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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOM AND BOARD for two gentlemen in dc
Iightful suburban home; square from cars.
3 50 week 22l5 9TH 81. NV, near Howard
Jnlrerslty- ei@S
ROOM suitable for two. with board. 1909 10Th
st. NV H'i@-5
FURNISHED rooms with board 81 per week 1872
9Th ml2-t
FRONT rooms on frst and second floors, with or
without board. rs II. nv. ml2-5
1z05 N ST. Nw-ComfortabIc room adjoining
bath; two, 50; with excellent table board: also
hall room. so mi2-S
BOARD and rooms at reasonable rates. 6.s
It. sw. n.lZ-3
S53 ST NW.-Ncatly furnished rooms; front;
good home table. MIS-
LARGE front double rooms, two beds. two
gentlemen, SIS per month. I02I sth St NV
Mig
ROOMS AND BOARD. near Capitol and Library;
four car lines convenient lGJ 2d 81 ne eII-j
FOR RFNT-Two furnished rooms, with board
summer price Z0j \ St Sc ellis
T-yTRA large front room; nice board, two s.
week SIS month. 1902 9th st. nv. ell
10R RFNT-Desirablc bathrooms. with board;
table boarders desired 1912 18th ST nw- cIl-3
CHOICF. rooms: good home cooking; very reason
able 30 17t St. ne eiI-5
FOR RFNT-HaH room. nicely furnished. 81 week.
with OF without board 20 Il NV mil"
FOR RFNT-NewIy-paintcd and VaPered rooms.
With or without board, cTythIng first class;
splendid location AZ 9th st NV. e20-tt
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WANTED-White or coiored woman to cook and
wash. 900 y ]. ave. Sc Cl
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For SaIe-TofIet sets. 81 50; s. elsewhere. FRIES
& NORWOOD. Sth and XIV mlz-3
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For SaIe-Dishes. hotel ware. ice cream saucers.
% cents per dozen FRIES & HOPWOOD, Sth
and nv.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEz-
F0R sALE-NORTHEAsT.

FOR SALE-Seven-room buff brick near Lincoln
Park. must sell to close estate- only $500: cost
s., 900; no commissions ". P. METCALF- At
torney. 1905 St mI2-3
FOR SALE-Investment properties; eight-room
brick, southeast, rented Sl4; price slice. Six
room brick, Sampson st NV; rent $3.50; price
81. 2G0. Six-ro0m frame southeast rent $780,
price $50. investments a speciality GEO 7.
WORTHINGTON, 1910 G St nv. els
FOR SALE-SiO0 cash and SO monthly buys new
brick; 6roous, bath and cellar, price 3, 100. ".
c HALDEGAN IL 18th st NV ell-3
FOR SALE-T7yelve per cent investment; four
room brick: price $50: only $50 cash " C.
HALDEMAN. IL 18th st. Ivy. ellis
To HOME SEEkERS-A seven-room and bath
press brick: a. m. /; centrally located; convea-
lent to all car lines; newly papered and painted
throughout; nice front and rear yards for $3.50;
500 in cash and balance monthly payments
! D. SULLIVAN, 7o7 18th St NV ml9-6
FOR SALE-Houze- 40 I St NV Enquire I122
North Capitol St P. l. SUCRUE m9-7
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wANTED-BICYCLEs.

" ANTED-I09 secondhand bicycles; highest
cash price paid At the CYCLE EXCHANGE. 736
l0tL Il mla-&
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ChIckerinq Piano, 500

A splendid square piano and on easy terms, to
suit the purchaser.
ms F. c. SMITH. 1925 Pa. ave.
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FOR sALE-BECYCLEs.

ECLIPSE AGENCY
COMPARE THESE PRICES
If Won think Of getting bicycle Then call and
cyJTIIUr JhCW.
1890 ECLIPSE BICYCLES.
Fitted With Morrow Coaster and Goodrich Tires
At S28. rs.
andrea Racers rut from SO to 50, 1863 Nteri-
~ with coasters. 81 without coasters S1I-gS.
III -tlutri.@- at less than cost Of tuTc.
Easy tgfus. Bicycles fully guaranteed
d2A 9th ST.
KEPT N REPAIR SIN MONTHS.
FOR SALE-Ceut's bicycle good condition; s..
Address BOX go this Office miss
FOR SAIE-A Cleveland tandem in . perfect con-
Ition new tires. Hartford. - Il, cost alone
10: used for only week viii take SO Ad-
Iress BOX 55I this Office. nils
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WANTED-Man and yife. short distance in c0uu-
try; also ten women IN city 2l2 Il 81 NV MI
NANTED-CoIored chef and second cooks: also
woIa8n that can bake bread and pies for out OF
town: state wages expected. address Box 556, this
Office eII-3
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FOR REx1-FuRxIsHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT-FurnisHed house. 1868 F st, from
June 1 to October l; no children; references
nils
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JAMES ". RATCLTFE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE No. 22f
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST AND AD-
JOINING LOT.
b virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in
Liber No. Z2gI folio 100 ct seq. of the land
records for the District OF Columbia, the under
signed trustee VIII offer for sale by public aUc-
ton. in front Of the premises, on MONDAY.
TIE 10Th DAY OF NAY. a D. 1901 At 4:20
O'CLOCK p N. the fOlIowing-describcd real cs-
tate situate IN the city of Washington District
of Columbia. to Wit: Part OF lot II and IS,
square g84 Terms stated at sale; SIc0 on ac-
cepta7ice OF bid Terms 10 be complied with
within fifteen days
WILLIAM ". MILAN, Trustee.
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-FoJlr or fve-raorH nat for light house
keeping: four adults; permanent; reasonable rent
ACdress BOX 59i, this Office mi
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FOR RENT-ROONTs.

FOR RENT-ROoMs.
F9R RENT-Large secoad-story bay-window and
. 5joiuing rooms for housekeeping, gas for cook
.ng; gentlemen 200 Ist st NV el3-S
FOR RENTED or three rooms; furnished for
light housekeeping, at 929 | st. NV ela-s
FOR RENT-NtceIy-fur rooms. us 10th st.
NV eI'-'
FOR RENT-PIeasant, cool room; central, 9:
board If desired 612 G st. NV ely-5
FOR RENT-Two furnished front rooms; one hall
room 705 sth st NV elS-5
FOR RENr-Nice second-story furnished room.
1855 &Ist St els
FOR RENT-One good sized room. newly papcrcd.
> per month 1872 9Th St NV. miss
FOR RENT Opposite postoface. large. bright
rooms, $50 per week Or 50 p2T month }'S lztH
st NV MISS
FOR RENT-Two large furnished front. com
municatIuE rooms. bay window. second floor, com
plete for light housekeeping, cook with gas; bath
same floor. in private family OF three; rent
moderate 2&3 1st St NV NIL"
FOR RENT-sI7 sth st NV. rooms on first floor
miss
FOR RENT Furnished front hall room sos
st, Nv. Iai3-2
FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms, with
or without board 6Is C St nv MIS-
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms in quiet
family 22S C st. NV. ml2-3
FOR RENTER New York ave. NV, one back
parIor Hoor with board, also room on
third floor ml2-5
FOR REENT-Trvo suites from SD to SIS; furnish
ed and unfinished. 4f6 Second st. NV. NILS
FOR RENT-Desirable rooms. suitable Tor dentist
specialist, or very light manufacturing. SNIP
son, Photographer, l22S1z NV. MIS-
FOR RENT-T,vo furnished rooms for light house
keeping. 20 F st. NV. mis-
FOR RENT-NieeIy furnished front and back
rooms; good location; summer rates, 1913 18th
St nv. MIS-
FOR RENT-Roon. large bay window south
'front.' go Mass. ave. ne. ml2-3
FOR RENT-9lS New York ave, nicely furnished
rooms; transients taken. nl2-3
FOR RENT-F,Irnished rooms; use Of piano; So
to $25. T24 18th St NV. ml2-3
FOR RENT-S2S 18th St, second story front;
other rOons. MIS-
FOR RENTED New York ave. NV, furnished
and unfinished rooms or second and third
floors. Mig
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished rooms. opposite
Lincoln Park. 1893 East Capitol St ml2-2
FOR RENT-DcsirabIe rooms; newly Dapered;
tS'ithlsAiFI 40 lfiLt'iF A-a1hAAsT e44N StA@77
Maryland ave ne ml2-5
F0R PINT Yi-IZ- furnished or ITnfTTTTj-JeJ
rooms 102 Florida ml2-3
FOR RENT-Furnislred or unfinished. first and
second floor; single or ensuite; Capitol and
"a ave - 9th 81 Sc cLL-2
FOR RENT-Cheerfui. yveIl-furnished room, S.
= =
FOX KhNi-A SUITE .: three nicely rI,'silea
M hid referrrez sI9 ftb r. ne els
- - -, -
FOR RENT-l2tH llth st. furnished rooms
cheap; housekeeping or business els
sane floor; cheap. No. 10 Carroll st. Sc. near
ron, 75777-7- I7=-77 .--;-I ------ -----,io-, -
py4ir paryio nm, Co.s,z one rent re5s
aa5bjs 2a5 Z: = NV eII-3
- 49, 800 :, = - -. -
I, IN NJ l.'S y = -, q - ~ a.
ar t'..ss i'.i'7 Jl- !, - -
els
- 49, ------7--7 - - - - -
oL1 NJ Lf &Lll7eu ,''ii S- i9 y -
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+ ok KENi-EooIns IuThlshed ana uliiuthlsiieI5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


N9NTED-old feather beds sor cash Box 5gI
this office. els
WANTED-To buy Old feather beds L MARKS.
"a Myrtle It. ela-,
WAYTED-Au incubator; must be barzain- Box
G-s This Office cla-5
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies
and gents cast-ol clothing; drop postal, III call
b. TARsliES. 1885 9Th 81 nv m4-lmo
WANTED Remington typewriter; state trade
number and price. ladies wheel. state lowest
price. address Bon 555, this office. ml2-$
Y ANTED- a Smith-Prcnier or JcWett typewriter
in good condition; state price. +. u. C., 1912
\ 81 mis-
WANTED Furniture store fixtures stoves show
cases. coffee mills FRlES & EOPWOOD. sth
and ml2-S
WANTED- Diamonds old gold silver. dentist
gold platinum. teeth plates, watches. 4. ;.
coins highest cash prices paid LOUIS ABRA-
HAMS. Removed TO $50 9Th 81. NV
WANTED SchnsPps tags; VIII pay sc per 100
for all kinds. CD St. Mil-3
WANTED-f5Ighest cash prices paid Tor ladies'
and gents cast-Of clothing: drop postal; IH
cali. 5. REBESBY, 1896 9Th 81. W ms-S9
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SUBURBAN PRorERTY.

FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about HyattsvIlic,
several beautiful homes. with lots. and sinai.
acreage suitable fer ohirsea rms TsicS moderate
and tcr7ss e1sy. ROGERS & ROGERS. Hyatt,-
lille ms
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WANTED-An experienced skirt hand, one waist
hand; 40 Others need apply; At once 409 9TH st
sw eI
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WANTED-At once foUr good plain cooks cham
barmaid. nurses Enquire the OLD VIRGINIA
AGENCY I6S2 18th st ell
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Through trains from me South arrive Washing
ton 6:42 am. CO. AIR. 5.S5 daily. 2-lj pm
and $50 pm daily From HlrTisonbuTg u.3T
a m week DAYS and $50 pm daily From Char
!ottcsviIle s:2S an and $40 pm daily
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" ANTEI)-Bv Young married couple. three or four
I1nfuruisi1ed rooms OF fat rent not exceeding so
month. Address, stating particulars, BOX go,
tins cfhar Mig
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FOUND.

ICE CREAM roc gallon. not made il cellar.
but above ground for sewer gas abounds IN eel
laTs and breeds typhoid diTbtheria etc; moral,
don't cat that kind LACEY'S Is pure 44d
delicious COZ n y ave. Phone 2OsI
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WANTED By respectable white woman, place as
COOK in small family; washing; references
81 I'd ST. NV. cl
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WANTED-Millinery apprentices; also stock clerk;
pay while learning. Apply +. ROSE. I109 st.
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WAETED-HOUSES.
YVANTED-ROOMs.

WANTED-Bries store and dwelling on car line,
1921 !. st. Sc ml2-3
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THOMAS DOWNING q Co. Auctioncers.

THOMAS DOWNING d co. Auctioncers-
TBU SIZES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY N kENILN ORTIZ D. c
b. virtue OF a deed Of trust. dated May .,
1899, and recorded IN Libcr- No 1882 folio b
ct seq. one OF the land records Of the District
OF Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. We VIII sell, at public auction,
IN front Of the premises. on SATt RDAY. NAY Is.
1901 At . O'CLOCK P N. the following desCrIb-
cd land and premises situated IN the county Of
Washington. IN said District. known and dis
tInEuished as lots numbered two u and three
80 in block numbered one %. in Allen W
HslIerv and Thomas Gordon, trustees srb-djvis-
ION OF a tract OF land, now known addition 10
keniIw0rth-
Terms-SoId subject to trust OF S2-I00 bal
ancc cash 4 deposit of Sl9g required az the time
OF sale All CCuVcyduCiDg. recording. and TCYe-
nue. stamps at cost Of purchaser terms 20 be
piled with within fifteen days trustees reserve
the right to resell at risk and cost OF defauItIng
purchaser
RICHARD KNIGHT.
LAWRENCE O. NALLERY,
e8-d&ds.exS Trustees
THE UNDERSIGNED TRUS TEES. by virtue OF a
power Of sale contained IN a certain deed Of
trust chdttel recorded in LIber 25+I- ct Folio
40 one OF the Land Records OF the District OF
Columbia viii sell the premises, 62S Pa
ave nv Washington. D. c. Thu RSDAY. The
10TH DAY or MAY, 1901, AT THE HOUR OF I
p NJ all the goods chatteIs. and household
effects now located at G2S "a. ave. Terms OF sale
cash subject to a first trust of 81 300
E. A. BRAWNER.
THOMAS II PICKFORD-
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WANTED-By honest, respectable c0I0red girl
place in hotel Is chambermIid OF pantry girl
z0I 6 st. NV, A. NcEESNT. nj
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WsNTED-By coIored girl, place to DO general
.lagIzeHork IN small family; also nurse f07 Wash
iTgr0u 81 nv q
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WANTED-By colored girl place 10 do general
h0uscWork. 2IT Reeves 81 NV q
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FOR sALE-FARNS.

FOR SALE-I25 small and large farms steam
and electric roads and water fronts; many can
be sold at oue-haif their value Very cheap
burban lots on electric roads in Maryland. Enjoy
the right OF suffrage and car fare 10 any part
OF the city Send for new bulletin, PHIL "
CHEW. 5I2 F st. NV. tIf-7
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY HOARD.
TAKONA SPRINGS HOTFL-Opcucd Nav I first
class in every particular; select roons early
and spend 4 delightful summer; terms reasonable:
one car fare W W. WAKEFIELD els
THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE, formerly Eek
ington Hote) Sd and SITS. ne: opens TO sum
Iner boarders June /: rooms mag be selected
InI-30
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WANTED-By coIored girl, place IN steam iaun
drv- > Pierce St NV e
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WANTED Tailoring OF any Kind to do at home
81 z s. uw. nj
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WANTED-AGENTs.
SITUATIONS HvASTED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS VASTED-FEMALE
respectable white woman. place as
COOK in small family; Washing references
81 I'd 1t. Ew. ci
WANTED-By coIored girl, place to DO general
!lalIsezork IN small family; also nurse. i07 Wash
ingrgu St na. eI
WANTED-By coIored girl place 10 do general
housowork- 2I7 Reeves 81 NV Ct
WANTED-By colored girl, place IN steam laun-
DRY > Pierce ST. NV e
" ANTED-By colored iaundress washing to take
horne; shirtval5ts a specially 1919 2 St NV el
TANTED-Bv settled coIored woman, place to
cook in small family . h St sw- el
WANTED-By settled eoIored woman, general
hJelssqzork private family stay nights; refer
cnces. 2OI ID St sw- ml
WANTED-By young coIorcd girl a place as
c!szmberInaid- Address BOX SIS, this Office nj
WANTED-By honest, respectable colored girl
place in hotel chambermIid pantry girl
z0I st. NV, A NckESNF. mi
WANTED Tailoring OF any Kind to do at home.
81 sC. NV nI
WANTED-By refined intelligent bright lady a
position as travelling companion, address BOX
5s4 This Office mig
WANTED-By experienced female stenographer,
snail salary and good opportunity Tor public
patronage address BOX SCI, this Office ml2-2
W4NTED-By an experienced business woman. a
position OF trust; understands grocery and wood
and coal business, best OF references Address
BOX 552. this office ml2-2
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NANTEb-Girl Tor general work ii country; must
be good cook and have references. Apply Room
:, Oh T st NV. 9 N TO p eI3-2
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LOST.

LOST.
LOsT-Liver and white pointer Return to ST.
II st NV and receive reward ei3-5
STRAYED from 1903 + ST NV. bull terrier puppy.
wore "A leather collar. side of head black,
with black body. tail and ears CIT PIeasv re-
turn to "a 18th 81. and receive liberal
ward ml3-3
LOST -n7breIis crooked handle IN balcony OF
Columbia theatre Thursday matinee VIII
finder write ne Il card and viii send for umbrella.
+ !. PENN. Hotel harHGm- suI2-$
4 REWARD Of so will be paid Tor return OF two
dogs one brown. three-'Tarter hound with hazs
face and white tip tail. other white and black
5ygatted three-gu5rtcE hound. both stolen with
chain on them CHARLES >IMAS. Bmviile d.
mlZ-3
LOST-From Dewey Hotel. Tuesday evening q
small skye terrier. wearing bell. answers to name
OF Rags Reward Tor return TO DEWEY HOTEL
COMPANY. mIl-&
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

"a l tS-'S - ~ ! < ~ = Is
WANTED-By an sil-rourd union PRINTER employ
neEt- adj writer. Box 599. tins ofice. els
WANTED By abIc-llodied eoIored nan, place as
porter driver; fTst-clsss references #4G o
81 81
WANTED-By reliable young co!o7ed man.
place As driver OF any light team. address 1913
18th 81. nv. 81
WANTED Position by YOUNG man as clerk OF
meat cutter: good reference 2s5 Q 81. NV eI
WANTED-Bs = yos1az man place as elevator
runner address Bon So this Office mIZ-2
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OFFICIAL ORDER
From the Grand Lodge, K. of P, D

From the Grand Lodge. K. of F., Dis
 tributed Yesterday.
 Grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, do- main of Connectic t. office of the grand chancellor, Hartford IA, 1901 Circular No. 6.
 It becomes my sad and painful duty to announce to the members of this or der the death of our most honored brother knight, William Mckinley, of Champion lodge, No. 5S1, Columbus, Ohio, and president of the United States, who, having suffered at the hand of an assassin, departed this life in the city of Buffalo, New York, this morning. Although not wholly unex- pected yet when flashed over the wires to every part of the globe, the sad news caused shock. In his death our coun- try has lost not only it's twenty-fifth president, but one of the greatest statesmen of the age; Mrs Mckinley has been separated from loving and devoted husband, and we are deprived of the immediate presence of faithful and loving brother Our great sorrow is frightened, however, by the strong ray of hope that our late brother has joined the caravan in that Supreme Lodge on high where we all hope to ar-
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Services to be Conducted by Knights
 Templar in Presidents Honor. Yesterday afternoon the following order was issued by the Knights Tenn plar: Headquarters New Haven Command cry, No. ?, Knights Templar.
 New Haven, Ct, Sept IS, 1901. Sir Knight-You are hereby ordered to appear in full Templar uniform on Thursday morning, September 19, at 10 o'clock sharp, in the asylum, S7 Church street, for the purpose of joining in memorial services of our belover frater and president, William Mckinley at Dwight Place church.
 The eminent commander is very de- sirious that every Sir Knight will make an especial effort to be in the ranks on this sad occasion and join with our fraters and countrymen in paying sad tribute to our beloved president Sojourning fraters are invited to join with us.
 The Second Regiment band will &C., company us. Per order,
 FREDERICK M. wILMOT,
 Eminent Commander, Attest F. G. ANTHONY,
 Recorder. The knights will attend the union services at Dwight Place church. These services will begin at ii o'clock a. n., not 11.30 as was first announced.
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CAN CURE ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER. A Leading Physician At Last Dis-
 covers the Ram}dy.

pr. Rudolph Schiffmann ot St. Paul, Minn., who is the recognized authority on throat and lung diseases, and who in thirty years of practice has un- doubtedly treated and cured more cases of Asthma than any living phy sician, makes the astounding state ment that he has at last discovered a remedy which not only gives instant relief in the worst cases of Asthma, Hay Fever and Bronchitis, but effects cures where all other treatments have failed. Such is the confidence of this physician in his discovery that he has authorized the announcement that all day tomorrow he will give free of charge a liberal sample package of his remedy to every sufferer who applies at P. B. Schurmans Drug Store, Elm street, corner York.
 Those living out of town will be sent free sample up to September Fist, if they will enclose 2c stamp to pr. K. Schiffmann. 370 Jackson Street, St. Paul, Minn.
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RESOLUTIONS
By the Russian American Republican


 By the Russian-American Republican Club. A special meeting of the Russian American Republican club was held at the club room, 126 George street, last evening, and committee consisting of ex- President Woolf Levy, Treasurer A. D. Steinbach and Chairman of Execu- tive Committee Philip Casman was ap- pointed to draft set of resolutions of condolence upon the demise of our greatly lamented and beloved president, William Mckinley, by the hands Of a dastardly assassin. The committee brought in the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
 Whereas, Almighty God has, in His infinite wisdom, deemed 1t best to take unto Himself. our late beloved presi- dent, William Mckinley and
 Whereas, Our president was in fair way to recover, when we learned of his untlmely taking off; now be 1t
 Resolved, That we bow our heads in grief and say Gods will be done, not ours be 1t further
 Resolved, That this club grieves with Mrs. Mckinley in losing an incompara- ble husband and we a greatly beloved president, and we pray to the Lord of Hosts that He may heal the wound in f1icted upon her wifehood, and heal the wounds of 6 greatly afflicted nation by the loss of it's chief magistrate.
 Resolved, That we send copy or these resolutions to Mrs, Mckinley and also spread a copy of the same upon our records.
 WOOLF LEVY.
 A. D. STETNBACH,
 PHILIP CASMAN
 Committee
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rive at last. there to be reunited to part no more.
 therefore, as grand chancellor of this domain, by the authority vested in me by virtue of my office, direct that the charters of the several subordinate lodges therein be draped for the period of thirty days from date,
 Fraternally yours,,
 EDWARD SCHULZE,
 Grand Chancellor. Attest:
 HORACE o. CASE, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal.
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IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
Closing of Stores and Factories--Other
 Places

Closing of Stores and Factories--Other
 Places.
 Many of the stores will close for the day tomorrow and some for the after noon. Many of the manufacturers will close also. Among the manufacturing concerns the l.. Candee & Co.,, Henry Hooker & Go. are among the firms that will close their factories the entire day. The factory of the Strouse- Adler company will close at noon as will the Winchester Repeating Arms company. Sargent & Co., have not decided yet what they will do about closing on Thursday. The officials of the New Ha- ven Clock company have not decided as to just what they will do.
 The officials of the public library an- nounca that the institution will be closed from 1 to 6 p. m.
 The officials of the local internal rev. enue office received orders to close all day tomorrow. People who want stamps should buy them to-d day as it will be impossible to purchase any on the day of the funeral of the late presi- dent