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BEATEN BY WHITEcAPS.
Two Brothers UnnercifulIy Treated, and
One OF them Expected to Die.

One OF them Expected to Die.
Winston, n. c., March Thirty white
caps went to the homes of Amos and Wiley
Knott, in Yadkin county and beat them un-
mercifully The two brothers were gagged
and tied Each received over 100 lashes.
Amos Knott is not expected to live.
The white caps charged the brothers 18th
reporting many moonshine dstilleries in
Yadkin, where revenue officers have made
number of raids recently.
The white caps gave the two men, whom
they cruelty punished, two days within
which to leave the country The brothers
say they will do SO as soon as they recover
from their injuries.
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Now With Loeb and Hirsh.

Sol s. Richold, who has earned a host of
friends in this city, both in a business and
social way, has associated himself with
Loeb & Hirsh, the mems outfitters, 910
and 912 F street northwest
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Score: W. A. c., 4; G. L, g. Goals: W. A.
c., Akers, 2; Brinkley, 2. G. I. R., Joe
Daley, 8.
Referee: Pitt saum, ". L. I. Umpire: Sid
Bieber. Scorer: G. F. Fuller. Time: Four
fifteen minute innings
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
benjamin Kidd. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Policy. Mr.. and
Mrs J. s. Oeser, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beavens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dwyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Will Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Williams, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Litcn-
field, Misses May Cowell, Mamie Richards,
Ella Martin. Lizzie Campbell. Katie Cowley,
Nellie md Emma Ash, Ida Ellis, Mamie and
Emma Thompson, Mamie f. Clarke, and
Bessie Weeden.
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In conference TiII Midninht

The conference committee on the sundry
civil bill was in session up to midnight last
night. There has been no second confer
ence as yet on the District appropriation bill.
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GOALS MADE FOR CHARITY
"The Times" Suggestion Will Bring
Dollars Into the Poor Fund.
w. A. C. and c. l. Reserves Play Basket
ball-St. Vincent de Paul Society and
Police Distribute the Receipts.

The game of basket ball at the Washing
ton Athletic Club last night between the
home team and the Carroll Institute Re-
serves served TO gather an audience which
filled the gallery and all available space
in the gymnasium, and the management Will
have the pleasure of distributing to the
needy poor of the southern section of the
city, through The Times, as result Cf its
suggestion two weeks ago, of about S65
or SIS. The exact amount cannot be stated
now for the reason that all the returns
were not in last night.
In accordance with the desires OF Mr.. F.
II. Litchfield, Of the W. A. c., and Mr..
Joseph A Burkart and VIII Becker. OF the
Carroll Institute, representatives OF the
two playing teams, The Times will divide
the fund between the st. Vincent de Paul
Society of ST. Peters Church and the First
and Fourth police precincts for distTibu
ton where it viii do the most good.
1t is more than probable that a return
game will be played by the teams in the
Carroll Institute gymnasium for the same
worthy object.
The game was well played, being clean
and free passing, and free of all unnecessary
roughncss. W. A. C. won by the score of
4 to g. 1t was strong contest between
league and a reserve team. The players
and their organizations deserve credit for
volunteering their aid in tie effort TO help
relieve suffering among the worthy poor.
After the game Mr.. Harry Parks gave a
splendid exhibition of novel and difficult
feats of trick bicycle riding.
Between innings of the game and during
interniissions the famous Mount Pleasant
Drum and Fife Corps played selections in
its usual excellent manner.
The informal hop was left out of the pro-
gramme because of the death of Barney
williams, well known member of the club.
The teams lined up as follows:
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sodosia Butler. young and well-known
dressmaker in North Washington, whose &C.
centricities have long been noticed and COM
mented upon by her friends. yesterday de-
velope into q maniac, and became so vio-
lent that il was found necessary to call In
Policeman Barrett who arrested and locked
her up in No. 8. Later she was conveyed to
the insane asylum.
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Washington Times" Daily Racing Chart.
First duy-weather fine; track good.

Start good. Won handily.
Betting-Tammany Hall (Rus0, Is, 80, 20;
Walcott (Aurphy}, to 5, 2, 8 to 5; Red Cross
Cox }, 20, 100, 90; Meadows (Parsonl, %, 10, 4;
Tedd GeEg (Modelandl, 30, co, 20; Paragon
(Haml, 2 Is 10 5, !; Grampian Crribel, 22, 3 to
8, and Fonda Wood, 40, 30, 10. ~
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RUPTUREI

Do not risk Strangulated Hernia by wearing
cheap truss We do not sell 95c. trusses, be-
cause they cannot truthfully be recommended
and guaranteed
We control the two best trusses in the world
the Honest John" and the "Military''-and ad-
Just them scientifically.
Perfect fiji guaranteed or money refunded
SURGICAL INSTRUMENT DEPARTMENT.
MERITS MODERN PHARMACY,
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Fourth race-Purse, $500. Six and one-
ouarter furIonps Selling
Fifth race-Purse, 500 Five-eighths of a
nile Selling.
TIPS for To.day,s Races.

TIPS lot T0-day'S Races.
First raee-Despair: Trinculo
Second race-Syde; Jolly Boy.
Third race-Doc Birch; Belwood
Fourth race-We5t Side; His Grace.
Fifth race-Forest; Detroit.
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Start good. Won easily.
Betting-Jack Wynne Parsonl, s. CO;
Juliet, Dohnellyl, 4, s, 2; Brightwood,
Neary1, 10, II, 5; Thurston, Ham), /, s to 5,
Paris, Duffy, q, s, 5 to =; Ponce de Leon,
tAiurphy), s to 5, 4, 8 to 5. Start good. Won
easily.
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NEETZRoTT MUSIC HALL.
vi Tuesday Evening, March5 s,
Mrs CLARA BELL BROWN
In Original Poems and Sketches, and
Miss JENNIE ONEILL POTTER,
The World-famOus MoneIogue Artist
Assisted by Profs MARIANO MAMA and WM
WALDECKER; also other artists
Tickets, 500 including reserved seat
Box sheet now open. fe24-10s
VNHE POPULAR TUXEDO MANDOLIN-GUL
i tar Quartette is in Washington again fer
the season
Messrs RaEseyer, Yundt Currier, and Ram
seyer Open for engagements for CONCERTS,
MUSICALES, RECEPTIONS, BANQUETS, etc
Terms reasonable. Address,
HENRY j. RAMSEYER, Mgr,
ia3l-tf La Ncrmandie Hotel
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Start good. Won cIeverly Hard drive for
second and third place.
Betting-Doc Birch Dorsey, ., il to 5, 4 to5;
Johnny (Nearyl ., !, 4 TO 5: Boboink [Murphy)
3, 5, 2; Leigh Duffy, 8, 3, l; Pickaway Hayes),
20, 40, 12
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ToR oTe: rei, aRs eRePS a &C. FS6oro' S64 color 65
one Gsns ReE S9sqG asqs G Go55sPea color So. .65
Two ssn Ff5E F !rss @s,! Felgs s Iass ReS Cur $3.50
nsEa ta Faii @as 20 re4s as9H@ s. g. LssS S6a Cur 62c
siF Eaa: air Ts9s Ts59f5sn sss NoS Na2scur..n. 76c
sGEfR ssa. PfF fr So4s9q@ ePs e t3oS So% Cur 6Oc.
Eight Pair Nottingham Lace Cur CI 2E
tains, Ecru; were 81 %. Vow. p L. ~
Thirty a. Chenille Table Cow En1
ers-------.. --------- - ~ ~ I--aSh
One 5-piece overstuffed spring
s sfss s soa hsSoqss Fs4s2 P15lG5 Rls. sgiss 3 $40
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Wash. B. Williams,
Cor. 7th and D StS. N. W.


Spring is here. We are
ready for all that it
means. Wise shoppers
are making their pur-
chases now. Housefur-
nishings were never so
handsome; never so
cheap; never would a lit
tie money go so far as
to-day. Under one roof
we furnish everything in
FURNITURE, everything
in BEDDING, everything
in CARPETS, everything
in RUGS, everything in
DRAPERlES.
For day only we offer
several odd lots of Che
mile and Lace Curtains,
slightly soiled, as follows:
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WASHINGTON TIMES Tops on sale to-day at s
Kann, Sons g. Co.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Exchange.
Furnished by Silsby & Co. BANKERS ami
brokers, Metropolitan Bank Building Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, d. c.
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WASHINGTON TINES Tops on ale to-day at s
Kann, Sons 6 Co.
The Washington times., 1895-03-02
Sodosia Butler Insane.

WASHINGTON TINES Tops on sale to-day at the
Palais Royal
The Washington times., 1895-03-02

WASHINGTON TINES Tops on sale to-day at S.
Kann, Sons q Co
The Washington times., 1895-03-02
Was In Earnest, Though, When He
Called Him a SCOundrel.
TESTIMONY OF THE DEFENDANT
Ee Manages to Tangle Himself Up By His
Own statements-Accuses District Attor-
ney BirneY of Bulldozing Eim-Evidence
of Number of Witnesses for the De-
fenss Ruled Ont BY Judge Cole.

william Calvin Chase, publisher Of the
Bee, testified in his own behalf yesterday
in the libel suit brought against him by
Recorder of Deeds Taylor. He was badly
wound up by District Attorney Birney in
the web Of his own testimony.
Asked what he thought of Taylor, he
said he thought any man who would insult
widow three days after her husbands
death was a monster. he thought Taylor
was d monster and had made the publica
tioRs against him TO protect the young
women of Washington, and especially the
ladies in his own office against him. He
had considered Taylor monster before
September % last, and had made the
publications before that time with the pur-
pose to protect decent people against him.
And yet, on that day" queried the
District attorney, ''you sought office un-
der him for two ladies. Did you think him
q monster then and were you trying to pro-
tcct those ladies from him?"
Mir Chase replied that be had not sought
office for those ladies, but Taylor had come
OF his own accord and offered it in order TO
,acff,- him
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z SECOND RAcE-six and quarter furlongg

Start good for all excepting Reynard, who re-
fused to Woodchopper ran good race.
Betting-West side (Murphyl, L TO 10, too;
WoodchOpper Boyle, ,, 3, l; Clansman HAM,
6, s, s. Some More (Parsonl, 30 10, 4: GIenau &C.
J0hnson}, 10, 20, u; Lithograph (Congdon}, 70,
so, 20; Reynard tNeary), g, 10, g. and Vespasian
(P. McDermott), 5, 10, l.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
The Washington times., 1895-03-02

Start good Won in a hard drive
Betting-WheelosKi, Crribel, TO 8, z to 10;
Thackeray, (hurphyl, 4, ), Z to 10; Quilla,,
tRusD 10, %, 8: Surgeon, (Neary}, 20. so,
Is; Lura, (Ham), TO 6, 3, to 5; odfellow, Gong
dom, 60 100, 90
4 FOURTH RACE-one mile Selling Time,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEAR DR.. PERKINS UPON THE sSIGNs OF
Il the times SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2S0 and
7:4j, Scottish Rite Hall, yOS pennsylvania ave.
Remarkable psychOmetrieal readings Wonder
full tests by Mrs Perkins. II
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comment was aroused by the frequency
/ with which they were seen in each 9TH
ers company and by the Partially he
! showed toward her. How the Shakers
! looked upon il will never be known, for
the members Of the community are no,
Of communicative nature. But no
such sequel as that Of Thursday was
ever dreamed Of. as the elder was sup
posed to be above reprcach. The least
word Of suspicion against him would
have been met with an indignant re-
Duke, for the elder was the shining
light. the model of the young members
Of the community.
AS TO Miss Franklin. there can again
be only vague surInises. She is gener-
ally credited with an ability TO play
more than a passive part in the drama,
and some assert that she.exerted hyp-
motto influences over the good old elder.
Whether she was sincere In Joining the
community is now one OF the subjects
of discussion.
The eloDement astounded the people
OF the small town and has been the topic
OF conversation among them.
1t is presumed that the couple dofred
their Shaker garb in Chatham and then
boarded the next train for Albany, and
from thence went TO New York.
The Shakers firmly believe they are
in the metropolis at present They re-
ceived letter postmarked New York
from Elder Oxford, and promptly two
of the trustees OF the community went
there and are now engaged in search
ing for him. They are very DESTROYS OF
finding him for he has taken with him
$40. 900 Of the community's money. At
least this is the amount the Shakers
acknowledge he has taken. 1t may
be that he has captured $4,000 or 5000
of that amount from the people in New
Lebanon, who are close to the Shakers.
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PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAl.

| Lieut.. Peary, whose opinions ar,
worth listening 70 on Arctic matters
believes that an American will be tn.
first TO reach the north pole, unles,
one of the two great expeditions nov
in the field accomplishes the task
The daily income of the principal
rulers of Europe is as follows: The
ear of Russia $50, 600; the sultan o.
Turkey, $50, 900; the emperor of Ger
many, SIC, 900: the king of Italy. ss> oO0;
the queen Of England, S., 900; the King
of Belgium, 5000.
Prof. Fuertes. Of the college of
civil engineering of Cornell university.
is reported to have received the largest
fee. perhaps, ever paid to an engineer
$40. 600 This is for services IN
planning a system Of sanitation for
the city of Santos, Brazil
Talbot Clifton. a popular English.
man. who was the moving spirit in
sports last season at San Francisco.
has just returned from q summer in
Alaska He made a dangerous trip of
two thousand FIVE hundred miles down
the Yukon river in a boat which he
made himself
Max ORell tells the story Of .
chairman he had at one OF his lectures
who, on introducing him 70 his audi
e1ce. spoke for an hour and halt
The lecturer then rose and quietly
proposed vote % thanks 20 the chair
mani for his excellent address, sat down
again and the meeting ciossd
Barney Rsrnato. the EaHir King
Gays that he has grown weary of pub
Lefty. The lord mayor of London re-
Gently gave him 9 pnblic dinner az tie
Mansion house. and the London Tine.
remarked editorially :ha; &, was In
very bad taste In an interview Bar
nato remarks that be agrees with TIE
Times
Prot Biackie's biogr.pher tells an
Interesting fact about the famous
Sco.chnza Whenever the professor
passed SIR Walter seo.t's house in
Castle street Edinburgh. he used 20
stand still and leaning On bis stick.
remained for minute IN silent lreii-
ia,iOa- Il he happened 20 be o. the
other side Of the street he EouI6 eross
over for the purpose
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"A BRIGHT HOME MAKES MERRY
HEART" JOY TRAVELS ALONG WITH
SAPOl.u 10

Abner Buckner, in the Central school
building yesterday and demanded a roll
of all who had bought a certain lesson
book. Finding little Daisy Nix, dau-
ghter of S. S. Nix, did not have one,
he told her she could go home. The
little girl asked her teacher if she
should go home. Mr.. Buckner told her
that she did not have to go, that Mr..
Smith had no authority in the school
room. With this Mr.. Smith became
very frothy and threatened to throw
young Buckner out of the window, tell
ing him that he would have him dis
missed from his position as teacher.
Young Buckner is receiving many con-
CALCULATIONS on his stand of not allow
ing Smith to run his school.
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BARNEY BARNATO COMING
Great Midas of England has His Eve on
Cripple Greek

Denver. Colo. Dec. iS.-The report
published exclusively in the News yes
ierday that the great Barney Barnato
~ katfir fame is TO visit Denver and
Cripple Creek. is generally credited nv
those familiar with the situation in
England, l. d. Roudebush left yester-
day for LeadvAle. but his brother
Frank Roudebush, said last night that
II was highly probable that Mr.. Barn
alto was coming TO America THE KAT
mr. mines have about PLAYED out" said
Mr.. Roudebush. They have found as
a rule, that at seventy or 100 feet thav
plnoh out The fellows over in London
who have been stirring up all the ex-
ctteInent nave got 10 discover some
ming 10 divert the attention. too 81
thaf the big fall in Katfirs which Is
oound 70 come. viii not hurt too much
HothSchildS can keep IL going for a
while, oue not forever. and Il Is neces-
sary 10 interest the investors in 4 new
country with a solid foundation. and
they are looking now At Colorado They
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your child

You note the difference in
children. Some have nearly
every ailment, even with
the best of care. Others far
more exposed pass through
unharmed. Weak children
VIII have continuous colds
In winter, poor digestion in
summer. They are with
out power to resist disease.
they have no reserve
strength. Scott Emulsion
OF cod-liver oil, with RV00-
phosphltes, is cod-liver oil
partly digested and adapted
TO the weaker digestions OF
children.
AesTr & BOwsE. Chemists, New York. sOe. 0as,a
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CITILITT costs nothing, but buys every.
tAlng.-Laiy NJ X. Eentsgus.
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GET YOUR PIANO TUNED by w. J
ScbmelzeF. with Barnes * Newcom b
Tuner guaranteed TO be the best. Tun.
ing 800. aS-tf
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WANTS..

WANTS..
Always
Popular
THE EAGLES
'WANTCOLUMNS
Wants
For Sale
For Trade
For Exchange
Miscellaneous
Real Estate
Financiais
Personals
Advertisements under s5sVe "a - t,cs.
tioas must be in the counting room BY
o'clock every night except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock
1z-3 Sls5 I'D
HELP W1NTED-FEMAIe.
wANTED-A good white glri for gen
eral housework. at I'D ~ Topeka
eAt|Q
wANTED-A girl for general house
dsz-lts
SITUATIONS wANTEO-FsMAIs.
SITUATIONS WANTeo--MAlE.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENrS-A snap for you: $500 weekly.
$500 yearly. No experience required.
one, particulars fre& Address P. o. Box
6Ses Boston. MasA dlG-eod
HELP WANTeo-MALE.
Statesmen WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE wANrEp-Real estate
In city wanted for a patent worth SIC, Oo9
What have you? Mus, be unemcumbered
Address e ". k" Aetamora. III. Box
one, d27-r 10
1 HAVE FOR SALE near ihis place
three thousand good middle Teas cattle
wintered here last winter: weight about
1850 lbs. LIBERAL cut Price $50. VIII sell
on time at 10 per cent interest. Cattle
can be seen al any tina p. l. Herring.
Engiewood. Kan. 23-tf
WANTED-Razors. shears. and clippers
20 grind Saws filed. j, E Stafford lG
s. Main ST. Sll-tf
GET YOUR PIANO TUNED by w. J.
Scbmelzer. with Barnes * Newcomb
Tuner guaranteed TO be the best. Tun-
ing $500. dS-tf
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNI les.
FOR sALE-Stock clothing and shoes.
store fixtures. etc c. T. Lynch. zs2 Main
ST. d24-6t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTED-Second-han buggy or road
wagon Call or address r. c. Roach. care
Jacob Dold Pkg Co. d@7-StP
WANTED-To buy young pup. Ad-
dress, stating breed and price. Dog"
care Eagle. dZ7-St.
wANTED-Students for our night
school. any course desired. s. per month.
Competent faculty. Wichita Business
(OieSe, 40 l. Douglas ls-U
FOR sAIs-mIsCELLANECUs.
FOR sALE-St. Bernard pups: make
nice Christmas presents for the children
Males, $; females. 81 Call at Isl South
Hydraulic Ave d27-5t.14
FOR SALEL have for sale number %
shares OF Colorado mining stock that /
VIII be blessed TO give you ans informa-
tion you desire, by csikng al the Man
haitian hotel. between 200 and 400 O'Clock.
dz7-s,9
FOR SALE-Bicycles at clearance sale |
prices; highest grade. Also sundries and /
repairing. Anchor Trus5 Co. SedgWick |
block ds-Sun-w ed-Fri-I3t
FOR sALE-8,Ooo r. lumber. from eos
to $50 per 100 II, Laths SEQ per 60
per 1000. Enquire az liza y. Topeka Ave
VIM NJ Pirue d-.'-St-1
FOR SALE-Cheap. a few more Of those
beautiful Antique Oak stoves. Also cook
stoves and steel ranges cheap. Good hard
coal burner 81. T. ID. Rowiee Hardware
Co.. So y. Main s.. dci-7t.Q
FOR SALE-At 4o4 Waco ave. furniture
and carpets Of the late Mrs r Z Gufh-
re. Also good secretary and revolving
bookcase. rs,
FOR sALE-A hrst-class ornamental
ron stairway for outside OF building -
second fioor. l. ". Clapp. dls-i0t9
FOR SALE-A fine talking parrot. Can
" 455 Sherman 81. dE-stGg
FOR SALE-Secondhand plpe-s0 thou
ianc ~ Inch pipe. 5 thousand IT other
iizes; valves. fittings etc. etc. az prices
o suit. Bertram Heating and Plumbing
Co.. u6 s. Lawrence dSZ-tf
FOR SEUE-HOUsES
FOR pENT-RCOMS.
ROO pp~-r r-,,---t.-... =. = - - I
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WANTED-Razors. shears. and clippers
20 grind Saws filed- j, +, STAFFORD, W
s. Main ST. dIl-tf.
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work Apply at Gil s. Market 81.
dsz-it a
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WANTED-Second-ha buggy or roas
wagon Call or address r c. Roach. carr
Jacob DoId Pkg Co. dg7-st N
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Advertisements under sbsve ciassIfica-
tioas must be in the counting room by
o'clock every night except Saturdays
which Is 10 o'clock
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WANTED-To buy young pup. Ad-
dress, stating breed and price, Dog. -
care Eagle. dZ7-St
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNI

FOR SALE-Stock clothing and shoes.
store fixtures. etc. g. T. Lynch. 20 Main
ST. d24-6t
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JcST-Abogt kAls raE, fvo. D. r7fs
lA-sroo~. o. T-Azca.n assups 5eszes- -
rezcs A. fsh Fln1rr rssasr ss.ss.ss 49,
VII I J. Hi. ruOzs :. IL 4. LzErer-s
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FOR REHT-nIscE

FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR RENT-A nice hall f1ru,Ehss vita
opera Chairs. Hosslc MAKE good lqege
ro0zr- Old Opera House, corner Maze
s-st Ftrst streets Apply 70 IL Tnbasseu
Clty &lls- 49, Il
FOR REST-A vel t-1proyed farm. ~
rn.les north az y Canadian and 49,
east q Yukon. O. 7. E.ag1lrs az Isls b
Oak. Wichita. Ea1 Ga q
Foe RsNT--OUsEs.
FOR RE%T-A mail hOzse. riessy fgr-
nishsc for hoasekssglzg- - y ToTs.ka
Ave go -
FOR REST-Houses r. al rsrs. E, "a.
city. Hills q Ktzkszd.oTeE I2 =. &zr-
ket %lss
FOR RE$T-Eocsru houses. also is
iress house Israel Bros dLss~ff
FOB RENT OR sALZ-co;taFs. ~.
rooms city water. bah. &c Ens1.rs
MARTINS Ar sIcTs. =. - Nzi=-
LCST-A .r.iE.i sook be--~an Jsaasson
4 = y Co.'s h0-as AZ TIA N,s@os-s
Faciec Ire ~: cersgt f--tsr 40 - re-
Ez-ssst - !s4EsEr a. go1EEtea q L D
GoDds Hszss- o1@.s
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WANTED-Students for our night
school. any course desired. s. per month.
Competent faculty. Wichita Business
College, 100 L. Douglas. 19-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

Turnkey is Aroused by the Woman Giving
Instructions TO Her Son to Prepare for a
Midnight Ride-She Said that She had
Secured Saw and had Made Arrange
ments for Two Horses to be Ready on
the Outskirts of the City-An Examina-
tiop Proved the Woman to have a Fever
and to be Eighty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
PROUTY WANTS 1T
SENATOR FROM NORTH DISTRICT
CALLS UPON GOV. RENFR0W.

Asks Him to Call a Special Session to Allay
in Some Way the Hardships OF the Tax
payers-His Note to the Executive of
Oklahoma-Man Sues for Divorce Be
to Get her to Sign Mortgages-Another
Man Kicks on His wife's Extravaganza
-Ofher Ia hama
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

HAVE FOR SALE near this place
three thousand good middle Teas cattle
wintered here last winter; weight about
1860 lbs. LIBERAL cut. Price $50 VIII sell
on time at 10 per cent interest Cattle
can be seen at any tina +. l. Herring
Elngiewood, Kan. g3-tf