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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
HIS REASON SUDDENLY RETysxs
Hanker Taiiant Receivers ana
Knows Nothing of Bfs faf,,u

CHICAGO Arg John D. Ta1fsn.
We San Francisco banker. who becauaa
violently Insane on an overland train TTssas-
ga and was removed - e sanffarfuva y,
lake SeHsvai recovered his reaso-, Tf.rfrs
"a Ills mind s. now as clear as ever
AIS revival was instant At : O'clock IN
the afternoon ne seemed 70 awake vxsfh a
start from the mental sfupor. He has "a,
recollection ~ what had happened from
the moment OF his mental collapse n was
sfaauaiiy explained to him He saia fnar
ne was feeling In the best OF health. b,,t
Was tFif'e sore from bruisez
MI Iallant will remain at Lake Geneva
Ter week 70 rest and will then prubas,l,
continue his journey 10 Join his family ),
dresden. Germany. His brothar-sn-Iaw
VIII arrive at Lake Geneva from San Frar-
cisco TOMORROW AS soon az the uattent
was out Of the excitement OF the egrxr -
became quiet and steadily improved The
attack is supposed to have been brassght
on Sy nervous proatratsen. which was the
result OF overwo-k and grief for a son who
died nine months ago
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

me CLOTHES are believed TO belong "a .rs
llsn VINO murdered kay. ard answer r.. e.
- netasi TO the description Of the clothes
winch Jonn z EdHuzsdz was kroxfg5 "a
have been wearing when ne zas La. So,
ia this city and few days prior "a tha
murGer. The bioodstzsrE are accounted so-
o TIE suDposifioa that the murderer hals
the body Ia has arms. the had rassirr
against his breast and the feet sraflGng -,
the ground when he dragged II 10 ff,s ,s,g-
vert, where Il was found.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
nEnE's A STATE or THINGS.
tssser Carriers Convention city
Hanged Amid Chorus Of Protests.

IN FRANCISCO Aug. ef.-On the
'sY eve Of the arrival Of the delegates 20
ntvhfsnlin of the National Association
Letter Carriers disps ten has been re-
NfN fen headquarters az Chicago
- announces that the national coul-
sl~ sas abandoned It's plans. on account
haure 70 secure redused rates from
ASosds. and that the convention viii
aeaa n Chicago. As all arrang
= ~ reception OF the delegates had been
saAfed and large expense incurred. the
pasd. VIA"
sssii.ADELtHlA. Aug. s7.-The phila-
sskA branch 81 the National Associn-
y isttes Carriers to-day received
- taa' The annual convention Of that
-. Which was 70 have been held from
ssaaef 10 Il IN San Francisco. has
AAfed 20 Chicago because OF the
80. 49, eiis's Inability 10 handle II. Pres
- faFaaas, Of New York. Il was stated.
afesfed meeting ~ tie local
aasses throughout The country to rnt4-
iae charge.
- soeai carriers tonight wired Score
.tsYher' Of San Francisco. and re-
80 PC rpply that the chsrre was made
80 ne consent Of the san Francisco
sad they are prepared ana anxious
ssSe the convention
FTerlsnsnt members % the local h,a,,t,
y "a .sa'e they viii 80 "a san Francisco
70 not recognize any convention IN
- unless meeting of the delegates
nsa9ih convention OF last year
a..sd ard 80 decides
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
FLASHED0N ALL
CROOKS DARK LANTERN FRIGHT
EMS TWO BR0okLYN WOMEN.
UnpIea.aut Experience of Mrs. Gefss
and Daughter-It Was Only
Light That Disturbed Her. ns the
Burglar Did Not Enter the House
seattle suburb Infested by
Criminals.

Brooklyn may arouse itself 10 tho point
Of organizing a vigilance committee II
there is not a cessation IN the number OF
burglaries and attempted burglaries Ear
ly yesterday morning Mrs 6. w. Geist
was greatly scared by the fash OF a lan-
terms rays into her bedroom. She remain
ed quiet, and Ia a short time the liSht
passed away and was next seen coming
I'm through the kitchen windows. No at
tempt was made TO enter the house. but
the idea that a suspicious character was
walking around on the outside was enough
to make Mrs. Gcist and her daughter wish
that Mr.. Geist was az home.
Mrs. Geist and her daughter sleep on
the ground floor, and the windows are
screened by lace curtains. Early In the
morning Mrs. Gelst was awakened By n
cat making a Wild rush on the porch.
She could have withstood that shock all
right. but when a fash Of light came
through the window and moved along the
wall she came 20 the conclusion that the
burglars who had been IN the neiEhbor-
hood for several nights. were going 10
make her house visit. She reached
over ana awakened her daughter. To-
Eether they watched the ilgh; as Il moved
about Suddenly Il disappeared. Mrs.
Geist is rot positive. neither Il her eaugh-
ter but they think the same light was
flashed IN through the kitchen window
a door was open into the bedroom 80 1t
was possible 70 see the light.
1t appears that two suspicious charac-
tiers have been seen In the neighhorhood
M different times during the past week.
and Judging from their actions. the people
believe they are the authors of ali the
trouble These men have been seen skulk-
lng along in the bushes close TO Lake
Union. and when approached have taken
70 their heels.
Among the houses reported entered at
Brooklyn are those ~ ". White, J. Sou
der. J. Camehi and Mr. eastman. a re-
volver and some money we're taken from
Mr. S0uder's house The news Of the
burglar scare az Brooklyn dld no; reach
the city until late last evening. but ire
police VIII undoubtedly take steps 10 stop
the work OK these suburban house WORK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
Taste fn STAN p..
Bazar

s.Ffere are few letters viii you wo;fl1
mai for ne. dear" said Mrs Tenspot 20
her husband. who was preparing 20 go ouL
As NJ. Tenspot teok them Re glanced az
the stamps. snd asked:
Ny dear. why 81 yo1 pat f5-cert
stamps or thsss ietterx9 Tvao-csnt stamps
w8lid have carried them
Il know o. replied Mrs Tenspot ''t1:
hsw would q re6 stamp look on envelopes
OF that lovely violet shasse7 THIS new
stationery &c II AZ exquisite color. ana
-ould not ,h5uk OF spusang - effect wsth
stamps whiea dld not harnoaizs. Taess
purple fs-ceat stamps are ths nearest
rnatca TIE p0stofsice keeps"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

New York Sur.

The Esn. IEn&tIas Doonssig- the Sage
~ NlrfmEs~. sass tAas Re - trying 20 and
p.ntsli@s vita ulrabGs six feeE wide
a~asgrd his head. b sen6lng 70 Thou-
ua~ Ca ne can p~oesYe a Pppailss with
a hAsa six feet wi3e and q bFoaze nigr-
as II TIE sz-re width &r. Douns.Iy
srp~a-~ 60 - stsEular7y ignoTsHt % the
~sehsz - ATS 0~n party. Ra1 set n seems
t--.u.a~ssf.ts that Ess1Ens % ths broazs
rs~abzas SIX feet wiGs eznro< se cstectea
4ve-. n the Northwest
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To Discus. the canal in washington

MANAGTA. via Galveston. Aug, IL
Mr.. Lewis Corn. secretary OF the legation
OF the Greater Republic or Central AmeS-
fca. and Mr.. Rudolph Weiser. agent Of the
NicaraguaB Canal Company. have started
for Washington Mr.. ]. n. Rodriguez.
minister Of the Greater Republic OF Cen
trail America. will follow them To Wash
iugton IN a few days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

SALT LAKE AEx s,-A sre-.a' ta the
->~seune s-osa Batte. Mo1t. gives Zee foi-
f,-rs-s results - fee racess
.r-,srt-x sM c3aSs-Lse.sezse-A wen
r>----4~.n s~eceA UAnfoTth tslrE Beet
tlrus. 49,
y-e,sr a.a sAE fsr.cass-Ja-& wca. Ccl
.-...sx~ ~~~s1A. Eatttcr tstrs Trl@ 1fE-
E-.ys aza q E&3 fgzssz sS-Eeoz24 :. -
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wen. Bsrlv Howard second. Tin Murphy
thsra Tfuse. ssEs&-
Six fgrIaugs-Los Priesos won. May Boy
second. Palg1rsn third. Time. lisa.
Seven ngs-Che-ry Leaf won. All
Smoke second Nike Rice third. Time. T.Sa
Five ard \ half tuTIonxs-Harfora won.
vreka second. Chinook third. Tine, I:tiia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Aag @-.--The gross
~s.sf,.fs az IRE Green II alcsst Gzhe were
sxa..tlr ssaoa ~ tass s2m Tom u'Zla..Ei<e.
-. wahaosl-s uss@asvr. tock S 2o leaving
= - for the clah wks1A Vii ne< reariy
q ,,.s Braes-s carnival os parts. whlch
- prenasaa 60 bald Ia Cers@n CT Een1 ia
s9s-f.f~r hRs beeu eselarea or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
rxHIBIrIoN BASEBALL TODAY.
Monterey Nine Co Meet Team From
the :. 4. q.

Ats o'clock 2. m. the baseball team from
ths United States steamer Monterey wtu
cross bats with a team picked from mem
hers u thc = A. &. ~ thc r ~. ~ A.
ra~k Both teams have practire1 every
day this week and aTe ga fairly good
sAare TIE Monterey gtgm has played
s,,trsher - games iu Portland aua VIII
Keen the s =. a.. busE }ug. Be yhc s 4. e..
taars wiz bc feand 3 nlmher o. o'd ga
,-srIfes THIS Is Jke fres game rhls season
Tor thr s A. e.. and l1 b. expected q barge
crowd w.ii he present. The game lrr.EU .es.s
ts be lntefeztion. 90 Ks sn eXafatt' on game.
ara no admission tes vsjti-ee charged Sol
lowing s. tna batting a@3cr ct paca team.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
Exeta Harrfed by Creditors.

OAKLAND. Cal. Aug. 27.-CarIos Ezeta
the ex-president OF Salvador. who for
year past has been making his home in
this city, Is having trouble with his cred
itors. The last suit filed against the ex.
president Is for s.. 500 for house rent. Sew
erai small suits have been filed against the
ex-presidsnt IN Justice Gifts court. but all
of these have been compromised By the
wife
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
Gold ore Los. ON steamer Mexico.

ASHLAND. Wis. Aug. 27.-The Gold
Lake Mining Company AT the head OF
which IL ex-Cov. swineford was thrown
into CONSERVATION by the news that 1850
pounds OF valuable gold ore belonging TO
the company. went down In the steamer
Mexico. IL was not known that the COM
pang's representative had shipped IL by
that boat until today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
Kansas Railroads obey Injunction.

TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 2.-A- H Hard,
solicitor OF the Santa re Railroad Com
panys states that the injunction ordered by
Judge Randolph at Emporia viii be obey
ed, and that the l0o-pound rate on live
stock VIII be Withdrawn on Sunday night
and the old rate restored He states how
ever. that the case will be appealed to the
supreme court. So far az can be learned
all other Kansas lines viii obey the injunc-
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

part u THE power required 70 drive an or
Girsry cycle az certain rate o. speed viii
b required 20 prorel a safety fitted with
the 1sw invention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

PADt'CA8 ky Agw g--Tns -feare-
gar se@flarS - a wrosszzIs rssA AZ uoi-cn-
!aE zsve reached tes -fty frasr C-&lsouav
c2Z1ry. EiEat rs-so1s a-s r~rsa-esa .
have ssTs pes@rne1 - ezt}ng . melon So
l~n FRAN ns3gn nar paich seven % tha
r4we~T sre & AZ ara tas ea.=ia IA = Sr.s-
-. e0Ess-a--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
Non Sac i. cnnt. Ei,.n rhorroIa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. @7-Mrs Eliza
Thorrold. widow Of Capt. Charles " Thor
rold today received her license as pilot OF
the tugboat Ethel and Marion having sue
cessfully passed the necessary eXamina-
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON PACK.
Figures on the spring work of the
GnunerIes.

The following table prepared ~ TAYLOR.
Young & Co. Of Portland shows the pack
OF Columbia river spring salmon In the
year 1887. the figures being On the basis OF
fonr-dozen one-pound cans 10 the case:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
Getting Nearer Heaven.
Sioux city Tr,hune.

II Is a cheap minister who cannot det-
inlteiy locate heaven. \ Ssiti'1ore mem
l,er now ssys "it Is Just beyond the setting
sun witch would place 80 soulcw here
IN western Nebraska
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
A PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
ADOPTED TO START THE IDLE
EASTERN COAL MINES.
Railroads VIII share Cost With ope-
rators-Hiring of New Miners and
Men to Guard Them Has Begun-
Hungarian Mobs Terrorize Gem
traI Pennsylvania Towns-Wo-
men Mob Working Miners.

PfTTSBURG. Aug. 27.-Coal operators
OF the Pittsburg division have not been
asleep during the past few days The i'm
preston in certain circles thar no attempt
would be made 10 start the mines seems to
have been established for a purpose. and
that purpose was TO divert the attention Of
the miners of this district.
II was given out that the Cleveland
operators had gone 10 their homes for
the ostensible purpose Of awaiting the re-
suit OF the 81. Louis convention. Some OF
them went. but others did not. Those re-
naming behind were members of the new
ly appointed committee whose duty IL Is
t. perfect arrangements for starting some
OF the mines and breaking the strike. one
of the hrst moves was Il get In touch
with the railroad companies. II was made
very apparent that the railroads were
losing a large amount OF business, and
that they were fellow sufferers with the
coal operators The railroad companies
agreed 10 bear their portion OF the out
iay
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wolsey was warned ef his doom by .
eroaler head Se3anus ~ 8 fight az crows.
Or. johnson Objected % going under a lad
der. Muntaigne avoided giving his LETT foot
priority IN putting on hla stockings. Alex
araer was believed 20 have united the Cor
dian knot with "a Hllee az his sword
For good iuek'8 sake Augustus wore
some portion ~ a sen calf; Eharlcfnagnn,
sanle tfinket ct unknown value Aohsan-
med was all fate Bonnpartc al star sra
destiny. cromwell believed IN September
2. and Louis Napoleon tn December
ggIla called himself Felix. fae favored
child ~ fortune. and Iinoieon NFne1 his
house into q temple ~ chance
Alexander II We may credit the account
given BY Quintus Curti8e. vas tsrrihed ~
blood flowing from Inside hia soldief.'
bread during the siege 81 Tyre, ~ - =. -
IT'S eeer. Arlst&nder fores8w IN this efini-
son flow q the vital stream ~ tse comfrie-
eariat a happy issue for the Nafeleuianss
"a tho warriors thus nerYea took Tyre
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Ms. langley. strange Freak.

Philadelphia Ledger.
IN the year is5S a Mss Langley. an un-
n arried woman ~ considerable and indie
pendent fortune, being then In her 18Th
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$3.50 as Ca Pixies Peak Murder.
ss $500 SPRINGS. colo. Aug. ~
~ SENSATIONAL development occurred
- = u's Nay murder ease. This after
~ ., ssass man discov rad q bunale q
- /. .'aiaea pndeVclethas ara naanel
-. :. aae sfe'ice q rock. aber. s.a faet
~ Mahltou Z Pike LIZ dannf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

Room for a few mor~ horses on Rarld
Transit. sailing the S'th. See Game. Arl-
farenr ASK
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RUDE OLD NEPTUNE.


Hefsterons Wave SEXES the sleep
ing Woman I'm It's Wet Arms and
Dashes the FrnIi Form TO the
Hard Deck-stfi Living. Though
Capt. Reed. Arrives In Port With
n Thrilling story of Marine Dis
aster.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
iIlTIRs on TRUSTS.
.;...l Association Wants
Law Amended.
~.<cx THE mIscHIEvous

se nj the Next Con-
pra.nre> ia bribery Law
..eSsa 10 Get Evidence % rant
nafty From Prosecution
oncers and Last OF Wee
ryesfdenss.
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Van Camp. aacareni and Cheese.
A new aeiicacy. At your ETocers-
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xflnser- woule you consider u proper 70
prerede the father Of your s"eTAheaF'
down sfatTa7
p,nscr-fs may he proper, bal II isn't
afmsys good poiicy.
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After this agreement was made the work
Of hiring imported labor was taken charge
OF BY. a special subcommittee. Just when
they VIII be brought into the district can
not be learned
Barring & McSweeney's detective agency.
on Fourth avenue. has been hiring men for
the last day or two 20 guard miners and.
81 is said have secured over i00. II was
reported that they were 70 D.. sent "a the
mines on the Panhandle which are 70 be
started In pursuance % the agreement
made 5n Cleveland. This was denied by the
superintendent Of the agency. who said
they we're for a mine in Central Penrsvl-
vau,a. though he would not disclose where
e vas.
Foreigners on the RampaEe
HAZEI.TON ia. Aug. 27.-The strike AZ
the Van wiekles. Colerssue ana Beaver
Meadow eollertes took place today The
Hungarians and Italians are masters az
The situation and 2.0o0 men are idle repsiuv
the decision q the foreign element
When The strikers reached Nf,loes,,.,i.
this evening, after passing through ,hn
city, trey drove tss sa .ne -
there from the strtrplurz ard h~eake~=
shutting down the mines conpletaIv. THE
eNci egnert was Intense. TIE strrefs v-e~a
crowded great crowds soigr from this .itv
Go Niiresyllie with The strikers
otER&Ff a 30eFttnE vas raltaf and fha
Hungarans decided % stand by the roka
workers tor an increase % wages 4 3r.gnt
meeting VII he held tomorrow. IRE En-
EitsA-spe7 I-irE miners vau}1 CD ~ work AZ
ccor. hut ere foreigners ara largely in tha
majority and ~iil uot permit H.
PITTS ETRG Aus c--Tha miners.
leaders are encouraged over rhe prospects
81 An early settlement ~ ere strike. r.
forts are now being directed 20 the Perm
svtvaalR railway ard the Central fatH Of
Pennsylvania President D1lsu addressed
q meeting ~ Cis-i8Ee Eevtraornlarsd
roHatr. i1ss nsS'et end the men decided 10
oG'- work Pres tent Tof1r saws SIX r7fres
have heea eisSef IN che Central district.
ara thst work VII De suspended In the
Ees-oa Within A short Tins
SaeT5T lowry vent % D1rcfs this morn
lr- aecouraszlc7 By several Hpolsses ard
ord I'd :hf strikes ~ Ire psbT- roads.
The Women on The warpath.
Taa drst attempt A. starting the r,ines
wee made az tae EN- rr.au -a3rez near
MaIsena -. tn&s morning Two car lraas
re foreigners were se3; tc ere mines about
tagliEAs an8 rut - work loading slack
iu.3 csTs. AaeHt SO " naen marched On
cee guare. attacked tteTn with stones ard
ciues ac& DROVE ~ - away. TIRE fo~rfs-n-
ers Ted 80 %eblesowr. TIE women sken
Gl-EraG fha slack sran me cars Tnaw
Ws~e u1es by "a" strikers srt marched a
saorE distance fro<n f1s nsne. where they
are asS encs-pe3.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

FOR SALE-CIgar, confectionery. station
cry, corner store. established 20 years;
lOw rent; bargain. IA 4th st. NV.
des-.;t
The evening times., 1897-12-09
ron RgNr- MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT--911 G st. NV; storer1oms
1st floor, with show window, S35 per
month: 911 g St NV, large office room,
I'd floor, steam heat, 81 10 per month; I32O
store, floors; rent low: 2O39 9th 81.
NV: rooms, including water rent, Sl4
per month. Inquire at ROOMS 5 and 9,
81 G st. NV. de9-6t
The evening times., 1897-12-09
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
9OB + Street Northwest.

9O6 Street Northwest
Gold filings and bridge work q spo-
cialty, at the lowest price: amalgam filk
tngs, soc: fun sets OF teeth IN plates, So;
absolutely painless, SOC. without, csc; ali
work done by experts and guaranteed tho
best: open on Sundays from 10 to
O'clock. mh22-t
The evening times., 1897-12-09

LoST-December 6, near 18th and O sts., a
ladies' gold hunting lease watch: liberal
reward. Address 1902 Ith st. NV.
oe1-3t,em
The evening times., 1897-12-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JAMES W. CASE, LATE OF
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. No. S095.
Docket "a. Issued November 30, 1897.
Application having been made to the
supreme court OF the District Of Columbia,
holding orphans court, for letters Of ad-
lninistratlon on said estate, by James A.
concerned to appear in said court on FRI
DAY, THE Path DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. ID. 1897, at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, to show
cause why such application should not be
granted. : s----ss5--e
AttsSt: J. NOTA McGILL,
DEP, G-3t Register or Wills, ID. C.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

LOST-At corner 9Th and { srs sw on last
Thursday evening, abrusselsca rpet. Lib
eral reward If returned to J. II. CRONIE
515 4 IL st. sw. des st EN-
LoST-A ladies' gold collar pin, set with
pearls, Tuesday evening, while going to
or returning from New National Thea ter
from Dupont Circle a liberal reward for
its return TO Z. L. GILMAN, 1920 n Y.
ave. deS -3t ,em
LOST-On Sunday, Nov. 2S, S97, white
and yellow hound puppy, about & mos
odd. Finder will plea Sc return to O24 25th
st. NV. and receive liberal reward.
deS-3t
The evening times., 1897-12-09

wANTED--Medical agent or salesman, to
handle our Dry Air Cure for Catarrh.
Cold, etc; all physicians commend il. Call
personally, Vendom Hotel, city, or ed-
keepsie, N. Y, de7-9t
DIR. GRAY'S Pain Cure Ointment: cures
corns, bunions and all other aches and
palms, sample free. Call afternoon, l25
Ind. ave. n W.; agents wanted.
no26 Totem
The evening times., 1897-12-09

FOR RENT-Fur. rooms; light housekeep-
Ing II desired. house and neighb0rhOOd
very desirable; private family; refs. 1885
l 5th st. NV. deS3t,em
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wASTED-BoARD.

WANTED Roard. in exchange FOR gro-
ccries at wholesale prices: none but
strictly first-class place need answer.
Address EXCHANGE, this office. de7-3t
The evening times., 1897-12-09
FOR RENT-FARMs.

FOR RENT-3O acres OF garden land; near
the District: improved by Groom DIV elling,
with large stable and necessary outbuiId-
ings. WALSHE & SCHWARTZ, 6O6 F
1t. NV de4-tf
The evening times., 1897-12-09
FOR sALE-LOTs.

BUY q lot for Investment or home; Con-
duit Road and Great Falls Electric Rail-
way; within District: healthy, elevated;
terms easy, plats, etc. CLARK BROS.
93T ID st. NV. de5-l -lno-em
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FOX sALE-Huusu.

FOX SALE-IIOme; northeast; rooInx:
paperea water and gas: terms low. Adj
dress QUICK. this office. de9-:,t
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WI Madame lamont,

The great Clairvoyant and Palmist: advice
and information on all affairs of life;
names in full; satisfaction guaranteed.
fee soc and 81 1893 u st. NV. deal mo EN-
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INCANDESCENT Gas Lamps Dealers
and agent; don't fail before making your
purchases in lamps and mantles to see
ours: send roc for complete lamp. sun
SHINE LAMP CO., 8 Postoffice ave-,
Baltimore, Md. dc9 st
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MISCELLAN NEOUS.
Something People Keep!

HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture carpets, pianos. entire
houses: stocks OF all xmas Address JON rs,
loo4 Mass. ave. NV, dee -3fno
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FOR RENT-2-story brick stable i'm al
ley bet. II and l and Sd and IL sts
sw.: stable room for horses: carriage
house, SO. b. LEONARD, $50 l-2 st.
Sw. de4-6t-em
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WANTED--By an experienced dressma ker,
plain and fancy dresses. reasona BILE
prices: fit rInis h a nj ST vie guaranteed. 300
A st. Sc, opposite st. Marks Church.
de1-3t,en
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WANTED-Good tailoress improver and
young man 10 learn ladies' tailoring.
JAkOBY, Itl0 l st. NV. deS-3t
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.Everbody-s Advlsers.
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FOR RENT-A nicely fur. room FOR gen
uenan, at 223 9th st. NV, boarding
house opposite. ueS-3t
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WANTED-FARNiS.

WANTED To rent, with privilege of buy
ing. small farm; convenient to city by
railway. Address, with particulars. A.
+. N, 7l3 7th st. NV. de9-3t