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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-23
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Committees Named to Looi, After the
TerrftOries-A Vermont Idea
-POpulists as Free
Traders
THE CoMING STATES.


Washington, Dec. 23.-The senate COM
mittee on territories held meeting yes
terday, which was devoted to making
preliminary arrangements for the con-
sideration of the territorial admission
bills. Sub-committees for the investiga-
tion of the various questions involved in
connection with the several bills were
appointed as follows:
Utah--Faulkner, Bates and Platt.
Arizona-Hill Call and Davis.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Waith (Cal.)
and Shoup.
Oklahoma Bates, Hill and Hansbrough.
When the committee meets after the
holidays it will consider bill introduced
by Proctor, of Vermont, to annex the ter
ritory of Utah to the state of Nevada.
P1E-EATER NOTE.
OF the 400 nominations sent to the SEN
ate by the president during the time the
senate has been in regular session, los
were unacted upon when the senate took
recess for the Christmas holidays.
These nominations do not expire this
time, however, as they would in case of
adjournment, and will be considered
after congress shall reconvene on January
just as if they had not been sent in
until that time.
popuL1sT FREE TRADERS.
Jerry Simpson announces that the
Populists in the house will not support
the Wilson bill nor side with the Repub-
licans. Mr.. Simpson is preparing a bill
e.. n1r Id
ator PETER and the other Populist mem
bers of both branches, it is expected, will
hold aloof from both parties on the tariff
question.
NATIONAL NOTES.
Senator Faulkner states that he be-
lieves the bill admitting Utah as state
will be promptly passed.
The comptroller of the currency has
called for statement of the condition of
national banks at the close of business
Dec. 10.
decision of the interior department
that the offspring of white citizen of tho
United States and an Indian wife follows
the condition of the father has been ap-
proved by Sec Smith.
Senator Cockrell has introduced bill
authorizing the preparation of 100000
to any inventor who shall, prior to Jan.
l, 1900, invent vessel for aerial naviga-
ton that will with safety travel thirty
miles an hour and carry passengers and
freight to the amount of five tons.
The bill for Oklahoma's admission pro-
vides that the governor shall order an
election of seventy-five delegates to form
constitutional convention to take place
the 9th Tuesday after the passage of the
bill. For the expenses of election and
the convention $4,000 is appropriated.
stubborn Waite.
Denver, Colo, Dec. 23.-It is under
stood that Gov. Waite is this afterr oon
preparing his call for the extra session of
the Legislature All the arguments of the
various conventions, and the outspoken
| H. -e klNv
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A Big Fire.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 23.--A serious con-
aag7ation occurred here last night in the
North End. Four large firms lost all
their stock. There we're over 200 en-
ployes and people in the buildings when
the fire broke out, but it is, believed,
all escaped. The loss is 100000.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-23

New York, Dec. %. - ThS different
charity organizations report the suffer-
ing among the poor greater than at any
time in the last ten years. President
Wilson, of the health board, figures in the
neighborhood of $4,000 persons in this
city alone who are out of employment.
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New York, Dec. 23.-Gen. Dodge, presi-
dent of the Denver & Rio Grande Western,
says there is not word of truth in the
statement that the receivership of the F. W.
& g. will be terminated. The road willnot
be restored to the control of the old man
ayers.
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-::-BRlEP WlRINGS-::-

The Fort Worth and Gulf Receiver
ship.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-23

ers bath. Another good thing about
this arrangement is that the convicts can
bathe several times a week in summer.
Out in the grounds the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-23

Territorial Educational Association
Meeting at Albuquerque, N. NJ.
For the above occasion round trip
tickets will be sold to Albuquerque on
Dec. 26, 1893, at one fare for the round
trip, limited to return on Jan. 3, 1894.
H. L. LuTz, Agent.
Geo. L. NICHOLSON, G. p. A.
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stubborn Waite.

Denver, Colo, Dec. o3.-It is under
stood that Gov. Waite is this afterr oon
preparing his call for the extra session of
the legislature. All the arguments of the
various conventions, and the outspoken
opposition of nine-tenths of the legis-
lature have failed to dissuade him.
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Il In the Landof POGO Tiempo''

title Of book written by Chas Lumms, which
Mexico mention anything
about Goebes Crack Heater the Estate Oak because failed to
Catron who thinks the
eart: He claims will powder SO hours
Is minutes wonderful combination of
architecture He using three of
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-23

Three large store rooms to rent at $25
each per month. Inquire of Q. Monier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
PROPOSALS.

SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING;
ioundati91s. either Of brick or of stone, for the
new building for the Corcoran Gallery OF Art
will be received at the Corcoran Gallery of Art
Until MoEDAH; the ELEVENTH OF SEPTEM-
BER at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON Specitica-
lions and plans for this work can be seen an the
once Of the Corcoran Gallery of Art daily from
TO 10 O'Clock am, or at the office of Ernest
se4-6t ''
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TIE AILEtiHANY HOTEL. GOSHEN Va
of,-1 until December !, 1888; the H wiley Springs
Rockingham go. Va. open until October /. J.
WATKINS LEE. Proprietor. s.I-3t.
HEALTHY COUNTRY HOME FOR CHILDREN
where a mothers will be given: also etla-
cati1HlI advantages. terms very moderate and
good references MIS-. y. B. LEE, Wide Water
S-a ford county. Va. s-2-3t.
PERSONS DESIRING BOARD FOR THE FALL
or winter in village. terms uoierate; Apply 10
MRS. l.. G.. MACON. Orange. Va. sci St.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FUR RENT-FURNISHED-SE HOUSE;
deIlghtful location. at s25 per month; occupant
retaining one room Call $50 pm, 1921 . 1t.
n
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BOARDING.

OHIO HOUSE. 32s INDIANA AVE NV. opp
Pension building and City Hall.-For rent, lovely
rooms; lst I'd and 30 floors; heat and ba III
on every floor; will rent By the day, week or
month. The house has all been newly remodeled
Come now, for all things ready. se2-3t'
THE RvINGTON. 1416 ST. ~ w-LARGE
cool rooms; handsomely furnished: single or en-
suite; with bath; table arst-class: terms reason
apie. Ldll-3m
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, special term for Orphans Court business
iD re Will of Emma o. Waidley. deceased.
Application for the probate of the last will and
testament of the said deceased has this dav
been made by William z. II. Crews one of the
executors therein named All persons interest ed
are hereby notided 70 appear in this court on
Friday, THE TWENTY-SEC0ND DAY or SEP
TENDER NEXT. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ TO
show cause why said will should not be proved
and admitted to probate prayed. Provided a
copy OF this order be published once a week for
three weeks In the Washington Law Reporter
and Evening Star previous to the said dav
d! the court: CHAS. c. COLE,
Associate Justice.
au2S-1aw3t Register Of wills n ~
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN MANICURE AND CHrRoP-
odisr. 7O3 18TH ST. N.W.-The only importer
AID manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
CliIIsOPODIsI GOODS south Of New York. au2s3-tr
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FOR RkST-BY R. o. HoITZMAN, REAL Es-
tate and insurance Broker, 10th and r Sta. q. ".
UNFUBNISEEn HOIraEl
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FOR lighthouses

FOR RENT
1l!-ls2l East Capitol St, ers.. anil =. $780, &c
!s.S Sercoran 81. NV, 9rs., ami. A. 90
itl2 18th St NV, 9rs., ami. ........... 40 90
5 aa Slst 81 NV, srs, a NIL ........... 80 90
d5t5 "a ST NV, 6rs, AMI ............. 5000
.ols Portner place NV. 6rs., ami. 81 so
l02o \. Capitol St, 6rs., ami. 225l
o. 10 o. and 10 st. NV, 0rs., a.mi... 2O.5t
900 ID 81. ne, Irs., ami. 1880
oh-1S-i31a I'd st. he, 6rs., ami, each. 25.S
SlS 81 ST. ne, 6rs., ami. % 80
ooo ST. n.e.. 6rs., anil. 225J
421 5th 1t. ne, 6rs., ami. 20 30
Dos st. Sc, 6rs.. gas ard water...... 1885
122i I'D ST. NV, 6rs., gas and water. %. II 80
2202 Va. ave. NV. 4rs, water. ........... 1920
and CorCoran NV, 4rs. water, each ZOO
516 to AIS Hayes court NV, 4rs., water.
each. ........................ 1l.5O
1853 TO 1881 Hayes court NV, 4rs., water,
each. ....................... HOO
each ..................... 1879
1922, rear 1225 22d st. NV, 4rs. water. II. 30
121. rear 10 + ST. NV. 4rs.. water. 1890
PAS Mccullough St, 4rs.. water. EACH. $50
WASH'N DANENHOWER,
se23t 18th and G SITS. NV,
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i3ii c corn nw I0r Union pl 30
I f95 nw' f0r;; As I234 Union st sw =. u 20
l55 9Th NV. Or so i4G7 asa Or and b -: - -
722 18th. llr and bath 50 ' ' i-u u sd %
yi1-IUw' TYLER ( RUTHERFORD l3o1 rs,
FOR RENT-6o5 9TH ST. y. W.: IA ROOMS.
anil bath room on each floor: stationary wash
Stnr , nent reduced to $50 per month A. T.
s'fi"AhTZ. 6o5 9th st. NV. se2-st
FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT DWELLING CRY
uaLy located; suitable for boarders: contains /;
rooms, bath, &c.; 924 E st. NV: SEE 10
nne broom bay window brick nicely M pered /:
A-ui'L oio Ma ave. s.w.: $3.50
a neat nome, convenient to cable cars. M narcd.
rooms anu bath: DOS 18th ST. NV; 500 20
"A nice little 4-room brick, water &c very rear
.ue BUSINESS part OF the city; 513 Potomac alley !;
near 9th and Md. ave. s.w.; sI02G.
400. JAMES F. SHEA.
ee--ot 6S2 Penn. ave. NV.
FOR RENT STORE AND DWELLING COR 10Th
and Is sts ne. 10 rooms and bath: hot snd cold
water; range: iatrohes: speaking tubes; electric
peIIs ana all the mod. imps.: rent, only $50
month A. 8. CAYWOOD, e33 9th ST. NV.
FOR RENT-BY 7. BRoSNAN. COR. y. ]. AVE.
and G ST. NV.
1907 1908. io11 1913. 1918 y. Cap ST., new
bricks; FRS; mod. imp; $50 per mo. good
business cor, 9Th and y SITS. NV; $50 per mo.
~ Mass ave. ne: IRIS. mod. imp: S25 per mo.
32O c st. s.w.: 6r brick: $3.50. co II st NV;
6rs.: $50 per 1917 Sd st. NV; 1r brick:
mod. imp: SIS. Or. frames Heating ave,
county, sl2. au3o-6ts
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CHIROPODISTS.

NJ NEED To SUFFER WITH BUNIoNs CORNs.
lncrowing and Cinb Nails. We remove them pain.
lessly in few minutes. &c. each and up &C
cordng complication.
sci PROF. ]. J. GEORGES & SON. 1115 Pa. nv.
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MALE OR FEMALE

WANTED AGENTS CiALE OF, FEMALE MAKE
$40 a day. New Invention. Ever roisar.f
must have Il. Snail outlay. big profits TER
FF ~TlnN MFG. CO., lIJ 81 Clair St. Clsve-
Land. ohio. se2-3c
WANTED AGENTS MINERAL. LAMP wlCTS
never burn ont: no smoke. SCOT. no trimming:
lisht e.fual gas 2 sImyl-S, I1c: assorted;
dozen. &c B. SIAYNER X CO, Providence. r l.
aucQ Sc
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ACCOUNTANTS,

PATRICK II. C. BRENNAN. PUBLIC AccoyrNr.
ant and Auditor. 1924 St NV. Investiss tioeu
ena reports made OF bankrupt and insolvent Coz
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PERSONAL.
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Attorney-at-1Aw
Webster Law Building. sos d st. NV Washing.
ton. ID. G. Residence. S33 4 at NV, d22
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FOR RENT
SIS o st. NV, IT frame am.i.s 1888 70
COO 2lst st. NV, Or brick, ami. ...... ~. 50
454 II st. NV, Or. brick, ami. 1850
1874 y. II. ave. NV, Tor. brick, ami. 81. 50
1881 Sth st. NV, Tor. brick. MI. 80. 90
81 ST. NV, 7r. brick, ami $3.50
629 Sd st. n.e Or. brick, ami. ........... $3.50
631 Sd st. ne, Or. brick. ami ......... 81. so
627 Sd st. me-, ar brick and store. AMI. 40.o
se2-3t WALTER II. ACKER, 704 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT--DESIRABLE CENTRALLY LOCATED
brick stable. 226 1 ST. NV. Inquire on the
premises. sel-3ts
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

FIRsT-CLAss ACCOMMODATIONS WITH Roam
in private residence; convenient 20 three lines az
ears direcf 20 tair: aftecn minutes ride Nr.
J. A. MYERS. 1875 Michigan ave-. Chicssn
feo3 BIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-.
dence; 81 acres Of fine land; dwelling has 10
rooms bath and library; also tenement houses
10 perfect repair now under rent; also large
barns; stable underneath barns ice house, car.
rage house, &C.; fine springs; 49, acres ir
lawn; 10 acres 10 meadow; imported fern trees
In front Of dwelling; this is the cheapest place
ever offered; 51a miles from city. Only 81 500
A. j. SCHWARTZ
seZ-St COS 9Th st. NV
80 ACRES NICELY IMPROVED WITH BROOM
house, barn and stable fronts county road II
mile: price. 81 500; easv terms: also -
20 acres near above, house. Price 81 OoC
Is acres near above, no house. Price $500
a. ]. SCHWARTZ =
seISt COS 9Th st. NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = CHERRYSTONF
Cottage Hotel, Cherrystone. Northampton Co
Val completely furnished; capacity, 100 guests
l.. NJ TAYLOR, Jr., 1888 + st. au22-3ms
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Central bldg. room Z. 30
46s In ave. back room,
I'd noOr. ........-.I5
623 y 81. 3 rooms, 4th
floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

iIsHFD.
In NV. or .....e 5or
i17a,h ~ ne. ior. -. 70
2le y Can ct. or..... Ss y
] 1t nr 18th NV. lsr. 3S3. 81
No @ fat. Both and n
q $ mr. 18th nv, ior 81 !
, Hillye- place. 1lr......1l3
J 1lto VI 81 nv, Sr az. o.
! SOC Maplesv no. l2r IS. %
18th stnr NJ nv. Or. l0n. 90
G 81 mr. n cap. sr IS. or
, Hiilyer place. sr..fn. 90
Mass ava 10Th. 15r. $50. 90
Zl2s Q ~ NV. 90
Il at nr Ntav 1ar. .3S3. ~
, :,0s NJ sv sc. Tor. lon. %
J I'll Y CAP ct, cor. 1yn. OF
Connsvnr n st. ] 81. $40. 90
y 81 mr. 18th. Tor .12S. o.
lrh 81 nr q 81. Or. TOO. 20
Msss ava Scott cir, lar $50
q ~ near 10Th nv. Tor. l25
2lst 81 near Il nv. Tor les
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

lie for all states and territories q SPECIALITY
by r. ii. EVANS. offce thasemenu 1921 II
Always in office Office hours. ta7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory Notary and T.. s. Commissioner
ocas JOHN T.. REAII- 1921 p 81. NV
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WANTED-STABLES.

wANTED-TO RENT A STABLE LARGE ENOUGH
to accommodate between 10 and Is horses. THE
PALAIS ROYAL, cor. Pa ave. and 18th st.
seA-3t
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lCES
1880 NV. 3 noor. $50
l3ob Y e nv. entire
RS $ i = ~. nv liSs.ss
6oo-7 sth VI. several n. -
l2f3Fstaw. sev-rsin -
Sc cor 9Th aud r SITS -
18th - bet 4 and 9
tcosi yarD ...........-
l4l7 q II NJ. ssv'l ~ -
1879 18th .. nv
1904 18th st nw. .,......l3
1914 Est nv. 20xt3Q -
kLEs.
1 is:;lss'v .7. n@;i..r,..s
\ n2l l4th 81 nv CrezrD. IL
1915 I II NV
l5lo l. st NV.
. exanin.t hy permit. Gro q
las J. FfsHER 4 co..
1.Sl4 Est. n ~
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FITCH. FOX BROWN
sep2 1406 q at. NV
FOR REN1-1O6 Sd ST. y. W., NEW BAY-wIN-
dow house; IL rooms mod. iInps. Inquire GA
Sd st. NV. se2-3ts
FOR REM lisp AZ sw ar 4 Ala
439 9TH stsw, ST dwl s5 yOS r ST sw Or " IL 90
eS4Ssw,sT dwg 80. 35l3l3 Va ave se Ora w. 10 80
I'D Md sv sw, Tor. ami. sol, l. ct Sc Or VIZ 10
~ sw stS dwg tOl2l2 Fla av 1r ami 20
III Az sw Or st&dw 25 go lll6 ~ st sv Or mi ~ %
}}6 >tsw. 6r. ami. =. 20 20 634 h 81 sw 3r... :
Ola st sw. 6r Il W III 80
se2-a' JOHN QUINN. Az 7th ST. sw
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FOR NT-s2 VI ST. NV: 8 STORIES. 10 RS.
S Ssa ar "a IT deep: heated by furnace: LIST and
% floors. $35. Apply to w. F. NASH. Owner
122 II ST. NV. an2I-1m
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Eos e iaT s S@ ~ NV Dr. mi ID s 81
s99 ave e. NV; l. 90 g 81 1907 ave IS
a NV, tr, M 20. 30 1878 n ne t,r store on
115 18th ne Or. mi 80. Is 1871 18th NV store 1s
6;s5 18th ne; Or mi is. 80 AZ Maine ave. III iSaS
l4o2 18TH. 4r, LIST f. 1872 1412 10Th NV ir ID IL; o.
I lSE City; Or house "a Navy ri. 10
Several small houses. rats and rooms
se2--3ts - w. L. We
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WANTED DCNDOKES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
eonfIcted oy ladies-uen and women. white ami
eolored. fOr al kinds Of domestic labor, city
state and springs: with references. 7Oa I. 50.
NV ty22-Swas
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR SALEIERY CHEAP-CT-SHIoN PSYCHIC:
king Of diamonds; s45 igh grade pneumatic:
nearly new; SIS; instaiiments. Also a3 yictof
pneumatic, complete In every respect and good
as new, for $40. HOS ST. (upstairs). 1921
after s. au26
FOR SALE-NEw Cr-sHfON-T1RED SAFETY,
high grade <l35 machine. for $50. guaranteed;
instaments: second nd cushion diamond safety.
$50 9es II 81. NV. after pm. au<-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

WASTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN To COOK.
wash and ron Call at 1919 ST., bet 10 and II
S.42hs
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
TEMPERANCE WORKER.

The exercises Of the Young
Mems Improve men: Society, of
Ceredo, for next Monday evening
VIII consist of a fifteen IN inutes
speech on the character oil Glad
stone, by Rev Geo Gadsdy; a 30
minute history contest, which will
be conducted as follows; the CON
testants will be divided as neurly
equal az possible. The first side
Will propose the name of an Amer
lean general who was defeated.
The opposition will be required 10
mention the general who defeated
him and tie circumstance under
which he was defeated. They
Will be allowed one minuete to
answer, which if they fail 10 re-
spond the answer is given by the
first side who, score one against
them. The side having the fewest
segTes shall be considered yictore-
Gus, and a one and one-fourth hour
debate, the subject being. Resolv-
ed That all taxation in the United
States should be on real estate
/ Kenoya Reporter.
The speech by Rev. Gadsby was
interesting and instructive. On ac-
count ola disagreement as to the
application Of the term General, the
time for the historical contest was
taken up in discussing the proper
application Of that term, and the
contest was postponed. The debate
was then opened up by J. w.
Vermillion. Those speaking on the
affirmative were: &. S. Bown, L.
Diefenbach and NJ. Werth; on
the negative. {. r. Hoard, S. ".
Crum, w. L, Wilson and A. Koretz.
The decision was in favor Of the
affirmative.
The Judges were II N. smith,
J. O. Marcum and 6. +. Mil
lender. The subject for next Mon.
day evening is Resolved, That u. S.
Senators should be elected by the
popular vote
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Iavnlette Items.

The Misses Adkins. of Hunting
ton, who have been WASTING ihell
brother on Beech Fork for the pas
three weeks, returned home To day
Miss Celia Newman. of Hunting.
ton, IS here on visit to her father
MIR. Maurice Newman.
Mrs. Lucy Raw is very danger,
ouSly sick AT the home of her daugh.
ter. Mary McGmnis.
Rumor has it that the n, x w.
Operator at this place is soon to
take to himself a--wife.'
n prot,acted meeting is to be
commenced ut Shoals Sunday,
March I,th. Ii is to be hoped tina,
II Will prove a success and that much
good may be accomplished.
Miss Josie Newman spent Sun
day at Wayne, the guest of Miss
Cassie Bowen.
Mr.. Tomas Bancroft is thinking Sc
riouSly OF moving to Wayne in the
near future, rs his business is now
at that place.
Section forces have been en-
larged To ten men on account of the
bad weather.
The cold wave of to-day will put
quite a damper on the spirits of the
farmers, as the most of them were
preparing to put in their crops at
once. IL isn't spring vet.
Rev. Burwell Newman goes 20
Ceredo tonight, where he will
preach TO morrow at the NJ. T..
Church-morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. b. Smith are Wis
ting the latter's mother .on Beech
Fork.
Freight trains are becoming very
numerous. They 'waken one at all
times in tho night.
ANTIDorE.
March 4 $50,
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ChoIerIne in PennsyIvanIa.

Swickley, Penn, We had an cpl.
demie Of choleriue, as our physicians
called it, in this place lately and
made great hit with Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhUa Rem
edy. / sold four dozen bottles Of il
in one week and have since sold
nearly gross. Tbs Remedy did the
work and was big advertisement
for me, Several persons who had
been troubled with diarrhma for two
or three weeks were cured by a few
doses Of this medicine.
T. +. KNAPP, Ph. G..
q and 50 cent bottles for sale by
w. M. Bloss, Druggist.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
The remperance Quc.,lon.

'e sNthk'e rance <uC~tion.
Ed. CEREDo ADVANCE -
May use the columns of youl
paper to consider a question Iheard
discussed upon the street the other
day? 1t was there affirmed that W,
needed saloons in Ceredo, so that
the money received for license
might meet the increased expense
owing to the bonds about to be is.
sued. The question occurred to me
Who then would pay the bill!
First, three saloons would pay
the State, county and town say
$500 each, for the year. OF this
the town might receive about $1,000
But where are the saloonists to ge;
this2 And also the 800. for rent
of saloon, 500. for bartender, the
500. TO live upon or the $500 per
year, they need before they make
any profit? This would be 5000
for the three or over 500 per week
Now who will pay this 5000 that
the town may receive $1,000 to pay
it bonds? Oh, they say the farm
ers, dovers, commercial men. We
ask, wall they2 The farmers of
Wayne county are not such sots as
to go only where whisky is sold.
They are sober, industrious men,
who wish TO carry home their hard
earned money or buy the nee
essaries of life with it. Drovers
do not come to town to buy beer,
but stock. Commercial men usual
ly TO sell and not to purchase whis-
ky. Who then will furnish the
500 every week, for the saloonist
must sell his liquor or be cannot
pay the town bonds. The only
answer can be, the citizons who
now buy meat, bread, coal, dry
goods, and spend their money in
the stores. Then the answer comes.
our local merchants will paw in
bad debts or unsold goods part of
the 500 per week, and he fami-
lies of our town the rest Of it,.
And now let us ask where is the
money to come from TO pay the in
creased police expense that will be
SO much needed? And how much
shall we estimate for the boys.
yourg men, and husbands, who
must drink the 800 per week in
intoXitants and lose their self-re-
spect, character, work and soul.
Hoping these questions may be
considered by. the intelligent vo-
ters of the town of Ceredo, and
you for your valuable
space, am
Yours Respectfully,
TEMPERANCE WORKER.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

Three days is very short time
in which TO cure a bad case Of rheu.
matism; but it can be done, if the
proper treatment is adopted, as will
be seen by the following from
James Lambeth, OF New Brunswick.
III: 81 was badly afflicted with
rheumatism in the hips and legs.
when boughta bottle Of Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm. Ii cured me in
three days. | am all right to-day /,
and would insist on every one who
is afflicted with that terrible disease
to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and get well at once" 20 cent
bottles Tor sale by w. M. Boss.
Druggist.