ting all
parts OF lot 2 square $50. at an estimated cost
ii 5000. JOHN r. WIGHT JOHN ". ROSS
LANSING Il BEACH Commissioners. ID. G.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Leatherman.

Expert specialist IN the cure OF all special dis
sssss Ct men and women. coamltation tee.
Daily, t. Il. to 8: Tuea., Thufu and Sat
sveni1gs. V & coz = nv. Closed On sunday.
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WINTER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City once of The Even
Ing Star In located at 13O0-13 Atlantic
avenue, where any information con-
corning advertising, ETC., can be OBJ
tanned. The rates are the same ms
charged at the Home once.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICES
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, BREMEN
kaiser Wmd.Gr Mar 13 Saale. April 3
Lain Mar. % 'kais. Wind. Gil. April 10
'hais Mar Tn Mar p Lain. April II
Departure IL AN.
CALLS Al CHERB0URG FOR PARIS.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Bremen. Mar H. 10 AN Rhein. April 49, Noon
Fr.dGr- april 10 AM Bremen April 20, Pm
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, GENOA
Vera ......... Mar. 10 Ems. April Z
Trave .......... Mar. 24 Vera .......ApriI IA
Alier .... Mar. 81 X; VIM: II. April 81
Departure IL AN.
OEi.RICHS d CO., NO. BROADWAY n Y.
AppIy to +. +. DRO0P. 925 Pa. ave-.
fei-ly Agent for Washington.
SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOILAND-AMERICA LINE.
New York, Rotterdam, Amsterdam via Bou!ocne-
snr-Mer.. 3H hours dist from either Paris or Lord
New twin-screw steamers Porsdam. Stat-ndam and
Rotterdam: Winter rate, 1st-c!ass, $50 ard upward:
2dclass S3I All other steamers carry one class OF
cabin passengers only; S37 and up.
Apply to Holland America Line 80 Broadway
N.Y. or to E. F: Droop s. Sohs 925 Penn. ave-
and G w. Moss. 1927 St., Wash, D. c.
Ja1S-tu, ,6m
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American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW YORkmSo UTHAMPTON-LoNDoN.
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBOURG
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN
& Paul Mar. Il st. Paul. April 1
New York. Mar. % ! New York. April IS
Sailing at - noon
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Red Star Lime.

NEW YORK-ANTwERP-
Every Wednesday at IL noon.
Southwark. Mar. Kensington.. Mar. q
Westernland. Mar. IA Noordland. Mar. .
Sailing at Southa mpton.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers IA & is. Mr.. Office. IS Broadway, New York
Philadelphia Office. -307 Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 F's St NV Oh
g. W. MOSS. Agent. at Sanders Stayman's, 1877
+ st.-n sen
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. T.. BALES,
Public Accountant and Auditor
Roam ITO, Washington Loan and Trust building,
fe3-tf Telephone No. o725.
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The .Albemarle.

Virginia ave. near Beach. Extensively enlarged;
new throughout Every comfort and convenience at
moderate rates. Homelike, cheerful and literally
conducted. Steam heated. Sunny rooms. single and
en- suite, many with bath. Elevator to street. Spa
eious sun parlors Capacity, $50 Write for special
March rate and booklet. j. p COPE.
fe26-26t
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THE IROOUOHS.

Ocean end South Carolina ave-. 100 feet from
boardwalk; new and modern; capacity. 400; steam
heat; rooms single and suite; with bath, eIe-
Nator sun parlois; cuisine and service the best.
Special spring rates-s12, S15. $3.50 weekly;
81 so daily. American plan. Write for booklet
Coaches meet trains.
fe12-7St-10 W. F. SHAW
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HOTEL BERKELEY.

Kentucky ave. Main corridor leads to hoard walk
and ocean front parlors. Capacity four hundred
All modern conveniences. Daily orchestral concerts
special spring rates. Write for illustrated booklet
fe10-26t-7 JAS & GEO REV
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FOR ALE-BARGAIN- BELOW VALUE
Finest house in the northwest for the money: ex-
rrllrut location; convenient to ears; irpss-brfck
and Stone 'front.' 8 r,Eoms, reception hall. bath
anl ra!lar; handsomely finished; cabinet mantpIs:
electric lighting and call bells: hot water heat;
IL 1tz.I 10 ail.y- Prize for 10 days only IS 500
FOR : L. Bar gain-Out-u town owner offers
hi> former residence near 18Th and Yale SITS 10
rooms. reception hall, tiled Ia III and cellar; fine
c"n'iiTi"n. Isl i'0r kitchen. Only 81 500
MEi-3t WALTER \. BROWN I23 Pa ave
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FpH SAILS MODERN Hot SEES IN BROOK
land. = in RlHer'iale; mi; hot and cold water;
bath, tn ~ rooms easy terms. Also. - beau
ties IN Washington Heights, steam heat elec
lights and bells; exquisite location. r RAN
DpIIH TURNER, Ro"m IL. Atlantic bldg
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FOR SALE TIE HNNDS0AIEST s-RpDM RE
cepfiUn- al horse offered for 81 800: last
Of hat beautiful block Of houses cor LIST and
SITS NV No. NJ. Don't fail to this house
Quincy L. mha-5t.
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FOR SNLE-How To BE YOUR OWN LAND
lord $l0 a month? For particulars drop postal
for l6-page booklet illustrating Fort Myyr
Heights FULTON X. GORDON,
mhl-It l2D6 st
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GRAND A17l AMTRG MM77EH

Virginia and be, CHI. Atlantic CITY \ 4
WITHIN few yards of steel pier. American and
n ~ i p. MS $50 beautiful rooms. single and
en- suite. with bath. Hotel contains every possible
modern requisite. Terms American plan. $3.50 per
Fine cafe attached. CHART rs n r,0pE'
fe15-TSt-10 "
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FOR SALE-HpW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU
seen respectable, honest renters. who finan-
cially embarrassed. thrown out int" the streets IN
the cold wintTy days when they had paid sufi-
cicrt rent, however, to buy twice the very
home which the hsartless landlord using the
law 80 eject them from? Drop postal for IT,
pasr ''hOOklet Illus trating Fort NIyer Heights
and How 10 BE- your Landlord on $40
month FULTON K. GORDON.
uL.s-at 1905 {;
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FOR SALE.-BEAUTIFU-II.Y DESIGNED WELL
BTur HOu SIS IN EGkINGTuN-I:uit BY day
lahrr Of best materials Nos. 2l3. 2i5 and 2lI
Seatcn 81. ne. rooms. tiled bath. large yerau-
DIS. cellar. furnace heat. hardwood finish; spe-
claIE deslgied china closets omen daily for in
feos
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-05-26

bushels during April as against a
decrease of but 100000 bushels in
April, 1899, are still greater by 2S,-
661 900 bushels than at the same
time in 1899, and as compared with
only 102,514,000 bushels reported
on May 1, 1898 The distribution
of wheat stocks on May was as
follows: United States and Canada,
7I814,000 bushels; Europe and
ahoat, 100000 bushels; Aus
tralia, 100000, and Argentina,
3,680,000 bushels.