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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13

We had faith enough to buy
% patterns Of fine silks in
single patterns for waists, and
they are selling, no two alike,
at 1915 to $7.5O
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13

Get your job work done at the
COLUMBIAN office.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13

J. ]. Mather has been appointed
postmaster at Fishingcreek.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13

The single dress patterns as
they are shown in our dress
goods department, should and
do attract buyers, $3.50 to $40.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13

We are not discouraged with
the sale of our % dozen shirt
waists, 25c., 5Oc.. 75c., &c.,
9Sc., 81. % up to $2.75.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13
|. v. HARTMAN & SON.
H. j. CLARK e. SON

Courage IS a onning quality Courage acts tie spot
We had the courage sometime buy so pieces Of wash
dress goods and encouraged by their a off
the city this week. for supply 400 and of baby
cans and hatsl
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13

Everybody knows we keep a
big and good stock of domestics,
therefore we drop them and
advertise all kinds of curtains.
Lace from SOC. pair to $500.
Chenille $1.69 to $3.50. Derby,
1915 to $1,000. Oil cloth,
25c., Soc. to 95c. Felt, 2 for
25c., one 13c. Good fixtures.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURY, FA.
THURSDAY, MAY -, 1897.

Entered at he Post ONCE at Bioomsb IA.
IS second class matter, March /, 1888.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-13

Table covers and stand, in
linen, in derby, in chenille anu
cotton, 39c., 49c., &c., 98c.,
S1,39, $1.69 to $500.
The record-union., 1897-04-24

At 9 o'clock this morning the box of
flee of the Metropolitan Theater opens
for the sale of reserved seats for the
engagement of Georgia Cayvan. There
is no extra charge for reserving seats
The record-union., 1897-04-24

resulting in marked recovery in
prices during Tuesday and Wednesday.
The exhaustion of the short interest in
international stocks, however, caused a
slackening of the movement toward the
end of the latter day, which was in
measure compensated for by manipu-
lation directed against the bears, the
anthracite stocks, Jersey Central in
particular, gaining considerable ground.
BOSTON, April 23.-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin" will say tomor-
row of the wool market: The market is
dull, but prices are firm in spite of the
small sales of domestic wool. Liberal
deliveries of foreign wool continue The
largest wool securing plant in New
England is running 116 hours a week,
night and day. Last week was the best
Easter week that the retail clothiers
have known for years. The sales of the
week are 2,465, 900 pounds domestic and
100000 foreign, against 1,l9o,000
pounds domestic and 7,352,OO0 foreign
last week, and ], 100000 pounds domestic
and 635 900 pounds foreign for the same
week last year
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price

Oddly children often enjoy a vege-
table garden more than they do flowers.
Boys especially seem to care for the
practical results of their labors and to
be in high triumph if their gardens
contain currant bushes, few black
berries, and a miniature strawberry
bed Peas and beans afford such easy
harvests, having few insect enemies to
fight, that they are generally in great
favor. l have seen a dozen miniature
stringbeans or as many weakly filed
pea-pods brought for "papa's dinner"
with intense pride and enjoyment. That
cook should prepare them carefully and
serve in small dishes was vigorously re-
quired, and a father would scarcely
be worthy of his name who did not
pronounce them to be better than any
others of their tribe.
To the boys the spade is very val
liable implement, and they are gener-
ally proud of the professional air with
which they handle it and put their
small feet vigorously down Just in the
right place AS far as may be. they
are happier and better off to do the
whole work themselv"-
The English use of what they call
'hollands." meaning what with us is
brown linen, is worthy of wide imita-
ton for children who live true country
lives-ft is so neat-looking and stands
such hard usage without tearing or
other injury. 1t seems just the mate
rial we need. And another English gar
ment for children-''pinafores for little
girls, such as Du Maurier used almost
always to put on his irresistible chill
dren in his nursery pictures-is a
blessing that We do not appreciate
properly in this country-C., in New
York Evening Post.
The record-union., 1897-04-24

florist will sell you, and it can be used
when Irvine will injure, and with it have
some long narrow strips cut from the
arms of your evening gloves. which are
of great value And be sure to provide
something to kneel upon; India-rubber
cloth is the best thing, and can be
folded handily and laid over your bas-
ket when your work is done. These
are all the material essentials, but for
myself | needed some one to quicken
my conscience as to neglected duties,
or else l should have been gardener
and nothing else. L should like to
make convert who could find a SINH
lar joy in this God-given occupation.
If you have flowers enough to make
something in which to carry them a
help and comfort, have q continuance
like mine, a sharp-pointed stick like an
alpenstock thrust through a circular
basket You can put the strong fer
rule into the earth firmly so that it
stands upright and steady, and as you
cut them lay your flowers lightly in the
basket, where they will keep fresh,
unframed by your warm hand or from
pressure one against another.
And just here let me say take the pre-
caution to lay all summer flowers which
you wish to keep fresh, loosely, one by
one mot in mass), in a deep basin of
water, in dark, cool place for a couple
of hours before you arrange them, and
you will find that they will last twice
the usual time and resist the effects of
gas or any artificial light. Even hello
trope, that most disappointing of de-
lightful things, will generally live when
thus treated. For wild flowers it is
sometimes worth the trouble CT carry
ing a small tin pail containing enough
water to help them to bear their re-
mOVal from the woods.
The record-union., 1897-04-24
To Break BluerockS.

The shooting grounds at the Ameri-
can River bridge have been thoroughly
renovated this week and tomorrow
the Spoonful Gun Club will shoot there
by permission of Kimball & Epson.
The Spoonbills were unable to open
their season last Sunday, and the boys
are all impatient to face the traps.
The record-union., 1897-04-24
Goods on a Sidewalk.

A. D. Christensen was arrested yes
terday on a charge of having violated
the ordinance which provides that mer-
chandise shall not be placed upon the
sidewalk in front Of a place of bust
ness. He gave bonds for his appear
ance in court this morning.
The record-union., 1897-04-24

Remaining from a 5 t
, weeks special sale are a
y few dozen of those Fine
Lawn f III brOi d cry
!, trimmed Aprons at Ice,
28c and 33c. The sale on
' these was great and
rapid. Secure one Will;
they last to-day.
The record-union., 1897-04-24
John Richards Estate.

William Dixon, James Elder and w.
D. Lawton, appraisers of the estate of
John Richards. deceased, have filed
their inventory. The estate consists
of $40 in money and various real es-
tate properties, livestock, etc, valued
in all at S27 242
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Cluine Opera-house this
afternoon at and this evening at
s the sensational drama" The Police
Patrol" with the quick hitch" train
ed horses and the pleasing specialties
of Mr.. McAlpin and Miss Foster.
The record-union., 1897-04-24

Wealthy Patient Ito his family phys
ician)-I have decided, doctor, not to
remember you in my will after all.
Doctor disappointedly)-Wh not?
Wealthy Patient-Because it will be
more to your interest to keep me in
good health if you know that all you're
going to get out of me is what you get
while I'm alive
The record-union., 1897-04-24
THIS MORNING AT $50.

This sale is of a large quantity
of dainty and handsomely
trimmed garments meant for
this seasons trade. Bought
from first hands, one of the larg-
est manufacturers in America.
Made from standard muslin and
LOnsdale cambria by white labor.
Every garment is full cut and
thoroughly first-class made.
The record-union., 1897-04-24

ONLY ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR-THE
WEEKLY UNION. The best weekly.
The evening times., 1897-05-25

WANTED BY Young married con- l.,. l..,l,sa
TO take care OF during summer, besr Of
ref AddreSS Carl, this OTpCe
my2 4-3t-em
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD
sIATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 4:
SFKEkTS

0IAIION CORSER OF SIXTH AND I.
STREETS
'-21 }t,, a. 81. week days-PITTSBUKG *.
hhSS-PaTioF and Dining Cars, barns
AV'oO 4 ii. FENlSis YLFANIA LIMITED
1,,uiIDll uiIDlln Sleeping. Dining, smoking and
tIn,i,,,,itlon itlon CaFS, Harrisburg to Chicago.
SSlHSlhhdti, Indianapolis, st. Louis FTeVe-
HdrnsDurg -
IViJp A 81 FAST LINE-PuIl1nau Burres
IdrlOi tar TO Harrisburg. Buffet PaEI9r
., ID Sdr, harrisburg 70 PirUsBurg
D - U NJ CHICAGO AND So. JOT-Ta
fE1PfeSS r. =, ~ Isl Sleeping Car washington
Nais hafIIsDurg TO ST LoUiA Nashville
ne Cihahnatij and Chicago.
man sis,,.-f ;, - 4 fle-' z = -,T.SS Pull
S,ar "a nd dtir,Lsburg TO Cleveland DinHg
7-lg pP,,,;.l,. Fl ~ stQCTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
,,,t,Ith .ii,nah SIeepinE Cars Washington %
IH,snhrs ana Harrisburg to ST Louis
10 ana no cincinnati; Dining Car. =
T1st, 81. "a. fAClF1C EAPRESS-PuIl-
Hldn Sleeping Car TO Piitshurg
% n 81 fOr Kane. Canandsj9iIa- Kocbes-
Snn,,,, M, a nj Niagara ais daiIy. except
1850 a, ". for EImlra and ,.enovo daiI-
Except sunday For LOCK Haven week
p'Ss ana Hllliamsport sundays, $40
'.dO = 81. for WiIIiauisport. Rocbestor
Set,'-S i'i0 ahu niagara Falls daily, excerpt
1@ 12@aSSHrody, with Sleeping Car Washington
=
~ 10 l.. VI. for Ere, C,anauGaioua i,oote.-
Yer, = bulialo, and Niagara Fails daily.
s!,.,. ~ lne Tar Washington To E.mira-
iba i5eiai & S9w 1ork' ald
~. N CONGRESS IONAL LINZ
iI,i nED, r., aaily, all Par:nr Cars. with DID-
tuning Carr, 500, g.OL. 10 30 (Jinllla,
il, SdTl and 90 tDining Car froIn Wiz
10 ioi1HsSGhy o. aho a. n ~ 40, 10, 42O. 80
lDlnlng Carr. 500 700 n M IT,ipin.t,
ar from Wilmington y a.,IZI5- -
44-zO, 800, 1000 and II 35 e. n For
iiidGeiphia only, Fast Express, 7.5O A.
a we. wees days Express 12I5 p
~. ~, week Gays, 2-Ol ana . 40 T. 81
43Iiy. For Boston without change
a,SgI, t,9P A IL week days. and 20 P. n.
Fog Atlantic City evla Delaware J,ivpr
tIr DlIi-t, ~, dIi-raH routel, 3.15 D. m daly
~ b6lti,iirrt.. DO. zoo. :. 80. < 90. = 0i,
i229' I9'99' - 90 90 and 100 a. m, 1915,
ILtui 40, 4-5o, .. 40, . T.. Z, 30 : 10
ON ~ lSl. W., 1910. 1l.I5 and 1I35 D m.
ILOO a. m. L. Is, l 10. z. UI, 8. I5, 3. 40,
~ limited, 40, 3. 40, 6I5, $50.
80. 1000, III. 40 and II 80 D. N.
FOR Rope Greek Line so n ~ and / 36
y m daily, except Sunday.
FcT Annapolis, 700, 300 a. n. I2I5
sI,I SHI . 70 p. n. daily, except Sunday
ALdnric Coast Line Express for Flor
ld-i and points on Atlantic COasi
Line, bii, 4.5O a ", 40 y. II. CHly;
Atlanta Special. VIA Richmond and sea,
board AR Line, 40 p. III daily Ao-
coAn1datICn for QuantIcO, 745 a. u
%htI 10 p IN. week days
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and O
streets, and at the station, Sixth and
stfcets, where orders can be LEFT Tor check
Ing or baggage u destination from HOtsIs
and residences
]. B. HUTCHINSON. General Manager
j. X NOOE. General Passenger a GEM
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RovaI Blue Line for New Yorl
and Philadelp phia.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tscbed,fe in effect May 2, 1879

Cscbedtte in effect May 2, 1879
All grstIIiS arrIsg ssile iSa-'e 4 SLii4SJ - ana
q n.IDSiiy. local Tor Danvfue. Char
Iotte and way stations, connects AZ Mhh6iS-
sas TOr JrasDuTg. Harrisnn1ury, and
sJauuton, daily, except ; undays anu
~ i vnrIibur.. with the SUrfuiE anu West
ern- daily. ana with tie chesapeake and
Obio daily, Tor the Natural Bridge and
TIE n m.-Dai.y. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
Slrruprs New YORK end washington 90
Jacksonville. unlLLng AZ salisbury vita
HTiir1au Sleeper FOR AShevIlle and HOs
eVriUns. n c., Knoxville. CRatJdHO0ga anu
Nashville Tenn. andat Charlotte with Pull
mn sleeper for Augusta: Pullman Buffet
slsseDsr New York to New Orleans, Connect
ing at Atlanta fof BlrInlH gram aud Aeir-
Drieans without change SunsCJ personally
,5,.d tftITiSJ excursion through sleeper
-, fIti. train every Saturday " San Fran
aIsco without ChaHse.
S~t'i ~ f::.-L LOc,tI Tur Front Royal, StFas-
r,,r.S = nj ma HaTrisOnburg, with connection for
stdanten, daily, except sunday
5I %. m.-Daily iUCaI Tor CbarlotJes-
Vile. ,,,.s.,,,,..-,-~,,. -
eOITUW Nv ESTERN, VESTlBJI.ED, LINZ
TIED. eumq0sed OF uliilau Fe-tibuled
si..arars dining cars dud day coaches.
p.,tI1e-rr sieaUeFs New I0Ik - Nash
vilIa Tenn VIA Asheyule, kDCNVIlls
anil Chat1anooga; View YOrk 10 Tampa,
IacksCurtlle, New YOrk to Memphis, yia
Observation-Disclosures new 1oTk to NeT OrIeaIss,
o.. XTIanJa and AOnJSGnlery- FesubHisd
O. coacn washington 70 Atlanta. South.
ern Railway dining car, Greensboro 70
AouJ gDmery- -. -, -
TRAINS on WAS HINGTON AND OHIO
DIV TSIOH leave Washington 9.Ol j. IN.
,laiir LOO d. III. and 4.f5 y. M daily, 1X-
cent SUNDAY, and 8: 20 D. Ia sunday only
foF Round Hill. 4.32 y. n daily, except Sun
day TOR EcesbUrg, aud 90 p m. daily fOf
fIeTufI1u Returning arrive at Washing
ION S:2B a ID. and $40 p. m daily and
400 %. N daily, except Sunday, from
souna IiIu AHA t-t.u Ut- ust.4 U..Lrt.-
sunday. from Hernd0n, and S.51 a. IL
a.llIyr eYrtUt SUNDAY, from LP"sbHrZ
Through trains from the SOuSh arTiye as
Washiu gron . ~ a, IN. 20 y. M. and
q 81 N. IA daily HarriS0nburE, 2:4O D.
m. and 9:25 2. m daily, except sunday,
slIfI q 30 a. Il.. Clity, lrllii tllttt FlI-
Tickets sleeping ear reservation. and In
forInatiou r1rnishetl st offices, 5II AMI
HOO Renns VI ania- avenue AMI at PpnHSyE
vania Railroad Passenger Station
w Ii. G1KIGEN-, Ten. Supt.
d. NJ. CJ Lr, IFaf1fc AanaGev-
w A. IURk, ten. Pass. Agent
l. :. Browns Gen. A ct. Pass. UepF.
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HELP wANTED-MAT.E.

wANTED-A baker.,at No. 327 10Th st. Sc
1t ,em
The evening times., 1897-05-25
HALLE

telegTaPhiC medium, scientific palmist, and
cara reader, tells your full name, re-
veaIs your past, describes the present and
fOretelIs your future life; also tells about
business deals, law suits, love affairs,
family troubles, rpuHIteS rte SeBarattaa
brings quarrels all right, removes spells
causes marriages. and gives good luc1
etc; always at bone, go II st NV, fee
25C. soc, 81; satisfaction guarl nj estt
or 10 Charge myl6-Imo
NINE ESTELLE, Medium. tells past. pres
ent and future; cures all diseases Hours
g to 70; no adHitUduce after 913 18TH
sc. NV. my11- L item
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FOR SALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE-Lots at Addison Heights;
three miles from the city; on electric
railroad; opening days May 80 and 81 !;
call for free tickets, plat, prices, and
terms CLEMENTS Il HALTZMAN, I32I
st. DIV. my25-3t
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DR.. CZARRA'S.

NO CURE. 40 PAY
81DI'n. Ave. y. ~. NfIsI.s ngtOn ID L.
Specialistin chronic ana private diseases.
Piles, Structure, Hydroeele, Gout Cafarr1,
Dyspepsia, Blood Z olson cured, Vitality re-
stored. Consultation free and confidential!
" both sexes. Daily. 10 II, TO D.
ap1S-tf
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WANTED-Culored boy, Il or IS years.
can after 5.3U, 1915 IoJI -. Hw. Item
The evening times., 1897-05-25

FOR RENT-SIO 10Th st. nw.-ScY eraI
| nicely fur rooms and unfur. rooms, at
summer rates my25-3t
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MANTED-A man who understands clean
ma and pressing. 32l 7tn st. sw.
la y25-3U
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FOR. SALE-HOCSES.

FOR SALE-HOCSES,
FOR SALE-$I, 800 for a 6-rm. b,ick
house and lot, mod. imps.; lot, I6XT2;
alley; S0G0 cash; l 1t. ne. near Twelfth
JOHN +. DON0HUE, 800 East Capitol ST.
Liy25 ,em
FOR SALE-0n Wide concrete ST.; Sle0
cash. balance, small monthly paym entS:
new, 2-story, bay window brick; 6 ICONS:
bath and pantry; all lnlodernimpIoveme
very select neghborhoed 1875 Emerson
st. me-, between + and +, 9Th and l4tn
StS.i open daily. GEO. z. NEWTON,
Owner, sO2 L st. NV. my2:!-t;t
FOR SALE-Much under value; pretty new
2-story, bay window houses buff and
red press brick fIonts, stone Trimmings
looms, bath and pantry; well built and
complete in all modem improvements, lot
l 1XGo' wide parking; street to be con-
cFebeu next year. very easy terms. 1873
to 1879 ST. me-, open daily. GEO. r.
NEWTON, Owner, c6z + st. NV. ny2t5-6t
FOX SALE-A weil-buIlt brick house: all
mod lmps. and newly papered and paint
ed. with stable TO public alley. Apply on
premises, No 1909 Sth st. NV myI-tf
The evening times., 1897-05-25

Do yo1t bnese that you can hare he Horn
ing, Eyening and Sunday Times dsliJereda a
your residence for gIty cents G month";
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Partuer with $500 To 5000, in
established manufacturing business WOOD
workman preferred, good profits ana no
Fisk Address PARTNER, this office
my233t
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WANTED-ROOMS.
FOR SAEE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Farn; 43 acres good house;
13 Eoens, hot and cold water; bain and
ali necessary buildings orchard. plenty of
shade; land In high state of fertility;
location, . miles north OF city. GEO. L.
STABLEB, sos I4th st. NV. my21-9t
The evening times., 1897-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS

We CHARGE so VERY LITTLE for
paperIng rooms, that you really can't {
AFFORD TO let the rooms stay as they are
Only So up for rich, stylish paper, and the
finest work. F. q. NOLTE, $40 9Th st.
NO branch. my25-tf
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wANTED-BOARDING

WANTED -Good board androom FOR gentle
man anu wife. \ ddTeSs, with fu.I par
tiCulars, c. a. B., this office 1t
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIKE-To dTummers and business
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STA BL ES,
rear 615 Il So. NV; telephone call, 109
ap3O-tf
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PERSONAL.

HETTIE 81 have a White TIE1- 2
cycle for you, where shall I send IT,?
ARTHUR. uy25-Tt-eru
PROF. CLAY tells business. love Affairs,
Losses, ETC. brings separated husbands,
wives. SWeeJhear,S or lovers together. re-
moves spells, bad luck; 5U cents 10 to 10
daily. 4S9 II II. Sw. niyE5-3t-em
\ BIT Of advice is always welcome: let
II fl ke sales alone. fnT the real thing
come o. uS Tor a lice suit o { clothes worn
SOueJ, that are taIiOT-udde; Cne price
IN plain Figures. JUSTHS > OLD STAND,
6lg - st. NV. mv2;-1t
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" icSTED-Shoemaker bring tcClS. 3l4
Ia. ave. Se.
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WANTED A good barber at ouCe. CAL
at 800 1-2 10Th 81. NV. 1t =
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR. RENT-A newly papered I'd story
front rOom suitable for two, also q
small hall room; terms reasonable; Apply
No 1 ST NV. my2O-ot-em
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FOR RENT--2d floor front alcove roem;
unfur.; hall rooms. Sd floor, fur, rent
reasonable. Apply lO21 9Th st. NV
my25-5E-em
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BUSINESS CHANCES

| -
For sALE-salco1 in the best location;
long lease; line Fixtures; good stock
cheap rent, and doing good businessl Will
sell cneap II sold at daise. Address s.. Il. c.,
this office. my2 Stem
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE can sell your
business without any publicity. Room
z, ol9 st. NV. i' - niy25-6t,em
FOR sALE-Cheap; grocery and meat
store. Will sell for 500 f sold al once,
horse and wagon. 232 11th Sc.
my20-3t-e.n
FOR SALE -Lunchroom; 1925; location
good; rent reasonable; doing good busi-
ness; cheap: COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Room 2, 619 + st. NV. my25-3 st ,em
FOR SALE $3.50 will buy one of the best
co MMERClAL EXCHANGE, Room 2. 619
+ st. NV. my25-3t em
FOR SALE-Grocery stores, IunchrGomS,
and notion stores; If you have 500 or
$500 and want good paying business see
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, Room 2, 619
st. NV. Iny25-3t ,em
FOR SALE-I have two market stands for
sale, cheap; owner has road position, re-
quiring his time and attention. Address
STANDS, this office Item
AN elegant stand for wood, coal, flour
feed, etc, on wide ave. NV; will give
9-year lease, with privilege of buying
Q. NJ. BRYANT, owner, Warder Building,
9th and F sts. NV. my25-3t
500 will bu y small stock OF groceries and
fixtures; must sGiiat sacrifiC con ccount
or other business, store on good corner;
rent reasonable. Address SOUTHWE EST,
this office 1t
FOR Boarding house of Ii rooms,
nearly fun at auction price; one block
from Ebbtt House, other business demands
my attention. BOA this
office. my25-3t
FOR SALE-Saloon. $50 1lth st. Sc. do
ing fair business; fine. fixtures; S-Toom
house; rent S27. 80; reason for selling, owner
leaving the city; price, $500. rny25-3t
WANTED Party with $500 cash, to take
an interest in "a weekly paper published
mere; journalist preferred, but not essen
tial. Address PATENTS, this office.
my24-3t
FOR SALE-A clean stocked corner gro
Gerry at a big bargain Address u W T.,
this office. my23-3
THINK OF it, numbers OF paying grocery
stores, prices ranging from 81 81 to
$1,000. BRADSHAW, 494 La. ave.
Hly23-3t
CIGAR STORE. NV; doing business $3.50
per month"; owner engaged other huSI-
FOR SALE-Dairy lunch and dining
room, with fur. rooms; 500; profits,
SO month clear. 467 q st NV.
my23-3t
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BOAEDFRS.

WANTED -Boarders-Goo table; good
water; terms very reasonable plenty
of shade. Mrs. W. PALMER, Oakton,
Va, Washington and Ohio K. Z. my25-3t
WANTED Ten hoarders, SO per week;
Darlington place, Charlton Heights; high
and leHlGlly, grand view of city Address
Mrs. NM. g. DAVIS, Berw yn, Nd
my26-3t
The evening times., 1897-05-25
FOR SAI.E-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-'97 Crescent bicycle, cheap
for cash Address, K. f. H., b. 4 Il.
r. r. Station, U. n. Co. my23-3t
FOR SALE-Gent's secondhand bicycle;
in ffrst-claSs condition; $40 919 9th
st. NV my23-3t
The evening times., 1897-05-25

FOR SALE-SalGo1 in the best location;
long lease; line Fixtures; good stock;
cheap rent, and doing good businessl Will
sell cneap il sold at dalgt. Address s. Ii. c.,
this office. my25- 3t,em