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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
M'VICKER'S THEATER.
The Hollands Have Begun the Fourth
Week of Their Engagement.

week or Their engagement.
T.. NJ. and Joseph Holland began the
fourth week of their successful engage
ment at McVicker's Theater on Monday
night. This date also marked the first
production on any stage of three-act
comedy, from the pens of Clyde Fitch
and Leo Dietrichstein, entitled "A Super
fuous Husband" Messrs. Fitch and
Dietrichstein acknowledge that much of
the material used in this comedy has been
secured from the German OF Ludwig
Fulda "A Superhuous Husband" is pre-
coded by one-act curtain raiser, entitled
"1S71." 1t deals with an episode of the
Franco-Prussian war, and has been
adapted by Mr. Charles III. Palmer, of
Milwaukee, who, for much of the matter
he has used, acknowledges the invasion
of realms of French literature, inasmuch
as he announces that 1871" Is from the
French of Alphonse Daudet.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

able of being raised or lowered 20
feet. The lenses to be used in the tele-
scope are the largest ever constructed.
They are ready to be placed as soon as
the observatory Is completed.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
] down Srith : orasl,. b NJ

Vice President Stevensony Gov Drake
and his official staff, and score or moro
e prominent Burlington city and county
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Iohn Cnrr Rohbcd of SIS. OOO.

John Carr, a lumber dealer of Long ISL
and City, had desperate fight with two
highwaymen in West Haverstraw, n. Y,
Thursday evening, and as n result of his
encounter he lost $1,000. The jhighwayr
men. white man and a negro, are being
sought by the police. ~,e.s, -. s',, Z.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Weyler Is Idle.

The great floods which have occurred
in Pinar del Rio and along the western
trocha are not alone paralyzing the Span
ish military movements in the west of
Cuba, but may also retard for some weeks
more the carrying into effect of Capt.
Gen. Weyler's plans for personal opera
tons against Antonio Maceo. Vessels
from Spain continue to enter the port
daily, bringing new re-enforcements
About $1,000 men have been disembark-
ed. Many of these are veterans of for
mer campaigns there and elsewhere, and
consequently are expected to achieve bet
ter results than the recruits formerly
brought over. Apparently they are full
of energy and enthusiasm and are anx-
ious for the fray. A majority of them
landed across the bay in Regia, and the
men are distributed thence to different
points on the island by rail or coast trans
ports. A correspondent in Santiago de
Cuba says that the American prisoners,
Frank Agramonte and Julius SAM, have
been transferred from Moro Castle to
the civil prison in the city, together with
Gonzales, n Venezuelan general. 1t is
expected that they will all soon be called
for trial. The Americans are visited fire.
auently by Consul Hyatt or his deputy,
Consul Prevail, who reports them as well
treated by the prison authorities. The
Spanish press of Havana is engaged in a
heated editorial discussion OF the propo-
sition to expel from the island all Cuban
negroes as soon as the triumph of the
Spanish arms In the present struggle shall
be assured. and follow up this step by
encouraging white migration from the
poorer provinces of the peninsula.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

Next "Solomon's Wealth and
Wisdom.--'T. Kings, A: 1884
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ARTHUR E. YUNDT,
TEACHER OF
MANDOLIN, VIOLIN, GUITAR.
studio, 934 L street.
20 Lessons SO. Room l..
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
fttUI Ei.I f-uIilCc OF Builuing for
Library OF Congress, Washington, D. C.,
October 8, 1896 Miscellaneous tools, re-
fus,, luniher. rope :tuu utner oIG materials
will hcsold ~ public auction on the premises
OF the Building for the Library of Congress.
In inis city on TUESDAY. the 18th day
Of October, 1886 commencing AT 10 o'clock
a. IN. These articles ma : he scenand schedule
phtainei on application 10 The auciioneerS
Or To this office.
R3TCLiFFE, SUTTON X CO. Auction
GERS. oc6,7 ,9,1o,l2
c. G. SLOAN co: AuCTioNEEkS.
rp,,sr,ps. l4os NW;,orrn nv pp,
ESTATE, No. 1857 OHIO AVE. NV.
By virtue OF deed or trust. dated March
e2. 1881, and daily recorded in l,iber Nc.
Of the Dist ricr nf Columbia, and at the Ic-
quest of the party secured thereby, We. the
undersigned trustees, will sell at public
sncuon III front Q! The premises on MON
DA Y, the TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER
tS96, at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ: the fol
lowing land and premises situate in the
uty Of Washington, district OF Columbia. :.
and deSi gnatcd as lot d, in subdivision OF
lot ] in square 23I. as the same appears
of record ia the Office OF the surve, or oI
said District OF Columbia, together with all
he Improvements, consisting of a three
NV.
Terms of sale: One-fourth OF purchase
money In cash. ana the balance 10 suit
purchaser. monthly, if desired, with interest
at per eeut per annum. payable semi.
annually. from day of sale. A deposit OF
500 Will be required of the purchaser
a. the time of sale. An conyeyancing, re-
eordllg, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms
or sale 10 bc complied with in ten uOi
days. or The property To nc resold AT risk and
cost of defaggl,lng ,mE pgrchaser iS.,
FILLMORE HARRISON.
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q surgeon, went twenty-seven blocks during
the busy portion Of the day to bring him to
the hospital, where the laceration was
dressed.
Amusing incidents happen sometimes with
all the rest This time q son of old Erin
came with a prescription to the drug win
dow, and again the question of pllial
arose.
Have you bottle::'' kindly asked the
genial druggist.
"Begorra, and that's wot l have wild me
shure, and, as yes a foiue lad, would yes
mond a drink" responded Pat, as he drew
from his inside pocket q half-filled flask
Of genuine old Bourbon whisky. He got the
prescription, but the druggist did not in
dulgc.
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BOOK ON VENEZUELA.
Father Strickland Issues Book on
the Boundary Question.

London, Oct. 1O.-Father Strickland has
issuci book oil the Venezuelan boundary,
based on documents and maps found in
the archives of the Capucin order.
The book tends 10 the conclusion that
the rights of Great Britain as far as the
schomburgk line are rcfragable, and
that regarding the region beyond the line
Great Britain has as much right as Vene-
Zuela.
The documents establish indubi.ably the
Dutch right on the whole coast TO and in
clnaing Point Barima. and also To parts
far in the Hinterland. They show that
there are certain tracts in different parts
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
and board. $40 st. NV IL
FOR RENT-Roonls, with board, in pri-
vate FAMILY, al 506 Q ST. NV; rooms
nicely Iurmsned; good cooking, and every
branch OF housekeeping under the per-
sonal supervision OF an experienced lady;
references exchanged. Oe9-6t-cm
FOR RENT-S44 for two, with first
class board and a bright, cheerful front
room on Sd floor, convenient location: 4
car lines. 9OS L NV. Oc7-3t-em
FOR RENT-Rocm and board for two.
ST. single, $4- SIS Fla. ave- NV.
Oc6 -4t-cm
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wANTED-BOARD. w

w NTED-YouDg lady taking even
ing studies desires beard in family or
nurse invalid. Address A. ID. D., this
office. oe9-3v
w wANTED-By mother and daughter
ladultsi room and hoard, rates reasoIl-
able Address w. L C., this office.
ocS1s
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Hahdsom new store in a
business center; concreted cellar; first
class furnace. gas and clec,ric lights. now
contains fixtures for a first-class bicycle
store; rent moderate: open for inspection.
j. x, this office. CcS-3t
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A beautiful home. located
in fashionable NV, for about $40 900:
will also sell the furniture rs Wen ds house
at great sacrifice to quick buyer. Cal.
at Room 26 MctZerott building. lilo
F st. Cc1o-Tt,em
FOR SALE-A well built. modern
house, 8 rooms, bath and cellar. loca-
ton northeast; price reduced nom S3,250
to $1,000. Address REASONABLE. this
office. ocS
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LEG Al, NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
triCt Of Columbia.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
triCt Of Columbia.
The eth day of October, 1896.
Catherine Melyina Muulton VS.. Frank
W. Moulton. No. IL 7,6s2. Docket Al.
On motion of the plaintiff by Mr.. Charles
Z. Thorn, hersoiicitor, II is ornered thatthe
defendant. Frank W. MCultOn, cause his
appearance To be entered herein on or
before the first rule udy occurring forty
days after this day; otherwise the cause
will bc proceeded with as IN case of de-
Fault.
The object of this suit is divorce for de-
serticn and abandonment for more than
two uninterrupted years prior To ffling
Of her bill.
To he published in Law Reporter and
Washington Times once u week for three
successive weeks.
BY the court,
W. s. cox, Justice, etc.
True copy. Test:
]. Il. YOUNG, Clerk, etc.
N. e. DOWNS, Assistant clerk.
oc9- iaw3w-em
ESTATE of Henry Wells, late Of the Dis
trictorColumbia. No. t4l1- Doc. 22.
Application having been made 10 the SUI
prcmc court OF -he District of Columbia,
holding orphans court, for probate of last
Will anu testament and for letters tesla
meDtary on said estate, by George L. Ham
Htou and Edward H. Wilson, this is to give
poticc 10 all concerned to appear in said
court on Friday, the 18th day OF October.
A. ID. 1896, at 10 O'Clock =. m, 10 SHOW
cause why such application should not be
granted.
Attest. J. N0TA McGILL,
Register of Wills.
IL ]. COLBERT.
Proc or for Applicants
oc3,I0,17
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slTu ATIoNs *Akrgn-,iALE.

SITUATIONS ~AisrE ED-siALE
WANTED Student wishes TO earn
.2a,% spare ar E sa S.s; eooaiaers'e Ys.eia
TED "A osiion az furnishing
lsnt salesmlif; several years cx-
periehss; best OF ft3s Addiess n. T. =,
wANTED@By ,Ioiofed man, aged 20,
pia.e Ia s.ore, assp6fter; good ref. W..
tii's oinee. 1a..s - IL
w a ANTEO-A gtnIieman having many
years experience in business is os,cn
for an engagement as private secretary
or compan.On, or wiifi iacccpt position as
manager Of club house or aIy position
or trust, has had EXPERIENCE 10 making
investments and management OF property:
can give highest references aud bOhl II
required. Address ENERGY, this office.
scl8.fri .sat. SUI limo
WANTED BY Il soung man, situation
as clerk m pension or patent attorneys
oIIice. several years experiences; good refs.
Address c. r r.. this office. ocs-3t.em
WA ANIED place as irst-ciass
oyster COOK: white. good refs. Address
SITUATIONS wASTEp-FEiALE.
WANTED to cook, wash. and
iron. 6l3 Va ave. sw. Item
w 10y ctinpetent white wo-
woman housework. 1928 N. II: ave.
Item
w wANTED by fIrsJ-ciass seamst,ess
FAMILY sewing; can cut ana ut: terms
reasonable. Address l.. NJ, tlis office
010-3t-em
w Philadelphia wnninn,
not afraid OF work, place in q board,
iDe-huuse as housekccper or cook; wiz
gpou refs. Address Mrs. A. NJ. T., Central
Union Mission. oc103t-esii :.
w "A N.EriD-by respectable cuIoie, rlri
Il place to do siN-day work, cleaning
or plain launary work. 237 2d st. ne.
w a respectful colored wo-
man, place with nrst-class family as
ceok; can give good references. No. lsiS
Ii st. NV. ocl0-3t
wANTED- coloreI woman. place
to do general bousework, or eham9er-
maid. Al Homes Court NV. 1t =
w wANTED-By eoiored woman, wash,
lug TO DO at home, Address 432
Washington st. NV. eel0-3t
w ANTED-sewing by the day 'or
week, or 10 attend an invalid or an
old person. 44O q st. NV. it
w wANTED-sew wing by the. day or
week; TeIs. Address u. Y, this office
w Position by neat cutter,
with four years expe Hence. En-
PERiENCE,. this office. oc1O-bt
wANTED--By respectable colorea gin
place " toDk, WISH, ana lron- .lsSl
ST. sw. II
w A ANTED-i1aces,c ctianhernaid and
COOK; moderate wages; TO be together.
1912 X st NV CcS-3t.em
w wANTED-hy white settled wnnnn,
q Home at Moderate wages in small
FANNY; is good COOK, and NEAT worNer;
main object home. CAN Mt 1iIa l3th
st. NV. Guod refs. oc9-3t
w "A fx.lr.ls -iiaEe =as general iIouss'-
worker, flrsi-ciass refs. ddrcss NJ.
12I3 X st. NV. OcJ-it
w a NTED-B rcrn.e,i aud intelligent
iany, companion for lady or goyerfess.
1918 + ST., rooiu 8. ocs-3t
w 4 NTED-B respectable ooiorcd g.ri.
place as ciiamhcrina!d; good refs; stay
nights. Address 1926 11th NV. ocs,,'-eip
w wANTED-YonD lady, graduate
hcou's College, y an IS position as type
writer or stenugraplier Az kw.
0Ce-ob - = i -
WANTED D-Ernployment Tor 20 gen
eTai hooseworkers, several from cuun-
try; So To SO per month; refs ~
1lth ST. NV. y ft" 0c6-7t
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WILL BE BLACKLIsTED.

'He won't b. abic to do SO again, toT MS
name " III b. hiacklisted."
"You see," the doctor went on TO eA-
plain, ''ttIe ma ln,F iii snlchpeopisof means
able to hire a physician and pay drug
rists' bills " III come here and impose On "a
free Institution. The hospital might have
forever i;.ve supposed this this ma n to nave
been q pauper, but for the accidental ex-
posure of that roll of bills Patients are
only required to furnish their oW n bot
ties the dispensary providing the medicine
and the cork free. This man expected TO
get the phiai thrown III, or lie would doubt
less have brought one from home, and in
this he Mas caugh5.''
1t hardy seem credible that during the
course of a year upwards of $4,000 per-
sons in the city Of Washington, or one out
of about every sixteen of its Inhabitants,
receive medical attention without money
and without price at this one Institution -
the Emergency Hospital and Central Dis
pensary.
Yet the records show that an average OF
nearly 500 patients-;trc treated monthly,
and out OF this vast number many are i'm
pustors. Only II small percentage on the
wh,lc perhaps but altogether too much
III the aggregate.
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CORPS OF DETECTIVES.

II would require corps of detectives TO
prevent the injustice and thus IL gees on
from day to day as only in exceptional in-
stances is it j. Ssiile To discriminate be-
tween those wio are really needy and the
INSCRIPTIONS who 1yoid doctors when they
are fully able tn pay them, by false repre-
sentatiuns.
1t happened some time ago that mod
estIy dressed woman with cultured and
intellectual appearance came into the
waiting-rcom of tie hospital and for some
time stooIiDfront ofthe desk, behind which
sat pretty nurse girl issuing cards Of ad-
mission.
When she had procured hers, she took
seat upon one of the benches, between two
colored women, TO await her name being
called. She was recognized by an attending
physician as some one he had seen at n
society event some time before, and when
She left the building was foilowered toward
the Smithsonian grounds, where she entered
n handsome carriage, and her colored coach
man drove her TO the northwestern section
of the city. This woman proved to be the
wife Of a government official, the chief OF
a department whose salary was $4,000
per annum.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

w A NTED-A first-class Ia iior and first,
Class taIurcss; II not experienced need
not apply. BEN M1iRSLiN, sos vtn ST. NV.
Item
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ANOTHER INSTANCE.

ANU II Elk l.Ns>l 3NlE.
In much similar instance once a woman
was exposed by n disci,arr - colored SER
want who was waiting treatment at the
same time with her rormcr mistress.
Some time<a go there applied for treat
ment a wcman n suffering fro:.l heart troCble
She appeared very poor. Wore a patched
ana faded calico dress and bonnet Of the
style of 'T6. II became necessary in the
diagnosis of her case, which she did not
anticipate. that she WAS compelled to re-
move some OF ncr g:lments.
AT first she protested, and finally when
she WAS induced 10 comply with tie re-
Guesr il was found that she wore silk un-
nerwcar with beautiful trimmings 1iH an
fmported CORSET which bore the mark of
It's Partisan maker.
Caring the extremely hot season last
'Iiuner when GnzeDs of people Were fall
ing from heat prosiraLioDs daily, an &C.
centric old lady was picked up at the
Corner of II and Eleventh streets and
brought 10 the hospital She Wore three
suits of underwear and two dresses in
which wis carefully $, wee. the sum of
nearly 500 in gold coin.
1t is remarkable for wnat trfling all
ments the hospital physicians are called
upon to prescribe. Only few mornings
ago singular case LA I,,sII-t
1t was shortly after 4 O'Clock aud all was
as quiet as the grave. even the most rest
less patients slumbcrcd well that night.
Suddenly Joe, The night ambulance driver,
was startled from a nap by the loud ringing
OF the telephone bell.
AN AMBULANCE CALL.
1t broke the stiffness with n sound that
betokencd distress. Must be an ambulance
call. he thought, as he placed the receiver to
his ear. 1t was. PLEASE do come quick
up 10 No. Seventeenth street; a man is
dying"
1t didn't take long to arouse DR.. Law.
renee out of his snug. warm bed, and soon
"Old Gray might have been seen DASH
Ing at breakDeck speed up the Avenue. -
The ambulance halted In front of hand
some three STORY brick house. and the
dying man carefully placed inside and
hastcned TO the hospital. all the tine the
surgeon eNerting his utmost professional
and scientific abilities iu an endeavor to
locate the disease.
diagnosis of his case in the operating
room disclosed the fact that the man had
lain during the night with his head in q
distorted position. and had awakened witl
what is known rs a stiff neck That was all
ailipg him aud he got bottle of liniment
Aman who could not have beena Yankee
was whiting a stick aud discussing poll
tics with his neighbor. on r street, one day
/; last week. His knife slipped. cutting his
, finger, and the Emergency ambulance, with
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LOST.

of Venezuela and Guiana which We're not
seized by either the Dutch or Spaniards,
and the present ownership of these, Father
Strickland contends, can only be settled
oy diplomacy or arbitration.
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FOR RENT-sTABLE.

FOR RENT-Ncw stable in rear OF No.
442 Franklin st. NV; SO. oc1O-3t
FOR RNNT-Room for two horses; also
room for carriage or delivery wagon:
81 a month. 1920 Stb st. NV. sel9-tf
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DO you propose to buy a suit this wiz
ter, full dress or any other kind? IL
you DO, or do not, 1t might pay YOU to
investigate our fine custom made suits,
the least bit worn, at prices that will
surprise you JGSTH'S OLD STAND, 6lJ
ID st NV Octj-1w
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BUsIN Ess CHANCES.

BUsINE Ess CHANCES.
WANTED-To bny a drug store or
icns a ,,.IBcr sbiiaile Tor establish
ing one. DRUGGIsT. tin office. Item
F'OH > - Liza aucuos, Idestia :, uct.
Is, lsao. uinng4in iufi,.h room. well
equipped. 62l 1uI ST. NV ID. ID. RADON,
Salesman. Tf' oclD-3t,em
GREAT sacrifice; cigar store and pool
ruOAi iu heart al City. Aouress uRi.AT
BARGAIN, this office oc1O-3t
w wANTED-GrOcrry store; any one
ANXIOUS 20 sell can do so TO advantage
by addressing Z. a. Shea, 632 IA. ave.
NV. oclO-st
FOR SALE-S2oow VIII buy combination
Sore, bow rent: falling OF health: come
and see. b3 Il ST sw. Ccs-3t
FOR SALE-coalyard: hes trctail stand
IL TIE CITY, cause Of selling, want u
leave the city. Actress 2Gt2 4th st. NV
ocS-tt
FOR SALE-Nicc business; conbina-
non sIOrr, Including cigars, tobacco.
S2Io, comfOr able house; cneIp rent. u.
$ l., lnI> Office. acs-6t
WANTED wish To enengc ;hr
'scrYlres ur a good business man. hav-
Ing from $1,000 to S5.UUv To invest in
an established manufacturing business un-
der Il iinc uT patents; solid as soid, large
profits assured; capital invested To be ST.
cured 10y real estate, If desired. Address
NANUFACTURER. this Office. ocs-1t
FOR SALE-SIOO cas- corner grocery,
l2tn ST. anu Fla. ave. NV. doing a Eood
cash business. hors., wagon, harness. slctk
and fixtures, ice boxes, owner going 10
leave the city. Can or address STOCK,
this office. oc1-3t-em
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St.25 To Baltimore and Re SIPS
turn VIA Pennas r.. r.. -
Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sun
day, october 10 and IL, and will be valid
for retum passage until Monday, October
12. Good ON any train. oc6-5tem
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IMPOSE ON THE HOSPITAL
Some Undeserving Apply at
Public Di.pensarles.
THEY ARE NOT IN POVERTY
Instances of Some who Have Ap-
piled for Cheap Medicines, VINO
showed Ability to Buy at Retail
Drug StOre--One Nun Had $50 In
His POcket-Trials of Physicians.

"Have you got change for So bilif
asked IL middie-ageu man, dresseu III d
plain PLAID suit OF clothes, as he STOOD III
the lower corridor OF tDe Emergency hos
pital the other day. Il would like get
q 5-cent piece"
The itiui> i,iual of whom the favor was
asked replied that he guessed he cohiu
make it, aud proceeded 10 count out the
money. Tbereupon tie man IN the piaia
suit, who seemed to be suffering from q
sore throat and a cold in the head, diVed
dccp into his trousers pocket ana Ay'y
aud cautiously produced roll or Treas
ury notes, among which there remained
two tens and another five after The eA-
change had been made. With the mckei lie
was seen To purchase from one Oh tnc
attendants small pbial, which lie had
filled with medicine in che drug depart
ment of the ,lispcnsary.
That man. observed resident piysf
,.ian, " ho had witnessed the proceeding, as
the par,ent left the nosprtai, comes here
Durporting To be too poor to pay re'ah
druggist 30 cents for compromising a pre-
scriptIon, yet he carries in his pocSsJ at TINS
very moment, as you see, at least $50, ana
how much more no one knows.
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HELP wANrED-FEuALE.

wANTED-A good woman I q do gem
erdi housework. Can a. 100 Z 81. NV.
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LACE curtains laantiried equal TO new,
at so cts a pair; mail orders receive
prompt attention No. 70 + ST NV.
OCT-SJ
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LEAGUE BOWLERS-Buy y.'nr
baIiS ol us, anC We VIII take your
old balls i'll exchange. NOVELTY IuRh-
ING SCROLL SAWING WORKS. 1872
ST. tE5- -J,eib
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Il will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife, Elizabeth kobler.
FREDERICK KOHLER, 404 Wilson st. NV
October 8, 1895. oc1O-3t
FRESCO painters meeting Thursday
evening, 1880 p. m.. corner 19th st.
and Pa. ave. NV. Over Reeds store
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CONSUL III FREE. II ID.
GORDON, attorney, room = S1S st.
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w ANTED-Partner, culored, male or :
female, IN paying business; no takers
noticed. Address VI M. b., this Office IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

w ALL PAPER VIII paper Your
ruomS from ;. UP ard guarantee tic
wur6. HARRY MANDEhS, 1875 I'm ST.
no cIo-7t
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Us 9,h ST. NV. IN i, sore and dwr 'g, Cr SGD 90
A a. .Ai nUOD. vi stu ); " W
Sea ba auce of list IA star. oeIt-3te,a
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PRIVATE GaGcing lessons, cLeap,
write furtsTmS. Address YOUNG LADY.
his ,ffiea aclu-3t
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EOR jump seat surrey and
.-vui. ruchaway, cEcap for cash; also
L, yon Mass. ave, Hear Ed st ne. price way
dlwn. Can room 20 Aeszerott building.
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wANTED-ROslNS.

w ANTED-Lady, with two boys, aged
and q years, wants pleasant, CON-
Portable room, with bOaTI, terms mast he
reasonable. Address Y. Y. n, this office.
The evening times., 1896-10-10
FOB uENT--RcoNs

FOR RENT Comfortably fur. room:
IlSitt ;..u gas; with OF without boar,i;
bO1 0th 81. me-; rcasunabIe rates. Mrs. n.
ID. WALKER. Item
The evening times., 1896-10-10

j. E. CHEEL. teacher u piano.
organ anu singing at .lSht- particular
attention to tcgimIers as we'll as ru these
further advanced; terms, $40 per quarter.
1910 q st. NV .G3-Item
The evening times., 1896-10-10

NO FEE UNTIL CURED.
DIR. EATHERMAN.
Specialist in al forms or pnvate diseases
Hydrocple Yaricocclc and Structure cured
Consultation free Every day . to l2, 2
to .; Tues Thurs and Saturday evenings
to g. 6O2 F st. nw. Closed Sunday
The evening times., 1896-10-10

WANTED White girl TO do general
hu"se murk III smaii private ianiny:
must stay nights. and fond or chil-
dreii. Apply aI NO. l1l1 " ST. NV.
The evening times., 1896-10-10

ANTED-A respectable girl abo.. -
10 IA years OLD to ASSIST with light
bousework; must brng good city ref. Ap-
ply at 1880 10th St NV. Item