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MAVERICK BANK.

BosToN-The Maverick National Bank did not open for adjustment of accounts today as has been stated. Receiver Beal says "The bank will be open for adjustment of its business at the earliest possible moment, but am not ready to name the day"
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The entertainment at Schieffelin hall to morrow night.
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IN NEW YORK

NEW YoRE-Uncertainty as to the legislature continues; both parties as- sert their claims and as losdly as ever The county commissioners did little or nothing yesterday to settle the question nor will they do much be- fore the last of the week. News from the several disputed counties show an inclination on both sides to raise A row that was only prevented by a wholesome regard for the law which is plain and explicit The situation is trying to both parties for each has its ali at stake and is taking every chance 70 win The Herald figures make the assembly tie but the republicans claim a majority and so do the Demo crats.
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The sanday School entertainment that was to have been given ihi evening has been postponed until mex Thursday evening ;he l2th inst The programme will appear in Mondays PEosPsoToR-
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c. \. Thomas'siIl be home tonight from Mammoth. He will remaio in Tombstone but ieT days.
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COUNTY RECORDS

BUTCHERS REPORT. P Harrington Bisbee, slaughtered for Oct.--7I head.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. H Priteharl to J. J. McClellsnd to dispose of I interest in "Old Timer mine.
 DEED, T D Williams and wife to B F Hin- son 300 feet on Mule Gulch and house, Bisbee-$600.
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From Wednesdays Daily.
 Skating at the rink tonight.

Frank Austin started for TeIspe today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-15

The New York Store has just re- c-ived a splendid fot of hoys' hats.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-15

The csttlemen in many parts of Co., chise will winter their stock without loss. Only on the overcrowded ranges will the dry season be felt,
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WRESTLING MATCH.

SAN FRANCISCO - The Occidental Athletic Club has matched Bob FIiz- simmons, the pIIze fighter, and Joe Acton to wrestle for purse of $I,OU0 on Nov. 30.
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wholesome regard for the law which is plain and explicit. The situation is trying to both parties for each has its ali at stake and is taking every chance 70 win The Herald figures make the assembly tie but the republicans claim a majority and so do the Demo crats.
 WAR IN CHINA
 SHANGHAI-Inteuse excitement pre- yails here. The course of events is tending toward great civil war For eigneTs in China are in extreme peril. The chief of the great secret society Kalao Hin, has been arrested in the French concession at Shanghai. The Vicer0y at Nankin has ordered him to be tortured, hoping he will belray his aecomplices. If not he is to be be- headed The whole province Of Hun an is in a state of seize and open re- volt. FIGHT WITH ROBBERS. BIRMINGHAM An attempt was made to rob s passenger train near here today. A fight ensued between train men and fftsen robbers. The latter were driven of. One brakeman was wounded.
 BANKERS.
 NEW ORLEAss-The silver question was taken up again today. st John read paper in support of a new scheme for the coinage of gold and silver
 GUATEMALA kEv0LUTIoSIsTs. GUATENALA-Grardas and other leaders who are organizing a revolu- ton against President Bsrillss, have their headquarters at seapaehucia, Mexico. The Mexican government will be asked to interfere and not per init violation of the neutrality laws.
 LUCKY WASHINGTON. WAsHINGToS-There is much re- l joicing here over the receipt of the news that the, next encampment of G. A. R. will be held in this city, CHAMPION BANTAM. SAN FRANcfsco-D. A. Hawkins, champion bantam pugilist of the Paoi- fic coast, knocked out Billy Donnegsn at San Francisco in s rounds, at the Occidental Club, The fight was a clever one and the knock out blow wa. clever left handler on the point Of the chin.
 THE PEAcE CONGRESS-. RoME-The peace congress opened today, Signor Bonghi presiding. Eng land and America were strongly rep resented in the congress. At to-day's session Mir. Ho~ard, an American delegate, made an address and was loudly applauded.
 THE TENANT AWARDED. NEW YoRK-The National League magnsLes met this evening and form ally awarded the pennsnt of 1891 to Boston. chieago's charges against New York were considered and split in the board of directors occurred over ! she awarding of the psnnaat.
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NO GLIB.

SAN BERSARDINO-E- A. Ray, agent for the Southern Pacific at this place disappeared on Wednesday and has not since been heard from. An ex- animation of his books show deficit of 5000. He has been suffering for the past year with cancer of the stomach and has been compelled to use cocaine. His friends believe he committed suicide.
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INJURED

RoME-The bull fight at Castella- mare, city on tine Gulf of Naples, was msrred by a horrible accident. A stand containing 800 people collapsed One hundred of these wese badly in iured and several 1t Is feared will die.
 PREPARING WAR VESSELS FOR SEA.
 NEw YoRK-Work on the men of war which are getting ready for sea at the Brooklyn Navy yard is progressing rapidly. and il is thought that the Atlanta, Bennington and Concord will be in readiness by Saturday night
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NEWS BY WIRE.
ACTIVITY.

YALLEJo-There is great activity in the navy yard Mschinists were at work Sunday and sunday night on the Mohican. Teegrams have been received at the yard urging the put ting the vessels in readiness for sea at once. All available workmen on the lists have been sent for and 1000 men will be at work in a few days. There are new six wooden vessels at Mare Island all of which could be r.ady for action within five weeks.
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SEAL FISHERS CASE.


 WASH SGToN--The hearing in the Behring sea sealeries case in the Su- Preme court was resumed this morn ing. Solicitor General Trait continu- ed his argument, Attornty-GeneIal Miller interrupted NIT. Taft in the course of his remarks to announce that it had been agreed to submit the controversy between the United States and England as 10 the seal fishery tO arbitration and that official announce ment of that fact would soon be made.
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And the crowd was A dry one
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-15
LUCKY WASHINGTON.

WAsHNGToS-There is much re- joicing here over the receipt of the news that the, next encampment of G. A R. will be held in this city,
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BANKERS.

NEW 0RLEAss-The silver question was taken up again today. St John read paper in support of a new scheme for the coinage of gold and silver.
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FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.

BIRMINGHAM An attempt was made to rob s passenger train near here today. fight ensued between train men and fifteen robbers. The latter were driven of. One brakeman was wounded.
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PRODUCE AND mERCuANDIsE.

New YORK, Dec. 3l.-ISpeciall-
Southern flour. moro active, firmcr.
Wheat quiet; No. red, 1861 elevator,
l07A afloat. Options advanced &c,
closing firm on moderate receipts west
| and covering by shorts; Jan, 1851 :;
Feb, 1853: May. LOG. Corn ,l@Mc
higher, dull, light offerings; No. ., 59H
cle,a or, 6OA anoat; ungradcd mixed,
57l1 Vo6c] u; steamer 5S5M59I. Options,
advanced 100 sc. reacted 4m} &c, clos
ing steady on duh trade.
cas- higher, firm, moderately active;
options stronger more active: Jan. 80:
Feb. 5o@: May, all9: No. white. Feb.
5l9s@oil3i. spot pr!c IS: No. 3. 10: d.
white, 4SMGDi9; No. =. 495lG1509i: mixed
western iS0o5l; white do. 5uuD5G.
Cofi'c. options opened fairly steady, 10
To 20 oints down. closed steady down
10 up. better ca >; Feb. Si5.G5G1 Is. so;
March, SO SoW lo.l.: May, 81 1850 ii. ID.
SPOT rio tilm. quiet; fair cargocs, i,l4 l.
No. :. l7L. Sugar, raw quiet, steady;
refined quiet steady Molasscs foreign
nominal; New Crleans dull steady; com
mon To fancy, 3O0o35. Rice quiet
steady. Petroleum quiet, steady; re-
fined, all ports, S735.
Co,ton.s' cd oil quiet, firm: crude, OFF
adc. 2lw24 i;os!n dull, steady;
'aincd. common TO good, li2i lGn lax.
L irpcntinc quiet, easy. As&i03 i94.
Wool quiet, weak: domestic fleece 300
-; pulled. @Gm33; Texas, l9Co2i. Pork
quiet Beef steady. quiet; beef hams
quiet, steady. Ticrced beef steady.
dull. Cut meats quiet, weak Midilcs
quiet weak. Lard higher. strong; Nest.
rrn steam SG..5: city, S5.T0; Jan, ST. ~;
Feb. Sf.37; May. Si.7O: refined stronger;
continent, SG.iUC0G.i5; $. A., 57.lu.
FrcightS to Liverpool steady.
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him whom he wen. home where she

him whom he went home where she
could talk to him more freely.
When Bits boon companions heard
how he had deceived his wife they be-
como indignant and threats OF lynching
were freely INDUCED in. One Of them
seized missile, and before could stay
his arm he hurled it with all his force
at the inattcntive husband 1t struck
him with full force on the head, and
tho next moment his head and shirt
were covered with crimson gore. lie
had been struck by an ovor-ripe tomato.
NOTE. Authors Of novclettes arc
warned that patent for this startling
climax has been applied for.
The storm OF Indignation assumed
such dimensions that Bill Boozle rose
to his feet and staggered out OF tho
grocery, one of tho jewellers giving him
parting kick that raised him Off tho
ground. followed him. Ilo moan
dered on both sides of the road in zig-
gag fashion peculiar to men who take
too many whisky straights. Ito was
going to tho railroad station. kept on
pursuing him. He evidently contem-
plated throwing himself under some
passing train. Then ho changed his
mind and started in the direction of the
station. In a moment had OWNED
bis intention. He had given up the
idea Of throwing himself undor tho To-
connective rs too uncertain. lie was 60
Ing to adopt n mode of death which.
while more painful, would be absolutely
sure. lie was going to eat IL kiln-dried
railroad lunch counter sandwich
just as ho WAS reaching out for the
fatal sandwich graspcd his suicidal
arm and led him away whore gave him
my card and told him that | had come
to save him and Jennie from fate
worse than death.
Bill was surprised, but he consented
to abstain from sandwiches for the pres
cnt. asked him how his VITO was
coming on.
Great Iioavcns!'' he exclaimed. "shc
is starving 10 death fora scalstin sacouo.
It's all my fault, FOR she is an angel OF
goodness. Never u harsh word from
her lips. Let me 60 and cat the fatal
sandwich"
"Bill," said !, they arc not healthy
when INDUCED in TO excess. I'm your
friend, and I've got the money to help
you and Jennie. Here is 500 for a
sealskin sacduo for Jennie. Hero is
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when proposed to Jennie, but four:

when proposed to Jennie, but four
teen years later.
Yes. there was Bill Boozlo, with
nose looking moro like u Chinese lantern
than human organ Of smell, playing
cards with his boon companions, and he
seemed to be tho boonicst of the gang.
All at oncc saw Jennie. She entered
all at once. But O, how changed. and
Tor tho worse! She went up 10 him and
said: william, whore is that scalssin
sacQue You have been promising me for
New Years gift for the last ten
ycars?"
lie didn't know where it was. Jennie
turned and went out with n look Of such
intense anguish on her features that
halfway felt sorry for her-husband.-
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MR.. GEORGE ON THE FORCE BILL.
The Mississippi Senator Speaks
for His State.
The Record of Northern Stutcs Taken In
RovIow on the Subject of the Suffrage
Mississippi Defended for Protecting
Herself A gainst' Ignorant and Dcbascd
Suffrage Mr.. Hawlcy's Rejoinder.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-[Spcciall-
Senator George, of Mississippi, spoke on
the force bill to-day i'll the Senate. He
alluded to the the statement made yes
terday by Mr.. 1oar that there was not
- limo or sentence in the bill that would
growing out of tho new constitution of
Mississippi, and said that nevertheless s
the time of the Senate had been largely
occupied by Republican Senators in the
discussion Of that conccded1y irrelevant
question.
Mr.. George proceeded to review and
to defend the course OF the people Of
Mississippi in the adoption of their new
constitution and to discuss in that con-
nection tho constitutions and statutes of
other States on the subject Of suffrag 90
and of the negroes. In winding up this
part of his argument, MIR. George said
that he had thus gone through the
history of legislation and constitutional
provisions Of Northern and Western
States, not with view Of charging their
people with inconsistency, but with Il
view Of showing the Judgement of tho
American people that The negro race
was inca pable OF self government
This WAS before the fifteenth consti-
tutional amendment had prohibited dis
tinction ON accountof rnc". Mississippi
having 4 larger proportion OF negro
population than any ouhcr State, having
100000 voters who arc unable to read
and who are uniformed az to civil and
free institutions, had seen proper TO call
Il convention TO oct the evil. not of
negro suffrage per sc, but OF ignorant and
dcbascd suffrage.
Mr. Hawley mado an explanation of
somo points made by MIR. George III
connection with the laws and political
practices Of Come cticut, and followed
with another criticism of the now CON
stitution OF Mi i,issippi, which he said :,
contained patcut open acknowlcd gcu
and dcflan, device for DISTINGUISHING the
colorcd citizens OF Mississippi. The
Senator could not justify it, or could
not answer the papers OF his own >tat,
that CONDEMNED it.
Pending hill was intended to romcdy
such case rs that; perhaps it could not
do so. But that clause OF the MissiS-
sippi constitution was one OF the most
trcm endorous arguments in favor OF the
bill. 1t seemed TO have been brought III
by Providcnco right in tho crisis OF the
controversy.
Read THE TIMES for tho news and
mlso read 1t r',r 'ror~ains.
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$1,000 more to get some wet groceries,
etc, 70 celebrate this New Years Eve
Tell Jennie you rung in a cold deck on
your boon companions. Wipe that to-
mato off tho back of your neck. All /
ask of You Is that you swear OF on
whisky and cards"
Thore was happy gathering IN tho
Bill Boozlc mansion that New Years
eve.
Bills swear-off held good Not q
drop OF whisky passes his lips lie
takes bottled beer and gin fixes in
stead, and instead OF cards | give him
tips on tho Wall street market. Jennie
is as happy rs tho day is long. parading
the streets in that sealskin sacquo.
And am n welcome guest at their
house. My appearance is signal
for burst of delight from tho children.
We arc all happy, SO will ring down
the curtain before something happens
To mar tho tableau.
THE END.
NOTE desire to call the attention O.
the reader who has waded through tho
foregoing to the fact that havo kept
my promise OF writing story out Of
the usual line Variety is the spice Of
lifo. ALEX. T.. SWEET
Author OF "JCpnie's Lovers" etc
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) ono which is guaranteed to bring
satisfactory results, or in case OF
lure return of purchase price. On
safe plan you can buy from our
I&rtised eiruggista bottle of DR.. Kings
~ Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
EAntced to bring relief in every case,
tn> used for any affection OF Throat,
t8s or Chest, such as Consumption,
smmation of Lungs, bronchitis,
bma, Whoooing Cough, Group. etc,
ll'1t is pleasant and agreeable to
,fI perfectly safe. and can always be
ishded upon. Trial bottles free at
ltacll, Christian & Barbec's Drug
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Southwest Virginia Mineral,
Timber, Farm and City Property
Agency.
Principal Office, Roanoke, Virginia.

The undersigned have opened AN Of
flee for tho sale of mineral, timber and
farm land, and city property on commits
sion. They will develop mineral lands,
analyzo ores, give instructions for de-.
vcloping on y reasonable charge. SELL
farm and timber lands. All IMMORAL,
farm and timber lands listed with them
for sale will be extensively advertised
through agencies in the Northern States
and Europe. a record OF all ores. their
analyses and location will be kept in
our Office for inspection OF buyers.
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The silly GIrie.

Girls are no good anyway" said lit
tie Johnny; they amt got any sense"
Flows that?" asked Merritt.
"Bccausc." was the reasonable reply,
"as soon as their stockings get big
enough to hold a lot of things they stop
hanging them up."-Judgc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW YonK, Dec. 3l.-lSpeciall-Ex
change quiet and firmer at 4S0@4S4.
Money close at 2>l@s, closing offered at
3. Sub-Treasury balances-gold, Sl4S,-
$4,000; currency, SI,023,OOO. Govern
mcnt bonds dull and steadY-4s, 122N;
AIS, 1O34. State bonds dull and
featurcleSS
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lilo Lookcd un tho Addrn.s

Can | see Santa CLAUSE" asked tho
small boy. entering Fogg's toy-store.
lies not hero, sonny" returned the
old man. kindly. why do you look for
him in my placer"
"Well, saw your name on tho wagon
he sent me, and thought might get
him to trade it. for 4 pair Of skates. -
Puck.
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MINERALS A SPECIALITY.

Al persons having L ino:al, farm or
timber lands are requested 20 list them
with us for sale. The long experience
OF our senior Mr.. J n. Daily. IL mining
and sale of real estate warrant us in as
surfing our patrons that their interests
will be properly guarded i'll tho sale of
their property, and all money coming
into their hands will be promptly paid
over. Owners may, If preferred, employ
their special agent or 4 ttorncys.
Persons, in sending descriptive list of
property, are specially cautioned against
lessons chances OF sale. Wo also advise
against giving options on mineral
properties, they often Interfere with
sales and lead to litigation.
We shall do legitimate commission
business.
Active, reliable agents wanted In
every county in Southwest Virginia
All city property listed with us viii
havo prompt attention, and sold to best
advantage.
We have booked for sale list Of i'm
proved and unimproycd property. bust
ness and dwelling houses in different
sections OF the city.
Persons wishing to bny or sell are
respectfully invited to call on us.
Office, Room }, Moomaw Building,
Jefferson street.
Refer TO First National Bank OF Roa-
noke, Virginia.
j. A. DALBY, SONS & co.
nvll-6m3taw
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Is. for in

HERE Is, for in
9 t q nee, on o
character famil-
lar to the read
ers Of Christmas
and Now Years
novels, who is
conspicuous in
my novelette, by
his complete alb
scncc. | refer
to tho aged
tramp who has
soon bott @ T
days, and who
invariably So
lccts this sea-
son of the Ycnr,
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After Church on Chr,s,m,s Day.

The Rector You seem unusually hap
by this morning, Miss Alice-tho loys Of
Christmas, presume?
Miss Alice Yes. tho joys of Christmas.
received twenty more presents than [
lSn'f flnt nr.Nttrrt 20
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JENNIE'S LOVERS.
a Somewhat Original New Years
Novelette,.

introductory Notc.-Thc author desires to
call the attention OF tho reading public TO the
following New Years novelette,. and to prepare
them for the surprises that await them in case
they should decide To read IL
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4 Song of Chrlstnnas.

" ~ 'HN 'h %
sing q song OF Christmas,
Stockings full OF toysl
just The thing 10 please US
Little girls ami b.ys.
Now ,ic1 all are emptici;
Lots TOR ne and you.
Nasni that q pretty thing
Err santa Claus TO d1f-.Iudce
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The Norfolk and Western Statcmant for
November just Issued.

TIC NorIoIK NiU WPht"rl Stht"In*nt Tor
November Just Issued.
The last statement of the earnings
and expenses OF the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company, covering the
month OF November aid for the eleven
months ending November 80, has just
been issued. 1t includes tho Scioto
Valley and Maryland and Washington
SShenandoah Valley Divisions and for
lpurpOse of comparison the earnings and
IGxpenHes of these divisions have been
Included in the figures for November,
lIS60.
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FOR NOVEMBER

| 1890 1889.
miles opcr-
II ated. ,033 QG3
II Earnings from
sscngcr,
II mail and
express. -. slso,l7S Is Sl2l,7lG ~
4f'reight ..... ,27G % 549, 4S2 30
1iross earn
II inGS. 770,4J4 81 GIL, Jos 40
aEXpenscs, in
III | II d n g
iii taxes ...... 502.3TG CD 446,SOf 10
Met earnings 2GS,077 I'll o24, 1874 30
proportion of
III expenses to
I'll gross earn
III ings. 65 per cont. CT per cent.
III Tho figures for the eleven months
4 hiding November 30, include the Scioto
ffalley division from FEBRUARY /, and the
maryland and Washington division from
Aetober /, with figures for tho corrcs-
Kpnding period of last year.
"A FOR ELEVEN MONTHS.
H} 1890. 1889.
~ average miles
Hloperated. 500 755
n Earnings from
81 ssengcr,
Em ail and
81, G29, CSC 80 Sl,2f2, 93G 20
ia height 49,. 5,23G,2il % 4,G07,4l9 -
81 toss earn
M Enss.. G,so5,so7 81 $3.50, $50 OF
Expenses, in
&gE ing
taxes. 4,352,5ss - 3,sOs, 5s7 40
It earnings 2,5l3,300 b 2,016,7CS So
of
FNfxpenSes to
HS fross earn
G3 per cent. 65 per cent.
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w AN'rED-A few gentleman as
w boarders. Apply at l25 eth ave
s. e. dcc3l-4t
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NOR SALE-A span OF horses, one
IL sorrell and ono bay, to pole in three
minutes. The hay marc has made ~
speed OF 2:32 and is only five years old.
For terms and other particulars address.
X. a. DODSON, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk,
Va. doc9S-3t.
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Mamma-I'n very glad my little son
sees how wrong and sinful 1t is to fight.
Willic-fcs'm. llo always licks me.
-Munsey's Weekly.
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humber OF my lady customers have
"Mothcr's Friend" and would not
Iithont for many tines its cost. They
bmcnd IL 10 all who are to become
Icis. X. y. PAYHE. druggist,
hcastlc. Ala. Write Bradheld Reg.
ATLANTA. Ga for particulars. BY
tpggists-
lila THE TIMES every morning TO
Iposte1. BY mail or carrier, 90 cents
nth
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w Il ASK EVERYBODY 10 como and
w examine watches worth 500. sell
ling for $40, 1T RICHARDSON BROS,
1903 3rd ave. $. w.
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WANTED.

NOR RENT-rwo nicely furnished
a rooms. for gentlemen. ut DIR. PET
IlCORD'S. 366 Campbell street. janl-3t
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Good I:cnson Why.

Mamma-Well, Willie, what good re-
solve arc ,ou going 10 make for tho New
Year?
Willio-l won't fight with Johnny any
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wv ANTED-A competent nurse to
w care for two children. Apply to
202 Sth ave. s. W.
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ENOR RENT-Large, pleasant rooms
a centrally locatcd) furnished or I'M
furnished. No. ~ Franklin street
lprlf I N,
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a SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES
IA furnished room on 3rd, 18th or
9Th ave $. W: rent not to exceed S..
Reference given. Address "WAL-
LACE, TINES Ohcc.
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Don't you think" shc said. rs she
gazed out whore the stars are, chat the
idea OF space is something awful AMI
Impressive 70 contcmplate?' Yes"
said her escort, who is Of an emnently
practical turn or mind. II do; especial
~ il you business is one that nnode L
great deal OF advertising"