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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08

The Belgian Government. observing
that advertisements are being placed
On rocks and other public places, haE
notified the municipalities that "the
nuisance must STOP" Wherever the
present law can intervene, it must be
applied. Where it cannot, the mum.
sipal authorities must use moral
'uasion, or pay indepnities, or do
something else. ''1n ANY case, the
nuisance must STOP" Yet Belgium is
thrifty land. More thrifty still is
Switzerland. Yet when the St. Goth
ord rocks were covered with advertise
ments the Government ordered them
cleared off, saying: "We would as
soon have them on the white cross Of
our flag" But here, in the United
btates-just look at some Of the rocks
up tho Hudson, e1claims the New
York Tribune. in disgust. "a
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08
THE END OF THE WAY.

Where the rough road turns there's val.
ley sweet
Where the skies ore starred and fair;
Well forget the thorns and tho MONDAY
heat
And rest in the roses there.
And the dark of the dreary, weary night
Will be lost at last in the morning light.
Where the rough road turns there's haven
blest
Where the ships at anchor ride,
And the sea-winds sing sweet songs Of rest
Over the dreamless tide,
Where the tempests fade from q silent
shore
And the sails are furled forevermore.
Z;
o rest in the beautiful valley sweet,
And rest In the haven still,
What though the storms on the brave ships
beat
Though the thorns are keen to kill?
Let US dream that tho dark Of tho dreary
night
Will be lost at last in the morning light.
Fl. L. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitution.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08

Says the London Law Journal
Suicide is quite alarmingly on the in
crease in France, and presents as Sc.
rious a problem to the thoughtful
statesmen in that country as the dwin,
ding birthrate. THE same tendency
Is observable in England. What at
tltude ought the law of England ia
take up in the presence of this grow.
Ing evil? It will be said that the law
Of England has long ago taken up its
attitude on the subject of suicide, stie.
matizing it as felony, and therefore
visited with the consequences of fell.
ony. This is hard measure, and
iuries inclining to charity have of late
years uniformly postulated insanity a,
the explanation, and returned yer.
dict Of unsound mind as q presump,
ton rather than an Inference. The
seriousness of the suicide problem
consists in the fact that the prevalence
Of suicide is symptomatic of diseased
condition of the body polite. It is Ia
this that law and legislation must ad.
dress itself, not to any fresh penalties,
to promoting healthier conditions Of
life and intoxicating a higher standard
Of citizenship.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08

A French scientific journal condemn.
The high standing collar, declaring thai
The laws Of health require that the mech
shall be bare, or nearly so, and thai
collars should be loose and turn-down,
Gases Of narrow escapes from suffoca.
ton by tight collars are not rare, and
wealthy American found dead on 8
train arriving at Paris. a few years
'so, was proven to. have been strangled
by his high collar. Such an accident
Is not even unlikely as there is point
N the throat close to "Adam's applet
where pressure will stop respiration al
once and bring about asphyxia.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08
Ants That Live on Honey.

Twelve million dairymen ants have
,oon discovered on the western bor-
Ter of Chester County, Pennsylvania.
The entire colony lives in ten-acre
OF on the Phillips estate, near Atglen.
These curious little creatures gain q
livelihood by securing the honey of
he aphides, tiny insects which live
n. n; rose bushes and grapevines.
When disturbed they yield a single
lrop of honey. This the dairyman
mt knows. and 80 he pats and fairly
embraces the aphide. At once the
honey appears, which the ant con-
tunes as greedily as child devours
ANDY. He continues to disturb the
frightened aphide until it's store Of
ioney is exhausted, when he seeks,
t his appetite is not satisfied, another
living honey storehouse.
The homes Of these ants are mounds
len feet high. They ara curious little
fellows. The head and the chest are
Drlgnt req, but the abdomen is
black. Otherwise they much resem-
DE the ordinary big black ants found
n gardens in this city. Each mound
contains several castles. There is,
irst Of all, the ant aristocracy, made
Up of the male and female ants.
They have wings and are about six.
hxteenths Of an inch long.
They work not, neither do they
SPIN 1t is their exclusive task to
;aise the young. Next in rank are
the worker-majors. These are SIX
;eenth inch shorter than the males
n females and are without wings
New York Journal.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08
Tho PODe's Army.

Many persons will possibly be sur.
prised to hear that ''the Prisoner Of
Vatican is still, like his predecessor,
the -nmander-in- Chief Of an actual
arm The Papal army is, of course.
con- rably reduced in numbers. and
is ri 1nger in a capacity, as it was
unt T. julius H., of spreading ter.
ror through Italy. The standing
forces of the Vatican consist Of five
distinct regiments-or, to speak more
exactly, five oorps-the Noble Guard.
the Swiss Guard, the Guard Of the
Palace, the Papal Gendarmerie. and
the Papal Firemen-for the last are
also m!a1litagily Qrgenized,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08

A sense Of humor is o very valuable
possession, philosophers the New
York Observer, but humorists, wheth.
er professional or amateur, should
have tho sense to use it in alternating
rather than increasing the distress and
notifications Of life. No Joke is a
Joke that gives a human heart need.
less pain. But that witticism is we'll
worthy of praise that pleasantly points
\ moral or innooently lightens care
Tor few passing moments Of mortal
existence.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08

Says the New York World: There
vas a time when Great Britain stood
ready to pardon anything to the strug.
Cling American colonists if they would
return to the British fold, but the
colonies went straight ahead to free.
dom nevertheless. Similarly, the
time has come when Spain offers I'M.
conditional forgiveness to the Cubans,
but none the less Cuba will not Law
down her arms until independence has
been secured,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08
POPULAR SCIENCE.

The common house fly makes 600
strokes of its wings per second whe1
flying at its highest speed, The
dragon fly makes 1880.
The most wonderful astronomical
photograph in the world, is that which
has recently been prepared by Lon
don, Berlin and Partisan astronomers.
It shows at least GO, 900, 900 stars.
The only electric traction adapted
for crowded city streets is the Vuil-
|eumier system, Professor Silvanus P.
Thompson contends, supplying cur
rent through contacts in the roads
surface.
| An Illinois man has patented O hoe
| which has q divided shank at the end
Of the handle to support two mario "
blades, the device being useful in
wedding both sides of small plants at
,nce without interfering with the
plant.
Steel bushel baskets are pressed
rom one piece Of thin cold-rolled
sheet steel entirely without seams and
we'll galvanized. They will not leak,
md can be used for all purposes for
which Oh ordinary splint basket is
adapted.
In handy combination tool just
placed on the market, the metallic
handle is divided into two sections to
operate a pair Of pliers, claws and
wire cutter, with a Ratchet blade on
me head and a hammer head and
'law on the opposite head.
Animals are often able to bear very
orotracted fasting. In the italian
earthquakes Of 1906 two hogs were
buried at Soriano in the ruins of a
building. They were taken out alive
;orty-two days later, but very lean and
weak. A dog at he same time and
place was buried for twenty-three
lays and recovered.
An eminent naturalist says that
'very thread of what we call tho
SPIDERS web is made up of about
5000 separate fibers. If pound Of
his thread we're required it would oc.
,upy nearly $4,000 spiders full year
20 furnish it. The author of this
statement does not inform US how
ong the thread would be, but it is
'afe to say that it would reach several
lines around the world.
Two companies, one French and the
'ther British, carry on the extensive
mines on the Cyclades,
Greece. The beds exist in parallel
ayers in hill rising abruptly from
he shore to height of about 400feet.
Eighteen tunnels, from 100 to 400 feet
ong, have been opened in the beds,
With veins of from two to six feet of
're, which is intermixed with clay.
The separation Of ore from clay is
'ery easy and inexpensive.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08
THE : TRUE ): DEMOCRAT,
Published Weekly at
ST. FRANC1sVILLE, LOUISIANA,

Electricity, where unretarded by
atmospheric influences, travels at the
rate OF 2SS, 900 miles second. Along
wire it is, OF course, vastly slower,
and perceptible period Of time is
occupied by the electric current in
sending kilograms over long distances.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08
Here lie the hndioa

OF Thomas Bond and Mary his wife.
she was temperate, chaste and charitable,
But she was proud, peevish and passionate
Sho was an af1ectionate wife and a tende1
mother.
But her husband and child. whom sha
loved, ~ 'A'
Seldom saw her countenance without q dis.
gushing frown,
Whilst she received visitors whom she ia.
spised with an endearlng smile.
4 +
She was an admirable economist.
And, without prodtgality,
dispensed plenty to every person in he,
family,
But would sacrifice their eyes to farthinu
candle.
She sometimes made her husband hannv
with her good qualities;
But muoh more frequently miserable With
her many faiings.
In so much that in thirty years cohabita,
ton he often lamented
mat, mauger all her virtues.
he mad not on the whole, enjoyed two
years OF matrimonial comfort.
At length. finding
That she had lost the affections Of ha,
husband,
AS we'll as the regard of her neiphbors
Family disputes having been diyuleed bv
servants, -
She died ofvex S I July 90, 1868,
Her WORKOUT husband survived hor ,o,,
months and two DAYS.
Aaa DEPARTED this Ute November. n l7ea
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-08
Strange Story on a Tombstone.

The London Standard says: II is
said that after reading some Of the In.
scriptions in churohyard, little
girl asked her mother where the
naughty people were buried; and Ger.
tainly on tombstones it is the mere
exception that proves the rule to find
such a mixture of faint praise and
frank censure as in the following
epltaph, reputed to be found in North.
cumberland:
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HER HUSBANDS
RELATIONS.
ny AMY RANDOLPH.

L IS your own
fault, Clara" said
Walter May.
"Of course it
u.s." cried out
Clara, passion
ately, stamping
her foot on the
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LEGAL NOTICES.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. s. RANDALL's POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
! an. landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
Returning Mondays and Wednesdays at p.m.,
and on Fridays about $3.50 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. TO GLYMONT, Nd.
and intermediate landings.
The new Steamer ESTElLE RANDALL, daily
Passenger accommodations drst-class. FREIGHT
received until the hour Of sailing.
s. 8. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPENTER. General Agent. Washington.
wM. N. REARDON. Agent Alexandria. 1a2i-oOtf
STEAMER ..WAKEFIELD,"
FOR POTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS.
Mondays. an. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood Rock Point, Nomini
Greek. AbelIs. Leonardtown. stones. Howard'e.
Cobrun's. Colton's.
Wednesday. 2 an; for intsrmediste landings to
Colonial Beach. Bashwood ROCK Point, Colton's.
Ieonardtown. Abells. Nomini Creek Pfney Point
st. Georges Island. Smith Creek Coan and Yeo.
eomieo rivers
Saturdays. am. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Busawood. Rock Point. Celton's.
(See schedule in effect September Is, 1877
se7-n O. W. RIDLEY. Genl. Manager.
THE WEEMS STEANBOAT 90
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
Winter Schedule. In effect Dec %. 10o7
STEAMER POTOMAC
Leaves Washington every THURSDAY 1t I'm.
for Baltimore and River Landings.
Baltimore freight solicited.
AL river freight must Be prepaid
Once 90 Pa. ava. IeispSoas II
de2o-1in
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMP
troiler of the Currency, Washington D. c., April
II. lses-Whercas. by satisfactory. evidence
to appear that THE CENTRAL. NATIONAL
BANK OF WASHINGTON CITY In the city
of Washington In the county of Washington and
District Of Columbia, has complied with all the
provisions Of the act of Congress to enable Ma
tienal Banking Associations to extend their cor
porate existence and for other purposes, approved
Dawes. comptrollsr 81 ths Currency. Do hereby BY
BANK OF wAsHINGToN cry" in A the cry
Of washington In the county of Washington
succession for the period specified in its amend
ed articles Of association, namely. until close Of
business on April Il. 1918 In Testimony where
enth day Of April 1895. tseaD CHARLES G.
nAwGs b Comptroller Of the Currency No 1852
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT BUREAU
e Engraving and Printing Tssasary Department
~ WINNIE WT s ;s T.
e. puL np produced firm %,sesscn q sssnrites
e hp FIR
year beginning July I. 1898. Blank forms and
o TDE NJ wiz Is snshsa on appiss
rean. ---- ap23&2s, my4 10. 1921
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING WAGON SHED
and Brick Wall and Reconstructing stable in
trict of Columbia, Washington, b. c., April -.
Office until TWELVE NOON ON MAY SIXTH
1898. to construct wagon shed and brick wall and
reeenstrncting stable In square No. IT'S. Blank
forms OF proposals and specifications, together
with all necessary information, can be Obtained
upon application therefor at the ofnce OF the in
spector OF buildings Of he District Of Columbia
and bids upon these forms only will be co,,yid.
cred. The right 10 reserved to reject any and an
bids. Proposals must be Enclosed In an envelope.
sealed and Endorsed on the outside: .Proposah to
Construct Wagon Shed and Brick Wall and Re
constructing Stable in Square No, l75 Tor tha
District Of Columbia" JOHN W. ROSS. John
B. WIGHT. W. n. BLACK, Commixsioners, b. q
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sl3 18th ut, Sr.....4o.So
1917 q 81. Tor. 40. 20
1884 n Y av. l3r. offer
24O2 18th INV. 1Ir. 1000
Near Stott's sta
ton, DC. 11r. =. 80. 90
l4o5 2oih ST. Or. 1000
25lI Pa ave. Tor. 80. 90
Flat ). Il q Q. Or. 1890
125 18th NV. lsr. .sa.uo
.Sl $ 1t. lor. 5000
2ils lith st. Or. ...3. 50
2i2s &c 18th. Tor. 81 so
2s2o lith nv. Or. az 50
.a2 18th 81. Or. ....35.5o
lto6 II NV. Tor. 70 ~
Eo2 Il st. Tor. rs. 20
1912 n { st. Or. 81 10
3o2 r. Cap. Sad. 1r.:s 10
la2s 18th ct. Or. -s5 90
livs N ST. sr. .....35.vo
2d q y3l Pa nv. 300
1899 18th st. ar. 10. %
2od Y ST nw....-2S.3 3
S24 18th st tup,. Tr.I 90
Flat /. -BSo." 1r.25.oo
Up 1910 l4fh At. 6r. -. 90
So1 18th NV. 9r. -2a.ao
The Noosan pI. Tor. Is 20
oa2 9th 81 Sc. Sr. ..22.5v
Sli 11th. @ rms. - 80
iols Sth NV. Sr. 80
1856 l. st. Sr. .2J.Jo
lfi3 Pierce pl. ar. .20.v0
Up 81? \ u NV. sr..o 90
9lS Il sw, Or. 20 90
Sd q SSl Pa nv
tclub ruomsD. 80. 30 90
1902 Corcoran. Or. rs 30
las .9h NV. Or. Is 10
3l6 LIST Sc, 7r......l5. 81
4 s.s3 9Th NV. 3r. 1900
l4th st rd mr. Bright
wood Hotel. Or. 1900
l2l6 ! 81. Or 1880
2l272i 2s-3o LIST ct
sw, Or. each.
13i5 T. 1T, 5r....l2.sl
4tL d l42r Pa ave. .1V.oG
.. @ & ~ Watkins ST,
Chevy Chase. 5r. ca. 10. 90
NE cor SD & Pros
pect SITS. TO- 90
1921 + tshop rear loco
2. 3. @. 8 BaldHin's
row. bet ID. T.. lst&
ID SITS. 5r. each 500
lU24 Trinidad av. or
18th ST he. SOC
lio l. st So. ir..... GEO
ed houses, Offices. stores
ce.
IS J. FISHER & CO.,
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LADIES GOODS.

LADIES' TAILoR-MADE SUITS FINISHED IN
the most excellent manner. s'EIt euaranfeed
Furs altered Ut reduced rates dur1ne summer
months. e. HORGAN, Tailor and Furrfer 00e
Ut. w au1a-1m
MISS LAURA CADAlAN
Has opened her parlcrs for laiiies' hafraressIns
and shsmpoeing. Al kinds Of hair WORK mafs
celebrated Sarah Befrtardt hair Wayer md
carier. No more burning Of to hair. splits
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FOB KEsT-A nA1R CHANCE ron a PHYsi.
c4nn - rcDt IT, olDee and rezldenee q m old
estah1t1e4 phy.te3An q de eeufhenstern Sec
tlen e tne etys nns - p~ nnaeAs a-nA Can
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WANTED-ROOMS.

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FOR RENT
Mass av bet l4th
&l5th, per an 81. SEQ. 90
l2iI Pa ar. fine
lot. pvr an. 500. 90
l2lS la ay. fine
lot, per an. 500. 20
lo2S VT ay NV. ISL. 2,sa ID.
SO Conn ave. l2r. no 90
1872 VT nv. 2or. .2vO.oo
l022 VT ave. lir- Lao %
1898 Clifton. lar. .l25.o0
3oia 7 NV. lsr...125.O0
l4l Mass nv. lar. l25.0o
14l6 10th st. DIR. .l25.uo
1921 18th ST, l5r. rs. oo
q Dupont CIRCLE. lsr. offer
1901 18th NV. lir10o. 90
Takoina Park, Car
roll ave, l3r. loo. 90
1855 JefT'n pi, l2r. loo. 90
ZIG X st, l4r.... IS. 20
1880 l4th. s&d.1Tr. 80 33
1914 1en'n ri. llr. ~. 81
1436 N NV. l2r. so 90
10 DE Sales. l1r. 1900
ltS2 18th st, l1r. rs. 90
LIZ DeSalcs. llr. 1890
Carroll av. Takoma
Park, l4r.75 90
1il3 l NV. l2r. 90
Coo Nd ay ne. 14r.15.oO
162l 2ist nv. Tor. 1900
Soo1 18th st. Tor. Is. 90
1loi 9th st. l5r. IS. 20
iii lltb st. 13r. .65. 90
9ll 18th st, Tor. .6s. 70
3n2I y nw. l2r. .G5. 90
4g5 11th NV, 2r. .G5. 90
n20 10th st, l5r. .65. 90
tui l2th ST, Tor. :. Go. 90
s0o2 II st. Or. 80 90
lib 18TH NV, Or. Go. 90
Sl3 l2th ct. 12r. So. 40
ls21 18th, 9r. .s5. 10
1873 10Th nx. Tor. 90. 10
go 2oth NV. Tor. $500
2'2A r st. l2r. IS. 90
lte6 2ist st. = rms. a. 90
$40 u st. l2r. so. ou
IuT, III INV, st&dw 50 10
20l4 Hfilyer IL. l1r.5o. %
DIS Il nv, l5r- so 90
i'.f ti!iiyer III. iOr-5u. 40
2233 - st. Ter So. 90
18th Of ri nr Bright
wood Hotel. l2r. 80. 90
81. y \ nv. lir. $3.50
less 18th at, lor. Al. 20
lii3 - 81, 3r. ...ss. ~
ISIS + ct. Ter. $500
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and stables apply Ut oai
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613 d Of ne. 7rb. 20. 50
1907 Erie NV. Dr.. Is. 90
II Fattersea ne. or- 1870
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR KENT-10O6 X ST. NV, TWO FURNISHED
rooms with without board; family of adults;
reduced rates for summer; location central; refs.
exchanged It,
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FOR REST-11.1 14TH ST. NV, SEVERAL NICE
ly furnished ruoms, single suite; good table
If desired; transients accommodated; also elegant
rooms and location for doctor. ap3S-1me
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

1S9S BICYCLES DOWN TO $5o0-NEW 1SaR
Model Ladies' and Gents Bicycles are now being
sold on easy conditions how IS 90: Other
oulright at <l3.95 and high grade at Sl9 IS and
80. L, be paid for after received if you viii
eR. this M ice cut and send to SEARS ROE
BIck CO.. Chicago. they will send yoa their
ISIS Bicycle Catalogue and full particulars.
ari3-1m-3
FOR SALE-SINGLE TCBE TIRES % EACH
firtogy cycle repairs Of every description. J3l
t,,i st. CAPITAL CYCLE CO.'S new quarters.
49, 4De3D house in city. mh4-Atf
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y . M
May /, 9s, the stock III he reinove, 10 :s.,,;
iI,E ST. NV Inquire Of ID. ELLIS 2Sdb IIth
ST NV. or Sd and \ after 80 pm
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foi: SALE LUNCH ROOM: BEST LOCATION;
cheap rent: Will sell for haif its taken al
ore Address 1t Nil. Star Office. ap2s-3t
coal YARD. ENGINE BOILER SPLITTER.
elevator. scales. sheds. stable. Office &c; $40;
terms 10 suit If secured.
SALOON NEAR CENTER MARKET; PRICE,
81 s.p; daily receipts about Si0 old stand.
ap2'-3t FULTON L GORDON. Atlantic bldg
MILK RoUTE. 6o GALLONS. HORSE WAGON.
lee box &c: clearing about $10o monthly;
ap21-3t FULTON r.. GORDON. Atlantic bldg
LUNCH ROOM. $3.50. WITH OR WITHOUT %
ROOMS; cash register oak fixtures; paying busi-
hess. central n-w
ap27-at FULTON r. GORDON. Atlantic bldg,
THIS WILL BE YOUR LAST WEEK TO GET
your horses clipped for sI.-O at the ELECTRI-
CAL CllPPi<G WORKS. in alley bet 18Th and
FOR RENTnDk I.EASE- PHONE 9l4
Cor :Jh and + sts NV
That exceileatly located anI confirmed roa,
yard al 5i1 st ne; good stand for ice and
feed, we'll cos; low $3.50
JOHN L. WEAVER. Real Estate Officer
FOX RENT. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY AND
apartments; BIB Pa ave nv; nrst-class iocu-
ttpn for Of energy. Apply to, Piano ~ e
f00iils- 3i3 Pa ave aJ22-6t
Ar KAMsAY's- -
YOUR WATCH CLEANED sifL
WATCH MAINSPRiNG $1V.
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
nhS-od 1221 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-2O7. 2O9, 2l1 EAST CAPITOL ST.,
nicely fur, rooms, with good table; one square
from Capitol; four doors from Library; PER-
: nant and transient guests accommodated.
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