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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04
NICKUM'S PERPETUAL LIGHT.

I've following, important il true"
statement prepared and signed by the
inventor, S. Is. Nickum, Of Logans-
port, Ind, has been given out for
publication:
"Thc Nickum perpetual light is in
the form OF a globe or sphere OF glass
Theoretically sealed. The light is in
side the globe and is produced by a
compound, the nature of which the
inventor will not divulge. Those that
have been exhibited show the illumi-
uation ditfused throughout the globe
instead OF being in the form OF a fame.
The cost OF manufacture will be in
considerable and the inventor is de.
termincd that it shall be sold at A
price that will place it within reach
Of everybody. The light will retain
its brilliancy sol0ng as the glass eloha
remains nae}l1uHs VS..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04

- ~ iuuIIi.
He laughed the idea to scorn, and be.
came rude and persistent. After Il
few minutes the young lady excused
herself and going to her father said !.
" Father, MIR. Haye-His-W Way and |
have been arguing about the size OF
your gun. lie is fond Of hunting and
thinks he knows it all. TO settle a
wager won't you take 1t in and show
it to him?" The father was most
obliging, and taking his big gun,
went into the drawing-room, his
daughter following. The dashing
youth caught sight Of the girls father
and the big gun, and escaped breath
less and hatless through a gallery
window. She has not seen him since,
nor does she explain the incident and
he fails To mention It.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04

=. W. Hoch, editor of the Marion
lKan.) Record, has refused the post.
mastershlp OF his town because he
would have to work ono hour on Sun
Gay. MIR. Hoch has twice been a mem.
Der OF tho Kansas Legislature, and
his refusal OF the postmas, ersbip FOR
INC reason assigned has caused the
politicians Of the State to wondcf In
amazemcnt.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04
THE LOUD BILL.

sobile Item.
VWe would briefly call attention to a
<Ltcr which Is OF vital Importance
to- Very publisher in the land--ths
Loud BIZ, regulating second class
mail rhSter, and amending the ex-
lstIng LAWS ia relation thereto. Pos
siely but fcg haye givca the subject
sufficient tld hit to realize what the
passage OF thisNll means to them in
common with otiep. or what it means
TO the general public. We wish to
present a few arguments which will,
we think, convince them that the
passage OF this bin will be highly de-
trimental in various ways:
/. 1t virtually establishes a press
censorship.
2. 1t does away with the sample
copy privilege.
3. IL gives To the p0stmasters un.
flimitcd authority in deciding as to
who are bcha nde subscribers TO d
paper. Any n IA readily see tc
what abuses tins questionably priv
lege would Inevitably lead.
4. The bill proposes to tax the PEG
pie OF the country to make up q de
felt due to cxtravagant management
Of the pOsto6ice department and thu
abuse OF the ~franking privilege b,
Senators and Representatives, who
send out tons and tons OF campaign
matter at the Governments expense
matter which no one cares to receive
and which is utterly worthless from
any point Of view.
8. 1t gives to the political party II
power the privilege to deny second
class matter to paper for motives
political or otherwise.
MIR. Loud has persistently urged tn,
passed OF this bill at several session,
OF Congress, and this time il is prob
able that the bill will become a Law
unless sufficient interest is prompt,
aroused to invoke a protest to which
Cur law makers will give heed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04

the ever-prescnt surroundiny moving
matter, air operating upon a properly
constructed globe, the interior Of
Which contains matter in certain
conditions which viii not az present
be made public. The candle-power Of
the light is not dependent upon the
size OF the globe, but upon the sub
stance aud conditions within it.
"The above statement that the light
VIII remain permanent is based on
actual tests and not upon theory.
lSlgned] rs. h. NIcKum."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04

A Chattanooga girl tells an anus
ing story on another girl which runs
thus: A Beau Brummel of the dar,
Ing masler type, called upon a well,
known ~vnurr-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04
Petition for Liquor License


TIC the Honorable Mayer and BOARD OF Aldermen
Of the town Of Ocean Springs, jackson couu-
ty, Mississippi.
Gentlemeu-f, GEORGE {. AnxpT, o male person
over the age OF twenty one years, and a resident OF
| said town, county and State, do hereby make sppli
| cation TO your honorable body to grant me q license
to sell b. retail, virous, alcoholic, malt, intoztca-
| ting or spirituous liquors in less qnan,ity than one
gallon, for the period OF twelve .mOit!s. from the
expiration Of my present license, at my place of
| business on the corner Of Washington and isoher
| son avenues, In the house known as the Paragon
saloon" upon my comp yin9 with the provisions
OF the dram shop law. Respectfully Submitted,
GEORGE EDWARD AENDr.
To the Honorable siayor :aad Board of7Aldermen
Of the town OF Occal springs, Jackson coun
ty, Mississippi:
The undersigned. petitioners respectfully show
that we, and each Of US, are legal and qualified
voters OF the town Of Oceen Springs, in the;coun-
~ OF jackson, State OF Mississippi, and reside in
said town that we recommend George +. Arndt,
a residen, Of said town, to be Of good reputation
ana q sober and suitable person 10 receive y license
as above applied for by him to sell by retail %ylnous,
alcoholic, malt, intoxicating or spiritu0us liquors
in-less quantities than 'one gallon. OF his place OF
h1siness, In said town, as stated In his application,
and petitioners win ever pray, etc:
Joseph Catehot, ST Charles Wesley Madison
| Samuel Tonner HaViland Emil Domning
Benjamin Franklin Joachim George Louis I'riaf
| Edwin Martin Westbrool Ire Warren Simmons
William Augustus ~slgerson,
Frederick Mason Weed
William Loreuzen Thomas Isaac Eeys
Edward Louis Tardy Leonard Fayard
Charles Herman buttner George hdoard Arndl
Harry Plumb Halstead, Narsise Seymour
Joseph S,syin Caiehal Iheserr Ai-v'
NLHAMH. .NNfMfZ LL. LAL.-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04

what a great pity said the sports.
man who wanted to take his catch
home, that our fish aren't more like
our Office boys"
don't quite sec the connection"
replied his friend.
Then the longer you kept them the
.frcsher they'd
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04

TIMELY MONUMENTAL most i'm
portant congress will be held in the
City OF Washington on the I'd day OF
next March. The object for which it
Is called together is to discuss adul-
terations in food and drug prepare.
tions. The scope Of this proposed
congress will be national In character,
and every State and Territory in the
Union will be asked to send delegates.
In order to secure proper representa-.
tions the Governors OF each State and
Territory will appoint ten delegates
to the congress, divided up in the fol.
lowing manner: Four agriculturists,
two Pharmacists, one wholesale gro
Ger, n retail grocer, one food manu-.
facturcr and one chemical or drug
manufactures. AS the object which
the proposed congress seeks to accom-.
pllsh is OF paramount and widespread
interest, II is earnestly desired by the
0riglnators OF the project that ever,
State and Territory in the Unior
should be represented by complet.
MISUNDERSTANDING Constitution.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04

kaguk4 . AZ. k8A~s..e ElnbOise Beaugsz
William Shepherd Vanc!eave Hiram Fisher Russell
Antonio Ionn Catcilot GregoiTs v isder
James Sodcn jerry O'keefe
William Aaron Horton Jacob Martin
Charles Ernst Pabst William Ducaiton Bullock
Joseph Bacon Garrard, Walton Geors. Grays0n
Joseph Bellandc John Duncan Minor
Frederick Buttner Charles Forkert
Thomas Randolph friar
Frederick Adolph Scbrieber
James Lynch Lawrence, Hieolaus Hansen
Herman NH Reuben Lewis Phelps
Adolph Rellande Jules Gale
Arnou Catchot William Randolph. Sr
William Randolph, Jr . Alfred Burton Stuart
Frank jefferson Lundy
Andrew Jackson Woodcock
James Robert Colligan Green Satcier
William Charles pxrr,gin = Edmond Mon
This 10 to certify that the above petition IL a true
copy Of the original filed in my office the let day of
February, 1898. I'm. DICK, Clerk.
February IL, 1893. o24t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-04

-
Ancurrent
ailments to
~ Judges oil
land Chanccfy
Nslature OF the
ppt, twsthirds OF
.eeing thereto, Tha,
.,g amendments to the
constitution be submitted to
qualified electors Of the State, for
sttdx2tion or rejection, at an election
to be hen on Tuesday after the Grst
Monday in>Novem5er, 1899, VIZ:
Strike out al the Constitution Sec
tions Nos, l4s, l4s, lei. l52 and 1853
thereof, and insert 10 lieu thereof the
following:
Section 145. The Supreme Court
shall consist OF three Judges, any two
OF whom, when convened, shall form
aqnorum. The Legislature shall d.
vide the State into three Supreme
Court Districts, and into convenient
circuit and chancery court districts.
The terms Of the Offices of judges of
circuit courts and chanceliors shall be
four years, and OF judges OF the SUI
preme conrt, eight years, and a judge
shall he elected from each supreme
and circuit court district aud a chan
cellor from each ~chancery district, at
a time to be fixed by the Legislature,
and in the same manner, as far as ap-
plicable, as provided for elections OF
State officers. The Legislature shall
enact laws providing that the present
supreme judges shall hold for their
regularly appointed terms and provide
that thereafter, except in elections to
till vacancies, as nea one-half, as
practicable Of the judges Of the SUI
preme court shall be elected at each
regular judicial election, the other or
Others holding over; and also for Ill.
ing the unexpired judicial terms. The
removal OF a supreme court judge tt
the State capital during his term OF
Office shall not render him ineligible
as his own successor for the district
from which he removed. All judges
and chancellors shall be elected in the
same manner as provided for election
OF Governor. All districts shall stand
aSnow fixed till altered by law. The
Legislature shall provide for party
nomination Of judges and chancellor.
by districts. The Legislature shall
provide for party nomination o
judges and chancellors by districts
Sections above named are annullct
from the time at which tho Lcgisla
ture puts this amendment into opera
tion .as hereby provided. Clrcui
judges and chancellors may preside il
any district as authorized or required
BY law.
Adopted by the Senate Jan. 90, 1898
J. Fl. JONES,
President Of the Senate.
Adopted by the House Jan. 20, 1888
JAMES f. MCCooL,
Speaker Of the House.
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Southern Railway,
Schedule In effect Jan. II, iss's


All trains arrive and leave fennsyivsnia
Passenger Station.
Sol a. m--Daily. local for Danville.
Charlotte and way stations, Connects az
staunton. daily, except SSndayS ALL ~ a. as
LyncnDurg with the Norfolk and WESTERN
Ii!!i5 a. n.-Daily. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman buffes
eleepers, New York ana Washington 20
Jaeksonvills uniting at salHsuTy ans Ha5 s5
SPRINGS. ~ G.. Knoxville AMI Chattd-
n1osa, Tenn. and at Cha-iotts W i'm Puu.
SI.rper New York'lO New Orleans. con pnect-
tng at Atlanta for Birmingham anu Mem
puts CouusCts at LyncnbGIS WIN tbrsa-
peake and Ohio Railway fcs Lexington a nd
Natural Bridge daily. Solid train, Wash
ingtJn 10 New orleans without change sun
sal persona II y-COnducted tourist excursion
through sleeper on this tTain every " edue5-
day aud Saturday 70 san FRA nciSc"' W ItA-
out change. Co.
hnTg and HarTisonbuTg, da i1yr except sun
4:I9 p. m--Dafly local for Charlottes
500 u m.-Dauy. except Sunday, NEW
YORK ASp FLORIDA LIMITED. coin
posed of PUllman's latest ORA wlnE-rootn
Compartment. observation, Library. and
AuzJlSJiue aud dra wing room car for
Augusta. with connection for Aiken ,,r,
2Aa 2 i5FPRsHily FRH y HBE BLED I'M I'M
ITFD comDosed OF Pullman FestiDuled
sleeuers. dining cars and day coaches
PuItInan Slee peFS New YORK 10 NaShNLl9.
Tenn via A she vile, knoxville and chat
tanUo.a; New York TO Tampa. Via Char'
I,tte ColuTn oia, Sa va ma 4 aud aCkscnFii4e
uniting at DanVille with fulunan SleSpeF
from Richmond to A uguSta. via ColGmnta,
with connection FOR Aiken >. -, Ne"
York TO Memphis, riR birmingham new
YORK To New Orleans, via Atlanta and
Montgomery VestiDuled day coach Wash
ipct0u 20 Atlanta Southern Railway dining
Cor Gree nsboro to Montgomery
TRAINS ON WASH NGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S-o1 a. IN
daily and 4:45 p. m daily. exec pt Sunday,
and ell D. IN. Sunday only for Round HllE
4:S2 p. III. daily, except Sunlay, Tor Lees
burg and 6:I0 d. m. daily for Hernd0n.
Returning. arrive at Washington, S:26 a.
m and 800 p. IN. daily. from Round Hill.
and 1906 a IN. daily, except Sunday from
Herndon, aud 8: 81 d IN. daily, kept Sun
day from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive al
Washington 6.42 a m. 2.SO D. m and
S.35 ID. N. daily, and 9. 40 a. III. daily, ex-
except Monday. HaTrisOnburg. i2:4O d.
m and 9:35 y. M, daily. except Sunda y,
and $50 a ~, daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car Teserva ton. and in
formation Furnished at offices. T05 18th
gt NV, OIL Pennsylvania avenue. and at
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger station
r. s. CANNON, 5rd vice Presidens
and General manager.
]. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
L ;. BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
The times., 1898-02-08
RAILROADS.
DENNIS MA

RAILROAD
$50 A. NJ. week days--PiTTsBURG Ex-
PREss-Parior and Dining Cars Harris
1o:sJe oesde % % fhtsplisY H. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Observation Cars. Harrisburg to chicago,
Cincinnati; Indianapolis 81 LOUIS. Giege. e
Harrisburg.
1880 A. u. FAST LINE-PullInan Buffet
Parlor Car TO Harrisburg. Buffet Partor
Car, Harrisburg TO Pittsburg.
$40 P. 81. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
Express-Sleeping Car Washington 70 e
rieu1g ps ano 20 sseePg ss Pa&is sns sasrs via % cin
20 F. ii. T wEsTERN ExPREss-PuH.
and ana HaTrisbSrg HiRns TO 20 Cle1eiand. q % bining Ess
7:20 r. II, soUTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
ittsburg and Harrisburg TO So. Louis
1910 80. si.lIi,'' it "a 1 CIEiG ExFkEss-P Pub
ESQ A AIz Tor Kane, C. ana uuat iyua, , Koches-
Ter and Niagara Fails Ga aly' except sun
1890 A. n. for Elnira and Remove oany.
except Sunday. For wlIiamsport daily.
TO r 81 for wiuiamsport, Rochester.
Erie. Buffalo ana Niagara Falls daily,
except Saturday, with Sleeping Car,
Washington TO Buffalo.
ter, Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington 70
Rochester Saturdays only.
For PhiladeIphia, New York and the
400 p. m. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
1TED," daily. all PaTlOr Cars. with DIN
ing Car from Baltimore. Regular AZ Z ;oe
tDining Carr, 500. 300. 1000 DINING
CstI, tsHu 'I.VU tDILnuE LdT tTOn 'In-
1nIngtonJ 4. IN. l2:45. 3:I5. 40, $50.
1910 ana LOO D. IN. On sunday, 100.
tDining Carr, 100. 8 90. l1:g0 dining
Car FROM "ilnIngtonl a. m. 12;lo D, S;l5.
40 $50, 1000 ami lI:5O D. IN For
Philadelphia Ouly, rast Express, 100 a.
fn.- week days- Express. l2:l 5 D. W.. week
days, 2-OI ana $40 o. III. daily. For
BJstOn, without change. Z 80 a. M week
days, and 40 D. III. daily
For Baltinore, 6:2o. ZOO. 100. 500.
l2:Io, l2-45. iz:bs. z:OI. 5.I5. $40.
400 Gindtedi, $50. 4:36, $40; 6:l5.
$50: 7:2D- 1000. 1910. 1l;l5 and
300. Sos. 1850, II 90 a. m;. 1915,
4l5 a:I5 Goh 800 slf Sss9 90 Ago aS Lppt,s6a pT65
1910 and 1850 p. IN
4:ss p, M, daily, except Sunday ao
Foe Annapolis az 'oI, s,,y y:uC xcnnt a. E srndsy
Sundays. 900 a. n- aud 4:26 p IN
Atlantic Coast Line F loTida Special
Tampa, $40 p. N. week days: Expres.
for Florida and points on Atlantic Coass
Line. 4:30 n: NJ: 3:46 p N. daily. Rien-
lanta Special, via Richmond and Sea
board Air Line. 4. 40 y. u. daily. AC-
Commodation for Quantico, Tao a. N.
daily and 4:25 y. N. week days.
ocsis--Ore CONNECTIONS.
For Atlantic City tvia Della ware River
Bridge, aH-rail routej, 81 . D. m.. daily;
via Market street wharf. 1000 and 11:U0
p. IN. daily.
For tape May. 11:O0 a. M. weekdays.
1859 p. IN. daily.
Ticket offices corner Fifteenth and q
streets. and at the station. Sixth and
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
J. J.RHUTCHiNSONG GeneralA Ma nager-
]. Z. WOOD. General Passenger a gent.
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AUCTION sALhs.
RATCLIFFa, SUTTON s. CO.. A
- % :.

RATcLIFFl, SUTTON s. CO.. Aucts.,
$50 Ia. ave. NV.
TO WHOM IT MA Y CONCERN TO PAY
STORAGE CHARGE. ETC. ETC.
On SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRU
AIRY IL, A u. 1893. at 10 O'CLOCK.
will sell at the rooms Of Ratcliffe. Sut :
ton Il Co., 120 Pa. ave. NV. lot Of
household goods stored with me by Jerfer-
son Frost, the same TO be sold TO pay stor :
age charge. etc. thereon.
All parties Interested will please take
notice. DAVID FISHER
PEREMPToHY SALE of horses at pub
lie auction 1T $. Bensinger's Bazaar, No
$40 LA. AVE, THIS (TUESDAY)
MORNING. FEBRUARY &, at IOO'CLOCK,
we VIII sell without reserve carload OF
horses and Eiares shipped here from the
West. This Dad consists OF fine draught
and driving sock. young and strictly sound;
will suit for any business.
Also twenty head OF horses and mares
consigned by local parties, to be sold for
want OF use. 'onie goodOnes. Also vehicles
OF different KINDS, harness; also for the
District OvIr:iment one gray horse. etc.
Sale pereuotory-
Item ) BENsINGER. Auct!oneer.
The times., 1898-02-08

HANTED-Canah bartender of fifteen
years experience desires engagement
with llrst-clasn nOtel. restaurant or cIuO.
Address p. VI. T., tnis office 1t
WANTED Position, either as waiter. but
Ter. ceneraI houseworker. lRnitor or bell
man. AuureSS PEDRO JOIN, Lab Plefee
81. fes-3t
WANTED BY young colored man. place to
do any klud OF work, wages m0uerate.
Address L. b., Room Z. 100 4 IL st. NV.
IL EN-
WANTED by Young man, feed store TO
sell for on COMMISSION understands Dusi-
ness. COMMISSION, this orIce. Item
WANTED-:,y Young Colored man. place
waiter, private or public; willing to
do anything unat comes TO hand can give
references '25 Princeton ST. NV Item
WANTED BY young man acquainted with
trade, who eSals grocery or commission
house 10 sell for on commission. j.. TINS
office. Item
WANTED '1iored man would like place
as butler or uriver: refs. johnson
court, bet. 2ist ami I'D, rear of X st. NV.
Item
WANTED-3y a first-class meat-cutter
and grocery clerk place in meat market
ar grocery, single Inan: best REFS ADDRESS
JOHN COUGHLIN, Luckett's P. O., Lou
doun county, Va fe7-6t,ein
WANTEn-1hace, by experienced coat ma
ker, inside. o. ". B., this office.
feI -3U-ein
WANTED Toung man. "a win pay $50
per month for permanent position as
long as retained, paying $50 per month
or more, best references. Address W. l.
H.. this office. fe6-3t
NANTED-Position by registered and COM
petent pharmacist; married. CAPSI-
CUM, this office. fe6-3t
WANTED-'lright, active young man: can
iii clerical position satisfactorily; eN-
Celent penman, quick and accurate ac-
Coutfant. A ddreSS A. II. T.. this office.
Ie5- 3E-eln
WANTED - By energetic well-educated
The times., 1898-02-08
RAlLAOAD0.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station Is 1-2 st. q Pa Ave.
In Effect NOYemher II. 1897.

From Station IS 1-2 st. q Pa. Ave.
In Effect November ii, 1897.
7sS. *! asSspS5,@ sS6 SIS. sssf sssy gay's i9Ss
ex::. loo. II .45 q. m; 1905. ex.; 1920.
.1 .;le' liz a. zoo s5 S19 a6 e e. s,se
6:4o, 6.O5, ex.: $50, 7.O6. 500. 900.
1000, II go. 11.58 p. m.
For Alexandria tSundays), 7.45. $40.
s.a6. 1890. 11;15a m. 400 noon: 12.45
! l 80, 216. 500, g. 40, 4:3o, BIB, 500.
$40, 80. s.15. 900. 1000. IL. 20 p. m.
For Mount Vernon week da ys IS 30 g 90.
1903, Loo. 1I.oo .. m, 1906. l.lo.
zoo, B. 90, 7.06 o. m.
For Mount Vernon lSundays), 40, 9. .46
a. m, 1900 noon. 2.16, 8.46 and 6.46
y. m.
For Arlington Z and a aueduo. Bridge tweek
1906. 12 90, 1 .Ib. 2.06. 2.l0. 500; 4.1t:
go. 6.0b, Z. .oS ana 500 p m.
For Arlington and @Aqueduct Bridge
fsundays). 7:45, S:45. 8:46, 1880 lilo.
q. IN, l2:00 noon. I2:46. 80, 2:15.
9: 90. s:4b. 4:sO. 6:16. 600. s:46.
I:30. sic p. m. a~7.( r"' f'-
Baggage checked frse for passengers
holding first-cIass tickets at station. b.
cycles, 20 cents each. Parcels carried.
l3-tf
The times., 1898-02-08

WANTED Position, either as waiter. but
Ter. .enpraI housew-Urher. IRnitor or bell
man. AuureSS PEDRO JUhA, Lab PIofce
81. feS-3t
The times., 1898-02-08
PROPOSALS.,

PROPOSAL Bids will be received from
the highest offer until FRIDAY, IL
O'CLOCK. the 11th instant. for one 30
horse power engine aud one G5-h orse
power boiler, with front ana fixtures, and
line shafting. all complete antifn good order.
Call and see saine at 221 / 4th st. NV or
address u. W. STOCKSTILL, feS-3t
The times., 1898-02-08
When Others Fail, Consult
DR.. CZARRA

In all Nervous, Chronic, Skin and FRI
VATE DISEASES. HIS COMPLETE
outfit of modern appliance, IRA I. Static,
FaTadic aud Gaiyanic Electricity, in Ca
taTh, Rheumatism. Dyspe psia, Kidney and
Bladder Diseases. Sexual Weak ness, Stric'
ture Hemorrhuids. Syphilis and Diseases
of Women. Consultation from 9 TO q.
6l9 Pa. ave. NV. ja2T-1
The times., 1898-02-08
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORs
sos F Street Northwest.

Gold filings and bridge work spe-
cialty, at the lowest price, amGigam fill.
tngs. SOC; full sets of te etA OH plates, So.
extracting either by gas OF local spray.
absolutely painless. 5oc; without, 25c; all
work done by experts aad guaranteed Il the
o clock. mh22 item
The times., 1898-02-08
For SALE-BICYCLES

FOR SALE-We have a few more of those
500 81 kiinhall Bicycles, for $50 call
and see them they were the best bicy-
Gle built. The '9S Kimbals will be in this
week, ana we can show you the best
$50, S65 ami ST5 line or wheels then III the
city. THE iEO. A. YOUNG CYCLE Co,
Slf G St NV feS-3t
FOR SALE-B Bargain; gents 500 wheel;
good condition only 81 $50 cash. FRED
PRIDHAM. Central Building. corner 9th
and Pa. ave. feo-3t-em
The times., 1898-02-08
FOR SAI.E-IOTS. s

FOR SA 1.-two best loca ted lots in Todd
& Brown'ss ubdiyisiOn owner non resident;
must sacrifice; 25c foot, no cOtaInission
paid. Address a., this. office feS,3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TYPEWRITERS for rent, with privilege
of purchase: reduced rates; all standard
makes ask 70 see the ''Jewett." NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, ell
7th st. Ja2S-lm
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FOR SAIE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE AT great sacrifice; fine
square Chickering piano: full octave; fine
tone and beautiful rosewood case; S65 also
a "a, fine old violin for small arms: cheap.
At 1913 Vt. ave. fe6-6t
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DANCING.

DAN CING Waltz, two-step and three
step, guaranteed: strictly private. MISS
MARIE LEONARDO, 619 NJ st. NV, the
only lady teacher in Washingtop teaching
Masters OF Dancing: protect yourself from
incompetents. fe3-6t
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FOR HIRE

DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNER's, 7th
and II sts. no1o-u
FOR HiRE-Full dress suits, 81 only.
JULIUS COHEN, 1O4 7th ct. NV.
mol 0-tf-em
FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or dayton. " per
day. and special prices for pleasure driv'
ing Apply to the REX TABLES. rear
615 E ST. NV. telephone call, lO9- ap3o-Sf
PRINTING AND BOOkBINDING-
Printing 500 cards. 1oc-. 900 envelopes.
ments, 7bc. binding magazines. soc.
miscellaneous books rebound q u.
WILLIAMS. Clio 7th ST. n~ feo-0
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IF YOU HA yE furniture, mdse.. etc, to
dispose OF see j Z. Freche * Co:
prompt Settl iment5 and best results. j. Z.
ri REC HE y Co. General a Auctioneers.
316-31S Sth NV, above Pa. ave. +. s.
Goods taken on storage; advances made;
goods insured. de1 3m- EN-
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WANTED-ROOMS

wANTED-5 or mnfuT. rooms; must be
central and cneaD. PHYSICIAN, this
office feI3t-em