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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03

RIVER yrEcT5ex. Tia. Jaa a--Lats
Thursday night w. p. Dnllsy. . prss-
inent merchant Of this plsse. wss MR.
dersd aad rebbsd 10 one a he prin-
eipai streets berN Dullsy also runs .
barreon and IL is supposed thss rss-
berg IVES Ne ssle sswss ~ tAs assault
He vas killsd within ice feet 81 His
boAn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03
sHowMAN COOPER DEAD.

The Cssnsss.nx Link Befweea Two Cir
eusea Leaves lffe's -sae snow.
pTnAprLpHrA. Jaa III. f. Cooper,
thu we'll known Snowman. successor 10
Foreraagh. died Friday evening" He
saade = vnsf fortune OUT
OF the show businssa. and when
Fcrspsagh dlsa purchased con-
srsiiine lntsrest IN that sGgreeatscs.
"a. lssses wife ssd dxsGntsr. Cooper
wsa ths esnuessin9 link bstwssa The
rs~spsaas esd the Bsr~ua showa.
both eesc.vns heinz owned - recent
yesrs By The sams men. snd dividing
the tsrrisosy heswsen tAsn - prevent
eexn oesfff1a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03

LONDON. Jan. 2 influenza is rapid
II spreading in Belgium and Hol'
land. In some Districts OF North Bra.
bant every house Is infected. The
epidemic is virulens in Goth en burg,
6Neden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03
UNITED ~ DEATH.

Cleo q the LIVE 81 an ARD Csupls n
Wsss vIsssnaaL
PARKERsDuHe, w. Va. yaa- a-Lste
Thursday night. in Eanawhs county,
wilsen Williams. and aged man. was
burned to death in his own house. He
and his wife, also very aged. lived
alone. She was sick. and ia attempt
ing 10 assist her he fell into an open
crate The shock caused The death Of
the old lady. They were . noted couple,
known far and wide. s1wsys refusing
hahn from aav one
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03
Death If Gan. laal~s.

WASHINGTON. Jan a-.Gen- Mont
gomery C MeigA Of United States en-
Ripeer corps tretiredD. died ~ p = n Of
grip at his residence in this city. Ne
WAS IS years Of aGe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03

BERLIN. Jan. 2--Uhing. the murder
err Of Col. Prayer, was bcheaded
Thursday, ut Metz. Prayers body was
found near the barracks May Z, 1871.
with the head smashed and tbs throat
cut Robbery was The motive for the
crime
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03
PONGARzA'STRAIL
u United States Troops Give Him
. Hot Chase.
Il PRICE IS SET ON HIS HEAD
n Mexican Government, Alarmed at
HI Increase Of Power. Offers Re-
ward For His Capture.
/ PRICE IS SET ON HIS HEAD

WAGuluorox, Jan 2-Assistant Sec.
so)oxy Il War Grant declares the re.
uoGo that the United States troops,
unlng epumsnd ct Capta Bourks
- Har6ie. have been surrounded
~ ~ Mexican revolutionists and
~ - danger Of snnihilAtion TO be
lnlnA sAlmost The contrary is true"
- 81 "A Dispatch Just received
Soyo >hat our troops came upon
~ pUvo11sfenists on Saturday
1euninx and chased them for
1f6oon hours. They had sew
- oneountsrs with them and
nou1nrod ; few near Riuggold Il
r 1Gninss ~ policy Of the revolution
- - omsound our troopa 10 IN their
1u1ro % ct away from them - soon
- 40 go. and thse ySu may depend
10y - new doing"
q caeDssns u Dssess.
~ Glopaesh referred 70 By Mr..
- o1vs thas Capt Bourks thinks
90 p6vo1utionises viii NOT haht unlsss
Nkor - epsnered The great danger
= 90 tho bonlits will break into
nnnn squn1s snd pl1ndsr inno-
80 o1o1onnA fhsy have . per-
- e1unniso6tea snA . ssod sy&
- q ofnnafA knew Che country
{<f1uounn1v. -. being without uni-
namn 60 SsxDgs themselves into
<nkoua onA eost-hsrders in i've
noopa 4 a<nsral round-ap Of ranches
- - mn6o Iron Patio Blanco
- Wn1oh WI - dens - soon ~
~-r = -. u--x
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03

full baesm New Years Asy. With ths
average temperature ct 50. Pansies
are picked In many gar lsns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03

suvRnroS. Col. Jan- a-Miehssa
Perrino wss buried by . snowslids
Friday aad Il viii take TIVE dsys 70
recaver the body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03

AInAxs, y. r., Jaa. a-Roswell r
Fewer 49, Exaggerated - governor
~ Mes fars Friday In Me prassase ef
. lsfrs crowd David D uin, ~ ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-03

CHINA. o.. Jaa 4-The &eaAiy
boiling soap go IN Us werk Thursday.
TIE victim bsirs Master Frsak, sen II
0esree He<Pnsr He wss standing scar
ksttls 81 soiljnG seap whsa -
slkypsd BY Ne surais9 II . email ss3ck
ana fell late y Ne waa horribly
sunned ssfo~ sanistssss sUsid rsseh
AikA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22
& nrrcn nrrmaii.r.

Queen Natalie, the beautiful, OF Ser
via, Is among the authors She has
written play entitled Mother" No
doubt she gives utterancc in l. to her
own motherly sufferinCs and anguish
when forced 70 separate from her son,
the boy king Of Servia. \ Partisan
theater Is said to have bought the piece
and viii produce it Whether il be
good or bad rs work of art, the per
son and the misfortuncS of the authorcss
have attracted SO much attention and
supplied the world with 50 many sensa-
tional reports that there viii be a great
demand Tor the revelations expected to
be given by the pen of the queen. which
VII insure 10 the euterprising theater
fall houses and = profitable business.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22
The Eaby and the savage.

In the bone caves Of the south of
France have been found figures of rein
deer, mammothS and men scratched on
horn or ivory. and evidently executed
10y artists contemporary with the
Elephas prini-gcnius. The men are
represented with short. bent legs. and
seem 10 stand or walk in a STOPPING
manner with the body bowed slightly
forward from the hips. Now press your
hand down the back of any infant of
under ten months old and feel the spine
at the Ioin or lumbar region. where in
the adult modern man the back is hol-
low or concave. You will observe that
in the babe it il convex like that of a
quadrUpcd a ten-months-old baby Is
practically a quadruped). and though
the child can perhaps get on its legs
with the support of chair, it does not
~traighteu its thighs and stand upright,
uut is bent forward in the same posture
Of the cave dweller whose portrait has
come down 70 Us from the age just sue
cceding the last glacial epoch. If the
support is removed the child falls for
ward. and again becomes pseudo
guadruped. d.-Blackwood's Magazine.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22

\ curious story Of lost treasures
comes from Australia. y diver engaged
i'm the pearl fishery in the vicinity u
Torres straits came across in the course
of his work the wreck of a large vessel
imbeddcd in the sand Curiosity, and a
hope of findin" something To repay. him
for his trouble induced him To make a
careful examination Of the ship The
search was very fruitful Of results. The
vessel proved TO be an old Spanish
Last Indiaman. and a part of its cargo
was silver specie IN dollars of "a period
about seventy years ago. SO far the
discovery i a profound secret. known
only to a very few who are now en-
gagged in exploiting the wreck TO con-
siderable advantage. \ recent steamer
from Australia brought to London a
large quantity Of the specie, amounting
in value to many thousand pounds. and
there Is more To follow. II i extremely
improbable. however, that the discovery
can much longer be concealed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22
NUMBER 2S.
THE DAGuERREOTYPE.

You hev 70 holt il siacVise
Fer TO make the ii~htucss show,
'CuZ its sort uh dim aI shifty
Til you git il right-'bout sO'
An then the eyes wiIlis al yeh,
An the mouth l. cherry ripe
Law, il beats your ucw-style pictcf>,
This old C!-crrytype.
Thar's blush acrost the diruples
Thct burrows il the checks.
F'om out them olumps O. riuglets
Two little small cars pcoks,
Thct brooch tLct jiues her uocll-gear
Is what t1ey used 20 wear;
\ big gold frame thct spraWled arOunC
\ lock o'--omc ones hair.
Twas took fore we was married,
Thct thort-yoar NAV an me.
An times / study ou it,
Why, = ffzcs me 20 see
Thct nifty year amt rcchcd her
a lick, shes Jest the same
she was when Sudic ScrigEens
Took Boone &. CUrds name.
The hair Is mchby Thl;er
An il was in o.,
Eur her checks j. Jest as pinSy,
An her smiles 'aiu Stacked up none
reCkOu-!0ye-cr .8fnorhiu'
NcrumiuatoS her face,
Like the crimson velvet iiuin'
Warns up The picter case
5 ] say, these cyard boa q portraits,
They make me sort Uh tired,
AEIiHniu fort UpuH ych
Like their very lips Na- wired
Give me tEc old digcrrytyp-,
Whar the face steals on yDur sight
Like "a dream that comes by night time
When your supper actin rirht.
Eva Wilder McG las-ou, ia Harp,r's Weekly
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22
EVENING.

Dim falls the lieht DER all the dreaming woods
Athwart the distant western sky are CLEANS
OF gold and amber; pcarly rosc-cdEcd clouds,
Looking 80 passing fair one almost dreams
The opening gate OF Paradise hath lent
some liUEe of glory 70 the dying day:
And earth bound souls, with longing, ling ring
gaze,
Would fain rise up and move along that way.
A stiffness sweet and solemn all around;
The song of birds is hushed; there falls no
culver
or rustliug leaf, or shaken trembling reed,
Upon the fair faint brightness OF the river.
Tho crescent moon CLEANS coIdly, dimly, forth
And in the deep ming blue OF heaven, afar,
\ tender watcher DER tho troubled world,
Shinctn one solitary gI-tt ring star.
The shadows deepen on The distant hills;
The highest sculls bUt touched with ling ring
light;
And down their pUrpling sides, soft misty clouds
Wrap all the valleys in a dUsky night.
And far away tho muTrnur of the sea.
And muonlit waves breaking il foalny line.
So Night-God's angel, NIEht-vith suvery
wings,
Fills all the earth with ioveliness divine.
Chambers Journal
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22

Philadelphia viii draw on Indepen-
dence hall for some OF the exhibits
which are TO represent the state at the
worlds fair 1t has been decided by
the committee IN charge that the art
icles that were used by the continental
congress. and winch are now in the
east room of the hal, including the
desk, chairs and pictures OF the sign
ers Of the declaration of independence,
shall be- sent to Chicago. The commit
tee also wants 20 borrow the statue Of
William Penn. in order to set il up in
front Of the state building. Citizens OF
Philadelphia are offering some of their
pictures for the art gallery. Among
these are Giacomclli's fine painting,
The Festival of the Brides of Nenice''
and the mosaic picture known as The
Discovery Of the Remains of St Mar
Gus" 1t contains over one million
pieces, and seven years were spent in
the cOmDOSitiOn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22

IN ,gvance 81 so
r-- M mot paid within months months ! 5'c5 90
40 q, n not paid within the year. 225
rcstdiug outside OF the county
,,-rg pesT,,,.,in--5I Ter year will be charged to
rsy go'''e .rcrt Will the above terms be de-
tT.a no md those who don consult their
,gsi irol' ~ having Ia advance must not ex-
as Bs,g qms IqoSDS sss4std@s as ssSie tTG TaS
1E .I' INV. p-rer before you stop II, III stop
GFtas eluc rut scalawags DO Otherwise
.-r-ss' s,lIs NsE-Iite Is TOO Snort
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22
PETERS CARELESSNESS.
The Blunder of a MethOdical
Young Man.

Love worketh wonders, as hath been
said by various wise men before the
present writer manipulated the sentence
on his tipping machine.
II is remarkable that the T. J..
(meaning the tender passion) should
have turned a mcthodical mans meth
odicalneSs to his own undoing, a. near
" happened the case Of Mr.. George
Peters. Love should have nothing to
do with 4 man during business hours.
There ought TO be placard To- this cf-
feet hanging up in all well regulated
business houses:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22
SIX nnndrcd nriIcs \ sooonn

During an exceedingly violent erup-
ton IN the sun, observed by astrono-
mers on the 18th OF last June. masses
OF matter were projected into space. it
Is estimated, AZ the rate OF six hundred
miles second. This speed was so long
continued that these masses must have.
escaped the attraction OF the sun.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-22
Advertising Ra[es'

him after marriage rather than ''ef
Sae had q great deal of tie cd MAJ
shrgwdu,-~-h.dS Sadie. Iic E-- q %
he would not Ike to ave her "a. an CO.
poncnt ON % wheat deal
TEru tine clerks sav-hut lang tIc
clerks. What do they know ABOUT ,
A. Iaru,m truly rcma~hac. sting
gloom over th. rest as h. spoke: You
may say wh-E yuu E'." aboHt ste--,
but yau can't get over tii" ualrholesom"
fact that none Of uS got H"~.'
The gaIIiugucas OF this uudorbteG
truth was that each Of the o.crlls
thought himself a better lo,Siu" man
than Peters.
Well. - come TO the awful point
where Peters ncthodic1.pn-s n "-ly
upset the APPLICANT. The O. percent
was ali settled. Peters gualJiu~ mo.' Of
the time. and hc was o. write her a i.t-
ter giving an account II hos. arIa1Te-
mcut, were progressing. J, VIII hard
ly bc crcditcd-and yet II IL possible
enough n ben you think what e. ira-
chine a Incthodical man gc-. u be-
that Peter wrote this epiat!c 10 e. g1ri
on his desk and put t. in the Pii, u Zee
tcre that were To- bc copied .u . t'r old
mans letter book The oa-. hoy
picked up the heap al cSac'lv the r-u"
hour, took them 10 the cnnginI p-.sr.
a.. -, -. -, - ,l,.. ,r, -.
-.
TI,.... .,o ,-..-. ,, .,. ..,1 r...,, ,,,
couf,at- noted.
Peters got the corncr-curled letters.
still damp. and put them ~ 'r their
right envelopes and Sadie got rcrs IN
due timr. but did not bu IS .r Ugh
about business cosrcaraad,r 80 b.. ~
that her first lovc-lettol wa, v r.t.ou
copying ink and had been thr.r- ., Ia
pres.
Next day when old ran Bsuthan
was loolying over the lr-vcs ~
previous days letters Lo sn.1rnl~ he-
gan 10 chuclie 10 himself. Oh" &c.
ham had very comfortable, good.
turcd. wcll-to-do chucl-le ,Dat was
pleasure To near. Erea Pc.grs aI.no TT
smiled as he heard il.
Peters
''Ncs. sir
Have yoH all the letters Peters,
that these letters are tn" answer, -.
certainly, sir.
There Is one 1 want 10 see. Peters.
''Nhat is Tn" name, piea-e:
Petty. ] did not know that we dealt
IN tins I'm" "i goods. tctcrs.
III. W. Petty. sir.
Il don't know Ia" initials here $
the letter.
isl.s- F.a~ stricken. lie Wa H"-
p#llr" oum'-hiihd- ID" N'."o .at-
Hu@ ir.iE danced before h'7 "} aS. i'e
iell A." half hrgHhlAH 10 raiee. i--.
book .li not IAN from l'iN ham" simply
'oc'".' I' '''l' III Il'1''"i'l'''ii' hleIl-
opl'a-'l. ~" ien'i'i'ih Ioart'' lhSn
close" 'he door so 'hdl the 'Ierh- ""al l
not bear Il~ mlrlh-
- hat $ one on you. Peter. It, too
good 10 keep. ! must tel that down al
the club
y w"U.an If were you, air, said
Peters, slowly recovering hia -gu-a- "a,
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STREET LETTER BOXES
I i PACKAGE BOXES AND ALSO LoR POSTS OR
Post Ofi3e Department. Washington. D. c.. Decem-
Der s. 1892 proposals will be received At this
fe N nr free deye
TMELyE O'CLOCK NOON ON THURSDAY, THE
for FURNISHING street letter boxes package boxes and
posts or posts and peds'ss for the sppors of said
sSd suitable to for he Il a e Tsrr or Service
These boxes TO be In three Sizes .he msle-t.
SS x contain m not les than seven hundred and
No; 2. not less than one thousand one hundred and
eighty o. ase e9b inches ,S 81 inside and the
hundred and sixty q, 360) cubic inches Of inside
space or about dOIbe TIE capacity Of No 2 such
apparatus devices for the nrote ton OF the mails
SG Sg nre a 81 the
in their Indictment will best illustrate the ADVANTAGES
and safest devices o5tainabie al resemble rates
The contractor for these supplies CT any of hen will
suretes in sum not less than s25 0o0 to faiihfuly
perform contract and to save, harmless the United
asrs amy SI .nS
any patent in the of said boxes post. or either
o. 4 them, or any asses 1snnestea The IN
cepted Or sdopted herein or his asssnee will be re-
in or ms 81 ahs1s
partment may have perpetual and exclusive right 70
adopt and use the same In connection with all Of said
or inventions TO be resssgned when the department
ns S % ss
able FOR inside locks or for padocks. or both. the
rs. or S be a VIII
two costs OF the best ENGLISH vermilion the latter
have thereon such letters and devices stamped or
cast as the Postmaster General may designate. and
.eni in size and suitable IN sraetre Tor attach
ing Thereto lets, and paskage bexes Contracts made
rb Il ressrvsd 10 re,ect sny ali uroDoss
wANAMAKER. Postmaster General. d91aw6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District OF Columbia. Washington. d. c.. Decem-
Der 10, 1882 TO all whom it may concern: II avinx
Of Columbia that the following named water mains
are necessary for the public safety comfort and
1890 water main tax to be assessed therefor. the
ceive objections the construction Of the said works
from FL parties Interested until TWELvE O'CLOCK
objections should be submitted in writing. laying
water mains follows indicated plats the
4e2. betTssn ~ and 6.h and st and MaIyl.nd ave;
ave NV on 3Oth 1t from O Il. to . ST. NV; on
Irving place between 3oth ST. snd Avon place n, "
NV. on 10th Of. between Maryland ave. and d 81.
ne. JOHN W. DOUGLASS. JOHN ". EOSs, WILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE--A NEW COTTAGE AND IL ACRES.
near electric cars. for 1900; $3.50 cash. balance
view of city: ~ miles distant; Il mill from railroad
station; 81 750 500 cash. balance 80 per month";
mSnah aso g F cSnr
ssi per sers splendid sard.n land terms one third
Of sais CHURCH ~ per ace terms, ons-tLird cash
hoSe sok dairy are no sf make subj
nrban and farm p operty speciaity Send for my
JAMES 'ash st. fIss
EoR RENT--NEARLY NEW coTTAGE-oNE
acre; f.need; well. stable and esrriags house.
dist T. 4. PHfLIips son. isa :. y ave n0
EoR sALE-MANY SMALL HOMES AND sUBUR-
ban aces around the national capital for sale
Speciality and take persons to examine il free q
shargs; those looking toI suburban bones land for
sall or send and get "a, my large new st and map e
miles around several lots for sale sio DOWN
iV ai E51i JAMES E. CLEMENTS 1871 + st. NV
EoR sALE-BUY a CHOICE LOT AT FOREST
Glen Nd as a Christmas gifs for SonS son OF
soo heh fIs TrffsSR $500 s
WOODED LOTS AT KENoINGToN. FRONTING
w w . railroad and overlooking Rock Creek valley
s25 70 s55Oa lot a discount Of 10 per cent on lots
HESki cGFP sos stk ST. . near Patens Ofee
EfOR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
l. more new homes at Lakeland Nd.
Two q. POO cottages, RS, $40 cash and go
Two " 300 COTTAGES. 9 to z s2o cash and So mo.
Two 81 900 cottage, rs, $50 cash and go per mo-
Two g. 500 cottages, SO i0rs. s45 cash md s45
All " the above cottages are convenient 10 the sta
ton they well built, have porches wells, pumps
fences. outbuldngs &C. on lotsthat contain Il. 600
feet Of ground lakeland is situated eight miles from
Washington the Wash branch Of the B. < Q. r. L.
asoon the line OF the proposed boulevard and electric
pos, ONCE schoSis churches SC. Commntation tick
to Wash only ~ cents each way. Apply to EDWIN
A. NV q %
m. p. m at Lakeland Inquire for t. J. GABLE.
STpt ul9
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BOARDING.

4 hGGE fkONT ROOM. COMFORTABLY FUR
nished with heat. ght 4 bath private family
no children central near cars and herdcs suitable
Tor two persons; with good board 1t SIS each uer
noah Apply o. i21 st n Capitol Hill d232t .
SAMUEI. HOWARD. THE AMERICtN-FEENCH
- caterer. VIII serve meals from ll%7 2ist = w.
part of the city at short notice. / need
tell thos- who have tried them strictly fr-i-
class. dr. 81
'sNHE sOCTHFPN-5ll 18TH ST. S.w.-FIRsr-
class family osrd aud Tcou 81 per dsv SO PER
wees. Runs tall, -to coach daily 10 Ar!ingt n.
sold err Home aud Cabin joan bridge. n17-2m'
THE HOTEL RICHMOND
11th ard II sts n.
VIII open TUESDAY. D-cember 81 newly furnished.
RENTED and sired and will b.. kept the Ameri
Ian. and s-O rent by the month or year
suif fsInIlleS Table board as Desired.
d. In r. W COLEMAN
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Personal

PERSONAfI.
4 YOUNG WIDOW ALI. ALONE IL IHF woRID
n would Ike 20 On tbs stAse. Address PR MPT,
star oelce. d2}-3.'
l. G I-wTsa YOU A HAPPY CHRISTMAS, A
he happy. brtht New Year. health. wealth and hap
piEess. frOn friend. true and sincere. Think OF
j. W
NIhs. MARION h. SHERIDAN WILL PLEASE
vi svnd her address to Box "A. StaE of-e. mat
ter Of business. IL
ND MAIDS ARE ALL RIGHT; SO ARE OUR
" bix cash prices for gents second hand clothing
Address OF call al JUS1H'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID st.
n ". dr.,
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
- Son.nnntca atoms promptly attended 70; eounten
ual. Occ- open a.! hours. Bes. References WM.
WILLIAMS. Manager. 40 7 ST. NV. dl2-lm'
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WANTED-BOARD.

NI-ANrEn BOARD AND FUHNIsHED ROOMS
w f.r family 4 thr--, sound noor pr-feTret Ad-
dr--. bax IL. stsT od-or. I:,3-2a'
ANIfD-BY Yoke WIDOW FROM NEW
w l1ra. bad IN exclusive att or house. ray IS
r. .g~k peruarent north vest preferred Aaa- --s
w So. -tar ofi-s d.-str'
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WANTFD-HOCSES.

MAN. DO Buy IRON OwNER : OK =
w rHUfr tuu--. b.. y. Cap. 9Th. r Cay. AMI c
81 Nv nUulhsT. lo-afDu and rTt only ,wn-
.. <iv.ax thess part culars Address II. II . star
onrs d.sL2t.
w hat-s iu mr. lN.-tsrn Tart % ctty. Tor zeutle-
nan. Wtiy sn4 SAN. fe-s. y = YeF~1u HAVING ~urh
hUuss would D. ari silver i-er- family 10 wo4fd be
ssffsfs-tUrg state cation AMI terms. Adde'S
NTHNf~r. star ofA-~ a. 81
WANTED By INNCAEY !. = FOURTEEN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.
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yN-sNrTp- 90 To DICKS AGENCY FOR
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VI tNTTD-HN GKIGHT CpLOKED Gikt.
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WAN p-nT ATTEST CLASS FrESCH COOK.
w -itus'IoU- al-s1 tr~r-h All. eNg~rt-uc-t s.atu-
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d-Tlt-'
W NvTru- rwptnTFES FUH COMPETENT
w servants l~r.s yatr fam lies hotels. rcstsu-
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do 100
W-ASTTu-NT HEADQt ARTEHs- PuSL HONS
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NIANTfb. SITUATIONS FOR MAIDS. COOKS,
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luer taUtis lei u-afI~I. lffsT- IL ell. -eles
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

CoMMIssIoSEk or DEEDS roo Every STATE
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