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no relation that orlnEs out tne AAbNNee
sentiment in ones nature as does
friendship. Jealousy. suspicion and
all eoarse- passions are eliminated, and
fidelity. unseltshness and integrity
dominate the heart
-you are enthusiastic" she re-
marked
perhaps" he assen,ed. hut Am
consistent in my belief see nothing
TO prevent our becoming Just such
friends. do your"
II there we're any obstacles in the
way they were soon overcome, He
called but two or three times a week
during the FIRST few months Of their
acquaintance, but the restrictions she
had imposed upon too frequent visits
were finally removed and then he fell
into the habi; of stopping there every
day on his way home from the studio.
Ii was the coffee he went for-oi
course. He told hts friends so: he as
serted the same thing 10 her, and even
went so far as TO believe Il himself.
She always smiled when be said any
thing about 1t. but she was too wise
TO contradict him
They were very confidential Both
had much 10 riate. He was ~ years
old-hs hadn't told anybody his age for
years before meeting her-aud she vas
81. She looked to be a few years older
than that. and by degrees she gave him
graphic sketches OF the early marriage.
disappointment and privatiea that had
brought on the marks OF premature
age. 1t was very pathetic story, and
his heart always thrilled with sympa-
thy as he listened.
You ough; to marry again" he ad-
vised one day, at the conclusion o;
one Of the touching fragments OF his
tory.
DO you mink sol" she asked
naiyely.
I'm sure Of II. II were no, so old
I'D consider the matrimonial question
myself But when a man reaches ny
age without having committed himself
he may safely be put down az a con-
hrmed bachelor. Then is when We
learn to value friendship so highly.
| wish we're either littIs younger or
possessed OF more youthful spirits But
a man with a varied experience ages
rapidly. So l suppose -
The supposition ended in sigh.
She reflected a moment. then said soft
ly:
There Is a man in the south who Is
coming to see me soon. I've been eK-
peoting him for years. but there were
things that prevented used to think
him thoroughly eougenial. but now !
know better Since then l nave seen
men for whom l could care great
deal more"
Have you?" he asked, What were
they iIke7''
I'm tell you some day" she replied.
adroltly.
The bachelor had work out OF town
at that time and be did no; see her
again for two weeks. He called imme-
diately after his return. and she well
I coined him with unfeigned pleasure.
I'm so glad you've come" she said.
as soon as he had entered the room. l
have SO much to tell you. Look into
your cup and see what the bubbles say
now.
He studied the surface OF the coffee
Friendship" he said at length, 'un-
broken. hallowed friendship"
rs that all7"
"Ye-e-s. believe so There is one
bubble that might be construed other
wise, but l hardly think II would be
advisable to do So
She sighed.
My friend from the south came
last week. she said He wants me to
marry him You have oeen nv sole
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shr lr9ea q Eiu hssa vttk ssE-
That uas m rlse-
Bet EAe vas cToEslafel Ell Sc FzE
Another utHu
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ssrse wes-tefrsss s~czs b - sferfs q
isteiy = -NFs. they've 61zrf sl4ai
thai ssn't = fi1iiaE e.ai.
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Jsst try iac t-ss q Casearr:t rs.ss
thagtic. ihs aHest hrsf saaa i.7sgf rTssi
assao.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-23

TO crHE A cotp ~ or DAf
Tz.ss f4ataElt- HfBma Qsiz5er Tass-ss
Drssg sss r4s-n.- Eid sl.ossf u o. "a j. . ~
The Lamar register., 1897-01-23

sswhsf % zoe a. wfsh 81 gsr 1sss
tl-ss- yj-a Fss ~ t.srfsFrsssFs 70 Lee :
hosre-asss hat ! lst ngi9rsi azss."
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A CONSISTENT MAN.

he could make
better coffee than
anybody else in
town. Everybody
admitted that. irre-
spectiye OF person
al pride of family
affection
A good many
people who ad-
mired and who had
vainly tried to i'm
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EoR lighthouses

FOR RENT-7O9 9Th St NV =, 8 rooms; hall;
back stairway; porcelaiD-lined Datn: not
and cold water; rent reduced TO $50 d.
house open from 8: 80 TO 4:3O. Inyll- 4t-ell
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

fscbedule In effect May 2, 1917
An trains arrive aIid ISottS ei-iiSJ - ANS
Passenger Station nc 49,.
\ a m-DaUy, local Tor PanVHle, Char-
.otte and way stations, connects a. ManaS-
sas for Or asburg, harriSun3 uIS, ebu
sIaunton, daily. except ll C "a. ,,- all
81, dnifv and with the chesapeake end
S IN; ,daiIyo for the Natural BsIJge and
LJ IIt5 m.-Daay. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
slecI,prs New YORK anu d>iihEloh 70
Jaeksonville. unIunS az SaliSDuI VIII nIol
sTrings n. C. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Spsnyille, Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pun,
mn sleeper for "A augusta: pullman bufist
ssl~cner New York to New Orleans connect
!a,y ~ Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
80 .~srnt JIdiH ~ a. si4-''t 60 4seW
orleans without change sunset personally
-, 80 train every saturday ~ san Fran
CISCO without Chan5e- 60. 60, 60.
SC0l n. M LOcaItOr Front Royal, stTaS-
49, y - UarriSonburg, with connection Tor
ST. g. ,-T,,,rNn daily except Sunday.
II n. m--DalIy, zeal tOr CbaTlOtteS
vile .styrN.,.,ro>. ..,r,
s06GTTH WESTERN, VI TIBCLED, LIN
FED. composed OF Pullman e.'tlouted
sieeDers, dining cars anu day coaches
pniIa~an sIeepers New YORK TO Nash
. HAl1't'tr ,.nD via AsheyIlle, Knoxville
and Chattanooga; New Hork 70 Tampa,
g. C;hHriGtte, COtoIe ot.s- St..dhhth anu
70
SeN.'1.sn,tul. New YORK Co New Orleans,
VIA Atlanta and Montgumsry Vesubuled
&c coach Washington 10 Atianta South
a asS RAILWAY dining car, Greensboro to
A T2Rki rs on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
pfVTSION leave Washington 3.Ol g. tn
aaiiy. 90 D. IN. and 4:45 p. IN daily, eX-
cent SUNDAY, aud 6:25 p. m Sunday only
mr. Round Hin: A. 80 D. III. daily except sun
Iav for Leesburg, and go p m 1aiiy rof
GeTndon Returning, arrive at " Washing,
ION S:2U a M aud $40 p M daily and
500 D. N. daily, except Sunday, from
Snund Inn ana 40 a. fiE '-a.-t ca, -
sunday, from herndon, anu o;34 a. L.
dalIy EXCEPT Sunday, from LctSburE
TRro,, gh trains from the SOuSb arrive az
washing ton 6 az a. m: 2:2u p m ana
a2S n m. daily HarrfSonburg, 1 2:4O p.
m. and O:25 d. m. daily, except Sunday,
ana S so u. NJ. daily, iroiii Snaii iottessiIIs
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, aud in
Formation FURNISHED at offices, Oil and
1900 Penns ylvanla ayenue and at PennsyE
santa Railroad r aSSenger station
NJ. n, GREEN, 6sen- SnpI.
y Al, GULF, Irafrc Manager.
~. A. TURk, Gen. Pass. Agent.
a.. =. brown. Gen. Agt. Pass. Deph
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- ALTlMORE -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect May 2. 1897.

Leave washington from =. ef ist.i, tr.THeE ot
New jersey avenue and street
FOR chicago ana NOTItI vest. sSTlDuied
Limited trains, 1000, 1l.45 a III. sos
p H.
For Cincinnati. st Louis nd Indianapolis.
cypress, lib a IN IestIbuled Limited
$40 D. m, express 11-25 D IN.
For P1tJsbGTg and Cleveland. express
daliT, GOO n II aRd 30 q rs.
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 1125
ror winchester and way stations. $40
and 10. 80 p. m
For New Orleans, Memphis Birnlin CHAM,
Chatta BOOga. EnoNvIla RrySt,t md
Roanoke, f1;2o p m. daily; Sleeping Car
through.
For Baltimore, week days, 500, $50.
Il &c, X4.IO, XS-OO, .. 80, x93O, x1O.UO.
xI2.UO a. IN, XII. V5, Il 10. NJ. ~. x3.OO
xG.2O, $50. xs.OO, 5. 10. x9.2O, Ills.
X1 80 p IN and x13.OI night Sundays
X 90, xT-Io, $50, xs.O0 a n, 90,
x5.lO, ESQ, Ks 90, x9 20. IL 10. XII so.
p. m. xI2-Ol night
For Annapolis. Z ~ and 5 80 m, 1 2. 10
and $50 p In, Sundays, $50 d H., asa
For FreGeTick. week DAYS, T:35. liza
a IN, 30, $50 p m sundays, l:l5 2 N;
For HagerstOwn, $1,000 a IN and 70. 80
For boyd and way points, week days
For GaIthershurg and way points, week
DAYS. Do, SUI d IL Ous u .. 4 ~,
4 49, .. 80 7.05, IL 4G D. N. SUNDAYS.
900 Il m, LIS, 4-33, T-O5. 10-I5 p "a
For W ashIngton Junction and way points
g35 a. m, 4 80, D 80 D. IA week days.
I-l5 D. IN Sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia
All trains Illuminated with PintsCh light
For Philadelphia, New Y ork, EOstOn. and
the East. week days, 500, 1000 a. m
Dining carr, Zoo, jI2.40 Dining Car ]. 100
500 Dining Carr, (l2-Ol night, Sleeping
Car opeu at 1000 o clock, SUnGs vs., 900
a. IN Dining car, (l2 40 Dining Carr. 8 %
Is .O5 Dining Car, IL 0l night; sleeping car
open 10 O'clock. Additional TRAINS Tor
Philadelphia, week days, 100 d IN. daily.
BlffetParIor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a III, 1900
noon, and Il. 40 p. m. week days, Il. 20
d. Ia. sundays
For cane MAY, noon.
tExcept Sunday. XExpTesS trains
baggage called for anu checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
20. on orders left at ticket offices. 6l9
PennsvIvania avenue NV, New YORK
avenui. and Fifteenth street. ami at depot
WYNN GREEN, d. Is MARTIN,
Gen Manager Man of Pass Traffic
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RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND n
STREETS.


STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND .
STREETS
TOO A. "A. week days-PITTsBUR5 Ell.
hnre - ,iraLor and Dining Cars, Harrs-
Ao.o9 A. Al PENSS YLyANIA LIMITED
Truman oiIlnan Sleeping. Dining, smoking and
! SSDseIVatIOn C4rSs Harrisburg 10 Chicago
LII S'laJlnnau ina annapolis, ST. Louis, CIeYe-
idnG ana Toledo burree PaTIoT Car to
1880 A. 81 FAsT LrNE-Pu,Imsn .urra.
i,sr Car 70 Harrisburg. BgrDet Farlor
n SS = harrisburg to Ptttsburg
express sleepins Car Washingtos
20 OF Louis, and Sleeping and DiIIi1a
~ sads sInaia.Iiis0urg to st Louis, CInclnHad
lilo 4: NJ WESTERN ExPKEss-pr,,.
man Sleeping Car to PIttsburg. Chicago.
a:a ar .a na al,i1Sgrs to Cleveland DINING
Ito p NJ. sOGTHwEsTERN ExPKEss
u,f. niIilan Sleeping Cars Washington Ia
s sd LOUISVILLE iva CincinnatII- Dlniaa
100 r AZ; PACIFIC ExPREss-Pme
q .bb A N. Tor Kane, Cananda; IA. Rocaes-
S S, a nd Niagara Fails daily. exceDs
so a. a. for EImlra and ..enovo daily.
SSAtcpt sunday. For LOCK Haven week
. gays and wiliiamspOrt sundays. $40
lilo =: IA. for WHHamsport. Rochester.
Dc stli anu Niagara Falls daily. except
! sdtHIday. with Sleeping Car Washington.
70 SUSPENSION Bridge, via Buffalo.
IL 40 Z 81. for Enc. CaaaBdaig1a, ROebes-
SSels buIf dlo, and Niagara Fails daily,
creeping Car Wdshiu gtOn to EIIntra
For philadelphia, New YORK. an0
the last
400 r: n. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
i lied daily, ali PaTlcr Cars. with DID
inS Car from baltimore. Regular az 90
! 81 Etng Carr, 800, B.OL, 10. 90 Dining
! Carr. and 100 dining Car from wiz
nj mnIp9s ;i A ~ II 40, 8. Is, 40. = 80,
I (lrtN 80 "a
! lDtnlng carr. zoo, 300 II.0O (Diuta(
Gar from WIlminEUOnl A. A., 1915, BIS,
( 40, 6,5C. 1000 and II 50 4 A. For
n week days Express ~ 10 p
N week days, Z-OI and o 40 q. NJ
3 5A k e wees sSstS sv. w sbS ehfps
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River
r6r fIBs ais,2 SFa 70 E9u7s 90 60 20 aly
1000. IO-6G. HOO and II so q m.
lib, IZ;45, 2.0!, $40, $40 a 90 linn
1000, 1910, lilo and 11.35 D. m.
On sunday, 100, 8 90. 9 90. 900, 10 so;
1i,03 a; m, Il 15, 10. 2.01, 8. 10, 2. 80,
.710. 1000. 10 40 and I1-35 D. m.
For Pope Creek Line, Z 90 a. IL and 4 80
v m daily, except Sunday
For Annapolis, 100, 300 a. m, IL Is
and A 20 y. 10. daily. except Sunday
Sundays, 500 g IN q ID ~ D. m
ida and points on Atlantic Coast
Richmond only, 1857 a. m week days:
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea
! Board Air Line, 4. 40 p. IN daily. Ac-
| COMMUNICATION Tor QHantleo, 40 a. IA
ana 70 p N, week days To- -
Streets, and at tae station, sixth and
NetrPee5, where orders ca "a be left Tor check
i,Dg OF baggage 10 destination from hotels
J. B. HUTCHINSON General Manager
J. X. WOOD. General Passenger AgenS
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FUR RENT-Store and cellar in Stan
ton Flats, 1850 to 1854 18th st. NV;
flats well fIlled with respectable cOlOred
tenants; a ffrst-Ciass stand for groceries,
coal. etc, rent, $50. OWNER, 1442 Z.
L. ave. my7-7t
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A LIMITED number of dresses nicely made
and mt ed at l Z ID st. Sc. myl 1-3t-em
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WANTED-By colored girls, chamber
work or general homework. AL g SC.
NV. my11-2t
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FOR HIRE-At prices to suit the times.
horses, carriages, and wagons; all styles;
also board horses by the day, week, or
month. WASHINGTONLIVER WAC ON
AND HARNESS CO. a27 D st, NV.
apx-0
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NANTED-By nice white girl, light house
work or nurse; viii leave the city. ref.
Address M A F., this office St-em
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FOR HIRE

FOX HIRE-To druumers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, So
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving, Apply to the REX STA BI4ES,
rear 6l5 h st. NV; telephone call. lo9.
ap3O-tf 44tt
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.


FOR SALE-A new wei-built, pretty cot
tage; No. Ito jefferson st, Anacostla;
Z rooms, bath; modern conveniences; lot
24x13o; with room for stable; rents at
S15. barpaip at So go. terms easy L.
STARGARDTER, Room 9, 613 18th St
NV my9-3t
S100 DOWN and your note for 81 zoo viii
buy 7-room dwelling in TeHles Gown, ID.
c.; lot 25xI5o; call early. j. b. SuLI4l-
VAN, 18th and G. my2-lW
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C.,t.InCrIoNS-

YOUR slow and doubtful accounts, unpaid
checks, notes, Judgments and outiawed
claims Neutrality-suspicious. Call or address
HANLON, Lawyer, lila st. NV
myS-7t-em
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FOUND.

FOUND-Ice cream, A No. 1, soc per gal;
absolutely pure; brick cream and water
ices. LACEY ), 601 and 6U3 y. Y. ave.
mystic
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FOR SALE-CoiumDla Dicyclein good com
dition; cheap. Address R. w, this office.
1t
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FOR RENT-SI3.3U; Groom, brick; $50
4th St. ne w l.. ANGER, 934 Est. NV
myI1- Tween
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOX SALE-we are showing very rtrSs
assortment of Monkeys Improved Dry
Air Ice Box es: Tie best and most econoIn-
ical for hotels butchers and grocers. TIE
j Il. MOXLEY ICE BOX AND FIXTURE
CO., factory rear or 2I4, ZIG. 2lS Sth
ST. me- --,. srfun2S-Cf
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FOR RENT-SmaIl furnished room; leason-
able; on second floor; bath adjoining
1903 18TH st NV. myll-3t
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NANTED-By respectable colored man
kiJuHtlon as waiter or work IN private
family; can fur. refs. Address or call
2Oi2 Columbia terrace NV. L.
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WANTED-Place to work half DAYS. price
s. per month; willing to work 1884
4th ST. NV. nly11-2t
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wANTEB- BICYCLES.

'secohdthand gent s. " heel in guoi eondi-
ton. Call betweeHz5 and g /, 1924 q st. NV.
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FOR RENT-Sl5;~ lovely Groom brick
modern homes; bath; papered; and VIII
move you; 3 and II 9th st. Sc N +.
CALD WELL, 81 3 q st. NV. myl l-oIem
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FOR RENT-Oue large unfGrRished room,
l4th 81 NV. my1I- st
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WANTED-A place TO do general house
work in a small family. Address 1911
81 st NV my11-2t-afn
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WANTED-A place to do general house
work by a competent woman Address
10 Mass ave. NV my112t
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FOR sALE-HoCsEs.

FOR SALE-1yaIuable 3-story brick and
stone resldence, 2020 18th st. NV, ~
rooms, bath and large yard, furnace neat,
Sde, all MOD. InlpS.; Lear coaches, aDle ann
electdc cars. Address OWNER, 1888
sl. NV; 9TH floor, or inspect house yourself
my7-7t-eu
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WANTED BY ffrst-ClaSs meat cutter and
.grucery clerk already employed, would
IKE To change, best OF references Adj
dress J., cor Il and y. J. ave. nyIl-3t
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FORR ENT-3 unrur. communIcat rooms
on Sd floor; also rooms OH parlof Iioor,
with water on each. 93l N. I. ave. NV
myll-3t
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!
or household furniture. pianos, Urrdns.
horses, carriages, SC. All business strict
~ confidential Lowest rates, no pubic
Iy. courteous treatment. The security
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WANTED-LaundTy work TO do at home;
work first-CIass. 145S Z st. NV.
81 q
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
--~-~y--~--- 49,
SUMMER LAW LECTURES.

UNIVERSITY OF Virginia.
July 1 10 August 81 1887. course in
eEuues 30 lectures by Mr. Justice Harlan,
OF z, S. Supreme Court. For catalogue adj
dress r. C.. MNGR, Secretary. Z
my1o-13t . charlottesville, Va.
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PERSON AL.

HALEE. Geographic medium, scientific
pulIIisI, aud card reader, tells your full
maine, reveals your past, describes the
present and fOreteilS your future life;
also tells about business deals, law SUITS
love affairs, family troubles, Ieunites the
Separ rated, brings quarrels ali right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good luck, etc, always at home, 925 Fl sc.
NV; fee, 25c., soc, 81; satisfaction guar
anJeed or no charge mylU-3t
PROF CLAY telis business, love affairs,
losses, etc; brings separated husbands,
wives, sweetheartS, or lovers together; re-
moves spells, bad luck; % cents; 10 To 10
daily. 4S9 II st. sw. my10-3t
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FOR RENT-A beautiful fur. or unrur
room; bay window; south 'front.' cheap
CAB q st. NV my Lou
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FOR RENT-A large fur. front room on
second floor; with board for Two Eehtie
men together; SIG each; good table Anu
home comforts. Satisfaction guaranteed
only two other roouers in house: also table
board; So 80 per week; convenlene 70
Pension and Printing offices. ~ So:
NV LII
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FOR SALE-A beautiful new mouse;
rooms and bath; south front; WITHIN . ne
square cable cars; price only $4,000 g
httle cash and bala nee $40 monthly ana "a
aterest, takes 1t this Week JOhN =
PARET, I4lI q st. mai S-tf-em
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FOR RENT Desirable furnished rooms,
suitable for ladies or gents. 500 ST.
NV myl1-3t
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D-MISCELLAN EUUS.

WANTED-TO buy a good secondhand
I5l..IetDa. IA ust be a bargain ana IN good
e, 'r'llflOn. PIiAETON, this office.
Item
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-FaIls Church road, beautiful
lot, 40 by zoo feet, $125. IMME-
DIATELY, TINS office. nly10-3tem
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WANTED-By young GeTma n woman place
a. restaurant or cafe cook. best ref; will
in" TO leave city. Address GERMAN, this
office. nv11-3t
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FOR SALE-Grocery;e xceIlenthu business cor
ner; stock low; store for Ient or sale
25l 9Th st. ne. Iny11 st
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FOR RENT A nice .two-room flat; a. n
$1,000. 2122 NJ ST. NV. my11-3t-
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WANTED BY colored woman, a place
Ia Laundry TO wash 1886 Waverly ter
race NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-One large furnished room;
first floor front; suitable for two gentle
Iuen, terms, SO a week; hot and cold water;
hath 4l2 Cd st. NV. myl1-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S175 will buy cigar and confectionery
store; low rent. GOVERNMENT. this OF
flee. ny1 I-3t-em
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FOR RENT-ST BURBAN.

FOR RENT-F orestville, Nd {; Z miles from
AnaCOStia: Groom house, acres, on
Marlboro pike; good stand for doctor; price
Sc pei month. Address COLE MAN zoos
18th st. NV. myll st
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FOR SALE-An old established meat and
provision store In the Sc; good reason
for selling. Can 232 18th st Sc.
myl l3t, EN-
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WANTED BY settled white woman, place
as cock and general house work. no wash
ing aud ironing. Address E, this office.
Item
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WANTED Sewing by dressmakcr; reason
able rates. Mrs BAIRD, l12S Pa ave.
NV Item
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED-To borrow S2e on an excellent
violin; reference given. W. ID. T., TINS
Office IL
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Linnwood tandem: only been
used two weeks; cost $3.50; will sell for
$50 If sold at once. Il. a. J., this office
myl l-3t
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WANTED A lady with experience and
clerical ability SilrPay any one $40 per
month for any position Government pre-
ceTred, paying over $50 per month. Adj
dress WIDOW, this office. 1t
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LOANS MADE ON Arp ROVED COLLAT-
erau, Such as life policies. stocks, bonds,
building association shares, sNndltat Ger
tflCabeS, etc No DELAY YERK Els 4
BAN Ek. IL 10 q ST Ia lie elevator. u
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ID h. FULTON'S loan office, 1918 Pa ave
NV, money loaned On watches, diamonds,
.ewelry, silver ware, etc. apl6-6m
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MONEY To LOAN-From So 70 $50, TO
Reliable parties: no collateral required
Room \ Central Bldg, 9Th and Pa ave
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TAUGHT HER A LESSON.
After That the Key Probably Found n
New Hiding Place.

The other day very estimable lady
came to town to do little shopping,
says the Atlanta Constitution. OF
course the key was put under the door
mat so that her son could get in. In her
absence a tramp, who lad been hanging
around the place number of days and
had caught on, boldly went into the
house, got some Of the choicest viands
out OF the pantry, put them on the table
and pitched in. lie also found bottle
OF wine that revived his spirits. He did
not expect anyone there for n number
"f hours and so took it easy.
In the meantime the lady Of the house,
having finished her shopping. returned
home and seeing the front door un-
locked expected to find her son inside.
Imagine her horror when she opened
The dininE-room door and saw sitting
ut her table the rrstiest-looliing tramp
that ever We'd with his companions in
1ccumulating dirt on his epidermis.
The lady was dumfounded In the
silence that followed the tramp coolly
remarked:
MADAM, shall become scarce now,
az I've eaten enuff. All kin give yer
hack fer this good meal and wat want
ter say ter yer is that yer ought to find
a. new hidin' place fer yer key. won't
charge yer nothin' for this advice"
with that the tramp departed.