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LIIRNI>lILDA

Sl25.OO-IS ST. NV, NEAR 18TH ST
Brick. 5 stories, rooms. and bath,
completely furnished. ta67I
SI25-P 81. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Brick; stories, l rooms anu bath:
heate by furnace t3i2i
S1OO-N H. AVE, NEAR X ST. NV
Double brick. 10 rooms and ba tn heated
by furnace. completely furnished; d M 4
$1OO-16TH ST Nw.-Brick; G rooms
ana bath; completely furnished; a. M l.
t5lO)
$SO-P ST, BET BOTH AND 3lsT
STS. NW--3-story brick. II rooms
and uaSh; completely furnished; a. m /
Old
SS5-N ST. NV, NEAR 18TH Brick.
10 looms, bati, and cellar; Handsomely
fur; yearly lease; will rent by the month
SaSNGl5 ST. sE.-opposite new n.
brary; rooms and bath; elegantly
furnished. l4SiI
S65-oN RHODE ISLAND AVE, BET
9TH AND 1OTH-Brick. o rooms and
bath: completely furnished tiI3i
$4,000 1877 FIFTEENTH ST. y. W;
rooms and bath. (5O3l
$5O-1209 ST. Nw.-Brick; room,
and bath: completely furn nished; a.
N. 400,
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FOR RENT FLATS.

$AO-ONI ST. NV, EARARLINGTON
hOIEL-Hd nt.sSiuieig furnished HAT
or communicating rooms on I'd floor
(6O7)
light included n rent: u nj. All,
S3O-I15 ST SE.-Opposite new IL
brary;3 rooms furnished. (4SD
$40 $50 Q ST. NV; five rooms and
bath. (t25I
$2O.OC-One square from Capitol and
m. /. t5U3)
SIS-5 rooms for light housekeeping;
cOrher house; S5h andN SITS NV t495J
2,SO-3 rooms. including fight and
iPat: convenient to Government Print
in: office. t477l
SEI,OO-12O ST. NW.-3 rooms
(6l3)
SlO-I ST BET 15TH AND 10TH NV
+ lat or rooms on 81 floor; completely
furnished, a. III. /. t5US)
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
soUTnwE>r AND SOUTHEAST.

S9.OOO-E. CAPITOL ST. NEAR 5TH
T-Pressbrick, ,witilmarbe trimmings.
cont aiming / l rooms and bath, furnace heat,
stationary wasl, tubs, the front is p feet.
t9O3l
S0.OOO-Fine brick residence, near the
Capitol; II rooms and bath; furnace
heat; terms easy (20O)
Sg.Oco-sIH ST. Sc, BET G AND H
Br.cK store and dwelling, containing Z
(57,
ST. 7.ooo-1o2 c ST. sE.-prIck Of 10
rooms; bath, cellar; lot is 2Ox115 to
2O-roor alley; furnace: 2.story brick stable
on rear of lot; an unusual chance. t437i ,
S6.SOO-CS ST. Sc, BET. sTH AND 9Th
SITS -2-story brick, containinGI Tooms
bath and stove; under rent of $40 per
month. tl6S)
S6.25O-1ITH ST. Sc. NEAR b ST
Brick, ICONS, u m l.; terms easy.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc
Business property and residence, Well
located; lot 2Ox111; brick store and
rooms. t3S5)
S6.oOo-41s 10TH ST. SEQ rooms
and bath. $500
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Times
Real Estate
Bureau
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

S100os2s N. J. AVE. Sc. Keys at this
stories: 10 rooms and bath. l417)
SEQ EACH-l35O. 1852 COLUA-
biA ST. MT. PLEASANT-Brow
NJ none stories: IL rooms and baths; a
$55-store and 20 rooms on New jersey
ave NV, near 4 o. depot. t4S0j
S60.75- 18TH ST. Nw.-Brlck:
. m ro"'i's and bath: good eondiIIon:
S6O.s3s Q ST. Nw-nrick: three
s'ories. 20 rooms and two baths: q
S5O.1sTH AND RIGGS Nw.-Brlck: 3
bath; oa'es a m ana BASEMENT: ~ rooms ,a, asi
SSO.303 7TH ST. Nw-11 rooms. Eas
ana water included iu rent '366
800 ST. NW.-S large rooms. can
w oseo as d stable or storage roonA
SAO.5O-No. 1880 9TH ST. NV
Modern 10 rooms and bath; cellar.
$AO-41S 2D ST. Nw.-Brick; 10 rdons
and bath; stable IN rear J5U6l
$4O.OO-1347 Pa AVE. Nw.-6 large
rooms and bath. (4l5)
S3S.5O-iS ST. Sw Brick. II room,
and bath: new house C79J
3S.5O-27O5 ST Nw.-1O rooms
ana bath; In perfect condition; largs
So5.OO-1927 FIFTEENTH ST. n. W:
rooms and bath. (5O3l
o::So-l23 a ST. NE-s rooms and
"a+h- t496D
S2s.so-2Ioo nth ST. Nw.-Brown
elone' rooms and bath. t216)
S2S.OO-17o5-17O7 10TH 81 NV
bricF.I rooms and bath (4l9)
SS3.AO-339 FIRST ST NE.-Brick;
rooms and bath: g. In l.: stable in
fear- i3SOl
SS2.ao-7o d ST. NE.-e rooms and
bdth. concrete cellar. a. nj (77t
S22.3O-T2 ID ST NE-6 rooms and
bath: concrete cellar, a nj t1ls
S2la235s 9Th ST NW.-6 rooms and
S2o.so-527 ST. NE-Brick;s rooms
anu nath- tol2D
S2o:so-2ls ST. Nw.-Bricg: 5
FOOTE'S and bath: a. MI (267I
S2O.OO.4l ST NE Brick. !rooms
anu oatn ISL
IS.3O-221 ST NE Brick: room,
and bath: a. IN. !. 1859,
S1S.3O-5l6 ST. Sc Brick: room,
and bath; a IN. l. (3s4i
$500 54lI y NW.-Brick. 6 rooms:
bath and cellar; large yard; Key at
Sl7.3O-25O6 I-2 ST Nw-Brick.
rooms and bath: a nj usOi
S17.3O-2502 ST. Nw-Brick: O
rooms and bath: a. IN. l. ,34si
$17.oO 1883 F ST. NE -New-Brick:
stories, rOOIHS- l4GO1
S1S.3S-441 WASHINGTON ST. NV.
rooms. t49Sj
SlS:oo,,ls1o 10Th ST. NV rooms.
Key next door t4e3I
SlS.6O-12I2 2ND ST. Nw.-Brck.
rooms and bath; key at corner. t414l
S16.3O-I23S DUNCAN ST. Ne
he" brick rooms and bath; a, N. l.
S1S.3O-1l0S d ST. SE.-Frame. 7
rooms; a m. T.: the lot is lOOxlOO: good
place for ga arden- t443i
Sl3.3O-1o3 24TH ST Nw.-Brick, q
rooms 1852
S12.3O-6I4 18TH ST. -NE.-Brick. 8
Fooms' water; sewer key6lO. Il2II
Sl3-12T6 N ST. NE.-Brick; 6 rooms:
not and cold water; heated By iatrobes,
newly papered t347t
Slo.6o-I2Il wYLIE ST NE.-Flve-
room brick. 1892,
SlO.OO-I231 GEORGIA AVE Sc
broom brick; key 1888. aid
SIC O.LaIgso sa shop III rear i44s ST NV.
Se.35-I3Os 3DsT sE.-Brick. 2srorIe,
and basement, rooms 1876,
$3.50 No. % DECATUR sT.-Fivs
TOonis; near y Cap ana i SITS ne. (4eGI
S9.OO-4l4 FRANKLIN ST. NV. NEAR
9TH AND Il sTs .-4-room BRICK cal
$3.50 --le17 LINCOLN AVE. Ne. p
story frame; rnOIDs. lSiD
Frame; stories; . rooms usD
SIS EACH-I633-I6 crescent ST.
Meridian Hill. frames. looms each o
S.-Is33 FIRST ST. sE-Turee stoIys
room frame, lot 1sx175 1893,
6.26-15l4 MASS. AVE. NE-BriCk:
rooms- 1861
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LOTS FOR SALE.

YORK AVE. BET. N.
CAP. AND FIRST SITS. .-2UN1O1. to
3o-foot alley make us an offer. t66)
SS.OOO-FS ST. BET. 18TH AND 18TH
STS.-4OX12S 1-2; there is 10 trust on
this lot; might suit builder. (72)
NDER ST. Sc, BET NJ AND
n, lST AND N. j. AVE. Seven lots,
each 12x9O, to 10 It. alley; only s., 400
for all: there is 10 trust; good chance for
builder. (79)
CORNER Kentucky ave. and 18th st.
Sc, 1TxS0; price, 5000; this is cheap;
easy terms 76)
FOURTH ST. Sc, BET. NJ AND N.
ASK XlO5-ODly 25c. per foot; there is
no trust on this property. SO We can make
terms to suit. (61)
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TRUSTEES SALE BRICK DWELLING
NO. 3l9 STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust, duly
recorded in liber No. 1877. folio 162 ct seq:
one OF the land records of the District or
Cclunbia ana at the request Of the parties
secured thereby, we, the undersigned, trus,
ices, VIII sell 10y public auction IN front OF
this premises on FRIDAY. the 27th day or
November, A. D., 1886. at 2;30 o'clock p;
m. all that piece or parcel or ground ana
premises situate, lying and being IN the city
OF washington. IN tile Di gri.;I 90 ,uihini5Id.
and known and distinguished rs and being
part OF lot numbered seventy-two t72l, ac-
cording 10 the subdivision made by Jane
Farnham sr., ct al OF lots in square num-
bered five hundred and forty-one BAL as
per plat recorded in liber No. IA, folio So.
OF the surseyor'S oiiice OF me distinct of
Coiumbia. as more particularly described
in the deed TO Louis Rlcks, in liher No.
1877. folio 159. of said land records
Terms made known a the time of sale.
A deposit of $500 required a. time of sale.
LOUIS KETTLER,
Trustee.
CHARLES SCHNEIDER,
Trustee.
mol 8 6t-d&d ds exSuantnu26
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FOR RENT.
STORES WITH DWELLING.

S36.OO-713 STH ST. SE.-Large
double store; keys, 7O9 sth ST. t502)
SlOO-I215 ST. NV; S ROOMS AND
bath; yard to alley; in first class cUndi-
ton; will rent store sepa from house it
desired; Ike at this office. (33S)
SA6-fi0S STH ST. SE.-Brick store
and dwelling: 2 rooms: a IN. I. N1D
S45-I1O6 sTH ST. SE.-Brick store
with 9 rooms and bath I1D
S25-TAkOMA TARk-Store and dwell
ing; near both car lines. (3TD
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NJ oo SPECIALIST,

Office Hours, 10 TO &c 20 8.
Nov. Il--1mo.
PROF. CLAY Y -OldeS; established me-
dunn; tells business, love affairs: al
events of life from cradle To grave for 80
cents; 10 10 10 daily, ie9 ii st sw.
no10 1mo-em
OUR Ereai est edium and spiritual moth
er, DIR. MARY GORDON, tells you all
things and prescriles proper remedy for
your troubles, consul / this gifted lady
st. NV. no7-tf
NJ hIE. FIR NCIS will not tax YOU
with Il long lingo of impossibilities
lat cannot be done. but all IN trouble call
and he helped at once by one that can
guarantee satisfaction; life from cradle to
grave; cards. % cents: trance, 30 cents.
hours, 10 to o. lilo II st. NV.
nc2S- 1mo-em
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VOICE culture at tholne-PsychOiogica
-. ~. .f -. u m. - l,--.i
HIGHLAND SANITAKIUNi.

Special branch for treatment Of liquor.
opium, and cocaine habits, estai lshcd
three years; See report Of Supt. OF Chari-
Ties, 1888, page 81; full information at
branch office. No go y. Y. ave, or
ALFRED j WESTLAhE, Sec V, Hyatts-
Vile, Nd. nolI-II-em
YOU would not believe us Wien we
sand 1t would soon he cold, but we
still have a fine lot or custom made suits
and overcoats, very little Worn, at the
II ST. NV nOl.-Tt
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f-'H'.t ty iJ.-u Csll4A Ly Al! III, eIeslcG, as
ch;.hGes may occur at any tine.
o-.Li,... NAILS fer The week ending
as f,Ilrws-
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STORAGE,

ALL having goods of every kind TO put
iii storage IL will be to their advantage
TO Call on us, We have ample storage room
for all classes of goods; We take carriages,
wagons and harness or any class OF goods ON
sale at cheap rates. GUARANTEE COM
MISSION AGENCY. A56 Pa. ave. NV
pO20-7t
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.

$40 sos D ST Nw.-Two rooms on
1st floor; l room on 2d floor, $40;
viii rent whole building for S10o per
month. (4SSD
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FOR pHU.A DFLPHIA. NEW YORK
AND TIL EAST.

400 p. M. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
TIED daily, al Farlor Cars. with Din
ing Car from Baltimore. Regular at7.OO
tDining Carr. 500, 900. 1000 dining
ninEtonl a. NJ. l2.I5, 3.15. 40, $50.
1000 and 80 7. NJ. ON Sunday. :. 90
Dinlng Car. 500. 800. IL 90 dining
Car From Wilmington A NJ, l215 3.l5
-. ESQ. 1000 and 4 30 +. NJ. For
I-riiadeiph:I only. Fast Express : 30 A.
~ weekdays. Express. 1915 2. II.
week days, 2.01 and $40 T. NJ. daily
weekdays, and 3.l5 L. NJ. daily.
For Atlantic City Cvia Delaware River
For Ritimore 6 .25. 7 90. 80, {. 90. Q 90.
1000, 1850. 100 and ll.5O a. m,
l2.l5, 245, 2.01. 3.l5, 2 40 q 90 lin
Itedi, 4.20. SO. $40 6.I5, 6 80, 10,
1000. 1910, 11.15, and ll.oO a. m.
4 mo on 2; 1;i, M, i2l 2 Oh . 2ol' 315. 9 "a
40, 1000. 1910 and 1852 IN.
For Pope'S Creek Line. . 90 a. m and T. SO
p. m. daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, Z 90, 800 A. NJ, 1918
and 4-2o p. NJ. daily. except sunday.
Sundays. 900 A. NJ; and 40 p NJ
3.i6 P. NJ. daily: Richmond only, 1857
A NJ. week DAYS: Atlanta Special, via
Richmond and Scaboard Air Line. $40
y N. daily. accommodation for Guam
tico. .45 A. NJ. daily. and 4.25 P NJ.
week days.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
streets. and at the station, Sixth and =
ing of baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences.
Y. x. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
s NJ. PROVOST, General Manager.
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RAILROADS..

"AsHISGTON, MOUNT VERNON AND
wv ALEXANDRIA RAILWAY co.
From Station, Thirteen-and-a-ha half street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
For Ale xa ndria 40, Z is, 4 so, 8, 8, 10,
1920. ex., II. IL n. m, l., 2, 3, 4.15,
$50. 5.45. 6.15, Z, s, 8, 10, IL, 9 p. M.
p. m.
For Mount Vernon 10, II. 2 a. m, 2
4.15 p. m., daily, except Sundays.
G. f. ABBOT. GEO. r. PHILLIPS,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-Large second floor; suit
able for storage business, also large
baserient: in sCod order; rent ci'eai. 20
lUtn st. NV. nO22-3t
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wANTED-HOUSES.

WE have "a number Of aapplicaan:s for
month; send US description of your vacant
house and You will be surprised how quick
We will rent it, TINES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU. tf
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RA1LRpAbs.
RAnRPAps.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS


STREETS.
In Effect November Is, 1906.
7.6O a. M. weekdays PlTTsBURG
EArkLSs -farior and Dining Cars. Har-
1O.SoA. M. PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED Pullman Sleeping, Dining. Smus-
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg 10
Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis. Cleveland ana Toledo Buffet Par
ior Car to Harrisburg.
1850, "A. NJ. FAST LINE-Pullmnn
farlOr Car, Harrisburg To fittsburg.
LO0Is hXPRhss sNPuitnan Bnfrct Far.
ior Car to Harrisburg. Sleeping and
Dining Cars Harrisburg to ST. Louus, Cin-
cinnati. Louisville and Chicago.
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Pittsburg, Chi
ctSo, and Harrisburg TO Cleveland. Din
ing Car to Chicago.
7.1O II. M, SUUTHWESTERN' EN-
PRESS.-Puliman Sleeping Cars Wash
inSton To PitLsburg and liaTrisburg TO st.
1910 II. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Pittsburg.
1850 a. M. for Kane, Canandaigua,
Rochester, and Niagara Falls daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
1850 A. M. for Elmra and Remove
daily except SUNDAY; For Lock Haven
SsGS y so p days az and wiiliamsport Sundays
T.IOP M. for Willamsport, Roches-
ter, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily.
except Saturday, with Sleeping Car Wash
inCton to Suspension Rridgc via Puffalo.
1O:4O p. NJ. for Erie. Canandaigua.
Rochester, buffalo, and Niagara Falls
FOE, PHI ApE-y pIITA NEW ynRL-
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PERSON AIS.
II A LEE. THE MEDIUM.

H LEE. THE NIEDIU III =.
card Reader ami SCienLInc IaimI>t.
tells your lie from cradle to grave, and
Just what you want t. know also teIls
dbOut business deals. law 5 Lts, love AZ
Idirs, COurtShip, marriage, lost or stolen
property, family irrGElcs I.!,uG.s ana
enemies, reunlteS scn4rdtcu hGsoanGs ami
wives, sHcethcdrS, ,Ic, brings troubles
and Gudrrels all Eight, causes speedy
marriages with TIE one you love, removes
spells, causes good luck, cures drunkennc
and other faults; satisfaction guaranteed:
price zoe aud 5pC.. hours 8 a IN. Ia - %.
IN, daily. S25 II 81. NV. no22-l mo
SPIRITU "A LISM-Mrs Efrie No
Neil, CidiTNuy ant anu test medium; CON
suir,.-, - lee. 81. business examinations a
specially 1914 Pa. ave. nu22-1t
Ia nj n. TAEO. palnisJ ana card
Ieducr, can Dc consulted on business and
lO'c dliaIrs, wives ami mothers come aud
see me when i'll trouble; communications
strictly CoHfIdenual; German spoken: open
daily: prices Zoe. and 5Cc. S29 IL St NV.
UO2l mo
VOICE culture at theue-PsyChUiugical
system One Of nag family has used
the printed exercises pertaining 70 this
system for about pne year q nd has improved
her voice without stralning or tTemulo.
got stronger and gained III compass. Tony
inlud, these exercises are a great benefit to
strengthen tie lungs and vocal chords With
out injury to the health, etC-'-Dr. NJ. Il.
StriCkler- = lessons, IN books, 81. Ad.
vice free PROF. !. W MEYER. 1887
18th ST. NV. Saturdays, to . p. III.
mol SIT
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ArcrIoN SALES.
TRgsTEEss' SALE BRICK pWELhING

i.-A ! LII =. ST! Ton * CO., ,Auctloneers.
Successors to Ratciiffe, Darr Il Co.
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FOR ssALE-Dne uuutie carnage har-
ness. tie COutlc buggy harness, Sl4.5o;
one SILVER noun ed bIougham harness at
Il bargain GEEhJILLEK' > uAitNESS
FACTORY, 6i1 La ave, horse ilauEcls
from 12C. up. nC2l-3t
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FOR SALE -Sorrel horse; seven years
oiu; shapely: well broken. speedy and
sound; exceptionally fine horse FOR doc
tor, family use or buggy. Inquire Room
lao Loan X Trust Bldg. no2l-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-At 927 j ST. NV, horses,
carriages, burgies, and wagons; ali
slyies; ~ 30 and 81 per day. no19-tf
FOR HIRE-To druipuners and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton. 81 90
and 81 per day. Apply to the REX STA
BLES. rear OF 6lo L st Ew.: telephone CALL
los my16-tf
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FOR SALE-6-vear-ul mare; sOdnd:
good driver; cheap. Address sl9 13th
st. ne. nO2l-3t-em
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Fox :sALE-Jne blg surrci mare and
COLI ny her SIDE. by Potomac Chief,
have no place for her. VIII trace 10. good
work hoIse: als o :evcral o;her horses. also
one q OF mule, cheap. Apply 10 JOSEPH
BISHOP, fore man, for W ii. TenEey *
" Sons SIatles, No. 1868 3lst TT. NV.
Tt.r2-
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FOR SALE

/, u L. > SALE.-LarEe sIZe nas lUnal cash
rti!s Cr VIII sell cnCap. c a SHEEHY
x CO. i24 9Th st. NV nC21-3t
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FOR SALE-MiSCELL NEOUS.

FOR SALE-Cheap. "A fine bay mare.
a., t..,r,iI-t 4 NV. nu1a-ut,cm
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A s. cAYwooD. ssj sth St N W
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Times
Real Estate
Bureau
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTHWEST.

S27 7.6OO-lTTH ST. NV ,NEARQ-1-2
square from car line brick; four stories
ana bisement, - rooms and baths; under
easy. 1851
&2O.OOO-L ST NW., BET. 14TH
AND l5TH-Brick: 5 stories and base
meiit, Rooms and 3 baths; steam heat; lot
2oNl39, under rent OF 500 per month.
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PoSTOFFICE NOTICE.

nol 8 6t-d&ds. exsuandno26
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DR.. Ledthermdn,
FOR RENT-STABLES.


FOR RENT-Stable; So per month.
Apply 10 ". II. WILLS, 3l2 Indiana
ave. no23-3t
FOR HENT-Private stable, NV, in
rear OF 1924 l St, with all mod. imps.
Inquire at 1924 l st. NV. no2l Stem
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FOR SALE-Wheat and screenings,
.....-...-.. I.--dm,. DrI-l,. So. 3
chicken feed 1914 Pa. ave. 1t
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FOR SALE-FTom marshal sale, a |
lot of double barrel shotguns of finest |
make; also American guitars, manduiins |
and banjos; at half price. JULIUS |
COHEN, llO4 Tth st. NV. noll-tf
FOR SALE-LcTt to be solu-HorseS,
wagons. .bugGIes, ,Surrey Us. .cuupes. brough- |
ans, Nictorias, Sleighs. harness: also horses
and wagons for hire or sale; nothing in reason
refused. 927 ID st. nv. no9-l mem
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-15

see the money that Carson had given
the druggist When presented to the
sheriff for his inspection. he informed
Sharp that the bill was a clever coun-
terfeit. The sheriff at once informed
the government authorities OF his dis
covery, who arrived that day. and after
a brief consultation II was thought best
10 DEFER an arrest for the present, think
ing they might be able to get the entire
gang. The Carsons. through some con-
federate, got wind OF the intentions OF
the officers and at once fed and their
whereabouts remained unknown. A
search OF the cabin by the officers was
made, but nothing was revealed which
would In any way assist the officers in
their endeavor.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-15
ATTEMPTED POISONING.
Told by Mrs. McArter, "A widow Liyin.
Mt Indiananolis

Mt indianapolis.
Brice McArter, a wealthy gentle
man OF indianapolis, Ind, died very
suddenly last June, and there was much
surprise over charge of the widow
that her husband had been poisoned
by former member OF the family. An
autopsy showed death from natural
causes. and the story was soon passed
and forgotten. Recently the widow
has renewed her accusations, even as
sorting that milkmen, grocers and 9TH
ers have been bribed to mix poison
with supplies furnished the family,
and In her hallucination she endeavors
to criminate minister as concerned
with the plot of determination. She
tried to employ a chemist to make an
analysis of butter and other family
supplies which she claimed had been
dosed with poison, but the doctor was
satisfied that the lady is mistaken, and
declined the task. Mr.. McArter's
neighbors never have taken the
slightest belief in her theory of pois-
oning, and they are unable to account
for her peculiar conduct Mrs. McArter
at the time of the death of her husband
claimed that someone had sQuirted
poison on him with a syringe.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-15
Claimed Damage. for His Scalp.

Some strange and peculiar claims are
sometimes submitted to congress, but
about the queerest claim was once in
troduced by Senator Plumb of Kansas
late in the '70s or early in 1880. 1t was
for $4,000 damages sustained by a man
who had lost his scalp at the hands Of
hostile Indians. The claim was based
on the plea that the Indians were the
wards of the government and the gov
eminent was responsible for their acts.
The governments wards had taken his
scalp and he considered warrant for
$4,000 the only effective poultice for his
wounded feelings. or course the bill
was never acted on. Ii was thrown out
because 1t would have opened an &C
count with the government for every
man who had ever suffered damages at
the hands of the redskins.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-15
An Antarctic Boom.

A sort of boom in antarctic explora-
ton is developing in London. where a
syndicate has just been formed to send
whale and seal fishing expedition on
two steam whalers of about 400 tons.
while a smaller whaler will accompany
them and take a small scientific party
under the guidance of Borchgrevink.
the explorer. Peary's late companion,
Astrup, is also expected to be included
in the party. which will be landed at
Cape Adare or Coulman island. A like
expedition is being fitted out at LEIGH,
and the most interesting matter is ex-
pected to be collected as a result OF
these researches.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-15
Bourcet on American Women.

The famous novelist, Paul Bourget,
IN writing his impressions OF America,
saws the New York Times. seems to
have had the woman question constant
" before his mind. The supremacy of
our sex in America strikes him with
SURPRISE and admiration; woman here
Is even more tnan mans equal. The
reason for this, he finds, Is chiefly the
fact that in this country intellect pre-
dominates over emotion. Love with an
American girl is secondary thing.
She can meet men. study with them and
work with them without allowing ro-
mantle dreams on her side or passion
ate wishes on theirs TO interfere with
good fellowship. An American maiden,
unlike those OF other countries, Is, IL
ANYTHING. loath to marry, and very sell
dom cares to give up her freedom until
che &c Ok or more. This is partly be-
causo parents are careful to provide for
choir daughters, so that marriage be-
comes a matter Of choice. not Of neces-
si,v Consequently. when our girls are
,,,arr;ed their characters are formed;
chow know their own minds and make
Cor better housewives than those Of
other countries. SO, at least, thinks
M. Bourget.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-15
JOSIE DIDN'T SAVE HIM.
X. l.. Reade Divorced from the Mans
field Woman.


Josephine Mansfield the notorious
has again been brought into public
view. She was married to Robert Liv-
ingstone Reade, wealthy New Yorker
in st. Georges church, Hanover square,
London, on Oct. s, 1891. They were di-
vorced the other day in Paris. The de-
cree was given the woman. Reade first
met Josephine at Carlsbad in the sum-
mer of 1891. He was there with his
mother. Mrs. Robert Reade, who was
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Levi p. Nor
ton, also visitor at Carlsbad with her
two daughters. Josie Mansfield called
herself Mrs. Frank Lawlor-the name
of her first husband-and despite her
age was a belle in the famous watering
place, and constantly surrounded by
hosts of admirers. Reade fell victim
TO the charms which had captivated
James Fisk, Jr., and besought Mrs.
Lawlor to marry him, but she was not
so easily won. She told Reade to go
home and sleep on his proposal, and
then take time to consider ii carefully.
She was sure, she said, that these pre-
cautions must cure him. Reade went
back TO New York, but on the way