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LEGAL NOTICES.

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERH
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSfSESS-IN RE-
ESTATE OF WINIFRED KELLY, Deceased.
No s7s2, Administration dccl-ft ..
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, holding a
special term for Orphans Court husisess. for pro-
bate Of the last viii and testament and for
letters lest2mpHtary On said estate, by John K.
Ross, it Is ordered this 9ta day OF November
ls99 that notice IS hereby given TO tLe hein
al law OF the said Nlnifred Kelly, ard TO All
others concerned, to appear IN said court on
FRIDAY, THE 22D DAY OF DECEMBER, ~ D.
1889 at 10 O'Clock o.. M, 10 show case WhE
such application should not be granted This
notice shall be published in the ''W3zhingt5n
Law Reporter and the Washington Times oncc
in each Of three successive weeES before she re-
turn day therein meuticBed-tne first publication
to be not les than thirty days before said re-
turn day.
BY the Court:
CHAs. c. COLE. Associate Justice.
LOUIS A. DENT.
Register Of Wills.
ANDREW Y. BRADLEY. Attorney for Applicant.
IL JUSTICES CCURT-Bsfor Francis CurroIl
Mattingly Justice OF the Peace in and for the
District OF Columbia.
Henry H. Jacobs IS, Henry Lydick. No. 2s5s.
\ summons in due form having been issued out
OF this court to a iaWtCi constable 1I his District
Tor the said defendant. and the same having been
by said constable returned mot 20 be found it
is hereby ordered that said defendant cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or before
TUESDAY, December > ISa9; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case of default.
FRANCIS CARROLL ALATTiNGLY.
Justice OF the Peace.
WOLF s. ROSENBERG.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. naJI, 1914 EN-
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Fou sALE-RICyCLEs.

FOR SALE-Atteutiou; genlI5man's higI-gr5da
wheel. IS; Iady'> Crescent. s.. boys IDEAL $6
all extraordinary bargains 40 I0sh Uw- ncl5-St
FOR sALE-P. O. Cycle Co.. new fsm. new
prices. best worz, guaranteed. Corner Gth
and G SIS. HW u0i23t
FOR SALE-Genuiue bargains III secondhand
wheels; best prices for blst wors. KEYS 95l
9TH ST. llIZ-5l
FOR SALE One doubIe-diauioud and one coIahi-
ration olive tandem, cheap, tor cash; guar
anteed TO he IN perfect condition; the diamond
tandem has Just been done over and IS as good
as new Il. c. JONES * CO.. 5l5 Gth st. nv.
noII-5t,eu
FOR sALE-Onc gents bicycle; cost $50; as GOOD
rs aew. for SIS; also two ladies wheels;
cheap Nv. corner 2sth and Dumbart0H ave.
noll-@t
FOR SALE-Geuts wheel: good condition; ysr,
cheap. MIR. BUD. 1918 L 81. NV. n0103t. en-
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RAILROADS
Washington, A.eXandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
FIoTn 8 -. y $. ~ Pl- -.

iio" stsllon, iSt2 -. ana Pa Avenge
In Eject November l. 1899
For Alexandra, week DAYS. $50 7,ot. 7.ga
500, s;3S, $50 9:25, 1900. lI.0l u:45. a
Slz;o'i l22o, i2;45, Nl:20, las, 2.0o 2.41, 1926
sou N:l5, $50. sos. N5.-0, 5.48. 6.O4 6.sa
70 80, 500, o.00, 1900. 1920, II so o. m.
Suhdays-l.45, 900, 9:45, 10 80. II.I5 a. %
lz;oU U noon, l2;45, $780, 2.l5. 3.00 S45 $50 $50
p. m.
toF Mount Vernon, week days-s.3) 500. l9.s
5l5O lOe a. M xl2:o5, xl:2O 200 s:f0. $3.50. 1.Os
Sundays-s 900, 1900 noon. sl5. s.s5. e.45, 900
for Arlington and Ac..sdac. Bridge ygsrr
eaJs-s;O0. s;5e. f9:25. l9.00 u:G0 A. M. 'i2.05
'l2:20, lZ-45, = 40 2.0U $50. ss.35. ass SOS
B;oi, $50, 500. 500 p. m
sundays-1;15, 900. 9:45. I0:Sl. HIS. q. m
TOO noon, lZ:f5 100. 2.I5. $500 g-l5 l2a
o;l5, 500, G:F5 7.s0. s,i5 D. n.
f2reeis carried CT all trains BsgsHee checSed
xExpIess. TO Arlington cnly
G. E. ABBOT. Presisau..
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. IS cents per load UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 420 10th 81. NV. Hol2-3t
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OCEAN sTEAMSH :.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
NEW RR-SOuTHA8IPTON-JO OSDON
CALLING, WEST-BDUND. AT CREKBUURG.
Sailing Wednesdays al 10 :. ~
New York November Is It Louis December I3
ST. Louis. November y St Paul. December %
St Paul! November 20 New York December p
New York December 6
RED STAR LINE.
SEW YuRK-ASTWERF-PA
Every Wednesday . noon.
Southwark. Nov. l. Keusington. Nov. 90
Western and .. Nov. p No0rdland. ..... Dec. 8
'Tnrse steamers carry cnly cabin aad third-c.ass
psssenge-s. at iow rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and - n R-OfiCe % Broadway y
Phi-afie' ihia Office. 3u5-5O7 Walnut ST.
y ASHINCToN 0FFfCE-lSns ST y.
Or ". G.. MOSS Agent at Sanders & Staymln's.
1927 f st. NV.
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sTEAMBoArs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day In the year for Norfolk. New
- pcyt News, and al points South, by tHs
- superb, powerful steel paluce steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk aud -'n ssi.
- ington,' on the following schedule.
LV. Washing 80 pm Ls. POrtsuUlth 500 pa
Ly Alexandria. 90 pm Ly. Norfolk $40 iu
Ar. Fl. Monroe. 10 ana Lv. IT A5nroe--8.E5 p;,
Ar Norfolk. $40 am Ar Alexandria. TO- 50 az
Ar Portsmouth.S.l5 am Al. Washington. ~ a.
- Tickets Ou sale ST Penn ave. b. au
- o. ticket office, 6iy Penn. ave. aud gOrI,e
- 18th 81. aud n Y. ave. c. & o. ticket 81
- hess. At 5lS Penn ave, and 6Jy i4Ih o.
- s A. L. ticket office, l{SI " T. ave. sHg
- on board steamers
- II For further information, apply gen
- eral Offices, 7th ST. wharf. Wash d. c.
- Phone, $50.
ao2S-u JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager.
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FOR sALE-FARMS.

TuR SALE-At loss OF onc-haf, IGI acres in
Prince George county, l6 miles from Centre
iaracl, l2-room dwelling barn, and outbuildiHgs;
800 peach trees, cedar Gak, and pine; timber
enough to pay Tor farm; buildings insured for
sLGjo; cost owner 900; viii sacrifice for l25o
good reasons for selling; this place is a bargain
even at >. DjB. and YOU should take advantage Of
this low offer. ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 St.
Hw. n0JI 10
FOR SALE-Two farms, consisting oi 2s3 acres
and IGi acres, respectively; one-half wood
land; snail buildings; hrst-ciass farms at low
prices; s. per acre ABRAHAM FISHER. 5l2 +
81. NV. nos u. l3
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FOR RENT-50s 9th ST. NV, furnished rooms,
day, week, or month"; charges reasonable.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Special; Eow IS the time TO
trade; my list OF city and country property
is She most complete i'm the citv; what have
YOU? What DO YOU waHt2 3y speciality is trading.
tBEAHAM FISHER, 5I2 IT, NV no5 lg;-eod
FOR EXCHANGE Equity in a six-room frame
house ON 18th ST. ne. Trinidad. for an uu-
incumbered lot or small house; viii pay differ
cncc in cash. f. L. WIGHT, 1895 G st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoEsEs.

FOR SALE-BHck store and dwelling, always
rented ne. 81, $50; S4U0 cash, balance very
easy. % II ST. uW. nOl2-3t
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FOR nExr-uxF'uHNIsHEn ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three unfuruished rooms for light
housekeeping; no children. 1l29 5th NV.
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wANrED-HoRsEs AVID VEHICLES.

~ NAATED-Te buy a strong siug5e-Larse wagon.
weighing iJJI 81 l,ll3 pounds. T. BALDWIN
JOHNSON. uu r. J. ave- uH ueI. s.-.m
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~ chesapeake
z607E & Ohio BY,

. .ursSU=Aa ,sr1a.4s=ss so.sae. ~
America. All TRIMS SeEtIBaIed,
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated.
All 1teais served Ia lining IarA
stution sixth aud - Streets
Schedule effect June ID. Isg0.
g.l5 p. ~ DAd.I-J-ssIlLullzLI a-sl II. LouiI
spueIal-SJLId JI-Ih l0r CINCINNATI FutillAa
seepers TO CINCINNATI. Lexington, Lsuisvllie IL
GIaHapOils. and 81 Lcula, without eE2Hgs F4rlor
CzF COTlngton. Va, 70 Virginia Hos SpEInxh
E4rl3r JaTs Cincinnati 10 Elicago.
Il-IB =. 81. DAILT-T =. - iirurted sold
Tram for Cincinnati, Pullman S.eepers 70 Jinrla-
EarI. Lexington. and louisville. wl5hsJr change
connection for Hot Springs. Va, daily tuI.ulal
compartment car 70 Virginia hot springs daily
except sunday Observation Car hinton o. tln-
eluu2ti. Sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago au5 s..
Louis
2.I5 p u DAMY-For Gordonsville Char
loItesviIls. St2untoH. daily. and for Richmond.
Caily. except Sunday.
Reservation air' tickets az Chesapeabe ara Ohio
ettces. 5l2 Pennsylvania Avenue; COO I4tE Street.
near F. and at the Station Telephors call. l4iI
or Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
II. ~ FULLER
General Palsen=r- Agent
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FOUND.

FOUND-Ice cream. pure and delicious zoe. per
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ N Y.
ave. NV. Phone POSI- je21-ti
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NIISCELI.ANE-IS.


FOR SALE Cheap; beautiful solid walnut com
hiuarDn b0oScsse and writing d.z5, cost $50,
for SO; cherry folding bed, gas stove. par.or
and dining tables. Gail, after q p. M. go G.h
ne, uol33C
LACE CURTAINS laundcred Tor % cents. TENTH
ST LAT NDRl ~ l5th IT. uw. nsl3@s
WHY NOT sell your old bicycle: highest cash
prices paid, al CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 I8lh
NV. Aol3Gt
HORSES clipped aud legged, bsst possible manner.
Rear l9J' \. y ave. Hol@3t
BAD BILLS collected or no charge H. D. COR
boA Attorney l555 NV nol86t
A PORTRAIT by Frey. in crayon. pastel. or water
color7; "iust the thing for a handsome
Christmas present: on weekly or monthly pay
mcnts Studio 1869 Howard ave-, Mt Pleasant,
d. C. nai3 limo
FOR sALE-j cks best Oleine sap for I5c;
sks common Olo;nc soap fer l5e; tomorrow
only, at j. T. D. PYLES' FIVE STORES. 1t
TYPEWRITING and correction Of MSS. done
promptly and reasonably. Address Box 5i3,
tnis cihce. Holl-3t,em
PIANO and organ tuning, $50: factory expert:
r. years in Washington. JAS r. DCRITY,
BRASS TABLES. bedsteads and chandeliers re-.
finished 3t the COLUMBIA WORKS. c and
18Th SIS nw. uoIl-8t
stage costumes and all kinds of ladies gar.
mcnts; cutting ana fitting by tailor system
taught; patterns cut guaranteed to ht; 10 cents;
ior IO days only. MitS. L. ". BRAMAN. 1899
9th ST. NV. uoI0-3t,cm
CAPITAL. CLOCK REPAIRING co 1I34 7rb s.
nE.-AHy ordinary clock cleaned soc; watches
cleaned, GJc up; musical box repairing and all
other work az low in proportion; satisfaction
guaranteed; send postal, viii call fJs and deliver
free 10 any part Of District nol-lmo
pAp'TB IIs I,,, ETr.,- ,.-...,, r..-,.f
coiors; just the thing" for a handsome
Christmas present; on wue0ly Or monthly pay
meuts. Studio I469 Howard ave. Mt Pleasant.
D. q ocl5-lmo,cm
AUTOGRAPH letters, brouzes. curios bought and
sold. HEIIMULLEBS ART GALLERY, 1921
c st. NV oc24-lmo, EN-
CRUMP'S celebrated tonic of fruits and spices;
sure cure for dyspepsia and indigestion; most
remarkable remedy ever discovered for stomach
troubles; quick acting remedy; send tor circular
CRUAP'S MFG. Co, 1894 and 1896 eth st. NV.
oc2l-lma
MRS. HELEN STERN, practical midwife; German
diplomat nurses on hand O3i n. T. ave.
NV oc14-lmo
Full DRESS SUITS for hire, 81 JULIUS
COHEN, ll04 eth st. NV. se27-tf
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING-Prin 500
cards, 7jc. binding one volume Of naga-
zines J9c. other work equally as cheap c. f.
Williams, Gl5 5ti St nv aul5Smo5
FOR SALE-Best dog cakes hea soap, and rnedi
cines; send for free pamphlets the dog
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE 7l2 18th st. NV jyl3-tf
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-Two-story brick stable; water Rear
30 b 81. Sc. noI2-3t
FOR RENT-Large two-story stable, two stalls
and carriage room. G. o. BUCKINGHAM
1917 Sd 81. NV. noIl-3t
FOR RENT-stable in rear 720 sth st. ne, 50
per month. noll-3t
FOR RENT-Large, 2-story brick stable 425 9th
St sw. nol02t, ,em
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FOR EExT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-No. 81 NJ st. sw. brick store with
ru0mS; only $3.50 per month. f. j. DiEC-
DONNIE, Room -, Ohio Bank Bldg
u0lO3t en-
FOR RENT-Store. cor 4tu azd Pa. ave. S., only
so per month: large bay-yyiudo.ss; v5,I make
good gents furnishing OF drug store. tqp' a3l
Pa. ave Sc n0lJ-5,. en-
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FOR SALE-Dr exchange business property, fine
store and residence combined; can lease same
for $500 per year Apply premises. COS 7th
81. sw.; pncc, 900. nUII-3t EN-
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FOR SALE Timers tools; willing TO have
offer 2.z9 llta ST. NV. noI33
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wASrED-noo1I AND noARD.

WAETED-By young lalv. room and bu1rl iH
private family. moderate. Address BOX g5g
tHis office Il
WANTED Beard and room. near Pa. awe a1G Sd
EW.. Hg .aly; willing % share room; s2i,
reiE Address Box g49, tii- office. uGIl-st. .em
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STATION CORSER or SIXTH AND . srs
s:5s a. NJ WEEK DAYS. pTrTSnTRC n
R.'Es~- PafieF and DEiEz Cars EaTisbarg a
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WALL PAPER,

WE'RE making things fairly "hum in the wall
paper business Orders are iusJ pouring IN
on us and we re working carly and late Folks
can't resist our prices-ou - up for paper
ing rooms with rich, handsome, stylish paper
Finest work. +. G.. NOlTE, SO 9th st. no
BRANCH. uol-u
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WANTED-Widtc driver for confectionery, also
young man 10 learn the confectionery trade.
DICKS AGENCY. Gl3 eth. 1t
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FOR sALE-PIANoS.

FOR SALE-Largc carved square piano. Gil Els.
Capitol st. uoi2-5r
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-A bargain that viii stand investi-
cation, IS acres. Broom dwelling and out
buildings, two minutes walk from Laurel station,
b. d o. r. r. price reduced from $500 to So
500; il you want home well as an invest
maut call ana get permit 10 inspect this place.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 Z st. NV nol2, l3 1917
FOR SALE-Lots at Bal.ston. bet. Washington
and Falls church; fare AZ cents electric
railroad 20 WasbiuZtyu; for siUJ each; terms s.
down, balance. - per week; also 2S acres, with
house and barn, 500 cash; balance, S2j per month.
Also . acres on river, opposite Georgetown Call
OF send iOr large l-t OF suburban property. J.
T.. CLEMENTS, l,ll + ST.. aw. nol0-3te IN
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voR RENT-sToREs < DWELLINGS

FOR RENT-SIooul house and store with stable;
1925 II st. ne. Enquire Of OWNER, place OF
business 20S 10th ST. uOIl-5t
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ron sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-lloIse buggy, and harness. cheap
nearly new rubber tire uInabOut Enquire a:
REX STABLES Gl5 ST. n.g noI0.3t en-
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wAHTED-sUBt RBAN.

NaNTED-SIZ 60 zen aerls in saharl= .# ..-
iinei UisH good dse.lile- all each. s Il.i-
tDTT RIGHT, 30 tJH 81 uE- HuII .-HFH
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE South Brookland, a handsome lot on
graded street; near car line; at less than cost
Address Box Gls tins office. Item
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NASTED-RoosIs.

~ AAIED--Bg an elderly gentleman, good sized
fur 70 ultur I1.m7 light and heat, IS iu
quiet family. bet H lud and gtl and 10th
SIS Hw. Address Box E33 tlIis afdce naII-st.e7
N NAATED-rE8 of three roa1ls furnished ~ un-
furnished 0ita haat and l-5r- fer l5-ar house
aeapiEz- Address BOX a3-, this cfIac. uaIIat
~ NASTED-Bg lady uriurui=1fi room; Iirat
b1-Is=-egEi ping; heat, gas address BOX gZs
tl.s Office u5l1-st
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TYPEVRITERs.

CONE IN and do your typewriting. Zoe per hour
preliminary instruction irees typeWrlters
rented for uractice at low rates, delivered g.
your home; best grade OF typewriter ribbons
zoe: So per dozen NEWMAN'S TYPEWRITER
AGENCY. Oh Ith St NV 0cZ3-3mo5
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR sALE-smali grocery storei bargain. 1906
NJ st. nv. nol3-St
WANTED Partner in legitimate Office business;
We'll established; no stock to carry; nothing
70 lose; viii pay % TO $50 per day; only
Young, pushing man need applyi price, Sl5O.
Address Box go, this office. nol3,St
WANTED Partner, lady or gentleman with $50.
in well-paying Office business. Address BOX
G53, this office. nol2-St
CIGAR. confectionery. and oyster house; old
stand; paving well; retiring. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, 1906 + st. nol2-3t
GROCERY STORE Established business. offered
ON account of ill-health '~Srice $50 NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1000 st. nol2-3t
FOR RENT On account Of death OF former pro-
prietor, a wetstabiisfed Barber Shop; fine
location; rent only $3.50 per month. Address
Box GiG, this office. noll-Gt,em
CIGAR and newsstand: SO to quick buyer; bust
ness street; full stock; rent $40. BUSINESS
EH. DEPT, 80 9th st, NV. noll-St, EN-
FOR SALE-A weH-establishcd shoe store; estab-
lished % years; on account OF death OF prop
r1etor the widow will sell cat at a big sacrifice;
low rent and small expenses. Address Bon G32,
this Office. noIl-6t
FOR SALE-At sacrifice, best paving drug store
in city; prominent street ATh ELL
AlREs, 4o6 Ia. ave. noll-St
SALOON. heart OF city. 5000; rent $25 per
month. W. J. DUGAN, Basement, 4SG La.
ave. nolI-3t
A FINE opportunity to start into good business
with but little capital; have two cigar and
news stores and desire to sell one. Enquire 6l5
ID st. NV. nOll-3t
FOR SALE Grocery store; cheap; good location.
Corner Sd and C sts sw. noIl-at
WE CAN sell your business; see Us; cash buyers
for grocery, cigar, drug stores, lunch bar
rooms. DUNLOP, 006 st. nOl0-3t, EN-
TOBACCO and notion store; well stocked no op-
position; house attached; cheap rent: inyes-
tigate. DUNLOP, 9OG + st. noI0-3t,em
FOR SALE-First-class lunchroom and oyster
house, cause, have position outside city. 1898
VI st. NV. noi0-3t EN-
HAVE CUSTOMERS WAITING.-Lunchrooms, gro
ceries. stores, coal yards. cigar stands, and
saloons. BUSINESS EXCHANGE DEPT, District
Storage Co, 3l5 9th st. NV no9-lmo
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HELP wANTEn-nfALR.

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Advertisements under this head
viii lie inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAETED-I81 cords good pine wood; mast be
lr-.ae; -I-te lowest pG.le. Adlrls BOX
Gl- fiis al5le. ulls-ae
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NANTED-Af fair 1a1ustleu prompt attention.
Ue pareha-g tar spot aas1 secondhand usui-
iur-s entire -."lter and socks ll merchandise
- every description FRIES G uOPMDDB, sJl
aud h SIS. ug- rsI5-sf
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HELr wANrEp-FEMALE.

Advertisement under this head
viii be Inscrted foF one cent a word
for each Insertion
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
HANNA IS READY
When a Fight Starts Up He Will Be-
Right in 1t

New York, December 2.-The World to-
morrow will publish the following interview
with Senator Hanna: u
IF anybody thinks I am out of active
politics let him wait till fight starts up
and see where 1 will be. l have neverSyet
shirked duty of this kind.
do you think man like me. who has
gone so far in this thing called politics, and
who has worked so faithfully for his party,
would crawl out just before anotherS ma
tional campaign when responsibilities have
grown heaviest and every party leader is
in honor bound to do all he can for the
cause? Does anybody suppose 1 would put
myself before the country on such prop
ostion?" 1s
Mr.. Hanna said his term as chairman of
the national committee will expire when he
calls together the national republican con-
vention in 1900 He continued:
at would bean ungraceful thing for me
to discuss whether or not / will accept am
other term chairman of the national
committee. 1t would be audacous to dis
cuss an offer that has not been made"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
Julian and Fitzsimnions Quit

Chicago December 2.--The News says:
''5x-Champion Robert Fitzsimmons and
his old-time manager, Martin Julian, have
parted company. This resulted after a
bitter quarrel in the pugilistic room at the
Sherman house last night, in which fists
were freely swung and a revolver dis
played.
"Fitzsmmons left for New York today,
vowing he was done with Julian for good.
This disa greenent comes after a series of
MISUNDERSTANDING.
According to the stories of both men
1t grew out of Fitzsimmons inability to
obtain box at the Lyric theater during
a crowded performance. Julian is inter-
ested in the Lyric. The pugiist, 1t is said,
made certain remarks of an uncompli-
mentary nature concerning the Lyric, and
Julian took him to task. After a little
talk Julian slapped the big fellows face
and the fighter SWING an ~ -
eye. skinning it slightly and raising .
lump. Fitzsimmons declares ttiat--,.. O.. II
drew a revolver and that he chased him
out of the room. Julian insists that it was
Bob who drew the pistol.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
THE FRANKLIN SYNDICATE
Investigation Shows that Nearly MIL
lion Dollars Was Handled

New York December 2.-Investgation OF
Miller's Franklin syndicate shows that tine
total amount of money that passed through
its hands barely reaches half million.
This is shown by the check books contain
ing the stubs and deposit slips. There
were S,166 checks, representing am amount
of $500, 269. 30. The interest paid being 10
per cent. per week, $500 900 in round figures,
was all that Miller could possibly have got
away with. Even this sum must greatly
exceed the profits of the syndicate, since
a large number of depositors had left their
principals in the hands of the syndicate
more than ten weeks and the sum there
fore had been repaid by the weekly divd-
bends.
The Evening Post says I'm looking
through the books containing a list of Gus
toners of Whites bureau, seized by the
police, a New York city address is rare
but there are many from the northern. part
of New York state, Boston and dts sub
urbs. Massachusetts and New Hampshire
contributed largely to the swindler's pile
West Virginia and Kentucky led in the
south, but Ohio was the banner state in
the union for the schemers.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
To Purchase silver Bonds

The government further proposes to pur-
chase some outstanding silver bonds bear
ing per cent. interest, and will wholly
abolish export tax on coffee, which will
be boon to the coffee growers.
1t will, in addition reduce several inter-
nal revenue taxes, notably those on bank
checks, life insurance policies and the tax
imposed on new companies, according to
the amount of their capital and other re-
forms welcomed by the public. The state
ment of the finance minister was published
today and received the approval of the en-
tire business community. The government
has now a cash surplus of many millions
of dollars, and is amply able to carry out
its reforms, as revenues from all sources
show a natural and gratifying increase.
The Mexican Herald says Minister Lii
manteur's report and recommendations
constitute the eliminating proof of the ex
cellent condition of the treasury, and that
while other nations are trying to squeeze
more revenue from the tax payers, Mexico
abolishes taxes and seeks to make COM
mercial and business conditions more ia
vorabe, which is the constant policy of
the government. Mexico is the premier
country of Latin America in point of finan-
cial stability and foreign credit. American
holders of Mexican bonds will view with
pleasure this evidence of the country's ex-
cellent financial condition
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
SANFORD AT DECATUR
Candidate For Governor Speaks in
Morgan


New Decatur, December 2.-(Special.)-
Hon. William J. Sanford, democratic can
didate for governor of Alabama, addressed
the citizens of Morgan county in the court
house in this city last night.
Only small crowd of ladies and gentle
men were present to hear MIR. Somford
speak, but the crowd on this OCCASION
though small, was as large as the crowd
who listened to the other candidates for
for governor a few weeks ago. The people
of Morgan county are taking but little
interest in the gubernatorial race as choice
of the United States senator.
Mr.. Sanford was introduced by Hon.
Sam Blackwell, of this place.
He received a liberal amount of applause
during the evening and his remarks SEEM
ed to form a good impression on the minds
of his hearers
Charles Barrett, ex-city clerk and leading
republican has accepted position as city
editor of the New Decatur ADVERTISE.
The Decatur News is preparing to Issue
a colored illustrated Christmas edition.