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A SCOld From "Ouida."

"Ouida" rarely writes anything that
is not worth reading, although of late
she has become something of a scold.
In last months number of the 'Nine-
teenth Century" she has an article on
The Ugliness of Modern Life in
which she scores the degeneracy of
modern architecture, especially in the
streets and homes of the modern city.
Turning from this she speaks of ''the
restlessness and dissatisfaction which
make the wealthy class fit from conti-
nent to continent, from capital to capi-
tai, from one pleasure-place to another,
from the yacht to the rouge-et-noir
tables. in an endless gyration which
yields but little pleasure" Speaking of
the travels of tourists and the way they
offend, she says: 'Zermatt, so late a
virgin stronghold of the higher Alps,
is now a mere cockney excursion, and
sixty thousand trippers invade its soli-
tude every summer, plodding like
camels in a string, vexing the air with
inane noises to which the bray of mules
were music, incapable even of being 81
lent and ashamed. The funicular rail-
ways are running the whole of the Swiss
Alps, and there gather on the SUBMITS
troops or gaping Slgnt-SeefS, 20 NnOH
the solemnity of the Gletsch Alps or the
virginity of the Jungfrau are of no ac-
count" From the foregoing it is evi-
dent that "Ouida" is not losing the
vigor of her style, which is so testified
to by this: 1.-The chief creation of mod
ern life is the cad. He is an exclusively
modern manufacture. The poorest
slave in Hellas, the meanest fellah in
Egypt, was a gentleman beside him.
The cad is the blossom and fruit of
what we are told is an age of culture.
The helot of Greece, the gladiator of
Rome, the swash-buckler of medieval
Europe nay, the mere pander of Eliza
bethan England, were dignity, purity,
courage in person beside the cad of
these last years of the nineteenth cen
tury." Strong language.
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hardly think said the LAWYER
that you can get separation from your
wife on account of her making a prac-
tice OF throwing things at the dog. y
But, great Caesar. mister,' said the
man with the haggard look and the
black eye, nigh every time she throws
at the dog she hits me.''
The record-union., 1896-05-10

He-Why do you like the Wagnerian
operas SO much better than those of the
Italian school?
She-Oh, Wagner operas make so
much noise that you can talk all you
like through the performance and no.
body can hear you.-Somerville Journal
The record-union., 1896-05-10

Husband-Why do you pay the news
papers at advertising rates to exagger-
ate the success of our party, Helen? 1t
was colorless affair, and some of our
guests seemed really miserable.
Wife-So many sent regrets and
stayed away, dear; I want to make
them feel miserable toO.-New York
Truth
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One of the Best.

(From the Williams "Transcript.'O
The Sunday edition of the Sacra-
mento Record Union is one of the
The telegraphic service is complete and
reliable. Facts in a condensed form,
and not pages Of rot, are given.
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The Leading Paper Of the In
terror Of California
The pioneer journal,

The pioneer journal,
which, from early
years in the history of
the coast, has main
tanned THE FRONT
RANK OF JOURNAL
ISM, having every
news facility with the
San Francisco leading
dailies, and sustaining
the fullest public conf
dence.
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Mr.. Wallace-It seems to me that if
ever a bachelor realized his unhappy
lot it must be when he is in bed sick.
Mrs. Wallace-Yes There is a great
difference between a hired nurse and
wife If he goes to throwing the medi-
cine bottles and things at the nurse
when she happens to hurt his rheuma
tism she will leave.-Cincinnati En-
OIiror
The record-union., 1896-05-10

The Minor Chord" by J. Mitchell
Chapple. had brisk sale when issued
because 1t was supposed to be largely
biographical of prominent prima
donna. In England it has even larger
The record-union., 1896-05-10

The Outlook" Company has ar
ranged with Justin Mccarthy, the his
torian, novelist ana political leader, to
write for publication in ''The Outlook. .
a popular life of the Right Hon. Will
lam E. Gladstone. Mr.. Mccarthy has
had an intimate personal and political
acquaintance with Mr.. Gladstone for
many years, and is peculiarly fitted to
The record-union., 1896-05-10

"Gunton's Magazine" for May has
these papers: "England's Return to
Protection, Credit Associations in Ger
many, "A Proposed Clearing house
Currency" Farm Prices Not Made
Abroad" Greater New York" AN In
dustrial Crisis" Specialization OF
Function in Women" Our American
Proletariat," Political Revolution OF
the South" "Non-Partisanship a Mu-
nicipal Necessity" Editorial Crucible -
Leading Events of the Month";" Econ
omics in the Magazines" Book Re-
views" What Others Think of U.s.
New York: The Political Science Pub
fishing Company, Union Square.
The record-union., 1896-05-10

The North American Review" (New
York; for May has these papers: THE
Engineer in Naval Warfare" by Com
modore George w. Melville, Engineer
inChief of the United States Navy; w.
S. Aldrich, Professor of Mechanical
Engineering in the University of West
Virginia; Ira n. Hollis, Professor of
Engineering in Harvard University
Gardiner c. Sims, of the American So
ciety of Mechanical Engineers. and
George Uhler. President of the Marine
Engineers Beneficial Association:
Mars and It's Inhabitants" Camille
Flammarion; Men Who Might Have
Been Presidents" Joseph NJ. Rogers:
The Old Testament Not a Milestone. -
Rev. DR.. George Coulson Workman:
Western Feeling Towards the East -
Senator Allen of Nebraska; THE United
States and Great Britain: A Reply TO
Mr.. David A. Wells" Mayo w. Hazel
tine; Wild Traits in Tame Animals
W DR.. Louis Robinson; "The Micro
seopical Study of Living Matter"
Charles Sedgwick Minot; ''The Future
Life and the Condition of Man There
in-V., Rt. Hon. W. f. Gladstone.
Constitutional Suffrage for Women, I"
w. 5. Harwood: Great Britains Serv-
ice to Civilization" Captain A. s.
Crowninshield. U. S. N; ''Methodism and
the General Conference" Rev. F. c.
lglehart d, d.; "The Agricultural
Problem" NJ. B. Morton.
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WA NTED-By Young man Of ., p0-
sitIOn % any kind. have years eX-
perience rs clerk; can fur good refs. Adj
dress b. T.. this office. fe4-si en-
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FOR SALE-sToREs

FOR SALE-one OF the Oldest estab.
hshed corner groceries in Sc: will sell
cheap if sold at once. 11th ST. and s. c.
ave. Sc fe4-3t
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RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
'ATION CORNEp OF SIXTH AND g
STREETS

In Effect january 9. Ss6-
1910 a. Ia, i'ENNS y LIZ ANA LINZ
TfED.-PIltnan Sleeping, Dining, Smok
ing ana Observation Cars, Harrisburg
10 Chicago. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Sc
LOUIS. Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car tC Harrisburg.
CO.3O a. NJ. FAST LlNE.-Pulltnan
and Dining Cars. Harrisburg to Pittsburg.
$40 p. nj. Chicago AND ST. LOUIS
to HarriSbGrg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg TO st. Louis, Cincinnati. Louis
vile and Chicago.
T.IO p. N. WESTERN EXPRESS.
harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining Car 10
-.I1P p. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
Pres S,-Pullman Sleeping and Dining
Cars 10 ST. Louis, and Sleeping Car,
Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
lo.AO p. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS
kocnes1eT aud Niagara Falls. daily. e1.
cept SUNDAY
1850 "A. NJ. for Elmira and Renova,
uany, except sunday, For WiIIianspors
daily, $40 p. IN
Buffalo ana Niagara FANS. daily, except
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
to Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo.
1oAot Fl n iGT Nia BAG CARA sga
sleeping Car Washington to Eiinira.
For fhiadeipni1: hsss New York anu the
@i2a f}al Mbaly eSififFEnSSl9NAL al FaFisT GSAI.
with pinng nfani Car from ri Bat5moFs in RegG
and 11.oo Dining Car from from
Wlaninggt4Gn Sga g4S % A. 90, M, and 12i45s is slS
on Sunday. .05 dining Carr. TO, 90,
1905 dining Carr, Il 100 lDiniHg Car
from Wilmington A NJ, 1915. 5.I5.
PhiIadelDhia only, Fast Express, 7.50
A. NJ Wee ek-dayS; Express, II. 10 week
DAYS, 2.oI and 5:4o T 81; dai,y. For
days, aud s.15 r. NJ: daily
M, 1915, 12.45, 2.01, 3.15, 3. 40, (4:0O
Iiinited), 40. 4.36, $40, eos, $40,
10, 1000. 1910, l1-15, and II .s5
zoos. 1880, 100 a. NJ, 1915, i.i6,
$40. sos, $40. 7.lo. 1000. 1910
For Pope' 5 creek Line. 7.20 e. m. and 4ss
p. M. daily, except 1 sunday: n
Ey days. s 5 90 a. m. and $50 p. m. o1A
Atlantic Coast Line. r lorida SpecIaP'
for Jacksonville and ST. Augustine, / 10.4s
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.30 A. IA,
546P. NJ, daily. Richmond and Atlanta,
$40 7. NJ, daily. Rici mond only. 1857
daily, and AZ p m. weekdays
For Alexandriii, 4.30, 6.35, 7.45, $40.
$50, 425, 800. 5.37, els, s.O2, 10. 10:
and / 1.39 p. M. On sunday at4.30, z 40,
e45 q. M, 2-46, 6.lo, S.02 and TO- 10
Leave Alexandria for Washington, COZ.
6 43, 90, 500. 8 10, 1915, 10.2S a. m.
100, 2.15, S,00' 90 81 Si2ss 200. @ 5,s9. SIS.
On sunday at 6.43, 9.10. 1928 a. M.
| 2.lb, o.aU. 200, 7.20. $40 and 1862
d. m.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
| streets and at the station, Sixth and ID
| streets, Where orders can be left for the
| checking OF baggage TO destination from
| hotels and residences
8. NJ. PREV OST, J.R. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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MRS. BrUKLEY DIVORCED.
Husband Fieured int the story of Mrs.
slack and Children.

Husband Fieured IN the story of Mrs.
slack and Children.
Emily r. Hulklry was yesterday granted
O divorce from Barry Bulklcy WHO WIS
formerly "A teacher IN the Emerson Inst-
tutc, tnt res gHcd when the disclosures
concerning him developed ia the suit over
the custody II tie iate william Slack's
children.
The papers IN the divorce suit are with
hcld froIa publication but the facts have
become generally known. Mrs. Bulkley
had been living apart from her husband
FOR several years, tut only brought suit
fordivorcc when the.c cause wasfnade public.
Mr.. BUklcy Was one Of the dinner party
at Hargey's, where Mrs. Slack, with many
others. are alleged To have taken too much
wine. They then went to Mrs. Slack's
home tifc story runs, ana Mir. Bulkley
spout tne night in MrS. Slack's room.
Hr explained this by saying he was too
drank 10 know what ne was doing and
went in there 10y mistake. Mrs. Slack
stated that he was helpless and she left
him there tul he could sober up. This
construction Of the facts was more chari-
table than that put upon them by the ser
wants. Judge Hagner found in tie evil
dence locked up in the safe Of the District
supreme court sufficient proof to warrant
giving Mrs. Bulkley her freedom.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS-By special act of Congress
the United States government was au-
ington photographer, at an expense OF
5000, his collection OF photographs OF
civil war. these photographs depicting the
glory OF American heroism are produced
for first time by authority of War Depart
ment together with concise, thrilling and
luminous accounts by generals OF both sides;
this production of war literature is the only
impartial, authentic and authoritatively il
Illustrated work OF this great conflict extant!
Asa money maker it smaShes all records.
w. S. KITCHENS, 43Q-zttk ST. NV. 1t
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PROPOSALS..
PRoPosALs for suppIIts

PR0POS AIS for supplies for The
Navy Yarn, v ashingtOn, a.. C---J.sna-
try a. isSS.-Scaird proposals, cnGnfscd
Proposals far Supplies FOR the Navy yard,
Washington. % . O., 10 lC CIfHCd February
IA 1886. :, SyiliiC received 1I n e fBu lCsiu OF
Supplies ana Accounts. Navy Department
Washington, %. -. yntil = O'cpck nCoh,
FEBRUARY II. 1856. ard pUblsCiy Opened
Immediately thereafter 10 furnish at the
Navy yard washington. ID. Ca Guantity
bf lunaiycr, l.aUlWare, tOe:S, iiics- waste ana
ucel fOrglnEs. The articles muSt conform
20 the Navy standard and piss tie usual
naval inspection. Blank proposals VIII be
furnished lilion applicatfen ia the Navy
Yard, " asitIngton, DC The attention or
manufacturer and dealers is invited. lie
bids, All Ctl.rv ttifEs being Cgu"i. decided
hy lot. The drTariuscr-s reserves llie flEht
fO waive deItgtS or tp reject any CT ais bids
n0tdecncd acknowledgement iLCt government
EDWIN STEWART. Paymastcr General.
Al = fcis5-S-1 2-4t
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OF the license goes into effect at once, and in
addition fine of $40 is imposed.
The funeral of Miss lisa Henry took place
from her late home on Duke street yesterday
morning. Rev. Theron H. Rice conducted
the fun eral services and the interment was in
the Methodist cemetery. The pallbearers
were Elmer Tirnberman, Guy Mander, VIII
+. Caine, Walter Ballinger, Julian Williams
and Robert Downham.
Miss Bessie Janney was buried in Ivy Hill
Cemetery yesterday evening. Rev. Theron
III Rlce conducted the services.
The morning times., 1896-02-05
Auction Sales
THos- nOWLING. .AacllonecT.


1KUel r.r.'s- S-l l. or 4 VERY NAIA'A.
BLEAND MODERN IMPkOk Elg FpIh
STORY A-RGOM BRICK DIV ELi.iAn,
NO. 1T7 y st. X. w, LOT 22Ni 3o.S
TO 1r-FOOT ALLEY.
by virtue O. 4 Gted OF trust, dated 5uiy
Z, sS3. and dolly recorded ia Ii! er - 30.
Polio 24l ct sec, uf q C land records ot
the District OF Columbia. and lay direction
Of the party secured thereby, ana hy an
thOrity OF an order Of the supreme Court
Df the District ~ Columbia passed an Jant-
ify 2S. $50 IN cause of The Hcurich
Brewing Company. rs. Maysc ct al,
numbered 5Gf2. in equity, the under
signed trustees VIII sell al public aJd:ou.
IN front OF the premises on tt ESDAA,
February /. s,A6 a. $500 'clCCS let lciic ed
;. in the suI -iiVlsion OF original lot No.
2. in sQuarr 5sH. tCrciEer with iLc iiil-
pFOvenieutS tEcrcoH, ls above uescrthed.
Sold sjstsH,at-t To 4 trust 81 : - 20 aue
July .. 1855. AT Icr cent; iiaiantc or
purchase money, One-baE cash, residue IN
one and two Ec3rs, secured 10y a tIusl CA
the prenH.or. so "a Wlfh interest al g per
cent. dCICsit OF $50 required 81 t!nie
Of sale. sac 10 90 closed E ten GSys or
prOperty will Ie lcSOId n risk aEd cost OF
defaulting purchaser. An iaNcs pa1o 10
January ]. ls96-
FRANK J.. CALHOUN, residence, Ken
Iingtun, Md
JOHN c. BENTON, residence, Bcitsviiie,
Nd, Trustees
fel ,5,S.II-4f
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FOR RENTERS T 81. NV, large.
handsomely fur. rooms, 2d floor. en-
Suit" pr single. Tel-1tpn
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SF'FCIaT. NOTICES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

b. l.. HAYS prints a neat buSine
card Tor 81 per LOCO. 1921 NJ 5
ne 81. -
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE pair Thoroughly welI
broken and matched Kentucky horses;
also one trap and one phaeton; all in coed
conditions. Apply at Government Stables
between Goth and 2lst, and l. ard NJ sis, or
Tepot Quartermaster's Office, war De-
rart'"enr Rutlding. fab5ot
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOH RENT Cheap, large 2d-siory
rooms li'r., with or without beard.
Address 1921 COrcoran st. Item
FOR RENT-Unfur.. for housekeeping,
two bright rooms; bath and gas; ST.
1439 st. sw. f4-4ten
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EDUCATIONAL.

MUSIC lessons given by Mr.. and Mrs.
NaeCker; piano, violin, ard cornet
Address LUDWIG NAECKER, 723 9TH St
Sc. Ja16-1mo
wIMODAUGHS Glasses. 1928
/ ST. NV, beginning NoYember-Short.
hand, dictation and sypewriting, Mrs. Bald
win, of Business High School; bookkeeping.
etc. ADA L. SMITH Supt.
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PERSONALS.

DIR. TAYLOR. 900 F st. nv, makes
full sets OF teeth for SO, satisfa ctioD
guaranteed, teeth extracted without pain
gold Filling, 81, amalgam. 60c. seI-tf
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LOST.
STOLEN.

FIVE DOLLARS REV RD--
A reward OF five dollars will be paid
for any information that will lead to the
stole from the neighborhood of L and 7th
SITS. ne. bantam rooster. j. MALEY,
110S 7th st. ne. 1t
The morning times., 1896-02-05

W Ax1'RcD Piano players. get the
son lodD March" toy Reynolds, at
WHITES. 935 i 81; most brilliant two
step tHIS season. f47t.ein
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wAsrED-posrAeE STAMPS.

and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given. Il. /. DUNKHORST,
10ob Tth st. NV de22-tf
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WA NTED-A neat young lady wants
Il position rs nurse. companion 10 az
eIder.y lady or housekecper. net ahle to
do drudgery; good home with Kind people
sought more than wages Address MISS
\ ms cTfice Item
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FOR RENT-215 y st. NV, two nicely
furu shed communicating rooms, first
floor front paSOua l,lc. fe3-ct
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FOR SALE-Garfield Pl rmacy. cor.
18th and | sts. NV, city, at public
auction, at the premises, Saturday. Feb
s, 1896, at Al 3 o'clock p: IN. JOHN C.
CHANEY. assignee, 800 st. NV.
ia3l-Stem
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FOR SALE-Four-room brick: S7G0:
in good condition; near brewery: sc.
Address a O.. BROWN, this office. 1t
The morning times., 1896-02-05

A ATTENTION Investors! Patents de-
veloped, PROMOTED and sold, extended
facilities for the enlistment of capital.
PATENTS this office. feb st
The morning times., 1896-02-05

ANTED-By youBgCo orcd girl place
to DO general EoGScwOrk: good ref;
small family. Address LIZZIE BUTLER,
413 rear RIGGS ST. 1t
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-HoUSES.
FOR SALE-New roll-top desk. SIS;
snap IT, nnick. ~ 8 5th ST. ne Item
FOR SALE, Rent or Exchange-New
frame house; cellar; water: one or more
acres. b. & p. K. R., Room z, $50 F st. NV.
fe2-Tt
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MI AN, poor mani Do you know snod
tning when you see il? We sell spien-
did custom nade suits and OyercGats, the
least bit worn, at figures that are low.
JITSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9 ID st. NY.
FnA
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w NTED-To buy one four wheel
cab aud one two wheel cab On time.
Call after 1. 2l.T ii ~. NV fe4-3t
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w e NTEu- reSppct8ble cOlJrcd
gifl, any kind of huusewnTk- Call or
address, Tor three da y. ll45 Burdcu'S
court ii-eru
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w - ETED For cash, Gruccry. proviS-
ion ana liquor store, or without liquors,
in northwest Section: must be snap and
bow rent. Address THREE TEAS, ihis Of
flee. fe32t-e
The morning times., 1896-02-05

w a nj EGD-EyeTy che 40 know that
AcSlCBu EurCka VIII cure rheumatism,
al 1921 Pa. ave NV, over SChm!df'S Bird
Store fe2-7t
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WA FTED-by yoanG girl pace rs
cIambcrmaid; good ref. Address
Al ICE BRANSON, 413 rear RIGGS 81.
The morning times., 1896-02-05

wARTED-By a young married man:
rDbust. strong common school eCluCa
tion 4 situation where he could learn
some business. Address HUSTLER. this
offic,. fe1-Tt
The morning times., 1896-02-05

MONEY 10 Ioan at 3 and 6 per cent on
DistTicL of Columbia realty; no delay II
security is satisfa ctory.
WALTER H. ACKER, 7o4 18th Nv.
--21
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w NTED-By young lady, goou seam
stress understands drcSSnidEine, q
situation IN II private faniiiy, "a cents pei
day 2tUb J. 2tH -. nw. Item
The morning times., 1896-02-05

ANTED-Theloan Of Ss, ,Oo0 on first.
class inside property; no agents. 70S
10Th st se12-tf
The morning times., 1896-02-05

=, ~ -. - L1E.- t-4e''ii, tiCE "a Il AKA res
of an old -eSta blshed meat and provision
store: long lease. Inquire 713 r st. NV.
fnE
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w s. ANTED-Sitaasi0n Is coed grocery
clerk meat cater ard salesman; best
of reference. AdesTess I. Il. ", This office.
fe3-3t
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WA n TED To i,ay a ur 5-room cot
taSe ut CUblnial Beach, Va; taast hc a
fst-2t-tFn
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FOR SALE SiX-room house ard lot
0n Il. " O. K. r.; elec, ric railroad now
ia prcccss; good water; sHitab!e FOR any
Que Baymg business IN cftt; cheap, II sod
For par icularS address l.. II. STANDS.
HyattSviIle Md Gcfi-3t
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90 grIlerai housework in small family:
good refs. Address MOORE, 141o n ]. ave.
The morning times., 1896-02-05

- =, = tSec.s. - Always at home
aud will give your life from cradle 20
grave Card csc, trance, 50c. 324 f.
Capitol st. le o-ot
The morning times., 1896-02-05

FOR ExCHANGE Large build
ing lot for small house at Mount Pleas
ant or lexington. OWNER, this office
feb4-5t-em
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CRA III S Unrivaled Family Auas OF
Inc World for 1896, just out; large 4to.;
4S2 pages. clearly printed ON fine paper; re-
piete with handsomely eXccut ed maps ana
illusi tons; 81 read eDCyclope dla oil history,
eeogra phy, ,statiSt les, aud politicsup todate;
every point ON the globe can be located he
tween its covers; Just the thing Tor school
reference; accurate, complete, attractlVet
iudeXed; haDG-bound; nd;lPecommended by the
clergy, press, and pEefessionai men and
business men, For prices and ali parilcu-
larSaddress 5. i. H.. ibis qlflce tenn
ATTENTION Investors! Patents de-
yeloped, promoted and sold; eXtenGed
facilities for the enlistment OF canltaI.
PATENTS. this office. fe4-3 st
so CENTS down. new credit system;
banquet lamps, rugs pnrtteres, lace cur
tatns, table linen, clocks. sitverWare, decora-
ted dinner and toiIea2sets, blankets, COM
forts, family and teachers Bibles, etc: send
postal will bring samples. NORTHE EAST
CREDIT HOUSE, 12aoiH st. me-; open till
D. IN. - fed I'm
PORK sausage, puckwBeat cakes, coffee,
10c. MONKS, S31 E st. NV.
fe1 -5t
CA NCERS cured without the knife;
ample references. Sanitariun, 500 @
st. NV. CHARLES ALLEN, NJ. d.
no2o.3mo
JUS'r received; fine lot young Gu
ban parrots, guaranteed TO talk; also
monkeys, cauaries, knocking birds, gold iish:
dogs, and fancy pigeons. SCHMlD'S, 7l2
9th st. NV, branch 1921 Pa. ave.
myi0-te
GUNS. rifles, revolvers, loading tools,
hunters outfits, watches. jeweiry.
guitars, violins, baRjos, mandolins, at about
one-half regular dealers prices, at PAWN
SHOP. No. 0o9 E st. NV. oc1-6mo
The morning times., 1896-02-05

WA ANTEU-l,lstce as cook py settled
woman. ~ washing. viii stay nights
or GO in country. Address 622 ST. NV
Item
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FOUND.

FOUND-Blaek spaniel dog, Thgrs-
day last. Address 72 III ST. NV.
The morning times., 1896-02-05

RCED ~ Wei ducated lady, en-
YV.On,-S 10 address, copying CT writing
or any kind, To do az home, satisfaction
guaranteed. Address X. :. e, this Office.
lite
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w a NTED-A place rs chanIberinaid
or nu rse, or washing 10 take at home
Cali or address 2O5 Reeves st. NV fe5-2t
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FOR Lks-Best maxi OF ihcubators.
broOders and fresh gteen bone; call
and see the iucubaturs III working order
Schmid's Bird and Pet Annual Stores. Gl2
9Th st. nv. aud l22l Pa. ave.
oc6-If
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Lots--S lots at a sacri-
fiGe. in Pierre, capital of South Dakota.
Address II. S. $, this office. fe5-3t
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w a ANTED-Carpets and rugs to clean;
c1i1rs restored equal TO new Dy our
process; terms reasonable; satisfaction guar
apntced Address w. D. MJNDAY. 635
r st NV fe2-1nl0
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w HTED-By eolored woman, place
as chauiDcrIna 80 or assist round house.
Address I FENRY, 2}5 I'd ne Item
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FOB SALE or exchange-Neyy Groom
brick. for suburban lots; must be clear.
EASTEkDAY u HALDEMAN, 6I7 ttn 81
feb5-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LA NDS wanted in ex-
change for valuable invention: Just
patented. Address 1242 32d st. feb5-3t
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w a NTED-By white woman,
pace iS cook and help in the house
vgorR, no washing or ironing. Address ;.
B. this Office. ici-3t
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CnME try our ftrst-class 10, Is, ana
25c. meals: catered by the week or
month $50 lOth St NV. 1i-t.tm
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wANTED-ROOMS.

va NTED-By lady. with little boy,
Cheap unfur. room; light and heat: for
light housekeeping. Address 4. ", this
office. IL
WANTED or rooms in NV, bet.
n. J. ave. and 7th ST.. for light house
keeping: convenient to Metropolitan and
Columbia car lines; pay in advance, Ad-
dress H. w. g.. this office. fe5-3t
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PERSON AIS.

DANCING taught privately, 81 any
hour; daily to 8 p. M; class, S3 Tor
eight lessons; lady teachers; private resi-
dence: refs. Address QUICK METHOD,
tHic oTfiop. .We5-1t
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wa NTED-Washin and ironing by
Mrs Maggie Green. 932 Hines Court,
bet. ! and X aud 81 aud it'll SIS. NV.