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UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-$35 A MONTH WILL RENT THIS
elegant house; bay-wihdowl brick; 10 rooms; large
bath; sanitary plumbing; whole house newly and
beautifully. papared ana painted; large lot; alley;
lines; Key a, is C I6ifhb D, sToSE sons,
eO4 and 800 T st. NV. 1t
FOR REiNT-DECIDEIyIjY f1iJII BEST HOUSE IN
THE CITY FOR $50 MONTH
stories: cellar; rooms on q floor; front and
PACK stairs; newly papered and painted; FIRST
CLASS NEW HOT WATER HEATER; elegant
surroundings; 29O4 2 ist. NV. OPEN.
1t ID. ID. STONE g. SONS. sO4 and 500 st.
FOR RENT-HGUSE 134I COROORAN ST.: NINE
large rooms, store room, plenty of closets, &c. !;
a.M-i; south front in perfect order. VIII give
YOU BARGAIN. Call on OWNER mornings, at
the Fredonia, 1321-23 ii st. NV. L. II. PEIiIEY.
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FOR IENT-s20 PER MO- TO SUITABLE TEN
antIS-room cottage with 1900 TT. Of ground,
stable and carriage house and excellent water.
2o:I Brightwood ave. 1t"
FOR RENT-BY W. H. BARNES & CO.,
49, 629 ST. NV.
522 9th NV 12r. 90 64s l. st ne. 7rmi. 20 90
liz Corcoran, Or. 90 5S3-35 9Th NV. Or. H. 80
725 LIST NV, TT. so 90 513 18th he. Or. so
!Iol Corcoran. 13r 40 90 51S Tenn av, Or. 80
10S NV, Sr. .35 sol 81 Fenton ne 800. l2 90
326 Maple av, 11r. .35 so STABLES.
~ NV. Sr. 05OlR'r 81 D ne, IL SITS SIS 90
1913 \ ay nw,Sr. % so RI 200 18th sw.2 ss5. so
135 F ne, Or. % 80 RI 40s III av, SITS 3 90
l5lS 9th NV, Sr. % so RI 80 Fla ,br. 90
233 18th sw. Or. % so OFFICE ROOMS.
b27 ne. 6r....... 20 So Baltic bldg.
52S Tenn ne, Capital Bank bldg.
6r d stable. 900 II sol Typographical Temple.
1t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
StOtt's Mansion, Stott's
station. Md, B&O Itll.
16r, season. $500. 90
l737 18th, Tor, mi. 1000
1913 l.. .jr,sto&cel. 10. 90
45i n. store & Or. 81. 90
3043 p, l6r, mi. ..&. 90
POI e, 12r. mi. les. 90
1925 N, 12r, mi. $3.50
1892 T. 1lr, eel, ml.59. so
1919 3lst, 12r, mi. 30. 90
!i25 18th, :0r. mi. As. so
PIP c, 11r, mi. 40. 80
g12 I'D. Tor. mi. ..~.N
2h0S q, 0r.cel, yd.sta40.0O
4G 10th. Sr, w&g. 40. 90
3037 NJ, sto&eel. $3.50
80 Y. 7r, eel. mi. 81. %
1921 n, 7r, mi. =. 80. so
2213 NJ, 7r. mi. 30. so
1854 9th, Sr, mi. :. 1880
l9NO ia ay, 10r&b,
wig. ......... 30. so
20i2 G. Tr, mi. ....2. 80
1881 Both. Sr, mi. .25.5 so
2216 H, 7r, mi. 80
1916 kingman, Or. mi. %. 80
BIS B nc, Sr, mi. 90. so
1913 Columbia, TT. .2.50
1927 7. 9r&b, Wig. %. so
lola 26th, Or, mi. .20.5O
lI14-16 Il. Or, mi. 20. so
1921 I, 6r&cel, mi 20. 35
See Mondays Star for
WESTCOTT &
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FOR RENT-BY WIN. G NORRIS. GOT 18TH y w.
1924 Marion Or, mi 80 500 2lst, lIr. la 80 90
III + NV. Or. 90 l406 llth ST. ami IS. 10
64O ar, Gr ami .. 90 1914 9th, 11r. ami. ~ 90
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1928 Orag av,9r&b. S35. 10
923 n ii av, Sr, ba. 30. 30
G3l & 81, Sr&b. .27. ~
DOB Goth, Hr&b. %. 80
G26 G So, Ur&b. 1881
22l2 Va av, Or. wa. 17.30
232 Reeves, ST, sto.13.30
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED BOARD IN THE NORTHWEST, BY
"A Young lady with city references. Address AP-
PiNANT, Star office ap2l-2t.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT 1900 VT av, store SO 90
1925 NV, I2r. $50 90 1880 ii ne st&dw - so
l748 Oregon av, 11r IS 90 1919 II NV It's 20
lS3l ar. Or. SO 1876 II NE, st&dw. II so
1912 18th NV, Tor. so 90 Gl9 X av Or II 30
Oil 10Th NV. l2r. 1870 1903 / me- Is 30
" NJ NV, Tor. 1890 40 q NV, store. IA 90
pa 18th sw, lar. b 20 2i34 Sth NV 5r l3 so
3C3 latin NV. Tor. 81 80 $3.50 Wilson NV. Or. H. GO
1919 10th NV. :2r. 80 90 $50 l. sw, 10 80
1t3 NV. Sr.... %. so sos 14th ne Or. 10. 30
145 II ne. st&dw % 90 1899 WItberser Or 10 30
Call for list of other desirable property
CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 18th ST. and n Y aynw
aplS-3ts
FOR RENT-471. Alb AND 475 1 ST. S.W., EACH
containing six rooms and bath; newly pnpered
painted and repaired. and reduced TO $13. 50
ap1S-tf JAMES +. SHEA, G32 Pcnna. ave. NV.
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BOB I'D NV, 1Orlfur). 10. 90
21O n ] av NV. 7r. 10. 90
2135 q NV. 12r. ga. 50
1892 COrcoran NV. 9r35 90
1l06 Col ay NV, Sr. s.. 90
zoos l4th NV. 1Or. 1900
$40 Fla av NV. 7r.31. so
604 II NV, Tor. 1900
536 10Th NV. 7r. .2S.50
Sl4 I NV, Or. .25.5 IS
645 @ NV, Or. 80
1910 n ] av NV. Or. $3.50
CAB Q NV. Or. -. so
1906 9Th NV. Or. % 80
$50 Spruce NV, 81. %. 10
Sl2 / NV. Or. 90
$50 Dist NV. Or. .22.O
1707 18th NV. Or. .22.33
l414 9Th NV. Or. :. 81 30
48 X NV, 7r. 30
400 Moss av NV. Sr. 2O.00
4O11 Sth NV. Sr. 1000
SIG y ii NV NV. Or. 1900
NIB 10th NV. Or. 90
E24 NJ NV, Or. 1000
1925 18th NV. 6r. 1850
bl3 y Cap NV. Or. 1880
2129 Va Nv NJ. Hts
l13S I'd NV. Or. so
ion of the property on my
4 office for bulletin issued
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FOR SALE LOT 30 FT. FRONT: SMALL HOUSE
ana stable; in good locatiun: a chance for profit
able Investment; 1-rOom frame store; deep lot;
cellar; water In yard: very cheap apply
aplS3ts q J. RDN5 G3i r st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE

WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED MALE NURSE,
the of invalid old gentleman; best ref;
no objection to going out of city, Address 1914
l ST. NV applied
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY TUB
lie for all states and territories a SPECIALITY
by X. II. EVANS Office (husementl, 1921 f St
Always in office, Office hours myIl-:f
CHARLES S. BUNDY
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
OF all the States and Territories
317 41a st. NV new Equity building)
de17-tf
JOHN z. BEALL, JOHN E. MITCHELL,
Commissioners OF Deeds for every state and tori,
tory. Notary Public. United States Commissioner
oc23 ONCE 1921 St (drst DOOR,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

RI 1916 l., 4 rms SO. so
$40 26th st, 4 rms. 10
1907 Union ct, 4 rms. 10
Stable r'r 14l4 III st. Is
JAMES NJ. GREEN.
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FOR RENT 9i7 18th. sr. ami. - 80
1888 18th NV, r.ami S55 30I Z ST NV 6rl6 so
500 21st NV, 1lr. 2b IS 90 1877 Fla ay ne 5r . 50
2G26 HHIrer pl, 7, mi 80 112 10th Sc, Is 30
i0l NJ NV, sr, ami. IL 50 S13 18th ne IL 80
1870 18th nw, lar, ami i5 AIS Eth Sc Or. - 10 so
1859 nth. Tor. ami Is ST Acc g. ST sw l2 80
NV, 7r, stable 25 80 1907 q Sc Or 80
apl4-tu, th&s ROBERT T. BRADLEY. 1903 + ST.
FOR RENT-DwEL.ING, 926 ST. NV; 10
rooms and bath; central lot alton: good stand for
a boarding or lodging house; So. Inquire 926
La. ave. aDS-tf
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEn
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toh KEN l.
Ills B sw, Or, ami. $35. on
607 18th sw. st&dw 800
636 f sw. 7r, ami. .23. o.
7O5 Az sw, st&dw. POO
701 7th sw, st&dw. 20. 81
92S G sw, 7r, wa. .16.0
$50 Z Sc, Sr. ami. %
1865 An w,6r&w. .15.5 5,
1927 Az sw, Or, mi 1851
922h ID sw. Or, mi. 1S.O
313 M'Lean av, 6r,w 10. 81
231 f sw. 5r, wa. .12.U
461 n J av Sc, Or, .15.W
1873 80 NJ sw, Or, wa. lob
aplS-3t* G. II. PARkE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-21

INN. Al 7TH ST. S.W.
Obs c ne, Sr. ami S35, 90
439 18th sw, 1Gr. sto. f.. 81
ABB It'll sw. store. %. 90
1S4 \ Sc, Or, wa. 10. 30
ii X &c, Or, wa. 10. 30
ZIG LIST sw. 81, wa. 1000
$50 L nw, Sr, ami. 80. 90
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2l27 H, 6r&cel, w,g.2 20. 30
10 9d. Or. Gel, mi. IS. so
l 10 Both. Or. 80
2sO1-3 NJ, Sr. Wig. .l7.5O
Ol II ne, Or, mi. 1850
300 G, Gr. ". .l6. so
1908 4th Sc. Or, mi. IS. 80
24Of-6 H, Or, w&g. 15. 80
500 N H av, 5r, W. I4.30
24O?-6h Va av, 6r&
POO Ny av, 6r&st, via 90
BIZ l.. Ar. w.....I4. 90
1125 z, Or, wa. ....13.5O
l7l0-21 e, Or. wa. 1880
,.2S X. 3r. f,I-. 90
$50 3d, 7r, shed,w..12.5O
29o9 NJ, store. .....12.5O
2i6 Va ave, 5r....13.50
1877 Bennings ,5r,w .l2.50
1890 18th, Ar, W. ..12.30
10 II sw, Or, wa. 1920
1913 Govt al, 5r,w.1O.5O
ZIP n Y ay, Or, w.1O.50
922-24 st Paul's ct,
Ar, w............10.5O
S13 Va av, 4r. ". 1880
COLL 81 ne, 4r, w.1O.0
2637 l, Or, wa. Hobo
4S2 La ave, once
Icom: SIS, 10
527 Goth, 7r.......1O.OO
2710 X, Or. 80. 1000
1925 Sherman av,br. 10, 90
,ur other list.
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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BOARDING.

THE TAMPA,
7S3 9th street NV
Near most Of the departments; good rooms: tabIe
and service at lowest prices. aplS-Iats
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FOR RENTED. NiANT NEW Broom FLATS:
steam heat; private halls gas range large rooms;
DO dark rooms; 1904 G st. ond GIG 18th st
ap1S3t LATINER & NESBTT, 1921 G St
FOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANT
modern S-room house, in perfect order; l1O5 18th
st. NV. square from Conn. ave. and NJ at
Apply pa FIRST st. ap1S-tf
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FF1S HEN +
1907 Riggs NV, Or. $50 90
Brooklard, 7r, eel. coca
1910 Sd Sc, Or. ....12.oU
666 Callan st ne. Or .12.5O
THE McLACHLEN REAL
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FOR RENT-BY MAY l..
dence, 507 o st. nv;
yard; $3.50 per muI
within or at $40 9Th st.
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FOR SALE SECONDHAND DELIVERY CART
cheap Apply to \. J. STABLEI;. 929 d st. NV
inl-u
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN Q
7th&H ne. Sr&sto. -SI5. 90
S22 It'll sw, Or, ami. IS 30
1915 14th NV, Tor. $500
1919 G sw, Or, ami. 13 80
332 b sw, 7r, stO. 10. 00
300 1 sw, Or, wa. .13. 30
1913 1st Sc, Or, wa. 1879
an1S-2ts
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FREE DENTAL INFlRMARY, DENTAL DEPT OF
the Columbian University No 49, III st NV
Open daily from ] TO pm. All operations at
cost OF TIE material used Extracting free. d3l-tf
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY,
625 Mass. ave-, Homeopathic DispeIisary bldg
Open daily from 10 TO u an. and 2 to pm.
No charge except for material used. Extraction
Tree. Also Free Dispensary. to daily. se26-tf
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FOR SALE--IOTS.

FOR SALE 330X75 FEET, ON It'll ST NV;
Jcst lhe place Tor row OF small dwellings that
VIII pay large per cent the vestInent
Owner Fill sell and take equity IL houses TO ,e
erected on same ground. GEO. L. EdNIUNS A
CO., l2l6 r ST. N W. ann 81
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED To BUY \ SECONDHAND RoIa:U
RIDING bu'kboard with without springs: must
hr IN good condition and i bargain. Address
stating price q. W. Star office. II
NANfEli-oNE CONTINUOUS COPYING PRESS
IN perfect order; must be cheap. Address Box
-. Stur office .r3I ar.
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2133 l.. Or. 81. 80
Ivy City. Or. 1000
Brookland. 6r.......9.5O
ES. AND LOAN CO.,
10th and q sis. NV.
THE PLEASANT RESI-
8 rooms: all mi; large
Ith in advance. Inquire
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FOR RENT
2O35 + nw.l3r(fur)$3OO. 90
2233 q NV, 13r, fur)l3. 90
rs 9th NV, l3r. 80. 90
73 Sth NV. l4r. .6J. ca
sos 18th NV. 11r. .G. 90
&52 Westminster st
NV. Or fur. 81. 90
50Sls 18th NV. 14r. .6. 90
7l9 Sth NV, 14r. :. .65. 90
1873 + NV, Tor. 300
1925 10Th NV. Tor GO. 90
2O5 G NV. l2r. .1. 60
3G1 1871 NV. Or. 80. IS
2S20 + NV. lOr. E. so. 66
PIG Ind ay NV, Or. 80. 90
1889 COrcoran NV. 9rJ0. 90
1911 I NV, lar. 80. 90
25G7 Pa av NV. 12r so. 90
Wesley Hts NV. Ion. 80. on
1902 y Cap NV, Or so. 90
1873 Il NV, 12r. so. 90
1319Corcoran nw.1lrf5. 90
Fiat lOth&E nv. Sr. IS. 90
2c3 y J NV NV. Or. 10. 60
1St&2d fs 800 X. or. 40. so
9f} X l av NV, Tor. 10. co
9cS Il NV, 1fr. 40. 90
1880 9Th NV, Tor. 40. 90
The above Is only Il por,
books. For full list call {
on the LIST and 18th.
apal t th&s
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YOUNG MAN, A POSITION IN
some respect able and legitimate business; not
afraid of work. Box 126. Star Office. ap20-3t"
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Appalline Disaster,

BRISTOL, Conn.,, Feb. GA most
appalling disaster occurred here short
ly after o'clock tonight, in which 20
workmen were precipitated into Pc.
quaback river from the East Bristol
bridge and from 10 to IL of them are
probably lost. This afternoon the
structure was found to be shaky and
the 4:42 train on the New, England
road had a narrow escape from wreck
as it crossed on the way to Hartford.
For some time the bridge has been
looked upon with suspicion and at
present the new bridge was in process
of re-erection and was almost complete.
1t was close alongside the bridge which
was tonight carried away. After the
eastbound passenger train had passed
tonight, one side of the old bridge gave
way to the current and with crash
went boiling down stream.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-12
Murderer and Bigamist.

ROANOKE, Va, Feb. 3.-Jasper j.
Hale was married on Sunday evening
to Elvina Adams, aged 16 years, and
this morning left the city. Shortly
after he left an elderly woman com.
planned to the police that Hale had
been married to her number of years.
She also stated to the police authori.
ties here that he was the murderer of
Thomas G. Massie, who was cruelty
killed on cold wintry night in De,
cember, 1890, on one of the principal
streets in this city. This murder
has always been mystery to the peo,
pie of this city and now it seems that
a solution of it is near at hand. An
officer was put on Hale's track and he
was overtaken at Radford and arrest
ed just as he was lifting his bride of a
day from the train, she having follow
ed him to that city. He was brought
back to Roanoke on the midnight
train and lodged in Jail.
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Golden Resolutions.

How many good resolutions are
broken during these January days!
AS the midnight bells ring out the
old and ring in the new year, how
many thousands of penitent inebriates
promise themselves to lead better lives
and for weeks and days thereafter
struggle manfully against the tyrant
that runs riot through their veins |!
But flesh is weak and alcohol is strong
and as the days 60 by the craving for
drink becomes so great that few OF the
struggling thousands can resist 1t,
and, one by one, they fall hopelessly
into the old ways until another mile
stone shall give them pause. To the
weak but willing among us the Kelley
Institute of South Carolina is a god
send. The gold cure is mot gold that
glitters," " but it shines like a benedlc,
ton in the faces of the liberated-the
free! Make, by all means, your good
resolutions, but back yourself with the
gold to be had only in South Carolina
at the Kelley Institute in this city
The State.
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The Farm ers' Alliance.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Nation
al Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union which has been in session here
three days, adjourned this afternoon.
Important action was taken during the
closing session. Among these, the
"subtreasury plan" to which the Alli-
ance has been committed for a num-
ber of years and the demand for an in
crease of the circulating medium to
$50 per capita, were eliminated from
the platform. Resolutions were adopt
ed opposing the refunding of the Pa
cific Railroad debt and agreeing to
meet next year at Dallas, Texas if that
city will make suitable offers.
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A Great Big Find,

RALEIGH. N. c., Feb. ALI. 81.
Parkes of High Point learned some
time ago that large amount of gold
coin was buried near Sunbury station,
on the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
railroad. In some way he located the
treasure, and news reaches here that
Yesterday he unearthed it. There is
SIS, 900. The man who buried it is
not known. The find has caused great
excitement in all that section.
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A Fatal Boiler Explosion.

HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, Jan. 50.-At
T o'clock this morning large boiler
in the works of the Hollidaysburg
Iron and Nail Company exploded,
killing five yersons and injuring
twenty-three, three of whom will die:
The boiler was blown through the roof
three hundred feet into midair and
came crashing down through the roof
into another portion of the works.
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CollaUse ofa Church.

PARIS, February "A church col
lapsed today at Manlevrier, a village
near Anglers, in the department OF
Maine ct Loire, while Mass was being
celebrated. The structure was COM
fortably filled, most of the worship
pers being women and children. Sud
denly and with very little warning
the walls began to sway, and fell be,
fore all the congregation could get
outside. Eight persons were killed,
and thirty were wounded.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-12
Had Blues and Suicided.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Former Police
Commissioner Stephen B. French
committed suicide today by shooting
himself through the heart. For some
time Mr.. French has been moody and
respondent. His friends have ob-
served that both in appearance and
conversation Mr.. French was not
quite himself. So far as known there
was no adequate cause for his suicide.
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Free Silver In Texas.

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 5.-The State
Democratic executive committee was
in session here again today. The sill
yer caucus was attended by IA mem
bers of the committee. Silver was
victorius on the one convention scheme
in the caucus. 1t is likely the major
ity of the delegates to the national
convention will be free silver men.
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Father and Son Slain.

Ell PAso, Tex, Feb. 4.-Col. Albert
J. Fountain of Las Cruces, N. NJ, a
prominent lawyer and speaker of the
territorial house of representatives,
has been murdered, with his 9-year-old
boy, by cattle rustlers on the desert
between Tulurus and Las Cruces, N.
M. The cause was lis activity in pros
ecuting the cattle thieves. Posses are
securing the country. Fountain was
en- route home from Lincoln, where
he had been attending court
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An Ounce of Lautlanum.

AUGUSTA, Feb. Al. Booker Black.
ston, 40 years of age, an employee OF
the Augusta Electric Street railway,
committed suicide here this afternoon
by drinking an ounce of laudanum.
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Montanvert on the other, I opened
my Bible and read, ''As the noun
tains are around about Jerusalem, so
the Lord is around about about them
that fear him." The surroundings
were an omnipotent commentary.
Though troubles 'assail and dangers at.
Though friends should all fail and foes all
unite,
Yet one thing secures us, whatever betide,
The Scripture assures US the Lord will pro.
vide.
Still further, the road spoken of is a
pleasant road. God gives a bond of
indemnity against all evil to every
man that treads it. "All things work
together for good to those who love
God" No weapon formed against
them can prosper. That is the bond,
signed, sealed and delivered by the
president of the whole universe.
What is the use of your fretting, 0
child of God, about food? Behold
the fowls of the air, for they SOW not,
neither do they reap, nor gather into
barns. Yet your Heavenly Father
feedeth them" And will he take care
of the sparrow, will he take care of
the hawk and let you die? What is
the use of your fretting about clothes2
Consider the lilies of the field. Shall
he not much more clothe you, O ye of
little faith9" What is the use of wor-
rying for fear something will happen
to your home2 'He blesseth the hab.
itation of the just" What is the use
of your fretting lest you will be over
come of temptations2 God is faith
full, who will not suffer you to be
tempted above that ye are able, but
will with the temptation also make
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Uullt q IOao lOf u OluCICuL puFpOSc
that the banners of heavenly domin-
ion might come down over it. Being
a kings highway, of course it is well
built. Bridges splendidly arched and
abuttressed have given way and
crushed the passengers who attempted
to cross them. But Christ the King
would build no such thing as that
That work pene, he mounts the chariot
of his love and multitudes mount
with him, and he drives on and up
the steep of heaven amid the plaudits
d of gazing worlds! The work is done
well done gloriously done magnifi-
Gently done,
Still further, this road spoken of is
clean road. Many fine road has
become miry and foul because it has
not been properly cared for, but my
text says the unclean shall not walk
on the one. Room on either side to
throw away your sins. Indeed, if you
want to carry them along, you are not
on the right road. That bridge will
break, those overhanging rocks will
fsl, the night will come down, leaving
you at the mercy of the mountain
bandits, and at the very next turn of
the road you will perish. But if you
are really on this clean road of which
I have been speaking, then you will
stop ever and anon to wash in the
water that stands in the basin of the
eternal rock.
Aye, at almost every step of the
journey you will be crying out,
''Create within me clean heart" If
you have no such aspirations as that,
It proves that you have mistaken your
way, and if you will only look up and
see the finger board above your head
you may read upon it the words,
There is way that seemeth right
unto a man, but the end thereof is
death" Without holiness no man
The morning times., 1896-01-19
Germnn War Trcn>

An cnterpriSing journalist has been per-
united to view the famous German war
treasure" which lies stored in Ia" isolated
julius Tower "f the fortress If Spandau.
ready for any sudden emergency. The
total arnuun, is 2O. .OOU. 900 marks or about
S3O. .OOu. GOO, Il SUN wlich would go far
toward dcfra wing th"cnSl of ofmIkinga stand
in Transvaal. Gold pieces of the value OF
ten or twenty marks are alone used for
this purpose. There are 100000 of them
contained i'll bags that hold 10000 marks
apiece. and these are stored by tens in
200 wooden boxes. The screws that close
the boxes having been driven well home,
seals are put upon their heads. Thus the
contents are never visible to mortal eye bnt
the cases undergo periodical weighing in
order to ascertain that the hoard has not
been tampCrcd with.
The morning times., 1896-01-19
widows Row" in iIiiluuclphId

The half square On RcrkS street between
Twentieth and Woodstock streets is known
to all who are acquainted with the neigh
bnrhood as the Widows Row" This is
due to the fact that no less than seventeen
hcreaved wives reside within lis confines.
All of these are said 10 bc handsome and
thrifty: five of them are engaged in busi-
ness for themselves and eleven have very
comfortable incomes. Two yPdrs ago there
wer.. twcniy-tbTcc " iduws in the Row"
but four have made new ventures ON the
matrimonial sea since That time ana two
have joined heir husbands in another land.
It would be IA breach of confidence to men
tiou the number who will be married before
the close 1T the year, but Il is safe TO say
That thr ''WiGows' Row" will lose its pres
Iigc rs The :thudc q. lonely females unless
several engagements are broken off.-PAil-
ddvlphia Record.