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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

restaurants, especially on Hotel
Street, in the early morning or late
at night, they would order some
publication OF the sinks and drains,
provided always that the eilluvium
did not bring on an attack of mental
and moral asphyxia, We forgot
that Government officials are in bed
at $50 a IN. and II p. m, but once
in a while they might take their
buggies and do little extra" in
spection at the hours when it
is most required. Information
privately given appears to have no
effect on the Inspectors lethargy.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

self With o bead about two miles in
circumference and much too big for
his cap, and without bean in his
pocket He is then yanked to the
Police Station, taken on board, and,
az any other parcel, delivered to the
officer Q. O. u. $40, which 10 paid
and later divided between his late
"friznd" and the police officer assist
ing in the game, The "slister"
probably gets a commission.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

Perhaps the Government will give
the public facts aud figures ia re-
gard to their S4,000,000 indebted
ness which the United States is to
assume with aunexations There is
an impression abroad in both coun
tries that it is a case OF "Caveat
Emptor," and that the purchaser
will buy greater Indebtedness than
he bargains for,-hut then figures
never disagree if you can properly
cook and digest them, and it is not
our pie"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
ADMIN rsTRAToR's NOTICE.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING Been

THE UNDERsTGNE HAVING BEEN
L duly appointed Admin traitor of The
Estate of h Helekunihi lkl, OF Haiku
Makawao, Island of Maui decessed Notice
is hereby given to all creditors of the de
ceased to pr. sent their CLAIMS whether Sc.
cnred by Mortgage or otherwise, duly
authenticated and 18th proper vouchers ii
any exist 10 the unde signed within six
months I ON da'e ereof, or they will be
forever bar ed; and AL persons indebted to
the said deceased are requisite to make
immediate paym ent at the office of S X
Kane Fort Street over the G don Ru e
Bazaar. S X. KANE,
Adm nistrator of tie Estate OF ". Hele-
kunihi XII, deceased
Honolulu, May %, 1897. 5yl-5 oiw
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

"One who knows" is wise. He
should never give single handed evi
dence against the police, The
"best" must be supported to pre-
vent the guilty from escaping. The
practical view Of life is contrary to
the legal view that a man is inno-
cent until proved guilty. Iu police
matters a man is morally guilty un-
til proved innocent, so the wise and
hoary headed man does not become
defled by touching tar.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

The character of the population
of the is auds aud their remoteness
FROM our coast have been urged
against tho advsabiIity of annexing
them, AS, however, ii is their unlue
as q military station alone 1Chich make
it necessary to 0aner them, and as
their remoreuses IS really an element
OF their military value, that con
sideration may be dismissed. And,
at any rate, they are much nearer to
California than California was to
the rest Of the nation at the time
of the conquest,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

We are advised that the Hawai-
ians from Niihau on the north to
Hawaii on the south are praying for
the discontinue of the traitors who
betrayed Hawaii on the 18th of
January, 1898. The foreigners who
were Indifferent as TO annexation in
1893, are weighing the measure and
when allowed an opportunity will
express very decided objections to
the policy to which Mr.. Dole and
his junta committed themselves,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1897
A MAJORITY oPPorEp.

Mr.. Dole's Commissioners in
Washington assert that the full
blood Hawaiian is ready and willing
to have annexation; that it is only
the half castles who oppose the mea-
sure. The quick and ready way to
settle the question of readiness and
willingness of the Hawaiiaus is to
take a vote. THE INDEPENDENT will
stand or fall on the verdict of the
full blood Hawaians,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

Annexation is coming sure. We
are now to have, it is said, a dance
hall on Hotel Street. Soon, oh, be
joyful we shall have the German
Sunday bierhalle and musikgarten,
and then the free aud easy dives.
Thank you very much Messrs. Dole,
Owen-Smith, Hyde and Serene
Bishop. How rich it will be, when
avocations fail, to see that hoary
Quintette pirouetto in tights to Cen
trail Unions fddling. "Ere's yer
'elth and song, Gemmen."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
The Dieiz Stoves

are re ognized as among the
very best, and AS there is no
fear Of a kerosene oil famine,
we have imported some of
their oil stoves. 7 hey are
beauties and come complete
with ovens and other utensils.
hey are of all sizes and very
cheap.
The FISHER Steel ranges
for coal and wood are excel
lent and trustworthy standbys.
Here we have a special one
perfectly adapted for hotels,
restaurants and clubs called
THE EMPIRE CITY. We
have also the PANSY in =,
Z and 8 sizes ; the Columbus in
Z and 8; the OLIVE and the
30 o. In proportion to their
economic value these stoves
are marvellousiy cheap.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
TOPICS OF The DAY.

AT tho Summer School the teach
ers are apparently having plenty Of
fun as well as being instructed A
pedagogue says that "the imported
article" does not approach the local
in acumen, knowledge or saroir faire.
The didaskulos should explain to
prevent misunderstanding,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

Blue Serge Suits, we'll made for $7
at Kerr's.
Ladies' Skirts with ruflles only so
Gents, Ladies Drawers, we'll made,
trimmed with Embroidery and
Tucks for 30 Cents at Sachs.
From casks rotund, the mellow brew
OF Pabst springs perfect to the
light,
For nature sure and science true,
Copspire to brew it right,
The Royal and Pacific too,
Supply this perfect gem,
The Cosmopolitan is not behind
With checks which change with
them
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

Is il not about time that the sys-
tenn is abandoned1 We know OF no
other port where it is carried on
and it is decidedly evil, nefafious
aud fraught with mischief.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
OUR gUlURE GOVERNMENT.

Assuming that the unexpected
happens, and Hawaii is annexed to
the I'm ted States in one form or
another, what will our form of Gov
ernmeut be?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
A BAD SYSTEM.

The recent troubles between blue
Jackets from the U. S. men-ofwar
and the police force, and the ILL
feeling reigning between them are,
to great extent, due to the evil sys-
tenn now in vogue Of paying rewards
to captors of so-called deserters. 1t
is a system that should be aban-
doned at once because it is. con-
stantly being abused and is leading
police officers aud Others into
temptation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
Timely Topics.
Honolulu, July 5, 1927.
BLUE FLAMES

and, other brilliantly colored
flame and flags, have stirred
the patriotic hearts of our citi-
zens this week, but none have
touched the hearts of our
housewives so much as the
ever popular favorite
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
40 LET.

ITO \ DESIRABLETEN 4 >-,s -.-,
L nsnt, H beautiful resi- sSsw f,,-,se.
deu e furnished tn oushout ST. ssISEs
situated at the p ninsula s's4i-- = ss-sEsig:'
Gond boating Cose to the Railroad, FOL
further particulars apply to
J. o CARTER, JR,
at the Bank of Bishop ~ Co
622-tf
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

If sailor breaks his liberty he is
in most instances perfectly willing,
when his spree is over, to go on
board his ship and take his punish
ment like a man. To be bounded
down in the manner often done here
and forced to pay $40 out of his
wages to his captor besides being
punished according to regulations
is considered an outrage and an in
justice by most fair-minded people.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10
Blue Flame Oil Stove.

We only refer to them to say
that we have another large
supply on hand of all sizes,
shapes and prices, and espe-
cially of that smaller family
size that have been asked for
so long.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

If the health Inspectors would oc-
casionally visit the leading Chinese
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

Many officers OF the men. .of-war
disapprove of the system and realize
the abuses it leads to, but they fail
to see any remedy for it. There is
no doubt that occasionally Mr.. Blue
jacket is having a good time ashore
and becomes hilarious. He IN sets a
jolly and pleasant "friend" who sets
'em up and when the saloon closes
and Mr. Bluejacket should steer for
the boat landing, he is invited into
a private den just to take one more
drink. He accepts the invitation
and is shortly introduced to the
"slister" of his new-found friend and
a demijohn containing drugged
swipes is produced. He soon feels
very happy in the company OF un-
licensed Bacchus and licensed Ve'
nus, then he feels drowsy and the
next morning, while he is sleeping
the heavy sleep OF a hog, tele-
phone message reaches the execu-
tive officer OF the man. of-war in
quiring whether there is reward
for Mr.. Bluejacket. The System"
compels the officer to offer $40, and
Mr.. Bluejacket is reused from his
slumber in quick order, finds him
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

u is because these islands are the
most goiuobie place Of arms IN the
whole erp0nsr ofhe Pacific Ocean That
the ORGY Of aoy European or Asiatic
power, and, in default Of their ability
to maintain Themselves, Ue must, in
some w0y, Incorporate them IN our oVn
territOly.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-10

The San Francisco Wave review
in the question says:
The evening times., 1897-06-25
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY-24C per dozen;
stnCuy hand work. 1888 l4th st NV.
We propose Through This medium 10 obviate
at the homes Ut our patrons the UnwrICoiue
wasil-ddy, we use only the puFcSt soaps and
Uttered water plain We shiDS ana ironing.
oUc. per dozen. Zach persons wash done
separately. Jel2ITno
FULL DRESS suits for hue. S1,atJULIUs
COHEN'S, llO4 TJh st. NV je4-tf
The evening times., 1897-06-25
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
,scbedule In effect May 2. 1919

All trains arrive aud leave fennsyiFanis
fasssh5e l5 5eLDsiiy. local Tor Daav1ns, Thar
.oste and way stations, connects OF MahaS
as fer U burg. p rrisCnD'nfs' s''l en1 S,,
sIaunton. daily, except suhuaJ' ano
o. s''iS Ss,'1'lh,;-. with the NOTfulk and west.
az SSafiv aud with the chesapeake ana
Sbi;o daily, for the AatursI bridge aud
LeIin m-paiy. the UNITES STATES
ttST NAIL carries Pull man CURES
slccpers. New YORK anu sStIII MsstEIIs'or l,ts' ~
JSin JaSAsor Sleeper fOF Asheyllle and Hoe
St..;ns-s n c. KnONvIue. ChattahOoSa anu
Nashville. Tenn, anuat Ia - pI,f5s,
I1an Si.Ia,sr s1 New York % New Orleans, connect
ine AZ Atlanta for birmingham a9u Diem,
gal,,. .-;tt,out change Sunset personally
OLanet.i.1.st tourist eNCt'TSiOn through stSePsf
-, ms tram every "Wednesday 70 san Tar
e.sco, wilma rS 'ocaITo Front Royal straS
- :, ~ UaIrisonburg with CpnnectiOD Iof
St,,ntep, daily, except unday; -
81 n. u-DaIiy, iOcaii 'Of ODafIOtteS
Fl,iS- m.-DaIIy, HAsIIN6T0S AND
soGTHW ESTEKN N.i9,Ii1 NE5 10 ~ ,t-.i5 Lis
ITED. composed OI Fuiiinan i S,'s-S.s.
sleepetS' Sieepers New York 70 NASH
il HllAu' r,.nn via Asheynle, AnoxSIils
and ChattaEOog;HS,, ;HS,,,,.>,srSI,1 Mn y sAva9nan and
", ..nnnville. New York to Memphis, Vls
SsaarTminsnaIn; new York 70 New Otieansf Orleans.
..i Dli sIfsnIa and MOntE0meLy SsuDuleu
Via Atsian Atta- - washington TO Atlanta South
esS Say Rsiiway dining car GresnsooF" %
A9p' S4YS Ok WASHINGTON AND OHIf
pfVIsioN leave 6ash,nE1o1 s;Gd dairS = II. u
oal.9 S1nfay. and 6.25 p. m sunday OniJ
Sol Round Hin: 4:32 y M daily except Sun
0ay III, ~, Rpturaing. arrive at W ashIns-
a"26 Ton s 80 a m aud 40 p M daily an9
s.no %. m daily. except sunday, from
SSor1d HAL, and 7.O6 m. daily, exceps
sunsIssy, irOan Iaeri4ess-i, as1 es,.ss q -
So s-5x'',.,-gf sunday, IrOiA LceSDtFE-
Tkrou gh trains from the south arrive az
washington . ~ a m: zkV p ~ anu
m, ana 9:25 D, nj daily, except sunday.
and 80 a. Ia, tkihy. iIOill Si,st ,et1s is;
Tickefs sleepiug car reservation, dnu IN
foruaIiOl furnished at offices, 9ll and
1900 ems ylvanIa avenue anu Ut fennSy-
yania Railroad Passenger station.
NJ. II. GREEN, zen. Supt.
D. Al. CJLP, ra1uc Nanager.
!, " a. TuRh, zen. Pass Agent
a. :. Brown, Gen. Agt. fass. Depta
The evening times., 1897-06-25
RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD

~~S A2A4Gs
RAILROAD
STATION COkNEK OF SIXTH ASD q
STREETS
~ ~, q Al week Gays-PITTSBUKlF E3-
bn1.. - I,p3f,or and Dining Cars. Harms
-oop a 81 fENSSYLyASIA LIMITED
1,t,se e,i1ian Sleeplng. Dining. smoking and
CINCINNATI, IndianapoIis. st. Louis. CIeSe.
Harrisburg
iarioI Car 10 Harrisburg buffet Parl3F
9 "a i hsTrsbnrg to Pittsburg
- AZ CHICAGO AND sT LOFTS
9 So Louis. and hi s,eepIns G and niaiiSz bisioz
49, Sefrisburg 70 81 Louis. Esshslns
7.ior JnGnnatil and Chicago.
-. III Al ~ T. kkN IN PSsESS Pull
nsd n,ah asIeeping Car to PittsbuFg. Clecago.
"a ~ asi1,rlshurg 70 cleveland DiEing
7-lG 2 At spCTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
y,r,sb.n ,sbbnan Sleeping Cars wasbln gtQn 70
.rDDuIE ana Harrisburg 70 81 Louis
1870 p 81 pAcTEiirn cpTEtniing car; cstP;Hyss-Pu,.
rn S1eeping Car 70 PittsbuTg.
n .er A feT Kane. CanaadaIgna, Koches
s.ns,s no niagara kaAAs oaiiys eASsDs
~. So A A for Elmira and Ienovo dany.
expe sunday; For LOcE Haven weef
''aO n. Tor WnnamspoFT. kociestef,
psinr6a pps,I1.4 and Niagara rails daily. sxesgs
70 suspension Bridge. Tls Buffalo.
~ - ~ Tor Ene. Canandaigea. koehs$
S.sepng Car washfn gtSn 70 E..nara
TOT fhtIadeIpDia. New 1OTks a2o
the last.
ay1 81 CONVERSATIONAL LII-
LLEg. daily all Parlnr Cars. vita Dio.
M M Iar from baIlfnoTe. Regular ~ Oe
Din1ns SAfl. 500, s.O1, 10 H9 tDins1g
Sinston5 a1d ~ 90 'GlR,ns sS Is fs' f2Fn ES 81
~ 0G and i1.35 r Il on Sunday 7 90
tDibing Carr. 800, 300, 90 lDintns
s5S' SisFt2Si iGD5 sna 4 II rs Is N fei -;
y n ek rSek days. ExpTss. 2 10 2
asiiy- for BOstUn. without change,
90 A N week days, aud 4.zO p. A.
For Atlantic CITY ,via Delaware River
nfdges alErail rOutel, 3I5 and IL 80
70 daily via Market street wharf.
days. II. s5 : m daily saturdays only.
FoL BaiGl,nefe. q. 25. :. .oo. ? 90. 90. 9. co.
is9S = 80 % s0f r0f j. siSo 60 10 "a Zoo Inn
itedl, 20. 4. 80. 3 40, ! I5, . 50, Z 10.
1000, lo.4o. l1I5 and Il'35 y m
1loo a. m, II Is, i Is. ZOi. 8 l5. 8 40,
40 ~ ~ ,Hnhii5ed,5 n6 Az, . 40, = . Q, e.5@
fer Pope Greek Line. Z 50 a. N and : 50
sO5 q m
Fer Annapolis. 700. 300 g m, I21s
sD1 = 70 p. N daily. except sunday
sundays, 900 q m. sd - p. n
Atlantic Coast Line-ExpTess Tor Fiorf
ia and points On Atlantic Coast Line,
$50 a. N 3;46 p N. daily; Richmond
only, l0.57 g. M weekdays; Atlanta
SPECIAL, via Richmond and SeaboaFd Atf
Line, 40 p. III. daily. AccOmmOdar
tion for q QuanticO, : .45 a. L.. daily. and
AIS y. M. weekdays.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth ard q
streets, and at the station. sixth and B
streets, where orders eau be left for the
checking OF taEsaEe 10 Destination frOna
hotels and residences
J b HUTCHINSON. General Manager
J. K. WOOD. General Passenger 4 genk
The evening times., 1897-06-25
ALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect June ). 1871
Leave Washington from station eornss Of
New Jersey avenue aud z Sc
FOR chicago and NOrthWest, EeStlbuleo
Limited trains 1000. 1I:45 H. sos
For Cincinnati. ST Louis, and Indianapo
lis, Express, 1l:45 a. N. Vestibuled Lin
H,d, ~ p M, express II 80 p N.
ed,ST ISE ,PoS PPossSurg sg@ 6d GsSeard s9 express
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, lI.3 30
For winchester and way stations. 800.
fIl:45 a m, j0.30 p. N.
For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham.
Chatta nOOgas knoxville hTlstOl ana GAgan-
oke, 1I:Z0 p IL daily; Sleeping Cars
For Luray. $40 2 n daily
FOT Baltimore, week days, oOo, y 5Os
II 81 o. R 20 4 Hi r. AsoR 40. - %.
3 20. x4 go. 40; 13.g2' x9-5aV' ag' I3-39'
x1I5o P W aRa Ke 50. dE9t go. niS oS alGB a. 70.
Xi205, x12 40, loo, x3-OO, 80, 4,Sa
1905, x51O, $50, Xc.OO, Xs-@J' 4A4os
ri 80 D. N, X1Z.Ol night,
For AnnapoIIs, 10 aud 80 q. H. ? 10
and = 50 p SUNDAY ;, go a III. = 80
y F6I Frederick, week days, 500 a. m.
Ii45. 4 80. $50 .. u. sundays %
a rar ,a-' 'aaeeIstowa. a5 70 t1O.oo a II. and 1880
p For or Boyd and way points. week days
60 a m 80 :;5T; 81 - :, , L. Sou4"'@
s49 oi a. ,;nait,hrT.ts nj, u .OG 2 Way points week
savs > Un 8. .ttO a. al II. 0u. 800. 4. 50.
q "a, s so, SIS. 7.O5, 1l.4O p m sun
ava 100 q. u, lbs, ass LOO, lO-ls
SFor Washington Junction and way points.
q i,0 m, & 80. $50 p ~. week OayS
eVN a n. I.16 p %. Sundays
S0r saw Ridge, week days, S.l5 a m
- 40 u IN sundays. S-35 y N, l-30
ana 3:l5 p III
and Philadelphia.
.utr,tps illuminated Win TIntsCh ushk
For Philadelphia New OTS Boston a "a 10
tbs Fasi week days. -Oo, 10, lt.yO u
.he I q 90 40 All Dining Cars, 500,
* u5 Diaiug Can, tl2 OF nlfht sleeEln3
60 onea at 10 90 O'clock Sundays, 4.Oa
.. 90 ~ IN. fI24U an Dining Cars, 300,
as O5 Dining Can, l2.Ol night, Seeplng
80 onen it1 10 o clock Additional tTdiAs
Tor Phladelphia, wees DAYS u'tHy' o-V"
p. m - -. IN Ia train.
For Atlantic City, lO.OO a. NJ. < Vy
noon. and . 80 p m, week DAYS 4E.4o
o m, sundays
For Cape May, II noon .
1Except sunday. DaHy. 1suhosJ
R,~rare called Tor ana checked from
hofeiS aud residences by Union 1Tanslef
- on orders Isft at ticket ofnces, SIg
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, New 1ork
sNerr.. aud ftfteruth street. au1 ~ |! !ep"k
WN N GREENE, u; d AARIlN,
Gen Manager Mgr Pass Traffic
The evening times., 1897-06-25

WOODLAWN-open May 20; pleasant
rooms, healthy location, large grounds,
eleCtTA Lells .gaSaud artssIan water. MRS.
N J. COLLE1, PTOpTietress, Rockville,
Nd ACuTcss Tie Clarendon, Washington,
u. & ap27 I'm
The evening times., 1897-06-25

$500 cash by June 80 for first-clasS board
InS house business; part of furniture; DOING
good business; elegant chance Tor person
with few boar,lers; mtat leave city July /.
Box 90, this office. te2e-3t
The evening times., 1897-06-25
DR. YOUNG, ssfS'45:sI' ST; e! : !.:::,.. '5:s

Treats successfully all diseases of the
BRAIN ana Nervous : yStenl, diseases OF the
Hood. skin, stomach, r teine = and HAD
ti"T, Night Losses, Sexual weakness. = nat
ute, NancOCele. EydrOCeIe, Nyphths, aud
ali Private DISEASES or elinsT sex. Con-
sullaiiOn and Urinary Analysis free.
Hours. 10 70 Il and ) TO .. Closed sun
days and evenings.
The evening times., 1897-06-25
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
sos y street Northwest.

Gold nlHngs and bridge work a spe-
c1alJy, at the lowest pFICe. aulalgam fIiI-
IHEs, soc. fun sets OF teeth on plates, So
extracting, either by gas OF local spray,
absolutely painless, soc. without, &c, all
WORK done gy experts. and guaranteed the
best, open on sundays from 10 10 s
o CLOCK. un2Z-tt
The evening times., 1897-06-25
or the Dist ret or Columbia.
Ie4 % - IS % 30 en-

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR JAIL. -
I. ) all, Hashln gtuu, ID. e., J Une "a.
SS1.-I'rupoSals ale vIted Tor Furnishing &
4ou tons, lIDTe on less, Of best biJuulnOuS
coal. - tUns. Hl1rr or less. OF best anthracite
coal. ana 81 cords, more or less, or pine
WOOD. fOr the use OF and delivery at the
blds for coal and wool SnOuld b. made
separately addressed u the General \ ge ut,
Department -: Justice, ana VIII he re
CeIved until noon Of MONDA \ June p,
1897 The night 10 reject any ana al bids
II reserved JOHN H. LEONAkb " arden
lp2i - -
The evening times., 1897-06-25

FOR SALE-A grocery; S1Oo iG stock
fixtures worth 500, price, 500; rent,
$40. COMMERCIAL, 6l9 K 81. NV.
The evening times., 1897-06-25

wANTED-Barber, at once. 1715 IL I! th
1t. NV. Je-O-Sl
The evening times., 1897-06-25
wANTEpLPosrAGE sraau.s.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds of ole United
States postage and department stamps;
collections also bought Ii. +. DUNK
HORST, 1005 7th ST NV. my9-tf
The evening times., 1897-06-25

FOX SALE-An all-round grocery and
market store, uoing a business OF 81 900
to IL 500 a month, must Dc sold 10y lst
OF uOuJh. Ual at No. l5oO 10th 81. NV.
Je34-3t
The evening times., 1897-06-25

FOR SALE-A fine notion store with 5000
worth OF nogiOns, millinery, gents and
ladies furnishings, for $500; good location,
1e25-3t
The evening times., 1897-06-25

WANTED-A rolling chair; cheap; for an
Invalid; state price. AZ. n. r., this office.
Item
The evening times., 1897-06-25

THE - DAYS. CURE tfoF meDl leads
all remedies In this city, a prompt and
permanent cure or nc charge: Consultation
free DIR. MckEEHAN, ZIG 18th Il NV.
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FOR SALE-CiEaT store, stock, store and
fixtures: No. > MCnToe St, above the r.
X q. X. K track, AnaCOStla, ID. c. for
sait at cost. doing iaIT business, got TO
sell L. ClCsc an estate. Address JOHN L
HARRISON, 56 Grant St, Anacustia.
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OR sALE-0reat sacrifice, 1 lady's
bicycle. ] b0y's bicycle; must sell As
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| WILL make and deliver Iec-hand
CrayOn Or pastel pOTuait on pa yneHt
of = pei week LT,r - q. no charge uEtll
satisfied; send address, and l VIII call
WIln specimens, Jest. leIs- IN Washington
VIII be giyca. AUdfess a f,TI5I. this Of
flee. je2i-7t .erc
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COUNTRY BOARD-Hlgh Hall Grove,
House open for lBaTdeIS, thlee-quartprS
OF a nile nom depot, stage meeting trains:
nee rides, TlulnE and dnNinG horses. FOR
further pa rtsCglars call for IA lMOS u
WALTER, Haines Wash. stOIe, cor Sth
and Penna. ave. sc. Apply e. VI. WALTER,
BtlcE-LDdge, Montgomery Co., Nd. Ie24-1t
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FOX sALE-$12; Rambler bicycle, 1898
model, with lamp, tools, etc. 325 Sc.
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PIANO and organ tuning, S15O; factory
expert, drop pos,a. Jas. R. DUbl1I,
800 lEln ". Sc. le2lr3t-em
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FOR SALE-FARMS
FOR HIRE.

FOR RHIRE-Horseand Dayton wagon with
driver, by the day or week. Address III
Sd st. ne. Je24-3t
FOX HlRE-To drumners and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, So
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STA BLES,
rear 6l5 L st nw-s telephone call. l09
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sPIRITUALIsM.

MRS. BRIGGS clairvOyant, can be inter
viewed at 722 llth Il. NV -, on all ar
fairs OF life; chronic diseases speciality.
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MRS BROWNING,
S02 1th So. NV, I'd floor.
Massage, Baths,
AND en- hlrOpody. ANITA LOPAZ, 4 sslstant
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FOR RENT-2d floor of good house; a. m;
D furniture IN rooms may f@ Dougnt II
desiTea: housekeeping. I245 ". Cap. neal
n l. ave. Je2o-3t-efn
FOR RENT-Front and hall room; FUR !;
all con veniences; terms reasonaDie poo
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FoR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR sALE-0reat sacrifice, lady's
bicycle. ] boy's bicycle; must sell. AZ
437 11EInw. je25-3teTn
FOR sALE-One 80 SuuOl bicycle. strictly
high grade. 24-inch frame, with new
cones, spTockets, chain, tres. 80 Brown
saddle: rams horn han die. 80 search
light, everything up TO cate; viii sell fer
$25 cash. G. A. GODFREE, Z1O2 f4th
FOX sALE-S12; Rambler bicycle, 1898
model, with lamp, tools, etc. 325 Sc.
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FOR SALE-RiGers, attention. BY order
of the different storage hJuses we rep
resent, I sm offering all highgrade BIZ
cycles and tandenls for ladies and gests
at the greatest attractive slaughtering
prices OF the year. Advances made on
these goods must be collected, ana there
fore above sacrifices viii be- made. such
bighgTade bicycles as syrag1se. Gambler. :.
Columbia, Worlds, etc. etc. new and sight
ly used, VIII be offered at this the greatest.
bargain sale OF the year. sundri-s and
parts viii be sold alsD, and no TeasOnabls
offer win be refused. NEW YORK BICY-
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FOR RENT Light housekeeping, Z tur.
rooms, I'd iICoT, 81 per month. on
Sd floor, $40 per month, walter, gas, all
complete. 40. 80 10th ST. sw. Kent
ali for So. JeZ4-3t