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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR ORBALE-Lunchroom alta great bargain;
nice trade; reasonable rent and good rea-
sons for selling. Address 5. H. w, this or
flee. my19-3t
rent, $E2 per month for store and cellar;
lease If desired 1776 st. NV. II
$40 viii buy a IU-gaIlon ice cream ma
chine, several freeZers and double screen
doors; all in perfect order. 1928 Md: ave
ne. Iny20- Stem
FOR SALE-Saioon at 1903 II st. NV
my2Q-7t
FOR sALE-Grocery store doing good
business; good stand; cheap rent, bar
gain. 6O4 Sd st. sW. my1 9-3t.em
FOR sALE- Cheap; grocery and meat
store; will sell for $500 If sold at once;
horse and wagon. 232 llth sc
nyl9-3t-em
FOX SALE-A big bargain in house and
store and stable; the best grocery stdnG
at Takonla Park, with house or Z rooms
and bath; hot water heat, sales, 81 zoo per
month; price, $3.50, $500 cash, bal
MEkCIAL EACHANGE, Room :. 6l9 F
st. NV. inyl 9-3t-em
FOR SALE-An old-estah hiished grocery
and meat store: doing good business;
cheap for cash good reason Tor selilnG
Address s. ) this Office ihylS- Stem
IL YOU want 20 buy good payi1g bust
ness, call on co COMMERCIALE
Room 2, 6lJ r St NV myl 9-3G-en
FOR SALE-A grocery store for $155;
worth $500, and one at S22O, worth
$3.50; these are exceptional bargains D
sold at once. COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Room 2, 619 NV my20-3t-em
INV VENT0RS-CapitaI supplied Tor the ex-
pluiation of meIiturious inventions, pat
ented and uHpatented, also opatentsobtaified
Write immediately INV ENT1ONS. tins
office my193t
FOR SALE Market store, completely fitted
up in every appointment including large
meatbOX; also scales, meatblOck, saws,
knives, etc. 2004 7th st. nw. myls-9t
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WANTED good BARRIERS with t9olS,
steady place No. SOB 4 NV Item
WANTFn-A barber for Saturday st J u.
AYEkY'S, 1888 Pa. ave. NV lt-ei"
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MANTED-Tw WIDE awake SaieslL.th
q; r1nn q my2l-3t
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MANTEp-A man as waiter ana 10 uO
housework. Apply TO 343 IA ave NV
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WILL SACRIFICE 4 ffrst-class lunclroom
on f. ST., near four Govt. buildings:
S225: reason, sickness. COMMERCIAL
EXCHANGE, Room 2, 619 F st NV
fny21- 81. EN-
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FOR NT-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT New stable and large storage
room; cheap. 1126 9th ST. NV. my2l st
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NANTED-Pla 10y first-class white wo-
man cook, who is willing To help with
any LoUsewoTk or washing. NJ. X, this
office nyl9-3t
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WANTED-A barber, at 1896 II st. ne
Item
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FOR SAIE-JOTS.

FOR SALE-Lot containing II 600 SO. IT.
opp. Catholic University. address W.
L. $, this office. my2O-3t,em
FOR SALE-Thc bcstinvcst men ad Joining
theCity. a fine lotion Rhode Island avenue
IN Northwest lexington, 3oN@O feet, to
alley. with 10 feet OF parking; sewer and
water convenient, only SG75. DANIEL X
Ai2MAT, 1913 ( ST. NV niy20-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN a. 3 and 6 per cent
security, real estate IN, Dlstrlct eI "
-UmbIa ho delay beyond an lnspecID0u pI
propertv and examination of uLle. hAL-
TER IL ACkER 704 4th St NV. mhze-u
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ELECTRIC BELLS should be on every
front door and throughout the house. Drop
postal to me. The expense Is small An
Kinds OF electric work z. WADE, 21S b
ST. NV. ny2l-7 t.em
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PRIVILEGES to let on Potomac River
pavilion at Colonial Beach; dining room,
Ice cream, soda water and soft drinks,
photograph gallery and other privileges
Address THOS. NJ. CARR, Proprietor, this
office. my21-3t
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HELP wANTED-MAIE.

WANTED Good baker, for Saturday; 2l9
II ST. ne.
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FOR RENr-sToRE & DWELLING

FOX RENT-S20: brick store and dwell
aug, Cor. I'd ana u sts sw: 6 rooms and
stable on rear; key at $50 - st sw.
myl 9-3t-em
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FOR SALE-1 5-ft. awning frame, bake
trough, pans and other bakehouse uten-
sis. also pneumatic bicycle, at SO. 1907
Tth st. NV. my21-3t
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barber fOr saturday No
- 5 st. ~. - nay = , '-s'i''
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.NTFbA white truck gardener, Ger
man DreTerred:on Brentwood road. MhS.
FEDEkWiSH, Wmewuod Hill
Tny3l -.et-em
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SELB1 is Offering an all-wOrsted SO
= suit for 81 80: come quickly IL you
need one. 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
my20-tf-ea lth'
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WHO will exchange organ, horse, or wagon
for my nice carpet, bedroom, and parlOT
furniture? Address FARMER, Oecaquan,
Va. my21 st ,em
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RARE CHANCE--Large and commodious
store. with fixtures, for rent. 317 Pa.
ave. Sc. my21-3t
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FOR SALE-A first-Ciass dining-room, Op-
posite Govt. building, doing good iuSl-
ness, Il reasonable offer will be considered:
reason for selling, sickness; rent reasona-
pie lease years Address DINING
hOOM, TINS ornCe. mylJ-3t
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ORSALE-LunchrOom a ia great bargain;
nice trade, reasonable rent and good rea-
sons for selling Address s. II w, this Of
flee my19-3t
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FOR SALE OR, EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANG E--A large lot
in the Sc; unincuilibeIed, must be sold.
Address EARNES I, ,thisoffice. nylS-3t.ela
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4 BRIGHT, capable woman viii pa $40
in ca sh ana SIO per month, as long as
SHE is employed, to any one who viii
secure her position al salary OF 500
OF $50. Address CAPABLE, TINS Office.
myl9-6t
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NINE. THEO, MEDIUM,

NINE. THEO, MEDIUM,
Scientific palmst and card reader; know
your fate anG fortune; open daily; German
Spoken; 25c., and soc 929 II st. NV
myS1mo
LADIES needing confidential treatment,
a sure and safe relief in all woman 8
complaints and irregularities Gold medal
awarded for the science of obstetrics from
the University of Munich, Bavaria strict
iy confidential MRS DIR. RENNER. No
) 7th ST ne, near East Capitol ct. Wash
ington, ID. q.
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FOR RENT-Three unfnrniShed rooms,
second floor, $12 per month. 232 F st.
NV myl9-3t
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ntLp svANrEn FEMALE.

WANTED \ competent resident white
seam>lrcSS. 23l 50 81. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnished, "a llooi'
communicating, large, bright rooms,
closets ia eacn, tldlh, AMI all conN e!ilehoSe,
I3tn ST NV. my2l-3t
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maids or nurses OF COOKS. can give SOOu
reis Cali or address 1871 18th st. NV.
myZl-3t
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| FOX SALE -First-class grocery aud pro-
VISION store, cheap; doing a good ca sh
business; splendid location; reasons for
selling, cannot give personal attention on
account Of other business. Address u. l.
this office ny2O-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.

WANTED To rent stalls at the b. & o.
market, =. J ave. and ID 81. NV.
NV Stem
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WANTED 81 90 for ninety days; VIII pay
10 per cent and give $500 t.prlghl lose
WOOD nlana as security. Address PRIVATE
PARTY this office. nly21-3t
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FOR RENTAL Forest Glen, Nd, six-rooIn
house. cellar, bath, range, hot water,
heated by, furnace, and fire places; large
lot; near station; rent only S1250. JOHN
T. KNOTT, 91S T st. my20-6t
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FOR RkNT-3 unfurnished, communicat,
ing rooms, on 3d iloor, With gas No. ~
/ ST st. ne. my GI-o1
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED So 600 at 6 per cent, on 81 p
OOu good real estate collateral Ad-
dress o. this office. lnyZA-3b
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WANTED-A horse for his keep for the
summer: light work and good care. Ad-
dress L. A. H., this Office. my2O-4t
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms. Wien oi
wICtUut Doaru, at oI6 II st. NV m
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WANTED By reliable white woman, place
as cook; city or country L. Ii. n. llIls
,fttpa ten
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FOR RENT-Furnshed rooms, with or
without board; tiled bathrooms on each
floor: goodlOcation; ;allmodern nconvenienCeS
1012 18th st. NV. Iny17-7t-em
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FOR RENT For light housekeeping. 2
fur. rooms; IN. l.; Sd floor; S12 per
niunth. 80 ION st. Sw. my1 9-3t
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FOX KENT-Fur room, with or without
hoard. Address BAT n st.sw. my2l-3t-etn
FOR RENT I'd story rooms; terms IL ilou,
crate. Sl3 a ST ne. fnyEl-ot-eili
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NANTED-By young Colored girl, place as
nurse or CnanbeImald No. IL Mass
ave. NV. IL
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FOR RENT-Store and dwelling. 719
9TH st. NV: cheap. Apply to owner.
1134 18th st. NV. myle-Yf
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SITUATIONS WANTED
WAATED-By , colored women, places in
private faIIaly> to do general houSe WORK,
OF piain cooking. ANNIE JACKSON, lolo
Il 81 NV Item
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FOR SALE Dining ana lunch room; doing
good busin eSS; complete or fixtures Sepa-
rate; also ice cream utensils, cheap. Ad-
dress M 5, this office. myI t-3t-Prn
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EANTED-By youth from country. place
TO milk MILK, tits office. lny21-3t
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HK FULTON'S S loan office, Il 8 Pa ave
nw m Bnay loaned On watches. dianlonas,
:eweiry, silver ware, etc. apAo-om
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CAPITAL. LOAN ARaN IfE COs
1ao-l,r CO., + street y. w
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WANTED-HOUSES.
FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STA BLES.
rear 615 Il st. NV; telephone call, 1O9
ap3O-ef
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fOk kENT-Best cash grocery and pro-
vision store In city; also fixtures. 442
" st. NV n -lt-afT1
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FOR SALE-SaiOon in good location near
Ia ave, doing fair business; fine fix
lures; good stock; long lease and cheap
rent, price, Sl,SOU, Address Box IT'S,
1hlS OIIlce. ny1 9-3t EN-
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FOR RENT-Large front room, "a floor'
my21-3t
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WANIED-ROOMS.

NANTED-Three or four unfur. rooms rpt
light housekeeping; "a floor; centrally
located. rent not to exceed Sl5 per month
Apply COLUMBIA ROOM RENTING
AUENJN, Room 90, Loan and Trust
Building, 9Th and SITS. my2l 81
WANTED BY June 1, unfur. rooms
- gas, 10y young couple, no children; for
housekeeping; terms, from So TO So Adj
dress Al, this office. 1t
WANTED large furnished room; pri-
Nate family preferred; NV. A ddreSs
PERMANENT PARTY, this office
my20-3t
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WANTED .5g s=ttIei colOred woman place
To ia general housew oTk; stay nights.
1908 III s. NV IL
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

FOR RENT Rent free Til June / to per-
mdnCnJ tenant. alter that. only so per
month, nice corner brick dwelling, 6Ju and
+ stS. ne, Is rooms nd'baHh. bay windows
side and front; a. m / wide parking all
around. inClOSed by strong iTUn fence. Ap-
NV. p fHE2U-.5t-eUl
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FOR kKENT-Two ceptlOnaliylafSeuniui UNI UT
niSneu rooms; gas AMI bath; on "a liCGI,
also nah room. Apply llo ID ST NV
my2l-3t
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WANTED--BS machinist, work or employ
uent OF SUme kind. MACHlNlSI, this
office. y myl9- 3t
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$175 VIII buy cigar and Confectionery |
store; low rent GO FERNMENT, this |
office. niy20-3t-em /
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IF YOU are looking for good corner gro
:, cery at big bargain, address T.. n. D..
this office. 81 my20- st EN-
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WANTED-i}y colored woman, place to DO
general house work IN small Iannly loil
Sd st. NV. lnyZU-ob,ch
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FOX Ri5NT-tur rooms, with gas, 4 per
month, up. Ala bIn ST. NV. hlyLI~oU
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WANTED -nousekeepers-What is home
without competent and rclla bic servants!
You can always find them with refs. at
SHACKELFORD' 427 11th st. NV;
orders fllIed with ulspaIch. myZl-It
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Fox RENT-liandsome fur. room; summer
Rates, III privaIe family Slo otl ST. INV.
ulKyl-3t
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WANTED Washing To do at nome or out
flrst-claSs. No. 8 Decatur st.ne. 1uy19-3t
WANTED-Partner to learn patent prac-
tlce and take charge of office, refS.
exchanged, $500 required. Address PAT
ENTATTORNEY, this office. my1s-H ,cIn
WANTED TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.
VIII stop all leaks free and charge only
Tor painting; work guara nteed.
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT co.
6p9.Lf 1923 Sth ST. nv
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Tor 2
wtIn GERMAN ramIly. my21-3t
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Delightful village home;
story brick, 10 rooms furnished; large
garden planted; acres in lawn, fruit,
evergreens and flowers; overlooks town,
country, mountain and plain; churches;
good schools; excellent water: high, cool,
shady, healthy: / our by rail to Washing
ton; IL cent mile; rent 500; cheap.
ISAAC p. BALDWIN, Manassas, Va.
m 40
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FOR SALE-Grocery store, doing good
business; good stand; cheap rent, par
gain. 604 Sd st. sW. my1 9-3t. .em
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MANTED-Position as barkeeper; good.
quick mixer; best refs. Address BA R-
KEEPER, this office. nly3o-3t EN-
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FOR T-Furuisledrooni, SO perInonLh
go JJh ST. SW., near park. my
FOR RENT-NiceIy fur. front and back
rooms, completely furnished Tor hShI
ousekeeplug. 81 Pa. ave. NV. Secohu
floor. my21-4J
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WANTED-Siti as cook by colored
man; French and American; good refs
1851 b 81. ne my1 9-3t
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FOR RENT-Suite; large parlors, or sep
afately, high ceilings. cool, airy, IGf.,
unIur., uesirauie nagnbUrhOod. 1lUG 9th
St NV my 21-Sl
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FOR SALF-An old established grocery
and meat store; doing a good business;
cheap for cash; good reason for selling
Address s. ) this Office. niyl y stem
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MONEY TO LOAN-From S5 to $50, to
lie aTties. no coilateral Fe4nIeu
Central 0Idt.. 9Sh and Pa ave. myl7-7tem
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WANTED-PIace ny colored woman as
fIrst-class cook 2l22 Sth st. NV, above
Grant ave my20-3t,em
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WANTED BY two colored girls, cham
herWork, general houseworK, fefS. 44l
4; :; ny2n-3t-pm
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WANTED-By country youth. employment
OF any kind; good writer; best refs.
H. r., this office ,ny21-3t
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

The pope used to be the idol Of the
French soldiers during the occupation
0f Rome and did not disdain to main
tain with them the intimate relations
and eordiality Of a village pastor.
Whenever there was regiment called
home it's members never failed to visit
his holiness. TO obtain his benedfctioD.
and the soldiers were always warmly
received. One day trooper made a
singular and daring request-that tho
pope would say mass for him, for
him alone. The pope consented. But"
safd the soldier, II want to be present"
WELL" answered the pope, come at
0 tomorrow 70 my private chapel. No
one but yourself shall be admitted"
"To-morTow," suddenly replied the SOL
der. Tomorrow I've got to go to
the station to see some Of the boys off.
But the day after, pope, I'm your man.
VERY well, my son." said the pope.
with a smile, day after tomorrow be
ft,"-New York Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

wsszSeCs Is tsse 6saers seemed 20 BE-.
sSse Old nor eneotrsse snts nlan to take
'aeS etgc Gsfqgng Or snyyhag o. thar
EesS Boz GsISerf 70 hare him cons and
esseS 20 Ter IL she aad no one else
arS0EG
sd eoz.e or CT sEoEdsg. and on
esEGs Wednesday ess sscslaz sewfag
10 or eoey string r0or wsai!e mother
ss6eet % ss@ BoIags Beside ne, lilly
wss Is sEe Egscse1 making soz1e cake
SAT gses for 2 picnic ~e we're going 70
ss>elG 81 cae following dag, T had
h@en sewg5@ SDag sad mogher had baea
sgeesssz sSs sore fSme. wien :. struck
ne sE&s tie Eosase SEEMED unusually
SgssS~ TtggY always male sgch a noise
~ S4- work resasHz fgozn ene thing
10 S%Gsasg a. Though size were going
- ss@r Tara tie horse. 30 that when
the E0SgsS wa9 qnSeI We aosfced Il. +
was tEss safnkgnz u going one 20 see
~ sse tns1gs ~ tae oven were I'll rfznt,
>wSeE : Eeass a sep cone into the
ksse5eE, 1Esteped 70 hear gse stove
&6cs 0ceE Wtsb It's usual bang. bur in
see@4 heard the person 20 out again,
4ssss waiting short time ( went
9ss &c see E5zF things were 9estIng on.
Tes pie eras1 was on rhe bake board
On re Kitchen table and beside II lay
Ssse ~ cgse sa4s1 Kitchen knives covered
Wsts 1soGd, That struck me az some
fslEz rSsass strange, 3sfH 7 Thought
lilly SzS teen killing a chicken, per-
h&Es. and vent out 10 are Row she was
sesss5g sJoSz, followed the path lead.
ts2 81 tie &sSafes, WHEN fest az came
20 tic F5sGbarb bed saw z0methlnz
lying there among the yaubarb and
hSgs6 saadish wbIeT1 STOze my blood.
There izy THY with heE eyes turned gp
20 me 5sGe sxy and her throat cut from
ear 70 ear. 10 was NOR awfsl sight,
and turned and GeG. bat Whea got
20 ske kitchen door th0ughs, 81 20 in
and fell mother IL viii Kill her, 70 ran
wIgn az ny strength 10 our next neigh
bars which was sbOat half mile
swzT.
Welt, ne soon had everyone in the
reizabogho0d around our house. When
mother was told what had happened
eke I0Ossed At me with staring eyes and
said: Il always knew you world do
his sometime" and then tainted,
When mother said this the neighbor,
fooke6 At each other in astonishment
which, however, soon turned TO sus
ple1os, for they had all heard that TILL
and / dIsIike5 each other, SO TIN
constable arrived and took me n
charge until after tine inquest.
No words which can pen could eve
convey the horror and dismay which
felt at being arrested for murder. and
70 think that mother believed me guilt
seemed worse than all Well. at tn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
PAPER IS KING.
Oae of ths Foremost % American In.
dustries.

Oae of ths Foremost of American In
dustries.
Every year Europe sends Us II ID and
IONS OF her rags To be manufactured
into paper. says the san Francisco
Chronicle. the obnoxious odor oi
much Of our writing paper attests this
original association with the slums
and tilth OF the old world. Our higher
grades OF paper are. however. made
from carefully selected material con.
sistlng not only OF untalnted aad clean
linen and pure vegetable matter. but
are scientifically made under the In.
5tructioa OF men who have made d
:aretul stady Of the hygienic and ocu.
istic effects OF paper. Bank stock. %
which we have read and heard so
much OF late, ls the fssul: OF the In.
sestigatiou3 OF an intelligent. deep
thinker. Herr Karl Heinrich Mausel.
He conducted his work Ia the inter-
ssts OF Germiny's youth As the chill.
iren are TO pe recruited from in the
future tp All the ranks OF the emperor
army their health and the condition 81
shtlA EyE5tbut - vi paramount III :
1ortanrc The Investigations Of Herr
Mausei proved TO be OF great value and
rs result We have bank stock. the
only paper made from a purely ocu-
istic standpoint. The ingredients and
component parts are not known and
are not accessible even BY analysis
and will not be divulged except BY the
shrewd German. who ia not All all
likely to part with 80 valuable secret.
Many attempts have been made to imi-
tate this paper. but they have all
proved failures. Quite recently large
order was placed with local house
FOR stationery to be made from bank
stock. A paper having the general ap-
| oearance of IL was substituted. but the
fraud was detected by the man. who
knew the value of what he had ordered.
of course, the goods we're returned by
the incensed buyer and the loss OF sey-
eral hundred dollars was doubtless d
5alutary lesson to the man who though,
the substitution would be overlooked
Bank stock, like other commodities
that need protection In the way oi
a brand. carries it's watermark woven
into the fiber Of every sheet and has
the protection Of the government.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
MGR. cAPEL.
he Brilliant Eceiesiastic Now Growing
Rich on n California Ranch.

Rich on "A California Ranch.
Interest in the whereabouts and do
Ings CT Mgr. eapel has been manifested
OF late. particularly in the British
isles, where he was once brilliant
and conspicuous figure in high social
life ana in church affairs, says cor
respondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial. He Is the Catesby OF Disraeiis
Lothian" and he ii was who converted
the rich marquis Of Butte and other
members of the English arlstocracy
to the Catholic faith, and his name
was familiar one throughout the
united kingdom. lie got under cloud,
however. In some way and was sent
TO the United States in sort OF exile,
The clergy in this country did not take
to him much and he swung lecturing
tour circle. finally taking himself 10
California, where he has since re-
manned in complete isolation. lis
bought large ranch and Went in for
raising fine horses and blooded STOCK
generally. A young priest who knows
him well and has kept up with him
informs me that he has grown rich.
Formerly the pink OF perfection In
dress. he has grown Indifferent to his
sarb and dresses and looks like Typ
heal ranchman. He Is a man OF rare
culture and most elegant accomplish
ments. He Is OF the most imposing ap-
pearance and imperial bearing His
dart- fleau- hlna eva NaahaS fpny1 eap ~
ingiy fathomless depths and indicates
j masterfnl mind. His hand Is as per
feet as Trllby's foot and he has way
OF laying II agfectionately across his
manly and magnificent chest that
getChes the admiration 81 the ladies
10 an alarming degree. II #as AZ 2
brilliant and fashionable reception al
Louisville given by the late million
aire, DIR. Slandltord. whose wife was a
Catholic, that the correspondent met
the captivating Capel eomplaceatsy sip,
ping his champagne and fascinating all
about him with his Wit anil superb
physique. He wore his sm.yt- ittlns
robe trimmed With the purple deaotlng
Ecclesiastical raak. Whenever be la!a
that lavely hand across the purple
above his heart the ladies s,ghcs. III.
singled out one very attractive younl
lady and made her three distinct anr
pretty speeches In the course OF TIL
evening. all Of which apparentl,
touched tender spot should llk'
10 see him nov In his cowboy costume
Il was said that Capel Is tutor 70 thf
son Of wealthy Italian widow. VIII
owns an adjoining ranch. lie and III
widow may swap horses and chickens
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
on,.,s.r I'm the old Days.

The Chicago Shade was in con-
fdentiaI mood and put his feet over
the arms OF his throne.
II am mn with a history. When
7 Vas on earth spent my life and my
fortune fighting four divorce cases" he
said tentatively to the bulky shade on
his right.
and yet they say the world prog
ressea." unused the shade OF Henry
VIII, az he took retrospective glance
Al the pages devoted 10 his term In
the history books.-Pittsburg News.