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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-22

AioN CORNER or SIXTH AKIN r.
rYuzas,M- week da ys-PfTTSByYf<fy Ex-
nure to Pittsbure OsA'S' = Hts
'o.6e ~ PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
tt,,ser r,lin Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
servatiOn Cars Harrisbir0 n, e.i,i1ss,,-s
fens nnau. INDIANAPOLIS st Louis Cleve.
Harn snd Toledo. Burret Parior Car 70
~ p o. A FAST LINE-puilman Burrs,
car ~ - - Harrisburg Buffet ParI0r
$40 r. 81 'is t.g "a Pittsh1rg
T. =, Sleeping Car wasbin9soa
Cars Har2, nas; and Sleeping and Dining
fvis c;ncisou.g TO So Lonis. Nashville
1. wE3-TERS - - :gs-g
AT assieepinE Car TO PittsbBrr. Chicago.
ear rn s,, issurg 70 Cleveland Dtning
EII sOCTRwEsTERN Elk PRESS
Pirtsh1rga Sleeping Cars Washington -
"a LIE Hnd Harrisburg TO ST Louis
u, s "a Cincinnati Dining Car
u1an So fACIEIC S8PRESS-PuEe
~ a 1Mleepin pm z Car % Pittspurg
sunoanf Niagara rails daily. exceDs
10 - a ~ Tor EImira and .1enovo daily.
DAYS ~ hul .4y For Lock Haven week
ana Williamsport Sundays, $40
"a no,,I n. for wiIHamsporT. Rochester.
puiiaIo and Niagara Fails daily, excsps
20 $500, -, VIII Sleeping Car WashIngtOD
10 -, a. sths s Bridge. via Buffalo.
buiTalo. and Niagara FaIls daily
Sror ~, Gar Washington To E.Hira-
AHiidueIpufa. New IOrks ana
the East
fTrnP ~ "CONGREssIONAL LIN
M AR from RalfsH0re Regular at Z 90
co. LING IaTl. 500. 9.OG. 10 90 DINING
Sns6 and ilGe i5Pl % ca &c f gS y So
~ i0Og and I1.35 r 81 on Sunday. T-O6
ca Sl'f fEg,, CIR. 500. 300, II 90 lDlnins
szo e5o Siil65p 80 ann 4 Is IN FSs
lphla only. Fast Express. Z 80 A
m wee seek days; Express ". is
41Ty For boston WITHOUT change,
ds 9T A. Al week days, and 4.20 P. N
Fqs Atlantic CITY tv1a Delawars River
uEes alEraiI route. 3.15 and II IS
Ia 90 uSiIy: via Market street wharf.
dSyso N d ~ a m, l2.40 p m. Wesk
F95 E.,lTl,nofe s Is. 7. 90. :. 80. = 90. 3 eo.
las ~ 80 30 s0d = 90 A. m n III is Il,s
ned, 20. 9.as. Z ~. : rs. s 80, 7 10.
a., ~, 1910. 1l15 and u 20 p m
~, ~ a tn II 10, 1 rs. Of, I5. 8 80.
ia ~ , 9hhnn 6 80. 5 40. 8. 8. . 50.
FOR Pope Hg cfe IL e. in sD9 ~ 80 y ann
o n da ~ except sunday. Sundays
f ant 4P9ss575Il' 20 g,, 800 p! s LIS
Sundays, 600 IN ga ~ n
a esabtlC Coast Line Express FOR FlOFt
"a aud points ON Atlantic Coast Lins,
4-.su . m. 3-46 y. n daily. Richmond
only, 1907 a n weekdays. Atlantis
Sl,eciaI, via Richmond and seahoard AIR
Inc 20 p. IN daily AccOmmOds--
Ton Tor q UantiCO, : a. a II. daily aud
40 .. IN weekdays
Ilcket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and At the station, sixth and n
streets. where orders can be left for tn
CueCEinE OF baggage 70 destination frDn1
hotels and residences
J. b. HUTCH INSON. General Hanaprr
J & WOOD. General Passenger 4 geoa
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-22

NATURALIZATION as pTeCentor or tenor
ror July ana August. w Il. l. this Of
Tt0e. ,el3- Stem
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wASTBD-HOUsEs-

A GENTLEMAN VINO doesuo; g0oui even
lngs tlesifest to take care OF a hOUse I'D tie
NV. during the summer; REFS AddIeSs
SUMMER, this office Je2i-3t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-22

FOR SALES I-2- year-old horse; perfectly
sound and fearless; good harness and
buggy, good as new, cost Sl26. the whole
for $50; trial given. Address TRIAL, this
office. ie2I3t
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FOR SALE Content

FOX SALE Contents OF 7-roOm fiat, fur
ulrure nearly new. sidet odrd, Fowler
SprIlfg, 81 0D- OAK BeurUJm sea II =. solid
back walnut 81, 50, one set. 80 uak
dining table, 10 feet, 81. walnut chairs,
6Uc., cherry folding bed, Sll, cost $50,
bed lounge. $45U. cost SIS. handsome
portable OAK wardrobe, 50. gas sbsees,
I5C.. whaL-nOJ. uiarble-tOp Ice cream
tables, rosewood tatitc, mirrors. HuOleIu,
oil cloth. rugs. carpet sweeper. dishes,
glass ware, COOKING uteaSIlS, CUSpidDfeS,
couch, nat rack bookcase, pictures, odd
beds, bureaus ana waSnStannS accordion,
UoiieJ sets, paTiOr suite, clothes WFiHger.
bITd cages. fish globes, upright show case,
walnut desk. S2l New York ave
IeE2- stem
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3 wan Ed A lOokkeepef ana stenOgTaplef
Z wants positions 4 yeaiS, experience, Teis.
rutu shed Address II H., TINS Office
. le23, 2S,S4-St
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WANTED Position by meat cutter aud
grocery clerk; c1y ref. AdGreSs CLERK,
this pffirp ie22-3f
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SfI1-A I1GNS wANTED--MAIE
AND REM ALE.
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FOR RENT-II12 n. Y. ave. NV, large
loom, with heat and cold water, SUIT
able FOR doctor or dentist; other rooms Tor
rent. Item
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wan "a respectable Ooaoieu man nom
thC country. aged "a years. desires
Jas place a. Ioiter al a store. wss.tcr an
ilunchroOh ca other indoor work of that
ksntI can FURNISH refs. Address j. ".
tSlhMONS, 81 l. =. C ave. 81. Je22-3t .em
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WANTED AGENTS.

W ANTED-Hu s.iing agents for a recently
invented article Of great merit: big wages;
sampie prepaid, sc, write now. AKRON
lel6-eOCr6s
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WANTED By young wssJe man, wuIk
"a any kind. ~. DILLON, Jrs Prospect
istS le. teen
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

FOR RENT-FirSt-elaSs pork stand; O-St
Market. Address BETGHER, this office
ie2i Stem
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-4 glass butter refTIgeretOTs,
iU-EaHOn 4-CaD ice cream cabinet.
4 ICE chests, = large sectional meat u1xeS.
I-2NTxs IL. = medium 3x5x7 u, 10
rea -onable offer refused anu terms easy
Inc J l. MDALE1 ICE BOX * FIXTURE
CO. rear ia, ZIG, 2lS StH 81 lie.
lPl0-CT-eIn
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DIAMONDS ON EASY TERMS

Drop postal; agent viii call with samples
E G g., this Office. my2T-Imo
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FOR RENT-For board OF 2, and $50 per
month additional, house OF 10 rooms; 8
newly fur. and 3 permanently rented; han
carpeted. BUSINESS CHANCE, this office
Je22-3t
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WANT ED -SItCaton as clerk In grocery
ana PROVISION store, best Iefs Acdless
NJ -. TINS otf'ce. ie:2-Bt en-
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fuR RENT--One large front room, with
large Iorch; delightful for summer. 32S
Il 81 NV lez2- item
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FOR SALE HORSES q VEHICLES.

CARRIAGE FOR SALE-Si37 80; cash
or easy weekly or monthly pa yments, VIII
buy a stylish Victoria. cost new $500:
was owned and used by a private family,
and is in good condition.; please see car
rage at 81 q LIST st. NV. CAPITALLOAN
GUARANTEE CO, 6O2 + 81. NV ie22-7t
FOR SALE-1 landau, 1 eigtt-scat bus,
I several hughes; several cheap horses,
AT NATIONAL LIVERY STABLES, sos
9th ST. NV. je22-7t
! For sAI.E--e IL. rear-old horse; perfectly
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FOR RENT-EEtiJe house, very pleasantly
situated; either furnished or partly fur
nished. or wotdtf rent two or three rooms,
furnished or. unfurnShed. very reasonable.
must rent at once. l247 ". Capitol ST.,
cor n. Capitol st. and New York ave.
1t
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FOR RENT-NiCeiy' furnished front hull
room: large" closets gas anu BATH; large
shady yard. ,C0ES pass the door, gentlemen
only; price So per month. $40 East Cap
itol st Je21-3tsern.
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FOX RENT-Sl4: three large elegant "a.
floor rooms, with gas Tor ngnt ana
COOKING. 20 4 st. ne. Ie&2-3 EN-
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s,r.-Aan.Ns> .v,c~p- a. NIB.

III SIT AsFa.N~. - ~ u a .l.E.
llNANTED- ny youGg Wine magI, vuIk
"a any kind ~. DILLON, Jr., Prospect
lsss ae. Item
IlNTANTED -suGat.on as clerk in grocery
and provision store test Iefs. address
n. -, tniS oif'ce. le22-3t en-
,.aNIED t,csp,u.atle tu.o.eu man nom
|! Tie country, aged "a wears. desires
Ia place as Ioiter al stoIe.. wsstcr an
ilunchrOOa ca other indoor work of that
!ksod can furnish refs. Address j. ".
,SlAMONs, 81 l. ;. {. aAe. 80. JeZZ-5t'em
.WANTEn-By coiore,i toy, work q. q b.
Il. cycle shop Call at 80 10Th 1t. NV.
llt-cm
WANTED young man with buggy and
A. horse. collecting OF wOIk OF some KIND;
bs-St Ief Address WORK, THIS Office.
ie22.3t
. WANTED Position by meat cutter aud
grocery CLERK; clty ref. Address Nl.kkh,
this office. lc22-3t
NAN1ED-B young German n position
! ia a bakery: Auorcsss434 l. st. NV. II
WANTED A rookkeeper aud stenographer
wants positions yeaiS- experience, feis
tuful shed Address II H., TINS oillceI
Ie23. 2S,213t
WANTED BY a colored man, position
as waiter al private family or hotel.
Address 1888 lltRs St Je22-3t.
wANTED-A lFsE-olASs carpenter ana
iaHlly 10 support, WAITS worE &c suuic
klnd. JOHN T.. MASON, Gen Delivery,
AIcNandna, IA. Je2l-5t
wANTED-PoStion as pTeCentor or tenor
ror July ana August. w II. l.. tl1s or
lice. .ei9-3t-em
SITUATIONS WANTED FrAIALE.
WANTED-sltualIou as cook, OF wash
II. or 3 ~ N
AI-eh ---..-
MANTED-SItuauon as general house
worker IA slIIaIl family. oZs Mass ave.
NV. Item
WANTED by a young white woman, place
10 90 light hOuSewoTk IN SitEail family.
Address 81. r., this oIIice. Item
" ANTED-Place as nurse; gosd refer
ences. Call 515 l-2 md So NV li-en
WANTED by competent woman, place
To do piStlna CoOklng dAG HonscwUrk IN
saISu fanldy Out OF town. good references
Address } JOnnSon, LOG +tnst. INV. Item
WANTED Young lady tiesIIes position
as stenogTapher and typewriter, or
cashier. Address CASHILb, this UlfiCc.
a ChambeImaid plain
sewing Or washing, OF "A Ilate.tO clean
lmIdmg Addiess BkTIlE LIE AHacOs-
TIA, ID. c. 1t
WANTED-By a coIoied woman, place as
cook III prNate family. els. given. Adj
dress 2Oo Qua keT's court. 1t
WANTED situation .by. a CniUTed woman:
a place in small fstsaily OI ChanIbcrmaid.
Address Sl3 " II. 1t
WANTED-WaShiHg 20 do at home. clothes
called Tor anu Delivered Call 1882 tn
81. NV. 1t
WANTED Bys two respectable CutOred
women, one a. ChaIuDcunald, an one de-
Sizes taking washing huIuc, or gong out 10y
the DAY UI house cleaning, can furnish
references Can OF address l2l4 / st.
NV. 1t
WANTED BY woman. place as chamber
maid or work around mouse lois 9Ju ~.
NV. 1t
>, ANTEIi-By respectable gHl, place -
competent CODs.. CiLtnItcIuJd.d ur nurse.
Call az 222 I9th II. nv. Je2l-3tem
WANTED-By haIf-Erown country gin,
place as nurse, or assist IN AtCuen.
lFU2 IL lUth ST NV. Je2l-3t-cIn
as general hUuseworker,
CuamBeTuaiu, nurse or waitress. Can at |
l64I IlJh II. NV. Je2l-3t,e,u
three competent ooIored
Serz ant girls Situations a. CHaInb erlnaId, /
Nurse, general lease work goOd -Teis. 44l |
I 81. !e20-3t |
sfTJ-A IIGNs wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-22

ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY -24c. per d0zsn;
strictly Baud work. 1884 l4tb 81. NV.
We propose through his medium o. ObyIate
at the BONES OF our patrons the unwplcOIne
w;tsii-usy. we use only the puresr soaps ana
filtered wa er, plain washing ana InDuiug.
0UC. per 0OZen- Zach persons wash done
SEPARATELY. ieI2-Iuso
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y ANTED-Fcather beds Cau at 1881
ana BSS Il 81 NV le22-l ut-en
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FOR SAI.E-Ic0.ooO old brick. now "
Ing 4: The Rink Apply TO The julius
LaHsburgR Furniture and Carpet Co 1226
Z sC. NV. ieo2- tenn
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FOR RENT COTTAGES.

FOR RENT 5-rOom cottage; gas, water
and latfobe; large yard cellar and stable
on car line. 81 L St NV. te22-3t
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FOR SALE-2 traps, 1 dayton, surries
and other carriages and buCgies on acr
count of storage and charges; great bar
gain. 927 ID st. NV. myl S-tf-em
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For SALE-LQTS-

FOR SALE-Colopi3l leach lot; ! block
from river 'front.' price, SibU Address
LOWER Wharf, this office. je2i- 3t-em
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD

STATION CORNER or SIXTH AKIN -
HTHEEsra
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FULL DRESS suits for hire, 81, atJULIUs
COHENS, liO4 9Th ST. NV. Je4-I
THE FINE imported English Hackney
stallion CoastgUaTd; stands at kELE-
HERS sIABLE, 4z5 stu 81; SMALL
WOODS STABLE, Anacostiai and at
Upper Marlboro ie5-16t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-22

Before leaving Washington for The Summer
subscribe for THE TINES The kOrniag
and Sunday Editions spsH Re Ssoilsd 10 yOH
for tairty.aue cents a ulonsA-the HcrHtHg
EUenfna and ssaSaE Editions for my Ad
dresses changed az often az desired.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-22

MONEY 10 LOAN at ana . per cent
seS-OtIJSs rear estate IA DlSt1fct OF W.
iUlIIoI,l. 40 CvIa5 beyond an Inspection OF
IA Opetty Ana 4tsAstIlanat2On ID Jlblet WAL
IL. AGlAE-tt, Z De 4Ca st.aTpc- mhES-tt
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INFERIOR DECORATIONS

We do all kinds OF Interior Decorating
Do the finest work, and charge extremely
low prices. Rooms papered WITH new, styt-
ism paper Only 81 Up +. u. NOLTE,
5IO Sth sc. No branch. Jei7-tf
TYPEWRITER repaired N reduced rates,
all blgh-grade machines bought. sod ami
exchanged, rented, with privilege or pur-
chase NEWMAN 5, GIL Seventh st
leI5- Im-em
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LuU sheets linen note paper, printed. 75c.
LOW PRICE PRINTING CO, 631 F St
NV. Je2O-7t
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Drop postal, agent viii call with samp pies
E G b, this Office. my2T-lmo
I WONDER who pays the highest prices
for gents CaSt-OrI clothing. drop postal
SAUL BROS, 923 d 81. NV. myi 5-3n.0
AT THE Business once OF The Tunes
you VIII find Window Cards OF all de-
sCIiptions-' Table Board, r urLisued or
Unfurnisued Rooms. We turJTniSheti Rooms
Furnished Rooms, With OF Without
Board, Furnished Rooms, With B0aTd."
Furnished Rooms Five cents - TIE
price or each card apzl-tf
FURNITURE moved, largest 2-hCTse load,
$3.50; 1-hOrSe loads, = 70; pianos. -;
furniture packed and shipped, experienced
men. only. COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co,
3Z3 IL st. NV. PhOue 1860. mys-tf
l'hIN IISO-BusiueSs G4TuS. Z DC per / 900.
other printing equally as- cheap. maya
zines bound for Doc, miscellaneous books
rebound; paper ruling, stC- u +. WILL
IAMS ,6l5 ST NV. re6-tr-en
sELBY is offering an elI-wOrsted SI0
suit for 81 50; come quickly * you
need one 1908 Pa. ava nB.
my2O-tf-ea
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cfayOn or pastel pOIJIaIt on pa yInenJ
OF 81 per week until paid, no charge unJi!
satisfied send orders and / will call
with specimens, best refs. in Washington
VII he sivea. Address A RTIS1, TINS or
flee. te2l-Tt EN-
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WANTED-By three competent oolored
servant girls Situations a. CBaInberlnaid,
nurse, general lease work, good reIs. 44l
u st. !e20-3t
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| gt--- t-Cli
JUST received the second instalIment Of
those blue ana black sUInmp T weight
serges: coat aud vest, So; skeleton Iinef;
COiOTs absolutely fast, taIloT-Waue, worth
$40, pants TO suit, 81 Another lot ChHd's
WASH suits, age IS, 4SC. 5yC. aud 63c.
An Atwood hoy'S S8It, 81, 6-I5 years;
nave sold no Hetter for so. Office coats
zoe. UP. straw hats almost given away;
car fare free at 1908 Pa. ave. NV, J. ".
SELb1. Je22- 81, EN-
FOR sALE-New counters aud show case;
chesp. J. LOUIS KRICK, 1900 Pa. ave.
NV 1e22-3t-em
FOR SALE-IeO.oo0 Old brick. now "
ing a; The Rink Apply 10 The julius
LaHSDuTgl urnIture and Carpet Co, 1926
sc NV. le32-StcTu
FOR SALE Black and tan dog. six months
old. weight lbs; $40; AIS 9TH st.
Sc Item
AN leaving city: win trade N Y Too wheel
for 10. gold watch. Address II. H.,
this office. Je22- Stem
FOR SALE-HandSome quartrred-oak roll
top desk ana char; cheap. Address
+. .. BUN 243, city. 1t
FOR SALE-A PAIR new 2s-inch tires
wtUE gua.TdBtr1s. ana repair oUtut. CHEAP.
Address TIRES, TINS office. Je2 st
FOR sALE-One English setter. well bred;
eleven months old; very gentle 1917
T. 50. NV. 1t
FOR sALE-A uab Y carriage; good "a new.
1910 Union x. sw Jc22-3t
FOR SALE-FirSi-cIass fruit and vereta-
he stand for sale. paying business. al
ready established location, No. 80. mid
die aisle and ln the center of the Northern
Liberty Market, 5th and h sts. NV. II
FOR SALE-Ice cream freezer, "a cts,
also 20 or 20 small ones, and counter,
cheap. 500 n. Capitol st. Je22-3t
FOR SALE Thoroughbred collie. : weeks
old l224 . It. NV, Je22-3t
FOR SALE-Two stands, stock and fix
lures. 339 and 34i Northern Liberty
Market. Je2l- Stem
FOR SALE One-tenth interest In a syndt
cate. viii double N two yeaEs; cheap.
ais, J7-acTe faFTs. with 6-rUoIn house, SeCO
cash Inquire at 400 9Th st. sw. after
. y. N. JezI-3t
FOR SALE-Seoond-hand chain-stitch VIII
cox n Gibbs sewing machine; $50. sos
~ CAPITOL st Js2o-3t
EMRICH's wood, oak OF pine, spit or
blocs-s. 81 80 OnequaTtsT cord. drop
postal. SlO va. ave. sc. Jel2-lmO.eIn
FUR SALE -Frcsh cows. always on hand,
DENEKAs, 351O Bughtwood avenue.
jei2-iuO- EN-
IS. A CALEGRAPH TYPEWRITER. 80
f.ve dollars per month VIII buy a Cali
graph Typewriter. standard make, guaTan-
iced and sept an perfect wOrla ug order
PT1Ces $40. $50 and $50. Preliminary IN
stIuCtiOns gwen NEWMANS TYPE
WRITER AGENCY GIL 9TH s. my3O-Im
FOX SALE-BulI terriers, fox terf1eTs, col
ties. spanieis. D6uchenund, puppies,
cheap. also swans, pcafOwlS. etc. SCHMID'S
BIKD SICEE, IL l2th 81 NV. Je2-tf-em
FOX sABE-feedr water heater, smoke
stack I 80 inches diameter. 40 feet hfgfIl,
WaJer-tube ioasr 90 horse power. and
two power tT2DsTngtters: all In nfSt- class
condition. 40 reasonable offer refused.
Apply 20 q. q. THOMPSON, Chief Engineer
Purity Ice Co, Armory place, near 5tb
and l. sts. NV fe25-tf
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WANTED man and wife, positions Us
cook, lsl-Class, good references. Address
ANAIUI ). this OfflCe. Item
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LEARN the new TsHCh system, every lady
neT OW n q TessSIfla ksT. the seif-fi tuDg tailCr
system taught 70 hair price FOR the summer,
only SO, or 25C a Lesson, requires no MT
Jng; - simple that an youe can leam IT.
rHlI instructions given; patterns and Innings
cut from nIed siIrefueuI at reduced rates,
dTesSmakug IN ali It's branches al reason
abie rites. Apply at SO u 81. NV.
lie L1-6t-em
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HAVE your carriages look fresh and new
bugges painted anu vanished for %;
Carriages at half usual price; call and
get estimate; guarantee nTs1-class work
HAIRY DOM, 1877 II 81. NV. Je20-7s
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MICEIIANEOTS.

THE EXCHANGE AUCTION HOUSE, No.
1881 and 333 IL -. NV, is now ready
To receive your cOnSlgDuIeHts, m you de-
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-14
GERMAN AT LITTLETON.

Littlqton. y. C.. Oct 13.-(Special.)-
Monday night last the young people of
I.ittletOn enjoyed most delightful ger
man at the Bon Air" complimentary
to Miss Minnie Winder. of Brooklyn.
The dancing couples who followed in the
may waltz were as follows: Mr. Chas.
Evans with Miss Sue Johnston: Charles
Harrison with Miss Mattoinette Picot;
Howard Aston with Miss Rhem; Fred
Fett6r with Miss Claude Johnston: T. G.
Taylor with Miss Kate Leach; Eugene
Johnston with Miss Lizzie Wilcox, OF
Rocky Mount: Charles Reid, of Rich,
mond. with Miss Mabel Leach; w. f.
Beavans with Miss Winder, of Brook
lyn: Harry Thorne. with Miss Mamie
Rhem: Sam Rhem with Miss Alent
Whitaker: j. w. Sutton with Miss q
Dolittle, of Emporia, Va; Franl
Thorne with Miss Eliza Daniel. Stages
Moore, Morris. Harrison, Johnston anC
Jones' The german was most skilfully
led by Mr.. Charles Evans, assisted by
Charles Reid. Music by the Weldon
string band.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-14
THE sEABOARD ELECTION.
Manufacturers Record.)

The Manufacturers Record, appreciat-
ing the great work that has been done
bv the Seaboard Air Line under its
present management for the develop
ment of the South, and believing in the
value of an independent system rather
than that all railroads in that section
should be concentrated in one manage
ment. congratulates the people of the
South that the present management has
been sustained and the old officers re-
elected. We do not believe that it is a
good thing for the South or for the rail
road interests of the South that any one
financial influence should secure a pre-
dominating influence over the whole rail
road field. Without regard to the posi-
bility of unwise management, because
bad management is always a possibility,
the concentration in a few hands of such
vast power as would be secured by the
centerng of all railroad interests be-
tween Baltimore and Atlanta in the
hands of a comparatively few people
would give ground for active agitation
against railroad interests in general.
The Seaboard Air Line system has been
one of the most aggressive in the South
in the development Of the territory tribu-
tary to it. Its managers have been wide
awake and unceasing in their efforts
to secure the development of indus
trial interests and to attract settlers.
They have won the hearty goodwill
of the people of the South, and we are
sure that there will be very general
rejoicing that President Hoffman and
his associates have been sustained by
reelection at the meeting held on
Tuesday last.