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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
MAJOR AND CORPORAL
At A MILITARY REUNION
Appreciation of Old Confederate Sol
dieIs for Chicken Diet.

Only a few days ago the surviving
members Of a Maryland cavalry com
pany, who served under the banner Of
The South in the civil war. held a re
union al Upper Marlboro Like all gath
.erings where old comrades meet, the af-
fair was OF most pleasant character
Many Of those present had not met since
the surrender under the apple tree at
Appomattox. Old friendships were re
vived and new friendships formed, and,
as whole. the gathering was as re
plete with enjoyment and endeaTment
as such mUsterjngs usually are
Among the attendants on this festive
occurrences were two gentlemen from
this city. both Of whom had been sol
diers in the Confederate army from the
first battle al Bull Run until the furlilg
of the flag at the end OF the long strug-
gle. One OF these was Major c and the
other Corporal H Both expected 10
meet old trends at the assembling, and
they were not disappointed
On their ride cut 10 the little village
the major said to his companion: Cor
pOral. I hope well have plenty OF chick
en- for dinner baked up IN good Did
Maryland style. IF there is one esculent
above another said the major that
like # is baked chicken. WIZ the
proper trimmings"
Corporal II. admitted that baked
chicken was very good in its way, but
his preference was fried chickel, with
cream gravy and plenty of pa sIey in
the cream. The corporal pronounced
the word chicken as If it were spelled
c-h-i-c-k-i-n-g.
Wei. there was chicken galore, and
the Two ex-warriors INDUCED in 1t to
an extent that would make the fat boy
o. the ''Pickwick Papers mad with
envy. Near the end Of the dinner the
major, who was on the opposite side
Of the banquet board 10 the corporal,
nodded to his friend and said Tell
that niGgar to bring me some more
chicken The corporal gave the Order,
and the waiter was observed 20 whisper
something in response 10 the request
Amt no more choking, major" said
the corporal 'Niggar says YOU dore al
ready ate the backs OF twenty chick
ings."
No more chicken" gss9ed the major
Not a feather" said the corporal.
Let's 20 home, said the major.
And they went
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
COLONEL URELL THEIR
CHOICE FOR COMMANDER

The delegation of the District OF Co
lumbia Corps Of the Spanish War Vet
Grams. and members OF the ladies' aux
iliaries. who viii attend the national
assembly and encampment September y
10 % at Detroit Mich, VIII go pre-
pared TO champion the cause of Col
Emmett UrelI for the commander in
chief OF The organization The party
viii leave here Thursday morning. going
by the way OF Niagara Falls and Buffa-
10. President Roosevelt viii arrive in
Detroit on sunday. September II and
address the officers and delegates at
the opening session
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
Mails FOR South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

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favranf Csc "a rg sof-ffI ptr,TL-Iis
PORTS. per : 5 F5nanre from, ~ yarz va
i,5 1s' I. man Ter 81 : f'i Ai-A must be
n ES=,, - -. 4. 90 ft,r,TCr,
nor tlt,a7-.1 l-.--.(-,,f ~. -
- 1888
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So ~ - = o. -'',- 49,,
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tGt Al iI.-S IL r m LOT +oI'Io l.it'- "a iA-
AZ aAd Z, - TIA. per : : ,aEatas' ron
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aiiaIS maj oI'iE, "isei 'il-se De directed eE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
C0LAN THANKS DOCTORS
FOR SAVING HIS LIFE
Man Who Attempted Suicide Leaves the
Emergency Hospital Without Ex-
planning His Act.

Arthur NJ. CoIan, o. aIerndon, Va
who attempted 10 kill himself early
Sunday morning in downtown hoteE
by swallowing poison, was released
rom the Emergency Hospital late last
night. The man gave no reason as t.
ny ne had attempted suicide
tolan. L IS said, engaged a room at
the hotel and about O'Clock yesterday
morning a clerk detected the 0dor OF gas
escaping from his room. He raped on
the door. and. receiving no answer.
broke II in COlan was found lying IN
conscious on the floor. He was carried
10 the hospital for treatment. Before
leaving the institution Colan thanked
the surgeons for their efforts. but re-
fused to tell anything concerning him
self.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
CONDITION OF YOUNG
SNYDER SATISFACTORY
Neck Dislocated in Wrestling Bout, But
Apparently Without Serious Results

The condition of Charles Snyder, the
young boy, who. while engaged in a
wrestling match yesterday morning. hae
his neck dislocated, was reported to L.
slightly improved this morning. by DR.
Warren. of 1912 Il Street northeast. who
is attending him.
The Snyder boy lives at 1901 Gales
Street northeast. and had been over to
Benning with a boy companion. Edward
Dorr- On the way home they began to
skyIark. and Dorr, by a haIf-neIson hold
managed 10 throw Snyder 10 the ground
He was Mortified 10 see that Snyder
could not get up or even hold up his
head.
= wagon was hailed, and carried the
boy To his home, where Dr. Warren was
summoned After examining the injury
he stated that the lad was suffering
IRON. a disIocated neck
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
Cab Drivers to Elect Officers.

meeting OF the Cab and Carriage
Drivers Union viii be held al s 80
O'Clock Friday evening at 1904 Pennsyl-
vania Avenue northwest. and officers for
the ensuing year viii be elected. This
organization has been in existence
d bout three weeks. has a membership OF
twenty-five, and applications for aGmis-
sion have been received from forty
more. There are about 500 disciples OF
Jehu in Washington. and the union is
affiliated with the American Federation
OF Labor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
Officers Cannot Man Ships.

The bureau OF navigation Of the Navy
Department has prepared statement
showing that there are not sufficient Of
.fcers now IN the navy to man the ships
already built or under course OF con-
stTuction.
Secretary Moody thinks that further
legislation looking TO building Up the
strength Of the navy should be met hod-
ical. and that before any more ships
are built there should be authorization
for officers TO care for them.
The plan Of selecting each year six
enlisted men for commissions in the
navy has not naval officials think
proven success There has not yet
been year since Congress passed the
act authorizing the selection of enlisted
men for commissions that six enlisted
men have managed to meet the require
ments.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
Not the Missing Bates, Father.

Mr.. c. H. Bates. a prominent attorney
at-Iaw in this city. whose name was
mentioned in New York press dispatches
as being the father OF DR. William II.
Bates. who so mysteri0usly disappeared
from his New York home q few days
ago. said this morning ne was not only
not the father Of the missing Dr Bates
but that he did not even know him or
had ever heard OF him. Mr.. Bates said
he always kept close track Of people who
bear the name of Bates. and that ne
knew every Bates in this city He stat
ed that the man in question was nol
from this city, so far as he knew.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
BRITISH TROOPS TAKE
POSSESSION OF KELANTAN

PARIS. Sept ia Saigon dispatch
received here today states that 300
British troops have occupied the prin-
cipality OF Kelantan, al the Sultan's re-
quest KelanJan is TIE largest princf>
pality in the Malay province, and pays
tribute TO Siam
The action of the British. the dis
patch states is causing alarm in Siam.
as il is believed TO be the first step
toward the establishment Of an English
pTotectorate over the whole OF the Ma
lay peninsula
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
Trans-Pacihc Mails.

Nails for CHTNAs ana JAPAN, via Seattle.
close mere daily at 6-3G T. u5- llp go September
L. inclusive. for dispatch per S. s. haga Mam
Registered zaail must he directed ''N Ia Seat
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Tacoma.
close here daily at 6,5a p ug- up to- September
Is inclusive for dispatch per s. $ Olympia TOD
Mails FOR TAHITI and MARQl EN$S ISLANDS.
VIA san Francisco. close here daily ct $50 %.
IN uu 10 September 70. inclusive for dispatch
per s. Sc AITiposa. fe}
Mails for AUSTRALIA except those for West
Australia. which are dispatched VIA EJrppe)r
NEW ZEALAND. FIJI SAMOA and HAWAII
wa Ssr Francisco, close here daily AZ $50 p.
M after September Il and up To September 20
Intensive, Fer dispatch per $ $ sutGra- t5(
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII and
fr-5-CIaSs matter for the PHILIPPINE -
tNDS. 80 via san Francisco close here daily ~
q 20 p. up In September p, inclusive for
dispatch per :, g boT1c-
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. III
San FraHciseo. close here daiiy at ESQ g. m
uy r. September %. inclusive, for dispatch per
l. = Transport l0l
Mails for HAWAII. via san Francisco. close
hero daily at 90 D. u. uB To September 20
inclusive for dispatch per 5 IS. Alameda. lol
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN ia Eancou-er
and Victoria, B. c. close here daily al go
p. 10. up 20 September 50, inclusive, for dis
patch per $ - EEuress Of India. Registered
mail must be specially addressed Merchandise
for the l. :. Postal Agency 80 Shanghai China
cannot Zoe forwarded via Canada ta4
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those :or Wes1
Australia. which 20 via Europe. and New Tea
land mails for which are dispatched via san
Francisco. and FIJI ISLANDS viI Vancouver
and Victoria. B. G.. Especially addressed ouiy).
close heIe daily az $50 T. M Inclusive. for
dispatch per S.. 3ioaua- Coz
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Gn5Iitary maid. dis
patched TO san Francisco az al closes for that
Office 10 connect with Government transports,
tnc saiiinEs Of which aye irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS close at tile MAIN OF
~ ~1'| e. & Ea.. HH# "a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
EARLY DISSOLUTION
OF CABINET POSSIBLE

LONDON. Sept. .I5.-Lord Londonter-
rvs hint that an early dissolution OF
the cabinet is possible. is regarded as a
support for the view that an election
viii occur before Christmas. The gov
educational bill has strained
the loyalty OF the Unionists 10 the min
istry. and the opening session is Likely
10 be the hottest on record
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
MoMEY-
PRIVATE LOANS

or security SIMPLY Jour promise 70 pay Our
cev plan enables everyone to secure ready cash
at once NitE0Ut Inconvenience or delay Our
method Of conducting loan business Is basel
On the word Confidence more th2u on Sc
cGTity-" You have ouI CONFIDENCE we have your
confidence lou need mCuey; se have money
ve don't need When you fail TO get accom-
modated elsewhere, cali on Us and you viu nc:
be disappointed L you have a lean nos il
VIII NOT prevent you from securing further &C
comnodatica from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
6o2 F St. n. W.
Phone, East 200 Corner Sixth St
Irz--rf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Cap5taI Traction. 2Od12474-
Real Estate Title. 10dS9sz Afergen-
tha1er. l0GIS5. 5d1S5, I0G1Ss9. 1UN
1885. I0a1S41s. I0dIS4sg, 10GIS4ss. 100
1873. I0dI647s. 10G184as, I0G1Sf-z. loo
1S45s After csIl-American GRAPHIC
phone. common. 50G51s Capital Trac-
ton, 20d12z2z; Mergentha1er, 1041S+llz-
RAILROAD BONDS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
QUEEN MARIE HENRlETTE
REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL

PARIS, Sept. 15---King Leopold. Of
Belgium, leaves for home today. owing
10 the alarming reyoTJs Of the condition
OF his wife Queen Marie Henriette. who
has been IL for some time, with an az
lection Of the heart
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
PERSONALS.

WORKINGAiEN should have the best, so tine
working man VINO wants an outfit must nave
what wears the longest and looks The best in
"a coed suIy of clothes. tailormade t4ad by the
rest ones at that and q pair Of shoes slightly
used but FAR superior to anything he can buy
Tor twice the money by calling at the Old
Lsnd Marx, JUsTH'S OLD STAND, 6I9 D.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS. at lowest rates and OF the dag you
apply W. are leaning On the Building and
Loan Association plan, wEich makes TIE cost
of carryiIs. loans much less than you pay else
where ana slows yoU 90 pay It OF j. any
sized notes you desire, running IRON one %
~ Give months Il you have a loan with some
other company w VIII pay i on ard advance
you more money # desired Rates cheelfulIy
gwen and TO cost to you unless loan Is made.
Call and get rates. Front room. first hc5r-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co,
6Z5 s. y. VI.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
MATTERS OF INTEREST
In DISTRICT AFT AIRS

The Commits 5ioaers have informed Mr.
D. H G. Penny, of New York. that the
Negotiable Instrument Law. to which
he refers in letter to them. is found
in chapter IS. of the District Code. and
amended by the act Of Congress OF June
90. 1902
The proposal Of John \. Meade & Co.
for furnishing coal and ash-eonveyfng
equipment for the Trumbuli Street
pumping station, for the sum OF 8 COO.
has been accepted ty the Commission
ers.
The proposal of the American Devel-
opmeut Company TO furnish naphtha
street lighting during the current fiscal
year, at 1855 per lamp per annuna- has
been accepted by the Commissioners
A. T. Lewis, messenger in the Office Of
the Water Registrar, at $500 per an
mum, has been transferred 10 the posi-
ton OF inspector at S2.50 per diem. vice
F A FarIing. and the latter has been
transferred TO the position Of messenger,
vice Lewis promoted. the changes 10
take effect September /
The Commissioners have declined to
grant Mr. W T. Walker, Of the Cor
coran Building, the privilege of paving
the parking space in front Of premises
81 10 331 Thirteen-and-a half Street
southwest. on the ground that the
houses are located on residence street.
and that similar requests have Uniform
y been refused to all applicants.
A refund of SI4. the amount paid by
Mr. J D. Sullivan. OF Thirteenth and G
Streets northwest. for water rent on
premises 1874 L Street and premises 3
70 u Cox's Alley northwest. has been
granted by the Commissioners On rec
fermentation Of the Water Registrar
Mr. Thomas a Rhodes. OF Langdon.
recently wrote to the Commissioners
urging that action be taken toward i'm
proving The roadway conditions at the
junction Of Twenty-second and Cincin-
natl Streets northwest The Computing
Engineer has reported that il is not
deemed advisable 60 take any action al
the present time. as the Commissioners
are unable 10 reach an agreement with
the owner Of The property for he pur-
chase of the point OF land necessary TO
the improvement
The Superintendent Of Repairs has
forwarded to the Commissioners
schedule of repairs needed on the sew
eraI engine houses Of the Fire Depart
ment during the present fiscal year. as
follows: No Ell CINE Company.
S396,75; No. . Engine Company. $3.50;
No. / Engine Company $1,000, No. 5
Engine Company. 1924 40; No Engine
Company $3I6 25. No. : Engine Com
pany sI241O: No. s Engine Company.
1855. %. No Engine Company. 234610.
30 10 Engine Company. $513.g5: No. Il
Engine Company. $2a7.75; No. Y Engine
Company $46259; No. IA Engine Com
pany. $3.50 90; No. - Engine Company.
&I63. 50; No ! Chemical Engine Com
pany. $500. so. No Chemical Engine
Company. SCI IS; No. 3 Chemical En-
CINE Company. $15S- 81; Truck 4 Com
pany. S695 81; Truck 3 Company,
S546. %: Truck 9 Company. 1872 50:
Truck D Company, 1854 OF; Truck h
Company. s269. 80. Truck F Company,
$40. Total. So. 56S 81 The amount ap-
propFIated for repairs to engine houses
is 81 500
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. b. c. POsT0FFICE NOTICE
Should be read daifr. rs chance. NAV 5cC1rr If
any tisae
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule Of cIozlu=s
is arranged OH tho presumption OF their amin
tcrruptc6 overland transit. For the vceg end
M September %, 1902, tAe Lass correcting
E',7tS VIII be mace from the MAIN OFFICE as
i9iip1s-
transatlantic Mails.
,fg,-n,y ,r-.,,-,r-
''i'A l Ats 10 T. VS. iof ~ Rgt r.
= i'''zti ~ '.',Ei- ii'eFssis rom Ne|
IA IT,. i'i.i'-sND NUS ne directed re.
3 : n ll'ettsl'--
- ~ - g. ~ i't - Al !-fet~ peg :
3''.,'. NJ, 'fo1' Ne% to'@ man must De
Tl - -, ~ ; : l''L3tf1id- -,-l-..
- ~ 20 p III, cor ~ i'ot =,
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DR.. Shades
Electric PaTIOrs. y
When All Others Fall Consult
DR.. SHADE, Specialist:

TwEYTY-NINE YEARS PRACTICE
CONSULTATION POSITIVELY FREE
Lung. throat, cafarrh. liver. heart, kiIuey.
stomach intestinal, iudig estion. nervous dys-
pepsia, general debility laugUor and that tired
feeling dizziness, vertigo, paralysis Tgzresis
toeomotor ataSia, brain and nervous diseases.
rheumatism, neuralgia. constipation. tulntSs
after eating cractat5on Of food. and al. cur
able diseases 81 men, women. and children
treated successfully. The best latest and
safest methods by eclectic medicines and in
many casts static electricity. Medicines fur
uizheG. Corner 18th and & SITS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
LOST

L1sT-Or stolen. t!e following described prop
erty. 4 large brown russia leather pocketbook
containing 81 bills, e SO prouissory notes
I 81 prowIs-oTy note, 7 500 pr0missory note
and due bills s-Eregatizl- S521, all PAYABLE
20 the ors'er Of John LGyett. All persons warned
against attempting o. negotiate for said notes
They have not been sndoTsed by me TWeutp
dollars reward viii be paId for the return Of
,hc V0CketDH0a aud Erouiissory notes. and
DO questions asked. JOHN Low Eft 5i3 18th
st-aW- eI5-&
LOST-Suu5ar afternoon on a Capital Traction
car, rsr Hu ueiEHborho0d % zgth and VI SIS. "a
gold riHg. ser with - blue and white stones
suitable reward wtil Hc paid on return 20
MAGGIE FORD 200 18Th ST. ei5-3
IOST-Ou Friday evening September T..
white female fox terrier pup with BLACK head
and spot on body answers to the name Il
Nell Return % ItZ5 ST. uH. and receive re-
ward. eI5-3
LOST-0u p OF Nd ave. ne lady's silver watch
engraved G. +. NJ. Reward al ell Elliott st
Hc- ei5-5
L0ST-This morning on y. Potomac or n 4.
NV gold ctlltClaIHg watch and PIN, monogram
r. H. = On case Reward II returned TO BIS
y ST. nv el5-5
I0sT-A pair gold rim eyeglasses, sunday. Sep
teWuuT ~ from X 10 7 st nv from 9TH 10
9Th ST. Liberal reward q returned to {&i 9Th
81 nv cI5-S
IGST-Saturday afternoon. befweea Litchield
Hotel and Waite House Lot, small, red cuaul-
cicd watch and chdttelaiHc pin. Reward III
THE LIfCHFIELD. $50 18th ST. nv Dl4-S
LOST-Tue=aay night at Chase's or on Pa ave.
OF lfJh 81. car. q clasp y. IL > pin Re
ward Address Bon 26j, this office. nils
WILL PARTY ! left canvas dress suit case
with Thursday morning notify me through
Bon -. this orHcc. Liberal reward nils
lost Thursday, in vicinity OF North Capitol
and SIS diamond pendant used as pin Re
ward IF Tct=,rued 20 IgI ! ST. MS :ul4
IOST-Smalt fox terrier female; black spot oH
back: black ears Liberal reward NORTH
WEST BAGGAGE AND PARCEL DELIFE cry.
so 9Th r. uE. Wl$-5
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LOAN COMPANIES.
SURETY LOAN CO


On sour furniture, pianos, organs etc, and
you can pas Il back u small weeAiy Or EnonEn-
y payments ABSOLUTELY No DELAT
Our business IS strictly con6deGJiali no en-
JssEass-ng questions 20 ask YOU Lowest EaL>s
= Toe city. Private Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEES COMPANY,
e1s Street y W
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FOUND.

SICKNESS and death are 10 cellar-made ice
cream. sewer gas causes it; do not eat that
kind; our ice-crcam Is made Is feet above
lul. 7Oc and gOc per gallon LACEY'S. Coz
New York ave nv, and IIS-lI5 Chicago st.
ne elf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

5000 OR LESS To LOAN at per cent. b.
d. GORDON Lawyer 615 I4th St NV MIST
JUST REC EIVEp beautiful lire Of brooehos
ear screws, diamond locSejs, sc4rIpIns, chat
Iclaiuc bags, etc, all new designs. weekly pay
ments- J. DR. kkER- 1901 Pa ave- upstairs
ull4-5
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Slight ADVANCES IN
THE STOCK MARKET
No Material Changes From
Saturdays Conditions,
MONEY MARKET RULES LIGHT

Anthracite Coal Stocks One Of the Lead
ing Features-Cnion Pacific, Missouri
Pacific. St. PEuL and Southern Rail
way Prominent and Active on Lists
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at 81 to ; per cent, IN suns
Of y. 600 TO $1,000. on r. c. real estate; pay
OF and Is per cent mortgage and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical cor
sid =ratiou IoT borrowers M. Il SAUNDERS
& co. I4J7 st. NV.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15

LooK-5oc cash, De wcealy; lace curtains
portieres, rugs, table imcu, table covers tow
els. blankets comforts spreads quilts sheets
pillow cases. toilet aud dinner ware silver
plated ware, lamps, vases clocks albums
Bibles, etc Address BON l0&. ,his office; VIII
call with samples fuI4-7
CHAU CANENG-455 K st. nv. MRS. L
JOHNSON. send postal MISS
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WE DO NOT CARE

who YOU owe; we viii pay them OF and ad
vance you more money. Come 10 see u. Low
rates Monthly payments.
DISTRICT LOAN & TRUST CO.,
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LACE CURTAINS Numbered with care. hand
work, no LINE, SO PAIR Drop postal 22I D
81. MISS
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MEDIUM.
Can be seen at IS1 c st. ne.
PROF.. CLAY.

PROF STANLFZ. celebrated palnist and clair
voyau-, permanent at go G. 81. nv Hours,
lea o. ul4-4
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LOANS OF $40

Phone, East 300 Corner Sixth St
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