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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-03
MARkFI REPORT.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kNgD COUNTRY. 81
.Aseea~eN@NeSGeSe
be good residences to be
season is that of w. d.
81 will be on Nicollet
bhone Girl from the New
is going tobesthe biggest
show line Manager Colts
Yet. secured. Next Thus
n;ckerson of Putney is
Nv at ST. Luke's hospital
are Of DIR. Rock. She ex-
let home sometime next,
1T has been made by the
Granite Company to furn-
I,r the foundation walls of
warehouse and the Olwi
re.
Mitchell came down from
on the Northwestern on
{orning accompanied by his
who is attending school at
BIZ.
is quite general throughout
Il in places where land lies
|gh to be free from water
lost is out sufficiently to
being
TACT for excavations for the
Hiding and the lwin-Angell
been let to Kruger Bros,
begin work as soon as the
BIT.
are withthe Telephone
The company is
br it's dazzlingarray of female
Dancers and singersgalore.
the famousr runs in New
|Hunt, son Of Editor Hunt
and Charley Higgin.
took the train Wednesday
j their way to Portland, via
oils. The boys will try theil
he coast country.
;ect Washburn has prepared
5 for a fine office building or
Avenue to be put up by M. a
1t adjoins ]. r.. Kelley's jol
house and will be Is fee
! two stories high.
and Mrs. Burroughs Abbott
for Eugene City, Ore
ere they will visit during thu
with their daughter, Mrs
whose husband is assistan'
7 Of history in the Oregon
at Eugene City.
April 9Th. to l2th.i is the weel
for the Salvation Arm.
!. This is the 18th. year il
he custom has been in vogue
self-denial efforts last yea
y in the United States raise
1000 to be devoted to charit
TX.
McCaW of Frederickleft Tues
r the Milwaukee to visit th
a Minneapolis. Hugh is Ell
$ Shipping clerk in a wholesal
'hment at that place. Ernes
eret are breaking on the pa
run between Aberdeen and til
Tacoma Park Association hs
! contract with the Aberdee
and for band and orchestl
during the coming assembl,
no. as lately recognized, is
organization and the Grove
Their on the Jim this summt
'el in the best Of melody.
Lindsay, Of Palmyra tow
pent Monday night betwee
IN the city. Mr.. Lindsay
7 Of Brown County's farme
S settled down to the concl'
al the COW is the main pSop
lily in South Dakota. He too
age Of TIE DEMocRAT's Ii
luoolng offer OF the Dako'
r.
list ZaStrnw rof,nrnad Cot,,rd.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
the Sugar Trust, which holds the cane
producer by the throat.

the Sugar Trust, which holds the cane
producer by the throat.
have always been an advocate Of
river improvement and Of the levee
system in and out OF Congress.
During a portion of my term,
served as Chairman of the Committee
on the Improvement of the Missis-
sippi River, and was among the first
to advocate and demand Federal aid
for building and maintaining levees,
not only as an adjunct 10 the improve
ment OF navigation upon that mighty
river, but for the protection of the
people living upon its banks and their
property against its devastating
floods.
shall visit the people during the
campaign and discuss these questions
with them at greater length, and thus
endeavor 10 ascertain whether ] have
"l0st touch with the people who have
sQ.often honore,l me, and lost sight
Of theft fhterests, because I have
taken no personal part in the machine
campaigns OF the last ten years.
Respectfully,
B. F. JONAS.
Oct. "a, 1903.
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KnOblOch-Chauvin.

A pretty home wedding took place
at the residence Of Mr.. Alcide Chsa-
via, sears- Ariel, Tsesdsy eSeosnG.
when Miss Lea Chauvia was united
IN marriage to Mr.. Volney j. Kno.
bloch. Rev. Father A. Dubourg per.
formed the interesting ceremony.
The groom was attended oy his
cousin, Dr. Junius Ragan, as best
man, while Miss Cecilia Chauvin, the
accomplished sister of the briGe was
mald Of honor.
A number of friend, Of the con.
tracing parties from ThibOdaux and
vicinity attended the wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. KnoblOch came to ThibO.
daux after the ceremony and will
make their home here.
The young people are very popular,
counting their friends by the score, q
fact which was demonstrated hy the
numerous presents which were show
cred upon them. The bride, although
not resident Of ThibOdaux, is very
we'll known here, she is daughter Of
Mr. Alcide ChsuvIn. Of Ariel. The
groom is prosperous young mer.-
chant Of our town aud nephew Of
Mayor W. {. Ragan.
Our congratulations ere respect.
fully extended TO Mr.. aud Mrs.
knOblOch.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders of the Thibodaux Oyster
Packing and Ice Company Ltd. that
the regular meeting Of the stock
holders of the Company will be held
on Thursday Nov. 5th at 8 O'Clock p.
M. at Planters Club Rooms for the
purpose of electing nine directors to
serve the ensuing year, and also to
discuss and pass upon the advisable
ty Of increasing the capital stock OF
the issuance of bonds.
By order of Board Of Directors.
DR.. A. j. MEYER,
list Secretary
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Morvant-Leonard.

On Wednesday at noon at St
JOseph's Catholic Church Mr.. Robert
MOrvaus and Miss Leoncia Leonard
we're united in the holy bonds Of
matrimouy IN the presence Of large
number of relatives and friends.
MIR. MOrvant is we'll known sugar
planter and has numerous friends
throughout Lafourche who will read
OF bis marriage with interest.
The couple left for their honey.
moon trip on the East bound train.
Our congratulations and best wish
es for long, happy and prosperous
life.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
Notice.

The members of the Democratic
Central Committee OF the Parish of
Lafourche are hereby notified that
there will be meeting Of said com
mittec held at the Town Hall, Th,bO.
daux, La, ON Thursday Nov. 18th.
1908, at IL OclOck, A. NJ.
A full attendance is requested. ~
business Of unusual importance will
be transacted ut said meeting.
j. NJ. WALSH,
Chairman, Dem. Z. Com tee.
b. N. CoULoN, Sec.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
[WlNEoFCARDul
He Learned q Great Truth

1t is said of John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley: "Why
do you tell that child the same thing
over and over again?" "John Wes-
ley, because once telling ls not
enough" 1t is for this same reason
that YOU are told again and again
that Chamberla,n's Cough Remedy
cures colds and grip; that 1t couu-
teracts any tendency of these diseases
to result 10 pneumonia, and that it is
pleasant aud safe to take. For sale
by Roth Drug Store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
Waxing Warm.

As We 90 to press, the city papera
bring US news of a "hot old time" be.
tween the gubernstoriaI candidates at
the Ponchatoula meeting. We do
not desire TO say more about it at
tins time, save that 1t IS not the un-
expected which happened. Those who
opposed the primary plan, predicted
such q result of personal cam
paign.
The people must call halt 10 such
proceedings; they have it in their
power 10 do it.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31

Mother Gray's Sweet Powers for
Children,
Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse in the Children's Home in New
York, Cure Feverishness, Bad StOm-
ach, Teething Disorders, move and
regulate the Bowels and Destroy
Worms. Over 30 600 testimonials.
They merer fail. At all druggists, /,
25c. Sample FREE. Address Al
len S Olmsted. LIE Roy, N. Y. Is
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
Low Rates to New Orleans.

Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Rail-
road and Steamship Company will
sell tickets from Thibotlaux to New
Orleans and return Nov. 9Th, 9th and
10th 1903, with return limit Nov.
11th 1903, at a rate Of $l.95 on
account Of Meeting of the four States
League. For additional particulars.
apply to local agent, or to
G. B. ELLIS,
Division Passenger Agent.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
Notice..

Political Cards will be published in
thus column at the following rates:
For ParOchlal Office $1,000.
For Ward Office $500.
Payable cash in advance.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
Gained Forty Pounds in Th,rty Days.

For several months our younger
brother had been troubled with indi
gestiOn. He tried several remedies
but got no benefit from thcm. We
purchased some OF Chamberlain Q
Stomach and Liver Tablets and he
commenced taking them Inside of
thirty days he had gained forty
pounds 10 flesh. He 10 now fully re.
covered. We have . good trade ON
the Tablcta.-HoLLEY DRos., Mrr.
s1hs4sts1esgaD aDsu11f f.1R +Rse sale
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31

The funeral of Rev. Father NJ.
Welte, which took place last Monday
morning was largely attended. Twrn
ty priests took part in the ceremonies
Right Rev. Father BOuchet, Of Plat
tenvii!e, delivered the funeral Oratiou
Prof. Chol, Of 1hibodaux was in
charge of the choir.-Pioneer
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31

It Keeps the Fest Xazn snd Dry.
Ask to day for Allsn's Foot-Esss, .
powder. It cures Chilblahts, Swollen,
Sweating. Sore AchingS Damp feet
At all druggists and shoe stores, 2aeA
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FOK CLERK OF COURT

hereby announce myself as Candidate for
the office of Clerk of Court. of the Parish of
lafourche, subject TO nomination by Primary
Election of the Democratic Party of said
Parish.
j. LOUIS ACCOIN.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31

Matting-, YOU want, call at Eli'i
Braud's sons, and see their beautiful
line. 30.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
We are authori zed to announce
p. Wallace LefOrt,

as Candidate for the Ofhce Of Clerk of Court
OF the Parish of Lafourche subject to ncmina
ton by Primary Election Of the Democratic
Party of said Parish.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31

REGULAR MEETING OF
LAFOURCHE PROGRESS
SIVE UNION TUESDAY.
EVERY MEMBER SHOULD
ATTEND AND TAKE
PART IN THE DELIBERA-
.TIONS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31

BY Roth Drug Store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-10-31
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

You may be sure the immortal Was
hingtcn wore a becoming hat. the
style in keeping with the times. You
may emulate his example if you'll pro-
cure your head gear from our stock
always sure to be of the latest mode,
becoming and fair-p5icsd: z
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coKCERNING 49, PoLEs.

when I went into this business about
two years ago. said barber in Cham
bers Street. Il thought that any old
painter could paint a BARRIERS pole. SO
I hired q man UP the street 10 DO the
job al what I considered q bargain The
first person TO cali me down was a po-
hcemaR. who said that the stripes run
ming up and down on one pole and in
straight rings on the other, a fellow
passing by would not know whether ne
was going north or south I asked
barber I knew IN Harlem 10 look at
them, and ne howIed with laughter. He
gave me the address Of a friend to 20
TO. but the shop had changed hands and
the second fellow made q worse Job
han the first. I had no idea how hard
il was to get the correct thing in bar
hers poles until : started out to look
for a pair that 'seed second hand OF
anything else Talk about man
p-1tching dress goods That isn't IN
IL Finally q friend sent me TO the
BARRIERS Union. which 7 joined. Then
p man came aFouEd 10 take measure
menrs. and IN the course Of two weeks
] got my pole all right, New York
Times.
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WANTED-AGEFTS.

WANTED Agents So sell cushion KEYS for type
"TlEgrs- TIT -nHgiv over the ordinary KEYS, soft
rHsEs.0 effect; only article af the kind on the
market. patented; no competition: unlimited
field. big money; one agent earned $1,000 last
Tear. another s.. 30; no risk. Write Dept ~, -
IMPERIAL NANJFACTJEINC co, Newark.
AGENTS are making s. to $40 day fitting
glasses; uur free eve book tells all about lf:
EslFrr today JAthSUNGAN OPTICAL col
LsGE- Department l 1g. Jackson, Mich. 1t
Alsa- rs wanting 80 make money easily will
tF-rn af something TO their advantage 10y snad-
iH- DO cents silver to NATION NOEEITY. 90,
vest a2t ST, New York. 1t
ttiENTs-HandIe Our big lire Of attractive,
t3sz-SeiE ing articles stmpie excellent new In
Egntian- 20 cents; big catalogue free " II.
BRIGGS & Co. 555 Washington ave, Albany,
i. l. il
MONEY FOR EYERYBODY-Either sex: send
tHr free illustrated cltalog0e; novel Iec6s-
>arfes. wanted by everybody; greatest scppcq-
trisl5tt Tor -ensauerative profits. CIILCOT II p
ply CO.., 40 West Pratt, Baltimore. Nd. 1t
AGENTS Automatic Washers sell themselves
ono agent writes '-Exhibitel sample 10 ten
..eiHen; took ten orders Time required -
d }nGtcs. profit over >53; guaranteed 10 do
washing ~ 90 minutes; furnishes its -7vn
power. regtiu@ neither labor nor attention:
C#sS less tiuH any other machine; free sam
pic aHG lL- .Usl.e territory furnished. 3JG week
.s-rtHteea, thousands uJ testimonials Alto
A--EtaJ ASHER Co, Station L, Chicago It
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LOAN C0EPANIEs.
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD OK FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
10 lowest rates and "a t4e -ay sou apply We
are loanins on the S3uAdiag ana Loan AssaaIa-
tion pan. v7ic5 mszss the cost q ezffy= *
loans much leSs tiz1 sou P1g ELSEWHERE and
allows t1u 10 pay u OF ia any s-zzi Notes yeu
d-sirf, rliluluE .-gu ore IN twelve rss1chE r
you have i.su HItc some other lcGP8ue We
Viii pas ii OF and advance ron more uI9lagJ1f
desired ka.e= e.lsertat.t gwen. ana 10 lozE
81 Yen unless loan is uads Call and ger rates-
FfvH5 room. FIRST H-cr
NATIONAL MORTGAGE L0AE co.
G-5 ST. N anI-tf
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PROPOSALs

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 0fice Of the SUI
He-Ff-t"s Arr.t...t. Washington, ID c. April
at JHTs office uus5. O'Clock - ul. on the Z3I
aaT vi April, 1903, and chen opened f5r ue,v
vaults Cash 1aaH. Office ~ e. s Treasurer,
and WORK ineI5sn.I. thereto IN the L. = Treas
rIT department Building. Washington j. c.
lbs accordance Erltt. drawings and -TecifcltioTs.
COPIES Of Ih..h Uaf he had au application To
this Office ~ fhe discretion ~ ths Supervising
Architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising
Architect apA-6t-eld
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-12

~ATF~NEN- highly rated concern manu-
tictuTinE staple fuew brandt handled 5- soy
esal lines every town, sold On ninety dJv~, tuii
commission CHECK every saturday, permanent
profits an personal trade: pocket samples; an
easy -iia-lipC- T. FOSTER, seeTetarg, Roe
Building st Louis Il
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITER.

SIN TYPENRITERS fog dufamJtg. visible
writing. extreme speed, perfect work ard less
than oHe-huli oi what YOU pay foT others W
IRF L1G CALA ER, IL Oh. apI0-St
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HELP WANTED-l-ALE.

rrr2 ur,7--r,
ALL- y AN Ie4'---'-+ ale.
- -
WANTED E- about is. &. ASSIST in elgsr
9..' -'S' ali.- .e sf#-f-fn N-ifl trade ~5GhiE,
A--t .''.'si i'aHia #FU. Ii
a.. ,--,.-.-
F.. ..H -'sHNa~aei; none Other
~ ~ ~. e-'...'s morning g o. a-.eS, STAR
.....-----
"a R. t-t'-A man Or drive delivery wagon and
a..'''i stores must have refer. H.a- fia
--
HAATEp-Gaod drivers for br=as ana DIRT
".-e'si ~i-3 q dag steady JOB Coil al Iff5
''a 81 -". IT
WANTED ------- - -
"eHt employment nj home; enclose stamped
's."rs-s4 envelope for reply. ART TICKET
~. ~ VI esq 3d. NeFE 3arS City
II. ,,--f-T, -r--.
49, ID. .,-- ,.e7i-isl fsr grocer sun
In, ,,-t.r, --- tet s'-'- ACTRESS a. -.
49,, - -, - ------S. 10 II
~ i-t'-''eo IT, tack signs. Distribute cir.u-
so. "' secure air. 5.tatL-p los every SEQ
~ ~, .'g &C.. ,L... god pay Holm $50
me- -Ls' -'-..-.ssa-. N.f a.lt- lt
t..R,,4r-lg -,.4-...--. s-..r......r-. -=-s--
,.s., ..-' N.'i 7...
.e f 1s8. -arrr -.rr--.-.rrf-. r-.f-. -. =
n..rs-- II u.nt;{rsN -1.s 49,
Cleveland ohio
TT-,.--rr, 100
- .-s man 10 i55.aas "-5 IS
...- l l...l-- --l l..-- i- -.
ye4- ana expenses Ierlaaa.-. position ai.h
e.sHce for promotion; previous eAg..onee not
and -.fa-,T.rz 'f.--as. T,,,[is So
sgrr. tt N.-fL itb n pbils.T-5r,.f. D..
s.l.-52t-=u
Jg,z-7,t-T, 80 49, 49,
f- 7l5,,-.f..'--,-. zoe .f -1 -
;ri-f- -,.r----.4, +4,. -.- 7tre,-r,S ~.
VIII. Lakeside tulldlag, Chicago Il
HrrrrrJ,.t, sf,-s,.4 -,.i.7,f. ,.,, vented ia
every LOCALITY fur profitable secret service ey-
I.eTie1ge aang, .-.lz Write AMERICAN DE-
- Z - u Al i3N. 6...i-. A7l-s, ma is
~AIE~sEN-By highly rated concern. manu-
i-ll.lIE st-Fle iHa@ HI4h1j handle. ~ soy
ca. ms s'e5S town. -9'1 IN ninety days. init
l''.-'i' li--l@ s.i 49, .ii----+--,
Bmldfng. St Louis. It
~ l--,-e[- go ----------,- 49,
biggest dealers Tr9it biggest consumers, yr,l-
in al respects the biggest paint PROPOSITION
ever offered: fine silr-line: experience unaze-
pesarv. FTNIOf-H PAINT Co 81. Ir,lis Ii
NANIEl)-Alen everywhere; good pay; 20 d.
tTlHfe circulars adFeI'ls-IE matter lex zszEl-.
REiT- CJ1fraro n
~ rseft - s-rT-- 80 -
APfTIIPAI.D ST. f,5.lir, p M
49,, 80 ----'''
AZ a aF'FS e. Tor rs a ,t wagon ezPsreaee
h't Hftv--vttr N6t8 20 LttH ne 1ptZ-at
WANTED Cigar statesmen; experience uaneces-
sary5 good pay. F. MANUEL co. Station J.
- q -, Z, 20
T-EAf}E PROGFHEADING. rben earn SO to 81
y, 8 illi RESI- ~ S~i5'Jol-
= ---- ie-i-'-l --li-tt-sl OILY
"a aNT-F0- S,7rs5,.rr,. s,.1 ,..l,,r}.i... .-7 ,s
permanent TFPRI1-E SEED % TrrFrs-gr
y. J. u52z-8t-su
n 7,-7-T---
40 ~ Ng br-Ht slTien ana pfcsseT gHe=.
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FOR SALE-Bay horse, Hambletonian years
old; used 60 city sights and sounds; works single
or double stands without hitching Ii rear 100
Ilti Sc, between and o'clock. Also sand
wagon at I2ls Concord, after p m, Brook
land. D. c. apII-3t
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WANTED industrious ra4n 10 leH7e-ea. .ri e=
tEt-sE.d manu-. eJlrrrs rith large carsrr.-
-r'Ha tsr7 mss su1-aHtcrt 51ia- uI ~fFH T~r
-s-- ana expenses Iorll.-o--, position wish
e.#Hre for promotion previous experience not
and references Address IL a. ElENE. Nam
azeE- q North 4tb ST, PaiadaIgai-. Pa
a.l--I2t-su
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DENTISTRY.
BIRDS, DIGS, ETC.

FOR sAIE-ia0n grass. flower. and garden
seed spring bulbs Ftrrots, cgnarirs, fancy
poultry dogs. cats. etc. SCHHID'S BIRD
STORE. ~ 12tb st. uhf4ti
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Mails for C0sTA RICA, BY rail TO New Or
leans and thence Via steamer close here daily
at l0.95 m 10 and 10 =. N. (h). the con-
Meeting closes being ON Tuesday,
Nails for the BAHAMAS b. rail 10 Miami
riasfays ~ q.a= Z, "a C,f
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Bsy horse, 5 years old and sound
lest driver in this city; Tubber-tiTe ruuabouJ
and harness. can he seen sunday. l1iz 9Th ST.
nv. 1t
FOR sALE-Tet Ane horses. suitable for bakery,
grocery, OF delivery wagons; two me driving
horses for doctor or family carriage: also r fine
team OF bay mares for buggy family use.
These horses we have taken in exchange for We
hieies, and viii sell cheap far cash A. J.
sfABlER 4 Co, 211 llth 81. NV. api2-St
FOR SALE-Twelve mead of horses and mares;
also one mule: selling for the want OF use
apply III the rear Of 80 Pennsylvania a.c. n4g.
apI23t
FOR SALE Business carriage, no reasonable
offer refused rs Pennsylvania ave. nv.
gpl2-St
FOR SALT amily surrey nearly new, cat
der and leather top, for one-third cost new.
Rear 424 lst st. nv. sp1l-St
FOR SALE Driving horse; sound. e07 II ne.
apIl-St
FOR SALE-A black mare; sound, gentle; good
driver; years old; sf25: sorrei horse, . years
old, good driver. SIS; also Brewster victoria
and canopy-tOp surrey, at a bargain Stable No
3, Government alley. aPlI-3t
FOR SALE-One good wagon very cheap IN
qJfire coz Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Can he seen al
+Sa jefferson 81, Anacostia- spll g 4.
FOR sALE-Bay horse. Hambletouian. years
old used 60 city sights and sounds; works single
OF double, stands without hitching Ii rear 100
wagon at lis Concord, after p m, Brook
land d. c. ap1i-3t
FOR SALE-Buggy cheap for cash Apply 90l
X St. ne. apll-St
FOR sALE-Fine family horse; young. sound,
and gentle; weight f,0l0 pounds; extensiOn-top
carriage and harness; bargain I25 Anscosta
ave-, D. G, apIG5t
FOR SALE-SmaII shetland pony; young and
safe for children; pony runabout, harness. and
cart; small sound horse, $50; set harness, s.;
also fine bay marc; good size; fHe driver. and
fearless; saddle bride, harness, and rtbbertire
rJInabout, cheap 1887 ST ne aple-9t
JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE Fifteen first
class work horses and ten 8Te drivers and car
rage horse. WILSON GREGORY, old Van Ness
place, 18th and b SITS. NV. ap9-Tt
FOR sALE-Cheap, high grade buggy or wood
splitter; perfect condition. JAMES YEIRS. +
Rockville. Md ap7-7t
HoUCK'S Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE
city 70 purchase new and second hand harness
y d. HOUCk
m13G-< BOZ IOth St nv.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

WANTED By American uH3dle-5ged widow,
praually qualified to an houseEeeper'= Pc
5.tfa7. and one OF trust, situation. hiEhesg rel
erenees given and required. ADDRESS 1926 North
Carolina ave no apf2-gF
WANTEn-A place IS chamHcrraid in first
class family or - Iauniress. Call Il44 Sth st.
NV. If
v AZ ED-F .rst- FIRST laundry done at home
$40 Rhode Island ave 1t
WANTED By hrst-elasz laundress, washing OF
DAYS work Address lZI / st. nv apII D
HANTED-By respectable coiorea woman. place
r. dc genera! houseyyork in small family; small
wages good references. $3.50 LouL5uu st s.
a4H-tt
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-To bty one-horse ice wagon, in good
repair; state price and where can, be seen.
Address BOX ~ this Office. apl2-3t
WANTED Cheap for cash. family horse Ad-
dress BOX 2o3 this otfica apIO-3t
EANTED-Ten double wagons or carts. 9th
sHi SIS NV apI0-8t
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FOUND

FCUND-Lacey'u ice cTeE-n s5somteiy pure
20 eeats PEI gallon Delivered 10 unlrttsaed
waEcDs 617 Sea YORK aVt- nE mI0-u
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

FOR RENT-lTss Lincoln ave ne. lu-ar Nu-rb
Capitol and $ srs-J. sly rooms and barl- new.
pspered and painted: $3.50 Apply United
fEtLTA CO. 51I Nth II. nv. or l7a5 North
'aTit1' 81 aTlI q.
ff# q ST N'f.-SiE rooms. halls. water: go.
baths range, large yard, PARKING: perfect CON
1-l--a. -.-zg gFel $50 apio-2-
FOR EEET-To eolored tenants. small dwell
inEs, $40 20 So per month; also eating house
and dwelling GEO Il. HILL, Gl5 18TH 81. use.
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

hUUMo AND BUAKD.
i9S 9TH ST. NW.-T.arge furnished rooms. vilIt
beard, suitable for two; table bYardeTs desired
N OF let HOME, with good board comforrabI-
bsF-.yiUdgw front room. 800 \ St Sc. apI2-3t
FOR REET-Vjtf hoard. one large. newly fIT--
nished trent room; southern exposure I725 4
ST. NV II
7i5 9th ST. NW.-IarCe, well furnished and nm
Furnished front rooms, with OF without table
board. terms reasonable. zpfl-at
FURNISHED rooms with board. rs fth st
nv aplI-St
For RENT-Furnisbed rooms, with OF without
board; also basement for rent. 1877 r St NV.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED ROOMS With
board. Sol 6 st. nT. apl0-3U
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FOR SALE-Twelve mead OF horses and mares;
also one mule: selling for the want OF use.
apply in the rear Of 80 Pennsylvania a.e. nag