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SIATlON CORNE4E Of SlATH AND u
STREETS.
In Effect january 9. 1890.
1890 a. III. i,ENNs YLvANIA LINZ
ITED.-P Gilman Sleeping, Dining, Smok.
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
70 Chicago, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. SC
Louis, Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet
1870 A. nj. FAST LINE.-Pu,iman
Buffet Parior Car TO Harrisburg. Parlor
and Dining Cars: Harrisbarg 70 Pittsburg
$40 r. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXPKEs s.-PuIlnan Buffet Parlor Car
20 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg TO ST. Louis. Cincinnati, Louis
vile and Chica go
ITO p. M WESTERN EMPRESS
Harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining Car 70
10 p. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex.
PRESS--Pui.mah Sleeping and Dining
Cars to ST. Louis, aud Sleeping Car,
Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
1850 r. IA, TACTIC a.,I . EXPRESS
eao'an s'siihg fer oI[ Kane no fHassDgrg:
Rochester and Niagara Falls, daily. ex.
cept Sundar
1O.aO A. NJ. for Ehnira and Renova.
daily, $40 p. IN
7;1o p. M for Eiiliiamsport, Rochester
baI2Gto ana & MlagaFa sIaanip pslls dally except
1O.4O y. Nd. Tor Erie. canandafgua.
Sleeping Car washington 60 Ehnira. oan''
For fniiadelpnia: New York ana the
Ai9}a9t if9}a9trl5 6 AMbaily M lffGPsESSIoEAL al PaTor 9SasL
with Dining Car from Baltimore; Regg
snn and 11.oo Dining s Car iaoS from
Whaling tonb A. Ii, 12.46, SI5.
40. s,4o,- 70 90, and ii;S5 II
1905 lDining Carr, LOO Dining Car
from Wilmington A. NJ, 1915. {. .16
4.20, 6.4o, 1000, and l 80 P NJ. For
A. NJ week-days. Express. IL. .l5 week.
da-s, 2.Ol and $40 Al. daily. For
Boston without change. % A. H., week.
fgt qo.oo, ioot, 1880. Ii 90 and Ii 50 sjoS
r.. l2,I6, i2;45, "a 2;el, 20 PIP. s.do. 400
IN IN. q O sandsyse g, 20, SS sSo. sSs s.
59o6 a5 lDso 40 nOo go III hilaifed, aa5, LA as
$40 sob 6 40. 7.1o, 1000. I0.4O.
and IL So p. NJ.
For PoDe vreek Line, TO E. m. and 4.3e
For Annapolis. AT Z 20. 900 a. m. 1918 ana
e. %4.eo p. m. daily, except Sunday. sun.
days 90 9o,sf n fae aed PlorIas 70 p m sn.o,.
A for Jacksonville and ST Augustine, 10. .4s
r. NJ weekdays Express for Richmond.
points on Aahtic diIH EassS Rissmo nne aSo a.
$40 2. NJ, dairy. Ricl mond only, 1857
A RI weekdays.
Acconsnodatlon ac mn Tor Qu&nnco. 7.41 a. m
daily, and 40 p. m o wees,days
e.45. 1907. 11.5o q. M. 1880, 10.
$40, 4:25. 500, S.s7, 6.i5. 500, i0. 70:
and 1 1l.Ss p n. On sunday st4:S0. AZ,
Lssve 2; m alexandria for Washington, COS.
e.4S. 7o5 500, 10 . a9 lq 15 bS 19,Ss S a m,
10, Co. 7.3S. 731 so, 1862 and los ?. iS: "a
d1 Sunday at 6-43, 80, 1928 q. m.
2.16. 5-S0. 700, 7.2o. e.l0 and 1O.52
ID. m.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and g
streets and at the station, Sixth and r
afreets, where orders can be left for ths
| checking of baggage to destination from
| hotels and residences.
| G. M. PROVOST, J.R. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen, Passenger Agen1
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The Able Editor.

The village wag thought he ~wonid have
eome fun with the mild-mannered young
man who had recently taken charge of the
county paper.
II say he said, coming into the office
exciiedly, there's man on the street look
ing for you with Club"
The young editor looked up pleasantly.
''Is that so?'' he inquired. I'VE make
special reductions TO clubs. How many sub
scripiions has he gotf"
whereupon the wag felt that he had
barzed up the wrong ree.-Truth.
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A Peculiar Mista ke.

w. G. Bafly OF Dallas hired a oolored
cook. After she had brought home the
wrong change from market four successive
days, he said:
'You are coming it just a little too
strong. There is a mistake in the change
again.
''Dars mistake in de change, did yer
say?'
''Yes, and, as usual. the mistake is in
your favor"
LOOK beah. white man, you do3n' 'spect
poo cullud pusson ter make mistake
in de change agin herself, does your
Texas Siftings.
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PERSONALS.
DIR. LEON.
461 Missouri Avenue. dell 3m

DIES needing confidential treat
ment. A safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, Irreguia RI
etc. Separate rooms for patients before
and during confinement, and find homes
for infants IL required. Strictly confiden-
ne, near E. Capitol ST., Washington. d. c.
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AUGUST SCHMEDTIE,
HENRY ScHMEDTlE.
TnUN NEEN
LEGAL NOTICES.

FILED February z, 1896 ,
In I'M. sur RENE COURT OF The
Dietrici Of Colnmbia, J. X. Young,
Clerk. tie 9Th dag OF February, 1856.
James NJ. Young, ct al. vs.. Henrietta
H Speed. ct al. No. l6,SOS; equity
docket, 80.
on motion of the plaintiffs, by Mr.;
w Il. s oles, their solicitor, u Is ordered
that the defendants, James Harper and
Helen Harpcr, his wife, cause their ap-
nearance TO c enteIed herein on or before
the first rale day occurring forty days
after Ills day; Otherwise the cause viii
The object of This suit is tor partition by
sale OF Iotac6, section 8. Barry Farm sub
fiyision. in a G District of Colombia. By
the court E. T. BINGHAM,
(Seall Chief Justice, sc.
True copy Test:
JR YOUNG, Clerk, &c.
BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
fel219 Pest
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Auction Sales
TRusTFcEs, SALE OF FURNITURE.

CARPETS. ETC.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, bearing
date May -, ib94, and recorded IN liber
No. 1920. Folio 232 ct seq, one of the
land records OF the District OF Columbia,
and by direction OF The party secured, the
undersigned viii sell at public auction, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1896. at lU
O'clock a. m. at the exchange, No. l 33l
II st nEv.. al the furniture, carpets, lace
curtains, chinaW3rc, and all chaitels de-
scribed in schedule II, attached thereto
and part of the above deed OF trust. s. +.
HYMAN and JULIUS LANSBuEGH. Trus-
tees. lel 81 \. ID, ~
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CO AL-Any kind bushels for 81 .00,
delivered and carried in free. 8. w.
FUEL ASSOCIATION, 633 F st. NV.
fe10-Tt-eui
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Run-abou buggy, shafts,
aud Brewster pole and double set OF har-
ness all nearly new and in first-class shape.
Address BUGGY this office. fe1 1-3t
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ron sALE-By A.BEHREND, GIT E

hanu Egg, 500 per ton delivered:
other kinds in PROPORTION. s. S. DASH.
& son, I'd and Fla. ave. ne. 1t
FOR Alley .A..BEHREND, GIT E
st. NV. s,ssss.
b. H.-444 and 444 fd2 II st. NV. T.
and b.. rent $40, on easy payments.
$4,000 for both. ssn
b. W. B.-T7457 and 459 n st. NV. 8 T..
bath and stable; always rented at $35
sachi sas lat. ata bargain; easyFa yments- S1O'5oo
Frame house and lot, 1920 NJ. corner
18th st. Sc, 36y77, an excellent location
for sn Any any kind of business. must be sold.
d. W. B.-New, 736 and 73s 18th st.
Sc, 6 r. b.. and stable; well rented: viii
fe Gn 20 small cash ad monthly
II acres of ground Joining town Lin
coin, near Benning; lots now selling at
500; cheap; for subdivision lots will
sell rapidly.
3T0 acres near Muirkirk, in range of
{ electric road between Baltimore and W ash
ington; $50 per acre; viii trade for city
property. fe9-7t
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WA ANTED-Public to know that clean
coal can De bought reasonably of s. s.
DASH & SON, I'd and Fla. ave. ne; egg,
$500 delivered; other sizes in proportion.
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FOR LE-As a whole or in part, con-
tents of Broom house; bargains. Ais
I'd NV. febS-7t
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STYLISH dressmaking; waists, So:
party ana misses dresses $50 18th
st. NV. fe12-7t
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IF AND BUT-IF you are subscriber
TO the Patton Magazine Exchange. you
not only get four current magazines to read
each month for the price of one, BUT you
have them delivered to you each week. We
wish to explain our plan to you. PATTON
MAGAZINE EXCHANGE, Builders Ex-
change. room @. fem
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lvau IN the city, $3.50; experienced
handlers. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO..
323 l-2 St NV fel 2-7t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF AUGUST
SCHMEDTIE. HENRY SCHMkDTiE.
and JOHN HANSEN. JEWELLERS, known
under the firm name of SCHBEDIiE
BROS, at 1o4 Tth ST. NV, was This day
dissolved toy mutual consent. Mr.. Hansen
will assume All obligations OF the Old firm.
and all bills Que said firm are payable 10
him. The business will continue under the
name of SCHMEDTIE BROS, JOHN HAN
SEN. successor.
AUGUST SCHMEDTIE,
HENRY ScHMEDTIE.
JOHN HANSEN.
In relation 10 above notice, and upon our
retirement from business, we hereby ten
der the generous public our sincere thanks
for the confidence hcstowed on us the past
80 years. Mr. HANSEN, who has sue
C-eeded us. and has been connected with us
for 25 years. VIII, we feel certain, continue
the establishment on our same old basis or
strictly honest dealing. through which the
firm attained so much success lie VIII
continue to keep only expert workmen Tor
his repair and manufacturing departments,
and endeaYOr to always retain complete
stock OF diamonds, watches and fine jew
elry. .--.-,.,-
HENRY SCHMEDTIE
Feb. /. 1896. lei -3t-eIn
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BEST 10c- lunch in city. MONK S. 931
L st. NV. feI2-7t
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GET your wheels repaired at Richard
Bodda'S, 63 II st. me-; his repair work is
the best and lowest prices; all work guar
aDteed first class: give ME a trial: one
half square from Government Printing
Office fe1O-Sf-enI
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FRIED Oysters, 1-2 doz., 15c MONKS
931 st. NV Item
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FOR RENT-LoTs.

FOR RENT ORSALE-LotsOfe coal.
egg, $500 delfyereds other grades in
proportion. s. S. DAISH & SON, I'd and Fla.
ave. ne. 1t
and wood yard; will lease for term
of years III desired. size OF lot, 32-4 IT. by
IO5.1 IT.: situated on 9Th ST., between n
and N SITS. se., per no., $5-
feS-6t A. CAYW00D, 93S9th ST. NV.
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ANTED-HOUsF

WANTED-By a family of three,
small house in the suburbs. unfur. or
partly fur: convenient to car lines and in
healtnfuI lOacIity; house must be fairly new
and with all mod imps- RETSOF, this
office. fe11-tf
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ELEG a Mt. clean, ,labor-Saving-Have
.our bathtubs and sinks enameled; ;cheaB.
lasting. Address ENAMELER, this office
fe11-7ten
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Desirable coal now on
hand; Egg, 500 per ton delivered;
other kinds in PROPORTION. S. S. DAISH.
& SON, I'd and Fla ave ne. 1t
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ID. NJ. FAUNCE Sc BRO,
RETAIL FISH DEALERS,

No. 429 Center Market, received from
their own fisbingShore today $500 her
ring and twenty-five fine Potomac shad.
These stands have fish arriving Gaity EEom
their fisheries on the Potomac. fe1O-3t-em
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Manted--Try Rubber Roof PaIns,
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
And charge only for painting: work guaransss1
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT Co, 1928 sta nv
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d. 4. HAY Us prints a neat business
card for 81 per coo. 1921 NJ ST.
ne fe5-ImO
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PORK SAUSAGE, buckwhcat cakes. coffee,
Zoe MONKS g31 r st NV fe6-7t
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FOR HIRE

FOR HTRE-One or more tons egg
coal at $500 per ton delivered. s. S.
DAISH & SON. I'd and Fla. ave. ne. 1t
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wANTED-RooMs.

WA ANTED-Room to store coal; Egg,
$500 per ton delivered, other grades
IN proportion. 8. 8. DAISH s. SON,
- 1-- = -e-- = - ~ II
w a N'TEn-BOard rOOyn and sta hle:
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wANTED-RoARpERs.

NTED-Two young men TO eat
corn cakes made of Purified Cream Meal
cooked with egg coal, $3.50 per ton. deliy-
cred S. s. DASH & son I'd aud Fla. ave
ne. 1t
WANTED-2 young men to Occupy
room, ana board: $50 each; good beard.
private family; single rooms So. 7S6 Sd
st. NV. felO-9t
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TOR sALE-Lunch room. in good 10
Gallon, doing a good business; reason
for selling, owner has other business. Adj
dress LUNCH, this office. fe11-3t
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w NTED-Public TO know the best
place In city for upholstering; mattress,
carpet work and chair Gaming. JOHNSON
s. MIDFELDT, 436k ST NV. Ja21-Im-em
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w NTED-Beginners and pupils Tor
pianoforte by pupil OF North London
Institute OF Music: terms moderate
MUSIC, 923 e ST. NV. fl0-5t,em
wANTED--Ielegraon rapidly saD ght.
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FOR RENT OR s - IE.Eleven and
one-haif acres, six-Foom house, barn
Pnd out-honsas: fine land; on Sargent
Road. Apply CHARLES II. SoUDER, on
premises Sd niles from brookiand. ID. c.
felI 4t-eIn
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w a NTED-Five thousand common pig
cons at 25c pair. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. T12 7th ST. NV. fe41Ot-em
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FOR RENTING fur. communicating
rooms, Win heat, gas and use of bath.
STEW ENSoN, 1907 l. st. NV. feb11-3t
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so CENTS down, new credit system:
banquet lamps, rugs. portieres. lace cur
tains, tablelinen, clocks. silverware decora-
ted dinner and toilet sets, blankets, COM
forts, family and teachers Bibles, etc: send
postal; will bring samples. NORTHEAS ST
CREDIT HOUSE, 1910 b st. me-: open till
8 p. m. fe4- I'M
NCERS cured without the knife;
ample references. Sanitarium, $50 @
st. NV. CHARLES ALLEN, ID. D.
JUS,r received; fine lot young Gu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, cauaries, mockLng birds, gold fish.
dogs, and fancy pigeons. SCHMID.S. 712
j. 9th st. NV, branch 1921 Pa. ave
ny1o-tf
GUNS. niles, revolvers, loading tools
hunters outfits, watches. Jeweiry,
guitars. violins, banjos. nandoiins at about
one-half regular dealers prices. at PAWN
SHOP. Ne. 1909 E st.n NV ocl-6mo :
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED-To get $500 per ton for
one thousand tous egg coal; other grades
in proportions clean ccal, 2,2ao pounds
Ella. ave. ne. II
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS.
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WANTED ED-Partner with S4oo to $500.
steam bakery; new bread, which re-
ceived highest awards. diplomas; large
profits. Address BAKERY Y, this office.
feIO-3t.em
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FOR REMIT Furnished room in ele-
CANT house, light and heat: Sc: refs:
gentlemen. 9 27 o ST. fe1I-3t
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FOR RENT-RooAIS.

FOR RENT-A large, neatly furnished
3d-st0ry front room; private family;
to a quiet gentleman; refs. exchanged.
1016 / st. NV. fe11-3t
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FOE RGNE-0nenicely room:
3oS X ST. NV; gentleman preferred.
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WANTED-A place as groom or coach
man; not afraid OF work; and hours and
wages are no object to me. GEORGE
McIAUGHLIN. sos L st. sw. feI 2-2t
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wANTED-An active or silent part
ner in ;4n esta bliShed mercantile busi-
ness with from $4,000 10 So coo; only
those hsyiRg this amount need answer.
4. Il. II. this office. feb11-3t
FOR SALE-Stnck and fixtures OF
grocery store; cheap. Address 1922
Md. ave. ne. felO-2t-em
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FOE sAALE-Stock and fixtures OF a |
CIV A,,niv "a - "flt ta1itt se
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FOR SALE-Horse: sound and gentle;
very easy to keep: will lie sold cheap il
taken by Saturday. Address A. l.. NJ.
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w a NTED-To hire at Cnce. light de-
livery wagon, Address Box Il, this Of
flee 1t
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W WANTED-SituatiOn as porter, bell
boy, or work of any kind by Young COL
ored man; good refs. Address 93I ION
st. NV. Item
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ANTED-By ColOred man, place to
drive for private family, in or out OF
city, or to work around house: best refs.
Address A KING, 214S Sth ST. NV.
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w WANTED-A secondhand two-horse
country wagon. Address 2035 K ST NV.
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FOE SALE-Groccry store for sale.
cheap. :333 ! st. Sw. fei 1-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WA NTED-Renlnsto typewriter. No.
or No. 6; must be in good repair; state
price and send sample letter showing work
Of machine. j. d. H, care this office. 1t
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WANTED-Plae as waIohman: I am
acarpenter and Will work while on duty:
can furnish best of city refs. Address
WATCHMAN. This office fa1 2-2r
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FOR RENy-Two nicely fur. rooms.
with or without board, with privi-
Iege of bath; private family. 10 ST. NV.
feb1 1-3t
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WANTED-By youth, eighteen, posi-
tion in some office; understands type
keeping; good refs. Address A x T., this
office. II
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WANTED-A place as practical bed
side nurse; kind and experienced or
doctors driver. Address 141S Florida
ave. feI I-of ON
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w ANTED-Carpets and rugs TO clean;
colors restored equal TO new by our
nrocess: terms reasonable; sattsfa action guar
anteed. Address W. ID. MUNDAY, 635
q st. NV. IeE-lnlO
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FOR RENT-RooMs.
LIGHT HOUSET

LIGHT HOUSEK KEEPING
Large front communicating rooms, first
floor, furnished complete, cooking utensils,
gas. heat. bath, sewing machine and organ,
81 per month. sol 10th ST. sw. 1t
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family; fur. complete for light house
keeping. by young married couple; refer
ences. Address NJ. A. H. this office 1t
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{ ounfy
News.
Hamilton.

Hamilton.
Fred Ratz, OF Glasst0n, was In town
Friday for short time.
E. Littlejohn of Glasston, was in
town for short time Friday.
H. N. Joy. j. M. Chisholm, c. R.
Green and Thos. Brown visited the
A. o. U. w. at Neche, Friday evening.
Rev. H. c. Jephcott preached the
A. o. u. w. anniversary sermon, Sum
day morning in the M. E. church.
Lang & Gurche sold their farm i'm
plements and stock at auction Fri
day. Auctioneer r. A. ,Thacker was
at the helm.
j. r. Blackjack reports business
booming at the elevator. Farmers
are hauling their grain IN before the
roads break up.
VIM. Gillespie purchased u fine,
large cook stove at the auction sale,
Friday. Things begin to look bit
suspicious Uncle Billy.
WI Bride and E. A. Hart came
over from Pembina, Thursday even
ing Of last week and attended the
pop meeting at Cavalier. Friday.
The O'Alally Co. showed ut this
place Wednesday evening and they
were pronounced by'all as the best
troupe that has appeared this winter.
VIM. Thrower has had his tonsorial
parlors repapered which makes q no.
ticeable improvement. A. Miller
did the papering which insures a
first-class Job. -:
Blackjack s. Grill have fine dis
play of bicycles on hand. They han
die the Deer s. Weber. Remember
they are headquarters for this ma
chine.
w. F. Grill and Thos. Dow attend
ed the pop meeting at Cavalier. We
are unable at this writing to learn
whether Mr.. Grill intends to run for
governor or not.
Bills are out announcing that Robt.
Thacker, Sr. will sell his farm ma
chinery and stock at public auction,
Thursday, April End, at / o'clock P.
NJ. Remember the date.
A caucus is called for tomorrow
evening at o'clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of elecJing four delegates to the
republican convention at Neche, 3lst.
Geo. Glass. of Glasston, was in
town, Sunday.
We learn that Miss Bertha Palmer,
of Pembina will open up a dress-mak-
ing parlor In the building formerly
used as q republican headquarters.
Miss Palmer will doubtless receive
the patronage of the ladies of Hamil.
ton.
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Canton.

Canton.
John Ganssle was In town on Fri.
day.
Christensen s. Lund have brought
10 u carload OF horses.
The Foresters held a successful box
social on Tuesday night, concluding
with q dance.
The A. o. U. w. had Il visit OH
Thursday evening from a number oi
tile Hamilton brethren.
Thos. Guinan has sold a half section
two miles south of town to j. Melon.
aid, of Crystal. Consideration 1850.
W. N. Husband and d. Thomson at.
tended district conference ut Park
River on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The families Of John Mckenzie and
Ole e. Ole start for Roseau county,
Mimi, on Monday. Your correspond.
ent don't believe either family will
remain there.
The independents of Park organi1
ed q league on Saturday. F. A. HALF
day, president; G. b. Taylor, secretaI 8
committee, Hugh Ralston. Jos. Nv
win and Geo. Swain. pa
On Tuesday the first election :"
Cured for town Ofllcials since Cal
became Incorporated with the foha,l
'esuo' oe. ""n' thin
John Bechtel, JOhu ThOrdaSUn, brini
tees; w. ]. Graham, assessor; Is. q. q.
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GillIs; treasurer, r. "A. Halliday, ia,
tice; Bert Wall. marshal.

GfllIs; treasurer, +. "A. Halliday, jus-
tice; Bert Wall. marshal. n
At the big Hines railr0nd meetina
at Drayton, IN Wednesday,. It was de-
cided to adhere TO the old route which
runs west three miles south of Can.
ton. Heretofore Crystal pooh, poohed
the whole affair, but on finding 1t was
a sure thing they walked up and dele
gated Commissioner Mcintosh to use
his persuasive eloqueDce to divert the
line to Crystal, but he reports his eff.
forts as unavailing.
South Carlisle.
George Wilker has purchased a fine
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sinclair are visit
ing with grandpa.
Tom Fuller has returned from the
Red Lake country.
T.Stanley is preparing to seed big
crop of fax this year.
Mr.. Eastman has rented his farms
here to the Langs.
John Fleming drew his barley to
Hamilton market last week
Tom Frank is hauling hay to Cava-
lier for Geo. Marredith.
Geo. Savage intends planting ten
acres of beans this season.
John Seigman went to Cavalier
Monday to work at his trade.
Alex Randall has engaged with
Fuller Bros. for the summer.
Ed Sinclair drew five tons OF hay at
one load last Thursday, SO Ed says.
Geo. Fleming has gone into the pig
raising business on. q large scale.
The school board have engaged Miss
Williamson of Bathgate to teach the
summer term.
Henry Hess passed through the
ordeal Of Woodcraft last week and is
now full fledged Woodman.
Geo. Marredith drove to Canton on
Thursday and caught the grip. when
he got home he did not say what kind
Of grip, but we hear 1T was a tight
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Buckwheat Cakes!
H. G. Feldman has the making Of
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
GOLD ORGAN CALLED.

Detected In MISREPRESENTATION and Re
fused t. Make n Correction.
TO the Editor Of The Post:
Austin, Texas, September ia paper
Of THIS city entitled the Statesman. has
long been carrying on campaign Of edu-
cation to strengthen the cause of honest
money.
In spite of that Bryan was nominated,
and all OF us hereabout who hope to see
the precious metals yoked in free coinage
wish him Gotspeed IN the election.
There must be more education, thought
the Statesman, and Of very vigorous
sort. else dishonesty viii be enthCoael in
the land and all the honest dollars Will HE
away.
IN Bryan. treason TO honesty must be
inhde o'.ous, and the quick way to make
Bryan odJ.us was to holi him up as
rsrous x a single standard ana thereby
repud. at!ng the blmetallc standard ne had
been pretending TO support.
To bring the charge on its own author
lily. the Statesman was conscious would
not DO People would not believe such
an improbable tale On the word of a
Taper so blHd!y in discriminating in its dis
paFnsoTent Of Bryan Bryans word must
o. t,uD- vrle.teu So as r. appear 20 cOA-
hrh the uu..kc.y story.
by way of justlly.ng these observations
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inquired as Ia The delay. ami was told
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! Which imp..ed that he prop sod 10 publish
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/ amy carry date. ON the ltth. the states
! man took twc -thirss of a c0.umn 10 reply
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