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THE FALLS CHURCH CARNIVAL.
A Successful AFFAIR, With Tw" Slight
stishaps.

The bitterly cold weather did not deter
the. citizens Of Falls Church. Va, from en-
joying their scheduled sleighing carnival
Yesterday. although the attendance was not
as il would have been under more agree
able atmospheric conditions. Several hun
dred people gathered TO participate in the
affair and were well satisfied with what
they saw There were nearly one hundred
sleighs in line, embracing many comical
and original devices. These furnished
great deal Of amusement for the merry
makers.
The carnival was marred by two mis-
haps. neither Of which. however, was at
tended By serious results. Or. p. 7. Quick,
the marshal of the parade, was knocked
down and run over by boy on horseback
and bruised about the limbs, but Nc bones
were broken. The fouT-horse turnout OF
f. r. Merry also became rnmanaseabie
after the carnival and rushed through the
streets, demolishinE a lamp-post in its
tight. The occupants were dumped into
the snow, but, though badly frightened.
were not injured.
To the contestants N the parade twelve
prizes were awarded, as follows: For the
best one-horse turnout, first prize, NJ. Il.
Church; second prize, George T. Mankin.
For the best two-horse turnout, first pTlze.
D. B. Patterson; second prize, DIR. p. T.
Quick For the best two-seated sleigh,
first prize, c. ID. Chaplin; second prize, W.
E. Parker and E. J. Jacobs. For the best
four horse turnout, first prize, E X. Mer-
ry For the best trade display. first prize.
Stump Taylor; second prize. Joseph Burk-
hart For the most comical and original
turnout, first prize II. II. Stott. who rode
on a coal scoop; second prize. Blank
Moore. of Merrifeld. The judges were w.
II. Nowton, W. II. Lynch, and J. y. New
ton
After the carnival there was a trial OF
speed among the many horses in the pa
rade. E. r. Merry winning the first award
and Ernest Kirby second. The public
schools were suspended for the day and
the pupils participated in the carnival, rid
ing in four-horse sleighs.
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EXAMINING THE NEW CODE.
justices Cole and Bradley Partici.
pale in "a Conference.

The business in the Criminal Courts Of
the District was suspended yesterday in
order that Presiding Justices c. c. Cole
and Andrew c. Bradley might attend the
conference Of the Legislative committee OF
The Bar Association, which is examining
the new code OF laws for the District pre-
pared b. Justice Walter s. Cox OF Equity
Court 80. /.
The conference last until p. IN, and will
be continued this morning. Justices Cole
and Bradley, however. viii not be present
III the consultation today, as they have
made assignments for the trial of several
cases in the courts over which they pre-
side
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WANTED -By a oolored girl, situation as gen
cral hou,cworker in small family. Address
10 q It. sw. 1t
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Enr In Griune

Thomas Whitfield Co, 2i0 Wabash ave.
corner Jackson St, one Of Cilieaso's oldest and
Iuost prominent druggists, recommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for Ia grippe, as IL not
only gives a prompt aud complete relief, but also
counteHacis any tendency Of Ia grippe TO result
in .ne1monia. For sale by Henry Evans, Whole.
sale and Retail Druggists, aas st. NV, and
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND sTREETs
7;5o A NJ wEEs DAYS PITTSBURG En-
PHESs-Par!or Aid Dining Cars Harrisburg to
Pittsburg
man Sleeping. Dining. Smoking. and observl-
tion Cars Harrisburg 10 Chicago. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis. St Louis. Cleveland. and Toledo.
Bufe. Parlor Car to H1rrisnury
1850 4. n. FAST / IISE-PulIHsn Bufe. pariOr
Ear 20 Harrisburg. Buffet Psrior Car Harris
.s s1rT 70 rinstgrg;
PREsS-Sieeping Car Washington to St. Louis.
and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
lnd,anspolis, St Louis. Nashville (via Cincin-
I;eo p; NJ WESTERN ExPREss-PuIlm1n Sleep
ing rar to Pit;sburs anu Chicago Dining cas
5:2o p. " SOUTHWESTERN ExPREss-puli.
man sleroinS Cana Washington to Pittsburg
snf Harrisburg to St Louis. Cleveland. and
cincinnati Dining Car. Connects fer Louis-
10 40 PACIFIC EXFRESs-Pullnan Sleep
ing Car to Pittsbur=.
$50 A; M-For Kane. Canandairua. Rochester.
anu Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday.
1850 a. N.-For Eiriira and Remove. daily. ex.
sept Sunday. For wilIiamsrart. taiiy. $50
$50 P. M-For willian.por,. Rochester, Erie,
i5uDaio and Niagara Fails. daily. except Satur-
.aa'' .' with sireping Car Washington to Roches-
1910 p. N.-Fcr Erie, canand,igu., Rochester.
buffalo. and Niagara Fails daily P,hlrsan
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester Satur-
For r-hiIadeIphiu. New York auI
the East.
900 r. ~ CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
oaiiy; all Par.cr Cars, with Dining Car from Bal
timofe Regular At 800 Dining Carr. 7:sO. 7:5o.
s;O. i1;o Dining Carr. ard IL 90 (Dinins Ca,
Dining car from Baitiuoie>. G:5G. 1905. and
10 p NJ On SUNDAY. I;co Dining Carl.
.:2o, poo; Hoo Dining Car from Whining
,eIl A VI, l2:l5. 3:I5. 4:so Dining Car from
Baitiniore): $50. 1904. and 11;50 P. VI. For
Ihiladelphia only. Express, 1915 r. ~ week
Gays 2:ol and $40 P; NJ. daily:
! Fo Boston without change. 7:50 A. N. week
Gays. and s:20 +. N. daily
For Baltimore 6:2O. 7.Oo. 7:a6. 75o 300, 1000.
ss os' IA u 100 2, "A NJ i,,i Els l2;.5 ls:5s s9
$50. 7:2t. 1000. 1870 li:i5. and 80 T. ".
On Sundays. 200. 7:2o. 2:e0. s:o5. 1850. ll:oo.
A. ~; 1s:I5. lis. 2:0I. s:I5. $50. (t:0o Linn
anil 1l:50 p. b.
For Pope's Greek Line. 7:5o A. ". and i:s8 P. NJ
For Annapolis. 700. 500 A. NJ. Ia:I5 and $50
~ daily except Sunday. Sundays. 900 n
" and $40 7; N.
! aud Port Tampa, 6:2O P. N. weekdays: Express
.:so A. NJ. s:is p. N. daily; Richmond only
Richmond and Seaboard Air Line. 500 I. ~
| daily. Accommodation for Quantico. 7.i5 A.
| H. daily. and as P N. weekdays.
| .easnOre Connections.
| For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River Bridge.
| aii-rzil routel. 3:l5. G:0J Congressional Lin
ited'') p. n. daily, via Market Street Wharf.
1000 and II 100 4. II /; 12:i5 T. ~ week days:
| I1:50 ~ daily.
! For Cape May. Il:Oo 4. n week days. 1l;50 P.
| II daily.
| Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and G. Streets.
| and at the Station. Sixth and Streets. where
| orders can be left for the checking OF baggage
| to destination from hotels and residences.
| Telephone call iii1 for Pennsylvania Railroad
| Cab Service.
| J. q HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
| General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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Call for seni-monthly Bulletin
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Real Estate Broker and Aucsions
FOR sALE-NoRTHEAsT.

WASHINGTON D. c., PoSTOFFlCE NOTICE
Should be read daily. as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedule OF clOsin,s is ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending February
II. the last connecting closes will be mada from
this Office as follows:
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uonorabIe discharge. Granted.

President Mckinley yesterday honor
ably discharged the following army Off
GERS from the service of the United States:
Majors Aurelis Palloues, Eugene l.. Swift,
and George E. Lyons, and Lients. James T.
Hardy and Charles Drumming.
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FOR RENT-sUDURBAN.

FOR RENT-An elegant house; s-room and
bath; good water; at Lakeland. Nd
eight miles from Washington. ON the Bal!
timore and Chic RairoaG: one b!ock from sta
ton; fare about 6 cents trip. and only two
blocks from new electric railroad; rent Tor wln
ter Sl2, summer Sli. e S. NEWMAN, lhh +
81. or ]. c. HDNNETT. NDerWyn. Nd ltl9.f
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FOR HIRE.

sl.Oo-FULL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE, $780, at
JULIUS CoHEN'S. 1loi 9Th st. NV. ial-ti
FOR HIRE-iiorses. buggies. and daytons, SIS
and - per day 10 drummerI and business
men. PRESTON'S STABLES. sth lud sis. NV
phone 9l5 2. no22-t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHhNGE-If you want to trad" your
country or suburban properties for city hous. $
or lots send full particulars to ABRAHAM
FISHER, 5l2 l. st. NV. fe+-9it-em
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TYPiGW WRITER'S.

1YPEwR RIERS cleaned, oiled, and delivered, al.
makes s.; send postal TYPEWRITER ES
, IIANGE 1905 L Ct. ial2-2mo3
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WALL PAPER.

OF COURSE, WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on
anv Painting YOU want done Our prices
are always lowest for the finest work. We paper
rooms with rich handsome. stylish paper Tor
only - Up. Best work. L. C.. NoLTE, SO 9th
St No BRANCH feSu
ROOMS PAPERED, So up; the only paperhanger
in the city giving written guarantee with all
work; samples brought: lowest prices for best
painting; send postal. WM. v MAHOSEY, 1880
L ST. Sc, AEacosIia branch. llS Pierce ST.
lali-2mo-Su
FIRST CLASS paperhlnsing; Sl.!5 up:
samples brought. ". T. HUNT. 72s 10Th st.
NV. iSlsImo
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FOR RENT-PINSOS.

FOR RENT Piano; handsome upright; nice
tone: will rent very reasonable to rsspun-
sbIc patty to save storage; uEuyr uut ut city.
Can be seen at l5l1 king;HJn place. fsln 81
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RAILROADS.
Washington Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
From stntion. 13 l.: st. and ia Ave.
In Eject November I, ISoS.


For heSardr week dsys $50. ':0i. II:35.
eco s:S5. $50 9;a5. 1000. Hoo. il:5.
4 ". x1s o5, I2;2o l;l4. las. x2:Oi. e:i0. s:sS.
yS;59. yi:i5 1.5O. sos. N5:2o $50. xs;oi. 0:so.
p. VI.
Sundays rs. 900. e.Is. 1890, n:ij. A.
". 300 nooa. le:45, iso e:l5. 500. s:45. t:2o
5:l5, 800. ei5 $50. s:i5. $40. io;oo n;-o.
and ii:5O +
for Mount vcrrap. wee, aays. $50. 500. Do,
,sd IL % Y. 12.c5 i:Is s:oI. s:lo s:ss. 7;es'
snadiy.s- o:Ca \ NJ. 200 noon. s:i5. s;s
c =. and 500 r. "
ser trlingfoa AID Aquedre, Bridge. week days
80 SO l0;oG. HOO \. ". Iis;05. ,s:zo:
y ~, 2.oi. 49,. i.l5 $50 s:94. 5:Sd. and 81"
Sunday, ,;ts s.so. a.t5. Io.sn. and HIS \
y. !5;e1 neca- I2:l5. I:ao. 2:i5 SEQ, 5;i5. i's.
%, geo. -. 7.so. aud s:I5 r. NJ
70 PsvHc Street only
RIO AriirStoa only
NEyp-rss.
Parcels earriSd OF all trains Baraas- checked
O. L ABBOT. i. COLNIN.
President Superintendent
nnI-f,
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RAiI.ROADS.
Washington & Great Falls Electric
Railway Co.

cs, uiil leave George;own Cuion Station,
every 50 minutes from $50 to sea q. m. and
from q. NJ. to I2 y. NJ Returning. leave Cabin
John Bridge every 30 minutes from 5;2o to So;
a. m. and from e. 10 Is Q. m. or ohenef
as traffic demands
FL FOWLER. Superintendent
roIe-t'
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

SPRING Is COMING, with rising prices. You
can get a lot 25Nl25 for $3.50 Great Fails
Electric Railway. within District, on monthly
payments: get one while cheap; booklet cx-
plains. CLARK BROS. COS 18th st. NV.
ja95-I,po
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iisOPOS SAILS.

PROPOSALS tor tin roofing Kcrnin'S Lyceum
Theatre are invited. For further infnrma-
ton apply at BON OFFICE. fel0-St
PROPOSALS FOR QUARRYlNG AND CRUSHING
ST0NE-Oficc OF the Commissioners, District
of Columbia, Washington. February 3 lsG9.-
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
fee until u O'CLOCK NOON ON SATURDAY,
MARCH 4. lSo0 for quarrying and crushing stone.
Blank form Of proposal, specifications, and all
. necessary information may be obtained at the
office OF The Engineer Commissioner D. C.. JOHN
p. WIGHT JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING ii.
BEACH. Commissioners d. c. iei6texSu
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FOR RENT-TYpEWrRITEn.

FOR RENT-Typewriters. at special prices with
privilege Of purchase; ask to see tie Jewett;
come in and do your typewritins; terms mod
crate NEWMAN'S. Gll Tth ST te20-3moJ
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MORE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

MORE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
015 st. 81, GOO
6$i st. 500
st, bet. Sd and 4th SITS. ne. Or brick. -. $3.50
7th ST.. near G. st. Sc. brick. n. M j.. 6r... 2.3Ol
St bet 5th and 9th stS., brick. a. m. l.. 5000
2-story corner brick. Navy Place sc........ 551
: brick houses good location, for ALL. $500
South Carolina ave-, bet. 9th aud 9TH SITS.
Sc. 7r, a. m. Observation-Disclosures. 3,coO
81 st. Sc. sr and stable, brick. .......... 1900
n. j. ave, large frame house and lot
2lxllj fect................... Loo
3 alley houses, frames. sr., rent ST. per mo. $40
Apply to JOTIN H. o'DoNNELI. SO2 Pa. ave.
Sc. Capitol Hill fe0-3t
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Address c. ", this office. ieIJat
WANTED Refined white tenant healthy, quiet
neighborhood: sl5.21; house open; perfect
condition. l225 4th st. NV. fel0St
FOR RENT-,sI Missouri ave. 9th st. de-
pot. IL rooms and bath; H. NJ. l.; I22 Ith
st. NV. store and dwelling. j. y. WALKER,
ass La ave, Room IL. tes-5t-eni
FOR RENTING best siA-rVom ard bath bsJ-wtn'
dow brick dwelling in this city for the price
$3.50 per month: papered throughout: heated
by latrobes: large closet in each room large con-
crete yard all ned. iinps. and in frst.clas5 re-
pas. Is05 l-2 Sd st. nv; house open 70. inspec.
ton. SAUL. Real Estate. 1855 !th St NV.
de-. II
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FOR RENT-aOUSEs.


FOR RENT-Furnished house in northwest;
rooms and bath; well furnished; terms, SO
cash or $50 ard board and room for person.
Address G. W. this office. fel0-3t
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rou sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

EOV SAIE--RORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-Onc hay mare and black horse;
cheap; must be sold at once. - St NV
iclU-3t
FOR SALE-Gay mare, Nellie: suitable ior lady
or family use also dayton and harness 300
G st. NV. fcp-7t
FOR SALE Two large, sound horses; 50 and
so; trial given; big bargains. Call after
o'clock. 2l3S | st. fcSitcm
FOR SALE OR HIRE-Slcighs, horses, skates for
wagons. 1910 Ohio NV. fcsS st
FOR SALE Horse. harness and builders wagon.
Apply 1895 st. Sc fcsGt
FOR sNLE-one platform spring wagon; shifting
top; suitable for butcher; pole and shafts;
also single harness. so =. NV. fr7 stem
FOR sN.E-Two good horses; one very speedy;
$50 and $40 each. i.J st. NV. lie. 3t-cm
'----------------------
FOR RENT-sToHES.
FOR RENT New store; 80 feet deep; French
plate front; modern improvements; in Of
the hest business locations in city; splendid open
ing Tor shoe storc, grocery, eating house. tailor,
or most any business; rent only So per month.
Addros, THDRUuGHFARE, this office. ici0St
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ROOMS AND BOAND.
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Good live men in every locality, to
represent large manufacturing company and
introduce their goods; steady employment and
large income in good Legitimate business assured
to men that are honest and willing to attend
to business; references required. Send self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope for reply TO THE REX
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 22s Chartres ST..
New Orleans. La. feI.lmO
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FOR SALE-Livery stalse; II heavy carriages, Il
horses, buggies, etc.;7 monthly hiring re-
ceipts about 5000. FIp1oN r. GORDON, At
lantic Building. EF felO-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR StLE-Bicycic business; established and
paving; attractive corner; complete repairing
outfit: investigation solicited. DUNLAP, 90i
ST. iclU-3t
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WANTED-A white boy, Is or II years old to
make himself useful. Apply between and
a. m, g3I la. ave. NV. 1t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Advertisements under this head
will he inherited for one cent . w ord
for each insertion.

WANTEn-Bright young Office boy. Call ROoS
81 Metzerott BuiIding lIi0 st. NV. L
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FOR sALE-BICYCIES,

FOR SNLE-lsgD Niagara bicycle: slightly used;
for best offer VIII sacrifice. II. y. nEATON.
$40 Pa. ave fc9-3t en-
RIDERS. ATTLNTION.-We have received Or
ders from our headquarters to close out the
balance of our ls1s high hgradc bicycles at a sac
riice, as low So and slightly used. Call
and be convinced Single tube tires. mcchln.
ically put on, sL50. NEW YORK CYCLE co.
i2i 9th ST. nv. fe5-1t
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LOST.

tUUND-Ice cream No. /: absolutely pare;
none better: 0cc per gallon: bricks 81.
IACFY'S. COZ n. Y. ave. de2-ti
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALE.

for each insertion.
WANTED-By a colored girl situation as gen
cTal h0u-cworler in small family Address
10 q II. ". 1t
WANTEp-By young colored woman, general
holrrewnrk in small private family: city RET
T. e. les - Il. Sc. Il
WANTED by colored woman place as cham
bcr1uaid cook. lilo 2Ist St NV. fclU9t
WANTED by colorcd woman, washing to do
at home out; first-class work. Address
407 Washington -. NV. feg.2t-em
WANTED By competent woman. place as iaun.
dress; willing to do plain sewing. 1928 p st.
NV. Item
WANTED By experienced dressmaker, good cut
ter and filter, work in private houses. Ad-
dres- iluBSON, this Office. fc9-3t
WANTED BY respectable coIored woman, place
as elanbcunaid. 1887 lIth st. NV.
WANTED BY reliable colored woman with
child place 10 do housewOrk; will work
cheap address II Liberty st. ics st
WANTED-By respectable white woman with 0
yoars experience, place in grocery store.
1892 5th ne. fe7-3t-em
WANTED-By colorcd woman place 10 cook and
do general housework. 2iSs T. st. NV.
fe7-at-em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

Adv ertisements under this hcnd
will be inserted for one cent l. word
for cnch insertion.
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Ano,h.r Religion. Seer.

Francis Nichols. OF Minnesota, who
has organized religious sect called
the Brethren in Christ, says that all
the human race, except the 10000 in
his sect. will be eternally lost. The
property of the communicates Is
placed in common fund. of which
Nichols has charge. All funerals of
members of the sect must be under
his direction, and his travelling ex-
penses are, of course, borne by the
mourners. Those who desire to keen
in the kingdom" must abjure all dis
play in dress and all ornaments are
forbidden. The members must not
have any friends who are not in the
kingdom, and this rule is said to he
one of the most severe of all on the
women. No tie of relationship is rec
ognized. and persons in ones own fam
lily must be Stunned IL they are out
side the kingdom.
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pipe from its owners horrified mouth
and places It In his own.
"Smokin' OF pipes" he vouchsafes In
condsmnAtory explanation. is onele-
CANT an degradin'. an don't you do 1t
no more in my presence. I'm mighty
sensitive that away about pipes an
| don't aim to tolerate 'em none what
ever"
He sits putting and gazing at the
tourint, while the latter stands dumb
ly staring, with a morsel Of ravished
meerschaum still between his lips.
A Chinaman, yoluminously robed.
emerged from the New York store.
whittier he had been drawn by dint OF
SOAP.
Whatever is this Mongol doin' in
camp. I'd like for to know?" inquiries
Navajo Joe, dIsdainfully. Il shore
leaves orders when I'm here last for
the immejit removal of all sech. I
wouldn't mind It. but with strangers
vIsitin' us this away 1t plumb morti-
fies me to death"
Then comes a short, emphatic utter
apee OF a slx-shooter. A puff Of
smoke vanishes quickly in the hot air,
and the next census will be short one
Asiattc.
In a moment arrives brief order
from Enright, the chief OF the vigil
once committee, to Jack Moore. That
gentleman proffers Winchester and
the request to surrender simultaneous
ly. Navajo Joe. realizing fate, at once
accedes.
"of course, gents" says Enright.
apologetically. as he convenes the
COMMITTEES in the New York store. Il
don't say this Joe is held for beefin'
the Chinaman sole and alone. The fact
is he's been hayin' mighty sight too
gay a time of late. an so l think it's
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NAVAJO JOE.

Navajo Joe Is out OF luck. Ordln-
srily his vagarles are not regarded In
Wolfvilie. His frequent appearance
In Its single street In a voluntary ex-
hibition OF nice feats OF horsemanship,
coupled with an exhibition OF pistol
shooting. In which old tomato cans
and passe beer bottles perform as tar
gets. has hitherto excited no more
baleful sentiment in the Woifviiie
bosom than disgust
Bet today It is different. Camps
like individuals, have moods. AT TINS
time Wolfville is experiencing wave
Of virtue. II may have been exeitea
by the presence OF a pale party Oh
eastern tourists. Just now abiding ~
the o. X. hotel; gentlemen which the
rather sanguine sentiment OF WoifNihe
credits with meditating an investment
Of treasure in her rocks and rills. BUT
whatever the reason. wolfville virtue
Is certainly aroused. which makes IL
bad day for Navajo Joe.
The angry sun smites hotiy In the
deserted causeway OF WolfYilie- Inc
public Is within doors The Red Lign'
saloon is striving nightly. Navajo
Joe. rendering himself prisoner TO
Jack Moore. rescue or no rescue. has
by order OF that sagacious body been
conveyed by his eaptors before the
vigilance committee and is about TO De
tried for his life.
What was Navajo Joe's Immediate
crime7 Certainly not a grave one
Ten days before It would have hardly
earned n comment. He has killed
ChlnzmAn. Here Is the story:
-Yera comes that prairie dog Navajo
Joe. all spraddIed OUT says Dave
Tut.
III looks like this camp can never
Assoome no Rire.- remarks Cherokee
Hall in a distempered way. "but this
yere mlser-bio Joe comes chargin' up
to queer it,
As he speaks that offending person
ase. unconscious OF the great change
in woifvllie morals. sweeps up the
street. expressing giadsome and &C.
static whoops and whirling his pistol
on bis torennger like wheel of light.
One of the tourists stands In the
door OF the hotel smoking pipe In
short. brief puffs OF establishment. and
reviews the amazing performance. Ma
yajo Joe at once and abruptly halts.
Gazing for a dlssruntled moment on
the man from the east. he takes the
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divorce Not Reeornl.ea.

The lower house of the convocatfon
of the church of England has passed a
resolution declaring that the law d,
the church does not recognize divorce,
and asking the bishops to devote them
selves to securing action of parliament
to the end that the church shall not
remarry divorced persons.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-10
HaIi. C.tArrh Care
a constitutional cure Price, 7Sc-

..Johu. John. wake W I hear burglars
Aosustaifa s'Lsntme lone LAURA y9u
900 isr, booked for that football match
/ can't - down and get all banged Up
~ thozs fellow.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-10
Do r..r re-, Ass. .aa suraf

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease. q powder for the feet II makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corrs, Banionx. Swollen, Hot and
sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
shoe stores. 2Se. Sample sent FREE
ktars.. Alien s. Olrusted. Leroy. n, Y.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-10

ty~ s-sF.u.asatIy Cured. sts sEssr0uHasts AfsFi
-, sst, ..~ ~ pr kAass Jstsat Nerve Esstef~s
s-ad h. PRE- $500 tFsAl ssitle Aad tIs-t,.s- a
F1a ii ID gifs. / ~ sll AREA 81 FhHAdslpht-' .
The Lamar register., 1899-05-10

.,Your Chicago climate = 1niqae.
..t-n!, /, tsogghs Nine months January
and three months July
The Lamar register., 1899-05-10
Al rn..in.h rr,,.r.

when yoa are old, and quarrelSorne,
aud dtsagreenhie. pray that IL viii be
your fate 90 live In the country. where
rsw viii sec Atrhlson Globe.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-10

..r,av 49, your medical son like his
~, rt,,sy- .sHe's immense. you see, my
.of, gets up new diseases, and his partner
cures them.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-10
Tn. Ideal Laxative.

$500. ..,-l..,t 5il t.1isoas and black draughts-
-, 80, ,essutfrc. hRrmiess, palA, sbs. Po-
Srst ,..earsts CanaY CataArt-e. druggists. ioe' lSe
The Lamar register., 1899-05-10

s-T,. b-assz.f siri has had another
.nat what rF~y One hsAd 1As
s,sstsied 20 isin tsh Audubon Club and tho
other one Won L