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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-19
THE Y. NJ. c. A.
Benefit Entertainment to be Given by
the Baseball Association.

Benefit Entertainment to be Given by
the Baseball Association.
The baseball association of the Y. M.
C. A. is to give benefit entertainment
in the Y. M. G. A. hall tomorrow even
ing at o'clock An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged, and as it
is the first time in four years that the
Y. M. G. A. of this city has been rep
resented by baseball team it is hoped
that the members and friends of the
association will heartily support the
movement. The proceeds of the enter
tainment will go towards the buying
of uniforms for the players. After the
entertainment an opportunity will be
given to all to invest their spare change
in a plate of ice cream, which will be
on sale in the rooms.
The programme for the entertainment
is as follows:
PART l.
Quartet-Selected-M Clara Ford
Okeson, Miss M. Frances Sharpe, Mr.
Fred w. Post and Mr. Samuel Sc
Were.
Recitation-Mrs. Hyde.
Baritone Solo-Mr. Frank Edgar.
Club Swinging-Mr. George May of
Yale.
Tenor -Selected-Mr. Edward
Woodstock.
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IF tllan1lAl.
Despite Weakening Influences Yesterdays
Market Was Quite Firm.


Market Was Quite Firm.
New York, May 1S.-The tremendous
for evil ways latent in the
eastern question was measured to
some degree by the sense of relief re-
fected in the exchanges of the world
to- day over Turkish affairs. Values all
over Europe improved from moment to
moment and even American securities,
remote as are the properties they repre-
sent from any danger of harm in the
cataclysm of European war advanced
in price all through the market, but it
was ended by various favorable domes-
tic factors in the situation.
The weakening Of the exchange mar
ket, both for sterling and for exchange
added to the convictions that if any
gold Is exported this week the amount
will be small. There was in the tone
of the stock market a reflected indiffer-
ence to the possibility of action by the
senate on the Cuban question that
might be unacceptable to Spain. This
was partly due to the belief prevalent
in Wall street that the administration
has determined upon a conservative
policy in Cuba, but holders Of securi-
ties are also less inclined to timidity on
account of agitation of the Cuban ques-
ton than was formerly the case
Perhaps the restricted volume of the
trading was due in part to the Cuban
question in the senate, the total sales
reaching only about 1876, 900 shares. AL
though about the same amount was
absorbed by the five leading stocks,
the smaller sales were better distribut-
ed through the list than for some time
past many unusually inactive shares
coming for fair degree of activity
Chicago Gas was the leader of the mar
ket and was strong all day until just
before the close, when it reacted sharp
fraction. st. Paul and Burlington came
next in point of activity and moved
nearly parallel all day, showing very
vigorous strength, st. Paul, however,
showing a reaction at the close.
The strength of the grangers was a
material factor in the strength of the
market and was assisted by the grain
situation in the northwest. The south
ern and southwestern roads continued
their showing of increased earnings in
the second weeks statements. Missouri,
Kansas and Pacific increased 27s. Lon
don was a small buyer of stocks, but
was also a seller and how far the one
offset the other cannot be accurately
stated. Burlington's rise was IL and
ST PauFs 1ls. Jersey Central moved
over range of Us under bear pressure
and affected the other coalers by sym
pathy. but closed practically I'M
changed.
General Electric was also under con-
tinued pressure, but showed no impor-
tant change on the day. Manhattan
was forced down rs and rallied feebly
Tobacco moved up 1ss at the close un-
der manipulation. Brooklyn Union Gas
lest rs. Lead common gained rs and
the preferred IL. st. Louis and San
Francisco first preferred advanced 3as
and Norfolk and Western preferred IL
Union Pacific gained a point and
Leather preferred rose PA. Fractional
net gains were made through the en-
tire list The market closed strong and
generally at the best prices.
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TITLED PERsONAGES.

Prince Francis Joseph Of Battenberg
Married.
Cettinje, Montenegro, May 1S.-Prince
Francis Joseph of Battenberg, young
er brother of Prince Louis of Batten-
berg, was married to-day at the cathe-
dral to Princess Anna of Montenegro,
a younger sister of Princess Helene of
Montenegro, the Grown Princess Of It
ally, in the presence Of Prince Nicholas
of Montenegro and all his family.
There were also present a number of
Russian grand dukes, diplomats and
officers of state. After the ceremony
in the cathedral the benediction was
bestowed, in accordance with the rites
of the German Protestant church, at
the British legation
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The bond market ruled fairly active

The bond market ruled fairly active
with generally higher prices current.
Governments were easier on the first
call for the new tours, but later har-
dened slightly. The transactions ag-
gregated $4,000.
Following are the closing prices re-
ported by Prince & Whitley, bankers
and brokers, 16 Broadway, New York,
and Is Center street, New Haven:
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81 am afraid, Mrs. Hashcroft," said
the new ledger. that I was under a
Misrepresentation when 1 told you that
would as soon as not have an iron bed
in my room"
"Yes?" replied the house mistress,
with landlady-like caution.
Yes. l was under the impression
that you merely referred to the frame
Indianapolis Journal.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-19

Damrosch company this evening at
7:45 o'clock, Hyperion theater Is the
brilliant artist who divided principal
roles with Lehman and GadslIy during
the Damrosch company's last western
tour. Following is a good representa-
ton of this gifted singer.
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DR.. CZARRA'S.

No CURE, n . FAY.
No. 6I9 Pa Ave. n. W., Washington, u. G.
Specialist In chronic and private diseases,
Pllcs, Structure, Hydrocele, Gout, Catarrh
Dyspepsia, Hood Poision cured. Vitality re.
stored. Consultation free and confiden tiaI 10
both sexes. Daily, TO l Z, s to q.
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= ALTIMORE -
80 AND OHM
RAILROAD.

p Schedule In effect January "a, 1891
Ieaye Washington lTuUi staEIUn, CUruet OF
New jersey avenue and c street
OF tHi'-t%s' 2ntI -N"rUlr st ,.NttDuled
limited trains. 1000, 11.45 a. IN. sos
For Cincinnati. St Louisiana Indianapolis,
Express, ll:45 a m. Yestibuled Limited
SO p. M express l1:25 p. M.
For Plttsburg and Cleveland. express
daily, 10.UO a. m and $50 p. m
For Winchester and way stations. o a
a., $3.50 p m,
ELatta nooga, Knoxville, Bristol and
Roanoke, 500 p III caily; Sleeping Car
through.
For Luray. $40 p. m daily.
For Baltimore, week days. 500. $50.
II 90, x7.1O, xS-O0, s so, x9.3O, x1O.OO,
xl2-OO a. N, XII. .O5, II 10. X12 40, x3:UG.
xG-2O. $50, xS.OO, S 10. Ks. 2p, IL 10.
Il 30 p. m, and Xl2-oi night sundays,
x7.05, X1-I0, $50, ks 90 a. m, xI2.05,
$40, $50. KS 90, S9.2O, Ills, xIIJO,
y. M, Xl2-O1 night.
For annapolis, 40 and 8 80 a N, 1910
and $50 p M Sundays. $50 a H., ..35
For Frederick. week davs. 7.35. I14i
For Hagerstown, $1,000 d m and $3.50
?. IN
s9' s9 Dqyd ana no. TeS Sop points 46 week days ss.
DAYS. lit, 7.05 p m
For GaiIhersburg and way points. week
as. a2SS $50 7o5. 9S a 40 p GG No. 0 s0ndays. iS9.
e.uU a. m, 1.15, I 80, 7-c5, 1915 p IL.
For Washington Junction midway points,
T35 a. m, i so. $40 o. m week days
lis p m Sundaya
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
AutlaiuS illuminated with PiUtsch light.
For Philadelphia, new Y cTk, BoSt0n. and
The East. week days, 500, 1000 q M
Dining carr, 1900, q 40 Dining Car, ]. .O'
t5.OJ Duing Carr, ll2Ol night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 O'clock, sundays, 800
a. Ia. Dining Car }, a. 40 Dining Carr, 800
t5.o5 Dining Gar IZoi IlS.. SIs,rpIns 80, car I
Philadelphia. week days. T.05 a. n. daily.
Bafret ParIor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic city. lo.Oo a IN, 1900
noon, and l . TO p. N. week days, 1910
d. III sundays
: For Cape May, u noon
tExceUJ SuDGay- NEXpreSS trains.
Baggage ,diiyd for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
90 on orders left at ticket Offices 6I9
Pennsylvania avenue NV, New York
RvpuyT and Fifteenth street, and at DEPOT.
WM NJ GREEN. CHAS.- o. SCULLt
Gen Manager Gen Pass 4 gt
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DONTS FOR SLENDER WOMEN

Don't wear black; black has tendency
- ulake any one look slender Light
clothes are the most iecouing-
post wIlk to excess; a Si.ort walk VIII
Ie beneficial, but long walks are flesh
reluciEg
boat stay up late at night: get at least
nire hours good sleep woman needs
more sleep than man. and nothing keeps
her IN good condition like lots Of sleep
nan't fam 10 have yoaT gowns made
wits an eye 10 hiding the fact that You
are too slender Full waists. fancy fronts
ana soufrant effectsare best. while draped
stiriS or very fail ones VIII detract from
your slender appearance.
non't forget that weil-rounded figure
makes you look younger and is considered
a mark OF leauty TIE starchy foods,
massage .naoieTate exercise, rest ana sleep
viii pro luce this.
run't wear stripes; checks. paidS and
horizontal effects are better for tMu women.
TIE should strive for becoming, deceiT
lngcfrecis if they study artin dressing at all
mont wear a large, broad brimmed f! at;
il looks out Of proportion, especially rs tie
face Of 2 slender girl il usually small y
r.oderatcI v-sized or small hat Will be found
muCn hrtter.
Don't have youT lingerie too cloSe-fittiag,
have. --aur undel skirts gathered around
t,.a hips and full front in your undrFwaist
is good
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

tSchedUle n effect January is. 1SSiD
all trains arrive and leave pennsylvania
Passenger station
a. m.--Dauy. local for Danviue, CHAR
Iotte and way stations. connects at MAaaS-
sas for traSburg. Ii HarriSonburg, and
way stJtiOuS, daily. EXCEPT S'iniity. arc
at LvucuburE with the Norfolk ,Ind West
crn daily and with the chesapeake ana
ono. daily, for Ihc Natural Bridge and
TIE lm.-Daiiy. the UNITED STATE3
FAST MAIL carries Pullman Buffet
SIr,.u,,rS New York and Washington to
Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper for Asheville and Hot
Springs, n. G.. Knoxville and Chattanooga,
T,snn and at Charlotte with Pullman
Slerper Tor Augusta; Pullman Buffet sleep
er New York to New Orleans, connecting
- AtIlpta for birmingham and Mem
mis- SOIiI tram Washington TO New
Orleans without change Sunset personally
cOntiuct "d tourist excursion thIoUSn sleeper
ON this train every saturday TO san L ran
- IN n M. .ocal Tor Front Royal. Stras-
bqrg and HarrisonburG. daily, except sun
81 D. m.-paiy. ioca! for ChaFloStes-
6:9n p m..paIiy;i except s: Sunday, 2 NEW
VesTihuI,.d Sleeping Cars. Dining Cars,
Observation and Compartment Cars, New
York to Jacksonville and St. Augustine
Also Pullman Sleeping Car New 1ofS tn
AuCIISta with connection for Aiken.
I0.43 d. m.-DaiIy, ,WASuINGTON AND
Sol THIN ES Term ' L., 4 liSL Lii, LIN.
TIED. composed OF Pullman Nt-itbi!leti
sIcepers dining cars ard day coaches
IuIliuan sIeepers New YORK TO Nash
vile, Tenn, via AsheyiHe, hnoNVl!ie
and Chattanooga; New York TO Tampa.
~ f'6IrIntte. Columbia, Savannah and
jacksonville, and, New York TO Mem
nilis, VII IiIrming haW. New 10rk 20 New
orleans. via Atlanta and Montgomery
ycsfinU,pfI Jay coach Washington to AT
ls,.tI. Southern Railway dining ear, Greens
boro to Mont goUery-
TEAMS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9;ul ~ IN.
aitiv ana 4.45 p. M daily, except sun
day, and Go p. H. Sunday only Tor
itGunfl hIiI; +.-}2 p IL ualiy, eStepT SUD
day, for Leesburg. and 6:25 p. rn- daily for
iierndOn- Returning. arrive at W NaSlIng-
ton Sc u. M ana 300 y. m Gaily, from
Rotnd am ana 7:O6 n. m- daily, except
sunday. from Hssn0on, ana S,.i4 O. NJ
GaiIy except Sunday, from LcCsDUTg
Through trains from the South arrive a.
Washington 6.42 a, m, 30 D. m, eRG
5.Iu u IA. daily, and 9:iJ - n. daily ex-
ccpt Monday fIarriSnnbur. so D.
| In., and $40 p. IN. dairy, except Sunday,
! and $50 4. n,., daily, from Gharluttesvil.3-
Tickets, Sleepias ear TeSeE v5sJi3n, and III
formation TuTn;sheu 1T offices, 51I and
1900 L pennsylvania avsnIi, ami at PGunSyl-
vania railroad Passenger station
W. hi. GfEEN, Cen SupI.
D. NJ. GULF. raffIC Manager.
w. n. Rh, Gen- Pass. Agent.
Il. >. BroNns ten. AEt. PaSS. Dept.
The Morning and Sunday Tunes
35 Cents Per Month
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HE WAS A CANDIDATE

When I reached Bebee's Crossroads T
found crowd gathered to hold a POI
liUical meeting and nominate delegates
C. county convention to be heldlate On,
There was great deal OF wire pulling
going on aud lots OF quiet work being done,
bat noticed one old montainecr in par
ticulaT, VITO smoked his pipe and had
nothing to say. He was bid:ng has time,
however AS soon as the convention was
called t. order he stood up and said:
-'FcAer citizens: hain't bin sayin' much
around yere today, but the time has cum fur
me To sl,ooJ Off my voice. 1 understand
thaJ the ob.ick of this meet-n ar 10
elect three delegates to the county conyen-
stun Am | krect?''
The chairman said he was, and the old
man Stiifened up, and continued:
My old woman is aGin me, and my son
Bnl is Gin ne, but I'm goin to be one o.
tIen delegates Mebbe thar is some critter
IL tiis crowd who thinks l don know my
gait ana kin be sidetracked. If sich is TIE
case let him foller me out doahs and git
broke in two. Not hcaHn' from anybody,
] nominate myself far delegate. Those in
favor VIII give a yel; those opposed viii
hoot 4 hot"
=
evenly divided, but when the racket had
suhsiued the old man said:
.'>l,e's so mighty nigh yunanimous in my
favor taat l hain't got t. shoot anybody
I've got sunthin' mo- to cum The ole
woman is aeTn me, and my son 1911 is agin
r.. bat want to goto tie egislachur from
tbs Le;.Strict. The Old woman is agin me
cause ] can't write What do / want To
hn
ire. Ny son Bill is agin me cause l can't
read What DO 1 want to read fur? Can t
j sot thar and h'ar others read Is thar
any critter in this we're crowd who wants
to stand up and say that | hevn't got boss
sense 'nuff TO go to tie legislachur?'
No ''cTitter'' stood up, but the chairman
begged 10 inform the speaker that he was
out II order, and that he must allow things
u take their course.
Il ana g1vine To the legislachur!" was
the dogged reply, land the var'nint who
tries 10 stop me has got TO dodge bullets!
I'u now muvin' that ole 81 Walker, which
Is me, be our candydate for this deeStncU'
and If Rul Tucker don't second IL he'd
better look out fur me,'
Mr. Tucker promptly announced his
readiness to second the nomination, and
the old man lifted up his hands and said:
Three hootS and a hoiler fur all them
in favor. and a surter groan fur them HD-
ps>ed, and I may Jest as wei declar' that
taa critUcr who cruan> agin ole ST Walker
has GOT L. settle with me out doahs-'
There were about dozen "hootS and
l:3ll.rS," tout nr groans, and after period
OF silence Mr. Walker said:
shes carried in nay favor as slick as
coon grease, and I've got ji>t word mo-
shall hr .ht we're on leckshun day, and
TIA va;s..int who polls vote asin ole -
Walker won't he residn' in this yere cold
v s-!d five Hinits later"
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MASSAuE and hot sea salt baths, alcohol
TuDbings; also magnetic treatment. lady
assistant 7G2 9Th ST. NV. felt-It-eln
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, slip covers
cut and made and shades made at halI
price during February. 1872 u ST; nv.
feI0-3t
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

I-----~~-~~-----~-------~-~
GOOD BOARD and nice furnished room
for two; reasonable. MRS. S. SHILLY,
$40 5th st. ne. fe9- -3tem
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wAN'i ED POSTAGE STAMPS.
WANIED-For cash, all kinds or old
United States postage and department
stamps; collections also bought ii. l..
DUNkHoRST. 1908 Ith ST. NV se9-tf
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD,
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS.
RAILROADS.

RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER UF SIXTH AND q
SHEETS
7.5O A NJ. week days-PITTSBURG EX-
PRESS-Parior and Dining Cars Harris
burg to Pittsburg
Io.oO A NJ. PENNS YLVANIA LIMITED
TfullInan Sleeping, Dining, smoking and
observation cars, harrisburg TO Chicago,
cincinnati, indianapolis, ST. Louis, Cleve
Iand ian and Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car TO
l0i5o A. n. FAST LINE-PuIlman Buffet
farior Car TO Harrisburg. Buffet PariOr
Car, Harrisburg TO Pittsburg
5 80 + NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
Express PuIInan Buffet ParIOr Car
Ears Harrisburg TO ST. Louis, Cincinnati
no T. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-Puu-
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago,
ana harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining
Car to Chicago
7-lu +. VI. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
--Pu uliinan Sleeping Cars Washington 70
flttsburS ana Harrisburg To St Louis
anu LOUISVILLE iva Cineinnatn. Dining
lO.4O r. NJ. PACIFIC EXPREss-Puu-
man Sleeping Car 70 fittsbuTg-
: % a. NJ Ior hane, CananGaISua, ROches-
yer, ana Niagara , ais sally, except
Sunday.
1880 Il. NJ for EImira and Remove daily
except Sunday. For Lock haven week
H. NJ.
10 =. 81. for Wnhamsport. Rochester,
BuIfaio and Niagara Fails daily, except
saturday with sleeping Car Washington
10 suspension Bridge, VIA Buffalo.
10 10 T. NJ FOR Erie, Canandaigua, kOchrS-
ter, Buffalo, and Niagara Fails daily.
sleeping Car Washington To EIuiTa-
For Philadelphia, New YORK, anu
the last.
400 =. NJ "CoNGREsSIo IoNAL LINZ
TIED, daily, all ParlOr Cars. with Din
ing Car from baltimore. Regular at . 90
Dining Carr, 500, 500, 1000 tDining
mingtonJ A. M, Z 40, !. 10, 4.2O. So,
10. Ou and lI-35 =. NJ ON Suntiay Z Od
Dining Carr, 500, 800, HOO dining
~, $50, 1000 and IL. 50 r. NJ For
philadeiphla only. Fast Express, $50 A
NJ wseS wsek da9S DAYS; go, k1PTTfSS nBT AZ - Il
daaiiy FPr bgst9n. without ch9nge;
FOR Atlantic City (via Delaware River
Bridge. 1lI-rah routel, 81 . p IN. daily
For B,tltlmGre, o s5, 90, 30, < 90, sou
1916, I2.45. 2.Ol, 3.I5, 40 (4 DO Inn
itedI, 40, $50, 5. 40 o. l 3, . 80, Z 10,
1000, 1910, 1I.15 and 1I-35 p m
ll.UO i. IN, IL. %, l 10, 2U1, 3. 10, 3. 40,
t4.UU linitedj, 40, $40, 6.I5, 500.
no. 1000, 10 40 and 1-35 p. IN.
For Pope Creek Line, Z SO a. m. and 26
p. IN. daily. except Sunday.
| For Annapolis. 700, 800 a m, II .
and 40 p. m. daily. except Sunday
sundays, 800 a. Ia. and j 20 p. m
Atlantic Coast Line-"FlGridd Special
FOR jacksonville and St Augustine.
1U.4S d. H. week days. Express rOt
Florida and points On Atlantic Coast
Line. 40 Il. IN. s 40 D. IN. daily.
Bicumond only, 1857 u. m. week j.:
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea
board Air Line lao d. III. daily AC-
| COInmodGtiUn for Quantico T-45 a IA
and i. 20 p m week days
Ticket Offices, CORNER Fifteenth and q
streets and at the station, sixth and n
streets where orders can be left for Chel-iS.
ing OF baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences
: Nj TIENOST. General Manager
J. K. WOOD tTrnrrtI PASSENGER 4 ~-a--
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-A beautiful
improved TCD-aCre residence plantation,
six miles fICm county seat, in south Flor
ida: orange, lemon and all descriptions
OF scmi-tropical fruit; in heart Of Lake
now under cultivation; with all necessary
farming utensils; immediate possession ard
easy terms. Apply TO John HANCOCK,
Attorney No 240l Pennsy lvania ave,
Washington, d. c. feS-6t
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PoSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read tially by all interested,
as changes may occur at any time
Foreign mails iOr the week ending Feb
ruary Is, close promptly 1T this Office
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EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER MACALESTER
MOUNT VERNON

IOmD OF asillnglOH-
Daily teXCept sunday, at 10 u. III, return
ing reach the city at 2 80 p. IN. FAKE,
ROUND TRIP. soc. Admission TO grounus,
2oc. ELEGANT CAFE ON THE STEA NJ
Err. Tickets, with Mount eTnOn admission
coupon. for sale at wharf and at hotels.
via also make river landings IS IAT as
gers both ways. For charters, etc. apply
at offices OF steamer Manchester.
l.. l.. BLAKE. Captain.
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MISCEIIANEOUS

VOCAL. PIANO, VIOLIN LESSONS,
25c- First-ciasS tuition; no better IN the
city; the professor is a gentleman OF eN-
perience and ability, he offers these low
rates to get more generally in with indus
trious pupils Address CONCERTO, this
office felI-4t
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FOR RENT-STABLES,
FOR SAuE-rARMs.

not far from Washington, at a bargain.
Apply to w. s. johnson, 1920 st. Sc.
The morning times., 1897-02-11

DIX. TAYLOR, 9US + St NV, makes
full sets of Teeth for 50; satisfaction guar
HnteeO; teeth extracted without pain; gold
filling, 81; amalgam. zoe. extracting free
when plates are made. jeIS-tf
The morning times., 1897-02-11

MKS 81. LEWIS-MassaEe and magnetic
treatment. assistant; late OF kenlucEy.
$50 Or st. NV lCS-Zt
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NALL PAPERS-PapeTing done AT our
usual popular pTiCe. CHAS- n ElAN NS-
212 l3th Sw. fe"-tJ
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
LOANS


etc. II lowest rates and quickest pos
SlDic time Strictly confidential. Please
Cal .rfnrc securing loans vlNrWlleIt-
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
60 street northwest.
WE WANT ! 600 BORROWERS
VINO desire from 500 70 $Io.Ooo each
on stocks. bonds, trusts, loan association
certificates. warehouse receipts and lie
or touunc policies III Cid-Il" companies;
10 DELAY. Hr eEauCi NOR; cages Ii ken
YEREES x BAKER,
10 to as AeJztr"tJ Bldg. 40 + st. NY.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Large sans at and ID per cent on
L c rea! estate, $3.50, $500, 500, etc,
at per ont a IranEaC CtlouS CunduCl et ltn
ccCuoIMCat consideration for borrowers.
WA. ii. SAUNDERS x CO,
mr. lIOT + ST. NV.
AnNEY TO LOAN.
Oa household furniture, pianos, organs,
horses. carri8 ges. &c. All business strict
IS confidential Lowest rates, no pubic
ltv. courteous treatment. i he security
wIli not he removed from your possession.
We make loans Of any amount, from u q 10
81 600. Payments Oh principal received
af any time, which viii lessen cost OF car
rying the loan. You can have the money
the day vOU apply for it.
CAPITAL LOAN GJ ARAN ZEE CO.,
ia2-i,r Soc L Street y. w.
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MONEY TO LOAN
EDUCATIONAL.

Tot Should hear the Philharmonic SYN
lliony Club and Solo Artists. 30 cents,
including reserved seats 70 pupils. Ad-
dress BEETHOVEN, this office. fel l-4t
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DR.. I.EATHERl1AN.

Expert Specialist In The cure OF all
forms OF private diseases Consultation
free. Hours, 8 to IL. to 8. Tues,
Thurs and Sat. evenings z to g. No
Coz NV. CLOSED Sundays)
PROF CLAY. Medium. tells business.
love affairs. losses, etc, cradle to grave
for Doc; reunites separated husbauds wives
sweethearts or friends; causes speedy mar.
riages removes spells; bad luck; ali troubIe
TOTO 10 daily 4S9 II st.sw jaI3-Imo.em
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MADAME DUFFIELD,

tUte, 9th ave. N Y, has opened branch
school at 6O4 2th st. NV. first floor; all
the fine points in French dreSsMaklnS
from taking the measure to the tlndi
finishing of the garment thoroughly taught;
call and see US; trial lesson free; reduced
rates FOR this month; fIrst-claSs dress
making reasonable. te9-3t
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80 ZOO use Cruners! Inen older the
best. Russens Capital CrulleTs; home
made. delivered fresh always, 10 cents
per dozen; q discount TO lunchrOoms ana
Ghurch and sOcial gatherings it6 eth
st ne Ic1O-I ~
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FOR HIRE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE food paying oyster and lunch
honSr: cneap- Apply 113l 7th st. NV.
fe11-3G
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roR ON GoI-n Z ~ Am AND Z IsIfyFRL
SMALLEST AND LARGEST AMOUNT
bought; old and new jewciry, watches.
spoons, dentist gold,
MUTILATED COINS. TEETH PLATES,
i ut L IL, -.4l III r E4iID- I4CE W r-NS 4 Elm .
Gold and Silver Refiner, and Buyer of Old
toli and Silver. Sl5 u ST. NV. OPP.
PATENT OFFICE. fe-tf, Tyr
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PERSO

MRS. NJ. LEWIS-MaSsage and magnetic
treatment; assistant; late OF kentucky.
$50 q ST. NV. fe1 13t