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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
FIRE IN A PACKAGE ROOM.

New York. Novebmer 16.-Fire broke
out in the package room of the Grand
Central Depot. in this city, early to-
day. Before the flames were eXtin-
guished all the packages in the room
had been either scorched by the flames
or soaked with water, so that the ar
ticles must have been entirely ruined.
Until the passengers to whom they be-
long present their claims the amount Of
loss cannot be estimated. but as there
were hundred of bundles, handbags
and other packages checked there, it
it is likely the total amount will be
large
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
NEYLERKNOWS he MUST WIN
The Spanish Government Tells the
Captain General What is Wanted.

He Has Been Furnished with all
the Troops He Has Asked for,
and Can Give No Excuse for
Not SlaughCering Some Insur-
gents-Weyler Will be Recalled
Unless He Succeeds in Making a
Show Against the Rebels The
Spanish Government Anxious to
Do Something in Cuba Before
Congress Meets Afraid Cleve-
land will Recommend Radical
Measures in His Message.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
M'KINLEY PROSPERITY

Strikes the River Miners Along the Monon-
gahela Quite Forcibly-A Two Months
Winter Rest.
Pittsburg, Pa, November 16.-At a
meeting to-day of the river coal opera
tors, preliminary steps were taken
which will likely result in the closing
down of almost all the river mines and
throw 5000 miners out of employment
from December 1st to February lsU
next. The argument of The operators
for this suspension is that the market
is overstocked, there being 10 00o,ut0
bushels or more in this harbor, besides
a large quantity already in southern
harbors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
sENAToR voRHEEs BETTER.

indianapolis. Ind. Noyen ber ia
special to the News from Terra Ha"te
Ind, says: United States Senator
Voorhees, is circulating among his o.d
friends here daily. and gives promise of
a speedy restoration To his oll-time
vigor. He expects TO return 10 WASH
ington within the next two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
TWENTY NEW Guns

Ordered for the Citadelat Quebec-strong-
est Defense in the World.
Or-rB-C November 15.-The govern
ment has ordered twenty new guns oil th'
latest pattern for the Citadel which vii
make it one of the strongest defenses IL
the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
PENCIL WILL wIrnDRAwN.
DIR. Livingston and Mrs. Craven Have Com
bined Their Forces.

DR.. Livingston and Mrs. Craven Have Com
bined Their Forces.
San Francisco, November 1.-THE
contest over the will of the late James
G.. Fair ended to-day by the Withdraw
al of the so-called pencil Will which
had been offered for probate. Dr. Mare
Livingston. named as executor under
the pencil will. in Withdrawing the doc
ument. stated that his reason for his
action was that the position Of Mrs.
Nettie Craven might be strengthened.
Mrs. Craven had joined with Living
sion in submitting the pencil will but
She claims to be the contract widow of
the late Senator Fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
rAKEs NIILLER.s PLACE.

WASHINGTON, November 16-Th'
President has appointed William H. For
man. ex-Congressman from Illinois, to be-
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, to sue
coed Miller, resigned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
JOINS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

HARRISBURG. Pa. November 15.-The
Call. one Of the leading papers oil Central
Pennsylvania. has signed a long term con
tract with the Associated Press Ior a 1ull
leased wire service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
THE GOLD RESERVE.

Washington. November 16.-The
treasury to-day lost $34.100 in gold,
which leaves the true amount of the
reserve S1245SO,751. The net gain in
gold to-day at New York was $4,000,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
nTNNHIYS sensation.
gseag Excited Over the Rev
1iOaS of Bismarck.

-, Eohenlohe Made a State
Regarding the Secret
with Russia and was
ee-ed With Applause - A
rded Explanation
r November lf-m anticipa-
ta statement from The imperial
.sror Prince uohenlohe. ON the
sse- of tte rsyeIations made by
r-r.s Bismarck. through his organ.
r,~l.s- Nachrichten. regard
the se-. treaty which existed be-
r Russia and Germany from 1856
-,a. there was a large attendance
r. a1enng of the Richstag to-day.
rs those present was Count Herr
Bismarck. eldest son of The tA-
reeIor. who. iy was rumored was
r. take an active part In -he oe0a.e-
.f defend his father against a,,a'aS.
Count Won H0mr-asch ten,..7-
leader introduced the lute-po-a.-'-'
notice of which was given .as- Ne'-
rs.fav I'm brief the Ques an was.
did "a secret convention between NUS
sin and Germany exist mp ODD IN@'. gnu
SD. why was 10 not prolonged
.r. have the recent disclosures Ldd
Hrarca upon the Driaaln- and Ger
relations with The other pow
- reply. Prince Hahe1'che said;
-.-.ri r0 the NEGOTIATIONS 1etNeer
Russia and Germany from 1850 ro 1890.
rrr- agreed a- the time that absolute
-.r should he observed. The point
of time when this obligation cea-ad
cannot r Consequence. he denied oy
e..-a d therefore. for the moment
ann -.. In O. position to give official in
formation concerning the result Of
those ra-r.iati0ns then.
.ts regards the tendency Of Ger
man policy toward Russia since the
SPRING 0f 1890. i- is equally impossible
-.-r. Tr exhaustive reply so long as
-- O.. -a-i0u continues. and / leave
F. -a -ra foreign secretary who took
H- - -fe deliberations tO say what
.- @f i1 that respect
after careful examination of the
material I cannot help re-
8s FUN of weight the motives
governed German policy. and
e -ta same time, + can express the
.-a. no ,i'l'' 'oIe'-e moo r.
.- ON. le.i0lols WIN RUSSIA
user lel.. ne assertion al
..a. hriisa. or luleed' any
-.NOeS nave ndd con-
raet. OF that they now have.
dismissed as devoid OF a-l foun-
.H' e-eef which recent Dp6Ii-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17

Kansas City, No, November 1G.-Hon.
w. J. Bryan passed through Kansas
Cit ythis forenoon en- route from his
Nebraska home to St. Louis. From
St Louis he starts out on a hunting
trip through Southern Missouri and
will be accompanied by a number OF
State officials, including Governor
Stone. Mr. Bryan spent the liula time
he had between trains walking about
the streets and was an object of inter-
est to every one whom he passed 2Ir.
Bryan was feeling especially well and
to a reporter talked Interestingly OF
his intended campaign Until 1900 and
expressed his belief that the Democrat
ic party would carry the banner of free
silver into the White House in four
years hence.
Mr.. Bryan refused TO discuss tho pis-
siblc favorable acts toward silver of Pres.
ident-elect Mckinley. Ic talked tre. y.
however. ana i'm reply 10 numerous Don.
Quries put to him by reporters said,
among other things: "Tae administers
tons idea of civil service is fuu pore
mission for AN officials Co do whatever
the administration wants them to- do
The Democrats who worked with and
supported the Republican party in the late
campaign Will Doe gladly welcomed a n
into the ranks of the Democratic party.
but only ge silver Democrats
The charge that gricved me most ana
was unjust. was thal 7 had deserted the
Democratic party in 1892 and voted ar
General Weaver Those VINO made the
charge knew We had fusion in Nonr a,
and that I acted upon the reco-. .n.a-
ton of the chairman OF the National
Democratic Committee. These m.n VIII
find it very hard now to accuse m. of not
being a Democrat.
II am not ready to make my future
plans public. ] do not intend 90 lose my
residence in Lincoln. 7 Viii lecture some.
7 Will engage ian nothing that could iH-
validate my position ass tha head ot tho
silver forces
In reply to the question as to his prose
out opinion of the New York speech epic
sode Mr. Bryan said: "I stl believe my
judgment was right ! was urged hy
many leaders. when / reached New York.
to make fiery. eXtemporaneous speech.
But 7 was not aiming FOR That audience
alone. / wanted 10 reach the whole couu-
try with n complete exposition of our
cause We had to use the press OF the cn-
emy to reach the people. by preparing a
manuscript / could give the speech to the
papers i'm advance and be sure it reached
the people I'm a complete form. 7 had other
opportunities to make the sort of speeches
that our most enthusiastic supporters
wanted. I think ] can say that mo- paper
or speaker was able to attack anything
except to make. for themselves. % sum-
ming mp of the conclusions Of that speech.
Neither was any one able TO pick ont any
item i'm my letter of acceptance ana put
a hole I'm &C.. / am thoroughly satisfied
that my New York speech was for the
best in the way ] made it,
Before the train started. quite crowd
had gathered I'm the depot. and Mr. Bryan
held an informal reception from the rear
platform Of his car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17
WILLIAM Jennings BRYAN.
The Famous Free Silver Exponent, OH
On Hunting Expedition.

His Health is Good, and he Has
Lost None Of His Vigor Of Action
or Expression-Will Spend a Few
Days in the Wuds Of Missouri
With a Party Of Friends - A
Pointed Description of the Ad-
ministration's Civil Service Policy.
Mr.. Bryan Discusses Features Of
the Campaign Just ClOsed-An
Informal Reception Before His
Train Started.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-17

-.--, Hohenlohe Made a State
- Regarding the Secret
with Russia and was
.---sd With Applause - a
~ded Explanation
The evening times., 1896-03-30
Southern Railway.
(PIEDM0NT AIR LINE. }
tscncdu!c in effect Jan. 6, 1896,

tschcdu!c in effect Jan. &, 1881
An trains arrive and leave at FenIsylra
MA passenger station
Sa- m.- Daily, local for Dnnville connects
at Manassas for Surasburg, daily except
folk and Western, daily. and with the Chss
epeakc and Ohio, daily for the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
FAST MAIL: carries Pullman Buffet Sleep.
ers. New York and Washington to ia ackson-
Vile, uniting at Charlotte with Pullmal
New ork to New 0.lcans. via Montgomery
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman Sleep
s0i p m'%Iocai Tor Front nS RoyaI. al fUa RiVer
ton bnq sras6DafE q1a1y 1aaI, fox Sunday
rtoRfpRa oeR & soRT soRRT[ EfNE NEM Hm2kR H2KH 4SR hS
man compartment ana observation sleeping
drawing-room slecpers New York To Tampa
,ngloa Sma AuE1ssa ~ Iesiibqied day coach Wasa:
saiisbury p y to i 81. AGgHsIiae anu DINING Car
ss0TTHWEsTERN yESTIBULED. lin. 1isH
TIED, composed OF fuiiman vesubuled
PaIfplaIi shs,p ssleepsrs New York 10 AsheViiie
nhS1 snd h0s spr,nfs; PR rn N; G and New York 70
New orleans VIA Atianta and Mont gomerT.
yes,Ibuied day coach. Washington to Al
sania; southern Railway dining car, Greens
oHio DIVISION leave Washington washington o 81 dNp y
IN. oaiiy and 4:l5 u. IN. daily, except Sun
gay ana . 20 p IN. Sundays only, for Round
leesburG, and 6:25 n: IN. daily for Wernion.
ReiuInInS: arrive At Washington s :26 a. m.
and 500 p m. daily, from Round Hiii and
l:O6 a: IN. daily except Sunday from Hcrn.
from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive AT
Washington 6:42 a. m.. 9:45 a. NJ. Icon
m, and 8 40 p. M, daily, Mana ssas dvis.
Ion. 1O;OO Il. M, daily, except Sunday, and
Tickets. sleeping car reservation anil IN.
formation furnished at offices, 81 and 500
Pennsylvania avenue; and at Pennsylvania
Railroad Passenger Station.
w. II. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
=. II. GULF, Traffic Manager.
| l. 8. BROWN. Gen. Ag't PIss Deue.
The evening times., 1896-03-30
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Schedule In effect December /. 1895.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avcnue and street;
Limited trains II so a. m. s: 20 p. N.
For CINCINNATI. st. Louis and lndianap'
oils. Ees!ilued Limited $40 p. H.. ex'
For Pittsb"Ts and Cleveland, express
daily so Il. IN. and =: 40 p. IN.
For LeS:n.ton ana Slaunton, 10 a. m
For Luras. Natural Bridge, Roanoke:
New Orleans. $40 y. IN. daily; sleeping
cars through.
FFoF hSF9 hsIi6GIa 545 wseE p m ass. Ssy ZOO
1850; xI:n9. X7;l5. xs:uG $50, yS:30.
1919 1913 x5sS: x5SS 5$5 3 NO NO 90. s 1890: 800
s:I5, xS:UJ. xlO:U0, lI:l5, xII:5c p m.
and l2;Ol. night; Sundays. .x6:50, S7:0O.
100. x3:0u, 3:25, 49,. x5:O5. x5:iO.
$50. ys:oo, Xs:oO. lu:UO. xll:00 y. m:
For hnaaioiis. 7:1o and $50 a. IN: 1918
and AIS D. IN Sundays, $50 Il. in., 1872
For Frederick. ca:oo. 1880. bI1:so a
M. cl 10, b4:3O. b5:2O p. IN.
For ilug"rstown, bll:3O j. m, and b5:3O
For Boyd and way points, b9:4o, clio: Is
For GaIthersburg and way polnts,
e5:35. az ,O5. bs:I0. clO:25. bl i 80 y. m
For Washington Junction and way POINTS
c0:oO. b93o a. m. cl:I5 y. IN. Express
only, bf:3O. h1:20 u. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
All Trains illuminated VITA fintsCii light
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston and
the East. week days. q 90 Dining carr, 3 90,
!lO;0u a NJ. Dining Carr, ll:3O. 1886
Dining carr. 3:uu, to:O5 Dining Carr. 500
p. M, l2:Ul, night, Sleeping Car, open at
10 O'Clock sundays, CT:UU Dining Carr,
tSuO a. IN. Dining Carr, az 80 Dining
Carr. 800. 5;Go. Dining Car; 500, (l2:Oi
night, sieepihS Car open Tor passengers
lUOO p. M
Buffet Parior Cars on all day trains.
For AtautIC City. 1000 and 20 n IN .
1s:3u y. NJ Sundays. 4:5o u. M, I2:3O
p. IN.
xENprcs5 trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Company, on orders left at ticket Offices
6lS fcnus ytyania avenue NV, New YORK
avenue aud Fifteenth street and mt Denot.
4. B. CAMP BELL CuAS o SIT-T
oeh' Manaser. Gen. Pass. Agt.
The evening times., 1896-03-30
FOR SALE-Fo $50 cash ! ;an sci
EOR REST-SERERRAN-

FOR RENT.A country place for rent
on Reasonable terms; house Iur.: de
Sirablc location. etc: For particulars ad-
dress COUNTRY HOME, tEiS office
TO let for a term of yearS-A beautiful
country home on the Potomac River. /
will lease to the right and responsible
parties, on very reasonable terms, Ben
venue" a most delightfully."- situated coun-
Try home ON the Potomac River, twenty
miles from Washington; short distance
from GunSton landing: steamers every day;
house containing thirteen rooms. in first
class order. water and bath in house; eS-
celicut carriage house, chicken and other
outhouSes. apple, peach, and pear orchard
including in all nom thirt y-five to fifty
acres of land; highly elevated; river front;
Just the place for some one who wishes 20
lead a quiet and retired life. This prop
erty adioins the wcll-known Gunsion Hall;
boating, bathing. fishing. and hunting:
references exchanged. For particulars adj
dress JOSEPH SPECHT, Gunston Hall, Va
mh2S-3t,em
FOR SALE can sell you ieautiful
new house at Broo Riand on monty pay
mcnts: near the electric cars and has
Potomac water: price, $2,T50: also, sev-
eral lots al bargain prices; one fine corner
lot for S75O. GRACE NJ. THOMAS. 100
Corcoran Building. mh2S-3t. EN-
The evening times., 1896-03-30
RAHROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
erATIoy CORNER OF SIXTH ANN B
STREETS.
In Erfcrt January q, 1890

In Effect January @, 1890
1870 A. Nd; skNSsrinAin ;1,s,. niins "a snos. m.x
ing aud Observation Cars, Har:isoaS.s y,
20 Chicago. cincinnati; lnGianapoRhs;r ;a, Rrrses S
fsaor sqiS; esf s1ssssanai 10 Earris%arF sRa s''
,o.su A. nj. FAsr LINE.-PniInan
Saiict i Hr.nf ar 10 Harris9Irs; PaIsor
$40 q. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
oESFtf:sS crIiinian Burfe, pa:lor Car
10 HaTrisi.nI@. Sleeping and DininE Cars
Harrl>uLrs 10 ST Louis. tincii.aati. Louis
4.no .1i.s "i.; r. n1. WESTERN ExrREss.
Tul,nI,, h.yn,nE Car To ;hios. Chicago c,t and 70
TO p. NJ. souTHwEsTERS Ex.
Cars to 81. Louis. and slcspinE Car.
1O,A., r. M, rAC,FIC ENPRESS-
4.EO a, nj, ;ur Kane. Canantia igua.
koIceStef and Niagara Falls. ,.a::J. e1.
1Opao a. M. for Elm,ra and Rcnora.
daiiy. except Sunday. For wiii:amsporr
daily. 3 40 p. IN.
4floF FOR Willhmspofs; 1,sn Recses,s, seSsI;
20 snsr@asion Fridge. via BnfraIo,
1870 p MAJ" III roF and E5ie NiSsnand1!gns. Hs,.
daily. Shf ping car Washington 10 Eimira.
For PEl:aL-itl,.a. New York and the
A;oo =. H. "c9NGREssIQSAL q; rszss ,:i. LIm wiib
Dining Car from Baltimore. Regular at
705 tDiniug Carr. 20. 500, 1000 Din,
Ing Car, 1905 DINING Car, aEd IL 90
i2:45, 3l5. 420. 9 10. 1000 and 1885
NJ on sunday. y.0o dining Car;
520 800 lo;9S l3;,.IS,D,a5 SDnin5 sfMs'. lily iiiHS
"ssnt5s s:i5. az 70. go. io.o6 and and fI:36 r: u
For Phladciphia only. Fast Express; Z so
dsys a. ~ SSf wSfhiaaafS ana 80 6SFissf; taS fst
I'd S;,@%rs S@a ,2 sP. E. n As a4y5 q. 30 90
H:IiaIIS: I & oi; s,iS. i. $,t@. q { g e
Pm On snncay.7 ,o5. 20. 800. s.OS.
599b lHao; ID 90 "a a 40 n; im,ss aSdb' ii5 ia5
go, COS. 40. 10. 1000. 10 40
and il 80 p; d
For Popr's Creel; Line. 20 a. N anG i.33
p. m daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 20, 500 = m. 1918 and
4.2U y. ~. daily, except Sunday. Sun.
Atlantic days go Cost N Liae a" FioPPida Fl m sDcc:s
for Jacksonvillc and St Augustine, 10 :45
Psn wck es Hio Hsys EESpsei E6ass ns dSt f:s9@1aa
SAC l.. IN, daily Richmond and Atlanta.
$40 p: u: dsiig Richinond only. lo;s7
Accommodation for ouantico, : 40 a. m.
daily, anu I.2o p. m week days
For Aiexa ana ria. $50. 6.35. 74b, $40,
e.45. l1:o 90 u m. II; so. l. 40.
$40. -. SEQ, 5.3I. 6 Is. 8 .U2. 10. 10.
and / 30 p. IL. On Sunday at i. 80, Z. 70,
e.45 Il. L.. 2.io, G.l5. 3 .O2. and 10
d. m.
hsyss AISznsdSIa * r. fG5 Tpsn,nS,on; sos
100. E.io. 800, 3.23. BOO. 5.30: 6.l3:
zoo. 20. 80, 1o.52. and II .uS p. m
On Sunday at 6.i;5, 9.1O. 1923 a. m
2lb. oJu. 20. 10. $40 and 1889
p. IN.
Ticket "ffices. corner Fifteenth and @
streets and at the station. Sixth and B
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
6.M. PREVOST. JR wOOD
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
The evening times., 1896-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, the 9TH day OF March.
1S96.-Belle Parker Kirkpatrick VS.. Charles
motion OF the plaintiff, by Mr.. Aipcrt
Sillers. her solicitor. it is ordered tnat the
defendant. Charles W. kirkpatrick. cause
his appearance 10 be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this day: otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as in case of default.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain an
absolute divorce on the grounds of Gcscr-
tion. 1t is this 5th day of March ordered
that the above notice be published in The
Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
ingtOn Times once Il week for three sue
cessive weeks before said day.
BY the Court:
A. u. HAGNER, Justice, &C.
True copy. Test:
JR. YOUNG, Clerk. sc.
Da3O-3t-Oaw
The evening times., 1896-03-30
pR RRSnNAV.a.


lrince n1cGiuin, gives lie from cradle
to grave, ESQ aud 60c; hours 8 to O.: S24
East Capitol st. mr30-St
DANCING taught privately. 81; any
eight LESSONS; lady teachers; private resi-
dence: refs. Address QUICK METHOD.
this Office. mh27-7t-em
WITH the advent OF Easter you'll
'.tog up" OF course; good thing to
know about tho splendid Gu stom made
suits aud overCoats. "a little worn." that
we are selling for near nothing. JUSTu's
OLD sTAND. 6IS u 81 NV. mh2S-1 wen
sTXyy2SH al.>saiiikns' 4, . .angy sn Waisis'
N. n. "a 4lstnw.-General
iob6ine gard,Yer; cards. mh27-3t-em
sceMstrsItG erehee rom d ~ 7s7 is,ast. fs' Re
moved from 600 12thstS mr27,2w
sh rssa:r s SaaAh ssa can se
consulted on all affairs OF life. 7l9 2lst
ST. NV. mr2I-1t
La DIES dining nAgpr- connected wlth
the Evans diningES ms Is now agail
prices: S5 cents. 1kscents. 10 cents and
special orders: s22 spd asa s. NV
sE;sTs ~; posYsmss1 sssl.; ss... y: Is
there's, table linen. ciocks. siiverware han.
quet lamps. blah kets, quilts. decorated
dinner and toilet SETS. leachers' Bibles.
soarhs4sr' IS Issa 'sif3 S5sE 5I%Ssi isS$
ne: on.-fl TIL . p. III. mro-lmo
fKOr.. GA. Z }cih u, oyani. leiis your
disposition, anbi'ions. hopes. fears.
wishes, love affairs. btishiess deals. lost or
stolen property: causes speedy marriage;
brings separated together. removes spells.
evil Influences; tells everything for 5cc-;
hours, 10 To .; open Sunday. iso ii ST..
bet. 1-2 and 9Th sts. sw. nh1O- mem
HALEE, True medium. tells life from
cradle To grave; also business and
love affairs: lost ur stolen property; friends
and enemies. and how u avoid trouble:
removes evil influences. gives good inCk.
ETC.; 70 and 5O Ceats. hours. TO 8. S29
II st. NV. mhS- lmo
DIR. YLOR. 500 r ST. NV. makes
full sets OF Teeth for SO, satisfaC tion
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pIin:
gold filling. 81; amaigam, SOc. sc4-f
La DIES nccding .eniidcn,iai treat.
fncnt. A safe and sUrc lelier In all
female trouble, constipation. Irregular
ties. tumor. cancer. opium habit. fistuia.
etc. Separate ICONS for patients before
and during confinement, and find homes
tial. MRS. DIR. REM EE, 10 Fourth St
nc.. rear L. Capitol ST., Washington, ID. e.
Je3-tf
, II. w A LIZ IIk SO Nv 5. zU4 ION ST:
NV, carpet lining. leits, fire brick. and
cay, asbestos. Dai1ts, brushes lime. cement.
two and thrcc-piy roofing material. ap2l-if
The evening times., 1896-03-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

bt SlN ESS Cft MES.
GROCERY store, Zoos l. ST NV, stock
and COED wil, oil 'anE. large ice Eox,
showcases. etc: reasons Tor ScIiing- other
business. SjX-roum dwelling and Stab,e:
rent $50. mr29-3t
w. NTGO-For casn purchasers, Sa-
r loon, groceries. lunch 70 ms, IOOi rooms.
livery stables. cigar stores. coal yards,
drag stores, etc. BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
9lS r ST. mr19 3t
FOR SALE -B.st pa yin- grocery store
in NV; stock, fixtures and licrnsr OF
first class saloon: centrally located and
doing good business; also Il number OF small
stores, restaurants, mBCf counters. cigar
stores, etc. T. q. ANDERSON * CO.'S
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 3ll g ST. NV.
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pdnIeS whiCti AFFORD best Chanre for
large profits. M"ncy-!ua king Information
sent free: also book of useful IDEAS ON
stock. grain. cotton, speculation. j. +.
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Is offered ior the arrest and convic-
ton, or informa tion leading to the arrest
ard conviction, of any person found i'm
properly in possession OF any lanterns,
tarpaulins, picks, bars, axes, hammers,
hand axes, saws. shovcls, barrows. tenn
porary track rails, switches or frogs, or
other tools, implements or appliances. or
property or material of any KIND used in
the business of the undersigned. For
ma rks of Identification, etc, address T..
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flee, Central power station: yard, / 22 G
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DUNCAN son BROS, AuotionecrS.-,,-
EALGA BILE DWELLING HOUSES VII y
STORES, No. III 5ELEV EN I'll ;! kI.EI
NORTHWEST ALSOTHEFoUR-SI -SIoHi ~
BRICK ioti3 EIGHTH STREET SoCih-
EAST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Blythe direction OF tic owner we WiiiciIer
at public auction in front cr the premises.
on FRIDAY. April ;. 1t!6. at oc.ocS
u. m, lot ten uUb in Walls subtiiriSion oi
square three hundred and thirty five '3Ho'.
Lot 1Sx93 to 10 foot alley; ihlcc tltIy
brick. store in basement, anG frame statie
i'll rear. Lat rental was $50. S2.t 90 iirst
trust, pa y:.ilc December ., 1897. is now
on the property.
Also ON the same day, in fTCnt of the
premises, al o'clock j. IA, we VIII sell
AT public auction, part OF Crieinal LOT six
i6i, square nine hundrtd d and six ,SO6),
facing went y-ninc 90, itet ten tlOb inches
on Eighth street southeast, with IN irreSN
lar depth; four-story brick, store III hase-
mcnt. Present ami past IcEtal for several
wears, $50. $1,000, fist trust, payable
October 10, 1906, Is now Oh the property.
TcrmsOr sale: Amount over first trust. i'll
each case, half cash halanCc III three months
at u rcr cont lcr arnum frofa day OF sale,
sccufcdbyuced Of trust on te Irorerty sold.
or all cash at the option Of tie purcla ser.
\ deposit of $500 required at time OF sale.
All conrcyanCing, ctc.. Il I purchaser 5 cost
Terms of sale 10 lie complied with iii ten
days from day of sale.
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