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THE SHIPS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S-Arrived-
Steamers Massila and Italia, both
from Mediterranean ports; Aller from
Bremen and Cherbourg.
Arrived out-Steamers City of Rome
at Glasgow, Labourgogne at HaVre.
Sailed for New York-Lucania from
Queenstown.
Sighted-F'ulda from Genoa for New
York, passed Gibraltar; Southwark
from Antwerp for New York, passed
Isle of Wight; Sale from New York for
Bremen passed the Lizard.
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aoLD PRoBAnILITIEs..

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-Forecasts
For Iowa and Nebraska, generally fair,
slightly cooler, variable winds becom-
ing northern.
For South Dakota: Generally fair,
probably slightly cooler; northerly
winds.
For Colorado: Fair. southerly windss
becoming northerly; probably cooler.
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WILL COME HERE.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 13.-Among
the passengers who sailed hence this
morning for New York on the Cunard
line steamer Lucannia was the dyna-
inter Whitehed, recently released from
prison after serving thirteen years of
life sentence. His friends have sub
scribed an amount Of money sufficient
to start him in business in the United
States. liz
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IN TEN DAYS.

LONDON, Sept. 1S.-The Plymouth
Mercury claims TO have reliable infor-
nation that a massacre of the Armen-
ians remaining in Constantinople is
fixed to occur in ten days or two weeks
1t says that Armenians already deport-
ed have been murdered by wholesale,
the ships on which they were sent out
of the country having chutes from
which the victims were shot into the
water and drowned in patches.
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LIKE THE DYNAAuTER.

DUBLIN, Sept. 19.-Seven thousand per-
sons, including John Redmond, M. P, and
Timothy Harrington NJ. P, today assem-
bled at the railway station to receive the
dynamiter, DAILY, who was released a shorI
cess1on was formed which escorted DAILY TO
the Wormens club, where ne made a
speech.
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?. J. lyman
Is NABBED
Notorious "NO. II of the Irish
InvincibleS Is Arrested
in France.
WARRANT IA YEARS OLD
Also Charged with the rIanufac-
fure Of Dynamite.

BRIEF Story of the Crime in Which,
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr..
Burke Lost Their Lives in Phoe-
mix Park, Dublin, ON the Evening
of May 6, 1SS2-Tynan One Of
Those Appointed to Organize .
Society in Dublin.
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PLANS LAID
At PIEDMONT
Bank Robbers Undoubtedly
Met at the Little WyOTl-
ing Town.
MOVED WITH CAUTION
Avoided the Hotel Guests as
rluch as Possible.
MOVED WITH CAUTION

Met a Friend at the Guild Hotel by
Appointments, and the Meet Was,
beyond Doubt, Associated with
the Trial of Matt Warner for MUIR
der-The Friend Doubtless Was a
LAWYER from Rock Springs
Named Preston, the Same Man
Who TeIegraphed Sheriff Wright
in Reference to Warmers Trial.
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HARTrIAN GOING EAST.
silver Champion warmly Greeted
by Montana People.
(SnecioI to Tho HeroId1

POCATELLO. Ida, Sept. 13.-Con-
gresham Hartman, of Montana, passed
through the city tonight en- route for
the east. The gentleman was rendered
an impromptu reception as the train
pulled into Dillon this evening, nearly
the entire population of the city being
assembled at the depot to pay homage
TO their silver champion. Mr. Hartman
made brief but stirring silver speech
from the Pullman car platform, and
the non-partisan assemblage displayed
great enthusiasm during the congress-
mans short stop.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH"
queer Kind of Verdict Rendered
at Fresno. Cal.

FRESNO. Cal, Sept. 13.-Coroner Long
held an inquest this evening over the
body of John Barker, aged about % years.
He was a nephew of ex-City Marshal
of Los Angeles. Evidence showed that
young Barker had purchased a vial of
laudanum of druggist in town, saying
he had sick horse at the Sachs ranch.
and dying at the ranch, having taken
nearly a half ounce of the laudanum to
relieve him from disease. The verdict
was that he met an accidental death.
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BRITISH NAVAL AEEAIRS.

LONDON. Sept. 1S.-vice-Admiral
Sir John Ommanney Hopkins has been
appointed to the command of the Brit
ish Mediterranean squadron in room
of Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Sey-
mour. who has reached the limit of age
which compels him to retire. Admiral
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Hopkins was, in 1892, naval command
er-in-chief of the North Atlantic and
West India station. The Mediterranean
squadron is under orders to rendezvous
at Salonica next month, which orders
are due to the change in the British
policy regarding the Turkish question.
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IS two fold. The proposition not to
repudiate these obliga tons was over
whelmingly defeated by the convention
after Mr. Bryan had concluded the
speech which resulted in his nonina-
ton. Under free coinage, silver would
become the money of the country The
revenue of the government through It's
customs and internal revenue would be
nothing but silver or, if the dream OF
the Populists be realized. unlimited nat
paper money, with no coin behind it for
redemption. With silver or fiat paper
money as our only means Of revenue,
how. I ask the apologists for this plank,
can these millions of United States
bonds be redeemed in gold?
With a legitimate proposition to in
crease the number of United States
supreme court judges, or TO abolish
within constitutional lines life tenure
in Office, I may have no controversy;
nor do I object to proper criticism of
judges and public officials. But when an
open, bald attempt is made to increase
the number of judges with the ayowed
purpose of securing d decision on any
question in a predetermined way, pat
riotio and intelligent men may well
HOLD UP THEIR HANDS IN HOR-
ROR.
Speaking of the claim of regular
ity," he says, docs party regularity
demand blind and stupid allegiance to
everything q, convention held under the
name of Democracy may do? 1 admit
the impossibility of drawing a platform
that in all things will be satisfactory to
all Democrats. But never before have
we been asked to make a compromise
between national honor and national
degradation. Compromises may be
made on many matters, even on the
currency issue, but the immortality and
debasement of compromises on ques-
lions that directly affect the nations
honor and good faith are not to be con-
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ENOUGH Is ENOUGH.

BATH, Maine, Sept 13.-Arthur
Sewall says he has enough times
answered the question concerning his
withdrawal from the vice-presidential
candidacy, and that he has answered it
once and eor all.
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Populist state central committee. 1t is
understood that Mr. Parker's terms of
fusion will be two Bryan and Watson
electors
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FREE SILVER UNAMERICAN
Majority Had No Right to Adopt
Such a Platform.

When the Chicago Convention Took
That Memorable Action, 1t Broke
Away from the Party Founded by
Jefferson and HOisted the Flag of
Populism-Minority Not Bound by
the Action of the Majority.
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THEY FOLLOWED
Him TO CHURCH
Two Thousand People Line the
Sides of Grand Avenue,
St. Louis.
ANXIOUS TO SEE BRYAN
Subdued Applause from the
Crowd on the Sidewalk.

Bryan VIII Make Several Short Ad-
dresses Today, En- Route from st.
Louis to Louisville, Where a Big
Demonstration Will Be Made in
His ROnOr-A Special Over the
Louisville 81 Nashville.
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0NE-TIME ADVERTISING

Is good enough in its way. but
you should keep your name and
bargains before the public con-
stantly If you want to make
money.
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AS TO THE CAUSE

of the accident 1 know nothing. We
were moving at a slow speed as we
approached the bridge. When the
engine reached the first span of the
structure about 100 feet of the bridge
collapsed and down we went"
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LEGAL NOTICES.

F'iled March IT, 1896 j. II. Young Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Margaret Shea Edward j. Shea
Equity No. 1887. Docket 80,
On notion of tie complainant, by Mr. William
W Bcarman, her solicitor. it is ordered. this 18th
ward j. Shea, cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurring forty
proceeded with as in case of default.
The object of this suit Is to obtain an absolute
fendant, Edward ]. Shea, On tn, ground Of des,r-
Piovded copy of tits OF Ter be published in the
Washington Law Relerter lind Evening SInr once
day.
true copy. Test: nB
A. B: HAGNER, Associate Justice.
by Il. ]. MEIGs. Jr., Assistant Clerk.
mh1S-1aw3w @ III
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ATTORNEYS.

Webster Law building, sos d Ut. NV, Washine.
ton, DO Reaide1cs, No Mount Vernon Flats
GeU Yoek ave. aud 9th st nv. so
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-133 L ST. NV; 6 ROOMS, HALL.
$22. w r NASH
mbA0-2t 122 st., pm.
FOR RENT-THE RENTS ON THE FOLLOWING
houses have been greatly reduced: 3O05 ct,
Cor 9Th and Gaian ss. 'f me- aaos s ta newly si
paPered and painted throughout. 7r.. ba., eel,
g. b., $3.50; i1os ne. IT, ' sa s'0 c si
$3.50: FOOT 9Th NV. Or, ba.; eel, SIS 80: 1+l5
st. me-, 6r ba ;v Gel nicely papered, $3.50,
,v 1887 g. 10Th =, ST. r. 5a Gel, SIS ssl Fla
1t D. D. STONE & SONS SOC r. st. NV.
FOR RENT-sROOM BRICK HOUSE, l42O 9TH
ST. NV; oil mod imp; in perfect order large
!ard convenient to cans, market schools, etc. IT.
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!sss IS St 1S; :s
al ssie 18th b. $. NV ysds St NV
1928 st NV. i5r ZIG 18th St nw lot. 50
1 1s istS St NV H. ,s,, :,
S st a. II sS; NV Tor e
1871 1sa, az ny 12r ,SS 100 stsushten :tsr.l g
Jig AZ NV i2s lss CHAPLIN s st NV. ST.: g
ses shSos 1se s nw
1926 18th NV. i2r So So isos ST nw ST. 30
I asse a St NV l25 g g ,s2t ssd st
~ 9Th st St nm mw oF ioS
a lao2 st NV, sr. SO % 1915 Fla sw. .s5
l st NV. i2r Is i2is st nw NV .ss
q FL a9st ;As g s. g ss
49, 41S S ,5,s St NV .75 29o8 st
istl st NV. i5r:. .70s X st NV. eF..... $50
ISIS Wyoming av,15r. Is 3oas + st NV. Or. Is SO
sos E NV. laf rs ase2 Isl lIt II St st. n.y.
1927 y, St NV: 1St "a? 9Th NV, 7r::S5
s%2 E's St st nm Nv" - at st q
S sSs, I'm y st NV lSr e6 l44s Pierce p 7r % SO
rs i'm st st n px SO ST :, Ior
s 3D. Eth st NV, 12r .65 is2s Doth st NV,
~ av NV, l2r. 60 l25 10th st se Or. .1S. 80
iI55 p st NV, Tor. :. go 22O7 7tb st NV Or l6
i5lo nth st NV. l0r GO l02l Goth st NV. Sr Is 30
IhS! 2sth st NV, 12r Go 651 Acker st me- 7r.. rs
al - ne, Go Up pit 1919 lith nv, Al. Is
1915 18Th st NV, l2r. 80 222&23O LIST ct sw 6r
l213 Pa av, d. Or. .. go each .........,l250
1921 10Th st =. 80 420 9Th NV ba SENT pr p
210S G ct NV, 13r. >. 80 627 Pomeroy ST. Ar 10 40
1oS5 Hliyer pl, Tor. GO G3337 poIneroy, 10 30
ZIG 18th st NV, Tor. .55l2l9 II Nv trear). 10
1913 o st NV, Tor. .65il Is I. st Sc Dr.. g
For full List OF furnished houses apply at ONCE.
TH0S J. FISHER L. CO.,
mh21-tf 1924 ST NV
FOR RENT $4O-1s1, 18TH ST.: FINELY FIN
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENTlDELIGHTFUL sROOM COTTAGE;
hot end cold water large porches and shade
den, Md. o miles out on Il. and o.. Met. branch;
minutes walk from station: will rent for the
mh25-4t
FOR sALE-BY OWNER. A TRACT OF LAND
suitable for suburban home in PROSPEROUS
three minutes walk from the new Washington
and Baltimore electric road fine building site,
commanding view of many miles of surrounding
country: borders on. county road. while ample
shade is furnished by many Grst-srowth trees;
church, school and stores close at hand sure to
be good investment. AS well as q pleasant
BAKER, ITO St NV. mll25-lw
FOR SAIE-FAKM OF Is ACRES, HALF MILE
north of kensnston; new Groom house;
In clover; choice fruit trees, wood, &c. GEO. +.
DAVIS. kensinston. Nd. mh23-3t'
FOR SAl.E-FRoM ONE TO TEN-ACRE LOTS, AT
Ardwiek. Md, eight miles from city: L. and P.
sss e s Room s,an acre Apply to
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN, on EASY TERMS.
monthly payments if desird-An sroom cottage
Cali at second house en- sa' Sycamore ave after
leaving Carroll ave. six blocks from the station,
Takoma Park, DC. mh2l-1m
FOR RENT-oR SALE CiIEAr-HOTsFss AT FOl;-
est Glen and Randolph Md, b. & o. II. r.; one
to station JOHN l. KNOTT sis st. e" m2i11m
WINTHROP HEIGBTs-sALE OR RENT-EIE
$l2: others building, finished April i. at RR
station; fare, size; comnlut., 4c.; time, ) min
Unsurpassed for health; excellent water; large
yards. Deal with owner. Inquire at +. .. La
FAiETTE @. LOOMS. feS-s&w I'm
1 HAVE SEVERAL. NEW HOUSES AT BROOK-
land vii hin two blocks of the electric cars which
sell at bargain prices These houses have
city water. are papered throughout, and he
sold on very easy teIrns-a small cash payment
and monthly installments not greater than Il rea-
sonable rent Particulars at my Office. 100 Cor
o Ian " GRACE NJ f'e Tr!oE Vas at my m mGs9saHd
FOR RENT-HoUSEs AT .ANGYLE," on PIZEY
all have POTOMAC WATER, CITY GAS, furnace
a general TELEPHONE; NO CE:SSpoOLS; per
feet drainage into MAIN SEWER Rentals in
clude transportation to and from cable cars
Seven minutes walk to Tth St electric cars
Horses and carriages provided for at general sta
bic at reasonable rates. Markets and stores guar
anteed to deliver. For further particulars write
to OWNER CTho!nas Blagden), City 20. Box 14G
mh19-12t.
FOR RENT OR LEASE-COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
partly fur, of Dr. Ralph alsh, at Bethesda, adj
joining Chevy Chase: Y rooms MI; stable for ;
horses and carriages: fine shade and water:
two electric r. Rs; board walk to one Inquire
at 1904 II st. NV. between 0 and 10 a. M and 4
and . pm. mh16-2w'
KENILWORTH-BElOND CHEVY CHASE
Beautifully situated line of electric railway
fare. BUILDING LOTS VILLA SITES AND
ACREAGE for sale at low prices and easy terms
Houses built where desired. Fer pats and in
format ton cell
REDFoRD ". WALKER & son. 1ooG st.
mh7-1m
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FOR RENT $40-1s1I 18TH ST.; FINELY FIN
tshed; perfect condition; 1Or.; ami; hot water
heating; can be purchased on small monthly pay
ents. OWNER, 1243 10th st. mhlS-2ws
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

500 FOR FIyE-ACRE FARM, COVERED WITH
wood. in southern New Jersey close to railroad;
finest markets in the world: especially ndaptri
10 small fruits. poultry. vegetables. ETC.; high
AMI dry: healthy ncghborhood; sold on insy all
nl'nts OF 81 down and 81 week; title ins,red
immediate possession. Send for particulars
RiSl4tl, 211 $. 10th St, Philadelphia. mh25-w4t
FOR SALE-FAItM. q MILE FROM SPRINGFIELD
station, b. and p. railroad Pr. Geo. co. Nd !:
~ acres, all tIder cultivaticn: garden Lind; G.
room house, built partly OF stone; Large cellar:
hen houses; stable for . horses and 3 cows:
enrn house end sranary,- all in good order; any
Quantity Of fruit, ine place for poultry faru
VII S.I at once Tor SsVo: part cash. bal z
years ihEOD. FIIEBUS Ohio Bank building
Eth AMI G NV mb2ief
FOR SALE AND RENT - CHOICE SUBURBAN
and farm property-cheap and on easy terms
Call for circular
mh23st' JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 st. NV.
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FOB RENT-JOHN L WEAVER
Cor. 3 and 6th Sta NV.
S16 9th NV, cafe $50 Spruce, LDP, Sr. IS. 80
and 12r.. 1856. 90 434 LIST me- Or. rs. 30
1922 14th NV ,sto&Sr. So % S32 Elm, Id PIX, Or
1872 3 st, 9r. 800 (col tenl. .ls 80
l23 4th NV, 12r. AS co. 2421 -27 NV Or. II so
AS 9Th ct NV, l2r. Is 90 1926 Marion NV 81. 16 so
Ills ne. kto&dw. rs 90 GAL Acker ne, 6r. 1t 90
1911 6 NV 10r.... 40 90 z o61ce rms, go
BAL 1st Sr. ~ so NV. LIST floor. .l6. 90
1S25 Linden st, g.. .25 so 616 18th me- Or Is 30
Bib Spruce. LDP p 80 609 23d NV, Sr. IL so
lI24 18th NV. Sr. 90 1927 Ga Sc, Or. 80
S38 Spruce. lDP. zO50 lOll-l7 18th &C. Or. 90
Hh2l-tf
FOR RENT-1717 DE SALES, 1OR, GEL, NEW $40
1924 18th st. 15r. .$6O0 1905 Vt av. 1Or&b. $500
1906 Q. 1Or&b. IS 90 1921 s. 7r&5. 90
1915 Q, l1r&b. 80. col 1873 Kenyon s. 7r&sa 20
mhaJ THoS W. HUNGERFORD. 1919 II st.
1874 Corcoran st., 12r.&b. 5000
~ 9th st.. Hr:&Sb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 125.00
iioe ~ ST. 9th =, "a.
1850 N. @ ave. Sc, 7r.&b. .............. $500
r L. GOODMAN,
ta6-w&1.6 COS 18th St
FOR RENT
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BOARDING.

THE LIVINGSTON, 1909 18TH ST. NV; HAND
soneiy furnished double and single rooms. with
strictly frst-class table board, ut reasonable
rates Centrally located. mboI gre
NOT A CHAPEL. But THE LADIES' DINING
parlor Of The Evans 922 and 924 r st NV
having been redecorated is thrown open again to
the patrons, who find the most varied and the
best rlcnu OF any other for the price In the city
cents. Special served in the lest possible man,
rnboI
THE AUDCRN,
Cor. I'd and Pa ave. NV, on the line of AVA
cable cars Eirst-elass board and rooms Trans.
aent or permanent boarders accommodated. Terms
reasonable. de3O-3m
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DENTISTRY.

FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY, DENTAL DEPT. OF
the Columbian University, No. 1925 II St NV
Open daily fIom to pm. AL operations at
cost Of the material used Extracting free. d31-tf
FREE DENTAL INFTRMARY,
Open daily from 10 to IL In, and to nm
NO charge except for material used. Extracting
nee Also Free Dispensary. to daily. se26-tf
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LADIES GOODS.

WHEN YOU WANT GOOD WORK SEND YOUR
Dyeing and Cleaning to Ed. E. WHEATLEY
(successor to w. II. Wheatley), LOGS jefferson
ave-, Georgetown. Wagon calls with clerk, who
will tell you about coors. prices &C. fe2l-3m
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FOR RENT
g2+ 23d st, 10r&b. .S45. CO.
1901 Laurel ave, Mt
Pleasant, 12r, ami 80. 90
1903 18th st, 11r&b. 40. 20
81l2 q st NV. 8r&b. 45. 80,
BAH e st, 12r&b. 40. 95I
1856 Howard ave, Mt
p, Sr&b, stable. 30. so
Linden, Nd. 10r, 0Sa Is. 90
118 q st sc, 7rdsb. "a. 90
602 LIST ut se. Or. .$21. so
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FOR RENTL01e K ST. Me-; GROOM BRICK:
mo1ern improvements; IN coed order: at Sl6 4
month: key at 612 K ct. =. W. TUCKER =
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WANTED - SECONDHAND GENTLEMAN's
Spaulding bicycle; state cash price, Address r.
6. B., Star once. mh24-2ts
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1877 E st NV, Or. .12.OO
3O1S 7th st NV, 5r. 1919
a rr A Ii st sw. .10.3
Back .1n, Sd floor
40 1th st........10.OO
N5 18th st NV, Or. 1000
7D Sth st NV, Ar. 1000
1131 oath st NV. 1000
1880 r st Sc, Or. 800
142 NJ ST Sc, Ar. $50
30 G st ne, Ar. Hobo
2524-2S-32 + NV. Or. 1000
421-23 26th NV, 6r. 1000
Princeton st NV, Or. 1000
430 franklin st, 5r.10.OO
1872 COvingt0n, Ar. 1000
GIT y II ave NV. Or. 1000
621-23 Essex ct, Ar. $50
$50 r'r 21st NV. Ar. $50
RI I'LL Sth NV, 4r.9.30
2272 3th NV, 4r. $50
1884 FristOe ct, Ar. 800
II Green's ct NV. 1880
g O'Brien's ct NV. Ar. 81. 30
1910 O'Brien's ct, 4rS.30
3 Union CT NV. Ar. 500
G33 Essex ct NV. 5r. 500
1915 Z st NV, 5r. 500
319 Hutton ct, Ar. IS. 40
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR kENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT THE
BENNINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered free
IN clty one month applies on purchase OF new
when directly following rental.
WYCkoFF, SEAAIANS & BENEDICT,
deJ9-n Coz. Sth and SITS. NV.
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FOR SALE-NEw DOUBLE CORNER HOUSE.
cor. OF X and 10th st. NV; rarlor, rcceptioH
hall and dining room; large bed rooms, two
pantries; cold storage room; large kitchen; bath
and laundry: very large parking; decorations and
granolithic ways: to suit purchaser; $4,000
OWNER, next door. fe26- w&s,n
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MONEY WANTED a. TO LOAN.

WE HAVE IN HAND So, CO., $1,000, Sc, 462. So
S2,OOo, $l,5uO, $1,000 and 500 to loan per
cent. The above belong to different clients
and can be had without any delay.
DkEBLt, DAVIS Il CO.,
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FOR OFFICES.

FOR RENT-ONE OF THU y EST AIDS TO YOUR
BUSINESS OR PROtIESSI&4N is to be located in
the largest and knossn Office building in your
city. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING. COR. 9Th AND + SITS, has few
choice rooms now available; moderate rental; no
extras; perfect janitor Service freproof surround
ings; elevators; 10 Stories; centrally located
and well advertised no&eotf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
Spirit Of the Aac,
Wood ,tOc<. Vt Dec. 10. 1896


TIL, following j. the running line OF the
trains over the Woodstock Railroad, COM
mcncihg Monday, Juno 20, 1906
TRAINS GOING EAsr.--No2. Mail. A. NJ
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excellent work has been done by this
institution. The expenses Tor the
year were 1854. The Home is sup
ported by gifts from friends, aud
some income is derived from the sale
of bread. ETC.. and for board of some
of the children. Eighteen children
have found 4 temporary home there :
permanent homes have been found
for three children. and another has
been sent to the Darlington Hone.
a reception for the benefit Of the
Home will be held at the building
on south street Wednesday after
noon and evening. Dec. q, and
every one is asked to assist By Il gilt
of food, clothing or money.
Warren G. Nuttng died At the
home of his parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Nutting, Sunday after
noon, Dec. -. He WAS 20 years
old. He has been in poor health tor
several wears, and was confined to
the house t.r the past five months,
enduring. much suffering with the
greatest patience. He graduated
from Woods'ock High School ma
entc ed Williams college, GRADUATE
ins III 1893, and was for two wear,
professor of Latin and Greek in
Holbrook's Military Academy "a.
Sing Sing, y. y. With the cxccp-
ton of several months passed in Il
Boston hospital he has since rcsileI
with his parents: His funeral was
held Wednes lay afternoon at ;
O'Clock, Rev. !. F. Simmons oiii-
ciating.
Mrs. Elmer Hewitt OF Worcester.
Mass. who has been at !. {. Nut
tlng's this week. returns hom, to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernc>. \. Spear are
at present at J. {, Nu'tins's, hrt
expect soon to bring their goods
here from llartland and go to hous,-
keeping. \ llartland CORES pom |.
ent SAYS: sour Whole community
regrets the going out from It OF one
of its most popular young families.
bat congratulates Woodstock on gain,
ing desirable acquisition TO Its So
cial and business life