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SICK HEAoAcHE

Isone Of the most distressing affections and
people who are its victims deserve sympathy.
But the great success Hoods Sarsaparilla has
had In curing sick headache make 1t seem al
most foolish to allow the trouble to continue.
BY its toning and invigorating effect upon the
digestive organs. Hoods sarsaparills readily
gives relief when headache ARISES from indises-
ton. and in neuralgia conditions by building
up the debilitated system, Hoods sarsaparilla
removes the cause and hence overcomes the
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for g. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ta20
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements Tonight.
CONGREGATIONAL CHrRca.-Stoddard Lecture,
NATIoSAL-''She."
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HAREis.-"East Lynne"
kKkSASs-sArfzona joe"
MANASSAS PASoKAxA.-Day and evening.
WILLARD HALL-Prof Carpenter
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SECURE YouR TrcxErs-Potomac Boat Club Fai

The BUSINESS OF the Equitable Life Assurance
society Is one OF the maryels In American entes-
prise.
Younger by many years than any OF It's COM
petitor it has already excelled them all. not only
uniting more insurance than any one Of them, but
Varying larger amount OF risks than any other
company In America
In the accomplishment OF this gre work IL has,
through wise management and good investments,
been enabled 10 accumulate a surplus OF capital
for the payment OF Its liabilities that Is largely In
excess OF any other company. The fear OF ntiga-
ton that affected she business OF life assurance
few years since, was entirely removed by the
Equitable In Introducing policies that are ALSO
lHfetD ncontestaDe. This form OF policy Is written
by no other company, and Is universally popular
with all careful persons. When we add 10 this
feature policy that gives the holder unlimited
privileges as 10 residence or travel We have the
best control Of Life Assurance that Is or ever has
been presented 70 the public. Every person con-
u the Equitable.
Information given upon application to ONCE,
ll2o street northwest, or by mail
BowEs HALL
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I,uR RENT-Two NEW FRsT-CLAss RESI-.
dsnce- l4lg and lsl4 18th 81 nv bot hh.ae
lsis nd sye, aud ST also house 1909 II AIp
20 j. .. shkDD. l402 l4th St nv. II
I>on RENT-f3o EAST CAPITOL ST 3-sroRl
n ana lsck but ding. containing rooms. hall
,9usrr IRON Capitol grounds; price $50 hey 81 llS
Ii St Ge fis-3t'
I,ok kENT-e-RoOM HOUSE NEAk THE pm
y son Ofhce. with all modern Improvement slOon
Hanosofns new furniture IN the hou-e Tor SAID
cheap An unerceptional bargain. P-rty u xbang ga
leave the CITY, Address Room I'd Corcoran Building Il
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Ok BLoon. GOBLIN Blue.

The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth,
Pure Wool, one yard and q half wide,
Worth 81; Reduced to 81 &c.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, DC.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, TO- 12hc
FRENCH SATTEENS finest quality, 25c
AMERICAN SATTEENS French styles 12kc
BLACK AND COI.ORED SILKS, real cost
COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth e.; only 5Oc
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
cheap at 81. so; only 75c.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy s. over will receive ONE
OF the following presents: One .P,ir of Handsome
Damask Towels. worth 81; One Pair of Silk EN-
broidered Corsets. worth 7oc.; or Half Dozen Fine
Napkins. worth I.lc.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled 81 u,
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs, pure wool, one yard
and a hall wide. worth 81; only soc.
Elegant Dress Goods-FRENCH SERGE, pure wool,
wide double width. ali colors; wonderful bargain,
IRIco CLOTH DRESS GOODS pure wool. wide
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will receive
ONE Of the following presents: Large Size Handsome
Bridal Quilt. worth 81 30; Two Yards and Half
Table Dsmask, worth 4l.S7; or One Dozen Fine Nap
kins, worth $3.50
Don't fail TO ask for the Valuable Present. 70
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q. A. Il. BAZAAR AND Far
AT ALBAUGHS EERRUARY % To ARCH q

We a. He DAZAAR AND II AIR.
AT ALBAUGHs. FEBRUARY % TO MARCH9.
PRIZES.
FOR SELLING SEASON TICKETS.
TO Gentleman selling Greatest Mo- Gold Watch. Nt
s1 SSs ID Ssnsss 49, Seal Ring
GsHs @ !. ss s Siss
To obs bsI b. :S es as q s SIS aye c,n "a.
To 10y selling 3 aishsss No. Ladies' Toilet Case
Al Boston variety Store.)
TICKET HOLDERS.
close Of Fair. uiano al Sanders stayman, S34 st
ARTICLES TO BE VOTED FOR.
Cylinder Desk to most popular Attorney.
sn!s Harness to most popular Butcher cat Knessis
Gold Watch to most popular Department Messenger.
- CAT Newton's, 81 Penn. ave.
Bicycle to %Nss pSpular yop,. under
CAT Sewsons Gil Penn f aveJ DA'.e0 o''"'''''
China Dinnsr set to most popular Lady connected
Grand Army suit te most popular Post Commander.
Grand Army Suit to most popular Past Post Com
Fishing Outfit t9 most popular Fisherman. tAtM A.
Smoking Jacket to most popular Chief of Div. Pen
Amateur Photograph Outfit to persons receiving most
s., votes I, ca L9ughraps l4l3 Penn: aveJ
most votes. cat yoi.ht 4 Haas. III 7th ST.
CAT Whites, HOG + ST.
Doll and carriage to Young Girl receiving most votes
Banjo to Boy receiving most votes.
Gas stove to Person receiving most votes.
Sportsman's Outht to sportsman receiving most votes
lAt NJ. A. Tappans. $40 Penn. ave)
Gold Watch to Driver OF Ice Wagon receiving most
Diamond Ring to Young Lady receiving i mos. votes.
BARRIERS Chair 70 Barber receiving most votes. Cat
Infantry Officers Complete Butt to Officer of District
Militia receiving most votes
Gold Headed Cane to Presidential candidate receiving
most votes. CAT ". NJ 6alt Bros. a Co., Penn ave. D
Watch and Chain to U. s. Senate Page receiving most
q 1
Watch and Chain tor Pupil in High school receiving
most votes. tAt Karrs. 629 Penn. ave)
Piano to Young Lady receiving most votes. cat F. g.
Smiths, l22o Penn. ave.
Saratoga Trunk Hack Hire, Two Round Trip Tickets
most votes.
All persons who have made donations are requested
to have them ready tor delivery on Monday, the Goth
Instant. Persons desiring to make donations e.
quested to forward them and after Monday to W.
l.. !. Armory. (Aluaugh's Opera House.)
Books for recording votes can Ue had of COMMITTEES
at Headquarters, 1 AL Pa flS-tomh9
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FOoD TURNED HIN SICK.-Patient In Doctors
Dfice: The trouble with me, doctor, Is that the
mere smell Of food invariably turns my stomach
Doctor: The nerves OF your stoma b, like those OF
thousands OF others are very seriously dsordered
I shall prescribe for you a bottle OF scotch oats
Essence, and II IL does well for you as for
hundreds OF others OF my patients you viii be en-
Crely well In "A week.
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The $40, COO house Is at 141s 18th street.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Is, 1855.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Is, 1855.
CoLCMBIA FIRE INSURANCE Co.:
Gentlemen: IL gives me pleasure TO state that
your company has satisfactorily adjusted my loss
by ire under policy No. :4O7. 10 the furniture In
the Hamilton Annex. WITHIN twelve hours from
the time OF Its occurrence and In less than three
hours Irum the time OF my notifying you OF the
nre, your check was duly received by me.
Very respectfully, WM. NJ gibson.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Publications. for The ss hours commencing ot SpI
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and Viz
GINA, fair weather. followed during sunday after
noon or evening by light rains, slight changes In
tsmoerature, light 10 fresh winds, generally shit
Ing 70 Southerly.
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TICKETS EvExYwHKSx-slo.oOO donated house.

RARE CHANCE for party TO go into business
That vell-gnOwn grocery and Eureka Meat Mar
ket, cor. 10Th and SIS. n-w Is for rent, with fx-
lures
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BEkxKLEY AND LoxspMx c ,MBkIcs. lie Brodhead

PHELPS, 927 Pennsylvania avenue over vogt's
One large cTayOn and one dozen cabinets 50; one
dozen cabinets and 90 postage-stamp photos s.. 25
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AAsA ~ ASAS3sAAbAN 4Os
NEW NATIONAL rHIAfER
LAST TINE OF SHE.
TONIGHT ATS.
TONIGHT ATS.
GILLETTEs
ADAPTATION! .SHR~
FURsTs MUsIci
100 PEOPLE IN THE PRODUCTION,
Original erea. Cast. Strong Chorus Strange Music.
Wild Scenery. Novel Startling Enectsi
SUNDAY EVENING. FEE. Ia
WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Next wesl-NArroNAL OPERA ms
NEW NATIONAL rHEATKR
SUNDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10.
SECOND GRAND CoNcERr
WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
MR.. JOHN PHILIP soUsA. Conductor.
Assisted by
FRAULINE MARIANNE BRANDT.
o0n''l0 S S 9SHs 8Rss SGsSpD'n' and
Mr. So1 gz5sS SSsSSSSfH Ssss::s Mister
Seat. now on ~ sale a Is boz Once " Host
IMMENSE SUCCESS IMMENSE SUCCESS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATKR.
NATIONAL OPERA
One Week, Beginning Monday. February 20.
RETURN VISIT OF THE
NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY
In an Attractive Repertoire of
GREAT OPERATE PRODUCTIONS.
rs SEATS NOW ON SALE At THE BOX OFFICE OF
AP APP A FOX SEATS IS kEeoMMEN fAasi
MONDAY. Feb 20. and THURSDAY. Feb %
NERO NERO. NERO.
with the Great Scene.
THE BURNING OF ROME
TUESDAY. Feb. 81. and and q SATURDAY MATINEE.
FAUST. FAUST. FAUST.
WEDNESDAY, LOHENGRIN.
FRIDAY SSbsY G " hHssA rAxSuAusER
III illustrated by
PROF. CARPENTER
At willard Hall.
EVERY NIGHT ATS. =
Commencing MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18th
WONDERFUL FUN.
Admission. % cts deserved seats. 80 et. ns-et.
GRAND FAIR AND PYTHIAN MART.
IN AID OF THE BUILDING FUND
WASHINGTON DIVISION, No /. UNIFORM RANK
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.
WEDNESDAY E Eye fSsn FER Is. TO FEB. 25
Season Tickets SO centsL
$1,000 Knabe Rosewood Grand or Upright Piano
viii be given away to some one Of our patrons hold.
Specia. attraction. Music and Dancing each evening
Jollity and Merriment will reign supreme. n1-lOt
PANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
18th st., two blocks south Of Pennsylvanis ave.
Open from g. N. to 10 p. m y15
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81 WASHING MACHINE FREE.-To introduce
them at once we will give away 1000 OF our SELF
operating machines. No labor or rubbing re-
quired- II you want one send name TO
DIXON LAUNDRY CO.,
Cleveland OHM
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SEE Merits advertisement in City Items.

JULIUS LlSsBURGH will sell on Monday and Tues
day his entire stock OF smyrna rugs, best quality
&C following prices: $3.50 size at $3.50; So size at
81 ID; $3.50 size at $3.50; also 900 scotch Axmin-
ster rugs, s. size at $3.50 and s. size at IL; 81
size at tl4O. This sale positively for Monday and
Tuesday.
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MILITIA MATTERS.
Notes from the AfmOrics % the Vari0us
Organisations

The Washington Light Infantry Corps win
parade In this city, wednesday, the 2sd- The
companies have been ordered TO assemble at
permit The route OF march win be from 18th
street, down Pennsylvania avenue TO Sd street,
countermarch 10 9th street. 70 Massachusetts,
avenue, to 18th street, to Pennsylvania avenue, TO
| armory.
On wednesday night last Adjutant General Bige-
low Instructed the officers Of the W, L L G In the
use or the sword The Instructions lasted over an
| hour and will prove beneficial
new COMPANY, to be known as the Stanford
night. J. c. Foster was elected captain; L NJ.
ant; Edwin FranzOni, quartermaster sergeant
| stanford, and the company will meet at S01 L
street northwest every Tuesday and Thursday.
The Marion Rifles have adccd 30 Peep Club to
their organization, consisting Of "a young ladies
costumed as Little 30 Peep and provided with
crooks instead OF guns with which they drill. The
novel drill OF this company, will prove q drawing
card at the company's fair IN April
| The Washington Coptinentals, Company A, Sd
battalion held their regular meeting last Wednes-
| day evening, and elected VIM. vermillion and j.
| N. Steele active members. The company has been
at O'Clock, on February %, in full uniform and
| 10 visit Mt. Vernon.
The National Guard will not parade as whole
on the I'D but II the day is pleasant will be ably
| represented by number OF companies.
The average battalion atten lance OF men at the
recent inspection drills in the schooo Of the soldier
was AZ.
The following enlisted men have been honorably
discharged from the National Guard: Sergeants,
oscar CiSsel and J. 4. Mattern; prtvates, Mont
gomery Hunter, S. 3. White, +. J. Bauer, w. G.
Branson, Thos. Dooley, Henry Healey, Alexander
MCKEE, L. G. Milligan, j. 8. shaw, p. G. Steele, c.
NJ Towers, and Thos- Reynolds.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the Old
Guard, Union Veteran Corps last Tuesday, Cor
pOral jacobson was promoted to fifth sergeant and
Private Brayton promoted TO corporal This COM
pany Will give an informal hop at the G. A. r. Hall
ON Monday night and masquerade on Easter.
The highest rating OF percentage for attendance
at drills in Co. G, w. L. l. c., was Sergt. w. II.
Nash, 81; Corp. Philips, 9O2 This company,
commanded by Capt. Entwstle, Is considering the
PROJECT or going TO Texas next May to participate
la the drill and encampment to be held there.
An official bulletin OF the National Guard is out,
giving In detail principal points on nrings and in
SpectionS Tor the benefit OF instructors.
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The WONDER OF THE AGE
Instantaneous Photographs at night SittingS
by appointment. Most completely equipped studio
IN America. No advance In prices. Finest cabinet
photos from g. a dozen. Marshall q Gilling date
VI London and New York;, s19 Pennsylvania ave.
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THE 81 900 BRADBURY UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO
donated 10 the Nelson Division No. =, L. r X. OF
P,was won BY Msis Clara Nelson, OF 394 9Th street.
DetrOit- Mich
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THE WONDER OF The AGE.

WHATS BEST FOR HKNoRKRoIDsc A. Bartlett
Pile SuppositOrtes
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WHAT A CHAScx-the $40, 900 house.

NEW LIFE AND vIGoR attend the use OF Bakers
Cod Liver oil and malt
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The Associated Charities.
STATEMENT OF THE WORK OF RELIEF DURING THE
PAST MONTH.
At the regular monthly meeting of the board OF
managers Of the Associated Charities last evening
the secretary, Mr.. L 8. Emery, reported that
during the month there had been S94 calls at the
central ONCE, OF which 400 had called for tempo
rary assistance 16l for work, and 234 were visitors
to make inquiry as TO special cases and
70 make contributions; 262 families were aided
directly from the ONCE to food and fuel and !16
were found employment. One hundred and twenty.
six OF the applicants were reported and referred
rom the police precincts TO the ONCE, rs had been
referred % the precincts by the ONCE, and o. to
the divisions where the applicants belonged Con-
trtbutions amounting to $685. were reported as
received since January 20, and provisions amount
ing to about $50 had been sent in from the cert1-
cate division OF the Pension ONCE, and quite O
large Quantity-about 200 garments-from other
citizens
DON'T FAN to call at the Bradbury Piano Ware
rooms and see the beautiful $1,000 Bradbury Up
right Grand Piano to be given TO young lady at
the coming fair OF the Grand Army. Season tick
cts only 80 cents, with a chance on o nne piano,
horse and buggy and other articles
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THE SYMPHONY CoScEKrs OF Theodore Thomas
March 9Th and 9Th. are deseryedy creating q wide
spread interest Praise cannot be misplaced given
10 Mr.. Thomas, for his name stands as a guarantee
o. AL that Is best and highest In musical art These
VIII be his nrst Appearances In two years and
should he carry out his desire OF conducting orches
efa concerts In London he will not be heard again
IN washington for an extended period He brings
VIII MN as soloists Rafael Josefy and Mr.. Nyron
". whitney, artists whose names lend dlgnSy 10
any program -
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SAY THE LOVERS OF fine oysters: There Is no place
like Harvey's, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
1lth street.
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PERSONAL.

1AMES J. BROOKS {LATE CHIEF U s. SECRET
q Service) has organized National Detective
amry Service Ofhce l2Yl st. skilled AGENTS at
all points. fl8 ;,m'
A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO CORRESPOND
"A with young lady, with view to matrimony. Ad-
dress WALTER c. SUMMERS. Rockville, Md IT.
u Private Detective Agency and bureau of lnforIna
ton office sos Pa ave Private room for consultation
This agency il independent Of Government mupic-
pal control does not operate tor rewards engage
in divorce cases. fl3-lmS
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
AAu communications by mail or telegraph promptly
attended to aud treated strictly confidential Once open
at all hours WILLIAMS Manager, 926 Fstpw. j32m'
sod at respectable prices Address call at go
st. NV. ja2l-3m
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An hrokrAxr ANSorNcKyRST.-Sample copies OF
50. oi the New York Ledger, containing the
Anza A. Dupqy, entitled The Secret Chamber; or
Lne Sypsy vengeance" are now being mailed 70
every mousse In this city. "The secret Chamber
- one o. the best stories that ever came from the
Pm u tns most popular author. For the continu-
etaon on this story ask your newsdealer for No. s
OF the New York Ledger now Tor sale BIZ every
newsdealer In the city.
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S3 Per Gallon. Csc. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGER's, 9th near st. w&s
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For Sale-Several great bargains-new houses,
well located northeast that am authorized TO sell
ten QO) per cent below market prices II sold this
month WASH'N DANENHOwRR,
Successor TO DanenhOwer Son,
wv Ills st. NV,
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POTOMAC BOAT CLUB FAIR February - to March
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Transfer Of Real Estate.


Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: q. g.
Cooper to D. d. Thompson, lot 20, 50. s57; s.. f.
Quigley ct al to Margaret Kennedy, sub. o6, So.
676; $3.50. j. ii. MIL to j. B. Miller, part so.
$50; $1,000; Ella and Ada H. Barker 70 Thos.
schnd to j. G. Hester sub. lots A to 40, so. no:
$1,000. J. NJ. Cayell TO Arabella NJ. PrObascO sub
29, So. 49, $500. j. N. Ehle to G. +. Dawson pt
Il, So. 761; 5000. 4. NJ. Suit to b. Leonard E. 4
so and 81, b. & HIS ad. TO West Washington:
$4,000. J. r. Imbr1e TO Emma b. Baumgrass sub
II, 50; n. OF III; $500; N. /. Weller ct al. to
Joseph la Auer6aeh, Rt 2, SO. $50; 3 r. Gold
w. c. King to H. c. Tracy, subs B, C, and ID, So.
564; 8, 500 s. Pollock TOW. b. Hillyard, part Id
50. 500; 3. Elizabeth NJ. Shuster to j. w. Nairn,
sub Z, So. 223; $4,000. T. w. Smith to D. A.
son to Isaac Ottenburg, part AZ, W. and CTS sub
Pleasant Plains; $500 W. Blasland to +, n.
Mott lot TO- block 26 Columbia Heights; 81, 3S9 on
s. K. Brown to Mary K. Patterson, lot SO, ID. and
son to F. j. Louden, same property;$-. Elizabeth
+. Peake TO W. c. Peake, trustee, part 12, So 876
s. Hattie r. White TO A. c. Clark, lots g and 4,
50. 1927; 9, 800. A. G Clark TO w. F. Hoffman,
Morseii. il trust, lot 10. %: i5s; So Mary Il. &.
Baird to Mary ]. Snowden, sub 81, 50. 212:
s3,625.37 Lucy York to l. Kraft, part s, so. 96S
$1,000. s. 7. Thomas ct al, trustees to Auiick
al to X. Goldschmid, subs AZ to "a, So. 723:
ST.. 324.62. r. Goldschmid to A. NJ McLachlen.
lots TO 3, block Is, sherwood; $6,44l.15. Aus.
ten Lysignt 70 T. J; 0'Brien, part 10, So 81; s..
e, 800. Eliza Ann HigdOn ct al to l. M Lowe, part
go; g. Irene n. Lowe to NJ /. Weller ct al same
property; - A. l. Hughes TO Virginia N. We'd
de snb1 sub A. g. 159 S. G h. Dickson 70
+: Leighton 70 J; q. Hester lot blk. g. and 10 to
ID, blk. 81, Brookland; S1,65O w. Overlook TO @,
II. Dyer, lots to II, 50. 90; $4,000.
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AT Meadville, Pa, yesterday morning, an explo-
sion Of natural gas wrecked the house Of Jos.
Franklin, fatally injuring Mrs. Franklin.
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Sudden Changes Of Weather cause
throat diseases There is no more effectual remedy
for coughs, colds, ETC., than Browns Bronchial
TrOcheS Sold only In boxes. Price 25 cts. t,Lh Ok
Photography, S3. ANTHoNY's 9O5 Pa av. coll
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
free. WALFOkD, 4S7 Penna. ave. S,m,w&S
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EoR RESr-HousEs

AENI-HOISIS-f
II Cor n =, and Conn 1873 sth q n ~ 6r.s3f
So a. Rs i7 iig iSs 30 :. st ~ ar. -
HOTEL IA 81 i rdsa i'V s on ysss !. l. Nv O.
- 81 >. NV liz 7i III is ~ 81 ax. sr. g
,s ~ At nv 3l5! . st. nv, sr....-ss
sge - ,, NV. i IT,. 90 2es rsS nv Or 80
90 - nv ior.. s. s me- @sa s' n a s n. "a a. a.
90 Mas. ss nv Or SO SO dis snsG m 81 ave- s~ or
81 :, " srs.shel IS 1889 4thstaw'' Sr-iS5s
$50 ga st nv. as i iSss :: st. s e.
1907 lith ~ NV q. - - ''',>
STORES. OFFICES Sn
ountcn Builds. rm%is siorc and aws...a cor.
pi Nd nv Is's and Bdy s'.
IS !; =: -; q % III I'm 81. 80
ss%o1 E s E Run j., "a AZ l. ave.
store and dweiiins. 43
r ct sw- or...........3Sl
Tie 'f fcs Rfis IN T Il 2, ss on my
tie IL, and 18th Ifl1l 1Hos- r. wA0aANAN
ipis Fstiei furnsrsso III n 81 Tor. M 80 SO
S9 Se ps. ilr- ., M az As.cd from FOR ea.,
ns-isi go VI IrSRfSs, is; asls and sHat %. y
sl s9 ga "a ilr 'sS .ss. ss .s. Is,
III fis-% W cIkRLScf DuSkIia vs. , tl' nv ~
I,oR REsT-loos NV HAMPSHIRE AvENUE
II brick. rooma bay window. coai vault. newly "a
1918 Penn. ave. NV. fis-,Bt.
l>oR RENT-NEAR PENSION OFFICE 4-sTORY
II pre-s-brict bay sinds~ horse. 0l2 ID IT.. ut.
and q all tDod~ru improvements lArxe and
Stable 10 . vide alley. fl5-:N'
I,oR RENT-l7l4 18Th AND 1905 X ST. NV,
II very desirable. rccently builL lroom Bou-es al
modern improvements sS-~nAl inducement before
Mar h LIST. keys and PARTICULAR 100 18Th 81 nv.
fl6-3t'
LrOR RENT-Hfs ExCTIIENCY. THE MINISTER
Il OF Sweden and NORWAY shout leaving the country,
places IN our hands for r-tt furnished unurni-hed
his House, 1926 st, which L. a--iory aud base
ment brick. - fesf front RON deep. In thorough
repair, steam beat sanitary plumbing. nj very
sonable rate- FOR terms and permisson to INSPECT
apply 70 BfALI. BROWN A co,
fl3-3m l.i3l At
Il Bys II. WALKER ass Louisiana ave-
ia 9th ~ e. rooms. hath. cellar. funlact hut
ler's IAntry very low 10 desirable tenant n,-l5t
EoR RENr-l?2o l41H ST. NV, NINE ROOMS.
newly bapered good spring well drinklng water IN
yard; $40 Der month Keys at BRE>NAN's Dry
Goods Store. l6as i4th stnw f3-lm
1SOR RENT-THE BUILDING a37 II ST. WITH
u lease Tor three years from the let OF November
lSs.s has nne store room. handsomely finished
2oxSO concreted cellar. sine. atpve
most eligible Tor Offices. handsomely htted Inquire
film r. n HOFFMAN
V,oR RENT-446 NEW JERSEY AVE = r SEVEN
II rooms. and m elegant condition. only two hacks
from the Capitol. $3.50. M NJ. PARKER, l4ls
st E-las