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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

We are all apt to consider others
stupid II they do not detect and cor
rect our errors in such a way that we
do not know that they occurred.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

The old scare that the worlds coal
Is near exhaustion is now pretty we'll
exploded New coal areas are con-
stantly being opened, and the old ones
are by no means near exhausted.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Political human nature seeks to
make believe that it is making a sacri-
flee in accepting what it has begged
and schemed to get.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Samuel Kellar of Eureka Springs
Ark, has on exhibition a fine crop OF
oranges raised there, and also states
that he is picking second crop Of
strawberries and cherries in his orch
ards.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

louder b la t.
and gave a louder cheer;
Come, Gelert why art thou the last
Llewellyns horn to hear?
Oh, where does faithful Gelert roam
the flower of all his race?
So true, so brave. lamb at home-a
lion in the chaser
Twas only at Llewellyn's board the
faithful Gelert fed;
He watched, he served, he cheered his
lord, and sentinel'd his bed.
In sooth, he was peerless hound, the
gift Of royal john
But now no Gelert could be found,
and all the chase rode on.
And now as over rocks and dells the
gallant chidings rise,
All Snowdons craggy chaos yells with
many mingled cries.
That day Llewellyn little loved the
chase of hart or hare,
And scant and small the booty proved
for Gelert was not there.
Unpleased, Llewellyn homeward hed
when, near the portal seat,
His truant Gelert he espied, bounding
his lord to greet,
But when he gained the castle door,
aghast the chieftain stood;
The hound was smeared with gouts of
gore;-his lips and fangs ran
blood!
Llewellyn gazed with wild surprise,
unused such looks to meet
His favorite checked his joyful guise,
and crouched, and licked his feet.
Onward in haste Llewellyn passed
and on went Gelert too;
And still, where'er his eyes were cast,
fresh bloodgouts shocked his
view!
Oerturned his infants bed, he found
the blood-stained covert rent;
And all around the walls and ground
with recent blood besprent!
He called his child-no voice replied!
he searched with terror wild;
Blood! blood! he found on every side,
but nowhere found the child!
"Hell-hound! by thee my childs de-
voured" the frantic father cried,
And to the hilt his vengeful sword he
plunged in Gelerts side!-
HIS suppliant as to earth he fell, no
pity could impart;
But still his Gelert's dying yell passed
heavy DER his heart.
Aroused by Gelert's dying yell, some
slumberer wakened nigh
What words the parents joy can tell,
to hear his infant cry.
Concealed beneath mangled heap his
hurried search had missed,
All glowing from his rosy sleep his
cherub boy he kissed!
Nor scratch had he, nor harm, nor
dread-but the same couch be-
meath,
Lay a great wolf, all torn and dead
tremendous still in DEATH
All! what was then Llewellyn's paint
for now the truth was clear:
The gallant hound the wolf had slain,
to save Llewellyn's heir.
Vain, vain was all Llewellyns woe:
BEST of thy kind, adieu!
The frantic deed which laid thee low
this heart shall ever rue"
And now gallant tomb they raise,
with costly sculpture decked;
And marbles, storied with his praise,
poor Gelert's bones protect.
Here never could the spearman pass,
or forester, unmoved;
Here oft the -besprinkled grass
Llewellyn's sorrow proved.
And here he hung his horn and spear;
and oft, as evening fell,
In fancy's piercing sounds would hear
poor Gelert's dying yell!
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Most young women act as though
the main business of life was to fight
men, but there comes a change later
on.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

1t would not be SO hard to die If we
would only remember that life is to
great extent merely preparation for
a rest.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

If the silver craze was as small al
II was said to be by the plutocratio
papers and gold was scared by it into
hiding places, as they also aver, then
gold Is too big coward to depend
upon for a circulating medium.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Shortcomings in character ave gener-
ally long about going
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Few men are capable of doing their
best without manager to suggest and
encourage
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

If we were all governed by our feel
ings, most of the work done in the
world would be the result of spite.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Old proverbs are preserved mainly
for use in driving nervous people
crazy.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

earth are those who really do not
know what they want.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Men who think about their health
generally do 1t material damage.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

and gave a louder cheer;
Come, Gelert why art thou the last
Llewellyn's horn to hear?
Oh, where does faithful Gelert roam?
the flower of all his race?
So true, so brave! lamb at home-a
lion in the chaser
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18
Continuing he said:

Continuing he said:
"The result of the ill-advised legis-
lation, which established this great
monopoly, was to concentrate the
whole moneyed power of the Union,
with it's boundless means of corrup-
ton, and its numerous dependents. I'm
der the direction and command of one
acknowledged head; thus organizing
this particular interest as one body
and securing to it unity and concert
of action throughout the United
States and enabling it to bring for
ward, upon any occasion, its entire
and undivided strength to support or
defeat any measure of the government.
On the hands of this formidable power,
thus perfectly organized, was also
placed unlimited dominion over the
amount Of the circulating medium,
giving it the power to regulate the
value of property and the fruits of
labor. in every quarter Of the Union;
and to bestow prosperity or bring ruin
upon any city or section of the coun-
try. as might best comport with it,
own interest or policy"
-
Nor does it seem that Jackson had
any confidence in the patriotism Of
the bankers of that time, for he adds:
1--WE are not left to conjecture how
the moneyed power thus organized
and with such a weapon in its hands,
would be likely to use it. The distress
and alarm which pervaded and agi-
tated the whole country when the
Bank of he United States waged war
upon the people, and in order to conf
pei them to submit to its demands,
yannot yet he forsSssl. The ruthless
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Twas only at Llewellyn's board the
faithful Gelert fed;
He watched, he served, he cheered his
lord, and sentineld his bed.
In sooth, he was peerless hound, the
gift of royal john
But now no Gelert could be found,
and all the chase rode on.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18
THE TOILER'S CORNER
SOME TIMELY TOPICS OF IN
TEREST TO UNION LABOR.
Beth Gelert" Sponsors Most Celebrated
Poem - Longest Locomotive in the
world--The Contract System In New
xork-General Notes.

II E S p e a I m a n
heard the bugle
sound, a n d
cheerly smiled
the morn,
And many a brach
and many a
hound, attend
l. lie W Q ! lyn's
horn:
\nd still he blew a
landau III a c
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-18

Waged.
The issues involved in the recent
campaign were not unlike those that
were waged with terrific force on
either side in the days of Andrew jack
son. However much the discussion
has hinged on the silver question, no
Intelligent man will deny the fact that
the money question was at the bot
tom and was the real issue in the
recent campaign.
The morning times., 1896-11-14

Leave Washington from station corner OF
New jersey avenue and c ST
For Chicago and Northwest, FestI6ulcd
Limited trans 1000 a. IA and SOB y.
For Cincinnati, -. LOUIS and Indianapolis.
NeSribIlrd Limited 3 40 p. M express
1915 EiguU.
For ill,sOuTE and cleveland, express Galy
1000 a IN. Il nd : 40 p.
For Berkeley Springs. 3 - p. m. daily.
except SBunay. special, 2 90 noon daily
and : % p. ~. SATURDAY only
For Deer lITht No. ilalL Lake Park ana
Oakland. > 90, :. -i5 p ~. - j . a m, al
daily. No west -Un4:Ia trains stop at Mount
ain Lake Park SJHday
For Lexington aLa stanton. l2 noon.
For Winchester ana Way stations. 80
F0f tt' New orleans, McmphIs, birmingham,
uoEe, so p. H. Gally, sleeping cars
For Lursy, SIS p. m daily.
H-."8. N-.u1, ~ 10. &I.3", &-.uU. So
-g.su.E u.Hff. El- 900 % U... = %. J ., o.,
5.l-a5. 1900, 3 =, N--a, -, N5 90,
sI5. za.-o. III5. XII 30 . m. and
sI2-ol night ~ -. auuaayS' X o. <. :, 10
60. y-.nu. $50. lII5. 2II.5G ,. u.
III ALL oils. 10 and 80 a. n.
1910 anI rs p. IL sundays. $50 q
70 f.f - in-4Rr." ?, 90, 1900 uoon."II5.
TT FL H. H,".Gyt,,aWn. 1900 noon and
'ToG F'T it.yG and way points. week days
uays, . .uu d Iu..- J 10. : 90 p m
Etr tasrngr-rIrg and way points week
Gay- : 90. . .ue q. m. ! = 90, 3 90, ! 80.
: {a $50. $50. : %. j 30 , IL Suuua ys,
900 a. m. l.15, . 80. : %. lu-l5 p. m
F,r Washington Jluc uon and way points
- 90 a. n. g . p n. Express trains
.tapulr.- II principal stations only a 30.
$3.50 p N.
FDT cape May. 10 a m. / 2 noon.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminated witl iEJsCh light.
For Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston.
and the East, week days, 90, TO, 500.
90 90 IN. Dining Car. 1900, 1885,
800, t5-U5, Dining car 600 p m Il ul
pigut, Sleeping Car open AT 10 60 o'clock;
EIulayS = U5. Dining Carr, % 90 II. q,
Dining Car. l2 30, Dining carr, 800
(B %, Dining Car, soc. il2-ol, night
sleeplug Car, open for passengers 1000
Buffet TarIar Cars on all day trains
For tflaUtl, city. j.. 90 a IL. 200 noon,
anG = 30 y Ia. wuSE days l2.a5 y. IL.
1I,Htyil- sunday. DAILY. "'suudayouly.
NENpress trains.
BaCEAge called for aud checked from
loI.si- .t.l T..-Et!aGIrf.- by Union Transfer C1.,
on orc-. lrtl AT 1. EeL offices GIG Penn,
aud l5lN street. aud at depot
Gen. Aauager Gen. Pass. A 1t
The morning times., 1896-11-14
FOR RENT-HOTSES.

FOR RENT 800 New jersey ave NV,
2-St0Ty bay-yviuduwi brick, large aud
light. : rooms bath. halls. pantry. closets,
cellar, large yards, sanitary plum bng;
1916 5 ST NV. nuli-Tt
rCR RENT -Plrasautlouauiun. = rooms,
water IN house, only Tl2. 2Ul6 I'd st.
NV. LrBroit Park. nul2-dL-em
FOR REM small family. a neat
'...,. ,..>-. "a 900. ... rHTIH furnished,
VIII take board for rent, no better location.
I'll ~th ST. NJ nol2-3t
FOR RENT-Sl6. 50; new six-room
HlI,n,, naIn ana all IA /; IaClng
south on Garfield Park, Nos. 40. 142
Hickman St bet L and +, st and 2d stS:
s., kcy, at NJ. I3S. + MIAlMACK. iio1
Il st. NV no7-7t."m
FOR ,st.NT-l9l3 sixth ST lie Droit
attic, = latr,hcs ana hot and cold water,
rent So. I. J v. ROBEkTSu\. sos Ith
st. noT-1t,cIn
The morning times., 1896-11-14
FOR SALE LOTS.
FOR SALE SOMERSET BEAc

FOR SALE SOMERSET BEACH 40
miles from Wdshlngl on, on Tn" SIT water
Of the Potomac, IS free from malaria dLd
l.rpnnrB. 1t !..tN. tine best pI'aHE hca,E, Ihr
hcsl fishing the h">t Grabbing and the prct-
,orst hgIidiug sites on the riTtr, and Is
within convenient reach II he CITY, Ids
4UNl 20 TO u-luut alley, from 50 10 SlnOi
at 81 per month, Somerset E"grh Co., GA
/ ST NV; { u FIckung, 2Gi t2d It. NV;
Grace 81 Thomas, Room 100, C"rcuran
building, ana RrOokland, u. e.; Jordan N
Richardson. AIaCostla, u. G, and O'Ncal X
Luut. Alexandria, Va. Excursion, Nov.
IS. 1895. nO7 st
The morning times., 1896-11-14
Southern Railway.
RIEnM0NT AIR LINEl
Cscnedule In cffcct June "A. 1s9GD

All frarus arrive aud leave Pennsylvania
r. DAM, local Tor DauvIHe connects
A. Manassas for sjTaSburE. GHllg, except
Huuuay, auc at LyHrnulTE with the Nor
fu.E and Western, GalIy. and with the thcs-
Egra Ep and ONO, daily, iuE Tie Natural
B1dge and clifton Forge
i 10 20 Ia. baiy. ihe LIMITED STATES
FAST MAIL carries fUlIiHaH Buffet sleep
ers. New IaTa aia Washington D. Jackson
vale uniting - Salisbury, WIN Pullman
Sleeper Iar aalcFIlIe and Hot springs, y.
c, kuOA ,.lle aGG Chattanooga. cuu-. and
a Cnaagl'e with Pullman Sleeper Tor
Augusia, Ful-wau EIIf-L Sleeper Washing
tor 10 Galveston, IrA.- Wa Montgomery
New Oacars aud Houston, and Pullman
ChatiotIe ana AIiauta, '''
EUI . ~ Local raE Front Royal. River
to- aud Stra~nurg, falgs except sunday
II D. Iu. iaIg .lDDsa Tor charlottesville
Iu;i ~ m - Ialy. WASHINGTON AND
SgT-TIIlS ~TLRN. ALSTlBULEB. LIN
INN D0mlu~ea OF Pullman ECsiIIulcl
Fuilluau S.erp"r- -gw YORK 1" AshrviIle
and hot Springs. \ c New YORK 10
.TaFuua. VA charlotte. Columbia Savauuan
tI iaIk~DHv.lc, and New York 10 Mem
NH, VIA Birmingham. New York to New
orleans via Atlanta ANA Montgomery. Yes
til,ulca day coach Washington 30 Atlanta
Eoni gmnery; .,,...s,,,,-,..r,.,, ..,.r. ..,,,,
TTEISIUN leave washington @.ol "A N.
Ia.iy ana 40 p. IL. daily, except SuE-
aay, and G..15 -. m. sunday only, Tor
Round Hlll ~ D. ~ ualy, except sun
DAY, Tor Lce-AurE. aud Go y. IN. daily for
EerndOn. Ecjuru;uE. arrive at Washing
Iou 80 "a m. and 300 p. Ia. DAILY. from
Round mn. and 1.uG a. N. daily, except
Sunday. FROM HcmGOu, ana "a a Ia.
daily, except sunday. from Lccsburg
Through trains from the SpU'h arrive at
Washington AZ a. m, 2 20 D. m, and
$40 p. IN, daily, Manassas division;
1000 a. IA, dauy, except SUNDAY aud
d 80 n. IN. daily. tTOtn ChaflOIfesyiJle
Tickets. sleeping car reservation ana IN.
formation furnished at offices, Mi, and
1890 Pcnnsyl wanna avenue and at Penn
W. Ill. GREEN, Gen. Supt, q
j. M. CULP, Traffic Manager.
". A. Turk. Gen. Pass. Agent
The morning times., 1896-11-14
MONEY WANTED AND To LOAN.

10000 So loan IH any amount OH
cIlg property Address Box '%3, Wash
luCtsu, u. &. nn9-cuGTicu .
$1,000 We have lnI- aMo4ur a. IAN
on Improved city property, Nrrru'.I-U
or Northwest TIHES REAL ESTATE
BIEEAT. ION aud Ia ave nv n
WE want 900 BORROWERS, VINO desire
from $50 10 :!U.OuU each on stocks
borllS trusts. loan association certificates.
warehouse receipts and life or tOntInc poll
cICeII. o!G-IIHc CON paul"N no delay, no chat
Tel mort e.: uc~ taken. lEEkES y BAKER.
50 to 80 Mctzer"tL Bldg mo 81 NV
MONEY TO LOAN Large sums
ut ana = per cont ON G real
estate, 500, $500. $50 etc. at per
rofrl,ai consideration FOR hDrrD wcrS VIM
II SAUNDERS x CO. IluT + 81 NV. mrs
The morning times., 1896-11-14
TRANSATLANTIC Mails.

Transatlantic Mails.
Printed matter. etc. German Steamers
sailing from New York an Tuesdays, lhl!rS-
days and Saturdays take printed matter,
clD.. for Germany. and specially addressed
Europe
WhlJc Star steamers sailing from New
l"Ik ON Wednesdays take spcrihllF au-
dressed printed matter. etc, for Europe.
tunard steamers sailing from New orK
on saturdays '1E" printed natlrri '.'.'
Tor GEca' Britain and ireland, ana SHo-
clallv addressed prulea matter, etc, for
oihcrpaTlS of Europe
American and French Line steamers take
printed matter, clc.. for all countries, Tor
"hiEh they are advertised To carry lh"A.
Mails for south and Central America,
West indies. Etc.
SATURDAY-CdlAt l1:35 a. m, for
St Pierre Mlquclun, per SieawerfroM North
Sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Han,
daily at 1875 n. IN. tdl
Mails for Aiiquclon, 10y rail to Host"n ana ana
daily at $50 p. m taj .......-.
Mails for cuba trNceui those Tor Sii' 20
: Dc Cuba wm,H are forwarded VIZ N"W
York., close here daily at p ui-, Tor
and Thursdays from Port Tampa, + Ia,
to Havana.tel
Mails for Mexico, overland, unless sp"ci.
ally addressed. for dispatch by steamer,
close at this office daily at $50 a. IN.
Trans Pnriiic Mails.
Mails for China and Japan, per s. &
Olympia from Tacoma. close here daily
up to $50 p. m. November lS.tbl.
Mails Tor the society Islands, per sun
Galiiee, from san Francisco, close here
daily up To $50 p. IA. November "a.
Mails Tor China and Japan, per S. S.
Cuy OF Ickug. nom san Francisco, dose
here taIlv up % - 90 p i4., November -.
Mails FOR HAWAII, per s. :. Australia,
from san Francisco, close here daily up
to $50 p. m. November 90.
Mans for China and japan. specially ad-
dressed only per s. 5. Empress Of China,
from Vancouver. close here daily up 10
6 80 .. IN. November 3u.thJ.
Mails for Australia 'eNCcpt West Aus
traIla. which are forwarded via EuTupeL
Hawaiia ana FiliI-landS. per +. "arinuop,
s 30 y III. December !. ~
Mails FOR Australia. except West Aus
tralla, New Zealand. Hawaii, lIJl aul
samoan Islands, per =. $. Alameda, from
san IIaLgL~cp- close mere ddIl\ up u
I G...u b. m, December . ibi
ITaU--IaCIfIy mails are forwarded r. 'h"
port uT sailing daily, and the schedule
Of dosing ls arranged IN the presumption
OF trrlr Uninterrupted overland transit
IatIsr-i-rC.cd mail closes at U q DO.
.hlHcs,lcred mail closes at l p. III,
,aHcgs-rercd mail closes at p IN
,d)ise--.cred mail closes at p. IN
previous day.
/ telEegf-Irr-d mail closes at ! p Ia
! Tug~GH U.s. and saturdays
JAMES J. MILLETT Pus'ua- Ter
The morning times., 1896-11-14
l uitarian
NIrtllOli~t.
LOST

LOST SILK umur,iJ, Thursday night.
81 Ttt ami Z Sis. - rrWuUli, Tytlracll
L" 2l5 l.. Capitol ST. Item
SO rcwarIrur ~g-rI iuIcgEHrr bracelet.
lost evening November =. uU S.ufhrru
TRAIN or between Gtu NJ. station Iud ST.
Uw. Apply I' this office u"ii-bJ
Los ~IgIyrI ,r =. lem nearly Grown
MaIirsr cat. mad yellow urlu.u and
bell ON ncrk \ liberal reward VIII be
p.ai return tu 5l42 + st. INV.
HOI33J
LOST one mIrtcn lua or COLLAR. with
ten tails Finder p!rGSr leave 40 IT6l
* St uV-..ul get reward mol - 70
The morning times., 1896-11-14
LEG NOTICES.

ESFATFC ul lncraorr + McCanlcy.
late oI District If Columbia No. b6S7. .
Doc. p Issued November l3. 1896. Az
pn,4lrlun having been ruauo t. iuc SupTuI"
Court uf the District Of Columbia, hold
ing Orphans Court, Tor pruhai" uf a
l"SiumculaTy letter. 10y Henry Z. NJ.
CHul"y, executor "i M sad estate. ihI>
is iu give notice to all concerned to ap.
pear in said court on FRIDAY. the I llu
day "t HrCcmh"rA \ j., $50. at lO"'auuh
"A Uu.. tu SHOW cause why such application
Attest. J. NOTA M'GILL.
Eeelstcr OF Wills, II. c.
PHILIP WALKER,
noli.21 2s-3t
IN .,'S c, = ~ lNc Ufs'ri"t
. Of Columbia. samuel L Beck vs..
mons in due FORM having been issued
out ur this court to lawful constable
'I sN~ i'i~Erl.t Tor the s1Iu Gci"i."dl1, q,
and The same having Teen toy sid COLI
~laulc fIlWued "Hui to hr found IT Is
lrr.ug ,i.r...l Ih,. SAID ,,.ri.,,.il r,.u-v
This appearance to- Doe entered herein 90 cor
t,l,rr be- ltH day nr bc,,1'rT. J $50,
Otherwise the Cau>n "-rll hr proceeded with
'N IN the case or 9",n"l' ,,,-,t, p curp,r
sAMyEL r cHUKcH. e55f ST. NV.
! J. Washing uh, D..
In Of co,nnn, '"' cilrs 4 ma.nail H. ii'r.s' 2,
Charles J. >rlH y. l.Er- 4 summons
90 auc form having t'rf' sued nn, "I ms
court ru % IaTfai constable of this Dis
Irf,. for rT. q. be-. ,.-'r. "t l"'
having rrru ny ~iI -,.r~.a nIr returned
ruu, Ir ha found. 90 i- l.T.HN 'It'.,n
,I.t said defendant cause ms alI"aTaug"
Iu hy entered nur.Ju uu "r before l'r
am dny rf December. 1896, u'hrrWi>"
4 tl| ,.r~.. -'T Hr r9.orruod with |> IN
''''' " SAMUEL Il. CHURCH.
/ A ,r,,c ,,r,v Test J = iSraL)
SAAIUEi. r. CHURCH, % st NV
J = Washington, j. G.
mol I'll 2S-3t
The morning times., 1896-11-14
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE iN hereby gwen lsat Claim
the lien given 10y section l3 OF an act
uf Congress. approved Jolly =, lSSi, CON
crnlug mechanics liens ~ : Revised
stat ties. chapter li3p. On a tlrcc-quhIt"r
ltr top >Iugi" buggy. tie pluI I"rly ui w IL
liam West uf this city for repairs done To
tie same ana materials iurnl>hcd. amount
lur t. thIrty-unc dollars ana EiNtN-ciEht
cents. with interest thereon at SIN Per
,rrI. from MAY |, 1886, and tlat unless
To SAID Indebtedness Is raiu hrlorc tH"t
date | will sell said buggy at public auC-
tnu to the highest bidder on SAI CRpAA ,
December :, 1896. in 'front.' of u" auction
hoes" of sloan X Co, NJ. 1iu1 q 81. NV
AT L. o'clock noon ~
WILLIAM REISER
November l2, 1886 t"li.2l ,2S
NOTICE Is hereby given that | claim
iIr lien rlvcu hy >rrtUDn II 81 au act
# Congress. approved July =, lSSi, CON
corning mechanics liens lI. : Revised
stat rr~. chapter ll3L ,u II acton, IT,"
property uf John K. shields, for repairs
q. ne L. ito saHc and maiuIiaiS iNruI>I"a,
amounting to-. tlIIty-thrcc dollars. with
interest ,u the sam" from November J ,
1875. at six per cent, and that unless tie
S,Bu Indebtedness Is IaId lrl,." jiji cat"
VIII sell said ulgcl,u at public auction
l.. o." highest bidder On SATURDAY De
cen DrU -. $50, in front # tic auction
house Of sloan X Co, No liUT q st. INV,
at > o'clock noon.
WILLIAM EFTSER.
November IL, 1896. ncl4 2l %
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WANTED ROOMS.

w a NTED uur uuiarnl~lrd room. -
door 1ruut. with hoard for two. stat"
terms. j l.. g.. uts ,iitrc. iirw
w ANTFGD Two UuGugn>h"d ruHuS
~ iIElI TDr,, k-rp.l z: ri rIaur. state
terms =, l.. g.. tliS ,ltlte. Item
~ a-.s.,.r.l, L.Gat Aou~pkgrprG Two
looms Uu!uru~lc-l. Iu H,-u'urHut II
f. Cap. st or Lincoln iark: >'air price
II - \ taI- Office. IHl--5t
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DR.. r.Leathermdn,

Specialist ii all forms or private diseases
Ii ldruCcic. NaTCUCr!C and StuCtuT" cured
Consultation free. Every day. 8 TO -. 2
o. .. Tues. Thurs. ana Saturday evenings,
: To :. 6"2 + 81 NV Closed Sunday
DR.. = YL0R. DU0 st NV. makes
toll sets Of teeth for So, satisfaction
guaranteed. teeth extracted without pain.
gold IllllHE, 81. amaigdm. SOC. Extracting
free when plates are mace .el N-Lr
AIDES needing confidential trcaC-
meDI, g sure and safe relief In al!
woman com p!lInts and irregularities. Gold
medal awarded Tor the syIrnCc Of obsi,.t-
riCs from the University Of Munich. Ba-
varia. Strictly confidential MRS. DIR.
RENNER. No. : Seventh ST. ne. near E
Cap. st, Washington, d. @.
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mANrrn RonNIs ANn HoARn.

Wa NTED gentleman. room and
hoard in private family. state terms.
al,r want room between .tU and I-tu
SIS: L It and Pa. ave Address ROOM
AMI BOARD, this office. 1t
w = NTED Second story front, for
1Hurr.cd Courir, In NV, state terms.
Address g. this office. nul2-&t
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS

WANTED For cash. all kinds OF old
United states postage and department
stamps Collections also bought. ii. +.
DUNK HORST. 1UOo 9Th 81. NV se9-tf