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rs CENT lessons in music. Engli sh
branches, languages, etc. sos Mass.
ave NV. se1-3s
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New Commission Company.
Some of the produce and grain stock
dealers around the Center Market have
organized commission company on Ninth
street, near the Center Market house. Bee
aydertise0aent in another coiuma..
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EGYPTIAN Gypsy-seventh daugh-
ter OF the seventh generation: she can
take off spells and cause to marry. as well
as tell you the past and future: persons call
De at the tent next to railroad. will ask for
MME. BURNETT.
Take EckiDg ton ana Soldiers Home
cars aug26-7t
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One Gent u''; 6;
No sdvsrtisssT'sas hess tAan ioa.
PERSONALS.
n pERRIM-scientifIc paIm-

NINE. PERRIN-scfentifi palm
istry: truest destiny reader OF the age;
events OF past and future revealed with
wonderful accuracy: hours 10 To 3. 616
18th st. NV. bet and F.. se1-7t
NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
of life: all business confidential: ladies
and gentlemen. so cents each; hours q.
IN. to y. m. 500 New York avenue
northwest, near Sixth street. au27-l4t
YOU'LL be a hundred years behind The
age II you don't can and get one Of
those elegant custom-made suits, the "lcast
bit" worn, at the lowest price ever heard
Of. JUsTH's OLD STAND. 61S D st. NV.
TIE wonderful Remedy. Cancers
cured without knife. pain. or pay
unt,l cured: also carbuncles, piles, dropsy.
by Prof MARTIN RILEY. 467 Pa ave-
nv. au6-1mo
J r. WALKER SONS. goa lOth ST. NV,
CARPET lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos, paints. brushes. lime. cement. two
and thyee-ply roofing material apr21-tf
PROF. CLAY. Oldest established ad-
vertizing cislrvoyant. medium and FOL.
tune teller in this city. removes all your
troubles; tells fiom cradle to grave; ed
vice on business. love affairs, losses OF
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one you
love by proper advice. Call and be CON
yinced that I can work . case quicker
than auy medium you ever met Fec. 80
cents. Houn. 10 to 8: open Sunday.
<e0 Il st. bet 4 1-2 and 6to St sw.
NINE. ESTELLE tells all the events q
of life in German and English: houB.
q. H. TO 10 p. m; 25 and 90 cents;
cures all cases OF running OF dry sores.
913 10th st. pw- au30-1m
IA DIES u~ding confidential trent
meut A safe and sure relief in all
female trouble. constipation, iTregulari-
ties tumor, caucer, opium habit. fistuia
etc. separate looms TO- p6tiGlts before
aud during confinement. and find homes
for infants il required. Strictly confiden-
ttal. MRS. DIR RENNER. Is Fourth ST. IA
pear E Capitol St. Washington. d. q
te3.tf
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Feminine Inconsistency
ats no use talking" the woman said,
When she rose to say her say
ATS no use talking" she shook her head
And talked for half day.
Boston Courier
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money Wanted and to
Loan. We will loan you
money at 5 and E per cent on
improved or unimproved D.
G. real estate or to persons
contemplating building. No
delay where the security Of
fered is good.
TO ANDERSON & CO.,
9D7 G Street Northwest.
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-FARMs

FOR RENT-EARMS.
FOB RENT-30-acre farm, very rich
land; finest location; extra cool water:
moderate rent. Apply " owner, Mrs. IsA-
BELLA HAGAN, Central ave, Benning,
d. @. ee3-7t
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FOR SALE-Rarroom for sale; $3.50
cash. Address WEEK" this office.
au27-l4t
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LOST.

LOST-On Sunday, September 1, large
black wallet, containing among other
papers q check for $110; also power of
attorney. Liberal reward for return to
this office. 1t
LOSTLLady's gold watch with silver
fob chain. on Conduit road between
Cabin John and Georgetown. Liberal
reward will be paid for iDforma ton leading
to its recovery. Address q. A. B., this
Office. se3-8t
TAKEN from the City OF Richmond
wharf. Monday morning, trunk, with
white paint on one end. Reward win BE-
given for its return to 413 b st. ne. auS1>zt
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
JOHNgON HOUSE, Colonial Beach,
on water front. terms rC;!sona ble, siie-
rial rates TO parties. Address MRS. g. f
JOHNSON. se3-1t
SUhTEaEE Boarders. Raleigh will be
open until October 1. Plenty of oys-
ters and crabs. s. L. RALEIGH, Ridge
Nd. auS1-l2t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-On 1st floor, by Sept. 10.
fiat of rooms, with bathroom; all
modern improvements; suitable for house
keeping; convenient and pleasant locality
on Franklin Park 912 14th st. NV. S3-3t
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PERSONALS.

WALTER STETSON. the only
teacher of acting in the city. Address
The Times office 1t
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FOR RENT-Mt. Pleasant-1475 Ken
esaw ave, one or two rooms; with or
without board; fur. OF unfur. se3-7t
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FOR SALE-Corner lot in East Dean
wood. SS5. Apply 942 X st. NV. SELF
FOR SALE-Counter. shelving and
large showcase. 143 L st. NV. se1-3t
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TWO beautifully furnished rooms for
rent; for single men or housekeeping, all
modern improvements. HARRISON, .l439
c st. 2-3t
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JEWISH SOBRIETY-

Concluded in ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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FOR SALE-2 bay horses, blackboard,
double set harness; will sell cheap.
Address b. B., this office. au297t
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AUCTION SALES.

BY LATIMER,, MORGAN & CO.. AUC-
TIONEERs,'. 122e AND 1891 g
SlREET.-TRJtSTEES SALE OF A
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TO RENT-Large. .ool. fur. rooms
liz? l4th st. NV; call before 10 O'Clock
a. M. or and p. IN. aug3l-7t
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NISCELLANEOU0.
EUREKA Carpet Clea ming Co. will
clean your carpet by scrubbing pro-
cess: takes out all grease, dirt aud stains;
also portieres cleaned. Address postal
4 q st aud Maine ave. sw. au27-7t
WE don't care to do 'cheap''-''slop'-
printing, and most everybody knows
II and they know we don't care who knows
II. Prices right. N. W. MOORE. Gen.
Mall, Law Reporter Company. 616 9Th
st. NV. au22
JUST RECEIvED-Fine lot young CD
ban pArrrts, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, cal aries, mocking birds. gold
fish, dogs. and fancy pigeons. 6CHAIDA
T12 18th st. I ". branch 121l Pa ava
myl0-tf
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w wANTED-sm Smith Premier Typo
writer operators and stenographerB
directed to posit.ons. Ope rators de-
sizing to famiiiarize themselves with new
No. Smith Premier Typewriter call
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
CO.. No. 1416 F st. NV. jy31-tf
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No sdvertisemsnt less sAaa loe'

FOR LE-30 acre farm; crops and
fruit; good house and barn. minutes
walk from Lortun Station: 20 miles from
Washing ton inquire of j. NJ. SPRING
MAN. Springman P. o.. Va. ay29-7t
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ever lived for long time, and expected
todieany time; butthanks 10 DR.. Greene's
wonderful medicine, | am greatly i'm.
proved.
NOW all my bloat is gone, and am
as well OF that rs ever. My rheumatism
is practically gone, and my stomach is
sound aud diGests my food perfectly,
and l sleep soundly. Tho doctor who
treated mo did me no good, and he said
l would not live ak months was in
such bad order. Other doctors said it
was the most remarkable case they had
ever known, 10 have me come up the
way did. My case is widely known.
~ can recommend DR.. Grcene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy as the best
medicine l ever saw or heard OF, and l
will cheerfully answer any inquiries
about my case, but for seven years I
could not write my name was 80 ,rem-
bly,"
Mr.. II. R. Kimball, druggist. OF Hard
wick. says: ~ know OF Mr.. Nathan G.
Batchelder's remarkable case, and the
Statement. is true"
1t cures quickly and permanently,
rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney and
liver disease. and makes good blood and
strong nerves. Everybody, both ply.
sicians and the people everywhere. &C.
knowledge DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy to DO the greatest
known cure for disease. People who
take it get well.
Why waste time in trying uncertain
and untried remedies. when here is a
physicians prescription, discovery
made by tho greatest living specialist
in curing nervous and chronic diseases,
DR.. Greene, OF s. West Fourteenth street,
Now York City. II you take this medi-
cine you can consider yourself under
DR.. Greene's direct professional care,
and you can consult him or write to him
about your case. freely and without
charge. This ia guarantee that this
remedy will cure. possessed by no other
medicine in the world.
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EIkins VIII lie Senator.

The expected happened a! Charleston
when all the candidates for United
States senator in opposition to Mr..
Elkins withdrew in his favor and per-
mitted his unanimous nomination BY
the Republican caucus, Mr.. Whitaker,
himself leading candidate. making the
nomination, and other candidates adding
their hearty endorsement. There was no
doub: Ia the minds OF those who were
in position TO know Mr.. Elkins'
strength that he would receive ma
jority OF the votes OF the caucus, and
when other gentlemen who aspired to
tie senatorship finally realized the
situation and gracefully retired from
the fold in the interest OF harmony aud
good feeling, no doubt remained that
.he matter would be settled in man.
ner that would leave no scars behind.
This feature OF the settlement OF the
contest will be most gratifying to Re.
publicans OF the whole state. for it in.
cures continued harmony in the ranks,
and leaves the party in good fighting
shape to present united front to the
enemy in 1896. This is as true OF tho
friends and admirers OF the distin.
suished gentlemen who were opposing
Mr. Elkins. as OF the latter's friends.
A graceful yielding OF all to the choice
OF the majority can have but one result
the cemeu.ing OF party ties.
sir. Elkins was chosen as the nominee
for the senate, because he was tho
choice OF the great majority of the Re
publican party in the state. that sen t.
mens being reflected through their rep
resen.a.ives who comprised the major
ity OF the Republican members OF the
legislature. For this reason the action
will be heartily endorsed by tho party
in the state.
In thus honoring Mr.. Elkins the party
honors itself, because it recognizes the
merit OF splendid leadership as we'll as {
man worthy OF the trust. Mr.. Elkin:
will reflect credit on the state in the
United States senate, and will at once
take his place at the mead aud front US
a leader OF that body.
As,he poisoned shafts OF malice, aimed
at him BY political enemies, who have
cause to fear his party leadership. have
gone harmlessly by, leaving him un
SCARED. and honored and respected By
those who know him best, so will thoy
in tho future, and for the frs
time in many ycars West Virginia will
nave in the senate, not only man whit
waa practically chosen by the people a
the polls, but ono who will be national
leader in the c7uncils OF the nation.
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With rheumatism, como weak kid
neys, weak nerves. poor blood. Weak
kidneys moan death, because they lead
to serious kidney diseases, which al.
ways kill, The symptoms arc weak
back, pain in the back. bloating. muddy
water, tired and languid feeling, gas in
the stomach, loss Of appetite. coated
tongue, bad taste in the mouth, head.
ache, dimness OF vision, dryneis Of
akin. and nervousness.
Just so surely as you have these
symptoms. your kidneys are out OF or.
der, and you need the one sure cure,
DR.. Greene's Nervuya blood and nerve
remedy. Try a bottle and SEQ how
quickly those symptoms vii. vanish. It
cures rheumatism, most dangerous
complaint, for it leads TO fatal heart
disease. Mr.. Nathan G. Batchclder, Of
Hardwick. VT, writes:
"a year ago was badly bloated. and
it was said l was going to die with the
dropsy. commenced taking DR..
Greenc's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy. At that time l was sight to be-
hold. My usual weight was l35 pounds,
but then weighed lS5 pounds. from
bloaiing. l also had rheumatism go that
l could not get into sleigh or wagon,
and was bent over badly. My stomach
WAS so bad that | could not digest my
food, and it panied me good deal. It
had been in this condition for seven
years before began to take DR.. Greene's
medicine, but since taking it can eat
as hearty meal rs anybody. have not
boon out for eight winters until this
winter, but this winter have been out
constantly. and took care OF my horse
and driven frequently. AfterI got out
many Of my friends did not know me l
We. so changed and looked so we'll.
For years only ate one slice Of
bread in ono day. and drank one or two
cups OF tea, which was all l could cat,
and sometimes suffered from that.
II was about as bad n used up man as
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photographs mixed, though in selecting
tina. Of handsome man no did our.
honored follow citizen no injustice.
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Captain ]. u. Dlondell, tho cham.
pion long.distanca swimmer OF Amori.
en-, is OF tho opinion that swimming Ia
almost lost nrt with Americans. Tho
captain has saved thirty.two lIvos, and
no urges that as means Of saving lie,
II for nothing ol,e, swimming should DO
encouraged.
In London last year 93,270 articles
woro loft in public convoyances as the
chief commissioner OF police reports,
$4,000 OF which worO found aud returned
TO tho owners. Among tho objects left
in cabs wore ovcr 1900 purses, "a
watches and 10 clocks.
A ship canal from Bordeaux to Mar.
bonno, connecting tho Atlantic aud the
Mediterranean, 10 ono OF tho coming
public enterprises. Tho distance Ia 500
miles. Boats will DO towcd by fixed on.
gines. Tho cost Of tho canal Ia estimat-
cd at $50, 100000.
South America has the greatest un.
broken extent OF level surface OF any
country In the world. Tho Llauos OF
tho 0rinoco arc 90 fiat that tho motion
VI hlO ElNoln Shii uUhtSCiy w hoboClUA
oyor an aroa Of 100000 square miles.
Whom a gunpowdor lighter comes
alongside ship all lres ure put out.
Matches arc carefully slowed away, tho
cook suspends operations. pipes arc OK.
tinguished, and the heavy chests arc
carried on board by hand.
Two Muskegon Mich lada, while in
the woods, found S606 in gold uudor a
pine stump. Some ono had SGT the
stump OH fire. and tho boys were poking
1t with stick. when the money rolled
out.
Sau Antonio TEX councils have
passed an ordinance which prohibits
physicians from charging more than
81 visit. twas passed at the solicita.
ton Of tho leading physicians OF the city.
APhiladelphia high school boy spelled
agency "agechuncy," and illustrated tho
word "antedate" thus: "Antedato
means going before. A policeman ante
date, the procession"
Fro losses last year, according to the
Now York Journal OF Commerce, aggre-
gated 1927, 10000. against sl56. 1851
the year before and Sl32, 704. 200 in 1892.
The appropriations OF tho Methodist
Episcopal church for foreign mission,
for the coming year are $500, 2t0, and
for homo missions Si7S.205.
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PERSONAL POINTS,

It is reported from Boston that Mira.
Mary A. Livermore is to partly retire
from tho lecture platform aud from
public life This means the end OF an
active public career that has lasted more
than thirty years. Mrs. Livermore had
an attack OF the grip last winter, and
she has never felt quite we'll since. An.
other reason for her retirement is that
she Is at work on book that must be
completed by spring.
Capt. James Kennedy, who diod a
short time ago in England, was an ex.
commodore Of the luman line. but he
will be best remembered as the COM
mauder OF the Great Eastern. when, in
1851, sho conveyed 1000 troops from
London to Quebec, dense for prevail.
ing during the greater part of tho voy-
age. lie was only twenty.iour years OF
age at tho time.
The Bayard Taylor Memorial library,
soon to DO erected at kennett Square,
Pa, will contain many articles conn ect-
cd with the lie and work OF Bayard
Taylor. including flo OF the Phoenix
villc Pioneer, his FIST newspaper ven.
ture.
Frank Stouch, Of Reading, Pa, al.
though in his eighty.seyenth year, still
teaches dancing. and is said to bn as
active as q vigorous man OF fifty. Dur
ing his long career rs 4 dancing master
he has had $4,000 pupils.
Princess Louise, Queen Vic.oria's
daughter. ha, made her first ap pearance
rs an illustrator. She has illustrated
"Auld Robin. tho Farmer" which has
just appeared.
Horace Chiffon. Of Tyler, Tex. who is
to succeed Senator Coke, is not yet forty
years Of age. He is well.built man,
with bearing at once disnitied and
kindly.
Ex-senator George ". Jones, OF Iowa,
who vas delegate in the house from
Wisconsin territory in 1857, is be.
lieved to DO the oldest ex-congres,mnn
now living.
The largest single bronzs casting over
made in this country i, Il statue OF Con.
Charles Devens, just finished. 1t
weighs l,S00 pounds.
is said that W. J. Seaman, tho
actor, can live only fow weeks longer.
Ho is in the Bloomiusdale asylum, sui.
fcring from paresis.
Catherine Nolan, OF Litchfeld, Ill.
died last Wednesday, at the age OF ll2
years. She was born in Wicklow, Ire.
| land,
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Spencer Hospital Dilemma.

Governor McCorklc, in his message,
calls attention to a rather embarrassing
condition OF affairs with regard to tho
second hospital for the insane at Spen.
cor, growing out OF tho inadequate
water supply.
Having expended many thousands OF
dollars for tho erection OF splendid
modern hospital, and appropriated
many thousands more for additional
buildings, the state fnds itself with an
elephant on its hands. The hospital
cannot be con Quoted without water
supply, that is certain.
Tho water is taken from small creek
which becomes dry for. weeks at time
during an exceptionally dry season.
Tho governor gays "thc board contracted
for wells, but the wells have several
times failed, and it ia n question II they
can ever supply sufficient water for tho
institution"
Tho only wav out oil tho dilemma
seems to be 10 construct reservoir
largo enough to retain sufficient sup.
ply during drouth. n suggestion which
may not DO regarded as practical, Tor
during drouth there il always danger
OF tho reservoir supply becoming i'm.
pure, and tho institution loft entirely
without healthiul water. Something
will haYo to DO done, however, aud il
this Is the only means OF maintaining
water supply, it will havo to BIO dono. or
tho hospital moved to moro favorable
location.
This would mean another heavy cx.
s pendituro Of money, and tho loss OF
what has boon spent. Tho aituation Is
30 serious that the governor rocom.
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TIE Brooklyn Timcu publishes m
alleged portrait of Judge Nathan Gon,
which will cause tho distinguished
soldier. statesman and iuriHt to blush
with prido when ho Hcos it. 1t ropre.
senta tho judge as handsome man.
about twenty-five years Of ngo, his upper
lip decorated with flowing mustncho,
curled at tho ends. Tho Times arli.t
must nave gotten his collection OF
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TIE speech Of Mr.. Elkins accepting
tho caucus nomination for United S.atos
senator was characteristic OF tho man
broad, able, conservative and states.
manlike. To our friends, tho enemy,
who delight to call Mr.. Elkins "a pluto.
crnt." millionaire monopolist," md
other misappIiod terms, wo especially
commend to thoir thoughtful reading
wha. hc says on tho subject Of tho rola-
tions Of capital and labor.
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mcuds no further appropriations for
buildings until sufficient wator 10 guar.
antcod. A serious blundor was made
by somebody In locating tho hospital
without n thorough investigation Of
water facilities.
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II tho readiustmont OF tho national
financial system goes ovor to tho now
Congress-, the people will rcst in abao.
lulo confidence that it will not bo
accomplished on wildcat limos.
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TIE st. Louis Globe Democrat finds
in Gov. Waite's message Of 5000 words,
one statement it cannot dispute. 1t is
a reference to the Cleveland administra-
tion as Lying crushed and bleeding"
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TO IET.

Elyht.roomed dwelling on motar line, q isl
minutes ride from the city.
S.ven.roomed dwelling. modern, CAS- Main ::
Sevcn.roomcd dwelling, modern, South From
street.
Sereu.roomed dwelling, modern. III Fou,
tenth street.
Ecven.roomcd dwelling. best location ia ,ht
city for an NJ. D.
Slr.roomcd dwelling, 3i;6 Market street
Ftreroomed dwelling, BIS Eof street.
fire-roomed dwelling, 2J95 Wood street
Fourrooined dwelling. 900 Market street
Thrce-roomcd dwelling (row empty lo6 Viz
s!nia street.
Fivc-rooncd dwelling. North Wabash s.,cea
Wow empty.)
Modern fat. 1915 Chaplinc street
Four.roomed dwelling. 1854 High street
SiN'roomed dwelling. South Elm street
Store ROOM 1901 Market street
Store room aud dwelling. c6ls Chnplinc strses
stnrc room aud dwelling. 1907 Main street,
All good rcntabe properly.
Come early II you want choice.
SMITH G. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
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E1'prcsident Harrison shows American grit
and level head In insisting upon II that nm .x.
President Is nothing moro than M American
citizen. Because, no has filed the highest Office
within tho gift OK the people Is no reason that
he should remain the balance Of his liic uunIrg
OF his brethren at the bar General Harrison 70.
scented an allusI0n TO his ex.prcsidcucy and
openly proclaimed that he was simply II LAWYER
Mt the bar and had no claims for any fayors not
fessIon. The people honor such men.
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THE Democratic newspaper cores.
pondents at Charleston should get to.
ge.her and compare notes before plac.
ing their fairy stories on the wires.
The variety OF constructions placed on
certain events makes each and all OF
them appear ridiculous. For instance,
New York World dispatch notes that
"the election OF Elkins was made doubly
sure by the election OF Worley rs presi.
dent OF the state senate" 4 dispatch
to Wheeling paper OF the same date,
declared that tho Elkins people tried to
throw Morley over and fixed upon an.
other man. One dispatch contained
about rs much truth as tho other.
Both illustrate how unreliable is the
average Democratic story about Repub.
llcan doings at Charleston.
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Sold Throughout, the world. Price, s,e. Porrxn
DRUG AND CHgn. Cokr.. Sole Props,, po,,ou.
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ITO THE VOTERS
7 ISTOF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the PoEoficc at Wheeling. oail
county. ". Va. Saturday. January l. To ohII,
any OF the following the applicant mus, ask 70.
advertised letters. giving date Of list
LADIES LIST.
CLARK, Miss n. knopc Miss Julia
Cook. Mrs. Lnbe Mann. Misy Alice
Frazer. Miss Amber
GESTLEMES'S LIST.
Rryens, Ihonia; Loru, James 4
Campbell. Rev. II. A. Martin, A. VI.
carroll, Kobt. W. Naylor. Frank u.
Fischer. Louis c) Wagner, II. c.
tray. J. ". Watson. iCol.) Wm C
innt!ey, { NJ. West ChaS- F.
FIRMS.
c. NJ. Hapsood Shoe Co. OFT Brewing Co. The
FOREIGN.
Johnn, Buh.o MaIZarik. Jakob
honoS. Henri Policosirc. Pavlo
LcyiSlcy, George Viknrtovski
N J.0KANH. Pm