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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

TIE pr~ntss-
The n~mo~ra's VII never uhrn'i 90,
proposition 20 the people to tab fra--
q mar HE righf fo vote
There 20 rot q psmc~rs'ir Gov v@-'to.
fhef Woutf mn SPIT rros sax uuo
MIGHT saHHsrcH a rRorosITIos rh.r.
70 NJ. q p~mocvs'ir ~s~d'd.'s fo- -
Ace WHO world Sor rIrDar Hi~sti,
MOST soINNSLr AGAINST rT-Sn .,'l.-
rnsnt W pemc~rsfio Hsndhaok. PUB
Ii.hed nv the North Csroiin. n.rnn-
cratic Executive Committee. O~'ol~r
!, Isos.
YOI'NG SrNWASTFn Nth ',r
education ara good character. ~ i.,rr
rs,eRrsrhy. Rsiivcsd k~~onr'ing,n
Tvpew~''irg. This 70 endorsed Nv 81
leading railway cornnsniss ss the oni.
perfect s~d reiishis i~s'itrfion ~ ~.
kind. All our graduate. are s..is'-d
- rosifions. Tsdpss siso srrnl''-e
write for free catalogue. (Ptn terri
opens August ls'h.N
Globe Telegram roli"r.
Lexington. Ky
june l<-r
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
CATAWBA C0UNTYIN LINE.
Cisod Doehery 6p~aks--Prospest. Cooa
IN the Couny.

IN the Ceun ,.
Newton. N c.. July l9.-Two hum
dred people met at Cat Fish to dav tn
hear , land Dockery, who made a gran
81 eech. Unless the machine steals and
that wIlfully, atawba will rive sJG
majority against tue Amendment ana
it's q vocates Pc, ulists and KrpuhIi-
cans a'e uni against It as we'll a.
u any democrats = LII Ons' tier tn
NICK ME. makes our u. st old , utch
far" ers smile. n y say he 10 like
Uncle Jim's 'pOssum, he is scared !"
at VIDA people are white and do not
pro, ose to be "niggerized" by Sim
mons and his machine.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
LETTER FROM W. R. Nancy.
A Democrat Presents Insulting Epithets
and Broken Promises.
Asheyille Gazette.

The i" t0uxhs" Of Big Ivy, 80 called in
the Citizen of july 18th, and . E cd
number Of Democrats who voted and
worked for the Democratic ticket two
years ago, when OF course they were
good oitizsps. but As soon as the Dem
Ocrats found out these citizens were
too good 10 endorse their ticket they
became "toughs" Mr.. Craig hurt his
party when he denied what he said wo
years ago. There is not one of the
.tOnghs" now who will vote for the
Democratic
Yours truly,
w. r. MANLY.
sab,ras. Y. .. Jay 40
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

Article XIV Of the United State
Constitution says:
"The rights Of the cifizens Of the
United States 70 vote shall NOT 30 de-
n'ed or abridged ny the United
state% or'by any State. on scrount of
rsce, color or previous condition of
servitude.ns
Does not the man Who honestly
believes that the amendment will
disfranchise every iIliferxte negro
hut not q single white man, wIlfhlly
violate his oath when he rrgiste~
and votes for the smepdment4 II
looks that way 20 us.-Fx.
TIE best family oathartic ist Hood,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

INNNMO ROCKER Y w,.hi,s
HuEVN. ron hs. written ~.
hobA'os stony ~ hi. iif. .nd
wovk Ne sives nj. view. or 'ha We.
sro Problem s-h all his best .reech..
white snd ~n'orrd people ave girirs
advanced orders. honsnrs for
agents. Roth white and oaio-ah
agents mste money With mi. boob
write todsv
IL. NICHOLS a 90.
Atlantis. Ga
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
A DEMOCRAT ATTACKED.

A F0retaste-. What All Democrats Nav
txpeot When tho Machine Is Perma-
nently fnthroned.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

The best family oathartie IL. Hood,
Ills.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

sab,ras. Y. =. JAY ~.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23
In Memoriam.

Near Colt. Ark, on the 5ih day of March. 1900. the angel of death entered the home of Mir. ]. W. Christopher, and claimed for his own. the spirit or his sweet little step-daugliter, Jennie Lillian Cobbs. This bright little girl, was one of St. Francis county's fair est daughters. She was just stepping upon the threshold Oi life her morn- ing sun had just risen and she was just beginning to sip from the ''eup of !ne;" her pathway seemed strewn with flowers. and she had just begun .tn enjoy life as is only natural for one ihf.her age. to do. She WAS born Sep tember 26. 1888, and was just in her
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DARK CORNER TIMES.

Mrs. J. r. liardia is quite ill at this wrt. ting.
 Dr. Mcknight. of your city. made visit here Saturday to see Mrs. J. IT, David and was called in to see Mrs. J. 5. Wat ters.
 II. '. Smith. of Whcatley. was iu our neighborhood Friday shaking hands.
 Mrs. Wm. Satterwliite has been quite Ill this week. but Is nov convaiesccnt.
 ]. ?. Hardin has employed l.. A. Sea born for four Mot,ths tv work 0n farm.
 S NJ. Moore told the writer Sunday that he WAS going te plant corn this week.
 Edward Martin was the guest Of ]. D. Hardin Sunday.
 There has been some blowing done in Dark Corner this spring.
 The little son of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Christopher was quite ili Sunday, but is now convalescent.
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twelfth year. She had kind and gen. tie disposition, and was a favorits of all ss Inn ksau, kar

twelfth year. She had kind and gen. tie disposition, and was a favorito Of all who knew her. But to see her was to love her. 7" It seems hard tO realize that she is dead, that her sweet smiles and loving words will greet usno more. But such Is life, and we are again reminded that " in the midst Of life we are in death. '" Bnt we, feel that she has zone to make her home with angels in the "lani of sweet repOse. Don't grieve dear mother and sister. for she is happy. but live that you may meet her there. "she sleeps in her beauty. . rose of tho morning That was plucked from its stem as 1t burst into bloom The reaper has passed, and our suppliance scorninR. Has borne her away to tho cold. hollow tomb. So young and SO beautiful thus to be taken And torn from the arms that were stretched out in vain, Oh, surely sue slumbers-she yet win awaken, And her accents so gentle will cheer us again. 'Full many weed in the garden was grow. ing. Death passed them unheedcd. and sought but rose The charms of her grace and her ioviiness knowing. He iured her away to his land of repose. To land where the poppies are blooming forever. Where the music is low us ihe sigs of the breeze. Where ihe sound of the waiiing Of sorrow can never Disturb her repose meath the murmuring trees. No longer in sickness aud sorrow to ,sn. guish. Her beautiful bod, unracked by pnin. She restetL at length from inc long bitter anguish. She passes away and we seek her in vain. "Genily and lovingly now We must carry Her forth to her narrow, cuid home in the earth. To grievc for the lpss of such beauty ana worth. While we sing in her praise in the sadJest oi numbers. Bewailinx a loss that is bitter to fear. Let us cover with roses Ihe tomb where she sumbers. The sweet to the sweet and the fair to the fair.
 A FRIEND.
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o'clock a. m. He had been confined to his ted for i've weeks with pneumonia.
 Oh. how we will miss Charley. He leaves loving father. six brOth hers and four dear, loving sisters to mourn their loss. He WAS the idol Uf the family, and called for his mother just a short time before ho died. His mother had been dead one year and sight months. Charley has gone tO see his mother and dear brother in heaven. He was a good boy and liked tO attend church. Dear boys. wesp not for Charley, for he has gone home tO heaven.
 The writer conducted the funeral at Good Hope Cumberland Presbyteria church Sunday evening at 80 p. m. in the presence of sOrrOwing and sym. pathizing relatives and friends. His remains were laid to rest in the ceme- tery at Good Hope church.
 REV. w. C. WHITEHEAD.
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DEMOCRAT TIM ES.

The high water is over the county bridge that spans Fifteen Mile bayou at this place.
 !. NJ. Gunter. of Sand Ridge, was ia this srction recently. and reports that he is having great sport with tue fsathery tribe and has bagged one up to date.
 Sorghum Joe and family have moved. Sand Ridge Is now their abode.
 N. W. Jones and family have moved from Sand Ridge to our neighborhood.
 Crops will be cut off considerable in our low lands. us many farmers arr too p,mr to fence their farms and we suppose much land will lie idle.
 W. :. Thomas had big log rolling W.dns, day TIe four wire fennss tess' claim lee hasn't enough land to thrash a
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23
Piles Cured Without the Knife.

Ali druggists are authorized by the manufacturers of Par, Ointment to re- Iund the money where 1t fails te cure any'case of piles. no matter of how long standing. Cures ordinary cases in six days; the worst cases in fourteen days, One application gives ease and rest. Relieves itching instantly.
 This is d new discovery, and is the only pile remedy sold on positive guarantee--no cure no pay. Price 5O cents.
 If your druggist don't keep t'ih stock send us 50 cents in postage stamps and we will forward same by mail. Manu. *acrnreh by Paris Medicine Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. =
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FROM GOOD HOPE.

Charley Fisher. son of II. W. Fisher fell asleep in Jesus MWch :. al
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cat on. However. he is still in tho ring, although slightly disiigured.
 W. NJ. Buchanan one Of our prospering coiored farmers is hustling from way back. Jchn Bsrtol formerly of Denocrat now of Proctor, passed here on his way to Lulu, Ark. "Wednesday looking for tim Der.
 Judge ,Tnu. $. R. Cowan. passed here on his way to Lulu "Wednesday.
 Cisero Beatty is making feathers fly after Turkeys. Poor fellow he always has hsherman's luck.
 Our four. wire-fence law died at Forrest City few days since aud many friends mourn and are exceedingly sorrowful. Mrs. N. w. Jones Is very puny.
 We'll boys, you may come in now, court is about over.
 Every person in this country who can get a sack of cotton seed and three acres of land will have a cotton crop this gear, but next year they will find out they have over done the thing, if not next fall. As there is no prospect of an overflow farming has commenced in earnest The frog and tadpOle industry. iii this section, is q total failure this year.
 SILVER BILL.
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kis MEpic| kntlen,en 1 Ithe incIe9 CT
 Spye's Iaa bs our re9 Fist. we t. l Bon of lSe 8
 nYd VI
 ,u,c.Qut| Ag enorui| klsnd Gr1
 ,ease ruS1
 oblise,
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED At III Nd. svc. ne. good cook; man
or woman. II em
" NANTED- Evening shorthand pun D.; -pceJ dictl-
tion- COURT STENOGRAPHEB. % II 81. NV.
. snfO 80 .Cm
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EhILEO Ds.
& Ohio
IAILROAD

IsAILROAD.
scbeeu1e in effect December "a 1870
Leave Washington nom station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and G Street.
For Chicago and Northwest, Yestibuled Limited
trains lO:SJ a. M, : 90 p N, dauy.
For Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Indianapolis,
express, 1875 m. Yestibuied Limited $40 p.
~; express l2:05 night, daily.
or PlttsbuTg and Cleveland 1875 g. m. and
$50 and 1855 p. m. daily.
For Columbus. Toledo aad Detroit. 12.o5 night.
For Winchester and way stations, = - a. n
and $40 and $3.50 p. m
Eor Luray, $40 p. daily
Tor baltimore, week days, N2:25 500, 6:90,
30, 80, 1''Lg xe.S9. s-Sj, $3.50. xlO.00 a n
Alz:00 n, lZ;l5, NIB. X3-00. x3:3O. x8 So 4.3j,
19:OJ, A3:l0 x5:30, XC.2O, $50, as .O0, xlO.O9
1II:SO Kills IN. Sundays. x2-Sj. x7.O5,
A. 10 $50. x9.OO a. m. xI2:05. 100. I.I5,
XII 30 XII 55 ?. m.
Tor Annapolis. 7.lO and s.25 a, m, I2.I5 and
$50 p m Sundays. $40 A. m. 4-Sj p H.
For Frederick, week days. s:S5. 1855 a. m
40, 5:SO p. m Sundays, go a m, I.1J p.
For HageTstown. 'lO-55 a. m and $50 p. n
for Boyd and way points, week days, SIS
In 9'-' 20 5'So. 7'O5 p m Sundays. 500 a m,
For Gaithersburs and way points. week days.
$50 a. M l2:5O- 800. 4-20, AS. 5-5G 4-0j,
75 Id.i p m Sundays, 300 a m. LIS. 4:S5, 7:o5.
For washington Junction and way points.
week week days, s:55 a m, 4;S0, $50 p. N. Sundays
~ a. HS A.AS p m
Royal Blue Line.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Boston.
and the East, gee d2ys, 7;oj dDncrl. $50
(Buhetl, 1000 (Diner. a. m. 1906 (DiHer).
lis tDinerl. 800 Royal Limited" Ex-
elusively Pullman Train Dining Car, sos
Dining Carr. 500, 1850. Sleeping Car open az
1000 o'clock), and 2.35 night Sundays .0j,
s;O6 4. m, l2-05 moor, lis Din.ag Cars. 300.
200 Dining Cars, 500. u;3O (Sleep,ng Car open
1000 o'clock, and -2.3j night.
Parlor Cars all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. n l2-(5 noon. and
l:l5 and 500 p. m week days l2-1J noon Sun
DAYS
For Cape Nav, week DAYS. l2.OJ and LIS 2. m.
Except Sunday XEXprezs trains
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotelf
and residences BY Uni0r ~-sa-'-- - orders
left at ticket Offices. 6l9 PennsvIvania Avenus
NV. New York Avenue and 18th Street. and AZ
DEPOT.
7. d. UNDERWOOD. D. B. MARTIN
2d '. p. and Gen Man. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
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FOR sALE-CouxrRY PROPERTY.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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scashore Connertions.
Southern RY.

Schedule in eject JaEuzr- lG, 1900
All trains arrive and leave fIom Penrsy ylyaui1
Passeur--r Station
SOIL. m.-Dailv- r.oear f5r DauviIIe. Charlotte.
aHd way stations Connects AZ Manassas Tor Stras
burg and Harris0uUUrE caIiy, and Stzuutcu week
days. and a. lyucLhurE with The Norfolk and
Western daily. and With e. & o. r. r. for Natural
Bridge caI-y, and Lexington week DAYS
II-I5 O. u--D4iIy UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. Sleeping Cars TO- Jacksonville, va
Savannah. uniting at Salisbury with SIecp-- for
Asheyi'le aHl H1t Springs, y C-i Knoxville. CHAT
rall1Ea. and Memphis. Tenn. AID 9. Charlotte
with Sleeper Cor Augusta Connects 20 Columbia
with Sleeper Tor thsrlesta1- Sleep ~ C-r 2.
NeN Orleans. uniting A. CHARLOTTE with sleeper
for Atlanta. solid train Washington 90 New
Orleans without change Dining Car Service
Connects az LyaClhurE daily f1r Natural Bridge,
and week days ior Lexington
II 80 a. DaiIy-LCCaI fuV CLarlott0sylIc-
4.CI p. m--Local for Frcut ROYAL sy-as5ars,
aad Hsrrl=onhurg daily except sunday
4.30 p. m.-D1iiy-LoIl Tor Charlottesville
$50 D. m--Daily-NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
EMPRESS. Sleeping Cars 90 Port Tampa. va
Savannah and Jacksonville. connecting with braS-
ing room Sleeping Car for =. Augustine aud
Miami Sleeping Car TO Augusta, via Columbia,
with connection for Aiken and Charleston.
Through coach TO J4ekson'lile- Dining Car Ser
e.5o p. u.-D4Iv-WASIINGTON AND CHAT
TANtgtEA LIMITED. VIA LiNCHBi re. sleep
i7g cars 20 Memphis and New Orleans through
Bristol PsrlOr and Observation Car between Rad
ford. Va, and Alfalfa. Ala Dining Car Service
IO.45 p. rn--Dlily-NA ASHINGTON AND Sol TIL
WESTERN LIMITED. composed q SleepeEs. Din-
ing Cans. ard Day Coaches. Sieepevs 20 NasA-
Vile Team via Aghey1Ile. Knoxville. and Chat
rauooEa- Memphis. via Birmingham New Orleans,
via Atlanta and Montgomery Connects AZ High
Point y c.. leaving Washington daily. except
SATURDAY, fc- Pinehurst \. C. Observation Car
no Macon. Ca. VIA Atlanta Extra Dlawing
r5ru STecucr 20 New Orleans every Tuesday ard
saturday connecting there with sunset Limited
f7r san Francisco Nesrihuie Day Coach 70 A.
l4~t5. Dining Car service. >Hl>r~ Fef~7na' y
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FOR sALE-LoTs,


FOR ~ALE-Bruoklard rooms; a. m. D., s2 90.
SOD down balance $50 month address BON
ls1 tins lfiUr apll-1t
FOR SALE-T4koma cottage. Sl,GJJ; 500 cash.
BARRIE. 1925 l4th 81. uW. auil-5t
IDR SALE-Tu1 best bargains on the cart @
farm. laJ acres. Is miles from Na-iirl.i 1u
.vE MIA, J mile from railroad acres Ss.racH
s-l miles from Washington IN Mar nd
WI n. PRICE. 6I1 IFtf 30. NV. -rI'-3t
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THE KNIGHTS OF HONoR-A grand frateruai
organization, tko peer % s2y. ---nassed By
n0ue, during the Jnenty-six years o. its existence
has paid 70 its benefciaries, the widows and or
phans Of thirty-ive thousand deceased brothers
the munihcent sum OF SiXTY-NiEE MILLION DOL
LARS. TWO HUNDRED AND IIGHTEEN THoUS-
AND DOLLARS OF which has beeea disbursel IN
this city: TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
1899. FRANCIS +. BATES. Grand Dictator 1925
9th st. nw.i JOHN II. KING, Grand Reporter, 1919
I ST. apl0-3t
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FOR SALE-At Garrett Park Ii yor are con
tempistiHg bugirg o summer homa. look a.
this one; 2story slate root. containing u r1oms
fraut and back stIirv8yS large closets. cellar un-
DER whole house. pipes iu mouse for EIs and
water. I6OpJ feet - ground, beautifully tarracet
concrete streets 81 ---tIlu- This IS snap ilr
quick purchaser. reduced from $500 TO Si5D;
photograph 80 oaior. HILL, NEWTON Co,
Sl2 81. nv. spIl-St
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N TIE II PRIME COZ RT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING a SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BU@tNESS.-lu re
Estate oi WILLIAM II. DOhERTN. late -
the District Ci Columbia, Deceased. No OIL
Administration Docket %
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court oi the District Of ColmNbia holding
special term for Orphans Court business for let.
tCrs OF administration on said estate, by Daniel
O'Dus IN. IL Is ordered this THIRD DAY OF
APRP A. D., 1900 that notice is hereby given
60 A Ie Davis, whose name before marriage vas
Annie Dol erty. now residing at Malvern, in the
County Of hester, in the State of Pernsp lvania
aud 10 an others concerned, 10 sppea- l.. All
court on FRIDAY. THE nth DAY Or NAY
A. D. 1900, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, 20 sEoys ca 1se
why such application should not be uaated.
This notice shall be published in tine Washing.
ton Law Reporter and the Washington Times.
once in each Of three successive weeks bel 1re the
return Gay therein mentioned-the first publica-
tion TO be not less than thirty days before said
return day.
BY the Court:
CHAS. c. COLE, Justice
Attest.
LOUIS A. DENT, Register Of Wills
DANIEL O'DEiSCOLL. Attorney for Applicant
apo, 1929
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FOR SALE-ExtraOrdiDaTy opportunity to fpUT-
char, sh-grsde bicycles; some only sAhtly
used; s. ~ CYCLE EXCHANGE, 7iO 10th ST.
NV. aGll-St
LARGE assortment Of second-h/d bicycles; all
makes. at 50, $40, and SIS; tires, special
prices; Quality cOnsidered), SI5O, $l75. S2.25
$3.50; Goodrich and Hartford So, bicycle repairing
mechanical oyeThauling. 81; ensmeling 81; vulcan
izing, 4Oc. LAB0FISH, Bicycle Machinist, III
9Th st NV mh14-lmo-em
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WATCH THIS SPACE for rare bargains in bi-
cycles. tires, supplies Of all kinds; for in
stance, We sell . guaranteed bicycle, ftted with
Morrow coaster and brake, for S2j; tires put on
for Sl.50; lamps at g0c; all AUdries at lowest
prices NATIONAL CYCLE CO, 1921 Pa. ave
apll-t
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FOR nENr-sroRE AND DWELLING

FOR RENT Large, new store and 6-Ioom dwell
ing uilh stable. iee box iu store or Nichol,
son ave. Twiuug CITY; rthr cuiy $40 per north.
Enquire NcLAJGHIIN REAL ESTATE OF.t.E,
corner 10th aud G. rs NV. apt
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schesu1e in effect December "a, 1870.
cave Washington nom station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and g Street.
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WALL PAPER

NOW THE BOERS ARE TAXING THEIR TURN
90 surrounding thc British, and are doing 10 iu
veFy effective style- That's The WAY We paper
ruOms-in effective ~tyle- AT the new. handsome
styles in Wall Paper to choose ivam. Rooms pa
ptred. - up. J, G.. NOLTE SO 9tb 81 No
BRANCH apIl-tf
ROOMS papcred. >I.55 mp; samples brought; work
guaranteed. III NJ. ass Missouri ave. apI0-1,
ROOMS papered. Sis up, guaranteed RICH
ARD s. RYNEX. 9th aud ll ays- ne. mh2I-Imo
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CHURCH NOTICES.

TIE UNITED STATES IL PROPHECY win be
The subject Of discourse by Evangelist A.
T. BaIenger. Sunday az f;i5 p. M. in the Church
oi the Blessed Hope. Sth e. ne, bet and O.
1.le speaker will undertake to show that the time
lace. and manner OF rise OF the United States
With ITS Institutional characteristics are described
lu ~. IIonhelc Scrpturcs. tom
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wANTED-ROOus.
wANTEn-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

NANTED-Ilorses for pasture: good grass ard
water, 10 wire; called FOR AID returned.
7 =. SPENCER. Langdon, d. c. ap9-6t, ,em
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Cotiage of Q rooms: 3 acres; on
llAmiltcn Read, near Congress Heights. Ap-
UlY 10 0tf 81. ne. aDl33L sra
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ONE CLEAN 2d-foor fur. back room; geutleman
only; 50. Us d st. ne aPlS-St, EN-
FOR RENT-DeIightfu, apartments: ID and Sd
hoors; st. cars pass the door, Sl2 Ind. ave.
aplS-St,em
FOR RENT-On., good size fur. room; - per
month. ll42 5th ST. NV. apl3-St, EN-
FOR RENr-Cosy rooms: s. each. also large back
parlor; reasonable. go sth ST. NV.
FOR REST-Large front ballroom; fire. BATH; first
class; rates reasonable. iii llth 81. nw.
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished hall room. go \
'FOR RENT-Furnished or uufuruished. large
rooms, back porches big yard, two in
room; good board; $40. 5l7 New York ave.
aplS-3t
FOR RENT-P4ruy furnished or uufurui,bed, four
OF hve rooms, TO a settled couple without ohil-
dren Ill 81. NV. apl35r
FOR RENT-To gent, rooms; s. and $. 1908 o
st. NV spl2-N EN-
FOR RENT-Fur. and unfur. rooms ll55 otl st.
NV. apl2-3t, EN-
SELECT rooms, nice house $50 up weekly. $50
Pa. ave. NV. apl2-5t. en-
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. two fur. rooms; to-
gether or separate. 2O7 C e. nw. apl2-3t,om
FOR RENT-Large room: IsxI0 feet. good storage
room; suitable for most any kind Of business
Apply at 41i 9th 81. NV. apl2u,em
FOR RENT-Elegant fur room; very low. 45l G
81. NV
FOR RENT-One large un;urnished or furnished
front room, So or $. l0ll Il Sc. ne. apl2St
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms, a. m. l.; sin
gle or en- suite. Oh 6th st. NV. spl2-5t
FOR RENT-Front room, furnished. halt block
from Capitol grounds. pa lst St ne apl2it
FOR RENT-gls n. Y. ave, nicely furnished front
rooms; transients taken apl2 81
FOR RENT-First or second door; a. IN. i. OH
Fla. ave. NV. apl2;t
FOR RENT-Three fur OF uutur- rooms; ref re-
quired; private family. DRUG STORE. 5th
and b sw. apII-St.em
FOR RENT-One nicely-iur. front room. $. 80
81 ST. nv. apIl5tem
FOR RENT-93l \. Y. ave. nicely furnished I'd
floor front room. apll-5t
FOR RENT-Onc large furnished front room,
heat. gas. and bath: also two uuhIruishcd
rooms for light housekeeping with water. gas,
and bath 1896 9th st. NV. apll-St
private family every comfort; for gentlemen
220S iith 81. aplI-5t
FOR BENT-Oue large furnished room. Sd floor:
south front; very reasonable. 623 81. NV.
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FUR RENT-Sccond floor. south front; fur
Hished rooms; desirable 22l st. nw.
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FOR RENT-Tro rooms. s. and SO; gentlemen or
houzekccpins 40 eth az. nv. apl.-St
FOR BENT-Two or three communicating fur
UiShed rooms, light housekcepiUg; reasonable:
hall room- ll25 9th st. NV apIl-st
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SITUATIONS wANTEn-MA8E.

" NNIFD b Young man, position a- collector or
clerk in store, good refs AdiIc, Box 22i
H., Office Item
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wANTED-BICYCLES.

WANrED-The best lady's wheel $40 or SO viii
buy; state make and year. Address Box l92.
this Office aplI-3t. EN-
WANTED Before selling your bicycle. secure our
cash offer CYCLE EXCHANGE, 74O 10th st.
NV apll-3t
MANTED-The best bicycle % viii buy; state
make and year. Address BOX I79. this Office
apn-2t
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FNNTEH wants employment with private par
Ties. good general mechanic; rel Box 20.
this Office. apI5-2t. .cm
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STORAGE.

STORAGE 20 cents per load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 420 10th ST. NV. apI2-St
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" ANTED- Woman 70 cook. wash, S~d iron, aud
general housework; $40 month. IN family.
Apply saturday. 45S Mas. ave. NV Item
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"a ,-,-,.,. :.
hANiED-Boy 70 draw soda; must well
recommended: cigarette smoker need not ap-
ply JOHN r. MAJOR, 9Th and c SIS.
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" WANTED-A reliable woman 10 cook and assist
in general housCwork; must stay nights and
come recommended. lf65 kene-aw ave. NV.
aplS-2t.em
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un1r w.nrrn-rrnALR.

wANTED-Wbite girl for chamber and hOusrrorI,.
Isl7 st. NV. lt,ea