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ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

Julia Flynn, an elderly woman from
Washington. who has been in trouble with
the polica several times Before, came TO
Alexandra yesterday evening and filled
up on bad liquor. On King street, near
Royal, she created considerable excitement
by standing on the sidewalk and screaming
at the top Of her voice. An effort was
made 10 quiet her, and failing in this. the
police were sent FOR. she positively re-
fused TO walk, and when officer Ferguson
attempted 10 pnt her into a wag0n TO haul
her 10 the station, she fought him like a
fiend, and struck him blow in the nose
that brought tears TO his eyes. She viii
be sent TO the workhouse by the mayor.
The river flats off this city are covered
with a sheet of ice three inches thick, and
only the extremely high winds OF the past
two or three days has kept the channel from
freezing up Solid. In consequence of the
ice in the river being extremely heavy, the
ferry steamer Belle Haven WAS withdraw
FROM the ferry route yesterday morning.
Many of the Alexandria witnesses in the
PoSS ana Henry trial for the robbery of old
Farmer Alexander MCChntock at Fairfax
Court House have returned home. The
defense viii get through with its side of
the case today, and this morning the argu-
ments viii be begun.
Mrs. Johanna Lyles. widow of the late
Alexandria, died at her home on South
Fairfax street yesterday morning, in the
eiehty-Sixth year OF her age. Her funeral
will take place from st. Mary's Catholic
Church tomorrow morning al $50 O'Clock.
The Lenten series of Thursday night
sermons under the auspices OF the Brother
hood of st. Andrew. were begun iii Old
Christ Church last night, when a very
large congregation heard Rev. DR.. Nc
1cIi an nj r.
ing sermon. Next Thursday night DR..
Mackay y-Smith OF Washington will preach,
and March z Rev. Dir. Dame has ac-
cepted the invitation to preach the sermon.
Lewis Jackson. coiored. was arrested in
Fairfax c. H., yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal Glover on a charge of hay-
ing violated the revenue law, in having
sold liquor without a license in q local
option county. He was brought before
United States Commissioner Fowler here.
who held him on bail for a hearing March 2.
The four newpolice officers and Sergeant
James I. Smith, who were elected by the
police board atits meeting wednesday night
last. have been ordered TO report for duty
April L.
The local council OF the Jr. o. U. A NJ.
have completed all arrangements for the
celebration aud flag raising on Peabody
public school for white girls, and the
Halloweil school for colored girls. About
800 members of the order from Washing
ton are expected to be present.
The directors of the Alexandria Insur-
ance Company have elected Mr.. Benoni
Wheat president. and Mr.. George Wise,
secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Wilbur Payne and Miss Minnie Mason,
both wei;-known young Alexandrians, were
married by the Rev. DR.. Butler in the
Baptist Church parsonage, wednesday night
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HOW MINER BEAT HIM.
That's the Question That Tim Camp
bell Would Like Answered

Doc Marlborough, manager OF Reilly
and Woods company, lad q IaiLer laugh
able experience tie day he came 20 Wash
ington with the company.
In order 20 tell tie story ii is necessary
TO turn back the hands OF the clock TO tie
time of the fight in New York between
Henry C.. Miner and Tim" Campbell for
the nomination TO Congress from their
district. As all tie world knows, Miner
came off victorious, much 20 the surprise
and chagrin OF the Complexities.
During tie fight the genial Doe was
MIXERS right hand man and general fac
totem. In fact, it is said Air. Miner at
tributes his nomination aud subsequent
election 10 MIR. MacDonough, who was
ably assisted by Henry NJ. Moses and
Judge GuiliogcI.
Last Monday night Tim and DOC"
met in Harvcy's for The first time since
the campaign. Tim was all ;mics.
and of course they had something. Seen,
however, he assumed an air OF mystery
and drawing Marlborough TO oHc siCe said
See here, Old man, went 10 ask you
a question. You won and iost aud that's
all over, but / want 10 ask you how you
sid ii. / spent a fortune trying to get
that nomination aud I'm willing 10 give
half as much more 10 know how you beat
ne. I'm down here leaning the tricks,
and next time you can let I'm going TO
knock tie rcrsimmon: but what gets me
is, how did / lose last time?
1T cost me seventy thousand to find
out | was licked, and I'm willing TO make
il an even hundred thousand TO know
how you did it,"
Needless to say, lie didn't get an answer.
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LIFE INSURANCE PRACTICE
Interesting Decision Made By JUS
tice Bundy on a Policy.
h. Sound for the Plaintiff on Ground
That May Hayea n important Bear-
ing Upon Such Litigation.

Justice Bundy has made a decision in a
case which viii prove interesting to those
who take oUt life insurance policies for
small amounts 10y the weekly payment
plan.
In the case the insurance company was
defendant, its defense being based on the
plea that the policy was void because
there had been arrearages. The lustice
held that when a policy is void. when
there are aFreara ges in payments t;sen the
p3iicF shoUld bc taken up. Hefound for the
plaintiff
Sh'ld0n y Wiihers took out policy IN the
Alpha Insurance Company OF the District of.
Columbia. March "a, 1894. The terms
were that upon pa ayment OF O cents in hand
ana 10 cents weekly thereafter his life
would be insured for S7333
In J2nu&r;', Sis year, he died, and on the
Failure OF TIE company TO pay the amount OF
the policy 10 her, the widow brought suit
before Justice Bundy for the recovery
OF the amount. S73.33, retaining JOHN c.
Foster & &C. as counsel. Hewlett & Holland
appearing for the defense.
The late insureds book showed regular
payments down to the week OF his death.
The defense set up was that according
10 lhe terms oi the policy. If the insured
should fail for period OF four weeks to
make payments the policy would he void
and that the insured did fan for eleven
weeks and although he subsequently paid
up All arreara GeS, yet, inasmuch as he did
not live for fourteen weeks afterward "a
stipulation marked in after by lead Dencil).
therefore the policy was not revived. and
Tor that reason claimed that the widow
should have nothing.
Such was the extent Of testimony that
was 10 call a decision which s.Fould es-
tab!ish a precedent.
Justice Bundy held If an insurance com.
pany' under such circumstances. exUected
TO avoid is liability, ii should take up its
policy after il has iapsed, and not leave
II IN The hands OF the insured 10 misIead
him. He held further that the policy be-
fag scaled instrument, duly attested.
ought not 10 be modified in any OF its terms
10y mere lead pencil MARKS made by col.
ieclor or made by oral statements. which
are so easily misunderstood. The only
way to do Is 10 take UP the policy
The attorneys for the defendant said
they would probably appeal The case. in
which event there would be finally de.
termined the limits Of the operations of
this character Of insurance companies.
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LONDON PAPERs MISSED 1T.
This Country Has No Obligation to a
Russian Protecturate in Korea

The rumor Of the reported intention of
Russia 10 proclaim a protectorate over
Korea. reached the State Department in a
cablegram sent several days ago by Air. sill,
the minister of the United States to Korea,
as newspaper statement. Beyond this
nothing on the subject has come to the at
tention of Secretary Olney.
The statement in the dispatch from
Shanghai to the London Globe that the
United States and Great Britain would prob
ably "strenuouSiy resist such acton has
no basis of authority SO far rs this govern
ment is concerned. Friendly feeling of
the United States towards Korea is well
known. and our interest is intensified by the
fact that many Americans hold concessions
there, there is 10 Likelihood that this
country Will offer any resistance" or
proceed TO anything strenuous" with re-
gard TO any proposed protectorate.
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TRYING TO SAVE cULP
attorney General Harmon Appealed
to i'm Manslaughter Case

The case OF John a. Culp, the Navy Yard
amploye who WAS recently convicted of
nanslaughter by causing the death of Jerry
Doherty at The merry-go-round near the
Navy Yard last September, is exciting CON
siderable sympathy. Calp has a family 10
support and it was while working over time
as helper at The merry-go-rouud that he
committed the assault that is alleged TO
have caused Doherty's death.
IL is said that Judge Cole is himself much
N doubt about Mr.. Cups guilt. He had
DO ground, however, on which to grant a.
sew trial There were no errors apparentIy
n the hearing. There was little hope that
an appeal to the court OF appeals win avail
anything, and yesterday the appeal was
withdrawn
MI e. b. Hay, who is Culp's attorney, is
preparing 4 petition to Attorney General
harmon for a mitigation OF the sentence
Of two years in the penitentary.
An order for Cuip's removal to A Albanvbas
been signed.
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PLENTY OF TOY THEArr,s

III you were among the huuarea.
disappointed hast Sunday I'm not get
ing 10Y theater base apply at The
Iiines office. A plentiful supply Of
the attractive toys has been secured.
and you viii need one to mount LII
tie Red Riding Hood on Sunday.
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Appeal From Extension Decision

Mr.. Samuel Maddox yesterday filed pa
eers for an appeal from the recent decision
or Judge Cox in the condemnation pro-
eeedings for extension of streets in the
Denison and Leighton subdivision. The
papers set forth in detail the reasons upon
which the appeal is hased. They are in
hne with the arguments made by himself
ana Mr. Worthington at the hearing of the
fase before Judge Cox. Citations were
ISSUED at once from the clerks office 10
eigh'y-nine property holders.
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Arlington Heights Mass s,eet,no

The Republicans OF the Eighth Vireipia
IistiicC Le.d a mass meeting Wednesday
1IsHt at arlington Heights. The meeting
wa wa eaiied oy tie Young Mems Progressive
Oiub OF Arlington. Va. Tie princiDal
speech was made by Mr.. F. D. Lee. who
suiosized the candidacy OF Speaker Reed
tor The Presidency and = H. Harri.on for
delegate from the Eighth Virginia dis.
Tict and said that ViTeinia would send a
solid delegation 10 ST. Louis
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PLENTY OF TOY THEATERs.

If you were among the hundreds
disappointed hast Sunday in not get
ting II toy theater base apply at The
Times office. A plentiful supply Of
the attractive toys has been secured,
ana you Will need one to mount lit
tie Red Riding Hood ON Sunday
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FOR RENf-HoUsrs.

FOR RENT-A thoroughly furnished
corner house Of rooms: double par
lors; cabinet nantels; modern improve
ments; price, $40 per month, or $50 ar5
board il owner is agreeable; possession
given immediately Address REL!A BILE,
this office. fe21-3t
FoR RENT 2U12 18th NV, 7-room
house; double. lot; cellar; lajrobe; range,
gas, water; S20.40 fe2G-2t en-
FOR RENT 143 ID =. Sc. reat 6-room
aud bath. b. w.lrick. with good ward
Apply A16 New Jersey ave. So. fe19-3t
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For Philadelphia, New York and the

400 p. M. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
TIE daily. all Parior Cars, with
1865 tDining Carr. T:20, 900, 1000 dim
ing Carr, 1905 tDininG Carr and HOO
DINING Car from Wilmington a NJ,
12:45, 3:15, 4:20, 6 40, 1890 and IL 80
2. NJ. on Sunday, 7;O5 Dining Car,
7:20, 800, 1905 Dining Carr. 100
Dining car from Wilmington AM, 1915,
81 ., 4:2O, $40, 10:c0 and 1885 Z. NJ.
For Philadelphia only, Fast Express, 4 80
A. NJ. weekdays. Express, 1915 week
days, 2:U1 and $40 T. NJ. daily. For
Boston without change, 7:5O A. III. week
For Baitimore, 6.25, 7.G5, Z. 20, 7.5O, 900.
NJ, 1915, 12,46, 2;01, 3;15, $40. a 90
TO, 1000, 1910, Ills, and 1I.35
Pm. On Sunday Z CO, Z 20, 600, 9.O5,
1905, 1880, LOO A. NJ, 1915, 115,
$40, 6:u5. 40, 7.10, 1000, 1910
For Pope's Greek Line. { 20 a. M and 4. Sc
Fdr p Annapdis an day e4GsP' 7ad ss6gpday a. M
4.20 p. m. daily, except Sunday Sun
diags; 9'So 4oasf a; m. ,an and }ope; 70 p m
for jacksonville and st. Augustine, 10:4s
p. m. week days. Express for Richmond
points on Atlantic coast Line, 4:30 a. mr.
GAG p. m, daily. Richmond and Atlanta,
$40 D. ~, daily. Richmond only 1857
q. m. week days.
Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 a. M.
daily, and AS p. 10. week days.
9.45, 1867, 11.50 a. M, 1880. 40.
$50, 4.23, 800, 5,37, els, 9.02, 1910
and 11.39 p. 10. On Sunday at 4.30, Z As,
$40 a. M, 2.4o, Clio, 500, and 10. 10
p. m.
Leave Alexandria for Washington. 6.O5.
6.43, .O5. 500, 9.10, 10.15, 10. IS a. m. .
LOO, 2.15. SOC, 3.23, 500, $50; 6I3.
700. 7.20, $40. 1852, and II .0S D. M.
On Sunday at 6.43, $40. 1925 a. M.
215, $50, 700, 1.2U, 9.l0 ard IO55
p. IN.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
streets and at the station, Sixth ard /,
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
3. .M.PREVOST, JR WDOD
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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Auction Sales
THOMAS DowIING q CO, Aucltoneers,

A hOAlAS l}pA LINZ W., AbGttpHNfTAt
6I2 T. st. n. ".
TkISTEE n, ,,5la siE 20 or AdIAkIE I, ,Lih
Low AVENUE. WHITNEY CLOSE.
BY virtue OF Il ceed OF trust dated June
-, 1885 and recorded june 26. SS5. in
Liber 2o34, folio 1z6. OF The District OF
Iuiuninia lana Records, default iaHing OC-
CURED hereunder, the undersigned will
offer ut i,uiiic Sile oH TUESDAY. MARCH
the Sd, 4. d., S96, at Cclock p. NJ. in
front = The premises, lot 3. in hiGck 9, of
the subdivision bnOwn as - Whitney Close"
Said lot fronting 67.i7 feet Oh Ludlow
avenue, with dCpth of 200 feet.
Terms or sale-Onc-third cash. one-third
do one year, and onc-tiird in two years or
all cash at purchasers option. deferred
payments TO be secured by deed of trust
upon premises sold. and 10 bear interest
a. The rate OF rer cent per anRuna from
the day OF sale, payable seni-lnnually. a
sepoA> OF S2C0 Will lie required 1T the
slime o. sale. Terms OF sale to be com
oied with IN ten days or premises will be
fesold al tie risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser.
JACKSON II. RALSToN. Trustee.
1898 + ST. NV.
FRED EFICK /. SIDDONS. Trustee.
leIS-l2teNS 1893 + st. NV.
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WANTED-ROARD

w A ANTED-Board with private fam.
lily by young lady with city references:
terms must be moderate. Address APPLI-
CANT, THIS offtce' fe21-2t
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MME. FRANCIS. medium, none
equal, gives itfe from cradle to grave.
Hours, 8 to 8. 25c. and soc East Cap.
st. f19-7t em
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wANTEDmRooMs. w

WA NTED-By faniily of adults, flat
OF or 3 unfuT. roous, convenient for
hght housekecping.- bath. heat. and gas:
state full particulars. Easy distance of
FIN ana INV. Address IL Y. NJ. City L. @.
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EDUCATIONAL.

-Pupils-Forming class in
physical culture, elOcution. vocal. and
graceful department.: every Thursday, 3 TO
A.30: 35c Initiation Zee; l0c weekly. MRS
CLARENDON SMITH, Haines' Hail. Sth
st. Sc. Item
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PERSONALS

PROF. CHA z. Greatest Medium, tells
business, love affairs. lost or stolen
property; removes bad luck, evil influences;
fee, 90 cents; hours, 10 to 8: open Sun
day. 4S9 IL St, bet. l-2 and 9Th SITS sw.
fe6-1m
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
sTREETS
In Effect january 6. 1896.

1880 "A. III. PENNS YLV AN IA LIN
ITED.-Puilmau Sleeping, Dining, Snok-
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
to Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. st.
Louis, Cleveland, and 1oleCO. Buffet
Parior Car 10 harrisburg.
1880 A. III. FAST LINE.-Pulinian
buffet fGr.or ar 10 Harrisburg. PariOr
anC Dining Cars, Harrisburg TO PittSburg.
SAC p. NJ, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
E.<P <PBi2SS.-Pulinan Buffet PaT!nr Car
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg to st. Louis, Cincinnati, LO uiS-
vile and Chicago.
g.1O p. Ri. WESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Chicago and
Harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining car 10
Chicago.
7.IO p. III. soUTHWESTERN EX-
fkESs-Puilman Sleeping and Dining
Cars 70 st Louis. and Sleeping Car
Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
10 40 p. n. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car to Pittsburg
T.5C a. NJ. Tor Kane, Canandaigua
kahccster and Niagara Falls, daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
1880 q. ri. for Elmira and Rcnova.
daily, except Sunday. For Williamsport
daily, $40 p. NJ.
TO p. NJ. for Wiliiamsport. Rochester.
buffalo and Niagara Falls, daily. except
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
to Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo
1O.AO p. NJ. for Erie, Cahandaigua
Rochester, Burfal0 and Niagara Falls
daily Sieepingcar Washingtonto o Eiuira.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
$4,000 wanted for wei established
business; safe and legitimate; % per
cent yearly guaranteed Address BUSI-
NESS X, this office. fe2i-3t
FOR SALE-WeiI established cigar
store located at intersection OF four
car lines, money making stand II attended
10. Apply GEO. II. LEAGUE, Wholesale
cigars, 18Th and E sts. NV. fe2I-3t
SALOON and pooIroom, 81 500; ;chance
Tor Coiored man; stock $500: rooms
aud llath. 3-year lease; rent $50. Bus.
EXCH., 91S + st. fc2O-3t
FOR ALE-Ciuod fruit and confection-
efy stand; doing good business. Call
cor. SAth and 81 StS. NV feI9-3t
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FOR RENT front or . com, ,oms;
heat, gas and bath. 1854 18th st.
n
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WIMODAuGHsIs Classes. 1a2s

st. NV. 6eSianing NuveIn ber-Shorb-
hand. dictation ant sypeWriting, Mrs. Bald
WIN. or Es.SincsS High School: b0okkeeDtag.
ETC ADA l. SMITH SunE
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FOR SALE-Coal. Coal coal! Any
kind, !. bushels for 81; delivered and
carTie:tin free. ). w W.FUELASSOC1ATIO
633 + st. NV fe16-7t
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FOR RENT-Six bright sunny fur
rooms; single or en- suite: open fire if
desired; pleasant rooms for gentlemen.
$50 A st. Sc fe16-7t -
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR GA ALG-Che..p. iron safe, good
order; weight $50 pounds; $50. Adj
dress Box Is, this office. fe20-2t
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LOST.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-At Brookland, ID. c., one
-, OF the prettIest Six-room houses in the
village; price 81, $50; easy terms. Adj
dress ii j., Brookland, ID. C. fe21-7t
FOR SALE-A snap-2 ! 4 acres:
short walk from Laurel station; near
electric boulevard; two dwellings aud ont
510 10th st. NV. fe20-3f
FOR SALE OR RENT-Eieven and
one-haIr acres, SiX-rOOm house. barn
and out-houses, fine land: on Sargent
Road. Apply CHARLES 81. SOJDER, ON
premises 81 milesfrom BrooklaEd, D. C.
fe11-14t
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For RENT-RooMS.

A1S 10Th st. NV f1S-Stem
FOR RENT-ParIor and bedroom for
physician in northeast; board if desired:
reasonable Address ELIGIBLE. this Of
flee fe19-3t
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wANTED-PosTAG STAMPS.
DEP RTMENT Stamps, ali kinds
and any quantity. bought ard highest
cash prices given II. +. DUNkHORST.
1905 7th st. DIV. de- 2-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w as Hgr1.tO9 ID. c.. feu. u,
1896. 63l Pa. ave. nw.-A meeting
Of tie Stockholders Cf the Capital Railway
Company VIII be held at A. +. Randle'S
office, G31 Pa. ave. NV, on THURSDAY.
Feb. -, 1886, ~ IL O'Clock uoCD, ICr the
purpose OF eieCtiuc q hnard CT directors.
ARTHUR T.. RANDLE,
fc21-5t AUGUSTUS BURGbURF.
THE annual m,-eHng OF The stoci:holders
of The Cross Manufacturing Company
Va. MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 2.
1896, at 3 p. IN, for esecsion of boarI or
directors auu the Transaction OF s;icii buSl-
ness as may lawfully come before it JOS.
b. FORkER, Sec.
February II. 1896. fe1S-14t
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PERSONALS.

NSNJE. NOLAN wiilhod test seance
every Tuesday and Friday nights at
32U5 N st. 1t
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FOR EA ALE-PiaBos and organs 81
week; 20 used Instruments, ranging Id
price from $25 to 81 so; 10 go for IS down;
81 weekly. BkADBUkY WAREROoMS.
1226 Pa. ave. y fC13-1men
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HELP wANTED-MALE
Help Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for 10e

wANTED-A good white boy to helD
out Gal Pa. ave. Sc fe21-2t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-Part of storerOOm to let.
cheap, gOOu business stand 935 Il st.
NV. fe19-7t-em
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ON 7fn at NV: doing good business:
owner leaving city; cheap rent. Address
I r. This office elS-.;t
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HALEE, True Medium, tells life from
cradle to grave; also business and
love affairs: lost or stolen property; friends
and enemies, and how to avoid trouble;
removes cvil Influences; gives good luck,
etc; 25 aud 30 cents hours, 8 to g. SO
II n NV feS / Il-eiD
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FOR SALE-Furniture Of 1iIoom
house, inCmding fine upright piano;
house on eireet unsurpassed Tor tCartters
ard roomeTs: price $3.50. Address BOX
o. this Office. iClH-3t
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w NTED- Carpets and rugs 10 clean;
CoiUrs restored equal 10 new by oar
process; terms reasonable; s2;lsiacti4n guar
antced. Address W. ID. MUNDAY. $50
q st nv. IcE-i ii;:o
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FOR I,E-A . ty e'oa mere. Water
bury IciIsC, CARRYING case and tripod;
only $50. ADDRESS A S. W, q Is otficc.
rei S .3t-cnI
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FOR s a LEs--BcsL MAKE of iIcubators.
hrooders and fresh green bone; cah
and see the ucubatorS i'll working order.
Schmid's Bird and Pet Animal stores. 7l2
18th st. NV. and 122l Pa. ave.
oc5.tf.
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VA ANTED-Ladiest tohave their dresses
made for $500, at Madam Hyatt's,
eos N. Y. ave; perfect fit Agent Baugh-
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b.s stHi ,,ttIto SJug t.trp,-tS i,teulin!i?
Try Afm.. FuIl Smiths nrw carIet
cleaner n.8th &iu! insect Irese'lt@r. III
iItl u NV. fciI-Et en-
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w a NTED-A cOlOred boy, IN tailor
store; must come we'll recommended.
Call SIG Sth st. NV. 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wagon suitable for heavy bread route.
Address BAKERY WAGON, this office.
fe21 -3t
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FOR SALE ElIisc,sLLasE sEous

FOR SALE-Thret chair barDer sh0D
aGdfIxtures, doing good business; reason
Ior Itor selling TO leave city; cheap rent. SG3
~ OF. INV.
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w a NTED-Cash register in good con-
dition. Address j. E. B., 731 II. Cap. ST.
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WANTED-First- cake baker 20
work three days Il week: good pay Tor
right party. Address B. Is. NJ, this Of
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FOR Rent OR SALE--EIeven and
ami o,,t'bap t5a o. iaod nouS on So rpent peT
Road. Apply CHARLES II. SOUDER, on
premises 34 iiiies rom Brookland, ID. C.
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EOR RENr-ROuMS

FOR RENTING or three unfurnisned
rooms: second floor. large closets: heat
ana gas; accommodating sfa.rnisheirooms,
first floor. 220 st. NV. 1t
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DA- -WCy &c raught privately, 81; any
hour; daily to 8 p. NJ; class. Sb Tor
d,nce: refs, Address QUICK MEItip.t
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