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= ALTIMORE -
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RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect February q. 1897.
Leave Washington from SIsttion- CORNER OF
New Jersey avenue and g street
For t'hTrfgl aud North west. ,-sttDulett
Limited trains, lO:OO 1l;45 a. m-' $40
y. m.
For Cincinnati. st Louisa nd indianapolis,
Express. 1875 a m VeStibuled Limited
$40 p M, express I1.25 p. m
For PittsbGTg and Cleveland, express
dmiy. 10-0U a III. and $50 y. m.
J or Toledo and Detroit. 1I25 p m.
For Winchester and way stations. o a
IN, $3.50 p N.
For New Orleans Memphis, Birmingham,
Chatta no0ga. Knoxville, BTIstOl and
Roanoke 9-O0 y. III daily Sleeping Gar
through
For baltimore, week days, 500, $50,
x7.05, x7.i0, xS00, s. 80, x9. 30, xl0.OOs
xl2.O0 a. N x1 2.05, II 10, X : 20, NO 90
xs.2o. s.s0. xs.o0. SIS. Ks. 20, ills.
xII-5O p. m. and X12-O night. sundays.
KOS, X. 10. $50, x9 90 a. n xl2;Oo.
x51O, $50, xS. 90. x9. 20. IL. Is. XII. 90,
u. m. x12.O1 night
For Annapolis. 7,IO and 8 80 m, 1910
and $50 p IN; sundays. $50 a. ma. 4.35
For Frederick. week days, T.55. 11.45
q IA. t 80, $50 p. m. sundays, l:l5 n,
For HagersJOwn, $1,000 a m and t5-3O
> For Boyd and way points, week days
736 a. m, 40, $50. 1-o0 p. N sun
days, 1-15. 7-05 p m.
days, z IS, 9. 90 a m, I 2. 80. 3. ., 4 80.
10, $50. 7.05, l. 40 p. m. sundays.
300 A. M. l-15, 4.33, I-05. I0.i0 p. n.
For Washington Junction nd way points.
7.35 a. m, A 80. . 80 D. N week days
Is D. m. Sundays
ROYAL Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia
AHtrains Illuminated with PiutSch light.
For Philadelphia, New Y Ork, POstOn, and
the East, week days. 500, 1000 a. m
Dining Carr, 1900, (12. 10 Dining Car, 3 90
1905 Dining Carr, 1901 night. Sleeping
Car open at 1000 O'Clock. SunGs, IS, 70 90
a m Dining Car b (l2. 10 Dining Car, j. 0O
t5.O5 Dining Carr, II .Ol night, sleeping car
open 10 O'Clock Additional trains for
Philadelphia. week days, T.O5 a IN. daily.
500 p. M
Buffet ParIOr Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a M, IL %
noon, and . TO p. m. week days, L. 40
ID. III Sundays.
For Cape May, 12 noon
3EXCept SunGaY. NEXpreSS trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
90 on orders left at ticket offices, 6I9
pennsylvania avenue NV, New York
avPnui. and Fifteenth street, ami ~ depot
WM NJ GREEN. CHAS. .. SCULL.
Gen Manager Gen. Pass. A ct.
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They smoked and Were Entertained

An en- nsoyablc smoker was held last night
IN the par,ors cf the Capital Bicycle Club,
in their Fifteenth street clubhouse Re
frpshments in pl ofusinn were served TO
the many present, and the evening was
pnI,vened 10y a miscellaneous program
rendered hy Messrs. J. +. jenkins, who
exhibited a phantoscope, and W Emerson,
a han O a nd vocal sOloist. The members or
the metropolitan Qualtet, Messrs. Higgins,
sauadp. Barringer and Chandler, Mr..
James Schade, piano soloist' FRANK hep-
ST ock, tenor, PAU Won BIock'niln' sHliliids-
tic exhibition, and heaVy-welght hIllhe'
George W Collins, impersonaUor' ). D.
CallaheT. hm.orisr. Dr. Garhett, piano so
lost: Mr.. Harry ShaC klefcrd, OF the Burnt
Cork Club, humorous solOist, and MI James
watson, hasso.
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' RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.

TCAAO yAs@44o
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND b
STREETS
7.5J A. ~. week days-PITTSBURG Ex-
PRESS PaTlOr and Dining Cars, Harris,
burg TO Pittsburg
1000 A IA. PENNs YLVANIA LIMITED
- uiinan Sleeping, Dining, smoking and
Ooseryation cars, Harrisburg 20 CEicagO.
cincinnati. Indianapolis, st. Louis, Cleve-
land and Toledo. Burret ParIOr Car %
HdruSDurg
10,50 A. ~ FAST LINE-PuIIman Buret
tr,arior Car TO Harrisburg. Buffet Parior
. S@f, Harrisburg TO Pittsburg
o-4o~P. II. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
express Pullman Buffet ParIOT Car
20 harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
Cars Harrisburg 70 st. Louis, Cincinnati
Ito p. N. WESTERN ExPKEss-PulI-
and a1an Sleeping Car TO Pittsburg. Chicago.
All Harrisburg TO Cleveland Dining
Car TO Chicago.
Ito NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
PuluIan Sleeping Cars WashingtO W
Ptttsourg and Harrisburg TO ST Louis
and LOUISVILLE tvia CncinnatD- Dining
1910 H. M. PACIFIC ExPREss-PuII-
man Sleeping Car TO Pittsburg.
1.5D A. N. Tor Kane. CanandaIgiIa ROcbes-
Ter, and Niagara Fails daily, except
1850 A. n FOR EImira and Remove daily.
except Sunday For Lock Haven week
days and WnIIamsport sundays. $40
7-IO =. "a. for wiiIiamsport. Rochester.
BuIIalo and Niagara Falls daily, eXcep6
saturday. with Sleeping Car washingt0u
70 suspension bnGgP, VIA Buffalo.
~. no T. NJ Tor Erie, CanaRdaigua, ROcbes-
Ger, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily,
Sleeping Car Washington 10 Elnhra.
For PniIadefpnfa. New YOrk, ana
the East
M
TIED, daily, al Parlor Cars. with Din
ing Car from baltimore. Regular at 100
Dining Carr, 500, 300 I0.pO dining
minstonJ % A. NJ ~ 1245. ; rs, S 40 20 50,
1000 and 1885 T. A on sunday. Z .U0
Dining Carr, 500. 300. 11.0O Dining
Car from Wilmington A. NJ, II. 10, j. 10,
30, 6.50, 1000 and IL. 80 4. 81 FOR
philadelphia only Past Express Z 80 A
n week days. Express ~ 10 7.
NJ week days Z.O1 and >. 40 g. NJ
daily. For BostOn. without change,
90" A NJ week days, and 3.15 z. NJ
For Atlantic City tvIa Delaware River
Bridge, all-raH Toutet BID p. IN. daily.
For Baltimore, D %, 90. Z. 80, :. Ou, 8 90,
1000. 1O-16, 100 and II-5O a. IN.
ted. 42O, I-36. . 40, 6I5, q 80, Z 10,
1000, 1910, I.I5 and II 80 p. m.
II.0U a m. Il Is. / Is. z 2.UI. 8. Is, s. 40,
(4OO linhJedI, 42U. {. 40. $40, $50.
no. 1000, II. 40 and IL. 80 D. IN
For Pope creek Line. 80 a. m and 50
.. M daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis, 700, 800 a m, ~ 10
and ! 20 p m daily. except sunday.
Sundays, 800 a. III. aid 4. 70 d. IN.
Atlantic Coast Line Florida Special
for jacksonville and ST Augustine
1915 d. n week days. Express for
Florida and pUiHtS On AtlanGic COass
Line 40 a H. 10 D. m daily.
Richmond only. 1O-67 a. m week ia 81.
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and sea
board Air Line 4. 40 d. M. daily AC-
COmmOdation for QuanticO, 40 a. Ia
and 425 D. IN week days
Ticket offices. corner FftPeutn and O
streets and at the station, SixCh and h
streets wheTe orders can be left rsir check
ing or baggage 70 destination from hotels
and residences.
JB- HUTCHINSON, General Manager
J. X. WOUH General Passenger Agent
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Should he read daily. By all lHJereseeu,
as changes may Occ II at any tlne.
Foreign Mails for the week endlhs
February q, close promptly at this office
as follows
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BOARDING.

WILL furnish meals, with perfect salts
faction either in my dining-room or at
private Residences rates reasonable. JOHN
SPENCER, caterer, $40 18th st. NV. 1t
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FOR sALE-BICYcLEs.

FOX SALE-Wheel, IN good condition.
for SlU. b. h., this office. Item
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-HIGHEST Cash PRICE PAiD
FOR OLD GOLD AND sILVE,Kt;1,1- V,t;,1-,orr
SMALLEST AND LARGEST AMOUNT
bought; old and new jeweiry, Watches
kUTILATED Coins. TEETH PLATES.
And PLATINUM. FEkD .LOEW Fms IEdaN,; iEd,,;
Golh and SILVER, $40 ST. NV. OPP.
PATENT OFFICE fen.lU
PERSONS who have Iapsed their policies
in the Prudential Insurance COMPANY VIII
receive valuable Information Dy aqoIess-
ing ]. G. HARRISON, this Office. Iez3-t1
WANTED-Imnedate Remington type,
writer; must be cheap. Address Tor o
days, TYPEWRITER, 1926 9th st. NV
fe23-3t
THE 4s DAYS" CURE (for mcnl 'cadss
all remedies in this city; a prompt pi,s,,1tai ara
ton Tree DIR. M'KEEHAN, 7l5 lzth
st. NV. ez5 At
MRS. NJ. LEWIS-MasSage and niagnenne
|, tseatmsn'' sf nw young iady aS'''''t2 fe22-s 81
SHEET MUSIC at half price; violin,
banjo, mandolin and guitar strlnSs,,
cents each; 10000 copies or muslc I Io
cents each: send cent stamp IOr Com-
plete catalogue, by mail; popular ,nasa-
Zines at cut prices. c. j. SIMPSON,
1908 G st. Near Palais Royal. IeZ5-14
FUK HIRE Oh sALE-The cheapest price
for cots or mattresses In town Can OF
address y. j. NOTES, 6l3 ST. NV.
fe2U-l4t
ALL dress skirts made for 81. 705
st. NV IeSfoU
DO YOU use CruIlersy Then order the best
aussellfs Capital Crullers, home mace, ue
lIvercd fresh always; o cents per dozen,
discount TO lunchrooms and ehurch aa1t anu 81
cIai gatherings. los Sth st. ne Tel ~
MAYS furniture stores, 21O0 18th st.
and 1929 p st. NV. UphoisterlnB pS
experts for the mansion or cottage. g..
MATTRESS making and niablIGssSs, 20. 10.
all; remaking, So; with new Jlck, p+.ou'
best tick, S3.5 cannot be equaled ZOE
CHAIRS caned from soc perforated seats,
25c.
FUKNITURE repaired and polished and
REMOVING carefully and promptly exc
CARFETs taken up and cleaned and re-
Ian q. Telephone, ~
VALUABLE furs and rugS-a room speci-
ally prepared, moth proof, per space u
for season; guaranteed till follo WHY sea
SON feZu ften
WONDER wio pays the highest prices plass
for gents Cast-Ot1 clothing. GtoP IOH-
tai SAUL BROS, 923 ID st. NV. JaIo-3nlo
PRINTING business cards roc. per 900;
other printing equally as cheap; maga
zines bound for 50c-, miscellaneous DOCKS
re-b0untf. paper ruling, etc u. l. Will
LIANS, 6l5 9Th st. NV Ieo-Iibehh
FASHIONABLE e dressTIa ker wants it% en-
eagpmenIs at 81 20 Per day. TAILOR,
this office lelt-Ib
1OE viii find Inauguration tickets loF
staEd az 4tiI and 18th sts. at Mr. BKtN-
TEN0 : Book StoTe and LITTLEFIELD
& ALVORD'S office. 1927 Pa. ave
leIU-Bw
riANO TUNING. Sl.5 80; ali wotk guar
anteed first class; drop postal. las X.
DURITi 3U0 18th 81. Sc. Ie-o-2e-e'"
FASHIONABLE suit made, So. 90; satlS.
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FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE Or RENT-Good farm Of II
acres; house, garden, etc; a bargain.
TT. WALLER, Whitewater. Va. fel9-9t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
WE WANT 1 GOO BORROWERS
WHO desire from $50 to $4,000 each
on stocks bonds, trusts, loan GsSpclalloh
certificates. warehouse receipts ana me
or tontiue policies in old-lne companies
80 delay, no cbattel mortgages taken
YERKES 4 BAKER,
40 10 as NetzerDtG Bldg, IL 10 L st. NV
MONEY To LOAN
Large sums at 3 and 3 IL per cent on
n. c. real estate; $3.50, $500, 500, etc,
ats per Cebt IA transactions cnnducJeuNlt
economical consideration for BORROWERS
VIM Il SAUNDERS X CO,
mr.. 1907 r st NV.
MONEY TO LOAN.
or househuId furniture, pianos, organs,
horses, caFria ges, sc. All business strict
ly confidential Lowest rates, no publlc-
itv courteous treatment. The security
VIII not lie removed from your POSSESSION
We make leans of any amount, from SlO 10
81 900. Payments on principal receiver
at any time, which Will lessen cost or car
rying the loan. You can have the money
the day you apply for it.
CAPITAL LOAN GU ARAN ZEE CO.s
1ao-I,r Coz F Street n. w.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Il will exchange unill-
cumbered city lots for small house aud
grounds near Takoma or HyattsviIIe, Call
at 602 + st. NV. Room ,. fe19-6t
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Lawrence School of Vocal and
Piano Music.

Especially, Beginners.l
Studios and g. 934 L St NV Reduced
Tates; Natural method VOICE TRIAL
GRATIS. Pupils monthly recitals.
fel1Imo
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win
the dav vou anuly for it.
CAPITAL LOAN GO AhAN EE - =, DO''
la2-1yr co. SUeeG N W
BUSfN ESS CHANCES.
FoR sAIE-A small groccry store in
~ ,,,, "a -.i1 ~. boiiobr ebesn. good Ioca-
Ion ondiSe FS'c, 5%c rishU p"iS fe23-3t.,iH
NJ. j ~, ~~ ohIo ~~ -S----
FOR SAIF-Canclv and fancy grocery;
caeap. 6O9 1 st ne fe23-3t-em
FOR SALE-Cigar and tobacco SIorS ~ y
good lOCatltE. SOooS ITtsh anu utMs 10
ID 81. NV, near police CONT leo Stem
,-11.1 = a. A. -I-I71 -7,1iI- h.l-crv in = Mary
~ ? tt,,i- - a., in6at.,,sntS: .,lr1ir
r. mates rr,t,, waShinCton: morse. wagon,
route az enShS priee, soU1,, 5IS,l - -
ihhh'h, oiig LIiuHe aii0 :, nm Ss,
Apply. Aeufes> M d. 'ii'S "iiiOS'
Ac@o'O ~
ron a.. 81 IT, r., e o,tco0 "a anu V RFFD
tea 3t-ep
AO onI3k. ia 90 oI ~ BRRDSHAW. Room s. 494
Louisiana ave nw fe23-t-em
FORSALE A nold esta ablished bacon stand
IN market. reason Tor selling, haNe ,r,,.. ~ 0
{ n. this office. fe23-3t
FOX : E--Nttlt lullA otlll titnii : IN -VFl
COndHiun- cheap 5OO " ST NV II
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FOR SALE-Corner gocery store, with good
o,,,y st'r" on tbe corner: ne cutters IN the
,,li ,hor1ood Inouire al 522 % \ my
RESIST
F9l ~ tEwOhe'p' S'orediiu ia fe93- $50
= 81 :"
WANTEn-A partner TO unite with .le in
opening general piQduce c9n;ildSst@n , ll.fL
busihcss' male % i1iAdle: 9At2ov heS SS
sarN. Address a NJ Clis 'llNc. AZ
F0P SaTF-firocary meat and provision
Iogauon; amount Of business per day, $40;
reason for selling. Address PA. AYE. this
office fe22-at-em
- - -
,.,itinn. can he Bought cheap: a Chance for
rirbt Dartv. Address A. G. p, this office.
fe22 stem
E50P SATE-Cig-3T Store laundry arency-
about pays rent. 735 9Th st my.
Ie22-"t,em
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good BUSINESS. 174O 14th st. fe22-ft-cm
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a., CIGARS ihis efrice Te25- a.
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FOR SALE 5000 viii buy an old corner
,,,,S SeH = EI,',oI,i dTvaIIing and saIlc Sa
Der MONTH lease can be obtained: daily
receipts; SO per day; owner sick; full
STOCK. A1IuICse a n, tliIe 0lIlee- ~ 1-2t
I5ot, SAI.E-An tsta ul!slt,-d chewing gum
,Ess %Egli, flJi M, siTNf ~ of,lo
80 q, N " - '-'
" : ~
FOR SALE-Cigar and newspaper store
,-,0h on a a'e- NV 81 - Ply 5;,,,o %
--3e.- :, -, -.
located; long lease; must be sold soon:
pIIce. S3. 500. Address Z. ID, this office
-e- -
"AN 4 I'D N i9S 1-11i-1A1N i1S' = . 49,
WAATED-A good ice-box for grocery
store WHITE 4 Co, 4th and n sts.
NV. fe23 Stem
dress r : De. tins orfTce II
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A,H1lese 1I--> III, eHie ollIee- Ie-,3-2S
and wagon, or either. ADDRESS ROb TE,
ebts olIice. 80 -ot,,l--
ANTEU-A snla II da yton: uttist hefngood
condition. Can 1O0s 18TH ST. fe32-3t
can mar snd Iie'licl s.,s La y.
wANTED-Mnk route: about 25 or 80
gal Apply 115 n c ave Sc ie2I-3
WANTED Few thousand secondhand
brick: state condition, etc. T. J., this
office fe2l-3t
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WANTED-First-class dressTnaker desires
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wANTED-FARMS.

WANTED to purchase a farm suitable for
a dairy; two hundred or more acres;
cleared and in order for cultivation; must
be low price and close TO Chain Bridge,
on Virginia side OF Potomac River Ad-
dress ]. W. GREGG, Gle o ST., NV.
fel6-7t
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FOR REST-will take Iodgers Until a!ter
March 4, at 81 per night: comfortable
rooms 1909 Massachusetts ave. NV.
fe22-3t
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FOR kENT-3 unfur. rooms, "a riCur; neat,
gas, bath; hot and cold water; 81 q; rare
OnnnrutDity 63I ACkeT st. ne. fc23-3t
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FOR RENT-2 unfurnished rooms; an sun
snine: light housekeeping. 1000 9th st.
NV. COrncT h. fc2l-3t
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FOR RENT-FurniSheu room. on second
floor, with board, So per week llO6
9TH st. NV iG2l-ot
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FOR RENT-NeaT Library; 2 or unfur
rooms, with heat. gas and bath; with
or without board. c. NJ HOPkINs0N, 224
A st. Sc. leGo-ot
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GYPSY QUEEN-Fortune teller: ladies SOC,
gentlemen 81 tho sign). 13T II 1t. Sc,
oppO site new Library fe1e-Ttcm
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

FOR RENT-A large 2d-story front room;
elegantly furnished; with heat and gas;
suitable for gentlemen or couple; rent
cheap. Cau at 206 Mass. ave. NV.
fe23-3t
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FOR RENT-Two new flats, in the Bel
mont rooms; bath, pantry, and rear
porch, electric bells and speaking tubes;
steam heat Inquire in dairy, 2016 14th
st NV, near L; Z. z. THOMAS, owner.
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FOR RENT or , unfurnished rooms,
March /; new house; very reaSonable;
a. M. L. 1104 \. Cap. St fe21-3t
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wANTEp-PosTAGE STAMPS

NANTED-FoT cash, all kinds Of old Cnited
States postage aud department stamps;
collections also bought. q. F. DUNK
HORST. I0N5 1th St NV. fe9-tf
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DR.. I.EATHERrIAN,

Expert Specialist in the cure OF an
forms ot private diseases. Consultation
free. Hours, 8 to IL. 2 to 8. Tues,
Thurs. and sat evenings. tO 8. No
co. NV. (ClOsed SUndaysi
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, on Capitol
Hill. light and heat. Call at 10 9th
II nr near cars and heTdics fe2l-3t
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RTANEsS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A small grocery store IN
the NV eau be bought cheap. good loca-
ton chance for right party. AudfeSs
NJ. J. r., this office. le-5-St-'tlI
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FoR sALE-The only bakery IN Mary
Land town OF = 100 in1aHitantS; airIAt
b miles rTOn washington, morse, wagon,
route uFenS4lS. price, S5UU, rent $Ib per
month. only those meaning business need
apply. Address N. b., THIS office.
Ie23-3U-em
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TO Bul out business or sell out one
aulck. go 10 BRADSHAW, Room 5, 494
tautsfana ave NV fp23-St -em
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FORSALE- n old eSta DliShed bacon stand
in market. reason for selling. have tx o
stands. cannot attend TO both. Address
{ n this office fe2o-3J
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WANTED TO LEASE-To ladies or gen
Attn and / 5th sts NV, for IA club house,
music school or other purpose; furnished
or not; ST 200 To 81 800. Address OM y ER
r. this office eEU-dl
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EOR HOUSES.

FOX RENT-Grant road, Tenleytown, D
room house: 3 porChes, wei, STANG large
Hot. ST. month. minutes trom 1eilleN-
town cars: ) minutes from chevy ClaSe
cars. ANDREW PAYNE, TenleytoWn.
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FOR SALE-Party breaking up house
Keeping wishes TO sell almost new khi,
for 81 80 cash. T. G., this office.
fe23-3t
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PROF. CLAY, Clairyoyant; greatest For
tune Teller; all events or life. from cradle
to grave; business love affairs, losses.
etc, for 90 cents; reunites separated hus-
band or wife; makes lover or sweetheart
true: causes speedy marriage. removes any
trouble: I y to 10 daily. 4S9 Ii st. sw
feI Slim
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FOR RENT-6l4 and 61S X st ne, s'N-
room brick; mod. imps.; In thorough e
palr; handy To cable cars and public school.
GA at SIG, and 61S at Sl0 month; KEYS
at 6Oh X ST. ne. r. W. TUCKER BkO,-,
Ioo 4 sr ne fe13-l 4-em
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WA STED- -MIsCELLAN EDuS.

wAATED-A good ice-boX for grocery
store. WHITE 4 CO., 4th and sts
NV fe23-3tem
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FOR SALE-Corncr gocery store, with good
T-vear-Old horse and harness. only $500.
OuIv store on the corner. no cutters IN the
nei;ehhorhCOd. Inquire at 522 I'd Il. NV.
RESIST
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NANTED-SituatiOn, by practical and
competent gardener, florist and fruit
grower: 30 years experience, best of refs I;
first class man for gent place. Address A.
DJ TLANIl, ll21 u ST. ne, Washington,
u. l.. Item
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Nearly new dayton wagon
cheap. Sl9 18Th st. NV. fe23-5t
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FOR SALE-GroC2ry, meat and provision
store with horse and wagon, in NV, fine
location: amount OF business per day. $40.
viii sell at inventory; rent very cheap; good
reason for selling. Address PA. AVE. this
office 1eZ2-dt-em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED-A young man desires dish
washing or worh in Kitchen. X. c. R,
215 sixteenth 81. ne. Item
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Small farm, 20 miles from
Washingtunon Alexandria dndFrederickS-
burg X. R.; Broom house and outer build
ing In first-class condition. Inquire OF J
NJ. M.SPRINGMAN. Springm3n. Va. fe1T- At
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ftbll nrsNi-sIu.oUp per Huontn, new press
brick. No. 532 Sd st Sc; keys neAt uooF'
fegO- 2t-cm
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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-03
Gautier. the Amateur Artist.

Like Thackeray, Victor Hugo and some
other famous writers, Theophile Gautier
began life with the determination to be-
come an artist. 1t was as an art student
that he wore his famous red waistcoat and
attended the theaters in order to applaud
Victor Hugo. Later in life the main use
that he made of his requirements was in
drawing fancy heads of his heroines, and
he possessed the ability to portray varied
types of character no less with the crayon
than with the pen. Engravings from sew
eral of his sketches were used as fronts
pieces or vignettes on the title pages of his
books.
1t is as painter in words that Gautier
will longest be remembered In fact, he
may be said to have created that kind of
literary art. But 1t is probable that he
would never have been able to produce
the delightful word paintings In his
"Emaux ct Canoes" his "Fortunatus"
and other stories and his books of travel
II he had not practiced with crayon and
brush and learned the language of the stu
dios. Art Amateur
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-03
A Request.
Magazine

"You have scarcely spoken to me at all
this evening" she said in tones of re-
proach.
IL beg your pardon, her husband
returned apologetically. Il was just try
ing TO think of something to say"
us there anything on your mind?'
Eyes; to tell you the truth, there is. "
Can't | help you in some wayy'
"You might if could suggest it with
out your becoming angry"
Tell me all about it. 1t is my duty to
sympathiZe with you, you know
ON my birthday anniversary you gave
me fountain pen"
Eyes. And now you are going to say
that it makes horrid muss and that you
don't want to write with it,
I'm not going to say anything of the
kind, )" he replied stoutly. 81 am going
TO write with that pen every day of my
life, but there is one little favor that /
would like To ask. "
"What is itY''
Please make me suit of overalls to 90
with it. "-Washington Star
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-03
Composing Scotch Dialect Stories.

One of the Scotchiest of the Scotch dia-
lect story writers coYfesses in an artless
interview, which he himself contributes TO
"A periodical that he thinks and plans
slowly, "often keeping story for months
and years in his head without writing a
single word. When the actual writing
begins, he works rapidly" The condi-
ton of his head with the Scotch bur re-
volving in it for months or years" need
not here be considered. The astonishing
thing is what friend of the Scotchman
in question tells in addition. "Work rap
idlyl' he says. Il should think he does.
He has two typewriting machines of un-
usual size and strength that he had made
especially for his own use at cost of $500
each, and he works on these at lightning
pace. But that is not all-he will carry
on a general conversation with roomful
of people while he Is writing out story
on the machine. Now, have heard COM
positors talk while sticking type, but they
were merely copying, whereas this author
was writing out original matter. Usually
he works alone, beginning at about
O'Clock in the morning, and when he comes
down to breakfast at 8 he has 800 words
written out / never saw such man
He seems to be inexhaustible and is GER
tainly interchangeable He is feet inches
tall, weighs $50 pounds and is as nimblc
as cat. Thanks be to the gods it is only
commercial fiction" which is turned out
at such prodigious rate. How terrible
indeed to think of man being forced TO
order two extra strong typewriters to car
ry his light weight in flction!-Boston
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