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very dif fferent frame of mind from that IN
in which he left it. In fact, he was In very
black humor indeed as he entered his sitting
room, where, TO complete his perpiexity,
Archie Lidyard was seated, with his heels
on the mantel and serene smile on his bps
Halloo.' said Lidyard "Pye accepted
your lunch, but if I'd known ] should have
bad to wait so long for it I'm - if would
not have gone elsewhere
Ruthven was loo excited to take any
notice of the remark. He strobe up to the
young man and looked at him savagely.
Where's your mother " he demanded.
1t was Lidyard's turn to look astonished.
"Where's-my-mother. Why?" 1t sud-
denly occurred to him that his host had gone
mad, and he grasped chair as the only
weapon of defense handy.
Ruthen saw the look of fear in Lidyard's
face. " beg your pardon, Lidyard. A most
extraordinary thing has happened. Your
mother called on me this morning -
My mother is in Wales" said Lidyard
quietly.
Then I've been swindled as neatly as
ever man was" declared Ruthven. "Theres
only one thing to do.
Lunch" remarked Lidyard, senten-
tousy
W uen iunc0 was UnlSOeu hutDEen udu
recovered some portion of his serenity.
Nevertheless" )" he said, as he leaned back
in his chair, Il think well try Scotland
Yard"
And while Scotland Yard busted itself dis
cussing the problem thus presented couple
of passengers to Nice were comfortably seated
in a reserved carriage of the night express.
Not a bad mornin's work, eh?" re-
marked one of them to his pretty golden
haired companion.
The girl laughed.
If you don't break the bank at Monte
Carlo, Bob, l think shall go on the stage
and play old ladies that white wig was
awfully becoming"
"You managed it beautifully, Nell.
There's no knowing what we mayn't be able
to do, with my wits and your looks but
anyway, this is better than shutting win
dows for crusty gents at the Nebulus, isn't
it?" he added, slipping his arm around her
waist-LOnd0n Truth.
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III

We again started for the famous yell
lowstone River. About noon one day
we suddenly left the mountainous coun-
try and came out upon the river bottom
1t was beautiful sight, after being for
several days in barren, mountainous
country, to see for six or eight miles
ahead of US such plain, as level as a
house floor, and big groves of timber
along the river banks 1t was wei
come sight, from the fact that for the
last few days our rations had been re-
duced, and We expected to find some
steamboats, on the river waiting for us,
with rations. In a short time we reached
the river, but found no boats, nor grass
for our horses.
By all appearances, during the earlier
part Of the Summer this bottom had been
covered with luxuriant growth of grass,
but the notorious grasshopper had been
there ahead Of us. So We tied our horses
to their lines, and going down among
the young cottonwood cut armfuls of
ilu1us anu csIiled tuciii 10 our horses 10
eat. Soon after going into camp we
heard the cannon booming. This was
/ To
SIGNAL THE STEAMBOATS,,
supposed to be somewhere on the river
near us. To our JOY the boats came in
the evening.
Our post was placed out about one
fourth of a mile, somewhat farther than
usual, and consisted of five men. We
took turns at watching. We never stood
up on our posts because of the danger
of becoming target for Indian arrows
or bullets. Notwithstanding it was only
the 18th of August, the evenings were
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THE BUFFALO COUNTRY,

where the prairie seemed alive with the
noble bison. Herd after herd was
passed, and in every direction we could
see thousands Of them. AT times, when
changing their location or becoming
scared, they would start running, fall
into single file, and stretch out for two
miles. If we happened to be crossing
one Of these paths, we had to break our
lines and allow them to pass, killing
only what we could conveniently take
care of We circled around, and again
started in southeast direction, at times
being nearly swamped by the buffalo.
On Sept. 6 we marched all day in a
heavy rain, which lasted until some time
in the night. We went into camp about
the middle of the afternoon, our blankets
and clothing being soaked through. We
camped on the prairie, without timber or
water, and to add to our discomfort the
weather turned very cold. "Bufalo
chips" were numerous, but they would
not burn, and, wet and cold as we
were, we had to pass the night without
fire or supper. After crawling into our
tents for the night it seemed that we
would surely chill to death; but after a
time we commenced warming up, and
slept much better than could have been
expected. In the morning, when We got
up out Of our wet nests with clothes
steaming, we very much resembled LOT
of pigs crawling out Of wet straw pile
| ITO be continued
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: THURSDAY AUGUST 1896

very cool; so chilly, in fact, that we
were not comfortable even under blan-
kets, and
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Case of Life and Death.

IChlcuyo ITtDune.
Well, Kunnel, what did that no'the'n
docto' prescribe TO- yo'?"
"a little whisky and watah, sab, befo'
each meal"
What did yo' tell him ?"
" l said: Docto', if yo' strongly advise
such a cou'se, and say that notbin' else will
save me, will, sab, as yo' prescribe, add a
little Watah.'0
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Must Have Encouragemenk.
no.,xgfg,.fs<s. I

"How are you going to vote this time,
Uncle Jim 2"
"Des lax always does,ssuh-frs en- fall
back, en- den fire ergin."
"What, vote twice."
"Dat's all, sub, less dey gives me mt
encourapementin
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Indarses saryica pensions

Dexter. Williams Post. Department of Ohio,
Painesviils, John Cope, Commander; P. q.
Sweet Adjntsnt, has passed resolutions indors-
ing the Service Pension Bill.
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Bargain Drawbacks.

Bargain Drawbacks.
81 haven't seen Mr. Highly at the camp
meeting"
"No; he says he can't feel spiritual with
a 69-cent shirt on"
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long way from civilization, which ma
terially increased the value and services
OF our horses.
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FOR SALE.
o.cnere, aetua. price quoted.

S4.SOO-FoREsTG GLEN-Modern c.,m-
Portable home OF rooms, on lot
125x2oo; $5tO cash, balance 500 per
mouth. i2OSJ 4.
$4,000 DEL RAY-Near Alexandria.
Va, on Mount Vernon Railway; lot COX
1l5; improved by a S~rot m cottage. with
modern improvements heated by icoo, tcornee.
Sa.Ooo-MGLEsIDE-New s-room
fruIbe cottage; corner lot. :s3x2Oo:
free of incliinbraBce:. with stable: will
exchange for city property. $50
S2.6OO-WINTHRO HEIGHTS Com
portable g. room frame cottage; lot
4Ox1O0; near station. tls3l
FRANkLIN sT-cotlage; 6 r4o,ns:
lot 21x145. tsSl
S3.Soo-BERwIN HEIGHTs-on B.
rooms and attic. Q96)
&4.OoO-LANGDON Langlon
Station: two new cottages; rooms
cash, balance $25 per :nonth: a. mi. Hs4b
$4,000 FRANKFORT ST., LANG
DON-New cottage; six rooins and Gel
lar. t1S6)
$4,000 WARRINGTON PARK
Comfortable 7-room cottage, with Gel
lar: in northeast: lot 2Sx12o; "rcas9nshie Gas
SS.Ooo-LANGpoN- -20-room modern
frame residence, with all conveniences:
lot 1OOx1.50; niceiawn and plenty OF shade
will exchange for city property. il4S)
oO-BRO OOKI,AND-Co g.
room house near the car line; 81 80 cash.
cash. balance tn salt 1sI.a. sfi1 1897
86.OOO-TAKOMA PARK-19, COO feet
of ground, improved by a modern g.
room frame; 81 600 cash, balance TO suit
uC1)
sa.oOo-BROoKLAND, d. C.-1O room
store and cellar; complete established
bakery plant; under lease of $50 per month;
will exchange for SMALL house in city: lot
4lx15O. fss. "a ttoS)-
$4,000 -BROekI-ANp,D.C D D.C.-saorifice;
rooms. stable and ousbUildings. including
horse and buggy. COW, poultry, fruit and
garden; lot 50x1b0. tl2s)
60. 2.06O-RIvERDAL PARKS miles
from Washington, B. & o.: 1-room cot
taye. hard wood finch: hand decorations
st-s.,i. ~ rear; fine siafe, pretty la lot
hQx250. = g.. llo3l
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Ornsrs actual price quoted.

82.6OO-ON b ST. NV, NEAR 18th
STlA comfortable little home OF SIX
room and bath; q. m. l.; terms easy. (17lt
eA.0OO-H ST. NV. NEAR 1sT-3-
/. story press brick dwelling; contain
ing . rooms and ba u. aedin good condition;
terms easy. (1691
$40. CORNER ON NEW HAMP
,SHiKE AVE. short distance south OF Du-
pont Circie--Modern brick house. ! 4 rooms
ana baths; trs finish Saf nbys1sia Ssfes
in thorough condirio3 3sti1iy decorated and
hand throughout; ;termsto SHIT i50)
$500 :. 2lsT aSEs NEAR X ST:
MAkKET-9-room brick dwelling and
established business stahd; terms reason
ss.ooo-l2rH s1esk.. BET E AND +
-2-story press brick dwelling, contain
inc rooms: a. n. l.; large yard and park.
ing; terms to suit. tI3}
coin PARK "a Groom brick dwelling
datinE du pate, Terms. nss t5s5
Sc. -EIGHTH-sT. SE.-Brick. with
IL rooms and store'' a. IN t.: reasonable
:ss; :Ms.mss;a6o-BELAIK I'VE. NE.-2.slory
frame dwelling. containing 6 rooms and
pantry; easy monthly payments. f7O)
1O.6OO-RIGGsST NV. bet l7TH
AND lSTH-A 3-story brick and stone
a. NJ. l.: in thorough Condition; terms easy.
l64l
81. 400 -CORCORAN ST.. BET. l7TH
AND 18TH SITS. Three rooms deep,
10 rooms anu b;ith; II nlf ue rn home; nn cash
required; $50 per month. 1871 =
S1a.OOO- WA SHINGTON HEIGHTS
HEAD OF CONN. AvE.-Ligbt stone
and brick: modern in every detail: heated
by steam; hard wood finish. (I46}
ka.1OO NJ ST. Ne. TRlNIDAD-New
145; 5000 cash; balance $50 per month :
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.
0rners' actual price quo.ed

S126-421 9TH ST. Nw-Brick; 21
rooms and B baths: suitable for resi-
dence or boarding house: a. m. |. I4i
S7S-12T2 N. H.AvE.-BricS, corner of
NV; residence; newly decorated; ii
rooms and baths; g offices arranged on st
floor for physician; heated by hot water: a.
m. i. 500
S76-332 IND. AVE. Nw.-Brick office
m. i. l03)
S7s-o5l4 18TH ST. NV. COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS-New and modern iorsr: t2
rooms, am. /. u1nl-
$7o-251s 18th ST. NV, COLUMBIA
HEliHTs-Bay-win window brick; new and
modern home; 12 rooms; a. m. /. t11i
$6O.76-724 18TH ST. Nw.-Brick;
II rooms and bath; good condition;
a. m. i. (112l
Sso-f7a4 coRcoRAN ST. Nw.--Brick
II rooms and bath; in thorough order order
$so-1o1 nth ST. sE.-Brick: fur.
nished: Sr. and bath a. m. i. st113
$46-l1o6 STU ST. SE.-Brjck store
and dwelling; IL rooms. t114
$A5-11CS STH ST. SE.-Brick store
and dwelling: 12 rooms: a. III. i. u14}
$38.5O-1I3s FIFTH ST. NE. Brick.
furnslei. rooms and bath; comfort
able honc; firstclass condition. 1861
S3S-1T25 PA. AVE. Nw.-Store and
rooms; brick dwelling. 1859
S3S.56-219 A ST. SE.--Near the Cap
i!oi. f2 rooms and bath; in the9scngh
condition. Q17)
$3.50 -4sBsT. sw. Brick. IL rooms
and bath: new house. t79)
635,OO-2OS 4TH ST. fSE.-New, 12
rooms and bath, in first-class con
dition. 1870
S2S.SO-16O6 \. j. AVE. .Nw-Modern
home; rooms and bath. in thorough
repair. t160
SIS -2O1O H ST. NV. Brick, s rooms
and bath in good condition; t136l
&z5-7o6 SEVENTH ST. Nw.-sennd
story flat 134)
S22.So-1O6FsT NE. Brick, rooms;
kitchen and bath; a. IN. /. l1s2)
1880 NORTH CAROLINA
AVE. NE.-Brick, rooms and BATH; a.
S22.5 HIST NE. New. 6 rooms
and bath; a. m. i. 115)
S22.OO-70 ST. NE.-6 rooms and
bath; concrete cellar; Il. IN. l.. f77D
$zz.Oo-z2 d ST. NE.-6 rooms and
bath; concrete cellar; IA. mi. t116l
&2l.OO- -235s 9Th ST. Nw.-Brck; 2
story and basement, rooms and bath.
$2O.So-2os 18TH ST. Nw-Brick.
rooms and Esth. G17)
&2o.5O-623 L ST. NE.-Brick. 10
r0,ai-s and bath; Il. MI. G1Sb
$2O.5O-627 L ST. NE.-Brick. 10
rv.n..s ana bath; IA. NJ. i. nl9)
S2O.oO-2o4 11TH ST. SE-Brown-
stone, press-brick; English basement:
rooms and bath. CID
$2O-4ll ST. NE.-Brick, Z rooms
and bath. (SD
$2O-It07 C ST. Nw.-Two- room flats;
heated by steam. n2Ol
$15-No. 1898 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Six rooms and bath; IA. m. /. uT9l
SIS a24 F ST. sW.-store and 70, ms.
brick. $50
S12.so 4o5 KY. AVE. sE.-Brick. 8
rooms and bath. G23l
S1z.3O 18TH ST. NE-s-room
brick. G30)
Desirable office rooms in the Bliss build
Ing. faclnr Cap, single or en- suite. (130b
SlO-163s COLUMBIA RoAD-4-room
brick; lot 16xs5. t21E
SIO-I 1887 4TH ST. SE.-six- room
frame. in good condition. u63l
$lO-516 10TH ST. sw.-5-room brick.
1897
SO WHITNEY AVE. BET 9TH AND
10TH SITS. NV S-room frame. l40,
SO REAR 2O10 H st. Nw.-4-room
brick. 142l
SS.EO-ls13-15-17 LINCOLN AVE. Ne
-Twostory bricks, with rooms. u81J
ST. S33 FIRST ST. S. E-Three story:9
roum frame; lot 1Sx175. t20Sb
$3.50 WHITNEY Av., BET 9TH AND
10TH SITS. NW.-3-room frame. { t141
$3.50 5000 AND 32O2 9TH ST. NV
5-room frames. t21s)
&6-Stable in rear 1927 18th ST.; room
fortwo horses and two carriages. u31)
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FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
Orners' actual Jriee quoted.

SSO-CoLoNIAL BEACH-For the sea
son, well located. u7S)
4O-wASHINGTON GRoVE-Cottage
FOR the season. u16D
$50, O-TAKOMA PARK COR. MONT
GOMERY AND PINE AVE.-7-room
frame; large yard. t61)
S1S-FOREST GLEN-Cottage; rooms,
with q Geo feet of ground; all in
first class condition. t210l
S-DEANWOOD. d. C-Two Groom
cottages; well located and in good con-
dition. 145)
$500 -LANIER HEIGHTS-5-room
cottage, with stable, near Columbia
road and 9th st. t213J
S7.SO-l6c3 GRACELAND PLACE NE.
Frame; 4-room and stable. t2l2)
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PROPOSALS..
WASHINGTON. D. c..

1896. Sealed proposals will bereceived
at the office OF the president of the board
of trustees OF the Reform School, ID. c.,
Department of Justice building, until 12
O'Clock noon. of Thursday, June 25, 1896,
for supplying the Reform School. ID. c.,
with coal for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1897. Specifications and instructions
10 bidders can be obtained on application
TO the secretary of the board, Mr.. s. w.
Curriden, No. 1923 F st. northwest. Right
Sds Te IS sFes HS aP a
jeI5 II 10 20 2s "a
WASHINGTON ID. c.. June 1 8.
1896. Sealed proposals viii he received
Of OF trustees Of the Reform School, D. De- C..
Department of Justice building until 2
O'Clock noon OF Friday. June 26, 1896,
for removing boilers, furnishing steam
at the school grounds. Specifi cations,
plans and instructions to bidders can be
obtained on application to the superintend.
defects or reject any or all bids is reserved.
CECIL CLAY, President Board of Trustees,
Reform School.
je15 II 10 20 22 "a
PROPOsALs FOB suPPLIEs FOE
June /, 1885, Sealed proposals, indnrsed
Proposals for supplies for the navy yard,
Washington, ID. c., to be oIened June 20,
1896" will be received at the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department,
Washington. d. c., until 12 O'Clock noon,
JUNE 20. 1896, aud publicly opened i'm
mediateIy thereafter to furnish Mt the navy
yard, Washington, d. c., quantity Of
blue process paper. The articles must
conform to the navy standard and pa SIS the
usual naval inspection. Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to tie
navy yard. Washington, D. C. The attention
of manufacturers and dealers is Invited.
Tie bids. all other things icing equal, de
cided by lot. The department reserves the
right to waive defects or-to reject any or
all bids not deemed advantageous to the
governments. EDWIN STEWART, Paw
master General, q. 8. n
Ju9- 2aw2w-em
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IN the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, the Sth day OF April, 1886.
Cornelia Sims VS.. Nicholas Sims. No.
I7213. Equity docket 40. On motion
of the plaintiff, by Mr.. j II. Kicks. her
solicitor, il is ordered that The defendant
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case of
default. The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from the bond of marriage
on the ground of desertion
BY the court:
W 8. cox. Justice. ETC.
True copy. Test:
lseal) j. r. YOUNG, Clerk. etc.
BY L.. P. WILLIAMS. Asst Clerk
jel 3toa "
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FOR SAhE.
GOOD WILL, STOCK And FIXTURES
-O,-n,r,, oet,,dy i,,r,-- 1uofed


Established bakery, Tth st. NV, near
o street market doing y good cash busi-
ness; well equipped; party icaying the city;
TIMES REAL ESTATE, BUREAU.
Flour and feed store, vicinity New Liberty
Market. horse. wagon, harness and nix
lures; good paying business; party leaving
the city; price, S60e: easy terms; estab-
lished 1873 Apply TIMES REAL ES-
TATE BUREAU.
Established flour and feed store, CO.
lumbia Heights: rent SlS mouth; price,
$400: good paying business; books open
for inspection.
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IN THE supreme court of tine District OF
Col um1ia, holding oaau, an equity yaeo1t court.
Equity No. 1884, Docket No. 40. Filed
June 9, 1896, J. r. Young, clerk.
T. Jones her attorneVa IL Is ordered that the
defendant cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the first rule
day, occurring forty days after this day
Otherwise The cause Will be proce eded with
as in case of default. The object of thisspit
is Ia Obtain divorce from the Defendant
herein, on the grounds of adultery and
desertion. To be published in the Law
Reporter and Washington Times.
W. 8. COX, Justice, .
True copy: Test:
(Seal.) j. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
le1O- 3t-Oa.w.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ONE family Of four adults can be hand
sOmely accommodated 10 October l5
In beautiful home: excellent table and
minutes FROM Chevy Chase cars. inter
section OF Pierce Mil aud Klingle
roads. Jel7-3t
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va.
Box IS Boarding at the Berkeley
nation ut the Berkeley Lunch Rooms. 467
st. NV. Washington. d. c. iel1-7t
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WANTED.
SUBURBAN HOMES.

We have applicants for country homes 10
rent for the season or lease by the year. Ad-
dress Immediately. Times Real Estate
Bureau 10th and Pa ave NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia, holding an equity court,
Louise NJ Nellis VS.. Maurice F. N ellis, in
equity, No. 1888, filed June 9, 1869, j.
r. Young, Clerk. Order for publication
Hughes. her solicitor. it is ordered by the
court, this ninth day of June, A. D. 1886,
that the defendant cause his appea rance to
be entered herein on or before the first
rule day, occurring forty t4Or days after
this date; otherwise the case viii be
proceeded with as in case OF default. The
object of this suit is to obtain an absolute
divorce from the defendant on the grounds
OF wilful desertion and abandonment;
provided a copy of this order be published
In the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times, once a week for three
successive weeks before said rule day.
w. 8. cox, Justice,
(Seal.J j. r. YOUNG, Clerk,
By F. w. SMITH, Asst. Clerk.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOE
! fhp D;iYY Yi rd WasIinQfon u q
SPECIAL NOTICE.

BRICKLAYERS are hereby notified
to attend a special meeting of Bricklay-
ers' Union. No. ut the union hall. on
FRIDAY EVENING next at O'Clock for
the consideration OF important business
BY order OF union
.-J. I. B.DOwELL. Secretary.
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ron HIRE.

FOR HERETO drummers and busa-
ness men, homo and buggy OF Dayton,
6TABl< <ES. sear OF els e sf.nw.: telephooe
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FARMS

FARMS.
O,sners dctuGt price quoted.
We have listed many desirable places
near the city; large and small tracts: I'M
proved and uninIproved& THE TIMES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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W. n. COLEMA AN has bought the in
terest OIL. j Fisher in the bicycle husi-
ness, I146 Conn. ave.. and will continue
the same. 1t
TEN shares Washington and Great Fails
Electric Railway stock, at $50
share. Address j. @. s., this Office.
je16-5t -.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
VIM. q. CLAYTON-Coutracting,
building and clrpentcrs' work; shop
813 l1th ct. NV. je14-7t
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
FOR RENTS rrl. iouseiu NV: rns
fur; will rent Tor 81 8 per mo. in atl.
at RENsEY's, 1900 Est. ju16-3t.em
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wANTEp-LoTs.

WANTED Private party wants n
building Iot 18 II. trout. between nth
aud Goth, north OF II st; not over 50 loot
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wANTED-AtC City Intelligence Office,
COOKS, cnambermaids, walters, pOrters,
stablefnen nurses, boys, drivers la borers;
places furnished TIL suited. SHACKLE-
FORD'S, 427 11th ST. NV. je16-5t
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FOR RENr-HousEs.

FOR RENT-HoUSEs.
FOR RENT-Niner room brick, with
stable, bath, cellar and she'd; Il. IN. j.;
convenient to schools, market anu business
centers: excellent condition: $50. egg
X st. NV, near Sd ST. C. Il. ARMIES, City
Hall. 5e16-3t
FOR RENT-s16 4ih st. ne; z rooms,
hall, large yards; rent sic. Inquirc
next door. 1e16-3t
1O21 VT. AVE. NV Fine resi-
dence; oil modern convcnicuces; terms,
$125 per month. T. c. SPRIGG. .JR
1424 N. Y. ave. my22-3m
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FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-sm farm. 20 miles from
Washington, on Alexandria and Fred,
crick sburg Railroad. Address J. N.
SPRINGMAN, Springman p. o., Va.
iu16-7t -.
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DRIVERS. buffers, dairymen, porters,
cUoKs, cnamber.naids and nurses fur.
free of charge. 800 6 st. NV. Jel73t
WANTED coIored man and wife
10 work "a a farm in N Y. State, "a good
place Ior sober, industrious people. Apply at
500 Pa ave. Sc, Wednesday,, bet. l and
d. m Item
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wANTED-ROARDERs.
BOA RD- First class tible board; rea-
s0naDierates- 2l3iKst.Dw. je12-6t
SO rooms and board, $50
al nsuatn- INDIANA HOUSE, No. 31S
Sd st. NV. z,sfss 1eAl LIS
The morning times., 1896-06-17

Mt e 4 I iUNN " IN I EII-h 1AIE-
w NTEDr Young man would ike to
Ieiirn Ine Photograph business. nut car
Ing much about salary. Address $50 18th
st NV ie1?-3t
The morning times., 1896-06-17

VXyANTEO-FOH CA4HE
w Residence in North1esf; large bed
rooms baths, steam heal; 20 feet front.
or more; or would buy an old residence
aud remodel; must be q bargain. Apply
The Times Reaf Estate Bureau
The morning times., 1896-06-17
HELP wANTED-MAL AND
FEMALE

COOKS. chambermaids, nurses. walters,
drivers, furnished free; with refs
CAPITAL BUREAU tseud postal. AL
G. st. je17-3t
The morning times., 1896-06-17

AGENCIES do 10 per cent OF the COM
Inerciai Duslness, consequently, your
chances in seeking employment through
those who make il their business TO place
you are much greater than trying yourself.
We zeal with reputable houses only. and
guarantee oil positions permanent. Posi-
tons secured in all capacities for male and
female help, such as clerks, statesmen, CASH
ieTs. bookkeepers, typewriiers. coachmeu,
drivers, watcnmeu, s,nitors. f1remen, house
keepers, chambermaids. cooks, walters,
stewards bell and elevator boys, house
girls. lauudresses, Kitchen girls, etc. Those
ue>iring competent help are respectfully
requested to place their orders. with US.
THE MUTUAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
612 st. NV. jui5-3t EN-