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Arizona republican., 1897-12-09

The Hot Springs Transportation company is now prepared to handle passengers between Hot Springs Junction and Castle Creek hot springs. A modern and comfortable stage leaves the junction every morning and reach es the springs in a few hours over one of the finest mountain roads in the west. Fare from Phoenix, ono way, s. Round trip, t8.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-09

Educate ', towels With Cascarets,
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever 'Oc, 25c. If c. c. c fail. druggists refund money
Arizona republican., 1897-12-09

The M. & P. has adopred the system of communication tickets for school chil dren wishing to attend school at Phoe- nix or Tempe, and has arranged to sell ten ride tickets. For further in- formation call at their office. No. 20 North Center street
Arizona republican., 1897-12-09
TO MESA ANE TEMPE.

On and after July 1 my fares vii. re main the same as heretofore, but afte having knocked out the railroad the will not be advanced
The age-herald., 1897-10-01

gen today that the suspicious case al Houston was not yellow fever has been almost immediately followed by the raising of the extreme quarantine meas ures which have been in force in many counties and all the towns below Corsi- ciana. Tomorrow night train service within the state will have resumed something like it's normal proportions and the hundreds of railroad employees now out of employment will be afforded an opportunity of returning to work. Everybody seems to have recovered con- fidence all at once and tonight every town in north Texas is open to the rest of the state. Of course the restrictions on Louisiana remain in force and will continue until all danger of infection from that quarter has blown over.
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
RATHER UNPLEASANT NEWS
Nicaragua's Exclusive Grant to
 the Atlas.
MAY CAUSE COMPLICATIONS
As Regards the Building of the Interoceanic Canal Investigation of the Grant
 To Be Made.

Washington, Sept. 30.-It is stated by affairs that either the United States or the Nicaraguan Canal company will in- stMute an inquiry concerning the recent grant by Nicaragua to the Atlas Steam ship company, a British corporation, of exclusive rights of navigation for the next thirty years, of the San Juan riveq. and Lake Nicaragua These two water ways are said 10 form two of the links of which will ultimately be the Mica ragua canal. The state department re- gently received g. report from Consul O'Hara sn Nicaragua, giving brief de- tails of the concession granted to the British company and saying that it embraced various exclusive privil.g ges in the Silicon lagoon, The San Juan river riveT and Lake Nicaragua. Since then additional informa tion has become avail able as to the plans of the Atlas com pany.
 The Silicon lagoon is said to be off the route of ths canal and there ap- pears to be no reason why this should not pass into the exclusive control of British company. The excavations beginning at Greytown and running thence west unite with the San Juan river which in turn leads to Lake Nica- ragua, aftar which the artificial cut is continued to the Pacific Under the crr- nrrvx x,cyfo at l.
 privileges of navigation in these two waterways for the next thiLty years would in effect limit the navigation of the Nicaragua canal Whether the con- cession makes any exception in this re- gard is not known as the reports, in cluding that of Consul O'Hara to the state department merely state that the concession is an exclusive -one.
 An official familiar with Nicara g1la canal affairs said today that the conc S. sion would have to be conJJrued as sppb- sequent to that of the Cna1 company, and the la'Jter's rights in the San Juan river and Lake Nicaragua, he believed, would be fully recognized by Nicaragua. But the danger, he added, was tha. when the American company's concession ex- pi,ed two years hence then the British corporation would succeed under the terms of the receTlI concession, to all exclusive ragh.s of navigation in these two links of the canal.
 For this reason 1t was believed that the governme mt or the canal company would take steps to learn definHtely if this exclusive privilege eJ ended to the privilege of navigating the lake and aiver when they become part of the in- teroceanic canal.
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
ATLANTA ABSOLUTELY CLEAR.
President Alexander of the Health Board Issues
 a Card.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 30.-President J. F. Alexander, of the Atlanta board of health, today issued the following card contradicting certain rSpoll;s that have been published:
 '"To the Public-Thera has never been any fever scare in Atlanta. The citizens here have rested under the absolute as- surance' that there was no danger The statement that 1000 health certificates were issued in one day by amy doctor CT through any authority in the city is absolutely false There has been no exo- dus of Atlantians. What people have applied for health certificates were those who left on usual business which car n9ed them away. Not citizen of At lanta has fled from the city through fear of an epidemic.
 "Atlanta is, and has been pronounced by the government authorities the sec ond cleansst city in the United States. ---~~~-~---~--------~~-~
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The age-herald., 1897-10-01
MAKING IT WARM FOR HIM.
States Attorneys Get Expert AlIp9rt Tangled
 on Several Stats ments.

Chicago, Sept. 30.-There was but one witness on the stand in the Luetgert trial today, and at the conclusion of the session the state announced that it would, in all obabilItys keep him on the stand for the greater portion of to- morrow.
 The witness was Dr. Walter H. All port. the expert, who testified for the defense yesterday that the femur claimed by the prosecl ion as the fe- mur of a woman is in reality the femur of a hog. The state had prepared a warm cross-examination for him to- day, and towards the latter portion of the afternoons session 1t succeeded in confusing him and gaining from him several contradictions of his own evil dence. He identified the skull of a dog as being the skull of a monkey and was neatly trapped by the state into doing so. The attorneys for the state have considerable feeling against pr. All port. as his testimony more than once has been to the effect that evidence was being manufactured by the prosecution and they will leave nothing undone to break him down.
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
MILAN NUT IN THE RACE Is a Good Democrat and Wants
 Success in Ohio. HE SUGGESTS A. ]. WARNER As Good Man for United States Senator to Represent the Buckeye State Warner
 Announces His Candidacy.

Columbus. O.. Sept. SO.-John R. MIG Lean, his nearest friends declare, is not a candidate for the United States senate. MT Mclean has had a secret conference wl.h the state commAtee, and hts friends say he spoke as follows
 q am not a. candidate for the United States senate. I larn merely good dem ocrat, and wish to see the democrat ic state and legislative Wicket "a success. In the event the legislature is democratic I hope to see some good democra. elected to represent this slate in the Unie States senate. I believe Gen. A. J. War ner is a good man for this place. For this mater, there are half a dozen other men in this state who are as we'll known as Cen. Warmer. I would be glad ito see any one of them elected"
The age-herald., 1897-10-01

procedure, levying on the church prop erty for default in tax payments. The bishop responded by decree of excom- munication against the minister of finance. The latter appealed to the metropolitan of the see who ruled against the bishop. The latter was in- sistant on his prerogative. claiming that a bishop was supreme in mattetrs af- fecting an excommunieation. The case has now been appealed to Rome for firal determination. In the meantime the excommunieatfon of the minister stands and to some extent has it's influence against the entire cabinet owing to the strong church sentiment in Spain and the official union between church and state. It is not doubted that the queen regent would be guided in such a ques- tion affecting the cabinet by the wishes of Rome.
 The feeling that Sagasta is to be the coming premier, either at once or after the transition ministry retires, leads to
 
 ty by those who know him personally. A leading American diplomat--one who has been conspicuous in Spanish-Ameri- can affairs-said today that Sagasta' s assumption of office undoubtedly would have an important and beneficial effect on the Cuban question and the rela- tions between the United States and Spain. Sagasta Is now past 70. but still retains the vigor that marked him a natural leader of the liberals in early days. Of all the Spanish statesmen he is regarded as the one most friendly to this country.
 Those conversant with the Spanish system say the crisis is not likely to continue beyond five or six days, as Spain cannot afford to be without a cabinet for any great length of time at thi junctuIa. The summoning of Sa- gasta to Madrid wdll not, it is said, show (Contnued on Second Pape)
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
Mckinley at Washington

Washington, Sept. 30.-President Me- Kinley and party arrived in Washing ton at 10 o'clock this, morning over the Pennsylvania road. The return trip was made without incident. Quite crowd gathered at the station to wit ness the homecoming. Both the pres ident and Mrs. Mckinley acknowledged the greeting by smiling and lowing pleasantly to those who were assem- bled. They then entered carriages and were driven to- the white house. In ad- dition to MT. and Mrsl Mckinley the party consisted of Attorney General and Mrs. McKenna, Miss Mabel Mckinley, The daughter of Abner Mckinley, Mrs. McKinleys maid and MT. Cortelliou, one of the white house clerks Pos tmaster General Gary boarded the train at Bal timore and rode to Washington with the president. Mir. Mckinley had hardly reached the white house before Secre- tary of State Sherman appeared and held . brief consultation with him. prestm- ably in reference to the fall of tine Span ish cabinet.
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
NICARAGUA IS OUT SAGASTA GOES IN Queen Regent Of Spain Realizes Lack of
 Harmony, WHICH IS VERY ESSENTIAL Minister WOOdiOrd Remains Too Quiet at the Spanish Court. HIS SILENCE IS VERY PAINFUL 6osspers at Washington Who Had Already Figured in the Downfall of the Minis
 trY-Americans Favor Sagas- ia to Nicaragua.
WHICH IS VERY ESSENTIAL
HIS SILENCE IS VERY PAINFUL

Madrid, Sept. 30.-iAs result of the in fervfews Gen. Azcara qua, the retiring premier, and Gem Polavieja have had with the queen regent, her majesty has become convinced tha,s it is impossible to re-unliye the conservatives in ord sr to fonn a strong ministry. Therefore she has accepted the resgnat.ons of the min isters.
 The orllr.on is general dfrat Senor Sa- gasta, the Elberal leader will succeed Gen.. Nicaragua.
 Many of i.he p.efectF, under secret aries and director gen, rals of the departments have also resigned.
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
Counterfeiter Captured

Washington, Sept. 30.-A telegram re- cefved at the secret service bureau an- nounced the arrest at South Chicago of Leopole Irmen. for counterfeiting sil- yer dollars. His outfit also was captur- ed. It is believed that Irmen is the maker of the very fine counterfeit silver dollars which ~have been in circulatiok in Chicago and his capture therefore Is regarded as exceptionally opportune.
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
Adopted Gold Standard.

Washington. Sept. So-News has reached the state department that the merchants in Busfelds. Nicaragua, have adopted the gold standard. Prices will be given in silver for goods sold for cash, but in the case of credit trans actions every charge Is to be in gold and either gold or It's equivalent will be exacted at the time of payment.
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
Warner Declares Himself.

Cincinnati, Sept. 3O.-tA special from of Marietta. in an interview published here today, formally announces hs can- didacy for lhe United States senate at the hands of the Ohio legislature to be elected this fall
 He pledges his whole time and cont h. uous effort from this time fossh for the election of a democratic legislature to this end.
The age-herald., 1897-10-01
No Fever at Houston

Dallas, Tex, Sept. s0--The official
 aeclaration of Health Officer sewar.n-
The age-herald., 1897-10-01

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COUNTRY BOARD.

ST. CIAII'S ON THE BAY-OPEN TILL NOV l.
Al board; special terms for fall scason: fish and
oysters speciaties: piano; pavilion: bathing boat
ing, etc Address ST. CLAIli'S'' Siadyside Md.
au31- Tvs
VERY ACCESSIBLE. 60 MI FROM WASH: BEAI,-
tifnl mt. scenery, valley and water; splendid b.
cycling. drives, shaded grounds; spring beds; no
children: fishing. toating swimming. Procure cir
~. Va. seiQ-3m
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
ton, ID. C.. September 3, log7.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this department until TWO
O'CLOCK Pm. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
TlllRTlEri. 1881. for the erection the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane, this city,
of PAVILION BUILDINGS. I'm accordance with
plans and specifications 10 be the hospital
and this department. certified check for 8
per cent OF the amount bid accompany each
proposal Bond with approved sureiies for the
faithful performance Of contract Will he required
OF the successful bidder. The right Is reserved
to reject any and all bids to waive technicalites
and to accept any part OF any bid, or to reject
the other part, IL the interests Of the govern
ment require IL. Contract will be awarded .,ulv
10 regular building contractors carpenters
Proposals must he submitted, I'm Duplicate on
forms TO be obtained the Department ad-
dressed To the Secretary of the INTERIOR indorsed
on the envelope, Proposals for Buildings Cow
are invited TO be present at such opening. c. n.
BLISS, Secretary. seB-ea,t
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OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-FUR.. SPLENDID MARBLE RES
idepoe In Baltimore city, the s.w. cor. OF
Washington pace and Madison ave-; the above
house Is elegantly furnished throughout; contains
pass, niger and freight elevator bath rooms aud
all modern ccuveniences; within minutes of
Union and Mt. Royal R.R stations. The house
Will be rented either with without a large
stable, two squares from the house, containing
box and open stalls carriage elevator and all mod
ern stable convenicnces Apply JAMES Nc
EVOI. Graham's Warehouse. Park and Dol
phin St, Baltimore. Md. y23-2m
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
at the American House. cor. It'll st. and Pa ave-
Is the best In the city; only SIS per mo. dining
rooms srd kitchen reftted and newly furnished:
electric lights and fans: special accommoia tions
for ladies' CHAS- w. LEANNARDA. Prop.
HSl3m
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF ROB ERT W. sHt FE1.DT. DEcEAsE

ESTATE OF ROB ERT W. SIIt FEI.DT, DECEASED.
No. 6962- Docket FL
The National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Co.,
Exec utor, has. with the approval OF the Supreme
Curt Of the District OF Columbia, holding Special
Term for Orphans Court business. appointed Fri
day, September IT, 1897 at 10 O'Clock am. the
ment and distribution under the court : directi IN
and control; when and where all creditors and per
sons entitled TO distribuive shares iegacies,
a residue, are Dotiried to attend in person by
agent attorney duly authorized. with their
claims against the estate properly youched: Pro-
yided this order he published in each of three
ington Law Reporter and Evening Star"
Signed August 70, 1897.
-, J. NoTA MctiII.L Register Of Wills.
GIST BLAIR Proctor. au25-law3w
ESTATE Of MICHAEL. CRANE, DECEASED
No. 600. Docket -.
The National Safe Deposit Savings and Trus. Co..
Exc utor, has. with the appro, al of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia holding a Special
day, September H. 1897. at 10 o'clock am, the
time, and said court the place, for making pay
and control; when and where all creditors and per-
sons entitled to distributive shares egacies,
II residue, notified to attend in person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized. with their
claims against the estate properly vouched: Pro-
vided. this order be published in each three
successive weeks before said day in The Wash
Signed August 20. 1897.
J. N0TA McGIIL. Register of Wills.
GIST BLAIR, Proctor. au25-Iaw3w
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors Of Mary Baldwin, deceased, late Of
Washington. ID. c., and OF her estate. notified
to file their claims againstN said deceased her
estate with vouchers. In the Supreme Court of the
u '@'''e '+''' Edwin FORREST.
317-31g AZ ST. NV,
EDMUND W. VAN DYKE
1416 ST..
au21toseSinc Trustees.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT FOG Q ST.; ROOMS RECEPTION
hall. tile maniels; q modern home; I'm q very
destrrtle Vocation; reduced TO $40: within one
square Of rapid transit. Keys at 21o& Q St
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l103 Harvard st

1103 Harvard st
NV, Or cottage. IS. so
160 Hickman Sc, 6r,
: bath. cellar. LID. so
Fi4l5 q ne, 7r,b, eel 10. 90
go 18th ne, Or, ba. 1890
$40 b. Sc. 6r, ba. 1890
SuS Md ar, 4r, brk,
: 2-story brk stable $500
t28i5 p. II, eel. ID. 80
6i2 Florence st ne,
Or, ia, Gel. IL. 80
s21 18th. 5r, brick 1I.OO
Store 1923 18th Sc. 1000
1929 18th ne, IT.. .1o.OO
e Wash PIX, Or cot 1000
t,12 Sheridan, Or. brk o. 90
Stable r'r 304 C. 100
Stable 'r'r'4S11 18th. 800
TENANTS.
Sc cor 2Oth&R. 2r,2.SS.O0
STONE, s04 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1909 Linden st. NV. and hath. ...-.. .S27 30
1871 Corcoran St NV, and bath. go. 81 80
13f1 Corcoran 81. NV. rooms and bath. IS 90
10 14tb st. NV. IL rooms and bath. 49,. 100 90
1918 st. NV, rooms and bath. .......-. 20 90
au2S-2w NJ. A. BAI.LINGER go 18th ST NV
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FOR RENT.
915 e NV. 1Sr, 2b. $40. 90
303 N NV, l1r, b, Gel 81. 81,
1925 Org av, 12r, b ..3.5. &C
1246 Md ay ne, Tor, l,3g. 81
Zig G, 11r, Ia. E. 80. 90
i31s Fla av.Sr, b. cel.27.51
a q F ne, Orb tcor). -. 81
u 10 X NV, Sr, ba %. OK
SIP D ne, 7r. b, eel %. @
1914 4th, Sr, ba %, o.
III \. Or, ba, fur. %. SO
las Ky ay Sc, 7r. ba f.
ooe key 148 ..21.5O
364O 18th NV. 7r,
bath, cellar. 20. so
1917 Sth st, Or. ba 20. Oo
1o1-11 c ne, Or, brks. is. SO
1924 18th ne. II,
bath, stable. ..1S.0O
oo. OOIORED
9O6 Irving NV. Or. $1,000 !
1t ROBERT IL.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-FoR IMPROVED CITY PROP
erty. neat 9-room horse, in H,aitsvilie; @
minutes walk from depot; lot. .,sxl50;
high and healthy; willing to assume 81 .ooo
5000 equity. ROGERS a. ROGERS, 3ss Ind.
ave-, GLd Hyattsyille, Md. ses-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAI.E-OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW HOUSE
NV, large plot cor. 10th and Nd ne. sub
to only s.. 5O0 or before years: will SUBJ
into IL good lots; splendid chance fer hU''der.
se3 W. 5. MINNIN. 1927 r ST. NV.
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a11S E. Or, wa....14-O0
Large storage room. 800
StO ITO Pa nv nw.20.00
1I21 Goth, Sr, wa. is. 40
Sto 1715 Fla av NV IL. 90
Good houses for colored
tenants, on the Street, at
S. so. $40. $3.50, $14.3O
and $3.50. In alleys
from IS up.
kINS, 800 10th st. NV.
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FORI RENT-HoUsEs.
: FuRlIIsHKD.

s5Ssf r FuRNISHHO.
FOR RENralfstt RNIsHEb5A NAVAL OFFICER.
i'e.nS tse Sly will rent his large. beautifully
- @se1 h mF furnfshed ,uncludnS china, plano,
ay % s@ WITH s d s9 sR fd1 n gssssi
rest for III 81 sio9, per month; 5 large rooms.
en- suite; snSAbie entertaining; also gentle
msas library has been occupied b 2 cabinet
dn nrst e.a,, y4bpy A9 premises. 1913 st,
Fok RENT...MJRNEHED, FINE 12-ROOM AND
Dasn dweliing5 near Sl5th and g. for SIS; owner
se7-1w. RoIAND ObBOOTH. cor 10th 4 G NV
FOR RENT-FdR A YERM OF 8 MONTHS. 5000.
TM.ns' oppositH Lafayette Square. War. State and
navy Depts. tAddresi L. r. NJ. Star Office. se4-e'
FURNISHED d. UNFURkIsHED.
FOR REMITTANCE iaOuSE; FINE GROUNDS;
stape, near cable cars; Spring st. bet. 18th and
l1th, opposite Holmead Manor. WIN. J. RHEES
UNEURNISHED.
FOR RENTal0ol NEW YORK AVE. COR. 10TH
%. hW., S,story brick; IL rms. In perfect order:
rev piuihDing modern improvements; yard lack
enlrarce; $50 Apply 1S22 g NV. seS-3t'
FOR PENTHOUSE NO. ga 4 ST. NV; RMS
water ana gas; central location. Key next door.
Apply TO h. II. Sk1PP0N,, 1884 st. NV.
FOR .RENT.-6liS3 NV; SEVERAL NEARLY
new modern 2-story brick bay window hoises;
rooms. bath, reception hall, cellar. furnace:
rate; cheap at $3.50 per month. including
b. H. WARNER & ca.
seoot 916 + st. NV.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. z BATES,
Public Accountant Auditor end Trustee
Room ~. Washingtoo Loan and Trust Co. bldg,
seS-tf.4 Craer 9th and r SITS.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE THE PROPERTY Of
the late r. Doyie-220 acIes cf good land, with
gocd house and outbuiidings. &c. within miles
Of Brandy Station; 81 miles from Washington
OF the Southern r. r., Culpeper county, Va.
For particulars Address
SIMON DOYLE
st7-2ws Alanthns p. o., Caipeper Co., Va.
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FOR RENT-LOw-IN PERFECT ORDER
1341 Corcoran St, 9 large rooms, many closets,
dining room parlor floor, $3T 80.
1241 CorcOran St, rooms. kitchen and dining
room on parlor floor, S35: Both south front, 3
se0-tf
FOR RENT-9-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
modern improvements, 1921 18th ST. NV. Apply
TO JOHN f. GREEN. 1416 Q st. NV. se1-1m
FOR PENTHOUSE III 10TH ST. NV; NINE
rooms. including bath; $50 Key at l115 ad-
Joining. Inquire at $50 La. ave. iy2i-tf
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632-34 d st Sc, Or. 1885
2l9 10th st Sc, Tor. 1890
515 18th st Sc, Sr. las
100 9Th st Sc, Sr. 1850
421 9th st Sc, Or. 1900
3l9-921 Ga ave Sc,
or Recommendation
1924 X st Sc, Or. .10.30
IG L st Sc, 7r. 1000
Nichols ave, Ana
costa. 5r. 1000
iii 10th st Sc, Or. $50
113S ID st sc, Ar. $50
142-144-146 NJ st Sc,
Ar ........-.....S-3O
1892 n J ave Sc. 4r.S.30
1871 I'd st Sc. Ar. $50
1888 LIST st Sc, Or. 500
AS l. st Sc, 5r. ....7 90
313 S G ave Sc. 4r.7.OO
40 L st Sc. Or. 100
1JO4-15OS Mass ave
Sc. 4r- $50
S41 I'd st Sc, Ar. =. 600
1860 L st Sc, 5r. =. 800
202 17th st Sc. Ar. 800
1913 1 st Sc, 3r. 500
1852 L st Sc, 4r. 500
921 18th st Sc, Or. 1000
631 / ST Sc, 3r. 800
1928 Lewis ST ne. 4r.5.00
ortion Of the property on
call at Office for bulletin
til.
s. e. WAGGAsfAN,
917 r st. NV.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

IoSING-OUT SALE OF BICYCLES-1s96 AND 81
Stearns. mems models only; Admiral and Yale
81 models, for men and women; 2 81 $50 Tour
lists, MEMS $50 each. All fully guaranteed. VIII
sell at cost for cash only. Absolute bargains for
fall riders. JACOBS BROTHERS. 1229 Pa. ave-
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BIB q NV. Tor. -. 500
~ pa NV. Ct, :. 10. 80
IT'S Union st. Or. .....0
~ 9th NV. sto $500 year
Ssa rr 1911 Corcoran . 10
lao Onion ct ~. 5r. -
HEREFORD. 1907 rm
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FOR sALE-wHY BUY AUCTION 4 UNKNOWN
brands Of BICYCLES when you can get standard
vICTORS (second- hand but In extra fine tondi-
tom for such low prices these: 'o7 model at
$40; 80 at SIS; rs ut SIS; % at SIS: 'a3 nj
SIS; 90 at $40. CLINE BROS, Victor Agts, 900
FOR QUICK SALE-A FEW MODEL. 90 COI,UN.
tias, in Al conditioo-at $50 and &3s-secoud.
hanl wheels Of high-grade makes equally cheap
P0P1 MO. CO.. l62 Penna. ave- Sel7-ff
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FOR SALE-Two OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
in Columbian College subdivision cor. 18th and
Binney sts.; - rooms each. mngnifcrnily finish
ed; will he sold cheap and good Apply
TO owner, CHAS. Z. DUNCANSoN, Sth and ID
SITS. NV. ct