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ART SERIES TO BE RETIRED
New Plates for One, Two, and Five
Dollar Certificates.
Too Much Ink and Zoo Much Picture
on the Present Issue-Secre-
tary Cages Order.

The much discussed ''art" series of
Treasury notes viii soon be thing OF the
past and in few months an entirely new
set of one, two, and five-dollar silver
certificates will be issued Yesterday after
noon Secretary Gage, Assistant Secretary
yanderlip, A ssistant Treasurer Mel'ne, and
Chief Johnston, of the Bureau or En-
craving and Printing, held conference
Yesterday at the Treasury, and decided
to recall them.
There were numerous objections made
against these certificates, the strongest
protests coming from the hanks, Which
complained that the great amount OF
ink on the face of the notes was con
tinually attracting dust and making them
extremely unpleasant to handle. Secretary
Gage has never been In favor of this issue
az there isn't enough OF 1.-The promise To
pay" about them.
ethinks that the object of the Notes has
been subordnatcd by the extremely ar
tstic designs with which they are decorated
and has insisted that the forthcoming series
be plaiuer, more business-like and much
lighterin effect Chief Johnston submitted
several ideas and has promised the NE"
plates by this fail. The backs or the
present notes will be hut slightly altered
The lettering will be enlarged, hut the 1--WE
yignettes will be retained and much OF
| the present scroll work.
All the outstanding notes OF the 90
| iected TO denominations will be recalled as
| quickly as possible and work on the new
| issue viii be pushed with all speed
The times., 1897-06-13
A Poor, Deiuded Man.

Liberty street commission men are laugh
ing heartily over the experience of one of
their nur her when in New York recently
This Mr.. -, it seefns,swhle in the metrop-
oils made test Of the, famous Raines law
in many Of the saloons In every saloon
he rellgiously ate the sandwich necessary
to his buying drink. After having great
difficulty in swallowing the sandwich at
the fifteenth place, he visited, the Pitts
burger was greatly surprised, on stepping
outside, to meet another Pittsburger, on
tbe sidewalk. Take one with me- said
the newcomer. The two men entered the
saloon recently quilted by the sandwich
devouring one. Having indicated desire
for LIQUID ref1eshment, they We're surprised
to hear the bartender say: Excuse me,
gentlemen, but can you wait until We can
get a sandwich: We had nne sandwich for
three weeks, but banked farmer was IN
here Just now and ate it."-Pittsburg Dis.
patch.
The times., 1897-06-13
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BOOK
FOR MEN
How to Restore Lost Manhood d
and Perfect Development

This great work plainly written by a hiGh
medicaI authority, SHOWS how nanny visof
can be regained
Ii gives important facts concerning mar
riage and shows the latest discoveries oi
n,.iiical science when old-school physicians
would keep secret
tits q mouern work for men VINO suIIsr
from nervous debility caused by over"ork,
Youthful indulgences or later eNcesses
itponts out how To be cured or nervous
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1T Is ABSOLUTELY FREE.
A despairing man who applied Tor this
book soon after wrote.
III you dumped a cartload of gold at my
feet 1t would not bring such gladness INTO
my life as your method has done.
This great book, entitled "COMPLEI
MANHOOD AND HOW TO ATTAIN II,
will be mailed free, in plain, sealed wrap
per, To the address OF any sincere IN
quirer by the Erie Medical Company, GA
Niagara street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Readers sending for this book VIII mol
receive Collect on Delivery express PACK
ages. lior be otherwise imposed upon. Men
ton this paper. 1t
The times., 1897-06-13
Throwing Himself Into the Breech.

With one exception the congregation
that filled the Rev Mr.. Johnsing' S church
were African brunettes. Nor was that
single exception even good stlff-ribbed
Nethodist, like the hundreds of Georgia
darkies that filled the pews about hlr;1
during this most important revival meet
ing of the week In fact, he was true
Roman Catholic and his name was Dennis
O'Grady. 1t was the lnshman first eA-
nerience with colored Protestauts, SO he
chose a conspicuous seat in the front row
of the gallery, from which point OF van
tape he could observe all that passed be-
meath and thus the more readily pick up
the essential points of the unfamiliar
service.
Four hymns and two prayers had paved
the way for Brer Johnsing sermon The
M reacher rose, and heavy silence fell up
on the assembled throng. He chose his
text and sailed in. Goodness, how he
argued, how he pleaded, that the poor
wayward sinner might turn from his paths
of evil and be saved.
"Bewar' de day ob iedgrnent!'' he cried
in earnest warning. "DaT's gwine TO be a
gran cleanin' outi We's all agwine TO be
divided into sheep Oh one han an goats
on de odder han!' Then he paused for a
stronger effort. Now he cried, who's
a-rwine to be de sheep and who's a-gwine
| to be de goats?'
There was no sound.
II say-who's a-gwine to be de sheep
| an who S a-gwine TO be de goats? Hm?''
| Still the silence continued, and Brei
! Jounsing was becoming excited.
| "Fo de las time I axes yer-who's
| a-Swine to be de sheep-and who's a-gwine
t., be de goats? Hp?
A moment Of awful suspense, and ther
| o'Grady rose in his seat "Waal, thin,'
| he called out, '.Oi' n be, the goats. What
| the answer boston Budget.
The times., 1897-06-13
FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE OR RENT One or the 1ihest
near suburban homes, oyeriooklnS lne
city; present owner ana occupant oDiiged
to vacate ON account of business engage
ments Address SUBURBAN, this orfice-
jef3-3t
tiUAlr,o ,hEAP-On tie new electric ram
rad from Washington 10 Falis Chuich. a
beautiful subdivision has Just been openeti,
with wide streets a6u ayen ues, known as
BALLSTON, about mines from Washing
ton. car fare cents; minutes rlde
from the city by electric cars, or ~ nin-
utes on a bicycle; splendid road
Price Of lots Sl26 and SlOO eacn.
size. X5 feet wide by from 100 TO 100 feet
deep.
Terms, SIS down, balance 81 per week
no interest; 10 per cent off for cash A
large new station has Just Been erected,
800 shade trees have been set OUT baii
ston has fine graded school, stores, z
churches, and already a population OF ZoU
persons. Buy a lot 10; a home or Tor spec
ulatIon and buy quickly so YOU can pick
your choice. i have also large and smah
farms for sale, Cali for parscniaIss rs an9
plat JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 +
su. NV myl6- I'm
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Silshy's Chicago correspondent. Robert
I.indbiom, has been generally right on
the wheat market for the past year. audh
says I'VE don't change our mind on the
hun side of wheat; buy it"
AT SllSby's about ten days since, a young
man prominent in Northwestern milling
interests and wheat-gTowing, made IA bet
OF several hundred dollars that July wheat
would sell at so cents per bushel, before
the option expired, July 81. If he was
right, wheat, at 50 cents, the present
price ought to be a good investment.
The times., 1897-06-13
MrLLAN,s couRT-AiARTLAL-.
The spicy Trial 10 Begin Wednes
day M the Navy Yard.

Commander Mullan will be brought 10
trial before court-martial Wednesday at
/ o'clock at the navy yard. Tie court win
be constituted as follows: Commodore q ;
Norton, president; Capt T. F. Harrington ,
Cant. William c. Wise, Capt j G. watson
Cant. F ]. Higginson. Capt Silas W. Terry
AMI Capt Merrill Miller Lieut. Z. H.
LauchheiIner will act as judge advocate
Commander Muilan will plead not guilty
to acknowledgements, and testimony ola racy
character is anticipated.
The times., 1897-06-13

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Ah bargain q
beautiful home in LIE Droit fark, 10
rooms and bath, steam neat, eieCtiS
lighting and every modern convenience,
southern exposure, fine stable In rear, must
he sold at once and at great sacrlilce.
Apply sol Stanton Place me- jel z-3t,em
FOR SALE OR REXCHANGE-New brown
stone and press brick house NV; coiIl-
pIete: / rooms tiled bath, 3 rooms deep;
win be sold very low or traded Tor clear
ground Address BUILDER, this office
Je12-ot
FOR sALE-Cheap, or excnange Tor I'M
proved city property, one miie east OF
Hyattsyille: 10 $40 acres; new S-room
cottage; all mod imp; hot-air furnace.
windlinii, .iiilknouse prooder, heated 10y
hot " ater, for 200 chicks, large ben
merry. etc; together with 30 acres adJon-
ing. improved by large barn, tenant-house'
fruit etc, If desired. or would dispose OF tne
40 acres in 5-acre lots JOHN S. blank
MAN, ttorney-at-Law No 40 n. I.
ave. NV. Jeo-oo,eAh
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CHURCH. NOTICES.

HOW TO BEAR the little troubles of
life-Dr j. C. Waters, at Mount Sinai
Drown Mernorial), 14th and b sts., at
IL a. m. Public cordially invited. 1t
sPIRITUALISM-wo Hall, 721 9Th
st. NV, Mrs Zoller, assisted by Mrs
Rowland. will hold her usual Sunday even
ing meeting. Psychometric readings, tests,
etc = seance, Wednesday evening at resi-
dence, o13 9Th st. NV; interview daily
Item
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Chicago, June 12.-Wheat opened aU
about Yesterdays closing, and advanced
a cent on liberal buying, which was prin-
cpally for short account. ST. LOUIS was
as CONSPICUOUS buyer OF september as IL
was yesterday. Northwest sold falr line
Of both September and July. Londoh
cable confirming Danubian damage was
the principal bull feature. Liverpool cables
were led. lower Northwest receipts
were 23S cars. Clearanc ces, 3oO,0oo
bushels. There was fair milling demand,
10000 bushels reported. The market
closed steady at "a cent over yesterday.
chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
panIers and Brokers. Members of the
" Stock Exchange, 1427 street
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A 7, ,.uIiarity of Insane Asylums

a Ps 1;iliarity of Insane Asylums.
One Of tie things that science has never
ls,s.ii able 10 explain satisfactorily is the
cause cf he ocular odor that permeates
every asviunl ior the insane The odor Is
biii,drcd. hut Always IN evidence. and no
an.oani Of scru.,biig, cleansing, disinfect-
inr - ccoslorisiag has ever been able To
eradicate IT, Some claim that ii is due 10
the .irars nsed: hut 4 this is the cause
Why .ae~ not tie same peculiar oior ap-
tt.ar n ~ yil,ns for the Hind, the deaf
!. :. ~ 'esr-aals and in prisons? =
Opa.na wori,i- Herald
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WHERE is THE BRooKLYS1
She Is Overdue at Southampton
and No Tidings Received.


and No Tidings Received.
Officials at the Navy Department are De
ginning to feel alittie uneasy about theflag-
ship Brooklyn, which sailed with AdInirai
Miller .ln board June for Southampton TO
take part in the Queen jubilee III is now
ten days since the cruiser LETT ana not d
single tidiDg of her has been received She
has not been spoken by any passing Nessei
andls considerably overdue II she sailed at
full speed.
At the bureau OF Navigation it was said
yesterday thatno fears for the safety ci the
Brooklyn were entertained. and IL was De
lieved that the poor time the cruiser mas
made is due to her taking the southern
course. which is a slow one, and to the
fact that the vessea iiaFsnot been pushed
for fear Of possible aeaslent to the MA
coiuerV
The times., 1897-06-13

Rock Island popularity. 1t is said TO be
better off for ready cash than any other
of the Changers; that it has kept operating
expenses well above those of other roads
in the same group, and that it continues
to spend money for Improvements.
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ARMENIANs OBTAINED.
Turks Seized the Passports of Eigh :
cen Families.

cen Families.
The British consai, az Harpoot, where
Turkey has efilsed TO retognizt, an A uFerI-
ear consul. has teiegraphedtiIe Department
of State that eighteen Armenian families
en- route TO the United states, Were
stopped at sassoun iaa fan ard their
passports were taken hfrom them. @
Action like this was eIeariy a violation
of the aereement i,sitvvetn Turkey and the
United States, and as soonvzss Minister
Terrell learned Of fl, he protested to tile
Porte, who issued an order permitting the
dets ined people 20 depart. They resumed
their tourney few days ago.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales Metropolitan Railroad Certificates
b., $3.50 at los IA. Metropolitan Rail
road Scrip, SAT so at 10SsS. Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, 90 at 4S cents; 100
at AZ cents, and 100 at 46. Mergenthaler
Linotype, 90 at 125 "a. Lanston Mono
tvpe. 90 at 8.
..nNERNMENT BONDS.
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HALEE, Nj edium,

scientific paImist and card reader, tels
your full name, reveals your past, describes
the present and foreJeilS your future IlIes
also tells about business deals, lawsuits.
love affairs, family troubles, Teunites tbs
separated. brings quarrels all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
grOod luck etc. hours . a. III 70 2. M
s25 II st NV; fee 25c and soc. 3atisfac-
ton guar anteed- my limo
The times., 1897-06-13

4he steamer Kent will make her regular
Sunday trip to Glymont tomorrow leaving
street wharf IL m. and O'Clock. stop
ping at Fort Washington on both trips.
Item
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FOR HIRE.

FOH HIRE-To drummers and business
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STA BLES.
rear 6I5 Il st. NV; telephone call. lo0.
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DIR. Ledtherndn,

Medical and Surgical Specialist.
Treats aIl Forms of Private Diseases
t>I.ddar Diseases, Blood Discusses,
kidney DiseaseS. Skin Diseases,
SDecfai Diseases, Hydrocele,
SFnhiIitic Diseases. varicocele.
Structure. Impotency,
Advice and Consultation Free. Boto
sexes.
Hours, 10 12, TO 8. Tues, Thurs
and Sat evenings, 2 To 3. No. 6O2
NV iCiosed Sundays)
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NINE DAVIS, born Clairvoyant and card
reader. tells about business removes
spells and evil influences; redDitcS the
separated, and gives luck TO all; cures
piles and drunkenness 122S 18th ST.
NV. Jel lE-iIAO
The times., 1897-06-13

WILL the passenger and others who Wit
messed accident To a lady ON the 9Th st
electric car line at II st. NV, Friday, ] une
last. especially the gentleman who as
sisted her and took her name, comm uni cate
with Mrs PHILLIPS, 226 11th st. St?
lel3-3C
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McCarley, OF the Monetary Trust, is still
very bu,lish on Manhattan and Western
Union.
The times., 1897-06-13

Yesterdays short session showed quiet
er market than for week past. AT the
opening interest centered in Sugar, which
was expected 10 open up materially on
the action of the Senate on the sugar
schedule II opened higher, at l2o Ii
and after a slight reaction, rallied 20
1876 I-S-the highest price for seVefai
years-it then gradually declined, closing
at 124 3-8, but with gain of six points
for the week Jersey Central made d
further advanced; ii opened 3-4 and closed
strong at 90 1-2; the balance of the
market was slow end shaded of frac-
tionally all along the line. 1t looks as IL
there was realizing in the Grangers, anu
the probabilities are for reaction, which
many traders consider overdue LONDON
prices were nearly all off. ST. Paul and
Northern Pacific, preferred, 5-S each, ano
other stocks smaller fractions
The times., 1897-06-13

HAVE your carriages look fresh and new;
buggies painted and vanished for 50; car
riages at half usual price; call and get
estimate; guarantee fiTStclass work.
HARRY DOM, 1927 Ii st NV Je13-1w
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IAN ABSENT MINDED ROOSTER'-Get
your wits together and come down here
for splendid suit, only a tTifle' worn,
and made by merchant tailOrs. at real low
figures JUSTu'S OLD STAND, 61S d ST.
NV jeS-7t
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A LIrIITED NUrBER
OF SHARES OFFERED
III The
GOLDEN QUEEN
Consolidated Gold Mining Co.
OF A. IONA.

This Company has recently pur-
chased a valuable gold property
In Cochise County, Arizona, adj
iacent 10 the celebrated Pearce
Mine; a number of shafts and 500
feet of tunnel work shows large
bodies of ore; and the property is
now being worked on paying
basis, and gives promise OF being
very rich To extend the develop
menU and provide milling facilities
limited number Of shares will be
offered. The strictest invettigation
solicited This is a Washington
company, and offices are at Rooms
Z and 4, Riggs Fire Insurance Co.
Building, 70S 14th St NV.
FRANK PLAYTER, secy. < Gen Mgl
ieI3
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FoR sALE-HoasEs 81 VEHICLES.

FOR SALE At a big sacrifice; $25 VIII
buy bay family horse, suitable ToT
grocery wagon; S45 VIII buy Doctors
coupe, rockaway, 81 set gOOd COIIoes q
Homes carriage harness.; owner leaving
city. BOARDING STABLES, 1929 Ii 81.
NV. Je13-3t
The times., 1897-06-13

Sentiment is very bullish on Rock Island.
1t is said that its wheat prospects are
better than any road in the winter wheat
belt, and that buying of it has been better
than of any other of the Changers for
the past week
There are some good reasons given for
The times., 1897-06-13
New york. stock Market.

Corrected daLIy by w B. Hibbs & Co.
uanlers and brokers' Members of the
n Y. Stock Exchange, 1927 street.
The times., 1897-06-13

MADAME FRANCIS, card reader and me
dunn: advice on business, hours, y to 9.
3O2 East Capitol St Je12-26
The times., 1897-06-13

"FOR RENT cards, in plenty, at Bush
ap21-tf
The times., 1897-06-13
FoR SALE OR ExcHANGE.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Ladies jew
elry and walnut bedst cad. dirt cheap,
$40; or will exchange for ladies bicycle
state make. Address SEATON, this ofiice
The times., 1897-06-13

MANDOLIN, banjo, guitar taught thor
Oughly; summer prices. r. BRAILS-
FORD, 722 10th st. NV. Je11-3t
THE % DAYS. CURE-SOld In nearly
every drug store, 81, Jell-lmo
NINE. THEO, MEDIUM,
Scientific palrnist and card reader; know
YOUR fate and fortune, open daily; German
spoken; 25c and sec. S2S II st. NV
loo
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je13-1w

GYPSY QUEEN Fortune teller; ladies,
60c.; gentlemen, 81; no sign 12l2 Il
ST NV lel3-lW
The times., 1897-06-13

MADAM RETrA. clairvOyant, medium
l. 81. NV. JelZ-t
The times., 1897-06-13

FOR SALE-SOrrel horse, : years old;
good driver; weight, about $50; sulta-
$50. SCOTT GREEN. 6iI L. 7th sc. NV;
basement Iel I-3t, EN-
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PERSONAL.

NINE. VIOLETTA,
Massage, newly opened.
Closed at 8 p. III.
713 18TH 81. NV.
The times., 1897-06-13

Some traders are now taking lou loi
Sugar, but that has always been ohe case
when the sock was at or near It's highest
price, and at time when insiders were
generally unloading.
The times., 1897-06-13

Should be read daily, as changes may oc-
cur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week endihs
June - close promptly al this office as
follows.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


did Remington typewriter, or S4O cash
buy Address TYPEWRITER BARGAIN
this office. ~
WALL papers 12c per roll up; paper
ing ana painting. YOUNGER, 44O y j.
ave. NV je13-1w
A HOME CURE, Cancer, TumOr. and ma
nias;er or pain: IGC-lage book and ADVICE
zee Dept Z, 7,ABBoTT MYRoN MASON
MEDICAL CO, 55T Fifth avenue, New
Torr 1t
EMRiCH'S wood, oak OF pine, split Oh
blocks; 81 30 one-quaTter cord; drop
postal. 91U Va. ave Sc Jel2-lmO,ehl
ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY-24c.p per dozen,
strictly hand work. 1888 ! 4th ST. NV
we propose through this medium To obvlaUe
at the ZONES OF our patrons the unwelcoiue
Wasll-day; we use only the pufeSt soaps anu
filtered water: plain washing anu ironing,
oUc per Dozen Each persons wash done
s-uaraJeIy Jel2-1mo
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FOR SALE-Newly-p painted buggy, 500
harness, 81 Ill f st. NV. Jel3-3t
The times., 1897-06-13

Just after the close of the market re-
liable information was received that the
dividend on G. c. c. preferred would be
passed on Monday in Chicago. IL this is
so the common stock is likely to have q
big drop.
The times., 1897-06-13

JUST arrived from LoudOun Co, Va, IL
hcadoT horses, riders drivers auddrdught
borses Can be seen at 72S Whitney ave-
1el3-36
The times., 1897-06-13

FOR sALE-Covered, 3-spring delivery
wagon; good order; NO use for u, cneap
for casn- Call at Room /, 5O5 u ST.
NV. Ie11-3t
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FOR sALE-S1 80 buggy for $40, or ex-
change. 2111 E St NV. Jel 1-SJ
The times., 1897-06-13

LASIES needing confidential treatmens.
q sure and safe relief in all WOMAN
complaints and irregularities. Gold medal
awarded for the science OF obstetrics from
the University of Munich. Bavaria StriS<
iy confide ntial MRS DR. kENNEk, ma
7th ST. me-. near East Capitol ST. asa-
tugton. ID. u
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FOR SALE-Any one desiring high-bred
morse that can pace III 2.3O will dO well
70 correspond Win IT, this office
je11-3t
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NuRCH'S MUSIC SUR.

Is now located at s23 St sohmer Pi-
aDo Agency
EXCURSION PRINTING-HaIf price; BOO
envelopes, good quality, 81 LIEHLEh'
Sl6 st. NV. 1eIl-ot'eA
PIANO TUNING, 81 .5O-Drop postal. JAS.
r. DURITY. sos 18th ST. Sc
iel 1-3t.em
FINE EIgin butter zoe per pound at
Lanes BUTTER STAND, 329 n.
,,I1- . DAIs LUhb-ooiu at SiMMs
drug store, l4th and n Y. ave. 81
Jell-1t
To all bicycle Iiders VINO call or send
rcaI for 25 miles around Washington.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 ST. NV.
JelO-3t
WALL PAPER-15c. piece, on the wall
CHARLES c. SILENCE 2f1 u ST. ne
je9-1t
FI1ILpRESS suits for hire, 81, JULIUS
COHEN'S, ll04 9TH st. NV. Je4-tf
Ia.n ABOUT BAR6.-'1S! You'll never
be offered any such bargains as we offer
you now Rooms pdpere pa 10 I'm h r99 va1 STYLISH Snast
work. remember. r. Il. NOLTE, s1u 9th
st No branch. leo-U
THE FINE imported Englsh Hackney
stallion Coastguard; stands at KELE-
HERS STABLE, as Sth St; SMALL
WOODS STABLE, Anacostia, and at
Upper Marlboro. Jeo-iot
| A FKEE-HAND pastel or crayon portrait
made and delivered on weekly payments
| satisfaction guaranteed, best refs n
| washington; send address and VIII call
with specimen this is not cheap WORK, but
| the best IN " Nashlngton. Address ARTIST,
| ms orflCe Je7-6t,em
| EXCHANGE AUCTION HOUSE--No. 1881
| and 1888 st. NV, is now fully open and
| ready for business, III you VIII avoT us with
| your consignments we will guarantee you
| perfect n sraction, sales OF furniture every
| u a or ca rri QopS
| haroess etc, at IL M; large sale next
Thursday to which we invite you. THOS.
| 7 OWEN, Auctioneer. j. z. HORBACH.
| Manager !eo- IOo-enl
DIAMONDS ON EASY TERMS
| Drop postal; agent Will call with samples
E. c. b., this Office. my2I-lmo
sELBY is offering an worsted s1o
| suit for $50; come quickly II you
need one 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
my2O-tf-en
I WONDER who pays the highest prices
for gents cast-off clothing; drop postal
SAUL BROS, 923 d st. NV. my1 6-3mo
you VIII find Window Cards OF all de
criptions-"Table Board Furnished o.
Unfurnished Rooms. "'Unfurnished Rooms. ;
Board, FURNISHED Rooms, With Board. '
FURNISH Rooms" Five cents is the
price OF each card ap2l-U
FURNITURE moved; largest 2-horse load
So 90; 1-horse loads, 81. 20, pianos, 81.
fusme1pie an opiy pacseIu CUIuMbiA nM ~ TRANSFER Co.
Y23 I-2 ST. NV. Phone 1860.
my9-sf
PRINTING-Business cards 76c per / 900
other printing sSuay cs 6ba boo
IsTs EiAMs. sfS 7th Ct. nv. feetf.en
The times., 1897-06-13

Consols declined fractionally in Lon
don 4 good straw to watch for the
direction OF the wind III European af-
fairs.
The times., 1897-06-13

The last week has been very favor
able one for the stock market and ior
those " no purchased stocks. The Grangers
have held steady, with the exception of
Rock Island, which has advanced some
Several of the second-class stocks have
made handsome gains, the most notable
being Northern Pacific, which has
gain of 3 ga TO its credit for the Week.
The Coalers have been very strong. Deia-
ware & Hudson gained points, and
Jersey Central, 8 IA, during the week.
and there has been good Philadelphia buy
ing Of Reading, which is up 81
The times., 1897-06-13

FOR SALES econd-hand phaeton cart, To
carry or 4; family carriage. CaffIey
suikey. CARRIAGE FACTORY, " \ ave,
bet 4tn and 9Th, NV. Jel2-ot
The times., 1897-06-13

FOR SALE-A widow selling out, 13 head
of good wor6 horses, some fine drivers
among them. no reasonable offer viii be
refused l223 NJ st ne ie1D-3t-em
The times., 1897-06-13

FOR sALE-Dayton wagon, cheap. s11
1-2 ST. sw. 1T
The times., 1897-06-13
DENTAL PARL0RS
COG F Street Northwest.

Gold flIlings and bridge work sIS
ciaIty at the lowest price. emalgam IN
ings boo: full sets OF teeth on plates 30.
Extracting, either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless, 5Uc; without, Z5c; an
work done by experts ana guaranteed ths
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