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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
ALLEGED cow THIEVES.
The Officers Claim to Havesa Good Case
Against Two Brothers and a
Third Party.

The police are still working on the case
of Charles Alley and w ". Alley, the
TWO brothers, who were arrested and
lodged in Jail by Officers Perdue, John
ston and Hamilton, ON charge OF cattle
stealing.
The officers are of the opinion that thsy
nave a clear case against the two men,
and a third party may have to answer
for the same charge. According 10 the
story of che officers, tine theft was first
suspected on account of the selling of
same hides. When arrested, 1t is claimed,
they told conflicting stories. one alleging
that the hides were purc,1a sed at. Smith
iisld, while the ether was go.t;n at West
Erd
When the pair left home the mo; ring
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

Ex-Gov. Oates denies, the report that
he was interviewed by a North Caro-
lima newspaper recently, while en- route
to Saratoga. - The ex-governor was in
terviewed in Montgomery the other day
by the editor of the Selma Times rela-
tive to the matter, and said that h. had
not been Interviewed that he knew of,
though he had talked on a train to some
acquaintance and perhaps a reporter
might have been listening. Gov. Oates
said that. he did not say that the silver
sentiment was growing, but that It was
holding its own; that he did not know
of any silver men who had deserted the
silver standard.
Then, if it is, holding its own, Ala
bama is still free silver state, where
it will probably remain until after Billy
Bryan is elected president and relief
comes to the people.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

President H. Clay Reynolds. of the
Girls Industrial school, is,very hop full of
the school for the coming SESSION. He
will pay much atter ton to instructions
in household arts and scientific cooking
Last session the girls were given a model
Kitchen, and modern dining room. They
took tlga work turns thus learning prac-
tically all about Housekeeping. They
were also taught the artistic side of err
tertainng-how to arrange the table,
decorations, etc
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
LIBERAL CITY OFFICIALS.

The city officials of Opelika are like
many others, liberal. Yes, they are very
liberal. They passed resolutions permit
ting the city papers to publish full re-
ports of the financial condition of the
city for the year You understand. this
is a free thing for the papers. Every
body else who figured in the city govern
ment got pinch of pie, but not so with
the city papers. We venture the .asser-
ton that the two papers In OpeliEa did
more for that city than any other single
enterprise there, and yet they were
permitted to publish free" you see
Liberal boys are those in Opelika OF
course a newspaper can live on wind,
but other folks must have pie.-Lafay-
cite Sun.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
a GREAT SENSATION.

There is now visiting Mrs. Lofiin and her
daughter Miss Annie, a daughter and
sister from Montgomery, Mrs. T. ]. Ham
ilton, and her two children. While the
ladies were in front room of their
house on Orange street, last night. Mrs.
Loflin had occasion to go into a rear
room. There in the center of the room,
stood a colored man. a yellow faced fell
low of good statue, stout and burly.
When Mrs. Lofiin entered the room, and
there was a light in it, the fellow gazed
around and then ran out on his toes. The
family alarmed the neighborhood. The
interruption had come early. 1t was
only about O'Clock and Mrs. Loflin's
house was lighted all over You may
be sure there was some excitement in
that house. The intruder was bold and
defiant. He will go in other houses.
We hope some gentleman will keep a
convenient bullet for him.-Eufaula
Times
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

The emperor of Germany was the
power that settled the Turkish conten-
-ten The emperor is the autoerat of
Europe. His Recently expressed fear that
America would take part in old world af
fairs indicates that he breads US as rival
England came out of the Turkish en-
brogfio with trailing colors. There was
secret sympathy for the bloody Turk.
The ST James Gazette boldly announced
that there was a good deal to be said for
the sultans attitude, and added. He
only wants>a slice of Thessaly, and Gre ce
has already more territory than she can
properly inhabit or administer"
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
THIS Is THE LAST NIGHT
Peters and Green vaudevilles Play fhsir
Farewell Performance az EaS
Lake Tonight

Birmingham amusement lovers will re-
greet that with tonight's PERFORMANCE the
engageme MT of the Peters AID Green
company a. East Lake comesto a close.
'fhe hill last night was fLove and
War" and THE Telephone Exchange"
interspersed with The usual btchy Songs
and sketches. The SAM billwiIl be pre-
serted Tonight.
The entire company will ger be estab-
lished favoTites in this city and another
date before he summer IL over would
prove profitable to them.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
The SMALLPOX" SITUATION
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an epidemic of smallpox said the malady
only thrfved during cold weather This
being true, it is strange than with fhe
temperature ranging way up in the nine
ties smallpox would be rsaping a her-
vest in Birmingham He also said that
people afflicted with smallpox were in
capacitaied for manual work This also
being true. for sake of argument how is
1t that many of the suspects were found
at work?
F'acts ara facts and remain IN Isl.
While the State Herald does NJ pretend
e. rer VIII it. dispute to 9ss +
eminent physicians, yet if Birmingham
has smallpox, how is IL that there has
not been any fatalities during thu pres
en-. epidemic, If such il might be termed,
with eighteen or twenty cages on hand?
The State Herald is nightly in receipt
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

"A little town namsld Jasper, in Texas
desired railroad copzsction with the T X
rs and Pacific railroad, "a few miles eff. In
stead of appealing to capitalists for help
they went to work themselves and built
the road. They acted ON the same plan
pursued in working the county roads
they expected each, citizen to work with
his own hands CIR furnish a substitute.
The result was tlhsis nearly all the ci J.
z7ns, doctors, lawyers, merchants, etc,
worked wi h pick and shovel and soonhad
the r5adbed made. This example of earn
est determination to help themselves Gre
ated a good impression on the public
generally. A town IS like an 'individ-
ual-if it shows a disposi ion to help itself
others will help it along, Birmingham
has recently made good impression by
showing a spirit of self-help. 1t is easy
to induce others to come TO a town that
displays such a spirit
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24


Edward Bellamy, in his last book on
socialism. contends :lhals this government
guarantees every man his liberty, and
that this means liberty Ito work as well
as liberty of person. He argues that the
man who talks from another his means
of livelihood is guilty of a crime against
the law His conclusion IS thai the state
should take charge of all enterprises and
give every man the work he wants. 1t
seems ITO us that this reasoning is based
on the suppoS1ion that if man loses his
job he must starve-tha1ethere is no other
opening for him. If this were true, then
Bel'amy's arguments would have force.
But w'her man says THAT he can't find
work, he MS that work is dull in his
line. A carp inter- may not be able to
get carpenrering 10 do, while there may
be great demand for IRON workers. The
colony of Cullman Illustrates This point.
These sturdy Germans were probably
mechanics in Germany, which is the
stronghold of socialism, by the way They
found themselves out of work. and they
came to Alabama ard located on the
hills of Sand mountain They plan led
vineyards and sowed seed. Now they are
prosperous and cort ntsd. What they
have done others can do.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
al marady, and doubt exists as to its be-

tai malady, and doubt exists as to its be-
ing smallpox"
Last night the following was received
from Columbus, Ga:
Columbus, Ga. July 2S.-No quarantine.
but vaccination recommended by board
Of queries from cities OUTSIDE the state
seeking information as to the smallpox
situation. Invariably THE answer has
been flashed back to thsm, There is no
need for alarm; the disease is not IA
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
GOLD PLATED.

The Montgomery Advertiser gets mad
at the Ashland Advance because its ed
itor said the Advertiser fought the DEM
ocratic state administration and lauded
the republican national administration.
The Advance ought not to stir up grand
ma that way, it ought to remember that
the republican party is gold plated and
anything that shows that color the Ad-
vertiser is for it.-Cleburne New Era.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

the hides were sold they came to Biz
mingham ostensibly to bring back a load
of lumber They were armed with a
Winchester rifle, and it is though; the
cows We're Slaughtered on .he way. In
support of this officers say that blood
was found on the wearing apparel of one
and that several empty cartridge hulls
were found. "A large butcher knife which
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
LEAVING IT TO THE SMALL FRY.

His honor, Gov. Joseph F. Johnston,
is manifesting good deal of political
sagacity in refraining from codifylng ma
jor issues Of the 1898 campaign. He's let
irg it alone. leaving it to be done by che
small fry."-Ex
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
of health. iWhat is the situation in Bir-
mingham and surrounding towns?
ISNOITIR ENI2- sim

The reply was to the Effect that no
smallpox exis,s in Ihe city, as all sus-
poets and maids are in quarantine way
up On Red mountain. The Enquirer-Sun
was also assured that the city IS quist
and the situation very satisfactory.
This was sent on the assurance of the
health officer through his statement al
the head of this article. Endorsed by the
acting mayor. r.
LOCAL TRAFFIC AFFECTED.
The esta bEshment of quarantine at
Bessemer and Pratt City has mas rally
affected travel ON the Bessemer and Biz
mingham and Ersley dummy lines, so
much so .haIt one train on each line has
been abandoned Travel on the other
lines in the city has also been affected
soma what nv the scare
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

The raw material, of which cotton bag
ging is made, is shipped from India, and
is manufactured in New York. 1t is in a
trust, like almost everything else the
farmer. uses. The bags in which raw
sugar is imported is being used for baling
cotton and is superseding the bagging to
some extent, but the bagging is more
open and allows the cotton to dry out
quicker
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington, July 23.-The president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate:
lTreasury-Henry A. Rucker. to be COL
lector of Internal revenue, for the district
of Georgia: William s. Clantcn, to be
assayer and melter of the United States
assay office at Charlotte. N. c..
interior-L. b. Shepherd. of Alaska, to
be commissioner in and for the district
of Alaska
Justice-J. D. Mack. of MONTGOMERY,
attorney for the United States for the
northern district of Mississippi
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

The entries for governor as announced
in many state papers, are Joseph f.
Johnston, Robert A. Moseley and M. w.
Howard.-Dscatur News.
Now the question: is whether the Mont
gomery Advertiser will select DR.. Nose
ley or Mr. Howard to defeat Governor
Johnston with
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

The gold democrats of Kentucky held
u state convention at Louisville on We'd
nesday and were led by quite number
of prominent KentuclSians, including
Carlisle Buckner Lindsay and others
Greensboro Waterman.
The Waterman neglected to state that
Madeline Pollards weary William Breek-
inridge was also among the noted leaders
present
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
No QUARANTINE At COLUMBUS.

Private information received in this
city by wire shortly before midnight
from Columbus, Ga, was to the effect
that no quarantine against Birmingham
would be established. 1t is presumed this
action was aiken after the answer to the
query from the Enquirer-Sun had bten
received in that city.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

The county commissioners should pro-
hibit wagoners from locking their
wheels coming down hill on the macada-
mixed roads. A locked wheel cuts into
the ebert and the next radn causes a gull
ly. Every wagon should have brakes.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

represented the people of Helm. Wa
spoke 70 q gentleman from Helm today,
and he informed us that there Is not the
slightest Ill fesling against the governor,
ard. IN faod when the people learned
what Inducements Sylacauga had offered
to get ethe school, they did not expect 1t.
-EdWardsville Standard-NeWs
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
WITH THE STATE EDITORS.
COACHING THEIR AIDS.

The gold democrats are being very
vigorously coached by the republican
newspapers.-EX.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

cost not exceeding what is now paid for
having done impe4fectly what the city
Will perfectly do.
That, whereas bonds are to be issued,
there will be no tax laid to meet the ilr-
terest on those bonds. for the reason that
a moderate charge for the use of the pub
lie works, added to the sum of money
annually appropriated by the city for the
hire of fire hydrants will provide ample
funds for the payment on that interest
and also for the providing of a sinking
furd by which the bonds will be retired.
That the charge for water and sewer1g
VIII be not more than what is paid now
for water alone.
That after the bortds are retired, the
water will be supplied the citizens at ac-
tual cost OF delivery, and the use of the
sewers win be free
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

A national debt is a public blessing,
said statesman. A church debt is a
social blessing. Birmingham would be
dull socially were it not for the efforts
of the ladies to pay off the church debt.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

Editors in Alabama mus, be getting
rich. We ndice where two of them, viz :
t. e. Williams, of the Dothan Si1tings
and Fred S. Cox, of TIN Mobile News
left last week on a trip to Europe.-Ex.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
OFF TO GOLD- FlEI.Ds

Seattle, July S.-The steamship Cues n
sailed for Alaska today, cirrying l3 pas
sengers 163 of whom were from SEATTLE,
Bound for tbs Klondyke sold field.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24
SEVERE srnRIrs

New York, July 23.-Potions of New
York, New JERSEY and Pennsylvania
were visited by severe Wild storms and
thunder storms today Considera bic
damage was done Ito cropsand buildings.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

Perhaps it is rot so strange after all
that the negroes should have chicken
poX.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24


The tendency with us is toward one
man power. The idea seems to be that
ore person can be held to stricter ac-
counta5llity than body of men. One
man is more apt to do the right thing il
he knows he will be held personally re-
sponsible The powers given the mayor
of Greater New York are almost auto
cratic The president has powers that
exceed those of some of the rulers of the
old world He has sent troops into a state
over the will OF the governor: he will
be invested with the power under the
reciprocity clause to remove duties on
imports, and thus relieve the people of
taxation, and the power to tax is a
powe, to destroy: he has the privilege Of
vetoirg any bill that does not meet mis-
appreciation; he can appoint to office or
remove from office; he can call ont the
state militia; he is commander of the
army and navy; he has issued an eman-
-clpation proclamation; and he has pur-
chased territory of foreign powers. The
foreign countries that are governed by a
cabinet of ministers look with wonder
at the great power given the president
of the United states. The constitution
requires that the president shall be a
native horn American citizen, and he
is apt TO Be in touch with the people.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

Milton Smith, of the Admission Hot
Blast and Horace Hood of the Mont
gomery Journal, are still trying to fix up
suitable issues fer the next state cam
pa;gn The fornsr seems to want har-
Tiiony and universal suffrage regardless
Of political utilization in 1896, and dear
Horace wants anything that Milton don't
want.--Deoatur News.
Mr.. Smith is the postmaster at Anris-
ton and gold standard advocate, ard it
has been many months since his pen has
directed the political policy of the Hot
Blast. DIR. Ayers. whose pumeent pen
was keenly felt as editor of the Jack
sonville Republican in the campaigns Of
lat year in fhe advocacy of old time
democracy, is giving reputation to the
Admission Hot Blast at this time.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-24

What is the proper length of the bicycle
skirt? Above two feet, Of course
The times., 1897-07-03

FOX SALE-1 Newfoundland pup, 8
months old; beauty; SlU. 4I5 7tnsI- Sc.
Item
The times., 1897-07-03
= ALTiMORE -
- AND OH ~
KAILROAD.
AhA AIAsAttI-NA|'
!uIe in eject June 3, 1897.

Schedule in effect june B, 1891
Leave Washington from stauon cOLner OF
New Jersey avenue aud 81.
For Chicago and Nortnp est, Yesuouied
p. Ill
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and Indianapo-
us, Express, 11-45 a N NesbtDalett Lin
-tea, q: 40 p NJ, express 11.3O p. N
For PittsDurg and cleveland, express
udliy lU.OO u III and . 30 p. IN
p. IN.
tor Winchester and way stations, ASSOC,
al 40 a IN, a5.3O d. IN.
For New Orleans. Memphis, Birming ham,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Roam
oKe, I1-zO p N daily Sleeping Cars
FOR Luray, $40 D. N. daily.
FOR baltimore, week days, 800, s 80,
Xi;O9, X 10, Xf.3O, Xo.UO, $50, xS 80,
XO:O0, x12:OO a N, xI 2.O5, 1910,
&o1O, X0.3Ot X6-2U, b-5Os ~ 90, S-10,
x9;2O, Il-15, x11-5O p. IN, sHd 1901
/ night Sundays, x1 :O5, A7 IL, ~ 80, $50,
/ Xs;Oo q M, 1905, x12 40, l:00, x3-O0,
$50, 435, 1905, x5.l0, . 30, xS 90,
A5-11, III =, &II.5O p. I1., Xl z.UI night.
Tor Annapolis, 7-lO and $50 d M, 1910
ahu +'SV p IL Sundays, $50 a H. 40
For Frederick, Week days, $50 a. m,
I1.4o, 80, 5-&G p. II. Sundays, 800
FOR Hagerst6wn, aIO Ooa. m. and as. 80
| p. H.
tor lloyd and way points. week days.
I 1.-|p d ti--r t0bs O.0Df 10 D. N odIIdyS 3
300 a. N, 1.I5, 7.05 p m
FoI OdlthersbuTg and way points, week
ua{Si s-tU, S-tU a. H., 1880, 800, i. 80.
433, 3-jOt $50, 100, 1I.4O p. N sun
J 1ays, S-OU a II. lis, ASS, 100, 1915
toI Washington Junction and way points.
$40 a. NJ, $50, $50 D. m, week days,
300 a. m, I5 p. m, SuEIays.
foF bay Ridge, Week days, BIS q. N.
anu $50 p u. sundays, S.35 a n, 1 80
| anu 31o p N.
/ Royal BIEe Line for New 1ork and
Philadelphia.
All srains Illuminated VITA PintsCh Hight.
For F4IladeIpnIa, New YORK, Boston aud
/ tue East, Week da IS, 90, 500. loco a
| n, 100, (lZ-4U Dining Carsb 500,
I to-Uo Dining carr, (I2.O1 night, sleeping
car, open al lO-O0 o CLOCK } Sundays, Z 90,
BOO a m, tl2-40 Dining Carsb $40,
| (o-O5 Dining carr, 12.01 night, Sleeping
| car, open 1000 o'clock. ADDITIONAL trains
| Tor Philadelphia, week days, daily, 500
p m.
Buffet ParlOT Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic city. 1000 a. m, 1900
noon, anu z.4O p m-s week days. 1910
p. IN, Sundays.
FOR cape May, L noon.
aEXcept SUNDAY XE&pTeSS trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and Residences Dy u HIOa Transfer
/ Co., On orders left at ticket offices, S19
| Pcnusy sylEdula avenue GOFtn west, New YORK
/ avenue and Fifteenth street. aud at Depot
! HA- M GREENE. d b. MARTIN,
/ 0en Manager MST- Pass Traffic
The times., 1897-07-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect May 2 1917
An trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passens ger station
m--Daiiy. local for DanviIle, Char
IJJte aau way StssliJnS, conn eCLS a. slanaS-
sas FOR StraSbUFg, HaTrlSOnbuTg 9, and
StauntoH, daily, except Sunday, and at
LyncHbuTg with the Norfolk ana Western,
daily, and with he Chesapeake and OnIO,
lngJoa-
I1.I5 a. ul--DaiIy. the UNITED STATES
FAST NAIL, carries Pullman buffet
sleepers, New York and " asEingtOn To
JacksOGvllie, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper Tor Asheyille and Hot
Spungs, y. e, knoxville, Chattanooga ana
Nashville, Tenn, ana naFiOJCe with Pull
indu Sleeper for i uguSta- Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New YORK 70 New Orleans, counect-
Ing at Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
pals SOHd TRAIN, w as nInEJOn 20 New
Orleans without Change. Sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion tGFOugh sleeper
on this train every " NedResday 20 san FT an
CISCO, Without change
4.OI D. n.-LocaI Tor Front Royal. stIas-
burg and HarTlsOnbuTg, With connection Tor
Stanton, daily except sunday.
4-5l p m.-paly, local for CbariOttes-
vile.
IU.43 D. m.-Daiiy, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWEST TERN. V TIBULED, LIN
TIED, composed Of Pullman eStibuled
sleepers. dining ears and day coacnes-
vile, TeRQ-, via Asbeviile, knoxville
and Chattanooga. New York % Tampa
VIA tlfafIOtte- CO4Gnibla, savannah anu
Jacksonville. New OFE TO Mem phis, via
hirIuin CHAM, New York to New Orleans.
via Atlanta and Montgomery YestioUled
day coach Washington TO Atlanta south
ern Railway dining car, Greensboro to
Montgomery
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9.OI a IN
DAILY, 100 p m and $40 p. m daily, eX-
CepJ sunday, and 6.25 p. m sunday only
for Round Hill, 4.52 p. m daily except sun
day Tor LeesbUrg, end 6.25 p. III. daily tor
HeTndOD. Returning, arrive al Washing
ton S.26 a. m and $40 p n. daily. and
800 p m daily, except Sunday, from
Round Hill. and 200 a. III daily, except
sunday, from HeTudOn, and St54 a. n
daily, except Sunday. from Leesburg
Through trains from the south arrive at
Washington 6-42 a m 2-2O p. m. and
S-2O p. III daily. Harrison burg, 1910 ..
IN. and $,25 p. m daily. except SUNDAY,
and $50 a m daily from Charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnished at offices, 5II and
1900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and at Penn
syivania Railroad Passenger station.
w. ii. GHEEN, Gen. Supt
J. NJ. CU LIZ, IrafIic Manager
w. \. 4 Rh, ten. Pass. Agent
L. - BROWN, Gen. Agt. E'aSS. bent.
The times., 1897-07-03
vANTEn-RooMs ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-Bya young lady room In lboard
IN private family; must be .'east,ls,ble.
Address b. D., this office. tyI At
The times., 1897-07-03

FOR RENT-Brick stable in the rear oi
go st st. ne. inquire at house.
Je2S-7trem
The times., 1897-07-03

FOX RENT-17o7 Pa. ave. NV, 3-story
brick house; rooms anu modsruimproye-
ments; good location, key 1905.
Je26-7t-eIn
The times., 1897-07-03
wANTED-AGENps.

WANT EI-Agents, $50 10 s25 q week sure
10 workers no capital needed: new goods
pew plan, sells at sight: every family needs
X HOUs EHpLD SPEC. Co, Box 424
CtAClHuati, OnlO. my29-sat26t
The times., 1897-07-03
FOR RENr-sroRRs.

FOR RENT-A corner store and fixtures.
email rent; would make a good iocation
Tor a bicycle store. Apply 1854 Md. ave.
nf- Jy2-3t
The times., 1897-07-03
FOR HIRE

Tok HlRE-To drummers and business
per day. and special prices for pIeasurs
oHying Apply TO the REX STA BLE6,
near slo 81 NV. Telephone cali. l0Q
The times., 1897-07-03

FOR SALE-HandsouIe guitar and case;
Sl5i bargain. 921 r ST ne. 1t
The times., 1897-07-03
FOR RENT-CoTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-6-room cottage, fur, at West
Falls Church, Va, for $f2 per month to
the right party. Address or see Mrs NJ E.
RHODES, West End, Va. jy3-3t