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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
A MANIA FOR FORGERY.
Walter Henderson Will BE Tried N
to His Sanity

Walter Henderson. of 1917 Charlotte
street. the 2-year-od son Of R. N. Hender-
son. manager of the United States Insur-
ance Company. has In the last few months
developed a queer form OF insanity. having
a mania for forgery. Since last May the
young man has forged his fathers name
to over dozen checks, all for SO. and had
them caShed. He was arrested for passing
one Of the worthless checks on F. E
Doyle. druggist at Fifteenth and Char
lotte streets. and arraigned before Justice
Spitz, but will be tried as to his sanity in
the probate court. II 1t Is proven that his
mind is unbalanced, the case in the justice
court will, Of course. be thrown out
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
MRS. DIGGs HUNGRY.
Continued From First Page.

could receive an impartial trial. If con-
victed Of malfeasance In office. then 1t
was mandatory on the part of the govern
or to remove said official. The law pro-
vided also that the court trial should take
place in the county in which was located
the institution of which the official charged
was an attache.
The true reason why the Populists want
the present law repealed is that they are
afraid that two years from now, when
Kansas gets right again. the Republicans
will unearth some more Populist corrup-
ton and bring the crowd of reformers into
worse repute than ever.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
THE PROBLEM SOLVED.
The New York Press Strongly Indora
es DIR. keeley's Gold Cure.

The New York Press Strongly Indors-
es DIR. Keeley's Gold Cure.
The. phenomenal success Of DR.. Leslie e.
Keeley's gold cure for drunkenness and
narcotic drug habits is without doubt un-
eQnaled in the history Of medicine. A con-
tributor to recent issue of the New York
Daily Press. in closing q very exhaustive
review of the Kelley work. says:
"Keeleyism is no longer an unsolved
problem; 1t has been demonstrated beyond
any possible peradyenture. It is idle to
discuss the question with any one. The
man who has his eyes open cannot fail to
see the evidences; the man who shuts his
eyes will see nothing, anyhow. 1t is just
as absurd to discuss a proposition as to
whether a cable crosses the Atlantic ocean
as to offer to argue over whether Kelley
ism is or is not q success. By every rule
of evidence. by every determination of fact.
by every show Of reason. by every appeal
to every possible sense the matter is de-
termined now and forever more. In this
day and generation, when the detective
spirit Is abroad in the land, when every
newspaper and court of justice and indivld-
ual are eagerly at work scanning, weigh
ing, searching, investigating. trying and
proving, it would be absolutely impossible
that DR.. Kelley should be a pretender
without being exposed as such to the gaze
Of the world. 1t is the height of i'm
prudence, if not Of downright ignorance, to
assert that men of all classes of intslli-
gence and every grade of social position
from every part of this broad land, to the
number Of 25O.OO0. could be gulled by DR..
Kelley or hundred such men as he. They
prove in their daily lives the thoroughness
and radicalness of the cure"
One has no need to go further than his
own hamlet or village or town or city to
find sensible, practical men who have gone
to the fount Of healing and are ready to
testify to the curative powers thereof.
In nearly every city and hamlet through
out the great Southwest are living ex-
amples of the result Of DR.. Keeleys cure
as administered at the Keeley Institute of
Kansas City. Kas.. which has now been en-
gagged in this branch of temperance work
for nearly five years. It enjoys the repu-
tation OF being one of the best equipped as
we'll as the most successful Of all the great
system OF Kelley Institutes operating
under the supervision of DR.. Kelley and
administering his treatment.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
Looking for n Cleveland Murderer.

The police have been notified by the au-
thorities in Cleveland, o., that Henry Jack
son, better known as Hank Jackson, a des-
perate outlaw. is in the vicinity of Kansas
City and that n reward of S. 600 awaits the
man who locates and arrests him. Jackson
Is wanted in Cleveland on a charge Of
murder.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
An Antarctic Expedition,

London. Nov. 14-Navai Lieutenant De
Gerlach, the organizer and leader of the
projected Antarctic expedition informs the
he will start from Antwerp on
July Is on the steamer La Belgica. The
expedition will be on the same line, as
Wanders Arctic expedition, and will take
with 1t a perfect set Of apparatus for sci-
entific observations, together with three
years provisions.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

keepers Association, sent out notices to-
day Of the meeting to be held here in jan
uary. At the annual meeting, a bill will
be framed for the purpose Of getting ahead
of professional hotel beats. 1t will provide
penalty for a person who tries to jump
the town without paying his bill.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
LEwELLING AND LEEDY CONFER.

Pop Leaders Surmise That They Had
Warm Time.
Topeka, Kas., Nov. A.-tSpecial) Gov
'ernor-elect Leedy remained in the city to-
day, and was surrounded all the time with
crowd of. oflceseekers. This afternoon
he had conference with Ex-Governor
Lewelling. The two were closeted together
for over two hours, but each one refused
to talk about the conference after 1t was
over. Leaders in the party, however sur
mise that they had a warm time" Lew
cling has blood in his eye He does not
propose to be snubbed by Leedy and his
crowd, and has served notice on them
that he will lead them merry chase dur
ing the session of the legislature.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
J. G. johnson in Topeka.

Topeka, kas., Nov. 14-(Special) ]. G.
johnson, Democratic national committee
man for Kansas. was in the city a short
time to-day. He stopped off while on his
way homo from Chicago. He held q brief
conference with the governor-elect. but
said that his visit was only to pay his re-
spects.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
NEWsBoYs' UNION MEETING.
ReorganiEe and Elect Omcers-BOys
Want a Hall to Hold Reg
ular Meetings.

The Newsboye' Union at its meeting yes
terday reorganized and elected officers as
follows: Carl Robinson. president; Tom
Corrgan and Harry Porter, vice presi-
dents; Dave Hardly, secretary; T. w.
Hicks, treasurer.
The board of directors: Tom Lesley,
John Hartmeir, Newt Tuell, Dave Graham.
Frank Parker. Joe Moore, Frank Gardner.
The boys want to get hall where meet
ings can be held regularly.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
Missouri River Frozen Over.

Sioux City. Ia, Nov. 1.-THE Missouri
river is frozen here from bank to bank. 1t
is eighteen years since the river closed at
this season. Considerable damage may be
done TO COVER nment and other river boats,
caught in the ice unless the channel opens
sufficiently to let them take shore.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

1909 cases Elkhorn Corn, SC can.
500 cases Snowfall Corn. SC can.
$50 cases Bib Pie Peaches. cans 80.
100 cases 2-lb Gooseberries. cans Csc.
go cases 2-lb Blackberries. &c can.
Carload of Extra Standard California
Fruits, our Maiden brand. Every can i:
full Of fine California Ripe Fruit. packec
- Peaches. cache T cans 25c; Bartlett Pears.
Plums. cans Csc; Cherries. 2oc.
Apr,eots. Egg Plums and Green Cages.
Carload Of California Canned Goods IL
Peaches, 3 cans 25c: Plums cans Csc
Apricots. 1oc; Grapes. cans 25c; Pears.
Carload of good Family Flour.
Our Blue J. brand, in % and so lb sacks
$i.5O cwt. This flour will make just as goo6
bread as high patent. only the bread vii.
Carload Of flour made at Tonganoxie
Kas., by the same mill that manufactures
1t sells at $l.65; it's worth considerable
more.
. Carload Of Blue D. FLOUR. made at the
Carload Of new Cornmeal, Is lbs 15c.
Graham Flour. 25-lb sack Sc.
Buckwheat. 10 lbs 25c.
Prepared Buckwheat, SC pkg
Prepared Pancake Flour, SC pkg.
Aunt Jemima pkgs 25c.
go cans of choice Java and Mocha Coffee
Csc lb.
50 cans Of extra Java and Mocha, soc;
31s lbs 81.
25 cans Golden Rio zoe Ib.
2o cans good Santos. 15c; lbs 81.
10 bbls Crushed Java. 10c lb.
15O chests of splendid Gunpowder Tea,
Csc lb.
% chests Of fine Imperial Tea, 2sc lb.
70 chests Of Basket-Fired Japan Tea,
CSC lb.
100 chests Tea Dust. lbs 25c: Is lbs g.
so chests Tea Siftings, 2 lbs &c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

home Of his brother-in-law. R. L. Com
stock. teller in the Interstate National
bank. 1402 Central street. yesterday, of con-
sumption. The remains were sent to St.
Louis for burial last evening at 800
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
Topeka VIII Not sulk,

Topeka, Kas., Nov. 14.-(Special) The cit
liens of this city, regardless of political af-
fliations, are preparing to give the new
state oficers-elect grand public reception
on the evening Of Inauguration day.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
A Kansas silver Convention.

Topeka, Kas., Nov. H.-(Special.t D. c.
Tillotson, stats organizer for the silver
forces 10 ,Kansas. has issued a call. for a
state convention of silver men. on January
II, to discuss plan for organizing local
leagues.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
A WORTHY CHARITY.
BENEFIT Performance for the Protest.
ant Home for AGED Women.

A benefit will be given Tuesday evening,
November "a, at Lyceum hall, to the Prot
estant Home for Aged Women. The pro-
gramme will include high class musical
and literary features. The home Is incor-
porated, and during its existence has given
shelter to many worthy women. For six
years 1t has been doing gratifying work,
and at present has twenty-three inmates.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
To Head on Dend Beats.

Topeka, Kas.. Nov. 14.-tSpecial) Charles
Woods, secretary Of the Kansas Hotel
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

Preparing for = National Convention.
The presidents of the Federated Clubs
and local directors of the State Federation
of Clubs will meet Monday at $3.50 in the
Athenaeum rooms. in the Lyceum build
ing. to discuss plans for the annual con-
vention. ..
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

There are many needs as winter an
proaches Mrs. Noble Prentis, of 1918 Cen
trail street. is president.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

The remains of Phillip U. Rentch. who
died Of diphtheria at his home, 1919 East
Fifteenth street. Friday. were buried In
Union cemetery yesterday afternoon at
o'clock.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

The funeral services OF Clinton T. Hyre
Will be held from his late home. 1905 Nc
Gee street. this afternoon at o'clock
Burial will take place in Woodlawn ceme-
fery
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

Roxana Montgomery. aged 50 years. wife
OF William Montgomery. died at the family
residence. 9l5 Harrison street, yesterday.
The funeral services will be held from her
late home at o'clock tomorrow after
noon and the remains will be placed In the
receiving vault at Elmwood cemetery.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
f. II. WILLIAMS, :::::.'.,. :::::... AND


in Dept
of
stock here When
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

Some splendid attractions in our big Meat
Dept. tomorrow.
:, 10000 lbs of fine Sugar Cured Hams. s,sc
Id; worth 12c.
$500 lbs Of Sugar Cured Bacon. &c Ib:
worth 1Oc
5000 lbs splendid Salt Pork. Sc Ib:
1000 lbs Of splendid California Hams. 4.sc
homeless Ham. picnic hams, nc lb.
Bologna Sausage. lbs 2oc.
Cotosuet. s-ib pail SOc: 5-lb paii sc: io-lb
Water Queen Soap, bars 2sc: $3.50 box
r. H: y: Soap, II bars 2c; s2.25 box.
hex Soap. bars Csc; $40 box.
Clairette Soap, 9 bars Csc: s2.7S box.
Brown Soap: bars 29c: s225 bog.
II bars in a box. 1Sc box.
2 cases Of CASTLE Soap. Bib bar sc.
Headlight Oil. gallons 43c.
Maple Sugar; lbs Csc.
Carload of fine California Evaporated
for 25c.
50 boxes Of Imported London Layer
Raisins, lbs 25c.
100 boxes Ruby Prunes. 4 lbs 2c
If you wans to see splendid display Of
you will find as good for lOc as you could
buy other places at 15c; and better butter
for l2c than you could buy anywhere else
for zoe.
Have you tried our Coal? Now don't
think because we are selling 1t for $275,
when other dealers are charging $3.50 per
ton. that It's because our coal is not as
good as theirs. Our coal is as good as
anybodys, and If you don't find it so when
our driver comes with 1t, don't let him un-
load It We know that 1t is the best, and
that 1t will please you, both in quality and
price.
IA lbs good Navy Beans, Csc.
Our catalogue free. Write your name and
address on postal and send 1t to US.
Mail orders filled and shipped promptly.
City orders delivered without delay.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

The remains Of Alonzo D. Fleming. who
died yesterday morning, will be taken to
Hutchinson. Kas., for burial. this after
noon.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15

James Ward. aged SO years, died at the
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-15
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

John NJ. Sturgeon, aged As years, a loco
motive fireman on the Santa Fe railroad,
died at hotel at 9Os East Twelfth street
early yesterday morning of blood poison
Ing. He came to Kansas City several
weeks ago to be treated for a diseased
spine, and had several surgical operations
performed. The funeral services will be
held from Stnes undertaking rooms this
morning at s:45 o'clock, Union lodge, I. o.
o. F.. of which the deceased was a mem
Der. conducting the ceremonies. The re-
mains will be sent to Newton. Kas. his
home. at 1856 o'clock this morning for bur-
ial. He leaves a wife.
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FOR SALE.
CITY LOT.
0,eners actual prize quoted.


5000 EACH-FouRTH ST. NE. BET.
16x1O0 to alley. t65)
S3.36O-sTH ST. NV. BET. L AND
Mot 2OxSO to loft. alley; I'm
proved by frame. renting for $lS per
month. (6bl
& ST. NV, BET 10TH AND 20TH-Lot
23x95; stable on rear; well located: at
bargain. 1851
CORNER PA. AVE. AND WASHINGTON
locality for fiat I36Ol
VA. AVE, BET. 24TH AND 18TH
27x117. 1861
b sT. NV, BET. 18th AND 18TH
21 1-2 foot front. (6A
MARYLAND AVE-. NEAR E sT. Me-
FLORIDA AVE-. NEAR 1sr sT. NV
K ST. BET. SD AND 4TH NE
aaD ST. BET. @ AND h sTs. NV
S7x137. t62l
ST., BET. nth AND 18TH NV
Facing south; 24x95; to alley. (61)
EAST CAPITOL ST.. BET. 14TH AND
18th, OPPOSITE POWER HOUSE,
6Ox9O to 30-fOos alley. t50l
KsT., BET. 18th AND l4TH SIS. Sc
4sxIO6. (62)
SD ST. BET. E. CAPITOL AND A SITS.
NE.-19x96 to 24-foot alley. t56)
18th ST, BET. AND PA.AvE. Sc
1SxS2; 4-foot alley. t5O
1lTH ST. Ne, BET. A AND B sTs.-
2OxllO; 3O-foot alley. 1851
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FOR RENT.
Csacrs actual Price quoted.

S25-SOUTH BROOkLAND-Turnish
tOttase:- y rooms ana attic; Will REM
S1S-BRIGHTwooD PARK-House, 6
roons and bath; stable tor 3 horses
aud carriage. %. si ..tIS3b
SS-DEAN WOOD, D. C.-4room cottage;
shade, well water: lot 50x40 esd
SzO-LINDEN STATION. MD.-on the
metropolitan branch b. & o. Il. R.;
S-ruom cottage ana ouJ buildings; 6 acres;
fruit, shade, good water: for sale, 5000;
nee OF t.nctiil,.rancr: will exchange Tor I'M
proved city property in nw.;a7 miles from
city, by 7th st. pike. l2s2)
.OO-ANAcosrIA, D. c:-e-soo,n
iranie. -..-- tZ96)
CROSS ROADS
VA 9-rooni, 2.story cottage in first
class condition: good water and shade: one
acre lot; miles from Georgetown:1 mile
Sg.S% sts!Ss .es@s For sale at
S@OMWAsMiSGToN f aRovE-s4o 1 fos
the season; roomy cottage; partly fur
nished. t233)
ssiSSAgTsEfb bsASSa gAs6 q 3 TIE sfT
adjoining X. ckvi Cottage, g roCus and
attic. on large lot; short distance from
station. .q ass a.. ..--,.s (222l
S6o-rAKoMA APARK-Furnisbe frame
papered and painted: plenty OF fruit and
shade; good well water; near car lines:
viii Iense for $40 per month. t22OI
S6O-coLoNIAL BEAcH-For the sea
son, well located. 17S)
Tor the season. u76)
$40 SEASoN-Ciifton Beach cottage.
832.6 Nd
Frame cottage; 10 rooms and bath:
not and cold water; newly papered; be ated
by furnace; fruit, stable on rear large lot:
reduction IL taken by the year. (236j
Sl8-FOREsT TGLEN-Cottage; 8 rooms.
with 2l 900 feet OF ground; all in
first Gloss coiiditioD. (21O,
S18-DEANw3OD, d. C.-Two s-room
cottages; well located and In good con-
dition. ---s-,.-i-. sl46l
e11.OO-BROOK cot
tage: ro8nis; heated by latrobes; sum
mer kitchen; near car lines. (231)
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ST, GEORGE COTTAGE-Do you
want .,,ItI,. comfort? Best location
well shaded, excellent board, boating,
fishing grabbing and other ainusem.nts
For further Information address MRS.
CARRIE ADAMS. st. Georges Island.
St. Mary's county, Md Terms ST. per day;
Sc per week. Take Arrowsmith or tie
Sue. Jy1 list
W. Va. formerly st. Charles Hotel
Refurushcd: free bus: write for rates.
B. FRANK MANN, Jr.. Mgr.
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FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FiXTURES.

pr"C's utthtH pVHc 4ootSu
Flour and feed store, vicinity New Liberty
Market, horse, wagon, haruess and fix
lures. good paying business: party leaving
the city: price, $500: easy terms: cstab-
isbed 1873. Apply TIMES REAL ES-
TATE BUREAU.
Established fiour and feed store, Co.
Nmbia Heights; rent. SIS month; price,
S4Oo; good paying business: books open
Tor inspection.
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FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN LOTS.
C,.asrS aetraI prise quoted

THUteH.
Fort Myr.r lleis,it>. IsrOok.:tiIu. Laurel
bright wood Park Palisades ofthe 2 Potomac,
Forest Glen, Del Ray. Rockville Benning,
springlake Park, West lexington, Charlton
Heights, Takoma Park Tuxedo, Langdon.
ow Park, Somerset Heights, Highland
Heights, Wilcn Heights. Columbia Park,
Garfield Heights, Whitney Close, Le DrOit
lark, Rosslyn.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED@ro exchange, u Victor hi-
cycle. IlIest style, spring forks and
or Typewriter. Acdress LATHE. this Of
6ec, i'sesfSTS. itlfit.fS~ ed- ds1 A. 81 ain
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wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS wanted for the great Cam
paign Eook Of 1885," all parties, plat
forms and policies; go pages.alLO Illus
trations: price 81; outfit free; gold and
tion and license. reciprocity and the Mon
roe<l0etrine, Cuba, A rmcnix and Venezuela;
ever wholly needs It. X. A. .DlNSAOkE. 62S
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wANrED-HoUsEs.

N/ANTEO-FOR CASH.
W Re.idence In Northwest; iargs he'd
rooms; baths, steam heat; 25 feet trout,
more; ar would btty an old resissence
and remodel; inusi b,a bargain. Apply
The Times Real Estate Burrau
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Larse lots, only $40;
Sherman Park; near the city; office
and Information, S23 + st. NV; nowhere
near can such lots be found at any such
price; special trains, 1880 and I.36:
Sunday, o; lots, 30X100 feet; in grove
near s,ution; easy payments. jylo-6u
TO ENDEAvORERS Sometime
you may remove to iiiIitl si.natp, lonk
over Nortnern Virginia berure you rc-
turn: send for circular. or call on u:yier-
signed, at Manassas, Va: one hours ride
from Washington; and take your choice of
Iuo Virginia homes. GEORGE Z. ROUND.
iyl0-7t 's'-A i--..'t-
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MISCEIIANEOrS

~ AsN eliza NEOUS.
luii sets OF teeth for So; satisfaction
Euaianteeo. teeth extracted without pain:
gold filling, 81; amalgam, soc; eItractins
Tree when plates are made. ielS-tf
LET us send case Of banner brewing
Company's celebrated beer 70 Sour
house Onc dollar case. Drop postal
Washington agency. 42l 10th si. NV.
THE 81 DA YS' CURE 1for
hienl leads all remedies in tIis city:
cures ~ la IS or 10 ci,arge: consul il a IN,
free: DR. A'KEEHAN. TIC I2th st. NV.
wHE w! Amt it warm? True, but this
Is just the time 10 paper thuse rooms
Wen paper them from So up; nice pupers,
ton. + q. NOLTE, $40 9th st. NV.
1y4-lm, ,em.
DEFECTIVE agency and bureau of
inform1uOn; detective work In all lte
branches In the Unite,i States and Canada:
MI business xtrictl = confidential; ten years
experience in Washingtn. d. e.; persons
desiring nrst-ciSss detective aervice slM,nltl
call on ua. y. L. DEAN, JOHN TRAM
NELL. Office. 1noms IL, The Ralston. Ri2
= ct av.- washinatnA y. q i1l-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS


THE Peoples Veterinary HOSPITAL has
tne snost complete grounds in the Dis
trict OF Columbia for educ ating horses for
harness and saddle; we handle them and
guarantee satisfaction, we care not what
lnc habit may be; the higher they kick
the better; wagons and everything the lat
est and mos: humane; the hospital is one
of the best to be found anywhere in the
country; everything to make the sick COM
Portable. WALMER & &HOLLINGSWORTH. /.
1UoO 3Oth st. NV, tel. call S24. Jy14- St. EN-
wYNDHAM'ST Tonsorial Parior, 3:,7
l4th nw.-ChIldren's hair cutting. 1Oc !;
gentlemens. 15c.; satisfaction guaranteed
18th and q ST. junction. jy1O-7t-em
SEND your carpets to US % be thorOuehlI
clealed by our patent steam proce0z
All work thoroughly done and guirA utpe1
b. "a We allow NO motAs tn exis1
Terms tho very lowest. A. 3. chase r
bRO.. 6l9 La evenuA eand poGEAL
ap19-3mos.
JUST notice; we pay the highest prices
FOR cast-df clothing drop postal SAUL
BROS. 923 u ne NV. my2l-9m
7 WONDER who Etyes. the hlancS0
ptfce1 for cak-off Clothing. 6zUE
HRO6. 10 y ". nWs myx1-SW
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WANTED.
SUBURBAN HONE

VIC have applicants for country homes To
rent for the season or IeIse by the year. Ad-
lress Immediately. Times Real Estate
Bureau 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

wANTED-By young man, work in
,.ty. A. i.aruCular, wi.h Lest oil AabIts
and with reis. Address YOUNG MAN thls
Office 1t
wANTED-By single man, % years OF
age, or exemplary habits, a position
as booKkeeper or cierA; has hau abunuance
OF experience In Office work. can furnish
unrxccptional references from pres ent
efEp.oyer, can also give ample reason Tor
leaving Methodist by denouination). Ad-
dress E. NJ, this office. 1t
"ANI-EL-hesi i.oHslDie Young man, 20
years OlaSe, wants To serve apDrentlce-
snip at Jew ~icrS tEaLr. AuufeSs 2IlO
Sd st. ne. jyIa-3t
WANTED-By white man, work of
any Kali, Who Is actually in need; handy
with tools or horses. Address Ii. r, this
office. jul3-3t-em
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FARMS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
WALL PAPERS-If you want your
h;,isc niperesi cne:ip and want god
work, cali or send postal 10 CHARLES G..
SILENCE, 301 II ST. nc. jy137,-em
ARTESIAN WELLS drilled. s.
LLOYD. 40 New York ave. jyI 4-3t
TURNITURE n,ovesi: largest 2-rorss
load In The city, $3.50; experienced
handlers COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co,
e29 l-2 ct. NV. Phone 1859, Te16-0
COAL-COAL-B your winter'sconl
at Sd and h st. SEAT the dump--and
save 20 to 80 cts. per ton. L. ]. 0ODTREY.
ty1 3 ST. EN-
PIANOS moved by expeEiencec men,
81 COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., S23
& l-2 at. nv. Phone 1859. feb1e-tf
TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
and charge only for painting; work Suaran-
iced NAT. RCBBER EOOFPAINT CO.
06 Sth st. NV.
q. e. VILLA MS.-Good business
cards &C n Thousand; hooks repaired,
a1faztncs bound, 6Oc. GIG 7th.
inSo-lbt-em
The morning times., 1896-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

THERE will be a special meeting of
tic Isisers OF washington on rlGay,
July II, 1896, at AriOn Hall, 430 Sth
st. NV, at T:3O p. m. sharp; all white
PAYERS are invited. By order Of the COM
mittee. jy15- st
BEST meals in city; 10 and Is cents,
MONKS, 931 E ST. NV. jy167t
HIGH GRADE $50 sewing ma
chimes, Three fuak ki.s, at half price to
close them Uut. NEWAAN'S. Gil 7th st.
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I'm the wood and coal business, having
large and increasing trade, an active
partner. with small capital, to extent same.
Address COAL, this office. Jyf4-3t-em
The morning times., 1896-07-15

wANTED---FGRNIsHED HOUSES
w Furnished houses. We have
many applications for furnished houses
In ali locations N the city. THE TIMES
REAL. ESTATE BUREAU.