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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
LITTLE ITEMS.
"Do YOU WEAR PANTsf"-.
Take home White Frnst lard.
TIA pnre- absolutely nnre'

ItFa uhanfnfa1V
We pure ap7''u,vH
nj '--' --'
a very nice new upright piano io5
sale at special price, or 10 De tihneip
IN part or whole payment Tor day oonIu'
located near business portion OF ci'y'
Address lock box o3.
John Rogers finest cutlery made on
earth. snid only at Audersous Gun house.
4..,. urst nL, .Aus.. A 10
Wife Fr0st lard.
lrs plIp-absoiutey pnre.
Fort Worth can justly boast Of more
family horses aud huggies, and better
drives, than amy town In Texas.
Lo,ya.t nriccs ON record at 5l1 Houston
stroot thii Wool
a.. 49, ,neor tprr-tv nrtDro,
~ T. e. 'kvI,ile Ftost N troeSrs
~, - -. -,
me eeieDlNteu t,t ie'os Sp Iga.. ~ oiA
iAouStVh slree'' Auil''I y ila'IOu'
None but ten years old Belle of Nelson
whisky sold over the Mansion bar.
"HAs CURED OTHERS, WILL CURE
YOU'-
OF using poor lard;
It's pure absolutely pure
Smaus dug soap ANS nccs In dogs
Instantly; sold ouly ut Andorsou's Gun.
house
Cios;r,, ,,,t tho Howard w peak
stncls copsisting Of hrating and cool,
s,to,.a. rnfri,o,'iora eNt.ns}9n and atom
lnIlupr tsu snliup stoves and ovens water
,Huil.eis' E"s .i1 Il, 49, tbe an.
,irs st5ct, nv honsehoid md ktrben nov.
elties al prices thnt will surprisc you.
JNO. A. KEE. Trustee.
lOG Houston Street.
p.,..- .,,.,. ,,., ,,,,+,,,,,, ,.,oos g.,
~. i'-'iits. un,'tsr a. tIarr,Id's
ibis w.ek. hurry M or Won win miss the
opportunity. III Houston street
N,,,.o,,,. ~ tt,t,nr quo M III. tro,,,oy.
Iuseie T. lrli,el guy Of w ir D.a'n ,,.i,
p Nh tba Tarr1nt comfy iaiI ana Who
has dozens OF court HOUSES and inils
throughout the state, the results Of his
on his way home at Houston. He has
spent three months IL Colorado and at
me Noflls ialt lor ms hehltu' ana re-
turns perfectly wen,
Wblie Eros, lri'
iifs nure-ahgoinfeIv nure
yI i,'S''.,'''@ ..,r,, c-...
Rock Island route" will sell tickets to
Chicago and return ut rate of 5000.
Good for return unit, Nov. 10. Pull
man sleeping cars and reclining chair
cars to Chicago without change.
c.u and ae, thoen 80 lnlins' sboes Mt
tT,,nisr x u1rr1Id's and van wifi saw
in mcre 81 shoes for me hi Honston
slraat
..nnN,r M, cr.zr,
nv wilma isro1f l,r1
tx pureHa6soiute.y pure.
Gs,ryc l.. ,;nrsc h,urr.1 Jirector nnl
cmbalmcr. Fall assortment Of under
takers goous IN hand; Taxes Iull charHe
OF funerals hnd fnrnisheS AL necessary
lcunrfmpuls. no III w Isl cltheF-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
FEARFUL WRECK.
Twenty-six People Killed and Their
Bodies Charred-Failure TO obey
orders Causes the Disaster.

,ie EreA,'s, r',iirohn noioenu,' ~ we
history oil Miehisan To-Day ana twenty
SIX human ilFes nave pln me penalty OIL
.uo'''eo' h,EiIs'n'e,
"o 't',ns' poth lhneh WIN Passeh-
se'S' ine' IN d'recA neau-oh eo.nsion on
'ue rrand Trunk rliroad az $40 TINS
morning IN the suburbs oil ms Guy, ana
'l't inc number OF neUh ana injured
vas nO' iou'-io'a greater Is Nue 10 the
lottuI'e laet ulat rue eoIsioh Or
ee't,n ;" 'ne SUBURBS Oh tue Guy lnsttld
w" '''u'''' "He'e po'n tit'nS
"o"iN ,i"'u oe'h running at iun speed
rs y tWeh'y'SiA eharr'Si' uishsurud'
W.T. os'ii~upie pouies lie IN thr morgue
,VN'sn' anu t"ehlS-seven mnrrei ana
o'eeu'ns "e''lls sfgah III agony IN tue
Nu''',' hospi'aL iloW many OF those
"Vuun'' may pe IN me ueHth INST To-
,i.V,iV" no one eau tHi' Tor their IN
'",lv'' ia many vnSes' are Internal ami
qH,e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 only superficial
i'e''''l examination possible now. All
Inv SUI ~" etiehce can 10 Is being
~''"r Wy uif ohlcials OF tue chicago and
'"Nu iiunA rhiFoau are uoihg all IiOssi-
S'e ~ "''p'N''e me condition OF the suf-
IS''rs anu 10 carr Tor the victims of
Wv u'!'auiui disaster'
nc Two Trans which met face to face
Nn"e gong al rapid rate Of speed
TINS morning Were both regular trains,
'ach considerably behind time. One was
me Raymond and Whitcomb special
tioin returning rom the Worlds fair,
The Other was tho regnlar ponitic .' a,nr a"a
,,,,.stI.,,,,5 ,r,i" Nv sr, ",'''e e1i'''s,
ton Of the regular train and was there
r rUig 5's ann ,r n, 'he plI"scoiosy OF
49, '"' engineer w 'he lallet
the express ut the siding a mile east of
this CITY. lie ignored bis or,Ior' ,nd
'@u'i'u aus olue'' anu
s'N huuureh l'et beyond the siding met
the eastbound train fun on. Both trains
, mele M ,,, apn na'i OIL the faclhG e1'
p''-'' 'e''i',i,leu "lln burnett Inc RAY
mond and Whitcomb express being com
posed almost entirely Of heavy slecpers
es ,''l''. SERIOUS INJURY ana none OF the
SH iaa,a nd e losl 'n%,r ly's. Ins en-
ed IN lime 10 sayn ,heir lyes hnt tS 'Sr'p
al. '"' '"'"''
h'N passengers Of thc iacihc express
met almost instnnt death.
The day coaches in The front mart Of
t,ts tt,In ,,.,r, ,..t,g.,,,.,g, -, -
~ 80 ~ ui'S'Vp'u anu purheu'
"nu mere are lWchlS-sN human remains
al the norgue tonight Coniccures can
only be made as 10 the idcntitv al div
twenty remain ontireiv uniJ,niiged
Ihr coroner mas nun,per"d enfh al tbc
twenty-Hyc bodies now IN m" mar,ne
couspcutlvely. and noteI NM 1rti'l.s
found on eagh body tbnt might i"sJ "a
| Identification Mo coronsr's ofBcini M
| of the rpnnins nov nj tbe n,nr,,ne is ~
follows
No. Male limiting sn,ct,,lcs no,lot.
t DUS ~ tS Sui III lnTinpy, baPTr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

Secretary Herbert this afternoon re.
ceiyed "a cahlrgran from the captain Of
the cruiser Newark reporting her arrival
at Rio De Janeiro Brazil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

The title lieutenant comes from word
signitying 'e,oldine tho place A lion
tenant-colonei holds the place Of col
onel ID the absence of the latter; n lieu
tenant holds the place of captain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

He that makes courtshlp 10 glory
Gives all that he has for her smile.
-Alce Carey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
REFINEMENT OF GENERAL
GRANBURY.

Confederate soldiers in Fort Worth
will be interested TO know that the re-
mains of General IL. b. Granbury.
now buried at Franklin. Tenn, viii be
rc-interred. The day has not yet been
named, but the time when this day VIII
be chosen has been named, as VIII De
seen from the following communications
Editor Gazette: ~
Please lind enclosed notice of pu0lic
meeting. | promised Major Van Zandt
and others Of Fort Worth TO give them
due notice Of our action. We viii re-
port ~ your paper later on the day
agreed upon for the reinforcement. Very
truly, j. n. DOVER, MAJOR.
PUBLIC MEETING.
A cordial invitation is hereby extended
to the public to meet with the Gran
bury camp of ex-Confederate soldiers
at the court house in Gnnbury, on Sat
urday. Oct. -, at L o'clock p. m, to
consult and determine upon suitable
DAY for the re-interment Of the remains
of General II. b. GranDury and for
appropriate funeral services on the oc-
casion. The remains now rest IN Ash
wood cemetery, near the battlefield at
Franklin, Tenn.
j. 4. FORMwA1lT. Commander.
j. A. NORRIS, Adjutant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

The Spartan officers taught their men
g march in step, 10 execute several evolu-
''ons " facing 70 the rear aad wheeling,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
THr sssssas xssr'

Mrs. N. Whitman, propass..
phis' Texas. convsniea, d e.
business part OF towa, ssoi y, %
neat beds. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

-, GONZALES Tx DC 20 -tspecl1i)-
Inc lhomas house ilie largest uoisl 10 lhu
,Aty aud The DENIAL oflict ~ Dr r IT.
NAi!ehen we've completely dcstrayrl br me
~ O'Clock this morning rhe hotei built
lts wis partly opveral 10y Insurance II ts
thought 20 be tha work ~ ~ ineehdiarr.
5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
DON'T RE A CLAM
lry White Frost lard.
It's pure absolutely pure.

George l.. Cause, funeral director and
cmbalmcr. Full assortment Of under
takers goods IN hand. Takes full charge
ford street Fort Worth, Tex. Teie-
phuu1l M i1f.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

Hoop's pLLs euro Habitual Constipation By
pitoTine peristsltio action OF tbs aiineutay canal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
YOURS FOR HEALTH
White Frost nrh.
It's puro-nhEOlutely pure.

Rock Island route" will sell tickets to
Chicago and return ut rate Of 5000
Good for return unit, Nov. 10. Pull
man sleeping cars and reclining chair
cars to Chicago without change.
can and sec those ~ Indies shoes ut
Hunter & Hurnld's, and You will say
no more IS shoes for me, OIL Houston
street.
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25
CUTTERS ON THE GREAT LAKES.
Naval Officer Tells What the British
Could Do in a Destructive Way.

I Naval Officer Tells What the British
| Could Do in a Destructive Way.
! There isn't city on the northern
lakes, said Commander Evans, u. 8.
N. that couldn't be easily and quickly
destroyed by the English gunboats.
! The English have fifty ships which can
) come in from the Atlantic by way of
j the present route. They carry six and
eight-inch guns, and could go to Cleve-
land, for example, stand off six miles,
or SO far away that only their smoke
stacks would be visible, and ruin the
town in very little while. A six-inch
gun throws 1O0-pound projectiles six
miles, and pumps them out at the
rate OF ten minute"
But couldn't we blow up the Well
land Canal, and thus prevent the
English gunboats from getting through
the lakes p asked Cleveland Leader
man.
Il don't think we could"
The canal is less than twenty seven
miles long, and it has twenty-five locks.
Dynamite could be put under lock,
couldn't it ?"
lit could if the Canadians would let
us, replied Evans. There are twenty
i've locks, that is true, but there is a
fort at every one of them. Moreover,
the Canadian militia is always kept OF
high degree of efficiency. Four or
five years ago I examined several of
the forts on the Welland Canal, and
would have seen them all if my iden-
tity had remained unknown. They are
strong forts, and would be ample pro-
lection to the locks
The big steel freighters on the lakes
could be converted into gunboats and
could be made the equal of the ships
sent against us.
80 I have heard" replied Com
mander Evans, with smile. There
was time. said he, when guns could
be Put on almost any kind of vessel,
but that was long time ago. A big
thirteen inch gun, when fired, will lift
battle ship foot out of the water.
That is an amazing fact, isn't it a? The
recoil of modern gun is awful. A
six-inch gun if discharged from the
decks of any vessel Old the lakes would
go over the side and to the bottom,
and the vessel would follow it. No,
the steel freighters are strong and
swift, but they are not made to stand
up under the strain which even the
smallest guns in the navy would give
then. A six-inch rifle requires fifty
pounds of powder at charge, and
ships which carry guns of that size
must be constructed to take the recoil
without damage. Ore, coal, grain and
lumber vessels can't stand it.
The new cutters which Canada has
built are 125 feet long, merely tugs in
SIZE. Could they carry guns ?"
''Ce tainly, if they we're designed for
guns. A lake tug could stand up under
a six-inch rifle if that was the purpose
of its builders. - -.
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25
JaDanese English.

"One day in Yokohama a Japanese
sailor was arrested for assaulting a
iinrikisha man, says Eli Perkins in
the Inter- Ocean. 1.-The English court
room was crowded, and, desiring to
hear the English language as spoken
officially in the courtroom by wise
magistrate, 1 crowded in with the rest.
The polite old magistrate wore sandals,
kimono and silk hat. Putting on his
glasses, he looked solemnly at the
culprit, and the examination COM
menced.
"'Why do you strike this jinrikisha
man {?
He told me impolitely.'
"'What does he told you impolitely?
He insulted me, saying loudly,
The sailor the sailor y when / am
passing here
do you strike this man for that 2
Yes
"sBut do not strike him, for it is
forbidden
81 strike him no more
"sGood, said the magistrate. If he
will strike or terrify the people with
enormous voice he will himself be an
object of fear for the people. Good-by.
Do not continue here the other time.
cat Kioto, the Athens of Japan, I
met many of The professors. Professor
Ladd, of Yale College was there, de-
livering a course of lectures before the
Imperial College on Rational Psychol-
ogy. One day met Professor Tenabe,
native professor. He was one of the
Tenabes who entertained Commodore
Perry in Yokohama in 1854. The pro-
fessor is called a fair English scholar,
and I was anxious to see how he
handled our idiom.
"'You speak English, professor 2 I
said when I met him.
"'No, I do not fuently it speak, but
I write very good English. [ can parse
it dramatically
'.Then he smiled, took his pencil,
and wrote, Though exercised Eng
ish diligently, yet I'm very clumsiness
for translation, dialogue, composition
and all other
why, you write it very WE'LL I
said
NO wrote the professor, L learned
it without teacher. It is a great
shamefulness, but I don't abandon
English henceforth. I swear to lean
it perseveringly, even if in lucubra-
ton
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25

The General Board of Directors ncIuts nnt'fs VS.
Vest Virginia, New York, Penn wanna. K.LtucA
y North Carolina. Maryland, Alabama al T.
In less than of Of
Twenty coy cent TO mbt TINS
z-d bv the rooed people, by them and tle
p6TColored Agents and CoUred ks
Office.
A LARGE BRANCH STORE AT CLIFTON FORGE VA,
With full line OF Dry Goods Boots, Shoes
groceries and OF polite cr ks
A LARGE COMMISSION HOUSE
Richmond selling all kinds of
Cattle and Lumber Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Fln TIE
BROOM AND CIGAR FACTORY
Will soon be in active operation giving employ
The making
future Iron and Coal Mines thousands
arem of he Association.
DRY GOODS SHORES.
centrally will
fall, least by Decemb ISL will be-
D. Charleston West Virginia, l.,
Richmond, Virginia, possibly other D.
determined by Gods help push thr Az
business every place where th poll
elves and take the AseocatoD ibis bsn Ra
md Association it has already loan
Vrg Norh Carolina.
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25
BITS OF INFORMATION.

There are twenty-three patterns of
gimlets.
1t is said that character is betrayed
in the walk.
The heart of Greenland whale is
yard in diameter.
Rabbitshurg is the name of town in
West Virginia.
There are more than 300 secret So
ceties in the United States.
Some insects are in a state of maturi-
ty thirty minutes after birth.
The latest feat of dermatology is to
straighten the Informed nose.
The first lighthouses had fires of
wood and coal kindled at the top of
them.
England is said to make enough linen
yearly to enwrap the earth seventeen
times
The FIVE largest cities in the world
are London, Paris, New York, Chicago,
Berlin.
Phlladelphians are said to invest
thirty thousand dollars annually in
lottery tick, is.
There are Just about half as many
people in France as there are in the
United States.
The anthracite coal fields produce
more than forty-fve million tons of
coal year.
a good Egyptian mummy, warranted
o'OOO years old, can be bought any day
IN Egypt, for 500.
Money can talk in every nation, every
tongue, from Greenland's icy mountains
10 lndlaS coral strand.
The old-time brass knocker is still
seen on doors of houses in back-number
sections of Philadelphia.
Boston has forty steam fire engines,
numbered from one to forty. inclusive.
Il has ten chemical engines.
Astronomers claim that there are
seventeen million five hundred thou
sand comets in the solar system.
lne condor is the highest flying bird
Hno~n. 1t spends most of its time
uoaung three miles above sea- level.
lie arid region of the United States
cOmpnses 100000 square miles. or
NeaIly one-thlrd of the entire country.
The members of the Masonic order
throughout the world has been stated
~ De between 5000, 600 and s, 600 900.
Ihe appreciation Of New York real
estate is considerable. The Dutch, for
SnIS aa bought Manhattan Island for
A. according to life-insurance statistics,
sue average of mans life has increased
Years. S'
a., y computed by the astronomers
tn n"t Tie temperature of the planet Nep-
low u' reaches nine hundred degrees be-
ne me total vote cast for Presidential
Candidates CSnalaates in 1892 was l2,O6s. sos.
ole'eland received 1854. 6s5: Harri.
son, SIP, 343.
Fr apoat hive thousand words in the
tbas nSn language have no rhyme to
Aaese include such important
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25
ALrIaoRk AND OHIO RAILROAD
Sob ed ule in edsct Il. III

son eduie In effect IN j tii
Leave Washington m stat on corner New
Jerse VENUE I'D street
TO Chicago anu North est VesIibule,l
Limited express train l1:50 u. Ia :, s:I5 o. m
daily.
For Cincinnati. 1t. l. ,uis AID Indiana polls
| Feslib uled Limited $3.50, 'ex ress HIS D. n.
| daily.
For PiItsburg and CIevela nd, express
lioo d. u. and S:I5 ID. m.
For Lexington and Staui,tou flO.4O am
roI W, w inchesier aud Way stations,
For L1ray Natural Bridge. Roanoke.
, NhoAtI e. ChatlahoUga, and Memph q
i:io y. n. daily; oIeepin Car
'nroO IA 10 Memphis d NashviiIe
For Luray, a:SO D. m. daily. o.
Fnr BsltimoIe. week days. 1586, 8
no 10 4.m ~, io I'm Ks o. 8. Sc xs ~
A. A. 1S 10, Is, "A u. 4yI, rs W,
X, 81 80 10 ~. 30. rs ", s vs.
s5.m .aie u KS g, p M q, s Hn d. rs 80
...s,. ~. 2l2 Us. 90 X 40 ~ 40 w
10 x', W. y, =, 70 %. x6 W, q 10. 1s0o, Is5e o.
For AnnapoiIs Is and 8 50 a. m T. H.
p p. IN. Sundays. ~ II. M, N n n.
Is s r pledef'ek' to 10, til ~ a. m. ii Ii 4. 10,
For Er dag rstown. ito 40 a. m. and Is 50 r
F. Eoi os aald wa points % 10 D. M.
n foi Gailhersburg anu way nslnI. -
y. Go .. H., tl2 10. IL Is. ts 81, ri n s ss z
y. ~, II ~ p. IN. Express ,rai 80, IN;
a. a. D. pii 4s stations only .. Is tie 40 =.
hofaL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YopK
AMI PHlLADELPHh
!, For Philadelphia, New York Ro,t,,
the East, daily 3 OO, 10 W Dining Car
m Il, ~ y, p: m, 40 % w Dining Carl. IT son
n n. Sleeping Car, open at ID W o'eIocs1 POI
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Chess., m
p. IN. Ses~t i0sS
Buffet Parlor Car on all day train.
For boston ~ ~ %. IN. with P1Iirnsr, t.,-.,
oieepibs Car rubbing thru gin 10 ..ton
Without caange, Via Pougi zee, sic Br,dSs
ton. 'on Dos-
9, FOR ATLANTIC city, 10 w a. m. and IL OK !, M
sundays, IL Tsp In.
Except oundy. *paiiy. asunda, onI,-
Expi ess trains
baggage cailed 'Or and check ed from +, o,.,
anu sldehces 10y Union 4 ansler Lornusny
o. ELS ieIt al tlchet offices. 6l8 aud lS5,
j. Il. ODELL, CHAs ~ s..trr,
""asef' ten. Pass. Ageu
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25

A sagacious couple. Mr.. F. Z
Stone, Lackawan n Valley Hous,
Scran on, Pa, writes: For til,
past five years my wife and
have looked u;,on DR.. l'ul.
Cough Syrup as the bet ar
surest cure for coughs, colds, al,
soreness OF the Jugs. We woul
not be without it."
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25
Everyone Needs Insurance.
Life Insurance and Investmen,
Combined.

The policias,,of this Company are
ssded for 10, Is and 20 year per
DDS and are adapted 10 the incom, s
nd ages of all. These contrac' S
ave ga b values printed on the I
.cp enabling the insured to know
x4c'Iy he worth o& his policy fl III
year to year.
ENDORSED BY THE LEADING BUSI
NESS MEN OF THE COUNTRY.
For want Of space We print only
ne testimonial. that of the Hon
Vm. Mckinley, Governor of Ohio
Iosrph T. Sarton, Esq. Agenj
Mich Mutual Life ms. Co.
DEAR SIR have your erqufry
bout your company. In reply, beg
o say that ] commen'" d insurint
in your company in 1873 and have
inre taken out an additional poll
~ with ynu for S. 900. / hav'
great faith 10 your company, an'
[ desired additional insuranc.
you'd I'll civ take 1t out with You
Yours truly,
w. MCKINLEY, JR.
ANTON, o, April "a, '92.
For further information as t.
les, kind of policies desired, etc.
all Oh or address. j. S. WALKER
,apciaIAgent, 1924 F ST.. n. W.
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25
TAKE NOTICE.

The patrons OF the BEE must
oay fer all advertisements, In the
say ot notices, deaths, marriage,
&c. No matter of a personal
nature will be inserted unless it is
paid for.
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25
The Natural Recipients of Yarns

Miss Inland Ito old salt, who is show
ing the party over the fagship)-Aud
what are all those soldiers on board q
ship for !?
Bo'sun's Mate Hardtaek-Thim 2
Oh thims the marines, mum
Miss Inland-Marines =? And what
are they for?
Papa Inland Don't ask so many fool
ish questions, Mary Ellen. Every body
knows those gentlemen are employed by
the government for the sailors to tell
stories to.-Puck. (
The Washington bee., 1893-02-25

Penn Mutual Lift
EN$. co.
OF PHILyDELPHIA, PENN.
INCORPORATED Is47.
Assets 49,. $40 574 73l II
Surplus. 2,729,696 81
EDWARD u. NEEDLE; 2 -,.de9
HE>RY g. BROWN, Sec. and Ire
Purely Mutual.
No Assessment
A CLEAN RECORD OF 45 YEARS
LARGE DIVIDENDS,
Affording the cheapest possil
Insurance consistent with absoll
ecurity,
Under the direction Of an hon.
economical aud conservative boa:
f directors and the laws of Pen
ylvanIa
The PENN MUTUAL issues
he best forms of pol cies comh
ng absolute protection with invt
uent.
These contracts contain thu .
very important features to the
cy holder SHOULD he wish to &.
'ontinue his payments because
rmporary embarrassment nal :
First, To secure paid up l.
':y. or,
Second-To have the face vail.
'th n"'i"r * "'.d for &c n, !,
yearsand days as the reserved value
''ii carly II, WHICH Is Always sps
lid in the policy when issued, or,
Third, To secure loan on ther
'@ from the Company.
The PENN MUTUAL is no e
"r its solidity and Its strictly ben.
'rable dealings with It's policy
'olders and the prompt and ju>
ettlement o. all claims.
Would you like an estimate she "
ng the different options, etc, &
our ex act age? If so, please sell
name and address and date
irth.
Estimates and circulars Oh
lilly given. Best references g Vi.
" our Lending business men
Washington, some of whom ha,
ern insured IN the PENN MI
rUAL for SO years.
LOUIS HI. STABLER.
Special Agen
1908 E Street, n. w.
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THE ODELL
TYPE Writer.
RO0 Will buy tie 0DELE TYP
4p ~' WRITER with rs cha anie,

4 SIS for Single aSe ODt1a.l
ant d to DO te,ttr work than .
machine made.
1t combines simplify with Durahiiit,
ped, E of Op~r ton, W, airs long,
it'll at cost Of repairs than any otl,
a:hine II rs m ink ribbon to both
;te op,r t r. L. is Neat Sub tan a
l,ck,I-p'at u, al lapted to all klnds ,
t D. writing. Like printing press
"ol ces sharp, clean, l,gible m n
c pts. Tw" or ten CORES CT be M
t one writing. Any MT lligent p r>o
ca he one AN operat II in two days W
iiir $1,000 To any operator who ca
qu ! Wok o. the DOUBLE CAS-
ODELL.
keI IL A .ents and S ,lesmen wante
i e :lal inducements TO D a'ers.
For pamph!s t Z wing endorsements, Ell
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BOARDING HOUSES.
Holmes House.

sEsTAGRAAT LADIES r,rs
ING PARAOR.
me Wines, Choice Brandies
And Old Whiskies.
OYSTERS IN EVERY sTYLk
Meals seTyea 10 asra.r.
}. o. HOLMES, PkopA1EroR.
333 Va. Ave-. Sontbv
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He who is sympathetic has his en-
trance into all hearts, and is the solver
of all human problems. =
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". EdNaId, GtDhal 1ra,tns seIt, Ciftt Iust, Y. v
d. Bailey, Asst Gtn1 Travelling Agent, Ri; nd, Va,
W. s. Thomas Man'g'r Clifton Store No.rD Carolina.
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We employ II railroad guages,
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THE he

advertising FURNISHED Oh aPpii
-o,i..I''''S me AL yeru easements WILL MOI
'-''o' .....su a, any price. An ,n ren orae,
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sI'ui1 - -.ar...! 'ati4sr Aa'"e va
isatt the sender's rlsk. A
mount and what ii Is 10
.,,ula oe d.s'lnctlT stated .,,.s..,
So AIRS etc., should es so- 1fes'e'
BEE PUBLISHING CO.
Washington D. [
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PRINTER WANTED

A good printer Can finu Norma
nFht emp oyneht II this ,ffi,.r M
appsin al once. Goud wages to
the right party.
be sure to consult Emma. tx
oYlsy que q. c'airvoy ant and as
tr' loxls'; Ilfe long stud, nj o
occul'lsm 923 FIRST ST. W.
hours ] to z F. M fet So. Open
Su DAYS.
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JAMES H MARSHALL,
contractor anC blasterer.
Nc Gt7 10Th ST.. p.e
All Work Prop. rly Attended To.
Washington, D. C.
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H.. iLAl XIV ELL, S, crstaiy and GEM al aet, Nj Il