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KNOWLEDGE

Brings con. fort and Improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many. who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
ADAPTING the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of q perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feven
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il il perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
sists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it il man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name isprinted on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
anG being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
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Tobacco Destroys vitality.

Nervous system paralyzed by nicotine
means lost manhood, weak eyes, and a gen
eral all gone look and feeling that robs life
Of its pleasure. Tobaccois the roots many
an impotent symptom, and No-To-Bac
guaranteed cure that will make you strong,
vigorous and happy in more WAYS than one.
No-To-Bac guaranteed and sold by Druggists
everywhere Book, titled Don't Tobacco
Spit or Smoke vour Life Away Ac. ster
ling Remedy Co, New York or Chicago.
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Outside of the Indian territory,
New Mexico has the largest Indian
population. 20. 52l; then comes South
Dakota. with 10, s45; Arizona. with TO-
40; California, with 1888, the other
states having smaller numbers.
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A wonderful change is taking
place in the manufacture of nails Cut
nails, though still largely made, are
not so popular as the wire nails, and
the manufacture Of the latter has in
creased with such rapidity as to cause
probability that in the near future
the cut nails will be entirely super
seeded by those made OF wire.
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CHrMMrE-",vot's de matter wild your
Chonnie-.Im sick. De doctor saws I've
got an ulster in me t'roat"-Philadeiphn
Record.
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MRs MrsHrrr-s.Johnh has rot the hypno-
tism.n Mrs. Gushley-"Whatk kind OF a dis
ease is thatr' Mrs. Mushley-"N you
know. rheumatism in the hip"-Boston
Courier
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NOTHING 50 completely robs confinement
of the pain and suffering attending it "a the
use Of Mother Friend.' Sold by druggists.
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PIso's Cure for Consumption Is an A No.
Asthma medicine.--W- K. WILLIAMS, An
tioch, Ills, April III, 1924.
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Better roads often mean better church
attendance. It IL not without sig
nificance that the jews were com
manded TO prepare the way Of the
Lord" To gather ont the stones.
and to "tnkc up the stumbling blocks, =
may be a duty I'm literal rs well as :
6gurative sense. The invitation. Let
us 60 up 70 the house Of the Lord
would be often moro effectual II II
were not 70 dificulta thing to get there.
Rev. u. r. Lamson. Manchester, Masa.
FRUIT RAISING. bee-keeping and poub
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HorrLKEErrRs are people we have to put
up with.
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districts: more stringent regulations to pre-
vent Infection from yellow fever from the
port OF Havana (which is spelled ''haba na"
in accordance with the mandate or the
Board of Geographic Names }: he renews the
recommendation for y rctirtug provision
for Officers of the revenue marine service:
be commends Commissioner Chamberlain's s
recommendations as to the revisinn OF the
navigation laws Of the United states. aud
asks for an additional A Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury TO take charge of the con-
sUlidated marine bureaus of that depart
ment.
He commends the manner in which the
work Of patroliipg Hering Sea and the North
Pacific Ocean for the protection of seal life
was carried out under the supervision OF
Capt. Hooper OF the revenue cutter Rush.
and refers to the fact that Notwithstanding
the preponderance Of British Canadian yes
sells in the scaling fleet. the British govern
n,ent furnished only one patrolIing vessel.
III. NJ s. Pheasant. to assist In the patrol.
This vessel. he 81 vs., was stationed for the
greater part OF the time at Sitka and Una
aska and took little or no part In the pa
troll. other than 10 receive the British vessels
seizcd by our fleet.
N Further commenting on the failure of
Che British government TO carry out In good
faith the Paris award. the Secretary states
that the use OF firearms In fur seal fishing
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Money Outside ne Treasury.
Increase

IN Bering sea was prohibited by the Paris
asyard regulations and the legislation of
ihe respective governments passed to en-.
Asrre the award. '---
As the award regulations merely pro-
bifhted ihe use of firearms, and did not
make their possession Illegal. il was agreed
az the respective governments i'm 1894
that all sealing vessels before entering
IteriDg Sea should have their firearms sc.
cured under seal.
The provision worked satisfactorily dur
ing the seifsou OF 1894. but the British
government refused to agree to such an
ARA Dgement for the season OF 1885. al
legjnc that lit had not in practice worked
for the protection of British seaiers from
Interference. as her INA iesty's government
bad hoped would have been the case.
This refusal. the Secretary says leaves
the question of the pOssessO and use of
firearms by British vessels to be determined
wholly by the Paris award nd the iegisla-
ton enacted by the British government for
t.ialing 1t effective.
He adds 1t is TO be regretted that the
legisatio of the respective governments is
not harmonious, that OF our government be-
lug much more stringent than that of the
British government. He comments upon the
iucfficacy of the Paris award regulations
in other respects. but ma kes no specific
recomme udations as To new legislation upon
this subject The whole report makes 35.-
900 words.
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Upon the subject OF foreign commerce the
report Stetrs that the value OF the foreign
trade Of the United States IN lsS5 WIS
nearly equal to the value OF The trade ~
1894 tri,. difference On a billion and hlif
being only So .G21 .024. The details or the
lwo years differed widely. The year
1894 was one OF large exports ana diIniI,-
shed imports: 1895 was year oI large
imports and diminished exports. The uii-
certainty OF tariff legislation reduced I'M
ports in ! sgi: while the improved crop con
hitiotIs IN ether countries account iafseiS
FOR the diminished exports of doinesuc
produce in SS5.
The exports Of 1898 in domestic mer-
chant!isc were S75,Sl2,33s less tlian III
1894 aud the imports were S16.SIb.S3"
greater in 1895 than in 1894. The value
OF domestic manufactures exported sho Wed
a slight Increase on the exports of 1894.
whici, was specially gratifying as giving
promisc Of Il heavier export IN the cur
rent fiscal year. The exports or silver con con
tjnue 10 be large and on the increase. Ite
eyDort for 1895 was nearly double that OF
1888 in value, and in quantity was Eery
much larger In our trade returns SILVER
ranks in importance with the export oi nlin
araI oils. The movement of gold Is given
IN delai! in the tables OF the Bureauu OF
statistics.
THE MINOR TOPICS.
Among the minor topics treated upnn lu
the report are a REORGANIZATION oi cust"nls
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a,ed February l. 1894 redeenable in coin


dated February 1. 1894. redeemable in coin
at the pleasure OF the government after ten
years from that date. There We're also
issued and delivered to the parties to a
contract executed February 3. 1895. In
payment for 100000 ounces OF gold. 4
per cent bonds of the United States dated
February 1. 1895. and redeemabie In coin
at the pleasure Of the United States after
thirty years from that date. amounting to
S62. 2.315. 400. The particulars OF these
transactions have been reported to Con-
gress. The 4 per cent loan OF 1907 was
Increased in the sum OF S3,S0O. issued
IN settlement OF interest on refunding GER
tiflcates of the act of February. 20. 1879.
"During the same period S2.362 900
of the g per cent bonds issued in aid of Pa
cific railroads. known as currency skies.
have Hlatured and ceased 10 bear interest.
or this amount So. $50. 900 have been pre-
sented for payment and redeemed.
THE following table shows the changes
in the amounts OF the several kinds of money
IN the United States. outside the Treasury.
huring the twelve months ended November
l. Is95 1t is estimated that the poDula-
ton of tie United States on that date was
20. 81 S. 900. and upon this basis TIE per
capita supply of money outside the Treasury
was S22.T2. The estimated population
and per capita supply November j. 1894.
were 6S. .SS7, 900 and S24.21. respect
Mely.
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PROPOSALS
PROPQSAI.S.
PR&E0SAts ttss.bWs ssrRLIES ss5I FOR p

PROPOSALS. E0at sUPPLIES FOR
TIE NAVY YARn;i n;iWASHINGTON, d.
C.-Decemlcr Z. 5.-aSealed proposals.
indorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
ed December 20, 1sa5.li viii be received
at the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department., washington, d. c., until
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter.
to furnish at the Navy Yard. Washington,
ID. c.. quantity of lumber. hardware,
articles must conform To tfcsNayy stand.
ard and pass the usual naval inspection.
Blank proposals Will BIZ furnished upon'ap
plication 10 the Navy Yard, Washington,
dealers invited. Tie bids. all other things
being equal, decided by lot. The Depart
ment reserves the right TO waive defects
advantageous to the Government. EDWIN
STEWART, Paymaster General. U. 9. A.
dec1 I'm th-2w
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND .
HTREET0.
i5i Mass az. nv.

Ola loN SShNGh OE oAA 49, 0<S1 -
1896 A. M. PENNs YLvANA LIN
fTED.-fliiinan Sleeping. Dining, smok
Louis. Cleveland. and Toledo. Buffes
Parlor Car to Harrisburg.
S&Sisos rAafof All M Gar 10 HaITs6ulr Fa1
lor and Dining Cars. Harrisburg 70
Pitts6urg ,,,o
aExPREss:falSan Baifee nHP Pa Parlof b99.a q,
Harrisburg g St Louis. Cincinnati. fouis
1.lS .1Ils; P. aoa NJ. Sn'e%afss WESTERN ExpREss.-
Harrisbnrs % Cleveland biniDEs bsG, Car sts "a
10 Pm. SOUTHWESTERN Ex.
PkESS.-PulLnan Sleeping and Dining
Cars to st; Louis. aud Sleeping Car
1O.4O r. M. PACIFIC ExPREsS-
Pullman Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
sSd M Nisxs1s SSs knne fai. GiSns0dasa a1s
1870 A. NJ. for Elm,ra and Renova,
daily. except Sunday. For winiamspoTl
rI0P. N: 70! wiulamsport, Rochester.
Buffaio. and Niagara Falls daily, eI:
eps 10 gish Car ws
1o.4o p. M. for Erie, cauandaieua
kocnessSgs, S,,,,,a DutiaIo, dGo Niagara FaHs
For Philadelphia, New York. and ths
fnsb aalfy ali PaSlStt esls wi16 In 3in
inS Gas fEs% cs4 Hsit%Gte seo kfSs5 A. 10s
esr1. and ii 90 ,Dlsns Car :se@ 1--WE VII.
S;S'cx a9a caI g. g. Zoo On suH1aY 6S 70s
Car from Wilmington a. m l2l5 YIE
4.2o, $40. 1000. and ii 80 p. m. Fo;
Philadsl9hia only, Fast Express z 80 a.
2ol and $40 p. m; daily. For Boston
l and a.S,i S,IS ,imops ?; g. Ssh saaily; w.
5Is5, H$iS:4 4s5 isS 81 sS1 % sS6 e $
5Seo' On Sunday hH49 os: 40 snS sSo s5S 81 g.
11;9o Am, IS.1s. il Jdd1S; 201 9; is, 8. 90
For PcpeSs Greek Line. 20 a. N n! "a a nd nd 4. 80
p q; naadGI,s daily, e1cspt sp Sunday: g nS 60.
days S. 100 @ aay m and efseR5 s3o B. Sunday me- Sun
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Rich
a,ianta q % n qaily m Ga1 EiohRSPd RigSdmaas.
AesayhmSGs1os Sny lSsd % far SSesHdiaS'7 SsanfieSS
fS. s4S. 'eHsGi1 io54. a Giso m 1853, s.4 s4S
$50, 4.25, SOC. 5-37. 6.1b, SOP. 10. 10
6.4b a. m.. 2.45. 6.16. s.O2. and lO.i6
s.4s. a,95, 500, s:IS, lo.IS, Bss I'M,
100. 7.26. s.1os 1862 and los p. n.
81 Si5 s'sass ssS. 200. ssS. sido 1oas sna iosa
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and a
directs and at the station. Sixth ana d
directs. where orders can be left for tho
shocking Of baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
]. y. PREVOST, J.R. WOOD, -
g. 1anages. Ca. Passenger Agens.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Filled November q, 1885,. X: Young

Clerk.)
In the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia. the 21st day of November, 1S95.
Ida. +. BOiseau VS.. John Marbury ct al.
No. 49, 3SI. Equity. Docket 3S.
On motion OF the plaitifr. by Mr.. Edward
NJ eleary. her solicitor il is ordered that
the defendants. Elizabeth Yoe, Charles Yoe.
William ID. Beall. Alexander H. Bcall.
ilton Brewer. somervell Brewer. William
T. Creighi!l. James N. Craighill. Anna
Craigl:ilI: Nathaniel Craighili, John n.
Nelson. Ella Nelson. Harry N. Fitzhugh.
Alice -FltZhugh, Elizabeth Hutchinson.
Champ Hutchinson Sanfl FitZliuEh. Minnie
FitZhugh. Wm. N. Fitzhugh. Fannie Fitzhugh.
Mary A. Fitzhugh. Ellen Fitzhugii. Laura
fitzhugh. Sarah Slade. Cook Sladc. Eliza
beth Fitzhugii. Elizabeth Davidson. Hunter
Davidson. Ellen NJ. Perry. Perry. her
husband. Wm. P. Crajghiu, lr.: -
Craighili. wife of saidIiWm. p. Craigiill.
Mary Levitt. Levitt. her husband.
Mary n. 0rfley. and Holpies Z. 0ffiey. cause
their appearlnre TO be entered herein IN or
before the first rdle day iCciIring forty days
after this day: otherwisaIt the ,'a'Ise will be
proceeded with as in case of default.
The object III this suitis to remove cloud
FROM the title If complainant To parts OF a
. tract OF land called. 'iQh:chester..,i in the
District of tsl'imbia., and. tract adjoining.
oeIng Fort W Nagner. ,, 9Gi
By the Court: 4.rt
+. f. BINGHAM = Chief Jusii.e.
A tree ,-opy. Test, j AZ YOUNG, Clerk
BY M. A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk.
Ill
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PERSONAL.
so GENTS uowu. new !,

80 CENTS uowu. new ciecit s,s. .in:
,,. lace curtains por,ieres. rugs; table
covers. china dipner sets Rogers
silverplatcd ware. banquet lamps. ONYX
albums. .:..send postal: will bring sampics.
NORTHEAST CREDIT HOUSE. 1910 II
81. ne. Ope q Till 10 D. IN. Columbia 81, bic
cars and herdics pass the door. 1t
T WILL give $25 cash and $50 per
month as long as retained for govern
ment position. salary 500. Addrrss EA-
EMPLoyE. this office: de14.3t-cm
UNION white BARRIERS. at LEo's l01:
Pa. ave.nw. decl 3-4t-cm
TIL f. b EST WAY 10 buy yp9r
Christmas gifts is on inunthly or weekly
payments. You can get 81 much bands,sfner
things without misunderstanding yourself. ]
do large trade In jcweiry that way Solid
In any kind OF setting; solitaire rings.
pins, brooches. All sell is iirst-class and
guaranteed. A. dollar a week s"n pays Tor
f1'"Ht =. HoRS,NG. % ko"m s 3, Central huiidng,
corner Pa. ave and 9Th st.
WE all can't be members or Congress.
That's why we are selling such splendid
cCstom-inade suits and "vcrcnat t. 'siightiy
account on. JusTH's OLD STAND: GlsD
st. NV. delS-+t
DS6 4SRt & M fE 81 sSk8s> 81. p Geii.iss.aa si
DIR. LEON.
461 Missouri Avenue: defI 3m
PERSONA Washington. ID. C., Oct.
-, SS3. / have used Crump's Tonic
for Indigestion and Constipation and have
been greatly benefited. Within two Hrouti,s
! gained over 20 pounds in flesh. MYRoN
NJ PARKER.
500 reward for a case or Dyspepsia or
indigestion that cannot be cured with
Crump's Tonic OF Fruit and Spices. A
delicious and iDyigorating tonic. The
most remarkable remedy ever discovered
for stomach troubles Quick acting. The
good effects are felt from the first bottle
CRUMP MFG Co.. -603 F st. Dw.
w wANTED-Union white bari,ers. at
I.Eo'S. 012 Pa. ave. nv. de15-2t
CHRISTMAS Gifts-Bshop 4 Mcy-
crs' Hantc clio photog raphs 81 per
dozen. SOS Pa ave. de9-1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OF Osiris Lodge. No. ss. F. A. A. NJ.
the Scottish Rite. 1907 G street north
west. on THIS (Mopdayl MORNING at
O'Clock for the purpose OF attending the
OF Selma, Ala. BY order Of
J. c. TAYLOR. w. NJ.
FRED. +. TASKER, secretary
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FOR SALE sALE@HaoU!sES. ila

FOR SALE-A nice Iittle home. con-
tanning rooms. situated on Georgia Sc:
monthly: price only 81 200. GEO. J.. EAS.
TERDAY. 141o q. Room II. eIS-Jt-cn
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Mount Vernon Seminary

CORNER NJ AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
WASHINGTON. D., c.. ,o ,t.,
4 SELECT RESIDENCE AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES ~
AND LITTLE GIRLS
Twenty first year opens TUESDAY, %.
tober first. Large and attractive build
tnge. thoroughly equipped Nv ithn every 70.
0uisite OF Q refined home and q progre0-
siSc school. 9t.ii,N.3 -! ~ --ill.,I
Applications for admission of pupils b
the day school may be made after Septonboe
fifteenth, betw cen the hours OF ten and one
o'clock each morning. n,...,.5.. .a..s..a.ss,5.
se27-3mo- -. Principal
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WE take as collateral any listed stock or
bond in any city of the United staiea
also old line life insurance policies
syDdica Ger tlficat warehouse re-
ceipts, real estate mortages. and trusts.
YERKES & BAKER. 40 TO 46 Netzcrolt
Building.
n, *. EuLTONs i%nn office. i2ls
Money loaned on Watohes, diamonds, lew.
elry silverware. etc. SPECIAL barg a ins In
watches. 1ewciry. and dlverware. au2O tfo
MONEY TO loan at 3 ana o per cent,
ON District Of Columbia realty: no delay
H security IN satisfactory. -.'--
WALTER II ACKEB. 705 lzih nv
MONEY TO LOAN-in large eums
or as low. as 81 600. al and per
cent on D. @. real estate: also $3.50. $500
SI5o; etc at = per gent WIN h sAUN
MONEY TO LOAN-Ali classes OF
real estate loans made with promptness
At current rates THE McLACHLEN x EAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY. cofS
ner 10Th end 9 streets CIV m9-tf
wANTED-The loan of 81 900 on first.
class Inside property: no a6ensa 7O8
I9th ct. se12lf
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wANrEDARtjoMs.

wAETED-unfnrnislit,l front room;
13ea & It. NV. $40 d de16-3t
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FoR DECENTRALIZATION.


FOR SALE-A. bargsins 30 Lowell
DianWnd bicycle. -, Address w.
xnYLES. 2lis P.nna. ave. NV. 1.
FOR 8ALE-Cnrnp, onc t,.,s. teH'oD
1901 r St, NV .-,i... dett.fT.f. --3t
FOR High-ciass hcniing pig
eons Tor sale very chtap Acdress
HOMER. this offic-. ,lel5-3t
FOR SALE-,,nr h,rsr sirigf. Call
at JOIN ANGERMANN. Morri.on 81.
FOR 8ALE-At sacriiicc, rsIc furni-
turc 90 six-r'nrn house. two ehafns-r
sets, conches. dining lurniturc. ETC.. etc
Call from to o. GO New jersey ave. NV.
FOR SALE-smaiI JOB printing office,
CHEAP. this officc 80 tieii-n
FOB .8ALE-Grocrry aud meat sIure
1850 100 9th 1t. nws tiel4.3t.,-
and farm. : minaics IVA @siE % YfSri 'I,'is Lor.
iso f. r. s'"S% in%u9e 21 " %'sn9Ee = 1P sSfhSss
springnann =. o.. va. Gel CT en-
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
sI75 up. Cash or easy monthly pay.
a.S,so. VI =. sHoEMAkER IS Min 4 soy, s!ss.,,
ORG A MS. SIS Up.
81 DOWN. 81 wEEK.1''' ,'-"'
81 down and 81 week for any
organ in stuck Greatly reduced
priccs. Organs from SEQ up Bess
standard makes.
F. G. SMITH. I.25 Pa. ave- NV.
FOR SALE-BesG make Of REGULATORS.
brooders apl IRISH green bone: call
and see the !ncubdtOrs IN working urder-
Sch:nid's BIRD and Pei Animal Stores, 713
18th st. NV AMI l22 Pa. aye
oc g. u
FOR SALE horzesI cheap; sold nor
wantOr use. Apply j. S. HOLLIDGE. in
care Saks Il Co. F-rfr Aste.-il -Tt-t.flf
s9p'l1',r 20 'fr.f.---.i-
WANTED-I.OTS.
W ANTED-Snmt building lots in the
EASTERN seci lon. must he cheap. Aidress-
my NESTMENT,t this office. del 6-St .eni
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,"-s.'" co. .haIp
t'''' fi n9-,r's..it ap'e
90" 4f l,na aIuaf q
'ttI-t-s-
4" -'rti- .i:Df ~" Y,
'.4-,'ia.-' "a "is TO-" n..
-. 70 Sii'. '-',.i
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80
"a,
-' =" e-'"''''. '''"''''
s-.-'.. d.. 90. r,. '.'
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---,,-.i "ns ' 'u
-'"s'' 49, % =
-f.s.t z, = o",
'A,-A-'s . ''-,.. n'., "a
e. E}...a, sa"Hnt.
So. IH.H.
e. 600 .."'iou -. lol II
--.-a IIat a5-.inu
fs.l
80 j. .,tsH
.ss." ..s. ... so .s.,,
.-s.--...---- .. ..',s,.. ..,.
-. ..----'.- -. .....-
$50. 10 s--...''..'- zee.
'..-. --,--l.- 3. q
" - aa..sr- --
g. -,.r'-
@ -.-.--
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co.. ,~- *
$500 --..
= -.s,,
-
~ ""''. r-' go
" -o'i'''rrr -p0
.--re-'ri -'' sf"n
IT, e7-'a. Il
@".'' ''a'er,2
= ~ '"''
~ sil-'o-. l sr--"
isi Srtu -''.i
-'s-~ --'.' .... .-.st..
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PERSONAL.

A LADY who wants to make httle
extra money for the holidays. Apply
Room "a. lie Droit building. Sth and s.s.
NV. ltpn
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wANTED-HOUSES

WA NTED-By January 1, OF S-room
house, bet. II and o Oand 9Th and 9Th SITS.
NV. rent not over S25: by two adults. Ad-
dress A. ID. H., Roe's Pharmacy, 1th and l.
SITS. e-aE--t 1cri Item
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FOR RENT-suBuRBaN.

FOR RENT-Suturban, at Bropklan nd.
l.. c., blocks from cars, Groom frame;
cellar, bath and attic: latrobe, range; hot
and cold water. Inquire l. s. HOLLIDGE,
care Saks & Co.. deca
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EDUCATIONAL.

PIANO. Organ, Vocal Music and theory
aagns Dy ): E GEkMUILLER, Gil
BUSINESS PENMA NSHIP-Opc dol.
lar month until January. Two nights
week, from to 8. EATON, BURNETT
DURLIN9 business College, 10Th and
SITS; NV. Ladies' Class froni to D. u.
DoS-1mo.
St NV, beginning Noyember"s "shorf.
hand, dictat:on and ..yIewr,t:ng, Mrs.
Baldwin. OF Business High School: book.
keepiDg. etc
ADA L. Smith. supt.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES
n A We cash purchasers for saloons
cigar storeS q groceries, drug stores
coal yards. etc: business opportunities
wantcd, from Sl0o to 81. o0c: all kinds: no
publicity. Room 2.-91S F. deIS-:3t-ein
Nj AT cutter; Strictly temperate: with
set OF tools, would like to meet some
one with Sl00 to $500 to open meat busi-
ness In market. or store. Address Box 10.
dc16-1tem
Sl.3OO will purchase business. lease
bold, and furniture OF thirty.room
isoiel;;. convenient 10 both depots: wen es-
tablisbed; stable attached. Apply 10 LIT
TLEFIELD, EVANS & CO., 4O2 9Th ST.
NV. de15-3t
FOR .SALE-A confectionery, cigar,
and notion store, opposite a school,
tlosng % good e;. .sh business. Address CASH,
this office. del 5-3i
FOURTEENTH for sale; ON install.
rIents. y Jeb printing office. Address
sRSss t'fis "fhce. del 14-3t
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wANrEp-AGENrs.

ANTED-Resporsib party in Lees
burg, Va, Rockville, Md, and other
towns as agents for a first class medicine;
good pay; references" Address NJ. D.,
this office. del 4-3t
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f.. +. bINGHAM,s Chief Jusii.e.
A tree copy. Test: aK- YOUNG, Clerk.
BY M. A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk.
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WAR DEPARTMENT and all
i" Otnrr kiGtis OF department. stamps, such
as State. Navy, Treasury, Interior, Agri-
culturc Executive. Justice, Post-office. etc;
purchased in any quantity, and the highest
ca sh prices obtainable paid. H. F. DUNK
HORST, 1908 7th st. NV. II
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FOR SALE-A bargsini 80 Lowell
NnYIxES. u iS Hsnna. ave. NV IL
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GUNS. Rifles. .Revoiyers, loading too,s,
hunters' outfits, watches. jewelry,
ruit;,re. victims, 5anjos. mundollns. at q bout
snc ..alf REGULAR dealers prices at PAWN
hHOP. No. 1909 L at nv nc1 -fsnS