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CattIe MrstcrIourIr KiIIed.

BALTIMORE. Md. July S--A number
Of valuable cattle in The Guerney herd Of
George 5. Watts. of near CatonsvilIe, have
been killed during the past few DAYS by
some unidentified person. On Friday "a
thoroughbred heifer was found dead in
the field on Wilkins Avenue, where the
herd Is pastured, with = bullet wound be
hiad her ear. The heifer had evidently
been shot at close range with pistol Of
large caIibre- During the early part Of
the week d heifcr was also found dead in
the field, having been shot IN the same
manner The Authorities at Gainesville
have been notified Mr. Watts can give
no reason for thu wanton slaughter Of his
cattle. but says he would like To meet the
guilty man.
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THE EVENING TIlIES. WAsHNGT0N MONDAY JUL 5. SOL
THE STOCK MARKET HEAVY.
Declines Very Noticeable in the
Early Dealings.
The AtchiSOns Particularly weak.
Steel Issues the Eirme~t Features.
Irregular Quotations in London.
Some Excellent Railway Reports.

steel Issues the FirmeSt Features,
Irregular Quotations in London.
Some Excellent Railway Reports.
NEW YORK, July S.-On appreheusions
concerning the monetary and crop out
look and reported rate disturbances in the
opened heavy, and in several instances
declines exceeding , per cent were scored
in the early dealings.
Particularly weak features Of the mar
ket were the AtchiSons. which opened at
substantial losses on reports of rate cut
ting St Paul. Uni.n Pacific, and South
eTH Pacific Wee also heavy, and there
were evidences OF some liquidation, due
to the unfavorabIe bank statement Of
Saturday and the expectation Of a firm
money rate.
The frnest features of the market were
the steel issues, which opened fraction
ally higher on the official statement that
the first payment on the common stock
is a quarterly dividend of I per cent, and
a. semi-officiaI report that the labor diff
culties Of the company viii be adjusted
by Mr.. Morgan this week
Some very excellent reports of railway
earnings were received, but they were
without influence during the early ses-
sion.
London sent quotations which displayed
irregular changes, with the Steel stocks
higher and market very quiet Trading
in this market was on a somewhat heav-
Ter scale than was noted at any time last
week
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LEGAL NOTICES.


N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA. HOLDING a SPECIAL TERM
FOR GRPu lN-- cot 1T 81 SINESS--In re
Estate Of HENRY B. MINER. late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased No Ig244-
Administration Docket =
Application having been made - the supreme
Court q the District Of Columbia holding i
special term for Orphans Court business. for
letters Of administration on said estate, by !.
William Lee. a creditor. II l. ordered this zIs5
day oi June, 1901 that notice ], hereby given 70
the unknown heirs-at-law and next Of kiE and 10
all others concerned. To appear II said court On
FRIDAY THE 18Th DAY or July. \ D. 1901,
At 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. to show cause why such
application should not be granted This notice
shall he published IT. the Washington Law Re
porter aud The Times once in each OF three
successive weeks before the return da= therein
rnentioued-the first publication 10 be not less
than thirty days before SAID return day.
By the Court:
7 II ANDERSON, Justice.
Attest
JOHN r. ROUZER. Acting Register Of Wills
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THE WRONG MAN LOCKED UP.
Went Too Far I'm the Case of an IN
sane Friend.

NEW YORK, July 8--WHiiam Draper.
forty years Old, who was well TO do until
recently, when he lost his money through
the rise in Northern Pacific, was taken
TO Bellevue Hospital yesterday and placed
in the insane pavilion. He suffers with
the delusion that he is enormously veal
thy, and that he is about to wed a woman
who is worth S20,go0, coo
Mr.. Draper was accompanied in the ride
TO Bellevue by some Of his friends, in
Guiding A R Roberts and DR. George A
TurtIe. Of West Forty-fourth Street.
They had persuaded Mr.. Draper that it
was Mr. Roberts who vas in need Of
medical aid.
When they reached the insane pavilion
Mr.. Roberts carried his good intentions
so far that he permitted the attendants 10
lead him into the pavilion. The big iron
door changed shut. much to the dismay Of
his friends They finally persuaded the
attendants that they had made a mistake
Mr. Draper was then induced to enter on
the pretencc that AIr. Roberts wanted to
see him and was detained.
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Prof. KOCH,
OF GERMANY,
CURES
Consumption
CataHh and
Asthma.
627 E ST. MN.

The original Koch Lung Cure al 627 e
Street northwest, Washington, D. c, are
the only ones who have written authority
10 use the Koch Consumption and Astfl-
ma Cure Send for pamphlet explaining
Hundreds Of patients who have been
cured have .gratuitoUsly given their tesstf-
monials. which have been published Con
SultatiOn IS free.
Call for free treatment. We have Of
fees In most Of the large cities They are
at CT Street northwest. Washington
d c, Il West Twentg-second Street New
York City; 1884 Arch Street, Philadelphia
Pa; JUl North Eutaw Street, Baltimore.
Y; ) West Court Square, Asheville. n G.
and many other cities, but the one at 627
+ Street northwest. is the original and
our only Washington office. Cali and be
convinced.
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Coming IS 1t does. in the busiest season, when
man can least afford to lose time a sure and
quick cure for diarrhoCa Is very desirable. Any
one who has given it trial VIII tell YOU that
the quickest surest. and most pleasant remedy
in use for this disease Is ChambeTlain's Collie
Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy There Is no loss
OF time when 1t Is used one OF two doses
OF il VIII cure env ordinary attack. Il never
fails not even in the most severe and danger
Gus cases. FOR sale by Henry Eyans, Wholesale
and Retail and all druggists
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A CoIored Woman Missing.

The friends Of Kittie King a brcwn-skinned
eClored woman. ssventy-fve years old are worried
At her absence from home, 1910 Thirteenth street
northwest, since juno = and have asked for the
assistance Of the police in locating her. She Is
about five feet six inches IN height wore 4 white
cap and black dress. and IS said 10 be deInented
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BATES WARREN.
MICHAEL Y. TfERNEY,
T.. 49,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or TIE
District Of Columbia. Washington. july / 1901 =
On WEDNESDAY July TENTH. 1901 at the
places and times hereinafter named the Commits
sioncTs Of the District Of Columbia VIII offer FOR
sale to the highest bidder the exclusive right and
privilege OF using the several municipal fav scales
from August !. 1901. TO July ST. 1902 both in
cItISI-c. T0- the purpose OF weighing hay straw
fodder oats II the straw. and live stock 90 wiz
No. / situated opposite the postohicc in Union
town D. G.. at 10 O'CLOCK 4 IL: No . sim
atei al corner OF Eleventh Street and Yi-gfnis
Avenue southeast, at HALF-PAST II O'CLOCK
4 VI: No. s. situated at the intersection Of Flew
euth and Streets northwest, at y O'CLOCK
NJ No l. situated now at Seventh and p streets
northwest. 1t l O'CLOCK 2. N; No ) situated
at the rear OF market house III Georzct0,yn
D. C.. 1t } O'CLOCK P N: No. = at or rear
BriEhtwood. D. c, 1T 3 O'CLOCK P ri Parties
Tslrl !asicE viii be required to comply with the
provisions Of the act Of the legislative Assembly
q the said District approved June 70, IS72 CT
titled Ar act regulating the sale Of hav. etc
Terms: UDp-fJUrth cash. and balance on or hef5r,
Ist pToxiHC- The purchaser Of any Of said scale,
which may be private property shall have tn.
right to use them where they are with the
consent Of thc owners Of the property on which
located. remove th,m u a place approved Hv
the Commissioners HENRY B. F AACFAR-
LAND JOHN " ROSS LANSING H BEACH
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia JAMES
W RADCLIFFE. AuctioneeT-
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED proposals. endorsed Proposals for steel
work" viii be received at the Bureau OF Yards
and Docks Navy Department. Washington. until
! O'CLOCK July b. 1901. and then and there
publicly opened. tor furnishing and erecting the
structural steel work Tor a roof building
about CD BY 24G feet, Navy Yard, Washington
d. c. For plans, speCitCdtioHS, and forms Of
proposals address --CommandaHt. Navy Yard
Washington. d. C." MOBDECAI T. ENDICOTT,
Chief Of Bureau
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Corner 9TH and E Streets.
AUCTION SALES.
THOs. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEE
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
MINT BRICK DWELLING, No. 655 c ST.

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING, NO. 655 ST
S. E
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in Libcr 22zo Folio IA ct seq. one OF
the Land Records Of the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the parties secured thereby,
we VIII sell at Public Auction, in front Of the
premises on THURSDAY, july Is, 1901, At ,
O'CLOCK = IL, the folIowing described land and
premises, situate and being in the City of Wash
ington. District OF Columbia. and distinguished
as and being lot numbered n. Buchanan
Beale's subdivision OF part Of square SIS IS per
plat recorded IN the Office OF the Surveyor %
the District of Columbia, LIber =. Folio 1873 with
the Improvements thereon
Terms Of saIc-OHe-third cash. balance in one
and two years with interest secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. all cash at the
purchasers option \ deposit OF 500 required
at time q sale. Conyeyancing, recording etc-.
at purchasers cost.
BATES WARREN
MICHAEL Y. TIERNEY,
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EDUCATIONAL.
RETHEl HIIITARY ACADEMY. lIRe. }

Near Warrenton Established 1863
Location UNSURPASSED Cor health and social IN
tiuCnces- Prepares f0T business college, and Gov
eminent academies Session opens september
70 Address
The PRINCIPALS, Bethel Academy P o, Virginia
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Gorernment Bonds.


SaIes-U. s EIec Light. Ger, 10g0a1o5;
I,ggp0104lI; 6,0Cen1g. Union Trust and
Storage Company, 19a1Gs9- Capital Trac-
ton. 71lG25s: 22GI02%- Lanston Mono
type, I0ca14as: Is9a147s; 955GI5. American
Graphophone Company, common, 1885,
After caIl-Union Trust and Storage. 101b
fGy MergenthaIer LIntype, 5IIl65- Laus-
ton Mon0type, 145rI5-
rIsELI1.r on a-nL I-ALRLA RANns
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SPECIAL NGTICE-Iu9 F Street Va hingtoa,
D. c. July l. Ig4L-Wc. the subscribers, nave
this day entered INTO limited partnership.
agreeable to the provisions Of chapter J. OF the
Revised Statutes OF the United States. relating
TO the District Of Columbia. and DO hereby
certify that the name Of the SrTn under which
said partnership Is TO be conducted i ~. B.
HIBBS & co. that the general nature OF tie
business TO be transacted Is hanking and gen
cT4I IT0s.rggc commission business, and the same
shall 81. .f5usac1ci IN the District of Columbia;
the general partner Is William 3. HjDbs and the
special partner is Samuel 4 D-uTy- both Of
said District. the capital contributed by the
special partner IS one hundred thousand dollars
tSlO5.o0gJ in cash, the time ST which said part
nrrshiD is 70 commence Is July ]. 1901, and Il
viii terminate june -. 1904.
". 3. HIBHS. General Partner
SAAIL- 4 DBJ RY. Special Partner
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GRANITE CUTTERS. ATTENuoN-Specia met
Ing OF importance Monday evening July :. EieC-
tTicaI Hall. corner 18th and Pa ave. nv
b COMMITTEE.
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Cures Blood Poison
CANCER, EATING SORES. ECzEMA,

CANCER, EATING sOREs, ECZENIA.
Many suffer from Blood Poison and Cancer
who don't know II. II sou have auv suspicion
81 this terrible disease take Botanic BLOOD Balm
(B B. b. Th1usaud- are cured Botanic Blood
Balm stops all Soreness and pain u the bones
SHd joints removes eruPt5ous and copper-c0Iorcd
spots from the face and body, stops decay Of
The hesh and bones, and prevents the hair from
Ealing Cut- Heals old. obstinate ulcers. eating
Eoros. swollen glands, itching eczcmz, cancer
pimpics- and kills the poison which causes these
troubles. giving the skin the rich glow Of per
feet health Botanic Blood Balm. the standard
treatment fGT Blood Poison sHd Cancer. cures
when all else sails Druggists. 81. Trial treat
meut free by writing Dr. Gillian I7G Mitchell
st.. atlanta Gg. Describe trouble and free meI5-
cal advice given. sold ia Washington Jy Henry
Evans Drug store. go + 81. uw.
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Archer Of Brewer, Maine says: Il have had
Catar1h fox several years Water would run from
ny EYES ard Tl-se for days al time About four
months ago / was induced 90 try Dr. Aguex' 5
Catarrhal Powder. and since using the wonderful
remedy have Tot had attack / would not
be without it" It relieves IN ten minutes.
Sold 10y F. 3 Williams. Ninth and Streets
and Eiruonds 81 Williams, Third Street and Penn
81 lvania Aveuue--22
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ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE so iarm for good
business house: outbUidings. etc; on Southern
Railway. Address BOX C33, this Office. ms
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE YOUR vacant lot for home: owner
viii exchange equity in a 7-roon brick house +,
- M. l.; opposite Washington College, for vacant
lot il city suburbs address OWNER, 81
Fla. ave. ". MIS-
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT OF COLJM-
BIA-NashInEton- July :. 1891 There viii be sold
| at the pound, corner OF Twenty-third street and
New York avenue northwest at I O'CLOCK z
NJ TUESDAY. JULY @ 1901, hcabitten grey
horse taken up from the northwestern section OF
the city BY order Of the Health Officer SAM
UEL EINSTEIN, Poundmaster. c
ONE FIRST-CLASS driving horse. buggy. and
harness. Can be seen at DREW'S LIVERY STA
BILE, 1885, G 81 NV; also bay colt, handsome
can be; be seen ut same place; owners have
no further use for them eS-3
FOR SALE-Eighteen head of horses and mares;
used In and about city; viii positively be sold
Call at 212 4th st. nv. cS-6
FOR sALE-one bay horse. Store 4th and N sts.
NV. es-8
FOR sALE-sman bay mare, $50 Enquire after i.
I427 9Th st NV e5-s
FOR sALE-SmaT family mare and harness. $50,
and large sound work horse, SO. Rear OF 52I II
St ne. m5-9
FOR SALE-Finc young bay horse and very sly
lsh high seat ruuabout for SI25 or separate rare
bargain Call today. 2e5 st NV m7-3
viii exchange Tor carriage or horse. 3I5 9th St
NV. MIG
FOR slLE-Good. sound. gentle horse: used to
city driving; cheap Enquire 80 H ST. NV. eos
COCSWEIL'S is the cheapest and most reliable
place TO buy and secondhand harness. traps
surveys runaboutS bUgEieS. delivery and butter
wagons; nearly light wagonette. 200 nth St
NV m5-T
FOR SALE-Five horses; Will be sold cheap Ap-
ply rear 6tt 7 st nv. m3-7
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WALL PAPER.

NE TAKE as much pleasure in doing a small Job
large one; estimates free; rooms papered
Sl-75 to what YOU Will COLUMBIA WALL PA
PER co, 81 st nv. Phone Main 2s9-3
ms
GOOD wall psPeriug-' That's the kind Of
work accomplish; ouI help are experts do
their work promptly and artisticalIy. and our
charges are reasonable; ms Papertd from -
up. F. G. NOLTE. S24 9th st NV In2i-tf
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Chicnro Grnin and Prnrlslon NInrket.

Corrected daily by " B. Hlhhs & Co, mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, lIIG ?
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canzrIes, hooking
birds. dogs, cats, rabbits, gold fish, etc; cata-
logue tee sCHNID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r W MEYER Is no longer IN our employ and Is
not authorized to solicit trade in name
NATIONAL. WINDOW CLEANING co
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sI-RE crRE FoR DIARRHoEA

Chautauqua Beach and return, 20 cents. See
sr,ef:aI notice under excursions
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Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers CT the New York Stock Exchange, I4l9 F
Street
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
No Nrore Kn,R rnwinr-

The refusal OF foreign plenipo.
tentiarles 10 PROSTATE themselves
at the loot OF the Emperor and iol.
low the Chinese ia hion OF knock.
ing their heads three times on the
floor IS all right m a way. II Min
lister Rockhi,l secures he abo ri'ion
OF this practice Tor himself and his
fellow Minis eTs, he might try his
hand on his own Government for
a modification Of the habit of Kow-
Towing TO Great Britain which
IS so much in vogue over here.
Reform is needed in America as
well as in China.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
The New DEMOCRACY.

The city elections throughout
the West make it evident that the
Democracy is picking up. Cleve-
land is Republican city; so is St.
Louis. Chicago used to be Dem
ocratic, but Of late it has been more
inclined to 60 the other way.
Democratic victories in Cleveland,
st. Louis, Chicago, Toledo, Col
umbus and dozen other place s
indicate vigorous recovery from
the paralysis Of the past eight
years.
Note, too, the region Of the re-
v'yal. 1t extends through the
Middle West It is felt in Ohio,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Missouri. In the Temoter West,
so Monta ma, in Colorado and in
Kansas, there have been Republi-
can gains.
What does that mean1 Well, one
thing IS pretty clear. It means
that the silver question is deader
than ever. In the Far West, where
silver was a source OF strength to
the Democracy, the disappearance
OF the issue leaves the party weak
ened. In the great cities OF the
Middle West, where 1t was a load
tU carry, the Democracy has risen
with new vigor since it has been
thrown OF.
In Chicago and St. Louis the
extreme silver Democrats, repre-
sented bv Mr.. Altgeld, joined the
Republicans, and in 81. Louis Mr.. |
Bryan himself was indiscreet
enough to urge the defeat ol the
.egular Democratic ticket. But
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06

the party was strengthenedmoreby
its separation from the principles
oil this element than it was weak
ened by the loss OF its votes.
Under its new leadership the
Democratic party will turn its face
to the front. 1t will be devoted
neither to the corporate schemes
o. Princeton nor tothe hnancialtads
OF Nebraska. II will have a mod
ern, progressive, popular program
that will align it with the other Ad-
vanced Liberal parties OF the
world, and enlist the brains and the
conscience oFthe nation on its side.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
Testing Neutrality.

On the initiative Of several Boer
sympathizers the courts OF New
Orleans have been asked TO pre-.
vent the dispatching OF vessels
loaded with mules for use against
the South African Republics from
our ports. The case will be argued
today. With a President whose
heart was in the right place a re-
course to legal processes would
no. have been necessary. Presi-
dent Grant stopped such practices.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
LeesburR,s Citizsns

will decide tooaY whether law and
order shall rule in their town in
place oi crime and disorder and
hypocrisy. A liberal license sys-
tenn will be found more satisiac-
tory in every waY than the illicit
trade which is now carried on.
The Editor OF the SENTINEL and
his assistants, personally and
through the columns Of this paper,
have labored for the success Of the
common sense tlcke.-we hope not
without avail.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
Down with Taxes

Government receipts exceeded
Government expenditures for the
month Of March by 50, 900 900, or
at the rate OF over 500 900 900 a
year. Will some one tell US why
this immense sum is taken from
our people and piled up in the
treasury AT the next session Of
Congress brewers will demand that
$50, coo, 600 of this sum shall be
returned TO them through repeal
OF the beer tax, or they will want
TO know the reason why.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
Notice to Brewers.

A party who owns Park of about
Five Acres ofground. desires Brewery
located thereon, The Park is situated
between Railroad and Water transport
aticn 1t is in the midst OF very large
population, who could consume all OF
the Pure Beer produced, The water in
he Park is free from organic matter,
and all the water required for Brewing
purposes can be obtained in the Park.
1t will be disposed OF to a Brewing
Company on reasonable terms. Any
person or persons desiring such prop
erty and location for a Brewery will
please make known their wishes to the
publisher of this paper.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
The ELECTION Of a Demoerst

as Mayor OF ST. Louis was largely
due to the attitude taken in this
election by most of the brewers.
The heavy war tax which is Grip.
pling the industry, and which was
not taken of as the party in power
promised, was probably the direct
cause OF Mr.. Parker's defeat.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
Amusements.

The coming OF "Arizona" to the
Columbia Theatre next Monday will
sfford Washington theatregoers an op-
portunity to pass second judgment upon
a real American drama by a native
American dramatist. The play which
Mr.. Augustus Thomas wrote, after a
long sojouTn in the big Southwestern
territory, is as distinctly American as
the alksli dust and the cactus which are
the dominant landscape features OF that
particular section OF the national domain.
Alabama" the first play which made
his name Lo'able in the world ofletters.
satisfied entirely even the hvpercritical
sensibilites Of the inhabitants OF the
State whose ns ne he borrowed and
whose people nd their manners he
utilized. Whe, in the course Of time he
wrote "In Mizzoura." his portralture OF
the folks OF the Ozark country, while
they amused the Eastern people, claimed
only the acknowledgment OF proud
kinship from Missourians themselves.
Messrs. La Shelle and Hamhn have, it
is said, Civ "Arizona" an exquisite
scenic setting, wonderfully correct in
every detail-naturally so since it was
supervised by Frederick Remington.
New York, which admired "Arizona"
to the extent OF twenty weeks this
season, has also commented upon the
excellence ofthe company employed in
the produ .tion.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
SALOON KEEPERS AT LAST
SATISF led.

The latest and most simple method
Of tapping beer is now in use by many
OF our friends, who are using the II.
NADoFFF FAUCET, made in Louisville.
Ky Brewers are one after the other
putting in his patent Bushing so they can
use this splendid Faucet. among their
trade, who thankfully appreciate the
Gift.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-06
Every Brewer the Country

owes not merely a debt Of graft
tude to the SENTINEL for its work
on the beer tax repeal, but also 81
for subscription. Ii you are not
already on our lists send in your
name.