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The morning times., 1896-03-17
Southern Railway.
(PIEDMoNT AIR LINE.)
Cschcda:e in effect Jan. 6, 1sse.)

An trains arrive and leave at PennsyIva,
MIA passenger station.
. q. m Daily, local for Danyille Connects
at Manassas Tor StraSburg. daily. except
sunoay; ana at Lynchburg with the Nor
folk and Western. daily. ard with fac CTbas-
Rpeake and Ohio, daily for the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge
l1.l5 a. m. Daily, the UNITED STATES
tASI MAIL; carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers, New York and Washington 10 Jackson
vile, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper Tor augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
New ! ORR 60 New y, Orleans, via Mont gomery.
connecting a Atlanta with Pullman Sleep
eTs for Birlnir CHAM. Memphis and ST. Iouis
4:Ol ?; m Local for Front Royal. River
Ton 4no Sifasii5GTE. q1ally except sunday.
FLORIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED. Pull PniI,
man Compartment ana Observation sire,,inc t',
cars New York 10 ST. Augustine PuIlna =
drawlng-rOom sleepers New YORK 10 Tamns
and Augusta. !esllbuled day coach WASH,
lngton 10 81. Augustine. and DINING CIR
Salisbury TO 4. Augustine.
I0:43 p. m.-Daiiy, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWESTERA NESTIBULED. LINZ
TIED, composed OF Pullman Ycstibnled
Pullman sleeperS New York 10 ASheylIIa
end Hot springs n. c, and New York 10
Memphis, via Birmingham. New YORK Ia
New ,orleaaS wa Atlanta and Mont gomery,
kesubuled day coach. Washington 10 al
ianta. southern Railway dining car, Greens
TRAINS oN WASHINGTON Ann
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington OF a
a.. daily and 4.l5 p. IN; daily, except Sun
DAY anu 90 y. ~. Sundays only. for Round
Hill. 4.32 j.. In. daily. except Sgp'iaT ~ -
leesburg. and G.25 p. m. daily for HcT1ilno.
Returning. arrive AT Washington S-1f . ~
aud 3.OO y. M cally, from Round Hi and
: :o6 q. m. daily, except Sunday from H@rTs.
don. ana e.S4 a. IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
from Lecsburg.
Through trains from The South arrive ot
Washington 6-42 a. M. 8 As q. m .. 9o n
m. and 8 40 y. M. daily. Manassas diyiS.
ION, l0.OO a. Bl., oailY, except Sunday ana
$40 q. IN, daily, from CharlottesyiIIe
Tickets. sleeping car reservation and in.
formation furnished al offices. 81 Il ana 400
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. and at PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Passenger Station.
w. Ii. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
NJ. GULF, Traffic Manager
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
J.. 6. BROWN. Gen. Ag't Pass. Don't.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND d
sTREETr.
In Effect Jarunry 6, 1890


1890 n. M. PENNSYLVANIA LIM
1TED--PuilIIlan Sleeping, Dining. snsnA-
ing and Observation cars, HafrlsDuEB
TO Chicago. CINCINNATI, InSlaiiapons. 81.
Louis Cleveland, and Tolcdo. BuHet
Parlor Car 10 Harrisburg,
1880 a IA. PAST IlNE.-fniini&h
Buffet Parlef Car 10 Harrisburg. ParioE
and Dining Cars. Harrisburg TO PIuSh4Eg;
$40 p "a. P,,ef>i AID S:ibT GTt9 taP
20 HarTisBurE. Sleeping and DINING ta-s
Harrisburg TO ST louis. Cincinnati LOUIS
10 A. nj. WESTERN EXPRESs.-
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago ana
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining car 10
30 p. RI. SOUTHWESTERN EX-
kESS-PUilnlsR Sleeping and Dining
Cars 10 81. LOUIS. and Sleeping Car.
1O.A0 r. n, iAClFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car TO Pittsburg.
G.6O a. nj. Tor Kane, Canandai iEua.
Rohcester ana niagara Falls, daily. ex-
cept SUNDAY.
1890 a. nj. Tor Elnlira anu Renova.
daily, except Sunday. For WiliamsDort.
FLOP. 81. FOR Williamsport, Rochester.
Buffalo and AiaGara Falls, daily. except
Saturday, with Sleeping. Car Washington
10 Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo
IO.4O z. M. for Erie, CanandaiSua
Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara Falls
daily. SlcepinEcar Washington to Eimra.
For philadelphia, New York and the
East
400 oP. In. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
ITED-'-Daily. all Parlor Cars, with
Dining Car from Baltmore; "a kegalar r., at
fng Car, 1905 dining Carr and l. 90
DINING Car from Wilmington A. NJ,
1916, 3l5, A:2O, {. 40, 1000 and IL 80
p. M. ON sunday. 7:o5 Timing Carr.
7:2O. 500. 1905 dining Carr, IL 900
DINING car from Wilmington A NJ. 2:ib,
8:l5. q 20. $40. 1000 and 1895 + M.
For PHILADELPHIA only. Fast Express. 4 90
DAYS, 2.oi and S.z6 90. T ; y n daily Fer For
For BaltimorC. G.25. : .05. 20, 7.5O. 9 90
1890. 1905, 10 80. IL 90 ana il 30 A
ilnited5 $40. 4.;iG, 5 20. 6.G5. go.
7Io. 1000. 10 40, l.i5, and II a5
10.Ob, IU.a". / 90 a NJ, l2lb. Il5,
POI. 3.l5. 3 80, 9 90 Limi5edL 40,
$40 co. 90, j., t"' 40 1000. 10 40
For Pope $ CgceS Line. : 20 a. m anG SO
= p- m. daily eAAc9gpt Sunday.
For a. 5Annap'sii Pc i,i 10, ct 700 a ,I M I2l5 and
days 500 a nl. aud 4 20 .. IN.
Atlantic Coast Line. Florida SprciaT'
for Jacksonville and st. Augustine. IO.A
p. N week days. Express for Richmond.
points on \ ii#lillc Coast Line, 4 80 a. III d.
BAG D. M. daily Bicimond ana Atlanta,
$40 o IA. Uai!y. laCninonq only. 1907
a. m we7-E days
AccommodHtioR FOR Quaniico. 7.45 a. N,
daily, ana p d. M. week days
For AIeIyaai':;ria; $50: 6:35, Lar; $40,
B.20, 40. 0.Co, 5.37, 6.15. o.02. I0.I0,
and ] 3S p. ~ On Sunday At /. 80, 7.45,
e.45 u. Ia-, 40, G-l6, 8 O2, and ~. 10
70. N.
Leave Alexandria for Washington, COS.
6.43, : .Nh 500, $40. lob. lU.2S a M.
100, 2-l5. 500, BIB. BOO. 5.3u: 4. l3:
200. 20. $40. lO.62, and .uS u. 10.
On Sunday at 6.4J. 80. Iu.2S a. m,
2I5. 6-3u, 100, 7-2U, $40 ard 1859
o. m.
Ticket ,'ffices. corner Fifteenth and G
streets aud ut The station. sixth ard 3
streets, where orders can he left for The
checking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
6. NJ. PROVOST JR wOOD
Gen. Manager Gen. Passenger A cent.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Bargains 10 immediate
purchasers, IN grocery and provision
stores, restaurants, lunch rooms, furnished
houses. livery and boarding stables: all CEN
trally located and doing good business
I. .. ANDERSON & CO.. Business Ex-
change, 81 Ii st. NV. nrIT-7t
H WING other business ON hand. l
would like 10 have Il partner with a
small capital in a good paving dairy lunch
room: one that can give ii his entire time
Address PARTNER, this office. Ii
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Auction Sales

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue 90. OF
deed OF truSi, ueiy recorded ON ~ cis,
loth day OF Noyemhcr, Ss3, in Liber s63;
NJ lolio 23l eI seq. one OF the iald
records Of the District OF Coiumhm we
viii sell at the request OF the parties Sc
cured thereby. or lEuRSbA Y hdrGh ~,
at oil N. j. ave. NV, at IL o ciCCk' tii,'
Following goOIs at put.ic auc'ion-t turhi,
ture and Hou Schold Goods-A lo' OF
carpets. ballna, r.. OK stand. 4vallhat { RACKS,
20 dining room tables. round tables. .
large extension tables. % silver nlaicd
Cd stOrs | silver plated coffee urn, ] wafer
cooler and filter 30 silver plated :able
forks. 100 silver plated tahlcspoonSS. 20
knives. 90 silver plated teaspoons :. Htl
crackers, sGcar N;tunrS, 2 mantcl clocks,
l center marhlc-,op table. I1aflse-top
Sideboaris, 20 dining T9om chairs, = lsiiS
OF lace window clrtams. shades. siN-
foot. 6-inch French range ana brolicf, !
twent y-two-inch hrOiler, kitchen Warc. =
ice boxes. large ouGntitY of ChlnaW;irc ana
glass ware, 3 umbrella stands. By order
OF trustees.
HERMAN KOLLMEYER,
HENRY LERCH.
ROBERT kGPP,
mr6-d.&dsxSUa Cons able.
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The Times Branch Offices.

The Times Little News Merchants"
can secure their supply of Morning
and Evening Times at the following
branch offices:
Frank Smith, 4th and G SITS. NV.
81. McNusty, 1 336 14th st. NV.
II. Hsge, p SO Pa. ave. NV.
Joseph Linden, 4OB 9Th st, Sc.
w L. Mackay. 600 FL st. ne.
Joseph Petignat, 600 eth st. sw.
w. e. Lumsford, 1912 32d st. NV.
John Haynes, 2O22 7th st. NV.
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FOR sALEZSUBURBAN.

farm, with 8 d wt.il iIles and outbuildingS:
has granite and red SANDSTONE Tor building
purposes; near railread:price. 5000.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acre or
land; good Groom dwelling, outbuildings
and stable; also stpreroom, with 3 living
rooms over store; fruit, fine water, etc.:
price, 50 500. "a. u
farm, with Srooia house, outbuildings,
price, $40 per acre. will exchange and
pay 81 500 to $1,000 difference in cash
brance on any of these properties. c. C.
JOHNSo Haymarket, Va. 2t
FOR SALE-At cost; four desirable
houses; from So 900 up; on monthly pay
ments. Vacant lots ON small monthly pay
ments; well located; 4 cent fare; u, x o.
1. j. BAKER, owner, Langdon. mrl o-4t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JAN. 4. 9S-l have This day disposed
OF my Interest ia business at 1913 u st
Sc, TO Mr. Z. ". MORGAN, who viii pay
all debts ana receipt all bills. e. "
CHANDLER mrlT-3t
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WANTEDAHOESES.

WA ANTED-1st OF April. small house
or tIai: n. m l.: bet. 9th ana 9th. + and
X sts.; rent not TO exceed $50. Nj. RIBB.
514 9th ST. NV. 1t
w a NTED-A comfortable house; good
outbudiugS; with 8 or 10 acres; near
Chevy Chase or Tcnleytown road: not
further north than Pierce Mill road: house
taken in park will answer. Address +.
HOUSE, this office. mr15 -3t
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WANTED-ROONiS. w

wANTED-RoOM
w - NTED-By caterer, dining room
with 4 lew bOarGCrS 10 begin with.
Address i. H, this office. 1t
w f. NTEU-By two young men fur
nISlcd room near 18th and Il SITS. NV:
rent So. Address Il. and r., this office
1t
WA NTED- Young lady wishes room,
FURNISHED. with old lady living alone
in NV: - per week. Address HOME
CONF 0RT, this office. 1t
w NTED-From 3 to ; unfurnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping, located
between 1st and 10th, u and h NV; 40
children. Address Box 8. this office.
mil Stem
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HELP WANTED-M1LE AND
FEMALE.
Hep Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for 10c.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FESiAL
Help HaHted and Situations HGIusi
20 NortlS for lOc.

wa NTED-A young woman. with tN-
peUience wants post ION as cashier. or
in an office. Address Box 5S. this office.
1t
wANTED-By a coiorrd girl. a place
as CidmGeFInaid, OF assist III house
work; good refereGceS- Address 1913
st. NV. mrl1-2t
wANTED-By Swedish girl, place as
nurse ur CIianiDsTmaId, goou reIs. Please
call 529 Sd st. ne. 1t
hermald or general house WORK, stay
nights. Gail oradureSS $500 I It. II W.Eu1 ct
WANTED-By respectable CoIUred wo-
man. place as waitress or 10 DO gen
eraI housework IN small lamily, good ref
Address BOX z, b. 1t
WA NTED- BY young girl, fourteen
pace To 90 hight houSewOTk or nurse;
go home nights. Address y. ). Is. T, TINS
office. IL
WANTED Respectable e0lorcd eirl.
place as cook or general house work:
good refs. Can al Gil " 81 II
NTED- Employment III RESPONSE
Uit. 1irnl Dy experienced 2NCnS lady a :
Stenogrdpher, bOokkeepeT, l. pc writer. Ad-
dress MANAGER, Box l6, this office.
iiiF . 81
w A NTED-A respectable young col
urcd woman wishes q situation as
Chambermaid Or general house worker, city
or country. Cali or address 1915 "a 81.
Sw. II
w $ NTED-By TWO gins, CnauuDcr
WOfk or IL assist in COokgIg, good retS.
Address 1879 Johnson St. bet. L and ;.
14th and 18th SIS. NV. 1t
w a NTED- Engagement Is manager
OF steward Of fIFst-ClaSS hotel, superior
qualifications, refs, etc. MANAGER. Box
10, this office. mr1 t-3t
wANTED-By first-class Iaunaress.
WaShluE. ironing IN fiPSt class prl-
yatc families, or lady or gent. Address
1909 5th 81 NV. Item
w NTED-By neat colorcd girl. place
as plain cook or 10 DO general house
work iii small private family; stay at night;
refs. Call or address GIRL, 2G2l l st
NV. Item
W a NTED-By competent white
W0inaH, Il situation as cook Apply at
1909 12th st. NV. Item
Wv a NTED-Bya a respectable white girl
a place 10 assist in light house work and
wait on table. Address for two days
MARY syv. cor. 9th aud ksts- ne. Item
W. q NTER-By a Competent white
woman, 10 go out by the day. Apply
1909 12th ST, NV. Item
w NTED-By a colOred woman. a
SITUATION Us COOK or general tuusc WOrA.
will stay nights II wanted. Cali or address
HELP, 213 Virginia ave. Sw. Item
w a NTED Washing 10 do ut home or
43U D l . 81. Sw. mrtG-1t
W a RTEO-By- a fiTst class laundreSS
wishing and ironing to do at home.
2O2 Scaton court, between 2d and 80 SITS.
NV. mrI5-3t
w a NTED-Positi capable white
woman 10 do the work fora small, select
family: no Washing country preferred; ref
| erences; wages Sl2. Address MRS. WILLS,
this Office: nm ! 5-5t-enl
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ANTED-A young woman. with tx
peUienCe wants post ION as cashier. or
in an office. Address Box 5S. this office.
1t
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Wa ANTED-By coiored girl. place
as CiTamEermaid, OF assist in house
work; good references Address 1913 L
st. NV. mTl1-2t
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FOR RHNT'-0ffice room, lur. ground
floor; front: F, near 7th 81. NV. Terms
moderate. Address a. A. c., tits oiiioe.
The morning times., 1896-03-17

TIE RANDOLPH. 221 and 223
L. Capitol ST.; a first-class boarding
house; good rooms: table md Eeryice.
nr6 1mc
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FoK RENT-RouMs.


FOR RENT--ofnce room, lrr. :ground
Ifcor; front: F, near 7th 81. NV. Terms
moderate. Address a. A. c., tits oliioe.
---------
FOR Rents or unfur. rooms
1bu0 elh ST NV, cor. Q. NAL 81
FOR RENT-1717N. Lave NV, nicely
Iuf. rooms; With or without beard:
10 $50. naI1-3t
FOR RENT-Two handsomely fuI.
connecting rooms; first f!CCr: gas,
water. bati,, neat; private family. Apply
31T \. Y. ave. mal7 st
FOR RENT-0ffoc TOoms, lur. and
nnfnE; !oCation near the ShCrcham
Hotel; VIII lent hy The nour, day or month.
oallof address, 1875 II ST. NV. maj 81
FOR RENT-2d rloor, two unrur.
rooms with bath; private family; no
othcrroCmers. 1881 Sth ST. NV. ma17-3t
FOR R3Ers T Entire floor, 3 rooms; fur;
or uniur.; references required. 53l
9Th ST. NV. ma1T3t
FOR RE Mt arlor, bedroom; all
convcniehces. l1U2 n. Capitol st. NV.
FOR RENT-SI. so a week; fur front
luom; GaS, bath; private family. 500
ii 81. NV. IL
FOR RENTae, Corner 1th ana opposite
mi Key at s. 3rd st.nw. mrl7-3t
FOR RENT T-Communicating front and
hlii "a" N. also back room; southern
exposure. 512Est.nw. mrl6-3t
FOR fSf. NT-Fur. 1st story 'front.' room;
S"ntltr.. exposure; heat, gas ana bath.
near Il. J.. O. ard Pension Office; for
gentlemen; price, $40, i'll advance 233
Ma S.. ave. NV. mrl 5-3t
FOR RENT-Two first cha SIS fur:
rUt-iiIs shngic or en- suite; one block
from new library 225 Pa. ave Sc.
FOR RENT-One or TWO uufurnished
rooms on second floor; communicating:
suitable Tor lignt Housekeeping, or meals
serve in rooms. lll4 llth st. NV
FOR RENT-Two NICE fur. rooms,
single or en- suite; suitable for gentle
men or man and wife. 800 h NV.
ma 5-3t
FOR RENT-I3O9 st. nv, TWO com
InunCiIling rooms on second floor; also
two rooms on 3D. floor; suitable for young
men; reasonable rent mrlo-3t
FOR KENT-9l6 II 81. NV, pleasant
rooms Tor Two; reasonable also hall
room with board. mr15-oJ
FOR RENT-1Uo3 I'D at, ON second
floor, front; newly furnished room;
bath adjoining; near cable; terms $50.
nir10 0-St
FOR RENT -229 st. NV; front
single room, folding bed; second floor
ST. mrl5-3t
FOR RENT FURNISHED UrunlurulSRrd;
hOaTd II GCsired 22l \. Capitol 81.
mrl 5-3t
FOR RENT Two large and nicely FUR
rooms: suitable for light housekeeping.
1l6 - 81. NV. mrl 5-3t
FOR REkT-Ftve-foom apartment FOR
housekeeping; 42T l-2 10Th 81. NV:
$50 per month. X. d. CANT BELL. 5l7
lutii ~. NV. mrl 3-5t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms: very
reasonable. 1Ol4 lUth st. NV.
mr1 lit
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-One or two lots, 50x150
each, lii Woodside; price low. {: h s.,
26I2Pa. ave NV ma15-3t
FOR SALE-Lot on X st. ne, bet.
81 and 4th; improved by small frame
house, 305; terms Reasonable. Apply PA
n Cap. st. mr1o-5t
near scnOoi-house: price, 81 ,05G. Also
lots at cents per foot in same subdivision.
GRACE III. THOMAS, 700 Corcoran Build
ing. nitli 4-5teih
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tother Insurance Statements on Page s..
The morning times., 1896-03-17

THE MPA. 133 9th ST. NV,
near most of the departments; good
rooms; table and service at lowest rat es.
mil 6-7t
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FOR RENT-1717N J.avc NV, nicely
IHr. rooms With or without; beard:
ronmS from SO up, with lo6rd ir~ ~ SIG
10 SO. n.aIT-3t
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LOST.
T,QST-"KisM Me- watch for this week
goes TO Mir. Nolle, 400 = 10th ST.
nw., he having 1867 wrappers 1t
J,OST-Saturday evening, gold pin, rep
resCnting Ea stern Star Degree, Ma
sonic order, combined with Inks; initials
set With gold quartz. Reward il returned
to 625 st. ne. Item
I,OST-From the Monument, homing
pigeons, Saturday, March 4: No. 979,
G. K. L. W. T., 81; No. $40, w T., 80;
No. $50, \. F., 80; No. 2,0o2, n; F., 30;
No. 2 1872, W. F., 20; No. S,OS3, L.:
a G. G., No. 1890. Return to 1876
18th st. me-, and receive -eward. Item
LOST-Saturday afternoon, diamond
ring, on Sth st. NV, near y. Y ave.
Kindly return to Inventive A &c, Sth and III
NV, and receive reward. mr15-3t
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FOR lSkcNT-3 or unfur. rooms
1bu0 an ST. NV, cor. @. ma17-3t
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connecting rooms; first f!CCr. gas,
water haih, neat; private family Apply
81 y. Y. ave NAL 73t
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FOR RE NT-P arlor, bedroom; all
conycnienceS 11O2 n. Capitol st. NV.
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PERSON

SPIRlTUA q LI6Es1 "A test seance viii
be held at Wonnss aial, 721 9th It NV.
on WEDNESDAY Y i3f E!SiNti, by Mrs Zoier,
medium; interviews daily, 523 13th st. NV.
.Yr4p nrl7-2t
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FOR RENT-0ffioc Tooms, iur. and
nnfur.; location near the ShCfclam
Hotel; viii tent by The nour, day or month.
CailoradurcSS 1888 II st NV. ma177t
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If your mind ruds THAT way why here's
your chance. tsNei are now selling
splendid custom-made sqits and overcoats,
inst a trirle worn. al figures that to the
j JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 615 ID 81. NV b
mrl L w
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FOR Es92 n .I-i2ntiIc floor 3 rooms: fur.
or uniur., references required. 1881
9Th ST. NV. ma1T3t
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed in the Spring, when the Ian
guild exhausted feeling prevails, when
the liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of tonic and alternative is felt. A
prompt use of this medicine has often
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
feyers No medicine will act more surely
in counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache, In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield
to Electric Bitters. 500 and $1.00 per
bottle at II. z. S. Goold's Drug Store.
SIT Congress ST., under Congress Square
Hotel,
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
"Mr. Bob" at Great Diamond.

The laughable comedy "Mr. Bob"
which was such SUCCESS when given at
the Portland High School last season is
to be presented at Elwell hall, Great
Diamond Island. next Tuesday evening,
by the young people summering at that
popular resort. Arrangements haveFbesn
made with the steamer Madeleine and
the eleotrios to convey those wishing to
attend from the city. The advertisement
gives all particulars.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE,

Most pleasantly located ON Main
street. in the rapidly growing village
of CUMBERLAND Mills, City of Vest
brook, consisting Of a modern, nicely
arranged house, with summer kitchen,
stable for two horses, hennery. fruit
and vegetable garden, splendid eel
lar, nice drainage, living spring of
water in the house, with SebagO con-
nectiOn, if tenant desires. For full
particulars inquire OF ALDEN G0UDY,
Mills, Me-, or LEWIS A.
G0UDY, Portland, Me. aug22eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
PITTsTON.
IT ALMOST WORKED.
This Bicycle Girl Had Scheme, but tho
Other One Spoiled 1t.

This Bicycle Girl HAD Scnemo, put tho
Other One Spoiled 1t.
She was young and fair, and that was
evidently the reason why he brought out
her bicycle with such promptness. She
was wearing suit of such perfection that
it marked her as an amateur, and the
druggist at the corner glancing out of the
window, asked his clerk an apparently ir-
relevant question concerning the supply of
arnica in stock.
"Oh, I-I'm SO frightened, Mr. Goldie,"
she quavered. "Do you really think can
ever learn?" s
"Of course you can, Miss Daisy Just
feel perfect confidence in me, apd'-
"Oh but I always do that, Mr.. Goldie.
Oh, had 1 better try 1t todayP"
Well-er-just as you Think He
glanced at the thermometer eff you think
it too warm today Miss Annie said"-
"Oh, not a bit IL like warm weather.
By the way, don't you think dear Annie
a very grasping sort of girl2"
"Most girls are grasping when they are
learning to ride, Miss Daisy"
He led the wheel into the street and care
fully assisted her to mount, upon which
several window blinds in nearby residences
began to move as if suddenly endowed
with life
Nov, all you have to do is to keep your
feet on the pedals, and don't hesitate to
lean on me, Miss Daisy. Why, bravor' as
the wheel moved evenly down the street.
Fam doing right2' she asked
Wonderfully, Miss Daisy. Why, you
don't seem to need any help at ALL" At
this juncture, however, the wheel began to
wabble and its fair burden gave the ghost
of a scream.
Wonderful, Miss Daisy! Why, to think
that this is your first attempt to ride I've
never seen SUCH
sob, I'm afraid you flatter me, Mr..
Goldie. OF course I've never tried to ride
before, and I just know I'm awfully awk-
ward. Oh, here comes poor, dear Annie
with her little brother helping her to ride.
Perhaps it would be kindness not to notice
her.
"Perhaps so. Why, what a remarkable
girl you are, Miss Daisy! II feel that a
girl who can master wheel on her first
attempt would make a-don't hesitate to
lean on me, Miss Daisy"
"Oh, no, Mr.. Goldie. You were say
ing
"Ah, yes, that girl who can ride the
first time that she mounts wheel would
make"-
"Look out there, Daisy!" cried the girl
who was wabbling down the street with
the aid of precocious looking small broth
er BE careful in turning that corner
Remember what hard fall you got that
way last week at the riding school"
"You were saying, Mr.. Goldie, said the
pretty girl, without needing the interrupt
ton, "that would make az
ST was saying, Miss Falsely" replied
the young man, and there were icicles in
his voice, ''that 1 am sure you would make
capital actress By the way, as you do
not seem to need my assistance, think I
shall go and help Miss Annie bit -
Chicago Times Herald.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-25
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A CHASTITY Relic.

The revolver with which George
Young shot himself and murdered the
Godfrey woman now hangs in glass
case at the police station, appropriately
labelled, a ghastly relic of an awful deed.