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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15
wzrasta bezustanku.

wzrasta bezustanku.
l. dziwna rzecz. d]aczego
Podole ME dotrzymuje " tym
kirrunku Wofyniowi kroku.
; Kraj to jeszcze ME przelud-
n'ony. gospodarka dzwiga sc
ra1 wiele potrzebuje, a )e-
dnak cyfry daje ME weso|e.
Nalsmutniei. wyglada Polo
MIA w. kamiehcu. w 1870
roku Iczono tam Polakow~
k2to!ikow S.435 d1lS juz
tyIko 6 400.
A tymczasem ludnosc pol.
ska kiio~a wzrosia 4,745
do Sc. COO!
Jakos nigdy ME mielismy
szczeze;'a do Kam;ehca i
Podola i n'emal chcia' toby sic
wierzyc. il dzis Polacy mai,
dzielnIej rozw'jaja sic tam.
gdzie ich czeka praca wsr6d
warunkow najc'ezszych
A warurki te W kraju "a
branym pewno$c'a do pray
chyl"ych nie naleza +; chyba
wcale sic ME polepszaia.
W,adomo, il W tym kraju,
pozbawionym szk6& polskich.
jedyna n email podpora polo
nixmu szczegoln:ej dla mas
c'emn>c ch. jest kosc'ol Otto
cyfry smutne: 4o1,63S kato-
lsk6w m:a}o W 1879 roku 259
kosc:o|ow 437 kaplanow.
Graz IS zakonn'c, obecnie na
IA 466 katolikow jest tylko
247 kolcio:6w i :?o2 ksiezy;
1ak.nnic NE ma zupe,nsc.
C4esto W ogron1nej paraf
Jest tylko preboszcz bez WI
ksrego i musi obsiugiwae do
10, ooo paraf1an. Me zapem-
n'jmy BOWEN, il W iczb'e
3o2 kap|anow miesci sic il
kap;tula i prefesorowie Sc
minaryum i starcy do prscy|
nlezd .ln;.
! W tak;ch oto warunkach
narod lyle pracuje i przy-
znac sic tn godzi. wkmaga
sic pod kazdym wzgledem j
"a swa praco~itoSc prawose
i dzi=lnosc zyskuje uznanie =
nawet wrogow!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

LONDYN. z
P Po}udniowej Afryki
denosz9 re 208 Boe-
row zabrano do ME-
wolf po bitwie sto-
czonej niedaleko Lin
dley, W kt6rej pa.
d}o 10 Boer6w .zabi-
tych. .....
Jakkolwiek dopie-
TO Is Maja rozstrzyg-
ME sic pytanie, czy
Boerzy przystara lub
ME przystana ma po-
k6j, W Angli ju& dzi-
siaj uchodzi "a rzecz
pewna!, re wojna
potrwa conaimiej dru-
gie trzVdZieSci mie-
s,ecy, albowiem Boe-
rzy ME przYstanq ma
warunki, podyktowa-
ne i'm przez lorda
Kitcheuera a wlasci-
vie przez cabinet
Londyhski.
RZYM. Hardy
nal hr. Led6cho wskl
prefekt propagandy
WARY, oSlep} zupe1-
ME. Wielu czlonk6w
lego familii: przyby--
10 tn z Polski abY
pocieszad stare. . "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

/ Zc wszystkich tych trzecf
|gubernii najbardziej polsk:
MONA nazwat podolska i san
Ilud miejscowy Rusin6w-Po"
fdolanow, najblizszy nam ma
lrzcczem i obyczajami j dwor3
Ipolskie i grody, tax wymow-
oe swa po!ska przesz'osci5
|historyczna.
Juz w'fcej cd mas oddalen}
llezyk:em, SO Rus'ni Wo'y-
Ianiacy a Kjowszczyzna Z
I.Humaniem chyb2 na:dalsza.
A wzrost ludne,sci W
lprzec'wnym idzie k'erunku
Pod'ug ebliczen'a peter
!sburskiego towarzys,wa geo
gra6cznego. liczono Polak6w
Ekat<>likow oko'o rcku 1860,
w gubernii podolsk'e, 2o4 243.
EW wo'ynsk'es 1o6 272. W
||kijowsk'e) .73.476 razem
[w;ec 443 991. Pod'ug t.
fubryccl' "a rok 1879 wyno-
|s,'a ludncse katol'cka: W
podolskiej 222.576, W wo-
lyhsk'ej 100 953. W k'iowskiey
78. 100 razem 491.638.
Pod'ug rubryceli ma rok 1892
v 'podolskie, 275,S44 W.
lyhsk'e; 319 3o7. kjowsk'e}
129.515 ra<em 724 400.
Widz my, Il "a pisrwsze
dziesiec;ol~c=e wzrost ]udooSci
wynos'' ,o47. "a rast7p-
nych lat 13 d"sieguas c>fsy
90 795. wreszc:e W e,stat-
niem dz;esiec;oIec:u 142 o33
Przyrost ten cdpewiada ogol~
nemu powiekszeniu Sc lud~
nosci kraJuz z 5 na s m:l'onow;
lecz p<>dczas ydy ludnosc
Podola podnio::'a SIG G.
1000, 600 do 2 600. ooo. a
wiec przyrost wynosi' "k:,|o
60 proc to )udnosc polska
wzrossa zaledwie O 81 proc:
natom'ast " gubern'i wolyn-
skiel wzros'a Q "a proc zas
W k1jowsk'ej Q 50 proc
.Przyczyny tego niero~no-
miern-go wzrostu ludnoSci
polskiej " tym kraju ob,as-
mic MONA ten Il Polacy 2
Kr6lestwa sin przeludn'o-
nego ciagna ma Rus. ME tam,
gdzie lak na Podolu. byfoby
I'M moze najmsle, lee. t~n'.
gdz;e ciezk4 praca okolo "a
nledbane roll jsk liza >Wo'y
niu. lub W fabrykach RE
m,e>sle, Iak " ksjowsk:em
wvmaga wprawdz'e w:elkiej
encrg,i. Iecz zapewnia byt
pozwala zyc ne dobusz-
c.a zagiady narodu po|es'e
wolyhsx,e. ktorego AMI Ru~
sin. an, nawet pracow'tv
N.emiec d tknat sic nie chc-
zakwita r,.ipictwem pol>kieh
kolonis,ow. kt6rzy NE lskaIa
sic nawes takich wspoizawod
nik6w. ]ak kolon'sci czescy:
A chociaz lud dokola obey
i propaganda prawos'awia Cd
takich cudownych rnieisc. iak
Poczal6w. za~ziecie PRAGUE
lud polski ia No]vn;;,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15
ROWIRY
TELEGRAFICzNE.
HELSINGFORT,

EELSlN(1F'ORI,
W Finlandyi. Przy
pierwszej brance tu-
teJszych rekrut6w do
wojska rosyJskiego
wybuch}a rewolucya.
T4umy ludu przesz-
kadza4y odczytaniu
artyku}u wojennego
i wyw o4ywanju naz-
wisk rekrut6w, przy
'czem ciezko zraniiy
komlsarza policyi i
szta.bowego kapitana
H1akSlmOWa. OQnlOSfO
tez ranY kilku koza-
k6w. Gdy .kozacy
wracall do koszar,
ttum zaatako wal lch j
obrzuci} kamieniami.
Jedea-o6cef i--pedo-.
ficer zostali ciezko
zranieni. Po}amano
wiele karabin0W i
pokaleczono wiele
koni. d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

Rad Sp6lki Wydawniezei
,,Przewodnika Polskiego'
zapewnia publicznie. ze Ia
gazeta nigdy ME by]a W reku
!zydowskim ME bedzie. Za-
Rad Sp6lki ME pozwoli ia
to, azeby zydzi moglf bye
akcyonaryuszami ,,Przewo-
doika.
OMAHA, Nebr. - Rocz-
nice 3go Maja obchodzono
tn bardzo urcczysc'e, W halt
pana Augusta krakowskiego
Mowcaml byli. wiel. ks
proboszcz K.aIamaja i popu-
larny wiarus Dargaczewski.
&,
w do,u "a Maja byli u pa
ma Bazara i lego pana ojca
Wasielewsk;ego W South
Omaha lrdzie z Kansas City.
Kas., po kolekc;e ma polski
kosci6I. ktory Sc tam W
March, spali'. Kolekta szla
bardzo dobrze. bo sami Liz
twin, tylko W tym jednym
salonie, zlozyli dla nich ~
dolar6w.
PAN FRANCISZEK KO-
ZICKl W South Omaha,
Nebr.. utrzymuje ma swoje
mic trzy salony. p|acac Cd
kazdego loco dolar6w license.
/ zHakcm'te rcbi interesa.
Wog6le polsk;m salonistom
tam dobrze sic powodzi. Ma
tom asst W Duluth, MINI,
polscy salon;sci. nawet starry,
pobankrutowal;, tax re ami
centa n'c maja Tylko czer-
wone nosy i'm sic pozostaly.
PAN LEON SZOP1NsKI,
redaktor GAzETY KAToL1c-
K1EJ w Chicago. wyjecha} na
diva miesiace do Europy.
Z JOLIET, Ill. nadchodzi
smutna wiadcmost. re zmar]a
TAME po dwutygodniowej
chorob;e przezywszy
lat 81. J6zefa Czajkow-
skich Struzynska. iona .leka.-
rza, urodzona W r. 184o "
Warszaw:e, a cd r. 1889
przebywajaca w Ameryce.
Ma pogrzeb przybyli takze
SIN Teofil, wydawca Loroika.
z7ec Sieniewicz z Quebec.
" Kanadzie. gdzie test urze.-
dnik;em Stanow Zjedncczo.-
nych " b'urze im'graeyjnym.
LA CROSSE, Wis. u
maria tn prawie magic Anna
Kolihska Naiprzod zachorowa.
Ii; Marta Jan -s'ostra ] brat
Przvwolany hkarz
skonstatowai czarna dyfterye.
Ciafo zmarlej pogrzcbano y
nocy. Wszyscy lt6rzy cd
Kolinskich znajdula
sic pod scisla kvaIantanna.
czaroa dyfterya Jest zarafli~a
choroba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

|resztkach ciemnych
chi ]ego starosci.
/ RZYM. Arcy-
biskup Milwaucki
Katzer lnia} w dniu
| Maja pos}uchan'e u
Ojca $wietego. Papie-
ia boleSnie dotkne1a
wiadomoSG O Smierci
arcybiskupa Corri-
gan, o ktorego stanle
z,drowja koleginm
amerykahskie sk}a-
da}o codzlennie ra-
porta.
SAN DOMINGO.
--- Re wolucya ma
wyspie Haity nalezy
uwazaG "a ukohczo-
ma. Zwyciezkie woj-
ska powstahcze pod
dow0dztwem doty ch-
czasowego wicepre-
zyden Ia tel rzeczy'
pospolitej Horatio
Vasquez wkroczyty
do stolicy kraju, do
miasta San Damlngo.
Rozlewu krwi ME by
10, gdy& miasto pod
da4o sic dobrowolnie,
ME chcsc toczy6 bra
tob6jczej walki. Do
tYchczasowy prezy-
dent Juan Jiminez
ratowa4 sic ucieczka
do domu, z2)mowa-
nego przez konsuial
francuzki.
Obecule ca}y kraj
jest W posiadanlu
zwyciezkich wojsk
powsta,iczych z wy
|jatkiem miasta Pu-
erto Plata, ale "ic
ulega watpllwoSci,
re lada chwil& l to
miasto sic podda.
PETERSBURG -
W pjeciu guberniach
po}ud:niowych og}o-
szono> stan oblezenia,
ateby mona 4atwiej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

JUL "a rz9d6w Ka-
tarzyny II lud tutej-
szy zbuntowat sic pod
wodza Pagaczowa.
Rad ME m6g} buntu
u$mlerzyG przez lata
caIe.
WARSAW A. -
Rad rosyjski zdecy-
dowan,v jest do
wzniesienia ca4ego
szeregu szanc6w i
twierdz wzd}az gra-
nicy austryck'ej j
pruskiej, i to kosz-
TEN 420 milion6w
rubli. Jest to koniecz-
ME potrzebne wobec'
zdrady Grimma, kt6-.
ry wyda} planytwierdz
i szanc0w dawnlej :.
szych
LONDYN. - Snie-.
gi spadf y dnru z
N:ja W ca'y Ang|ii,
we Francyi i Mem
czech. Grozi ogrom-
na kleska zasie-
WON.
PARYZ. - Ko-
mendant :francuskie
go krzyzownika Su-
chet doni6sf telegra-
fcznie ministrowi ma.
ry"arki De L.aues-
san'owi, z foitu de
France, ma wysp'e
Martinique, ze wsku-
tex wybuchu wulka-
nu ogiei spadt na
m,asto >t Pierre i
spa|ii je wraz z
wszystk'mi prawie
mieszka!}caml, kt6-
rych byfo 25 900.
Zaledwie kilkanastu
ocalalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

ODESSA. =. Bunt
ch}opski dotar} .juz
do okolic, " kt6rych
znajduja sic kopalnie.
So to najdziksze stro-
ny. Ludnos6 tn Jest
g6rn.icz;'o q -rolnicza, Cd Cd
Wazna i ME ciemn9.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Officials of the |. g. K. K. Co. -,
have incorporated an enterprise
for the manufacture of all products
into which cotton and cotton seed
can be converted. The company
is capitalized at S15O.00O and the
plant will be located in Coahoma
county.
These railroad people purchased
10000 acres of land in this county
not long since and the building of
this factory means that they will
reap the profits OF what is produ-
ced thereon without any division
to those who convert raw material
into manufactured products.
1t is a painful truth that the ex-
tensive resources of Mississippi,
slum bering in the very midst of
her native population viii oe
awakened by nonresident people
and yield treasure Of wealth into
their already Overlooking Golfers.
There is enough home capital to
develop the state along all lines,
but home enterprise j. either
asleep or abroad and the wealth
of opportunities that could make
our people the richest community
in tie world will be improved by
strangers and aliens,-that il if
home enterprise does not meet the
emergency.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
Cotton Mill Improvement.

The cotton mill improvement in
Mississippi is being given a de-
cided impetus by series of leo
lures on the cotton working in
dustry delivered by Prof Arth al
Whittam. of the Mississippi textile
school. Prof. Whittam delivered
a lecture today at Magnolia whe re
a movement has been launched to
secure the erection of "a cotton
mill, and during the summer he
will visit a mum Der of points in the
state where similar enterprises are
in contemplation.
The textile school. erected at a
cost of about S65 900, has already
produced a substantial result in
awakening interestin textile manu-
featuring industries in the state
and the point has been reached
where confidence is felt that ere
many years pass by the entire cot
ton crop of Mississippi will be
converted into finished products
by home mills.
At the close of the next scholastic
term the textile school will turn
out a mum Der of graduates who are
now taking the two-year course at
the institution, and this will give
an additional stimulus to the in
dustry asthe graduates go out into
different parts of the state and or
ganize mill enterprises among the
people" ."-Vicksburg Post.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
WhOOping Cough.

woman who has had experience with
this disease, tells how to prevent any dan
gerous consequence from it. She says:
Our three children took whooping cough
last summer, our baby boy being only
three months old, and owing to our giving
them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, they
lost none of their plumpness and came
out in much better healt than other
children whose parents did not use this
remedy. Our oldest little girl would call
Justify for cough syrup between whoops.
--JEssIE PINKEy Hall, Springvilie, Ala
This Remedy is for sale BY w. Y. Ghol-
son.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
SCiatlc RhenmatiSln Cured
After Fourteen Years
of Suffering.

IL have been afflicted With sciatic rheu-
matism for fourteen years." says Josh
Edgar, of Germantown, Cal. II vas able
to be around, but constantly suffered.
tried everything I could hear of and at
last was told to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, which did and vas immediately
relieved and in . short time CURED, and
am happy TO say it has not since return
cd" Why not uss this hnimant and yet
veil! Il 10 for sale BY W. \. 0holson.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'ssss.,s sssss sss Of &HzZzZs<

Its a shamew exclaimed Mean
dering Mike, as he tossed the
piece of newspaper from him.
"What was readin' about?" ask
ed Flooding Pete.
Desc donations by Andrew Car
negie. It's shame to be spendin
SO much money for libraries when
dey orter be buyin' cook books for
some o. desc jails we have to stop
at"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Don't despair because you have a weak
constitution. The vitalizing principle of
HERBINE will assuredly strengthen It..
In every drop of HERRINE there il life.
There is q stimulating, regenerating
power, unsqaled in the whole range Of
medical preparations. Price, SO cents.
J. A. Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

The Democrats of Kansas have
nominated w. II. Craddock. Mayor
of Kansas City, Kansas, for Gov
ernor A portion of the ticket is
accorded to the PopuIists, which
party will meet Mt Topeka next
month and complete the nomina-
tions
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Piles are not only most painful, but
also very dangerous, as the iufiamed nod
ules are very apt to take on a malignant
action and cancer of the rectum is pro-
dnced. They should be cured. TAB
LERS BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT will
cure the most obstinate cases. Price, SO
cents in bottles; tubes, 75 cents. J. A.
Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

A special from Amory in Mon
days Commercial Appeal announ-
ces the operations of an organized
band of burglars in that town.
Five houses were entered the same
night and a good sum of money
and three watches were stolen.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Sir Julian Pauncefote, am mbassa-
dor of Great Britain to this coun-
try died at Washington, on the 24th,
inst. Lord Pauncefote was a
diplomat whose tactful and versa
tile service contributed to the hap
py relations that have existed be-
tween his country and the United
States through all the turbulent
phases of foreign politics When il
seemed that conditions would COM
plicate England and this country
in disputes he preserved that sober
dignity and tactful silence that
promoted friendly relations rather
than marred them.
In the death of this splendid
gentleman the entire world loses a
model perceptor in diplomacy.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

"Could you change ten-dollar
bill for me, Henry"
Couldn't even change my mind
this morning, my dear"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Sheriff Crosby of this county is
collecting poll taxes from delin-
quents under decision Of the
Supreme court that where p per
son has failed to pay and has
money due him the Indebtedness
can be attached. sold and The pro
ceeds applied to the payment of
his poll tax with all costs added.
These attachments have been run
in number Of instances and have
secured the tax in every case
except one without necessitating
the sale of the indebtedness The
enforcement of this measure will
reduce the number of poll tax de
linquents and force the right to
vote upon class who hold that
privilege at less than $500
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
The Columbus correspondent of
the Memphis Morning News saws:

the Memphis Morning NeWs says:
Judge +. 0. Sykes has finished
his first week of the spring term
of Circuit Court. disposing of the
work before him with all possible
speed consistent with justice.
Judge Sykes is one of the most
lovable of men and he makes a
fine occupant of the bench. He
is admired and respected in this
county both ON and off the bench. :"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Gays Drug Store, agent fol
SWAMP Roof.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

To BE CONTINUED.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-20
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE-OFFICE or The
COMMISSIONERS D. c. Washington. Noven-
Der j., 1872 sealed proposals VIII Be received
AZ this Office until FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %
1902. AT O'CLOCK p ~ for furnishing the
various branches ~ the District government
with FORAGE for the balance % the hscal
year ending June 81 1908. Blank forms Of
proposal. together with All information. nay
be obtained upon application az the Property
Clerks ofhce, Room 81, District Building 90
La. ave. NV Bids viii be received bv che
class or for one o- more items IN the class.
but the Commissioners ID. q. reserve the right
% reject any or an bids or parts % bids. %
waive detects and t1 award hy class OF by 0ns
or more items Ia the class. as NAV best s-rvs
the interests OF the District 81 Columbia
HENRY 3. p. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.
WEST JOHN BlpDLE. Commissioners Of the
District ot Columbia no-o.-l -, .-5,25
POSTOFFICE DEF NRTMENT. Washington. d.
C.. November IL. Ia02.-Sealed proposals viii
be received az this Department until O'CLOCK
p ". SAIJ RDAN. NOVEMBER -. 1g12 for
furnishing the Department with bituminous
c5al for the remainder af the fiscal year end
INK june 80. 1875. Bids are also invited for
the purchase Of waste paper from the Depart-
ment for che same period Pun instructions
VIII he furnished bidders by the Discussing
Clerk and Superintendent % Buildings. POST
ONCE Department. Washington D. e. The right
Go reject any and an bids Is reserved IT, e.
PAYNE, Postmaster General. noI5, a0.28
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-20
WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO QUIET country girls would like small
room. reasonable, for light housekeeping Adj
dress BON IG4. this Office. Mos
NANTED-TW0 furnished or unfinished
heated rooms. convenient 90 G.. p. o.. for light
housekeeping by small family, state terms
Address BOX l57. this Office mI
NANTED-At once, ! room Tor aged Christian
couple; light housekeeping; must be- reason
able. BOX Isl. this office. clos
WANTED-T1 rent. mfIuished with OF with
ont board. or second floor front rooms.
southern exposure; son 40. daughter UY. elf
and wife, An~ora cat, small dog, answer. stat
Ing terms, must be moderate. Address BOX
ly7, this Office. mIg-3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-20
JOB BARNARD. Justice.
IrE r M0SHFR

N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL
TERM FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS
N RE ESTATE or APPOLONIA STUNT,
DECEASED No IOf5-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-20
FOR SALE-EOUSES.

FOR sAIE-A NICT 7-ROON BRICK; ALL
modern improvements; in s.. Pau's Parish
nv; IN elegant repair; new plumbing;
renting 81 $3.50 per month 10 good tenant.
Price, 8. so.
BRICK HOUSES on 27th ST. NV. sewer
and water: IN fine condition: renting az
SO each per month. Price for all, 8. 9pG
BRICK, suitable for a home or invest
ment. located on New Jersey ave. nv, con
yeaient % car line. Price, 300
J. D. & ". D. SULLIVAN.
Phone Main lG23. 7J7 18th q nv.
matt
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WANTED-Furniture, carpets. office and store
fixture. FRIES S CO.. go lD-H ~. ua. Next
door % Gas once e1,-s
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-To buy a house. rooms and cellar:
all modern improvements would pay SO 10
SIS per month. address giving terms and d.
cation. BON 1853. this Office. eos
WASTED-G-r00m house fOr home b. North
west, not % exceed q, 200: cash. Address BOX
IA. this Office mics
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WANTED-Nice room, with good board. for
lady. quiet street: small refined family.
whore 10 other 10 riders 0T children; state
terms. Address 30 TO-. this office. mi
HANTED-By young gentleman, in Northwest,
reasonable; state particulars. Address BOX
l5f. this Office Mos
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FOUND.

FOJNU-A small gold watch on wednesday.
Owner can have same hy proving and paving
laE adv. WAL e.. CACNEA, 723 sth 81. nv.
c2J-3
FOUND-OuIv nc wilkins 924 9th 81. NV
pound marnl" ami fruit cake, pounds for 25c.
Ice cream, 90 per gal, none better. Mos
PROFIT ABLE BUSINESS MthF RS 90 BUSH
ness cards 1Jc up; satsiaC .ITy printing. differ
.ut kinds HAYS, EOS / ST. uw. MILO
FOUND-Lacey' ice cream s.s5lutoly pure.
20 cents per gallon. Deliv,. Cd In unlettered
wagons Coz New York ave. w. milo q
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\ III ~ -
J. r YOUNG. Clerk.
B. R. J. MEIGS. JR-, Asst. Clerk.
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WANTED-FARMS
wANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-To rent good farm; already stocked
pref rred- Adde'S BOX NJ. this otice. mIs-g
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WANTED-BOARDERS.
wANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-Boarders. try our table good HON,
cooking, SI2 per month. az G 81. nv. els-3
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERTD. sI75 mp. houe painting,
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. IO5 9th ST.
me- Phone, Fast 5oj d. m20-3
ROOMS paper-d $50 up, expert painting and
decorating. LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT co. so
ST. ne. clos
NOLTE. s24 --l 81 nv. is constantly receiv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs in
Wsu Papers and papers rooms from 3. % up.
Gail and investigate for yOuBef and be con
WINGED ml4-u
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JOB BARNARD. justice.
LEE 3. MOSHER.

Deputy Register Of Wills for the District q
Columbia; CLERK Of the Probate Court
LAMBERT BAKER. Attorneys no6, ~, D
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PROF.. |. N. NORRIS, MEDIUM

Able exponent Of True SpiritIalism. sixth sea-
son in Washington. Consultations daiy from
10 to 6. 7Ol Il St NV. moo
CAST IRON facts for workineuen. We are
The friends Of the labOring class because we con-
sider their interests by selling them good warm
wooden overcoats and suits % clothes made by
talloTs tworn but httle) at figures % please
poor people Come and see. JUSTH,S Old
STAND, 6l9 %. e1---
NINE. DAVIS, born clairyoyant and card reader.
i22s 18th 81. nv. el4ls
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A woman 10 cook and do light
houseWorS; no washing; small family; no chill
drcn- ia B 4. s,z c2O-3
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

p L. BARCLAY & son. WoOdside. Nd, have
fancy pigeons. coyies, dogs. rabbits and pet
stock for sale cheap ml9.o
FOR SALE-lmported Dutch fall bulbN such
as hvacinths. rulips. cr0cUs, Chinese sacred lily,
etc. also singing Canaries. parrots, dogs. cats.
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. az 18th st. Nv.
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