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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

FOR SALE ONLY s475n-AT LINCOLN PARK
handsome stone and +. Il. front; VERY
LARGE ROOMS and bath; reception hall plan;
3 HANDSOME CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS AND
MANTFIS UNUSUALLY FINE; lot 1Ix10O to
paved alley concrete St; wide parking; lot cost
S2.ouO; house $1,000; PRICE ONLY 81, $50:
commission to brokers' W S. MiSNIX. 1927
r NV ap2S-tf
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FOR SALE-oR ENCHANtiE-AT A BARtiAIN-
Beautiful residence in Auacostia: s-room house,
large variety Of fruit. VIM. G. HOOKER 1417
+ ST. NV. ap2S-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

FOR SAI.E-A VERY ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY
FOR AN INVESTOR. \ PROMINENT CpRNEI;
ON 10TH ST NV. FRONTING I5 # on 18th
81 bv a depth NJ 53.3 fl This property is as
spssed nj 81 81 per foot and the improvements
rent sufficiently we'll To pay ny an Investment
We are authorized u sell this property at ST.
foot. \ snap
II MOORE & HILL. III 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

FOR RENT
Beautiful homes. with modern improvements.
II You want to buy have some bargains on
monthly payments.
MARTIN BROS.
my1-3t 1925 Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

Beautiful Groom home in ne: furnace heat;
all mod imps. splendid order. Price. 81. 100.
WESCOTT. WILCOX q IIIESTON.
Gp2S-s. tu. til. 1920 + st. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

FOR S4LE-A CHEAP HOME: ONE OF THE
choicest locations on Columbia Heights. near
14th and Euclid place: few steps from cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

FOR SALE-A NEW HOUSE FOR 81 SO: WEST
of 18th st: , stories. 5 reception hall;
tiled bath; cellar: furnace. A beauty.
mvl-2t STONE x FAIRFAX. sri F ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

ington. D. c., April I. 19Oe-Sealed proposals Tin
duplicate, will be received at this department
T III = o'e 19S6 pm, ThrRsDAY. MAY THE
thereafter in the presence Of such bidders as may
attend Tor furnishing the following classes OF
anI ,ns s ior the Department of the Interior
year yea ending June 80, 1901 to vital for fuel
ana Zee % for furniture carpets and other mis-
seiahe ,,n supplies; s for Stationery At the
Tor such meats, groceries, dry goods shoes, drugs,
paints, hardware, fuel, ice lumber chemicals
nlies ot apparatus engraving photographic sup
Hospital for the Insane. the Geological Survey
IN. atu she howard University, respectively, during
me ahe hseai year above indicated. Proposals will
the Interior; Bids must be u made on government
,nas,a NAVAL, All DDS except those for purchase Of
3eet to an appropriation by Congress to meet the
expense. Forms of proposals Ste, viii he fur
desienat Sn tb requests for blanks
Is proposed to bid. All bidders are invited to be-
present at the opening ID a HITCHCOi,K Sec
rotary. " a. an7 "a % STmy1 x e
OAR RRoP0sALs FOR COAL. ICE, STATIONERY,
Eisb ndpR r elc-Inted States Commission Of
id .sn ana Fisheries, Washington d. c. April 2,
1900 Sealed proposals, TO be marked Proposals;
VIII be received by the undersigned at this COM
MISSION MSS ,S until THURSDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF
time and place they will be opened in the presence
OF attending bidders for furnishing such coal ice
srdernd ana general office supplies may be
W' during the fiscal year ending June 30 1901
BIOS are also invited for washing towels, The
right is reserved to reject any or ali bids 10 waive
iS na defects and to accept any part of any
posais. with specifications of the re0uirements 70
De met In respect each article and also the esti
mnie1 QUANTITIES. probably to be required Of each
BOWERS luGn amn,.s On application GEORGE NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

FOR SALE-15 ACRES FINE LAND; QUANTITY
OF fruit; miles from city; good road: near sta !;
G-r"om dwelling; barn; high location: $1,000;
ap2s-3t'
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,a., in th,. NEST fashionable section al the nv
west Of 18Th 81: IL r""ns. tlt7i h2ifs: Fectp
tI.n hail: lot 1876 wide. ever ~ h"tp' Pa'tu
aliev: hnrlS.. in thorough repair: original cost
SIG C.r,. should rent for So month.
ruyI- ~ STONE 4 FAIRFAX. sn6 + ST NV
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FOR SALE
Conn. ave, Wash. Heights 81, OG0-Lot 22l9x
100 #. southeast front.
Also large lot with 2 fronts on Conn. ave-. 10
suhdiyide; no waste ground; IL. 6s6 IT.. at 81
ny1-6tf BRICE 4 LIPSCOMB 6I2 I4th ST.
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ArandaHe Hotel,

Carroll Springs Sanitarium.
FOR INvALIDS, CoNvALESCENTS and those
seeking rest and quiet; beautiful shaded grounds
cool, airy rooms. This well known health re.
sort, thoroughly renovated, will reopen May 10;
near b. & q. and within minutes walk of
the Brightwood electric road. For Illustrated
booklet address G. H. WRIGHT MD, Forest
Glen Mo- ap2S-a6is
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FOL; SAIE-BY LATlAtER& NESBIr 1921 &C. ST
real. ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENTS
On electric Il. K. 30 min. from Treas. Dept;
Potomac water: electric light; Sc. per fl Cheap
est suburban lots ap2S-3t
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Extensively enlarged and improved Over SO
private baths new dining room, inclOsed in glass
directly facing the ocean, and unsurpassed on the
Atlantic coast for decoration and elegance: ex-
change and sun parlors doubled in size. Capacity,
D. 8. WHITE. Jr.. owssr a.asPsss,r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

FGR SALE A VERY CHEAP HOUSE EEAk
the Capitol. probably the best home ever onefr,.
f,r e. 5na. : stories. cellar: rarl"r. reception
hall dining rr"In. pantry and Kitchen on Isl
i,.r; / bed rooms. Tiled bath and IHnrCtialh tun n
on III fl,a,r; furnace heat. LEI > Sfi'" i'''
THIS II,II' 81: its bargain
rny1-ot STONE & FAIRFAX. Si8 F st NV
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HOTEL MAJESTIC.
virginia ave, Sd house from beach and new steel
pier. Modern in every detail Write for si,ac;aI
spring rates and booklet
Hyl-iSt,o OSBORNE & PAINTER
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Fol: SALE-ONLIY 81. ESQ; CANNOT BE EQUAL
Ed FOR THE MONEY VINCE GROOM BRICK;
TILED MANTELS. BRiCk-SEr RANGE. &c.
&c: RENTED. $3.50: 10TH ST. NEAR Il NE.
CFiAS. \. SHIELDS, 14G5 + ST. NV. ap3u-3t
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FOR SA1.E-BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HONE;
furnished; stable; fruit trees; lawn: IS 500;
Grant road few steps west of Conn tcars)
extended. II. s. FRISBIE myl6ts
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EDUCATIONAL
IN ~ ASIiINuToN.

EoGE o., ~ FRENCH AND ENGLISH NM,
Ia y 'ps 18Th st NV Andy irt,-eo, : y ~
hrfdce raf . ana pm. Best Rcston and an
re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

FOR SAI.E-BROOKLAND- SNAP-6-ROOM COT
tage; fine elevation; 10y 5Oxl5O: worth $1,000
price SlSO0. 2OOacre farm Takoma Park !:
S155 per acre. Il. II. TURNER. 92S F st APPS 3.
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Fol. SALE NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING;
In lie Droit Park; g rooms and bath; ami. Price,
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. j

THE SHIELBUPNE.
Atlantic tnys favorite occan-front hotel. Dou
hled in capacity and greatly improved sun mar
iors, overlookin. ocean, and water baths in the
house. Golf links
JAMES d. SOUTHWTK,
my1-52t 10 Nanarer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. ETC,-GOyERN.
M irintlnS Office. Office of the Public Printer
W ashihgtoh D. C., April 4 19O0-Sealed proposals
VIII be received at this office until TEN O'CLOCK
An; An; NAY FOURTH, 1900, for furnishing Ma
tefai' etc; Tor the use Of the Government Printing
, D,nce during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1901
me right to reject any and all bids and to waive
Htiecls Is reserved Detailed schedules OF the
proposals and giving the regulations with which
blddefs must comply may he obtained by address
APP. 13. 20. 27 myl
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TERMS. S2nu CASH. BAL. 80 \ wv n 1
,,f Harvard II Columbia Heights: rooms eel
lars fuTna"e heat: lnts 21.l54: An" feet
should bring S1-us IT when lllh 81; IF ,i%i
and cars running CHAN = ~ SAVE
MONEY AND MAKE \ FRGtII
nj STONE & FAIRFAN. SIb + 81. NV
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

pr6ba, wiele wojska moga pre- "iezc
koleje Zakaspijskie. Ciekawe to to
maczenie zapewne ME znajdzie WARY d
ogo}u. Tembardziej, ze ju. cd poozat-
ku wojny T%ranswaalu, uporczywie
chodzi}y pogloski o goraozkowej dzia.
~lalnosci Rosji W Ali Centralnej.
Frdncjd.
w Paryzu ukohczy} sic nareszcie
pred sadem senatd process praeoiwko
ssajce warcholow politycznyoh, kt6rzy
pragneli wywt3ac z powodu sprawy
Dreyfusa zaburzenia / obali6 obecny
Rad rzeczypospolitej. W~yrokiem tego
sadu os&awiony antysemita Guerin,
kt6ry byl swego czasu zabarykows} sic
W swoim domu i stawia} op6r wladzy, a
przytem ma posiedzeniaoh sadu lzy}
wciaz s%enator6w, zosta} skazany ma,
dziesiec lat wiezienia twierdzy, a
Deroulede i Buffet, dwaj najgorliws
agitatOrzy oLigi Patrjotow", ma die.
siet lat wygnania PROOF tego osadze
nj musza zap}acic olbrzymie koszta pro.
oesu. Rsszte ~oskarzonych W liozoie II,
uwolniono.
Naszem zdaniem, Gaia ia sprawl by
Ia zupe}nie zbyteozna, waroho}6w ia
kich nalezalo skasac przez zwykle sadly
poprawcze ma kilkadziesiat dni wiezie.
MIA "a naruszenie porzadku publiczne-
go, a ME czyni6 z nioh meozennik6w
sprawy narodowej. TAX sic jednak ME
stalo, DO franouzi posiadaja W oharak-
terze swym narodowym wade, kt6rej i
nam ME brak, a m. ME znaja umiarko.
wanna.
Ia najblahsza rzecz og}osic kogo bo-
haterem, albo tez potepic i z b}azehstwa
zrobic kwest, 9 stanu - to u nioh rzeoz
zwyk}a.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
Ma Pomnik Kosciuszki

zlozyli skladki nastepujacy siarodawcy.
Z przeniesienia $l3. 3s6.s6
August Sitowski Chicago LOO
L obchodu urzadzonego W Chi
cago ma czesc Washingtona 1877 2
Ma chrzcinach IL PIP. Kilarow
wSimpson, Pa. AS
Ma chrzcinach u PIP. Wasilew-
skicE W Simpson, Pa. o.7S
Zlozono u .,Dziennika Chic" IS
L obchodu listopadowego, kto-
ry sic odbyl dnia S-go CRU
dnia W Pittsburgh nadeslal
sekr kom, obchodowego p.
w. Porzycki 1920
Klub TadeuSza Kosciuszki
Trenton, O. All
Ma chrzoinach u panstwa Cur
dow W Milwaukee 2.I5
Ma chrGcinach u PIP. Walczyn
skich W Buffalo zIozyl Bien-
duski asc Guzihski I5c.,
W~alczyhski 25c., Brzycki
&C., B. Zablocki 25c., f.
Walczybski a5c., razem lao
Nazabawie u PIP. Bezdzieckich
W Glyn Lyon zlozyli Kaz.
Kazmierczak a5c., Helena
Kazmierczak a5c Michal
Benadin a5c., WI. Pobiek
CSC. Kon. Chmielewski Soc,
WI. Bezdziecka &C., Felix
Kowalewski 2sc., Anastazya
Kowalewska Ioc., Mithal
Bezdzieoki 25c., razem s.Is
kazeM S13.436.7 "a
Leon SzOpinSki SGETelaTz linal
565 Noble str. Chicago. III
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ZarObki

1--~IL. kOlektujemy natychmiast wszy
IOD stkim ludziOm, ktOrzy ma to ME
maja spOsObu; rOwniez kOlektu-
jenny p~ieniadze "a noty. rent. board. rachnnki RET
uikOw. grOcerniFOw, kOwali / saonistOw wyrablamy
sadowe zajecia (garnishes), usuwamy ziych lokatO-
row; adwOkaci ! constable zajmuja sic wszelkiemi
sprawami natychmiast. MOwimy 30 niemiecku /
skandynawsku. Godziny cd : rano do Z wieczorem
" niedziels cd 8 do pc .Poindnin. ZgiaszaC sic do:
THE NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY, 1G7 X. Wa
shington St, pok6j 10. blisko 9Th ave-, Chicago, III.
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Przeglad %polityczny.
IranswQdl.

Rzekome zwyoieztwo jen. Frenoha i
zajeoie miasta C~olesburg na po}udnie
cd rzeczp. O~rahskiej, o kt6rem pisalis
my W zesz}ym tygodniu, okazalo sic
nieprawdziwem. Boerzy wciaz leszoze
maja to miasto W reku j uporczywie
bronia go pred anglikami. Me dose
ma tenn, albowiem urzadzona przeciwko
boerom, "a zezwoleniem jen. Frenoha,
wyprawa z trzeoh bataljon6w pieohoty,
kilka dni temu, zostala odparta pc 6cio
godzinnej walce, przyczem boerzy wzie-
Ii do niewoli ITO zolnierzy i 8 oioerow
angielskioh. Ma p6inoo cd Transwaa-
lu podda}o sic boerom miasteozko Ku-
ruman pc krotkiem bombardowaniu.
Boerzy zdobyli tam kilkaset karabin6w,
wielki zapas amunioji j zywnosci oraz
wzieli do niewoli 100 zolnierzy angiel-
skich. Wszystko to zostalo wysiane
koleja do Pretorji. Najgorliwiej jed
max pracuja boerzy PREY Ladysmith.
w ubieg}a sobote, ME zadawalniajao sic
juz bombardowaniem, zaatakowali oboz
angielski, LEGACY pod miastem i domi-
nujsoy mad MEM. B,twa trwala cd
wp6} do drugiej a do si6dmej vie.
czorem, wreszcie boerzy musieli sic oof-
mac p~onioslszy wielkie straty, ale i an
glioy s%tracili wiele, przytem zapas a.
munioji wyczerpuje sieim powoll.T tez
Jest Ottawa, re jezeli at.ki take jak
sobotni W kt6rym boerzy dowiedli,
ae ME tylko p~otrafia strzelac, ale take
bic sic ma bagnety, jak armja regularna
- ponowia sic jeszcze; to %jeneral Viii.
to bedzie musia& sic poddat. Podczas
trwania bitwy W Ladysmith, o~trzymaw-
sly o niej wiadomosc przez heliograf,
jen. Butler ~probowai zrobit dywersje i
rozkazal dywizji jen. Clery z~aatakowac
szahoe borrow mad zeka Tugela, ktora,
jak wiadomo, przerzyna droge wojsk
angielskich do Ladysmith. Ajax ten
ME udal sic. Pc kilka godzin trwajaoej
strzelaninie jen. Clery cofnal sic do o.
bozu.
Filipiny.
Pomimo zapewnieh, ze powstanie sic
kohczy, re wszystkich punkt6w wyspy
Luzon, nawet z pod samej Manili, do
ohodza woiat wiesci o utarczkaoh wojsk
p wstafozych amerykanami. Pc jed.
mel z tych potyczek zostal uwolniony
z niewoli porucznik Gilmore oraz xii
kunastu m~arynarzy, pcchwyconych
przez ~flipinihCzykow kilka miesiecy te-
mu. w bitwie pol linus dnia 6 b. m.
poleglo ozterech amerykahskioh zolnie-
rzy i porucznik Cheney, zas rs zostaio
~ranionych. o sPodziewanem lada ohwi.
la schwytaniu Aguinalda niema jakos
obecnie mowy. Porucznik Gilmore O..
~swiadczyl, ae, jego zdaniem, powstanie
trwac bedzie dOpoty, dOpoki tsgale ist-
nieja.
Rosa,
Petersburski correspondent chicago
skiego nReoordu" donosi z wisrogod-
nego zrodia, re wojska rosyjskie W A.
zji Centralnej posuwaja sic W strone
Hsratu j re kOrspus rOsyjski W kraju
Zaksspijskim zostal EVOLUTIONARY.
Znsczyioby 10 wiec, re gdy jedna Czesc
armji rosyjskiej posuwa sic ku posiad.
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w wesoiym domu zawsze jest muzyka.

$500 PIANINA $3.50 oRGANY ME kszdy mole mice, a mnhi ieszcze
zaimie miejsce obydw6ch Il TAXA Gene, ma jaks naibiedniejszy zdobyt sic
|mze. Kazdy moze ma nRj wygrywac nstrudniejsze kawafk. Meodye wy
|grywane SO "a pomoca walca re sztyfcikami - Diema papieru, mic CODY se
|mogfo wytrzec. S'odkie tony 4 gfo6ne 1k n a organacn. Grsf znane hymny
|sanogf wiaka przyjemnoec Ola starcow, chorych zmartwionych. Ma tym
|lnsuumencie MONA gac walce, polki, kadryle tip. Sfuzyc moze do axiom
paniowania przy popularnych spiewach. Stanowi wielka rado6c zabawe
Ola dzieci, Mozns ma nkj grc przeszfo 1000 kaw.fkow stosownie do wybo
ru. PrawdziwIe cudowny Instrument. Tyhace swiadectw cd zadowolonych
,abyW16w. ,Lepsza nz sic spodzewalsmye powisdajs oni: Me zabaw;
ekspres, pc odebraniu $500. Agenc dobrze zarabiais Sprzeda3e sic
1853. Dept Il. (9u 9x IL @O
The oasis., 1900-02-03
HIDES AND tIeors Ns.

St0ckman. J. II. SlduRuUef Ol od Bernardino, on the line between Ca chise Go. and old Mexico, has sold trainload of cattle to a California buy CT for immediate shipment.
 Stockman: Tucson is said to b. overrun wi6b cattle buyers these days They are looking for feeders. Int demand from the Golden State vii alone consume more cattle than Ari zona has.
 Stockman: Messrs Martin anc Sloan, cattlemen of the Blue creek section of Grant county, N M., re gently disposed of a portion of theil cattle to w. A. Perry, the Colorado cattle buyer Price not named but said to be fair.
 Gazette: Twenty five thousand head of rattle were handled in the Salt River valley during the year 1899, with an aver ge profit of s7 per head. Making the net receipts from this business for the year just passed of S175,000. This is a goo1 showing for this industry and it will more than double in 1900.
 Stockman: Archie Shaw, who for the past seven or eight years has run his fiocks in Cochise county, in the foothills of the Chiricahua mount. ains, south of Wilcox, was in Tucson this week from a trip to the southern part of Pima county. where he had been to seek range. He found what suited him and will likely purchase it. MT. Shaw is the heaviest owner of sheep in Southern Arizona.
 Gazette: B. N. Pratt returned yes terday from the Sunfower ranch. the property of Gen. Sherman. MT. Pratt says the feed in that country is fine and the cattle, while terribly wild, are in great condition. This cattle range is one of the best in central Arizona. It's only possible draw back is the difficulty of getting there This, however, is not an objection to cattlemen as they like their ste ok SOlated.
 Stockman: Hon. N. w. Bernard, cattleman of Arivaca, Pima county, and a member of the board of super. visors of that county, returned this week from an absence of several months during which time he visited the Hawaiian islands, Australia and Samoa As MT. Bernard doubtless took special interest in the cattle raising industry on the big island of the South Pacific. we hereby extend an invitation to him to write us letter for publication covering his ob- servations while abroad.
 Gazette: The sheep shearing corrals which have heretofore been oD the Arizona canal, are this season placed at Cave Creek, nearly ten niles north of the postoifice. Shearing began on Monday, the 22d, and from thirty to ninety shearers will be at work daily for a month to come. There are now on hand 100000 sheep to be sheared. The relocation has been made neces- sary by the drought of the past few months, and the absence of feed on the plains from the Arizona canal north to the base of the Cave Creek mountains. Even ifrain should come this month the shearing will not be moved to the old location. The wool will be -hipped from Phoenix.
 Stockman: Mir. T. w Miller, one of the old and rqc pect ad catflnman af
The oasis., 1900-02-03

of his cattle at Yavapai county, hay ing decided that a ,nan why has been financially successful in life and has reached the age of 70 years, is en- titled to rest for the remainder of his days. Mir Miller sold his steer cattle to Lon Harmon of Tempe, while the cows were purchased by a MT. Johnson, who will move them to his range in Coconino county. MT. Miller may decide to permanently To- cate in California.
 Stockman: Dr. J. c. Norton, ter ritorial veterinary surgeon, went to Texas Ilill on Monday evenings train. He had "hunch" that small band of cattle were smuggled across the line destined for California The doc- tor found the cattle and they are now quarantine at Mohawk station, in Yuma county. The cattle were the property of H. c. Cleveland. pr. Nor ton has d way of finding out when this smooth fellows attempt to bring cat tie into Arizona contrary to rules and regulations governing such cases. The doctor returned after an absence Of several days.
The oasis., 1900-02-03
Drying preparations simply devel-

OTyI HE DTtfJstTsttIOIfS 5IIIIIl J 'IVFI.- op dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions, which adhere to the membrane and decom- pose. causing far more serious trouble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry ing inhalants, fumes, smokes and snulIs and use that which cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly 4 trll size vill be mailed for 10 cents. Ali orucehts iti tls soc. size. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St, NJ
 The Balm cures without pain, does not irritate or cause sneezing. It spreads itself over an irritated and angry surface, reliey- ing immediately the painful inflammation.
 With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-10
Wholesome Discipline,

Perhaps tagging in English schools
is the one medicine for snobbishness
in land where classes are rigidly
defined. For at least short period in
his early life, the mobile lord of high
degree" is no better than anybody
else. An old Harrow boy says that
he can never forget certain clergy
mans look of blank establishment
when he was told that the magnate Of
his neighborhood had been break
fast fag at school, and had been
"whopped' by his flag master for
dropping sardine oil into the tea
pot. When Lord M, who became
a duke, was at Westminster school,
he bought something from an apple
woman, and gave her sixpence, out OF
which she handed back the change.
"You may keep them" said his lord
ship, refusing the pennies. II never
carry coppers." An older boy, a Sc
Nor, was looking on, and asked him
why he refused the change. "Coppers
are a horrid BORE" said Lord M.
II can't be troubled with them" Then
the big boy sent for sixpenny worth
of halfpence, and ordered his "lud'
ship to carry them in his trousers
pocket, ready to be produced on de-
nand,-Youth's Companion.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-10
TOO CAREFUL OF CHARLEY.
The Publicly-Mnnifested solicitude
OF q Fiancee Furnishes Sport y
-...r for. a Crowd.

Charley WIS a spruce-looking man,
with well-ftting new spring suit.
He was not young, a goodly quantity
of his curly hair had worn off the,
top of his head and lie wore spectacles,
though that is by no means a sign
of age, The woman with him was a
dried-up, commonplace, middle-aged
little. woman. plainly dressed and un-
ATTRACTIVE, but it, was. evident that she
was 'Charley's fancee. No after-mar-
ridge caretaking could have been as
cpmplaeently.received as that she gave
Charley, saysthe Chicago Chronicle
!, lIt'was in the car on the bridge and
THE pair were evidently on their way
to the island The trouble began with
the window. for the. couple, were rid
ling backward in the seat at the front
feiid of the, car {; The. Window was let
down with much trouble, and then it
was carefully put up again, and the
woman settled herself to pc comfort
able '7Sa W" a--" "''''
ooh, where are the coats, Charley?"
she ,cried, Charley was half sitting
upon them and they were half way
out of the car ..-,,,.,.,,
Ooh II wouldn't carry them that
way. Let me. take them" she said,
and she, topk them and seat facing
forward, where she had good view
of Charley. ~na sag n.a.
! ~ am afraid you are not comfort
able, dear" she said. Don't you want
to change1seats with me?" But Char
ley didn't, though he. smiled pleasant
ly and took off his hat and wiped the
perspiration from his forehead. Z
81 wouldn't take off my hat, If I
were you" she went on, anxiously.
"You are sure to take cold" X
Charley shook his head, but after
moment he put on his hat and an
apoplectic man on the seat with the
woman gave a grunt of disgust. Then
Charley was interested in the condi-
tion of the bridge and leaned we'll out
Of the car to take survey up and
down, much to the woman's alarm. !.
"Oh, Charley, Charley" she cried.
'Don't do that. You will lose your
hat as sure as tho world" y
Madam" said the apoplectic old
gentleman, getting out on the step
to go to the smokers seats, IF ! were
you / would never take Charley out
again without bringing his nurse!"