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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

headaches couue rem disorders peculiar To
her So Possibly the apparent Gauss OF
the headache Stii br netvousss" OF tndi.
sss,ipn, white the csuse Of theae !, not
Thought Of The organs distinctly feminine
are mote vital than any other organs IN
woman h,dy Any trouble ~ those ahects
the ~hul, body II may shov itself IN the
symptoms which ate chAisetsfisue OF
dorm disorders. Thousands Of times, NO
men hav, been treated fuf the disorders
Thought to be Indicated by these symp-
toms when the tesi trouble was much
deeper aud mote serious III fiefces "a
votitr Prescription was compounded lot the
cole putpust ~ relieving vomankind OF the
Ills aud pain- Vtty commonly considered
the uncomfortable inheritance Of her ser.
II CURES where really good physicians haNe
hiisd Thou. snds u wumrn have testified
that anrt taking treatment nom SEVERAL
phN4n i,u. wIihuui h,nsht, the 'Favotite
ff,scup,iun tut-d them completely aud
quickly |, ha, been used for over thirty
wears. aud has an unbtuten record Of sue.
cess Tn, AFFECTED woman viii hnd i'm
mediate relief and ultimu,s cure in the
"PaNptit, Prescription " There - no doubt
about II th,tr g. 10 Qu, stton about H. The
woman ~ho h'suus- n invited To send ~
one cent st1ups to cover only the cost Of
mailing a cop, uf ~. PietIe's Common
S,nss M,d,u Nivis-t THIS celebrated
wotk contains full ininruistiun about III.
rirtr,'s ~ di,in's, WITH the fepfoduceo
photograph. Ut hundred. Of people vhe
have hen ,ur'd hy the. world famed
icmcdiss, 1'a" giving their names and ad'
dt,asrs h,.,dvs plA,n, clear Information
about al 81 tn organs of the human body
AMI their functions II has reached the I'M
ut,r, d,n,rd sale Of 40 ,pI copies at " %
. copv Thus the sSpensc Of preparation
la. been drGaYtd, and nov $1,000 copies
will he absolutely given ausy Remsmbct
that this book 10 not a mere advertising
rs'rphl-t, Int q genuine stan ard work OF
iJbr large p'scs, ovrt Wrillus'tstun. some
Of thew ~ culnn Address, Worlds pis
pers,ty Med =, A.sp,tptiun Bufalo ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
No,.n,.n, of su,.II.r..

i'rnrtal Carr, nj III" San Felipe, IN
forms rHE tlrlktN that the spring move
u"nt IT trunps has commenced. On yr-'
terday, according 10 kilograms, two COM
panirS ~ III" seventh cavalry. about one
hundred men aud the same number 81
horses. Major Nolan In command. left
Fort sheridan. near Chicago, Tor the
southwc't Onr ol the companies under
Major SEDAN, viii <" Ia Fort lluarhucha,
A. L., ani the other cunImnN l. assigned
tn Font Grant, which fort h the present
headquarters Tor the seventh cavalry .
Captain Hare aud three lirutrndnt- are
the other officers with MAYOR Nolan The
soldier arr "AScted Ia reach this eat.
-ninrtlur Friday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

Red" Herbert, one u the pitchers for
the Browns last year, was signed the
other day by the san Antonio. Texas,
club, and IL" first game h. pitrhei WAS
against the Galveston team. The San
Antonions won by the score II % Ia II.
Red" holding the Galveston sluggrrs
down TO four hits during the game,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

means and without even tl'lns them
g"h'hye. The nrighbm- -l"'ak IN the
very nigh i terms IT Mt hal'rkr, ana
'"' hhd hrtmug raI IA enough " rh'
''-' iiri rl..u hrr husband. me
''"A " u,jI ~, Nii D." sold .ui at once.
AT ah' rfirr. AMI Nj. Eit.,lr AMI rhild
viii return to mragn g. Juoul- THERE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

wy, ~ H'I' "hhN' arriving lhNl /
km
Ram II. Elkns aud " G. Roger t..
tnfsi ~ Crrrllus from santa tr tins
prning
Judge H. l.. NWtru. the we'll knoWu
Iwyrf, Wa n passenger Tor thornton
Ji- morning.
III VI iIu-ick the hig w,rl merchant
expected here from hlctgn tuial ou
r. NJ, i!rr
q. I'm Toward, ATTORNEY, Who Wa at
~ Vega. YESTERDAY. ha, guur over to the
rcn- couuit, uu hu-lur--.
j. " Fleming coal mur INSPECTOR iuf
sew MrNlru. passed Through thr cot, Tot
silver rlN from anita r. tins morning
Rev. llrIg-ou N. Methodist minister
ii Irfulm- auNri iu the m"tfuI-,lI,
his morning huI u4y-t,rrl al ,lr tutu.
JEAN.
John Mason ~ lI, ,mpIo, ul the 81
ante n lHrtur dt Nu-luN l- here visit.
,ng M. mHh"t aud -.-,'r "u south
FOURTH street
-. Davis. VIII W..uu. % t.-I, Co., l,-
Angeles and 90. r...,r.,. l,.t .,.. Clio. t.,-,.
RECLAMATION returned iu n. ,Ila.,urr,.,
duties last night
u,i,,, tJ,.,.,. .I..,, ,..,...
Ms. \. H. l"hu~ou i,Ii h-i evening 'uf
his home III hragu.
,'.n,
MI w. N'llr"ln', VIII OF th eng
h'"I "h we ''hh"' IA'.'.. I''"I""I
lhN' hIH"' '''I' '''' IT, relatives at
ih"h'N' N'|'''. VI '"''"I SISTER "'
"'''""''' WI. "'''''h' To- N'"I"i
que
g.. + schultz 81 \"w lutk Wlu came
here u few da,- ago ,of ht- health. Na- a
pa7-"iIg"f i"f La vega ihi- m"fulug.
where II" "cr''rt- " position at III" com
mission nous" "i Hall y Nan'A
Ticket. form local ~. second rlA-- y"
i3Nl2, ~oid IT, Kuhi tool AT Nnulurtquo.
destination kAu~4i- cts. has hrrn lp-i
~ presented conductors viii take ~ aud
collect full fare. aud ."ni IN with ran
PARTICULAR
The LunIur order ~ uItrd American
Mechanic gave u -rIal lance at Oid
Fellows hall last night The members 81
the order aud their ladies were out IN
force and spent u lrNghtiul evening
Dainty trftr-huuut- Were served
C.R Perry. division, ,flul.p.l,.ut for
the AtlantI y Pacific, came IA from uAl-
lur last night To- meet H. Muig" gen
rrAl superintendent lrf TIA" santa r.
railway. Hi clI"i clerk, ihlhp Allen.
arrived from uaiiup tins morning.
Mr.. NuusI II Illinois. vino WA on a
visit tn southern California arrived tins
morning from the west. being met AT tn.
d"IDt hI e.. ". Johnston aud wife, aud
Mr.. shields, Ia" hiH Will REMAIN ~
the ely for - few iaN-, hni then confirm"
her trip I" Illinois. she /" the guest al
Mrs. shields.
Mr.. I. 4. Mr'urm,rk and daughter.
who arrived here nbout "A week AGO from
GalIup. where. her husband WA f,rm.tn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

The rrr"~ Valley Railway company l.
nov engaged IN construction work that
Will rfirctually prevent ~aShouts this
year, Vt paints where wa-hnut- ha," "c
CURED IN past years. the banks have h"n
RAISED from eight Ia thirty inches. Seven
hundred linral feet ~ openings are being
put III between Eddy aud frr,~, several
pile tTr-ir- are being lrngthrnrd from
eighteen Ia thlrt! feet. prov ldlng addl.
iinnal water way. superintendent Nich.
ol- l. determined Ia get the roadway III
such conditions that fAln- and high water
viii occasion 10 della! ~ the operating
~ the fuhi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

Int CITIZEN the other day stated thu
4. +. Van F,r.aen. who hRd left Winslus
over n month ago. WAS still missing, and
that his friends feared that he hal lllN
with foul play, However. the drea,iiq
fears II rnlr,irr were dispellri YESTERDAY
~ Mr.. Van FO-srn sh0wpi ~, uil Sprula
street IN company with capt. II. u. Rlbh4
last night. The gentleman states that
naie much longer trip when he IN
Nlnslow than b" anticipated; hence ID
fears fur hiI safety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
The nu,l"ot Ciub meeting

The uutlnk clubs regular weekly
meeting last night was we'll attended ~
usual Dr, j. +. Pearcc Wa elected Ia
membership, The feature VI the evening
waS \ VI swans paper on "Burl,~i Amer.
lean Civilization This paprr takes Ell.
tirrh urw ground In American archeol.
oIN. The theory stated II that the earliest
American civilization, long prior Ia the
Nttm NJ lnltec racea, was located In New
MrNicoand Arizona, AMI that Mt the period
al IT, existence there wer" absolutely no
other inhabitants on the North American
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

The optic Of Yesterday SAYS Thomas
Tucker arrived here this morning from
santa F", bringing with him the motto.
rl"n- Twins" Tomas and Juan Lucero,
VIII" NJ" now serving time IN the terri
t"ral I"nit"ntlarl. The twins" know
considerable IN regard Ia III" murder ~
eN sheriff john lmhrriy and will lr used
IN the preliminary examination before
Juhg" smith tomorrow.
Mrs. .lO.. GOpllanhnr, who was visiting
l."3 Angrlr~. cal. friends the past month.
has returned home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

lhr optic, ~ commenting ou III" fear
ul wlnd Storm that rcufrrd IN Las We.
gn- l,-t MONDAY, say
Last evening the ~! {" the northwarI
Cluud,Sl mp AMI all appearances pointed
H. good, soaking rain hut II was AN,
other ca" IT apI~nrnuc"~ being drrel,
Iug, AT lrH-l Ia tins ~,'Ctiun ~ country ,hui
IN the clouds wake there came wind
Storm, that. IN lis staying qualities, l. an
example we'll worthy ~ imitation hy
,4,llr Of our citizens. Ia ~at that II hlrW
l. putting IL mildly, aud All last night
auri The best part II to-day has h""n ,rr,
dl-agrr"ahlr Ia those forced /" l." nIt
1T hinwrih where II listrlh, ani II diin't
seem ~ the least particular ~ L. which
direction II "ll-t,si,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

A wemAn's head
aches may come
from several eausea
she msy have q
headache arising
from nervousness,
~ from dig stivs dis
tufbances jus, the
same - . man nigh,
suHet fot the same
reasons Nine cases
IL ten, hovrvet, her
a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

bT. j. II Nluan'- many friends will r.
greet Ia lrarn that he i u"" suffering
from alteration al the rnfnN Ia both
ewes and viii be- nhligri IL remain ~ II
iafk foSm At II Vincent ~anltarlum fuf II
week ~ more longer New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

The rrmtr'rnrr "f III" \. N. T.. church
all meet IN this Ell, the coming fail
aud "a" people II that denomination nfr
planning loT extensive repairs anh reno.
Natlou ol their church IN view IT IN"
meeting,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
Ine >lsan ,."h. Scar Arn"p".rp"c


~ irrs .iIrn.
sine" coming L. NlhuqurrQur, IN ny
drives nl-ut the city, have given n little
attention Ia the "alkhll" lands NEAR the
ritI. and NrrS hrlrtly call atlrutl"u Ia "A
few paints,
We notlr" N"rN f"Itllr lands that ate
NOV producing line crops, -lir hN side
aud IA near prnNlmlt, I" iani- that are
~ white With salt aud nrhrh barren, \n
Instance uiaN h" seen near the huilllngs
II the nitrd states Indian ~rhrl
My one ralI So that The aikall LANDS
those on which he salt l. plunh Visible
At all times lie IN ,aurrf shaped, nt
-lmllar basins ur d"prr~-luu- hrl"H the
surrounding Lands
The fertile gardens aui land # old
town and west III the Indian ~rhul -lnp"
wet towards the rlNrr, ~ that water,
whether derived from prrrluiail"u ~ IL.
fgatiun huWS tnNHri the tiNrT nlur-
uunahll the salts from these Lands have
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

TIT. West t''"li~ni Instituii"n 'ln-~- us
tinh scholastic wear MAJ =. IHuG
Ia" u,.- military institute gives br
lu" ~ program uf the closing exercises ~
H. NTH annual -'--tnn IHl CIrIktN
hk''- pleasure Ia calling the attention ~
IL" l"-,plr ot IA" southwest H. tins ln-tl.
tuition FrW. II ANY, schools have hattlrd
harder against the irving ralamitlr~ II
the past Without N dollar ~ rndow
mrut Il has pushed right forward. aud
TODAY Ia, IL" reputation ~ being the
h'-i private training ~chu"l IN the south.
" tut boy. preparing lot college. cob
e. !r- Impressed himself up"n IA" peo-
T. ing u man ~ great push and "n.
g. sat- through him "" expect much
tiup trI- Iu,.IIutiun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
lNn.llAM

rrmN al"tn"n MAJ l-t. cadets ali
uuu reception ~ 50.
ruuilN, NnN 3d. 1T TIA m. annual ser
mu. lN ~. I.,. k,Allir. at the First
r,r-hNtlau church.
I,r-haN. "Wednesday and thursday
from 50. ~ I" t. IL. alId iruln =. M
b. T.. NJ, written examinations.
thursday evening, MnN 1lh, uI"tln
trmirnt'- animal reception.
FuiaN. MAJ Nth, IIuln ~ "a. ~. to T. H..
sabre arm, Indian ciuh rNrrri-l- and r,.
wdrilIg ut hun"i~; - H.. INSPECTIONS al
IIIhTtrfr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

+. j. l'Olan and v. ". larineir.
Detroit, Mich, arr al Sturv'S EuroI-al
The evening times., 1896-08-20
FUNERAL OF PROF. CROUCH.

Confederate Society of Maryland win
Take Charge of 1t.
Baltimore, Aug. 2O..The Confederate
Society OF Maryland will have charge or the
funeral of Prof. Crouch, the author OF
Kathleen Mavourneen,' who died Tues
day night at Portland, Me.
Tie trustees of the Crouch benefit fund.
appointed during the winter, when the aged
musician was so seriouslyill, to take charge
OF his effects, will convey the funds left
from the 81 900 subscribed at that time
| to his family. which is almost left penui-
less by the death of the musical genius.
The body will probably arrive Friday y
| and the funeral will take place ou the fol-
lowing day.
A telegram received from Portland stated
| that the old professor death was peace
| full BY his side at the time of his death
were Miss Charlotte Thomas and George
A. Thomas, the first pupils to receive in
| structiops from the venerable musician in
| this country. He was paying visit to
their home at the time, and there cele-
brated his last birthday.
A volume of his unpublished songs will
| be issued, togetbe. with his memoirs, tht
proceeds OF the sale 10 be given TO his
| family.
The evening times., 1896-08-20
ELECTRICPARK
Of CHEAP RATE TO a.
0u ANNAPOLIS AND BALTINIORE0
FROM ALTAR TO PRISON.
Thief Robbed n House Before Mnrr,
ing and Was Arrested.

Thief Robbed n House Before Marry
ing and Was Arrested.
Louisville, Aug. 20.-Old Charley Lob
ring, the thief, went out last Tuesday
night, or rather early "Wednesday morn
ing, and when he came home in the morn
Ing his pockets were filled with icwelry
stolen from the kunncn residence on Laurel
street.
A few hoars later he was standing at The
altar being married. He was q arrested for
the robbery just as he was coming out Of
the house, and when his wife heard OF IL
she said: Charley, Devcr knew you were
that kind of fellow"
Charley Lohring has been thief all his
life. He has served terms in Frankfort,
JeffersonviIle and Columbus. and his name
appears on the local worl,house records too
often to count. His right name Is Charles
Efnngham, but his stealing names arc
LohriDg and Clark. lie is q cunning cid
fellow, and often -prvtccts himself In q
manner that makes IL difficult for.:he po-
lice to get at him. Last summer lie was u
leading singer in The choir In tie Highway
Aes~-iAA.
The evening times., 1896-08-20

a. W. STEWART g. Co., Proprietor
Broadway 6 3stb ST., New York
Principal Depots where the Genuine Pep-Ko.a
is sold In Washington, ID. G.
Samuel 7. Sio,t. sos Pennsylvania Ave, N. w.
Acker q kenner, 1929 Pennsylvania Ave, N. w
G. G. c. Simms, New York Ave. and Iith ST., \. w.
Walter o. Davis, nth and G Sts
Chss. F. Keim, 1873 I4th ST., N. w
Z. X. Helphenstine, I4th and X Sis., N. w.
Thos X. Shaw. 7th and Sts., ". w.
J. W. Hodges, Pennsylvania Ave. and I'D ST.
Alex. s. Daggett sol Vermont Ave. n. w.
&. A. Prentiss. !'th and h Sts. n. W.
Drew's Drug Store llt0 Connecticut Ave.
J. c. Brown. 1th St. and Rhode Isl and Ave.
Guy NJ Neiiey & Co.. "a 18th ST. r. Il.
The evening times., 1896-08-20

Reduced Rates to Cleveland and Re
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.
On account Of the biennial encampmen5
of the knights of Pythias at Cleveland.
August % TO go, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road will sell August % TO "a, round trip
tickets at rate of S14.67, good to return
August 2T to al au20 At
The evening times., 1896-08-20
. csc. CHAPEL POINT. CSC.

- 25c. CHAPEL POINT CSC. -
i20 MILES FOR sc, SATURDAY, AUG. -
The palace steamer Harry Randall wi l
make her last "Trip of the season from the
River View wharf at a. ID. Returning, ar
Iive in Washington at 10 Pm.
ne salt water bathing, fishing and crab
bing. Music and danci the grounds
Hotel Belieview now open. Terms. So So. s.,
End IS rer week au-2Q-3c
The evening times., 1896-08-20
AMUSEMENTS. A

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
HERMAN AND RIFE............Ma Managers
EDWAR il. ALLEN. Resident Manager
Opening al the Regular Season,
MONDAY EVENING. AUG. "a.
Magnificent production Of Zebul as Beau
tiful Opera,
"AM0R1TA."
By the Emma II. Steiner Gaiety Opera Co.
A Chorus of 10 Voices and an Orchestra of 20
Nh -icians.
The following scale of prices will lie main
tanned throughout the seaso
Orchestra Chairs. Row A 10 X, inci Il sivc..s5c
OTel estfa Chars, remainder. .50c
Orchestra Circle first D 5rows...........5 soc
Orchestra Circle, remainder. er.-..-....-..--..25c 25c
balcony 225c
Gallery y.................-..-. 15c
NoTE-a good reserved seat on lst floor. 2oc.
Box office opens Thursday. Aug. ~, 4. IN.
The evening times., 1896-08-20
wANTED-RIcYcLEs.

w ANTED Bicycles, high grade, 80,
lady ana gents; will exchange lot in
Laurel, Nd, for same. Address A. B.,
this office. au20-7t,em
w wANTED-Lady's bicycle, 2s-inch
wheel maroon Color '96, in good
condition. Address O. h. MARTIN. 7th st.
and Va. ave. sw. Item
The evening times., 1896-08-20

the compartment, chloroform, ether, baud
ages, and such essentials are kept.
Inside aud out the car is painted with z
specially prepared paint, which may he
| scaldcd without injury aud which wilt
stand disinfection by means of SUPER
heated steam or air. In this way all da nger
OF disease germs lingering about the car
Is done away with.
With all its perfection the cost OF this
car is far less than that of an ordinary
passenger coach. The latter, according 10
modern demand, must be finished in the
finest aud most expensive woods, of va
rious and barmonizing varieties, while the
furnishings must be OF the most luxurious
sort
DIVIDED INTO SECTIONS.
There must be curtains OF rare textures,
Brussels carpets and hundred ana one
things that the public demand, yet rarely
seem to notice unless they are absent. All
this adds to the cost. With the new hospital
car there is nothing but what Is practically
needed for The saving OF life or for the com-
for: OF the injured, so that its first cost is
estimated at $4,000.
In operating a system of hospital cars
the railroad will be divided into sections
of zoo hundred miles, and a car assigned TO
each section. The permanent station w.l.
he in the middle OF each section, and thus
100 miles in either direction will he con-
troilel.
/; is estimated that when the system has
become complete and far-reaching. at least
one-half of the danger and suffering re-
sutins from improper care and attendance
in railroad wrecks ana collisions will be
done away with, and also the payment of
thousands of dollars in the way OF damages
will be saved the railroad companies.
The evening times., 1896-08-20

Kola, The best heart and nerve
stimulant. without reaction, in the
world. Pepsin, the greatest digest
i've known. Phosphates for brain.
reve and stomach.
The evening times., 1896-08-20
ron a1Rs.

FOR HIRE-To drummcrs and bu1P
ness men. home and buggy or DnZton,
$l.6O and So per day. Apply to the HE4
STABLES. rcaT OF 616 8 Z Ct. y W.: telephone
Q01l 400. 0y10-0
The evening times., 1896-08-20
SUMMER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY Excellent ac-
ctmnodations tho. 2 North New Jef-
sey avenue at 81 day. au19-3t-em.
JOHNSON HOUSE. Colonial Beach,
First ciass loarG and rooms; terms
reasonable. euS- 1dt-cin
The evening times., 1896-08-20
FoR sALE-LoTs.

FOR sALE-Corner s lots, East Wash
ingtOn, near Met. car line: will sell for
29c; big bargain. Address BONANZA. this
Office. aols-6t-em
The evening times., 1896-08-20
wo,,sd Fnrnisbed Bouses

Wanted Furnished Houses.
Wanted for immediate tenants, furnished
houses in all sections of the city. Daily
applications. Cali or address Times Real
Estate Bureau, Tenth and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
The evening times., 1896-08-20

LOST-ODe smallt white fox terrier;
black eyes; black spot on forehead:
short tail; answers manic Of kid" Suit
able reward il returned 10 921 / ST. NV.
The evening times., 1896-08-20

LOST-Fox terrier gyp; answ ers 10 name
Jessie; white; black markings on head
and tail Reward if returned to 1897
10th st. NV. Item
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w ANTED a position by well known,
responsible young man of temperate
| habits, as confidential clerk or representa-
| tive of some reputable business house: will
| ing to take any reputable position. Ad-
dress POSITION, this office. au1S-3t
w ANTED Employment in city or
country first-class hOrseshoer and
blacksmith; single man. Address W. A
| SMITH. Tenleytown. d. @. au1S-3t
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FOUND.

FOUND-Pair spectacles in case; owner
can have by paying for this adj at
11O9 18th st. NV. 1t
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RAILWAY HOSPITAL CAR
Newest Thing in Development
. of Rolling Stock.
MANY LIVES WILL BE SAVED

Injured People May Receive Prompt
Surgical Treatment as Effectively
as in City HospitaI-Fitted Up
With beds, an Operating Room and
New Form of Stretcher.
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S6 REV from saks' cor
Der July %, Peerless bicycle, No. 2, 7O3
Store lst and d NV. au1S-3t
LOST-A large greyhound, named Faust;
address 63S B st. sw. On collar; finder
will please return him To above address and
receive re eward. an1S-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE new $100bi-
cycle, never used. for horse, harness.
and buggy. Address BONITA. This office.
- au1 @. 3t nm
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couNrRY HOARD.

WANTED y few more boarders; resi-
dencc miles west OF Warrenton, va;
pure spring water; mountain air an iscenery;
81 per week FOR adults, So. 80 for children.
Address r. +. Mnffett. Shade, Fauquier Co.,
Uo nu1S.Iat
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LOST.

LOST-A pocketbook containing a sum
or money and valuable papers, Return
to 81 X st NV. and receive liberal re ward
Item Dg
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FOR RENr-suBURBAN.

FOR RENT-on Congress Heights, en-
line OF new electric road, Groom cot.
tage; acre OF ground. plenty OF fruit and
shade trees; stable and cnrriags house; Use;
month. Address OWNER, this office.
au10-3t
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LOsT-A Cuban parrbt ANY one re-
turning it to AL 'Tth st. sw. will re-
celYe q reward. l-ak au10-3t
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w wANTED-A place for strong hoy.
II years of age; In store, office or on
wagon; best OF references Apply lSI4 IL
9th st, NV. aug1S-3t
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PosIoEFIcE NOTICE

Should be read daily by all Interested
as cnduges may occur at iuy time.
Foreign mails for the week, ending
August 20, close promptly at this office
as follows:
The evening times., 1896-08-20

w NTED-Energet young man de-
sires position as shipping clerk or in
office; moderate salary. BOX z, this office.
au1 S-3t-em
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w wANTED-By A well recommended
licensed engineer and steam filter. a
situation. Address S. II. c., this office
au1S-9t-em
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w wANTED-By Il young man with over
Two years experience, place in plulnb-
ing shop. Address c. B. A. this office.
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w ANTED-Situation by good driver
ana sarucner; German: with references
G. q No 62bf INV. atII O. Ar -efn