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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-01-12
CAMP NOTES.

CAMP NOTES.
Fresh fruits at Sprague's.
Miss Cox's for stationery.
Sweet potatoes at Surgeons.
Magazines bound at this shop.
Full sheet blottcrs at this office.
Get your apples at Mrs. Spraguc.
The HERALD viii put in electric light.
Bakers wares to order at Danilson
Brof.
J. L. Neihart is in the Lump gulch
district.
Abe Goodkind of Helena, was in camp
this week.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at Dan
ilson Bros.
Brand and Soule have an elegant
meat market.
Jas. J. Fisher was in camp from Mon
arch Monday.
Go to the Home restaurant for your
square meals.
The HERALD is the place to have your
printing done.
The holiday season was unusually act
i've at Neihart.
Townsend voted in favor of incorpor-
ating its town.
Mrs. Frank Wallace is visiting friends
in Great Falls.
J. c. E. Barker was an arrival on
Mondays train.
Miss Katie Powers was sick this week
with pneumonia.
Wood for sale, cut in all lengths, by
Cook and Arthur.
George Arthur was in Great Falls a
few days this week.
II. j. Skinner is attending to business
in White Sulphur Springs.
Bert Talgo and wife came back Mon
day from a trip to the Falls.
Fred Spraguc has gone to Chicago de-
parting on Thursdays train.
The industrial and jovial r. H. Bemis
gave us a boost on press day.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes in large Or
small quantities at Surgeons.
T. G. Simpson got back Wednesday
from a brief visit to the Falls.
Fine tobaccos, cigars and candies,
wholesale and retail at Bailey's.
This Office is the place to get your
blotters-and don't you forget it!
We solicit correspondence of a news
character. Write us some letters.
Mrs. j. Bronson visited friends in
Great Falls the First of the Week.
Mrs. Smith and daughter Nina went to
the Falls Thursday 10 visit friends.
Meats of all descriptions at Brand &
Soule's. Poultry, oysters and fish.
We are pleased to learn that our friend
John B. Gieske, is prospecting at Belt.
John A. Wilson served an elegant
supper for the dancers Monday night.
First-class board and lodging at the
Home restaurant at reasonable rates.
T. E. Butler, circulating in the inter-
est of the Standard, was here this week.
Richard Bennett was confined to his
room a few days this week with pleu-
risy.
Miss Lulu Martin has returned to her
home from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Bell.
Cakes, pies, bread, hot rolls and every
thing in the bakery line at Danilson
Bros.
Fresh bread pies and cakes always on
hand at The Home bakery. Opposite.
HERALD shop.
Get your oranges, lemons, apples,
cranberries, pears and fresh fruit of all
kinds at Bailey's.
Mrs. Sprague sells fresh fruits, con-
fections, tobaccoes and cigars, station
airy, books and toys.
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Taken at His Word.

Customer-That beefsteak was tough
enough to have kept me working at it
while 1 could have eaten two ordinary
meals.
The Cashier-Thank you, sir. James,
make the gentleman's check out for two
suppers instead Of one.-Chicago Rec
ord.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-01-12
No Gas.

Miss Polkadot-If Mr.. Spooner comes
tonight, / should think you would wear
your best gown.
Miss Poplin-What difference would it
maker He wouldn't notice it in the dark.
-Clothier and Furnisher.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-01-12
Bring Back Those Books.

Works of Alexander Dumas. vol. III.
Ben IIur.
Congressional Directory, sd Con-
gress.
Ii Christ came 10 Chicago.
Roberts Rules of Order.
Lees Chart of Parliamentary Law.
The above named works have from
time to time been borrowed from the
library at the HERALD office. The pres
ent holders of them will confer a lasting
favor by gracefully returning them, and
any one who can inform the house of
the whereabouts of any one of the num-
bers will confer Il favor that will never
he forgotten.
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RECORD OF THR COURTS.

Circuit Court, No. l, Justice Cox-CaR-
bon DiOxide and Magnesia Co., Us. Hark-
ness; order for publication. Schneider. and
others vs.. D. c.; Judgment in certiorarL
Gilbert and Brother VS.. National Terra Gotta
Siding Co.; Judgment by default and con-
demnation. Starfan vs.. Shoemaker, and
others; demurrer to declaration sustained,
with leave to amend.
Equity Court, No. / Justice Cox-John-
son vs.. johnson; testimony before exam
iner ordered taken. Harrison VS.. Holtz-
man; sale by receiver ordered. May vs..
Stenwagen; defendants time to take testi-
mony limited to thirty days. Dorsey vs..
Dorsey; aIimony pending litigation allowed.
Starr vs.. Wilson; restraining order dis
charged. English vs.. English; absolute
divorce granted. SchOyer Us. SChOyer same
order. In matter of George D. Moore,
lunatic; bond OF guardian was increased
COrnweu vs.. Mehler; account of E. 81.
Thomas, ratified. KeDgIa vs.. Kengla; d,
William Baker appointed guardian ad Item.
Probate COurt-Proceedings In estates
have been recorded as follows. Estate Of
olivia @. Brooke; Thomas E Waggaman
qualified as executor. Estate OF William
Thompson; COrbin Thompson qualified
as administrator Estate OF Jacob d.
Kitch; first account OF administrator filed.
Estate OF Harriet A. Mute; assent OF nexb
of kin filed Estate of Thomas Johnson; viii
partly proved. Estate or Lewis E. BurlS
ardt; assent OF Louisa Skidmore filed.
Estate OF William E. Clark; order appoint
ing appraisers OF personal property at Hays
field, Va. Jennie N. Corrigan, guardianl
order authorizing encumbrance of wards
real estate. Eliza d. HerreH, guardian; do
James NJ. Gregory, guardian; bonded
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COYNROCK RELEASED.

Detectives Found He Was Not I'm.
plicated in the Meektn Murder
Rice Christopher COynroCk, colored, who
has been held several days at No. 2 police
station on suspicion OF having committed
murder in Philadelphia, was released from
custody last evening by order OF Detective
Joe Carter, who has been investigating
the matter.
COynruck when taken into custody by Po-
hceman TrumbO as a witness in cutting
case, remarked he was afraid be was be-
ing arrested for murder he bad committed
ID Philadelphia several weeks before.
Detective Crawford. of the Quaker City
force, was here yesterday working on the
case with Mr.. Carter. The murder Coyn-
rock was supposed tO have been Implicated
in was that of John Meekin, a plumber,
who came out OF a drinking SeSoTt on the
night of August 2 last, became involved
in a street fight With an unknown negro,
and received stab wounds from which he
died on August "a
The detectives found yesterday that C0yn-
rock had worked continuously in Wash
ingtOn every day from July "a until Aug
ust 8, two days after the brutal stabbiDg,
and that be was therefore not the man.
wanted for the crime.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE

OFFICE OF the Commissioners of the
DISTRICT of Columbia, Washington, Sept
9Th, 1885 Sealed proposals VIII be re-
ceiyed at this office until ! , O'Clock m,
September 10th, 1895, FOR constructing
a rUbblc masonry wall n sherman avenue,
between Grant and Irving streets All
necessary information can be obtained
at this OFFICE.
JOHN w ROSS,
GEORGE TRUESDELL,
CHAS F. POWELL,
SCI .6td&s Commissioners d. G.
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..Fish splinter IN His Throat

Joseph Henry, a colOred actor, haiBna
from Baltimore, called at the Emergency
Hospital yesterda yafternoOnan
to DR.. Mcdonald that his throat had .
''tickIing feeling on the inside.
After probing some minutes in the mans
gullet, a fish bone, two inches In length.
was brought to light and extracted
''LawdP' gasped the patient, Use been
a feelin' Dat ticklin' TO mo- an two daya
acknowledgements itwuzer feesh spiinterSt
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RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STLTION lOKNER OF slAfA AND B
STREETS
RAILROAD.
IN E1ect Sept 8, 1885.


nErfect SEPT 8, l S95.
7n 40 4 RT IENNSNLkA ANA LIN
MED -IsaIlman Sleeping. DINING. SIOk-
iug and Observation Cars Harrisburg 10
chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis, 81
Louis Cleveland, and lolcCO- buIlel
parlor Car 40 Harrisburg.
1000 4 nj FAST LINZ man
BnfIcI P8rIur Car 10 Harrisburg ParloI
and HlanE cars, Harrisburg 10 fnls-
3A0P. ns. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
ELltEErS Pullman Bu ifel Parlor
Car ia Harrisburg. Sleeping and DINING
Cars HlriSJlrg 10 ST. LOUIS, Cincinnati,
Louisville ard chicago
10 y III WESTERN EAFibss.--
IIllmga Sleeping Gar 10 lhlCaEt, .dilu
Harrisburg TO Cleveland Dining Car TO
go r. Ii. SOUTHWESTERN EX-
PRESS Pullman Sleeping and Dining
Cars 10 st Louis, and Sleeping Car,
1910 y. M,-PACIFIC EXPRESS
SFdilH.aH Sleeping car TO Pittsburg.
T.5C =. NJ for kate, taFahdaIguar
R0cusIIr. ana Niagara Fails caily, eX-
1880 a. RI. for Elmira and Renovo,
DAILY. except Sunday. For Williams
10 - M. Tor WiIlianlspart, Rochcs-
Ter. Bglfalo. and Niagara Falls daily,
eAcep satgTday %it ,,. 5@eIiE j eB Pnsfsia maS
HOzO Z. nj. fdr Ere. CanaIdalgaa,
Rochester, Butfalo, and Niagara Fails
daily. sleeping car Wasliir ErCn To Elmira
For Philadelphia. New York and the
AooP.NF. .,CONGREssI0NALL LIN
I1ED@-An PaTlor Cars, with Dining
Car from Ballmure, for New York
daily, for Philadelphia weekdays. Regl-
lar AT Z O5 (DalHg Carr, 20, 300,
anOU. lDmug Carl, and II 90 dining
Car a IA. II 10. S.l5, 4.20, $40, 1000,
(BuuDa carr, = 20. &. 60. II &C dining
Car a m , Is, BIB, 4.26, 6 40, 1000,
and l.35 %. IA. Fer Philadelphia oally,
FAST Express : 70 a n. weekdays. Ex-
press 0l aids 40 o. IN. daily.
For B0s,on, without change, 80 a. m.
week DAYS, aud 3.l5 p. m. dai!y.
1O.0O. 1890, hoo and 1l.5O a. TR.,
12.15. 2.O1. 3.15, 40 400 Limited,
A-2u, -35. 5.1O, sos. 60, 40. 1000,
lo.4q, I1.l5 ana ll.35 2. m. ou Sun,
q m, 1918. l.15- 2.01, BIB, $40 400
Limitedl. 20. $40. COS. 6.40, 7.10,
1000. 0.4O and IL 50 p. IN.
For Pupc's Greek Line. 20 a. m. and 4.36
.. m. Gaiiy. except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 20, soc a. m, II. 15 and
z.2O %. M Cailg, except Sunday. sun
Gays . 90 a. IN. and $40 y. m.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express Tor Rich
mOnd. Jacksonville and Tampa, 4.30
a m. $50 y. IN. daily: Richmond and
only. 1897 a. M. weekdays.
Accommodation Tor QUantico, 7:45 a, m
ia. ano : p p. n. week days.
s.45. 1857, la.50 a m: 1910, 1 40
3 20, 4-25, 5CO. 3 81, 8-15, s.O2.
1910, and Il.39 .. M On Sunday at
see. and 1910 r. IA
Leave Alexandria for sTasiisngton. Coz,
6.43, 7.05, 500, 9.10. 1915, l0-2S,
. 30, 6l8, 200, z 20. $40, l0.52'
and IL OS p. m. on SuHdsyat6 43- g. o,
10 p a. m: 2I5, $50, 700, 7.2o,
$40, and 1852 p. N.
Ticket offices. northeast corner OF Thir-
teenth street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
and at The sialiosl sixth and B streets,
where orders can Zoe left for the checking
of baggage TO destination from hotels and
residences.
s Nj PROVOST, JR. WOOD,
Gen Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
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this office. SepI -OC
LAIRvOyANT NT-Mme. Wallace,
the greatest exponent of psychometric
science now in America; she tells the
name, age occupation, &c, or her caller;
also the name, age, occupation, disposi-
tion, nationality, and financial standing
of your future husband wife and date
f marriage; she tells the outcome OF
any case OF love, marriage. divorce, spec
alation, lawsuit, or business venture; IN
short, your past, present, or future life
to her is an open book: she tells you
every hope and wish of your life as
plainly and a easily as If she had always
known you, and how to accomplish your
desires in either case if your friend or
lover is false, she can tell you why, when,
IND where, and how 10 bring them back
and keep them; advice on speculations
business, love, marriage, divorce, lawsuits,
domestic troubles, and all affairs OF life
by q higher than human power; the
Egyptian charm given free on security for
90 days, for lovers troubles, family dis
.uDrances, and financial success; hours,
a. m. to 8 p. M; fee.S1. 222 Ind. ave-
se6-tf
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FOR RENT-3O l ne, rooms, com,
ninnicatng, nicely furnished, second
senarafely ard cheap TO desirable parties.
Near q. P. o. heo-oG
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corNTRY RoARD.

CALVERT Ma NS1OE VIII re-
main oDcn Tor the fdll aad winter; train
service few minutes from city.
aug7-3t.
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One Gent wsas sas
No advertisements less than 10o-
PERSONALS.
PROF. LAWRENCE

PROF. LA w RER CE, ine BFed1
clairvoyant df the West, is located at 224
street northwest. where he will receive
callers daily and Sunday for clairyoyant
readings
UNLIKE MANY OTHERS, he asks no
queStioi,s makes no unnecessary show or
pretensions, but comes strictly and quickly
To the point Slnd tells your name, age. oc-
cupation, birthplace, disposition, adapta-
biliiieS what your troubles, anxieties,
hopes, fears, wishes and ambitions are,
and how To obtain the best possible re,
suits in either case.
HE Is NOT HERE to read your mind
nor guess at things, neither is he here to
entertain curlosity-seekers.
HE'S HERE TO GIVE HONEST ADVICE
and truthful predictions and interpreta-
tionS. TO those who are seeking to better
their conditions and profit themselves by
the revelations made through genuine
clairvoyant
For the cause that needs assistance,
For the wrongs that need resistance,
For the future in the distance,
And the good that he can do.
His advice may save you many dollar,
many a tear and sigh, and the saddest OF
all sad words, lit might have been"
HE TELLS THE NAME. AGE, ETC,
OF your present company, wife or husband,
and also the name, age, occupation, diSpo-
sition, location and financial standing OF
your future husband or wife, and date or
larriage. If your home Is unhappy, your
companion inconstant, your friends untrue,
remember there Is a reason and a remedy,
and IL is your duty Ia find ii and profit
by the knowledge gained.
THE WORLD Is MADE SAD
by tens OF thousands OF failures and wrecked
or disappointed lives, made so through
hasty conclusions, unSound Judgment or
the entering INTO and following OF a husi-
ness profession or trade for which natuH
has not intended them. BE sure you are
right then go ahead" Nature has been so
generous as To endow Prof. La wrenCe with
the wonderful gift of penetrating the mystic
future, and To those who wish advice and
and upon In wsults, business, love, marriage,
divorce lost orstoien property, speculations,
estates, health, or any OF the perpleXing
questions OF life, call and be convinced of
his power to aid you
He is the omy man who understands
perfectly the Black Art OF ancient Egypt,
or ''chaTnI- working" for family Difficult
ties, lovers quaTels, success in business
etc. So confident Is he OF his ability
10 bring success IN business and speCula tion,
or To bring to you the lost lover, friend,
or sweet heart, or cause a marriage with
the one OF your choice, that he viii lend.
free, the Magic Talisman' for three
months, and VIII guarantee success in
every case 10 those who follow carefully
the directions and requirements Fees
for readings, 81 and upward Hours, 9
10 daily, and Sunday. 220 c ST. NV.
Se6-tf
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FOR RENT-Large front rooms, fur
nNhed, Call before 10 O'Clock a m. or
between 3 and 6 p. M, 1929 18th st. NV.
seS-7t
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FOR RENT-One or two nnfurnished
rooms, by young couple no childreh' very
reasonable No. 322 9th ST. Sc. III
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FOR RENT2O0S + st. NV, large pleas
amt rooms, furnished and unfinished;
desirable location. seS-3t
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FOR RENT-No. 1927 Alb st. NV, 8
rooms, large yard; water in kitchen
and water closet; desirable neighborhnod;
only S15. 80; house open for inspection.
sept73t
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FOR SALE-Handsome delivery
wagon, slightly used: proof safe,
third value. Ebbitt Drug Store. se73t
FOR SALE-Harness, new carriage and
wagon harness, Tor sale cheap. Apply
L. X. RTCKS, 456 H st. NV. se73t
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w NTED- White girl with refs: first
class il every respect; family OF 2.
23g b ST Sc seI-2t
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One Cent H5Rp R5R
No advertisement less than ios-
BUsINEss CHANCES.

WILL. pay spot cash for saloon if It Is
"a bargain No agents dealt with
Address Si'oT CASH, this office. seStf
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HELP PwANTEp-FEMALE.

WA NTED-At once. saleSlIdleS IN dry
goods department. also notion depart
mcnl. Address SALLSLADI, tins Office.
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For RENT-ROOMS

FOR REST-ROOMS.
FOR RENTAL 911 LIST st. NV, entire
Second ilo0r OF O. sirable ConHnuni-
eating unfurnished rooms, $500 per mo.
se8-3t
FRONT parlor for doctor or dentist
FUR or unfur; private family. 225 n.
Cap. 81. sel 81
FOB RENT--6o7 La ave NV; whole
third floor; suitable for housekeeping;
central location; SO. JAMES q. JES
TER. 699 F ST. NV. te1-Zt
FOR RENT-Twon nicely furnished rms.
for rent II private family. Inquire 1926
18th 81. NV, after p. m sep13I
FOR RENT-One or two unfurnished
rooms, by young couple, no children very
reasonable. No. 322 9th str Sc. II
TOP REET-Desirable furnished front
room with board. for two gentlemen, or
man ard wife and three-roOm nat uhluF-
nished; reasonable terms. 509 l. ST. NV. II
FOR RENT Three nicely furnished
rooms, with or without board heat,
gas and bath: convenient to three INES
Street cars. 430 \. ave. NV 1t
TOR pENT-7O9 St NV, back parlor
rooms, "a and Sd floor, from so up. IL
ron RENT-Unfur rooms for house
Keeping or otherwise; in central NV.
Address EIR GINA. tins office. \ 1t
FOR RENT-6o7 La. ave. NV; have
q few desirable rooms at SO to $40;
,uitahle for offices: central location.
JAMES G. JESTER, $50 F st. NV.
se7-2t
FoR RENT-3O ne, rooms. com
municating, nicely furnished, W Second i,i ono
separately and cheap TO desirable parties.
Near q. 2. .. eeo-oG
roR RENTING. 1927 4Lh st. NV, 8
rooms large yard; water in kitchen
and water closet; desirable neighborhnod;
only S15. 80; house open for inspection.
sept7-3t
FIR. ROOMS with board; gentlemen
preferred. Gil st NV. se1-3t
ELEGANT fur. rooms; all convent
ences; moderate rates; in private fam
lily. 1924 10th st. nv: SCI -3t
FOR RENT or rooms, with bath
Same IIo0r, including front and back
pariors: south bay-front brick; heat and
gas; very cheap, in advance, to good ten
ant; Rop = RENIns = s7 desirable rooms ms for
light housekeeping; m. /. 1909 9th st.
NV. se7-3t
VIZ a NrED-3 unfur. rooms for light
house keeping; within B squares or
25thst andP a. ave. AddressP ssPERMANENTs
this office. SCI 81
FOR RENT-225 E st NV, unrur.,
1hird-ilo0r rooms, with bath same floor;
would furnish. seI-3l
EnR EENT-2d floor, with bath. 2
nicely Iur front rooms as parlor and
bedroom: moderate rent to desirable
parties: convenient location. 1133 18th
st. NV. se1-St
FOR RENTS unfur. rooms on Sd
fioor, lnr light housekeeping; gas, heat,
and bath. 1914 9th st. NV. se7-7t
FOR RENT fur. room; suitable for
n genJIenan: with board or without.
1886 Nd. ave. ne. se7-3t
FOR RENT-Two desirable. furnished
rooms; I'd and Sd floor; price S15 and
SS. 111SN. 7. ave. NV. se7-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely fur. rooms, with
firSt-class board; So per week. APT
6 st. NV, next door Typographical Temple.
seT-3t
FOR RENT-Store room, 21S 10th
St NV; I'd story, with elevator.
se5-3t
FOR RENT-Unfur.-E I'd floor;
8 cool rooms, closets, bath, gas, and
| heat: half a block from cabie cars; light
housekeeping. OWNER, 629 T 81. Lw.
! se5 st
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CHURCH NOTICES.

ISRAEL METROPOLITAN c. NJ E.
Church, corner First and streets south
west, Rev H. Seb. Doyle, pastor Preach
ing at II a N. by the pastor, subject,
A promise OF restoration preaching al
: p m, subject, The real inquiry"
sunday school al 8 80 a N, l. A
Cornish. ST, superintendent Bishop r
5 Williams viii be present and is expected
10 participate IN the services All invited
Seats free
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR LE.one fineeo9WG; COY gives ives 3 gals.
S15; good driver. Also, good buggy and
harness, S25. 2OSO 35th 81. NV. se8-3t
FOR SALE-Leatner- top, side-bar
buggy; tirSt-Class order; cheap at 500;
VIII sell for $50; beautiful red run ming
gear; buggy at j. a. Gales stable, 1105
11th st, NV. W. II. HENSHAW, so 1lth
st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-Handsome delivery
wagon, slightly used; fire-proof safe,
third value. Ebhitt Drug Store. se7-3t
wagon harness, for sale cheap Apply
L. X, RICkS, ass H st. NV. se7-3t
FOR SALE-You talk about bargains,
We have got them. Look. Panel
coupe rockawa cost S550.00, used one
month, $3.50 90; panel rockaway, cost
$500 90. but little used. S135.0o; canopy
top surrey, cost $4,000, only $4,000;
three quar- ter full leather top side bar
buggy, cost 81 $500, only $4,000; fine
English 4-wheel cart. pashner, cost
S225.OO, only $1,000; falling top, 2-whcel
cab, $1,000; set double express harness,
cost $4,000, only $500; one set single
? shifting poles, cost $1,000 each. only
$1,000; one fine bay mare, good driver,
work any place, $500. We can get you
anything in the carriage, wagon. or
harness line you want and save you time
and money. Carriages stored at 81 %
month. Teams to hire for business,
$500 a day. Painting and repairing.
Before you have your carriage or wagon
painted, consult US and see what we can
do. We will board your horses for S17.50
a month EMBREY & TAYLOR, rear
9l3 New Jersey ave. NV. Teams for hire.
seo-36
FOR SALE-A litter of Skye puppies
Tor sale cheap. Inquire a. 1909 st.
n. w. Se4-5E
FOR SALE-1-horse platform covered
spring wagon, good as new, S65; suit
able for grocery or oyster business. SUE
TER's BLACKSMITH SHOP, s. e. cor. 9Th
and X sts H. W. se4-6t
FOR SALE-Thc finest and most com
plete sailing yacht on the river; SO
feet on water line; 40 feet over all; IL foot
beam; 3-foot draught; large roomy cabin;
sleeping quarters for persons; sails, rig
ging all new; everything IN perfect condi-
ton; yacht now ready for cruising; full out
fit for camping; will be sold at a sacri-
flee to immediate purchaser. Apply R. j.
MARSHALL, 511 18th st. Nv. sep2-tf
FOR Rarroon for sale; $3.50
cash. Address ''WEFK." this office.
au27 -14t
FOR gAT.E-Corner lot iu East Dean
wood. SS5 Apply S42 r st. NV. SELF
FOR SALE-A Crescent safety bicy-
Gle: pneumatic tres in perfect order;
very cheap, "a 20i4 X st. INV. seS-3t
FOR SALE, cheap, 20 pair black and
white carrier pigeons. l243 Sth ST.
NV. 1t
FOR SALE-The second stand from
geological 1ark, on the QHtiTy Road
with lease. Inquire at 1912 l4th ST. nw.
seS-2t
FOR Sc LE-FiHc dayton; little used
cost = %: $50. Bicycle, $40. Sorrel
horse, S25; must he sold 1928 II st. ne
seS-3t
FOR SALE-Sstore:. 81 ewing Tor sale;
call al once. S. SPANDAU, 1914 1th
st. NV. sCS-3t
FOR RENT-STORE-
FOR EENT-Part of store at 919 F st,
at reasonable price. Inquire LOUVRE
GLOVECO., 937 Fst.nw. seS-2t
FOR RErdT,-Storer room ut 203o Vert
ave. NV, corner; good business stand
for young man; $15.40. JAMES q. JES-
| TEX, $50 7 st.nw sep7 Ut
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PERSONAL.

coached in acting,
cloCuiion, stage dancing. WALTER
STETSON, this office. 1t
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MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner OF Twelfth and . streets north
east. Evangelist A WiIbanks, pastor.
Sunrise prayer meeting sunday school az
8 O'Clock a N. BaptiZing at 100 O'Clock
Praise meeting at 2-30 p. N Communion
sermon at 8 p. m. by Rev. W Johnson,
pastor OF Baptist Church northeast, re-
cepuon for new members at $50 D n
Right hand OffeIlOwship TO ne wTnembersand
communion at + p. m At 8 d m the
pastor viii preach, being i'll last Sun
day viii preach the same text published
last Saturday, Gospel shoes" An ara
welcome
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PERSONALS.

DANCING pupils desired by lady
teachers; 81 any hour. six lessons 50;
refs. Address for five days DESIRED,
this office. sep7
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NINE. ESTELLE tells all the events
OF life in German and English; hours,
a. N. to 10 p. M; 20 and so cents;
cures all cases of running or dry sores.
913 18th St nw au3O-1m
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FRONT parlor for doctor or dentist,
1ur or unfur.; private family. 20 n.
Can St sei 81
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One Cent nsii Fs'
No advertisement less than Ios
wANTEn-HorSEs.

WANTED furnished house, where
owner viii hoard with tenant. Ad-
dress II G.. this Office. seS-3t
AETED-A house in the northwest,
furnished complete. about 2 rooms;
willing TO board elderly couple for rent;
wanted at once by responsible party. APP
ply MRS. J. WHITE, General Delivery.
Se6-3t