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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

No radical change is likely to occur in
Turkey lust yet. Diplomats don't think
England can do much alone.
The smallest grid known to ornitholo-
gists is the West Indian humming bird
1t weighs but twenty grains.
Capt. Palmer. in charge of the Chicago
recruiting station of the army, accepted
in July only twenty-seven men out OF
455 who applied.
The kneipp wet-grass- cure fad has
struck Emporia. kas., and more of the
bellies there make q practice of going
| barefooted now than. ever before.
There are at least twenty horse butch
| er shops in Paris. The first one dates
from July /. 1866; since then the con-
sumption has grown continuously
Six siX-footed pigs, the progeny of a
| siX-footed yearling pig, are TO be seen
on the farm of Jesse Carry, of Marion,
| Ind. A seventh pig of the same litter
had seven feet, but it did not live.
! The little children of n native school
| In Burmah have just sent $25 for the
| rebuilding OF one of the churches in ST
| Louis wrecked by the cyclone The
church had formerly helped the school.
| ~ party of four members under the
| direction of II. A. Mobley, Will start
| from Lacom- Alberta to explore North
ern Canada from Edmonton to the Arc
TIC sea. The trip Is TO occupy two years
Butte. Mont, is probably the liveliest
| mining town in America The payroll
approXimates $1,000. 900 Il month. The
lowest wages are SO q day, miners re-
| ceiving $3.50. Butte has almost 20 Don
population.
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NEWS FROM THE BATTLEFIELD.,

The Wilmington Messenger has taken
the pains to group together a few facts
concerning the progress of the great
political fight now going on, and start:
out with a note from the Cleveland
Plain Dealer OF Mr.. Bryan's reception
and ovation in that city, which says:
THE Blaine campaign produced
the greatest demonstrations ever
known in Ohio. Compared with
the reception Bryan was given. the
knight was a paltry, insignificant
Street-corner gathering.
"A commercial traveller, says the
washington Post, writes from q
pennsylvania town to the Republi-
can Congressional Committee:
i have travelled through the
greater part OF Pennsylvania since
you sent me those pamphlets and
nave been pleased to see that the
people are fast becoming familiar
with the question and are turning to
Mckinley. But this place here is
full OF silverites. 1 thought would
get mobbed. 1 had all the best Of the
argument. but they got crazed.
Now, If you can give me more of
Blaine's speeches OF 1878. 1 can shut
up hundred of them at a time If
they do not mob me-.
Our contemporary does not state whe
Their more of the dried speeches wer,
sent. but whether they were or not, W,
have not heard of any Of the si!ve
orators in "the keystone State" be
ing shut off. but on the contrary, from
all that can be learned. they, If any
thing, are on the increase
"A Prohibi,ionist travelling in
maryland tells whas he has seen.
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The Denver Post wants to know IL
There is not considerable meaning In the
unconscious words of the reporters who
an and Mckinley? 1t invariably reads,
Hundreds listened to what Mr.. McKin-
ley had TO say" and on the other hand,
Thousands were present and heard
Bryan
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

The Hon. j. Randolph Tucker an.
nounces that he will support the regu-
lar Democratic ticket. Harry ST. George
Tucker made q similar announcement
three weeks ago in introducing Hon. H
ID. Flood to the Stanton meeting, re.
marking that Notwithstanding he "had
been little out of whaek on the silver
question, he would. nevertheless, stand
by the old party"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

An exchange says that the more tea
pots You can get the better, only tea
pots you must have, If you would pose
as connoisseur of brio a-brac. You
may have them of any sort of material
copper. silver, glaze. in any color and
In any sort of pottery, only make their
number plentiful and place them con-
spicuoously In your cabinet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

The Nashville American Oem.) says
that Mr.. Mckinley still sings the praises
OF the Mckinley bill, and tells visiting
delegations that they must vote for its
re-enactment. while Mr.. Hanna, his
manager. tells him to have nothing to
say concerning the increase Of $4,000,
600 in exports of manufactured goods
since the repeal of the Mckinley law.
When Mr.. Hanna thinks of this vast
sum something does get the matter with
him. and he desires to change the trend
Of discussion.
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The New York Herald is inviting the
opinions of clergymen physicians, spin
sters and maidens on at What Age
Should Women Marry?"
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
NORFOLK ACADEMY

Is PRIVATE school for boys ana young
n Last session our students ranged In
t 1go from s 10 tot2i years. Distinctive lea.
!. its modern spirit
:. Its broad curriculum
g. Its 5udicious discipline
tie continuity Of Of It's is pupils ,nlsro.,,,
through both elementary nnd seon
ors grades without change OF teach,
T.. It's college-bred teachers Gall menu
Z. us moderate charges
g. us two-acre playground -"
3. It's success. .ii.i
~: local sentiment.
elIteen years ago It was said that tha
people OF Norfolk, Portsmouth and v,cIn o
ity would not support modern school Tor
boys OF a grade above the ,grammsr
sGhool- The Academy has dlsproven the
charge. Nast years graduating cIsss
was the largest in fifteen years. In tbe
Two highest clusses there were twerty-tv;o
students. 80 w.
catalogue ready August 10. Tho an
plcatton blank in each catalogue shoutd
ne iilied out and returned to the under
sisned without delay. Seats not reoen-
Sa aleei ny former pupils on or before Sent
Wlll he open TO new applicants r
On the opening day, Sept "a new nu,i,.
MAJ w I'd De SCANNED ahmed Tor classification Back
pS sir or diiiident pupils may consult the
treemnson street ~A0
ROBERT W. TUNsTALL. B. A.,
1y-'-I'su'"-io" Principal.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1896.
EIGHT PAGES.

Is estimated. from 100000 to 5000, 900
peonle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16
Norfolk College for Young Ladies,

Next session begins SEPTEMBER so.
lS9G The courses of study are thorough
anu practicai. including English. Mathe-
Music. Elocution; oil taught by competent
instructors Primary and intermedia, e
college grades.
Charges as low as can be AFFORDED for
me advantages given. Catalogues mSy
De had 81 oook stores or at the college.
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MT. ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE,
Newport News Female SsNiDaTU

a Boarding and Day School for young
ladies will reopen
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1896.
Third year. Send for catalogue. Address
MRS. NJ. W. HARDWOOD.
PRINCIPAL. NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
au2S-lm -
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L Here. as elsewhere in Virginia, the
"disaffected" movement is mainly con-
: fined to the city, and but little felt in
the country. In Lexington the few
leading gold standard, separate party
men are making a noisy demonstration
with but little actual strength. They
claim to have hundred. but am told
upon information that satisfies me of its
correctness. that they cannot really
muster over twenty-five or thirty. Hon.
John Randolph fuckers Lexington Let
ter IN the A@nchburg News.
iss
10 those who believe in the fatality
or the number thirteen, says the Chica-
80 News, some points about the Ameri-
can silver quarter will sound gloomy If
they are burdened with many of these
CONS. On the quarters are thirteen
stars, thirteen letters, in the scroll the
eagle holds in Its claws, thirteen fea-
ehers In the eagles wing, thirteen Tea
1hers in the tail. thirteen parallel lines
on the shield. thirteen horizontal stripes
thirteen arrowheads. and thirteen let
ters IN the words quarter dollar"
Inc Charieston Is. CD News and Cou-
f'er has Issued its annual trade review
OF the business OF Charleston for the
year lSs5-'s6, ending September 1st. The
sotai business of the city Is shown to be
Sof,Z65,l29, q substantial increase over
ahe nghres Of the preceding year. There
{ was an increase in the rice trade in this
market OF nearly 100000 in the phos-
Plat rock traffic of $225.OOO, in the ferti-
iizer business of 3125,OOo, in the lumber
.raae OF nearly a similar amount, and
en- ahe grocery trade there was an in
crease OF over 100000 The business
Z OF tne city is shown to be in most
= AesItny condition at the present time.
ene the outlook for the coming fail and
10 better than in decade.
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lS25-Suffolk Military Academy. 1895

over 500 young men have been educated
" %sso ~ or IN w part by the principal Of the
honorable positions In twen rs s fagn ana
you nave son to educate consult the
princi IGI or write for catalogue
JOSEPH KING, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
ou26-su,w, frs wk3w SufroiL Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-16

TIE CHEAPEST SCHOOL
IS hReiy to be the school that offers the
fSInto o. at q .air rate. Address BOWL
Va. DooWiins Greent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

of dizziness l had a roaring sound in
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father both drew my attention to the
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the cures wrought by DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. At first [ had no faith in
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MRS. WILLIAM PERRY.
After reading the above letter we
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DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
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Meigs, Mrs. Brine, Mrs. Macintosh,
Mrs. E. r. Adams, Misses Kate Nc
Grew, Birnie (2), Hartwell (2), Agnes
Judd and Gay.
A tea for Mrs. Basford of San Fran
cisco was given by Miss Harriet Lew
ers at her home in Waikiki, Thursday
afternoon The new lanai, very close to
the beach and covered by the large hau
trees, was a most attractive place for
the pleasant affair. Decorations were
in yellow and white. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Day, Mrs. E. r. Adams,
Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Alfred Carter, Mrs.
Bruce Cartwright, Mrs. Gilman, Mrs.
MontagueTurner, Mrs. J. l.. Youngo
Misses Kate McGrew, Pauahi Judd
Clara Fuller, Mabel Hartwell, Paris,
the Misses Brine and others.
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A GRATEFUL LETTER.
A Prince Edward Island Lady Speaks
for the Benefit of Her Sex.
Had No Appetite-WaS Pale, and Easily
EXhauSted-Subiect to Severe
Spells of Dizziness, Etc.
Tignish, PEI, May Goth, 1895.

To the Editor of Impartial:
Dear Sir,-I see by your paper the
names of many who have been benefit
ed by the use of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills. [ feel that 1 ought to let my case
be known as L am sure that many
women might be benefited as l have
been. For a number of years l have
been almost an invalid. | did not know
the nature of my malady. l had a tired
feeling, being exhausted at the least
eXertion. l had no appetite and was
very pale. l sometimes felt like lying
down never to rise. A dizziness would
sometimes take me causing me to drop
where 1 would be. During these spells
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A tea for Mrs. H. A. P. Baldwin and
Mrs. Gripbaum was given by Mrs. Ho-
bron at her beautiful home in Nuuanu
avenue.
A luncheon was given at the home
of Mrs H. NJ. Won Holt, Friday Pink
and white oleanders formed the table
decorations Those present were Mrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16

These Oils without equal. They supply the
demand for good oil at moderate price.
ATLANTIC RED ENGINE especially adapted
machinery and high.speed engines.
CAPITOL CYLINDER-For Cylinders
CASTOR MINERAL For Steam And
SUMMER Ca Boxes,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE Beautiful new home

FOR SALE -Rtautiful new homes for
with Il. IN. l.; parlor, reception hall, dining
roo II. kitchen, bath. bed rooms, concerted
cellar, furnace heat, large yards, room for
stable. 662 and 664 u st. me-, and 627
500 and 631 14th st. ne. Must sacrifice at
once: prices and terms to suit purchaser.
u. 3. GOTTWALS, Sl1 l 1th st. nw., owner.
Houses open Tor inspection. selS-7t-em
FOR SALE-For u Client leaving city.
ST. near Sherman ava. price 81. $50; terms,
500 cash, and $40 per month; colored
preferred. Address ATTORNEY. this Of
flee. e1S-0
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR 8 ALE-Snau farms and large
tracts OF land around Washington city
and on Potoma &C River. some as low AS -
per acre; al-o lots 2ox15O feet at Ballstln,
on electric road, for S125: terms. 10 cash,
balance 81 per week. Call for map OF roads
around city and list of prOperty-free.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1921 F ST. NV.
se1S-3t.em
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Should be read daily by all interested IS
changes may occur al any time.
FOnEiGN MAILS for tie week ending
September 26 close promptly at this or
flee as follow S.
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LEGAL NOTICES


In TN e supreme Court OF the District OF
COLUMBIA, The - day OF September,
$50. j. William Fowler VS.. Lila NJ
Fowler, alias Lila NJ . johnson, No. II, 6l9,
docket Al. Filed September 10, 1876,
j. X. Young, Clerk.
On motion of the plaintiff by Mr. Wood
bury Wheeler, his SOLICITOR. lis oruered that
the defendant, Lila NJ. Fowler, alias Lila
NJ. johnson, cause her appearance TO be
entered herein on or before the first rule
day occurring forty days after this day;
Otherwise the Cause will be proceeded WIN
as in case of default.
The object of this suit is to secure a di-
vorce. Il viDculo matrimonii from the de-
PENDANT on the ground OF descrtion and
abandonment Tor the full uninterrupted
space OF two years.
Tins order to tie published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Times Of
Washington City.
W. S. COX. Justice. sc
j. k. YOUNG, Clerk
A true copy.
Test.
tSeal) BY r.. galley, Asst Clerk
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WALTER d. " III MS * 60. ,AuctiuuceKs.
Trustees Sale of Horses,
Landaus. BrOughams,
VictOrias, Complexities,
Surveys, Cabriolettes.
Side-bar Buggies, Car
riage and Coupe Har-
ness, Robes, &C., &c.

BY virtue Of deel OF trust. dated Scptem
Der :, A. ID. 1891, aad t.aiy recorded IN one oil
the LIND records OF TIE Dis rict CT Columbia,
ann by direction Of the party securod Thereby,
we shall sell at No. ts,J New York avenue
northwest. on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-FIRST, A. ID. 1876. COMAEN:-
ING Al HALf-P-AST Ten O'CLOCK "A NJ,
the following personal properly, named and
described IN scneduic annexed To laid trust.
Eleven Horses. Four L1ndius, Three
Broughams, iwD Nictorils. one COupeiette,
one tabrioiette, One urrey, One > --bar
BuSS,, SeEcn sets Double C.rriage Harness.
1lrev octs coupe Harness, Lot Rob5>, etc
etc.
sleci attention should be given 10 this
sale, rs the stock i, i'll good condition and
worthy the attention OF bu ers.
icr.i,, CASH.
NUKVAL l.. NUTWELL,
ALBERT ii FLUE,kH FIR,
sel--d Trus ees-
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NO FEE UNTIL CURED.
DIR. LIE ERIN n.

Specialist in al, sornS OF private diseases
UydroceIe, .varicocelc and Structure cured
Consultation free Every day 8 to 12. 3
to &; Tues Thurs. and Saturday EVENING"
to g. 6O2 ST. NV. Closed Sunday.
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FOR RENT-SrAHLE.

FOR RENT Roo IL for two horses: also
room Tor carTia ga or delivery wagon:
81 month. 1870 etitst NV. selS-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
SIR. VERNON SEMINARY,

BOardinE and Day School for Girls
Preparatory. Collegiate and Post Gradu-
ate courses OF study. Special students
admitted Thorough instruction in 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 heat. a nd perfect sanitary conditions.
together with play ground and tennis
court. furnish every requisite for re-
fined home. and a complete school equip
nent.
Twenty-second year opens Wednesday
September thirtieth, Tor classification OF
boarilngpupils. and Thursda y o ctober first,
classification OF Day Pupils
MRS. ELIZABETH j. sOMERS.
Principal.
MRS ADELIA GATES HENSLEf =
sel6-lnIO Associate PrtnCinaI
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FOR EXCHANGE.

w ANTED-Will repair house for rent,
or Will build or exchange work; brick
work and plastering a speciality. Address
this office. se19-3t-em
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WASTED-BOARDERS RS.

WHNTED-BOA RIDERS.
FOR HENT-N iiOw lady would like
~ nave q lew ruOuerS and DOartlers,
home CULnIUrts, where lncre are no other
Doarders. SO Il month. Call ut the store.
sc Pierce st. NV. Item
FOR kENT-3l /! st. NV, room and
BOARD Iur two young men. se1J-5t .em
w ANTED -Boarders at $50 X St NV;
excellent Table board; every thlng fresh
laIlt. l,DI .it..i,,Ea re- S-Io-nt
w A NTED-5O boardcrs at sig per
u4lptiI, IIrSt-Class table. home Cooking,
rooms cheap. Apply tt6 18Th st. NV.
Se1S-3t
BOA RIDERS Several ladies and gen
tieIIeu can lie accommodated with
board III private family at 1906 Y st. NV,
ruOins nicely Iur-. good cooking III every
branch oil Housekeeping, un'tcT personal
supervision ot an eApcnenced lazy, refs.
exchanged. sell. -St-ein
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FOR RENT-.HOUaRS.
EOR RENT.

UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
500 9th st NV. mi 2I5 a st NV. LIST .,
2i5 ~ st NV, 3rs 2l5 ~ st NV, 3b
I'd n. .......... 800 RS, LIST n....... 1000
439 9th st NV, s39 9TH ut NV,
Room 2....... 900 Room9 ....... 500
4l3 Ridge st NV, Cor sth & Grant
+ j rs.-.-........ 1850 ave NV, 4r5.... 100
1855 18th st NV, Douglas Flats, rs each. $50
UNPUBLISHED HOUSES.
is av So mi. GA Callan ST ne.
Irs. S2l 10 hi. br ........ sll50
4O2 Pomeroy Sc .5l0 9TH st NV.
NV D rs... ll.Su rS-..........--. lIUJ
4la Bland alley 6s5 L ST Sc. 5rs. los,
+ NV. ar......... 1850 23I7 Champlain
Rear Ills 10th st ave NV. 5rs... 1000
NV u rs--...... 1880 1905 S4th NV, 6rs 1000
Hartford St. = 1881 Hayes cours
Erookland.6rs 1000 NV rs $40
Rear it22 . st 63s Summer ST
1911 Fris,os '' l2si ~ Cariin;s
courtnw rs. go alley 4r5.. $50
ALL Bland ailey 1916 Reeves =:
NV D rs. .-...-. $50 NV, irs........ $50
2io Reeves stn Is ID aglen alley
W, rs....-..... 500 NV ir... 80
III Pierce st al zoos Coil,nbia
icy NV. or..... SEQ Terrace NV. Ir 80
los Itoyer' s alley 5 Howard Brick
NV rs. s.3b Row NV. IFS. 100
Js 10Th sw, irs. 100 1901 Seatou Sc
Rear 81 Jtu st re lrs - 100
NV, 3rs........ 700 go Desmond's
lO22 ~ st sw. Or 60 alley sw Irs 600
l2i4 LIST sw Dr. 600 IsUS Clicks al
2iOi Hcrbir.'s ley I'd H. BIS Sis
alley NV, ,;rs 800 go bet NJ N
l223 bet NJ IN ~ 4 LIST ,w J- 500
u list sw. 3rs.... A.Ge So l. st sw, 3r.. SEQ
STABLES
Rear 3lo c st NV. SO Rear $40 9th NV. sL0J
A. $ CAYWOoD. yij 9Th ST n W
See balance of list IN star. seI9 Stem
FOR RENT-1YI3 6th ST, LIE Droit
bath and gas; rent, SO. Inquire OF l.
j. W. ROBERTSON. 6U5 7th SC. segU-5t
FOR REM .Cheap; Iur. o-room house
or part IL minutes from Ave. by
cable. Z. b. s.. this Office. se20-at
FOR rem T-kent OF good TO 1O-ioom
rei, Address SUCCESSFUL, this office.
Item
FOR RENC-$IB so: new rooms and
bath' an mod imps.; near st. Peters
Nos. l2s. $50 and 1872. Oh Hickman ST..
bet T. and r ana LIST and III Sc; nothing
better for the money; open, airy. healthy
open forinspection. Il. Z. MIMMAck, I4lu
ST. NV. Item :.
FOR KENT-Two s-Ioom houses; N. l.;
81 o ana 3lT Delaware ave ne, near
Sapl'ol: rent, $50 and SIS, respectively;
S G,s. at 1874 Del ave, Apply No; 1904
FOR RENT-S,s. so; worth $3.50;
new brick mouse; water, sewer, gas,
electric lighting AMI bells; cabinet MIR,
f rons; Large ISoms and bath; pantry ana
'hind closet, eieNsttion nigh ana ftuith-
ful: 2463 Brightwood ave. c. NJ. TOW
son, $40 10Th st. NV. se1S-3t
FOR HENT-5Uy " j. ave. NV,
Or, D., cciiar, 5000; 2OlO 18th st.
INV. Or, b., cellar, S225U per mo-:
:;4S X st. NV. 7-r., D.. cellar, $50 so. all
have nj. t.. aud good yards. Apply 1915
ST NV. se17-7t
FOR RENT-53i I'd st Sc, $40 so;
white tenant +. Il DANTE 1O5 10th
st. NV.
FOR RENT 92l ST. NV; fire resi-
denec. u ICONS. in good condition;
mod. imps.. III desirable location, and III
short di>taiCc OF five car llTes Inquire
OF OWNER, 921 | st NV. se17-3t
FOR REST--DESK ROOM.
FOR hENT-Desk room III large front
ing Gig a,
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-To parties without chill
uren. Il flat of Z rooms and bath;
elevator. steam heat and :anitor's scrv-
ices: everything first-clasS. No. TIT 18th
81. NV. se1S-7t-em
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FOR REST-MISCELI EOTS

" - = ~ IL y T@otS-
FOR RENT For bakery. laU.lury, Lot
ting or o.ier business, new two-storv
roo.ny, 7TX25 IT builGing, lower floor
part stable, six stalls, elevator and every
convenience; cheap rent Apply SEQ lItn
81 Sc se2U-6t
FO r RENT-Diuingr room and kitchen.
642 st. ne. se19-3t
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" ALL give lessons on The piano, organ
music, etc, Charges nGUueiate
fROf- i. r uERAiuiL LEn, OIL ST. Nv.
SEQ limo
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MRS. H AILMANN'S Training
School for kindergartners and Primary
Teachers will resume Its sessions SeptenI-
Der 16 1 n the Sunday school rooms Of tho
Luther Memorial Church; entrance on Yer
mont avenue. Mrs. Hailnann will receive
applicants on Wednesdays and Saturdays
from 10 to IL a. NJ. At other times at her
home. WaldheinI. Cleveland Park, washing
ton, ID. @. se4tf-em
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NJ ME-. GOFF. the renowned clair
VUyanI, has arrived in the city; has
taken rooms ut IS ID ST. NV; can be con-
suited On sue p,ise, present and future; adj
vice ON all business matters, 9 a m. till
D. m, results guaranteed. se1S2ten
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w ALL fAPER-If you want your
rooms papcreu cheap, ali the PAPER
NIL cost You Is Ice, mat pays for the
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ORIOLE CAFE. 523 lOlh NV Mrs
l.. ueuIcs VIA be pleased 10 have The
patronage VI Ter many ITiends. Gail III
and ak lunch OF dinner, Zoe, &c.
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The morning times., 1896-09-20

FOR SALE-A thoroughly equipped
pSu!lry plant, near the city; We'll
stocked with young laying fowl. Apply
MT 900 l. st. nv. SCI 3-21
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FOR RENT pining-roolnah Z rooms
fur complete on Pa. ave. or WIN sell
ADDRESS Quick BUYER, this Office.
80 4 Stem
The morning times., 1896-09-20

NINE. THEO. medium and card
reader can be consulted on business
and love affairs OF life, communications
strictly Confidential German spoken; open
every day and Sundays Csc TO Soc. S29
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