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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-02-03
FoRcEPs FOR EAST INDIA.
The Belief That Evil Spirits Cause tn,
ToOthache Has Diod Ont

The Belief That Evil Spirits Cause the
Toothache Has Diod Out.
East India has dearth OF dentists.
She no longer believes that the tooth
ache is an evil spirit, so she has sent
some of her sons to this country to learn
dentistry. The good" and "evil" spir-
its SO much believed in years ago are
losing their hold. A toothache years
ago would be accepted with resignation
by the average East Indian, but the
contact with travellers has been the
means Of completely reversing this be-
lief, and we now look for toothache
drops and hot applications as relief for
toothache as eagerly as the more en-
lightened.
"This diversion from time-honored
custom is naturally followed by other
diversions, and now the dentist, with
his forceps and rubber plates and gold
filings, has become a much desired ad-
junct to the East Indians life. There
is a demand for dentists in my country,
and that's why am going to Philadel-
phia to study"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-02-03
.. E. Goodrich!

from this time on 1 tear the cloud o
suspicion.
WILL HOVER OVER HONEST JOHN
and many of his friends. Not knowing
the source of such railing accusation thu
average Sherman Republican would de
nounce IL as Democratic lie. Knowini
its author, no one disputes II and, as ST.
lence is said to be consent, 1t follows tha
the colonel has dished out a measure Of
! truth, when, from Republican stand
point, he should have used little sugar
coated diplomacy, or, rather, whitewasf
would be better. How the non-partisar
committee have proposed would view it.
| AMI not sure, the decision of juries and
the dspensation of providence being
mighty uncertain. | think, however, the
committee would send for the colonel and
compel him upon his honor to
PUT UP OR SHUT UP"
and if he could not substantiate the state.
ments he has made the committee would
probably order him to take the switch
back route aud publicly apologize to the
community; but, If he can prove 1t, and
does, the committee will no doubt decide
that he is a Democratic benefactor |
think this decision will be unanimous for
both of the aid societies agree with the
Democracy on all fundamental principles,
except whisky, and, II Shermanites tell the
truth, the colonel does, too, on the tariff,
which they CLAIM is another Of his polit-
ical flops, putting himself out of "touch"
with the prevailing Republican sentiment
No doubt the Democrats on the CON-
mittee would gladly evade consideration
of what is now known as his honor's
"HoP TEA FLoP,"
but IN order TO make satisfactory adjust
ment of the imbroglio it would be neces-
sary for the committee to investigate the
issues laised by Vindex, which "Hlzzonor"
so svehemently disputes. Probably the
committee would not come to unanimous
opinion on this point, as the Democratic
and Prohibition views Of the case would
come In collision. According TO the best
obtainable Republican authorities, the
Democrats do all the drinking and are 50
picked In alcohol that you might as well
try TO intoxicate rat hole by pouring
water down II as Democrat with hop tea
while anything stronger than "mountain
dew" or soap suds will Ak Prohibition.
list. SO, on some points involved in the
so.calltd hop tea flop the mayor would
hardly be vindicated, especially when he
says, III believe hop tea as much an intox.
icant today as | did last year" We know
what that belief was last year, and the
temporary effect Of Its promulgation. II
the hop tea question is to come before the
committee II is proper that II should know
all the facts In the case and especially
whether the "other gang" is telling fit
when II quotes what salooniSt said after
thu, he resumed business, to.wit that he
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-02-03
Individuality I'm ys,.sl..

To sailor, every vessel is an individ-
ual. No two vessels, even of the same
class, are alike to him. The man who
keeps a lookout in the Portland (Me.) J
observatory can recognize over one hun
dred different vessels that belong "a
that port the minute he sees them TWEEN.
ty miles away, through his telescope.
He says there are no two vessels that
were ever alike in shape or rig. "You
see the back Of friend on the street
some distance away, and you know
him by the cut Of his jib," he says. This
Is almost literally true in the case Of
vessels. An old sailor sees the differ.
ence without always being able TO ex.
plain Just wherein II lies.
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4 Paradise for Tramps.

The queen Of Madagascar takes 4
bath once a year. While she observes
her annual custom the populace sing
hymns and play drums. When she
emerges from the tub arrayed in robes
Of royalty and decorated with crown
jewels, mighty cheer goes up from an
unwashed crowd In Madagascar tub
bing is not popular. II is regarded as
an act Of great courage to submit to the
cleansing influences Of water.
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have power to send for persons and papers
and the colonel shall haYe an opportunity
to show how be can do the amende honor
able to Washburn, Boynton and Wallace
and to show the "olher gang" that he was
once far from being 10 the Shermanites a
persona non grata, and tina. his alleged
senatorial switch back was the result of
circumstances over which he had no con-
troll, such, for Instance, rs being sat down
upon in his candidacy for the legislative
nomination,
Among the papers likely to be sent for
vii be the colonel's letter to whom II
may concern pledging his support in ad-
vance to Hon. John Sherman, and also his
now open letter to his
DEAR FRIEND AND BROTHER"
to prove that he didn't want the nomina.
ton, "bless your dear SOUL" he didn't.
The colonel shall have unlimited priv.
ileges to make all the offsets possible
against the charges of Hopping from the
days Of Greeley TO Harrison. During that
time II he finds that any of his accusers
Topped from Grant TO Greeley, or indulg.
ed in any other switching back or about
he may show it up and plead 1t in extenu
alton Of his own political summersaults, il
any exist. When the committee in It's
wisdom weighs the Hopping and the
scales balance, 1t shall decide that the
thing is sland'oh and require the con.
lestauts to fall on each others necKs and
implore forgiveness. II. on the other
hand, it is found that one side has done
more wo5bling than the other and made
more noise about. consistency being jew
el, the committee shall authorize the In
jured party to send an
ULTUMATUM
10 the aggressor, demanding an apology
and "letter of coincidence"
Now it strikes the average Democrat
that our local Republican factions should
somehow get together and not try TO bring
each other into state OF humiliation.
Democratically inclined as we are, and
anxious as we are to whip the &. o. r., we
feel lite bad when we see them in our
midst clapper clawing each other and de.
claring that the political integrity Of this
or that faction has become impaired.
Now It strikes me that the only way TO
repair things is by the committee / have
suggested.
Another thing besides Hopping would
properly come before the committee, and
that Is whether
THE COLONEL Is SOUND
10 his Republicanism, or, rather, whether
It Is good Republican politics to give his
brethren the following "Neyer before, in
the history of the Republican party In
Ohio has there been any scandal con-
nected with the election Of United
States senator. The general public
will believe that where there Is so much
smoke there must be some fire. And
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-02-03
THE
w ELLIN GTON
CLOTHIER.
{. (. Goodrich!
had called on the mayor, who told him
that he might sell tea if he would

had called on the mayor who told him
that he might sell tea If he would
SELECT HIS CUSTOMERS.
/, for one, and | think the committee
would hardly give much credence TO this
yarn, knowing how prone violaters of law
are to making extraordinary statements to
vindicate themselves So l think the
committee would be competent to wrestle
with the hop tea question. | know the
Democrats are, and think they can man
age the aid societies,
In regard TO vigorous prosecutions" the
committee will be like fifteen berries
grown on one stem. When il sees that
this administration inherited four hop tea
joints and reduced them to three, and also
when 1t considers that there has been no
appeal from or reversal of eighteen pleas
Of guilty II can have no other idea than
that "this here court knows her business" !"
Also, when II beholds hundreds of dollars
turned into the village treasury 1t will
waive the fact that q prohibition ordi-
nance is not designed for the accumula.
ton Of surplus, even If it is alarmed,
like Grover was, at the magnitude Of 1t.
Taking the whole hop tea matter into con-
sideration, the committee can not fail TO
see that
SECOND DANIEL
has come to judgment. In fact it will be
great conservative peace-making com.
mittee, entirely competent to mediate In
all kinds Of Republican Kilkenny-cat
fights and dispense impartial Justice 10 the
vindictive and malicious beiiQerents.
DEMOCRAT
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at
tranpir weareg oe tosel
Every Dollars Clothing Store before March
hav patonizedu us Thea dvatg o tn
The selling of $4,000 worth of Clothing
gn furnishing sGrhbm ydpmtd
n nbm egdn and
but emwd@N watm atone fora
yaodhe gmndtet e1aoh l Bmpae
Ymnkn that Hahmh@m for will be pleased show
NJ p pns dme
ar al
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF An
insi.n E..a 3 o. + ,ss 1 e
Sealed groposai. II dupiiesse. indcrssd tropos.is
'es 81 = s6c ssf !.
IEMBEk ,pAInTiErH 1872 and publicly opened I'M
Sfpropos.as IN be forvsrdsd Application tSi1
selves Of the character OF the work. fssponsi6is
security VII b required for the faithful Preferences
q the contract which VII b subject psnaltos fo1
ds.ys The riFAt e .sssrysd. q esss q lroleneed
tie AL "a sxpeoss 81 - ses VII 3
sny e s4 psotossla nd e NV asisoss: 90
s:ss y: ::s: VIZ iESffs dE.s S sa:ss
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-Two coMMrNICATINa ROOMS.
aS:i ss aSs
NV. se24-H'
Fo1 RlNT.yIys yIRY pssInAsLE uNLuh-
and ...' front iisia sffi u FISH
Ton RENT-UNFpRNIsHED LARGE COM
4 Wunicst.ns gsrlor rooms; nr.t aoor; north and
sS1s: ssrd soor ss :ss' s. Also
FoR RENT-oIs ST; NV. WITH BOARD
door front uafa1nishsd room; other rooms suitable
for two gentlemen; convenient to law schools sc3t'
ToR 6FNT.T0 ADULTS. F6UR DESIRABLE
OWNER 1915 lssS &. nv s. ~ se css3Ss3 ;"
EOR kKST-Two ooMMUNIOATrN6 USFUR-
ss. sd S:
no eSS,a fns1: 1852 70 all
L furnished rooms q 1sa4 X q. NV. sea3-3t'
Tor RENT-DoUBLE pARIoRs. FIRST FLOOR.
fuynished or unfurnished; formerly occupied by =
isae q na also pleasant furnished ssSH'
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. SUITABLE
r. rs sss o siss terms
EoR REHr-A NEW ENGLAND FAMILY HAVE
ssa s S.s Of
III S e. .sS:ss: 4:
E'OR RENT ONE uNFUbNTsHED ROOM on
4 esoond foor: sutsels for light housekeeping Ap-
ply 90 st n ". ee2S- ST.
EroR RRNT-A REKtTIFCL 2D-sToRY FROTT
L room. furnished. With slcove; suitable for four
sSs sns: 81 ita :'.ry ''n'snin0' ',s:ss; in
EOR RENT-THRER Why DEsTRARLE TN
4 furnished rooms hrr neer, Also two Oh third
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED FLAT OF FouR
rooms. Also two large rooms second door
rsfereQces. Southwest corner Massachusetts, ave.
And 10th st. n. ". se22At'
EOR RENT-P1EAsANT FURNTsHED ROOMS
II all mod. tmps. no childrer IN the house con-
yepient to all car lines prices Co. $40 and s12 1927
9th st NV. se,2-lms
TOR REHT-CoRNER 9TH AND MASS. AVE,
4 lrse nicely furnished front rooms. with board
ana eastern exposure references exchanged
houae thorou9hly heated SEQ ltns
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

lN0k EiNf-
i 4S3 4,a q. n e.. bet. % and sta. story O.
and cellar frrnsc-. electric bells ana tstngs
I'll ed v.etlbul- cabinet frE1tts.
se2{ 6t WATERS THOMPSON. lS-S ? 81
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

n y sni s'ssst ss'Es ~ o- at
/ WANTID-BY ELDERLY SCOTCH V0NXN
em s i1e 3. Y %
references. a. lie ct n W.. % seen MONDAY 'A
| WANTED, EMPLOYMENT DUHlH0 TH1 FORE;
student Sc VINO rSSS and r:ps "a La.
i sssr:.. ri .J r ol:a IN ''mp'undins n:aa
/ w derssands cutting and hitting. wishes Issns-
s oEdsn fsss to cali <
AyrRp.uPHoLsrERiNe. HOUSE CLEAN
w ing and laundry work done ct shortest nstics
diver f1 refs AaSSs.. .se az :: n'r pore. "
WANTED = 90 TO DICKS AGENCY FOB
rs.r.nes tro :Dsgas Us aSs
WAS y..D Z, 5oXNe o9lo1.R ,, NAV
S &c: siS ri y: 1 81 ~ e. ss
w yiaoSsr, q family. 1ddf's or s.il
WANIED.bY 4 SETTLED WHITE E01AH,
s;: TIT ssa ss ~
IasT.s 3 .sras s0''''a man food
WANfED-FoUR EvYNiEes EACH wK1K I
si:'. 81 e s sSs.. or
WAA.NSTI:psMaSsY 4 WHITE aiKh; , I5Ac1 1ph
w place stay Of nixSt: "a q. n.x. s.56;3s
W.NIiIE1pr . BY 4 SsEMAS A., GIRL; TMo A ~;
Sai ~ 81 Ss: syssss. ~: ADDRESS
WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS WHITE COOK.
w place IN arst class family; bsst q rsfsrsnoes
WAlSs!I,E.;nD..ssY An ACTIVE vIsSISIA LADI !. Z
e, sssi S \ g.; IL s sSS me-.
.saAEsy ss s; 8: good
is so ssss ss 81 COOK s5Hss
WANIEDIsY 4 YouEe SoLoRED MAN: 4
aSG's ssi i Hs,s IN store Address w.
WANTED : BY Az TYDUsTaioUs YOUTH,
So VII siss s sss:i ,s
wS ut s.e,s ND
wa n "a. r Or sds.. az o
WANTED-BY TWO Mat. HONEST YOUNG
w colored men, situations In nrs-claae family .
sasls' 3: or cafe walters best references Please s:i
WANTED-AT HEADoCARTERs-POsITIO
W FOR cooks. ohamberu Aids waitress. lsnndressss.
shI6 COMES CO. So ISs 4 .a sss
WANTED-BY GRADUATE OF BUSINESS coll
w leEe having had six months experience, position
as ASSISTANT booSkeepsr; references fur hshed Ad-
w ANTED-s1TUATIoN BY HEIGHTENED
n.h. adars sf stP sss
w AUTHORIZATIONS FOR COOKS. BOOK.
w keepers. coachmen. bartsnders, buffers, ladies'
lap Qfnra nd
linen room women. BURNHAMS. lilo q 81. NV
se24-6t'
WANTED SITUATIONS BY TWO wHITE
w girls cook and chambermsid no washing dis.
lance no object; references good. Address II. g26
st. n se24-2ts
WANTED-BY LADY. POSITION IN SHORT
w hand and typswriting; references given. Ad-
dress Miss NJ. Star Office. se24-3t'
WANTED-BY GIRL IN HER 18th YEAR,
w white chance to be useful In some good family
and so attend public school. Address B. r.. P. o.
Box 30l. city. ss242t'
WANTED-BY A MIpDIE-AGED TRAVELLING
w man. for the past fourteen years With house,
position as clerk In frstclass hotel; has large
qnAantanee with travelling men; reference. address
II. NJ. Star office. sa233t'
WANTED-BY REspfoTABIK GERMAN
couple. place tosethsr In . nice family. Call at
Job 81 bet. 4 and o'clock. se22-3t'
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants (refs d private families, hotels resau-
ss fsf sibHH. =. t liz &.
q. W. se2O-0ts
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BOARDING.

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD AND
L room In private family where other boarders
are taken one square FROM cable Address l4rH
ST. EXTENDED, Str office It.
-BoAKDEkS OR LODGERS AT 1905
w 9th 81. sw. II.
ErOR RENT WITH BOARD. SEVERAL LARGE
l. corner front rooms, well furn she'd with board in
private family; references exchsnsed Apply TO 1915
b st. 8 W. belt cars pass the door se26- 3ts
Vu and Apartment House, 221 East Capitol St now
open Handsome suites Of rooms fur families aces
sibis by lines Of hsrdics and street cars. se3-3m
TABLE BOARD At SUMNER RATES AT THE
WOODMONT. 18Th and lows circle. D7-2m
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-FOR A CASH CUSTOMER SMALL
w house FOR from ell 800 to %. 500, paying good
interest; also desirable dwelling Tor from IS 600 to
$1,000. WM. s. TEEL. IT.. 602 st. n. W nrst
moor se26-1w
WANTED-To PURCHASE AND OCCUPY ON OR
w before October 10. house Of 8 rooms OF more
new house brick or stone; with stable or sufficient
depth OF yard for stable preferred Cost about
5000 cash. Address o. /. o.. Star ofhce. ss25-3ts
WANTED-MODERN BRICK. NINE ROOMS Oh
W more: northws 1t or Canitol Hill; must be cash
owner. Address PETER PURCHASE. Star oface.
WANTED - FURNISHED HOUSE; ABOUT s
" rooms; north OF and west Of 18th; for member
Of CONGRESS; ctober l.
ss24-3t' r. s. DONALDSON. 7os 18th NV
WANTED - AT ONCE = LARGE FURNISHED
w house for renting rooms; good location z. ].
B.. Star once. ss23-3ts
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MASH'N nANENnoWFR
seei-3t Gov. l.,th and - q
l., RENT PART pF FFNNESyFYR Wbf-SF
Il VERY desirable viii D.. shown n aud afie- 10 4.
IN lsep -. n ~. near 18th $500
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
RENT

EEEbl.E. DAVIS y CO.,
se26-lw 1872 o, NV.
EQR RrNT-a2o RI AVE. NV, THREE-sToRy
l. bay window brich, containing II rooms, with al
H. convenient 10 car lines eos. 60
DKkBLE, DAVIS CO.,
se261w 13l9 st NJ
ENoR RENT-A DELIGHTFUL REsIDRNCr on
l. Georgetown Hcichts containing IL rooms has all
NJ T., s'able and carriage house. with aim
Of ersund % copveniept to Metropolitan. Georgetown
and TenAllytown car. $40 Q5
DEEBLE, DAVIS co.
ss2B-lw 1919 81, nv
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PERSONAL.

n A. h. ENCAMPMENT PRICES PAID FOR
VI gents second hand clothing this week.
se26 JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 st. NV.
WILL THE NJ. J. FORD WHO Is A WITNESS
w to the last will of Thomas Collision, now q ed
for pr bate, kindly call nron send his address
DANIEL r CAH1IL. Attorney-at-Lsw. Webster Law
building, sos d ct. NV! se26nlSw9t'
"A gle Protests lady. under thirty years of age
having $3.50, to Join MIN in PURCHASING me rented
ment. Property can be held In lady's name.
ss24-3t' CHARLES ". F., Star Office
UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Communications promptly attended to confdsn-
ttal: once open all hours. Best references. WM.
WILLIAMS. Manager y20 ST. q. ". 1e10-4m'
4 uVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send 10 cents to
8. ". FLYNN, A. NJ. Ivy Institute
ty1Q3m' Southwest Sth and NV
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DArRICK h, @. BRENNAN,
Public Accountant and Auditoe.
..ai.sm Under fsS a |. y J. f f.s:. . o..
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EoR RENT-wE HAVE THE FOLLOWING DE.
i sirable ouses to offer from October i. viz: 1907
s6o 4b, and 22lS WASHINGTON circle. eos 81. These
are all in that pretty triangular block H.
x and 22d SITS. They ave and 10 rooms. bath cell
,ar furnace and all H., the imcr9yements finished in
story bricks: brown-stone trimmings; l0rooms hath
cellar furnace; all mod. imps s75. 80. 1917 and
1873 81. 3s'ory and basement bricks with IL
rooms. BATH cell and all mod imps heated by fur
nace; es2 AZ And two 3-story bricks 1000 and l0l3
10Th ST., With rooms bath. cellar and the molsrn
improvements; SIC. 50. These cLoice houses aud
for Il ase only. Prices named include water rent
b. Ii. WARNER CO.,
se24-3ts el6F -. NV.
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EOR RENT
l. 24S Del sv ne. 12r,
22l7 Pa ave. l4r. cellar
and bath. IN i..........'
1872 10Th ct. Tor, IN 1. =,
2l:Ss h, l2r. m {. -. IS. I,
1906 18th ST. Tor. m {,
2Q20 p ut. Tor, N 1. 80.
1902 18th st. 1r. III T. 81
S02 2lst. l2r, m 49,.
2l3. II, Ter h sta. b.. So.
2022 46-S-3o p ct. Tor.
mi S.
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STORAGE.

THI QATHrY SToRz0E AND VAN colRANY.
ieSc S1p99.ss Eos; ~ D ne ~ q q
spsisss sseas Sssssd ks9lax q sna r tr % ssS
fSess - ta.u-sM sosS:
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WANTED-HELP.

w %: : .csd: plaza oeot, .s;h.. ana iron.Is 90
s.S .ssIas : :a.I Amy asas sus ,ss.sssh , 3
py ss: a'iE s's Fsaglsa AD
WhSrED-e5 WHITE GIRLS TO FILL posI-
's SWISS riIa Ssf5isipf g. hsPff
NV. se24-3t
WAsTSPP,-Two e92R S sa5JS}E 1sssr.
W4 asrsp p SE6 NEAT SinL, WHITE 2!
.a 'n s2S isaf s. Tor c:s'
WANTsD-A wiITr WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
.,., and ires 49, .iso ehsHie--rn.'d Apply yjA IF
WISTRp-A GAS MIXTURE SALESMAN,
r s5a I0c sst .' ''':yss ard
nd soaaoa sADs
Il, Il M sssa s Sc year Old ss
w ~. AIRY at fAoMPs6Ss drug .so.s, 556s
M.S 70 JAEg GaL ROE. OF
CURED address J. B.. Star otncs se29-3t
WANTED a THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
1 :R1: sS's
;. S5sg s E2ssf
WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED MEN Be
ses re
Il vifs 5sfEsS nRHGg SHOE . SAYS
NrANTED-AwHIIR GIRL TO COOK IRON AND
with re erence. se23-3t'
NUANTKD-A GOOD COOK FOR FAMILY OF
w four -dults; city references required. S04 21st
fVhSTED-A YOUNG NAN WITH SOME EXPE-
w ence in mems furnishing aud hat business Ad-
dress. with references. Rox 40. Star Office se23-3t
w ANTED- BUNDLE WRAP ELS AND ERR AND
" boys ALEly Z. ;uT erintsndent's desk. WOOD
MAN RI r.-GooD COOK AND NURSE; MUST
az say niSss ee srsheS white prsferr:a AgEly
WANTED-A TIDY, RESPECTABLE WHITE
setts ave references. ss22-3t'
NIASTED-A No. ] PLUMBER; ALSO NO. /
w Geam otter; also No. timer and furnace man !:
Sls3 <cod second hand. . IN water. j. i. A1CHI on.
WASTEn-A oooD COOK: MUST BE NEAT.
w wiling IA 90 washing and ironing and 60 10
OFT Of p. ity sir miles on the Rock Greek electric
Address Mrs CLARK. Bethesda p o.. Montgomery
unity. se20St'
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE Girl. AS
w Wal rsss an take Of first foor also to assist
two growing = ndren a good home and gool wages to
he PROPER person Address p. o. Box las. Aexan-
NEhSTED-sTESo6EA PHFKs AND RENINCi-
ton typewriter operators directed TO positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent stsnosrapher. and
OFF. sEIMANs ( sRNfbfcT. bennington Type
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COUNTRY BOARD.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-07

Finance Committee. reads as follows;
"Your petitioners, who represent me
several banks In this city, which own tne
real estate in which their business 10
transacted, respectfully represen. a. ~ ~
,hat IN the assessment Of taxes under the
ordinances OF your honorable bodies as
now in force, said banks are not only
,axed on the real estate severally owned
hv them. and in which they transact their
business, as aforesaid. but they are also
taxed on the market value OF their sew
eraI shares Of capital stock in ascertain
d. a.hIch market value the value OF their
real estate is included. Your petitioners
therefore represent that this method
really inhIcts on said banks double taxa
tion. 70 the extent of the value OF their
real estate, as aforesaid, and they re
specially and earnestly petition that salu
ordinance may be 80 changed as TO re-
lieve the banks Of this injustice and hard
chin"