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T()DArS CHURCH SERIES.

Hereafter resiees IN .ae church 3Irec-
tory viii be confined 20 ANNOUNCEMENTS OF
cFrrrf reryscea orfy and subjects of ser
mona Extended musical programmes Yer
Sunday services and announcements 81
church entertainments VIII only - pun
thiz department should ~ reeesye1 ST
rhts office not later than .. n S8Iurafv.
sn order 10 insure publication oG S&noA5
YanrxsIux
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rooms. farnfsflsd and -
sx.eres. Eac1fsc avenue, one Asa~x Fro~,
v =. asues. bar Hxturss ana furYif4eye
~seriraIfy cost Ssfsn. $3.50 VIII rant 80
rvlts{rz fer one year ard boy tAe ftrr.e
'1l~e ard bar fixtures, Terms & sse casE..
kefanre in receive monthly ir,zrafrrar,ss.
or other terms n4sy Dc made F'sdeI{fv
pzn. aud Collection Co. Financial ana
f;r~~rsl Property Agents. Tacoma
t3s&.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND Nov. Is 2. m
Arrived-Schr Okanogan.
F. B. HAMS. bacon and lard are home
products.
ELEGANT Offices for rent low. Suln-
van building.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

JACOB MILLER wants good buys In
houses in prices from 500 to 5000 that
are bargains: list them with me; / Will
sell them for you: I have some good
buys In ranches both large and small:
also timber lands at snaps, Will be
pleased TO hear from any one wanting
information about real estate In and
around Seattle. Jacob Miller, 4e22-s New
York block.
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Evening Praise Service.

Mount Carmel Mission. No 1906 Third
venue. between Union and Pike streets.
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A. f. NICHOLS & CO.,

30 ana % Halter BLOCK.
1880 for a splendid Broom modern house
on a corner 12nxi20 with grand view
OF the Sound. Olympics and Cascades;
only two blocks from court house.
all recent conveniences fine view Of
Sound; car line two blocks: easy walk
to postofiice; renting now for &S5.
=. sD-l3-rocm modern house. only fcu
blocks from court house.
81, ts1-12oxiaD on a corner; charming view
OF Sound and mountains; best neighbor.
hood In the city: close to car line; easy
terms: most delightful for a home,
Schooner Sixth and Blanchard; this -
a fieeting bargain.
kenton hill addition. on Madison car line
We offer 10 lots I'm this slightly additioa
for $3.50. 500. $3.50 500. $50: payments
20 per cent cash, 20 per cent. IN ax
months. 10 per cent. In twelve month";
80 per cent. In eighteen months: pr
cent interest.
Now is the time for you to buy q hofBs
and save paying rent: now is your OF
portunity to take advantage Of adj
vancing prices.
FOR SALE-s2. s50--House. eight rooms:
modern: close to broadway. north o.
500 down and s25 month will buy
beautiful home In Renton addition.
ssgy-House six rooms. overlooking LAts
s5o0-Lot 60xi2o on Thirteenth avenue, nesf
Howell street
s5ge-I.ot soxi20 on Fourteenth avenue. nesf
s1o0-corner s0xi2e in North Seattle.
ngsl--corner i3sxi2o in North Seattle. mar
Denny way
saee-L.ot soxl2o on Twelfth avenue. near
DAVID NJ. JOHNSON.
Is Halter Block
FOR SALE - Interest paying business
property a. prices that VIII incrssse
largely; Renton hill residence Me-
= 40. $500. si.1o' building lots. SAM M.
1850. sl,0lo. $50. good building lots, ~
great bargain in 100 acres on water
'front.'. cost $3.50 take s. so; 10 acfss
tide Rand for manufacturing purpoe0
worth. s5ooo, take $3.50. farms and I'M
proved acres close in. car Iiue. cheap
George D0rffei, lis Columbia street. Haf
Ter block.
FOR sALE-Sis 0o9-"A snap" nrst-class
business lot. only 800 per front foot; On
second avenue.
S.(Ff-improved residence property. ~
feet square. slightly location; seven
blocks from Bailey building.
fine view.
s2.99-Lo; 60xl2o. four blocks from post
Office. NJ. NJ. CARRAHER
aoi Bailey BUILDING
JACOB MILLER Is prepared 10 offer sps.
clal bargains in improved real estate feS
this week in Renton addition. Queea
Anne hill. North Seattle Beacon aIA
and on the outskirts Of the city: ~ "
cant lots, have them In all parts Oh "a
city any One wanting real estate easnfI
improved or uuinproTed. will mans
money by consulting me before they ouy
Jacob Miller 4z2-3 New YORK block.
FOR sALE,-Forty acres one~quarfer M
hneSt waller front: creek. " 49,
cleared; orchard: 50 per acre. 10 acfs
water front near naval station. Slv ".
acre; w-acre garden land. ifnprcsns
bearing orchard adjoining county -.
A.9 William Bremen, ri Bailey bur
ias.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TATOOSH, Nov. l3.-i p. m.-Barofneter.
a9.97. cloudy; wind west sixteen miles.
Inward a schooner. 2:lo p. III.
NEAH BAY. Nov. Ia p. m.-Cloucly:
light west wind.
PORT ANGELES. Nov Is.-4 p. HI
Barometer. go: cloudy: wind west, eight
miles.
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births. Marriages.. nenth.

In order 80 secure correct tnSertso, -
notices under these headings he same
should be setT Al the business Office ~ this
paper. Nc charge = made for sgcn no,f@ss
Funeral notices. resolutions or Other sre-
Clal ana0UaCs msutS viii be charged a. I've
S@'S 1i ~ eSjltS .st me each Insertion.
PCST~E %~NF~f 7 =. t.S-feF~Fs ~
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DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle Nov ~ 1897
synopsis.

synopsis.
The pressure is highest over Northern
California. and lowest over Vancouver
island. Rain has fallen today over Ore
gon. Washington and Northern California,
The temperature Is low throughout West
ern Washington. At Seattle ii is the cold
est IL has been since last March.
Seattle-Today maximum tempera ture
i3 minimum temperature. 81; mean tenn
perature, ~. weather cloudy.
G- y. SALISBURY. Observer
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THE MARTINI RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland, Or. Nov. IL, 1897.
Rain, stationary temperature.
e. =. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU
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FOR RENT-H0TSE<.

FOR RENT-Sevea room cottage: modern
caavsniencsS. large basement; TWO blocks
cas-. OF Madison street power house Id
rrand SowsieG,. Horton Bank building.
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FOR sALks-Forty acres. one-quarfef ~
hneSt water fron:: creek. - aEI
cleared. orchard. 50 per acre. 10 assse
water front near naval station Slv v.
acre m-acre garden land. tfnpfoseus
bearing orchard adjoining county 49, -.
A%si. William Bremen, igE Bailey buns
lQS.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARCANA Lodge. No. s.. F. and A. NJ,
meets second and fourth Mondays each
month.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-20

OlC-IluSe p0itoAtoS Pioo'e "a" az =
the peace and prosperity of ell the peo-
pie the State stands in constant need of
N of the highest scholarship, Of tie
profoundest knosledge of law; men
whose mentsl grasp is large eocugh to
sweep the whole horizon; nen able to
rise above ioca! or even State interests
and to act for tee common good of the
people Of all the States
a tax o: 500 600 for higher edu.
cation 10 South Carolina means but
little more tban so cents for every
thousand dollars of taxable property.
Such tax, even were there no a1e-
quate returns, is no burden to any one.
But it does bs;ng adequate returns in
manhood and womapbood 1t does,
believe. in the oug run, pay for the iD-
ves;mens in dollars and cents. There
can oe, there must be DO copact be-
tween church and State colleges. There
should be generous rivalry. bu: open or
covert antagoDism is disastrous to the
Interests of both
Colleges founded by the churches
aod by private beoe6cepcs have per-
formed. and are still performing, a
great aud patriotic service, but no
State should surrender TO private
philantbrophy or denominational zeal
its sacred. iaalienable right and solemn
4uty of placing within reach of all her
children the bread of knowledge.
CONCLUSION.
Fellow citizens, the political cam
paign of 1895 is over You have
honored me as few men in South
Carolina have ever been honored and
far more richly than l deserved. You
gave me, say it in no spirit Of vain
glory or of boastiug, but in profound
appreciation Of the honor bestowed
you gave me in the Democratic
primary the largest majority ever
given candidate for governor Both
factions of the Democratic party, as
the vote cast indicates, gave me
warm and enthusiastic support. such
as necessarily could not have been
given to any factional candidate. My
constant anxiety shall be not to prove
unworthy of your confidence.
am your governor-the governor
of the whole people. Our interests
are mutual 1t will be base and
treacherous and ungrateful one my
part and unwise and uppatriotic on
your part, longer to fan the fires of
partisan hatred. On questions of
public policy we cannot all agree !;
but when issues are settled at the
ballot box, we can and ought to sub
NIT to the will Of the majority hon
estly expressed
beseech you to resolve on this
occasion to bury all factional feelings
and to join hands and hearts in
your efforts to develop the resources
of our beloved State, to build up her
institutions. to promote her every
interest. In assuming my official
duties, l pledge you my best SER
vices. With all my strength of head
and heart | shall labor for
the common veal, and in
my official capacity shall treat
both friend and foe with equal con-
sideration l rid myself Of all sec
tiona and partisan feelings and hail
you all as Carolinians | love my
native State | love her people
am proud Of her grand and inspiring
history; of the names ol
her honored dead who sleep
upon every great battlefield OF
their country. l rejoice in the hope
our future inspires, IN the patriotism
of our young manhood and in their
self sacrificing devotion of our young
womanhood
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Is Re2a : 2sIHYsf fN2I2S5ERsE
81 -s3s!5SnIp 40 pIoS -emI1 W f31
Ell osn poop ssaseL 'dnI6S qSno0 9ssa -
rs 'S1IY3 3S13 NV 3H3HM S3an9 ii
EEk!ll}s xs8szdE1
An INSURANCE. Failure.

AS nun ber cf persons in this county
were insured in the company named, the fol-
low ing will be unweicome oews to many OF
our readers :
R1cHx,ND, Va Jao. l3-The Staunton
Life Association went under to-day aud iis
rffairs were placed in the hands of a trustee.
Arrangements will be made to relnsnrs poll
cies In the Natoual Life of Hartford. The
failure WAS due to failure 10 get new business
10 proportion 10 its losses.
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The censure that the editor of this
paper has received and the personal
letters of an anonymous aud abusive
character are not pleasant. but aside
from the CONSCIOUSNESS of being on
the side of law and order, the gen.
eral endorsement by the press of che
state and the numerous personal let
ters of commentator received from
men, prominent in the affairs "f
State aud church, and other walks OF
life, more than compensates him for
all that has been said against him.
Tie we'll done Of such men give US a
satisfaction that popular applause
could never give.
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Dan'l Murphy Sentenced.

ORANeEBuRe. Jan. IL -Dsniel Muir
pby, the murderer of Treasurer Copes,
was this morning sentenced by Judge
Witherspoon to hang on March 8 next.
Msrpby had nothing to say. He ex-
poets a commutatlon.
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The Sumter Hoschnsan was founded
ia 1850 aud the True Southron in 1866.
The Watchacan and Southron acw has
the combined circulation aod influence
Of both of the old papers, and is mani
testify the best advertising medium in
Samter.
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TIE sugar-coatpg, which makes Ayers
Pills so easy to take, dissoves Immediately
on reaching the stomach, and so permits the
full streueth and benefit of the medicine 10
be promptly communicated. Ask your drng-
aist for ayers Imanac, just out.
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partial administration of the laws.
He should have, and will assured]y
receive the CO. operation of all South
Carolinans save those who desire Of
fees of profit at any price, who
have grown fat upon strife and have
attained prominence onlv through fac
tional bitterness.
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The antitrust law of Georgia has
not had sufficient trial to establish
beyo:4d doubt that it is beneficial in
it's effects, but that it is in the right
line is conceded, for unless we are
willing to submit to the rule of the
trust, the law making power OF the
State must enact laws to regulate and
control the trusts and prevent the
wholesale robbery and oppression of
the people at large We do not wish
to see Legitimate competition in bust
strangled, hence we favor the enact
ment of an anti trust law in this
State. Such law is not for the pur
pose of injuring others but to pro.
tect the mass of the people and pre-
serve free competition and justice to
all who may be engaged in trade
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Snmter.

The observance of the birthday OF
Robert E. Lee should become general
throughout the South. The exercises
at the Graded School tomorrow are
in the right line and will serve TO i'm
press upon the minds of the children
the greatness of Lee
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The Legislature will have to take
some action in reference to the dis
pensary law, and it is fortunate that
the decision was handed down during
the early days of the session, for
ample opportunity is given the mem
bers for consideration of the situa
tion.
The Court was not unanimous in
it's decision, justice Brown recording
vigorous dissent
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The article on the evil influences
of lynching from the pen of Robert
". shand, Esq, of Columbia, which
was reproduced in this paper from
the State, should be read and con-
sidered by all men who are open to
.conyic;ion on the subject. 1t is the
clearest, most concise and most dis,
passionate argument against the
crime OF mob violence that we have
seen. and as such we heartily endorse
Ii
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life, more than compensates him for
all that has been said against him.
Tie we'll done Of such men give US
satisfaction that popular applause
could never give.
Mr.. Earle, of Oconee. has raised
the issue that the law permitting the
family of. person lynched by mob
10 recover not less than $4,000 from
the county in which the lynching oc-
ours is unfair, while no provision is
made for the family of those murder
ed We do not understand that the
law is blanket insurance policy for
the benefit of the families of iynched
criminals, and we do not believe that
those who were instrumental in plac-
ing it on the statute books viewed it
il that light. 1t seems. however.
that Mr.. Earle 80 regards it. and
wishes to extead the insurance idea
40 as to benefit the families of those
who may be murdered 1t is novel
idea to say the least. but it is 80 far
ssatcho1 as RI merit no consideration.
Senator Altamont Moses has been
The subject Of personal attack BY
the Columbia Register, because he
objected to the immediate considera'
ton Of bill directing that $4,000 be
paid the Public Printer, Mr.. c. A
Calvo. Jr., proprietor of the Regis
ter). Senator Moses was we'll with.
in his rights in ob)ecting to immedi-
ate consideration, for it is the duty
oflegislators to know for what pur-
pose they are voting .he peoples 8
money Senator Moses has not only
the support of his colleagues, but the
Senator offering the bill in question
defended him on the floor of the SEN
ate aud expressed his regret that the
attack had been made in the public
prints
For eleven years if net longer,
Sumter county has had one OF her
Representatives on the ways and
means Committee of the House. This
is a record for a county to regard
with pride, ;or it is evidence that she
has had had men to represent her
who were qualified to serve on the
most important committee of the
House Col j Harvey Wilson is
at present member of the commit
tee named
The decision of the United States
Supreme Court that the provision OF
the dispensary law prohibiting cltl-
zens of this state from importing
liquor for their personal use is un'
constitutional and III contraventlon
OF the clause regulating interstate
commesce, further complicates the
dispeneary question.
Gov. Ellerbe's Inaugural address
marks the beginning of new po!lt-
ical era in South Carolina. After
seven years of fierce factional strife,
we now enter upon an era ofpolitlcaI
peace, for Gov. Elle1be has pledged
himself to know no faction and to
labor while he holds Office tor the
upbuilding of the state and the I'M
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The most difficult and perpexiug
problem with which the people 10 all
civilized countries should contend, is
that of the liquor traffic. All the ef-
forts of the Legislators to cope with the
hydra beaded monster of alcoholism
have bet unsatisfactory and ineffect-
ual. Prohibition has been tried re-
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Just Received.

One car load Of fine Mules.
One car load of l-horse Wagons
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j nat IL Is Tue GutJ VI tho o'ooo "
provide for tbe education of her
children is DOW almost universally con-
ceded lie belongs to the past aud not
to the present who hopes to check the
growing demand for popular education
The enemies Of the public school will
fad the entire drift Of modern eivlIiza-
tioa against them
Our schools are DOT what they ought
to be-. 10 the opportunities they offer
their youth for education. the northern
and western States have left us far be-
hind aud this for reasons beyond our
control The war left US confronted by
the most serious educational problem
ever thrust upou free people-tbe
problem. it has been we'll said, of edu-
eating three times the number OF
children with one-third tbs money. Tbe
war not only robbed US of more than
so per cent. Of our taxable property,
but it added at single stroke to our
school population. hundreds of thou,
sands OF illi,erate ex-slaves. 10 spite
of desperate odds, we have been NOV
ing forward but the battle is not ye'
won. South Carolina has not yet re
gained her once proud position 10 this
great republic She can never regain
it until her people, rising above al
partisan hatred, unite in one heroic
effort to make our system of public TO-
struction inferior to none.
Can the free school fit for the high
est duties of etatesmansbip7 Assured
" not. For the solution of great ane
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skirt hands, and helpers
at once. NINE. VIRT'S, 6ls 18th St
NV del O. st
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FOR sALE-LoTs

FOR SALE-Lot at Ballston, a eautiful
village. miles west of Washing ton, on
the Washington and Falls Church Electric
Railroad; Sminutes' ride from the city;on a
5-cent fare; lot 20 TT. wide by 151 TT deep;
price, S1O0 each: terms, So down; balance
81 per week; no taxes or interest until lots
are pa id for; cars run from 5:3 d in the morn
ing until IL O'Clock at night. Now is the
time to buy cheap and convenient home on
easy terms; / O per cent off for cash. Also
farms for sale and rent. j Z. CLEMENT,
1921 + st. NV. de1i-3t, ,em
BUY a lot for Investment or home; Con-
duit Road and Great Falls Electric Rail
way; within District; healthy; elevated;
terms easy; plats, etc. CLARK BROS,
937 ID st. NV. de1-1mo-em
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

ORRENT-Ansteam heated; the Naples
lib 18th st. NV. the 'Laure els, 2224
st. NV; the Alpha, 9I3 q st. NV;
''Winona Flats 4I0 to 42O 1ith st, ne.;;
sNqustSe SIC @ VI q, SUITE loNely
$50 and up; tableboard if desired. Inquire
on premises or OF owner, 5l4 5th ST. NV,
$40 TO 80 p. m. ID H. KENT. deI1-3t- em
FOR RENT-West End Flats, 262O X ST.;
and 5-room flats, bath; all modern
improvements; ref, required; low rent. APP
ply to JANITOR. de11-3t
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ron RESr-M1scEILASEous.

Isf fIonr- with show window. S35 ner
month; Oil G st. NV, large office room,
Sd floor, steam heat, $40 per month; 1920
eth st. NV, near O-street Market, large
store, floors; rent low; 2039 9th ST.
NV, rooms, including water rent, 81 4
per month. Inquire at ROOMS . and 8,
| 91l G st. NV. de9-Gt
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FOR FxcHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Houses for lots; large
properties for small houses; city property
for country property; send Inc descrip-
ton of your property for trade. a BRA
HAM FISHER Ole z st. NV. dell TEN
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FOR RENT Handsome hTick dwelling; 8
rooms ana batn; a M l.. excellent locst-
tlon; wide parking, reasonable rent. 1913
Md ave; inquire next door. deI2-3J
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WANTED-Ladles to solicit orders for
salable toilet and household articles;
PHARMACY, 9Th and v sts. NV: to
10 p. IN. ue1O-3t
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WANTED Strong, capable ana honest
white man u work In feea store; have
per week Address, with reference, p. o.
BOX 2S5. 1t
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FOR ) SALE-A pretty home, 9 room, press
pflck front, granoiItnic SluewaiSi paved
aliey, south ifOnt; latrODe heated. bathroom,
ltot ana cold water; chandeilers, bargain,
must De sold. Ii. kUSf ,OU5 l4tn st-nw.
FOR SALE-S20O cash: bal. .S25 per month;
viii buy 6-rm- b. W. brick; a. IN. l.,
on 4 st. nw-, near ttn; Iented az 20 per
month; cannot be duplicated Tor less tban
$4,000 my price, $3.50.
SIS cash, balance SIS per month
will purchase 6-ro0m brick on
N. j. ave. Sc; rent, $lU per month;
2framehoUses on1 81 st.Sc.; lsquaresoutnof
Library; y ana rms. ana uaJns 5z.E X1Co,
renting at go Ger nsontn, So,oov' Ter
W ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 NV.
del1-3t-em
FOR sALE-Net 1G GER cent investments;
two 5-rnl. tricks on + st. AW.i ntar 3ttf
rented TO good tenants at SI2-og per month
both. '
broom brick on Union st. sw., between
NJ ana n ',lysay .rel, "a 10 eoou tenant at
ABkAHAM rils4ER, 512 st.nw.
deli 3t-em
FOR SALE-A 6-rm. house and cellar;
water at door; 500 leet or gTounu'
near Cney Chase Lake, 1aIe TO any part 1l
eroy, oc; price, sl,oIO' stnali eash .i.a.S la5
lneno, nai., : 10 tef lnonlh' without Hitel
est. Address OWNER, Forest "leh, MI
Item
FOR sALE-Pnce $4,000; renting for SO
a month; a new e-room bricAs near "
Y. ave. ana l ST NV.
For sale-Near Govt Printing office, we
offer a house Tor $2,7UU that is the oest
house in tile city for the price lot alone
worth 81 500, size 16x1UO; 2O-It. paved
alley: "a good bay wInuow DTIc6, large
rooms and bath.
For Saie--.Nice homes for $3.50, oI
4th ST. ne, o rooms, bath and cellars
lots about / TX loo; alley.
See our catalogue oil HOUSES.
STONE Il FAIRFAX,
dnf l. Si.H nrr
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YOU CAN borrow money on your furniture,
carpets pianos undse, etc. NORTH
NisSi ) fOhA0E hot sE, ol5-1S Sth nw.
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w ANTED-An experienced man to can
va for printing Office; on salary. PRINT
ING, TINS office. 1t
The times., 1897-12-12
GOODS WANTED.

WANTED-Second-h neostyle, mimeo-
graph, or similar duplicator; legal cap
or larger. Particulars and price to TYPO,
this Office. de10-3t
The times., 1897-12-12

FOR REET-H House; 8 TOoIns. owner would
reserve TooDs- 81 | st. NV. 1t
The times., 1897-12-12

WANTED Energetic man Of neat APP
pcdrancc- aouur 81, WHO > qulcN 10 take
hold; Will be instructed ia cur business
and paid while learning Apply Monday
at lu.3U O'IocR 10 MANAOER, upstairs,
1Ou6 i 81. NV. dcl22t