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Evening journal., 1910-03-29
Crex Rugs
and Carpets
Shirtwaist Boxes

OIIII LWdISJ DUNCo
Red Cedar waist boxes with
brass trimmings; lock and key;
4S inches long ............S $500
Red Cedar waist boxes; brass
trimmed "a inches long 49,. $500
Oak boxes; mission hnish "a
inches long ............ $500
Mating covered boxes,
S2.25 and $3.50
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Net Sash Curtains
30 inches by 2H yards.
SI.35 TO $500 pair
Clunv Lace Curtains. hand
made ...... S2.4o to $500 pair
Special number OF white or
Arab Cluny Lace Curtains.
$3.50 pair
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WANTED-AGENTS

yvANTED-Good energetic agent 10 represent
a prominent Life Insurance Company il
this section. special and attractive features
liberal contract 80 right rar-y- Address
STACEY WILSON GenL Manager. Ameri-
can Temperance Life. -5s Broadway, n g.
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NAVY.

lieutenant Commander ". d BROTH
ERTON detached Chester. 10 New
York as executive officer
lieutenant Commander g. i. p. STONE,
TO Chester as executive officer.
lieutenant J. ". HAYWARD. detached
navy yard. Charleston, s c, TO
New York.
Lieutenant w. c. Assessor, detached
Texas. to New York as navigating
officer.
Lieutenant c. a. ADELE, detached in
spectOr Of ordnance. Connecticut Dis
trlct. Bridgeport. Conn, 10 Chester
as navigating officer.
Lieutenant R. s. HOLMES. TO North
Dakota.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. b NUN
GER, detached naval station. san
Francisco. Cal. 10 recruiting station,
Los Angeles Cal
Carpenter ". f. FITZGERALD de-
tached Wabash 10 North Dakota
Carpenter 3. w WILSON, detached
Fore River Shipbuilding Company,
Quincy, Mass. 20 North Dakota
Machinist J. L. MCCORMACK. detached
Chester, to navy yard. New York,
y. Y
Machinist W COLLINS. when dis
charged treatment naval hospital,
Boston, Mass, 10 duty Chester.
Pharmacist c. b FURNEI.I.. detached
Naval Torpedo Station, Newport. r
L. 10 naval hospital, Annapolis, Nd
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BATTLE IS FOUGHT
IN INDIAN UPRISING
Machine Guns Scatter Thou
sands of Natives and
Kill Many.

CALCUTTA. March debated reports
received today from Jagdalpur say that
the small police force there, aided by
troops with machine guns. succeeded
in scattering the several thousands Of
poorly armed native insurgents. who
were besieging the city, 2ftsr numerous
lively skirInishes in which several scores
were killed.
The insurgents have now scattered
throughout the province and are re-
ported as engaging In a wild revel OF
killing and plumber. It is practically
impossible 70 suppress the outbreak.
owing to the wide range It covers and
the inaccessible nature Of the territory
infested by the rebels.
Europeans are not believed to be IN
any danger, as the uprising is not
against the British rule. but against
the tyranny Of the local Rajah. The
removal OF that official has been order
ed IN the hope OF placatin6, the natives.
Other parts OF Central India are r.
ported affected by smaller native dis
turbanceS.
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CHAPTER XIV.

oELIzABETH" Wallace had cried

GELIZABETH" Wallace had cried
IL in surprise at meeting his sweet
heart in so unexpected q manner.
"WallsCe-oh. thank God" Elizabeth
had whispered in a voice choking with
grateful relief.
He had lifted his hat as he came
toward her with hands Outstretched.
But he caught himself before he could
seize her IN the embrace his first JOY
had prompted
They stood. hand in hand. looking
into each others faces for a full min
ute. each waiting for the other TO
speak something that demanded an an
sWer. both too overcome with surprised
emotion 10 begin.
1t was Wallace who first gained mas
terry of his tongue.
What brought you here2'' he asked.
trying 70 make his tone and manner
that Of one Unexpectedly meeting a
friend.
He succeeded well enough 10 disap-
point her. She could think Of no
words Wherewith 20 meet the fOTmahry
in his voice. She felt that she must
do so, though she could read the strUg-
gle he was trying 10 conceal
What was IL hat was troubling you
when I came in2" ne finally tried again.
Immediately there came 10 her nom
cOmmittal answer
Il forCot 10 cash this ticket on the
other side-and the agent here won {
cash it,"
He looked at her questioningIy. II
hardly seemed possible that she could
show such distress over a matter OF
ten cents.
Well" he finally commented. Its
just as good any other time as nov.
Where were you gOing2'
He was keeping himself well in hand.
She saw that, and il kept her from
speaking the truth. Had he owned
that he was wildly struggling with a
desire 10 fold her in his arms and kiss
away the dark rings under her eyes,
she would have told him that she was
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DEATHS

BREAST-On Tuesday March l. 1910. MAR
TIA ". wife Of James 6. Breast
GACTIER-On Tuesday. March T. 1910. az 10
a. m, IN Nev York city, CHARLES p
GACTIER. brother OF MIS- J. L. s Hoover.
JCSELESS- -uddenlv on Tuesday. March 1
1910. az Ecr residence. 1901 o. street north
east. NELLIE II. vile OF the late r. D.
Joselyn.
MIsEL-On Tuesday. March ]. 1910 AZ u
p m. az her home, -342 Nichols avenue
Anaoostis, ETHEL AGNES, aged sixteen
years one month. daughter Of Casper I
and Agnes MiEel Cnea Latchford)
Funeral Friday. March 4. ar Q a. m. from
St Theresa -Hurch. Relatives and friends
TTSspeeiu-ly invited to attend. Interment a.
Baltimore papc~s please COPY Il.
PCMPHRET-Cn uesday, March I. al e.s1
p m, after snort illness BEALAH j.
es-o'ea VIE or the -ate James w Punph-
reE' aged siNty-tour years two months.
Funeral from her late residence ~ @
street northwest. on Friday March g. al
230 p. m IT,
REAMY-0n Tuesday. March l. 1910. at 9
? m THOMAS q. husband OF HarrIe.
II. Reamy.
sHEEMAN-cn Igcsday. March T. 1870 a;
1880 A. m. ALPHEUS J. SHERMAN. ST..
husband or Isabelle g. Sherman, OF 1925
FoE-t emil. street. northwest
Nr sherman was Som in Alabama in
ISL Re came 20 Washington tweaty-fou-
years ago. and was resident ~ the city
the rest OF his he Eis death followed
an illness ~ two months and was due t1
ae2It disease. Mr. sherman IS survived
oy ms we. one daughter, and three sons.
STAUB-On TUESDAY. March I. 1910 a. .
a. M, AZ her residence. 1907 Wisconsin
avenue LOUISE STAUB. in her sixtv-
eighth year.
TRUITT--0n Tuesday. March T. 1910 a+ s.e0
n Baltimore. BENJAMIN T. TRUIT7T.
Funeral az First NJ T. Church. F-ourrb
street between = and Q streets southeast
az r. IN. on THURSDAY March Q T7ter-
ment at Congress sional Cemetery. uhl-2tc
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.


The following changes in the assign
ments Of officers Of the Coast Ar-
tiilery Corps are ordered. Captain
LOUIS 5. CHAPPELEAR, from the
9th Company and placed on the I'M
assigned list. He viii report in per
son 20 the commanding officer. ar
tillery district Of San Francisco, for
assignment 70 duty on ms stan.
Captain Theophiius :. steele, now ln-
assigned, IL assigned to the 6lth
Company.
The following transfers at the request
Of the officers concerned are ordered.
First Lieu ,anant GEORGE b
SHARON, from the 30th Infantry to
the 9Th Infantry. First Lieutenant
STUART A. HOWARD, from the 9Th
Infantry to the 50th Infantry
Second Lieutenant ALBERT L. SNEED,
25th Infantry. in addition 10 his
other duties will assume charge. UNI
der the instructions of the quarter
master general Of the army, of con-
struCtion work at Fort George
Wright. Washington, relieving First
Lieutenant JAMES H. COMO. 18th
Infantry, OF that duty
Captain EDWIN G. DAVIS. Coast Ar
tillery Corps. having been found by
an army retiring board incapaCitated
for active service on account of dis
ability thereto, and such finding hav-
ing been approved by the President.
the retirement Of Captain Davis from
active service, under the provisions
Of section 1251, revised statutes. is
announced.
The following transfers and assignments
Of majors Philippine Scouts, are or
dered: Major RAYMOND SHELL
DON. from the 81 to the 9th Bat
TALON Major CORNELIUS G.
SMITH, from the 10th 10 the lst Bat
TALON. Major ALNORD VAN p.
ANDERSON. from the 18th 10 the
9TH Battalion Major GEORGE G.
SAFFARRANS. 70 command the
Sth Battalion. Major ULYSSES q.
WORRILOW. TO command the 10th
Battalion Major EPHRAIM q.
PEYTON. 10 command the Sd Bat
talon. Majol JAMES W. FURLOW,
TO command the 4th Battalion.
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The Continuation Of This story VIII
Be Found In TOmOrrOw's
Issue OF The Times.
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every OLneT Hour on the OCd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a m.-Diner. Pullman Parlor car
ts:CU q m.-5-hour train.
1910 a. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor Ca
I'll 90 a m--Diner and Observation Pullman
800 ?. m.-Dlner and Pullman ParIor Car
900 :. m.-"Royal Limited" All Pullman.
Five-hOur.
f4.Ce o. m.-COaches 20 Philadelphia
$50 .. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor
$50 p m--Coaches 10 New York
sl2:l5 \. T.-SleepeTs to New York
s2;52 a. m.-Sleepers 10 Philadelphia ana Nsv,
York
ATLANTIC CITY. t7:OO. 800. tu.Oo q
tl:OO. 800 p m; -
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week Days. Z a m TO II o. M
.,5a fs:co. ts:sO. 200. s7:9O. $50 IS ...oo
t9.sO. 1000, 'u-00 a. m. 1890 aooa; +12.os
81 .oO ms T2:0o, 500. f5:2O 1850 100
ts:vo. 1850. 'lO.S5. .1I-5o. 'I2:I5 \. T. ''H
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 'I:27. $3.50 ?. n
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND IOrus
PTTTsBURG. $40 a m. 'l:27. :s:iS ;. 't @
CLEVELAND IL 's1O ,. m
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m
WHEELING. 1910 a m. SD n m
WINCHESTER, f9IO a m, i4:o5 100
FREDERICK, 1890. ts:le, 1915 a. N. = 20
t4:O5. 1915 p m.
HAGERsTowN. $40 a m. $500 .. n.
e 20. 1850. 1880. and $3.50 D. m. '-'
'Daiy- Except sunday tsunday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the folIsSrsnv
ticket oHlees: l4l7 c s.; Tel; Main I5sl. SIS
Station Ticket Office. Main 1885, lnforna.
ton Bureau Main 1880.
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RAILROADS
sEABoARD AIR LINE.

zoos a m daily. Florida Fast Mall -
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to
Savannah and jacksonville Parlor car
jacksonville 10 Tampa. Through sleepers to
Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars
4.25 D. m.-"The FlamingO'' through
coaches and Pullman s.eepers 10 Jacksonville
connections for ST. Augustine, Palm Beach
Miami knights Key and Havana. DfuInr
cars
ZOO D. m ''Seaboard Florida Limited 81,
Solid Pullman. Electric Lighted Throughout.
Sleepers TO St. Augustine, Palm Beach M
ami and knights Key. Connection for Naa-
eau AMI Hsv ana Club Observation and
dining car.
Through coaches and Pullman sleepeTs ~
Savannah, jacksonville. and Tampa AISo
10 Atlanta. Birmingham. and Memphis Din
Ticket once. I41s New York ave. N "
(. a. HARDWOOD. G. T. -
c. 3. Ryan, G. p A. Portsmouth, Va.
G T. Phillips. d. p. a. Washington ID =
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Deaths.

Frank Miskeu. Il years. Episcopal Hos
Dital.
Frank Mathieson, 5 years, Providence
Hospital
John ". Tilghman, 81 years, 2222 Chester
street, AnacOStia-
Florence D. Ellis. 80 years. 2602 Wis
cOnsin avenue northwest.
Charles "A. Poor. 66 years. 1914 Twenty
first street northwest.
Margaret Connolly. s. years, 1883 Jeffer-
son street northwest.
Paul Welewski months, 1862 Oak
street northwest.
Keith Messenger. ? months, 907 c street
northwest
August c. Briel. months, 503 South
Capitol street
Infant Of Roy and Daisy B. Holmes.
80 minutes. Nichols avenue, Congress
Heights
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synopsis Of chapters Already published

Wallace Green and Elizabeth Warren.
heirs Of ehe two wealthy families Of
Greenville, are about to be married when
Wallace's supposed father announces that
the young man Is really the son OF Hollis
Mead, who escaped from prison the night
before he was to have been hanged for
his wife's murder Wallace leaves Green
Vile and Elizabeth follows him to New
York She has only 50 cents and OF this
20 cents is spent for a railroad ticket
Just as she Is desperately wondering what
she Is % do she meets wallace In the
meantime. Patrick. the Warren's chauf-
feur. who has taken Elizabeth 10 the
station TO catch the New York train. de-
cides 70 tell her father Of her sudden
flight
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published only as information. not guaranteed
2:oO D. m daily-For Virginia, West VIr-
einia. and kentucky points Pullman SIeep-
$50 D. m. daiIy-CINCI.-NATI-S LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL SOLID train To 81
! oufs with Pullman sleepsrs to CHICAGO
stops only az important stations PulIman's
finest equipment.
II.IO .. m dany-F F V. LIMITED. for
cincinnati, Louisville, the West SOUTHWEST
and northwest. Pullman sleepers
SO a M Week Days-PuIlrnan r,,-
car without change. Washington 10 Nev1roo.
News Norfolk. and Old Point Comfort -.
W S. p. T. & P. Richmond. and g & o
Ry.
c & o. IA carte dining car service.
C,hesapeake and Ohio Offices at 5lS Pa ave
1859 f ST. and New Union Station. Telepbons
Main 1866 and 22o6 for tickets. bargsre
checks. reservations. and taxicabs.
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SENATOR GORDON
GUEST OF CLUB

Col. James Gordon, who has Just
completed a two months term as a
United States Senator from Mississippi
and who is looked upon generally as
the most popular and interesting states
man Washington has seen for long
time, Will be the guest of honor at the
Commercial Club Friday night
The invitation was extended to Colonel
Gordon by Col A. Z. SandIe Il is ex-
pected the Senator VIII make an ad-
dress to the members Of the club on the
occasion Of his visit
It is expected the entire club member
ship viii turn out in force to welcome
the Southerner. A Musical and enter
tainment program is being arranged
for the evening.
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DEER AMONG BEARS.

RICHMOND. March "A wild deer
sprang through the window into a room
occupied by a party Of girls at the
Blackstone Female Institute, and is
now a prisoner. The girls screamed
but Gid not lose their nerve and called
Tor the Rev James Cannon. The min
lister responded and together they cap
tJ3ed the animal
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Following schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For ALBANIA. Birmingham. Mobile New
Orleans, AsheviLe, 9 q. m and 1915 D m
For Chattanooga and Memphis, 900 a q
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanoova
birmingham. New Orleans. 1910 D. m
For Roanoke. knoxville. Chattanooga
Nashville, Memphis. 40 g. m. dailv
Csleeping car open after 10 D nj
For Atlanta, Birmingham Columbia
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. savannah JACK
sonVille. and Florida points, Alb D. N. daily.
L s. BROWN. General Agent.
-. ne4-tf-exm
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IN MEMORIAM

PA6TON-ln loving memory OF nv dear nus
band. WILLIE +. PAXTON. who died si,
years ago TO-DAY. March g. 1904
IN memory we ofttimes see
The one we loved so dear.
The vision grows SO clear sometimes
We feel he must be near.
But no; six years ago today.
When all the world was hriEht.
Our darling one was called away.
Out Of our mortal sight.
And we were LEFT with aching hearts
To bear the loss and pain.
And trust thar in the better world
Wei meet hir1 once again.
TIC BY His Wife
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Shorthand IL 80 days. positions guaranteed
send for catalogue. Iu5l- l1ull Instruction..
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg.
fe10-Ef
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LEAVES STEEL TRUST.

NEW YORK, March 2-Assigninc as
his reason that the holdings Of the
family in the concern are, so small that
il does not pay him 10 give his time
and attention to its affairs. John D.
Rockefeller, ir., has resigned from the
directorate OF the United States Steel
Corporation His place has been fIlsd
ky Henry Walters.
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CABRERA LOOKING TO 1911.

NEW ORLEANS, March z.-Advicee
have reached here that the adherents
OF President Cabrera II uatemala are
calling conventions in all rarts Of tina.
country for the purpose u attempting
70 secure the denomination o. the Presi-
dent for The term OF 1911 70 1917.
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Marriage Licenses.

Thurman Edwards and Fannie Embrey,
Of RectortOwn, Va.
Henry W. Mcdonald and Gertrude
Beavers. Of Washington.
John ". Henderson and Ida VI. Newton.
Of Alexandra.
Floyd Z. Hope and Minnie Bowers, of
Richmond, Va
William K. Smith. Of Washington, and
Clara Green. Of Fredericksburg, Va.
William c. MCGOWAN and Rose II. Will
hanson, Of washington.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED.

AKkIN Ed.
Yankton at Guantanamo. and Glacier at
Mare Island Light
SAILED.
Marietta from Key West for Hampton
Roads; California. South Dakota.
West Virginia Colorado. Maryland
and Pennsylvania from San Francis
co for Santa Barbara, Vulcan from
Norfolk for Guantanamo: Hannibal
from Hampton Roads fO~ Pensacola
and Cncas from Guantanamo for
SANTIAGO.
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GROCERY CLERK and ueatcut.rr. -sfa--
ences- q. T. sEAEE. I3th and Vgvo-ll-r
ave ulhz-1tc
HOTEL HEP FOR an deDa--r-ofz 800
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY 5C8 ION
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The Vital Records.
Births.

George T. and Lucie r. Sharp, boy.
Eugene a. and Lena Darlington, boy
Harry B. and Laura V. Matchett. jT.
boy.
LemUel ". and Gertrude Todd, girl.
Gustav and RaCca II. Louis. boy.
Charles T.. and Edna Q. Johnson, boy.
Robert and Catherine Williams. boy.
Frank and Mary o. Payne, girl
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washington Southern halfway

Washington Southern Railway.
For Richmond and points South Via Fred
ericisouTg-Leave Union Station daily s-9Q
a. n; 7:25 a m: Io.05 a. ~; HAS a. m:
t.o5 p m; AS p. NJ $50 p m; rs D. n
lo.OO p. N. Leave Week days. 200 D. m
6. A. =. Florida Limited, and 7.I0 D. M
A. {. l.. Florida Special All Pulrnans; no
local stops. Local for FrsdericksbUrg 5 D
m daily. Times Of departure and connec.
lions not guaranteed. 3a9-0
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FOR sALE-17 horses and mares. On
raUst sci. Ssa< as Pa ava 1a5-
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FOR RENT ROOMS :
Furnished and Unfurnishs

EYE ST n W. 1I-Fzar four 70 lE1t
hs-scseeplnE1 also nice rooms o. .eo-i--.
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HELP WANTED-MALE


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YOUNG MAN 20 Eea-- the grocery business.
with room and board cali e-5 Il y Z.
ID r---r.-
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UNDERTAKES

j. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
$50 Pa. ave. n ".
Telephone Main 1885. Washington, D. c.
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~ ATRICk. Mr.. Warren's chauffeur,
- was not altogether a fool. He
had sped his masters car for
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r CAP. ST. lE-O1posite C0nE-essisl5 5,fs
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SlTUATlGNS-MALE

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ence, situation IN saloon, 10 make hinas1. 8
generally useful and 70 icarn me business
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MAINE AVE. 5l0-Corner sth-Larg@ rc.
large closet; two beds, gentlemen or III
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FOR BENT ROOMS
Furnished.

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rooms Housekeeping nh
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

go EAT E-Severa1 horses. suitabls y o.
farn work weighing leo TO LOO pourlas.
40 Sth ST. ~ W NH 81
FOR SALE-16 bead Of hlgh-claSs quctk -ds-
Urery wagon horses. fresh. sound.t and
....su-c- ]. ESQ 20 100 pounds. also fine 3 lack
carriaGe team Az BURGDORFS HIRE
PEOCF STABLES. as sth 81 y. W
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WANTED-R0OMS

W-ANTED-Ore secoud-sto-7v front room. IN
furnished, in pleasant family. on II cr
81. from 18th 20 -1th g.. Tor S PEI month
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