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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-13
WATCHES.
GOLD AND GOLD FILLED.

If you want a Watch that
will run within so seconds a
week, this is the place TO get
them; and :he prices-oh, well,
Judge for yourself; here they
are:
Gents 20-vear Filled
Watch, b. W. Ray
mond movement, only $4,000
Gents lax Gold Watches,
$50 to ........... .............. 10000
Gents Filled Watches,
81 to-. ................ 5000
Ladies' Filled Watches,
IS to............................. $500
Ladies' Solid Gold
Watches, $40 to ........... $500
| will in the future, as in the
past, handle only American
made Watches, which are con-
coded to be the best in the
world.
Royal Crown and
Dresden China.
Cups and Saucers, 81 to-. $3.50
Pin Trays, Toe to .......". LOO
Pen Trays, ST. so to......" 800
Puff Boxes, $3.50 to-. 800
Creamers, Sl.50 to..,,..". $50
Comb and Brush Trays,
$3.50 to-. ...,................ 800
And many other handsome
novelties suitable for Xmas
presents.
s.sssssesssssssssssssssssssssss
Banquet Lamps.
Nothing to equal them in
this city. See window display
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NO MORE WORK
FOR
the NfLknAlDS.

chine the cows show no uneasiness, snc
the longer they are milked the more gentle
they appear TO become, consequently tney
give milk freely and may be MIXED DRY
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STORIES OF PAST AND PRESENT.

Savasota Examiner:
sheriff Hunter has q walking Gaze made
Of wood from the bst,lefeld Of Gettysburg
The cane was handsomely finished In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-13

Sarah Bernhard IL executing a bust of
Victorien Sardou for the salon Of 1897.
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Chests Of Silver ii ~
combination desired
Cut Glass.

I don't claim the largest y
[ do have the finest line 10 +, y
city. What do you tn'uA
these prices?
Large Water jug and . .,oo
Mugs, set. ...,.'.,""''. a w.
Large Water jug and . ,na
Goblets, very fine .-.', wv
Fine Case of 10 Finger %,
Bowls ..........~...".""'.II
Fine Case Decanter anu NO
II Liquor Glasses Is. q
Fine Ice Cream Sef' = 40
pieces, $50 to...-..,',." 40
Fine Berry Bowls, - y. :"
Fine Pitcher and wv lsS
Glasses, in case ,.',j'.,-.
Fine Salts and Pepper 10
each, 25c to .. = ..,..
Salt and Pepper Bottles il
each, 25c to .'..'."', srs
Knife Rests, extra 100
cut, So to - $50 -. ..,', q
Olive Dishes, fine cus' 50
to ....... ....''''' w
Mustard jug ,....'.''''. 80
Tumblers, per dos' ss's III
to ......... ...~....... -.'~''' pv
Goblets, per dozen t.'"'''''. u
Spoon Holder. y
Cream Pitcher. '''''N l5Q
Wa'er Jugs, $3.50 to '".' "a
Water bottles 50 70 X.
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Quadruple Plate Napkin
Rings, 20c to ........ LIS
Quadruple Plate Pin Trays
81. % to. 400
Quadruple Plate Match and
Pick Holders, 81. 25 10. . 200
Quadruple Plate Liquor
Flasks, 50 so to. ....... 600
Quadruple Plate Butter
Dishes, So so to. ...... 1000
Quadrup Plate Cups,
$3.50 to. 800
Quadruple Plate Goblets. 800
Quadruple Plate Cups and
>aucers, IS to. .........5 800
Quadruple Plate Casters,
$3.50 to. =. $50
Quadruple Plate sugar
Bowls, 50. so to. ..... $50
Quadruple Plate Spoon
Holders, s.. 90 to. ..... ESQ
Quadruple Plate Cream
Tltchers, -. 5O to...... I.OO
Quadruple Plate Card Re,
ceivers -. so to. ..... 1000
Quadruple Plate Berry
Bowls, 81. 80 1000
Quadruple Plate Golf e
Sets, $3.50 to. .......2 2.5O
QuadrupIe Plate Tea Sets,
$l7 80 to ...........S $500
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Solid Gold.

Solid Gold and Pearl
Handle Pen, 81 to ....... 5000
Solid Gold Book Marks. 2.25
Solid Gold Cravat Holder 200
Solid Gold Emblem Pins 100
Solid Gold Baby Pin. rs
Solid Gold Baby Pin,
with Diamond. .......... 200
Solid Gold Baby Pin, set
of three, with Chain,
and extra heavy .,...,... 800
Same, with any color set $50
Same, with Diamond. $50
Solid Gold Lace Pins,
50. 81 to-, .,.................. 1900
Solid Gold Eardrops, 81
10 ........... ........,............... 5OO
Sold Gold Set of 3 But
tons and Chain .......... $50
Solid Gold Stud Buttons,
75c to ................. ,..... 500
Solid Gold Collar But
tons, 81 to .......,.. ....... 200
Solid Gold Sleeve But
tons, 50 to ................. 500
Solid Gold Link Buttons,
s. to................. .......... 500
Solid Gold Band En-
graved Rings, 81 to go. 800
Solid Gold Band Plain
Rings, So to..,..,.... ...... $50
Solid Gold Half Round
Plain Rings, 81. so to-. $50
solid Gold Half Round
Baby Ring ................ sc
Solid Gold Band En-
graved Baby Ring ....... 80
Solid Gold Band En-
graved Misses Ring -. 10
Solid God Rings, all
color sets, 81 to ......... $50
Solid Gold Neck Chains,
AZ TO. ......,........ .........~ 10. 90
Solid Gold Lorgnettes,
So to ........ 1900
Solid Gold Vest Chains,
$40 to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so. 90
Solid Gold Eyeglass
Chain ................. 800
Solid Gold Scarf Pins,
largest stock in the
city, 81 to....... ..~..... 600
Solid Gold Chain Brce-
let's, SIS to ..,,.... .......... 90. 90
Solid Gold Charms, 81 to 400
Solid Gold Lockets, 81, 80
to.............. ......"........... 900
Solid Gold Trimmed
Side Combs, SO. so to-. 400
Solid Gold Canes and
Umbrellas, IS to-. $500
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-, =,
Sterling Silver Ch.ID
Bracelets, $780, 10 (.
Sterling Silver Trimmed ,,,,.,I
: Po3c .! sl.25 Il +.
Sterling Silver Shoe Bu ~
toners, $3.50 to ,
Sterling Silver PAM,
Cutters, $l.5o, sl7s
and ............
Sterling Silver Nail F;js
SOC to-. .
Sterling Silver Hail. /,
Curler, 81. rs to.
Sterling Silver Trimmed
Shoe Horn 1.25 to
Sterling Silver Baby Rat
tie, $l.25 to 49,.
Sterling Silver Hair
Brushes, with handles.
silver all over, IS and
Sterling Silver Hat !,
Bonnet Brush.
Sterling Silver Clothes 8
Brush, So to ,..... .....,..
Sterling Silver Whisk
Broom, $3.50 to...........
Sterling Silver Manicure
Sets, scissors, nail file
and glove buttoner.....
Sterling Silver Nail Pol.
Usher, So, 70 and.
Sterling Silver Mirror,
with handle. .............
Sterling Silver Sugar
Spoon ..........
Sterling Silver Sugar
Sitter. =. ............
Sterling Silver Ice Cream
Fork :. .......... ........ .......
Sterling Silver Mustard
Spoon .................. ....~.-
Sterling Silver Souvenir
Spoons, Toe to-.
Sterling Silver Cream
Ladle, $1.5e to-. ........s
Sterling Silver Coffee
Spoons, per set Of six,
$4 to :. .........a.........~
Sterling Silver Tea
Spoons, set Of 6, IS to.
Sterling Silver Dessert
Spoons, set Of 6, $3.50
Sterling Silver Dessert
Forks, set Of six, $3.50
Sterling Silver Table y
and Forks for their veg
silver dollars.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS eco, ,Auctioneers
Trustees Sale of Horses,
Landaus. Broughams,
VictOrias, C0upelettes,
Surveys, CabriOlettes.
Side-bar Buggies, Car
riage and Coupe Har-
ness, Robes, &C., &c.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust. dated Septem
her =, A. ID. 1895, and Guiy recorded in one OF
the Land records of the District of Columbia
AMI by direction Of the parry secured thereby.
we shall sell at No. so New York avenue
northwest. on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
TWESTY-FlRST. A. ID. 1876, COMMEN, =
ING AT HALF-PASrT Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ,
the following persona! properly, named aud
described IN schedule annexed 10 a.d trust.
Eleven Horses. Four Landaus, Three
Broughams. 1 wU Nictorias. one COupelete,
one CabrioieItc, One surrey One > d--bar
Buggy, seven sets Double Carriage Harness,
Three sets Coupe Harness. Lot Rob;,. etc +.
etc.
Special attention shon!d De given TO this
sale, as the stuck is in good condition AMI
worthy the attention OF bu, ers.
icr.us cash.
NORVAL J.. NUTWELL,
ALBERT IL FLOECkHER.
sei:-d Trus e.s.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE Small flrWs and large
tracts or land around Washington city
and on Potomac River. some ms low as 81
per acre; also lots 25xIJ 81 feat Ut BsllstJn,
on electric road. for 81 20. terms. So cash,
balance 81 per week Call for map OF .oads
around city and list of property-free.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1921 + st. NV. 4
se1S-3t-em
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Osborne q Hoban Oysters.

The oyster season has commenced. o.
borne & Hoban, corner Seventh and g.
have long had the best oyster house in
the Distrie:. Raw box supplied daily
with shrewsburys, Rockaways and Tan
zier Sound. Best accommodations for
bicycles se3-1m0
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and for us in this anguish and sin and pain
consequent upon it. And we find il no
where else but a Calvary, in the sublimest
deed of sacrifice that was ever seen or
could ever be conceived in a human mind
Rev. ID. j. Burrcli, Presbyterian. New
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A fine corner lot in South
Brookland; lOca tiOn high, dry, and
shaded: water on both streets; very near
new electric railroad. Address NJ, this
office, 1t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE-Fine family horse in
good condition, for large horse; rear
1916 L, entrance on X st. NV, between
IL and l. se21-3t
WANTED-Will repair house for rent,
or Will build or exchange work; brick
work end plastering specially. Address
CONTRACTOR, this office. se19-3t-em
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RREAkING TIE LAW.

The moral like the natural world is
governed hy fixed laws. When We violate
these laws of nature, which regulate our
bodies. we must suffer the pain or sickness,
as the case may bc. which is SuretO follow.
SO when We live with disregard tU those
laws which regulate our higher being We
bring upon ourselves sorrow and distress.
\ gravity brings an object To the earth so
does the violation oi moral law result in
punishment. Rev. j. a. koser, Lutheran,
Sipry City Tnly.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL some Kind person who knows what
being sick andout OF Ofcniplaymenimedus
donate Il bed AMI any other household
necessity To two refined l;tuir>, rent pad.
sleeping on the floor; nothing Ia eat, no
fuel; best of references from past employ
erS; owes no debts. Address MASON
DAUGHTER. this office. sr2l-2t
w A NTED-Male pug puppy. Address
W X. CLENDENON, 1905 st. INV.
sc20-3t
w ANTED-oystcr counter and oyster
nX,ures, and one bar Apply ito6 Il
81 NV sc1s Stem
w ANTED Leather covered hbrtry
chair Address Box III. Anaccstia,
n 4 sclS-3tcm
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.ARISToCRACY. A

The distress and misery in the world
are largely the result or social conditions
which have arisen through the selfish
and grd>rIng efforts OF men. To attain
wealth and power the differences among
men are exaggerated. The impossibility
of having all people alike has been made
an excuse Tor conditions in society which
degrade aud cnSlave men. Glass has been
arrayed against class upon the theory that
men necessarily belong 10 certain classes
and il is unnisc to try To lift them out OF
thcm.-Rev " ". Wilson, EpisCopalan,
Chicago.
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SERMONS FOR THE PEOPLE
Topics Discussed by Ministers
from Many PulpitS.
THEY REACHED THE MASSES

Rev. sam Jones Thinks That the
Paralysis OF Politicians Would Re
store y-America nitis the
New Disease-POwer of the Press.
Afraid TO Trust the Women Vote.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
Corner NJ and Eleventh Streets y. w.
BOarding and Day School for Girl.


Corner NJ and Eleventh Streets y. w.
BOarding and Day School for Girls.
Preparatory. Collegiate and Post Gradu-
ate COURSES OF study. Special students
admitted Thorough instruction Ia all de-
partnients. in accordance with best modern
methods.
-Four spacious. connecting buildings, re-
Gently erected. and specially designed for
school purposes, with passenger elevators,
steam bedI. u nd perfect sanitary conditions,
together with play ground and tennis
court. furnish every requisite for re-
fined home. and a complete school equip
nient.
Twent y-second year opens Wednesday.
September thirtieth, Tor Classification or
boa Oirdingpupiis. and rhurs'Li s. October first,
classification OF Day Pupils
MRS. ELIZABETH j. SOMERS.
Principal.
MRS ADELA GATES HENSLEf, =
se16 lnio Associate Principal
MRS. H HAILM ANN Training
School for kiiIuergdrtiieTs ana Primary
Teachers Will resume its sessions SeptenI-
Der 16 In the Sunday -sChOOt rooms "f the
Luther Memorial Church; cntTa zoe on Yer
mont ave nue.. Mrs. HailnIann will receive
applicants on Wednesdays and Saturdays
from 10 to l2 n. N. At her times AT her
home. waldheini. Cleveland Park. washing
ton, ID. O. se4-tf-em
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIL E Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, the - day OF september,
$50. j. william Fowler vs. Lila n.
Fowler, alias Liza NJ. Johnson, No. l 4 .51s.
docket Al. Fiied september 10, 1856,
j. X. Young, Clerk.
On motion Of the plaintiff by Mr.. Wood-
bury Wheeler. lis soiICI.or, tits ordcrcd that
the defendant, Lila NJ. Fowler, ALIAS Liza
NJ. johnson, cause her appearance To Dc
entered herein on or Befuie the INST rule
day occurring iOrty days after This day;
Otherwise tn. Cause will pc proceeded With
as in case OF default.
Tie oblsCt Ot TINS suit is to secure a d.
vorce. a vInculO matTmuniI ircin the de
fepdant on the ground OF dcscftion and
abandonment Tor III" full uninterrupted
space OF two years.
This order to he Published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Times OF
Washington City.
W s COX. Justice. &c
J. X. YOUNG, Clerk.
A true copy.
Test:
lseal.j ByH. r.. galley. Asst. Clerk.
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KNOW THY FUTURE /
Ii 8 1 IL m. .-.-..... - -.-..LI -.

ted sCicutIfc raIuriSt. dUd only true relid-
bile spiritual medium in the city My magic
power enables me To enter into every detail
OF human III ystery. reading your pI>t. pres
ent aud future from heglnntu. to end Tells
business and love affairs. friends and enc
mics, lost or stolen property. and II the one
you lOV. is rue or falsr Advice that 81
cures love. happiness and success, causes
speedy maTriI gcS, and waru yuu against
all troubles losses accidents and tells YOU
Just what You want to know l have
brought more separated persons together
than all other mediums combined. Work
cases quicker than ans other medium
Everything strictly confidential Never
fails in anything. Failure impossible.
Satisfaction guaranteed Price. - and 30
cents. Come one. come all. aui bring Nuur
friends, and tell them OF the wonderful
Ualec and his startlin. powers Hours.
daily. from 9 a. III. to 9 y. II. e25 II
81. NV. SEQ mo
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FOR REST-STABLE.
wANTED-uOUSES w

w ANTED-fu furnished or partly fur
ni>neu mouse i'll nw. t. g IorfEs; and
would board party for part payment Of rent
If desired. MRS. II NJ, this office.
Se2l-3t
wANTEO-Six-ro house: furnace.
about SIG, Oct. !. Address SIX ROOM,
this office tGQ-3t
wANTED-For al iInu etiiaj &C sn pu..
CHASER a house between 5000 and
$4,000; north of X and west Of 18th St
Call Oraddress THE TINES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, corner 9th andFa ave
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Should he read daily hy all interested IS
changes may occur al any time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
September 26 close promptly at tins Of
flee as follow
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Irans-Atlantic Mails.

Trans Atlantic Malls
MONpAY-tcjAtl 10 50 p. m. for Europe,
per : : Spree from New YORK. VIA
Southampton and Bremen. Letters for Ire
land must be directed per Spree.
TUESDAY-,clAt 10 % y. ". for Eu-
rope, per :. = sr. LOUIS from New York.
b. directed per ST. Louis :, tcjAt 10 30
y. IN. for EurUpc, per : MaJ.s,c. from
New York, VIA Queenstown. tC,At 10 %
D. IN for belgium direct, per :. r. Western
lahd, from NJ " \ ORR, wa Antwerp. Letters
must be- directed per WesteInland."
mEpNkspAI I-tnlAt 20 y IL, Tor
Europe. per ;. = Columbia, from New
>ofA. VIA FIymou.n, Cherhourg, and
fKiDAI-,b,At 500 p. m, for France,
switzerland, Italy: Slaln, Portugal, lur-
La ua>c0 ene,' rrrrn New YORK, via Havre.
Letters for other parts OF Europe must
be directed per La Gasco gne." tciAt
$50 p; m, for Europe, per 5 :, Luca ma. .
iOD D. m. FOR Netherlands direct, per
: = Maasda IL, from New York. via Rot
Maa ~,ia m ,c!At lo;a5 p N, FOR Genoa,
per : : Fulda. from New York. Letters
must he directed per fulha; coat
1855 p. m, for Sco;!and direct per 5 :.
Letters must te directed per Furnes>ia.
coat lo:55 D.. m, for Norwny direct per
:. :. Hekla, from N'w nork- Letters
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-German
steamers sailing from New York 0n Tues
davs lhursdays and Saturday. take printed
matter etc. for Germany and specially
addressed printed matter. etc, Tor other
parts of Europe. White star steamers
sailing from New York on Wedn.s'la " Ia ke
specially addressed printed matter. etc Tor
Europe Cunard steamers siihhs iroiu
New York Un saturday. take printed mat
ter etc, for Great Britain and Ireland, and
specially addressed printed matter. etc, for
other parts Of Europe. The American and
French line steamers sailing from New
York take printed matter. etc, for all
countries for which they are advertised to
Carly mall
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FOR SALE Beautiful new homes for
home seekers. hUIses lust completed
with IL IN. J.. parlpr, reception hall. dining
room. Kitchen. bath. bed rooms. CuDCTet.u
cellar, furnace heat, large yards. room for
stable. 6b2 and S64 u st. ne. and S27
81. and 63i 18th 81. ne Must sacrifice al
once. prices and terms TO suit purchaser
II. Is. GOTTWALS Sill l llrh 81. NV. owner
HouscS open for inspection. Scls-Tt ,m
FOR SALE-Fur a client leaving CITY,
a neat brick of > rooms. on Sheridan
st. near sherman ave, price 81 $50; terms,
500 cash, and SO per month: Colnred
preferred. Address ATTORNEY. Tins Of
flee. kels-f
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wANTED-BOARDERS.

FOR RENT-31 II st. NV. room and
nt,aru Tor two young men. Srl95; .cm
W A NTED Boardcrs at $40 X st. NV:
excellent table board: every thing fresh
daily, g,oI attendance. s.I.-ht
40 A RDERS-Seve ladies' and gen.
tleIneu can be accommodated with
board i'll private family at 1906 q st. NV;
ruoins nicely Iur., good cooking III every
branch of housekeeping; under personal
supervision of IN Experienced lady. refs.
exchanged. se11-6tcm
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No FEE UNTIL CURED
mr. IE A THERM a n

Specialist in al forn 5 or private diseases
HydruCclc. NaricoCcle ard Structure cured
Consultation free Every day. q to II, 2
to o; Tues Thurs and Saturday evenings
7toS 6O2 + st. NV. Closed sunday
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE Columbia bicycle: pneu-
matte ures; pump, lamp, bell, etc;
splendid condition: S25 cash. Address
COLUMBIA, Tins office. se20-3t
FOR SALE-Victor bicycle for SIG:
strong; line condition. Call or write
MACK, Il . 9th Sc. sc1S-3t-cm
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Holy Cross Academy,
1872 Massachusetts. Avenue.
REOPENs SEPTEMBER IA


IT, course of studies is complete and prao
ticIL Speciai attention Is given to vocal and
instrumental music drawing ami painting the
languages and Iii indergarten- Sc 9,jm
MEDIC L. dental and pha rmaceuticaI
departments Of Howard [ Jrivcrsity Will
begin Thursday, October l. 1895 Prof
J Il. ii Odg kiBs will deliver the address at
s o'clock y. m This college l. open Ju ali.
without regard to SEX or race. Howard
Dental College Is now a member Of The
National Association Of Dental colleges"
The profession and the puhli, cordially
invited To be present, +. J. SHADp. II D.,
Secretary. sel2tnoc1
ST. CECELIA'S ACADEMY.
col East Capitol St, Washington, ID. g
studies viii be resumed On Tuesday,
September 3.
In addition to a thorough course in the
English branches, there are Glasses ia
French, German, music, and pdintiHg. La
dies not attending the academy may avail
themselves or these opportunities
For further particulars, address,
se6- limo SISTER SUPERIOR.
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dunn, tells busllle>-, love, Ur lamiy
troubles, losses, all events OF liie- causes
speedy Maria Ees. brings separated no.
gether. helps all i'll trouble Fee. 5oc-
10 to ~ daily. iSS II -. >w sci lin, EN-
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woman complaints dHd irregularities. sep
arate rooms for patients before and ,,.Ir-
iT required strictly confidential MRS
DIR KENNER, l6 i;h st. ne, near L
Can st Washington ID c.
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The Bliss School of Electricity.

IIlE 0USS SG!lUUl vi ElGGiIiG!I3.
Incorporated. Bliss Building. 81 Bsr. y W
Fourth year begins OCT. / 1896 The
only Institution in tie country where
practical electrical engineering is thor
oughiy and exclusively taught Labora-
torres fully equipped. Instruction. the test
Books BOW open. Catalogues On appica-
uOn. l.. d BLISS. Pres l.
TUITION-In Business. shorthand and
Type ewriung Courses. when taken to
gcther. same Fate as fur one alone, day and
night classes open September ] Call In
or address E.i TON, Bt' t'RNETT x nCRLING,
and 2th SITS. NV. au26- limo
THE MODERN >.ORMAL COLLEG Z,
Typographical Temple. 4.5 d st DIV
with these courses Preparatory bpsl-
ness, shorthand. and typewTItinG. civil
service. teachers. health, JOurnalIsJIC. sGIen-
tific. and classic: Is the most thorough
practical, and profitable school III the
city Circulars. giving full inforrnatiCn,
furnished by J. FKAISE RICHARD. PM
cipal- au22 limo
HO M f KINDERG A RTEN and
Primary .>cnOul, No. Ip4 Ea>I capitol
street, rcopens September - MISS
HOLEMAN, principal sel!-@t
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SfANll y - LISNI Nu.,.' >aI.s.i. -
bLn st NV, SunudE evening. sept 70,
at o'Do,k. Test by Mauam Nolan IL
6O2 II ST ne. Names given. Silver .cI-
lection. scls-3t-em
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NJ NJ E. BLUCHER. mo list Jlne
" Na>h!ngtun, can rC consulted on III
business affairs. the most wonderful T-.'.r
of cards 49, y st. Sw- sel6-6t
TAKE time and prepare, winter time
i coming. you can get Il t.IIluT-made
suit of clothes that have been worn. 1T
a nominal cost. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
6lg u ST NV. sel1-1U
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PERSONAL.

READ Mime Francis ad. weun,.>siay-
see, II