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EngIand,s old Trees.

The oldest tree In England Is the
yew tree at Braburn. IN Kent. which
Is said TO be 5000 years old while
at Fortignal. In Perthshire. Is one
nearly as old. At Ankerwyke house,
near Staines. Is yew tree which was
famous at the date OF the signing OF
Magma Charta. 1915. and later was
the trysting place Of Henry VII. and
Anna Boleyn.
The three yews AZ Fountains Abbey
are at least 1900 years old, and be-
meath them the founders Of the abbey
sat In 1882 There are no famous oaks
that rival any view In age. 1000 years
being the greatest age attained. Da-
morey's oak. In Devonshire. which
was blown down In 1903. had this dis
tlnction. Cowthorpe oak. near Weth-
erby. Yorkshire. Is said to be 1000
years old.-Philadelphla Press.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-12-05
GalIantrr in the Rough.

Ii was just after severe rain. The
cutters were flooded She was tired
after her shopping expedition and anx-
lous to get the first car for home. but
there was small ocean between her
and the center OF the street. says a
New York paper. What shall l doy'
she thought to herself, looking anxious
ly around. Just step on my foot,
madam" said an audible voice. answer
ing her mental question. In front OF
her stood a rough-looking workman.
his foot In the middle Of the gutter
stream and his hand outstretched. She
took the hand, and. with the utmost
courtesy. almost with an air OF chivalry,
she was handed carefully across.
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other an olive wreath. She extends the
wreath over the heads of the heroes
sculptured below. On the four long
panels of the base are bas-reliefs in
bronze of the four principal events OF
TIE decisive battles of the revolution.
On the four cartouches are portraits
in bronze of heroes of the revolution,
while standing on the base in the pic
turesque uniform of the Texan soldier
are life-size figures in bronze of Sam
Houston, Davy Crockett, Milan, Sid
ney Sherman, and other heroes OF the
revolution. On one side of the shan
is inscribed: "Moriamor Pro Patria
NOStro."
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-12-05

When Gen. Scott was asked his au-
thorlty for spelling wagon with two
IS, he said that the spelling was on
the authority Of Winfield Scott, COM
mander OF the armies or the United
States OF America. When the officials
OF the Bureau OF Engraving and Print
Ing are criticised for spelling tranquility
with one !. on the face OF the recently
issued one-dollar silver certificates,
they reply. that In quoting from the
constitution they followed the spelling
OF the original document; and In view
OF this authority Il Is not worth while
TO hoard for future premiums one-dol-
lar silver certificates OF the Issue OF
1906.
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man who bore an old and honor.
able name In New Orleans held n re.
sponsible position IN the Union Nation.
al Bank there. He received a sufficient
salary. His prospects were good and
his affairs prosperous. He assisted In
stealing over 100000 from the bank.
He spent his share in extravagant lv.
ing. When the crash came he killed
himself with poison he had long car
ried. And now they are saying that
he was generous and brave and that he
died like gentleman. Let us have no
such rotten senumentallty. He lived
and died a coward and a thief. To
speak OF him as a gentleman is to insult
every honorable man who lives within
his means and never dreams OF think
Ing even poverty and adversely the
smallest temptation TO dishonor.
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TEXAN REVOLUTION.
1t Is to Be COMMUNICATED in a
Rronze Monument.

1t Is to Be COMMUNICATED in
Prone Monument.
A magnificent bronze monument is to
be erected in Galveston, Tex, in com
memoration of the Texan revolution OF
1886. George ]. Zolnay. a Hungarian
sculptor, made the design. The monu-
ment will be constructed on four huge
granite blocks. each one of which Is
smaller than the one below. thus form.
ing four steps around its base. Sur
mounting the granite platform blocks
is an irregular base of dark granite, on
which rests a tall and graceful shaft.
This shaft is surmounted by a bronze
ball. on which is perched a figure Of
Victory with outspread wings. holding
in one hand an olive branch and in the
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permitting the poverty and lack OF
work which. In common with almost
every one else. they have had to face
for several years past, to drive them
"out Of the frying pan into the fire."
They cannot stand the climate, the
food. the conditions OF human existence
in Brazil. They are much less fitted FOR
such change, even. than the colonies
ri Confederate soldiers, who, dlsap-
pointed NJ the result II the war; sought
new homes IN Brazil After longer or
shorter period Of sickness. want and
misfortune. the few survivors Of nearly
all those colonies were glad to be en-
abled, through the assistance OF friends,
end sometimes on government vessels.
TO return to the United States.
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BacheIor Ignorance Aho,

Bachelor Ignorance About Children.
Bachelors who have lived long alone
or in hotels and clubs. acquire strange
ignorance about children. One of these
was telling a friend how his little
nephew enjoyed The Jungle Book"
How old is he" was asked.
"Oh, l don't know. Seven or eight
Maybe ten"
Then he can read stories by him.
selfy"
Let me see. No. he can't He's too
young. He has the book read to him. -
Then he must be less than ten years
old" '
The uncle was puzzled.
That's so" he said reaectivelv "Nfv
brother hasn't been married nearly 50
long as that don't believe it's more
than six years. No. the boy can't he
over four or i've. think he's inst
four" '9
cant you tell his age by looking 4,
himT asked the friend.
why, no." answered the unc,e homo
leSsly. "Al children look the same no.
to me except infants and those that arc
about ready for college.
II was another bachelor who was Wis.
ting friends when caller came with
MS young son. The boy was four or
nve years old, aud a manly little chan
Inc bachelor was attracted by his an.
pearance. and. patting his cheek said
to the father: '"'u
He's a sturdy boy. Isn't he7 Hon
DE ready to 20 out and play bail in q
few years" -
i can play ball alreadyr exclaimed
the child proudly.
why. he can talk. can't he,~ o~,,.,..
ed the astonlShed bachelor. 81 d,an,.
know children could talk At his 49, 80
The company would have dorh,eS -.
sincerity Of his ignorance had no na,
been too evidently In earnest ''
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A promise Of any kind is too sacred
and too subtle a thing Tor little child
10 NEEDLE with. IL should be reserved
for future years, when the mind can
grasp lis import and the character be
arm enough to sustain responsibility.
II meanwhile child be instructed into
its meaning and impressed with It's Inn
portance, and II we In our dealings with
him are strictly loyal 10 every promise
OF our own. he Will gradually come to
regard II as a sacred thing. to b.. made
with reverence and kept with fidelity.
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The movements OF commerce. II close
~ followed, teach impresslyely that
widely separated peoples and places
are nolghbors. after all. A few years
ago. seeds from an orange grove on the
Indian River. Florida, were planted In
Italy. Fruit from trees springIng from
these seeds was lately sold In Chicago.
The boxes in which the oranges were
shipped were made In Bangor, Maine.
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A Philadelphia boy smoked cigar
cites. on a wager. against time. II took
him ouly half an hour to absorb poison
enough to kin him. He died In few
hours. Death followed ms surely as II
deadly weapon had been used. II Is
none the less suicide when a fatal re-
suit follows a longer use Of cigarettes.
Such suicides are not rare. Insane
asylums and graves bear witness to the
insldlous and destructive power OF this
habit.
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Gentle In the method, strong In the do
ing-courteous and mild and suave In
manner. but flexible In the deed, If
right and just. This Is not a bad motto
for such OF us as have duties aud re-
sponslbllltles-w when we must, perhaps.
coerce others into doing their duty, and
make ourselves taskmasters TO the I'M
willing, and whips and spurs TO the dill
aforx
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In his recent address before the
American Bar Association. Lord Chief
Justice Russell. OF England, gave his
opinion as to the paramount internn-
tional questlon-that OF the arDitra-
ton Of the disputes OF nations. His
utterances are not those OF an cnthu-
slast. but OF a mind severely trained
In taking the practical view OF ques-
lions OF International law His opin-
Ion may be accepted as a decision as
TO how far the civilized world Is pre-
pared to substitute reason for force in
the settlement OF international difficult
ties. Lord Chief Justice Russell says
that arbitration may be fitly applied
In the case OF by far the largest mum
Der OF questions which lead 70 inter-
national differences" and substantial
ly, that the two great English.speak-
ing natons-Great Britain and the
United States-arc In position to lead
the world In abolishlng resort to arms
for the settlement OF disputes between
nation and nation. In this opinion OF
an authority so eminent, spoken with
In the hearing OF the civilized world.
there Is substantial announcement for
those who hope for the abolition OF
war.
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II the Gar OF Russia and the Prince
OF Wales were 10 have been blown
into small and unattractive pieces by a
band OF dynaml,ers. why should there
have been no movement on the par,
OF persons with explosives concealed In
their garments to get private Infer
view with the Sultan OF Turkey
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II popular belief Is well founded the
nlhlllsts are going to unnecessary trou-
Bile In attempting to blow up the Car.
II is generally understood that his
wife attends to that matter whenever
things are not ordered to suit her.
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There is one part Of your romance
Mr.. Hicks. that you Will have 20
change" said the editor w mar =
that?' asked Hicks. where the dear
and dumb boy rescues Ethelinda from
the ocean. You say that with one manu-
he grasped the fair girl around .ns
waist. and with the other he s'snaie"
loudly for assistance. "-Bazar.
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The intellectual worker should have
at least two seasons OF complete rest
every year. The freshness Of his work
will soon show the advantage OF follow
ing such q course
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SIR said an irate little gentlem.D
OF about four feet eleven inches - =
six-foot man, Il would have Won IN ~ a
SIR that have been well brought mn :,
Possibly" was the answer. 'bu, W. ~.
have not been brought up far~NT RAJ
Bits. iu-
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Everything is easy after you once
learn to ride a wheel" "Yes: you're so
badly smashed up In the effort that you
can stand anything then."-Philadel-
phia North American.
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A cahlcgram announces that Spain Is
now In a mood to sell Cuba FOR fair
consideration. But 1t Is doubtful whcth-
er Spain could deliver the goods after
pnfI
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One cannot but pity the ignorance
aud folly of loo Canadians who are
about leaving Montreal for Brazil, I'M
der Inducements offered TO settlers by
the Brazilian Government They are
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The discovery OF an Indiana snake
las large as the pipe Of a No. s cook
stove" probably Is due to a scarcity OF
No. whisky In that section.
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A Chicago blind man has eloped with
a blind woman. II anything on earth
can make them open their eyes mar
rage viii do u
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ooD-LOoKING THINGS

Are the Street Cars Now in Use Down
in Mexico.
The street cars in use in Mexico are
oddly shaped contrivances. Mules are
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-12-05

II Is announced that Nat Goodwln's
company next year win carry two car
loads OF special scenery and a divorce
In turar
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-12-05

Many a boy passes through life with.
out nearing a kind word until some
woman starts out to capture him for :
husband. '" LOT
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He Is happy whose circumstances suit
his temper; but he is happie who can
suit his temper TO his circumstances
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Belief think Charley Is just 700
mean for anythlngr' Marie-"Nha ma. I
lie matterY" Belle-"Nou remember
that lovely pen.wiper l gave hlms wen;
l saw IL the other day. and IFS all tun
OF ink-stains. Puck.
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The good advice people give away
so cheerfully is usually something
they can't use themselves.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-22
Africa's Flying Frog.

The curiosity of tropical Africa is the
wonderful flying frog. first described by
Bishoff. OF the Equatorial Africa expetii-
ton. which returned In Europe In the fall of
1894. This oddity or the reptile family is
about the size OF n common bullfroS and re-
semblc other members of the order of
batrachians in everything but it's feet. each
OF which is webbed and enormously en-
1arged. 80 much so as TO form splendid sub
stitctes for tric wings. The creature has
five toe son each OF the other two. which
makes four separate membranes on each of
Its hind feet and three on each forefo0t. or
fourteen I'm all. In his description Of it
oishoff says: Each leg terminates in Q
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-22
RAILROADS.
Pen nsylvania
RAILROAD.
In Effect january 9, 1850.
STATION CoRNEp OF SIXTH AND Z
STREETS.

HI kooV
1o,3o 4, NJ. ELNNs YtTANlA LIN
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
TO Chicago, Cincinnati. indianapolis. st
Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet
| 1880 A. Ri. FAST LINE.-Pullinan
Bniet farior Car 10 Harrisburg. Parior
and Dining Cars; Harrisolrg TO Pittshnrg.
PKESS.-PulInan Buffet. Parlor Car
20 Harrisburg Sleeping and Dining Cars
harrisburg TO s.: Louis. Cincinnati. Louis
ITO p. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car To Chicago, and
Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining Car 10
Ito p. M. SOUTHWESTERN En-.
FKEsS.-Puihnan Sleeping and Eining
Cars to st. Louis. and Sleeping Car.
Harrisburg to CINCINNATI.
aO.4O p. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman sleeping Car 10 PittsburY.
7.6O A. M. for Kane, CananIaigua.
kocles.eI and Niagara Falls, daily. e1-
Gao A, M. for ElInira and Renoya.
DAILY. except sunday. For WnliaInspors
TOP. nj. for vIIiiiamsport. Rochester
buffalo and Niagara Falls, daily, except
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
fS-siester. Bltlaie and Ma CARA Fa lis ds w.
Sleeping Car washington g Ellnira.
For philadelphia: East Ssw York and the
Ai f2ai e Fl FaiIoT esA!
with 2io 81 ,b Gar aFS Gar halto5s keE
and 100 dining Car from
wilmington on, q A. an NJ; nd iSi4 s SIG.
On Sunday .os dining Carr, 20 sS o.
zoos dining Carr, II 90 Dining Car
from Wilmington, A. A.; l2.l5. 3:I6
only Fast Eypraco = IN
A. II. WEEKDAYS. Express. IL 10 weeE.
days, a.ol and $40 ? \: daily. For
For tatimorre 6 20; I'd 81 y, q 40: $50. 900.
NJ: iSIS' iSi1o. AL sS S slS' Sdo, 600
3 IN t On Sunday. e5, 20, 800. i sos
1905, 1880, 100 70. a. a. NJ ;, Ills. liz.
$40, eos, 40, ITO. 1000, 1910,
and IL 30 p. II.
For Pope creek Line, 40 a. m. and 4.38
For Annapolis, T;;2o. 800 a. M, 1915 and
days. $ 90 a; N; al, and 4.sS ?; y;
Ai fo4 Jscksonsie and ST. Aag"stin spee das
p. III. weekdays Express for Richmond,
points on Atlantic Coast Line, $50 A. NJ,
$40 P NJ. daily. Richmond only, 1867
daily, and 4.25 p. m. weekdays.
For Aiexandria, $50, 6.35, 7.46, $40.
S.45, 1887. l1.5O a. M. 1880, 40.
and Il. 80 p. M. On Sunday at 80. Z az.
S.45 a. NJ. 2.45, els. SOC and 10. ID
Leave Alexandria. for Washington, Cos
6.43, 7.O5, 90, 8. 10. 10. 10, iO.2S a. M
100, 2.l5s 800, 32a, 500, t.3O, 6.IS'
100 7.2O, $40, 1852 and Hos D. m:.
216, $50. 200, 7.20. 9.1O and IO.52
p. m.a -a.-4,ss A.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
streets and at the station, Sixth and Is
streets, where orders can be left for tho
OF. baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
9. NJ. PROVOST, J.R WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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AuctiOnS Sales

AUCTION SALE-will be sold nj
Tcale's Georgetown ii;.rsc. Carriage q
HarEiss, 1sizaa st2n, " FL = ESDA Y las usual,
Will be our big day. We won't advertise
. carloads and sell 1 = or 8 horses but We
advertise 20 or 20 and sell what we adver-
tisc, becluse we iIaycno iinii for bidders.
Every horse sold for the top dollar. We
will positively sell on tomorrow, WEDNES-
DAY. the ed inst, 70 horses and mares.
among which are $ or 10 large, sound, young
horses. I rom Loudoun county, Va. Carriages.
buggics, pea cart, Ia rness. horSe-b lankc,s
Ia p-robps and also her,i;Cs in coed order.
sold at the same time. L. ID. VEALE, 1912
TiIirt second 81. NV, auctiOncer.
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Their Choice.

"How does Winters mana &c to keep the
wolf from the door, ~,
"He doesn't. He gave violin lessons. hut
his family said they preferred the wolff
Detroit Free Prem
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HELP WANTED AND SITUATIONS WANTED
Twenty Words for Ten Cents.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WARRINGTON. d. c.. j

w ARLINGTON. D. c.. Jauuary
II. lSS6.-The anniIl meeting OF the
shareholders of the Washington Gas Light
Company. fer the cicrtion of directors, WIN
he hclt at The office ar The co;npany. 40
10ta ST. NV. MONDAY, February 3, 1896.
The poi VIII be open from O'Clock noon
TO I o'clock 70. M. WILLIAM ORME.
Secretary LanlS 10 feb3-NS
a pc, al meeting Of ne stockholders OF
the ross Manufacturing Company Is
called 10 IL held January 20, 1856, WE'D
EESDAT, at 3 T.. H.. at tie Office CT The
company. lO7 King street, Aie>sand.ia,
board OF directors. ". A. DISNEY,
Secretary. janS-3lt
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WANTED-FARMS.

wANTED-To rent farm near city; on
railroad. POULTRY, this office. ia 20-3t
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FOR SALE-Magic lantern; oil burner
with e slides and carrying case; cost
$50; will sell for Sl5; throws 16-foot
picture. Address MAGIC, this office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-22

BA RBER shop for sale, with China X,
for $3.50 cash. 1T45 l. ST. NV.
in.O-3t-pm
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or xchange-About4 acres
OF land, directly on line of tie Teiliey-
town Electric Railroad, for improved
property In city. w. X. T., this office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-22

FOR SALE-Cheap, a fine turnout,
consisting OF two gray horses, coupe
rockaway, double set OF harness; all ia
perfect order; belonging to a private
family. NJ. E. s., this office. jal6-1t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-22

wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.
DEP stamps, all Kinds
and any quantity. bought and highest
cash prices given. H. F. DUNkHORST.
1905 9Th st. DIV. de22-tf
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FOR SALE-Old-establi barhcr-
shop on 18th st. sw. Address o. e. b.
iD9D-3t -ep1
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FOR SALE-First-riass bicycle, lamp
and III complete. $50: left for board bill;
can be seen at SCHNEIDER'S Navy Yard
Exchange, 100 Sfh ST. Sc. ja2l -3t.am
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-22

WANTED Carpets and rugs to clean;
colors restored equal to new by our
process: terms reasonable; sa tisfa ctioD guar
anteed. Address w. ID. MUNDAY, 713
Md ave me- de31-Im
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FOR RENT-Unfunished rooms:
I'd floor; suitable for light housekecp-
ing: bath on same floor. with heat n nd gas,
$l2 per month; near cars aud herdic. go
9TH st. ne. ja1S-7t
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wANTED-At once, a good home for
infant OF six months; references .ex-
changed. l26 q st. ne. 1t
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FOR SALE-A lady declining house
keeping will sell the furniture and rent
the house; the house and everything nice
and central. Address Mrs. RIA Y his office
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Gcntlema ard wife wish
or uUTur. rooms near 4 liz and T.
sis. sw.; refs. exchanged. Address by letter
.iUly. u. W. JONES. 511 4 1-2 st. sw. Item
WANTED-3 or 4 unfur. rooms for
light housekeeping: convenient to car
lines northwest or Capitol Hill: ate terms,
including heat and gas, and location Adj
dress XANTHO, this office. Item
ANTED-Ti.rceun furnisbe,! comInun-
icating rooms; light housekeeping; sec
ond floor; heat, gas and bath; with private
family; no children; state price. Address
p. w. T., this office. Ja21-3t
WANTED-By gentleman near Capitol,
room and board In quie. private family;
stateterms- c. o. D., thts0fficc.. jail ST , =
WANTED-3 or unfnr. rooms 10
NV, near Gov. Printing Office; must be
reasonable: state price. Address Box 8.
this office. ta21-3t
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FOR RENTED 10th st. NV, cheer.
full, we'l appointed, ID floor front and
other rooms. choice table hoard; rea sonable.
Near Treasury and War Departments.
jal6-1t-em
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w ANTED-Thelo of So 900 on first
class Inside property; no agents 7OS
10th st. se12-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE
Help HOs's9 and Situations Haa,sd
20 Words for TO-.

:" "A NTED- boy tlrat under
stands She care OF hurses; one that sas
WORKED un delivery wagon preferred.
oiS y. j ave. NV Item
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-22

DO you powder? Your friends use CRYS-
rALLINE: more effective; invisible.
CRYSTALLINE, only cosmetic removing
bIemisles; guara ntecd harmless: fifty cents
pcr bottle. LANSBURGH & BRO. limo
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-22

w ANTED-S econd-hand counter a bout
IL feet long. SO II st. NV. 1t
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Wanted--Try Rubber Roof P AIM.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
Anc charge only for painting. work guArants,l
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO. 1921 sta nv
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FOR RENT-2d story room; southern
exposure; for 2; reasonable; table board.
GIG st. ianIg-5t
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MONEY TO ioaD at 8 and per cent on
District OF Columbia realty; no delay il
security is satisfa Glory.
WALTER II. ACkER, T04 14th pw
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MONEY TO LOAN-An classes OF
real estate loans made With prumptness
atcurrcnt rates. THE McLACHLEN ZEAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY. Corne.