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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
EASTERN.

Brooklyn gas companies have been con
solidated, with a combined capital of $780,,
100000
At Wilmington. Del. the Addicks di-
vorce suit closed and the decision will he
announced i'll three weeks.
At Pittsburg, Pa. the Supreme Court
affirmed the decision of the lower court
forcing Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia
to administer the oath of office to W. j.
Roney as receiver of taxes.
Nicolaus Augusta Buello. Nenezue!a's
new consul general. has arrived in New
York He relieves Luis Forsyth. for
whom he brings an appointment from his
government to be consul general at Phila-
depha.
The Ryan family of six persons was
burned TO death in a tenement house
fire at No. 311 Van Brunt street Brook
lyn. shortly after 1 o'clock Wednesday
morning. The cause of the fire is not
known. but there are indications that it
may have been started by the explosion
of a kerosene lamp
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt was united
in marriage at 1870 o'clock Tuesday in
the Protestant Episcopal Church of st.
Thomas. New York. to Charles Richard
John Spencer Churchill, ninth Duke of
Marlborough. Earl of Sunderland. Baron
Spencer of Wormleighton, Baron Chur
chill of Sandridge. Prince of the Holy
Roman Empire and Prince of Minded
helm, i'll Swabia. AS upon previous oc-
casions when American heresses have be-
slowed themselves upon titled foreigners.
the ceremony was witnessed by that Sc
lect and exclusive body known as $50
ciety." Following the ceremony at the
church, for which over 1000 invitations
were issued. there was n breakfast and
reception ut the home of Mrs. William Is.
Nanderblt. the guests for the latter func
ton being limited to 900 in number.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
MARKET REPORTS.

ago-Cattlc. common to prime.
$3.75 to 500; hogs. shipping grades.
$500 to 800; sheep. fair to choice. $50
to $40: wheat. No. red. 31c to 59c;
corn. No. -. .9c to 3Oc: oats. No. >. 1Sc
to 19c: rye. No. >. 31c to 3Sc: butter
choice creamery. o1c To BE: eggs. flesh.
l9~jo Die: potatoes. per bushel. Pie TO
Soc; broom corn. common growth to
choice green hurl. 2lsc I" -;c per pound.
indianapolis -Cattle. shipping. $500 10
$500; hogs, choice light. $500 to $500;
sheep. common TO prime. 500 To So. 30;
wheat, No. >. G,c To Gic: corn. No.
white. 29c to SOC; eats, No. white, pie
to 22c.
ST. Louise Cattle. $500 to 500: hogs
$3.50 To S4.00; wheat. No > red. Gle 10
G!c; corn. Ne. = yellow. 24c To 25c; oats
No. white lie TO 1Sc: rye. No. >. :36c
to 3Sc.
Cincinnati-Cattlc. $50 to $500: hogs
$500 10 S4.C0; sheep. $50 10 $3.T5:
wheat. No. >. Gic To &c: corn. No. >
mixed. Sic To :;:,'c: oats. No. mixed, 20c
to PIE; rye, No. =. Toe To he
Detroit Cattle, S2..IO To 500: hogs
$500 to $50; sheep. 500 Ia $500:
wheat, No. > rcd G,Jc to GGc; corn. No >
yellow. 2Sc t. De; oats. No. - white, DE
To pc: rye. i0c 10 lie.
Wheat. No. > red 6Jc to &c:
corn. No. > yellow, 29c t. Sic: oats. No
= white. zoe To DE: rye. No. >, Hoe to lie;
clover seed. $50 to $3.50.
BuIfalo-Cattlc, $50 To 500; hogs
$500 10 500: sheep. $50 To SD:
wheat, No , red. t:sc n, 64c: corn. No
yellow. 3Gc To 3Ic; oats, No. > white.
&c to o.lc
Observation-Disclosures. No. spring. 5Ic
TO oSc; corn, No. =. 2Gc 10 2Sc; oats. No.
white. oOc to dc: barley. No. .. 25c to
3Sc; rye, No. /, ;;Sc to 39c; pork, mess,
$500 to $500
New York-Cattlc. $500 To 50 30; hogs
$500 to $40; sheep. 500 to $3.50;
wheat, No. red, G1c to Csc: corn No. 2
36c to SIC; oats. No. white. 2:1c to 24c:
butter. creamery, 1Gc to dc; eggs, West.
ern, 19c to pc.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15

with Brazil was in force under the IRE
cedng Administrations the United States
Government had reason 10 protest against
the action of the Brazilian Government
III levying what were known n "eXpedi-
ent charges upon imports from the Init
cd States. These dues fell. as il happened.
altogether on flour. III which there was u
lively trade at that time. The protest
was based upon the assertion that these
dues We're i'll the nature of tariff charges
and therefore in violation Of the recipro-
city treaty. under which -four should be
admitted free of duty. The Initcd States
view finally prevailed and the Brazilian
Government abandoned the duties. The
American firms who had exported the
flour Immediately preferred claims for
refund of the duties they had already paid.
and after long negotiation the Brazilian
Government promised 10 pay thcr.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15

NEWS NUGGETS.

BOSTON police received SO. 700 worth of
len property. believed to represent the
gotten savings of William Barrett's
time. lie is Il murderer and thief
wing Il life sentence
ev. DIR. William r. Lee. of Benton. "A
urb of st. Louis, has been formally
pended from the Presbyterian Church.
10 time ago DIR. Lee deserted his in
81 wife and children and since then
ling has been seen of him. AT the
hc left the city one of the female
nbers of his church disappeared. and
charged that they eloped together.
Inn II. Drake. one of the best known
Chicago's old residents and public
/, died Tuesday night ut his home.
Drake had been seriously ill but two
!. and died peacefully. surrounded
1embers of his family. The cause of
n is attributed to heart failure. He
one of the famous hotel men on the
incnt
fllie BLY,, otherwise Mrs. Seaman.
ltened To shoot the paid spies, whom
aged and jealous husband has en-
ID 10 shadow her
e Housesmiths and Bridgemcn 5
n of New York has decided on n gen
strike To force employers to sign "a
agreement. Ii is expected that 5000
will go out
Owing out of an attempt OH the part
majority of the wholesale grocers in
ago TO form "a combination with the
northwestern millcrs. -four war has
IN out Prices on the leading brands
~ sharply by the local grocers.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
FORTUNE FOR HISLEG!
RTHWESTERN ROAD is HEAv-
lily MULCTED.
Whole Grew of Bohemia in Mutiny-
Palmcr's Curios in Ruins-Singuiar
Accident at AIbany-JOhn Ii. Drake
Dead-Is Now Mrs. Paget.
Victory for Lob miller.

Give me sound limbs again and yoa
may have the SD. 900. This hopeless
offer WAS made hy Philip Lohmiller. who
was awarded Sof,50o 10y Judge Austin, of
Milwaukee. Wis. for injuries sustained
on the Northwestern Railroad. The ver-
die, WAS reached. after two years of llii-
cation. Saturday afternoon. when the
jury. after nearly twenty-four hours or
.clibcration decided III favor of !-ohnil-
Ter The award i one of the largest ever
given in suit for damages against rail-
way corporation. Ii is probable that the
Northwestern Railway Company will ap-
peal from the decision of the Wisconsin
court ON the ground of nonjurisdiction.
But Attorney &. W. Beck. who has fought
the case for Mr. I.ohmiler. assures his
client that such course would prove use
less as Il clean bill of transference can be
shown from the superior court of Nc
Henry County. Illinois.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
LONG DROUGHT BROKEN.
A General Rain Comes to the Relief o.
the Farui,a-s.


The drought was broken in the North
west and generous fall of rain has come
at the last minute To save the crops. The.
farmers have been in despair for weeks
at the continued absence of moisture.
with fields drying up. wells and cisterns'
empty, and the prospect staring them IN
the face of n destruction of crops. In
many places there was Il more immediate
danger from prairie fires. All these fears
have been set mt rest 10y the oppOrtuno
rain. Prairie fires have been quenched
farm lands drcnchcd. and wells and els
terms flied, giving rise in some sections
to meetings of Thanksgiving.
In some sections of Illinois il is the
first rain that has fallen for nearly three
months. la Michigan, while the rain way
general, it was not copious enough TO be
of any lasting benefit. 1t is doubtful IL
the ground WAS wet 10 the depth of one
inch, SO that the most benefit to be de-
rived will be the keeping Of the tops Of
wheat and grass green for q few days
longer. Copious rains have fallen through
out Central and Southwest Missouri. and
the prospect for winter wheat is greatly
improved. Wheat cut of the ground is
looking fine and growing vigorously. A
considerable amount planted during the
drought has not come up. but this rain is
expected TO bring most of il out. In Ne
braska ii is believed TO be in time TO save
all fall seeding. although the grains are
not probably as heavy as they would have
been but for the extended dry weather.
The recent rains throughout Ohio have
had n wonderful effect upon the fall pas
turage that had been burned out by the
heat and drought of the summer, fields
everywhere being as bare of vegetation
as if swept by fire. The rains have caused
the grass To sprout and farmers are 10
longer compelled to give their stock dry
feed rs was the case the previous two
months. The present moisture has also
helped the wheat and il gives promise
of taking root sufficiently 10 stand the
rigors of Il hard winter The snow and
rain storm which has prevailed throughout
Wisconsin has done great amount Of
good In some sections il has been three
months since there has been any rain.
All Of the forest and marsh fires which
have bee. burning for weeks in the cen
trail and northern portions of the State
have been cXtingushcd. Iowa farmers
and stockmen have been complaining
much of the lack Of water in wells and
springs. Thousands of cattle have been
the last few weeks been driven to rivers
and flowing creeks for water, the ordi-
nary supply being exhausted The rain
fail must bc heavy TO relieve this want
and the needs of the long winter months.
Every colliery In the Lehigh Pa.) re-
gi0n which was forced 10 shut down on,
account of drouth has resumed work.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
BREVITIES.

Pope Leo is reported to be greatly brok-
en- i'll health.
The Russian thistle has been found in
Western New York.
Ex-Senator Allen c. Thurman is re-
ported to be out of danger.
Pennsylvania soft coal operators have
formed Il combine to regulate the output
and prices.
Obituary: At Milwaukee. John A.
Dutcher-At Jackson, Mich. Col. Mich
ael Shoemaker.-At North Nincennes,
Ind. John McCord, 81.
At purvis, Miss, the Jail was broken
open at 12:23 Monday morning by Il mob
and Will Puryis, the alleged murderer
of a wiretapper, was liberated.
Lord Sholto Douglas. who married a
California variety actress. had occasion
To write letter to his mother-in-law. Sng
costing that he did not marry the whole
family. and now the latter threatens 10
horsewhip her titled sOn-in-law.
At Columbus. Ohio. John Guerin and
Joseph Collett laborers. were sparring in
Sullivan's house Sunday afternoon. Col
lett struck his opponent lightly on the ear
anu NrtltIll ifli 10 tlt iocI NutTll
died of heart disease brought on 10y excess
sivc drinking. Coilett was arrested.
There was a brisk fire in the dock sec
ton OF the Mcnomince River. ut Milwau-
kec. Monday morning. Large cindcrs
flOatcd over the business center of the
city and far into its northeastern section
\ coal shed Of Il. ChriS X Son, on Me
nominee slip. near Muskego avenue. WAS
destroyed The shed was go feet long.
ID feet wide and 40 feet high The loss
was confined TO this structure and
amounts TO between $1,000 and $40. 200.
The United States Supreme Court Mon
day decided the important case of the
Consolidated Electric Light Company
against the Mckecsport Light Company
in favor of the defendants. The court
holds the SawyerMann patent invalid
The decision was handed down by Justice
Brown. The court denied the motion of
the Bell Telephone Company to dismiss
the appeal Of the United States in the
case involving the Berlincr speaking mi
crophonc. The court holds that it has
jurisdiction 10 try the ease. The court
also advanced the arguments in the Stan
ford case. setting the first Monday in
time TO each side
At 1t. Louis ii is announced j. II. Me-
Cullagh, editor of the Globe Democrat,
is a candidate for the United States Sen
ate.
At birmingham Chancellor Cobhs de-
cidcd in favor of the reinstatement of
81 100000 of bonds on the properties of
the Lady Ensey Coal, Iron and Railway
Company.
Seven men are reported killed by an ex-
plosion of fire damp in the Winning col
licry at Blackwell, Derbyshire.
Nassar College girls ut Poughkeepsie,
y. V. listened 10 Joe JcGferson's com
parison Of the actor and the orator.
At Mexico, Mo-, G. $. Elliott and Rolla
McNama, the absconding cattle dealers,
have been captured. They went away
with $4,000 of other peoples money.
Bat Shea, convicted of the murder Of
Robert Ross at the polls ut Troy, n. Y,
was sentenced to be executed during the
week commencing Monday, Dec. %.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
Pacct-N hitncy Wedding.

One of the principal society events Of
the year III New York. second in interest
and ma gniticcIce only tu the recent MARI
borough Vanderbilt alliance. was the mar
riage of Miss Pauline Payne Whitney 10
Mr.. Alincri,- Paet.t. which was celebrated
Tuesday in 81. Thomas Church i'll the
presence of distinguished company nf
guests. which included President Clevc-
land and Secretary of War Lamont. The
bride is the daughter of the Hon. William
c. Whitney. who WAS Secretary of the
Navy III the first cleveland adminiSra-
ton. and * one of the wealthis~t men in
New York. The bride * an heireSS 10
several millions from her father and more
from her grandfather. Henry Il. Payne,
of Ohio. the oil m.a"nalc. The groom is
a young EngiShman who came to this
country several years az" and has ic-
guired large business in real estate in
ST. Paul. where he will reside with his
bride.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
Noted Woman Physician Dead.

Dr. Julia VI. Smith, one of the first
practicng woman physicians in Chicago.
died Sunday morning at the residence of
her nephew. j. c. Ford. o7S i1st street.
She had suffered from n tumor on the
throat for the last five years. During this
long period of illness She was still active
~ engaged in the practice of her profess
sion, though without being able 10 utter
Il word above Il whisper. Her work WAS
marked by charity, and in the Woman :
Medical Club circles she enjoyed wide
popularity because of her kindly DISPOSE
ton.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
Beach Hotel burned.

The Lawrence Beach Hotel. ut Law
,nce. one of the largest summer hotels on
ong Island. WAS destroyed 10y fire Tues
ny with it's contents. The total loss.
is thought. will not fall short of 500
~ 1t Is said that the propert: was in
ired for less than half that amount. The
,tel was owned ny the Lawrence Beach
nprovement Company. and was leased
T John Duryea. of New York benjamin
hitchcock. of New York is ut the head
the Lawrence Beach Improvement
Dmpany.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT HAS
BUILT THREE CRUISERS.
Daring Hold-Cp in Colorado Springs
Death of DIR. Julia VI. Smith of Chi
cagO-lmportant Electric Light De-
CisiC-1-ShippinS Docks Buvned.
The Lake Navy.

Ottawa. Ont. dispatch: Opinion on this
ride of the line appears Ia differ from
President Cleveland's Interpretation Of
the treaty of 1917 regarding the right of
Canada or the United States To- build war
ships on the great lakes. Sir Charles
Upper. Minister of Justice. being asked
whether Canada has not infringed the
treaty in constructing cruisers on the
lakes. said they were only revenue cruis-
crs. The treaty stpulates that the naval
force of each country shall consist of not
more than one vessel not exceeding 100
<ons burden and armed with one eighteen
pound cannon on Lake Ontario. TWO such
vessels Oh the upper lakes and one such
vessel on Lake Champlain. A doubt
has arisen over the clause in which il was
agreed that all other armed vessels on
those lakes should he diSmantlcd and that
no other vessels of war should be there
built or armed. The Canadian Govern
ment has built three armed cruisers on
the lakes since 1Sg1-the Curfcw, the
Constance and the Petrol. The Con-
stance and her sister ships are armed
with three quick firing guns, and are far
superior to the boats maintained on the
lakes 10y the United States revenue de
partment. and in case they were ever
needed fer such purpose they woull make
very formidable lake commerce destroy
ers. Ii will be an interesting question 10
solve rs To how far the equipment and
arm0r Of Il revenue cruiser may be ear
ried in her construction. and where the
line is to be drawn between n revenue
cruiser, available for revenue purposes
only. and that may be put To more severe
defensive or offensive purposes when ma
tiOnal cXigencieS lcmand il.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
Palmer's Resi- icucc Cutfed.

Ex-senator Thomas w. Palmer's resi-
nee on Woodward avenue. Detroit. was
mpletely Quilted 10y fire Tuesday morn
:. large quantity 9f valuable brio a.
ic. paintings and furniture valuable as
'mentos. and which cannot be- replaced.
re destroyed. They include Il complete
GRID Fair record. the only one in en-
ance. and scores OF tokens collected dur
the Senator's residence in Washing
l and in Spain. The insurance aggrc-
Ees about SD 900.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
Fore a to Put Into Port.

TIE American ship Bohemia arrived 1T
San Francisco from Philadelphia Tues
day morning with stories of mutny and
disaster. The crew. beaded by Second
Mate Egan. mutinied after the ship had
been through Il storm off Rio .Ianeiro. AMI
against his VIII tine captain had IL make
FOR port. With the exception of the chief
officer there not man ON the vessel
who sided with the skipper. The second
officer. who led the mutinecrs deserted at
Rio .Ianeiro. bUt the remainder of the
crew are aboard. They will probably he
arrested on complaint of the captain. The
men say they will have the captain taken
nto custody for cruelty on the high seas
md charge that he is responsible for the
oss of one OF the starl,oard watch over
BOARD.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
Wells Fargo Express Looted.

Two masked bandits at ColoraC
Springs. Col. robbed the WellS-Fargo OK
press office Monday night of $4,000.
They presented revolvers to the head of
Assistant Agent George Krout and com
PEELED him to open the safe. After they
had helped themselves they made their
escape. The stolen money was in a pack
age which the agent left careleSsly lying
on table while he went out to n train.
The robbers secreted themselves in the Of
flee. Agent Krout did not give up all the
safe contained, for the thieves were III
too big Il hurry to get away. Over S3o,-
600 was left behind.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
Metal Crashes Into a Saloon,

The monster tweiiyton fly wheel in
he power house of the Albany. y. V.
-ailway burst Tuesday afternoon and the
iurling fragments inflicted injuries from
which John Piehl died. One of the pieces
rashed through Charles Meyers saloon
ASlss the street. Here three nIcn were
nJured. Another piece. weighing two
ons. flew across the house tops for two
locks and tore off the roof and side of
Elizabeth Metz's residence. but injured
o one. y twenty-foot gap was made
\ the power house. The property loss
Ill r.ach S.rltekI
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15

At Mexico, Mo, G. :. Elliott and Rolla
McNama, the absconding cattle dealers,
have been captured. They went away
with $4,000 of other peoples money.
Bat Shea, convicted of the murder Of
Robert Ross at the polls at Troy, n. Y,
was sentenced to be executed during the
week commencing Monday, Dec. %.
The morning times., 1895-10-27
STOLEN
$40 REV ARD-StoIen

$40 REV August 22,
30, Columbia. No. 16019, '93 pattern,
pneumatic tires, Columbia tire ON front
wheel and League tire on rear: band brake
on rear hub: $15 reward for return of
machine.
Stolen July "a, '95, sorell Diamond, No.
SEO4l, "a pattern. Gormully & Jeffery
pneumatic tires, plain crescent rim on rear
wheel, corrugated rim on front wheel num-
Der stamped on handle bar. fork crown
and handle bar clamp: S15 reward for
the return OF the machine: S25 reward for
return or machine and the arrest and con-
F. $. Cahill & Co.. aao Pa. ave. NV 1t
The morning times., 1895-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADIES A GENTLEMEN

LADIES A ND G GENTLE NJ EN-,
Pleas take notice tnat haye removed
my plal.. OF business from 1T4T Pennsyl-
vania ave. uw. 10 1891 + street northwest,
and wonll he pleased 10 receive all gold,
silver aud nickel plating, hronzing and gid,
ing. ornaneais statues. chandeliers aud
candlpsiicks articles OF art and lamps a
specially. EDWARD STOLPE, general
metal worker, 1891 f street, Washington,
d. C. Item
ARCHFTNCTS. Take notice-You
ar1 - SnocfTiiIiy reauested to eliminate
In fGture gas services in prepa ring
plumbing spcCiIicatiors. as the members
of the Master Plumbers ASSOCIATION PASSED
a resolution at Il recent meeting 10 tn" ef-
feet that Isl inaies furnished by our MEM
bers VIII not include gas company S
charges. BY order: JAMES MOAN.
EDWARD MALLET. JR..
Secretary, 9l6 81. NV. oc26-2tem
TO The IcIldhoiders and Stockholders OF
the Washington and titorgetcwn kailroad
Company ana the stockholders of the
Rock Creek Railway Company. OF the
District ur Columbia;
Notice IS frreby given That the tapltai
TFactlo ui;ipJny is now ready tceXcllange-
aCCurilIg 70 the terms OF the contract De
tween the Rcck Creek Railway company OF
the hiStr:ct o:rolumhia and the Washington
aud 1eUr@elowp Railroad Company, It's
stock for t.is' bonds issued by the washington
and Geo Eetuwn Railroad CCn.pany The
holders Cf s3lsli bonds are requested to send
them TO tlIc Undersigned for such exchange
on or before The iutA Of October next the
failure IA sure!'der any such bonds, for such
exchI iiG.e. On or before the lst Of November
next willi'clreld to pe refusal tnSo exchange
such hrittS for stock Interest I. n the bonds
surrendered vii be paid up TO the 2lst
day of September, 1895, on all bonds
surrend, red on or before the LIST day OF
November next.
The holders of stock Of the Rock Creek
Railwar = otnpa ny OF the Districtof Columbia
ana the Washington and Georgetown Rail
road Company are also requested to
promptly send IN their stock for exchange,
according 10 tile terms OF the contract afore-
said. c. NJ kOONES,
Secretary and Treasurer of the Capital
Tractioa Company.
se2T -Sc27 oct 2 8 IL 16 Is % 20 27 and
nov |
The morning times., 1895-10-27
EDUCATIONAL.

WIMODAUGHS Glasses. 1928
/ st. NV, beginning November-Short-
hand, dictatIon aud typewriting, Mrs.
Baldwin, of Business High School, book
keeping, etc.
ADA l. SMITH Stunt
The morning times., 1895-10-27
wANrEp-posrAeE STAMPS.

HIGHEST prices for, U. s. postage,
department and collections of foreign
Stamps is paid by the old reliable c. F.
ROTHFUCHS. 359 1-2 Pa. ave.
oC21 4 4t
The morning times., 1895-10-27

SO CENTS Cash-New credit system.
Lace curtains, rugs, portieres, ban
guet lamps, Rogers silver plated ware, table
linen. china. etc. Can or send postal.
VIII bring samples. Open evenings.
NORTHEAST CREDIT HOUSE,
oc2l l-Gt 1910 II st. ne.
The morning times., 1895-10-27
HOTELS.

HOTEL WARNER.
47O-4t2 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. near 9Th street Business men's
lunch, 12 to o'clock, 25c.; table d'hots
dinner. 4:30 10 7:30 p. M. Soc. oc23-3m
The morning times., 1895-10-27

M MASSAGE and baths given by Mrs.
II. Lewis. late OF Lexington, Ky: 1O2
eth St NV. cG22-7t
The morning times., 1895-10-27
HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMAI
wANTED-AGENTS.

w ANTED-Agents, local or travelling:
outfit free; big money; exclusive ter
ritory; DO capital; one agent one day
cleared 81 40: SO can you; our safes sell
Avn LOCK co. Cincinnati. Ohio. 1t
The morning times., 1895-10-27

FRENCH trimming. 25 cents; tips
cnrled, 10 cents up. sos 9Th St NV.
oc24-bt
The morning times., 1895-10-27
THE TINES $4,000 SURETY SMALL ADS
A
PERSONAL.
DON'T ram to attend the grand musical

WANTED-To buy two good upright
pianosuncasypaymeuts Address BILL.
this office. 1t