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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

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,.'a t,'a
In F.a" IL .. - '.s.''- q ''
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W. 81 = ;ir,.- 20 Nv IN :, " "' -
-. 81. NC "'"@-~. N'."'.'' N-''
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IL. NJ r+."-H,. n. i' 81 u -' :
~ N"'N ''" 'i w. gen" men, 'h''i ""
s'iNENik :--' ar Er"y.. Ar; ~'"-" Come
'.''. '..i' f- 81" " if'it"f
-Fu,NAc =. .,f, r,,, l7f.. Furnished raarr-
>~'a'a.~ or ',t.'''.. ,,.-'g'g.~ ,-',
I,-,rr,.,- ~ - \ Ef..-r.n -.
TWO ,l-,san. urerr7,ss.-l ,r!rd-ea.r rooms 70
,..,T.bi - vui IN. ,e-.r NJ. i.s,,i.n
= I;.rg,hI!.. VIII -"
yTRGINr. oyster Fv- Sc VIM c Milford,
-. = So e.
-
,rF 81, n -.,i.',1 ,,.yy. ul-r,.-. r-.
..suir- I'm.
: tfi-'a'n- 9 ger "'"S.
WASH =. -g@ Two u1rirnish"d rooms aaa
NIX "s"' - no. ~ PEI "
! ,g,r.G,,.' for ri:S. haT.rss,fIne On. Tor CONT
| mon. r-.soua.r. terms.
..pm f- lsr. nru>.E--4Irr .-tva;- slrgNy.
In, ae"ntnHa location Neiy desirable al ern'e-
nilTGaA5I ' i1S.1t and - 4{,' s,1~v I'm l5,Tf"; - w~''-:nr-
s]oulhle.
w,STT%GToy Az go Ss.-5-x--ry .r,r,
eui La,k r,m. senti-m-n oalv. rrfr-saces r.
| guir.s-
wAsuTEGTa.; A. IL %.[.,v r,rp,-5aI
! sanablr ,.rGls.
wASUrNGT0% A. 1919 LCyeyg gUr7ie,e1
! .-,.t - - -.
! s-rir,ly 4rst lass " ~
w,~SIfrv:-ox A.. so - .--1-E-,
| rn.ms far s.ut!.r,n ar,-. -, t. S., r-r 49,
w,sIIINGToH Ave. e,n rar-1- u,egl5n, con
! Meeting -~rirrS: quiet hang. T.. Iui.t T.s,--c.,bI-
I-rti-s: gas stow: rent r,asonaiae.
WAStTXGT6Y A. 9fc- seco,5- .,o,,- So.
and other rooms: furnace boat not water p.r,.-
lain bath: everything aesiraGi- ana omit.
WASHINGTON Ave. >x-D.s,rar,s nicely
t--Tirg - rI,ra~st ~, ~. .,h.t ~
wAsTTNGr0T Ave- I.l=-Fron, and h,c.,
| gas. heat' efs r4ssaas6ie To- ner rrp ta,snts
wASITT~cTo~ - I,- 49, -
,,.s.. sft.Jrf,y r,,r, fr-,Dr - %
f1-,,ebcT .o--. - -"
-' nun
WASHINGTON Ave. ~ Desirable. ELEGANTLY
furnished p4rlJrS. with even cc-yenianc-. suit
able FOR doctor or man and WIFI. r-ssoua ble
WEST BELL. 429-FTont room second story.
reasonable.
| rooms ali GoI,yanl.nces- reasonshIa -, IN i''Ht
-
NfSJ. Chestnut st. 22--on" unfu-1iShei
,raSorahle terms.
WEST Chestnut 81. Desirable. nicely fur
uisheI front ana connecting r.nrts. -. .rE rI..,r-
WEST Chestnut st. 2Sfl-Tvn elegantly far
IN rro,!.r1 ,.r,,.,,5.r..s. ,s.,
permanent part.. WINS "
VyIHc1r,vFy 4. - r. -
rotjnI.. Gua ft-aiahsd ,- -, 'n~,rrE.a " "
NoOMs WITH BOARD.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

I rAN slI a. trade yoIr r,al .S'a,. for ,al
and give sht.sfa"tiun. tv lac. Ban On. Il =.
Eighth. room :
lot in Forest Park place Sor home si,-. .-aT
Lake ave. on Westminster preferred. low Erce.
a =. Republic.
RENL ESTATE WANTED We hava two my
chaS-r- for 'hbaun- District. one wautin. ,juAt
or mine room house The u'has about .Iry II
r""IrS; W"Ild lee pleased - hear from |ys-rtl--
hI..ng such property t. uf.r
Mercantile Trust ConpRnH,
Eighth ard ID,g~. >'s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.
NOTICE.

W.
y you have 4 vacant room. answer 70 never.
tisefnalts under this h-adiag AM 5rus store
VII! send your answers 10 The Repulilc free OF
charge: spend NJ money Tor stamps or car fare.
IoARD WANTEp-CJu1trv board Ly lady ID,
a :;rm near railroad; not over 20 miles from tiry
u -. E"TuhiI-
E~phEUEItS WANTED-Two ladies. emulav-i
or couple, pleasant. 'urufprtItla home IN small
BOARD V . WA%TED-Young man
in .ar-haIf hours Ralk II broadway and OH.
stat terms * :. ~ReTutlic.
ny youHE man ~hp works AZ might. rom and
board. IN private family: quiet HsighbJrhund
stat" terms X IL. ReTuhic.
FURNISHED room Tor two gentlemen. nu.f
he mar center ui city. state rent. Y Il. R-yuL-
tTENiSHit.' room wanted by young nan.
stem heat. not wt'-f. ei'. within eight blocks
puhIi".
GOOD hoard anu q .'ra>an. r-m liz A c-uTi.
IN 2 I,"isl .aulii. state :rir-. Civ pa ;ttyularS.
l. -. T. fuA'i'.
NICELY furnished front loom Or lisht house.
k-~rtnc. refined couple. ~ children. r -. Re
public.
I:puM ard board fr two In 81 Iyc1fiIn.
stat price. ; g.. Republic.
ROOM ari board in private f1miIy nv cent :,
r"iEhh"rh""d Of Compton Heights. r -. Re
public.
80 AND BOARD WANTEp-Ev y.UTy
man. r"ol and hoard. iv IT," week: near Four
tenth and M,rk"; ST.. Add. 90 y. Twelfth 81.
ROOM Y BOARD rrangs
young man. With rvcoTmsniations. nice room an!
board In eSohans. for services. & GO. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
WANTED.

NOMINATE wanted by Young man: rriya.a
family. HON" cooking, all modern conyeniences.
1874 cook ave.
WtNTEp-YounC !adv. cuplovei
TO share furnished Hat Will two other Ia,fia. aud
share part expense, must have reference. T ~.
Is-I.uhiic.
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PERSONAL.
F.r.een Cents Per rsn-.

r''een Gnu :" I'm"
-------
hentiai. iT1mrt. ReIi.
ale Attorney 'O, Olive st. se>oni four-
"f..~ o.; H.. NJr..al! ra.r'r-i,r. @'is Page
pf. ...--, l-t.r-- - Les ---7-,,- ~,
--,~-"- .'''.,+ IN 'r.uhi' '"ii. f"iisl."' r'as-
--r--- ..,,,. ..,,..-.
.rr', ti,'-'- No.
l-- 'lliL az.
I,,-grr AWE yT.VTA%D az F1Ir-
,.all- al o write .oaad -nua'. terms reason-
- 'HEStNt T ST-htFHr,"S. tlr1ar- sai''
g.. 3 10 ryrarr.ac,'i sr;rrr.-,. az fr.c.
Do, Trf: MARY akTiitR SPECIALIST Ladies
~ .,,~n!sn,e ri o.; r~t.eaJ a,,-atou, Eats
iru sular..I.s vua-a--'.s success ~ 10 cnars-.
t.,a'~ IL. 49, ...il;t,- y, v1u.7- :. vs,rS' SUI.
.'s-iaI .>p0-fea.- !'r:,. s@-',-.yu arIrir. con
H.. w,ar only i--f-;-. reliable iay.,io-atr!
@,'"-s 60 '''A'' sen Ma" o. ls' : s'h.
CEu- You as, ,r.rl and .o4 axe .-oux wiz.
t. NJ ~ nom. -~-1vtr
IAplE<. Doctor Annie Nsuian,rs H:eTQls---
-"
Mrs iiaI' a. l.,.s, :-riis. iI, y, N!a.'t..ai, -
mr.
Treatment ff-r- Nrs. r. Starr. -sIl Franklin ay".
LADIES In trout.r. call! rriysr. h.H" berr re
re- Turing '""AHe"eA' Ms IT N"ye-@. -la
I,,ur.
L-tIIh- ~ us ,4,a1sei IN i:.G.s. f@i.are
re- i~laa7i '@i~'i.la~ 60. Na"-ar c:g. IA.
tr-atnch, HrcA and iaeiai WI! al! at 'Ls
nous abstraction sl4F1h'~rl LIS Republic.
NFITErEu- L--F. 4g
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

HICKORY st. Isr-Two elegantly furnished
r,O-7S. modern convenience T-a-
soEable to permanent party: private family.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

MARKET ST. 2Ta- Desirable. nicely fErrfsha
SDfatlr terms.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

locust ST. 2I2-Nicely furnished front sad
other rooms. furnace !'-at. gls and all convent
.nC-S. Reasonable.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

SEA, Printing 80 cheap WORK rates rea.
- able. fui '..iut Fhus. P Smith X 90. los :.
S-.,1;h - Phone K'n!pcA = ie7s.
HI-SINESl carts. 81: bfIhsai>. statements.
n''.r-1a-. $50 PEI thousand \. p Nitrey. las
=. Iw.i1tr 81
CRESCENT Irinr'rs COMPANY. "a. y. Fourth
St-E:as cora.1"r.i tai Job work; popular prices;
s-"l for samples
= y. STEELE 6 o Book and job Printers.
i y. Third - -L-ea blanas and briefs a sps-
cial:y. Tel. Main A1a
noTELA.
EATF,< 'Io,., -. Pine 81 tEurppesn)-Niceiy
furnished aaI we'll heated rouruS. all convent
,ne-s. :, c--r-s daily and NJ: irens:en-s accom-
m.s.at"d.
BROADWAY. Ia AMI IL y. 4 T. .. Hotel
R.-U- -. 20, ara 81 p-g day Or ia yer week
ami NJ.
HOTEL. Pine. 1873 Pine opened
h.t-l w.-a well furnished and heated rooms:
.ye-yrh ~ strictly h-st-class; for iransients only.
E.yGFIt Hotel European plan: elegantly fur
ui-L.a. -E-ryti-iHs strictly hrst-ciass and VI 20
dat. 3s0 Morgan 81.
MANHATTAN Hotel. European. 1901 Chestnut
s.. pu- Block North Union Station Elegantly
furnished will heated rOcns. special weekly
Rates. trausi"Hts.
PARKER HOUSE. 1907 Chestnut New FUR
n!sa.l. gentlemen only: finest rccnns IN Jne city
Call and examine.
RB;rNT Hotel. European. Foure-n,h and
Chestnut SIS steam heat: hot and cold water
In eclh rom. taih. s.rry convenience. k!nloch
CC.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

MARKET ST. e3cJ-Nir-lv furnished from. an.
other rooms. all modern crVveTicnCes. reasora-
bic terms TO permanent rarty.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
DWELLINGS.

NV tIttNSS-
CAROLITE -. sp.-Co,,as. Of four rooms.
SO. Kelley 4 90. MS Chestnut -.
pUNcAN Ave-. i2M-S.y-n-ryom t.r.cs house:
hos and gpld water. furnace: bath. ia sc-i con
EAsTo% Ave. srF-Two-storv Groom brick.
tf PEN l. ". RULER. -ioi East,n ave.
LNDELL Aye. go Nine rooms. IS. and s5,,.
- roOins. S., both good condition.
sOTT & FAR.aIi. rs Chestnut st.
bath: 81. h"-i"v & %. Ii!2 Chestnut st.
MORGAN "a. .It Ter rooms. hall. bath. mod,
sTn. k""!"v 4 &C.. HIS Chestnut -.
MORGAN. st. .rs-Eieht rooms: hall. bath
and gas. H"~iey 3 90. IiE chestnut 81.
MoRGAN 81. 2s,.-Srven rooms. cellar. bath.
stable. laree yaI'.s: only ssi. J. z. Kaiino X
r 20, tls Chestnut.
MORGAN -. 4j.s-Siy large rooms ana ham.
with new plumbing v.ry hns furnace. all con.
''neUoes. ana. IN tact. 4 ~mfortIiIs horne f5r
small family. Property in sooi condition aud
VII! Ice kept ~. Apply ~ 4"9' Morgan
NEOSHo Ave. -Thr~eroom cottage; Large
yard - r--icv a 20. liis Chestnut 81.
OLD MANCHESTER Road 5-ei- Nlc- s-room
cottage h"ci"o Il 60. llia Chestnut 81,
fA'iE 40. a>}J-f.ve.v mouse 81 : r,oms:
fa'h. ~, and cold water. laundry. Een t-lophon-.
l1''ir!! f"M. :. 'Synnfuch < Bro.
FENpLETON Az. 5ls Between olve and
-F!rt--r rooms. : b.rhr,orns iir
Va'er heat. electric Hight. ra- rarg-. coal range,
.HA 49, fhNA ata -A| - e. TsN
""li"rS, r-fris-Tatpr. 'na'-st,iaEr room. cellar amt
finished basement. Iauncrv stove ana slate wash
tabs. y. : WOOD ~. ,hrSfuu. =
SViSI.AN Ave. CtsS-S-, r-foou, Queen Anne
cottage. large yard. fruit and shade trees. y3.
Scott & farTaT. IL chestnut Fl.
SHAW Place. 6-puuhls brick house. . large
Foote's U.. !.ir.ufuSt. furua'e. bafh hot and
cold water: In irst-Class condition: convenient L,
.ar lines and school. fronts on private PARK.
.p' - ;.-t front. has rvr~y exposure. very l.!t
a. Apply - \ ID. Clinningharl. 4l vIive -.
SHENANDOAH Az. -lt- Elerar. house. all
modern improvements. including ras rEtur-- rent
-. Apply NJ c''' Shenandoah ave.
SiliEG Ave. &Is-';ool S-roonl brick house;
s"i' 'asy. tA'sp. Love q SONS. 20 Eighth It.
ST DhIlS Ave. IS+-Ni,e a-rl1n, detached
hous": s9gd roE,:it!rl. mt only SO.
DMA st. sys- Lovely small C room house:
hot bath. yards. Rear r4rs. every Convenience.
k"r 81 Thomas -
THION Ave. l.6G-Slx ruons; bath. cellar.
furnace. front anG hs,a yard. new. viii de-
NrI. /. Ea.ssn. Ii1I chestnut -.
WEST Chestnut ST. g.I2-Trn-rOvm house: nice
location. low rent ali 'onv'ni-Hsrs
NI'IIOLLSRTTTER.
WEST Morgan -. A,2- Elegant residence. y
rooms; all nroi-rn improvements. owner leaving
tN- cifE. never Offered for rent before. Sc ~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
Get 6 Per Cent fer Your Honey.

I'm receiviu. applications laiiy for iVans Sc
cured by nrst leeds OF Trust snI notes. y. sums
81 from $50 ~ s2r.Jv. brdIiug iH'eT--: >"-uiau-
nualy on improved real estate. Ca.l or send I.Y
list Of shat | offer for sale.
CHAS. 7. VCGEf Ca Chestnut -.
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MINING

"IlgICT ziur properties Marion comfy. Ar
Laus-s. - Fullerton ~u;il;inE. =. r clark.
LIMITED amount ~ stock. lpI Per share
t.rFIlL fuu-,. - further develop rich copper
VFnrty-v II Arizona "a Fullerton building
WILL. sell 'uz-t~r interest IN lead ana zinc
mine. -. LUIS T,.uJ,. Missouri. money used
fr l---.1yE-ur. g. Il Rider. .sS Cas- ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

ALI. desiring nice. cyrUfYrrah.e r-'ru-. 4
daE xl.25 a week up White House. -1.ttTr-t
corner Ninth and Pine. strictly r-St-rl+---
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.

STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
DROP ~ n postal ard ct US quote YOU prices
or AL E...-~ Vi nNfLTa work bai6ir MFG 20.
uyrtr%,s, ,.r MuI'arphy and Tenth.
JEW ELRY Case-At 2 bargain, one fnc watch
makers JeW"irV regular walnut case: , feet
iuEg. cost. n-w. 81. $; ;. broadway.
tsp- uaa wall eases. six feet sliding door. swift
2rl~ frr nrr. hant 81 Ladies ta!l0rs: tao sewing
~ 4rEiu-S: Chplp NJ y. seventh ~.
OAK counters from SisEeI-IIiilman's also oak
tables. 2 f..t rid-. IN :-"t long. a bargain. III
y. SCENT. So
GFEL'= outfit: everything new: partition with
cl4~S Doors. one spring lpJr. one wire door.
Dis. safe. chains. ,."Tt~rs. cutters tables. two
,.s counters. ts? feet long. with aN ORA rers
.s.h. -"> washington av-. third floor
SE'U%rHAND. fo!i'r-,or. tiat,t"p and stand
Tx desk. ou- glass Office. able chairs. book
,tSee. cheap sil y. Srysaih II.
SFsrNHHANp for glass counter cases: also
millinery casa. counters ana shelving. LOT OF
cloak T-rk-. at q bargain. III y. seventh ST
TE>-F'rT oak Showcase. square font: cheap.
al+ tI-Iri.t's st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-30
MORE COFFEE FACTS.
Study the Question Yourself.

'When the doctor said no more cof-
fee was dismayed, for as an ardent
lover of coffee and a crank in the matter
of its preparation, / had grown to believe
that life was not worth living without It,
but the dull stupidity and the almost
daily headache So interfered with my pro
fession Citerature) that was compelled
to seek the doctors advice. 80
81 saw an Improvement from the start,
hut missed my morning beverage and
felt \ great lack. 1t was at the home or
a friend and Postum apostle, MIS- -
of Lonsdale. thatSI tasted my first Pos
tum. Her family had sworn by 1t year
or more, and declared themselves, from
the last to the greatest, benefited by rs
use. . sal7s,
s. 81 was surprised to ind 1T really pal
atable and determined that I could Inn
prove on 1t myself. I purchased box,
and as we all do, on the first trial. made
"a lamentable failure OF 1t, through IN
sufficient boiling. and the Postum was
poked away on anSupper5 snel1,g uhtllS.ln :.
oft-reiterated neEsDaper statements Is maze
mo determine t5s try 1t AGAIN, WIKI long
boiling. (.
81 took twenty-five minutes TO pre-
pare it. about ten minutes to bring It UP
to a boil. and then allowed IT. 10 y ooA
steadily for fifteen minutes, and from me
first sip L was enthusiastic over tne ne"
beverage. and even wanted second cup.
1t has never palled upon me. morning
or night. Nothing could induce me 70 go
back to the berry coffee -
THE change Postum has wrought In
me seems little short of miraculous. For
the first time in many years, am really
well, my color has freshened, headache
has not visited me for many weeks. ana
NY ability. for work has returned with all
its cd zest. shall never cease to be
Foy, hot far {ol
cure due to nothing more than Postum
Food Coffee, in place OF the oriental
berry
..Stncerely5 yours Mrs. r. B. Tall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-30
Broke Al,Hecords.

Owing to the misfortune of the big
balloon bursting last Thursday, and the
high winds on Friday and cold weather
Saturday, Mr.. Wesley, manager of the
Corniced Balloon Co.. was unable to
make the balloon go up, and thinking
that the people would be disappointed,
he made another attempt Sunday In the
snow storm. in which he was successful
in making a fine ascension.
AT LILO the big balloon eft the ground
and went up the height Of 500 feet Mr..
Atwell was unable to cut loose and had
to stay with the balloon until it came
down. He was unfoItunate as he land
ed on a barbed-wire fence. The balloon
continued its journey and landed three
squares from the grounds. Many people
ran out from their honi,s and were
dumbfounded to see the big balloon up
in the air IN "a snow storm. 1t Is rare
occurrence to see&a hot air balloon UP
in n snow storm.
rhe big balloon is said to contain eco
yards of canvass. and is pronounced to
be the largest ever in Richmond.
The makers of Cornicide have decided
to remain in Richmond all this week
and will make an ascension each day at
$3.50, If weather is favorable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-30
CHICAGO CONCERN
Trying to Introduce a Chart in the


Information has just reached the De-
partment Of Public Instruction to the
effect that representatives of a Chicago
publishing house are making efforts to
induce school trustees in various counties
of Virginia to adopt arithmetical charts
published by the Chicago concern.
Letters have been received by Secretary
Brent asking for instructions in reference
to the charts.
He has replied that Charts come un-
der the head of "text-boolSs,' and that
no charts can be used in the public
schools of the State without authority
from the State Board Of Education.
A year ago a man, claiming to represent
the Chicago concern took orders for
charts in Franklin county. In some I'm
stances he obtained the money in advance,
and the subscribers failed to get their
charts. The man was arrested, and after
ward bailed for his appearance. He has
never been seen since.
Secretary Brent states that no charts
or books other than those authorized by
the Board can be used in the public
schools of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-30
DROPS oF WAFER

may in time wear away the; hard rock:
"a tickling in 1 he throo t. a. slight 3cougn
may be the danger sign OF the consump5
tive OF tomorrow. " ature is generally
considerate, and gives a signal sand. 2
warning that those who would be healthy
had setter heed.
There are times when the overwroughr
system needs artificial assistance, wnen
the wheels of the human achine are
Sclogged and its smooth working impaired.
a pure sttmulant like Duffys Pure Malt
Whiskey is Invaluable as "a tonic when
you are run down and depressed. " hen IN
heart isHweak and the blood slugglsa.5lt
assists failing nature to resume lis 1unc-
tons, and imparts Vim and ensrgy TO every
part of the body.
81 Duffy's Pure AIalt7yvhiskey has bsen
before the public 80 years, and SIN
carries a blessing 10 suffering humanity.
E Doctors know its value. They know
that It has been proved pure in II hundreds
of tests There are other ned!cines. You
pay a little less at==tirst. perhaps, bat
what bill with outraged nature you
have to settle in the end.
All druggists and grocers. or direct SLIGO
bottle. Get the genuine. Va!uabie
book free.
DuFFY'S MALT 8WHISkEYs CO.,
Rochester, n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-30

four years old. Willie Hills mother,
with two other children, took up her
abode with Mamie Jackson. The women
fell out and In the absence of the little
boys mother she took out her spite on
the four-year-eld, among other crueitles'
burning him on the leg with red not
poker.
The case was continued to feoruary 'th
TO secure evidence
Louisa Conway and Bertha Morton
we're charged with beating Bertha Bos-
sieux They are all colored- Louisa Con-
way and Bertha Bossieux are neishbors
and Bertha Morton was visitor at
Lotcsa Conway's house.
A HEN FIGHT.
Bertha Boisseiux keeps chickens and
so does Louisa Conway. Albeit the fuss
in question was about gulena men,
Bertha Bossieuxs four daughters All
told the same story of how they went al
ter mothers guinea and Louisa wouldn't
let 'em get it, but beat the guinea in her
hen house very bad. Then when the
cross-questfonins came the quartette got
sadly out of tune. Bertha BossieuX de-.
clared that she was knocked out by LII
cy Conway as soon as she entered me
yard, and as soon as she came back 20
her senses then she hit Lucy Conway
back.
ferred to or accounted for the dilant-
dated condition of Lucy Conway
eye. that looked like the sun in hail
eclipse. Bertha Morton, the visitor. VINO
was also the peace maker, TESTIFIED that
Bertha Bossieux hit Louisa Conway In
the eye with hammer. which weapon
she brought with her, when she entetea
the gate.
It was another case of the bitter bit
81 Louisa Conway and Bertha Morton were
discharged ard Bertha Bossieux.s the
guinea raiser. was fined 50 and Wept IN
the pen while her friends hustled Tor a
few odd dimes to make up the balance OF
her wherewithal.
WORTH#THREBD DOLLARS.
Celia Braxton, colored, beat Celia Sam
ders about a man and was fined Sd
She paid the three. without anS~dp l1p.,,
ent diminutton OF her satisfaction a. th.s =
incident.
Solomon Smith. colorcd, was charge
with the good mans fault solomon
swastswise enough to pay homage 10 t.le
Great Dispenser for the future he sal1
he only took few drinks too much,
and belonged to the church
Bapeist? querfed the Great DISPENSER
Yes. SIR: First Baptist church. M
Baptist. myself proudly prociatnedi s the
Great Dispenser. and you can go.
Il H E-Taylor. charged with lighting on
the street, paid ST. 90
various itinerant gentlenens who. rot
because they ike " or.s less. by pecaG 5,
they love hlsky2 M ore we're cadrsea VIZ y
being warrants and sssereier3etnets 10 leaYs
the city before the cei sus "a sss sos
around. 5sS ssssTf
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Ho,vitze,.s,: supper.

@ The Hawitzers will have supper this
evening. The regular weekly drill Will
DE susssnde,d. and the business meeting
will be held after the suppe d
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Pntl.lntic5lI;1r.3.

81 British SUBJECTS and sympathizers are.
reouested sby Mr. p. A. S. Brine. British.
Vices onsul. to meet at the Jefferson
Hotel to-nish tat $50 O. clock for the p ols
pose OF starting South Africa t n Pa Pa
Sfrinfls ES,nd
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CUT A WOMAN.

Jim Jones colored) on the S0th of Oc-
tober last got mad with Maria Allen and
being man of untamed passion. sliced
Maria Allen in the back. She sWore out
a warrant. the self-same night, but jim
mic sought other fields and pastures new
and was not arrested until Sunday night.
What booted 1T that Maria had long
since forgiven Jimmie, and that they
were again thicker than two thieVes :
There was the warrant and there was
Jimmie, and there the record of the cut
ting and Jimmie went to the grand jury
with mLch speed.
Edward Howard (colored) was charged
with an attempt to shoot Robert McGhee
The testimony consisted of much "nigser
talk and little evidence. The case was
dismissed
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Pythtans TO Meet Mt inchcster.
The thirty-second annual sconYentions OF
The Grand Lodge, Knights of .Pyth!as OF
virginia, win be held IN stncness lT.s
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They were fined $3.50 each. The defend
ant had the amount in cash wherewith to
buy her freedom, but the complainant had
not shekels wherewith to pay, and In
disturbed mind and manner HE'D her to
the pen, while the man retired with heart
broken song upon his lips: 20 Maryland.
NV Maryland