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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14
IN THE OIL FIELDS.
what the nIg wen. IN the rtnTO0a Ter

What the Blg Wells In the HehNvood Ter
rItory arc Doing Now.
The oil operators OF The southwest
arc not making any special effort to de-
velop any now pools and are doing very
little new work IN the oil fields. Ben
wood is stlil interesting and will con-
tinuc to be until more Is known of Its
dimension. The combined gauges OF
seven OF the largest wells in that pool
show a daily production of 1910 bar
reis. The Liberty OIL company's No. 4,
Mcfarland, and the Fisher OH Com
pany's No. 4, d. Price, are the best
producers IN the pool, and are credit
ed with three hundred and nifty and
three hundred and sixty barrels day'
respectively.
three wells producing one. hundred OF
more barrels q day.
The Fisher OIL Company's NO. How
ell, Is the next well due In the Ben
wood pool, and early next week NC
Fadden & TWitchell will drill In their
important test well on the WttcheE
farm, located to the northeast and In
advance OF developments.
The Carter OIL Company's wei on
the MACON t0TTnt west OF MlChf A4NA
county. was thought to be a duster,
but has filled up four hundred feet
from n light pay In the bottom OF the
Big Injun. It may make small pun
per.
The Paova on Company has complet-
ed its No. on the Jesse White farm.
near Bradcu Station, Tyler county, and
has a scvcnty-lvc-ba barrel pumper
In the deep sand terTitoryin the same
county. the South Penn oil Company
has completed Its No. ., II. j, Ingram,
aud has one hundrcd-barrel produce
err.
Murphy, Jennings & Company are
DRILLING their No. IS, Hardmnn-dry hole
I'm the Big Injua-to the Gordon.
At Mcdonald. 4. c. Wade, trustee.
has drilled IN his No 4, Wade, and has
producer good for fifteen barrels a
day.
on Whisky Run, Richie county, West
Virginia, Ncsbltt & Company are drill
Ing at LOCO feet Mt their No. 3, Strlck-
cr The completion Of this well VIII
either make OF condemn the Whisky
Run territory about the future of
which there has been a great deal OF
Speculation. The test referred To e.
l6cated southwest OF developments.nnd
N II comes IN dry the operating COM
many viii give the Whisky Run torrl-
tory the shake. Considerable money
has already been expended IN testing
Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

Musical Wheeling just now Is taking
great interest In the approaching pro-
duc,ion OF the o.atorio THE Holy
city" by the Wheeling oratorio So
cIety IN the Opera House on Thursday
evening, February 4. Under the eih-
Client direction OF AR. Paris r. Meyers
the chorus has been making satlsfae-
tory progress, and curiosity was turn
ed to the sololsts whom the society
would secure for the leading parts.
The announcement that the society
has made arrangements for the SER
vices of the following quartetie in
"The Holy City" Will be received with
pleasure, for every one OF the four
stands high in the musical world;
Contralto-Mary Louise clarY.
Tenor. II. Mckinley.
Bass-CaTl p. Dufft.
Soprano-Hatherine Hike.
or Miss Clary the Rochester Herald
OF recent issue has the following:
Music lovers last evening were privi-
legged to listen TO the most remarkable
coutralto voice ever heard In Roches-
ter. Mary Louise Clary was the soioist.
Her voice Is magnificent; superb IN eV-
cry particular Her range IS Remarks
able, not only IN extent. but in the
evenness OF tone production through
out. In volume this voice is tremen-
dous. Probably the auditorium has yet
to be built that this singer could not
hll with that throbbing torrent of mel
ody chat gushes from her throat.
And vet from q vibrating fortlsslmo
Miss CiaFy accomplished delicate pi-
ano that preserves all the beauty OF
tone quality A surprising degree OF
nexibility also Is developed. in direct
opposition 20 the law governing heavy
quantities Considered in any and ev-
cry respect this contralto Is marvel
lous, revelation of the musical possi-
bilities of the human voice.
The final rehearsal viii probably oc-
cur on the evening before the produce
ton OF the oratorio. The orchestra for
this production Will be unusually large
and Will be made up OF members Of the
opera House organization and musi-
clans from Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

The case OF the state vs. Isaac Giffen,
charged with the theft of bolt OF cloth
from the tailoring establishment OF
Thomas Hughes Sons, was on In the
criminal court yesterday, occupying the
entire day. The defendant was repre-
scented by NIessrs. AIcCulley and Nc
LauEhlin, and the states interests were
cared for by Prosecutor Meyer and Mr..
j, b. Sommerville. Giffen was found
guilty.
To-day the case Of the state vs.. Charles
Gibson and Dana Geycr, accused OF VIC
timlzlnE many Wheeling merchants by
representIng themselves to be buying for
the Speidel Grocery Company will come
IN for trial In the criminal court to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14
PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

Report or the board % Equalization ana
ApPeals-in tils Oiruaii 4iis c-imlHAi
Courts-Court House News.
The city board OF equalization and
appeals has reported "A list OF eorrec-
tons OF erroneous assessments which
council approved. The corrections are
made on account OF excessive valuation
and double assessment. The list fol-
lows:
Realty.
First ward-Peahons Of I. J. Miller
and William Efnber referred 10 the
next meeting OF the board.
Second and Third wards-Pettions OF
Adellne Egerter and Charles 7, Eeld
were rejected, and property OF W. -
Simpson, adjoining. was raised on I'M
provenents from $500 to $500.
Fourth ward-A $500 reduction was
granted Charles Thesis on improve
ments; petition OF Paul Logarnarsius
rejected; reduction OF $500 on improve
ments granted to Charles .. Reilly;
reduction OF $500 granted on improve
ments d. Whites estate.
sixth ward-Petition OF w. II.
Browse rejected.
Seventh ward-Reducbon Of $1,000
on lmp50Veneilts gtahIeq ~ se Nyi,na,,
son without reea Is ~, 1871, " iISo.'
ly on 1895 taxes; petition OF Mal'es
Marshail relerTed 90 ie ~, .he IotIti,n ne
comIrhISse u Ior 49,,
OF H.. ~ DarseI, sr.ii..I - ~,
ana =. l. , han EIll Is " s.. ote1e
on 800 1896 taxes and books ordered
corrected; peIluohs OF ~. ~; ~ NIL
ana j. X; nissolI IeleII =, ~ ,,,,i, LIE
ooard, win lhs'rue''ons ~ 'iii'e
properly ESI. ,,..,.a po,,,on q, crandv,ew
club House referred 70 Hse uepHit-
mens. -, p..,4,. =, ,rrs Aho
seventn wlrn--Feiision VI 10, 1t
Lukins, assessor ShalrI,Sa f1s'ii 1n,,n
ahu Sity S1 i,,ss npp0,ii'eu "
mlttee 10 ADJUST ptUpelts'
Personal Properly
First ward-M. ]. Brilies granted re-
ductlon of $500 on stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

Many transfers OF real estate were re-
corded yesterday, as follows:
William shlpton and wife to William
F. wickham, lot in TriadelDhia; consid-
Grafton, 800.
George F. wickham to William t.
wickham, Trladelphia property; consid-
Grafton, Si41 90.
Henry and Elizabeth Miller to Charles
Schroeder, house and lot un Wabash
street; consideration. 81, 900.
John Helfinblne and wife to William
r. WickhSm, property in the town OF
Triadelphia; consideration, S3l2.
d. NJ Thornburg, special commission
er, to William F. Thornburg lot in Tria-
deIphia; consideration, 1922 so.
A marriage license was issued to John
Dana, aged thlrty-One years, and Jessie
Flanagan, aged twenty-nlne years, both
OF SAtersvllle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

In Part II OF the circuit court. Judge
PAUL. in the case Of Kate 3. Parke vs..
Edward j. Parke, the defendant was
given permission to cross-eNamine the
plaintiff and Mrs. Maria Clark on Janu-
airy l6. when the defendant rs to pay the
pIaintiff Si6 temporary alimony.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chllblains,
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give. perfect salts
faction or money refunded: Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14
THE HOLY CITY,
The Wheeling oratoriO Society 70
Make its Appearances
IN THAT BEAUTIFUL ORATORIO.

II win be sang At the Opera noHs' on
Fssru.ry 4-Tho soiOist. Have Been So
cured and Insure Something GO0d-Tho
chorus, Too, Under ths Direction Of Mr..
,I,er-, is Making Satisfactory Pr0Er'''.
The Final RshsaruaI the Night Before
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

NEW YORK. Jan. Eat the annual
meeting Of the American Geographical
Society tonight, after the annual re-
ports had been read. President DAILY
arose and addressing the Arctic explorer,
Lieutenant Il. u. Peary, who was Dress
ed In naval uniform, announced that the
council OF the s1cie;y had unanimously
voted 10 present 10 him the first Cullum
gold medal, IN recognition OF his SER
Vices as an explorer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14
"A CLEVER SCHEME
Worked on a wheeling Banker'by
aconadenee Man.
wa a CARITAL OF Only $40

he 5usosgs.a In Gsiting -out OF ToWn
Win oaeo Of GOpa whsslans Money.
1mpsr.onatsa Hiuirsif aSths RsPrss'nt-
sUyo Of Esw,YorI< EIsstEieaI cOmPaF
By-Do,alls Of HIS SgOothly V'orissd
solisn,s, ~ which Banhsr ives Vice
tinllsd-AndNow He Is lIlsing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

AN ounce OF prevention r. better
than Il pound OF cure" Or. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup prevents consumption
by curing colds. and all similar lung
troubles .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

AS a cure for chiblains, frosted feet
and chapped hands Salvation OIL Is
conspicuous success. % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

EVEN catarrh, that dread breeder OF
consumption, succumbg 60 the healing
influences OF Thomas EcleetrIC oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

MUNUAlt IlAINUAtNI ID 4oyI' =
beginning at 10 o'clock a M, and cons
tinulng from day to day until the salt
shall have been completed. tho hougehold
and kitchen furniture, ornaments pictures
hooks and other personal property noW
contained In the residence Of the said VIII
lam y. Simpson. "a
the purchasers Of property In considerably
amounts satisfactory arrangements VIII
be made for reasonable credit with good
security.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14
PuRlIo sAbEs
SALE.

Under the authority o. a decd made n
the undaralgnod by William r, sImnsos
dated "a 80 sh tar ~ AuurHf M ~,
year iGl6. and recorded IN tho ofiics OF m.
clerk OF the county court for Ohio county
IN Deed Book numbered IS, az page So. I
door q tho court house Of Ohio county,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-20

the orders handed into him before his
departure by the Australia The SER
wants will include cooks, coachmen,
yard-men and nurses. Any one who
has travelled in the South remembers
with pleasure the delicious fried chick
en- and corn bread prepared by the
darkies al the hotels, or in the private
houses. The recollection is enough to
cause them to dispense with the Ash
atics and secure the darkies 1t may
be possible, in the near future, for
mothers to leave their children with a
faithful old mammie," instead of a
japanese amah, and the sight of the
red bandana will be a familiar one in
Honolulu. White female servants have
been brought TO the Islands time and
again. but they have generally struck
up love match and married The
house servants Mr.. Gardner will send
here will be married couples of good
character.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-20
NEGRO HOUSE SERVANTS.
Mr.. Gardner Will Take Orders
Before His Departure.

AS there seems to be a delay on the
part of the plantation managers to en-
ploy negro field labor, Mr.. Gardner,
who came to the Islands for the pur-
pose OF supplying that class OF labor,
has yielded to the requests made by
a number of householders and will sup
ply them with colored house servants
direct from the South.
Only bona-fide orders will be filled.
and the number depends entirely upon
The times., 1897-07-06
PERSONALS.

Persons desiring advertisements
under this or any other classifica-
ton heading must not address The
Times and sign only their initials.
Letters addressed to initials, unless
also addressed to a street and num-
her. or r. o. box, Will not be de-
liyered through the mail. Such ma :
ter is unmaiiabie. For instance, 81.
M. W." Alexandria,. could not be
reached through the postoffice.
WHEN the band begins to play; hear US
one, hear us ALL we are now selling tie
Iinest cusuorn-Indde suits, a trIfle worn, at
flgures that Will cool you off; recolleet
this. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 D
81. NV 1y6-7t
\ PSY QUEEN-Fortuue teller; iaOies,
ooc.; gentlemen, 81; no sign. 1912 IL
ST. nv" Jy4-7t
PROF. CLAY tells business, love affairs,
losses, etc; brings separated husbands,
wives, sWeethearts or lovers together; re-
moves spells, bad luck; 90 cents: 10 10 10
daily. 4S9 III ST sw. jy3-3t-em
ATLASS, wonderful clairyoyanJ ami card
reauer, Tells your past and future life.
always home. 20 aud soc, I1U2 N. I ave.
NV Jy4-7t
MADAM RETTA, clairyoyant, medium
and card reader; Zoe and 50c No. 519
l. ST. NV. 1y4-7t
THE "3 DAYS. CURE (for mem leads
all remedies in this city prompt and
permanent cure or no charga: con sultatioa
free DIR. McKEEHAN. 716 18th st NV.
Je24-16t
The times., 1897-07-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tSchedule IN effect july 4, 1877 ,

tSCuedule IN erect July 4, 1851
A Il Trains aIIIye ana ieaye Penasyi ania
taSScn ger station
o-l2 a.m.-DaiIy, local for Danv lie, Char
lotte d4Iu wag ss,sL-l>, Cslial r-ea - sIsiaIels-
sdS FOR StTaSDuTg, HaFTISOabaT Z, and
StaUuton, daily, except sunday, and at
Lynci4barg with the Norfolk and " esUern,
daily, aad with Be Chesapeake anu UhIOs
daily, Tor the Natural Bndge and Lex
lngJon-
I1-I5 a. n--DaIiy the UNITED STATES
asst MAIL, carTles Pullman buffet
slecpers, New iOFk and W NaShlngtOu to
JacksoaviHe, uniting at Salisbury wien
fuiiiuan Sleeper TOF ASheville and HOE
springs y u, AnOXville, CuagJauOU ~ and
NaShYlIIe, 1enn-, and dL HaFloEJe with Fuil-
man Sleeper for a ugusta- Pullman Buffes
Sleeper New YORK 10 New Orleans, connect
ing at Atlanta for Birmln am and Mem
piiIS- soma train, " as nlngton To New
orleans without change sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every W Wednesday 90 san Fran
cisco, without Change.
4.U1 p. nl.-LOCal Tor Front Royal. StTas-
burg anu HarIIsonOuTg. With connection Tor
.StdCntOu, daily, except sunday
4-91 p m.-naily, local for ChariotJes-
vile.
lO:43 p. m.-Dany, WASHINGTON AND
SOUI II W ES TERN, FES TibULED, LIN
TIED, composed of Pullman Vestibuled
sIeepers, dining cars and day COaches-
Pullman sleepers New York to Nash
and Chattanooga New York To Tampa,
via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah and
jackson vile, New York TO Memphis, via
Birmingham, New York 10 New Orleans,
VIA Atlanta and Montgomery VestIbuled
day coach Washington jO Atlanta. South
eTu Ran way dining car, Greensboro TO
Mont tgOmeTy.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9:O1 a. m
daily, LOO P IN ana 4-45 p. m. daily, ex-
CepJ sunday, and 6.25 p. M. Sunday only
for Round Hill; 4,32 p. m daily, except Sun
DAY Tor LeesDUrg- aAd 6-Z5 p. IN daily FOR
Herndon- Returning, arrive at Washing
ton S:26 a. m and $40 p. n, daily. and
500 p: m daily, except sunday, from
ROund Hill, ana 7.O6 a. III daily, except
sunday, from HeFudon, and S;54 a III
daily except Sunday, from Leesburg
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6.42 a. m, 2.20 d. m and
9.2o p. III. daily Harrisoubgrg, i 40 p.
m and J-25 p. n. daily, except sunday,
and $50 n. m daily from ChaTlOttesviHe.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in-
formation furnished at offices, Oil and
1900 fennsylvania avenue, and ut Penn
sylvania Railroad Passenger Station
w. III. GHEEN, ten. Supt.
j.. VI. GULF, 4 raffic Manager.
W. "A. 4 q Ith, Gen. Pass Agent
l.. =. BROWNs cen. Asr Pass. Dept:
The times., 1897-07-06
RAILROADS.
p ALTiMORE ~
- AND OH.~
HAIIKsJAII,


Schedule in effect June 5, 1897
Leave wasnIugton from sUauon cOtner OF
Ne" Jersey avenue anu = 81
FOR Cnieago and Northwest, NcsaDUleQ
Limited trains, 1000, ll:4o a. m, s.Uo
u. III.
ror Cincinnati. st. Louis and Indianapo-
lis, Express, 4I.4o u III VSSuD1ted Lii
Ted, g. "a D. III, express 11-3O p. Ia.
For fIttsDurg and Cteyeiaud, eS press
daiiy 1O.UO d m and 8. 90 p. III.
For Columbus. Toiedo ana DeGrnit, II 30
p. IN.
+ or Winchester and way stations, Assoc.
al1.4o a M, a5:3U p. H.
For NeH OIJC7 1s. Al enIphls, BITIninSnafn,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol AID Roam
oke, l:zo D. III. aahyi Sleeping Cars
through
For nuray, $40 p. m daily
xt %, X1:Iv, X{.3U. xe:VU, $50, ~ 50,
Xl0:U0, xl2:OO a ~, Xl 100, Iz.lO,
X1 :: 40, x3.UO, go, x4:3o, 40, &O.0o,
X5:IO, X5:3U, &S.2O, o.3U, - 10, SO,
x5:2o. II.I5, x1I:5u D. m, and 1901
BignJ- sundays, X1.05, A7.lD ~ 80, z 30,
xS.Oo a. m, xl2.Uo, x1 Z. 10, go, Ao-uo'
80, 49, x5.oo, Xo.lUs y ~, Xe.OO,
For Annapolis, I .lO and o-3O a H., z 10
anu 43U p L. Sundays, go a NJ, al
tor Fredenck, week days. eco a m,
40, 4.3U, $50 p. III. sundays, 800
a. M, 1.l5 p. IN.
For Hagersto wn, a10. 90 a- M and 40 80
toi Royd and way points, week days,
500 "a. In-, 4, 30 80, 7.05 D. IN. Sundays
300 a. m, l Is, 7.05 IN
For GaitnersbuTg and way points, week
| days, 500, 800 "a H., 1916, $780, 4. 80.
ABB, $50 5-36, 7.t5, 1l-z0 y. III. sun
Gays, S-UO a. H., 1-lo, ass, LOB, 10-l5
( p. m.
t0I Washington Junction and way points,
S-O0 a. IN, 4.3O, $50 p m, week days,
| 800 a. M, ! 10 p. H., Sundays.
For Bay Ridge, Week Cs-ys, SI5 q. n.
and 40 p. Ia. Sundays, s.35 u. m., / 8 D
and $40 p. N.
| Royal Bile LiDe Tor New 1ofk ana
| PnIIadeIpnIa.
! All trains iIlunina ted with Pintsch light.
| For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
| t1e EasL, ~ eek Gays, 90, 600, 1O-UO d
| m, l2-OO, tl2.4D Dining CarsI, 3-UO,
! (5.O5 Dining Car), (12.U1 night, sleeping
| car, open at 0.U4 o'Ciock). Sundays, Z .U5,
| 500 a. IN, tl2-40 DINING CaTsl, 800,
! (5.Uo DIning Carr, 12.U1 night, sleeping
car, open 1000 O'Clock Additional trains
| for PhiladelptIa, week days, daily, 500
p m
buffet Parlor Cars on ali day trains.
For Atlanuc City, 1000 a m, 1900
| noons ana I2.4O p. M, week days, IL. 40
| y. m, Sundays.
| FOR Cape May, z noon.
| aEXcepJ SluGay- KIN press trains
Ba aggage called for and checked from
| hotels and residences by Cuion Transfer
| Co., on orders left at ticket offices, 619
| Pennsylvania avenue northwest, New YORK
| avenue and Fifteenth street, aud at Depot.
| WM. NJ. GREENE, ID. B. Ma kTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr EaSS. Traffic
The times., 1897-07-06
FOR sAl.E-LOTs.

FOR SALE-There Will be a man to show
Ballsbon lotS at the grocery store, on
the subdivision, on July o; prices, Sl0o
each, terms, 30 down, balance , il per week,
or $50 cash; come out on electric car and
see them, or Inquire at my office; a map
showing suburbs OF Washington, given
away. JAMES Il. CLEMENTS, 1921 F st.
NV. jy3-3t-em
The times., 1897-07-06
-. nANrEp--FEMALE.

WANTED-Ahite woman To take charge
OF 0inl4l groom ald see AFTER bne walters
lIUz - lUUu ST. NV 1t
MANTED-1iIf 10 COOK, asht and Iron;
must DrIng references ana stay uighJs
M sSl 81 NV 1t
HAATED-oeIued woman COOK at faIls
Lnurcn; guUunoIne. I All 5Jo Z ST. NV. II
WANTED NnHe girl for general house
ANOrk. Apply y Y 81. ne. Jyt-ot
WAATED-A good, ooIored girl, 10 ao
general house MOTk- IsiiI al l1zl A ST. sc.
Item
WANTED White woman for general house
.wUrk, : IN lalnIIy. 62o3d ST. Ne Item
WANTED Two women, one 10 cook, oLner
ChduDcImalu, also naII-1TOMn glri, as
sist. ITU2 l-2 10th St NV. Iyo-3t
WANTED AT once, a neat white girl, for
general hOuNe WORK no waSnnig nor ir0n-
mg. 7l5 Marshall 81, NV. Jy4-3t
hANTED-AL 81aoaIne Madison Eelecuc
Cutting SCnUol ana Dressnaking ACau-
enly, o04 l-tn sL- NV, iaOIes ana misses
Es pullIs, pUsilIOns rBfIHsucu tHOec llU4Gii''',
oIpiOnIas, patterns caJ 10 measure, dress
maEIEs done re- sCnaDIy. Send Ior cir
ealars. ap2l-0
The times., 1897-07-06
rcr RlNr-srBr RnAN.
FOR RENT
SUBURBAN HOME,
<-rcrJtp Ap TTsrEIrp NrSurIN

SUBURBAN HOME,
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED,
AT BRIGHTWOOD, ID. @.
Two-story and basement residence; dI-
mensions, 40X4O, containing IL rooms
aid bathroom, with new pOrcelain-lined
bathtuD. range; hot and cold water, gas,
new furnace. st0reroom; also wide hall
way through the center OF the hoGsa and
two vide porches, -9N40; Icehouse, fina
shade and about one-halI acre OF ground,
with garden or various kinds OF vegetables.
ELECTRIC Ca r LINE IN FRONT OF THE
PREMISES
This Is a rare opportunity for O party
desiring comfortable and conveniently l0-
Gated Suburban home, or is we'll a6faDtefs
for a first class boarding house For
price and permit TO inspect the premises
apply TO J. v. " HUYCK,
Jy3- 81, EN- sos Penna. ave.
The times., 1897-07-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Grocery store, fixtures, scales,
eauules, meat DeDcn, and morse aun
wagon, must be cheap Address GROCERY,
this Oflce. Jyo-o-eih
MA NTED-Secondh; hand platform scales, in
good condii ion; capacity four 10 SIX
hundred pounds; also second hand Ies' aurant
c..sn ieSis er, IL good tontlIol. Address
ts3fing par icuiarS, SCALES AND CASH
REGISTER this office. Item
\, "a n 4 EIy--A Iai a-, iITSt-ciasS boa iuIng
house, at nlotseiate rent, 10y prompt ten
ant, men ton number rooms, locaalll lent,
refs given. Address l.. A B., station b.
CITY. JyZ-lieIn
WANTED-To buy District real estate
for Investment; must be unencumbered
and cheap, give particulars. NyESIUR,
this office. jy2-7t
MANTED-Few gentlemen on yachting
Trip large schooner yacnt leaves July
3, returns z. Address BUkLING Nj +, TINS
Office. je29-7t
NANTED-Men troubled with piles to call
at Office OF HenorTiiedla company aud
get package or Henorinedia, every form
OF piles cured III Two weeks; no pain, no
deienL lion from business. Ured lnient taken
al home. HEMUEkHEDIA COMPANY,
5U9 l4tn st. NV je27-1mo
MAAItD--l kUBBER ROOF PAINT
VIII stop allleaBs free, and charge only
fOr painting; work guaranteed.
NAT kU Bl5E X ROOF FAINT CO.
apJ-tr lo23 Sta st. NV.
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FOB sALE-CorrAsEs-

FOR sALE-A small cottage (S roornsl M
Colonial Beach, cheap for cash. back ol
hotel, good investment ]. l.. IT.. this or
nee fv-.2f-e,x1
The times., 1897-07-06

FOX sALE-The greatest bargain ever Of
tered; finely ntbed up saloon; fiAtureS
cost 81 ,2uU; with all latest Improved beer
pump, D spIgots ana COILS; eiectrlc hgnus;
ali IN perfect running CIDER; S4OU orlh
or STOCK anu Incense; rent, $50; price only
SlrUUO. CaIl at kE YSTONE Ii hO1bL, 4o2
IA ave. NV. Jy6-3t
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~. aA.1nD-MALE.


NANTED-Male waiter; must be fiTstciass,
al l3Ln ana = sls- nw.B al once III
wANIED-A snoeinaker as repalrer. al
oU11 LII n@. yst-ot
WANTED SUOd BARRIERS, l21l oZa st.
UeoIlvpO "a, s4t,tdy d once Jyo-5t
NAA I1-41-A lns4-cIass baker, WHO un-
GeTsU4tlIus cake ana i'asJry WORK ApLiy,
ts, ~ ,,-,,,sa ,~'' ss,'lif trER-
LAhE. J9 o-tIstil
MANILA coIurea man anu = uo-e.ea
waters; Call once. ldU2 IL lUth
sl- ttM- Jyo-ol-sin
WANTED D-PnnJer; or 4 years ex-
peneHce L!i,eseU,Ingi Monuay morning.
Ea ~ JttI ii IUDL-ISnLNU HOUSE, 90
81. Jyo-St
MANTED-On salary, an experienced sub
scnt5 t5Ioh .4,.er or weeh4y tI-N. 49,, per
Apply GA 18th st. ne Jy3-3t-em
Wa NJ ED-Oood all round blacssul' n; must
be sober aua snow now 10 work. Call
before > q anu aIier p LII, 81 klNu-
AANN'S EXPRESS, $50 u st.nw.
Jy3-3t-em
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FOR RENT or completely fur. rooms;
a. m, L.; private house; central location;
convenient to lit til and ] ith ST. cars;
reasonable terms FOR the summer. Address
Mrs. LEWIS, this office. Jy3-7t
The times., 1897-07-06

FOR RENT-3 large communicating rooms
isJ floor; $40; small family preferred.
2l3 10Th st. sw. jy33t-eIa