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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD

RAILROAD
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND D
sTREETS.
'-2V A 81. week days-PITTSBURG EX-
snESS-Parior and Dining Cars. Barns
burg To Pittsburg
lo-oU A. NJ. PENRS YI.yANIA LIMITED
.,hseran lDian Sleeping. Bining, smoking and
observation cars, Harrisburg 10 Chicago,
cincinnati. Indianapolis st Louis CIeye-
land and Toledo. Bufret ParIor Car 70
Harrisburg
iy5S9 por,dr a. A. FAST LINE-PulIman Burres
Car; Harrisburg to Pittsburg.
30 , N CHICAGO AND sr. LOUIS
70 Express st o,is - Sleeping Car washington
Cars Harrlsburg to Sc Louis, NASH vils
fs nannatll and Chicago
man SIeen,n, i1sS g. EiaN -4sESS
s.nr am haInsburg to Cleveland DINING
-7lo r, NJ. soCTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
,,,ftian uiiinan siecping Cars Washington To
In,sDurE ana harrisburg 20 St Louis
II, and nc Cincinnati; Dining Car.
ma ni Sleeping Car to i'ittshurg
re- Ser n ~, ior haHe. Cana.ilaIsGa, Rociies-
snn,,a ,, anu niagara r ais daily. exceps
1880 a. ii FOR f;Imlra and .senovo daiiy.
6s~s pt . 81 Hah1ay l,yy; FOR LOCK Haven week
lilo =; 81. Tor wnlamsport. Rochester,
Sstiaio SatsrlSs and Niagara talts daily. exceps
p iaay, with Sleeping Car Washington
70 Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo
~, 10 1, VI Tor Enc. CananGaig qua, Roches-
s.seplng Car @asiin eaon fa 70 k:slnss ails ua"A
TUT fAiladeIpnfa, New 1ork. aao
~ the last.
1UO r NJ CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
LED. 1T, daily. all ParLnr Cars. with Din
me Car from baltimore Regular at z 90
Gar1 Glnng gpS GaT 90 800 5D s0s 1000 DiPgi9e g,es
Lnibgton) A. Nj z 40, g. 10, 4. ~, y 90,
tD9G tDiDIne sna aIr l1s5 II 90 on rs %
CO. frepn wilmington, i S'aO NJ. ~ is15 n sI5.
40, $50, 1906 and IL SO r ~ Foi
Mhiiadelphia only, Fast Express, Z 90 A
A. n week days. 2.U1 and 8 40 T. H.
9aiiy For Boston. without change,
d a:ov A NJ week days, ana 40 P. n.
For Atlantic city tvta Delaware River
briuses aiErall rontel, 81 and l1-35
1000. i iI6o xla M Ma1ks5 Isz5 sTeeS D nj "RssI ResE
days, lI.35 p. IN. daily Saturdays only,
1929. 80 and II 90 a m, 1915.
is40. iis1i Il so, 2,o1, 316, $40 loo linn
100 1870 ioad 10, 80 Q 4o. s 10; ESQ z 10,
On sunday, 100. 90. aD9 soo. s.oS oS f6 %: @
ii,00 a. m, II 10. l 10. z.Vi, 5. I5. 3 ~,
4io oo iG66 iGl965SedI Il % 90; and T4p IS S16 o6o
For Popes Creek Line. .5O u. IA. and 4 80
T. m daily, except Sunday Sundays,
For Annapolis. 100. 300 a. m, I215
Shd 20 p. m. daily, except Sunday
sundays, 300 z In. a ID 4 20 D. m
atlantic Coast Line-ExpreSs For FloEi-
da and points on Atlantic Coast Line,
40 a. m, 3:46 p. m daily Richmond
only, lO.0I a. IN. weekdays, Atlanta
Special. via Richmond and Seaboard Air
Line, 4:4O d. IN daily AccommOda-
ton Tor QuanticO, Z .45 d. N. daily, and
AS p m. weekdays
1lcket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
streets, and at the station, sixth and B
streets, where orders can he left for ths
checklng Oh baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences
j. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger GEM
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Cheap. or exchange for inn
proved city property; one mile east of
Hyattsyille;. 10 $40 acres; new S-room
cottage: all mod. imp; hot-air furnace,
windmill, Auilkhouse: Drooder, heated by
hot Water, for 200 chicks; large hen
merry, etc; together with 80 acres adioin-
ing, improved by large barn, tenant-house,
fruit, etc, lf desired, or Would dispose OF the
30 acres in 5-acre lots JOHN s. BLANK
MAN, Attorney -at[Law, No. 1920 N Y.
ave. NV. JeS-6t, em
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FOR RrNT-sroRES

FOR RENT-NO. 473 Pa. ave. NV store
70 feet deep; 10 rooms and bath, all
being thoroughly renovated, 20 foot alley
in rear; will rent as whole or separ ately;
low rent to right party. Apply 942
4 Sc. NV je5-14t
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FOR SALE-Ladies' bicycle, in good con-
dition; cheap for cash 201 E st. NV.
ie10-3t, eIn
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
From Station. 13 liz ST. q Pa. Ave.
In effect May ., 1897.
RAILROADS.

In effect May ., 1897.
ror Alexandra tweek days). g: 30. %
fs;;oo. ex.; 500, $50, ex.: 200, S:oo,
- 70, ex., II 20, lI:43, a. IN 1S:Oo, eA.'
~ i.io, 1:45, zoo. ex., 2:4O, S:Oo'
81, o: 81, 4:UU, eX.; 4:16, ex.; 4:45, o:oo'
o. .. ~ ex; $40. 600, ex: B:25. TOO, $780,
0.oo, 1000. Ii-2O, 11:o3 p. IN. o
ali, 1aiexaadria Sunday oniyl, c:oo'
Ao-OO, 1890, / / OU, IL 30, o; III
t.,,o noon. I2:3O, 100. 1880. 200, E:So' 80
-, az ~, $50, 400, 4:30. 300, 3 81, o-oo'
por ,,,-sl. o:Utl. 900. 1000. II 20 p; III
,, roI Mount Vernon and Way Stations
sseek uays), 6: 20, 1906, HOO a. M
20 i 10. 2:U5, 500, 4.oO, 40 p IN
OF Mount Vernon and Way StauoDs'
4sG,nnday 4s,n only. 300, 117o0 a. IL, 2;oo'
9oo y. IN.
ror Arnngtoa ana Aaueduct Bridge
Hk meek days., 500, $50. 800 1905. l:OV'
AZ. a.; m, 1905, go, LILO, 200, 2:4o'
az $50. 400, AID. $40. 500, 3d.
,s',. Tor Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
~ Inu'udy only, 500, 800, 1o.Oo lO-5o'
80 Il:3O a. III. l2:U0 aOOn- lz,SU'
= 81 1-SO. zoo, 2:30. 800. $50, 4oo.
n -, o'oU, $50, GOO, ESQ, 100, o.oo
li,s-alsgaee checked free for passengers
n,.lIs first-ciass tickets at Station bE
e'OisS' 20 cents each.
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FOX RENT cards, in plenty, at Busi-
ness oIflce or The Times; 8 cents each
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HALEE, Medium,

scientific paiuist and card reader, tells
your full name, reveals your past, describes
ttc present and foretclls your future life:
also tells about business deals lawsuits
love affairs, family troubles, Ieunites the
separated, brings quarrels all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good luck, exc. hours d IA 10 9 . m.
925 II st. n w; fee 25c and soc; saIisfac-
ton guaranteed myI 6-lrno
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LAEiES needing confidential treatment
o sure and safe relief in all woman
complaiuts and irregularities Gold medal
awarded for the science of obstetrics from
the University of Munich, Bavaria strict
~ confidential MRS. DIR. kENNER, No
7th St ne. near East Capitol st. Wash
lDgtOn, ID. u
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE W ill sell my ST5 gents wheel
only used two months for S25 today.
Address DAY, this office. je113t
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a FREE-HAND pastel or crayon portrait
made and delivered on weekly paytlenis
sarIsfacuon guafan Jeed best refs in
washington send address and l VIII oail
with specimen; this is not Cheap work fiIf
the best in Washington. ADDRESS A kTiST,
this office teI-Hfer en-
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DR. YOUNG, g; ;2;:,t:'s,i s:f: Il u y

Treats successfully oil diseases of the
Brain and Nervous System, Diseases OF ths
Blood, Skin. StoTnac ch, Kidneys and BlatE
der, Night Losses Sex lai " Weakness, Strict
rre, Vaucocele. Hydroceie, Syphilis, and
ell Private Diseases of either sex Con-
suuation and Urinary Analysis free
Hours 10 To IL and 5 To Q. Closed Sun
Cays and evenings
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
0O6 F Street Northwest.

Gold filings and bridge work spe
cIaIty. at the lowest price; sInaigam fiA-
ings soc, full sets or teeth on plates So,
extracting either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, oUc; without, 25c; al
WORK done by experts and guaranteed tie
best; open on Sundays from 10 TO 3
o clock. mB22i
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FOR HIRE.

FOX HlRE-Tos dTummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, So
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving Apply to the REX STA BL ES,
rear 6l5 l. 81. NV. telephone call, 1O9.
ap90-tf
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THE FINE imported English Hackney
stallion Coastguard; stands at KELE-
WOO DIS STABLE, AnaoosJia, and at
Upper MauDofo jeS-l6G
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FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
HORCH'S MUSIC STORE
Is now located at 923 ST. sohmer Pi-
ano Agency.
FINE Elgin butter zoe. per pound at
Lanes BUTTER STAND, 329 N.
Liberty Market. Je11-3t
THE '-3 DAYS. CuRE-sold at sIMAIs'
drug store, l4th and n. \. ave; 81
Jel1-7b
TO all bicycle Iiders who coll or send
stamp for VIII tie given n map showing
road for % miles around Washington
JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 L st. NV.
je1O-3t
P. p. BELLAN & CO, No. eol La. ave.
Pmeapples, Tor preserving VIII sell at
Zoe. per dozen. Call soon. Je9-3t
WALL PAPER-15c piece, on the wall.
CHARLES c. SILEACE, PIT Il st. ne
je9-7t
FOR sALE-Cigar store, with com barber
snop; good trade; cheap; good cause for
selling. e NJ. w, TINS office. leS-3t-eIn
FULL DRESS suits for hire, 81, atJULIUs
COHENS, ll04 7th st. NV. ie4-tr
Tain ABOUT BARGAINSl You'll never
be offered any such bargains as We offer
you now. Rooms papcred with rich styliSh
paper-S2 up. And We do the very finest
work, remember +. q. NoLTE, $40 9Th
st. No branch. leS-tf
THE FINE imported English Vac,rnev
stallion Coastguard; stands at KELE-
HERS STABLE, 425 Sth St: SWALI,-
WOODS STABLE, Anaoostia, and at
upper MaOiDoto- JeS-l6t
a FREE-HAND pastel OF cravon porIrait
made ana delivered on weekly payraenis
satisfaction guaranteed; best refs. in
washington; send address and l VIII can
with specimen; this is not cheap work t,,If
the best In Washington. Address A kTiST,
thls oiIlce. JeI-6t,em
EXCHAN NGE AUCTION HOUsE-No- I33I
and 1888 II st. NV, is now fully open and
ready Tor business; il you VIII favor US with
yont conslgnnIents we viii guarante YOU
perfect satisfaction. sales of furniture every
Thursday at lO clock; horses, carrisceS
harness, etc, at IL IN; large sale neSt
Thursday, To which we invite you. T'HOS
J. OWEN, Auctioneer. j. p. HORACE,
Manager. je6-IUt-em
DIAMONDS ON EASY TERMS
Drop postal; agent VIII call with samples
Z. C. b, this office. my2T-Iiilo
SELBY is offering an Il-worsted $40
suit for 81. 90; come quickly il You
need one 1903 Pa ave-. NV.
my2o-tf-eA
1 WONDER who pays the highest prices
Tor gents, cast,ofI clothing; drop postal
SAUL BROS, 923 ID st. NV. nyl 5-3mo
Al The Business Orrlce of Inc Times
you VIII find Window Cards or ali de
scrlptions-,"Iab Board, . FURNISHED o,
Cnrurnished Rooms, Unfurnished RooIns,'
Furnished Rooms. With or without
Board, - Furnished Rooms, With Hoard"
Furnished Rooms" Five cents is the
rrlce OF each card ap2l-t
FURNITURE mayed; largest 2-horse road.
81 DO; 1-horse' loads, 81 20; planes, So;
furniture packedt and shipped; experienced
men oniy: COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.
323 LIZ ST. NV Phone 1850
my9-tf
PRiNTiSG-Eusirlcss cards TIC. per 600:
other printing equally as cheap; ma16
lines bound Tor bOc., miscellaneous books
Rebound, paper ruling, etc. ". r. WILL
LiAMS' elo sth st. NV. fef-tf.em
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR exchange for Washing gton City
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Inatic-tire bicycle; 1895: perfect condi-
ton; also small horse, $50; fine driver
1122 l Stb st NV ie1O-3t
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EXCHANGE AUCTION HOUsE-No. 1881
and l335 II st. NV, is now fully open ana
ready Tor business; ii you VIII favor us with
yont conSlgDnlents we Will guarantee. Won
perfect satisfaction; sales of furniture every
Thursday at lO clock; horses, carrisceS
harness, etc, at II IN; large sale next
Thursday, To which we invite you. THOS
j. OWEN. Auctioneer. j. z. HORRACU
Manager. je6- lIIf-ern
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FOR SALE-Fine grocery, for less than
cost of stock; good business; rent cncaP.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, 619 F st.
NV. lost
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Hoyai Blue Line for New forl
and Philadelphia

All trains Illuminated with Plntsch light
For Philadelphia New York, Boston and
the East, week days. I.05, 90, lo.DO q
m. 100, Q2.40 all Dining Cars, 500,
* ,j5 Dining Can. tl2 OF night; Sleeping
Car. open at 90 oelockl. Sundays, 90
300 a. m. 12.40 al Dining Cars. 300.
t5O5 Dining Can, IL OIL night, sleeping
Csr. omen 1000 O'Clock. AucitiOnal trains
far Philadelphia, week days daily, SOD
p. m ~, -, .4
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. M. LOO
nom and 2 40 D. m, week days AZ
% m Sundays.
For Cape May, 12 noon.
tExeeDt SUNDAY. tDaily.. tSunday
only. XExpresS trains
Baggage called for ana checked from
hofeIs aud residences by Union Transfer
20 on orders left at ticket offices, 619
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, New York
aVccUlIe and Fifteenth strt ct. ana at DepGE
WV NJ GREENE, ID. b. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic
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WAh TED $4,000 for 3 years, at per
cent, GA 1890 d. c. real estate Sc
eurtsy INVESTMENT, this office
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WANTED-To rent; my nice fruit stand:
DONG good business. Call, COL La. ave.
NV. Je10-3t
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WANTED-A French-Swiss girl of good
reputation desires a situation as nurse,
gOVeInesS; good references. Address MRS
/. SMITH, 716 ! ltn st. IL
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5000 to 81 ,09o cash to invest In any
paying business. READY CASH, this
oi1iCS- tel i-3t
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IAN 4 ABSENT MINDED ROOSTER'-Get
your wits together and come down here
for splendid suit, only trifle'' worn,
and made by merchant taiiors, at real los
figures. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, ,6l9 d st.
NV. leS-7t
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WANTED-A standard 90 wheel for S25
cash. Address j. b., this office
leS-3t-en
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A choice of a lifetime; a
nice corner grocery for Sl15; less
than cost of stock. 100 1-2 st. sw.
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FOR SALE-A No. Remington. 10000
odd in good condition: elite type, and pre-
ferredina an office when cCndensingthe work
is an object; only 500. TYPEWkITER r
HEADQUARTERS AND MANUFACTURE
ERS AGENCY, 1907 + St NV. Burket x
Hewett Agents. 1eS-3t-ern
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE-0wn your own home-By pay
ing $50 cash and $40 per month it can
be accomplished and you won't miss the
money; nearly new and finely papered
two-story frame, with about 2 200 feet OF
ground; fine parking; large porch; hydrant
water at kitchen door; stable: 30-foot
rear alley; within 2 squares electric car line;
east OF Lincoln Park; in an improving
Q. NJ. BRYANT, Warder Building, 9Th and
+ SITS. Je10-3t, ,em
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For RENT-RoOMs.

FOR RENT-Two iuinense roons, coa-
veniences; nelE house; housekeeping, near
Ii. T.. o., ieasonapie. 1l04 n Capitol 81.
JeI1-3t
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WANTED Position by a meat cutter.
MEATS, this office je11-3t
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For EXCHANGE.

FOR exchange for Washin gton City
property, improved or vacant, A 1 Chi
cago improved and vacant; also outside
property; farms, lots, lands and mining
stocks, also wanted, sub. agents to sell
MAIN" .202 1st st. Sc, washington,
Iof three days, or 1912 Van lBuren St,
eihcage, thereafter. ie10-2t
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PERSONAL.


MANDOLIN, banjo, guitar taught thor
oughly, summer prices. X. BRAiLS-
FORD, 722 10th ST. NV JeI1-3t
LILLE SCKWAHN, magnetic treatment
231 I'd st: NV; hours from 10 a. IN. 20
1O p. III. Jel12t
THE ''3 DAYS. CURE-Sold In nearly
every drug store; 81, Je1I-lmo
PROF. CLAY Y tells business, love affairs,
losses, etc; brings separated husbands.
wives, sWeetheafts or lovers together, re-
moves spells, bad luck; 90 cents; 10 10 10
daily 4S9 III st. sw. JeIO-3t
NINE. THEO, MEDIUM,
Scientific palrnist and card reader: know
your tate and fortune. open daily; German
spoken; 25c. and SOC 929 St NV
je9-lmo
GYPSY QCEEa-Fortune teller; ladies',
ooc: gentieaEn, 81; ao sign 1912 II
Jeo-t
SP1kITJA MINIS. Effie Mcneil clair
VoyaEt, business and test medium, 1914
4 u ave Je6-71
MADAM kETTA, ciaIrvoyant. medium
anu caru reader, Z5c, and soc. No 5IoE
81 NV. 1e3-St-em
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-waInut buffet; suitable for
restaurant, cafe. confectionery; cheap.
326 Spruce st. NV Item
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WANTED-By refined, middIe-aged Ger
man widow, position as housekeeptr;
refs. exchanged. Address MIDDLE AGE,
shis office. JelO-3t,em
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FOR SALE-CAsh register; cheap. ALDEN
HAMS GROCERY, cor. 2un anu + sJs
NV. Je9-3t-em
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WOODLAWN-Open May 20; pleasant
rooms; healthy location large grounds;
electric bells :gasand artesian water MRS.
NJ j. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville,
Md. Address The Clarendon, Washington,
ID. O. apr I'm
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DR.. CZARRA'S 5,

NO CURE, NO PAY
SI9i'a. Ave. y. ". Washington, u, g.,
SpeciaIigtin chronic and private disseses.
Piles, Structure. Eydrocele. Gout, Catarrn,
Dyspepsia, Blood Poison cured, Vitality re-
stored Consultation free and confidential
70 both sexes. Daily. TO ~. TO D.
anlS-tf
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wANTED-t'racti bookkeeper desires
evening work, books opened; accounts
audited: moderate charges ACCOUNTS,
this ori1 ce. IL
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WANTED Barber; white; at l715 1-2
71h St nv. le11-3t
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FOR SALE-GTOCery store. doing a good
cash business, other business. cannot give
personal attention. Address l.. l.. L.,
this office. je9-3t EN-
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WANT TED-By q nIst-claSs BARRIER pe-
sition N a coed STOP or institution, can
furnish The best OF feis. Apply, by iettef'
26 l. st. NV JelU-3J
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WANTED So 900; no commission; gilt
edge real estate security. Address 100.
this office Je9-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Cheap, on account or other
business, Centrally located coal yard;
long lease Address COAL, this office.
JeIo-6t-em
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

WANTED -Colored man and wife; for but
ler. 63l I, Room 4 Item
WANTED Walters and chambermaids for
Atlantic City; call at once; white and col
ored. S29 7tn ST. NV. JeIO-3t-em
NANTED-At City Intelli gence office,
cooks. chambermaids, general house
workers, laUndFess eS, nurses, alters,
porters, drivers, dishwashers, boys: also
help for Atlantic City ana other resorts.
SHACkLEF 0RD'S, 427 1lth st. NV.
Ie5-7t
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WANTED-Situatio ton a general bouseyvorl
er IN small family; can give good city
rel 43f Franklin st. NV. Je9-3t
HANTED-By neat coIored girl, place to
DO general house work IN small family,
No. - Al 81. sW. JeS-3t,em
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SITUATIONS 1YANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED BY a respectable coIored girl,
place to leave the city as cnaInOer-
maid or nurse; good city references lily
23d St jeii-3t
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FOR RENT COTTAGE.

FOR RENTAL Washington Grove. Md.
furnished cottage, on First ave-; $50
Tor season. Apply at S06 E st. NV. telI-3t /
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fOa RENT-Eiegant rooms, en- sFIite or
AilSie, for Members OT doctors; other
handsome rooms, SO and up; with first
Idte balls. GAIEhE.t *, s2a. 1 4th 81. uw.
)elU-3t
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IL K FULTONS loan office. 1918 Pa. are.
NV =, ,noneylcaneJ on watches, dla;loiids'
Jewelry, silver ware, etc apl6-om
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WANTED-An experienced presser on gen
tlemen cfoJhmg. Apply at once, c. w.
MARGGRAF, 63l ID ST NV. 1t
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MONEY loaned on collateral security; no
delay. CONFIDENTIAL, this office.
lP1 III aIn
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FOR SALE-A confectionery store dong
"A IIrst-class business: best Of reasons Tor
selling. 2o5 Pa. ave. NV JelO-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Grocery and meat store in
Sc, horse and wagon, for $500. 232 Ith
Sc, 1eY-Yt-stn
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FOR SALE Stock and fixtures of grocery,
meat and provision store at almost so
per cent less than inventory; dwelling and
stable rented with store; good trade 10 start
with; owner changing business; no rea-
sonable offer refused. 81 kne.
1eS-3t-ern
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ok KENT SIX fur. rooms, including
kltchen and diningrooiG, for housekeep-
ms ueilShlIU location, convenient 10 every
ilDe OF street cars. Apply OWNER, 2lS
N capitol ST. jelu-3t
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W WANTED-BOARD.

LADY wants room and board; not over
$50 per month; convenient to q and
10th sts., give particulars. Address C..
llis oIIIce Je11-3t
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WANTEb-By coiored man, position as
second COOK or Janitor, or coachiiai
~ Erosnect ave. NV. ley-3t. m
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FOR RENT-3-room flat; all conyenieuces.
hair square from Lincoln Park; suit
able for light housekeeping; 81 2 a month:
refs. exchanged. 112 18th ST. Sc.
Je10-3t-em
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NANTED-A good colored barber for Sat
uruay. Apply Sl6 z1sJ ST. NV. Jei 1-zt
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WANTED-Young man desires position
OF any knd. Address BOX 80, THIS or
face iee-3t
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DIAMONDS ON EASY TERMS

Drop postal; agent VIII call with samples
T. c. B., this office. my2T-lino
SELBY is offering an ail-worsted $40
suit for 81 90; come quickly il Won
need one 1903 Pa ave-. NV.
mY2O-tf-eA
The times., 1897-06-11

FOR SALE-A greyhound, months old
gentle and well trained. Cali 619 IA.
ave NV, upstairs. je9 -eus
The times., 1897-06-11

WANT ED-Barber at 521 Tth st. sw
Jei1-3t
The times., 1897-06-11
ROOMS AND BOARD.

GENT. with ref, wants a cool room ant
board; central; state terms. REFER
ENCE, this Office. Item
The times., 1897-06-11
WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-To rent, a small farm: vicinity
offlce je10-3t
The times., 1897-06-11

WANTED POSTAGE STAMPS.
WANTED-For cash, all kinds of old United
States postage and department stamps:
collections also bought H. F. DUNK
HORST, l0oo 1th ST NV. my9-tf
The times., 1897-06-11
FOR SALE-FARAf.

FOR SALE-Sman farm, 20 miles from
Washington on Alexandra & Fretlel-
lcksbufs II. r. o-rm. house and outer build
log ln first-elass condition. Inquire OF .
~. SPRlNGMAN. Spnngrnan, Va
leS-1 4t,em
The times., 1897-06-11

FOR SALE-A oiild's large walnut crib,
springs and mattress cheap. 1122 10th
st. NV ie9-3t
The times., 1897-06-11

FOR SALE Saloon. At 103 II st. NV.
Jell-3t
The times., 1897-06-11

wANTED-Paperhang T35 9th ST. NV.
lelU-3t-eTn
The times., 1897-06-11

WILL sell my S100 lady's Dayton wheel
with two months guarantee for $40.
Address MRS. D., this office. le10-3t
The times., 1897-06-11

Tain ABOUT BARGAINS! You II never
be offered any such bargains as We offer
you now. Rooms papcred with ri ch, stylish
papers, up. And We do the very finest
work, remember. +. q. N0LTE, $40 gth
ST. No branch. jeS-tf
The times., 1897-06-11
sITpATsoss wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A gentleman will give $40 .
n.onsfi while retained for a governpient
posiiaon paying 500 a Inonth. Address
A p this office Je11-3t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-01-13
House Burned.

Last Thursday evening an alarm Of fire
was sounded on our streets for the FIRST
time in nearly year. The scene OF
the conflagration was the Dithridge house
located on Smoky Hill south of town and
occupied by ]. B. Eden. The house was
so situated that the fire department could
be of no assistance and as both Mr.. and
Mrs. Eden were in town at the time of
the starting of the fire the building was
a complete mass of flame before anyone
arrived upon the scene, consequently
everything in the shape of household
goods, provision, ETC., was total loss.
No cause can be attributed except that OF
an over-pressure of gas. Their stoves
were supplied from the high-pressure
line and it is presumed that their gas
ometer got out of order in some manner
and allowed too much gas to pass through.
Two dogs, which were great pets of the
owners, were burned to death Mr.. Eden
is a hard working, industrious citizen
and the loss comes very heavily upon
him, but both he and his wife take a very
philosophical view Of the situation and
have spent no time in "cIying over
spilled milk" and have already gotten
quite comfortably located in Jake Smear
baugh's house at the south end Of the
creek bridge.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-01-13
GuitOnville Wonders.

Happy New Year TO all
Old mud has put in his appearance
again at Guitonville.
Work is scarce as a hens teeth around
Guitonville.
Perry Harrison has moved into his
new house, on Central avenue, Bachelor
city.
James Whitton has the underbrushing
Of his clearing almost completed.
Hicks is no good; the woodchuck will
have TO make the winter again.
Geo. E. Haslet is the owner of a hen
that tried to break the record of 1896, by
laying a wonderfully large egg, measur-
ing 81 inches in circumference the small
way round, and n inches the long way
round, and weighing 81 ounces net. She
was not much OF a hen. Just a common
everyday hen. clothed in common hem
feathers, and she did pot wear side combs
either.
Howbeit, il a cross-eyed man would
shoot at turkey and kill hen, the hen
and the cross-eyed man would be ex-
cused, wouldn't they? But if a man that
was not cross-eyed would shoot at tur-
key and kill hen, the hen would be ex-
cused, but would the man?
John Biddle has gone to SisterNille to
engage in the oil business again. Success
to John.