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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

Saturday a great day for
Hosiery buying.
We 1bant yoa 10 bay your
hosiery bere.
OR hose is comfortable.
No knots, lmnps, seams or
ridges. Smooth, even yarns
perfect dyes. Compared
Children's heavy ribbed
school hose-Fast Black
double heels and toeS-a good
we value for Joe pair.
Absolutely fast black Child
ren's Hose-5 to 10 foil fash
toned heel with seamless foot
an exceptionally good hose
instead Of l9o we say l21!c
pair.
Boys and Misses extra
heavy Bicycle Hose-spliced
knee and Unexpectedly stain
less-seamless Use para
good quarters worth.
Ladies Paragon Fast Black
Hose-spliced heel and toe
extra weight and unusually
good value at l2Isc pair.
Size 8 to 10.
Ladies forty gauge, extra
heavy, HermSdorf Dye Cotton
Hose extra spliced heel and
toe-the regular 25c kind-l9c
pair.
Ladies Real Mao Cotton
Hose, high heel and double
soles-Hermsdorf Dye-lm-
ported Elastic tops-Om own
importation-without a doubt
the very best hose in the city
at the price-25c pair.
Ladies Elegant Richelieu
Ribbed Isle Hose Hermsdort
Dye Beautiful SILK Finish
Instead of 42c we mark them
BE the pair.
THE Alwiv. isnsv store"
Miller & Rhoads,
Broad Between Sts aud 9th Streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
MININIfK SuITHL.
The Secretary Of s'a,s Gi,sn'm NJ Int


nation 90 Accepting Hi 's~.'Sn"fi"n
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April Especial
Minister Harry NJ. smytAc. OF Tazewell,
viii leave for hls home tomorrow via
Ashovnc. y. c. IFS daughter icft for
Tazcwcu this afternoon. VIA Staunton.
Minister Smythc has had another inter-
Wow with secretary of State Sherman,
Who mauiicsts great interest in llaytian
affairs. AT his request, Minister Smythe
Will prepare "a fun report Of our relations
with the uttlc republic. which be viii for
ward 90 tine state Department from his
home iu TazcwcU
Although his resignation has been az the
disposal Of ihc Secretary OF State since
tho 4th OF March. Mr.. Smfi@c has not
vet received tine slightest animation Of
when his successor Will he appointed.
Ex-Stlto Senator J. S. Gillespie. 90 taze-
well. arrived here This morning iic is
here n the interest OF lion. Henry q.
Bowen. Who bats been endorsed hy Cen
cral Walker for United States Marshall
for the Western Di-tuct ot Virginia.
I.x-Rcprcscntatiye w. T.. Gaines. OF
Burke,ille. is 40 the metropolitan.
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Robbed the Mails.

COLUMBIA. S c.. April 9-Thomas
Black. "a young man about twenty years
OF age. was arrested to-day Dr. foeiplii'
Inspector Gillespie. charged "ith -itaiiif
from the mails. Black was thc night
clerk az the Columbia postorice. and Etfi-
Gus sums of money and Faiuapes nave
never reached their destination. by de-
coy letters Black was detected and when
confronted with the crime acNnowiedfe
in and was sent 10 jail IN default of $1,000
hail
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CINCINNATI. OHIO. April 9.-The
earnings of the Chesapeake and ohio
Railroad for the month of March were
81 0,5 $50. being an increase over the corrc-
spending month of last year OF S223l'6
These are the largest monthly earnings
in the history of the road, and show an
increase OF % per cent.
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ia. Grand Duke Constantine of Russia
Tile following appeared as am editorial ...l''l
odd .tn, Richmond Inquirer during 'He Wal
a nIGu CODKrLsl lkOM ADl'0S9
1IiE WATERS.
N. have do, pleasure ol publishing N'-
..,,. d. ,,f. utrre>tlus correspondence Doc
.,,..il fIt,. Grand IIu,r tOllri.iiilN', 'Itlu
Admiral of Russia. and Cd ulsilh- uirIi''
citizen OF UII own state. Ut Mli "' l''-
WITH pleasure aud piiDe. treasure 'I"'
-, eminent o. poison lu o. distant empire
-lloIiII nave. paId such 90 homage 90 SCIENCE
i tIr person 90 one ui oul OWL liiI'9'
Diners. Iud plIu, .ult thc lrrins ahH
GENEROUS worci slould have been 30 uD's
IN. tAe c,c. of the wise and good such
respect a1 tn. Grand admiral it- li'-
exhibited for learning adds o. grace 'o
royalty aud Sheds lu-tre upon "ld"rli
Iut this exhibition, ~" alr informed 47
only characteristic OF him. for OF a." I'D.
princes of Europe the Grand DUKE %
Russia i- hy Tar the most renowned TOT
enlightened liberal ana progressive ae"-
umcnts
There is. indeed. no government in the
world which i- dolu- more fof tie dN-
vauccmput Of science than the Russian
Government is dom- at tn.s moment il
everything that relates t0 the SEEDS. lie
impIoN om,nt ui NAVIGATION OBJ tnr navy;
h,r Grand Admiral is sure To Dee lo.hi
where Dee ought Go Doe. iu ihc Nan' TAXING
an enlightened and an active part liia
Iarec-rts to science arc dispensed WIN "
priuccly munilCencc.
a private letter has, we understand
n',H I',,'F' -" 4i' va. " ~. ' ~. ..,.,t r.f.,
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f'.t fraednr, IN. nav and ueruuisItrs
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WHY " ID, i,.' ,''tt',,f condition.
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Rlcim0nd' Va 10Th OcT- 1861


Admiral:
Your letter reached me only few days
ago 10 fills me with emotions.
In il l am offered the Inequalities or
% great and powerful empire. with the
Grand Admiral of it's fleets for patron and
friend. Inducements are held out surn
RS none but the most maenan.mous of
princes could offer ana such us nothing
but "a stern sense OF duty may withstand.
s home in the bosom of my family on
the banks OF the Neva. whore. in the
midst of hooks and surrounded by friends
I am without care for the morrow 10
have the most princelv means and facih-
ties for prosecuting those studies and con-
finuing these philosophical lahors in which
tqkr most delfrf' an fNp rfvnuf .".s
,h0i 7 eni0vrd iV Washington nc, with
larger discretion. 10 he offered me On
Russia.
surely a more fattcring invitation could
not be uttered, Certainly n could not
reach q more grateful heart. ] have silent
upon II. u Is becoming that should be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

TEGUCIGALPA. HONDURAS VIA CAL
weston. Tex. April 9-Coneress has dee
cidcd 90 grant concession To- the ilonou-
ras syndicate acting in conjunction with
70 party of New York capitalists for an
ntcroccanic railroad from Puerto Coriez
on tine Atlantic. TO Amapaia, ON the Pa-
.In.
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PARIS. April 9.--After passing several
bills ard hy vote approving the state
ments ot tho Government on the Eastern
situation ana expressing confidence In
It's vigilance and hrmness. the Senate to-
day adjourned until May the Sth-
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL

Taken after exposure
10 cold II will quicken
circulation and thus pre-
vent CONGESTION and
GRIP.
Demand ii of your Drug
gisf or Grocer, Send for
Pamphlet.
DUFFY MALT WHIsKEY CO..
Rochester, ~. Y.
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POUGHKFEPSIE y. y. April 9-Thc
rJ,feN destroyed by nre to-day. The
onlv part OF the factory that the hrcmcu
yyrTe able to save was the office and some
sheds under which new goods were stor-
cd The loss approXImates 100000, insur-
auce $4,000
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SENSATIONAL STATEMENT.

Speaker of the Kansas Legislature Tells of
nm Attempt tn Bride Him.
TOPEKA. KAN, April 9-Speaker
Street. OF the Kansas Legislature. created
a sensation to-day when he testified III
The bribery investigation. lie SAID:
Harry Wilson. the agent for the Amer
lcsa Book Company. said he would pay
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GAY & LORRAINE CO..

Wholesale ana rctau dealers ln Anfhrac...
salrt. steam md other Goals. Coke. ana
Wood. felt-2m
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If YOUR PROPERTY IS VACANT LIST
with James +. Mills, 301 street, and Sc
cure good tenants.
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M'KINLEY'S CABINET COMPLETE.
CORNELIUS N. BLISS THE LAST
MEMBER CHOSEN.
The New Yorker Accepts the Portfolio
of Secretary of the Interior-Mc-
kenna to be Attorney General.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Cornelius
n. Bliss Of New York has been rendered
portfolio in the Cabinet and has ac
cepted. He viii probably be Secretary
of the Interior. Bliss is willing to take
the Secretaryship of the Interior,
though his friends are strongly desir-
GUS he shall become Secretary of the
Navy. The giving of the portfolio. how
ever, would compel the shifting of eX-
Governor Long of Massachusetts, and
While it is not definitely settled what
position Bliss will take, the probabili
ties are it will be the Interior Depart
ment
The make-up of the new Cabinet, if
this probability becomes a settled fact
therefore, will be as follows:
Secretary of State-John Sherman of
Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasury-Lyman J.
Gage Of Illinois
Secretary of War-Russell A. Alger of
Michigan
Secretary of the Navy-John D. Long
of Massachusetts.
Secretary Of the Interior-Cornelius
n. Bliss Cf New York
Secretary of observation-disclosures Will
son of Iowa.
Postmaster -GeneraI-James A. Gary
of Maryland.
Attorney -GeneraI-Joseph McKenna
of California.
Cornelius n. Bliss, the last appointee
to President McKinley's Cabinet. was
seen by an Associated Press represen-
tative this afternoon. When asked as
to the understanding of what portfolio
he would hold, he answered:
AS | understand it the arrangement
Of the Cabinet as already announced is
fixed beyond recall. This would leave
nothing but the Interior Department
for me to take. The fact is that the
arrangement has been consummated
within the hour and l had no time to
think over details of arrangements
Il have as yet given no thought to
the selection of Assistant Secretary for
the department.
a special from Washington says:
Major Mckinley telegraphed this morn
ing to Governor Long:
Your appointment stands as Secre-
tary of the Navy"
Longs friends have wired him to
come to Washington at once. All the
members of the Cabinet are on the
ground. Cornelius n Bliss has ac-
cepted the Secretaryship of the Inte-
rior with the understanding that the
appointment is not to stand if any other
arrangements can be made to-day that
he shall hold no longer than six months
and for less time if the President shall
| find a substitute.
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FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD; DRESS
lnS-room attached; gentleman and witc,
OF two gentlemen. 62s Seventh street.
m2-3t*
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TO LET-SOUTHWEST CORNER Tenth
and c; 2-story, hooms; rent so. STRO-
BEL, Agent, ST. j. fe2S-1t
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WANTED-PARTY TO RENT PART OF
modern improved cottage: three un-
furnished rooms suitable for housekeep-
ing; hot and cold water. Apply 1629 Sin
teenth street m2-Iw
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OPIUM WORTH MONEY.
Present Market Price Twenty-Five
Dollars Per Pound.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3-At the
present market price OF SD a pound, the
value Of the opium seized by customs
officials last Saturday as being illegally
imported is $500 10. In all -, ,2I1
pounds We're seized Before the seiz-
ure opium sold at S12 a pound but the
action of the Federal officials has
caused a great scarcity Of the drug. and
the Chinatown fiends are compelled to
pay any price the fancy of the holder OF
the opium dictates. twenty-five dollars
a pound being the ruling figure.
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OFF FOR CHICAGO.
Departure of Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson
and FamiIy

Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson, who closed his
pastorate with the Westminster Pres
byterian Church last Sunday, departed
on Tuesday night on the Oregon eN-
press. A large number of the church
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson as
sembied at the depot to bid them god
speed.
These and other friends had provided
the departing pastor and his estimable
wife with large lunch basket filled with
the choicest fruits and delicacies and
made them present of a well-filled
purse.
The farewell scene was very af
fecting one and indicated the warm re-
gard in which the pastor and his fam
lily are held by those who know them
hest
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BABCOCK USURPED THE OFFICE.
Reginald Webster Declared to be SUI
perintendent of Schools.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3.-In the
Superior Court to-day Judge Hebbard
decided that Reginald Webster is en-
titled to the office Of Superintendent Of
Schools. and that Madison Babcock,
who now holds the Office, usurps it,
Babcock was elected, or rather ap-
pointed. by the Board Of Education, to
fill the unexpired term of A. ]. Moulder,
deceased. Babcock claimed he was en-
titled TO serve out the remaining two
years Of Mouider's term. with electoral
Endorsement In November Webster
was elected for the remaining two years
of MOulder's term.
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to the appropriation, even if it did
make a slight increase in the tax levy.
He did not think the State could afford
to be left out when all the States
around We're taking measures to be
represented.
The Governor expressed his pleasure
at having met the delegation and prom
ised to consider their request.
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JAILED FOR EMBEZZLEMBNT.
Earl Fruit Company Causes the Arrest Of
]. 0. Rue.
His Friends Apparently Hopeful of
EffeCting a Settlement
of the Case.

A young man named James o. Rue
! is in the County Jail with a charge of
misdemeanor emhezzlement against
him. He was arrested on Monday night
by Sheriff Johnson on warrant issued
by Justice Henry and handed to the
Sheriff by Acting City Attorney A. f.
Miller
The complaint against Rue was sworn
to by George B. Katzenstein, manager
for the Earl Fruit Company, Rue hav-
ing formerly been in that company's
employ. According to a statement pub
| lished in a San Francisco paper yes
terday the sur:s which Rue is alleged
! to have embezZled amount to about
5000, but the officials Of the company
here decline to give out any informa-
ton regarding the matter.
Latterly Rue mas been acting as
| manager for the recently organized
Blue Canyon Water Company. IIe is
a young man with a wife and three
children and is we'll thought of by his
n any friends
Rue's arrest was not generally kncvn
until yesterday. though the complaint
had been sworn to before the City At
torney and the warrant issued from
Justice Henry's court on Monday The
supposition is that his friends desired
to have the matter kept as quiet as
possible in order to see if the affair
could not be satisfactorily settled, as
there was no felony to be compounded
Concerning the matter Sheriff John
son said yesterday: Certain parties
are finding fault with me because 1
did not cause TO be published the fact
of Rue's arrest. | don't see that it is
any part of my business to do this,
particularly in a case in which the
prosecuting official requests me not to
do so.
The warrant for his arrest was plac-
ed in my hands late on Monday by
Acting City Attorney Miller. He re-
quested that should make the arrest
personally, after dark, and that |
should not make il public This is a
request that prosecuting officers Of
ten make for reasons best known to
themselves. They know their own bus
mess best, and / have no right to do
anything that might interfere with
their methods Of prosecuting cases
The warrant simply called for the
arrest Of Rue for embezzlement
and there my duty ended. Before the
warrant came to me the matter had
passed through the hands of the Dis
trict Attorney, the Acting City Attor-
ney and Justice Henry. If it was any
body's duty to announce the facts to
the public through the press-Whch OF
course il was not-why should fault be
found with me alone, since | merely
carried out the :'ity Attorneys re-
quest?
What the purpose was in keeping
the matter quiet ] did not know, nor
was it any part of my business. L did my
full duty when / went to this mans
house after night, took him away from
his wondering family, including a sick
child, and locked him up. 1t was
painful duty. but l had no alternative
/ have nothing to do with any other
phase of the case
Yesterday Rue's mother went to the
Courthouse and had an interview with
her son and spent a couple of hours
with him.
To Cure q Cold In One Day
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Unkind Intimation.

My child" said the old herring to
the young herring. by way OF parting
advice, the whole ocean is before you,
but don't so too near those canneries
along the coast of Maine unless you
want TO be taken for sardine Chi
cagO Tribune
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WOODS, SIX, and family. tB. C.)ltS
A GOOD BARGAIN FOR BREEDERS
OF fine brood mares. DiawoOd (regiSter
No. G.T2, Volume XIN), the handsome
white-harness colt was awarded prem
luIlS as a sucking colt and yearlinS over
State Fair. 1885 and 1896. He is registered
as d standard bred trotter. He likes the
pacing gait best, and can do it like Ag,-
tato, his cousin. and ought TO pace In
Z.Io. lie Is the talk of the race track
community. He is a handsome cot
Andy Mcdowell, Tom keating and other
horsenen say he is beauty. He Is
sired by Diablo. 2:09A. His dam, Abbie
W Noounut, as a twO-year-old. She trottet
miles IN 100 with very little handing.
she IS registered in Volume y. as stan
card bred by Woodnut. 2l6l4. She IS the
udm or Ahdine, trial three-year-old, mile
2:Z2ta. lie is entered in a two-year-
old stake race and Will be entered in the
state talr stake. 1897, if they give Cue
Tor PAGERS as Il tWo-year-old. | Will breed
1Ve outside standard bred registered
OF service: the money will so into
stake OF SloC for his colts at two-yearS
old, two in three, first two-thlrds OF
stake, second colt one-third. No mares
VIII be served but standard bred mares
In Diawood you get the blood OF such
noted sires as Electioneer, sire of Arion,
Z:Vta4 Nutwood 2:lS$., sire of Manager.
2;96$t, L9ckhart 2:gS; Steinway., 2:2l. sire
Gregor 2:l0, Cricket 2:l6: Alcantara. 2:23.
sire of the dam of Hereta. 2:05$i, Heir
at-Law 2:01. and Diablo 2;U9$4. See what
great brood mares: Green Mountain
Dolly, Addie Bertha, Katie c., and one
by Whipple's Hambletonian. sire Of the
dam of AZote. 2:04. He crosses seven
times into Rysdyks Hambletonian 10
agent. Agricultural race track. Sacra-
mento. mr2-lw
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Now is the time to purify your blood.
and Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best
medicine for the purpose. Thousands
Of great cures prove that it is the one
true blood purifier
Hoods Pills are the favorite family
cathartic and liver medicine Price DC
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SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
friends in the East.
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TO LET-UPSTAIRS FLAT OF SEVEN
rooms. 1119la | street.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

BE HAPPY-MY PRICES FOR BABIES
photographs are so low that every
mother can afford to get a picture of her
baby. BEALS. GIT st. corner Seventh.
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FOR ALE-RESTAURANT: GOOD LU-
cation; extra good business $40 TO $50
per day. Call or address this office.
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DR. Wm. Townsend's Sarsaparilla-
the best of all spring medicines-75c,
at the &C. G. c." prescription phar-
rruqy
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Try McMorry's soc uncolored Japan
tea; r. b. tea, 60c; G.. p. tea, 1Jc; F. F.
Japan tea. I0c; o3l VI street.
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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY

FOR sALE-REsTAURANT: GOOD Lo-
cation; extra good business; $40 TO $50
per Day: Can or address this office,
FIRST-CLASS SECONDHAND CARR
age; also spring wagons for sale and
general blaeksmithing done. 1ll6 Second.
FOR sALE-sORREL MARE; FINE
-Ioduster Inquire 24d2 L street. m2-3t
A.500-FOR THIS AMOUNT WILL SELL.
you one-hat interest in productive
6I properly. worth more than 5000. Ad-
uress, care 'Record-UniQn,' y. V. W.
AUCTION! AUCTION, AUCTION!
ON THE PREMISES.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th.
4:3O p, m.
STORE BUILDING
On the south side of J street. near Third
LOT 2Ox16o
Dwelling in rear BELL, Auctioneer.
HOUSE
FOR s2SS CASH
And the balance at SIS a month. a good
six-room cottage, on L street, near
Twenty-fourth.
WHY PAY RENT?
WRIGHT,
402 J.
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NO FREE ADS.

No free want" ads. are taken in
THE RECORD UNION. Births,
deaths and marriages also charged
for. NO PREMIUMS GIVEN. NO
CATCH-PENNY DEVICES. The pa
per is worth the money you pay for
it, although higher priced than most
others. Published Sundays also.
The class who have money to spend
all take it. Rich and poor like it for
its cleanly, healthy tone. Classified
ads. by the month, Wants, For Sale,
To Let. Personals. etc. soc per line.
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LOST--FOUED.

FURNISHED ROOM WITH OR WITH
out board. 1l2T Tenth street, bath ane
gas
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First-class timing and plumbing
done by Miller Bros. ZIG J.
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Or Weldon. S06 street, extracts
teeth without pain: local anaesthetic. .
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Coronado water. Stockton Sarsaparil-
la and iron, champagne cider, ginger
ale, orange cider. J. McMorry, agent .
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
gas and bathroom convenient Apply
J3024a Eighth street
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BUSINESS CARDS
KINDE2GARTENS.

PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN OPENED
March 1st, at 1861 Q street by Mrs.
Z. r. Hills, a recent graduate of tha
Normal kindergarten Training Glass.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
furnished, with water; sunny and pleas
amt 1880 r street. mr4-3t
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GENERAL NOTICES.

WE DESIRE TO THANK OUR MANY
friends for their kindness. We appTe-
turn thanks for the same. MRS. J. T..
WOODS, SR.. and family. (B. C.)Its
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HOUSE WITH LARGE
yard and stable; latest improvements.
1918 f.
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GROCERIES.

BELIEVERS IN PURE FOOD. J 7.
WlNGARD carries a fine assortment of
that article at reasonable prices. 24S0 O.
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grade Crackers. new prices; fresh fish
every day. CHICAGO CASH MARKET
923 X, phone 6& black.
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IF YOU WANT NICE LIGHT OFFICE
rooms or pleasant furnished rooms so
TO the Old PosJoffice Building. Fourth
and X; everything new; electric light
and all conVenieneeS; rates reasonable.
Mrs. I. II. Walker, Proprietor.
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Y NJ T., NO IRREGULAR MEETING
THIS Thursday EVENING, at Pioneer
Hall. at O'Clock. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited. ED. WEST, President.
p. A. Fitzgerald, Secretary. (BC) 1t
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MACARONI. &c A BOX; BUTTER. %
to 55c a roll; Eggs, 121ac doz Limbur-
ger Cheese. 25c a cake; Swiss Cheese.
l11ac a 10. JOHN RILEY'S GROCERY
Tenth and h streets. All fresh. pure
standard and wholesome goods
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PANSIES, ROSES, Chrysanthemums. etc.
H-Street Nursery, 2S05 ii street.
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BooKBINDERs.

pOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS
branches with good work and prompt
ness. E. w. BRUENING. 2ls j street.
Sacramento.
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Try McMorry's blend coffee, 35c.