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lc, us hope. before e again stoops TO
those "cntangling alliances" Of which
tho Post speaks.
Since tho above was written we have
! been reading some interesting disserta-
| lions on the subject OF fusion in the
West. II was tried in California. and
the Los Angeles Weekly Herald, which
was party to the movement. confesscs
that fusion was a dismal failure in that
State. II says that I'm the campaign just
closed there were three elements operat-
ing IN the fusion organization. and in
making up the union ticket there were
friction and dissatisfaction so that the
fun strength OF the combination was not
pollcd. II is a matter OF history. adds
our contemporary. that fusion creates
more or less confusion. that the %organiza-
ton OF a single party can always be
made more perfect than that Of several
cooperating parties.
Again. we have a report on tho same
subject from the state Of Kansas. Chair
man Love. Of the Democratic state Com
mlttec. tells the Kansas City Times. n
Democratic newspaper. that in his judg-
ment any attempt in the future to unite
tho elements opposed 10 the Republican
party by fusion arrangements similar TO
those effected in the last six years will
be neither practicable nor feasible.
These are interesting confessions. and
they should have their weight. The
Democratic party, we say, must be every
thing or nothing. II cannot afford 20
lower its dignity by entering into tenn
porary agreements with small and in
significant parties with one idea. The
Democratic party must stand for all that
Democracy has stood for from the be-
ginning, or it must 80 down in ignominy
and defeat.
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Sacred Services at che Home.

Editor Ut The Times.
sir-The daily services at the Soldiers
Home from % TO b. ~. are gradually
producing much good fruit. and Dr. is very
encouraging t0 the aged Christians of the
Home 90 see that their RELIGIOUS efforts
are receiving the favor OF not only the
ministers throughout the city. but many
others who have thc welfare of the old
soldiers and the Homo generally reli-
giously az heart.
one of the most encouraging features
is that these Monday services continue
10 receive the increasing favor of the
C-ommandant and also the Board Of Nlsi-
tors. IL chcars the heart and greatly en-
couraees the old Christian veterans 10 see
members Of the Board come IN and take
part i'm these daily dcvotional exercises.
And such visits and earnest participa-
lion ora the part of certain members Of
the Board cannot De too often made.
Their sanitary influence upon the inmates
Of the Home Is very marked. God grant
that they may not only ne continued
but be more frequent.
The almost daily attendance OF certain
OF the minister's of the city is very help
ful. DR.. JnO. VIM. Jones. Rev. James T.
Cook. Rev. r.. NJ. Beckham. and others.
are frequently az these services. DIT.
ZONES preached twice last week. Thurs
dav and Friday. and again To-Day. The
salutary effect Of these frequent sermons
efiicaciously breaks into the ~deddenlnG
monotony OF the Home, d sets me old
soldier 10 more seriously preparing lot
the final change that awaits him IN the
near future. IN fact. these frequent ser
mons are slowly but surely infusing n
new and a better life into the Home.
lie, the good work go on. The ethical
irnnrovcmont IS very noticeable ana
should be encouraged in every way.
The Christian Crusaders have Deen DO
Ing an excellent work In the Home. they
come out every Wedneday al noon. aud
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SLIGHT AIi.take.

Lord Llttledough Cwho has got old
Cold1ash in a corner az the cluo)-Air.
ColdLash. your daughter is the idol Of
NV lie. the one hope and aim of my
eXistencc, Might dare hope that some
dav / may be permitted 10 call her
''wife?"
Mr.. Coldkash (astonishcd)-But, my
dear sir, | have no daughter.
Lord Littlcdough-Oh, pardon me,
Somebody told me that you had Let's
have a drinki-Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
ODETTE TYLER.

Tho following appears I'm the savannah
News.
Edito~ Morning News. In an article enc
titled "Won Fame and Fortune. d.il-
ing with "S~ayannahilus who have risen
10 prominent spheres I notice ln the
history YOU give of Miss Odc-tc Tyler,
several gldring mistakes. 10 is true That
sh1 was born in savannah. the youngest
daughter OF General Kirkland and grand
daughter of Noble a. Hardec. brother Of
General Hardce. True, that she made
quite % reputation on the STAGE True.
that She was engaged to Mr. lloWa,l
Could. but that hc settled upon hcr $780,
o9 and "a residence in New York city.
Is absolutely false. no southern geni.c
woman would accept any such gift from
a rejected sutton. and Mr. Gould knew
Miss Kirkland f3r too well 90 haye dared
90 make her such an onCT even. You
then state that "she married a. man
named Sheppard. the divorced husband
OF Mrs. Leslie Carter The gentleman
whom Miss kirkland married Is Mr.. r.
ID. Shepherd. OF SheDhCrdstOwn. ". Va.
lie hasn't even ever had a. speaking az
quain,ance with Mrs. Leslie Carter. and
was only married once before and from
that marriage was divorced by delth.
His first wife was Miss Marie Prescott.
the acress. rs Prescott and McClane."
they starred for several seasons, achieving
great success. Miss Prescott died some
five or six years aso, and since that time
Mr.. Shepherd has been living on his
estate. wild Goose" three miles from
She9herdstown. He took his bride there
a year and a half ago. At present they
arc preparing TO return " the ,sage. and
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sure SIGN.

ELLEN, has George come home from
school yet?' called Mrs. Snaggs 20 her
servant.
Yes. ma'am." came back the answer.
where is hop
II haven't seen him"
How DO You know, then, that he's
home?'
Because the cats a-hidin' under the
dresser. -~Skowhcgan Clarion.
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\ Noble young Man.

81 trust. sir. that you have not Bccn I'M
discreet enough 10 speak 90 my daughter
about marriage said the stern parent
10 The youth VINO had just asked for his
d~aughters hand.
Il have moi. sir. replied the youth.
.'but 1 was strongly tempted TO do 500 last
evening when she kissed me goodnight
on the steps. Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

Tellcr-Nly Uncle Groute is a very sar-
castle old fellow; painfully so at times.
Asl1ns-rhat so?
Teiler-Yes. / have just received tho
following telegram from him: Dear
NeDhew.-If you want to see yeur Cousin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

YEAST saw "A man throw a banana
kin ON the sidewalk to-day.
Crimsonbcak-Wcll. that ovens things
III. Law "a banana skin throw a man
ON the sidewalk ycstcrday-Yonkers
Statesman.
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FOR DISEASES OF THE LIVER
STOMACH AND KIDNEY

the Water Of the Greenbrier "hlte oai-
phur Springs IS the most valuable In
America. Purcell Ladd & Co.. WHOLESALE
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The Times Is always indebted 10 friends
who favor 1t with society items ana
personals. but must urge that all such
be sent over the signature OF the
sender.
All unsigned communications will be re-
jectec always.
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Amos for the las, time before he mar
rics. come at once. Puck.
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YELLOW

1 II AslsfsO
Our esteemed contemporary, the Char
| lotie q. c. Observer. roproduccs ~ its
editoial columns what the New YORK
Journal had TO say about the negroes and
whites in the Carolinas. and for its ~
Comment adopts the comment of The
Times on the Journals remarks, adding
that # all goes TO show that there are
no circumstances under which you can
tie to n yellow journal.
The Observer is quite right. The yell
low journal is always a candidate for
popularity. and is sure to Doe on the win
| ming side il fl can ascertain in advance
which side that is. The yellow journal is
not a leader but a follower. The fact OF
the business is that the only newspaper
| that the people can te TO SIS the news
paper which stands by its convictions, re-
g%ardless Of popular clamor.
one Of our soldiers at Manila has mar
rlcd a Filipino. and thus the cause of an-
n~exation gets it's first practical start.
ANYHOW the fate of the Maria Teresa IS
now a shore thing.
In soliciting contributions Old Coin
IS not liable 90 pass a Harveyized plate.
Judge Van Wyck IS an expert bicycler,
but he could not roll up "a majority.
The Sixth Virginia (colored) Regiment
seems to have struck its Cat Island at
last
When the War Department gets into The
game with Virginia # should refrain from
tampering with the kitty.
However divergent other things may be
the rainbow Eucs TO tho line.
Philadelphia ana Chicago may De called
upon TO redeem their peace jubilee tick
| cts at the box Office.
Secretary Ions has given word to crush
work on our warships. and it begins TO
look as if Spain was using kerosine TO
kindle a nre.
spain has more blind men than any
other nation. but well make Thorn an
see stars IL 'n'y arc "'' '"'
now.
pooso,,lts search for "sDotioes" mon
TO fiji the oihce7 sI'ulu "o' "'7I' '"''
they have one more cnanoe at january
lst resolutions.
The dear can give THANKS tomorrow
that college yeIis are JOSH ON '"'"i
rho cbrye,rthomum now is a blooming
success
rho ,r,~r,.r Coruoesmon are arrar-
.n. 81, r,.or. ,r tho SINGLE STANDARD
I'm the race for popularity tiirllr the
coming season 0F4"N' "o
likely to win by "a nose.
Ihe reports II'" ""' ""7
clearly show that 60 good heavy arinor ls
ter.
7--.,--,- r--l---,.i, .1i-
iio"' ""'''"
torial this year VIII pfo'ini9 Hol D'
brought down 90 the year INaS.
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TIMES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK SrkEETSs
RICHMOND. VA.

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ed IN two parts-One doIar a yea -
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All subscriptions w aail payable In ad-
vance. Watch The lgOcl on your paper. II
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new before the paper Is stopped.
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sOTTMEEN ~TE0NNEss.

The reports or now industries in the
Southern States received by tine Chattj-
nooes Tradesman durius the week ended
November leth include. among the more
important. "a S50.010 company in Texas To
make acCtyleue gas machines, "a canning
factory and ID cigar factory at Georgia
points. "a $1,000 coal and coke company
in West virginia. m $4,000 coal company
iu the Birmingham district. a $50 900 cote
tom mill in North Carolina; 70 CDtt0n-sccd
oil muI 30 Texas. au electric lght plant
iu South Carolina. "a c0tton-sccd oil mill
in Texas. au eiectric-iielt plant in South
Carolina. Touring mills az North Caro-
lima and Kentucky towns: "a $4,000 furul-
tIre factory in North Carolina. an joe
factory in Louisiana. "a $4,000 land ANA
Improvement company boz Virginia. lum-
ber mills Boo North Carolina and Arkansas.
and % m.uiue company boz tho latter State
"a $4,000 phosphate plant in Tonnes 'o
telephone systems boz Tenne and Ken
lucky; and q wagon factory in Virginia.
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FINE HORSE SHOEING

To Ny Friends and the Public:
You viii hnd me at the old stand. 1909
WEST BROAD. whore you can have YOUR
horses sh0d and clipped by eXgeriencea
mon. Entire satisfaction guaranteed IN
c~llpplng Or money refunded.
nola DUNCAN LIVINGSTONE
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,~,hably will %, seen here On Shsk~
e.oarcan roie) This coming sprlne.
EMMA HAMILTON BULLOCK.
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THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY PRINT
ED ABOUT EVERY TEN Dh1S;
THEREFORE,. DO NOT FEEL NEA
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THE RULE OF THIS PAPER No. ~
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THE DAILY TINES Is served by carrlers
on their own account In this city and
Manchester for 10 cents a week. WhSh
paid weekly. but 50 cents per month,
when paid monthly. by mail, outside
OF Richmond. 30 cents a month; %3.w d
y-ear-anywhere IN the United STATES
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MANCHESTER BUREAU. l12i HULL
STREET.
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PETERSBURG AGENT,
MRS. s. c. HUTCHINSON, LOMBARD
STREET.
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one Of our soldiers at Manila has mar
ricd a Filipino. and thus the cause OF an-
~noxation gets its first practical start.
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A cable from London announces that
"Sir George Baden-Powcn is lying az the
point of death" Most men, however tell
tbe truth at that time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

The West Virginia Legislature is in %
high state of evolution which may turn
out almost amy kin of an old Senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

Roosevolts search for "spotlcss' mon
To fiji the Offices SHOULD not begin until
they have one more chance at January
1st resolutions.
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Clara have died as a result of the recon-
centrado order. Whole families died
died simultaneously, he said. and mothers
prayed that their children might be re-
leaved by death.
Full reports of the rioting in Havana
last January. sent by telegraph by Gen.
Lee, are included in the correspondence.
on January Il Gen. Lee received a ci-
pher dispatch fro.a Assistant Secretary
Day, instructing him to maintain fire.
quent communication with the United
States squadron at Key West as to state
of affairs in Havana. Gen. Lee on Feb
ruary 10 telegraphed the State Depart
ment that Blanco had returned from his
tour of The provinces, and there were
rUmors that demonstrations against him
were to be made in Havana. IL think
him an excellent man. but in an unfor-
tunate position" added the consul gen
eral.
Gen. Maxine Gomez's representations
to President Mckinley form part of the
official correspondence transmitted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-11

Maerzen, Senate, Extra Pale and Lager
beer and Heurich's Sparkling Stock Ale
are Heurich's exclusive brews. Phone
Arlington Bottlirg Co. for bottled beer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-11
NAVAL ORDERS.
Changes Affecting Men Who Fight on
ships.

The following naval orders were issued
today:
Lieut.. ]. T. Smith, detached from the
Enterprise and ordered to the Yosemite
April 1S
Lieut.. H. c. Poundstone, detached from
the Bureau of Ordnance and ordered to
the Yosemite. April Is.
Lieut.. II. Z. Jones. detached from the
Bureau of Equipment and ordered to
the Yosemite. April 49,
Ensign A. I. Chester. detached from the
Frank, April 10. and ordered to the Yose-
mite same day.
Commander c. H. Davis, detached as
superintendent naval observatory and
ordered to Command the Dixie, April IS
Lieutenant G. A. Merriman, detached
from the Naval Academy and ordered "a
the Dixie as executive officer, April IS
Naval Cadet X. c. Castleman. detached
from the Frank, April Is, ordered to the
Dixie same day.
Naval Cadet G. b. Rice. detached from
the Frank, April IS, ordered to the Dixie
same day
Commander ]. NJ. Miller, detached from
the navy yard at New York ordered TO
command the Merrimac
Naval Cadet c. p. Burt, detached from
the Naval Academy, and ordered at
once to the Minneapolis.
Commander w. III. Brownson, detached
from the board of inspection and sur
vey, and ordered to the Yankee, April
IL.
Lieut.. j. Hubbard, detached from the
navy yard at Portsmouth. n. H., and or
dered to the Yankee, as executive Of
ficer, April Is.
Ensign ]. r. Y. Blakely, detached from
the Lancastarian Academy and ordered
to the Yankee, April Is.
Lieut.. n. A McCully, detached from
the Vermont and ordered to the Yankee
April 13.
Lieut.. c. NJ. Knepper, detached from
the st. Mary's and ordered to the Yam
kee, April 13.
Commander C. J. Train. detached from
the Fourth Lighthouse district to settle
accounts and ordered to command the
Prairie.
Lieut.. ]. B. Milton, detached from the
Vermont and ordered to the Prairie as ex-
ecutive officer.
Lieut.. G. NJ. Stoney, detached from the
Vermont and ordered to the Prairie
Lieut.. r. L. Russell, ordered to the
Prairie, April b.
Ensign b. b. Mccormick, detached from
the War College and ordered to the Prai-
RE.
Lieut.. C. F. Pond. detached from the
X.
to the Lebanon as executive officer
Commander j. @. Eaton, detached from
the command of the Enterprise, ordered
to command the Lebanon.
Passed Assistant Engineer S. II. Lemord
jr-s detached from the Enterprise ordered
to the Scorpion.
Commander w. H. Emory, detached as
a member of the Board of Inspection and
Survey and ordered to command the Yo-
semitic, April Ii.
Lieut.. N. Sergeant, detached from the
Board of Inspection and Survey and or
dered to the Yosemite as executive officer,
April Is.
Lieut.. w. G. Cutler, detached from Tia
Wilmington, ordered to the Yankee, April
Is.
Lieut.. ]. A. Dougffherty. detached from
the navy yard at New York, ordered TO
the Prairie.
Lieut.. w. G. Hannum, detached from
the command of the Leyden, ordered TO
the Wilmington.
Acting Boatswain ]. w. Angus, to com.
mand the Leyden.
Naval Cadet c. l.. Leiper, detached
from the Brooklyn, and ordered to the
Yosemite. April IL.
Lieut.. r. M. Doyle, detached from the
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scbl.r.s Death Accidental.

1t is believed that Christian Schlag.
who was found dead in the Eastern
Branch, met death accidentally from an
overdose of morphine, taken to alleviate
suffering from govt OF the, stomach. Cor
oner Carr yesterday gave a certificate
of death accordingly. The deceased left
home two weeks ago, and at the time
had about him quantity OF morphine
pills. which he used as a medicine. It
appears that he took too many and wan
dered in a semi-conscious condition into
the bushes on the Eastern Branch,
where he died.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-11
CITY BREVITIES.

Laura Grant and Hattie Bell. both coll
Ored, charged with the larceny Of $50
from Miss MeFtie Thomas on January
9th last. were held by Judge KimbaH to-
day for their appearance before the grand
jury in $500 bond.
The members Of the bicycle squad Of
the Metropolitan police force are keeping
a close watch on the violatOrs of the
handle bar regulation. Two offenders
were run in by officer Duvan on Satur-
day. but forfeited collateral by falling to
appear and answer the charge.
Fffty-seven persons. twelve Of whom
were women. arrested by the police DUR
ing Saturday and Sunday. were tried in
the Police Court today. FOrty-six OF
those arrested were charged with disOr-
derby conduct and being drunk on the
streets. The others were charged with
larceny or assault for which they paid
the penalty In fine or imprisonment.
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Alliance, and ordered to the Dixie, April

Alliance, and ordered to the Dixie, April
IS.
Naval Cadet II. C. Bisset, detached
from the Texas, and ordered 10 the
Yankee, April -.
Naval Cadet A. W. Marshall detached
from the Massachusetts and ordered to
the Yankee April Is.
Naval Cadet W. l.. Iittlefield, detached
from the Massachusetts and ordered to
the Prairie. April IL.
Naval Cadet J. Il. Henry. detached from
the Brooklyn and ordered at once to the
Prairie.
Lieut.. Comdr. c. T. Forse, detached
from navy yard at New York and order
ed to take charge of the third district
mosquito fleet at Lewes, Del.
Lieut. Comdr. w. II. Reeder. detached
from the command of the St. Mary's and
ordered 10 take charge of the fourth dis
trict mosquito fleet at Fort Monroe.
Comman der y. Goodwin, superin-
dent Naval Observatory, Washington.
Naval Cadet 2. Washington ordered TO
the Vermont at once.
Naval Cadet \. T. Crenshaw ordered to
the Vermont at once.
Naval Cadet G. S. Lincoln, detached
from the Monadnock and ordered at once
to the Vermont.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-11
Ammunition for warships.

Tampa, Fla, April 1.-two cars of am
munition marked in flaming red letters
"dyna mite" and "gunpowder' arrived
here today consigned to the fleet at Key
West.
The Mascotte, which arrived here last
night is still at Port Tampa, but on ac-
count of being a passenger ship, will not
take the ammunition unless especially Or
dered to do so by the Government
The steamers Olivette and Margaret are
still respectively at Key West and Ha-
vana and the only available ship on wbtch
to ship the supplies is the Florida. now en-
route from Mobile TO this place.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-11

Drink Heurich's Maerzen beer il you
wish the best.
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Nntin- for the Clock.

The vote for the clock to be given 10 the most
popular Congressman at noon today stood as ioi-
lows Gallinger l43, Reed Isl, Mcmillan l63,
Hit l25, Gray l0l, FRYE g, Hanna IA New
lands 10, Quigg 81. Burrows 5S, Bartholdt SIS.
Stewart 46, Dingley "a, Brewster L, Vest 25,
Cullom IS, Foote 10, Burnett 6, Mcclellan 6,
White 81 Wolcott ], Elkins $50, Proctor %,
Teller %. Quay 49, Allison g. sayers 26, Chand-
Ter 2s. Platt 10, Boutelle L, Pierce S, Murphy
p, Wheeler SO, Clark CIo) 20, Hale s, Spooner
As. Davis AZ. Thurston o. Olmstead 80, Foraker
l0l. Fairbanks los, Sprague Is, Wetmore 10 Dali
eel 2s Henderson Al, JOY 10. Cockrell Il, Dins-
more 10, Wellington %. Penrose >, Warren Il,
German 10. johnson Qnd) Ia, Aldrich 49, Mon
ey %, Wadsworth %. Bailey 30, Burleigh l6,
Mantle H. Babcock 5, McEHery 4, Cousins H.
Morrill, 10, Daniel II, Main l. Howell 4, Skin
ner l.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-11
Woman Razor User Sentenced.

There was razor party in O'Neil's
alley on Sunday afternoon, in which
Maria Gordon. coIored. took a prominent
part. 1t was testified that she welded
a black handled razor until she was tired.
so Judge Kimball. who heard the case
this morning. sent her to Jail for sixty
days that she might rest up.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-11

During the year of ~ treated and cured
nearly three thousand cases-our honest dealing
has made us many friends.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-11

500 To $4,000 TO loan on D. c. Nd. and Va
real estate; also on STOCKS bonds. insurance
policies and second trusts, builders loans. HALL
& JUSTICE, 613 St ap93t
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MONEY TO LOAN at the lowest rates Of interest,"
on improved and unimprOved property in tbs
District OF Columbia; no delay beyond exam
st. fe3-tf
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MONEY LOANED On household furniture pianos,
etc. without removal; business confidential.
E. L. MCGOWAN. Room H. 14l9 st. NV. app I'm