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The morning times., 1897-01-12

Nearly all of the money subscribed and to
be paid IN the first quarterly installment.
due January /. has now been received in
cash and is in the hands of the committee.
A few smaller subscriptions pledged for
that date remain unpaid but these are very
small, and it is fully expected they will
all be made good before the 18th, when
the second quarterly installment is due,
notices for which will be sent out two days
before that time.
Chairman Thompson states that coilec-
tons are being made easily, and there is
no doubt but that the fund subscribed will
all be made good.
Grand Marshal orter, together with his
chief aide, Col. Corbin, held lengthy con-
sutation upon inaugural matters, partieu-
larly the details pertaining 10 the parade,
with Chairman Bell and Col. Clay and Mr..
Warner OF the military and civic organiza-
tons committee yesterday afternoon. as
reported IN The Evening Times, and VIII
remain in Washington until this evening
to go more fully into the matter OF parade.
While the exact plan of parade is not
yet fully determined, it has been definitely
decided that there viii he no carriages
or floats in the line except those Contain
ing the Presidential party, but the line
Will be made up exclusively OF solid
tody of men comprising scores OF different
military and civic organizations which viii
Inarch twenty-four abreast and at speed
that will enable 1900 to pass given
point in an hour.
There will ais % be no drill exhibitions in
the line during the parade, as it is under
stood that Major Mckinley is averse to
any such attempts, preferring simply to
be followed by the great procession in
marching order.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
Fight the Best They Can.

ssWeIl, the Cubans fight in their own way.
They fight so as to break down the power
Of Spain. They fight in the only way they
can fight.
1.-The President has so exercised the
neutrality laws as the devoted friend of
Spain. | do not envy him the tributes
which he received from CASTELAR, and
WeyIer. men who denounce the Senate
and the people OF the United States and
who Iaud him for his course. The whole
course of the President and of the admins
tration has been to strengthen the power
of Spain and to hasten the hour for the
destruction OF the insurrection in Cuba.
1 do not know where the President got
the eidea that the recognition of beIligerency
is no longer urged. He did not get that
remarkable information from the people OF
the United States.
But instead of Congress retracting its
steps Of last year, in favor Of recognizing
belligerency, Congress is proposing TO adj
vance. The people Of the United States
believe that the government of a people
owes its Just powers to the consent of the
governed. They have no sympathy with
Spain. Ninety nine out Of every hundred
of the people CT the United States give all
their sympatEies to the insurrection in
Cuba.
.Ir a war in which the motto is Inde
pendenc, or DETERMINATION, we are throw
ing all the power OF the administration
in the interest of the monarchy of Spain
II had the power which the President has
would call upon Congress to authorize
me to take the armed frigates of the gov
ernment to Havana and l would there
protect the people of the United States OF
or 1 would reduce those fortresses to NOR
tar and ruin. Would to God that we had
one hour of Commodore Ingraham or of
President Franklin Pierce in these days
would make the atmosphere smell Of
sulphur for a MONTH" Uaughter,)
The morning times., 1897-01-12
DIR. MARY WALKER HERE.
She Got Tangled Up as to the In.
terror Department Location.

DR.. Mary Walker is in Washington look
ing after her pension matters. She called
at the Postoffice Department. yesterday,
and stated the object of her visit.
She was informedt that the Interior De-
partment was the proper branch of the
service 70 consult about pensions. DR.. Walk
Ell. said she had not been in Washington for
six or seven gears, and had forgotten the
way around, and thought she was at the
Interior Department.
She crossed the street to that department,
where Private Secretary Lane advised her
as to the proper officers to consult respect
ing her business.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
Necessity StareS
you in the face
and our sl1. % overcoat

and our $i1. 90 overcoat
sale offers you the relief.
IFS easy enough for a cloth:er
to print that he is selling a SIS
overcoat for half or less its
another thing to really offer it.
Ours are really as fine as any
tailor can make up for you for
even $50. Finest beavers, ker-
seys, vicunas, rough cheviots,
worombo chinchiIlas-half satin
and a!l-satin lined, and you get
them on easy payments if you
wish.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
Divorces Granted and Refused.

Judge Hagner yesterday granted two
divorces and denied one.
Ella G. Grimes was granted a divorce
from John l. Grimes because ofthe Iatter's
cruelty Hugh Cole was given a decree
against Hannah Cole, charged with de-
sertion. and James F. Glenn was refused
a divorce from Mary E. Glenn. because of
the insuffieiency of the evidence charging
the woman with descrtiop.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
Tirnd Broken.DOWn Men.
O ee Weary Women
Find in the Treatment of
.Dr.WaIker,
i4ll Penn. Ave, Adj. Willard's Hotel.
Renewed Health.

MIR. GEORGE CARTNER, a pIonlnene
citizen and welEkIown grocer, of 1888 U
street northwest, suffered ior tour years
II ON catarrh, accompanied by general
debility, loss. of sleep. and distressing
hacking eOugh. Mr. Cartner says. Il was
so bad that expectorated blood and pus.
and, although went to some OF the best
physicians IN Washington, | obtained no
benefit. | am happy TO say since DR..
Walker treated me all these distressing
sympto oms have disappeared, and heartily
rec ommend him To all sufferers
DR.. Walker cures Indigestion, Constipa-
ton, Heart Disease, Headache, backache,
Catarrh, Asthma, b onchits, ard all Dis
eases OF the Air Passages Rectal Diseases.
Private Diseases, Skin Diseases, Diseases
of Women, Varicocele, Hydroccle, Structure,
Sexual Weakness, Prema tureness. all Dis
eases OF the Stomach, Liver, bowels, Kid
ncys, and Ri adder.
The highest fee charged by DR.. Walker,
whether on have one or more diseases, Is
So a II onth. This includes all medicines
Office o9rs, daily, 10 to 5. Sundays. 10
10 l 9; Monday, Wednesday Thursday, and
Saturday evenings, 6 to s.
RECONSIDERATION FREE.raa
The morning times., 1897-01-12

Chicago, Jan. 11.-Wflliam J. Bryan ar
rived in the city this morning for the pur-
pose OF holding conference with the pub
Usher of his forthcoming book. He inn
nediately repaired to the Clifton House,
where be had breakfast. After leaving the
dining room Mr.. Bryan was joined by
Dwight W Andrews, chairman n of the Demo.
cratic State central committee. At 10
O'Clock Mr.. Bryan left for the office of his
publisher, leaving word at the motel that
he would be engaged the whole day.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
A Little Mixed. .

"What is Mrs. Ponderby's position in
society,"
"It's hard to tell. She has one OF those
Dakota divorces, you know."-Exchanee.
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BRYAN Is GRATEFUL.
Thanks a Maine Man for His Work
Before Election Day.

Portland, Me, Jan. 11.-Williarn II. Jaf
rey of this city. who in the late campaign
spoke in Maine and Massachusetts for the
Bryan and Sewali ticket, has received the
following letter from Mr.. Bryan:
My dear sir l beg TO thank YOU for the
interest YOU take in the success OF bimetal
ism, and for the aid you have given it.
1t is gratifying to know that the friends
Of the cause throughout the country are
undismayed and ready to renew the fight
for financial independence. l am conf
dent that the gold standard Will disappoint
those who expected it to restore perma-
nent and general prosperity.
The Consciousness o { duty done mUstsus-
tain usuntil we see the triumph of our cause.
1 have no doubt of ultimate victory"
The morning times., 1897-01-12
THE PRESIDENT WILL RIDE
No Carriages in Inaugural Parade
Outside McKinley's Party.
Subscriptions to the Guarant ee
Fund Paid-The Total Amount
Now Reaches $50 400.

The meeting of the finance committee
at inaugural Headquarters last night was
very brief, as there was little business
To transact. The only matter of import
ance before the committee was the report
OF the different individual members of
additional subscriptions received.
The amount of the guarantee fund al
ready subscribed which, as heretofore an
nouuced, aggregated $53, l10, was in
creased last night by the sum OF S2GO,
swelling the total to 500 400.
Tic last amount was subscribed as fol-
lows:
The morning times., 1897-01-12
6Ah0MGMguM
. '0o]
Sis Seventh Street.

The store where your promise to pay buys
as much and for as little as cash.
The morning times., 1897-01-12

4 oAES MADE ON FURNITURE, PIANOS,
"a HORSES, WAGONS. etc. at lowest
rates and quickest possible time.
Strictly confidential.
Please call before securing loans else
where.
Washington Mortgage Loan Co.,
6Io Street n. w.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKER.

Corrected daily by w. Is. H1bbs d
Co.. Bankers and brokers. MeIn-
bers of the n. Y. Stock Exchange.
l427 street.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
FINANCIAL,
FINANCIAL,
The National Safe
Deposit, Savings
and Trust
Company
Of the District of Columbia
CORNER 5TH ST. .ANDNEw YoRKAyE
Chartered by special act of Congress.
jan, 1867, and acts OF Oct, 1850, and
Feb. 1892
Capital. One Million Dollars.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burgIar-proof
vaults at 30 per annum upward
Securities, jeweITy. SilyeFware,
and YaluableS of all kinds in own
er package, trunk or case taken
on deposit at moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
deposits received from TEN
TENTS upward. and interest al
lowed ON SO and above.
Loans money on real estate and
collateral security Sells first
class real estate and other securities
Ia sums OF $500 and upward
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company is legal depository
Tor court and trust funds, and acts
a. administrator, executor, receiver.
assignee, and executes trusts of ali
Kinds Wills prepared by a compe-
tent attorney in daily attendance
OFFICERS:
BENJAMIN L. SNYDER. President
THOMAS HYDE, 1Sb Vice President
", RILEY DEEBLE, Cd Vice President
THOMAS X. JONES Sd Vice President.
l.. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer
NEORGE HOWARD, Asst. Treasurer
ALBERT l. L-STURTEVANT. Secretary,
CHARLES E-NYMAN A sst. Secretary.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
COTTON.
washington Stock Excnange.

Sales-Uhio National Bank, Il at so: Amer.
80 at Q, 81 at. SIS; Pm umatic
I;un O.. riage IQO at &c, 500 at BE: Mergen-
rba,er Linotype, q at IA After caii-Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, sc at l23.
coyrpurSr poSnS Rid 4zEed
The morning times., 1897-01-12
All the Pants

These are the prices dur
ing our semi-annual 15-off
sale NOW going on.
The saving is consider
able-enough to make you
anticipate your needs for
many days to come.
And you have a choice
from our entire clothing
stock-no reservations no
exclusions.
The morning times., 1897-01-12
The OVercOa'S S

are the very latest
styles, in all the dressy,
genteel fabrics, made
and lined elegantly.
and everybOdy's size Is
here.
The times., 1897-12-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

,Sot,,y1,,ts an effect November y, 1870
All traius arrive and leave Pennsylvania
f9S1e5Pss, saI5 a. m.GDaily, local for Danville,
r,harI0tte and way stations, connects az
Manassas for StrasbUrg, HaTrisOnburg and
StaUnton, daily, except sunday ana a.
TvuchbuTE with the Norfolk and esteFns
oaiyii Daily,theUNITED TATES
FAST NAIL, carries Pullman BCrre5
sIeepers, New York and Washington TO
lack sonville, uniting at Salisbury with
2qilmaR nIin..R SeepGs. g.: X Knoxville and chas.
tsnoo.a Tenn, and az Charlotte with fulE
man Sleeper for Augusta Pullman buIIss
SIeeper New YORK TO New Orleans conn ecL-
80 n Atlanta for BiTmln Gham and Mem
iIt7s. Connects at LyHChDurS with Chesa-
11ease and ONO Railway for Lexington a. nd
SaturaI Bridge, daily Solid traini WASH
;,,,-tI,., 4, New Orleans without change. sun
80 uerslually conducted tourist excursion
Though sleeper on this train every " ednes-
day and saturday to san Francisco, With
out An NJ m.-LocaI for Front Royal Stras-
burg aud HauisOnburg, daily except sun
4iSiS usS D. m.-Dany. local for charlottes-
'ii'9. IS.48 p. m.-Dany. WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWESTERN, Y YESTIBULED, LINZ
TIED. composed OF Pullman Eestthuled
sleepers dining cars and day coaches.
TumaE seepSeES NeK p6Sv1e 6SI5 - ana a5i rhs hl,i
tannoga. New y OTk 70 Tan pa, via Char
Iofte. Columbia, Savannah, and Jacksonville.
frnm Richmond 70 Augusta, via Columbia,
with connection for Aiken, ), =; New
York TO Memphis, via birmingham; New
York to New orleans, via Atlanta and
NSnir0mery. VeSUibuled day coach wash
tT,,,t,,S1 10 Atlanta. Southern railway dining
car, Greensboro to Montgomery.
TR AIMS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
/ DIVJSION leave Washington 9.01 a. m
! dslly aud las p. m daily, except Sunday,
and 6..5 y. III. Sunday only Tor Round Hill;
4S2 p m. daily, except Sunday, for Lees
| burg, aud 6.2o D. N daily for HerndOn.
I Ret1Iuing, arrive at Washington $50 8
/ n aud 300 D. IN daily, from Round Hill.
| and Z .O6 q. N. daily, except Sunday, from
/ HeTndun, and S.34 a II. daily, except sun
/ sfbro9eh trains from the South arrive ~
/ Washington s: 40 a. m, 2:20 p. m. aud
/ 0.25 o. m. daily. HarTlsOnbuTg, 1910 p.
! m and 925 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
/ and $50 a N. daily from charlottesville.
| Tickets, sleeping car reservat ton, and In
| formation furnished at offices, 700 10Th
| st. NV, 5I1 Penns ylvania avenue, and al
| Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Station.
1 w. II. GREEN, Gen. Supt-
| j. Nj. CULP. Traffic Manager.
| W. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent:
: J.. 5. BitOW$s Gen Al. lass Dept.
The times., 1897-12-17
BaltinOre&OhiO

Schedule in effect Nov II. 1887
Leave W aSiIUgtou fTUfu station corner
OF New Jersey avenue aud c street
For Chicago and Northwest, Yestibuled
Limited trains ll-05, ll.25 a. H., sos
p. m.
tied 3. 40 p. m, express 11.55 p. II
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express
daily 1-0o a. m and 500 p. IN
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, l1-55
Winchester and way stations, Is .. a.,
For New Orleans, Memphis Birmingham.
ChatJanoslSa- Knoxville. brIStOl ana hOa-
noke, 600 p. IL. daily sleeping cars
For T.uray. $40 p. IN. daily
For Baltimore. week days 3, Q 90.
x7-05, x7-1o. x7-3O. Ks. $50. 1880
xII5, xS.OO. $50. X4.30. 4-35, N5-O5,
x5.lO, 40. 80. x6-2O, $50. NS-uO, SIS,
aS6s srnds i9 vs. II % 05. X 10. x 30 80.
X9 90 a. In,, Nl2 10, y: ~, 500,
3.2O 4.35. 1905, x5.lO, $50, xo.O0-.
Ks 20, Il.l6. N1I-50 p. Ili-. Nl2.Ul night
For Annapolis, 10 and ; 50 a IN, 40
and .. 80 p II. Sundays, $50 q ~, 40
For Frederick, week days, 8, 11-25 d ~.
4-3O, $50, o. N. sundays. . u. III, LIS
For Hagerstown, III O5 a, m and $3.50
For Boyd and wav points week days
500 a m, 4.3O, 80. t.U5 p. N. sun
. GaES, y .OO a. IL. 10 ~ y III
For GaithersbuTg ana way points, week
DAYS, s, ., a. m, 1880, 3.15, 80
0i5. T.O5, 11.43, p. IN. Sundays, Q.
m. .IB. 4S3, 7.05, 1915 p. m
For " ashIu EJOn Junction and way points.
! s a. Il, 4.3O, o.3o p. III week days
a. Iu., 10 o. IN sundays
/ ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
/ AND PHILADELPHIA
] All trains Illuminated with Pinuseh light.
/ For PnIadeIpuIa. New York, EUston and
/ fb. East week days, 100, 8, 10 a; m.
7 i2.O5, 10 taII Dining Carsl, 3, (0.Oo Din
{ Ing carr. +! 2-O1 night sleeping Car open
/ al 10 o'clock). Sundays 100, q. m.
I iII5 Dining Carr, 3, t5-O5 Dining Carr ,.
/ lE.U1 night. Sleeping Car open % O'clOe <
I Additional trains fOT Philadelphia wee 4
I days, daily, . p. m
/ Parl0r Cars on All da trains.
{ For Atlantic City, 10 a IN, 1905 nOOH-
| and / 10 aud ) p. II. week days, a. Ga
D Sundays
+ExceUJ Sunday. NENpTes5 trains.
/ II; gage called for aud checked from ho-
{ tells ana residences by Union Transfer Co
/ on orders LETT at ticket Offices 0IS Penn-
I syIvania avenue northwest, New EoTS
[ Avenue and Fifteenth street and at depot
] TyN NJ GREENE. D. b. MARTIN,
| gen. Mana ger. AigT. fass. IrafftA
The times., 1897-12-17
KAtLRuADr.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS
''29 9I, a M. week days-PITTsBURG Ex
hI,rs. -IPfaHQr and Dining Cars. Harris
AO-21 ia q. d. PENIS YLVANIA LIMITED
uIlihan Sleeping, Dining SmoSing, and
Sg SGgoseISdtlCn Cars, aTriSburg to ChiCssO.
dnS'huati, Indianapolis st LOuis, CieVe-
War.,ah M !oiedo- Buffet Parlor Car 70
l05o a. NJ. FAST LINE-puTI,nan Rnfres
G'or Car 70 Harrisburg Buffet PariOr
Sdr' Car harrisburg TO Pittsburg.
~ Nd. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
T-Apiess -sieepiug Car Washington To st
h1oHts. ana Sleeping and Dining Cars Har.
HSDuIg 10 { Louis Nashville CVfa Cb.-
dnEatil and Chicago
t--p NJ ESTEnN EXPRESS Puii-
inan sieepiug Car To PittsbuTg, Chicago,
end az iia. risDurg &c Cleveland Dinins Car
To - b SOUTHWESTE EXPRESS
~ unha4 Sleeping Cars Washington 70
ditssSt1gIs s aud harrisburg To st. Louis
lO.4O Z. ~. PACIFIC PRESS-PUL-
man man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
~ a "a iOf name, Cdnandaigua, ROc1oss
set anu Ntagar3 Falls daily, except SuR-
1880 q. m for Elrnira and Remove daily.
except 4GP Sunday. For WlliaInspOrJ dalIJ'
80 D. M. for WIIiamspoft. Rochester.
ELie, buffalo and Ma CARA Falls daily.
s1Cept saturday, with Sleeping Car
Hashington TO Buffalo.
Ao.4O 2; N Tor Erie. Canandaigua, ROcfeS
yer, BuIfalo and Niagara FsIls daAy-
fulinan Sleeping Car Washington u
Rochester Saturdays only
t"r I'hlILdeiphin, new York ana ths
East.
500 p m, CONGRESSIONAL LIN
~, - ualiy, ali PaFiOr Cars, wiIn pA4, 4e
iIE var from Baltimore. Regular at :O0
tbIhihg Car, 500, 500. 1000 Dining
UsI ;, anu HOO Dining q ar from VIZ
!I4nigtonJ a. IN, 1Z:45, 3.I5, 40, 6.50-
Il. ~
Dining Car, SOD, 800, Il.UO Timing
Gar from Wilmington a. M. l2.I5. SD
Philadelphia only, Fast Express. 1850 n
m, week Is Express, l2.l5 p. n. week
days. 2.OI and 5:40'p. IN. daily For
Boston, without change, $50 4. Ii week
says, and 4,2O p II. Gaily.
For BeILluOre, 6:25. zoo. T.50, 500,
200. 4Q.Uo. 1920. ana 100 a n; n;
400 LiiuiJedJ, 40, 4-3G. 5.4O, 6:lh
0.oUl 10, 1000, 10 40, 1915, and
200 go s65 q M 1859 90 fp5ai 80 a 2o' 1sf5 sH3'
4.l5, 2.Ul, 3l5. $40. 600 Limitsdl.
4.2O, 5.4O, 6.I5, 900 7.2O. 1000.
For Pope CreeS Line, 7-5o a. m and
4,35 p. IL. daily, except sunday
For Annapolis, 90, 800 a. m., 40
and 5-+O p N. daily, except Sunday.
Sundays 800 a. Ia. and 40 p m
Atlantic Coast Line Express Tor Florida
sud points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4-3O
g. IN, 40 p- IN. daily, Richmond only,
lu-oI a. III " weekdays, 4 AtEsnta Special,
via Lichiuond and sea Uoart AR Line.
$40 p. N. daily accommodation Tor
GuanticO, Z 40 q IL dally, anu 4-25 D.
IL " wPek-deys-
SeasEOrc Connections.
Z For Atlantic City via Della ware River
Bridge, aIEran TOuJej 81 o p. IN. daily,
Via Market street wharf, U-OO and II 90
a M :. D p. ul-s week ia 80, and 100
.. N. daily
For cape May, 400 a. m week days.
IL 90 D. IL daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
streets, and al the station, sixth and B
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking or baggage ~ CesJlua ton from
bUJeis and residences
J.b. X, ,UeneraIMauager-
}. K WOOD. General Passenger 4 gems
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BAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
KAILROAIs.
From station Is 1-2 st. S& Pa. Ave.
In Effect Nnrra aIInItnr. Ii 1907

HI L~@~ 81 IL n -
In Effect November ii, 1897
For AlexanG5is 5week days, $50; d.o5,
ex;; 100. IL. .45 a. m; 1906. ex.; 1920,
! 10 40. 2,o6, e5-; 2,do, go, 800
5;4o, 500. ex.: $50, 7.O6. 500, 900
Io-ao, IL 20, 1t.59 p. no.
For Alexandria SUNDAYS Z .45, S.i5
9'45, 10 80. IL .15a m, I2.nO noon, 40
80, 2.15, 500, 3 40, 4.30, Bio, 500
6'45, : 80, 8.15. 900. 1000, 11.20 p. IN.
For Mount V Yernon tweek days Q 80 8 -09.
1905, 1-05, HOO a. m, 1905, 1.15,
2.05, 3.59, 7.O6 D. m.
For Mount Vernon lsundaysl. As, 9. 40
q. M, 1900 noon, 2.15. 3.45 and 6.4o
p. m
For arlington and a queduct Bridge .week
oaysl, s00,sS. 50, 1905, and 1 90 a, M.
1905, 2. 20, LIS, 2.05, 2.40, 3.20; 4.15
$40, 600, 7.06 and 500 p. IN.
For Arlington anu AquedHct Bridge
tsundaysl, 7:4o, 8:45, 9:45, 1880 1915,
a n., 1900 noon, 12.45, 1.30, 2:l5,
3: 90, 3:45, 4:3o, 5:I6, 600, 6:45.
7:30, S:15 p. IN.
Baggage checked free for passengers
holding first-class tickets at station. BIZ
cycles, 20 cents each. Parcels carried.
mol 3-tf
The times., 1897-12-17

Your life from cradle to grave; past
present, and future, without mistake; love,
articles traced; advice on all business mat
terS, a chance for every man, woman, and
child the rulers of fortune tellerS; choice
ol ~, q ! uI lamp tiie NO ISoiLia ny 10y Nlndge,
consult Madge, Stella, and Juanita, Gypsy
Camp, T25 9TH st. NV; price this week,
g.30 To m; l to 6 and : to 10 D. m.
del2-6t
SFIIlII CALLS M-Mrs. ZolIer, medium,
II02 n. y ave 9TH and nw.); circles
Tuesday and Friday evenings; interviews
daily. Sunday evening meetings, Typo
gra phicai Hall, 425 q ST NV.
de13-7t,em
NINE. La RUE, Medium, tells past and
present; gives luck; free until New ears
223 12 + st. NV; walk upstairs.
del 10-1m-em
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LOST
DANCING.

DANCING Waltz and two-step a special
ty, taught in n Few lessons, no classes,
strictly private; waltz guaranteed or
money refunded. MISS MARIE LEON
ARDO, 6l3 NJ st. NV. Spanish, skirt,
clog. reel, and fancy dances also taught.
de17-4t
MISS c. NJ. FREEMAN guarantees to
teach the waltz and reverse in 3 pri-
vate lessons at her academy, 101S Conn.
ave. NV; private lessons and private ella SSeS
every evening from To g; regular classes
every Wednesday night from to 10. For
further information apply at my residence,
1903 L st. NV. de14-6t
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CuT rHIS OIT.

THE MATRIMONIAL BUREAU will open
rooms at the Pacific Building, 622 and
624 + st. NV, , second floor, rooms II and
%, on Monday, Dec. 20; private inter-
views at office, 81; private residence, So;
no publicity. strictly CONFIDENTIAL these
iuclOSe 81 and STAMP de16 3t-em
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NINE. TaEO.

Medium and card reader; Washington
most famous Clairvoyant and palmist, con
suit her on business, love and family r.
fairs, reunites the sepaTa ted; removes
spells; causes speedy maria ges, and gives
good luck, open daily; German spoken; 25C.
and SOC. 929 II St NV. de6-15t
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