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LEGAL NOTICES.

EST ATEofJamesC Coon. IL tc OF soldiers, e !,
rionie, Washington, " ID. C., NO 6.34S
Document 81, issued December 20. 1895.
Application having been made to the
Supreme Court ofthe District OF Columbia.
holding Orphans Court. for probate or a
last will of James Coon and for letters OF
administration on said estate. by john
Green. sole legatee This is to give notice
to ali concerned to appear in sad court on
Friday tue 18th day OF January. A. D..
1896, at 10 O'Clock a. m. to show cauSe
why such application should not he granted.
A. Il. Hagner Attest: j. NOTA MGILL.
Register of Wills, ID. {. HORACE L..
STILES, Proctor for Applicant
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A Post New Years Call.

Prior to New Years day a number of the
prominent members of the Salem Baptist
Church, Champlain avenue northwest, i,
intimated To the pastor, Rev. s. u. Lainkins,
that they would call on New Years day.
Mrs. LamkiuS made preparations TO receive
them and WAS disappointed that more of
them did not appear.
Last night, however. after IL O'Clock,
they called in a body and frightened them
by their loud raps at the door. There was
no response and they finally started hymn
which gave the pastor an opportunity TO
catch their voices, when he quickly admitted
them. They came loaded with provisions
for the minister.
Among those present were Deacon and
Mrs. Coleman, Deacon Carter Lewis, Mr..
George 7. Carter, president OF the board
OF trustees, and wife; Mr.. William Terrell,
president of the Young Mems League, and
wife; Rev. Mrs. J. H. Bailey, Mrs. Deacon
L. George, Mrs. Deacon b. Qualls, Mrs.
Trustee T. F. Carter. Miss Tincy George,
president OF the Young Ladies' Union;
Miss E. Small, treasurer of the Young
Ladies' Uuion; Mr.. James Butler, Mrs.
Sophia johnson, Mrs. n. Woodson, Mrs.
Smallwood, Miss BERTHE Green, Mrs. E.
Lonesom and Miss A. Brown.
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ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

"A caboose attached to freight tram
In the Southern Railway yard IN lhls city
caught fire yesterday afternoon Iroin an
foverheated stove and was badly damaged
From the cha mel to the Maryland share
is now a solid sheet nr ice several inches
In thickness. md at sundown Yesterday. IN
spite of the heavy northwest gale blow
Ing, ice was making in tie COCKS anu III
all sheltered places.
The mex, meeting OF the board of fire
wardeDs viii be an unusually interesting
one, as the wardenS Will be called upon
to investigate charges that the fire com
panieS when receiving private flre Alarms
do not send the right signals la the other
companies. The chief engineer has also
u number of reports Ia make OF VIOLATIONS
OF the rules of the department
Alexandra Council of the National Union
has elected the following officers: NJ. F..
Hobsuu, president; H. r. Norris, vice
president: James McCuen, ,gr.,eX-pres'dent;
j. H Bartlett, speaker; W. L. hChsnaw,
cial secretary; James McCuen, treasurer;
James X. i'It'; III. uSter; =. u. Brown. ser
geant-at-arms: Joseph II. BryEe, door
keeper; John II. Bruce, chaplain; Nj. r.
Norris. l'it" ACCCen aud John t. Raj
ferty, trustees
The Yo5n& Peoples Union of the First
Baptist Chuica have elected Jared Hayden
president, Melvin Pitts, vice president:
Norman VII i1mscn, recording secretary,
Aubrey shuman, corresponding secretary
Samuel Garrett. treasurer, and Miss Mamie
Williamson organist.
The present cold snap has caused much
suffering in Alexandria, and the ladies or
the city are talking OF forming a union relief
association.
At the next term of the Alexandria cor
-poration court a large number of criminal
cases, which have been acclmulatinS dur
ing the past six months, wilt be tried. There
has been no criminal trial in this city since
last June. The cases number about twenty
The Alexandria police authorities have
been requested by the Brooklyn, MY, police
to look out for a lot of valuable jewelry
which was stolen in that city recently.
Messrs. Samuel q. Brent and E. B. Taylor.
attorneys for the city, will leave FOR Rich
mond tomorrow TO argue the case or the
city against the Violet estate, to decide
the legality OF the 33d section of the city
charter. allowing a special tax to be placed
on property TO pIy for street improvements.
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HtA0AIISa,

Papa-Bobby how did you get that lump
sn your forehead?
Bobby-Jack hit me with a stick
Papa-Did you strike him back?
Bobby-No.
Papa-Why not?
Bobby-Becausc I hit him first.-Harper's
Round Table.
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.

FOR EALE-New Groom brick tcorner
storel, tn growing -neighborhcod; price
81 500; terms, $50 cash, balance S15 per
month";
Desirable home; brick, rooms and bath,
a. IN. l., convenient to cars and heIdics;
only So ,0D0; terms to suit.
Eigtt-rooIn. ;;-ircry bath and cellar brick
furnace, electric gas isgating ana n. m. h.:
very desirable location NV, nI-Ertcs
walk from l'upoilt eucie; uuiy .3.t' c.,-,,i
terms.
EAsTERDAY & HALDEAAN
da4-2t-em f61S iitI Al
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LADIES we Will sell you any make
OF macnine from $50 to $50, cash ur
,nstal,inents; also some second.hanu ma
chimes, warranted in perfect order, from
So to $50, on easy installments: we repair
ali makes from 50c. up; send a postal
a nd will give YOU estimate, Aur win mail
rnn circuiars etc. THE ENTERPRISE
SEWING MACHINE CO., 334 Penn. ave.
Sc. holo-Soniy-u
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srEt4Ai. NOTICES.

kIY wife, refusing my bed and board, !
hereby notify the public that will not
hold myself responsible for any debts she
may contract. F. E. CRAWFORD. 1t
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The Insidious Barps,p.

Watts-I hear you are going to send your
wife TO the country for her health
Potts-Yes, l have to. She hasn't had a
well day since the dry goods stores took to
selling patent medicines at bargain rates
Indianapolis Journal.
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THE annual meeting OF The stockholders
OF the United States Sanitary Company,
of Washington, d. c., will be he'd at the
office OF O'Neil & Dent on King street, In
Alexandria, Va, On Jan. IS, 1886, at IL
a. M, for the election of Officers and the
transaction OF such other business as may
come before 1t jen4-3t
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FOR RENT-Two frontroums, 2dfloor;
fur. compSrte for light housekeeping;
cooking utensils, dishes, gas, heat, bath,
sewing machine and organ. $40 9Th sw.
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PEHSS washington, ID. e, ocl
% 1885 i have used Crumps Tonic
for Indigestion ami Consi ipation ami have
been greatly benefited. Within two months
/ gained over 20 pounds III flesh AK hoN
n. PARKER.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHURCH-Fifth street and Virginia avenue
southeast, Rev. G. A. Boechus, pastor.
II a M, communion service; 7:30 p. m,
revival service, preaching by Miss Phoeba
l. Hall, QUAKER Evangelist" Revival
continued during the week at 7:3O p. In.
All invited.
THE SECULAR LEAGUE-The friends
of free thought are invited to meet with
the Secular League at 8 O'Clock p. M.
Sunday in Sheldon's Hall, 1904 street.
discourse will be delivered by Mr..
Maurice Peehin on 1.-The Data OF Ethics. ;"
TO be followed by discussion.
SPiRITUALISAf-Mrs. Cora l.. v. Rich
mond, pastor of First Spiritualist Church,
Chicago, will lecture at Metzerott Hail,
Sunday at 11:3O a. m. and 7:3O p. m.
subject morning, Spiritual Forecast for
1885," evening, "The British Lion and
the American Eagle"
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PERSONALS.

1T. w ALKER SONS. 2o4 lOthst.
NV, carpet lining, feltS, fire brick, ana
clay, asbestos paints, brushes, lime, cement:
two and three-ply roofing material. ap2i-u
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FOR RENT-unfnruIsned or Iurnished
rooms. fist and second floors; hot water
on each floor. ALP Sd st. NV.
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FOR REET-Large room with aleove
on 2d floor, bath alta ached; electric light:
steam heat. electric bells; terms mod
crate. Apply l012 / 9Th st. 5a4-3t-eD
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FOR RENT-215 sth st. sw., near B.
Large, nicely fur. rooms; 1st, I'd and
Sd floors; 81 to Sl2 per month: heat, gas
and bath; front rooms have large bay
windows; irJRsients taken. ja4-2t
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Wdnted--Try Rubber Roof Palm.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
Apc charge only Tor painting: we,k guarsnsesi
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO. l6sj Sta NV
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COAL Combine Busted.
LyEens Valley, $3.50 per 22IO lbs.
Red Ash Store, $500 per 224O lbs.
Shamokin Stove, $500 per 2240 lbs.
White Ash Stovc, S5.75 per 224O lbs.
Furnace, 1925 per 22i0 lbs.
Nut, $3.50 per 2240 lbs.
Pea, S4.2o per 2240 lbs.
Patronage of friends and the public re-
spectfully solicited. Orders by postal
promptly attended to.
C. R. LIMSTRONG,
726 n. J. avenue NV.
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wANTED-For repair, clothes wiring
ers ciiiIdren's carriages, bric- -a-brac,
etc: anything almost about the house.
Address COME AND SEE, this office.
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-A small cash payment
VIII secure one OF the most desirable
lots IN the city, 17x10O, within one square
of Lincoln Park and electric cars; party
wall. Address INVESTMENT, p. o. Box
43, city. 5a4-Se
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wANTED-By a respectful colored wo-
man. small 10 mily wash, OF single lady's;
or to wash by the day. Call 4l9 Washington
st. NV. Item
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WANTED-Youn lady will give So
to some one securing her a position
OF any kind. Address LADY. this office.
1t
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For RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Fur. rooms, large and
small; 223 18th ST. sw.; convenient
to Agriculture Department and Bureau of
Engraving and Printing; terms reasonable.
ia4-3t
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wANTED-A good milk route: must
be cheap for cash. Address K. f., this
-oefica ia4-2t
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w WANTED-By respectable colored girl
place as cfIamberniaid, or cook in small
family; stay nights. Call 1917 st. NV.
ianS-3t
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wANTED-s

wANTED-ScwiDg by seams;ress; can
do all Kinds, or viii keep accounts and
help III small store: references; - cents a
day. Address OPERATOR, this office.
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WA ANTED-SiiuatioD to do chamber
work ana sewing; can also take charge
of house; city reference Address MISS L.
B., this office. .a4-3t,em
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wANTED-AIl kinds Of help fur. free
OF Charge in or cut Of the city by
MRS L. c. MOORE, 306 G st. Dw.
ia41t ten
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WANTED-Dressnak king. day or week;
capable person elegant style. EXPERT
ENCE this office. 1t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
wANTED-Partner with s2oOines

w artncr with $500 ineStab-
Iished paying custom business; young or
middle aged man preferred. Address box
IA, this office. 1t
Is there a druggist that wants to go fn
business? We have the best stand in
the city, with complete stock OF drugs,
etc, for sale at n bargain, in the north
west part of the city; terms easy. 10
SEPH BROS. & CO., AuctioneeIs. 637
Louisiana ave. 5a4-3t
TT you have the money and mean busi
ness, you can buy half interest in best
paying business IN the country for 81 900.
Address CERTAIN, this office. ja4-3t
FOR SAIE-Dining room in good To-
cation; doing a good business, averag-
ing $500 to 5000 per month. Address G. s.,
care l.. A. ANDERSON N & CO., 206 10thDw.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WA ANTED-Furnace put in, rooms
isli,ercSi, some plumbing done, some
carpenters work done; have furnace and
paper. Address CHEAP BUT GOOD, this
nrfice. 1t
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wANTED-A small family wash, or
eitner single lady or gentleman. MRS.
ELIZA PITRDY 22l G st. sw ia5-3t
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wANTED-Position as nurse or chani-
uerniald IN hotel by settled lady. 142
Francis Place sc. 1t
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LOST.

LOSTLA bypoderInic An,ttoxiIn syringe
Return to DR. A. -RIETT. STUART, z
Dupont Circle and receive reward. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEM.LE.

ANTED-A competent lady. 10 I'M
employ ment: office work, housekeeper,
nurse. charge OF a convaiescent, or any
position that would pay a fair salary.
Address HON0RA BILE, this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-515 11th st. NV; CEN
tral location; 2 rooms. suitable for Of
ARTHUR E, II. MIDDLETON, 631 st.
NV. ,s-{ tai-3t-em
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms; have been occu-
pied by dentist for A years; also fur.
room. 600 18th st. NV. Item
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EOUND-Astray, large dog; tag No.
676O. Inquire OF JAMES JOYCE, 2116
Pa. ave. NV.
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RAILROADS..
| Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
In Effect November II, 1895.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
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help WANTED AND SITUATIONS WANTED
20 Words for lOc.
PERSON Al.

PERSONAL
mn AGTu,ERA. the dentist who
makes painless extraction and guarah
ta3-3t
At Millcr's Dining Rooms. 625 Louisiana
ave. you VIII be served win peter
cooked meal for less money than at any
other dining rooms In the city. 1a3-lOI--
LEA IN Astro.ogy and lIsve your Horro-
scope cast to avoid LOSSES, 'aecidents,
suicides and failures. Apply for terms to
j .PFLEGING. 1929 G st.nw by maii oniy
BEN BOLT. sc. woRcm,Isii ,aI inc sS4
7th street. Jal-ilho
WANTED and rngs ns, TO nc clean: an;
=nroc;sss. terms reasonable: atlsfa etioD guar
anteed. Address w. d. MUSDAf. 7l3
Nd. ave. ne. oeol In
WE arr not ..high flyers IN all respects
as we sell the finest custom made made suns ~
prices that for Iowness are individual
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, -61s d st NV
S7OO reward for a ease or Dyspep psia or
indigestion that cannot be cured with
crump's Tonic or Fruit and Spices
delicious and iDvigorating tonic Inc
most remarkable remedy ever d1scoversn
good efrects are felt from the first bottle
CRUMP MFG Co. -6o3 + ST. NV
LADIES neeGmg confidential treat
neDt. "a safe and sure relief in All
female trouble, constlpa tion, irreguiari-
ties, rtumor, cancer, opium bahit, fisttila.
etc Separate rooms for patients BEFORE
and during confinement, and find lomes
for infants If required. Strictly conflccn-
tial. MRS. DIR RENNER, 10 Fourth st.
me-, near L. Capitol ST., Washington, D. c.
je3-tf
DIVORCE-What are the grounds for
divorce, why for a husband not To
purchase a sewing machine ior his wlfe.
when they can be had IRON $50 to $50
cash or instaliments; such as the StanOa rd,
Singer, White, Domestic, Household. New
Home, haywood, Paragon, etc. good
secondhand machines from 50 TO $50,
cash or installments. THE ENTERPRISE
SEWING MACHINE CO., 334 Penn ave.
Sc. Repairs from soc. up. no1O-es-f
DIR. TAYLOR. 9O6 F st. Tw.. makes
full sets of teeth for SO, satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81; amalgam. soc. sei-tf
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Neutrality-suspicious. STAMPS.
DEPARTMENT Stamps, ell kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given. H. F. DUNKHORST.
1908 9TH st. NV. de22-u
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GUNS. rifles. rcvolvcrs, loading tools,
hunters outfits, watches, jewelry.
guitars, yiolinS, banjos, fnantlolins, al nbout
6ne-half regular dealers prices. at PAWN
SHOP. No. 1909 Est.nw. oc1-6m0
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FlHEMEN'S Insurance Company, Of
lice corner Tth st. and Louisiana ave.
NV. Washington, d. C., Dec. 90, 1885.
The Stockholders of the FlrcmeD's
Georgetown will meet at this office on
MONDAY. January u, between the hours
of IL O'Clock q. III. and IL O'clock IN. for
The purpose OF eieciing thirteen directors
Secretary. Ge2-llt
THE annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
or the Capital Trust Company for the
election of directors for the ensuing year
will be held at the Hotel Fieischfnann,
Alexandria, v a, on "WEDNESDAY January
8, 1896. Polls open at p. m and close at
3 ID. M Books for the transfer of stock
viii close January 8, and remain closed
until January 8, Inclusive. HENRY Il.
SIMPSON Secretary. Ge2I-l3t
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FOR RENf-HOUSES.
DOR RENT.

Eoh hIN l.
1854 Mass ave nv,
m l. lor..-..-..Si0l
116l p st NV, mi,
13r .---....---. 81
SO Z st NV, mi. l5r TO
li23 ilth nw.l3rTni Is
Il-0 9Th nw,mi,:: ::3r 50
IIuSLstnw. m i,Isr so
S04 X NV, ,mi,i3 50
2030 q st NV, IN !,
i5r. ........-. oU
9lV l9th nw.mi,l3r ~
Ii.,2 SD ST NV, mi
Tor. ...........-. 30
42sS NJ NV, mi, Sr-. 10
SO RI ave. NV, m
!, Sr .----. ~
30 9th nw,store &
dwg, 5r.. 30
6lS b st sw, mi, Or IS
23i I'd st NV, mi,
~
1910 Columbia ss
NV, m /, Sr. Is
lSJ + NV, In i, ?r...2o
I625 4th st NV, mi,
ar Ir-..-.----..... -
123 ~ st sw, st q
dwl. Or. .-...... %
455 lst Sc. mi 7r.. u
1910 6ta NV, mi, ar -
sos Fla aavnw,mi,ssr 20
1882 T NV. mi, 5r.. 20
IA l st ne, IN i.sr. Is
l1l6 b ne, mi,6r.. IS
5l3 11th sw, mi,Sr. IS
s.
s10 eth NV. store
and dwelling,5r so s
l101 ~ / St nw.. 9 o.
ST
Rear 319 C NV. ...$l0 Q
1a5-3t A. 5. {
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LOST-From 2604 st. NV, fox ter
rier dog; black head, black collar, with
name j VanGerfoie. Reward II returned
to SCHMID's bird store, TIE 18th st. NV.
ia6-3t
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FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom, suit
able for one or two gentlemen; all mod.
imps. AT 206 Pa. ave. se., near new IL
brary. Item
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DIR. LEON.
LC1 AiSSnnrI 4 NnnIIn
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FOR RENT nicely fur. communi-
eating rooms; I'd floor; a. N. l.: ba IN
on same iioor; single or en- suite; 81 4ani So.
626 st. NV. 1a4-3t
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FOR RENT-714 18th st. NV, large
handsomely furnished rooms, 2d floor;
en- suite OF single; near all Departments.
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wANTED-BoARDERS.

PRIVATE family would take n few
bOartiers or roomers; home com
forts; pleasant surroundings; convenient to
departments; herdics pass door; reasona'
ble rates. 2100 G ST. NV. ja2-7t em
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JUST received; fine lot young Cu-
ban parrots. guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, canaries mocking birds, gold fish.
dogs, and fancy pigeons. SCHMIpS, T12
9Th st. NV, branch 1921 Pa. ave.
myl Off
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desires a position to travel with a
lady, or as hogseketper. Address MRS. w.
1880 10th NV. jaf-2t
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eieraIltIy furnished I'd floor front room;
heat light, bath, ETC.; private family; con-
venient TO Government Printing and Pen
sion Offices; rent very low to permanent
tenant. ja3-3t
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LOST-A beautiful watch by.not saving
'Kis-Me" gum wrappers. Four more
to be given away during January and
February. See watch in window, 437
11th st. NV. 1a5-1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED-By reliable white man
situation ior winter l. Lousework: to lock
after furnace fires, go 10 market. &C.: city
reference. A s.. T., this office. 1t
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WANTED-By coiorrd man place in
Drivai;. Idmily as butter or to attend
to horses. Apply STEVEN HARRIS,
'1122 e II. ne. 1t
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ALL goods on storage with us on which
storage and hauling are due for six
months or more WILL If not settled for by
January 10, be sold to pay same. Parties
interested please take notice. SPRING.
MANS EXPRESS, 935 ST. NV. ja3-3,, ,em
LOCO large business cards, 81; work
satisfies all. b. L. HAYS, printer,
1221 NJ st. ne. Ja2-1m,em
CANCERS cured without the knife;
ample references. Sanitariuin. $50 @
st. NV. CHARLES ALLEN, NJ. ID.
no20-3mo
JUST received; fine lot young Cu-
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DIR, TAYLOR. 9O6 + st. Bw.. makes
full sets of teeth for SO, satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain:
gold filling, 81; amalgam. soc. sei-tf
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f22,3 K ne. mi, 7r... IS so
4 lisi q ST me. .mi,sr. !. 70
l035 ith lie, mi, Sr.. "a so
o 5o5 5th NV, I'd Il Ar, i6 90
3 il2 lltA st sw. br.- Is 20
o Cor. Sth and Grant
. ave. NV, ir.-.... Is 90
s I Scott nv NV, sta
u bic, Or. r.......... Is 90
SEQ ESD NV. 5r...- 10 20
70 209 h NV. 5I....... IS 90
% ,0i l. st NV, Or. go. "a -
229 TAX st, mi, 1r.. u SO
% 720 10th ne, or 80. Is 50
n 1886 Superior NV,
sr............... 10 81
c sw. 5r-..... l3 20
Sll 18th, sw,5r.-.. 10 90
Z sw 5r..... IL 90
~ l5:s Sd NV, 4r. ..-.- l3 UG
$40 N sw, 5r ..--.. II 80
9 rs ~ nv, lst ti,3r Il 80
So Mclean ave sw
% 6r......... 80. Is 50
v 22iS l1th NV, 5r. :. II 80
915 Fla ave ne, 5r l2 20
% 1874 l. NV, Or. ...... i2 80
2:05 9th NV, 6r 80. IL "
o I'll Sheridan av NV
" or..-.... -....-.. IL VI
0i6A Callan ne, Or. Ii SO
J4 Scott Gv. NV,
cl 5r.. IL 90
Jiil6lh Hth sw, 5r.. 10 80
0 1923 18th ne, 5r. =. 10 20
ORES.
ls3 ~ ST sw. store
and dwellig, 5r. q 50
ABLEs.
ATWOOD, 9as 9th St. NV
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w AETED-Immediat a licensed
Engineer IN coal and wood yard TO
make himself generally useful; must give
.,. nvs, od references Apply to 910 Virginia
avenue 81. 1t
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FOR RENTING handsome rooms;
rosewood rGrniture; private family.
722 11th st. NV. dec29-1Ct
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WANTED-By young man. plac" in
this office. 1t
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AETED-singie man vino UNDER
STANDS piastering, scraping paper off
walls. take care of horses and max himself
generally useful about a paper store. Ad-
aress AVA TSON Uhis office stating amount
OF wages wanted, ETC., for a permanent stu.
alton. lana -3t
w WANTED-A blacksmith's helper. L.
D. JONES. Brightwood, DC.
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w ANTEC-Ge1tiellan OF intelligence
and good appearance for old estab.
listed house; good salary to right party
Apply personally Monday, to 12 a. M,
3 70 . p. m., .,519 9Th st. NV, second floor
It
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-10
WAS A GRAND OLD Nan.
Ex;aov. Felch. VINO Died Recent.
" at Ann Arbor. llich.
tzesssas Oue o. the three Oldest LAYING
Ex-Members Of the United states
senate iiia Friendship for the
Poet Long fellow.

The death of ex-Gov. Alpheus Fetch
removed not only one OF Michigan's
greatest men. but national character,
the associate OF Webster, Clay aud Cali
honu, aud the schoolmate and intimate
friend Of longtellow and Nathaniel
Hawthorne.
Alichigan's grand old man Is the
title that the people OF that state In af-
fiction and gratitude gave to this man,
whose name Is written upon every page
Of the states history. and upon whom
the people Of Michigan have bestowed
All The hcnors in their power. AS q
member Of the state Legislature. auditor,
bank commissioner, judge in the SUI
prertie court governor and United
States senator he served the people we'll
aud won for himself their reverence
and affection.
Coz. Fetch was born In Limerick, Ne,
September rs, 1906. At the age of IS he
entered Phillips tExeter) academy, and
graduated from gowdoin college when
-. In 1880 he was admitted 70 the bar
at Bangor, Me-, and three years later he
came west, settling in Monroe, Mich,
where he remained ten years, when he
removed to Ann Arbor, where he lived
for over 80 years. His politicallife be-
gan'in 1895 when he was elected 70 the
legislature. Serving in this body two
years he was appointed bank commits,
sioper, and In this capacity gave wllu-
able assistance toward the destruction
of what was known as the wildcat
banking system. In 1s4e he was elected
toithe state supreme court, where here
manned until elected governor In 1916.
1twos in 1s47 that he was sent to tho
United States senate to represent tho
state Of Michigan In the grnndest gath.
ering of intellectual giants this country
has ever known. There he was engaged
inthe great intellectual battles in which
Webster, Clay, Calhoun and Benton wa1d
the leaders and against the compromised
slavery measures that postponed bud
could not prevent the civil war. Cot