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1t Should be in Every House.

j. b Wilson, 81 Clay st, Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
Or. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that it
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack of La
Grippe" when vatious other rem edies
and several physicians had done her
no good. Robert Barber, Of Cooks
port, Pa, claims DR.. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it.
Free Trial Bottles at The Palace Drug
Store. Large bottles, soc and 81.
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Sold on a Positive Guarantee.
Oa. MILES PILLS, so DOSES rs Gre.
Sol by Anti Monopoly Drug Store.
An Adverse Opinion.

The governor of Florida, like some
other governors, does not appear to be
imbued with a high regard for the
courts. He says he will not obey the
circuit court in the matter of the
Mitchell-Corbett fight, but will wait
for the decision Of the supreme court,
as he knows the law as well as any of
the circuit judges. 1t seems to us that
it is the duty of the judicial and not of
the executive department to construe
the Law, and that the construction Of
the circuit court is binding until re-
yersed by the supreme court.-News
and Courier.
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Electric Bltters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise.---A purer medicine does not ex-
list and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
viii remove Pimples, Boils, Salt
Rhenm and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive Malaria
froin the system and prevent as well
as cure all Malarial fevers. For cure of
Headache, Constipation and Indiges-
tin try Electric Bitters Entire satis-
faction guaranteed, or money refun-
ded Price SO cts. and 81 90 per bottle
81 Jas. b. or lisle's Drug Store.
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At the commencement of the Chris
tan era, the amount of money in the
world reckoned in our currency was
about one thousand eight hundred
million. With this shrinkage of the
volume of money, all industries de-
clined, and intellectual activity vir-
tually ceased. The interesting pc
riod is known as the dark ages.
DR.. Adam Smith informs us that in
1855 the price of wheat in England
was less than two pence per bushel.
Alison ascribes as the cause of the
gloom settled Gown over the world
during this period the exhaustiDg OF
the ancient mines of the precious met
ais. The renovation of civilization COM
meDced' with the inflow Of the pre-
cious metals from the new world into
the money stock of the old w)rld.-
Coin
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,tsnn faetursrs, Rseora

Nauu factursrs' RECORD
Florida Phosphate Production in 1898.
The phosphate industry Of Florida
has shown an additional degree of de-
vcl1pmcnt during he year just closed,
and from the statistic of exports 10
hand the Manufacturers Rec ord pre-
SCENTS in the following table the ship
ments from al ports in Florida and
Georgia, giving also shipments by
railroad and amount used in home
consumption, with thc comparative
figures for 1892:
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For Over Pift Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mill
ions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums.
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhea. II
will relieve the poor little Sufferer
Immediately. Sold by Druggists in
every part of the world. 25c. bottle.
Be sure you ask for Mrs. Winslow,s
Soothing SYRUP and take no other
kind.
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The Tennessee State Commission on
improvement Of waterways has re-
p rted to the governor that the pro-
posed Tennessee and MISSISSIPPI river
canal can be built in four years by
convict labor, at cost of S650,O00 n
Nnor
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THE OCALA BANNER.

Transient advertisements must be pad for
in advance.
All advertisements must take the run of the
paper. unless otherwise stipulated by contract
and then additional charge Will be required.
Local or reading notices, other than Gaining
attention 10 new advertisements and locai
hand bills, 10 cents per line for 1rst insertion,
and cents per line for each subsequent.
Bills for advertising are due after tue first
Insertion, or when presented, except when
otherwise contracted for.
All communications for publication should
he addressed to the editor.
1Cop~gunicati ms pertaining TO business. or
remittances, should be addressed 10 the
manager
Correspondents wanted at every post Office
Marion county. Communications for pub
.ication should be mailed in time 10 reach The
BANNER Office not later than Wednesday. to
insure publication for the week intended.
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Hungary is to have the finest Par
lament house in the world. II will
be completed by 1896, when the l000th
anniversary of HuEgary's indepsn-
dence will be celebrated.
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a telephone line connecting Cape
Charles, Va, with Lewes, Del, and
extending along the eastern shore OF
the Chesapeake bay has just been
completed.
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The English parliament has adopt
ed bill authorizing india to borrow
$50 600 to meet maturing obliga-
tions and Secretary Carlisle wants the
United States to issue bonds for the
same purpose, or, at least, to meet cur
rent expenses.
The present situation in India may
be briefly summed up AS follows:
The Indian government holds at
home large amount of silver to pay
gold debts in England. TO pay these
debts now in silver at present prices
would entail loss which, as the Lon
don Times says, would be $50 large as
would cause the most serious financial
embarrassment"
Unless silver is remonetized there
will soon follow the most gigantic
financial ruin the world has ever
known.
The Manchester Guardian, an Eng
fish paper, says that the Indian and
British governments and the United
States, have the ability in themselves,
unaided by any other power, TO solve
the financial problem and once for all
dictate the monetary system of the
world. 1t says:
Both the Indian and the United
States governments desire t1e bime-
talic solution which has been advo-
Gated by ALI the abltst finance minis
tiers of India, is approved by scientific
economists throughout the world, and
by an increasing number of the most
responsible capitalists, bankers aud
financiers in London. and has been
| declared feasible and desirable by the
majority of royal commission APP
pointed to investigate the question"
Silver must be used as money or
utter ruin will be the result. The
losses in the United States alone last
year amounted TO more than one third
the entire debt created by the war.
This, at least, is the statement of so
careful stastician as Mr.. David :.
Wells, and it is impossible for any peo-
pie in the world to long stand such a
| drain as this.
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A. Fraser, a cObbler, of Tampa,
charged with asssulting little girls,
has been committed to Jail in default
of $50, 900 bond.
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Eunice White Beecher closes an ar
ticle on joy in the Household as
follows:
A happy wife, who knows she can
fully trust her husband, willingly ac-
knOwledges him as the head. in de-
Gliding matters for the general good Of
the household, if their opinions are
not quite in unison. She easily yields
this, or any important point, not
through authority or government, but
through her love and confidence.
Those who are to walk through life
together should be slow TO notice
faults; but both should be quick to
see, and gladly, openly recognize a
deed well done, however simple, for
loves sake. If this course of ection is
not adopted from the beginning and
scrupulously adhered to, there must
be heartache and bitter repentance
"for their reaping by and by" Re-
pentalce that comes too late must be
a lifelong torture, because it come too
late for atOnement.
We vex "our own
Wi look ard tone.
We may never take back again.
We have gentle ortiS for the stranger,
And smiles for the transient guest.
But oft for our own
The bitter tone,
Though we love QUE own the best,
All lips with the curl impatient
All brow with the look of scoTn
'lwere cruel fate
Were the night too late
To undo the work of the morn.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES SHIRT WAISTS AND CHEMIsEITEs
made 20 order; large line OF imported shIrtIay 10
select from. FRANK WELLS. COZ 18th It Je9-et'
FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE mp n
nrst-esse Partisan style; white and satin dresses
sonabie: Call A. NINE yIBOUD'S. successor to
Nine; Iaimont. old stand. 7l3 llth st. NV.
ACCORDION PLATING FRENCH PROCESS;
skirts DC; narrow ruffies, loo. per I'd: the
only plating establishment 10 Washington; pink
my15-lmo"
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. $40 18TH AND
l2o6-l2Os l st. NV. French dyeing and cleaning
OF every description; evening and party dresses
made a speciality. Our patronage extends IL to
the most fashionable circleA "a
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE = VERY
me Victoria; made by Chas. Gallery, Philadel-
the above vehicles are in perfect condition, as
sney Were purchased new last September. Apply
FOR SALE-s25 WILL BUY GOOD DRIVING
horse; must be sold; one-half cash and balance
on time If desired. Rear 9Os ST. NV. It,
FOR sALE-FINB DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSE,
buggy, harness, saddle. bride, &C.; satisfactory
trial; $500: snap. Inquire 1913 Sth st.n.w je13-2'
FOR SALE-ONE SIDEBAR BUGGY, IN GOOD
condition. condition; $40. Can be seen at 1910 NV.
FOR sAIE-FTNEIY MATED PAIR OF BLACK
coach horses. 16l, hands weight, 200 lbs each;
s sSdra. ana yen!ie stylish action; years old
on STORAGE-SACRIFICE SALE-DR PHAEToN
$780, phaeton, SIS; canopy-top phaeton, $50; buck
board, $40; buggy, carts, dayton aud trap poles,
single and double harness. Rear 40 Pa. ave. It,
cheap price. Call 43s n. J. ave. NV. tel3-3t'
FOR SALE-TWO FINE. NEW. LIGHT VIC
torias: property Of an estate hne builders: with
be seen at STABLES, 18ll W st. NV. jei3-tf
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-4-sEAT PHAEToN:
top e W ndsr sSTd a har
jei2st: "N' H. D''''' 'i'' ST. Y"
FOR sALE-l VERY STYLISH DRIVING HORSE;
bay; weight: 1850 lbs sIa full,blooded Jer-
GS n.y. to Ags& Sy%s5V aDa oss WON
ing ave jel2-3t
fbR SALE-A FINE SECONDHAND, SILVER
mounted. double harness. cost $500; will sell for
sG We aiso have in stock SO buggy, surrey, trap
and coupe harness at 20 per less than all other
o,snpetitors. GElMUHLER'S HARNESS FAC
TORY, 6il La. ave. je9-1w'
FOR SAIE-CAIL AND EXAMINE THE FINEST
lot OF carriages. buggies, surreys. pha traps
fancy carts. jump-seats silver and omen lug
gies, doctor phaetens, 8. aud oue-tuan speeding
OUTFITS grocery, milk delivery, business wagons,
and harness of all styles; the best stock Of fine
work to select from this side of New York. and
at a price that y0q can afford to buy. Painting
and repairing in all its branches at short rotice
jee GEO. W. TAYLOR, 1881 and 1888 ST. NV
FOR sALE-HERCuLES HARNESS-THE REST
medium priced buggy, surrey and trap harness
made. y. Y CARRIAGE AND HARNE:SS
AGENCY. 15i1 14th ST. NV jes-6t'
FOR SALE-ALL STYLES OF FINE SECOND
y. Y. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS AGENCY,
jes-6t' I54l i4th ST, NV
FOR sALE-N BUGGlEs; 40 TRACK; ALSO Low
priced buggies, feed and furniture wagons; old
daytons and huggies: cheap: and $50 other jobs.
ap14-3m COOK < JARBOE, 1926 VI st. NV.
FOR SALE = HORSES HORsEs-JUST ARRIVED
from West Va. 80 head OF driving aud work
horses: can be seen at HUGH QuIGLEY'S Sale
and Exchange Stables, 1405 st. NV. my1s-lms
FOR GAINs-BARGAINS-BA BARGAINS,
traps. Surveys buggies, phaetons family carriages
and wagons OF all styles; both aud second
band also harness. whips. lap robes, &c, at
prices TO suit the times. Call and be convinced
W. ;: GEiER 4G6 Pa. ave, bet. 41a and 9th Its.
my26-tf
FOR SAIE-THE LATEST STYLE TRAPS, SUR.
reys, phattons and sidebars daytons, sac up:
business wagons Of all kinds. own manufac-
ture and cheaper grades We open on Monday
and Thursday evenings from I TO o O'CLOCK IA
examine stock
mhsl-sm COOK & JARBoE. 1905 NJ ct. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

For RENT-AT REDUCTION.
i 80 RI a. Dw nv lSss Cap sra.m
SI4 Pa ior8b IS 1871. 'i iats BE- pM. iss
1881 18Th nw .s no05 6,, Cat 4rab $3.50
llsi 10th NV ami.o 80 lois sIh
SIC BIZ, Pa ave, srSs ss 80 4ls 18th Sc, tr 1850
i5t Sc. iorSa@i 90 iias cT me- pi or. 1870
s SIS ne. y; ami. $50 80 gi sas me-
''i me- '' FUR sS HE Crescent NV. Sr.s
bet 9th 4 ioth.sr, 40 2lsa Fla ave NV, 7r. 40
te9 sWokMsTEDT BRADLEY, s3I F ct.
FOR PENTHOUSE 1905 G ST. NV; le ROOMS.
OSh ADpS % " e soaS SCAR 1897 s,s0 ,s e.
ST NV jes-im
st. Sc: rooms: bath; pantry; cabinet mantels;
Isys eO aans HUS iscs facing
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
i7eo Oregon a sv Tor. so 1911 9Th ST.
is$s 18Th s. y ss0s st. g. ss
1877 9th, Or fur. $500
ess ass " 9 GD sS0T. & K s2s s ps5 mo-
FOR RENT
a e. ,s,s St nS stss ssa y. Nv, s.s9
SIS NV. Iir.. $3.50 80 Eth se. s r........ .
lls0 9Th nv. Or. .4o6o i2.2 Union pi. Or: $50
IN Isl TYLER DE- 1877 &C.
FOR RENT.eis Z ST. NE; eRooM BRICK;
So handy to 'eAes! w. f &c: & 81 nk Is,
epxo-Im' 100 st. ne.
FOR RENT-PRESs BRICK; BAY WINDOW; ALL
NIL; rooms and concrete cellar; nice yard;
stoves and all rooms clean and In best condition
III \. y. ave. NV. myl5-lm'
FUR RENT-HOUsE 1851 CoRCoRAN ST. 8
stories, fronts south, ten large rooms. clothes
press closets and all modern improvements;
back parlor used as dining room, back OF which
buffers pantry connected with dumb waiter
with kitchen below; front basement used as
store room: rent SO. THoS q. HENSEY &
w., iSUO ct. NV. my30-lm
FOR RENT 1870 18th Iir- ami 80
12s Hnlyer place. 800 623 2lst, 6r ami. .2S5 50
1go X, llr. ami. IS 81 Morris ne, ami. 20
~ A ne. 13r, ami. SO once, iii q st.....30
T. l GREGORY. with John o. Johnson. Ili7 @ ct.
FOR RENT
House lilo 18th ct. NV. rooms. cellar
and bath room per mo. ............ SIS 90
House l427 St NV. IL rooms and two
=
Apply to R0BT. l. FLEMING,
le9-6t lois 18th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
ia Oregon ave- Or $50 ea7 Elliott ne, sr Is 30
)el3-u Cor. 10th and G SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-9ll Fl ST. NV: 4-sToRY BRICK
modern eonvenences: ii rooms: stable with
stalls suitable for q physician business man
center.
22+ 18th st. sw.; a-story frame; Is rooms; IA
'''' N '' "a caAs a0 q sa puSSSx 2SS
tel2-6t 9th and SITS. NV.
FOR RENT - NICE COUNTRY HOUSE, COR.
and bath: stable for a sorsss AND esrr.se remit
$500 Apply to Owner. losa I'D st. NV. Also
los5 22d st. NV. Also house fsas s2d st..
$3.50 Apply to OWNER iSa5 "a st. . 1.w. rent
jel2lm'
FOR RENT-oR sALE-saO 5TH sr NE; NEAR
month; price $1,000. Cheapest rent ~ ne; house
WILLARD isis 18th tsE' st. n s Aprt si.S,
FOR RENT-REDUCED TO $40 PER MONTH
elegant new s-room and bath bricks; ami;
nicely papered: porches shade, &c. Take Bright
wood ave cars To Newman terrace. 4Oo1 sth
NV. mys-sm
FOR RENT-I749 PA. AVE. 10 ROOMS; LARGE
parea"y adapted for dress masns 70 in se
ESQ POs WA $3.50 1854 Pr fa n s. j ,sis,, 20
FOR RENT 927 ST. NV; ROOMS AND
REDUCED FROM $40 TO $50. SO To DESIRABLE
TENANT. Ed. J. 0HARE, lVoe ST. jsl2-3t
FOR RENT-lll2 y. II. AVE: DESIRABLE 8.
story brick; ten rooms; four on hrst noor; large
cellar: furnace; $50 month. Apply JOHN b.
WIGHT. 14lo st. jei2-sts
FOR RENT-ELEGANT SMALL GROOM BRICK
house: hath; concreted cellar; MI: No. 11lo
johnson ave. bet 14th and 18th and and
SITS. NV. Apply TO X. W. FENwICK. or on
premises. jel23t
For RENT-2ios G. $50 g P pe............=
4I9 4th ne ...... 40. 50 l2Ss O ne ... 1890
Il3 81 IS4 Sheridan st b.. 1000
IA a HE euns Va sottase.
WATERS 4 THOMPSON.
je12 1888 st. NV.
FOR RENT-i4ll 18TH ST. NE. en-. 1890
- IN 81 Sc, or. ..................-.- $50
b22 Tenn. ave. ne, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
By ALLEN W. MAiIERY 4 CO.. sai Est It, NV wv
FOR RENT-3OOs P ST. NV. IOR. ....... $4,000
1909 Mass ave: E.e., er.................. 5000
go st. Me-, 7r.. .......................3 $500
,eiS ALLEN W. MAIIERY Co. SEA st. NV w."
for i've months; good location; house very cool.
1879 De Sales St, near Conn. ave. Jeil-3t'
FOR RENT-625 NEW JERSEY AVE INQUIRE
10 Mass. ave. NV. p. DILLON. Jel1-3t'
FOR RENT-7O7 STH ST. NE; FRAME; TEN
rooms: good improvements: with stable for four
horses. on wide, well-paved alley; $3.50 L NJ.
SAUNDERS Il CO., Ohio Natl Bank bldg, 18th
and G SITS. NV. Je11-St
FOR RENT-BY R. o. HoLTzMAN REAL e.
tate and Insurance Broker 10th and r Sta NV
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED COUNTRY BOARD FOR LADY AND
two children. aged respectively years and
months; plenty Of shade aud milk desired. Adj
dress, stating terms, BLAIR, Star office. It,
WANTED COUNTRY BOARD, BY MAN, WIFE
and child. i've years old. convenient steam
OF electric cars. Address in writing. stating
terms. location, &c, OWEN OWEN, 423 l1th
st. je12-2t
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$50 y H. mi. IS, 50 ai$ /. ss. wa. .is'so
i iEs, p 10Th e mi sss" go 1Sth er w.lsse
~. 2s;h, q. mi: Is g isssi. asa Sr x:.issS
los los s ss sr mi * 2" g, ave, Srw.I.so
sGs K. 7r mi, ssi s -; ns Or; wa 80 ~
l l.ss isih nat sr.H S ~ 5, rsai. t. ST. "a
~ % I'M g % .: isssssrs Is g
;8,s so !. Or mi go l.us Riggs, Or, W. ~ so
"a s!s ~. -sr.uIs 20 iiso-sa Goth. ri.sr.is %
1914 2ss5. sr mi .aasS sisrt : sats A.
KS sls' .o " g. m nj 3 g s r. s. WI, 9
~ I'd e.. 's mi $50 sisis ss,s sr "a
s9s,ts se, Or. eel. Mss Lingsr', a.5r. 10 50
2sit L sr. ds1o, Ct ,1: wr,Ioso
GaTrs.. Pr o. eel. ssTsi ssts. sr..... ioSS
aost:ss l. Or. mi. 1870 ssSi-s II, sr .:.iS
2l3s Pa aye.brksta. 80 c-5-7-iO W Aler CT Dr. %
1esfm&w 1907 Pennsylvania ave. nv.
FOR RENr-rHAT sPLENpmLY LOCATED
~ pOph fsf.yette square. '' % 's ssn:
nfe1 n II Aor i SxS For particulars apply 10
yes-u 10th and SITS. NV
isss i ssl'G ST, r fn nor g
las .s 50 iooi SstS $: st. T%: s. So
1873 18th st. rms. AS 7es 18th st ne 4 rms Z
s: ~ :' P TT: s I1&fs 'fsI 5ss
Jeet III l4th ct.
s Pc, "a q. il.. $50 esI ,.o,,s . u. ..
- &: ?: e! !: a.
s. i Is e. %.s 3; e .s
s. Is e: s's i 81 t..; :, va. sss
H $40 !: ss; Is nwsiis Scott st. a......S
ssl7 18th nv, s..s of ss5 eaI Far. Pin. 81,
80 DEEBLR DAVIS 90. ~
f9r .Is IT. y. @ * Kn. ne "a
i a,Ss nw IlT, NV e.sS
SSSs NV srSS ssSs Fla az S ns. g SO
ii ,es ' n"'7f&'.' R Gls Fis .ys
SIG Conn ave. llsss ists oo.eor.n 81. g
$50 $50 ~. IS H::ss place.
a aes! eANSs Island iso Stable Stable :,
S Ssss ice s. s. Ii.s $ I
Also large list Of desirable furnished houses.
- FITCH, FOX d BROWN,
5eo f&o6 q 1t. NV.
FOR RENT-A NICE Or AND BATH RRICR
house. with NIL, 726 ST. me-; SIS. Also 6-r
BRICK; Sig St Sc; both open and we'll To-
my2s-lm ]. D. CROISsANT, go Ilth ST. NV.
FOR RENf-210 oTH ST. NE THREE STORY
brick; bay window; rooms sad hath: furnace.
stationary tubs In cellar; crate in uarlor: rice
closets; near public square; rent SIS 10: key at
40 myls-Sws
FOR RENr-l326 9TH ST. NV; HANDSOME
new s-room h'use; all modern conveniences: de-
Srsble am convenient neighborhood Apply to
FRANK r. BROWNING, .i6 5th st. wmes-tf
FOR RENT-NO. IL n STREET NV. e.SToRy
ana basement press brick; bay window: 5 rooms:
not and cold water; latrobes; hath; rent $40
Key At No. TO- Apply at e32 o Ut d W my2. ISIS
FOR RENT-iIs2 18TH; +sToRY RRlcK Avn
brown-stone; bay window; rooms; electric light
Ing and bells; speaking tubes; tiled bath room:
dnnb waiter; closets; elegant mantels; open FIRE
places. Kent, $50 per month W. @. POND.
o"nef' ioto b. my2l-lm
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoSr-oS F ST. BET. 18TH AND 14TH LADIES
GaIlahOTn engraved inside of watch. Reward If
returned 10 Sct q 81. s.W. 1t
LoST-N The MEMS TOILET OF THE n L.
market, Monday, June IL, lady's gold watch
with H On case Reward offered. $50 " l..
market NV. j. II. MEYERS. je13-2t'
LDSr-JUNE IL, POCKET BOOK on STEAMER
harry Randall. Return TO Room l. Maltby bldg ,
cor. y. = ave- and st. Ne, and retain money
contents. Irs
Lo5T-GOID sPECTACLES: DIVIDED GLASSES;
IeIt IN wash room steamer Manchester ON her
seturn Trip about IL o'clock pm, June t. Is.,+
fiease return TO owner. 21S sth 1t. ne and
receive reward. ieIJ are
LOsI-A SILVER LINKED BRACELET IN OR
near the Paais Royal. Please return and receive
reward lIls St NV. n.
LOST-SMAIL RROvN COLORED SCOTCJI TEN
rler, TAI cut short; answers to name Of ..Tramn
Reward IL left at 9l2 st. NV ieI2-5t
LOSr-S3 REwARD-GOI.DEN CROSS IN Roy
snape, containing relics; name side. Above
.e"e-u !. ieIt q. s'ar once je11-3t'
LQsr-SUNDAY, JUNE 10, FOX TERRIER.
lemon spotted; answers to name OF Snort RI,
ward IL returned to 1905 1Ath 81. NV ieiI-3ts
LOsr-SMAII. YORKSHIRE TERRIER N wOOO
ley or on Chevy Chase railroad. IS reward nall
for return to 1&O6 q st. teif At.
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mono crescent watch charm; initials T. F. x
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HOUSES-
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1910 g ss se nS s Ga e MyT,. me-
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5 5sSs 81 NV NV las 4 Trinidad ;i.
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~ ~ Z4th NV, Or. 80 Turner st me- Or. $50
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IS. Sc, Or. $500 1906 ~ sw. i2r. $500
iS2 Sc az Sc sf 49, 90 sSg g AZ :w
497 "a Sc, 5000 Up pt Ma ave S,' and 10
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nv Ths above Is snIy portion Of The p,sDs. On
jeisw,f&% " -'D '' 7. e. wAecAMAs.
FOR RENT-RENT REDUCED on !-RooM NEW
brick; amt; 40t LIST st; ne; s2s. H4 LIST q.
convenient to cars. Key $50 lst ct. ne. jsis-st:
FOR RENT-REDUCED RENTS.
e07 18th st. NV, sr., M. 50
n = u.Ws cr.s uil SU.oO
1921 18th st. NV, ST.. MI $3.50
125 d st. NV, Sr, mi. 40.75
gee s lst St: NV, sr, MI: ::;............- $50
jeisst WALTER II H. 3ckER ioi iiii st n os;'0
FOR RENT I2e2o q, sr. wa.,.,,iS
2109 G NV, 9r,bath, ll42 9th ne, erkb.. 666
cellar, large yard 1908 Pa az seer. w. $50
finely finished. $50. DOL 523 23d, 6r...... 1880
Flat, 1914 Pa 3 o. Brien's row, 6r. 10
NV, sr. ami 1000 0'Bren's row, $4,000
ISIS NV, Sr, mi. $3.50 Besseiis ct, 4r.w so
100 Goth NV. 7r mi. 25. 40 zoe 9th. 5r, We .1OS0
23l6 II. Sr & ba. 70 so Storage run. SIS ~ avs
23o6 NJ Or. %. so Rear l162 18th, 2r....4
Five Groom houses southeast, eight dollars per
month. GEO. W. LINKINS.
je13 800 10th ct. NV.
FOR RENT-429 AND 43I 1TH ST. Sc; lA
SOS. from Penna. ave. cable cars; So from Ana
costa cars; very convenient to schools, churches,
markets and stores brick houses: rooms and
bath each; all mod imps.; In frst-clsss coDdi-
tion; rent only $3.50 each.
tel33t J. MARTIN PROCTOR. GOT @ st. NV.
FOR RENT-161l RIGGS PL, BET. AND s
SITS. NV; 9r.: bath; buffers pantry; $50. 1901
r; l1r.; bath; key 100 18th. OWNER, 1921
18th st. NV. Jel3-3ts
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-TO OCTOBER /; SIX
room house beyond Fla. ave-; near cable cars;
large lot; shade trees; SIS COTTAGE T., Star
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BOARDING

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e46 New York ave. NV. teIa-ats
SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN SECURE FIRSN
class board and room cooperative PLAN at 315
OIL st s-e.; reference required. Call after
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