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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30
DEMOCRATIC. POPvLIST COUNTY TICKET.

For District Judge
j. B. LESLIE.
For Clerk of the District Court
o. NJ. HOLMES.
For REPRESENTATIVES,
ANTHONY MORTON.
G. +. STORK.
Ell CARROLL.
GEORGE O'MALLEY.
G. II. STANTON,
For Trsssurer-
W. H. ~GFLsTHORPE.
For Sheriff
j. H. DONLlN.
For Attorney
NJ. M. LYTEK.
For Clerk aad Hecorder-
L.. NJ. MCDONNELL.
For Commissioner
J.J. PATTERSON,
JAMES ERICKSON.
b. 2. McNAIR.
For Assessed
WILLIAM BIRKENBUEL.
For Auditor
ROBERT E. HENDRY.
FOR Superintendent of Schools
MISS INA CRAVEN.
For Surveyor
NJ. ). PARKER.
For ADMINISTRATOR
A.J. SKINNER.
For Coroner
c. A. BRADY.
For j Justices Of the Peace, Great Falls Township.
JOSEPH KIRSCHWING.
P. fl. HUGHES.
For Justices Of the Peace, Belt Township
j, p. FITZGERALD,
WILLIAM MACQUEEN.
For Constables, Great Falls Townslip-
JAMES F. O'BRIEN.
j. I. JENNINGS.
For Constab!es, Belt Township
WILLIAM MENEFEE,
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30
DEMOCHATIG-p0PUulST STATE TICKET.

For Presidential Electors
MARTIN MAGINNIS,
H. l.. FRANK,
DANIEL BROWN.
For Governor
ROBERT r. SMITH.
For Lieutenant Governor
A. L. SPHIGGS.
For Associate Justice
HORACE II. BUCK.
For Attorney General
c. B. NOLAN,
For State Treasurer
T. 4. COLLINS.
For State Auditor
L. w. POINDEXrER, JR.
For Secretary of State
L. s. HOGAN.
For School superintendent
4. A. CARLETON.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30
WHAT A HYPOCRJTE

Last Saturday a delegation of tho wv
ployes of the Alton railroad yisitod ~.
ton, and in addressing them McKiDIs,
a ! their presence "shows better tbs'
any words that could be uttered nv nss
man what is in your minds and heat.
and what your purposes are toucb;r,
the election to be held on the Sd of M
vember." What arrant, knavish hvno,
rley. Mckinley knew that the man h.
was addressing were not voluntary v,i
tors and he knew that most of them An
not intend or expect to vote for him A,
knew that each one Of them on the la,
payday had received with his check :,
notice, of which the following is a COW
application o MEMBERSHIP,
II, the undersigned, -,
in the employ of the - railvs,
hereby make application for membersb,
IN the Railway Mems Sound Money cri
OF - and do hereby pledge mysn
to use my vote and influence for the 4.
feat of the free coinage of silver at 4.
forthcoming national election. beljpv,
that such free coinage of silver would |
Injurious to my personal Interests asr
Garner OF wages, as we'll as disastrous,
the Unlted States as a nation.
SCio,c1
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30

in all that pertains to civil e~no;ro...
Vote for M. s. Parker for CONT
veyor and you will have the bo.t' '0s|
for the place in the county, u&
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President
WILLIAM j. BRYAN,
For Vice President
ARTHUR SEwALL.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30

For Representative in Congress
CHI ARIES =. HARTMAN.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

For Clerk and Recorder
+. Z, MARTIN.
For Constable
Z. N. BALDWIN.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29
Ipddeu a Rates are Your Men.


If you want to buy fine piano di-
rect from factory, and without paying
middlemen's profits, write the we'll
known Southern Music House OF Lud-
den & Bates, Savannah, Ga, about it.
They are your men. They manufac'
ture the new Ludden Il Bates piano.
They own an interest in the great
Mathushek Piano, sold by them for
twenty-five years past They control
almost the entire output of the facto-
ry and have just opsned large whole
sale warerooms in New YORK City.
They sell from factory direct to pur'
chasers and save purchasers all inter,
mediate profits. They are your men.
Read their latest advertisement in this
issue and write them either 1t Savan
nah, Ga, or New York City.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29
Boy Murders u Boy.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Harry Rudolph,
aged II, struck two blows with his
puny fist last evening, and his oppo;
nent, Grover Hanson, aged nine, fell
dead at his feet. The lads were having
a boyish quarrel, and young Hanson
started to run. Rudolph followed and
catching the lad near the curb struck
him in the face and the abdomen.
Young Hanson covered his face with
his hands, fell back and expir ed.
Young Rudolph was locked up by the
police. The physician who examined
young Hanson gave it as his opinion
that the young lad died from cerebral
congestion resulting from shock.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29

Mckinley.
If the election was held today, Dem
ocrats would not lose, in my. Judg
ment, 10 exceed 30 per cent. OF their
votes on the money issue.
John F. Burke.
Chairman Saratoga County Commit
tee.
The mass of the Democratic voters
in Madison county cordially lndorse
the Chicago platform and nominees.
There is practically no sentiment here
in favor of gold candidate. IT the
election was held tomorrow there
would be a Democratic gain. there be-
inc many more silver Republicans
than gold Democrats in this county.
A BRYAN and Sewall silver club has
been organized, composed OF Demo
Gratis and Republicans. with over 200
members. p. J. kennedey,
The Democrats of Wyoming county,
with but few exceptions, will stand by
the will of the majority, expressed at
Chicago. There IS no sentimentin favor
of a sound money candidate, and if
the election was held today the per-
ceatage would be largely in favor of the
Chicago nominee. The loss on a
sound money ticket would be small,
while the farmers are largely in favor
of free silver.
George Wright,
Chairman Wyoming County Commit
lee.
To your first question: "Ephatical'
ly yes" To your seond question:
dEmphatically no." To your third
question ''There would be no loss in
our vote. At least three Republicans
would vote our ticket for every Demo
crat who would vote against it.
Henery Chatterson,
Chairman Wayne County Committee.
New York World.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29
ACAll IASuad.

DENVER, Col, July 24.-The Demo.
cratic State committee has issued call
for a convention, inviting all who are
in favor of the free coinage OF silver at
IL to to participate in the Democrat
ic caucuses and primaries. An effort
will be made to combine the Demo
Gratis, populists and Republicans who
intend to vote for Bryan and Sewall
in support of a union ticket for State
officers. The date of the Democratic
convention is left open.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29
JUDGE EARLE ANSW ERS CERTAIN
QUESTIONS PROPOUNDED HIM.

Editor Kollock, OF the Darli ngton News,
and Colonel Dargsu, Ex-Editor OF the
Sumter Freeman, Completely Demolish-
Tia A A,,ar,aar, anf of fha Crard.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29
Severe RafnstOrrn.

FRANKFORT, KY, July 22.-The
severest rainstorm known in years
passed over this section Monday night.
The Gainey bridge, 200 feet long, on
the Louisville and Nashville rold,
was washed away, stopping traffic on
that branch of the road. Corway's
mills, houses, etc, on Benson creek,
we're swept away. People coming to
town from every direction bring news
Of disaster from the heavy rain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29
Doesn't Deny 1t.

CLEVELAND, o., July 23.-In an in
tereview today Mr.. M. a. Hanna says
he will pay no attention to the charg-
es made that he is using money at the
Popul1st convention to prevent the
Endorsement of Bryan. 1.-The people
who say these things are beneath my
notice." say Mr.. Hanna
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29
Light In New England.

PRvIDENCE, r. l., July 22. The
Rhode Island Democratic State com
mitteee met here today and by vote
of Is to 3 endorsed the nomination of
BRYAN and Sewall and the Democratic
platform adopted at Chicago.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29
THE STATE ALLIANCE.
[CoNTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. !

ing business. 1t was decided that the
next meeting of the State Alliance be
held in Columbia on the fourth We'd
nesday in July, 1897. Columbia was
chosen on account of being in the CEN
trail portion OF the State and because
it is more economical for the members
to gather here than anywhere else in
The State
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29

The leading Democrats in Herkimer
county are for bimetalism, with the
concurrent action of other nations.
The rank and. file of the party, espe-
cially thks sfarmers, are for free silver.
The loss that the Democratic party
would sustain by sound money Demo
Gratis voting against Bryan would be
more than Offset by free silver Repub-
licans voting for him.
The Chicago platform is not wholly
approved, but Democrats have conf
dence in the unsullied character and
fine abilities of Bryan and believe that
the best interests of the party will be
promoted by voting for HIM and con-
gressmen of broad gauge minds, as
results must come from the lawmaking
body Of the nation.
Frank =. Addy,
Chairman Herkimer County Commit
tee.
The Democrats in Senaca county are
very enthusiastic and are pleased with
both platform and candidate. There
) is no sentiment for a second candidate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29

CaLS.
Charles M. Southworth,
Chairman Niagara County Commit
tee.
Democrats generally in this county
are satisfied with the Chicago platform
and nominees. A number of Demo
Gratis in the large towns say they will
not support the ticket, but these are
more than offset by Republicans who
openly declare for Bryan.
In my judgment if the election were
held today the larger percentage of
loss would be found on the Republi-
can side. Many Democrats predict a
Democratic gain of 25 to so per- cent.
The free silver sentiment is very
strong among the farmers of this
county without regard to party.
3. G.. Foss,
Chairman Livingston County Com
mittee.
Most OF the Democrats OF Franklin
county approve the Chicago platform
| in the main and will support the can
didates. l find no sentiment in favor
of another candidate. Some Demo
Gratis object to portions of the platform,
but most OF these say they will sup
port the money plank and wish il
stopped at that plank.
If an election were held today, In
my judgment, the Democratic party
would not lose on the money issue, but
would increase its vote.
Judge that the friends OF free coin
age of silver have lately been rapidly
increasing in this county. There is
great interest in the question. Every
body is studying it, and the more they
read the more they talk in favor oil
bimetallism.
Charles A. Burke,
Chairman Franklin County Commit
tee.
Few Democrats in Saratoga county
approve of the Chicago platform.
Many will support Bryan and Sewall
however. There is very little senti
ment in favor of q sound money Demo
lcratic candidate. The gold men talk
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29

The Democrats of Rockland county
favor the nomination Of Bryan and
Sewall. There is no sentiment in ia
vor of a third ticket, nor in favor of
holting the regular nominations.
If the election were held tomorrow
the percentage of loss or gain to the
Democratic vote on account OF the IL
nancial issue could not be estimated,
as we lose some votes, while the gains
seem to be about the same.
Frank P. Demarest.
Chairman Rockland County Commit
tee.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-29

The trustworthy cure for the Whiskey,
Opium, Morphine and Tobacco Habits.
For further information address The
Kelley Institute, or Drawer 27, Columbia,
sc.
e
The morning times., 1896-08-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

PURE AIR, sopi ,halybeiste water. bass
fishing, hunting, delightful drives.
beautIia. sceLery, tuLSiC, sLnmit OF Blue
i;Itige; popular s:.tii,ier and i..il resort, eN-
ccllent BOARD; 100 yards from station: S12
IL month. MRS. JoS EPH TIL OMPSON. Lin
den, Warren county, Va. aGeS3t
w A NTED-A few more boarders; resi-
ueuce miles West Of Warreuton, Va;
pure spring water. mountain lir an !scenery;
81 per week for adults. 81 so for children.
Address K. + .Moffett, Shade. Fauquier Co.,
Va au1S-14t
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REV. rEYToN BROWN BURIED.
Remains Inferred at Oak Hill After
Brief services.

The remains of the laIc Rev Feyton
Brown, former pastor OF Foundry Meth
uiis; Church, arrived at the PENNSYLVANIA
depot. yesterday afternoon The funeral
procession formed at tie depot and the
casket was carried at once To Oak Hill
cemetery Services were held at tile
grave.
The honorary pail bearers were Presiding
Elder L. b. Wilson. Revs. II. R Nailor, W.
H. Chapman, y. Bieis.ski, George v.
Lcech and G W. Hobbs. The active pail
bearers We're Messrs L. F. Simpson. j. 7.
Mitchell, b II. Stinemcz and W. J. Sibley.
TIE funeral sermon was preached yes
lerday morning at strawbr1dge Church, Bal
timorc.
The morning times., 1896-08-30
CHURCH. NOTICES.

THEOSOPHf- Lecture. Sunday night, at
ROOMS. 1928 1 ST. NV, O'Clock, 10y Mr.
r. L. LereB, subject, The Evidences OF
Theosopny:" study class, Sunday, IL a.
H.; regular weekly meeting. Thursday
night. at O'Clock, subject, THE Three
GIa.iiics in Nature All free; public
invited.
The morning times., 1896-08-30
WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-To rent partly furnished
touSe III NV section OF city; boarding
owner in lieu of rent, with privilege OF
other boarders. Address L. s.. ,lis Of
flee. 1t
=" AN TGD-Io purchase, or =
:ooiu house, Il. III. l.; about $500 or
$1,000. aGdress with particulars, terms,
etc, Box %, this office. Item
wANTED-For an iInni ediai T. cash rur.
chaser, a house between 5000 and
$4,000; north of X and west Of 18th 81
Call oraddreSs THE TIMES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, corner 10Th and Pa ave
The morning times., 1896-08-30

wANTED-A City Intelligence OFFICE.
lcuks. general houseworkers, walters,
drivers. laundresses, nurses, porters, JDni-
tors, stahieinen, laborcrs, chanibcrnaids.
boys, places furnished I'LL suited les
taoiisneu 1851 SHACkLEFOkD s. SIT
lin ST. NV. au2b-.t
The morning times., 1896-08-30

Should be read daily by all Interested as
changes may occur at any time
FOhElGN MAILS -tCr tie week tIdiDg
September 3. close promptly at tuis oIiioe
as Follows:
The morning times., 1896-08-30

:" ANTEAS An expeiiencel AILcTEan
aIGow would aSSisI hUusawork, nurse
an adult or child; city references. MiS.
e., 1919 18Th ST. INV. au3C-tt
The morning times., 1896-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS

|
| MAYS Furniture Store, Zoo 18th st ;;
| furniture repaired and Upholstered.
MATTRESSES reInade, chairs oaneG
carpets cleaned thoroughly and reialu.
| FURNITURE carefully reu owed and
packed for shipping. good storage.
| STOVES and ranges or all kinds; repair
ing ana soldering; send Postal.
| Nj AVS prices are moderate and Work
| equal To best houses; l5c. eNpress.
au.S-3t,em
| IhE same uIu story, but it is lust as
aiiuring as ever: NOLTE, the paIerhans
| er, you KNOW. lIapers rooms HON - Up,
pretty combinations, too. $40 9Th ST.
FOR RENT-sbup- 929 12tn st. nw.
| au29-6t,em
FURNITURE carefully moved Large
Inns EXPkEss. ia4 18th St, Sc
au29-T lem
AOC:IAON " HEELS ,ep"iic,,. Ne
bought durin- last ten Gays IN auction
sales; any parts furnished. original free
oil and WING. II. BIZ RLEiun MAIChEI1,
y. J. ave. and x SITS. NV. au297t
INTO latest styles, also latest styles i'll
hat and bonuet fraines. MRS. T.. M'CAF-
FERTY. 12l1 Il 81. nv. au29-lm
NOW is the accepted tine! Have your
furnaces. ranges and Stoves put in
thorough order. while we have time to
attend to such business. don't wait till
COLI weather, when such housekeeping
articles viii Lave TO Re in Ire every day:
and mechanics, who can Ito such work
We'll. may be 100 busy to attt Id 10 such
jobs. We win allow no mechanic 10 do
suen work better, or cheaper, than we
will do It. 7. E. FRUIT CO..
au2s-3t SO2 18th st. NV.
BICYCLING Taught; gr.ccinIness.
irr.e.. '..',.1.,.Bi, siis;tsD"L,ing. dIess
adjustment. etc; drop postal Tor rarfic-
l sGs II HARRY !; PARK. Trick Cyealiss;
THE - DAYS CURE office is removed
To 9UG L ST. NV. DIR. MckEEHAN
LESSONS on Pianoor Guitar: So month
or zoe. !; lesson by an experienced
teacher. Address MUSIC, this ofiice
au25-Itcm
WALL PAPERS, furnish the pa
CHARLES X. EVANS. 222 9th ST. sw.
au25-1t
If your bike breaks down IN the NV.
and il in ne. go 10 i04 II st. KEYS runs
1oin pi,.:.s.- lientins cheap. au25-6t
N41 ,2IE5;INxAA9L s uxlS s,h SIT DENTAL
open from 10 ~ ~. 10 u. IN. Teeth ex-
tract cd free. Teeth Tiled, plates ni;itle. and
al stndSof crown ant bridge work ,lei,..aI
q small charge 10 Cover cost OF material
No charge for cxauina,inn. viii remove
on or about Sept. Is to 1928 l st. NV
MRS Rs, H EI1siIe,E5i ioS S,T2ERS;o Ger.
st. NV. jy3O.Im
k'VXFlTU RE: inoy.d: largest 2-i,,,.s1
s.ssisr: eoIlHRsA Tsxnsi.SE ss'ee re-
Fsss. :ss i;ARiE' s, ~
Dr. Fun a. q 96 sos So s .sy;tas,.
The morning times., 1896-08-30

wANTED-By young lady, silu;,-
tiou 40 IUlapdniUn, OF any kinu oi ilsiii
work durlns day. Auuress VI. W. L., Ills
Office. IL
The morning times., 1896-08-30
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To drummers and boz
ne0 Den, horse and buggy o. OsYlo0,
Al Ia q Sss 81 Sis SPiy % , IS
ell 100. 0y10-H !,
The morning times., 1896-08-30

AnTED Il settled white woman,
place as cha.nbefniaid. Address H.
b. 1 E, tEis Cfi!ce. au3U-3U
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

THE OLD rel able, sos st. NV; estab,
Lsncd lo52, MIS-. l.. Z. MOORE VIII
Selcvu ..c.p s..-,- st.is. tL-iil ice "a CiGarSr
until suited; send postal. 1t
FIRST help furnished at tie
MASS. "A V r.. employ MEST OFFICE,
174O Mass. ave. NV, Give me Il call
au3g-3s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Hard times bargair-Six-
Iooin Latin and cellar, press brick bay
window house brand new condition: loca-
ton good must have money; save 81 per
cent. Address HARD Uf this Office. IL
~ cIic,t uOiIits at sDcCfal
bargains, only Z lett: pretty, new
story, window bricks, concrete cellar
b large rooms, bath. pantry and china closet:
cabinet mantels, electric bells and gas
lighting: papered Throughout; --latest I'M
proved piutnbDg: located ON wide, Con
crete street, IN select neiShborhood. near
cars and heruics, one square from Md. ave. ;;
$50 and So Emerson ST. ne, bet. E ana
r. 3th and 3th sts.; price, -. 100: terms
10 suitpurchasers. open FOR inspection. GEO.
L. MENTION, owner, 1878 81. NV.
au2S-6t-em
FOR SALE-$2S per month. including
interes:, and small cash payment. will
buy house with rooms, concrete cellar I,
= bathrooms, electric bells. speaking tubes
paved street, half square from cars; pr,ce
$500. Inquire 522 11th st. Sc.
au21 Stem
FOR SALE-S3o per month, inciuuiirs
interest, and small cash payment, will
buy corner store, S-roon house. concre .
cellar; highest part ON Cap. Hill: a splenCiu
chance Tor a new business, price $4,000.
Inquire 1855 Nd ave. ne. au2I-3t-eD
FOR SALE-Advcrtiser has new
mouse, rooms and bath, he, modern,
that ne must sell; couple hundred cash.
rest very easy Address ''S2,7O0," this
office. au27-1m
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WANTED experienced laundrcSs.
wusnI,- 20 take home, good reI. lIlU
18th 81. NV, bet. . and 4. II
wANTED-By white woman, sit
ua..o., good, p!am COOK. CaiI IL
60i NJ st. sw. 1t
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SITUATIONS -vASTEn-EEMAL

w a NIfkGD-Cooks ard cbambermaiJs.
ana LI Iinds OF domestic help, with
reference. 10 caIl at 1iiu Mass ave. NV.
mud Serurr plaCcS.
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FoR RENr-HoUsEs.
a. s. cAYwooD. 20, 9Th 81. n w.
sRAkGAINs IN RENTS.

Il s-
6i5 Fla av nv. ,9ay ~, NV. MI.
mi. Iurs. 1900 Sr 81 so
| ~ Mass avs NV ISNC nv Sc mi.
| nj, rs. .,... go 7rs. ,6a
72i 18th st nc.Tr i1lO iUJ Warner ST
| Jis' 18th st. NV. NV. mi. 1rs.. lIOG
95I06 9th st nw,e nv. ors' u.o1
rs. ......s. -. ll.e0 G:,5 l. 81 Sc. rs 1851
hartford 81. 23l7 thamplain
.o6s TnoAiahdVrs 1000 ave NV, Jrs... LOCO
90 fomcrov IT Rear it2s y st
NV. 5r..-...... 1000 NV, rs. -. 1905
| IFS Hayes court "a; Sumner AZ
NV; RS. -. 30 NV, irs....... $50
All Bland alley Ie,i Cariin's
NV. rs. $50 alfcy sw Ara ESQ
4U' Franklin SIN i2I =, cree 81 al.
w. fs..-...... FOO ley NV. rs.... $50
CID Sumner st 10, Koy.-'n alley
NV, rs... 753i nv- 4 rs IN
O Gordon st ne, 2o;s Columbia
IT'S; -.......-. f.3n Terrace nw, Ar 40
oiu IV'h sw. Ir-, 7.2j Rear 2ii3 9t.i st
.o"aTu ifick NV, irs....-.. 1iV
aow NV. rs. 7.C0 90 Drsmonds
2.3 l. st sw :srs CeD arev sw Ire 80
DOL Broad alley l.US Clicks al
sw, :ifs .... 5eO lev III n 3rs Sis
-oii Seaton SC l2i2 knowIton's
, NC. o.s 200 court sw, irs.. 400
wear ozdW Grace II ) khowIio IS
st NV. Yrs - SOL c,ur. sw 3rs 100
2lOi Herb,r,s
alley NV, 3rs 400
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
Sc6 E st NV I'd I9;09th st NV. 5rs SIS o.
u np 20, rs 80. sl2tO Az 9th st NV.
!iS Ridge st NV. ir . COZ
ar :.-.......... lot COR sth st and
40 "a st NV. srs ga Grant av. irs. Ia6)
iSoz 10Th st. douglas tia:s". room, each $40
STORES.
owg' ors.-..... VU.C0I &dwcliing.... $3.50
STABLES
Rear 3ls e st NV. $40 Rear 4J2 S. NV SOD
See balance Of list in star Full list ut office.
au29-.tem
FOR RENT -Six-room folse, sI8 10Th
ST. NV. Call for key at 743 4th St
Nv au28-5t
FOR RENT-One OF The neatest and
inus. aitrnctlve houses in tie ne; Lin
ueD Sc. near Etn six large rooms and ba til;
al improvements efecIrc Cells, CABINET
inanteis. gas log. reception han. open
grate. ETC.: rent. SIT 80; Lair st.uare iron
cable cars. ALLEN W. MALLEkY & CO..
GA NV. aux8- Stem
81. lie brat Park; 6 Icoms bath, pan
Try cellar. attic. two latrUDes, and rot
and cold water; rent $50 and $23. T. j.
W. ROBERTSON. sos 7Ih st. au29- Stem
FOR RENT-152s 18th st. NV. uear
81 3 per month. W p. METCALF. 1881
+ st.nw. aug23-3t
FOR RENT-Ihrec-story, press bnok:
81 II 81. me-: rOoDs and bath: $40.
Al 2 Conduit NV. d rooms. stable. pas
oth ST. NV. au2S-3t
FOR RENT $I2.5O-No 515 9th St
Sc, 6-rUon frame house., with hall:
pump IN yard. au2S-3J
FOR RENTING. AT St me-, bay
WINDOW brick; rooms; modern i'm
provements; $3.50. Apply to owner, 4l5
A st. ne. au273tem
FOR RENT-S4O. 80; 1-rooin b. house;
newly painted and papered. 307 st.
NV; key at 800. au26-1t,e m
FOR RENT-Eightr room brick house.
mouern improvements, 317 delaware
ave. ne, near Capitol. rent. $3.50;
key at 3lS Delaware ave. Apply 1In4
oregon ave. NV. au26-6t
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LIE AND FEM ALE help fur
nlsnc.i ner; send postai. AL u st.
au3D-,S.
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wANTED-Lud; ur gentleman, one
.Iu lizS uau eAPrrlcn,.. IN answering
correspondents, from inventors, coed SAL
airy anu permanent position. Address Z. o.
box 2Si, city. aus 81 EN-
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wANTED-FURNIS HOUSES.
FURNISHED houses. We have
many applications for furnished houses
in all locations u the city. THE TIMES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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WANTED ByeXIeiirucedt yrewriter,
place III private or lawyers office.
II. a. j., This UiiIce. au3U-G.
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WE want 900 borro wers, who desire
from $50 70 $4,000 each on atocks.
tOnds. trusts. loan association certIlcales
warehouse receipts and life or tontiue pull
ciesin oldline companies; no delay: no chat
lie! mortgages tnken- fERkES x BAKER
MONEY TO OAN-Large Sums
at and 8 9 per cent m D. G. real
setate; $3.50. 5000. $3.50. eto.. a. Pc
cent; all transactions conducted with 600
q aAUNDER3 = CO.. 1 407 r &C. NV. mf0
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FOR RENT-EARNS.

FOR RENT Beautifully situated OF
Fails JnuTcn road, a farm containing
/ 2 acres OF land, all uECer CIVILIZATIONS;
7-roon house and ou,buiIdings; riue Well
OF water: plenty oil shade anu fruit; D.
minutes walk from Cherrydalc L. y. For
particulars address Mrs. X. u. CUNNING
HAM. Cherryda4ez L. o., Alexandria Co,
Va. au2S-3t
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"ANTED-NH Siiing AMI ifuninp &c
uu ~ iiulIe. Inquire !or = days, 1910
18Th st. NV Item