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PROPOSALS.

U. 5. TREASURY DEPARTMENTAL Office
Ol The superintendent, Washington, ID.
T., May IL, 1SJ6.-Sealed proposals. VIII
be received at this office until O'Clock
D. H., on the 18Th day OF May, 1897, ana
opened Immediately thereafter for all the
razor aud materials required 10 recover
une roof or The center wing and the two
inner slopes or the west wing and to make
certain repairs TO the other portions or the
roof or the L. s. Treasury Department
building at Washington, ID. C.; also for
painting window frames and sashes and
IRON guards In said building In accordance
With the drawing and specification, copies
OF which may be had on application at
Ghls OIflce. Each bid must be accom- panied
Dy certified check for a sum not less
IEdn per cent or the total amount OF the
proposal. The right is reserved 10 reject
any or all bids and to waive any defect or
InlOrIilahty n any bid, should il be deemed
III the interest or the Government to do ~,
ana The acceptance OF any bid is depend
ehI upon Congress furnishing the necessary
appropriation for the performance or the
wOTK. All proposals received after the time
stated Tor opening will he returned TO the
bidders. LYMAN j. GAGE, Secretary.
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CHURCH NOTICES

SPIRITUALIS M-Wonn Hall, 72I 9Th
st. NV, Mrs. ZOller will hold her usual
Sunday evening meeting. PsyCnOmeIric
readings, tests, etc; seHnCe, Wednesday
evening al residence, SI3 9Th st NV; in
tervlew daily. Item
SEV VENTH-DAY Y ADVENTIST TS-AtchuTch
on SJh II. ne, bet F and u this morning,
Sabbath school at 10 and preaching at
lilo by Elder ). Il. Horton. OF Baltimore
IOnUrTOw tSundayl evening at 3 clock
the subject VIII tie, Il he coming Of the
Prophet Elias Public invited to attend
all serFices 1t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOX SALE OK EXCHANGE-A bargain,
little cash, long time, large lot, 2-st0Ty
brick house; summer kitchen, good water,
garden, flowers: subdivision: electric road:
near city. 113 9TH st Sc Item
FOR EXCHANGED you have any sub
urban or country property to exchange for
equity III several fine Groom houses.
Address MOD IMPS., this office.
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Bicvcle Club Reorpanized.

The Chain and Sprocket Bicycle Club, on
Tuesday, the 18th, reorganized with a
limited membership of twenty-five, with
the following officers Charles Jerman,
president; F. A. Steele, vice president;
William Bergman, captain; William Eynon,
first lieutenant; B Hinton, second lieu
tenant; Joseph Milans, secretary; and Z. E.
Wakefield, treasurer. run has been
called for Sunday at 2:30 p. m, for Chevy
Chase.
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DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Washington, d. c., May 10, 1S97.-Sealed
proposals, in Jrplicate, viii he received here
until 2 O'CLOCK NJ, SATURDAY, JUNE
10, S97 and then opened, for furnishing
during fiscal year ending June 80, 1898,
such forage, straw and bran AS may be
required. Information furnished on appli-
cation United States reserves right to
REJECT or accept any or all proposals, or any
part thereof. Envelopes containing pro
posalS should he marked Proposals for
Forage, &c and addressed Major G. F.
HUMPHREY, Depot Q. NJ.
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Three-hase hits-Kelley, McPhee. Double
and Vaughn. Struck ont =
By Damman, /, by Rhines, 2 Bases on
halls-Off Damnlan, =, off Pond, 3: off
Rhlnes, =. Passed balI-Schriyer. Time
of game-2 hours and 20 minutes Umpire
MIR. Sheridan Attendance-6,O 900.
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HAL-EE

telegTaphic medium, scientific palmist, and
cara reader, tells your fuli name, re-
vealS your past. describes the present and
business deals, law suits, love affairs,
family troubles, reUniJes the separated,
brings quarrels all right. removes spells
causes marriages, ana gives good luck,
ETC. always at hOne, 925 II ST. NV, fee
25c., soc, 81; satisfaction guaranteed
or no charge. myI6-1mO
NINE. FRANCIS gives life from cradle To
grave; Sittings 25C and 5UC, hours,
TO 9. 3O2 E Cap ST. myI S-St
GYPSY QUEEN-Fortune teller; ladies'
soc; gentlemen, 81; tho signl Removed
to 1912 II st NV. myI6-7t
NINE. RETTA, card reader; know your
fortune; 25c. and 5Uc 523 18Th St NV
IDy16-7t
NINE. ESTELLE, Medium, tells past. pres
ent and future; cures all diseases Hours
To TO- no adHIttanCe after. 913 l 9Th
ST. NV. mvIl-I 4t-euo
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Delightful village home;
story DFick, 10 rooms furnished, large
garden planted; 2 acres In lawn, fruit,
eyergreens and flowers; OyeTlCOks town,
country, mountain and plain; 8 churches;
good schools, excellent water, high, cool,
shady, healthy; l h our by rail TO Washing
ISAAC p. BALD WIN, Manassas, Va.
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FOR RENT At Forest Glen, Mo, six-rOom
house, cellar, batn, range, tot water,
heated by furnace, and fire places; large
lot; near station, rent only SI2. so JOHN
I. KNOTT, 9iS F St my2O-6t
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati, q; Baltimore, D.
Pittsburg, @; Philadelphia, D.
Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, q.
Boston, IL; st. Louis, /.
ClevelanG-New York-Wet grounds.
-washington-Not sched-
ulcd.
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Earned runs-LOuisviIIe 3. Brooklyn 2.
First base on erTors- Louisville 2, Brook
lyn g. Left on bases-LOusville l ., Brook
lyn g. Two-base hits-Werden, Wilson.
Griffin, Rogers, Shindle. ThTee-base hit =
Griffin. Home runs S hindle, Stafford.
Struck out-By Fraser 2, by Payne 2.
Bases on balIs-Off Fraser off Payne 4.
TIIhe of game-2 hours and II minutes.
Umpire-Mr. McDermott. Attendance
l 900.
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Surgical Operations Av

Surgical Operations Averted.-
Rev. Mr.. Singer, of Buffalo, writes that
his son had Chronic Catarrh so badly that
treatment seemed useless, a surgical oper-
alton seemed inevitable, DR.. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder was recommended, the
operation was forestalled, and the case
was cured. 1t is easy and painless to
use 1t will positively relieve in 10
minutes and cure. Sold by F. s. VIII
liams Co., 9th and F SITS. Ednlonds &
Williams, Sd st. and Penna. ave-
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Earned runs-St Louis, / Boston, 8.
Two-base hit-Hartman. Three-base hits
Turner, Stahl, Long. Double play-Turner
and Douglas. First base on bailS-Off DOnC-
hue, 3; off Nichols. l. Hit by pitched ball
Hamilton. Struck out--By Nichols, 1. Um-
piTe-Mr Lynch. Time of game hour
and 80 minutes.
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GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Chicago.
philadelphia at Pittshurg.
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
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FOR HIRE

FOX HIRE-To dsummerS and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply To the REX STA BLES,
rear 6l5 L 81. NV; telephone call, 1O9
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DR. YOUNG, e s5i:,1z..i e: I e =

Treats successfully all diseases OF the
Brain anu Nervous 5 ystem, Diseases of the
Blood, skin. Stomach, Kidneys and Blad-
der, Night Losses. Sexual Weakness, strict
ure, VaricOcele. HyOrOCele, syphilis, and
all Private Diseases OF either sex. Con-
sUitauon and Urinary Analysis free
Hours 10 to II and 3 10 8. Closed Sun
Qays and evenings.
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A Great Day
For Mothers.

The big business in Boys Clothing we've done thus far
this left with broken lines of Boys Knee Pants
Suits To clear them quickly possible we've decided
let them big sacrifice. This gives opportu
nifty buy Boys Awool Short Pants Suits in all this
sons styles novelty ehects-aud Black and Blue
Chevotshat have been selling right along at $780, $3.50
and S3.00-5izes TO 10 years-for only
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To buy a house with not less
tnan rooms, on monthly payments; not
exceeding SIS. Address s. o. l., Gene raj
Delivery, City POstOTIice. my2I-5Jem
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Furniture stored. 81 to S. per month,
with B. o. Storage Co, 10 to l6 E st.
ne. Telephone liz.
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Excursion 70 Winchester on Decora-
ffOn Day

May 81 Train leaves b. * o. depot, Wash
ington. $50 a. IN. Rate, $1T5 for the
round trip. n1y22, % .2S, -
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DR., CZARRA'S.

NO CURE, NO PAY
619 Ia. Ave. y. ~. washington, -. q,
SPeCialistin chronic ana private diseases,
Piles, Structure, EydrOcele. GOUt, Cat6nn,
Dyspepsia, Blood olson cured, Vitality re-
stored. Consultation free ana confidential
70 both sexes. Daily. y TO II, ) 10 D.
apl S-tf
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

EXTRA ORDINA announcement to users
or typewTiters-Be buying, examine
the Hartford typewriter; price $50; high
grade; standard make; universal key board;
stop being Iooled into paying 500 for ma
chimes after this date. TYPEWRITER
HEADQUARTERS AND MANUFACTURE
ERS' AGENCY, 1907 + sc. NV.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
snip heretofore existing between CIeOphas
4: LangfoiS and Andrew Betz, both or
Washington, ID. c., for the carrying on or
the shoe business in said Washington has
thls Il st OF May been mutually dissolved.
SAID LaDglOis becomes owner of all the
assets or the firm and will carry on the
business at the Old stand.
CLEOPHAS =. LANGLOIS,
1t ANDREW BETZ.
SPECIAL TO PIANO TEACHERS AND
studenGs-MF- Nathan Uans pianist and
teacher, of New York, will conduct e sum
nier school for the study OF the Virgil
CIavler method, at utrO Hall, baltimore,
ND, commencing May "a. Mr.. Cans will
be In Baltimore on and after the 18th OF
May for the reception or pupils. All inter
eSted III the latest developments in piano
study and teaching are invited to call.
Circulars at all the leading music stores
ana piano warerOOms my1 :, 20,22
DENTISTRY done on weekly and monthly
payments; crown and bridge work a
Speciality. DR.. L. w. STUBBLE EFIELD.
/ 11th and F sts over MertZ's Drug Store.
myl g. 3mo
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Pittsburg ........ lO0I3 3OOO1-6
Philadelphia .......... 90 U u U So
Earned runs-Pittsburg, 4; Philadelphia,
2. Three-base hits-Davis, Delehanty, =.
Two-base hit-Donnelly. Bases on balls
OFF Hawley, 4: off Wheeler, 2; off Orth, ..
Struck oGt-By Hawley, l. Stolen bases
Cooley, GeeT, DoDnelly. Double plays
Wheeler Gillen and Boyle; Cooley ana
Nash. Hit by pitched ball-Lajoie. Time
of game hours and 80 minutes \ L
tendance, 500 Umpire-Mr. Hurst.
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UIy-- -OL-tIU
ROOM AND BOARD-Two gentlemen oc-
cUpyIng the same room can have nicely
ruT. room, 2d floor, with frs class tOard
ia quiet Taiuily IN NV, on lines or cars,
for 81 per week each. AdGress kOOM
AND BOARD, this office. Item
FOR RENT-With board, large 2d-stOTy
front room. al summer rates corner To-
cation: south front; convenient 10 cars
4Ol u st. NV. ny22- 80, EN-
WANTED Couple with child Is years. de
sire pleasant room and board. shady
grounds on suburban car line or m a v. part
OF city; price, $50. Address A z. G., this
office. my22-3t-em
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PERSONAL.

WANTED-By two young men, Southern
eTS. the acquaintance of or 3 fefiued
young ladies: refs. fur. Address STRAIN
tIER this office nlyZ2-SJ-eun
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

Dr.. Ledthermdn,
Medical and Surgical Specialist,
Treats all Forms of Private Diseases
Bladder Diseases, Blood Diseases,
Kidney Diseases, Skin Diseases,
Special Discusses, HydrOcele,
Sypi Little Diseases. VarjcOcele,
Structure, ImpOteDcy,
Advice and Consulta ton Free. Both
Sexes.
Hours, 9 to IL, 10 s. Tues, Thurs
and Sat evenings, z To 5. No 602 2
Nv. CLOSED SUndays)
FOR ADOPTI0N-A nice, healthy baby
girl 70 responsible parties Address A.
y. this office. Iuy SIT
WE WANT the attention Of the wOrking-
man, We have fine lot OF suits mot
much worm made by the best tailOrs,
that we can sell for less money than new
cotton ones JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619
ID ST. NV. my1S-7t
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARL0RS
006 f Street Northwest,

Gold filings and bridge work spe
c1alty, at the lowest price. aiuSlCam IN
lugS, 5Uc, full sets or teeth on plates 50,
extracting, either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless. oOc; without, 25C, all
WORK done By experts and guaranteed the
best; open Oh Sundays from 10 10 3
o CLOCK. uh22-tf
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wANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

FOX REHT-Witb TIrst- class board, fur
nIShed rooms lll2 1lth St NV.
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FOR SALE-The hestinvestment ad joining
the city, a fine lotion Rhode Island avenue
in North west lexington, 3OX9O feet, to
alley. with 40 feet OF parking, sewer and
water convenient: only S675- DANIEL 4
ARMAT, 1913 Z ST NV. nly2o-3s
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AIME- THEO. AfEDII1M-

Scientific palmist and card reader: know
your fate and fortune; open daily: German
spoSen: 25c, and SOC. 929 II st. NV.
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LADIES needing confidential treatment,
q sure and safe relief In all vOr13nB
complaints and irregularities Gold medal
awarded for the science OF obstetrics from
the University of Munich. Bavaria strict
iy confidential MRS. DR. RENNER. NA
7th ST ne near East CapitO! g. Wash
fnGtOn, d. T.
YOU can get them at The Times counting
room: window W cards for rooms aud board.
all kinds, &C.
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BOYS Combination Suits. in Plaids
and Fancy Mixtures, with pairs
pants, double seat and knee. Sizes
3 to l6 years
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24

debtedness of the Pullman association and
his memory was that there was upwards OF
s7e0, 600 of Indebtedness. Here Mr.. Jackson
began to object to the evidence.
We will show you some facts, before we
get through" said Judge Belden,'' and prove
that the evidence Is not all on one side"
The witness swore that a part OF the plan
was to raise money enough to pay off the
first mortgage. and take up the floating in
debtedness. 1t was this plan that forced the
payment Of 81 100 by the bank which was
in fact a contribution to a fund to take up
the indebtedness. The money was not a
purchase price, but was really an assessment.
The plan was that the 20 bank gave up $25 $50
new bonds. The bank contributed 81, 400
toward the general fund to take up the in
Samuel Hin was recgiled and asked to tden-
tify two typewriter papers, as having been
made by the trust company. There was
neither date nor signature to them, and the
witness could not say whether they were
the work OF the company or not. A copy OF
a letter, in a letter., book, signed by the
witness and others members of the commit
tee, was placed in evidence. The letter was
written to Charles N. HambHn and was a
knew the West Pullman Iards to be good Sc
curity for the bonds. f'fThes questioning grew
very tedious, being absolutely without point
for q half hour.
The Chapman-King-Sm proposition to the
trust company was brought up, and the wit
ness stated that the proposition was received
before the petition was made to the court
He was Of the opinion that he had known Of
the offer at the time. A number OF letter
book copies Of letters written TO parties in
terested in the rebonding plan were placed in
evidence, to show that tie plans were formed
before the offer to the receiver was made
A letter from Charles N HambIn to parties
wanting to relieve their lots from the mort
cages was read showing that he had asked
them TO wait until after the rebonding plan
had gone through, as it might seriously inter
fere with the order of court in the plan.
II this was a civil case, We would rest
now said Mr.. Jackson.
You had better not said Judge Belden.
I'VE can explode all such bombshelis with
very little difficulty
The minute book of the executive commit
tee was offered in evidence and accepted, and
the court adjourned until this morning.
There Will be one session today. At the
request OF the jury at 100 o'clock an adjourn
ment will be taken until after the holidays
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
Sentenced Eight.

Judge Smith yesterday sentenced eight
convicted prisoners, four to Saltwater two
to the reformatory, and two to the work
house. Theodore Wilson was given two
years and six months at Saltwater for swim
ding. His pal, Charles Carson, got two
years and four months. Thomas Lynch was
given three years and six month fnr rob-
berry in the first degree. The statute requires
at least five years, so that Lynch will have
to go through the ordeal of another sentence.
Judge Smith having inadvertently given the
lower sentence. Jerry Ward, who was tried
with Lynch got reformatory sentence.
John Lynch and Daniel Sullivan indicted
for forgery, changed their pleas to guilty.
The former was given a reformatory sem
tence, and the latter was sentenced to Still
water for two and half years. Joseph Lee
Due and George Peake were sent to the
workhouse for ninety and sixty days re-
spective'y, on charges of grand larceny in the
second degree.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
SALTWATER NEWS.

Theodore ". Kelley and Chas. Steen were
received at the prison yesterday from Henne-
pin county, to serve one year and four months
each for grand larceny In the second degree.
James D. Lott. a former Saltwater butcher,
has been appointed city meat inspector by
the committee OF the council having the mat
ter in charge. His appointment will prob
ably extend over period OF two months and
during that time he win inspect all meat
brought to this city.
Wilder Murdock, relative of Mrs. Sarah
Murdoch, OF this city. died Wednesday at
Minneapolis. A number Of Saltwater people
will attend the funeral to be held today.
An exceptionally interesting holiday pro-
gramme has been arranged for the Christ
mas exercises TO be held in the prison chapel
tomorrow.
at the Grand opera house, next Monday even
ing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
OFFICE ss SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The disbarment proceedings against A. H.
Num- Will be heard before a referee, and Gus
wing has been named as the probable ap-
pointee for that duty
The horseshoers' union has decided to Idove
for the removal of DR.. Ismidt. the veterin-
arian member OF the horseshoers' board. It
is claimed that Ishmidt had not DISPLAYED any
activity in the management OF the board.
The Partridge Land company, With a capt
tai stock of $50 eco, fled articles of nicer
poration with the secretary of STAGE. The in
corporators are Charles C. Weber, Geolg &c N
Peck ] Gus Kossuth Hull and ". G. Saw
yer.
John Erkkils was found guilty OF robbery
in the second degree yesterday morning. He
was remanded to jail to await sentence his
morning, pending an investigation OF Il case
with which the convicted man was connected
in st. Cloud.
Judge Loehren, of the United States cir
cult court, denied a motion OF the Val Blatz
Brewing company for the removal of Matt
Walsh, as receiver of Jacob Barge. Judge
Lochren held the matter to be entirely wifLin
the jurisdiction of the district court.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
EMPTY SCHOOL HOUSES.
Deserted Buildings In Western Kan.
sas to Re Sold at Auction

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec pa public
auction Of school houses is novelty
that will be witnessed in Western
Kansas. State officials today decided
that school houses in depopulated dis
tricts, which are not in use, may ba
sold to the highest bidder There are
more than 100 OF these buildings scat
tered over the prairies that have not
been in use for years. the abode Of bats
and owls. They are decayiug and
crumbling.
They will be sold TO the highest bid
der, 10 be used for cattle sheds or cut
up into kindling wood. In many case4
a single family runs a school from tha
taxes gathered from nonresident land
owners
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
Settled Tax Cases.

large number of tax cases were consid-
cred by Judge Lancaster yesterday. The state
was the complainant in each case and the
defense put in was on various grounds, in
GLIDING generalization ver-assessment, etc.
The testimony in the case OF Charles E. Van
derburgh was submitted, and in another case
against the same party the court rendered
a judgment in the plaintiffs favor, reduc-
ing the value of his improvements to $500
judgment for the state was ordered in one
case against Katherine Schultz, while an
other case against the same party was sub
mitted. In the case of the state against Ben
janin W. Smith, Judge Lancaster ordered
judgment per agreement of the parties.
The case of the state against Mary Scranton
was settled by stipulation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
Students VIII Have to Wait.

There has been a slight misunderstanding
in regard to the offer Of President Nerthrop,
Of the university to admit high school SEN
iors into the university in case Of the clos
ing OF the schools March 4. The impression
students would be admitted to the university
March 1, but this is not the case. They will
be received in the regular way at the be-
ginning of the next term, Sept. l. The -Winona,
Mankato and Moorhead normal schools have
made Superintendent Jordan similar PROPOSE
tons to that made by President Northrop, and
those who contemplate becoming teachers
need not waste full year, as would be the
case otherwise.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
SCHOOL TEACHERS PERPLExED.
They Don't Know Whether to Re-
ceiye IA Married Woman as a
PuDil.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 23-Samuel
Frazier, who attends the medical col
lege in this city, and Miss Gertrude w.
Lewis, of Crescent, a village west of
here, who attends the high school here
as a paid pupil eloped last week and
were married. They returned home the
next day and Mrs. Frazier went to
school as usual Principal w. ]. s.
Bryan heard Of the affair and asked
Mrs. Frazier as to the truth Of it and
she confessed, whereupon the principal
told her she could go home as he
thought 1t was against the rules to
permit married people to attend the
public schools. He said that he would
not decide the case himself, but would
leave it to Superintendent Sedan. The
case has not yet been decided and may
have to be taken before the board. Mrs.
Frazier is only seventeen years of age
and as she is paid pupil the question
is a vexing one. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
MosHIK's CHRISTMAS GREETING.
Niece of the Condemned Murderer
Writes to Him.

John Moshik, the condemned murderer, was
yesterday the recipient of a Christmas greet
ing from his ten-year-Old niece, Rosa Wenzel
The epistle, as it might be termed has a
beautiful front page, in gold. The letter
reads follows:
Merry Christmas! my dear uncle is the wish
of your little niece. Here l am sitting IN
the same room you once sat years ago, though
only for too short time, writing this letter
May the sweet Babe OF Bethlehem smile
upon you and grant you the many graces you
stand In need of. This life has had very
little Of Joy and consolation for YOU and
since We all are interested in your welfare
beg Of you today, my dear uncle, to make
your peace with God. He is good and great
and merciful, and being reconciIed TO Him
you will enjoy peace of the heart here, and
eternal happiness hereafter in realms above.
Hoping you will fulfill my wish and begging
the sweet infant Jesus to bless you, I am
your loving little niece,
Rosa Wenzel"
The letter was written from the German
Catholic school at st. Paul and plainly pleas
ed Mcshik- He showed it to his guard, and
said it was the best thing that had been
sent him since his arrest and conviction.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey.

1t is pure, healthful stimu-
liant which quickens the circula-
ton and restores healthy action
to every part of the body. 1t is
a sure cure for colds, malaria,
pneumonia. 1t assists nature
and builds up the system.
Do not be induced to take any
inferior whiskey which your &c IL
er may try to substitute, but be
sure that you get Dufy's. Moth
ing else can produce the same
effects.