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The times., 1897-06-04
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

The Navy Department has issued the
folio wing orders:
Naval Constructor J. J. Woodward de
tached from Newport News onfour months
leave to go abroad.
Assistant Carpenter J. A. o'Connor
ordered to the Norfolk navy yard, June
10.
Lieut. W. Kellogg, detached as equip
ment inspector at Newport News, and or
dered to return to the bureau of equip
ment
Lieut. R. Fl. Gait, detached from the
Terror and ordered to Newport News as
inspector of equipment
Lieut. ] F. Luby, to examination for pro-
motion.
Naval cadets who have passed their eX-
aninatious and are waiting for commissions
US ensigns have received orders as fol-
lows: To report to the Monadnock June 1 8,
w. R. Sexton, p. l.. Pratt, and l.. r. Sar-
gent.
To the Oregon-C. r. Miller, W. P. Giles,
H. E Yarnell, n. n. Jensen, w. D. Leahy
c. S. Kempff, S. G. Magill and L. NJ. Over
street.
To the New York.. W. Powell, W. G..
Dubose, A. Kantz and L. G. Richardson
To the Monterey-W. r. White, 1. F.
Lands and D. S. Mahony.
To the Indana-W. Mcdowell, G. T.
Owens. A. ST. C. Smith, w. NJ. FaIconer
and f. C. keenan,.
To the Iowa-R w. Henderson, V. s.
Houston, w. G. Asserson, A. C. owen, A.
]. Hepburn, j. W. Graeme and F. L. Shef-
field.
To the Maine-D F Boyd, Old. Duncan
and y. L. Jones.
To the Texas-W. II. Reynolds, A. w
Pressey and ii. P. Perril.
To the Marblehead-A. Fl. Mccarthy,
d. E. Theleen and G.. Van Arden.
TO the Puritan-H. L. Collins, O. G
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PENSION VOUCHERS executed carefully
and cheaply at 623 F st NV. Office
open after midnight on Sd inst. THOS. J.
STALEY, Notary. je2-3tem
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..For three years we have never been
without Chamber rlam's Coiic' Choiera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy in the house, says a
81. Patter, with E. {. Atkins q CO.. IN
diaRarslis, mo. and my "lIe Wothu ds
soon think of being without hour as n
bottle of this Remedy IN the summer sea
son. We have used it with all three OF
our children, and it has never failed 10
cure-not simply stop pain, but cure abso-
Iuteiy. 1t is all right, and anyone who
tries it will find it so - For sale by Henry
Evans. Wholesale and Retail d Druggist. 93S
street northwest and Connecticut ave-
rue and street northwest.
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

PENSIONERS-V Vouchers correctly exc
cuted. SMITHS CIGAR STORE, 4th and
q sts. NV. after midnight, June 8, 10 1:3O
D. IN, June 4. II error made double
Zee returned. 1t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Four good, cheap horses;
suitable for light delivery. party leaving
city Stable rear OF 1879 l. st NV
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There was no game atNationa Park yes
terday afternoon. Great large drops of
water found their way out of the heavy
clouds which darkened the city. But there
graphic wires were in working or6er, and
they brought the tidings that Tommy Tucker
would become Senator. and that ne would
take part in today's games.
Ladies' day, Tom Tucker, two games, Win
Mercer, and special supply of newly pre-.
pared ginger Will be the card for this
afternoon. All the cranks will hope for
clear weather.
The gong was promptly set agofng yes
terday afternoon, and the Colts and Sen
ators arrayed themselves for battle. They
battleG but brief time, however. Umpire
Emslie's coat was thinner than that Of the
average crank who attends the games in
Washington, and the few drops of water
quickly touched his skin, and the fog horn
voice announced time.
However, before this, De eMontreyille and
Swain had each made errors; Lange and
Thornton had hit for singles, and two
runs were scored. Two men were out
and one man was on base.
Then it occurred to Mr. Emslie that the
climatic conditions were unfavorable to
ball playing, and he called game There
was a patient wait of 80 minutes. the
monotony Icing relieved by white
Indian on the grand stand, with strong
lungs, who continually yelled, PLAY ball!''
The ardor of the youth had no effect on
hn
sweet-tempered umpire won the hearts
of the fans by making it no game. and
thereby giving two for one this afternoon.
The first game viii he called at o'clock
and the second at 4:30.
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FOR SALE-1 landau. S-seat bus, 2
cheap buggies, horses. 300 9Th ST NV.
Ie4-3t
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The Fortunate Champions.

Baltimore, June IA heavy thunder
storm at the end of the third inning saved
the Champions from defeat at the hands
of the Cincinnati this afternoon Hanion
gave "Jerky" Horton his first trial, and
his debut was anything but success, a S
the Reds landed on his curves hard and
often, making six hits, which netted as
many runs In tie three innings Rhines
was doing excellent work, the Champions
making only two hits, both of which were
made by Keeler.
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FOR SALE traps, dayton, surrief
aud oJneG carriages and DusStes ON ac-
count of storage aIu Charges, -ieaG bar
gain 927 ID ST. NV. myl lS-tf-em
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p PENSION VOUCHERS executed at Atm
and sts- NV, opposite pension agency,
office open at dock fniGLfg Thurs.
day, and night and day thereafter. FRANK
ID. BLACKSTONE Notary Public.
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BASEBALL ON SUNDAY.
The Cleveland Team VIII Play at
Riverside June @.

Manager Mace. Of the Riverside base
ball club. which will play Sunday gaines
at the Virginia summer resort, has secured
the following players: Catchers, kiDslow
aud Phillips; pitchers, Lathrope and Hoff-
man; short stop McCauley, first base, Mace;
second base, Rothe; third base, Belaskf;
left field, Eibel; center field, Porter, night
field, Davis
The first game will be played on next
Sunday with the Clevelands. The electric
cars leaving Pennsylvania avenue aud
Thirteen anG-a-nalf street run tD River
side Park, and any person who delights In
the national game will have good chance
to witness first-class contest on the above
date
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Harvard Crew Getting Settled.

Pougtikeepsie, n Y, June g. The Har-
ward crews substitutes, attendants, rub
bers, cooks, and servants, numbering about
forty persons, arrived this noon, and are
now installed at Red Top, which was the
headquarters of the Crimson oarsrnen last
year. Coach Lehman appears to be much
pleased with the course and with the To-
cation and surroundings OF the qua rters
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Future Champions. -.

The Central High School Reserves have
organized for the season with the follow
ing players: vanieventer. Leech, Kelly,
Rees, Ellis, Richardson, Costigan. Durdin,
Clark and Drane. They would like to
hear from teams eighteen years and under.
Address a L. Clark. 1850 @ street north
west, or Central High School.
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.McKean out, hit by batted ball.

Earned runs Boston 2. Two-base hits
Duffy, Stahl, Bergen Sockalexsis. Home
run-Long. Stolen bases-H anilton, Long
Bases ON balls-Off Nichols 3, off Young
2 Struck out-By Nichols 3, by Young 2.
Wild pitch Young. Passed ball-Zimmer
Double pIay-Loug TO Lowe, Co Tenney.
Time of game-l hour and 40 minutes.
Umpire-Mr. o'Day. Attendance, 800.
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Basketball League Meeting Tonight.

A meeting of the District Basketball
League clubs will be held this evening
at 8 O'Clock at the headquarters OF the
,,orcoran Cadets In the y. G. N. & armory
on 1. street, near Fifth. All delegates
to the league are expected to attend, as
the meeting is called for the purpose or
closing the affairs of the league for the
season In addition to other business
the standing of the teams in the league
championship race will be announced.
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THE GIANTS WIN TWO
Seymour Pitches in Both Games and
Does Great Work.

The New Yorks won two games from
the Louisvilles today. Seymour pitched
in both contests for the locals and did great
work In the first the visitors narrowly
escaped shut-out, but in the second jagged
support let them make half dozen runs
The Lousviles could not field htte
bit in the second game, and Cunningham
was put out of the game by Um,..e Nc
Dermott for showing his contempt for
@ questionable decision by throwing the
hall over the fence. Darkness stopped the
game In the seventh inning. Score:
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Stolen bases-Joyce, ,; Gleason. =. VII
son First base on errors-Sew YORK, s.
Louisville, /. First base IN :ialls-ofI
Seymour, A; off McGee, 2; tlf Fraser, Z.
Seruckout-By Seymonr,S ..cftnn bases
New York, 8; Louisville 7. Double plays
Rogers, stafford and Syerslen; stafford and
Werden. Passed balls-W. Wilson, z. Wild
pitch MCGEE, /; Frassr,1. 'iiIneVi game
2 hours and 10 min ties. CBlIires-Sulli-
van and Dexter.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

ngtoD-Chicago-Ra Rain-
Baltinore-Cincin Rain.
New York, 6; Louisville, /.
New York, 10; Louisville, q.
Philadelphia, 10; Pittsburg. l..
Boston, 6; Cleveland, 1.
st. Louis, i; Brooklyn, o.
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Earned 0ns-Philadelphia, 3. Two-base
hit-tiillen. Three-base hits Cooley 90.
Sacrifice hits-Nash, Boyle. S Stolen bases
Donovan, Cooley. Geier. Left on bases
Philadelphia, 5; Pittsburg, Z First base
on Philadelphia, 4 Pittsburg, /.
First base on halls-By Taylor, by Tame
hill, / by Gardner, 3 Struck out-By Tan
nehill, /; by Gardner, 2; by Taylor, 1.
UmpreMr. Mcdonald. Time OF game =
z hours.
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Mrs. William Moore, Living at 502
A Street Southeast, Deserts Her
Lifelong Belief in Allopathy
Because She Found Cure
In Pure Homeopathy.
IT IS NOW
The Family Medicine In the Moore
Home, as 1t Has Been Used with
Splendid Effect in the Cure of
rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Coughs and Colds.
II ere is Mrs. Moore's testImony Y:

Mrs. W Illiam Moore, wife OF William
Moore, a Government employe, residing at
No. 5U2 A St Sc, asDIIIgGon, u. e., says.
Il was raised 10 believe Ia the AllOpaLii.c
system Of medicine, but have been thor
oughy converted 10 Munyon s improved
Homeopathic Sys5em. nayeused Munyon Is
Rheumatism Cure With excellent results.
his Dyspepsia Cure cured NE completely of
yon's Cold Cure is just The thing for my
little ones | have used Nun yGn henleules
for The children a number OF times, and
VIII be a pleasure To recommend these
remedies to any one wishing To know OF
their virtues
The times., 1897-06-04

Before learing Washington for the Summer
subscribe for THE TINES Tie Morning
and SUNDAY Editions ,ciH be mailed to you
for slirty fre cents a nonth-the Morning,
Eyening and Sunday Editions for Hty Ad-
dresses changed as often as desired.
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CURED OF INSOMNIA
AND NERVE TROUBI e

Miss NJ. o. Cross, No. AS V st. me-,
Washington, ID. c., says: Il was a suf-
ferer from nervous insomnia, and mad
tried a number OF remedies and also con-
suited several OF our local physicians, but
all failed to relieve me One Week ago
decided 10 try a bottle OF Munyon's Nerve
Cure, and am pleased to say that 1t has
given me en- tire relief. / cannot speak too
Eghly Of Munyon's Remedies
The times., 1897-06-04

Hundreds OF thousands have been in
duced to try Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy,
by reading what it has done for others,
and having tested its merits for them
selves. are to-day its warmcst friends For
sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail
Druggist, OBS street northwest, and
Connecticut avenue and street north
west
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Earned runs-St Louis, l. First base on
errors Brooklyn, 1; st. Louis, L. Left
on bases Brooklyn, Z; St. LofIis, 5. Two
base hits-Anderson, Shin:ile and Shoch
First base on balls-0ff Mcmahon, o; off
Donohue, l.. Time of gane-1 lpur and
2S minutes. Urnpire-Mr. Sheridan.
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CURED OF A BAD CASE OF Ca
TARRH.

Mr.. w. II. Clark, No. 1917 st. NV,
Washington, ID. c., says: II was severely
troubled with catarIh for several years.
l have been under the care of a nniilbcr
OF physicians including two specialists
without being able To effect cure. Final
iy decided 70 try Munyon's, and am happy
TO say that after a snort course or treat
nent have been entirely cured. Munyon's
Remedies were also effectuai in relieving
nle OF very severe attack of rfe euDlatisrn.
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The Press C,ub LEAGUE.

New York, June 8. Mr.. Joseph Howard
jr., president of the New York Press Club.
was today elected president of the Inter
national Press Club League, now in ses-
sion in this city.
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Pension vouchers-officeo open for cxccl-
fion of vouchers from 9 a. m. Thomas
HOPKINS. ne Loan and Trust building. Ninth
and f streets. je3-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Contents of 6-room flat;
baauso. .n- S.i;.fy toa,L.ig oed, sl. OAK ioid-
ing bed So. one upright bed, 50; oak por-
table wardrobe, $40, walnut bedroom
suites, % eacL, walnut wardroDe, $3, ex-
ira massive oak bedsuead, So, cost $50;
handsome Antique manogany GaiJie, S5; soft
top mattress. 81. 40 TO-; extra long white
haIr mattress, SIS, worth SAT-; oJhers at
81; Fowler springs, 81: extension piano
lamp $40, cost $40, washtub and
nearly new wringer, 81; nearl new featner
bed, -, window awnings, 81, new bed
lounge, ~; odd bedsteads, cid-styie bu-
reaus, was1stdnds, tables, cOInmodes, rare
old silver, fine group OIL statUary. new mat
ting and a lot OF fine housefurnishings,
S2l ". \. ave Jei-4trem
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FEW LEFT OF the $12 g. A. K. suits for
81 5U. S1u all worsGetf suiss, tallor-inade,
SO 50, cbIlus wash blouse suits, 10 8
years. 4Sc.. 59c., 7yc.; two PAIRS childs
pants for me Drfce OF one. stIa@ fsaSs al
most given away at SELBY'S, 1903 Ia.
ave. NV Gar fare free. Jei-3t
The times., 1897-06-04

Earned runs-New York, /; Louisville, z.
Two-base hits-Gleas son, Ciagman. stolen
bases-yan Haitren, Joyce, lia us (2),
Gleason (2) Clarke, Clingman. First base
on errors-New York, 3; Louisville, 3.
First base ON balls-Off seymour, 8; off
Cunningham, 2; off McGec, 3. Struck
out-By Seymour, /. Hit by pitcher-By
Seymour, /; by Cunningham, /. Left on
bases-New York, Z; Louisville, 5. Pass
ed balls Warner, w. Wilson. Time of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Mr.. McDermott Attendance, 1000.
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PHILLIPS WIN EASILY.
Combine Their Hits with the Errors
of the Pirates.

Philadelphia, June Philadelphia was
very lucky today and won an easy victory
over Pittsburg through combination OF
hits and errors Only seven hits werenlade
off the two Pittsburg twiriers, but five
errors and three bases Oh balls made them
very costly. Ten runs resulted, while the
Pirates had the hardest kind OF time to
get the single run they scored. Score:
The times., 1897-06-04

FOR SALE-Fine Butter, ] {, 20 and 22c.
Fresh Eggs, &c. Cheese, 12c. LANES
Butt Fix STAND, 319 n. l.. MIiket, 5th
anu sts. e4-3t
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S1.25 To Baltimore and Re- S1.25
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad

Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sun
day, June and 6. valid for return passage
until Monday, June 4 Good on any train
je1-5t-em - Il
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ANOTHER FOR THE BoSToNs.
The Spiders Fail to Solve Nichols
Deceptjye Curves.

Boston, June 3.-Nicnols had Cleveland
at his mercy today and but for the two
errors by Lowe, would have shut the visi-
tors out In no Inning Were two nits
punched off him Boston hit Young In
steaks and won handify Score.
The times., 1897-06-04

Do you E,,oso sha, you can hare the Norm
;nq, Evening and Sunday Times deiirereda a.
sour residence for .ffty cents month";
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Wiild do
pIuIIlD.ng i'll eAeIdnke iSI kOOd use or
merchane.se REGISTERED, this Office.
iC4-3J
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FUR SALE-Youngs' best butter 25c.,
) Douiius for 81, oII. Yodngs OI-5sr Is the
b,s1 butter Ihat comes To ~ asning 5cn, K.
b. l0UNGS, 10 and IT y ST. Market and
SO Riggs Market. Postal orders promptly
filled 5e4-3U
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FOR SALES sideboard, china closet, what
not, carpets, chairs, stove, haurack, pic
lures, anu cooking utensils. 2z6 "a st.
NV ie4-3t
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FOR SALE-Une elegant COW; Will be fresh
In a few days; also a good work maref
cheap inquire or MRS. hOLLIDGEs
Brookiand, ID. e. Je3-3t
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FOR sALE-Priv1eges Of barber shop,
photograph, merr y go-r ound, etc, az
summer resor5: cheap TO right parties. L
NJ, this office. se3-Zt,eEp
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GAMES TODAY.

Chicago at Washington.
Cincinnati at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Bostou.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Louisville at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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FOR sALE-Splendid organ, $40, just
the Thing for cnuIcn; sickness cause Tor
selling. j. A. Nj, this office. 1T
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r. s. O. STORAGE CO., 10 to 1s f st. ne
Telephone. 112. Ga my26-tf
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SHUT OUT BY THE BROWNS.
The Despised Tai'-Enders Surprise
the TrolieY.DOdgerS.

New York, June 3.-Another Quaker
player was added to the st. Louis team
today, and the Browns celebrated the
eveat by shutting out the Brooklyns Grady,
who was exchanged for Mcfarland, played
a star game at first Douglass batted IN the
only run. Attendance, 2,076. Score:
The times., 1897-06-04

POSTAGE STAMP COLLECTORS-For
sale, some used West Ind am ostag{
stamps D. f. KING, 1445 Pierce placd
NV Ie3-2t
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FOX SALE-Bull terriers, fox terriers, col.
lies spanIeIs, Daucnenunu, lukIIes,
cheap. also S vans ,peafo wis, etc SCHNID'S
BIRD STORE, 712 12th st NV Je2-tr-eIo
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FOR sALE-Singer machine for S6; White,
SIl; New Standard, S25; all have drop
leaf and drawers at OPPf.N tE.f A!Ek'3
NEW HOME AGENCY, 514 9th St NV.
knife, accordian and sun plating done
Jel-3t EN-
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Two S1Oo Ladies' and Gents
Bicycles, $50; fully guaranteed. Call
after $50, 54l 9ta sc. sc. yc4-3t
FOR SALE-Hartford bicycle. in good
repair; also suit, &c cheap for cash.
6l6 ID st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-One high-grade lady's wheel;
goodasnew; $40 casn. Address " EELs
this ffice. je3-3t
FOR SALE My S10O bicycle. not soiled,
for S45; my solis for So, my daughters
for $50, we need the money. q. f. M,
TINS Office. Jel-3t,em
FOR SALE-Six 1896 Rochester gents
bicy ycies S37 so each; Hartford, 1897
tires. 6 months guarantee. No 8 Q sc.
ne, West lexington. my31-Tt,em
DEALERS AND RIDERS, ATTENTION
Unredeeued Bicycles Unrrsis med nicys
cles at 1-S value. just received from the
storage warehouses OF TIE Manhattan Loan
and Storage Co. Philadelphia. ,r,,i now on
sale at cur saiesrooIn, 43f 9th st 'sw., 45O
uurctieeIned higitgrade, :srani new Dicys
cles, such as 1895 syracuse. Sis S5: 1897
Liberties, 4 sg5 Ramblers and ictors: also
1897 Debar's World Sandow, Cor ladies,
gents and children; also meh-prade tam
dems, siindries and parts. we exchange and
buy outright. salesrooIns oren every nighn
NEW YORK CYCLE CO, 434 9th st. NV. !
my31-65
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roK SALT 1t. show case; 80. AT SGT
Sth St Sc Ie2-3t,eLn
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FOR sALE-Fresh cow. 2031 18th st.
Ii
The times., 1897-06-04

FOR SALE-Ladies' hunting case solid
gold watch; hand engraved, Elzin sIIove-
nient, stem wlnder and setter; sost 500.
Address WATCH, this office. je4-3t
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FOX sALE-Paper box shear. FRANK
SCHMID, 1926 Sth st. NV Ie3-3t
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buggy noise. good driver; Lo reasons
able offer refused. j. C. Low +, 1th and
sts NV JeZ-S
The times., 1897-06-04

Read Or. Hciser's 'ad . on second page.
The times., 1897-06-04

FOR E-Cheap-Turkish chair couch;
price SS. Apply at l432 oth sc, NV.
At
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOX SALE-We are showing n very largo
assortment OF Monkeys Improved Dry
Air Ice BOX es; lGe best and nisst ecoDouf
]. T. OxLEY ICE BOX AMI FIXTURE
60, factory rear VI xI4. &c. zls 6tn
~. ne. mhz5-ef
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FOR SALE-Wall tent; 14xIt, With fly.
BARNAkD'S CIGAR STORE, 1911 7th
sf fe1-Xr
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FOR SALE-SiDger sewing machine; in
goou oIder; only S5- 46 + stnw Je4-oe
PENSION VOUCHERS carefully prepared
and executed F. EDWARD Mitch ELLs
4oS La ave. ,open at a. m Item
The times., 1897-06-04

FOR SALE-One high-grade lady's wheel;
good asnew; $40 casn. Address " Ii EEL,
this rfice. Ie3-3t
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Syracuse Won.

Batteries Willis and Shaw; Inks and
Duncan.
Rain postponed allother games yesterday.
The times., 1897-06-04

FOR sALE-GentIe Texas pony; cheap
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, III l2tn st.
NV. Je2-2t-em
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FOR SALE-A widow selling out head
OF good work horses, wagons nd harness;
some fine drivers among them. one bay
morse can trot ESQ min. no edNohable
offer will be refused. 1223 III St ne
fe2-Yteu
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FOX SALE-A good horse and agon, for
$50. 1881 Ii street NV. Je3-3t-en
FOX SALE Fine black driving horse;
afraid OF nothing; buggy and ha:less, all
for $50. Call II 6un ST. Sc. Je3-3t-eIn
The times., 1897-06-04

PATRICK ]. WALSHE and PERTHA L,
DANA, -notaTies public, Eallic buildingr
cuted; office hours, 500 a NJ TO $50
d. NJ Item
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

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ter fosar atpei propinaen entreibn
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porragenbe Stelune aimmt aud
Deutf@lanb NIT etnem suten Dur&.
f@nitt bon 100 Mart Elm; bassser
tann ii& @robbritannien ntlr zines
Dur&i@nitts bon etpa 80 Mart rib
men. Das 1T aber INNER nod mebr
als boppelt 10 piel. als bic RuFen aufz
aupeiien baben, bic bon ben Nationer
Guropas an LETTER Ste0e itdben.
Nebmer mir europa i'm Sanger.
10 tommer mir auf eineu Dur&f4nttt
bon etpa 80 Mart. Doppelt 10 srob
1T Der @ei@tbum Muitraliens. balb 10
grob Der Ganabas. Mmerita sldnat
NIT fat $50 Mart. Snbien, bas fat
muir @tlbereelb beiiBt, re&net muir 20
Mart auf ieben @intuohner, tpabreno
in Sapan Dor benz lebten Rrieae fat
30 Mart auf ben Ropf ftelen.
Natiirli& finb Der Rei@tbum zines
Bottles unb ber 8eitb beKelben an &C.
miin3tem @elbe 3pei febr berf4ieoene
Ding unb cine @tatiittt iiber iensn
mirbe gu gang anberen @efultaten
tommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

IS 1T i4per f~eitauitelen, mie piel
an @elb unb @eloestpertb cine ein3elz
ne Nation, nod i4merer. uie biel bic
@eiammtbeit auer @0lter 3uiammen
iebt beiibt ober fribtr. befab; immer>
bin taiih mar cine flii4tige @@abuns
MAIDEN unb tQmmt babel gu re4t I'M
t~ere1aptep Reiultaten.
Menn man uur bas in @olb. Shz
BET unb Rupfer seprdgte @tlb btriidz
fi4ti9t. tann man anrebmen. bab i'm
Sabre 1900 ber @eiib Der gan3en CT
piliiirten Melt 1890 Milionen Mart
bttru9; i'm Sabre 100 mar ct bereits
geftiegen auf 5000 Miuionen, nod Elm
Sabrbunbert ipater auf 1880 nil
lipnen, tpdbrenb MD petteren 80
Sabreu. i'm Sabre 1890. ber 8eitan
an gemiin3tem@ elbe ftm in btr ganoen
@elt auf $4,000 4tiQionen Mart be<
lief. 8is gum @nbe bes Sabrbun<
berts tptrben aIfo bic $4,000 Millio>
men meit iiberf@ritte, fem.
4m meiften ousenvmmen fat neben
benz 9emiin3ten @elbe ra3 Yapiergelo.
9aHelbt mar am &nfanee bes II.
Sa9rhunbtrts fat unbetannt, tpdb<
renb es am S@lub befelben nur i'm
B<trage bon ettpa 10000 900 i'm l1m>
lauf tpar. @m @nfange bes -. SABRE
bunberts tparen i&on 1861 lRi1ionen
i'm @ert<br, bic fi@ baum bis gum
Sabre 1890 auf IL, 5OOW}tQionen per>
mebrt batten.
SAT- tbenfo bttrd@tli@ 1T bas
Ma@stbum bes G'olbgelbes. @Sbrenb
baS II. Sabrbunhsr+ nit taum 600
MtQionen besann NM nit ettpa 1900
Mtnionen enbete, batt. Der @dammt=
nertb fi@ 100 SABRE ipdter nur bis
3u $500 Miqionen erboben; bas @nbe
un1eres Sdbrbunberts aber mirb ae<
gen 10000 MtQtonen Mart i'm l1mz
lauf febem. Il.