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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-02-27
the NATIONAL CAPITAL
4 REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
silver Measure Defeated in the
House-Will Furnish the
Farmers Seeds.

WAsH1NaroN.1Special Correspond.
ence.HThe majority against silver In
the house when the final vote was
taken Oh concurrence in the senate
free coinage amendment, was larger
than that in the committee Of the
whole when the motion to concurs was
defeated 100 to 90, q majority of 100,
and it was beaten by q vote Of 215 to
90. This was q record beating vote as
but 81 ont Of the $50 members were
unaccouhted for. An analysis of the
vote shows that 1874 republicans and
81 democrats votes against concur
ence, and 50 democrats, Is republicans
and 2 populists for concurrence.
The hearings by the committee of
the Pacific railroad question was con-
tinued with Coombs, attorney for the
Credit Computation Company, on the
stand. He objected to the sale of the
Sioux City and Pacific railroad except
on condition that another road be
built by the government. He said the
Sioux City was the only outlet from
he Fremont terminus Of the Elk
horn road, which was the only COM
peting line to the Union Pacific rum
ming east and west and suggested this
as q reason for his desire to secure the
sale OF the Sioux City. The Wander
bilt family would thus come into BON
troll Of about one-tenth of the railroad
mileage of the United States and
about one per cent. of the assessed
property valuation of the world so
that they would be able to combine
with ninety-nine other families In like
fortunate circumstances and say to
the remainder Of the population: 1--WE
own the earth; you get off,"
Hon. David Littler, speaking for
the Chicago and Northwestern, replied
briefly to Coombs, saying that there
was nothing in Coombs' plea except
that he wanted the United States
government to step In and help q lot
Of bankers who had made q bad in
vestment at Sioux City, out of their
dilemma.
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TELEcRAPHlC NOTES.

GREENsBusa PA.-The stables Of the
Hecla Coke company, ak Trangor
we're destroyed BY fire. OF incsndiary
origion. Thirty mules, Ave horses,
and q quantity Of hay, harness, grain.
ETC., were burned. LossaAbout $4,000.
partly insured.
Eau CLAIRE.-Omcials Of this city
and Augusta are charged with arrest
ing tramps in order to secure fess.
SAN FRANCIsoo-A local paper prfnts
q story to the effect that Riley 0ran-
min, the .Young Plungsr" lost Z humid
red thousand dollars since he came %
California this winter and has gone
broke. Pierre Wisaw, the Honfana
plunger, Barney 6chrieber and other
heeve gamblers arc also said to havO
lost amounts from twenty to NIFTY
thousand dollars.
WASHINGTON. D. Civilian ". No
Arthur was commissioned postmaster
Ut White Earth, Mimi; William Po-
let's, ct Menoksn, n. n; Robert
Schmidt at Belle, 8. q.
LA Crosse, Ws.-On the train from
Savanna, on the Milwaukee road, q girl
II or 10 pears old named Androwa.
committed suicide BY taking strych-
nine poisoning. She bought m apple
from tho train boy, bit into It and
sprinkled on the powder, dropping tho
bottle on the door, whore It Was after-
ward found. She WA taken from tho
train at Gutenberg and died ! few
minutes after. A near q can -
learned she was . dining room Girl IN
. hotsl here and went TO Savannah 10
meet . man to whom she Z engaged,
and he either refused to enter into tho
relation, or he could not b found.
JAMESTOWN, N. D.-prssidenE John
Knauf, Of the Youne Mems Republican
league Of North Dakota, hrs Issued :
call for the second biennial conyen-
ton to b held in this city Nay 8.
The basis Of representation q large
and zoo delegates viii b entities to
seats.
QuINoY, In.-Trapp Bros, propris-
tors Of two department stores. we're
bilitiss $4,000; asssts, $4,000.
CMc1HMArI-acob vogsl & Sons,
pork packers, assigned @ Frank ],
Dorger. Assets $4,000; Liabilities not
known. The cause Of the failure Wae
the assignment Of tho firm OF Ha4-
graves, Grant e Co, Of Liverpool,
England, Just after the receipt from
Vogol & Sons, Of Z shipment oi 10000
casss Of lard. jacob Vogel made "a
individual assignment also; asoets
o23yO00. liabilities not stated. Previous
to the aseignment mortgage was
filed a~ggregating $4,000.
YoRK, PA receiver has been ap-
pointed Tor the Baltimore CONDENSED
Milk Company and the York Canning
company, one concern. HAbilittee aro
said to b 100000; asssts 10000.
HAvANA-It Is reported that Maceo
has succeeded In crosing the Speniah
military line and has fo-entered To
province Of Havana.
GRAND RAPIDS, Nich-TheH ouaaman
block occupied 81 the Daily Democrat
and the United StaAos National m.
press burned. Los 0o0yO0Q.
6OurH BmD-palmer g. Perhiha
president ~ tho Perkins Ylndmlu and'
Az 00mpany u AishaWak4 died. sd
70. Perkins W. tho inventce u fho
well known wtndmill whiOh bears III
name.
PHILADEEPnIA-TAe bigsoap. ~ and
oo0eo AssenCe InAnutncfnrY 81 o.
Thor1peeN& On. burned n nurabees
of dvslglt1ls IT, naDr III "A M
ss:' IA. SCI 'sis
Ill priscnsrs n u
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tho total receipts on account Of tho re-
oent bond sales aggravated o62006746,
which Will 30 taxed mp BY the various
sub-treasuries and repositories . rap
idly - possible.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-02-27

ALEXANDRIA, La. 1Special.]- The
Republicans Of the fourth compression.
al district elected DR.. B. Onval Of Bos-
sier and William Harper Of Caddo
Parish delegates to st. Louis and in
structed for Reed.
The morning times., 1896-05-30

Should be read daily by all int crested,
sS la,,3 cit2nSes il7 IS may @2ClF at any time
May Be. 1896, will close promptly at this
office as follows.
Mails for south and Central America,
West Indies. Etc.
SATT-RDAY-lc) AT 6-25 a. m. for ST,
Domingo and Turks Island per s. s. New
York. from New York. tcl Atll:25 a. M
for st. Iierrc-MiQuplDn via New York ner
steamer from North Sydney.
(cbMailS for Newfoundland, by rail to
Halifax, and thence by steamer. close at
this oTficc daily, except saturday, atIl:35
talMaiIs for Miquelon, 10y rail to Boston
aud thence hy steamer, close at this office
daily at 3.2O pm.
tdtM2ilS Tor Cuba close at this office daily
at : On u. m. Tor forwarding Steamers sail
Ing Mondays and Thursdays from Port
Tampa, Fla.
(cjMails for Mexico, overland, unless
specially address Tor dispatch by steamer,
close at this office daily at 8 so a m
(ai Registered mail closes at 100 %. m.
samc day.
90 Registered mail closes at 900 ID m
same day.
C, Registered mail closes at 600 p. m.
previous day.
tdl Registered mail closes at LOO n. m
Tuesday and Saturday.
tel Registered mail closes at 1000 a. m.
same day.
Trans Pacific Mails,
Mails for the Society Islands, per shin
GIaiiIeG. frOm Fan r TaHC1SCO, close hp Tta
daily up 10 May %, 1896, at go n m
Mails for Chiaa ard japan. sDefjsIiv
addressed only, per :. $. Empress Of India,
IRON Vancouver, close here da ily mn
30 May -, $50 at $50 y. M
Mails tor China and Japan npr g G
Victoria. from Tacoma, close here d.,jir
up TO May 29; 1896, at 6:3o p m.
Mails tor China. japan, and Hawaii
per s. s. Peru, from san Francisco. close
here daily up TO May 81, 1886, at G:3G
T.. IN
Mails for Hawaii. per S. $. AustraI;,
fruu san Fra nciSco. close here daily
Up 10 June 10, 1886, at ESQ D. m
Mails for Australia, except those for Iyos.
Australia, winch are forwarded via Europe.
New Zealand. Hawaii, FIJI and SaTnp6
Islands per ). s. Alameda. from san Fran
risco. close here daily up to June 20, 1896
ht 6.3G p m.
Mails for australia, except West Ans
,rauii. Hawaii and FIji Islands, SpeclaI Ijr
addressed only, per 5. S. MiOwera from
vancouver, close here daily after June %
tnd Up to June p. 1896, at $50 D. ms
Trans-p acific mails are forwarded to mort
Df Sliung daily. and The schedule OF clos
lng - Hrran ged on Tie presumption of their
anint erruBtcd overland transit.
Registered mail closes at 90 ID. m same
day
1896.
JAMES p. WILLETT. Postmaster.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-125 acres OF excellent
garden fruit and meadow land; plenty
good water; three building sites; three
miles to station; IS miles southwest OF
Washington, ID. c.: will divide % acres
to suit buyers: sell cheap; good title.
MRS. LAURA V. TOBIN, Anandale, Fair
fax county, Va. myl offs. .S.4W
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HELP wAxrKn-MAER

w NTE.n EouS briEht hoYs 80 %
tf.isutc CiECultrs. AGlTcss LEAoA- ti.s
aFFsfsa TIC
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wANTED-HOUSES.

w a NTED-For cash. seven or nine
room house, in southwest, convenient
to Smithsonian; or well located in north
west; must be n bargain. POINTS &
GLADDEN., 625 ST. NV my2S-3t
{ETANTED-FOs CASH.
w Residence in Northwest: large bed
rooms: g baths, steam heat; 25 feet front,
or more; would buy an old residence
and remodel; must be bargain. Apply
The Times Real Estate Burrau
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RECRUITS WANTED.

w ANTED-FUrU s Army able Boiled
uuIIiarrIru men, between ages OF II
aEd so. citizens of the United States, OF
guo,I character and temperate habits, who
can speak. read, and write English. FoI
Information 'aPply, preferably by letter,
to Recruiting officer, Washington Bar
racks, d C.. or Fort Myer. Va
ap24-tu SfTit0Ju3O
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FOR RENT-After June :, two street
Huor communicating rooms; south frCnt:
cool, bright: fur. or uGIur.. with or Without
board. meals III rGoInS Il desired: absolute
privacy guaranteed; use of line piano lin
roOnSl To careful partcS without children:
terms low. Gail ut sol I'd st. NV, cor
Indiana ave. my30- st
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FIRST CLASS country board: terms
moderate Apply MRS. LEONIDAS
JONES, Dickerson, Md. my307t
A few boardeTs can be accommodated
in cool. quiet country home, near
sta ton: terms moderate. Address NJ.
J. D.. Gaithersburg, Md. my30-3t
WILDWOOD TERRACE.L Lang
don, D. c., on Is. & o.; fare cts: high
ground; near station; terms moderate.
my27-7t
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PROPOSALS.
for Mosaic vanItl

PROP POS AIS Tor Mosaic vauitinE,
cccluC light nXtnres and rubber stair
frcads-OfiIcc OF Building :or Library of
Congress, Washington, b. C, May %. le96
separate sealed proposals VIII bc received
al tins ONCE uii = a 'ClocB T. fli- ON : 4 II r
DAY. Tie 13th cay OF JUNE, 1886, aud
opened Immediately thereafter in presence
of bidders, fer furnishing, delivering and
pgtinG u place tie following. namely.
dl) Mosaic vHuitiUE 10 ire main stair hail,
FIRST story, p electric Lighting fixtures and
amps. 10 rubber tread l,aGs IuT iron stairs.
Specifications, general instruC tiOnS and
conditions and hlGDk forms Of proposal may
~ obtained on application 30 this office
BERN RID L. GREEN ia charge.
my23, 90 -2N 30 Iuuc1 g
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE-Yalu
able corner property: Sc. cor. 9Th and
Florida ave: three rapid transit car lines
pa IS door. 1t
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LADIES GOODS.

TIE ELITE PARLORS-61 8
18th st. NV; SCienEnG FaciaI Treat
ment; Hygienic Steaming; De ATmond
Skin Food; Oxygen Balm. Summer Rates.
my12- lmo-em
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FOR REN T-Large, desirable rooms,
with board, by day, month or week:
at cafe ruu by private party; electric fans
and reasonable rates. 2115 Pa. ave. my
my2S en-
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FOR RENT-MISCELLA
~ 49,
FOR RENT-Hotel Hanover dining
room. A pply Hotel Hanover. my29-3t
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FOR RENT-z5S c st. nw-kltctcT>
and dining room, partly fur
TDT29-3fPm
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HELP wANTED-FEAIALE

TEN places given free or charge IL you
Call between , ami I % a. m TINS IDOFt-
ing. MRS MOORE. 3U6 u st. NV. It
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WANTED-LOTS

CLIENT wants lot immediately in Lake
land. Md, IOOxI59 Add reSS with
price. TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
my30-1w
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For RENT-RonNS.

FOR RES I-NlccE lur. IrUut rooms
with alcoYe aud balcony: good table;
4 doors from new Congressional Library
207 =. Cap. ST. my25-7t-en
FOR RENT fur. front halI room.
$40 i -. NV my25-1t-em
FOR RENT-2or 3 rooms: 2 fronI: fIIr.
or unfCr. 1929 Pa. ave. my25-6t-em
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished cool
FF'tiis. with good board, at 81 per
scnnE saNA X. 81. NV. mr24-Tt
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aIts1NEss CHANCES.

RJJSTNESS FOR SALE The two large.
PowhauaG lodging and lunch buildings,
corner King and Union SITS. Alexandra,
Va. thoroughly equipped and ste cke Il and
in successfiiI operation nearly zen wears, f1r
sale on account or falling health The
place has a gCcd washington and down
river trade. with accommodations for r.
large number'of transient and steady boarfi-
ers. and offers god living and safe in
yestment. with 10 w rent and the best cash
boat trade on the river front IN Alexandria.
Will, the nrofitabl summer excursion sea
son Just coming on. large ice room aud
shelves for restaurant and bar il needed.
aud a completely equipped kitchen: this
well -esi a bilshed business win he offered "A
bargain TO the right party iot king for and
meaning business: can give possession with
in few days. Apply on the premises.
my302t
CORNER DRUG Store: NV; good
bad health. DR. A. f. NJ, 7l5 g st.
my30 3t
FOR SALE-CheaD: grocery and pro- 4
vision. store in sw. section: doing
good business: good reason for selling.
Address X. J r.. this office. 1t
wv a NT a partner with s30O TO tax.
Charge of and manufacture an article
used in rv"rv har: bartender preferred. a.
dress FIZZ. this office 1t
FOR SALE-Cigar store aud pool
room, 9th near Pa. ave. Address
MEMO. this office. my29-3t
WISHING TO retire from business on
account of death, will sell at sacri-
flee. notion. confectionery and cig;ir
store: good trade established. SO Florida
ave. NV. my2S-St
FOR SALF-The busiest printing Of
flee in town; 81 300 cash secures IL:
if this amt a snap there never was one.
Address OTHER BUSINESS this office.
my29-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery. meat, and pro-
vision store. must be sold by June s, as
owner has signed contract to engage in
other business: persons looking for suc,
q business are invited to inspect stock and
make an offer; worth about $500. J. c.,
this office my2S-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery and provision
store in ne. section; doing Il good bust
ness: on account OF i'll health. Address j.
A. T, this office. my2T-Tt-em
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN
FOR SALE OR RENT-Suburban and
farm property speciality. Call for
information and list; map showing roads
around Washington given away. j f.
CLEMENTS. 1921 F ST. NV. my2S-7t,em
FOR RENT-At Washington Grove.
furnished cottage. Inquire or GEORGE
E. GARTRELL. S15 Tth st. NV. my2S-3t
FOR EXCHANGE.
sOR EA CH a NC E-Good buggy
for good spring wagon; also fine driv-
Ing horse. for heavy drlught horse. Address
j. D., this office; | VIII call. my29-3t
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PRQPOsALs- -BeparlmentorJ usttce,

Washington. y. c, Mag -, lsg6.-
Scaled proposals viii bc received 1T this
department until = O'Clock p. m, JUNE
10, 1896. for furnishing stationery and
miscellaneous supplies TO the United states
courts ana Federal court Officers during
the BSCai year ending June 3u. 1897.
Blank forms Of proposals with iustruc-
uUn> TO b..ldcrs can Dc obtained upon ap-
pllcaJgn 10 tie General A gent. Depart
ncHt O.. Justice. TIE Department reserves
the right L. reject any ard Al bids or any
part Df a J5d. and TO waive GcfeutS and 10
defer tac acceptance OF proposals until
Congress STALL have provided the neces-
sury GIpr 3pTlatiGEs therefor
The morning times., 1896-05-30
FOUND.

FOUND a Louisiana ave, May 2S,
MasCa'S watch charm with diamond in
center pay reward. GEORGE THOMAS,
1880 II 10th. rear IL
The morning times., 1896-05-30
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR EXCHANGE.

eoR Elk NGE-Good buggy
for good spring wagon; also fine driv-
ing horse. for heavy draught horse. Address
j. D., this office; | VIII call. my293t
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-At Beltsviile. Md. sc
acres laud, house and harm, with well
aud sDnng on place: I-3 mile from B. & O
station. and On the line Of the electric road
G thsa offis- s~-on-ot
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To drummers and bisi-
ness men, horse and buggy or Dayton,
81 80 and So per day. Apply to the REX
STABLES, rear OF 615 Z ST. telephone
COLL no. mp16-tf
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~ Nh-tA Aa4EH
g viii bepDpi
Az aud FRI
q "A ia Ia
May 30, uT
CffuEy Invlt %,
r. Ia
< r Daly an
SIS, have reu
-. NV
-
LOST.
LOS

LOST Center Market. or between
while ont driving: a crescent stick pin
bet VIII diamonds and pearls. A liberal
reward will he paid for its return Ia L. II.
N0GS WELL. S196rh ST Sw. Item
I.QST-Lady's gold watch with initial
Is. r L. A, with chain alta Ched; please
feiur1 10 2D3A Both st. NV. and receive re
yard. my23-3t
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WANTED-BOARD

WANTED Board and rnoni by y0uEs
gentleman for month OF June in refined
private family; state terms. Address
a. Is. t, this office. nIy2S-3E
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FOR RENT-Iu CARRIED CITY. Good
Hope Hill. fIve-rOOm brick house: stable
for horse, and COW. wagon shed; large
tract of land for garden; rent. So Inquire
of owner, HENRY YATES, in rear of 1912
18th Il. or OF JOE HOILIE, Garfield City
myoS- 2f
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT Adjacent, 25xS0 TT, brick
building: two apartments; part stable;
five stalls: every convenience: has been a
milk depot: $12. Apply 900 11th St Sc
my29-7t
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JCDSON HARMON.
mr1f--rS "a Attorney General
PROPOSALS FoK SUPPLIES FoI

PROPOSALS t3R SI%Pl71E.s FOR
j. C.-May ,, Ie96-Sealcd proposals.
Endorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
Navy ard, Washington. ID. c., to be
opened June ?, 1886" viii he received
al the Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy department, Washington. ID. c, uutil
p O'Clock noon, JUNE ,, 1886, and pub
hcly opened Immediately thereafter to
furnish at the Navy Yard. Washir eton,
ID. c, the daily supply OF ice and provender
for the fiscal year, ending June so,
Navy standard and pass the usual naval
inspection. Blank proposals VIII be fur
nlshed upon application TO Tire Navy Yard
Washington, ID. c. Tie bids all other
things being equal, decided by lot. The
department reserves the right to waive
defects or to reject any or all bids not
deemed advanta geGus to the government
EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General,
C.S.N Eay2O "a o. :El
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FOR RENT-At AS q st. aw., large
Iur. room. $50 per week for one
person. S2,25 for two persons: lamp light.
InN2Q- GI en-
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FOR RENT-3 peasant unfur. rooms:
ou "a iIour: large front parlor on / st
IiuoT: an CcngenienCcs: TO chIinren 723
otn ct wv my29-2t-enr
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

PENSION vouchers executed: Ralph w.
Lee, Harry c. Birge. netaries public,
Riggs Ins. Bldg, 1881 F st. NV, office
hours $50 to $50. my21-15t
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FOR RENT !argc 2d-f!oor rooms;
Idrge closets; he wIy papcred, etc,
$40 per mouth. 1928 Riggs St
mH24- 81 en-
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PERSONALS

III N~D& ~ -
NINE. THEO. medium ard carl
and lsve affair. p % M: e,snmsnsatloas
strictly Confidential. German spiken. aa
hours; s5c 90 soc. S29 II - NV
my30- 81
6ih -. nv: q meeting wiz be hchi
Sunday evening af > O'Clock 20 demonstrate
spirit communication. MRS. ZOLLER-
medium. InteryiewsdaIly.s = 3othst.nw lt
wTI.LIAA Ms. Bookhin,ier and Printer.
received postal card with no addFe.s
HERE'S long shot for you, we are
selling elegant custom made suits. the
least bit worn, at figures that r9T Fairness
are really remarkable. justin OLD
NINE. FRANCESCA reader and
grave; % and so cents. 324 East Cap
itol St; hours 8 to 8. my25-1t
HALEE,- MEDIUM your life. bus
iness, love affairs, lost or stolen prop
erty, friends. enemies, removes spells.
causes speedy marriag ges. unites the sep
aratefl and gives good luck, hours 8 To -
daily; % and 50c. 925 II Sc. NV. my ylo-1mo
NO FEE UNTIL CURED
DIR. LEATHERMAN
Speciaisf in all FORMS OF private diseases
Hydroceie Variocele and structure cured.
Consultation, free; hours, to IL. z 70 ..
Tues. Thurs. and Saturdays; evening 70 =.
6O2 F st. NV. my15-tf
PROF. CLAY. Clairvoyant. tells all
events of life; business, love affairs'
lost property; daily. 10 TO 8; Fee
so cents. 4S9 II ST.. bet 4 1-2 aud 9th
SITS. sw my1 2 I'm -em
GET estimate on brass signs; physicians
and dentists signs only 81 DISH
MAN, Engraver. 1 Minnesota ave Ana
costa my12-lmO
KNOW THYsELF
STOOL ABOVE THE TEMPLE OF THE
DELPHIc GODS.
The great opportunity of your life Is
now to know what the future has in store
for you.
DR.. MARY GORDON,
THE GREATEST SECoND-SIGHT-SEER
AND FORECASTER
OF coming events Acknowledged by press
aud people without peer in her profession
Can be consulted on III affairs of Ife.
I would invite all who are in trouble or
wish TO know what the fateS or fortune
hold in store for them to give me a can.
Each caller will De granted n private inter
view and all business strictly ConIldenIlal.
"a word TO the wise Is sufficient. Orflce
and residence, 500 18th st. NV, washington
myiO-1mo
LET us seI.d CASE Uf Banner Bre ewinS
u lebr tp,Ih hpp n yOUr house
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FOX RENT-Drsrahl rooms an ol9
lIth ST NV, at summer rates: unfur
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FOR RENT--HOUSEs.

SS5 -5n. eEo 23d ST. . Iccms, S25;
I115 o2d 81. s rooms $50 80: 1872 Fla.
ave. { rooms ana cellar $50. GrcoEE house
at Forest Glen. BATH. range, cellar, Slo.
JOHN I. .KN OFT. 9IS F It. my3o-3t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-Boy's good pneumatic BIZ
Cycit Al . u ST. NV. mv2s-3t
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Z OR RENT-Pleasant rooms: with or
Wit;'9ut Board. 1911 18Th st. NV
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FOR RENT-Two or three delightful
uiIIurnIsned roomS on I'd floor: bath
on same flcur; convenient 10 cars and
herdic and near the Capitol 80 2d
st. ne. mv30.2f
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FOR RENT-RooMs

FOR Rents un1ur. rooms and bath,
IIv,it ruuIn with aicove. 1uUS ST. sN.
OF
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Il OR TX RENT-Large, nicely furnished
Ia ipur iroilt room a. III. l.: rent reason
able. G26 1 ST. NV iny3U-3t
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eR R9Gk T-Large front fur room
LOT gentleman ana wife or two gentlt-
men. with board, $l6 a month: also two
nice rooms, third ftoOr, front ana back,
Slo a month: HrSt-ClasS tanie board rs
Slh ST. ne ptyoa u or,1
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FOR RENT-ficasant rooms. witt;
Eoo4 board. at rcaSunab bic rates Gail at
92S y. Y. ave. mI,oq.2tc cIn "
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Il Q S KEN 1.-Two unr4lr rooms on I'd
fioor, front and back, communicating
at summer rates. 724 10Th St NV
nyr1-St
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ID SiA OTIFUL rooms ana Iirst-clasS
BOARD AT summer rates in the most de
slrdbiG part OF dcorgetO wn; one square from
new electric cars. Apply MISS LII Cooke
Place n,.oo2t
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EFT us SeId Il CaSS Of Rannc bre wing
Company 'scelebratcd beer TO your house
One dollar case. Drop postal NashinS
ton agency, 42l 10th 81. NV.
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FOR r ENT-2 unfurnished rooms ON
"a slpry, So; or 3, the entire floor.
for IS: une heIng furnished. Gail soon
at I242 sth St NV It
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CORNER DRUG Store: NV: good
sOda trade: oak fixtures: owner In
bad health DIR. A. E. NJ. 7l5 G st.
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ters, should be proud of the
program they have in store for
the coming course. They an
nounce the Redpath Grand
Concert company as the first
one on their list, and the date
next Wednesday evening, Oct.
%. MN. Camilla Urso, violin
ist, Mile. Carlotta Desirgnes,
prima donna, Mr.. Edward H.
Douglass, tenor, and Mr..
Franklyn Sonnekalb, pian-
ist, compose the company, and
the program promises to be
rare treat. Seats on sale at
Chamberlain and Taylors.