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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
tx GOVERNOR ALTGELD
LETS OFF FIREWORKS.
ssueaates That Corruption. bribery
sad Theft Are the Controlling
Sentiments OF Congressmeu.

OMAHA, Jan. 7-Wnat the members az
Is 1sekSeulaa CiaA ~ this cfsx assert
vas TIE most successful banquet they have
re he.d took giaee tonight in the dining
.esm 81 the Paxton hotel Democrats
Nua az parts 81 the state were rr~s.4ns
sfa them many leading popalssts.
,s1sihs 81 the state Officials Ex.tsSy
sss.1 ~ Illinois. vx-Niee pressasn. Stes-
ssa. q Illinois, and Congressman salxer
: ses York. a. jae guests ~ hons-. made
s,s rrfrssnal addresses
esaassen i-'e
81 sseVsnson's saejept was The Dem
$50 fSF;y ard lis address VAS de-
-. r~ y s'e hssseFy az ire PARTY ana ar
Rsat against expansion
-, ssalseg's suo5ees WAS TIE rav W.
CNsaeasa~ A@S VIZ
- Ire ccuTse ~ Sis swee>a Mr. Ss,arer
s'aset shss De stood ~,usr,,y. ~, ~.
go Platforms ana be stated ira, \.
- sfean the earnest pslxsaerats 81 ire
as'tss fFa5srnAl greeting Ar.s sAesr
- ss q aepc Ter VGlen auf harmony fr
ssass ard TRINA ssant victory for tier
~ % party Ia tee years s0 eorae
N4sxesi vas lie eply one az see
= - V6e usee arg asrers reference
eaanaSe &n& &c aa,v briefly
-. sssSsEs began WITH ina ssxervta-,
~ FsSffc3ss.fs ~ T. lsslsssseass4s,1. were
s'assssSsa'ea sTesa saa government srs4
- - sTassccgses was beng eassrea-
s~'3 ihsTs was a demand 81 high
- eos HazsYifr erss-rs." T~se, - ~sr.
g. sne~ Tar Hamilton was an adv
esn,. monarchy smI thAt re a,wmxs
- ssEsc@aF government. He sssa.
aas !. 80 s'.e sesc+f: esfsRA.xn Mr.. r~rsw
Gsaa Gas - ee,svss 1870. - -
TIA &ad.sssiG@ Federal Judge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.
THE tramp nuisance IL bo;hsring the ciii
Eens Of centraha.

The tramp nuisance Is bo,hsring the clii-
Gems Of censraha.
There are sixty men at work on the
bridge across the river a, Lewiston.
TIE .s,. :irs' session Of the eisash parliament
c. II. S.eadman. ex-aud.tor OF Lewis
county IS cow railroad agent at 6issons.
Cal.
Snow is reported seven and eight fee,
deep on the Emsrson-Goshen road ia What
com county.
The tine for holding superior court a.
kalama has been changed from January
II TO January II.
The town eounei, Of Casilerock has con-
Armed the nomination OF 7. W. Robin as
chief Of the IRE department.
On WILDLY island farm, the pas. sea-
eight hundred tons os potatoes.
4 vigorous protect has been extensively
signed by residents Of the Toutle river dis
tract agairs; hunters running deer with
dogs.
The regular monthly Meeting Of the Kit.
sap County Horticultural Association viii
be held al BrsTneTton on Saturday, Jsnu-
airy IL
AT recent meeting of the Spokane ANA
tenr Athletic Clah. 8. Z. Norman was
elected manager in the pace OF /. ~.
CorHthwaite. resigned
For the first time in many years the Spo-
kane river at the Howard street bridge
Spokane. is frozen over. II extends from
the Washington street bridge 10 the
Phoenix sawrn!il
A young man named Charles How. Nv
Ing on Deep creek. was kicked by horse
Wednesday, One eye Is ous and his skull
Ia fractured. TIE Is without a home and
VIII be removed 10 the county poor farm
at EIeerson.
Cliff Gully. of waUa walla. met with
peculiar accident a few evenings ago He
was attending dance as Armory hall. ard
while dancing splinter ran through his
slipper and one and half inches into his
Ieft foot. A surgeon was called and ex-
t.acfgd the splinter.
Tie dairy school IN connection with The
Washington agricultural college ard scnooi
u science. nexins Monday. March u, isss.
and viii continue ten weeks Aceommo-
aaticns will he provided for twenty
students Should more than that number
apply preference wfs. tie giyeu 10 those
having had the most experience
In about ten days the entire line OF the
oregon Railroad - Navigation Company
from Celtic % WaEnla. a distance OF fI5
mites, VIII have BEEN reiatd with s5-Ib steel
fasls. These ara the heaviest rails OF any
railroad IN the northwest. and IL is under
stood that the Oregon Railroad & Nasiga-
ton Company Il about to lay s,ili heavier
rails in tas Blue mountains The work
between Cello and Waiiuia has been IN
grogFss$s about sex months
fshn Dcbson, city treasurer Of ssachaiss,
refuses 70 accept anything for his services.
lha Bark OF birmingham held It's ar
yual meeting on the ~ ard re-elec.es. its
cid Board OF directors ard officers as TO-
ans Alfred Coolidge, president; II. r.
ESsR vice president, William SsTvscS cash
;sr: j. J. Humphrey, assistant cashier.
Tfsey a,so ineldeatiy declared q 10 per
cent dividend They declared one az
aer cent last June. making for the yea
IS per cent
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rsss5 2. GsosscsO mounted the rcsxrum for
~ , 49, % Introducing the orator. ana
~, ~ sss Aodzsac& among otaer tninen. shnf
Ne o.zl u1Afe % cur natsor's hsssory ~.
1oAf was HAmlifon's. that Hauss.or1ss
- ~. nAMe exactly atsed these tsxnes, sec.
f:,ss9e, .rsenos. must Ne adrss: thAs Ja8xe
$500; The senate Of the great STATE a
Onio nas JUST Indicted Hamalionian en-
80 nssl sor sTicsry and deha1chery "a zecCr-
;vsnia s.. sss s isd go sssy IL H ssna
s saaan senator for robbsnx she sreassary az
- ssase Almost every great frzs. ap-
-. % nAye one or more HAxnslssraisn
mouse o. representatives. where tire yxsrs
% tne people was ssppoesd 10 be heard.
we nse a oenzionsd rsnxnaster of monopoly
s s,asx ne yosee OK the peoples REPRESENT
.asss and reducing Republican congress
. Msn 70 = condition Of pity and cora asno<.
VIC years ago horde Of Haml!tonsag
sa.Men vent 10 tbs capital u Illinois
ena not only sold oar tae people. but robbed
TIE state OF everything in xgn,. wasr-
ever you md dirty Finger marks in the ,ers,-
pse % Justice. Or soul oder III the nal,s
- i~KnAanon there yea vIn ind Harsii-
tonism- Verify the spirit of Hamilton igts
ssee times but what stall be sAsd OF a
Jsoscs@ry that openly re5o.ees over the fact
ta4i an era OF corruption has envssoued
TOE 4aG. tnat the betrayal Of the people
mas become science. and that the robbins
% the peopse has become q sne arts And
now We are To widen the sphere Of tn.e
class OF Statesmen By giving them = caance
TO rob the F'.HplDo&. Heaven c.sy those
poor people. The SpanEard took what was
IN s-Ehf. but the Hamsltonste. wsth his bond
Jonosry. enters the womb CT the future and
Plasfers bis mortgages on Remote genera
III. Aitgeld spoke Of "the rnaud..n talk
OF An alliance with England" saying il
would De but repeating tie story OF the Lon
and the lamb.
Taking UP the financial question. claim
ing II 10 BE- the basic and central question
Of the age. he said that the ratio Of Is to
must Dc adhered to. AZ the opening ~ that
question would delay the demonstration OF
silver TOR century He denounced private
monopoly as a crime.
He declared IN fav3r Of municipal owner
ship Of such mcnopoIies az gas. water and
street railway sysgeinx. ard government
ownership OK railroads. This country
needs more Andrew Jacksans. aud The peo-
pc believe that they have found one tn
William Hvyan-s
A letter from Mr.. Bryan. EXPRESSING re-
greet at his inability TO be present, WAS
heartily eheers3 when read
Other speakers during the evening were
CoBgressmari-es jam D. Robinson. Of
Nebraska. r. D. Doyle. OF Lincoln, and
DIR. A. II. Phelps. OF Omaha, the retiring
president of the club. Over y0 persons
participated IN ire banquet
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DEATHS.


PALO ALTO. Cal. Jan 7.--Dr. Wilbur
Thoougn. professor Of Economies at Stan
ford university. - dead. About ten daye
ago he was attacked with Ia grippe. Later
the disorder developed into pneumonia and
bronchitis. ard the doctors were unable 10
check the progress OF the disease. Prof
Tfoburn was not yet 10 years Of age. He
was born In Belmont. o.
John 4. B0ya.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. John f.
Boyd, former treasurer OK Kifxap county.
Wash, il dead from tumors caused by ex-
eessiye smoking. He came here for treat
nent SIX months aga
Lawrence HerFigan.
ST LOUIS. Jan. Lawrence Herrixau.
for many years chief Of police Of St. Louis
and well known throughout the country,
died today as the result OF complication
Of diseases. aged s..
william Howell SeymOa1.
DAYTON, o.. Jan. William Howell
Seymour. an oid-tiEe actor died at the
hospital Of heart trouble today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

Mrs u welsh. an old lady living res.
lake tafoss. slipped ard fell on an ley SIDE
wax Friday n.sht aud broke her eft an
a,s-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
A Birthday Anniversary.

Last Sunday was quite a gala
day at Baursville, the occasion
was the celebration of the 9th
birthday of Mr-. A. Jaeggli. A
goodly number of her children and
grandchildren, friends and neigh
bors, assembled to do honor to the
hostess on the 9th anniversary of
her birth, At about the regular
dinner hour a bounteous repast was
spread, Of which all present partook
freely, some perhaps too freely. A
pleasant and enjoyable day was
passed and many congratulations
were extended Mrs. 'Jaeggi.
Prominent among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs, II. Meyer Of
Sweet Home, Mr.. and Mrs. Rud.
Jaeggli and children Mrs. NJ. G..
Kubitz, Miss Alma Kubitz, Mrs.
Eliza and Emilia Kotzebue and
Dr.J. D. Gray, of Moulton, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l. Jaeggli and children,
Miss Tennie Liecll, Mr., and Mrs.
ii. J. Simank, Mr.I. w. Griffith
and Mr.. VIM, Simank of Sinner,
Mrs. 6. Rapp, Miss Johanna Won
Linen of Baursville and Mr.. Theo
Jaeggli of Hochheim.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

The stockholders of the Sinner
Oil Mill and Manufacturing Com
pany held their annual meeting
last Friday, and elected the follow
ing officers E. f. Wolters, presi-
dent; Chas. Welhausen, vice-presi-
dent f; G, H. Flato, if.. secretary and
treasurer John %alenta, manager.
The Sinner mill is in fine condition
and doing good work.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Cotton seed meal for sale at c.
H. Fluto's.
Grandma Williams was quite
i'll last Saturday and Sunday,
Jelly Glasses with covers, at
Carnes' Cash Store.
AT this date corn has already
suffered some damage from drouth.
The latest in straw, canvass, silk
and duck hats, at G. II, Flatos.
Mrs. O'Mally of Shreveport.
In F, is in the city visiting her mother
Mrs. S. J. Hughes.
Try those Whippoorwill Peas.
they are fine for table use at Carnes
Cash Store.
Mr., Bob Martin of Sweet Home
was here last week on visit to his
brother, Ed, Martin.
Mason's Fruit Jars, quarts and
half gallons, just received at Chas,
4 Mueckes.
Editor MAR of the Halletsville
! Herald, was in town last week, and
was as jolly as ever.
Try some of that extra fine AS
paragus in cans, at Carnes' Cash
Store.
Mr. Frank simecel of Flatonia,
was in Sinner several days last
week. visiting friends.
DIR. Glider will examine and
fix your teeth at any time, Con-
sultation free.
Mrs. VIM. Green and Mrs. A..
f. Palmie were quite sick last week,
but are now much improved.
A nice line of Baby Carriages,
just received at g. e, Ruhmann's.
Call and see them,
In the county court last week
e. f. Ruhmann was acquitted of
the charge of aggravated assault.
Just received, aniceline offspring
and summer dress goods. lawns,
percales, (Sc., at C. H. Flato's.
-Chas. ! edbetter, who was killed
as Halletsville last week, was to
have been married in two weeks.
Just received, complete line of
Hamilton Brown Shoe Company's
shoes, at VOTERS Bros.
Mr. Win Martin and his mother
of Sweet Home, are in the city vis-
ting the family of Mr. Ed, Martin.
Don't fail to have that tooth
filed by Dr. e. G. Glider, the Dent
ist- Office in The GAZETTE build
ing.
There wasa large rowdin town
last Saturday. and business was
brisk with most of our merchants.
Just received, nice line Of
spring and summer clothing 1T
prices to suit the times. at Q. II.
Flato's
Prof G. a. Sterling, county
superintendent Of Fayette county.
aud bis son ] A. Sterling, recently
elected principal ofthe shinerschool
were in the city last Saturday and
went to Halletsyille sunday.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
NEW TIME TABLE.
In Effect Thursday, May 20, 1898
l.ocKHARr BRANCH.

locKHARr BRANCH.
Train No. 45 arrives from Lock
hart at 1890 p, m.
Train No. 46 arrives from Yoa-
kun at 3;15 p. m.
WACO BRANCH.
Train No. Al arrives from Waco
at 1877 p. m.
Train No. AZ arrives from Yoa-
KUN at 2.2l p. m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

good reason to be proud Of it.
We learn that after some mod
ification of the contract Of Prof j.
A. Sterling, the same was approved
by Judge Paulus, and Mr. Sterling
will, in all probability, be the next
principal Of the Sinner school.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

Superior" Axle Grease for carri-
ages and buggies, cheaper than oil,
better than oil, only l5 cents at
Carnes' Cash Store.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor ..,.. Rcbt. Il. Eschenburg.
Treasurer ...,,, Louis Wagner.
Secretary ....... Ed, j. MAR.
ALDERMEN.
Louis Wagenen Ed r. Wolters,
Chas. Muecke, Ed. j. Merrem,
c. B. Welhausen.
The City Council meets on the
first Monday in every month.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
TAKE NoTIcE i

Having purchased The Drug Store
of G. Alnsler all accounts Que him
are payable to me or my order,
81 II. FLAro.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

ing saloon man of Moulton, has set.
his date for The GAZETTE ahead
one year.
Mr.. Ben Sass. the joyial and
big hearted travelling man. was in
Sinner last Thursday interviewing
our merchants.
Mr., Leon Kendall, a prominent
farmer Of Big Hill, was in town last
Saturday and remembered The GAz-
ErrE financially
If you want to keep posted on
the news of Sinner and Lavaca
county, subscribe for the Sinner
GAZETTE, only 81 ayear.
Cicero Daniel was in town
several days last week Cicero ex.
poets to resume his old position at
the Gil Mill in the fall.
Gus and Ben Brothers were
here last Saturday on their way to
the VIM. Green ranch, to get some
yearlings purchased by them.
Mrs. VIM. Herms Of Warren
ton, arrived in the city last Thurs
day on a visit to her two children.
Mr.. Oscar Dithnar and Mrs. A, G.
Koepke.
Mr., Emil Gold made and lost
several bets on the Fitzsimmons-
Jetfries fight. The trouble with
Emil was that he made his bets too
late, the fight had already come off.
There were two funerals in town
last Monday from the Catholic
church, Mrs. Vino Marek and the
little baby of Mr.. Gus Holster.
Both were laid TO rest in the Cath
ollc cemetery
Mr. Theo Jaeggli passed through
Sinner last Saturday on his way to
Bausyille to attend his mothers
birthday anniversary. Theo. will
return to Hochheim and complete
his school term.
The Ed. Boehm residence at
Moulton will be 4 beautiful struc.
ture from foundation to roof all
finished up in the latest STYLE Of
architecture. MR1Boehm will have
good reason to be proud Of it.
va ,..,., th.,+ !, 81. so,,,o !, "a
e = ;. ~
A. sterlino. tbe same was annroved
bv Judge pnn,ns. and Mr.. sterling
will in all nrobobilitv he the next
nrincina| Of tbe Sbinsi, school
our young if,e''u'Sn"riey Ai''
'er mas SOFA ms orus business S al q
me i,zrrrr regra,e ys,.y o,ncb to
see rim leave be win he ore,ty
missed hv bis MANY friend. IN
sr;nor
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

For the best 8 cent cigar in town
and lice fancy candies, SO to H. B.
Leonard, Successor to A, w. Hin
richs, Moulton, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

The residents of the south east
part of town were considerably
startled last Friday night, by the
firing in rapid succession of four
pistol shots. Upon investigation it
was learned that a man, white or
black, could not be determined, had.
attempted to gain an entrance
through one of the windows of Mr..
A. B. Jungbeckers house. The
screams Of the ladies' WHO had not
yet retired, aroused Mr.. Jungbecker.
who fired the shots and put the
miscreant to flight. From the tracks
discovered in the yard, Mr.. Jung
becker thinks the prowler was a
white man.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14

to two years old. See him.
-Johnie Lockmann met with
quite serious accident at Goliad
last week. A bundle Of shingles
fell ON him, striking him on the
knee, from the effects of which he
has been confined to his bed for
more than week. He returned to
Sinner last Sunday and is now able
to walk with the aid Of a pair of
crutches.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-14
A. B. Jungbecker & Co.'S. Locals.

California, Orange and Cherry
Cider sold by the glass. quart or
gallon. 1t is an excellent summer
drink.
Give us trial on fancy groceries.
We are headquarters for Glassware.
Just received, Breakfast Bacon
and Hams.
The times., 1899-10-11

10 do gold and silver eTnt'reia-
err. : \ MEYER. lsll Pa. ave. NV. II
The times., 1899-10-11
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
I AND
Mount Vernon Railway

From ststian. Pa Ave. ard is5s s..
In eject May l. 1850
For Alexandria week dsys-s.30 7:ol. x7.s5
500 s;s5. $50, 9:2o. 1000. n:oo. r:45 a m,
xlz;Oo. 1920, 1:00. xl;20, LAB. 2:0o. -x2:lS.
2:40, xS:0o 3:25. x3:5e x4:l5, s;5o. sos, x5:2o.
s.4o x5:o4. $3.50. 7:oS, 7:s5. 500. 900. 1000
u:2o. ll:59 .. m
sundays-7:Is. 900 s:is. 1880, f:i5 a. m.
ls:oo noon. l2:45, 1880, 2.l5. 800. s;s5. 4:s0
S;l5: 500. e:45, 1880. sis. 900, 1000. n;2O
u:50 T. m.
For BIT. Vernon, week dsys-s:S0. 500. xlo;o0
u;eo a. m. xi2:O5. xl:2o. x2;Oo. $500, xs-Ss.
s;0e, 900 p. m
sundays-o:oO a. m. 1900 noon. els. AS.
Gas, 900 D. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. week esys
500, 1885. s;59, ze:s5. 1000. 100. zle:0S.
zl2:2o. 200, Il rs. 200. z2:s1 $500 Ss5 .t.15.
sos, 1880, eos, $50. 1908. 500 p m
snndays-7:i5, 900. 9:s5, 1880, u:l5 :. m.
1900 neon. 12;i5, 1870, Els. $500. S;45. 4;s0.
6:l5. 600. 6:45. 7:30. Sis p. m.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
xESpress- TO st. Asaph only. zTo Arlington
only. J. COI.vIN, Superintendent.
C. F. ABBOT. President. nyl-tf
The times., 1899-10-11

NANTED-By .colorcd licensed engineer, who l.
experienced in handling tools, understands
electricity. elevators; have charge of building;
position as engineer isniter: arst-class refer
cnrss address ENGINEER, this ofhce. ociI-2t
The times., 1899-10-11

WANTED -Chambermaids. ceoks. general house
workers. waitresses hogsi and private tam
flies; places furnished Till suited. sHAChl-E-
FORD'S, SO llth st. NV
The times., 1899-10-11
SITUATIONS wANFEp-MALE AND
FEMALE

NANTED-i'lacrs for al kinds hrst-class help.
no ciarEe - employers: best employlneIt
agency. 500 ~ St. NV N
The times., 1899-10-11

MAATED-I rent sell any house in the
oity; send me a lat OF your vacant houses
c. ,. HANBACK,, 6l2 st, room 4. ocIf-3t
wANTED-HouscS- collect rents for three (9
per cant; send postal descrik 1e property
JOIN II. WALTER, 1921 r st. nv. oc5-Imoem
The times., 1899-10-11
Go; esssasis.' 3 snis AZ.

THROUGH AkE tshA1Sat SCENERY pl
A@.yiaa. All trains sestibuied.
Etsstsis Lighted. stean H~ate,I.
All 8eats Served ia sttniag Curx
station st4ta a.a u sfsssta.
seteseis - sasst Jass 70. Is13
ssis y u BAiLf s.r4cs9sssi aud Il. foai,
stseist=Ssli4 sfsss III slas.asz;i FallnsAa
slsegsfs - tiipiAhzsi. Lexington. Lsfilss1s. Ia.
sise-esiss ss,s ~ i<s4sss Slfsost eESAse. r1ficf
tss Gssisgtss, IA, u Virginia i!ol spriasA
F.ftsf t4fs s.3tciaEs;t 20 is4lic.zo.
HsD =, ii, fDflLErF v. y. limited Solid
Train fsf ciaetgsst. Fasinsza B3eepers % Ciucin-
nsti Lexington, sad fssuisyii'e. without ehangs-
Connection Tor iIet Springs. Va. daily. PsiiIn4n
compartment ear - Virginia Hot Springs caiiy
except sunday Observation Car itint9n 20 Cisl-
cIHaati sicepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago and St.
LoiIs.
za5 P. NJ DAILY--For GordonsvilIe. Char
icttesvili-. stsunton. daily. and for Riehmond
dziiy except sunday.
Reservation ans tickets at Chesapeake ard Ohio
Offices. si3 Pennsylvania Avenue: seo 18th Street.
+. and At the Station. Telephone call. Iisl
,cr Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
u. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
The times., 1899-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

--~~-~-~~~~-D~~~~7~~-~7-~~0.
Filed October 10, 1S59.-J. r. Young. Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Or CoLUMBIA.-AlARY IEA BROADDUS vs.
EUGENE BATTLE BRoADDUS.-Eq1iity No.
2OS0s.
On motion of the complainant by Edward L.
Cies, her solicitor, it is, this 10th Cay of Qc-
tober A. D. 1890. ordered that the defendant,
Eugene Battle BroaGdus, cause his appearance TO
be entered herein before the first (1st) rule
day occurring forty (f0} days after this day;
otherwise the will be proceeded with as in
case Of default. The object Of this suit IS q
divorce from the bond Of marriage on the grounds
of deserUon. This order TO be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Washington
before said rule day.
(SeaD A. B. HAGNER,
Associate Justice.
A true eopy-Test:
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
ocu,1s,25.
The times., 1899-10-11

FOR REsT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-l20i Q st. NV; and bath:
elegant suite Of each door: corner
house; side verands: rent reduced to si563 v.
BALDWIN JOHNSON. aul9-tf
The times., 1899-10-11

WANTED General servant: must be good cook;
small family. Apply 2SO 18th St. sw. II
The times., 1899-10-11

If YOU want clerical or domestic position, see
US: hotel help a speciality. BUSINESS BU-
REAU, 100 New York nw. II
The times., 1899-10-11

FOR SALE-$i50 will buy flrst-cIass secondhand
HarCman upright piano, viii rent the same
for 81. 222 n. j. ave. Sc. ocl0-3t,em
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wAxTED-AGENrs.

WANTED Agents 70 sen our eui price Christmas
hooks: 50c book, I5c: sl.1o book, 25c; si-5o
book SOC; So book sc; credit given; freight
ysid: ou-ft free. FERGUSON PUBLISHING COM-
PAS1, 20 Fifth e., Cincinnati, Ohio. l.
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WANTED-By oolored girl. place plain eook
or general housework CO FeHton ST. ne. II
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FOR sALE-PIaNos.

FOR sALE-Steinway square piano; fine tone
coed condition.; sacrifice Call at 1920
Mass. ave. ne. oclI-3t
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xcrftEements under this head
will be fRsersed fer one cent a word
for each insertion.
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WaNTED-By colored woman, place as chamber
maid OF nuFse. @ Fenton st- ne. II
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WANTED-A good skirt hand. MISS TRAZzARE,
g32 New York II
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FoUNn.

gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO.. COT n Y.
ave. Phone. POSI-. ie27-n
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For smaller farm.
a mountain farm OF 100 acres. in the great
fruit section Of Virginia. For further particulars
address Bon 22j, Charlottesville, Va. oo11At
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Advertisements under this bean
viii be inserted for one cent N wor"
for each Insertion
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FOR RENT-sTAnLEs.

DR. RENT-Brick stable. ZIG sth St. ne. ocll-at
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FoR sALE-sUpURBAN.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For city property. hall
an acre and nice l-roon dwelling at Bon Air,
3A miles from Washington, in Alexandria county,
Va, near electric cars; $50. GEORGE ". link
ms 500 I9th st. ocS-7t
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wANTED-Waist hands. Apply. before 9, lsl2
s. NV
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" NASTED- BY hrst-ciass c0lored waiter. place il
restaurant OF hotel. 5Os 18Th 81 NV. il
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FOR sALE-Falls Church, Va, IO-room house; l
acre; near school and churches; excellent To-
cation; easy terms. ". n, this Office
0c7-7t. en-
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FOR kENI-Typewriters special puces. with
privilege OF purchases standard makes, uni.
.ersal key hoard; best grade ribbons S6 per
dozen: in and do your typewriting; terins
moderate. EEWMAN'S. GIL 9Th 81. iys-amos
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR RENT-$l2 month use of telephone; large
store for bicycle Salesroom and repair shop.
Address H. K, this Office. ocl1-6t
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WANTED -Niddle-aged eolored woman for house
work. SO 4 st. II
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NANTED-By d young mgn. place TO drive;
good references 221s CleTcland ave NV II
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HELP wANTEp-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-a hite girl to nurse baby and assist
with housework 7sl 5th 81 nw. ocS-2t