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THE QUEENS JUBILEE.
Victoria Declines to Express an Opinion
on National Rejoicing.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-In reply to numer-
Gus inquiries on the subject. the prince
of Wales issued a. statement tonight
saying the queen still adheres to her de-
cision to refrain from expressing an
opinion on the proposals to celebrate the
sixtieth anniversary of her reign.
He adds: Il am confident, however
that the queen will readily appreciate
any undertakings which are the out
come of the wishes of the people, and
that in considering the various sugges-
tions due support will be given to works
of mercy among the sick and suffering
and to anything that will tend to bright
en- the lives and ameliorate the condi-
ton of her majesty's subjects"
The herald., 1897-01-12
COPPER PROFITS
The Calumet and Hecla Declares It's
Hundredth Dividend

BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE Calumet and
Hecla Mining company crossed the one
hundtredth mark in the number of divi-
dends declared today, by announcing a
S. regular dividend and $40 extra. the
largest dividend ever declared in the
history of the corporation at one time
and the first extra as well. Both divi-
dends are made payable February 10 to
stockholders of January 49, and together
they call for the diSburseme of 81 500,
900. making an aggregate of $3.50, ,00O
that the company has paid in dividends
since it was organized. Todays dividend
brings the total up to $35 for the fiscal
year beginning May l, 1896.
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IN THE SENATE.
Senator Mills Speaks on Powers of the
President.

There were less than twenty senators
in their seats today when business was
begun. The president announced
communication from the secretary of
the interior giving the amounts due to
the sinking fund of the Union and Cen
trail Pacific roads on account of mail
subsidies paid by them to the Pacific
Mail Steamship company. These were
the accounts which it was reported could
not be found, but subsequently, were
discovered in the interior department.
joint resolution was offered by Eate.
Democrat. of Tennessee, to authorize
the secretary of the treasury to solicit
proposals and make contracts for the
building for the government exhibits at
the Tennessee expedition without public
advertisement. and was agreed to.
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CABINET GOSSIP.

CANTON, Ohio, Jan. n.--With the re-
turn of President-elect and Mrs. Nc
Kinley from Cleveland comes fresh bit
of cabinet gossip. 1t is talked about to-
night that Hon. Charles Emory Smith,
editor of the Philadelphia Press and ex-
minister to Russia, has been slated for
the treasury portfolio. No authoritativ
statement can be obtained, however,
either in confirmation or rejection of the
The herald., 1897-01-12
A MEXICAN TEMBLOR.

this afternoon an earthquake was felt
in Oaxaca, the first shock being general
but the second was very sharp and caus-
ed CONSERVATION, but no harm was done
of any consequence. There. is much
seismic activity in the state of Oaxaca,
and at one point on the Pacific coast
earthquakes have kept fishermen in con-
tinual alarm.
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MORE CHOLERA CASES

PI.YMOUTE Il, Ens.. Jan. 1.-two more
cases of cholera have developed ON board
the quarantine transport Nubia, which
arrived here from India on Saturday
morning last. Both the fresh cases are
among the soldiers aboard.
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ing accepted. the session adjourned. In
the senate several resolutions were in
troduced, one being a declaration favor
ing the independence of Cuba and in
structing the Colorado delegates in con-
gress to vote for the Cameron resolu-
tion. After some debate it went over
until tomorrow.
The herald., 1897-01-12
COLORADO, LAWMAKERS

DENVER, Jan. 11.-Both branches of
the legislature met in joint session this
morning for the purpose of receiving the
report of the committee appointed to
canvass the vote cast at the last cleo
ton for state officers. The report be-
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NEWS OF THE MORNING
BY Telnpranh.

BY Telegraph:
Unsettled weather today, probably with
rain.
Cuban authorities conclude the trial of
Luis Lomeillan, an American citizen.
Electoral colleges of various states cast
their votes for presidential candidates.
Governor Alleged denied the privilege of
delivering his farewell address to the Il
linois legislature.
The funding bill comes to a vote in the
house and is defeated by decisive ma
joriiy: all railroad funding schemes are dis
posed of. at least for the preIe nj session.
California legislative committees ap-
pointed and the legislature W Il get down to
routine work today; Their is still much
talk on the senatorial ques ion, but Perk-
ms election seems certain.
The treaty of arbira ion between Great
Britain and the United States signed by
Secretary Oiney and Ambassador Paunce-
fotc and transmitted to The senate by the
president: the last steps taken in the Vene-
Zuelan CONTROVERSY.
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Southern California Special-A Lamanda
Park grocer fatally injured; a queer tale
..Hollvrood hotel hurglarized at Riverside
IA public calamity q. Santa Barbara
the town clock stops. San Pedros ship
ping news...The truth and the fake a to
NorwallSs fire. ...G. A. r. encampment
may he held at Santa Monica . Death OF
Mrs. Dorland at Rivera-Page I.
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Weekly letter from Washington-Page 2.

New bills at the 'Neat ters-Page 6.
-Four inquests held yosterda Page 6
4 Natick house guests strange yarn
Page g.
Another argument for the new charter
Page 10.
A missing bill secreted In a night robe
Page 6.
A variety of cases at the police court
Page 6.
The sad falling out of tamae venders--
Page C.
Fugitive Faux to he taken back to Texas
Pare g.
The betrayal Of the people by the Repub-
lican councilmen-Page l.
The board of education elects a new
secretary; Dandy deposed-Page 6.
Harhor commissioners return from Cata-
fra' Guarries of rock and goat-Page 6.
Those Gespr radoes captured on he Colo
rado river; the thrilling narrative Of the
! Times and the truth-Page s.
The Republican counciimen refuse to con-
firm the board of health appointees; Street
Superintendent Drains report-Page ).
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News of the Cours-Mrs. Myers claim
was not obtained by fraud: iury's YER
dict annulled by Judge Shaw...A Gala
basas cattle case. ...Luchetti found guilty
of appropriating a cow The county fee
biil...A A. pair of black boys anxious for
jail. l....Figueroa street paving g....A Park
hurst case appealed. New suits and cour.
notes-Page TO-
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Early in the session Councilman
Blanchard, after the reading of the re
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respectful message from me, declining Ia
join a picnic party.
Then turned loose on Briefly and showed
him what & fool he had been TO pay any
attention to idle gossip. | told him if il
hadn't been for NE there would have been
o shooting scrape and a big scandal and dis
grace for him and his wife. / gave him
some good advice, too, about paying more
attention to his wife. Then / turned IN
her and told her how foolish 1t was IL
take up with strangers and write notes to
them and arouse jealousy and suspicion.
She broke down and cried, but gave ii t.
her as hard as / could. Presently Briefly
interfer ed in her behalf, so / turned to him
and said: Il wouIdnt talk i'm this manner,
only I'In interested in both OF you, and
don't want 10 see you make any mistakes
or have any Observation-Disclosures. Hethanked
me and said had acted hOnora hly anil he
was sorry he had ever held me In suspicion.
DO you know, sir, that good scolding was
just what those young people needed. She
was more careful in her beha vior after that
and l don't think he ever mistr listed aer
again. As for me. / was the mutual friend
They named their first boy Calvin Horne
Brierly, and l stood as godfather for him.
lie must he quite q man by this time
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THE LOUISVILLE TROTS.
Tame Sport Marks The Close of
the Meeting.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 30.-A small CROWD
Witnessed the close OF the meeting aGd the
sport was tame yesterday. LADY Noting
ham. Ein"ha, The Monk and Forest II err won
tlcir respective rates in straight heats
aud in 0rumary time. 1t was another
GeCrs day, for he took three races, evc,v
one ia which he drove. all OF the horses
being Village Farm entries. The village
Farm stable of East Aurora, y. Y. has
taken mast of the prizes and Geers has
been the Gtost successful driver The
Fair and Driving Association has dis
trihutei $40 600 in purses and the meeting
has been success.
First Tace-2:10 Class; pacing: purse,
81 900. -Four heats Lady Nottingham.
%. n by Nottingham Miller, Won; Nicoi
b. second, w. II. G. third. Best time,
209 IL.
SrcoEd race-215 class; trotting; purse
81 600. tThree heats Emelia, ch. m.,
by Prince Regent tieers won :Caid second
Lernoree third Best time, 2131-4
Third race-2:S0 class; trotting; purse,
81 600. tthree heatsD The Monk. br e.,
by Chimes tlieersb, Won; Georgiana second
Direction third. Rest time, FLA Ia.
Fourth race-2:1S Class; pacing: purse
81 900. Three heats Forest Herr.
br <. by nr. Herr (Geersl, Won; Joe Bailey
second. two starters Best time,
PA.
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CONSTRUCTING NEW STEAMERS
Contracts Prepared for Building
Vessels for Coastwise Trade.

Vessels for Coastwise Trade.
New YurE. Oct. 30 was announced
IN wall street yesteI dav atrepreS-nta tiyes
oftha New York and Cuban Mail Stea mship
Company We're IN Washington yesterday for
The purpose OF signing contracts with gents
Of both the Roach and Cramp siipyards
Tor the CONSTRUCTION OF two Of the largest
steamships ever built for the coastwisc
trade,
chis statement is made upon the authorit =
of x. 4 c. smith Of No. 100 Broadway.
who is one OF the largest stockholders in
the company. Thehew ships are TO befitted
out as auxiliary cruisers to be used by the
Government in case Of war, when they will
carry run ornament.
II was said tina, the steamship company
f. Laildi,g the steamers in anticipation OF an
early close OF the war IN Cuba and with the
expectation that the commercial relations
ectweeE Cuba and the United States will
lie mpc.. closer I'm the near future than they
have ever been I'm the past.
In Wall stfectthis policy of the oompanyis
believed TO beinspired by an intimate knowl
edge OF the Administrations plans regard
tng the Cuban question.
The new SHIPS VIII ne twin screw YES
scls of botwe.n 5000 and G, 900 tons each,
aud viii together cost Sl.250,000. Their
dimensions VIII he 400 feet IN length, SO
foot bear, with draft or 20 feet.
The &ew York and Cuban Mail Steam
chip Company was the successful hid
Ger FOR carrying the mails between New
YOik, the West indies and Mexican ports.
II WIS made a part of this contract,
which was awarded yesterday, that the
successful bidder should agree to build
two fast vessels. The new ships will he
known as ''second-class ships" which.
under the requirements OF the act Of
Congress governing their construction,
must he able 10 maintain n rate Of speed
e.. excess OF sixteen knots an hour.
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Virginia College Footba IL Men.

Lexington. Va, oct 3o.-The Washington
and Lee University football team left yes
terday for Kentucky and West Virginia.
They play Center College, of Kentucky,
Lexington today. and Central UniversIt Y
ut Lexington. KY, Monday. Returning they
play West West Virginia University, at
Charleston, VIVA, ON Thursday. 1heteam
is tie best this university has put out for
sc, eIal years.
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Thanksgiving Dav. Nov. 18th

The Thank seiving proclamation was is
sued yesterday by the President, who
has appointed November % as the day.
Many people are giving thanks all the
time that there IL one whisky that they
can drink without bemL puIsoueu wa.
aduteration. Tharp's Pure 'Berk eley''
has no equal in purity and flavor. 1t is
only 81 "A quart at Jas. Tharp's, 81 +
street, but no better whisky was ever
manufaC tured. 1t
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The following big football games W ill be
played this afternoon:
wasliiu gton--Columbia Athletic Club VS..
Columbian Varsity.
Amherst Trinity, at Hartford.
Bowds in" Tech.," at Brunswick, Me.
Brown-Jniversity OF Pennsylvania. at
Providence.
Cornell Harvard, at Cambridge.
Dartmouth p Princeton, at Princeton.
Gettybur g-Carlisle, at Gettysburg.
Knickrrhocker Athletic Club Stevens, at
williamshridge.
Lafayette-Lehieb, at Easton, Pa.
Newark Field Club Englewood Field Club,
at Englcwood, n. j.
Orange Athletic Club-Buffalo Athletic
Club at Orange.
Pennsylvania Stated Naval Cadets, at An
napolis
Yale West Point, at West Point.
Williams Colgate. at Williamstown, Mass.
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FOR SALE-Riders,' attention! BY order
Of the different storage houses we repre-
sent, am offering all nigE-grade bicycles
and tandems for ladies anu gents NJ the
greatest attractive Strengthening prices OF
the year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected; and, therefore, above
sacrifices will he made. Such high-5rade
bicycles as s yracuse, Rambler, Columbia
Worlds, etc, etc, new and slightly used,
will be offered au this the greatest bar
gain sale OF the year. Sundries and parts
Will be sold. also. and no reasonable offer
Will be refused. Bicycles bought outright
and exchanged. and taken OH storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., asa 9th st.
oc30-7t
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FOR SALE-The Contents OF furniture
store, retiring from business, at auction
Monday, Nov. l, will sell without re-
serve or limit, handsome chamber, dining
room and parlor suites, in oak, mahogany
and walnut; odd tables, chairs, rockers,
hall racks, book cases, sideboards, car
pets, stoves, cooking untensils, counter
beds, springs and mattresses. Private sale
every day until auction, 1871 Pa. ave. NV.
oC27 ct
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The Pennsylvania Railroad to Phila.
delphia-A Perfect Line to Per.
feet City.
Only S2.00 next Sunday. Trains leave
Baltimore and Potomac Station at 200,
500, 300 and 11:oo q. IN, oc2S st
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

| WILL sell $4,000 worth Of good BUSH
ness and dwelling property for $4,000
cash, or will trade for house " Orth $4,000.
Address IMMEDIATE, this office.
Oc2S-3t
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FOR RENT ANFOUs-

FOR RENT.Store, 1912 5tn ST. NV: $40
Apply 1916 otn st. NV. oc2s-is
FOR RENT For u term OF years, tn., coal
dump, located Cor. 1st and u sGs ne
Connected with B. Il y. tracks, the fargess
dump IN the city. and the one nearest tina
city's center Apply To THOMAS ".
SMITH, st and LEU. ave. NV. ocAJ-In,o
T1PEW Rl Frs rented at reduced ra5oE
with privilege OF purchase, standard
makes, preliminary Instruction free. NEW.
MANS TlPEWkI Err AGENCY. Gil 7th
sl. NV. AUS 3m am
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FOR RENT-FI.ATS.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Equities in small we'll
rented houses for small cheap lots. Adj
dress BUILDER, this office oc3U-3t
/ WILL give nice house with r.. m. !.
for Government Position paying not
less than 500 per mo-: can furnish best
ref. ADDRESS NEEDY, this office 1t
FOR EXCHANGE For $4,000 equity in
Washington real estate, 2 HOST uesir
able lots in seattle, Wash. fine opportunity.
Address SEATTLE, this office. oc23-7t
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GOSSIP OF THE SPORTS
Trouble Over the Matching Of
PugiIist Dick Moore.
RAEDYANDBURLEY AFTER HIM

Battle Was Arranged With the For
mcr. lint the Engagement Has
Been Transferred-Eng Cor
respondents Praise Dave Sullivan
for His Game Fight With Palmer.
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wANTED-SrABI.ES.

WANTED-To rent small stable, Con-
veniently located. J. j. FARER, 9O5
Pa ave. oc2S-3t,em
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CHURCH xcJICEs.

CHRISTIAN awakening, fsuniOn and praise
meeting, at RehobOtn - 9tiSt Church, first
St. oct. y and y sts.sw, y-ginnIng Iuesda v.
November >, at T:3O p a., continuing until
Sunday, November q, which our WORK
among the sinners viii begin. Rev John
Richards, pastor; Jame1 Pratt church cIerk-
Item
MR.. vIRCHAUD r. ca ANDHI will d.
liver free lecture ON The Fmctions of
the Soul, Conscious, sdbcCA SCiotls and s11ner-
Conscious, Typographical Hall, 4s3 ST.
NV, Sunday, 3 p. III. Item
SPIRITUALI<M mir. Brae l.. xilIconfluct
the services and give ties assisted nv
Florence, the cnild mctliuII at Wonn-s
Hall, al 6tu st NV Sunda A..venlng al
= o'clock.
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LOST-On the 27th Of October, pair gold
hall frams spli glasses, made by ranElin
* Co., 1T Ia. ave-. reward or 80 will
be paid for return u j. K. : THANKS, sig
st. oc30-3t
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LOST.

ANYONE wanting the address OF j. b.
Dustin, iOrueriy with LIIsCOatO. OO6
+ st. NV, Can obtain same by commune
eating with JONES 4 BURR. 513 9th SC.
NV. Olive, Emory, and Fleetwing Bicycles.
OC3O- n EN-
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wANTED-POSTAG STAMPS.
WANTED-For cash, all kinds OF United
States postage and department stamps;
collections aiso Fought. H. +. DUNK
HORST, 1905 9TH St. NV. Oc9-tf
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There appears to be no end of trouble dr.
renging fight Tor Dick Moore, the Mime
ap,lis boxer. whom Jim LaFontaihe has
brought down here to meet one or the other
of the pugilists who are here looking for
m,ddleweight championship houurs When
Moore first came to the city il was under
stood mat he was to meet Pat Rae.iy AMI
give the sswampoode pet chance to re-
tricve his lost laurels. The men We're said
To Gen atcted, ar q arran Gements were heing
made for pulling off the battle. This lid
not suit Buriry's managers little bit,
however. They were left out In the c''ld
on this deal. OF course, they did not pro-
p.se Ia stand for it, and stirred matters up
To such an extent that Moore had TO trans
Ter his services from Raedy and place them
at the disposed of the Burnley contingent.
The Raedy Muore fight was scheduled TO
take pl.c.. On November IS. This engage
inent has teen positively cancelled, but TIE
date of the Moore Burnley battle has not yet
been set Burnley and Moore viii undoubt
e,lly put up a game stubbornly contested
battle They are both hard hitters and
know a ting or TWO about the gaIue, afd
will fight from the drop OF the flag until
one az the other goes out of the business
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LOST Female setter puppy, A or ; months
old, white, with lemon ears and SPOT on
side; reward IL returned To 1907 q ST.
NV. Oc3O- Stem
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FOR SALE Best stitched carpet lining,
cents a yard JOHNSON X MED
FELDT Upnoistcrers and Carpet Layers,
4I9 st. NV. oc30-3t-eu
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LOST-On Florida ave-, between and w
sts., a silver watch with short gold
chain attached; reward n returned to yIS
st. NV. item
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PHILADELPHIANS Temporarily here can
get their home favorite cigars at home
prices at the OLD RELIABLE CIGAR
STORE, Corner 18th and q sts. NV.
oc30-3t
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THE Mcdowell Academy or Dress Cutting
open ola ysand evenings. fine dTessfnaklng-
l230 New Hampshire ave. NV.
oC2S-3t-eIn
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NJ. j. CURRY, sos 18th st. NV, jobbiBg.
brickla wing OF all kinds; CRATES, furnaces,
latrobes anu ranges set; smoky chimneys
cured Oc3f-6t
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FOR SALE-A table counter / , feet long
and shelving, also a foot Ia lle. cheap
or store for rent with fixtures 80 II u
NV. oc30 -3t
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FOR SALE-Cheap, one 3OO-egg incuha-
tor. Call or address 80 jackson St. An
acostia Oc30 -3t
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HAVE your rooms papered by the STONE
BROS; 50 up. I'll 9th 81. NV. oc3t-3t
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LACE CURTAINS Numbered equal To new;
no lime: Doe per pair; mail attended Ia.
I'll 18th St NV oc3I-3t
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Which Includes All Medicines
Hours 10 10 i 2 and to 3, daily; Sun
day, IL To L. se22-tfexsu
ANYONE wanting the address or j.. B.
Dustin, formerly with LipscOanD, 1000
st. NV, can obtain same by commune
eating with JONES q BURR, 513 9th St
NV Olive, Emory, and FleeJwing Bicycles
Oc3O- ct en-
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JUST think; first-class sewing machines
for only 81, with all the attachments
MACHINE EXCHANGE, 1927 c st. sc.
Open evenings until O'Clock. oc3O -ot,enI
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The Popular Line to Baltimore IL
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Only $1.00 round trip next Sunday, Octo-
Der 81. Tickets good on all trains except
the Congressional limited. oc2S-3t
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FOR SALE -S2.9S for eft extension
table: lounges, $3.50: cook stoves, 80;
heater, $3.50; parlor and bedroom suites,
s. per week: cheap cash and credit. RED
MOND, 313 7th ST. NV. Oc30 IT, m
FOR SALE-A large range, cheap. CAN
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PE~sl~,Is.

DR. YOUNG, : s ss;; ! ~ y.
Treats successfully all diseases OF the
Nose, Throat, Lungs, Heart, Nerves, BIT ain,
Blood, Skin. Stomach. Kidneys, Bladder
is and all Special Diseases of either sex:
Structure, EancOcele and HydrOceIe cured
for life without operation. No pain No
loss OF time. Consultation ana urinary
Analysis free.
The highest fee charged, whether 700
have one or more diseases. 10
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DR.. Ledthermdn.

sPECIAy.yST. Coz r ST. NV.
II you are afflicted with disease, consult
DIR. LEA THERMAN, who has had 70
years experiences In the treatment OF human
Ills; and has for many years enjoyed q
very wide reputation for the successful
cure OF the following diseases,
blood Diseases, HydIOCele,
Skin Diseases, VaTtCOcele,
Kidney Diseases, 6tTkture,
Bladder Diseases, SYPHILIS,
Private Diseases, Alcoholism,
Nervous Diseases, Catarrn,
Female Diseases Dyspepsia,
Sexual Weakness, Rheumatism,
Consultation free: Hours, 9 10 IL, z to .,
Tues, Thurs. and sat. even, to 8.
Closed Sun. 0cl0-u
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NJ M E. THEO.

Medium and card reader: WashingtonH
most famous claIrvOyant and pdlHIist, con-
suit her on business, love ana family af-
fairs: reunites the separated, removes
spells. causes speedy marriages, and gives
good luck: open daily: German spoken: Csc
and 60c- 929 st. NV oc22-14t
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PIANO TUNING 1.50, by factory expert;
Works renovated; drop postal: JAS.
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&c. lesson. Music taught rapidly and
Thoroughly by an experienced teacher.
Nj. +. r., this office. Item
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Pay UP FIRST Actor tplaying the part
or Hamlet in solemn tones J. Where can
| find rest and peaCe:'' Voice from the
galleryc Nowhere, until you have pau
me for those new boots" See the kiOn-
dixie sho. at Selby's for So; also the KlOn
dixie hat, DOC 1908 Pa ave. NV
nc2S-9f
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COAT SLEEVES altered by AN experienced
tailor hand; price reasonable. 1!rt3 l4th
81. NV. Oc2S-3t, em