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THE TIMES D1sPATCH RICHMOND MONDAY MARCH 2 1905

ono God. one infinite, hence no matter,
t,h,istianty without this casentlnl
aciet,ce OF Christian truth--ti,o oneness
of spl,itls ,,o without ss,n,,,fc d psrrss.
siration thereof. - other words, they
Mhe srop spirit aths one "a, and as mi 81
stration OF the power OF spirit through
Christ, to heal the sick and cleanse
the lcpcr, to destroy sin, disease ana
death. ,.,
Mrs. Eddy has shown that she ioy e.
all that tends towards Christianity;
size loves Catholics and Protestants---
NTethodists. CongrcEationalists, bop,
lists, Quakera, Shnkcrs--sic loves al
save that which stands still or has no
part in christianity. Her teachings
further show that shc cannot con-
sistently indorse rs Christianity the
two distinctly contradictory statements
and points Of view contained In the
term christian psychology otherwise
Christian materialisn. The determir.
nation to hold Spirit In the grasp OF
matter is the prosecutor. of Truth and
Love (Scienco and Health. p. 2sl."
w. S. MORRIS, Jr.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 22, 1908.
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MONDAY, MARCH :, 1905.
The fact that new thought has
dawned within your breast should
apprise you that in the same hour
new light broke in upon thou
sand private hearts.-Emerson.
PROHIBITION IN VIRGINIA.
pA1LY-.wEEK1.Y--suNpAY.

Virginia has been placed in the list
of prohibition States, and so quietly
was the thing done that we doubt If
the people at large really understood
that 1t was bei~ r done.
But statutory prohibition has been
accomplished ~ the passage OF the
By:4 bill. AS was explained in The
Tfmes-Dispatch of yesterday, when this
law takes effect retail liquor license
cannot be granted in county districts
or in towns OF less than 500 irhabi-
tants, based upon the last preceding
United States census, unless the com
nunity be within county contiguous
to a city having police protection paid
for by the public. and where license
has been granted during the twelve
months prior toSr date of the passage
of this act. or less 1t be to hotel
or social clrb at health resort hav-
ing natural mineral spring connected
herewith, or situated by the sea or
n..j large body OF salt water connect
ed Herewith. This means prohibition
for the country districts and all towns
under 500 I'M abitants, with the excep-
tions noted above.
In the Wv of The Dispatch
the entire law Is fundamentally wrong
Their may be to IS in Virginia of 500
and 400 inhabitants, or rural district.
here and there, in which the voter!
thereof prefer the licensed saloons, witt
the regulations of law thrown arount
them but they will have no option II
the matter. They must ave prohibi
Ion whether - not. Local option, ex,
cept in the localities above noteds. ha:
been abolished in Virginia, and W.
have grave doubts as to the wisdom OF
it. Local option is Democratic fun
damen.al, and the party in Virginia
has always ta.:en pride in the principle
which 1t has so often declared for II
Its platforms. But the Legislature Of
Virginia, which is composed in large
part of Democrats, has abandoned ant
abolished l. without having given tn
people the privilege OF voting on It
This is one case in which Mr.. Bryan
referendum should have been applied
as was done IN North Carolina.
But law Is law, and now that pro
hibition law has been enacted it Shout
be enforced to the letter. 1t matter
not whether the people like 1t or not
the law must be obeyed. If the peopl
do not lilse it, let them instruct tn
next Legislature to repeal ii, but Will
the law lives it must rule. The officer
of the law must do their duty 1t
n great opportunity for Virginia I
set an illustrious example. There mus
be no sham laws in the old Dominion
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reliable Timcs-Dispntch.

Editor OF the mes-Dlspatch:
Sir,-Your editorial. 1.-THE Legislature
and Judge Rhea." inspires US afresh
with the faith that upon the told re-
liable" Times-D Dispatch we may always
depend for the truth, the whole truth.
and nothing but the truth"
May have space to say here that
in the Southwest we arc not, as would
seem, scarce of timber for the State
Corporation Commission-men who
opine, our county-man, Henry G..
stuart has not MISUNDERSTANDING could
sustain the prestige Of the commits
sion, and emphasize the fitness of the
Democratic party to govern Virginia
some, If not many others? All honor
to Judge Wickham! His action tells us
ne would rather be right than Pres
ldent." Let the party follow his lead
RUSSELL DEMOCRAT. Y
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speakers. There were many men in at
tendance, who had Travelled scores of
miles. some from as far as Clifton
Forge, Va. and these men We're pre-
vented from hearing the speakers by
the incompetency of the police officials,
who did nothing to preserve order. Not
only did they do nothing to preserve
order, but the doorkeeper of the
House Of Delegates, together with his
assistants, insisted upon many persons
vacating their seats to make room
for others who were late, thus adding
to the confusion.
1T Is shame that gentlemen from
a distance, who We're interested In
the proceedings other than through
idle curiosity, should have been de-
prived of their opportunity Of. hearing
the speakers. through the incompe-
tency of the police officials of the
Capitol and the House of Delegates
and 1t is to be hoped that it VIII not
occur again. Yours truly,
"a CONSTANT READER"
y Petersburg, Va, Feb. Is, 1905.
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PAY Of schoo, rru.tce..

Editor of The Tlmes-Dispatch:
sir,---The writer is not trustee
NOR the son of" trustee. but. spend
ing some months in the house of a
clerk of one of the district school
boards Of his county, can testify to
the work done by this gentleman and
the chairman of the board in the
planning and building of an excellent
school. Neither of these gentlemen
is young. one has no child, grand
child nephew, or niece, who can in any
way be a beneficiary of the school, yet
raise sufficient funds, then to procure
suitable material and workmen, one
or the other of them being on the
ground nearly every day until the
house was completed and ready for
occupancy.
For this service, one of them receives
Sc; the other perhaps not so much.
1 These trustees are told that they
must do all this for the public good;
and this reminds me, as Abraham Lin
was voted for without his knowledge
and elected to the office of justice OF
the peace. Hesitating to qualify or
account of much worry and no com.
pensation, the county judge said, .Why
you should have more public spirit
Soon after, when there was bill pend.
ing in the Legislature to reduce the
salary of the county judges, and this
one SAID II the Dill passed me COuldn'l
serve, the wife of tho Justice said
TASK the judge where is his public
spirit?"
Much is doing now for the education
Of the children Of our whole State. WI
| have our general superintendent, ou
board of examiners, our county super
intendents, each with his own burde'
OF work, each perhaps poorly paid, bu
what would become of the education
of the children without the board o
trustees in each county district, an'
why should they be supposed to hav
more public spirit than any otter mel
| in the State? The building of house
| is not their only work; they are eN
pected to VISIT the schools, every one
to hear and bear all complaints, t
provide frewood, stoves, brooms an,
buckets, replace broken glass, ETC.. al
infinitum.
These men and the county superin
tendents should be sufficiently salarie
| to be compensated for their laborlou
service, else the time must come wlel
no man competent to fill these posi-
/ tions will be willing to accept them
4 ! g.. when there will not be enoug
| public spirit found to fill them.
! OBSERVER
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WY 49, - VT535 y E7TV7 =
Crowd mt Hearing.

EuIlor OF The Times-Dlspatch; ~ 709
Slr,r-The management OF the crowd
IN the gallery. OF the House Of Dele
gates on Tuesday night was about as
and many OF the spectators, some Of
whom had travelled many miles to at
tend the meeting, left IN disgust, The
cause Of the trouble was as follows:
was taNed to IT'S utmost more than
one-half hour before the meeting be,
gan, and when Speaker Byrd ascend 81
be had. In spite Of this, no attempt
was made to Keep the crowd back and
everything was thrown into. CONFUSION
by the constant pushing, making It g l.
most impossible to hear any OF the
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Borrowed Jingles
LINES no LOUISA.

cThc same being our forty-eeventh ma
vic has gone to smash clsewheroo
a week ago we had n maid,
Whose memory VIII never fade;
you should have seen Louisa!
She piled the plates on which we dihed
So very high they called TO mind
The leaning tower OF Pisa.
AT other times they did not lean
When carried by our kitchen queen
tWhosc other name was Dennisl
1'ut rose as etraght as splrc or tree
AnG then her model seemed TO DO
The Campanilt, Venice.
The leaning tower was first to &c
And when IL hit the floor baiow
The havoc was appallingl
a. once another crash occurred
And then. alag! we knew we heard
The Campanlle falling
ser its shattered remnants yet.
n wss half Gus wedding dinner set
The other half was Pisa,
My chatelaine her protest fIlod;
pray leave" she cried 'err L 10 wild!'
For Pelion on Ossa piled
Would be your next, Louisa"
fIarper's Weekly.
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Editor Of The 'THnes-DIspHIuH!
Sir--I am sure the majority Of the
puople of Virginia will commend and
tEsnk you for the bold, able and fear
less stand you have taken against the
continuation Of Judge Rhea Your. on
position was backed by able and logi-
motives, While The Halifax represen-
tatives may have thought they We're
Yolcing the sentiments Of their CON-
stltuents by waiting AYE fully be,
sHnlifaX would have voted no, had
they had an opportunity. I believe
and have always thought, Governor
Swanson made a grave mistake In thi'
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Psychology.
Editor of The Times-Dispatch:
sir-In an editorial in your issue
Of the 10th YOU stated that You UNDER
variation of Christian Science.
Please grant me the space in your
paper to say that Chris tian psychology
is not a variation of Christian Science,
and that there does not exist n any sim
of Christian Science are not those Of
hypnotism; and 1t is not through
hypnotic Influence and healthful sug--
gestions that its students seek to heal
the sick ana bring the sinner to the
regenerates and saves,
Mr. Archibald Mcclellan, writing in
recent issue of the Christian Science
Sentinel sets forth the teaGhi haa Of
very clearly. He says:
I'VE are taught In our text book
Science and Health, Will hey TO the
Scriptures, that If God had instituted
material material laws e goner,aa hn an m asa1
man III, Jesus would not have disre,
! garded those laws by healing N direct
opposition to them and n de aasi ~ Sol
all material conditions Up ego. Iht
anlmus of this teaching peryadtee,s II o.
| Science,
"Christlan psychology is eaulya,len
to Christian phrenology. pnSsioi .,s
dicated and demonstrratt,ed. i, ch ana Ia,
healing on the basis of sp lSitb a matter
never taught the finite opPnO'ssl. a, ), Q.
Gea spirit a nfin nga all ahrlst nhies0sI
4 not founded on any other basis. ex
ore God one ONE qdipit IS sp san ana ana
they that worship Him must u.s.. r woesnI ny
In Christian Science GOD y ulcoi ,I a i
OF matter, for II Hti Is spir!t' any - <
lie cannot know aught that !, W s,sals 2 2
I the very nnlikenesa OF , mi.uss't :
! quantity quality and divlnlty. =, -
! Neglect Of this, the real H ,nsa =
q chT'stianlts resulted y the ee 11as
the power to heal the SICK ,, ara'a Var
ago, and to day also thets g.
those who arc casting lp,s tbnI
Chrlst's seamless robee pns .ne ~ q
i Spirit, they, too, viii lose the rs aap Y
!, of Christianity, and thus 20 u hivin
! 10 demonstrate II upon the ux.i,
: principle which Jesus taught, Hat.'Ss'
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Her Wonderful Memory.

Mother could not attend church one sun
day But what shame that Little Ma
bel should have to lose the days lesson
and she such bright child" she sadly
reflected. Accordingly. Mabel was sent
alone. When she returned, In reply tc
her mothers Interrogation as to the sub
ject of the text. she replied. ..oh, yes moth
er. ] know. IL was. Don't be scared You'll
git the quilt. Questioning failed to throw
any light on the ma:'er, Some days later
the mother met the pastor. who, In answer
to her request for the subject of his last
sermon, replied, 1T was madam, Fear not
We shall haze. The Comforter '--Harper's
Weekly,
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appointment. 1t is human to err, but
Gas you well say that was no rea-
son why the Senate and House should
we'll says This confirmation Will put
a lad taste in the mouths OF the peo-
pie of Virginia" Our Judiciary should
be clean cut and above reproaeh or sus-
a badge of honor"---"so mote it be-"
God grant that the day may soon
come that we VIII support the man
in every case when he Is clean, in
preference to party when unclean.
When we deviate from this path God
save "Old Virginia"
r. S. BARBOUR.
February %. 1905. n .'
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Sir,-Alow a word Of commentator
from busy farmer on the position
your paper has taken In the Rhea in
vestigation. Whatever claims politi-
oally any man may hsve in his. party,
If he be Swallowed by questionable
or Journal that stands for civic right
eDusness should condone such offense.
If there was ever aStime in Virglnia's
history OF affairs that dubious methods
were tolerated. that time is past. Men
seeking preferment must he clean:
drunkards and tricksters must be rele,,
gated to the rear.s 1 Il may be trial
to ones feaity to party to condemn,
but drastic trea tment is the only rem
edy. Political GRATIS as much crime
as any other theft. and whoever be-
comes kno wingly sponsor for such con,
by an enlightened public sentiment,
JAMES f. CLARKE.
cupn,,.t5e va Fab oS 00S
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Voice Of the People.

The Times-Dispntch will print
signed letters on all questions which
relate to the public welfare. Such
articles should not exceed In length
$50 words, except under exceptional
circumstances, should be signed
with the full name of the writer,
and should bear his or her address,.
The name of the writer will be
withheld If desired.
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The Houston Post informs us that
lIoustonians who go TO Anna Held's
performances pay Just to see her
clothes" This confirms our suspicion
thai people who live in Texas expect to
get very little for their money.
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"My father has nothing 10 say" said
i, Perpont Morgan'1 son on Wednes-
day 1t begins To look as If Picrpont
might be a candidate after all.
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When you come to think of It.
more favorite-son Republicans appear
anxious to undertake the job of beat
ing Bill BRYAN than the exact facts
seem to Justify.
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The Populist State Convention in
Montana was attended by Just two
members, Nowadays the Populsts
have what the society editors call a
small. inforr party.
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There is always a silver lining AT
the rate things are going in Kentucky.
It won't be long before we can blame
the night-rdera on the Republicans,
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Messrs. Cannon, Fairbanks, Knox ct
al can console themselves with the
thought that the presidential race ques-
ton will bob UP again in 1912, 1915,
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1.I,n nifferrnrc

What Is the difference between o. n
gardener t2) billiard player ca a gentle
man. and t41 q. sexton7
Answer-The first minds his peas; the
second minds his cues; the third minds
his p's and u'E; the fourth minds his kcys
and pews.--The Catholic Fortnghtiy Re
view.
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Secretary Taft says that 1t is mo
body's business where the feet Is
going" AS Commodore Vanderbilt re-
marked, hang the public, anyway
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Wedding gifts a;e going out OF style
Don't block the. entrance there!
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MERELY JOKING.
a Clear Case.

1key Ito his lawyerl--und he said he
would make lin Tree pair OF pants rni .,e
made none. Vat can tou do?
T. Iawyer--yVe'll get you the money all
right. They're breaches of promlse.--Har-
vard Lampoon
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The only hope we see Is to mako 10
Cannon dictator of Kentucky.
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Doubtless the tragedy of Carrie Ma
tlon's life is that circumstances made
1t impossible for her 10 be SUI
Z
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However, the dispatches do not show
that WI returned in questionable
manner,
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Did you notice anything particularly
llonesque about March's coming In2
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The Denver Convention hall is said to b.
one mile from the nearest saloon Such
thing couldn't happen in Chcago-Bostoi
Globe.
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Anyhow, it is to the credit of Beech
Ehrgis that mis- companions never distorted
his given name OF Eeauchamp into Beau
If there Is anything else to be said in his
favor, now is the time to disturb the cere-
ncnE-Nashviie American.
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1.-THE Denver Convention hall is said 10
seat l2500 people. Evidently. all the Bryan
voters In the country are expected TO at
teEd," gays the Baltimore American. Either
the esteemed American Is suffering from
acute Indigestion, or Colonel Mergcnthaier
carelessly overlooked the last three ciphers
Uo0l In the estimated seating capacity OF
the hall.--Bristol Herald Courier
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W. RI stubhs wants to be the next Gov
ernor of Kansas. II there is no objection it
VIII be so ordered. Gentlemen, permit us
to present his nibs. Governor Stubbs.-
Chicago Record Herald
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TAuNTs FROM THE PHOTOGRAPHERS

Among our submarine fleet. now nave
tho Viper. the Tarantula and the Scorpion.
BY and by. we shall probably haze the Har-
riman. the Brownson. and tho gilman
Washington Herald
When Mr.. Bryan reached home he found
fifty bushels OF mail waiting for him. a
hunt failed to locate letter from William
Randolph Hearst telling the Nebraskan ne
wished him luck next fall.--Roanoke riincs.
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Now that the baseball schedules are al
ready, let summer come.--Boston Globe.
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Snys Well Done.

Richmond, Va, Feb. 20, 1908.
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Christian
Christian Science

Blackstone, Va, Feb. 90, 1908,
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To-morrow-The birthday of Florida
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The meaning of bill No. los, as 1
understand it, is that when owners of
lumber and timber wagons use and
abuse the public highways to the ex.
tent that they are damaged" and the
public seriously Inconvenience, that
they shall repair them.
This is the construction placed on
the law where it has been in force for
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME reversible rugs made from ola
worn carpet; drop postal. ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING CO . 9Th st. ne. feI3-s8t
SAVE your old carpets: rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory Of its
kind IN the city WASHINGTON RUG co
s3i 5th St nv Phone Main 1925 5aI-eot
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod-The Eacuum-3IsLho1 OF Enforced
(Restoring) Circulation is NATURE REM
EDT ana CURE Tor LDCDADIDE ArANIA,
RHEUMATISM PARALYSIS. BELEHTS
DISEASE, DIABETES, INSOMNIA. Those
Ailments of the SPINE ana NERVES that
cause NEURAsIHENlA. NERVOUS E&-
HAUSTION. BAChACHE, INDIGESTION
LIVER. KIDNEY and BRAIN MALADIE5
and make WALKING IMPOSSIBLE and
those conditions that result from OVER
WORK. WORRY and AGE. II is NOTED
FOR CURING INCURABLE-SO CALLED
AAL.ADIES and il matters n1t what YOUR
AIIaIEEL is. COME AND LEARN WHAT
IN Will. DO FOR YOU. The information Is
FREE Washington References. Lady as
EIstalL.
PROF. II. \. y. PARKER,
l424 New York Ave. n. ".
Hours, 70 70 8. Phone NJ zIl2
Read Non Medical Healing-Back Cover OF
CITY DIRECTORY 1898. featt
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on ACCOUNT Of Wife's death VIII sacrifice
excellent ciga- and confectionery, THORN
TON X JAMES 70j 7th. fe35-5t
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FRUIT and vegetable stand for sale. Riggs
Market Inquire STAND no. j. fe25-6t
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FOR sALE-Ona d tho best grocery and
market stores I'm the Northwest; doing a
business Of $50 day; no uiders. BOX 100.
Times Office. fe2f-5t
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GROCERY, confectionery southwest: cheap:
18th. fe26-3t
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR business, 81 COO, fine
corner with dwelling. CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, 942 y st. nv. fe26-3t
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ONE OF THE BEST located cigar ana
periodical stores ia Washington. 900: in
vestigate this. EASTERN BUSINESS tx
CHANGE. 514 +. fe25-3t
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DAIRY LUNCH business; wei located. $3.50;
another Sl-5. CAPITAL BUSINESS CE-
CHANGE, 542 + ST. NV. fe25-3t
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BOARDING and rooming house OF 10 fur
nv. BOX H9. Times ONCE. fe25-3t
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GROCERY; Northeast; desirable. right price.
a. JAMES. 906 18th. FEAST
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

AfAN-Young, as clerk IN grocery store; ex-
perlenced IN cutting meat. 1887 II 81. ne.
FaoLQt
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BICYCLES.

FOR sALE-2o0 secondhand bicycles good as
new and guaranteed ia perfsct condition;
s. up, c. T. HUNTER. The Bicycle Man.
113 Pennsylvania ave, NV, fe25-tf
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FOR sALE-FTve National cash registers.
counters. 500 counter trays, tables. shelving.
etc; must be sold at once. Apply 519 7th 81.
fe2f-9t
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SPIRITUALISM.

SPIRITUALISM.
If you WISH ADVICE and information On
any subject call 20 see AR. Million and get a
palm reading or psychic reading. Mr. Million
also teaches hypnCtisms mental hypnotic sax
gestion and palmistry- 9l2 Eye 81. NV.
fe28-1t
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/ FOR sALE-LarFs strictly antique chest Of
/ drawers solid walnut. Apply at l2s East
/ Capitol 81. fe25-3t
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/ FOR SALE-ENtensiOn table: oil heater. etc.
CAN after p. N. 200 18th NY. fe2s-st