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THE AVERAGE MAN.

Hls face had the grimness OF granite;
1t was bleached and brOnzed by the sun,
Like the coat on his poor narrow shout
ders;-
And his hands showed the work he had
done.
His dim eyes were weary and patient;
And he smiled through his palloE and
tan
A wistfu, sad smile. as IL saying;
'I'm only an average man.
81 can't be hero or poet.
Nor a dictator wearing a crown,
I'm only the Woodworking servant
or those set above me. I'm down;
I'm down, and it's no use complaining;
I'll get on the best way l can;
And one O these days'll come morning
And rest for the average man"
He wages all battles and wins them,
He builds all turrets that tower
Over walls Of the city to tell
or the rulers and priests OF the hour,
Without him the general is helpless,
The earth but place and plan,
lie moves all aud clothes all and feeds
all,
This sad-smiing. average man.
Then / lifted my hand in a promise,
With teeth set close, aud my breath
Held hard in my throat and | uttered
A vow that shall outliye DEATH
swear that the builder no longer
To me shall be less than the plan.
Henceforward be guerdon and glory
And hope for the average man.
-Hamlin Garland.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27
A symnathelic rrinoess.

The following story about the Arch.
duchess Valerie OF Austria Is told by
the Vienna correspondent OF the Lon.
don Morning Post: A short time age
a i3-year-old schoolboy was summoned
home from his boarding school at Linz
The lad was without travelling com.
panlons. and. while waiting on the plat
form at Linz. began to cry bitterly. Iii;
distress was noticed by lady In first
class compartment. who summoned the
guard and had the boy brought to her
She paid his excess fare for travelling
first class and devoted herself to tn,
task OF comforting him and relieving
the ,edlum OF the long journey TO Vienna
to -ttend his fathers funeral In Vienna
telling him that she. too. had suffered
much from the loss OF q parent. VIII,
had died suddenly and Unexpectedly Il
A foreign land. The schoolboy was no
little astonlshed at the end OF th,
journey TO learn that the kind-hearte,
lady was the Archduchess Valerie
daughter Of the Emperor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27

The University OF Chicago has recon
Eidpred It's recent determination TO
adopt system OF reformed spelling
and will adhere 10 the method now In
vogue. This is wise Now. II the uni
versity Will encourage the study OF
spelling IN primary aud grammar
schools. even to the extent. perhaps. OF
making a Fad Of g.. the rising genera
ton viii probably have no trouble
with Its double rs" It's "ie's" and its
silent letters. The English language Is
worth spending a good deni OF time on.
and II the student comes out OF school
with a good working knowledge Of lt.
spelling included. he can get along IN
this world.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27

A New York man who WIS Tilted by
mis- girl, who chose another Tor her hus-
band. lost no time In taking the young
woman's mother for his wife. His dual
position OF step-father and father-in-
Jaw viii give hun unprecedented ia
riilties for horrible revenge.
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A microbc so small that, as we are
eold. two hundred and nifty millions Of
chem would be required TO cover II
square inch OF surface, is declared to
be the primary cause Of the plague. II
u not one OF natures marvels that
what is almost enthusiastically minute
may cause terror more Wide spread and
prostratlng than the alarm created by
earthquake cOnyulsionsi
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27

A New York woman recently wore
e4O0.OOO worth OF jewels at the opera
Unfortunately however her box was
90 situated that less than half OF the
people Ia the theater could see her as
easily as the stage.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27

There Is "A great TODD whether SO
ciety leader. suffraglst or club IL Of any
sise to the community. II doesn't mat
aer much so long as the great mass Of
every day wOmankind Is.
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The world awaits with hreathless IN
eerest the finish" Of the subject OF the
Kaiser who put into the hands Of the
school children OF the empire text
book wherein II Is clearly explained
ahat the twentieth century begins Jan.
a 1901.
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Pure food is coming TO be one OF the
most important questions before the
public. The adultelation OF food Is so
general and the authorizations are SO
frequently injurious to health and
sometimes dangerously poisonous. that
Il has become necessary 10 provide
more stringent national aud State leg
islation and 10 impose more severe pen
alties than are now provided
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for domestic service. To put her theory
TO the test. she Is trying to establish
college for servant-girls. with an en-
dowment OF two hundred thousand dol
lars. Her plan contemplates courses In
the cooking of meats vegetables, bread
and pastry; In laundry work, dish
washing. chamber work, table service,
the care or the sick and other dOmes-
tic duties, for the mastery Of which
diplomas will be granted upon gradua.
ton. That the institution may be
largely self-supportlng. II will place its
products on sale. Persons whose "heip"
has deserted them at an lnOpportune
time may order meals from the college,
and private families may have their
ready been tried elsewhere with some
promise OF success. The dignity Of do
nestle service NAV, perhaps, be estab
lished as that Of nursing has been,
ana more intelligent, competent and
self-respecting class Of young women
may thus be attracted to homework.
But there are also dangers to be con.
sidered. IL the lady Of the house" has
not taken domestic electives" In her
own college education, how win she
feel about offering suggestions to the
valedictorian OF the class in pie cul.
ture, or giving orders to one who has
taken hOnors for advanced work IN
baked apples? VIII she dare to main.
tain her personal preferences against
the august authority OF the muffin pro.
fessOr or the chair OF comparative
dlshwasning7 And II she does. will
the suggestion be received In an amia.
BILE and chastened spirit, with no de.
fant glance at the framed diploma
hanging over the sink? The problem
OF domestic service is much more than
mere matter OF education, important
though that Is IA foundation. Art In
Omelettes and eminence in beans will
be useless without cordial goodwill and
cooperation between mistress and
maid. The new college. II II is to attain
a real success, will need a well-equipped
chair Of applied Christianity.
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There were DO cases OF sunstroke IN
Buenos Ayrcs In one day recently, 1871
of them being fatal. That must be a
OOOr town for people who are In the
coal business.
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successrui Cooperative Factories
Co-onerative factorie sin Great Brit
ain last year made profits aggregating
over 81 100000 on a capital OF little
oror s11. 100000 This is nearly I'D
nor cont on the Investment.
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Max O'Rell says Americans are rot
all beautiful, but they are ali intelli-
gent looking. OF course he doesn't
count those young men who wear mon
ocles and suck the ends Of their sticks
as being Americans
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The cheering report is made that IN
che large cities of the United States the
number Of cases OF blindness occurring
In young children Is steadily diminish
ing This Is due partly to increasing
knowledge on the part OF the medical
profession. partly to the advance OF
sanitation In home and school. and
partly TO increased and more humane
knowledge among the people generally.
In other words. d, Is result OF the ad-
vance OF civilization.
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Another groom has vanished on his
wedding day. There Is nothing that Il
man fears 80 much on such an occasion
a. stage fright. ana they are all more or
aess subject to IT,
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More investigation that investigates
and more publicity that publishes
would greatly add TO the moral growth
OF the United States.
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There Is a coffin trust. and now a baby
carriage trust has been formed. The
octopus seems TO pursue as from the
cradle TO the grave.
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A man died In the dentists chair the
other day while having thirteen teeth
pulled. Here Is more good working
HDaterlal for superstitlous people.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27

DIDO not Judge another too hastily. A
mans sudden getting on his ear may
oe due 70 somebody's having put nea
An Il.
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A public-spirited woman OF Kansas
City has become convinced that the
only satisfactory solution OF the ser
vant-girl problem" must come through
education aud a systematic training
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No matter how well-to-do In a world
" way he may be, any man who al
Bows another to pay his poll-tax for
Alan Is the poorest kind OF citizen.
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n the drama OF to-day really holds
ahe mirror up to nature" what a shock.
ang thing nature must sometimes bel
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27

The world Is now able TO secure a
very fair idea as 10 Just what caused
the breylty OF the Jameson raid.
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That play. From House to House"
must be a moving drama.
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Cautious.

..Do YOU think a prize fighter has
ri,I,+ 70 call himself a gentleman
"Er-there isn't one within nearing
10 there Y'-Ipdianapolis Press
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When a dressmaker goes TO a house,
everytime she sees the husband she
looks at him in a way which seems &c
say, "You should have attended to this
long agOg'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27

Chicago has a slxteen-pound baby.
This yOungster has a weigh OF bis own.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-04-27

A man may get out OF paying his
wedding fee. but the divorce lawyer
cannot be put on.
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Pelin,. Unenvlable pistinctIon.

The three chief characteristics OF
Pekin. the Chinese capital, which most
Impress the newly arrived visitor are
dust, stencil and dogs.
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1t is but natural that a breach-of
promise case should be heard in 0
courthouse
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JACKSON IN A DUEL.
"oLpHlcKoRY S" MORTAL CON-
BAT NEAR NASHVILLE.

Forced by His Political Enemies Into
a Contest with Professional Dnei-
lat. His Life Is Only Saved by a Re
sourcefuI Second.
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The story below, taken from the New
York Tribune. proves that when poetry
is in. wit Is not necessarily out:
Michael Joseph Barry, the poet. was
appointed a police magistrate In Duh
lin. An lrish-American was brought
before him, charged with suspicious
conduct, and the constable, among OTHER
things. swOre that he was wearing n
Republican hat"
Does your honor know what that
meansT inquired the prisoners law.
yer Of the court.
Il presume" said Barry. that &,
means hat without a crown
The average man would be satisfied
II he could only get the earth. but Alex.
ander the Great wanted to get I'd a
collection
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HARD TIMES.
EFtFfetfEftffEtFEEFffeRtF

&c "a o HE'S gone at last, has he?"
Slsaid my wife, with little.
plQuant elevation Of her pref
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TRUSTEES, SALES.
MOS. ). OWEN. Auctiorccr. SIS = st. NV.

mos. ). OWEN. Auctiorccr. 915 81. nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real, Is
TATE. STU ATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
VA, BEING ABOUT % ACRES or LAND
IMPROVED BN FRAME DWELLING. STA
BILE. ETC.
By virtue Of two cert. m deeds Of tr1s+ dr,rv
recorded Ia Liber No l. r. 10 % and I4s o-e
Of the Land Records Of Alexandria County. Va
and at the request Of The parties secured thereby
the undersigned trustees viii sell, az public auc
ton. in front Of the courthouse, Fort Alvel
Heights AleNandrll county. Va. on THURSDAY
MARCH 18TH. 1860. At O'CLOCK F. NJ the
following described land and premises, situate
lying and being in the County of Alexandra. in
the state Of Virginia. and bounded and described
as: Being part Of the seyS1ty--cre tract c)nvevef
bv r. c. FaFmsvell. to Amolia Ray, IOtN JuIv
1855. end duly recorded N slsyandria ' and
also a part Of said tact purchased by :. Nor
RS from Sabina CregOry Cr al, by deed dated
10th October 1852. and re,Ssied in Liber f No
l. Folio 1913, Of the Land Records Of Aexlndria
Va beginning for the same at stake, end Of
81 rs on FIRST line OF his sid deed II heinz,
Julian NaCruder's y. L. boundary ID N s4JL NJ
l. 20 rs 10 a stone, and with Sherry's land 90 s
GgIb W IO7 ps to a stone to be planted : "a
present road; ca s., 80 E. 6S 10 ps to Julfana
Magruder's s. W boundary. and with (5l n Q
" 46 ps. 10 4 stone in Marsh CO. n. SOz T.
IS 81 ps 70 the beginning, containing 2O.2a acres
more OF less. Il IS improved by a frame dwelling
stable good well Of water, fruit trees etc. etc.
and situate and adjoining the Village Ct Hal's
Hill on the nor. side OF River Road to Falls
Church and abouy three miles from Georgefown
d. c.
sale.
WILLIAM z. ABBOTT,
GEORGE W. CiSsEL,
fe2i-d&ds,e1s Trustees.
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RAILROADS.
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.
schoene in effect December "a. 1893.


Schee1le in effect December q. 1893.
Leave Washington fTo,n station corner Oi New
Jersey Avenue and Street.
For Chicago and Northwest. Yestibulsd Lirnitsd
Trans lO;S a. m, s.C5 p. m. daily.
Tor Cincinnati, St Louis, and Indianapolis,
-APtess' to-5o a m Festibuied Limited $40 p.
m, express 1905 night, daily
lVl TlttsDurg and Cleveland, I0-25 a. m and
e.SJ and HISS p m. daily.
Eor Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 1905 night.
TOT Hlnchester and way stations. 's;sj q H.
and $50 and $50 p. N.
FeT Luray $40 p. n laily.
y. :OS. x7:I0. xS:20. IS. 19.s9. xlc.O0 a. m
Alz:oS n, lz-l5, Kl rs. x3.O0. $50, - 80 4.S5
x5:O5, x5:l0, x5:20, 1G.20. ESQ, $500 xIO 90
Ito xll'S5 p m sundays, xz-S5, 1I-O5.
h'IO, e-51, 197O a. n, Al2.05, l:O0 lis.
zll-SO, IS p.
For Annapolis. 7:IO and s:25 a m. I2:I5 and
~ p m sundays $50 a. m, AIS p.
Tor Frederick, week days. SIS. 1873 e. n.
~, $40 p m. Sundays. 900 a. M, lis @. m.
or AageTstown, 1913 a N. and $50 p. IN
For Boyd and way points. week dsys. $50
J. m 4;SO' 3D. ''o' p m su--days 500 a. m,
For GaitkersbHg an wsy points. week days.
20 A. m. 1850. 300. 4-s0. 4.23. $780, 7.05
~, 70 p. m SUNDAYS. 800 4 m, LIS, 4.25, 1905.
For Washington Junction and way points.
week days. S:35 a. m, 80, $40 .. m. Suaday >.
300 A. T., l;l5 p. m.
Royal Blue Line.
All Trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Bottom
and the East, week days. 7.o5 CDi1e-). $50
buffet. 1000 tDine) a. m, l. .G5 lDinerj
l:l5 (Diner). 800 Royal Limited" *
elusively Pullman Train Dining Car. sos
Dining Car. 500. II 80 and 2.3j night (S,erp
ing Car open ~ 1910 o'clock. Sun6avs 1:05
300 m, l2-o5 noon. lis Dining Cars. 800.
800 Dining Cars. 500. ll-S0, sad 2.3j night
lSleepiEg Car open 1000 ocIock).
Parior Cars IN an day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 a. m. 1905 noon. and
Is and 500 p. week days. lz.J5 noon sun
cays.
Tor Cape May, week DAYS. y O5 and I:I5 D. m
Except Sunday. 1ENp-czs trains.
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotel
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on 0rGs-s
IT az ticket cfHc-s. GI9 Pennsylvania Avenu.
wv. New YORK Avenue and 18th Street, aid a
Depot.
T.. D. UNDERWOOD. D. b. MARTIN
81 Y. p a-d C~- Mn No pa-e TraHir
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TIE WONDER OF THE WORLD,
MADAM IL NORMAND.
RnRN WIFI WI
NEDltN AND CLAlRvOYANT,

nOhN Win VII.
MEDIUM AND CLAIRvOYANT
The seventh Daughter o.; tEe Seventh Daughter
She can 10 consulted on Love. Business. AGENT
Friends Sickness, Theft; causes spcrdy Mar
riages: brings the separated together rcvf4rS
your whole life, from the cradle To- the grave;
gives luck; can be consulted on Affairs of utr
Ii you are ia trouble e 20 her; she can help
TEE 5oc. 500. AND UPWARDS.
VIII Show Picture Of Future Husband
She has met with crowHins success in every
CItv She has been.
She is The Clalrvoylnt who vas spoken of by
BrOckJou. Mass. papers. Who revealed the secret
yf the stolen ring that cazsed tive arrest of EN-
Policeman Charles W smith; also, thc Proctor
murder in salem: also found the body az Lizzie
Flynn, VINO was drowned IN UCiy0ke. MIS-. ami
had laid in the water Fix months; also saved the
life % Charles hudson fireman Of HlGIes Co.
No :, Of Newport r. J.. who was s-ustI0kc On
the Fourth of July, and she cured him.
She Is the Ciairyoyaut who is spoken az en- the
Norvalt papers. Nshe found the body Of John
Smith. January p 1881, who had been missing
several weeks previous 20 her arrival iu NogvsuS
Conn. She was consulted By the brother % the
missing man. James W Smith. and She told him
he precise spot where the body was found ia the
water. and sworn 20 by me. J. v. smith, before
a notary public. A. II. Camp.
Who revealed the murder OF Mary Hlulan. who
murdered by her supposed lover, Iiaus Row
ends and was buried in the woods ore year
previous TO he arrival in Waltham, Mas; sworn
before Justice j. Hart.
sae has revealed the most hidden secrets in
Iycy city visited
s'cprs, 10 and : to 10 p. m. Open on sun
DAYS.
Room %. Mt vernon Hotel. ~ st.. hety,eeu
Pa. ave. and u. NV. VIII remain until March 10.
It
Mr. L. NORRIS. BaltimoreS talented medium.
at so 9th It. NV. daily from 10 60 @. sun
davs Included; seances Tues. and Fri, p. m:
Wednesdays, $50 p. m; sunday uights at Macca-
bee Temple, 9th 81 NV; good music. silver coll
lection. mhs-1t
AND THE WINDS BLOW, the poor man must
suffer because he did not come to us for a
good. warm suit of clothes an Overcoat mad.
by our beet tailors. and not worn 20 speak Of. nj
fgare that viii please any WorkiHgman THE
OLD ESTABLISHED JUSTIFS OLD STAND el9
St mhG--t
NINE. DAVIS. born claiTvoyant and card reader.
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences Teunites the separated ard gives iucS
70 all; cures piles and drunkenness. FPS 25th 81
NV. feIO-if1oer
eUFFERERs from Epilepsy will co well to call
at tie DR. DAVIS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
us 18th ST. nv Ia2s-f
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FOR sAIE-TioUsEs.
FOR >ALE-II4nd-a,ne 3story brown stone and
press BRICK t-1 window residence. % r1oJls
anf bath, large closets; French plate storm doors
etc., AN iu splendid order. 4st ISZlJI. owner.
giving mp Housekeeping. viii now sell az "a great
bargain and on lib-r-I terms Apply 1892 Z So.
Ew. ruUI3r
FOR SiLE-Tirc residence ian So west side OF
Franklin Square. Address BOX go, this OF
Gee. mbtsf
FOR SALE-New houses. send for list COLLINS
q GADDlS. 5li nth 81. NV. felO-lmO. en-
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-S store at 6I5 d st. MS. with counter.
shelves CAN Uu +. SCHOLL. same place.
FOR EENT-HOUsE>.
FOR RENT-To refined oalercd trusu5. $50 Flank
hu So uV-. rooms. large Eart $3.50. house
open mG1-st
FOR RENT-4I2 5lz e. sy.. 5-raau b,r-,, water.
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EyANTED-ROOoIs.

NANTED-Rchucd lady would like furnished
room iu family with 10 other .r5orrcJs: state
price. MISS IT, A. r.. FL II 81. up It
WANIED-F5ur unfinished r1oms- heat and Gas
not exceeding So. Address Bon POI. this OF.
hCc. MINI n
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR >ALE-Bay b01sa, weight. l,251 pounds 100
l>t ST. rg. mh1-2t. en-
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this bend
svII be inserted for one cent n word
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.
TH0S. {. WAGGAMlN.
Real Estate Broker and AuctiOncer
OFF Street N. w.
For sALE-NoRTHEASr.

FOR sALE-NoRTHEAST.
10 5th, b. sr. bath. a 4 i...............Si,G0 600
u 81 81 b. Ar, lot 2lx9O ft............... 3 80
DO &. b b. Or. cellar. IN i.--.-..-.-.--. $500
- ", bakery stories, Or A. 49,. 800
IuoO Bladensburg I'd, h., Gr..............-. l.5j0
ll51 and lbs A, frames. Qr........ offer wanted
SOUTHEAST
oSS Sih st. b, Or. bath. a i-.........-. $500
SOUTHWEST
III 10th, h. stories. attic, sr bath ... g, 900
UNIAPROYED. NORTHWEST.
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FOR RENT.
FOR sALE-TioUsES.

Call at offica fer semi-montlly Bulletin
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ron nENr-sroHE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Str-c and dwelling cI 10 rooms. also
Iar=e stable; good stand fog grocery store
ur 'ur.Hr.0m; oli oi District line Junction. F1r-
g-. Glen and BrgHtu0od ave. cans. Apply 1870
18th So. NV. MRS s. NJ WATERS uas-st
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WAIVED Settled woman for general homework,
near city; call after To M, 1924 = IT. N.Y.,
Ed door. II .cm
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SITUATIONS wANTED-EEMALE.

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for each Insertion.
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NINE. DAVIS. born elaiTvoyant and card reader.
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences. reunites the separated, ard gives luck
20 au5 cures piles and drunkenness. FPS 25th ST.
NV feI0-lr1o- IN
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eUFFE9ERS from Epilepsy will GO well TO call
at tie DR. DAVIS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
rs 18th ST. nv Ia9s-tf
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TABLE BOARD.

sos lITH ST Y wl-Board. two meals day;
$40 per month mh6 T. en-
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AND THE WINDS BLOW, the poor man must
suffer because he did not come to Us for
good. warm suit Of clothes or an Overc0al made
by our beet tailors and not worn 20 speak Of NJ
a fg:lre that viii please any workingman THE
OLD ESTABLISHED JUSTIFS OLD STAND. el9
ID 81. nv. nlhG--t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-07

MR.. L. NORRIS, BaltimoreS talented medium,
at go 9th st. NV. daily from 10 90 @. sun
davs Included: seances Tues. and Fri, D. N.
Wednesdays 2;S0 p. sunday uights az Macca-
bee Temple, 9th ST N.Y.; good music. silver coll
lection. mls-It
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-07

FOR RENf--A fine farm. miles out; two houses;
suitable for roat- SOtse or boarding house:
rent low Enquire MRS BUNKER, CO Pa. ave.
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