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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-,TENANTF FOR HANDSOME OFFICE
W. RON IN large new building on st Obliged to
long term. Address OFFICE ROOM. Star office a24-}'
WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY AT LOW PRICE
s.anr good good Remington typewriter Address Box 33,
Star Office ap24-3t-
school at W. L. l. Armory, under Albaugh's opera
fhouse; telephone 3. Summer prices now. Glasses in
taught two @onts commences May ap1s faa;sn
NANTED-DRESS CUTTING MADE EASY.
patented enables every one to learn to cut ali kinds of
garments readily and accurately. The system will be
Tor So Persons learning this system are minedatey
Pace1 IN POSITION to earn good WAGES Ladies need.
time 1923 ST. l1 0Oa 'Si az 'n m sse42S at
WANTED-A FEW SHARES OF GRAPHOPHoNE,
giving lowest price Box l. Senate p o. city a2:5-3t'
WANTED-TO RENT-FOR FIRsT-CLASS TEN
u %nt building suitable for carpenter shop W.
NNANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
w second hand Furniture Stoves, Sc,at ii. ROSEN-
BERG's, l lab 9TH st. NV. ap-22-2ws
WANTED-HORSESPAS TUREDA AT GREEN Hill.
road miles from CITY, from lst May ats per month
Year round at Per month For fWpther parc9ar
fSisR1ons iI535, or to BEyT9R
WAMTED.,.LEARNERs FOR PROF. CHRIST
W MFRS New international Tailor System OF Dress
easre alone C and NE WITH any inch rule and tape
e = Ws sIi2r PriRfpes System taHght by
81. W
NANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
w prices for second-hand Furniture Carpets and
fGatherS. Entire Households speciality Address
2l9 9TH st. s.w. apo
WANTED-TO BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE
w second hand Furniture, Carpets, Stoves Feathers
etc. prompt attention to orders by mail otherwise
aplS-1m' 1909 st. N W. opposite hay scale
NEANTED-sA BICYCLE, SECONDHAND;
to be Seen CASH Star d Pce a sleGa:
WANTED HORSES TO PASTURE = KEEPING
box at Prices Stables, 81 9th farm on 7th a.
road, miles from city. q. H. p. CLARK, Sligo p. o.,
Ma. apl7-1m'
WANTED-EyERYBODY TO KNOW THAT THE
clothing, jewelry, and pistols at JULIUS COHEN'S,
llO4 9Th st. NV. All orders by mail promptly at
tended to. ap11-2w'
NVANTED-LADIES RY"ORANGE BLOSSOM"
w sure cure Tor female diseases; also Dr. ScGill's
free. Mrs f. A. BAILEY, sole agent, 3l7 4 st. ne
ja9-s&w-4m'
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w RenoVatlnR Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat
tresses Made Oyer Furniture steamed, and Moths De-
stroyed; H.IOUNGS.l402 Pa. av., Telephone i00S2
aPll-lm
WANTED-TOB UY-GOOD SECOND HAND GEN
W temen's Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &c., for which
highest cash price is paid. Call or send postal to
ap6-lm' A. E1ZNAR, 1901 llth st Sc
NNANTED-TRY SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTERINE
w Rolls and prints 20 cents pound cooking Is
cents pound Warranted not to get strong rancid
Qlke butter does) for month. or money refunded
Families served at residences For safe Oy at stalls
32S }9 and $50 decorated STALL middle Of fish aise)
Center Market, and 146 Northern Liberty market.
open ually "M [. SChlBNER. mhl-2n'
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revolyers old gold and silver Tor which
highest cash prices Will be paid. Call LASKEY'S
Loan Ohcc. 2Ol Penn. ave. corner I'd st. n. W. my26
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TO RENT BY SINGLE GENTLE
W man, Furnished Room. northwest with or with
out board Address T. T., Star Office, stating location
and rent per month. 1t
WANTED - THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
w suitable for housekeeping, a small house in
good central location, neghborhood of 9th and
Address WILLIAM, Star office It,
WANTED-ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
w May for light housekeeping; children; state
Star office. IT,
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

I'OR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED WOOD AND
L coal yard, corner oh and SIS, scales, stables
sheds and Office. For terms apply 10 GREEN & Gun
NlNGHAM, li0J st. ap2;b-lm'
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IEoR RENT-UNFURNIsHEu

HE'D.
i6H9 18th 81. NV. l0r. 40
ll2+ Conn ave. Tor 40
1914 2lst 81 u.w..lAr.S-
$40 Riggs n. NV, Or. 30
] b.b2 Riggs 81. NV, Or...i5
3.i4 l,igZs ST.. tir.......35
l.,O0 10th u. NV, 0r. 80
l3uS 18th 81. NV. 30
1924 2.'th st.n. ..Sr...25
! 90 Caroline ST. sr....5
,',S LIST -. = W. 6r......l5
252 let 81. s.w., tir.....l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-24

~" The principal value of THE EVENING
STAR to advertisers is the fact that it is not
thrown away after once being read, but passes
through half a dozen pairs of hands at least be-
fore being tossed aside THIS is tie aorantdge
presented by a family newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-24
WANTED-HOUSFS

NVANTED-BY MAY 1sT OR 18TH. @ OR Z
w room house: bath; m i. W. section; rent not
70 exceed SIS; small family; no children. Address
Box 30. Star office. ap24-3t.
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE To CARE FOR
w from about May 10 to October 10. Address Mrs.
L. Nj. E., Star Office. sp2i-3t'
WANTED A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS.
w, formerly accustomed to elegant surroundlngs.
would take best of house, furnished unfUr-
mshed, entrusted to them for the summer; highest
references Address s. S. Star office. ap2i2t
WANTED-A SMALE HOUSE WITHIN MILES
w OF the city rent not to exceed $40. Address
SUBURBAN, Star office. ap24-3t'
WANTED..HoUsE AND GOOD SIZED LOT AT
w Tacoma Park price about $500; give full de-
scrlpton and terms. Address NJ II. g., Star Office.
ap24-2ts
WhNTED-FRoM OWNER THE BEST HOUSE
w that can be bought for about 80 600, in a good
central location. Address CASH Star office. VI
WANTED-HOUSES-w WANT HOUSES FOR
ap2O-7t 'i II 81 TAT i4t R II NV
WANTED--HOUsE AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS
at right prices. Address s. c. HILL Sth and SITS.
sp13-12t'
WANTED-AN 8 OR TEN-ROOM MODERN
basement preferred; between 18th and 22d and and
SITS. NV; from $1,000 to $4,000. State terms,
lowest price, number street and how inspection
De mad. r. .. b, 3l3, city. ap20-4t
WANTED-A DWELLING FOR SNAIL FAMILY:
w cash IN hand state price and location Address
+. PETERSEN,
ap4-lm' 1155 Sth st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES
FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-STORE 1922 PENNA. AVE " W:
Il now occupied as branch OF the Oriole rent. $40
per month. ap24-:St
ISOR REMITTANCE STORE 419 9Th ST, NEAR
Pa ave-; size, 1OxS5; has two plate glass windows.
Apply to J. JAY GOULD,
ap23-6t' f2l 9Th st.
ENOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 1919
Il ST. NV. suitable for restaurant or other business.
Apply TO OWNER, 2.S9 1th st. ". aplS-2m
NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING l22S 9TH
Vermont ave aplS-Im
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TtOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, real. Is
l. tate aid Insurance Broker 10th and 4 SITS. NV

l. tate aid Insurance Broker 10th and 4 SITS. nv
La Pierre Hotel, 10th l7.,5 9th St NV sr s45
and r SITS. NV, 4sr, 5i:5 I'd st. NV ioP' as
mod imps $3.50 $50 3Ist ST. NV. Sr, as
III. st. NV, l2r.. 100 1879 9Th St w, ar 40
81 ST.. 81. and store. 90 sos 9th St NV lor 40
Al L tn st. NV, l1r.. 100 92l2 II st NV 1r:B 30
1910 ST. NV, 12r... 90 l23 &c ST Sc, sr..,. 30
5l5 + ST. NV. Ar. .S3 - RIO II st. nv 5r3 80
i III st NV, l3T l23i st. ne, 20. 80
80. 1Otn St NV, lOr..aJ lob 81. W., Is
lUl 18th NV. lOr....OU 693 ~ 1T. T. W., Or - IL
st II. W.. 80 $40 ID stnw .}r store. 10
1874 Sc, 1Or...... 30 500 st. Sc, 10
i9ai ST. nv, 81. % lIOl 18th ST. II. w. Ar. ID
l232 18th At. NV, Tor. 30 3U7 ID st sc. 6r... Is
S13 Penn. ave. II. W. er A. 1884 n j. ave-, 4r 10
FURNISHED HOUSES.
J, near sth st, l3r-s5O0 II, near 2ist st. ST. $50
bet l1th a 18Th 1866 Sth. above X St I5r i 30
Mass ave, bet. 18th x. l. ave-, bt l6Sl a.. lbs
ana 4th, lr .:'33:}t St, near 10Th, Tor. l.>5
Conn ave, near St. $50 18th bet Oaud h Tor loo
n bet 9Th IL, l3r23O y II. ave. and 1t, 9r. rs
l. ST., Detl4 l52r s1o 35th near Y w., liz. 10
Yer. av., nr. v ,l2r. 1886
OFFICES.
Gal St, I'd floor 5 front 939 F ST Cd aoor Or $40
rs heated by steam $50 \. cor. r. IF. TO %
" +, "a moor front rs, La ave, from 10 to 20
,iLtateu Nv steam 90 ol3 lth ST., 2r..........2o
Elegant rooms i'll "Sun l2l L L ST IA W. or - 5
Building, 'hreproOf,2 ele- l2l 1 L ST n w sr - %
yators heated by steam, l2ll i ST. NV, lr......5
iron $50 TO $50 each, 5l3 II TIA st ,lr 20
N T. cor. 18th and Pa 400 l35f ST. n.w. shop. 20
ave-, lr....-..-S3331o O11e 10 ST. n. W., shop. s.
STORES.
512 | It'll st. NV. $50 5I3.t IL tn ST. so
ap22 r. o. HOFFMAN. 10tn and r sts NV
EoR RENI-NEw HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS AND
NV. s25 month. THEo. A HARDING, COS 1lth
st. NV. ap22-3t
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The above houses can he examined by permit from
cur office only. THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
ap2O 1924 ST IA W
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.,OR RENT-UNFURNISHED-

NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
with stable, garden and fruit, until tall, at Mt
Pleasant ii. c. HARMON, Second Auditors Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

srIMRCON NfI.L"-TH1S BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
Me-. the Merry Land tract" will be open to guests
T. a. BaU9AEh+ Petersville, Fred'k County, Nd
A FRANCONIA, FAMILY WOULD TAKE FEW
IA gentlemen boarders who have Offices in CITY Hail
nile irom station on A. 81: RR. For particulars ad.
dress Miss f. M WEADON Garfield p o., Tartar
w., VI. ap22-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-24

RI av, mr. l4th. llr.2U0
Cunn.ay-n'r X. llr.lB6.O1
- st, near 18TH. lOr. 100
q St, near 2Oth. llr. .125
18th st, near y, Tor. .125
y, near ! 9TH. or. .......l20
y ST, near 10th. llr. 100
= 10. i4th st.n.w.l2r. 100
Both Fl. NV. llr.......s5
1881 - II. NV, sr......U5
lNg3 9th Il. n "a ar 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-24

NOR RENT
II 1918 + ST. n. w., $50 60
2026 St NV, SIS IS
922 18th St NV, 2S50
superior ST., Meridian HILL 5r............... 1000
Stable, stalls, water, &c, Penn ave.. 1900
ap22-2w GEO. W. lISKINS, 18th and II Sta
NOR RENT-l2 9Th ST. N E., TWO DOORS
IL from East Capitol st. and two lines of cars; nice 2
room House, modern improvements; large yard
S22.50; key at 3l5 Pa. ave NV ap22-3t.
IroR RENT-FURNISHED, MOST DESIRABLE
IL three STORY. bay window, modern brick house on
reasonable terms, at zig n. Cap. ST. Inquire PA n
Cap st. ap20-4t
IHOR RENT-19O6 g; 9 r.; ALL NJ l.; $50. 1909
Il 1; . r. m l.; 500 1927 2: 10 T; m 1; s45
GRAHAM & BOLTON. Room 20,
ap6-3m 92S ST. n. W.
IHoR RENT-TwO FINE BRICK DWELLINGS, IA
Il and 20 St ne, ID and II rooms. respectively; all
mod. imps.; $50 and $50 per month TO good tenants
ap20-1ws S. r. BOND, 321 ~ st.
Tor RENT-2026 HILLYER PLACE. &75 PER
II month; 3story brick; IL rooms bath, cellar, and
butler's pantry; kitchen and dining room ON first
Aoor. WIN. B. KING. 900 + St sple-6t
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II st, mr.. 18th. l5r. 400
! II. nr lStL NV. .:B.i.l. 80
Ionu ave. lIuar ". l. r. 800
Mass .av..nr 18th, Or. 800
18th st..nr. /, 2Ur.....3UO
1888 l. Il. .5ers 1900. 30
X 81, nr. 10Th, llF go
/ 9th and h sts. l0r 80
Conn. av., near n. lsr.25O
Mass.aNe. ,nr 18th, l3r.22.bO
18th and y SITS. l.5r. 20
aye.l1r 200
18th -. near Mass. av.,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

LrNAwHr CSUSrr, MIA, 10 81 present pay.
sg Ost sometklug Ike twelve dollars . dag
n bonntses 90 dead spArr0wa
Iur railroad car oh whch Llncola rode 10
Washington ~ the time q bis nrst Inangn.
railoa ls uow used AZ q smoking car en- the
View York Central rAilruad and runa BE-.
tween Wellsboro aud Antrim, Pa
A NV gem, the pierre TonEulnoise, IL In
TIE market Nhen cut ike diamonds u IL
sad 10 be very beautiful Its color 10 adArk
blue, more brilliant than sapphire, though
some varieties have purpls o. red lnge
fHH great mininR enterprise Of uncover,
Ing the bed u Feather River, In Californsa.
At biK beHd, has proved failure. The
stream was successfully diverted. bat TIE
god expected 10 be found Al the bottom was
not there II 10 sad o. IA, oco was eHpcnd
ei on the project
TaE lonEcst uninterrupted debate on REQ
SRI Vas bF0sght 10 close By the New Zea
and House % Representatives the oiheV
lay IL bad caused q eonua uoas sitting Of
sevcnty-six hoars, entirvly giveA up 70 The
dlscunsion 81 representation bill. Vet The
debate was not hnished.
THE female clerks who have obtained 20
sitions In The Treasury Department wlthin
four o. I've years are mostly y0ung womeH
who have just passed throagh the norma
schuols and have catered the oowernmenl
ssrvioe through the civil servioe eNamina
nan tosI They are a bright lot Of youn 4
women.
A CniNEsa banking house Il aooa 70 b
sp-ned IN Ncw Norn City, and IL will be the
arsl Of is kidd Ia the United states A
small rate 81 Interest IL 10 be paid 70 cart
regular depo.itor, ana the money 10 10 b
lot out on . larger interest 10 legitimais
susinesa houses IN Mott street, where
NE pre.ent rate o. interest 10 between ten
and hfteen per cent for small loans on
good security. This banking scheme ind
Gates that the chinoss population q lnereas
Tag rapidiy.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
PouLTRY.HousE PEsrs



Euara Agsin-t rats
u u easier a. shut oui cats ana dogs
FROM winter chicken. than from tho-g
in summer coars. bat they arr always
20 be feared Ca hro1diur-hou=rs The
urlter's experience makes bee dread
rats a. pawrrful inc., countless. cruel
and rnllo--Iy greedy n there is q
Satan iu thc world u poultry. BE- sure
ly mus' take tEr form 20 Bishop Hattie :
execution ~ course. they cau ~
defeated, bot 10 is dInruIt o. guard
against enemies which arr such 90.
giuerr- at slv Ing aud tunnciiag They
1re responsible Tor many crimes
charged % minks often killing half.
grown pallets when huurri-r than
usual Once on moving 81 q farm with
uli outpuIlding-, fifty baby chicks
we're taken rs rats before they coulI
D. protected aul then after the brood
Ing huu-, vas corrupted. cat-, Regarded
as allies. Eut N ~ tAc uindows and
killed twenty more
liuH wire netting o. a safeguard
against rats, which after an arr not
rvaIly reasoning bging- n bcwilder.
Thorn by w. transparency aud tough
usss A width - it fastened over the
angle who're wall and auor jaln & >
great protection. because that J. whore
ihr, ure most apt 90 rnaw. hut pat MT
ioo much trust In this drfun-,,. Cor
their wicked. bright eyes may appear
in the middle ~ thc nalr. Hricx
foundations help Ia kesplag them out
- buildinEs, bot the cost l. often too
great The creatures may easily b.
poisoned Va their holc-. bit II they dio
10 uurrarhhhlH places the odors they
make pui~ons the woe chickens Well
trained cats are capital guardians -
hrpoding houses. bit must themselves
~ watched. lest thcy Yield a. q sud
den temptation. American Agricult.
urist
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
The Age o. Elseiriei,y

The century which i rapidly draw
Ing 20 close i appropriately called
the age n steam; that which will sooa
d. u=hcrud In will b. the age 10 clcc-
trtcitf Ia all probability people are
nov liying vho viii ride from savnn-
nah 81 Ncw York between the rising
and setting u the sun. Instead %
trains of many cars there probably
viii b. two o. three ears ~ tha
trsin. aud many trains The
heavy 'moguls" that nox are the
pride 81 the railroad companies will
no loagor pound the life oui of the
rails. - 10 speak. or shake bridges
and trestles 10 pieocs Every .ocoad
o. third car. possibly every one. will
carry = motor, taking IT, poser frota
stationary dynamos placed al intervals
along the track. The loads wIll BE-
lighter. and, therefore. the grades
may b. made heavier The tracks Of
other roads and the public and private
roaaways wii no crossed either b.
tunnels 90 bridges. and the danger M
grade crossings Will b. obviated; and
an unbroken line ~ fenciag viii ether
wi~o protect the trains Tho Light
alag msthod 81 travel vii b. both
safer aud quicker thaa The proscns
one - Savannah News
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

The thunder. zoo. had CEASED 70 boom
In the darkaaea heavens and the
lightning no longer flashed There
was somsihing ominoaa ID seemed 10
me. in their sudden cessation. Nor
was ! misiakca. for all "A once the
tempest broke upon us with such Ter.
riac fury that Tor several INMATES
thought u would sink IA
u quickly passed 20 Toward. how.
ever although Il silll hla~ hard gale.
and there was rather rough sea !
] could No longer make out the sloop-
~ -waF's lighI Tor nos black
masses Of nylng rack shrouded
the fuaming waters ahead ~ "a,
addinf 70 the :gloom In be-
dircction. although AsscrR she
weather was not yet - 'thlck" a. b
pFeyeat my Discerning with my night-
glass the pirate schooner. eth In pur-
suit u a.. ! could perceive that shs
bad lost her iib-hoom a. well n one
~ her sails Ia the late tempests. and
T
~ my masts was enabled 30 uluds
bee iur some time. bat a last heard
the yells u her rsscally crew rlose ca
our -iarboard quarter
got my lftesn moh ready tor CON.
bat though knowink a combat would
b. hopeless Shclburue. however.
graspiuE IA sword. stood there like d
youug lion. prepared 70 hght 81 ths
death, and ms either brave fcllow.
from the sloop bore promising
a-pcct with their 81 teeth ani Gam.
ins eyes A ~ more sras brought
the pirate craft nearly alongside ~ "a.
and already her fierce. yell armed
mon we're crowding un, ready - heard
~, while others. with ropes having
grappiIHE-irun at the ends wrrJ
about ~ make lat - ~. when sud.
Ideally 'nero came broad bright
fash followed ny roar ~ 20 hun
drrd thuudars sud the srhpuusr. shat
t"rrd . Fragments by the heavy shot
that sent crashing through hHr light
timh"r.. disappeared from our sight
che in-t do-pairlng yrIl- ~ her maimea
and drowning crew rising Wildly
abuye the howliug - the gale
The next moment Ike some black.
winged giant our -Ipup- ui-var came
hir.iiuE iram tho thick rack whict
had ruuH ui.d brr approach. aud
hruiulug sIuug over the ruin sha bad
made paz-rl ~. whi.y The clear trum.
prl ruI - hrr captains voice broke
upon my ears
llarl.a--fsrlparl. Lieutenant aua
trrn iH uur wake Will .rud a bltr
anHltr8 as snuu a. ! raa Mcs1w yuuf
siEHa' lantern alofi lu good ume
1uv wont 90 tu mil-bipman Sh,l.
iurua aud Fra~pod DO. hand telling
} .m ho had saved ID. all ~ hts daring
s p moaning l1o prrilpI. mast 20 wave
tHat signal ana that would uot L,i
e. sp.aA % hi- gallant conduct h a..
tHpfaIa
Nj, M..tnn. being near with a.,
other passengers. heard me. ana ! -au
brr -"t hlsck eyes fash With unmi-
taxable pride and truderur-. on the
gallant 'oiloa Ia ny gratitude va-
uu longer Jealous ~ him. but arkuoWl
edged tu myself that he deserved her
.u'., and thHi the two young peop',
wrru wr.l mated never treated him
eruH'y 40 ~. aud Whea. mouths later.
while wr ucra ~ Manila. q which
port We bad hnally bruu.bt the di-a.
h.rI ship hohrd that Mss Melton
ana be were Engaged. h.iod ms briat
p'I'r and smoked it feeling quite con.
tanird md happy kafus Hale. la \.
n I-..L-..-r
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

NaahtnNtun iuNt
One Of the pretty well known sons oi
better known father in Washington
yesterday formed the acquaintance Of
NJ. J II. Ryley. the leading man Of
the kehaE company. now playing Al
Aibaugh's Operahouse
Il will be perfectly frank with yoa.
Mr.. kyley." said the yoaag man. III
is not nay practice 10 DO this sort q
thing. bat there IL young LADY Of your
company whom would lks VERY much
10 know. add Il IL is agreeable I wish
you would ask permission 10 present
me 10 her
! sAoald be glad 10 do go. which
one IL sheg'
Miss Madeline Lneetl~ admire her
acting very much
SO do I. 3" SAID Mr. Ryley. 'ana 4
admire her. aud we'll | may a. well
eoniess-i love her"
Tie deuce yoa do7 AID shes''
well, ! have reason 10 believe she
loves me-"
MY dear sir. " said the Young maa.
wisely embarrassed. Il congratulate
foa Zoe she Il . charming yoang
woman.H
- suppose you know. however. thai
size = married. said Mr. Rylsy.
Ne, You don't tell met That's
badg''
Yea add she's married 10 q misera.
bic fellow Who doesn't treat asr half AZ
xell a. she deserves.
''Nho = The hFuleg' asked The yosng
man. with The alr % spe who i ready
% serve - frat assistant ehampion
WHO u hep
"Mhg. she Il married 90 me. poor
tang. sad the cosnediami ''aad With.
cut stopping 10 asa permlsslon. 1 viii
taka pleasure In presenting yea 70 haE
aad she vii 10 CAD " mssi sea"
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

ibhadelphia Times.
The sugar trust has been trusting IN
Providence OF some other agency TO
keep Claus Srrcckeis from sta tag az
his Philadelphia refinery. Bul neitheI
Providence nor the other agency has
intcrPosed 80 far, and nov Spreckles
proposes 10 start sill another refinery
a. New Orleans Muh big sugar 70.
hnery GA tho Atlantic seaboard. An.
other on the Cult oi Mexico, and all
tie rehnsries that amount 10 anything
on the Pacific coast Ne. Sprecksl.
vii be 10 a osit'on 10 sWecten the
sugar trust besides reducing the Pric.
VI sweotening 10 consumcrG
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
~ WAS A MERRY FARMER soY.

u 90 sem iarmsF ~, 'ss, 'F~as.a s'ous
So isa
ne. espry farmer ,ay ~ao -sl.sisa uss
rirH.
Aad o. svrst rotord ssriy eiras ~ spstns ~
uiisi sta fToas tfiil
A. ~ fafuisf ~ uithoat . ears wsat sally 70
thr utu
D. va ths uHisrs daughtsf whe go wsAsur
Iur So earug
uvas ~ uuisr's aasrht,T wha was swest.E
thau ths uiafns
49, vhes shs 49, NJ faFuer boy her little
saHa 49, tnshea
Maur a. faFuaFf baF sioaa aaaias az ths prestv
maid 10 blushndi
u'suta ths srrtnr thai tirass ma,a.
Whsu IA fs'ks q 4 and yeuhg FOLKS pratst
rur Love vIti Gene thaush 1--we b. late.
40 lassirs au1 insis ~ia gase theiF gass
lvas ths Iaiiy minsr whs rouna the hom.
siraa srut
D. as a. iaIg mhisr who fruwuoa with esep
iutsnt
And isua.ytr n. daughter sanea-no.hsrs
eHa.d shs hs faund
Whns hsr uprs So cd uunulshsa and las
stFr~s upoa ths gFusaai
nwss ths svuias shadows ua, wer. Fathsr,ns
auaHe
Hvas ths ss-uine saaaovs that wsrs mautlius
e'rf a. place
whru ~ ulIsfs rnsI auugh,sr ans ne iaFs
go nrrrt tuF
Cane e. ,hs mlisrs humss,sas " ,su tbsir
nfu fuuhd ~
fFsCn ths spring that blruies safe,
We eia faiks 49, sna FeaHa fssiks pFatsl
~ fsnfs wti uauFe a. neh less b. lasa.
Ana tasslas sna iaas 81 saag tasu essa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
Ne Nav.

Chicago TrhHna
Teacher TO class 10 Arithmetic)--
"Joha GOES marketing. he buys two
and = quarter pounds a sugar Al II
eenis a pound. two dozen eggs At ls
oenis = dozen. aud a gallon and hall
Of mia at - eeats a gallon. What
does ID al makeP'
Smallest boy (hugging himself oe.
staticAllyl 'Custard."
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

QuAHHaoAF. stoass c.. n. &. Iuly q ia
W 90 foaNfueM
naAa siR -Naaf ne. Msr.~'s Eaaiaa mes1
Ftils hasa sMert@i inest FstnaTkahls sHFNs
snthmf 4Wfinm ffufa NtdmnF difsrmltAast NJ
disease hat So - HfW afip uRun hHf thAt q
nenA nnt Mak atap hWeMht . hna ~ YUWf FiN
esfaFa she haa taasn ~ ~ eHa hna shs eoala 80
ahoat ths haas fgeaI ne e gstfs.tlF eel a@a
Years. gtess l. W hHhatsnNs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

expsrmeaa vita uneertaln remedies,
whea afflicted VITA any 81 tha afimense -,
wharh Dr Fiarue's 0oAden Medical Diaoov.
err 70 Recommended, as " IL 20 posltlvsly
certain IN 10 curative eMects On ~ warrant
~ manufacturers Ia gnarnntasina IA A.
eenent 90 cure, 90 naonay paid for Il il re.
teFeed ~ warranted 70 cure AL baoad
sksn aud scalp Diseases. salt Asuma. tmta~v
and al screfaioas sores add swelllnsm. a.
well aa eonsmmptaon twhich is sarofalA N
ne lanRal II takea In time ana givsa q lals
trial
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

- cas- heartily sag n aay younE man
Who - wanting god employ ulene work sof
johnson a Co following their instructions,
and You viii saoooed No writes the agent
klchmond, Va, and that's the way eli oi
their men talk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

All are entitled 10 the best that their
money sui buy, 80 every family shsgld
have, a. once, . bottle % the bamt family
remedy, syrup ~ Figs, 20 cleanse the aye.
ten when costiye 90 bilious. For sale Ia
IA aud 81 ~ bottles By all leading druggista