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FEMALE.

WANTED-woMEN COOKS. sI2 TO $40 PER
W month maids Mattresses, nurses. scrubpers,
e. and hotels DICKS hGTN6Y 6is N !. ais e
\yANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK. WASH
sn% Sn M month s apply Ti :. sIeH
WANTED-C COMPETENT COOK AND ASSIST
W, W With washing and ironing. Call on Mrs. BOXER.
1871 l6h st NV 1b'
WA,SSTEp cHaMBERMAID. CALL TO-DAY.
WANTEp-COMPEIENT WOMAN FOR GEN
w w ers housework family Of three. Apply at once.
S3s 81. NV. 1b'
W-ANTED-COMPETENT WAIST HANDS AND
w apprentices. At 122J11 F st NV. jals-3b'
WASTED-A WOMAN TO Do COOKING AND
w general housework. Call at 1872 18th st. 1b'
WANTFD-A FEMALE NURSE TO TAKE CARE
ply to oil n be well
VASTED-woMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w Sork in family Of two adults 1906 st. NV.
WANTED-FXPFRIENCED WHITE GIRL FOR
our. Sfnr. s go 1ds Re-
w washing. ironing and general housewsrk; must
come well recommended Apply after $50 Thursday
IVANTED-AN HONEST CAPABLE SERVANT
w for Tg ,ws in family mg, be
reqGired Apply IFS Coreoran st NV 3.
XVANTFD-A COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN
w as ehId,- nurss: must have good references.
V-ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN COOK IN SMALL
w family also giri as chsmhermaid and waitress;
10th Pu.' assist in washing and ironing. AP9lg at
WANTED - WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hou-exork family of three; go per Ap-
ply al suc 18TH 81. n. W. after u. jal1-2b'
WASTED-A Fl ST-CLASs COLORED COOK;
w assist ia the washing: private family; citv ref
erences required Apply IL X ST. NV. ja17-@b'
yNANTED-wOMEN COOKS. $40 TO 81. CHAM
w berInaid- nurses and iacnd-esses; IN city or
away; WATERS. drivers farm hands; coIored men
cooks. SAMUEL A COOMBS CO.. SCI IO-h st.
n. jalt-6b$
WANTFD-LADIEs AND GIRLs-wE PAY o.
w To- $40 rer week TO work for u at your home o
rainting csnvsssing senf self addressed envelope
GEORGE y. ENMONS co, cor Batte-ymarch
and Water SITS. Boston. Mass js16-4b'
WANTED-PENsIoN CLERK; LADY PRE-
w fe-red must be efficient state experience and
salary expeci ed Address PENSION. Star Office.
jal6-3b
WANTED FIRST-CLAss BUTLER (WHITE
w and coi0Ts.D. COOKS maids Mattresses, rub
hers. pastry cooks 900 women for this and other
citifsl best wages and positions BCRNHAMS.
1llOG II. NV. ja14-t5b'
NTANTED-GOOD SALARY GUARANTEED TO
w ladies wing TO do writing for their homes.
Address in own Handwriting, with stamped
envelope. Miss EDNA l. SMYTHE. South Bend.
Int, prorristor Of the famous Gloria Water for the
complexion is2-3wb
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HOTELS.

L s23. s35. s27 Vermont avenu~
Opposite the Arlington Hotel
Refurnished and opened under new dfr>rstr-
Rooms single and suite Tran.icnta Tern. -
per day. Monthly and weekly rates hrfri.S
table board reasonable. dao-i@
HOTEL GRENoBLE
"A Both to oath ST. and 7th ave-. New YorR
FINEST FIRE-PRooF HOTEL IN THE CfrY
With apartments ADJOINING. Europesn pi.n
Acknowledged TO be the greatest suoces Of nv Hc>a
In the country.
Cuisine and appointments cannot b. suv,a~.-A
doo-eo2m WILLIAM NOBLE. Owner ana pr,o-,.S,.
MoRRIsETT HOUSE NOW opEx
M Cor 18th and II efa
THos. MoRkIsETT Prppr1s~cr
111R sT-THE IRvTNoToN -
lflO Season Of 92 and pa
Is now open for reception OF wusGfa Rrcr.
single. Terms reasonable ow s9 soiO
WILLARD's HOTEL
Pa ave and HIS.
.~-z w..hingson: Q. q
EBBIrr HOUSE
WASHINGTON. d q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALI.
WANIED-BY CoLORED MAN. SITUATION
v. ca on :. isis T.
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE .ABLF-BODIED
w. You col.rsd man gscs 70 work shout sre,eIy
Del ava and LIST and Z and d SIS q y. Ia
WAN EpIBY 4 YOUNG DANISH NAY. 80
can be given. Address Is Jackson st Re ,ai7-3d.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN A POSITION IN
w real estate or lawyers Office; good education
s.n ssss'n'
w eoois. maids. Isundresses. chambermaids. seam
refer.nesffom Inst n " ials4
WET ID, - REsPaSTAPLE coLp d..
cali loi5 .s ca and waitress Reese Lee
WANIED-BY CoLORFD GIRL, PLACE AS
~, irstcl.ss servant in private ;amy; either az
former employer Apply Iaso St NV IL.
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss LAUNDREss-
w Wa. hing to take home. Apply III I'd st. sw. 1e'
WANTRD-BY YOUNG GERMAN LADY. La
taa
WANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN. PLACE
in r,iv.,s t.mily Or boarding house =. soot Or
ANNIE
WANTED-BY A REsPKCTABLL COLoRED
=
call OF address 111O st. n. ". 1s'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE coIoRED GIRL,
w place as dish washer istant in kitchen; also
By young colored girl place as nurse. 1912 Cedar ST.
bet. and SITS n ". 1s'
WANTED = BY WELL RECOMMENDED
w French teacher. situation nursery governess
NILE SiS s s. sea-"
WANTED EMPLoYERs FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs private families, hotels. restsu-
2. Is nsfdsa 1ls9 Bes9ns for clerk,
n. ja17-6es
WANTED by REsPECTABLE CoLoRED
" woman. place as cook or chambermaid- Apply
1164 st NV. ja17-2e'
WANTED BY NEAT COLORED GIRL.
w place to cook and assist with the washing or to
do chamberwork in a small private family best city
WANTED. YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT
with defective eyesight. Address X. Z. NJ, Star
office ja17-3b.
WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT. BRIGHT
w young lady who writes q rapid business hand,
clerical work either in office at home; first class
references Address Box IS, Star Office. jal63e'
" ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. chambermaids. waitress. laundresses.
nurses. seamstress. waters, coachmen buffers.
tal6-6e' SAMUEL A. COOMBS CO.. 527 10 h ST.
WANTED = CENTS CLOTHING REPAIRED;
w pockets Put in two for Pc. coats lined soc.
isi6-se' ~ '''' A''' w. i'''"
w housems DIS. seamstresses. clerks. working
fremen, store and kitchen hands
German drirerl BURNHAMS. HOG st. NV
Ja146e'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRrNGTON,
4 Atiorney-st-law.
Webster Law Building. sos ID OF. n. w.. washinrtcn
d. {. Residence, 933 h ct. NV. az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoH sALE-A GENUINE BARGAIN Is HIRE
onersd-.rlendid corner honss in Ls DrNii psrs
there Sven room. .nd s-,h n ,T@s.
.. SO; the cheapest properly % ,Ss Esrs
,sis 8, Ssis'f s, NV n W. Rooms.
r,a for the Insane, 90 the Asylum rcAa .; ss.,
.s sqrs.''f i ssT 4. Soon frame aMrE sYFspR
jaIs-st SO nh -. n. y.
L>oR sAIF-BARGATNS
hinder psS, os 70 5SSn' fo os l
loot, loot alley: on ccrcGrsn s, nw Assume sS''O"
saO.oco each; one corner At $50 oo2 r.,srn
,als Room. and g. Atlantic building aSoF q. nv.
EoR sAiE-laaa isTa ST. Nv. fLhe.Nr -
the sSns .Psness and al 0se mol nrs
sioi sos' terms easy T. ssooks.
Eol sALE-THRoUGHoUT THE NoRrHwEsT.
10 Of esr II TR3Pf + TAI S
EoR sALE-HoUsE 1906 COLUMBIA ST. NV. !;
b,,i, COY and mssi oSmpl.,. sshtr. m house no;
basement dorbs front. stone -,eps. brass rsilinrs
covered yard. Two lsrse porches special venttatins
ali the windows electric bel and lighting hand
p.ref S,is ana ma, sac Gen nrs 50. T IN
Wis 81 20 n easy ,s,Ps sPpy % owner I'd
FOR shLE-yERY CHr AP-foR e. $40. pEsiR-
with stable; lot Is CHICO 20 slley witt psrEing
tal7-6t John p wAGGAMAN. 200 l4th st n W.
Tor sALE-FoR 81 20o-LAPGE FRAME STORE
Il and dwelling. with 3aro4 square and = hslt
from Caritol and library building will ray Is
rent JOHN p. wAGGAMAN, 700 18th 81 jaI5-6t
For sALE-9TH ST. Nv. Two-sroRN BRIck,
l. orooms and bath. $1,000 -
CHAS. @. PrNGWALT.
jaI7-3t LIST floor. Atlantic bldg. $40 81. nv.
E'oR sALE-AT BARGAIN-sEyEN ROOMS
and bath 2story and cellar brick. in lie Droit Park
good lot and very easy terms
CHAs G. RINGwALT
ja17-3t LIST floor, Atlantic bldg q no r =. n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
MALE OR FEMALE.

MANIFESTATIONS BY WHITE MAN AND
w wife cooking, chamber work O. waiting man
generally useful about private or boarding house.
cafe. store or office; day night, good reference.
Address VI. and W. Star office. jal7 ST.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR IRoNwoRK Ann TVPE.
Il Cotta-ofice Of building for Library OF Cons,s..
l4b East Capitol street Washington ri n f.n,.-.
II lss3-sepsrate sealed proposals for furui.inr *
iver1ng and erect nR In place. complete certefn 80
deck &c Of the dome and lantern Of the iuiidins
I9r me nrsry o. In this city. and for fur
CURED for ceiling and covering Of The said doms "a
lantern will be received at this once unssi II a.
O,CLoCk z NJ on THURSDAY. the TwTSTy.
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1s9a and opened tran,s
dia'ey thereafter In presence of BIDDER sTe~s~es
tons general INSTRUCTIONS and conditions and blank
this Office. BERNARD T. GREEN. suf~rintsnI.S
and Engineer inl2 Ia III is ssS..S a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

EOR RENT-ON PLAN OF ENGLISH LODGING
greater part u asi1hssu So%s ss.r F.Ss
ssdr. sHs Si'Ds5S6Ea
EoR RENT-PRivATE FANTLY-TWO PLEAs.
I'M "a
EoR RENT-PLEA ANT CONNECTING ROOMS.
&c convenient to cars 4 desired
Fo,ss. ssES SJIa,S FURNISHED ROOMS IN
s:
FOR RENT.A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
Is q. suitable for one l q s.0
EoR RENT-2 OR 8 FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
second door heat. gas. bath. ss5 st. me- jsie-ss
FOR RENT-LARGE SECOND FLOOR FRONT
pished a; gsIlsr and chamber good table board IN
.eeond door 'front.' me Ia ROOM with Al
cove: also back room. two windows; bath room on
EOR RENT-26 GRANT PLACE NV; LARGE
:as. +: ;sS.
EOR RENT-wITH BOARD, IN LIE DROIT PARK.
- pleasant and nicely furni he'd room in private
sHs cc.
Iowa circle. rooms en- suite with private bath and
a:7.imos TERMS 'si'G +. ROBINSON Proprietor.
FOR RENI-1717. @ ST. NV: NICELY. FUR
:his WITH With in
those with good references need apply: J.is-6a'
EoR RENT-l206 U ST. BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nish.d "a front room south front 9TH or
ErOR RENT-5O3 n ST. Nv, A LARGE FRONT
L room furnished nicely on &c floor southern Z.
and gas. Ja16-3as
EoR RENT-1437 ST. N w. HOUSE NEWLY
s, new .Ings &c
complete with baths; best references. ja14-6s'
For RENT-1a35. CORNER 14TH AND n SITS,
dsSWs WIN O0Afu' '''e'en'e' e'0n"ns'u
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH HEAT.
ried les gentlemen also single front ROOM
s5 no children in house. 1927 9th st. n W. s224ma'
UNFINISHED.
EOR RENT-sO9 9TH ST. NV. UNFURNIsHED
L rooms, suite sinxle. in press-bric
house heat gas and bath; board by caterer in house
EoR RENT-2 OR 3 UNFURNT> HE'D ROOMS FoR
! bookkeeping. including parlor; bath on Same
EOR RENT FOUR UNFURNTsHED ROOMS
with heat gas and bath suitable for light heuse-
seeGins VIII rent for 800 to pa ties without chdren
Es 90 FS9 3 WIGHT %
G st. jal62w
EOR RENT-rNFURNIsHED ROOMS; LARGE
Il front and back rooms. single or en- suite: with
board In private family; references. 1122 1'h 81.
NV. ja16-3b'
EOR RENT-l2a3 nth ST. NV, THREE IN
furnished rooms second floor bath same floor :;
~ mod imps newly papered and paint ed private
FURNISHED AND JNFURNIsHED.
EoR RENT-ROoMs BACK AND FRONT, FUR
1, nished or unfurnished, cheap; board If desired.
C'oR RENT-5e2 2D ST. NV. FURNISHED
and unfinished rooms. with or without board |;
heated by steam. 1880
E'OK RENT-626 PA. AVE. NV, FURNISHED
and unfnrnished rooms for rent cheap by day.
surnrafion. Board if desired ia 6-6c.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EoR RENT;,FogR NICE OFFICE ROOMS on
siP Pss{s:at Address THos j. fii III, !. CO;
CoR RENT-sEvERAL DESIRABLE OFFICES
L 14th st. bet and g situated on the level of
S'Tesf Price per B BR6r stG ps 500 ,,
EOR RENT-DEsK ROOM OR oNE-HALF OF
10th n W. all conveniences. Address Box 80. Star
office. ial6-3t.
sis fJ1s sHoNhAtk ;s s ST
EOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
i the Lehman building; steam heat. sleyst1r &c.
lS jsi4 4cS' A. i Il SS = Y ave.
Tor RENT-oFFICEs IN THE NEW DISTRICT
L Title Insurance Company building. 80 18th st.
Steam Rooms large cs " and MAA ssssd by
d23-1m 6IO 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

LHOR RENT
FARCE STABLE IN ALLEY BET. AND L AND
10TH AND 18TH SITS. n W.. ; will accommodate
four horses and as many vehicles.
Apply to ]. v. n. HUYCK.
1alS-6t 1876 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE FURNITURE AyD GOOD Will OF TEN
nent roomers. bringing in $40 per month rent
near Penn. ". Address NV, Star office j1S-2'
EOR --s3OO-GRoCERY AND PROVISION
u store doing good cash bust ess. Gail address
X. j. McCAWLEf. 40 q 81. s.w. ja1S-bts
WANTED-CIGAR STORE IN PROMINENT
w street; state location and price. Address ii. L..
631 ID Of. n. ja17-:t'
)ARTNER WANTED GOOD. TRUSTWORTHY
i with 1850 and services buys half interest in
staple. clean jobbing and manufacturing business
change references; no idier tolerated. Address Box
70. Star Office jal63'
EoR sAlE-A. GROCERY AND PROVISION
L sore with wholesale liqaor license: good reasons
for selling. Address GOOD BUSINESS, Star ONCE.
EoR sALF-GRocERY STORE DOING A GOOD
well esta6lished This Is an opportunity seldom of
isred About 81 cash required to pay 70. and run
snd ean easily be made h To Hun oc or mo
,a fsaa:s' DO'i Star Once.
w ANTED-PARTNER TO TAKE THE PLACE
w Of = retiring member Of successful ana we'll
right man. Address Box o. star office. ja16-3b'
UANTED-RELIABLE MAN WITH $500 TO
W take exclusive agency for Virginia for two spe
cialties that sell Of sight all horse have
msS spnuy so San B9s,on 10 months 20 600
noon or evening. Z. SHAW. Nations' tel. ja144t'
MOULD SELL FURNITURE OF TWELVE ROOM
w house with lease, including stable for cash only
Tor selling Hddrsss IEKsf STAR ose is7i@
ID AMsAY. THE LEADING WATCH REPAIRXR
~ can save you time and money
Watch cleaned. 81.
Wafch handspring, 81.
French and complicated clocks called for All work
warranted one year I221 II st. NV jas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
FOR SALE-BICYCLFS

EoR SALE-oNE CLEVELAND SAFETY. s70,
u 4 fsycho SAFETY. $40; I broncho safety e.Sp:
Eagle upright. SO; Earle upright, s4O: Il Coiuu.
eia uPrght, SD AZ the WHEEL EXCHANGE Issg
New York ave. Open nights a..
EoR sALE-oNE VICTOR SAFETY. PFRyyf,r
Il order; good as new eco One Dar safssy for
lady or gentleman. S.BO. InstAliments tAkeu SIiIR
ClCLEklEs. l704 q St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

nv LooETp LIKE A TRAMP wHES BROUGHT FROM
TIE JsIL To- IRE COURT ROON-HE NEEDED
sHsvrSG AND BATH -JUDGE K'coMAs' ORDER
PosrPOSISG EXECUTIoN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
no YoU WANT MONEY!

i,if do not fsii O. 49, our rates rfnre borrowing
We make Loans on furatture. riano~. h~r--~ sssut.
Nc without removal publicity, ~ the Lowest
side rates and IN the quickest Ius-ihle time
Loans can ~ raid IN part va full ~ fimn -
suit the convenience II th- borrower, aud any Eari
raid reduces the csf of carrying the loan In proIf
tiun 10 "a. mount raid
~ YOU hsve loan with Other rartiss or hsy~ pur-
chqsed furniture other goods time and mi "a
PAYMENTS iittls larger than Won conven-
ienily will take ~ aud carry a.. loan Tor
There - no delay. but you lret the money tho hsy
you ash Cor a.
should yuu desire = loan call and tnNe.tieate oDr
method of do M business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

WANTFD-FTRST- CLAsS BUTLER (WHTTE
w and colOrsdl. cooks. maids, Mattresses. rub
hers. pastry cooks 900 women for this and other
citissl. best wages and positions BURNHAM'S.
IlI0Gst. NV. tal4-t5b'
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EoR RENT-CHARLES O. RINGwALT. ROOM s,
L Atlantic building. $50 st.
1893 Mass ne 1}r 800
1893 18th st NV. sr b 40 1872 18th at NV 5r o so5
oil Nass ave ne. Or b. 80 81 Spruce ~ 10
2401 VI st NV. ar b.. b l24S Linden ne frSb 20 30
2o 21st st Or b. % 80 20 9th st Sc Or b. IL 30
21 18th 81 sc, Or %. 30 Sl Or fir IL 80
2l2 llth st tr h. "a 81 10 Brewers cot ne 4r 30
1892 Md ave ne, Or & b. % jal3- iw
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"ANTED-GOOD SALARY GUARANTEED TO
w ladies wlling to do ring for al their homes
Address in own handwritins, with stsmped
envelope. Miss EDNA L. SMYrHE. South Bend.
Int, proprietor Of the famous Gloria Water for the
complexion. ia2-3wb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

WANTED 90 SEVERAL. GOOD MACHIyIsTs
w AYp!y A. once 20 the LANSrON MONOTYPE
MACHINE COMPANY. corner 9Th and c SITS. n W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

WANTFD-LADIEs AND GIRLs-wE PAY O.
w To- $40 week TO work for US at your home no
raintng csnvsssing; send self addressed envelope
GEORGE y. ENMONS & CO., Batte-yma rich
and W ifnrs ~ Boston Mass ialA-4he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED AND FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD AMI
w office furniture Of every description. carpets
stoves feathers. store and Office fixtures. Prompl
and liberal dealing. A.C WINSTON. 37 9TH n W. ja1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

DATKlCK II, o. BRENNAN, @. A.,
4 OF Institute of Accounts, New York
Public Accountant and Auditor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

WANTED. 900 GENTS SUITS TO CLEAN AT
w 81 q suit; coats. 30 cts. j; pants % cts. vests
% cts by process thirty years experience.
Goods called for and delivered. L. II. PoSEy. 1ll9
l4th ST. n. ia3-}ws
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-04-14

CARTER HARRISON was elected
Mayor Of Chicago for the fifth
time. last week, by 20, 900 plurality
over Samuel w. AllcrtOn, the can
didate on the allied Republican
and citizens ticket. The entire
Democratic ticket was also elect.
ed by about the same plurality.
The New York Herald had n
dispatch from Paris the other day
stating that in Paris q man who
leases n private telephone pay 400
francs. or $50, q year. In Lyons
tue price 10 go. aud where over
head wires are used the price 10
still lOwer-S40 In towns over %.
900 and $50 in those less than
that number.
LOUISVILLE bankers DENY that
there has been any combination
to fight the revenue and taxation
law, declaring they are not dis.
posed to resort to the courts un.
less taxed unjustly. Their for.
NAL protest was made in order
that they might be placed In an
Advantageous position should
they determine upon a contest.
Next sunday, the 10th. a total
eclipse of the sun will occur. The
shadow which, like n long black
tail, extends nearly 25O. 900 miles
behind the moon, will then brush
It's tip across the face of mother
earth, first touching the Pacific
ocean on the coast Of Chill ira.
versiDg the whole width of South
America, crossing the Atlantic
and finally leaving the globe in the
middle of the ozark Continent
Wherever 1t touches there will be
circle of darkness, VARYING IN
width from eighty 10 one hundred
Snd twenty miles. and it will move
with a speed exceeding that of a
cannon ball. occupying from three
minutes to four and three.auar.
tiers in passing over any spot
which is upon the center of it's
track. The fortunate observers
so situated will. it the weather is
clear, witness the wonders OF q
, total eclipse.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-04-14

The advertisements In a live,
reliable, wide awake paper are
news. They tell the readers what
they want to know where goods
can be bought, what they are sold
for. who has houses to rent or
sell, who wishes to purchase real
estate, where employment and Ia.
Dor can be obtained. and a thOus.
and other things that they want
to know. 1t is an error to sup.
pose that only editors and report.
ers supply news worth reading;
skillful advertisers furnish a good
share Of it, and if there are any
readers who fail to look over the
advertisement columns Of their
paper, they miss q great deal OF
information that would prove val
uable to them. That the people
do read advertise ments for the
news, every advertiser knows.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-04-14

Hall or KENTUCKY LoDGE, No. $40, I
ksIoHrs Oh Hosos.
To The 0dfeers and Members Of Kentucky
Lodge:
We, yonr committee on resolutions re
speeding the death Of Bro J o, A. Cooper.
Who died March 26lh, 1893, submit the
following:
WHEREAS, Death has taken from our
midst our much loved aud esteemed Broth.
er. J. o. A. Cooper; therefore, be II
Resotred. That this lodge bss lost a gen.
erous and wsrm-heriei member.
Resoired That We b,w 10 humble submis.
sion to the will Of Him who doeih oil
things well.
Rssoired, That we extend orr heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family and rel
ativss, and commend them 70 The wsteh-
ful care Of our Heavenly Father.
Rssolred, further, that this preamble
aud resolutions, asa token OF our love
and respect Of our des ~ ed Brother, be
spread upon our minutes, n sopy furnish
ed the family Of the deceased, and also
one 10 the Hickman Courier for publ'ca.
ton; also, thss The charter OF our lodge
be draped IN ossraing for - days.
Respsssfslly ssbai'ssd In 20. n. A."
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stage Matters.

Speaking about the stage reminds us Of
the recommendation given the Lemo n
Chill Tonic by Mr.. J. n. Quigsy. msna-
ger Of the Paducah opera house, and one
Of Paducah's best known citizens. Listen
20 what he says Lemon Chemical Co.,
Jacksonville, Pla., and New York tax Q
great pleasure in siatiag that have used
your Lemon Chill Tonic on several orca-
sions with most beneficial results Its taste
being so pleasant there is no difficulty Ia
getting children To take" Price, the small
est, so cents, while the amount OF medi-
cine In IL IL double most OF similar pTeps-
rstions; 10 the most pleasant 10 take; Ia os
certain in results. Insist on getting /,
and take no substitutes. For sale BY Cow.
gill & Cowgirl, druggists.
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South Carolina Is going into
the whiskey business. On and
after July 1 all bar.rOoms within
her borders will he owned and Op.
Grated by the state. Gov. Till.
man Was Mt Louisville a few days
ago laying in q supply OF Ken.
tncky whiskey and otherwise
making arrangements for opening
the state saloons. This is an ex.
pertinent that has never been tried
in the United States, though IT
10 said to have worked well in
some parts Of the old world. II
the scheme should work well it
will no dOnbt be adopted in other
states winch are having trouble
in regulating the liquor trafac.
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THE ballard COUNTY HERNII
MyssestOas Life and Death.

An old farmer named Perry
Keltean, who lived as q hermit
near Blandville, was found dead
yesterday morning at bis home.
A neighbor had missed him for
several days and thought he was
sick. Calling, he found the house
apparently deserted and, on enter.
ing the cabin, found Keltean's
body badly decomposed and a
flock of buzzards lighting over the
flesh.
Keliean Was very wealthy own.
ing several good farms.
There is suspicion that he
met with foul play, but owing to
the condition Of the body and the
fact that buzzards had eaten much
Of the flesh this could not be
proved.
Keltean had lived near Bland.
vile for years. Lately in answer
to an advertisement which said q
fortune had been left him by q
deceased aunt, he left Ballard
County and was gone several
months and had only been back q
few days. This fact leads to the
superstition that he got q sum of
money and came home with IL,
and was followed by some one,
who killed him. Keltean was IS
years old, aud was never married
and had no known relatives. Xii.
team was born on the shores of
Lake Huron. and when q child
was stolen from his parents by
Indians and never saw his parents
afterward.
He says a white man bought him
from the Indians and turned him
loose, and that he lived many
years in the West before comm
to Kentucky 80 years ago. Efforts
are being made TO learn more Of
him and to trace his money.