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1881 Mass av NV, l76l p st NV, mi, -
mi, ID rs.....- .Sl0l.OiI IL rs.-....-... oo".oo
3l9 Z st NV, mi, 321 8th ST NV. mi,
i5rs........... GLIB Iors.......... 504s
2030 G Sc NV, mi, 6l5 Fla av NV,
I3rs.. 1857 mi, 10 rs....... 1000
422 N av NV, 1850 10th st NV,
mi u rs ...... $500 mi. rs.....,.. 2o.o0
al N Y ave NV. 5S1 Fla av NV, mi.
mi. ........ $3.50 9rs............. Q 20 f0
20lU III st NV, mi, 447th stnw, Iai,
rS.-...... % 00I rS............ LocU
l23 X st NV, mil 4j3 LIST st Sc, mi,
rs............. $50 rs............ 2l.50
2il 7th st ne, mi I42l llth st NV.
7rs.......... - 2OsO 7rs ........... 203o
1892 L st NV, mi, 1897 9TH st NV,
6rs......... 20.90 mi, 0 rs. ....... 2eU0
1925 9th st NV, 9 I24I 5th st NV,
rs.............. 1000 mi 8 rs. lS00
e.S X st ne. mi7 1G2j n ay Sc.
rs....... ...... 1880 rs.......... 1850
lo22 3fi st NV. 6rs 1880 22Z3 Cievefnd aV
1853 9th st NV, INV. 6 6rs...-.... 10 00
RS. s............ 1500l 1723 Pa ay NV,
1896 Superior st 2lh, 6rs.... 1900
NV, s rs........ l3.S0 c5J4 7rh st NV, d
229 Oak st NV, rs............-. l230
7rs............ 1900 otOS 9th st NV, 6
1873 18th stne,6 rs........... 1900
rooms. ....... H.50 35l Mclean av
t33 l. ST Sc RS. 1880 sw, D rs..,-.-.- I.30
4oJ l. st Sc. > rs. 1870 4l6la llth ST sw,5
635 l. st Sc, ) rs. 1850 rs............. 1910
1924 Wylie st ne, 905 + a ave cor lo.3O
5rs... ........ 1910 Rear lll5 10th st
1910 34th ST NV, NV. rs........ 1890
4rs ............ 1000 1926 Rosedale st,
Hartford st. y me- 3 rs, ....... 1000
Brnokjand.6rs 1000 Rear aOl0 IL st
5l4 10Th stsw.4rs 1000 NV, 5rs... 1000
lr20 Hayes court 1850 18th st he, q
NV. 8 rs. ..... $50 rs.......... 10.U3
1873 Fristoe 32S Pomeroy sc
court NV, rs. go NV B rs ......-. l0.Co
Rear 1913 18th q Clicks alley
stnw, rs..... aO0 NV, rs...--... suu
65S Sumner st 1916 Reeves st
NV, rs. ..... 500 NV, 5rs........ !Cu
los Rover s alley S2iB Gracest NV.
NV, rs....... $50 5rs............ $50
AS Prarher's al 1924 CartIn's
ley NV, rs. 500 alley sw- 4rs.. e.5o
ii Blagd lens llU Corcoran st,
alley NV rs. 7,S0 Ivy City. 3 rs. S.Uo
20lS Col u mbia 939 Desmond's
Terrace, NV, alley sw, 4rs.. 7.H0
4rs.........-.. $50 6Gordon ave ne,
Howard Brick 4rs........... 7.3o
Row nw rs 100 Rear l23 X st
1900 10Th st NV NV z rS....... GOO
rs... GOO lT0s CLICKS al
1912, net NJ and ley ID Il, 3rs. OILS
N, - and lst 2GIl Seaton st lie
SITS sw rs.... SOD rooms -. 60o
3Il Broad alley l2l7 BET NJ * n.
sw. 3 rS....... 500 u i Ist SITS sw,
26-3 st NV, 4rs $50 3rooms. ...... AGO
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
SOC F st NV, ID fl. 5000 2l5 Az st NV, lst
s0B st NV, 3D. IL. 10 90 floor $1,000
SIC EstHw, 5th ii. lO.CG 2l5 Az st NV I'd
439 Sth st NV, floor. ...,....... 1000
Rooms 8 & H.. 1900 505 5th st NV, I'll
l2j1 = TIN street. floor. ........... SUI
rooms-each. $50 Cor Sth & Grant
ave. I'd hoor lou
STORES
!l37 9TH st NV. & dwelling SIS. 40
store and dw'g, $4,000 III sth st NV, .
l23 41a st sw store south half. 900
& dwelling. - so ll0T1a / st. nw... 500
5014% st sw, store - D 9th st NV. 400
HOTEL
Manor House." Forest Glen, Md, 40
rooms-rent. per annum .Si'oeo
4 S CAYwooD, g83 9th St n. W.
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FOR 5 LIE OT ren,; Groom house and
store: water in ward. cellar: los 100 feet
seep 10 alley; only 81 600. q. J. BOND,
63l ST. my17-3t
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BOARDING.

ANTED-Mechanic and clerks to
room auu board; carly breakf S04
81. NV. my10-14t
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FOR SAIF-FARMS

FOR SALE-Country farm of / 300
acres, IN Virginia, for sale, or will
trade for good city property and assume
incumbrancc; price, $4,000. A. J. WHIT
AKER, 91S F st. my16-3t
FOR SALE@mall farm; crops and
stock. 20 miles from Washin gton, on
Washington Southern Railroad. Address ].
NJ. SPRINGMAN, Sprngman, Va.
my4-15t
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FOR SALE L. Capital near 16th ST.,
room frame, Sl,4t0; E. Capital, op-
30SIte MeU car house, o-roOm brick. Sz,-
$50: i-gOm brick. TJn St, near NJ ST. Sc,
$500, South Carolina ave. between 9Th
ana 18Th Sts.. b-ick, 81 $50 CHARLES a.
SHIELDS 40 + 81. NV. my17-7t
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FOR SALE ON 7Lh st. ne, near Z.
Cap!tai 81, s-roun, 3 story; cellar;
brick, S5,lJO; 12-roum, story; Sd St,
near +. capital St, $4,000; o-roum, 8
storE: stone front. B ST.. near 18th st. Sc,
Lincoln Park, 81, SEQ. CHARLES A.
SHIELDS, 14U5 F 81. NV. myI7-7t
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AuCtiOnSdleS

THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucts.,
rrr,-. 6i2 L st; NV o,,popr.
ABLE NEWLY EREcTED DWELLr
INGs, AT THIRTY FIFTH AND MAD
IsoN STREETS, TWO STORIES SIX
Fsls PREssED BRieK Bae WITH isf stone TRIM
MINGS, AND ALL MODERN I'M
dated August 26, 1895, and duly re.
corded in Liber 204S, folio 1872, one or
The land records OF the District OF ColumDia;
and at the request OF the party, secured
payment of the indebl ednesS secured there
under, the undersigned trustees VIII oiier
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY
ETH DAY OF Ma Y A. D.. $40. at HA Lf,
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, The land,
premises, and Improvements situate In the
city of Washington, District of Columbia,
and known and distinguished as and belhE
All ihat part OF lot of ground situated
in That part of the said city OF Washing,
ton formerly called Georgetown, ire tald
lot being numbered ESQ IN Beauty
Hawkins addition TO said George
town. aud the same being IN a square
formerly nun bered 1876, in said George
town. and deScribedby meteS and boundsas
follows: Beginning ON the west side OF
Thir.y-fifth formerly Faycttel street. at
Jhc end OF 252 feet inches. nUItherly
from the southeast corner of said lot;
hnelice noHherly with tie said me OF
Madison formerly WesD street; thence
westerly with lie line OF SAID MaGlSon street
20 The extremity OF the lot: thente south
erly ana parallel To said Thirty fifth
street. : : feet inches, and thence easterly
TO the place OF beginning. And bein Z also de-
scribcd by mcteS and bounds. according
10 recent survey made by Henry w.
Brewer Tor The District surveyor, as fol-
lows. Beginning on the west side OF Thirty
NTH formerly Faycttel street
at tho cnd OF 1920 feet meas
ured south on said west line ircm its
intersection with the south line Of Aadi-
son formerly Westl street and running
thence Uortherly with said Thirty fifth
street L. 80 feet to the south line OF said
Madison street; thence westerly with said
south line of Maaist.n street lib feet to the
west line of said lot ESQ; thence sCutherly
and parallel to said Thirty-tllth street
BS.75 feet and the nee eaSterly 1913 feet
TO the place of hc ginning. Terms Of sale:
All cash. A deposit OF $500 will be re-
quired at the time OF sale. Terms OF sale
co he ccmpIed with within ten days frsm m
date Of safe. or property Will be resold at
risk and cost OF GeiaultinE purrha ser All
conveyancing, recording, etc, To be paid
by the purchaser
STEPHEN VAN WICK, Trustee.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

FOR SALE-IOTS
FOR SALE-Colonial Beach, Colonial
Beach! Some OF best lots on river and
first street back; also the haadsomest and
best built cottage, well furuiShed large lot;
stable; summer house; sell on easy terms.
DIR. X. Ii. EF ms, 1921 F st. my16-3t,em
FOR SALE-At Brookland, one of the
best located lots in the village only S91 8;
offer good for 3 days. $3.50 VIII buy a cor
ner lot at Brookland; very easy terms.
GRACE M. THOMAS, 100 Corcoran Build
ing. my14-3tem
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FOR SALE New house OF 4 rooms;
4srurn ana tuel: water near door: plenty
shade, good place 10 raise poultry; 10
miles southwest OF Washington, u c.:
= ! = miles from station. MRS. LAURA
Y. TOBlN. Anandale, Fairfax County, Va.
myl 5-f.S. saw
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FOR SALE-At a bargaIn-A pretty
twG-stOry aud cellar siS-rDum and bath:
Orel bay window brick house in nice To-
cation. IN Alexandra, Va: side and rear
yard; three squares from eIeCtric cars 10
Washington. WHEAT q SUTER. 1905
Pa ave. NV. my16-3t
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FuR RsALE-Two great bargains-

FOR SALE-Two great bargains
H-IUUllr iII>> bTlCk III ut, near l. III and
w nw., price S1,S5G; new tWo-stOry and
cellar ha Y window brick. rooms, pantry,
tiled bath, handsome paperng ana steam
heat; IL tie owner cannot get ms price he
VIII sacrifice thiS EOuSe to meet Obligations:
$500 cash required. WM. II. SAUNDERS
Il CO.. lAUI + 81. mNl6-2t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-64 II st. ne. near G.
p. O., store; 3story pr. b.; 7-r. and
bath; stable, cellar, etc; low rent; also
1913 Ga. ave. se.; 6-r. brick; S11 80.
Apply 1S4S tn ST. NV. my15-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO loan; lowest rates of inter
est; no delay il security is satisfactory
WESCOTT. WILCOX * HIESTOS. 1907
Pa ave. NV. my16-3mo
MONEY to loan IN large or small
amounts on approved collateral We
take Stocks. Bonds, Trusts, Building aud
Loan Association Shares. Syndicate Ger
tificates Life Insurance POlicIe, iu old
line coInpa Eies Warehouse Receipts, etc
If YOU wish TO reserve your back credit
il you deem it unwise or unpTofita BILE 10
ask friend to ildofSe, II you have no bank
account; if in hurry. call onus. No de-
iay YERKES & BAKER. 40 10 40 Metz
croft Building, 111O st
MONEY TO LO AN-Large sums
estate; $3.50, $500, $3.50, etc. at Der
cent; all transactions conducted with eco
nomical consideration for borrowers NM
H SAUNDERS * Co, 14o7 T st-nw mrs
MONEY 20 loan at and 8 per cent on
District OF Columbia realty; 40 deiay Z
security is satisfactory
WALTER II. ACkER 704 14th NV
ly31 TT
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FOR SALE-A bargain; 7-room house,
iocateI on Lincoln St, Anacostia, ON
easy monthly payments. Apply T. E.
RLAkDON. 3O7 Monrne st. nly1 IL IL
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RMS

w wANTED-To rent farm for poultry
VS.. D., this office. my14-3t-em j
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FOR RENr-HousEs.
Il
1891 Mass

TOR RENT. -
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBA
OAK GROVE. B. 6 P. r. R., acre
lots, $50 up; houses built TO suit pur-
chaser. Room z, Atlantic Building.
my11-7t
FOR SALE-125 acres OF excellent
garden fruit and meadow land: plenty
good water three building sites; three
miles to station; s miles southwest OF
Washington ID. c.: will divide 125 acres
to suit buyers: sell cheap: good title.
MRS. LAURA V. TOBIN, Anandale, Fair
fax county, Va. myl 5-f.s. S.4w
FOR SALE-97 acres of the most at
tractive property tyaround Washingto for
gentlcman's country home; a bargain.
GRACE Nj. THOMAS, 100 Corcoran Build
ing. my14-3tem
FOR SALE = OR RENT = Fine nine
room country house. with one acre
land; abundant shade. outbuildngs, ex-
cellent water: Baileys y Roads, one
mile from Arlington station and Carlin's
Springs, Va. OWNER, 3139 N st. NV.
IN y146t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR Elk CHI a ANGE-Four wheel
cab, horse anu nuftiesS Tor good coupe
ette. 80 18TH ST. SW ruy1 5-Jt
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wANTED-ROOMS. W

w wANTED-CooIr rooInsin the NV, v ith
board in house or immediate neighbor-
hood; three adults. private family preferred.
Address AT ONCE. this office. 1t
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FOR SALE-Prctty 6-room ann bath.
biy window brick; large concrete Gel.
lar: cost So go; VIII sell for So, $50; as.
sumo trust of 81 500; pay 81 so cash, and
$500 in monthly instalments; and you may
have il; look aUIt today. JOHN F. PARET.
14ll u ST. mr29-n
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HELP wANrED-MALB.

w ANTED- Energetic man OF good
appraTLuCe. Apply, p. M, Mon0ay,
Room II, arder buiImng, 9th and sts.
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W ANTED-EXperJ CIcie It Laner.
aIA oE AAhON EY, +, JOS n. I.aye
CAL Monday 10 M. Ii
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15

The pain that sometimes strikes
man at the most inopportune mo-
ment is due to Indigestion, 1t may
come in the midst Of a dinner and
make the feast a mockery 1t is a
reminder that he may not eat what
he chooses, nor when he chooses.
He is a slave to the weakness of his
stomach. A mans health and
strength depend upon what he gets
out of his food. This depends on
his digestion Remove the obstruc.
tion by taking Dr. Pierces Pleasant
Pellets, They are a positive cure
for constipation and its attendant
ills--headaches, sour stomach fat
uence, dizziness biiousness and
heartburn. The Pellets are
very gentle in Their action. They
simply assist nature. They give no
violent wrench to the system. They
cause no pain nor gripping,
Send 2l one.cent stamps to cover
cost Of mailing only, and receive
free a copy Of DR., Pierces Medical
Adviser. Address Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N, Y.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15

Blu Unredeemed Watches and
Diamonds This Week.
o,ey 10 loan on all eOllaterals.
- ,cles fitted 10 all eyes.
Large line Of
niamOnd Rings from $40 to Sl6O'
LOUIS 5EILBRON,
MOnpy Lender and JeWeIer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15

Ft, Lynn, Ark Sept, 13, 'o6.
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FORT LYNN FLASHES,
Dry and dusty

Dry and dusty
You can walk across Sulphur riv-
er dry shod The oldest proverblal
inhabitant has no record of a paral-
lei event.
News items the past week has
not been very numerous, The elec.
tlon being over the people are taxi
ing a rest, and are beginning TO
breath easler-well satisfied with
The result, Even the opposition
says II is as It should be, because
the soverelgns Of the county and
state says SO IN a decidedly strong
voice,
Major W, II, Lambeth, one Of the
independence precinct election
board, went TO TeSarkana last Tues.
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A. H. SEWER,
Attorney at Law.

lnsures dwellings and Barns
with their contents and all
kinds of stock against fire,
lightning or cyclones, In
city or country
Ia BROAD 5TEmmT
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15
For over Vifty Years

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over fifty years
by millions Of mothers for their
children while teethlng, with per-
feet success. II soothes the child
softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie aud Is the best
remedy for diarrhoa II is pleas
ant to the taste, Sold by druggists
Ia every part of The world, Twenty
five cents a bottle, les value Is In
ealculable BE sure and ask for
Mrs, Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind, S.b.y3.ly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15
ENGLAND'S FEAR.
How Demooraoy'S Success and the
Adoption of Bimetallism Win
Affect Britain and Strike
Down Her Trade.

Down Her Trade.
The financial situation IN the
United States is very serious. The
condition of affairs in the United
States Congress demands the inn
mediate attention of British fnan-
ciers and statesmen. The trade of
the world is now in our hands, but
it will not long remain there if the
United States goes to a bimetallic
basis with free and unlimited COIN
age of silver.
With the addition of silver to the
volume of money everything in
America would take on a new face;
labor and industry would gain new
life, The grip of the gold standard
on the products of the world would
rise. Great Britain would lose her
markets in South America, Asia
and Europe, and American ships
would not be long in capturing the
carrying trade of the world.
British creditors must now apply
themselves quickly to the American
money problem. The American
people are now thoroughly aroused
and educated on the power and use
of money, and made desperate by
debt and business depression, they
are forcing free silver as the main
issue.
Great Britain need fear no injury
to her trade or investments if the
Republican party can force "pro
lection tariff" as the main issue in
the coming Presidential campaign,
but if free silver dominates the
American mind and carries at the
polls, it will bring about a change
in England that will be ruinous from
its suddenness and severity. The
damage that can be done British
manufacturers by protective tar
iff is slight compared with the dis
asters that would be entailed by
change from single gold to a COM
plete bimetallic standard.
The success of free coinage will
bring down the rate of interest on
money and cause an immediate rise
in the price of all commodities.
When silver becomes primary money
the American mines will pour their
products into the mints, and new
era similar to that produced by the
issue of greenbacks during the civil
war will begin. Gold will leave the
banks and enter into competitor
with the silver in the avenues Of
trade, and the manufactures of
the United States, which have been
shut down or crippled since 1892,
will again resume their fight for the
English market.
1t matters not to Great Britain
which party succeeds if the gold
standard is maintained, but either
of the old parties or a new party
which goes into power pledged to
free coinage will be inimical and
prejudicial to English manutacto-
ries and trade,
The American people are mass
ing now On free silver, When that
issue comes fairly before the Amer
ican people England will regret her
apathy and adherence to the single
gold standard. London Financial
News, March TO-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15
HEADQUARTERS Tor 4S Years

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4 No other firm in the state enjoys the advantage of being
factory representatives sell first class instruments
equal price quality considered favorable
2
Outside people may claim to give you as good for
less money but even they financially reliable, it takes
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sruments should not to agreement you have
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We sell the best Pianos in the world Our Halet Davis
and Kimba Pianos endorsed by all of the great artists
and critics. and give perfect satisfaction wherever placed If
you get one it will please you.
Kmba Organs acknowledged by all who know what
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If you desire anything in line second hand let
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day to carry dispatches containing
the result of the vote polled, which
was largely democratic.
Mr.. p. A. Brown, of Black Dia-
mond, made us a pleasant call Sat
urday. He informs us that he has
made arrangements with chemist
at Fayetteville, Ark, to make a
thorough and exhaustive analysis
of the p. A. Brown mineral water.
He says he is receiving numerous
testimonials of cures of different
ailments from those who have used
the wonderful water.
The big water tank referred to
last week is completed, and was
filled with water Saturday
Mr.. f. S. Tupper and two daugh-
ters, Misses BIanch and Mabel, went
to Black Diamond yesterday Sun
day., to spend the day with Mr.. P.
A. Browns family, and to attend
prayer meeting at Mr., B's. resi-
dence
Rev. J. B. Morrison was with us
Sunday, and preached to us an ex-
cellent sermon on Unity and Broth
erly Love" At the close of the
sermon it was announced that
there would be a praise and prayer
meeting held at night and that
Jesus Christ would be present, but
would not be visible to the carnal
eye, but would be visible in all His
glory to the spiritual eye. Glory
be to His great name. A large and
interested audience assembled and
participated in one of the most pro-
ftable and enjoyable meetings ever
here. Brother Beauchamp, one Of
our leading christian gentlemen
made a splendid talk of the joys of
a christian life compared to lie
which seeks nothing but the pleas
ares of the world. At the close of
the service it was unanimously yot-
ed to repeat the meeting every
Sunday. am, Yours,
ONCE A WEEK,
~ unn A I'll GnnI 10 lnE
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15

If you need coat, pants or vest
see N, Kosminsky at the Star
Clothing House.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15

A hat Is the secret Of your looks,
so get one that Is correct, Fan
shapes IN Youmans, Roelo(s and
other makes, at
SHARPE 81 BREWERS,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15

On the 25th OF September at 9l7
Hickory street, Texarkana, Ark.
there will be an auction sale Of
household furniture. 9.13.llt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15

We have the agency for Edwin
Clapp's mems shoes
SHARPE 81 BREWER.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-15

Natures own remedy, Browns
Iron Tonic, Smith Drug Co,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-10
FOUR DIVORCES GRANTED.
Mismated People Who Are Now Free to
We'd Again,

-Four divorces We're granted yester-
day. Martha Gehling was separated
from her husband. John T.. Gebling. TO
whom she was married nearly thirty
years ago. They lived on the West
Side ana one evening three years ago
ne went out after supper without say
ing word. She did not mind that,
but when he did not return at the usual
tihe. she got worried. Looking about
the room she saw note lying on the
table bidding her good-by No infor-
nation was contained il. it stating
where he was going or when he would
be back. She has not seen him since.
=. Maud Churchill was divorced from
her husband. William Fritz They were
married In 1884 in the city hall in New
York city. They went upon the stag.
ana once when they We're filling an
engagement in Boston he locked her in
her room three days and three nights
without food. His treatment of her she
AYERS had been very brutal until she
was no longer able 10 nut up with 1t.
Samuel Nichols is no longer the hus-
band Of Priscilla Nichols. They were
married about tlre years ago and they
lived happily ON the back road. near
The. Sibley until two years ago. One
evening when he came home from work.
ne round hcr absent She was away
three Gays ana investigation taught him
that she had Forfeited all right there
after to preside over his household. Tes-
tinony was offered to prove that she
has since been leading a very dissi-
lated, life.
NJ. f.. Coleman was granted separa-
tion from her husband Robert Cole
man. The proceedings were begun in
May, 1880
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-10
THE PLUNGER AT DAVIS.
Presented by Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Wayne
and Comyauy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wayne and the
same company that produced From
Sire to SON at Davis theater last week
played THE Plunger" at the same the
ater yesterday. The play was recently
put on. but Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne made
an excellent showing i'm it.
"'rhe Plunger" is well known as Oil
YER DOud ByrOn's successful piece. 1t
is melodramatic with plenty of whole
some comedy. In addition to the Incl
dental work of the performance Mr..
Wayne introduced Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T..
Bender in one of the most refreshing
musical spccialties ever imagined. The
work of Mrs. Wayne and Rose Adele
shonc brightly. j. &. Robisch. Il Scran-
ton boy. showed himself capable of the
part of Jim Lincoln. He seems well at
home on the stage.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-10
DICKSON CITY CONTESTS.
Petitions Set Forth tho Grounds on
Which They Are Brought.

EX-Judge Stanton yesterday filed in
the Office of Clerk of the Courts John
II. Thomas the petitions and the names
of the petitioners signers in the four
contested election cases in the Second
ward of Dickson City borough. In each
case it is alleged that thirty-one illega!
votes We're cast and counted for the
successful candidate.
NJ. T., Fadden received eighty five
votes for council against 70 cast for
Joseph Hall. The petition says that
the number of persons entitled to vote
and who voted for Fadden was not
more than tifty-five. and by right Hall
should have eighty-siX. John j. Aitken
received eighty-four votes against sew
enty-six cast for George Ries. The pc
tition says n contest will show that he
is not entitled to more than fifty-four
while Ries should have eighty-tive.
James Caysill received eighty-on and
Frank Simms received seventy-nine
The petition recites that the former re-
ceived only fifty-one legal votes and
that the latter received eighty-two
Fred Ries received eighty-three votes
ana John q. Eley e1Rhty-One. Ihe pc