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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-02-16
win Offer Their SeryIcss.

ATLANTA. GA, Feb. o.--The Banks Coun-
ty Guards have decided to offer their SER
vices to the Federal Government In event
OF war over Samoa. The guards was one
OF the most notable ompanies In the late
war
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-02-16
South Carolina Ouakinu Aaain.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. IA slight
earthquake shock was felt last night in
lower South Carolina. The vibration was
such as is caused by passing train, and
was of brief duration.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-02-16
canada,s indian Formulation.

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. THE annual re-
port of the Indian Department has been
issued. The Indian population Of the
Dominion Is 1914 $50
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-02-16
auvsrnor.s Secretary Suicides.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. S.-Captain Jas. e.
Waller, private Secretary to Governor
Lee, was found dead in his Office with u
bullet-hole in his head. No cause IL
assigned for the deed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-02-16

THE Senate Committee on Military At
fairs has reported bill to retire General
Rosecrans with the rank OF Brigadier
General. A House bill proposes to give
him the rank of Major General.
A LIFE SIZE portrait of Abraham Lincoln
has been offered to the u. s. Government
for $40. 600.
JOHN CHAPINs was fatally stabbed by
VIM. McNally, at Pigeon Creek, w. Va.
JUDGE A. w. RUcKER was arrested and
fined at Denver, Col, for assaultlng an ed
itor named Arkins.
THREE persons were arrested ut Logans-
port, Ind, charged with illegal voting.
SEVERAL persons have been whipped by
White Caps in Virginia.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-02-16
BIaine's Washinqlon I,esjdence.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-James G. Blaine
has leased the Seward mansion, in this
city. for q period Of ten years.
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Fun With the Old Man.

He was meek-looking old gentleman from
the country, says Puck, and as he took his
seat ct the dining room table the drummers
looked at him over their soup spoons. They
noted his weather-beaten face, his wet hair
carefully parted and brushed around over his
ears, and his air Of difidence as he nervously
fingered his fork, and when the waiter girl
stood at his side and winked at the boot and
shoe man they were all attention.
''Soup?" she asked
The old man seemed q bit surprised at the
brevity Of the bill Of fare, and fdgeted about
as though waiting for her to say something
more.
would you like some soup?" said the girl,
with q side glance at the coffee and spice man.
Il ant particular about soup, as know of, F"
answered the old man.
Boil muffin appearance, roas' beef, RS lamb,
RS veal, fricasse chick'n, cole hamtongue,
chick'n salad, fritters, boil n baked p'tatus, -
said the girl with lightning like rapidity.
The old man looked kind of helpless and the
eyes fastened on the fork, which he showed
from side to side with his fingers.
Il guess I'll take-I guess you'll have to say
that again." he said looking up, and the girl
ratified the whole thing of in exactly the same
time as before.
The old man looked round the table and
caught sight Of drummer winking at the girl.
Then he jerked his head around and, looking
her straight in the face, he said:
"You may gimme SIN bile cornbeef n cab
bage, roas' beef, veal n mutt'n, cole chick n
n turkey a tongue; n SIN ham n eggs n
Goldfish cakes n sassage n beefsteak n piece
o. punkin pie n cup o. coffee, sis. n now see
ef yer kin make yer little legs fly 3 fast as We
kin yer tongue, for I want ter git home;
there's q shower comm up"
The girl hesitated, turned red, and then
made break for the kitchen, while the drum
mers laughed and the old man gazed out Of the
window ct the gathering clouds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12
AS TO BOUNDARY STREET.
Proposition TO Divide it into Alabama,
Nevada and Minnesota Avenues.

The street which 81 known az Boundary
street, and which extends from Massachusetts,
avenue ON the west around to the junction Of
the Bladensburg and Bennings roads and 18th
street on the east, 10 the old boundary Of the
city. The nams Of Boundary street has been
found Objectionable for the reason that IL con-
veys the impression that this is the limit Of the
city or Of the District, whereas in fact of late
the city has extended beyond this boundary
and large portion of the District lies beyond
it. There are two parts Of this street in which
the numbers are the same, due to the crooked
ness Of that portion lying between 9th street
and Massachusetts, avenue, and this duplica-
ton Of numbers on the houses creates great
annoyance.
this TOR some time OF late and today recon-
mended that the street be divided into three
portions, as follows:
First That portion running from 18th street
east to 9Th sire ct west.
Second: The portion running from 9th street
west to 10th street west.
Third: That portion running from 10th street
west to Massachusetts avenue and 22d street
west.
Capt Symons further suggests, If it be within
the legal power of the Commissioners, that the
first portion be deemed an avenue and have its
ucsiSIatiOu cnauSeu anu tDat IL De named a1tef
one Of the states of the Union, and he suggests
az an appropriate name therefor, and one
which is not now used to designate any avenue,
the name Of Alabama" The second portion
of the street, from 9th to 10th, 10 short por-
ton running in a northwesterly and southeast
erly direction. He suggests for this the name
OF Nevada avenue" after the state of Nevada.
The third portion, running from 10th street
west to the junction of 22d street and Massa-
chusetts avenue. runs approximately parallel
10 Rhode Island avenue and New York avenue,
and he suggests az q name for this portion
minnesota avenue"
BY adopting these names Capt. Symons
thinks the many complaints in relation to
Boundary street win be done away with.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR CARES-wAR DEPARTMENT.
IL Supply Division, washingtou CITY AuRusf a.
1SSQ-sealed propossls in duplicate, subject to the
usual conditions, WIN be received 1t this once until
TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON, FRIDAY. SEPTENBkR
SIX. 1889, for furnishing the sigual Once with two
Cherry Czses. Drsyings md can - cx
aminsd q the ssnsl Once corner Of 24th and sta
envelorss. marked Proposas for Gases Tor o.
nce" and addreqsed 70 C1ief of supply Division War
Department." Tbs right IL reserved 70 reject any or
AL BIDS. snd % waive any defectA u. 4 TH0RP
DROPosAIs ron DRRhiCK sPAKs, TINSEH
Il snd Manila Eope-O0ue Of Building fur Ihrsry
& ia haS - a.
s4shsng "a asiiySsdp r. nssrcs sPsIs .1d seusls
SaSi 7SS S;cfE5Ssk &, EH,ssf 6fSPt SsSs fSES:
z.ediassay tAegpafesr = pse.snes q baddsa tpsci-
saf fosnc 3 psopoess 49, 3 oSt.;nsd % s 81
s::iss g t Ia 80 f1s eskx. sSiss-
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A Charge Of False Pretenses.

This morning Detectives Raft and Horne n.
rested man named Reese p. Sawyer on .
charge Of false pretenses and took him TO the
Police Court, where he was locked M. The
officers found the prisoner at his home on New
York avenue between 18th and 18th streets.
He is o tall man, about sixty years old He
has long, red whiskers and wears gold elasses.
The warrant was sworn out by q young colored
man named Arthur A Martin. Martin, 1t is
charged. answered an advertisement in q city
paper and accepted a position from the defend
ant and paid him $50 on account as Q guar
antee OF the faithful performance Of duty. He
accepted. as he alleges, the following receipt:
Received of Arthur A. Martin thirty dollars
(s3O), TO be returned on ten days notice; the
said amount is deposited az security by the
said Arthur A. Martin, who is this day en-
ployed on a salary Of sc per week, payable on
Saturdays Of each week; said services to con-
slst OF tending on and acting as salesman for
the Washington social club, q society now
forming IN this city for social and literary pur-
poses. should the said Arthur A. Martin q SER
vices not prove satisfactory then he ID to re-
ceiye ten DAYS notice and at the expiration of
same he Is " be paid ell that may be due him
aud the deposit returned to him; aud il il fur
ther agreed that the said Arthur A. Martin In
not TO draw any salary until he earns the sum
OF twenty dollars (s20), making the total
amount of deposit fifty dollars (ss0), As agreed
Oh.
Washington, c., June Il 1882"
When arrested the prisoner declined to saw
snything about the case until he consulted his
attorney.
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The Weather and the Crops.


The weather crop bulletin Of the signal Office
says: During the week ending August 10 about
the average temperature prevailed in the south
ern states, in the Missouri valley, and Dakota,
while 1t was slightly cooler than usual in the
northern states east Of the Mississippi the tenn
perature being from So to 60 lower than usual.
There was an excess Of rainfall during the week
generally throughout the south Atlantic and
gulf states, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware,
Iowa, eastern Minnesota. northern Missouri,
and the east portions Of Kansas and Nebraska.
The weather was generally favorable for hsr-
vesting in Minnesota and Dakota, In Michi-
gan, Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri the cool nights
were generally unfavorable and retarded the
growth Of corn. which, however, continues in
good condition, but 10 much in need Of warm.
clear weather. In Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky,
and Tennessee all crops were improved BY f.
vorable weather. Corn 10 reported in excel
lent condition. Tobacco was improved in Ohio
but this crop needs more sunshine in Kentucky
In the central portion Of the cotton region ex.
was more favorable than that Of the preceding
week and the condition Of the cotton crop was
somewhat improved. In North Carolina and
South Carolina excessive rains caused some in.
jury to the cotton and tobacco crops. In the
west portion OF the cotton region the weather
was generally favorable. Prospects are re-
ported as excellent in Arkansas, and In Texas Q
heavy cotton crop IL expected il rain occurs In
the next few days. From present indications
these rains are likely to occur. In New England
and the middle Atlantic states the weather Of
the week was generally unfavorable. Through
out these sections the potato crop has been Sc
riously injured; the fruit crop in New Jersey
has been largely reduced and In New York the
hop crop has been damaged. All the crops
were improved in Virginia BY the favorable
celient condition In New England and was i'm
proved in Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12
She Did Not FIJI the Part.

He-"Yes. the acting is uncommonly good for
amateurs; but it is very evident that the play
was not written specially for Miss AthertOn, ~
they say it was"
she-"oh, how can You speak % positively7
II seems TO be adapted to her genius, am
sure."
Hey es,I know; but haven't you observed
that Lady Gertrude's lovers always call her MY
beautiful darlinRY"
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THE COURTS.


PoIicx CouST--Jados xi1s pro tenn
Today-Samusl Johnson. Matthew Ridgeley,
Jackson, Thos. J. Humphrey, WIN. Goodwin,
Frederick l1pesding, Edward cunningham, dis
orderly; - each. W. n. Minor, unlawfally
dspositinG MORTAR; o. ChAA johnson, throw
ing stones; - Alice Taylor, profanity; eA
Michael shee, crualty TO animals; o. WIN.
Jsnninga Indecent sxpesazs, G
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Too Much Land.

From the Burlington Free Press.
He-"My dear, believe shall sell lot OF
our frontage"
She--.Why, Charley, You said when you
bought the place you would never sell an inch
OF that lovely lawn, even IL we were starving"
He-"My love, at that time had never had
any experience running q lawn mower"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12

Among the arrivals on the steamship Etruria,
which reached New York Saturday evening,
we're ex-Mayor Abram S. Hewitt Of New York,
and ex-ninister TO Turkey Oscar Sxaus&
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The kial Of John Ysidsli alias Rev. Fismon
Of Pittsburg for murder, committed In 1894,
tsrninatsd - EdssAeld, B. O., Saturday, IN Z
verdict q mot guilty"
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Cholce Dict Tor Sum mer Guests.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer
Farmer Thrifty to His wifs-''S'poss there
amt no uss In my fesdin' thsss yer Bad carrots
to the COWS now, Miriam dy, il there2''
'.0usss not, josiah, )" eame back the cheerful
reply. ''1hs summer boardsrs u be here W
night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12
The weiter-weight Championsh

The Weiter-Weight Championship.
The prize fght between Pete Lally Of Balti-
more and Billy Mcmillan, the English pugllist
which would have taken place in about six
weeks, has been declared Oh, Lally being unable
to find the necessary backing. While the above
fight was being discussed the backers OF Billy
wanted go. Mcmillan promissd that II the
match between himself and Laily fell through
he would accommodate Young. Az soon a. il
was learned that the hght with Lally was OF
to meet him, provided the arrangements could
be made. The two pugilists win meet this
afternoon and arrange matters and post for
felt. The result OF this fight will decide the
welter-weight championship Of the United
States. as McMillans challenge and forfeit,
which has been with Harding Of the Polios Ca
sstss, was not accepted There u some feeling
between the two mon and the knowing ones cay
that the aght viii be one Of the hottest that has
ever taken place about here.
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FOR RENTLHOUSES.

ISoR RENT-l43z q IT. NV l3-RooN DWELL
II ing, me order; go. 50 n 81 NV, 7-roOm Bay
rer montA- pweliins Par, q BuildinS nesshwe.t
Se., nice room Brick House mi: s.o4o 40 al
e. NE, nice I-rson Birch House. mi $40 so
Once Rooms 12.S 81. NV. second door go third
toor 315. Ia st Sc, S-rcom Brick House; slo.
lag wilson St nv. 6-ro1m Br1c& House: slo. Good
roufny Stable. rear 1870 9th q n VI. SS.
aut2-3t W. G. DUNALL. e25 y st NV.
I.oR RENT-HoUsE l27 NORTH sT., BET; Isl
Il and I'd sta ne; nine rooms; water. sas. bath
park IA front: large ysrd in Inquire st l29.
aal2-sa.
LNoR llENT-AN Ri9HT.Roo BRICK HOUSE,
II gas AND water, bath room and cellar; HOS 81.
nv. Inquire on the premises. sul2-2t.
UroR REN1-A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED L.
IL room Houke lear Iowa Circle containing every re-
Quisite for houseke siing and in thoruugh repair
FOR RENT on sALE-A New lo-T0Qm House fac
Ing New Hanpshsre ave. open nre-placs-- furnace.
cabinet mantsis buffers pantry aud partly papsred
Address
au9-3ts 8. g. o.. star Office.
INOR RENT-HOUsE AND RESTAURANT, lsa2
Il 9TH ct. NV Apply st 643 st. nv sul2-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I,CR RIM ls0s L 81. ILL.,. s8s|
18Th 81. l0r. eos yOS 2bth a.. Or 2-S9I
!, ne ss'h . ~; : 20 hyss .llsy
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1oo6 Esw., Or. m.is215O
ly6 9th ne. o. IA. i. 20
80 2 81. NV, Or, NILS
Sl9 4. I. ave, 1r....16.30
go Il st. ne, 5r........l2
2lo 9th 81. N. W, 5r. 1l.50
455 Axnery St aw.......s
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ATTORNEYS

N ssssIf Is Iss'ss. 81 a3Gss5I45L
3. q f:sisssa iaiS aS AZ s'''eE
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANLEp-ro RENT 4 HOUSE. OR ROOMS on
e: xs sian, san once ss squares Of na:h
WANTED-To PURCHASE TEN-RooM HOUSE
wv in respsetaele locali,y; any one Offering srs.t
se3m,s.cas saa sapsasss y addressing ri s.ss
wANTEp-4. NoRTHERN FAMILY WISH Is 10
~: :: si 2sis:s e. 81:
w modern improvements and CONVENIENCE: west
e lss st. and north Of Pa. ave. CHAs. B. BAYLr.
WHNTED-wE ARE HAVING GREAT DEMANDS
sensns can s. s6t.insd properly is left Win US:
ss ssl + s.S Rssss q.
WSTEDHH HAVE ySY EaSI
ssSns aa9 az MOS % .SSS
WANTED.Io PURcHAsE FOR 4 CASH CHI
ent Several Houses, as an investment: price,
sSSS eiyanf Esd snf ~,
WANTkD-To SELL OR ExcHANaE-e-Roo1
~ ~ Z aee .s s.rssa
IN xsa1. .oI %
WANTED . BEFORE SEPTEMBER j, SMALL
, Houss Nth Stable IN city or suburbs address
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
e gvins to its Rental DEPARTMENT hs. enabled
Keep our houses wen ensntsd and hasiefs US With few
Rss.dsHss or non-residsnts having Furnished or
our hands. JOHN sHEkMAS ! CO. -
WAASnT,ssIDsm5II MAyE IMPLICATIONS pAlLI ron
s iSsa L sii sci Ton ~ "a 1ss1''
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IHOR RENT-1IQ4VT

EOR RENT-11o4 VT.
II av, LIE, fur. ..&3. 000
1908 q ST. NV, Tor. I'D
Cor.ltfhGO 1T. n. w.. ] 0r4U
203l Portner pl., or. 2S. 80
3e4 Mass. ave. n. e., 6r25. so
141 h st. u. G., Or. ..25
1903 Caroline 81, erx5. 30
522 I'd 90. ne, ar. ..27.50
zQ45 z st. n.w- Ar. ~. 20
:s031 Z gt. NV, Ar. 10. 80
100 ., T. 1914 l. st.. Arc. 80
921.r.922 q st.n.w.,4rS.3 30
1924 Valley St. 4r....-..6
R'r 1918 st. n.w..4r. Q. 80
NA6Hlk<
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EoR RENT-sToRR 1920 7TH sr NV; GOOD
business location; See premises House 2032 9Th
st "; six rooms, wster, &C.; ais per month Rooms
and Desk Room at e35 ut. NV; terms moderate;
premises auIO-:sts
EOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING ON I'M
Iortant business thoroughfsre for millinery. con-
1ecn9nery druggist tailor q other light business;
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EOR REM
Eur. 2l2:2 II st., l10(
1926 18th a., Tor. so. 81
1881 U st., 12r. mi 50.5l
23!l Pa sv. j Or. .m.l.5Q.5l
2325ha-ay..l Or. ,m.i50. 81
Dur, 2o27 II ST., 7r. sc
1871 Pa ave-, Or. 40. 81
2l26 L st., ST., m. 1. .40.5U
s:SS p ST., Or, m.L.....s0. 30
1146 81 st. 12r., m-L4C.5O
212s-29 K 81. or.ml.37. 81
1915 q st., Tor. M. LBS. sc
ll43 2lst st. 1:-r. 80. sc
3Ol2 Dunbarton. 9r. 35.5
2134 1 st., Sr., m.f......35
1913 22d st., sr.. mi $3.50
2o16 II st., ST., nj. 80. sc
so ID %. ne, 6r...xe
$40 ed st. ,9r-m.i.27.50
2xll = st., 6r. MI. -25. DC
2l03 ! st.. = rs...-2.5 SO
2l35 II st., Sr., m 4. $3.50
6l9 I'D St, 6r., NILS. SO
2433 X St, Ir.-.....25.4 Is
$500 22d ST., Or. .25.3Q
920-9:s2 24th, Or. ...25.3Q
23l3 4 IT, Or ,m1..xS.3o
l31-l39 4 %. n-el......-25
For q full list apply 70
auto
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LICK RENT
y $40 y 1T. n.w-..-..e65
222 3D. st.s.e.. 13r.. mi. 40
2:ss LIST st. s.e., Or, MI. 80
500 Ost. n.w- 7r., M.i..25
7 9th st. ex- NV, Sr......25
1912 3oth NV, 7r., m.i.25
4OS N. j. ave. Sc, Or. rs
au10-efs CAyun0n Aan
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couprrrrf pHkkS S5i HOUSES s,v ,-v
OFFICES.
e41 ST. "a 6oor. 5front Ileeant rooins IN sun
n, heated by steam. $50 building, treproof ole
~ =, 81 noor front rs Natofs heated by steam.
OF, heated ey steam ,,,;..99 ;,yn eto ego each
e39 st.. I'd floor. ..l2il2ll 81 n W. u -. IS
40 La sva. from 10 TO 20l
1926 14th st. nw... 900 1890 14th II. =. $40
1927 14th st. nw.......6Os
Those elegant New Stores, lol6 lois, 1920, lo22,
1024 and 1O26 CONNECTICUT ave, will be finished
october i. For particulars call ut my Office.
su12 r. o. HOFFMAN. lotn and Il sta nv
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATI

COUNTRY REAL ESTATl
LOB sALE--A HIeRLY IMPROVED pATRY AZ
buildings; dwelins-. barn s:ablins. kc. situated
miles south of Washington city npon surveyed ros
ELSEocA < BSiIiSaSh. 7. D. f Boz So. 1,.ss
LION sALE-l3o .AcaEs GOOD LAND; SINAI
iimproyements:o miles from city. IN Pc. %. ~
10 aeres very best Montgomery county land
from Tenleytown, terminus Of Electric 4. r. sf1,,
house aud barn, fruit &c, Also. IL quail
under nne cultivation, sdJoininS both very CHEAP a
20 acres hne location. stream through 90; on Cd
near ID on ssme rosd both esesp and easy .sr@s
MILL dodsfhRf a5n eh 2ko6sb A 4ah crf
su10-2t Sun Building. 1917 q
TroR sALE-AT DERwooD. 500 YARDS FRd
Prime Land IN Srs.s $1,000: lev acre. su6disia
this property end the station has sold readI
iUs CO ccoks Asi n sSs
TSoR RENT-4o ACRES WITH HOUSE OF
IT rooms rood Stable and buildings, only mil
from Center Market; mile from Bennings ststid
Len fS1s Osif 81 si z Sc tenant
INoR sALE-l75 ACRES; HIGH LAND; rs
Il building timber. $50 in grass, yielding 2 s1ns
rove hs se TO sSe s s n s.ss
s5 sq =; - Ti ss n ,r.n s0eksaIs COOKE ~
L,QR sALE-oNE OF TIE MOST DRsIRAB{
- nf.rns. Containing shout 20 acres on he ko{
ines good fe0clnx. and val wstsrsd; F-sund has b
hresen FOG The 1sctx,e road IN that direction.
DO Acres On the 1th-st road near FOREST Glen; u
located, vide front the PIKE. vii be sold cheap
sn inzesclsse peychassr: loo are ssllfDx An the M
meut
90 Acres nsss euislard, ven tmprevsd By *
house s-''' '''' A'''' ss IL v st;sHsh CO.
su7-5t 6I6 q M
EoR eAIE-ox MKT, m y. q O. BUILpT}
n Lofs. CofteEee. End 0Du1try wounns. Rrsa1. IN
dry asd poultry farms vsli<nt q tsfons spi
I'D timber lAndA COOK d. LDCkkTT, o3SSf
x-W. MIC
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PERSONAL,

IINOAJNA AL.
G1An REWARD FOR ANY INFORMATION
S1VO leading to the Arrest and Conviction Of the
Person or Persons who Cut the Wires Of the Electric
Railroad at the CoRpanys Works 1t lexington on
July q and August s. Address MCDENlTT'S DE-
TECTtyE AGENCY, sos Pennsylyania ave. nv.
u ETIRED GENTLEMAN OF FIFTY, OF HIGH
IL Social and Financial Position, will Correspond
With Lady in same situation; object mar
mony; best references given ana required Address
GENTLEMAN, Star ONCE. aulO-2ts
/, he LAWYER IN WASHINGTON WHO WROTE
70 postmaster at Fouche, Uuschits Parish, Louis
ana Tor information of h l. whyte will be salts
factortly answered by addressing ID. n. sHoLARS,
Monroe. La suS-6t
UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DEFECTIVE AGENCY
a Williams g. Communics tons promptly at,
tended 70 and strictly Confidential. Once open al
hours. VIM WILLIAMS. Manager. e2o ST nM
(IvIL.sERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answsra Send loo. to
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