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The morning times., 1897-02-04

EDUCATIONAL.
Mile. 1RMA kOAILOSY.
TEACHER OF PAINTING
10 their Royal and Imperial Highnesses,
Marie Thercse and Marie Valeria,
ArcnducneSses OF a AuStria-
Classes MONDAY and THURSD Y,
From To l 2, for Drawing and Painting
Flowers from Nature.
First Monday and third thursday i'll each
month, from To .. Reception for
Friends and Lovers or Art
Second ana fourth Saturdays IN each
month, free classes. z to o.
Room S2I CorcUran Building, corner Fif-
teenth and pennsylvania ave. NV
re33t-em
}. ~. RUSSELL, teaeRer or guitar HrInS
reduced. 73l l1th st. NV. ia25-14t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

thoroughly modern, S2,SUU: also 7th st.
Sw. property; can De converted into DuSi-
ness property, So, 500. ID. d. THOMPSON,
1855 -. NV, or c. ILiN1o On - mf5S,
S07 + ST. sw 1e2-3t
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WANTED-BOARDERS

FIRsT-CLASS table board can he hsd AZ
4of 81 st. NV; excellent location; con
xehlent to all parts of city; rooms If
% %.eohcd. II
WANTED Table boarders by first
fp2-7t " NV
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Or. CZARRA'S,

No CURE. NO PAY.
No 6I9 Pa Ave. y. W.. Washington. ID. G..
Specialist III chronic and private diseases,
Piles, Structure, Hydrocele, GOut, Catarrh,
Dyspepsia BLOOD PoiSlOn cured, Vitality re-
stored. Consultation free and confidential TO
both sexes. Daily. . TO Z, 3 10 d.
OUR greatest medium ana spiritual moth
er, DR.. MAKY GORDON, tells You all
things anu preScrlDeS Il proper remedy for
your troubles; consult this gifted lady be-
fore 1t Is too late. NOW at o.? oth ST NV
nos tr
DIX. TAYLOR, 9OS ST. NV, makes
full sets of teeth for SO; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain; gold
filling, 81, amalEam. soc; extracting free
when plates are made. jelS-tf
LADIES needing confidential treatment
a sure and safe relief in all womdns com
plants and irresJiarit. Gold medal
awarded for the science of obstetrics from
the University OF Munich Bavaria Strict
iy confidential. MRS. DIR. RENNER. No
= Seventh st. ne, near +. Cap St, Wash
inSton, D. Z.
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Nails for South and Central Amer
Ica, west Indies, Etc.


THCRSDAY-(c) AT 1O55 D. m. for
Brazil and La Plata countries. per $ $.
IIliieo from New York. via PeTnambuCu
Bahia and Rio Janeiro, Letters from
North Brazil must be directed Per
1alileo. (c) At 1855 p. m. for Jamaica,
Jereinc Savauilla and tireytnwn. per : ;.
Adirondack, from New York Letters. for
romiack. tC) At IO;55 p. M. for Jere-
Inie. Petit Goavc, Cape Haiti, Gonaiyes
ana 81. Mare, per S 5 Morgan City. from
New York
aFRIpAYI-tego Ato11 A. 1925 p P; m. for St
also I.eeward and Windward islands,
Martinique and Barbados, per $. s Carl
bee, from New York. tc} At fu:53 D. NJ.
for Aux-Cayes, IacInel and Carthagena.
per 5. $ Kitty. from New York tc) At
1885 p. M for Campeche, ChiapaS, Ia
basco and Yucatan, per S. $ Iunuri. from
New y ork. Letters for other pGrts of
Mexico must hc directed per Yumuri :"
tclAt 1855 p. m. FOR Grenada, Trinidad
ana Tobago, per $ 5. Grenada, from New
York. (d)At 6:25 a III. for Porto Rico di-
rect. per 5 5. Arkadia, from New YORK.
m. for Nassau. N p. per steamer from
Miami, Fla td At 11:S5 n m, for st.
Pierre Miquelon, per steamer from Halifax.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail 10 Halt
fax. and thence via steamer; close lere
daily at 12:05 D. IN. (d)
Mails for AiiquelCn, by rail co Boston, and
thence via steamer, close here daily at
Mails for Cuba close here daily at 2 n
m. for Forwarding via steamers sailing
Mondays and Thursdays from Port Tampa
Fla. tel
Mails for Mexico. overland Except those
| for CaInpeche, ChiapaS. TabasCn and Yu-
| Catan winch will be forwarded To New
York up to and including the i0:55 D. M:
close Friday after the Wednesday overland
cIose), close mere daily at 7:10 a. m.
Transpacific Mails.
| Mails for China, Japan aud Hawaii, per
| s. s. City of Peking, from San Francisco,
alr, 1pfI IN 81 I'll.
| Z, (dl.
| Mails for Hawaii, per s. S. Australia,
from San Francisco. close here daily up
to $50 D. M, Feb. II, Id.
Mails for China and Japan pers $ olym-
| $50 y. m, Feb. 90, td).
| Mails for the Society Islands, per ship
| Galilee, from San Francisco, close here
| daily up to $50 p. m, February %. cd
Mails for China and Japan. specially adj
dressed only. per 5. s. Empress of China,
| from Vancouver, close here daily up to
| 6:3G D. m. February 22. Id
| TranSpacific mails are forwarded to the
| closing is ;irranged on the presumption Of
| their uninterrupted overland transit.
| talRegistered mail closes at 1000 q. m.
| same day.
(DjRegiStercd mail closes at 100 p. m.
| same day.
tciReglstercd mail closes at 600 p. m.
same day.
| ttnhegistercd mail closes at 600 p. m.
| previous day.
(e)kegistcrcti mail closes at 200 n m,
| Tuesdays and Saturdays
(flRegistered mail closes at D. m. pre-
vious day.
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LOANS

&adeon Furniture. Pianos, Horses. Wagons,
etc. at lowest rates and quickest pos
sible time Strictly confidential. Please
cali before securing loans elsewhere
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
SO + street northwest.
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4 Iran>atIantic Mails.

dIS %. 1884, OloSS plplbpNiS ab bLiLS C4AlSC
aS.rollOws.
Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY -tb1At 800 p m, for France,
switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Tur-
key, Egypt. and British India, per :. 5
La Breta ene,F from New York, via HavIe.
Letters for other parts of Europe must be
directed per La EretaC Cne. tbtAt 10
p. m, for Europe, per :. $ CmbTla, from
New York, via Queenstown. tclAt 1898
p m. for Netherlands direct, per $ $
Schiedam. from New ork- via Amsterdam.
Letters must be directed per Schiedam.' y
tcIAt 1855 p. m, for Netherlands direct.
per $ : Veendam. from New York. via
Rotterdam Letters must be directed per
Veendamr tclAt 1885 p. m, for Genoa,
per 5 5. Fulda, from New York Letters
must be directed per Fulda.' (cjAt 1895
D. III. for Scotland direct, per $ : Cir
casSia, from New ork. via Glasgow
Letters must be directed per Circassia.
PRINTED MATTER, Etc.-Gcrman
steamers sailing fIom New York On ] Ues-
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays axe print
ctl matter. etc, for Germany and specially
addressed printed matter, etc, Tor other
parts of Europe.
White star steamers sailing from New
York OH Wednesdays take specially adj
dressed printed matter etc. for Europe.
American, Cunard a nd French Line steam
erS Sailug from New York take printed
matter, ctC, for all countries tor which
they are advertised TO carry mail
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MoNEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY To LOAN.

We give thiS branch OF our business special
attention. . per cent InuHey always on
hard for security that iHStifieS the rate
HEBRON X RAMEY,
ia6- mo ohin Nationa kamk EuilGing
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WE WANT GOO BORROWERS

Who desire from $50 to $4,000 each
on stocks. bonds, trusts, loan association
certificates, warehouse recciptS and life
or tnnjInc policies in Oid-ilnc companies:
no delay, nu chattel mortgages taken
YERKES x BAKER
10 10 IS MetZcrutt Bldg. llIu I St NV
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VIRG|N|A'S ELECTION LAW
The House Refused to Declare
Against Its Validity.
SWANSON HOLDS HIS SEAT

Mr.. Gibson Got Excited Over His
Big Ma iority ana Declared the
south Is Repubiican-Mr. Mere
dith Closed the Scene With a
Laugh on the Tennesseean.
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MONEY To LOAN .

Large sums at , aud = ID per cent on
u. c. real estate: $3.50, $500, $3.50, etc,
at ) per CcIit:a liIranSa ctiOnS conducts edwith
eCC auHicai consideration for borrowers
VIM. II. SAUNDERS x co.
mrs 1907 + st NV
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTEn-one large or two small fur.
fODEiS. on or near i. Cap. st. Address
Mrs W, this office. 1t
wANTED-Large, unfurnished room; with
heat, bath, and gas; between lst and
18th, & and SIS. NV; not over SS. Ad-
'lreSS L. X. u. this office 1t
MAATED-Two rooms, with neat and gas
Tor gut housekeeping: young couple and
CHILD: use of yard desired: must be within
easy distance of Treasury Dept. Address
u. r., this office fe4-3t
WA NTED-Man. wife. and daughter de-
sire large, clean rooms; unfinished;
modern; ] 1t or I'd floor; with gas and heat;
not to exceed Sl7; or S-room house; suit
able for 2 families. Address w. NJ. this
office. 1t
AANTED-Two unfur. IooIns, 1or light
housekeeping, or parties to take house
in ne with family of two. Apply at once,
6Z5 AckcT ST. ne. TC3-3t-em
wANTED-AlI persons having family
hotels or respectable private homes with
rooms for rent kindly call at Room 8,
Loan and Trust Building. Jal61m-em
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Snonld be read daily, by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails FOR the week ending Febru-
airy q. 1897, close promptly at tins office
aS.rollOws.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auction
Gers
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t'Ott RENT-25U4 / "a. ave; 1U-Ioom house;
hot and cold water on three floors;
furnace; reduced rent to good tenant.
fe4-l4t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Large room
with small anUe-room; fur. complete;
cooking utensils, dishes; heat, bath, hot
water, sewing machine; Sll per month.
Sln 9Th St Sw. 1t
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HELP waHTED-FENlALE.

WA NTED-At the Servant Registry, 700
18th St NV, ten first-elasS, white
cooks; pay from Sl5 to $25; ten White
glrIs Tor Iouscwork; a good coio1ed COOK,
with twelve months reference from last
place. III
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WANTED BY young colored man, place
in restaurant to cook oysters, can do other
cooking; four years experience, Address
L. 4. FRY, No. 80 Mccullough st. NV.
1t EN-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-To buy a complete outfit, or
nearly so, OF blacksTnith'S tools; for car
rage work must be a bargain; state price
ana particulars. Address BARGAIN, X,
this office FED st
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WANTED Place in grocery store, by
honest energetic young man who has eN-
pcrience: hest refs. Address 6. CLERK,
this office. fe3- t,efn
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
by
THOMAS e. WAGuA MAN, 917 + st. NV.
TWn-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE
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HELP wANTED-AIALE AND
FEM ALE
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By a respectable colored boy,
pace as dish washer or helping around
the house or driving. Call between lst
ana " Cap, 33 Fenton place, cor Nj st.
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WANTED-pensiou clerk desires suiUa-
BILE position; good habits: experience: reIS.
Address PENSIONS. this office. fe2-6t
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HELP wASIED-MALE.

WANTED-A man of good appearance
and business experience, by in old, re-
liable house; state experience. Address
4 AZ, this office. feast
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DR.. LEATHERIAN,

NINE. TuE0 MEDIUM.
Scientific ralmiSt and card reader; know
your fate and fortune: open daily. Gernaa
spoken. zoe. and 5Uc. Y29 Ii ST. NV.
IN II
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TRUSTEES SALE.

}. y. RUSSELL, teaeper or guitar Hrms
reduced. 73l l1th st. NV. ia25-1 At
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POSTAGE STAMPS
WANTED-For cash, all kinds of old
United States postage and departments
stamps; collections also bought. II. F.
DuNkHOKST. iOU5 7th Sc. NV. se9-tf
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STRA ED-To my place, black COW:
brown stripe down back; tips of horn
sawej off. Call at JOHN BCRCHESS',
Sargent road. fe2-3t-em
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necllncd -the -Ingifatlnn.

\ well known professor is noted for his absentmiddeduess. lie and ftiend. another old professor used to take a daily walk together and discuss matters qnite beyond the comprehension of ordi- nary mortals
 One daY when Che walking was very bad professor No. was on his way to the corner ar which ho and his friend always met when ho encountered d young student whose face he recognized dimly, having seen il every day for some weeks hl his morning class. ne accordingly hailed his pupil, who was Wading through the mud to get across the street,
 Have you seen my friends' he asked
 . Yes, sir, " replied the student, p-us- ing respectfully in the midst of Il mud puddle to remove his cap lie is at the corner waiting for you
 Good 2 Iepliedthe professor. locking oqei his peotaeles II thank you You may be seated ''--sirand Magazine.
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 Mistaken Pride.

Phil May. the artist and carioaturist tells of funny experience he had on his return from < tom for the London Graphic,
 When I came back to London, hastened to the cffice, and imagine my qualification when saw everywhere resplendent banners bearing the inserip- tion in large letters, Welcome to May
 This is indeed fame, " l thought, and when l got to The Graphic office there was another inscription, with flowers and all the rest of it, Welcome to NJ. and G. " The G. worried me q bit, but then the name Of the man who went out with me commenced with G.
 told the editor of my qualification
 Why, you egotistical idiot he Ie- marked politely, its nothing to de with youl It's the marriage of Prince George and Princess May.
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4 Teaa A. A Tnii.man

The Western Morning News reports a remarkable case of superstition. A young woman in Psnzance had suffered from hts. and shs adopted remedy which would be to moat people almost as repulsiys as the disease itself. She procured live toad. placed it in bag, hung 1t around her neck aud carried it next her body. The woman was cured or her fits, but she was being medically attended sr the PenEsnee intirmary at she ssaRs time. rhe woman believes, however, that this wax coincidence aud that her strange talisman was the instrument of hsr cure. South Wales NaMA
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TlIe Haneet Skirf..


 The doacet skirt shilTed ca fine cords around the waist, the shirling extend ing below the hjpa is a popular feature of summer froeks. In o1gandio this fashion is particularly adaptable \ pretty summer girl, who looked as # she had stepped oat of picture at ! wedding il the country recently had au olgandio with a white ground pow dered with tiny pink rosebuds, the skirt madeiu this way and worn over white tatfe5a slip The waist lad a little fulI- ness gathered on the right shoulder and under he arm, the folds being brought across the breaSt diagoually and faa- tened with a ra1le OH the left side, forming curve around tbe oollaTless neck, which Waa left little bare, the olgahdie forming q sort of bolero, which was drawn tightly across the figure and the waist defined by a high draped belt. The sleeves were made without being gathered and drawn tightly around the arms, except at the top, where 8 smart looking pufI accentuated the shoulders With this pretty frock was worn leghorn hat tilted over on tbe side by q cluster of pink roses. Roses also formed a garniture on top, with loops of black velvet ribbon forming an aigret on one side. New Yerl; Tribune
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A Dead Seq serpent rouna.

A most remarkable specimen of a monster fish or sea serpent has just been discovered, washed ashore on South beach, by Herbert Cole and Dunham Coretter, two bioyelists of St Angus tine, Fla, who were scorohing op the beach. Prominent scientists are unable to state to what family the thing be- longs It's body. which is estimated to weigh about five tons, has sunk into the sand to Q considerable depth, but that portion above the surface measures g feet in length, feet in height and more than IS feet across the widest part of the back. The hide is of light pink color. nearly white. and ill the sun. shine has 8 distinct. silyery appearaneo 1t is very tough and cannot be pene. mated even with d sharp penknife.
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TEARS WERE FoRBIppF0
4 Nots to Quit Meant That the T,,,.,..
 Was to Go. ''s'

Was to GO.
 She was | dainty little thing a,d ,. old gentleman appeared to be T,a. s'la sessed in her favor right from the s,sls r9s' but there was evidently sometbino ssa's ts made him pause na'
 Look here. he said in his blns. fashion. l like you and your refersnoss are all right. You run the typewrifs~s if you knew all there is to know aboas it, and you don't look like eirl gsss would be sick every third dag want to get away all hour or two asr' all the rest of the time, but before s.a K gage you l want to have clear nnaas standing with you on Che subject ;,
 Yes. sir. she replied, lookine < him inquiringly.
 Of course, /" he explained, q evnae. you will be perfectly satisfactory b,,, if you are not there must be DO doah' about my right to discharge you.
 Certainly not.
 If l want you to go, I'll just Rsva one of the clerks put a note on yonr de.l. or leave itwith the cashier for you. ,na you re to take that as final /"
 Naturally, she said, lookinp s4 him i'll some surprise.
 You're not to enter any protest os file any objections, lie persisted, aand most of all you re not to weep. ,,
 Why, I suppose I can ask yoa why''-
 You can't ask me q thing, Aa broke in. If you get a note askms you to quit, you're just to put on yo1f things and walk out without Whin Der or question of any kind. Is Chat aa derstood3p
 Ut is, r she replied.
 Have l your promise to live up to that agreement?'
 You have. But itis such an extraar dinary request that I-I''-
 Young woman, said the old zen tleman impressirely, '.i I've been in husi. ness here fer 50 years, and up to ths time woman got a good foothold in ths business world was in the habit of en- gaging and 5ischaraing clerks as seemed to me best from che standpoint of my business h al unguarded moment. however, l @as induced to hire young woman t9 writer for me. and after l found that she wasn t satisfae- tory to me 1T took me over eight weeks to discharge her. 1 left t note OH her desk and she promptly came in and wept on mine. turned tie job over to various subordinates. but each time she came into my private office to do her weeping, and inside Of week she had the whole force wrought up to J point where business was being neglected, and she was still drawing salary inst the same. Woman in business may be all right, butwhen ii comes to getting her out of business somebody else can have the job. However, if you Il nuke 4 solemn promise to go without single weep if you don't suit I'll try you. - Chicago Post
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DURE BLOOD is the foundation ' of health. Hoods sarsaparillamakes the blood pure, rich and nourishine and gives and maintains good BEAETFl.
HER LlFEElKE STATUE.
It sisnailaed Her Departure From the
 World of Artists.

It signaiized Her Departure From the
 World of Artists.
 Before her marriago sine had been a famous sculptures. She had made sey- egal portrait statues of well known men, and every oHe predicted for her q still more brilliant future, when sh0 suddenly set all predictions at naught by marrying q wealthy man who dis approved of her keeping up her profes- sional work She was very quiet under this restriction, but was supposed to rebel inwardly Therefore when at D dinner party one evening she asked her old friend General Bashar to como to see her on the following evening and inspect her last piece of work, which she thought the hest and most lifeike she had ever executed, he supposed ba was expected to use his influence to pre- vail upon her husband to permit her to resume her place among the working fraternity of artists.
 II am sure you will like it, general, D she said, with a winning smile It fairly lives and breathes 1 confess l am in love with it myself.
 On the appointed evening tho gen eral, with some misgiyings over the delioacy of the task inhusted to him, presented himself. Instead of inviting him to the studio his hostess, to his surprise, offered to bring her last bit to him
 Oh, it's statuette, is it?" he asked.
 We'll, yes. you might call it so, she answered, as she went out of the room. In few minutes she returned, bearing in her arns--a baby l-Chicage Times Herald
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To Conx1rt chrlstinn.

Within less than month a temple dedicated to Contucins is to be opened by the Chinese residents of Chicago in a down town hall, and a missionary campaign against Christianity is to be begun by the Cslestisis. Wong Chin Foo, the Chinese editor of Chicago, will become the chief priest of the temple, and number of American disciples of Confucius will become his supporters. As soon as is practicable 1t is planned lo build mammoth temple
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slOO REWARD $IOO.

The reader of this paper will be pleased te learn that there sat least one dreaded dis ease that science has been able to cure in al its stages. and that is eatarrh. Hall's eattarrh cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Gatarrh beiug q constitutional disease. requires a conSfitu- tlunai treatment Halls catarrh cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby de- stroying the foundation of the disease and e1Ying the patient strength by building np the constitution and assisting nature in doing Its work, The proprietors have so much faith in is curative powers, that they offer 6lN0 for any case that 1t fails 10 cure Send for list of testimonials. Address.
 F.J CHENEY B O.. Toledo. o.
 Sold by druggists. 75c
 Halfs family pills are the best.
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Mir. Ed. E. Rosenberg isconstantly enlarging his stock and handling new lines. Recently he has received shipment of blank books, hair brushes and general line of school books. He will have to enlarge his house presently and would have to do 80 now fl his customers did not diminish his stock go rapidly
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Al Anel4aIs.

What did that young man oall this poemt" asked Che editor
 A satire
 And that implies that he is show Ing. the usclessueSs anu .ebseadity of something.
 l believe sa
 We'll, there's only one guess that can make concerning this, aud that is that IL ls q satire on poetry Wash ington Star.
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Yesterday Governor ones pardon ed l II Robinson, convicted May 9. 1893, in the Justice Court of " n. Vance, of this county, on the charge oi petit larceny and ti0ed SlO and thirty days. The pardon was to restore citizenship Robinson has been serving on the county farm, for his crime. oYer three years.
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4 I,.lic.tn o.,n..,i,..,.,

No more elegant compliment was ever paid to preacher than that ot hlhg Louis AlV of France to Jean Ba
 lsts Masiilan, bishop of Glennont oald he; T have heard many great preachers, and the effect they produced sn me was that felt thoroughly satis- lied with them. Every time 1 heard you l was dissatisfied with myself
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Make. ths old Man 1olln.

That low, grating sound that may be heard over near Fliedriehsruh is sim, ply the chuckling of the genial Prince Bismarck as he observes the effects of stirring up the animsls Chicago Rec. ord.
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The man who tries to turn out to the left always goes home with an impres. Eion that the streets are filled by crowds of boorIsh persons. ns.-MilWaukee Jour Mal
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Mr. George H. Adams. business manager of the GRAPmc during the absence of his brother, Mir. ]. W. Adams, is q proud MAN today. He has been the recipient of numerous handsome presents and good wishes from his many friends EIe Is just a little bashful, except when with his lady frlends1 and he requests us not 10 tell the why and wherefores of his presents and good wishes We have been there, George, several years be- fore you, and you have our very best wishes for many returns Of the day, although this one. to you. is one of the most importantin a man 3 life
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The EpWorth League of the Lake side Methodist church Will give an entertainment in the grove in front of the home Of Mr George Xning Friday night.
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Mrs. Fannie Johnson. Of Hazen, and Miss Fannie Mathews, of Red field, are in the city, guests of Mrs. Chas MeNew, on East Third avenue.
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To Live.

I0 live is to have juatiee, truth, req sen, ssTehsn, prohity. sincerity, com mSn ssRss, right sRd duty welded ipte tss hsaFa-.Tieteg ksxs.
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Mr. 'Jim" Tucker popular Cotton Belt locomotive engineer, Is able to be out again altera severe snell of sickness.