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The evening times., 1897-09-13

The Southern Hurricane Switched
Off the Coast Line.

Off the Coast Line.
The gale which has been raging down
In the Gulf of Mexico for the past three
days has stru,k inland through the eastern
part of Texas, and, according to Prof.
Hazen, its energy Will be very much abated.
The course taken by this troublesome gale
greatly pleases mariners and people along
the Atlantic coast.
Had the gale switched around Florida
aud Travelled up this way by water II might
have caused much trouble to those who
so .iUw to tbe sea in ships. As it hac struck
inland th.re is very little doubt that
tn. inequalities of the land Will soon mod
crate Its velocity and grow weaker, finally
disappearing altogether.
When people looked out on the weather
this morning, many OF them feared that
the oppressive atmosphere was the precursor
of more 80 degree weather. II is the
pleasure OF The Times TO assure all such
that their fear was groundless.
Prof Hazen explained this morning that
the close and somew hat foggy atmosphere
is the result OF the east wind which pre-
vailed nearly all day yesterday. Ii brought
in dampness rromthe sea w hich WI apped all
the eastern coast in its misty embrace.
Then the wind di ed out, leaving the damp
ness with US. In other words, the humid-
ity remains.
But the thermometer will do nothing
startling today. It was 20 degrees at
O'Clock, with the chances that IL Will rise
little higher than so degrees at the outside
Prof. H.=en also delivered the very wei
come opinion that the backbone OF the hot
weather for the year is fractured. There
VIII be no. more 80 degree temperature
unless all the signs fail.
The evening times., 1897-09-13

of the nation, the French government
stipulated that he should accept the
''moral protectoraic" OF France, ana
agree la ell things to act in accordance
with French policy and advice That
viii lie found If true, to be very strong
sort Of "moral protectorate." So strong
that 1t will put a period t. England's
hopes In Siam. Probably the episode may
be counted as the first dividend Of Frances
new position In Europe. But for the Rus
sian alliance, it is highly probable that
Great Is-itain would not stand this sors
OF thing without making row about 1t.
The evening times., 1897-09-13

for mischief would have amounted to little
or nothing but for the announcement by the
Indian office that England had determined
CO annex the chitral country. This region.
on tic frontier, is inhospitable, moantatn-
Gus and inhabited by the ficrcest and most
warlike tribes in an Asia. Heretofore they
have been generally friendly to the British,
but the scheme to conquer and govern them
has turned that friendship into the bitterest
enmity; and ennhty has been famed into
fanatical hatred by Muslem appeals and
lavish presents from Constantinorle. Alb
durrahman Khan is In full sympathy with
the Sultan, and would like to join him In n
holy war against the despised Feringhis,
but the Amcsr is d sfirewd oriental politi.
ciaa, as well as a fierce Asiatic dsspot,and
he has learned TO count the cost Evidently
ne is afraid that he might have to do all
the fighting and lose all the men, while
whatever gains might result from the war
would inure TO Turkey, or, still more prob
ably, to Russia. So Abdurr ahmanis the best
kind of a "bon garoon'' Just now, and is
using his influence to induce the hill tribes
to stop fighting. At any rate, he appears
TO be doing SO, while his friend Lord alis.
bury appears to believe in HIM, and rossi-
h.y does. Whether he does or not he does
not believe a penny's worth in the Sultan,
n mo
atlng every da ,. aud has money 10 burn
in any direction calculated to harass Eng
land while he is without farthing 10 ap-
and extremely unpleasant for the British
government.
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woMAS.s FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Preparations forthe Annual Meet.
lug of the District Association.

lug of the District Association.
The ladies Of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF Washington district
are preparing for the annual meeting of
the association, which Will take place at
Trinity NJ. E. Church, Fifth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, on September
80, at i:30 p. n.,sats which time all money
for the foreign mission work OF the Metho-
dist churches Of The District must be re,
ported. 3
To this end there will he great activity
along these lines during the remainder OF
this month, and many OF the churches will
hold special meetings for the election
of officers for the coming year. This So
ciety has mission work in India China, Ko-
rca and other foreign countries. and are
especial, interested in missionary work for
lepers. where one OF the devoted workers
herself suffering from leprosy, has been
teaching and preaching for years, her life
being preserved through the prayer and
care of her sisters at home, as they verify
believe. This missionary's work is in
northern India. and Miss Reed was sent out
from the Cincinnati branch OF the society.
A box of clothing. including articles of
special cnrnfort, will be shipped TO her
from this city early this fall, to which
contribution will I've made by various
churches.
A large box, containing bout 200 dresses
for the famine sufferers Of India, was
recently sent 10y these ladies to Bombay.
hesidcs liberal contributions OF money,
through the New York headquarters. The
officers of the Washington District Asso-
oiation are Mrs. &. L. Beiler, president;
MIS-. s. NJ. Lake, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Lydia II Tilton, recording secretary;
Mrs. Sarah La Fetra, treasurer, with two
Or more vice presidents from each OF the
Methodist churches of the District. Mrs
Beiler is now in Alaska, having been sent
on apecial mission for the Woman's Home
Missionary Society, but is expected to re
turn this fall and 1t is hoped will be present
to speak at the annual meeting. Over
S2, 500 were contributed by these ladies
the past year, and the last quar:er ending
June Q , was the most successful of any mid
summer quarter in It's history.
The evening times., 1897-09-13

Recent. inspired, reports from Sinla, in
British India, have given a view Of the stu
alton in the northern part of the empire,
much more favorable TO peace than the cir
We have suspected that, in the criticai
condition Of European International poll
tics, and considering the many Threatening
possibilities that environ England, It is not
to be expected that either the Indian or
the home authorities viii be any too open
about acknowledging a state of affairs on
the frontier that might happen to look
badly for British Influence or the British
arms. On Saturday it was made evident
that the Afridis, the oraszsis and the
swatis, had not dispersed and quit, as
previous dispatches had asserted, but were
gathering in swarns, apparently for n
Descent upon Janrud and other British
towns and positions. Today We learn OF
o severe engagement, In the Khanke Val
ley, between a large horde OF Afridis and
orakzais and the column OF Gen. Biggs.
Tbelatter had moTed up the Samana noun
tains, 10 prevent an attack upon the town
OF Shankukha- The tribesnen encircled his
force and assaulted his rear, but were re-
pulsed though with much difficulty. 1ndi
cations like this do not seem to justify the
confident tone of the government reports
sent out from the vioe-roy val headquarters at
simla. Apnearanoesa are that there yet viii
be hard fighting and plenty of IL In the
ncighbarhood OF the northern passes.
The evening times., 1897-09-13

Opinion IN London, both official and
newspaper. is united in the belief that while
the Sultan is more or less at the bottom of
the troubles In Northern India, his power
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A single Consolation.

The greatest argument in favor of mar
riageis that when a bachelor gets poor and
sick. he has uo one to take bOarders for
him.-Atchison Globe.
The evening times., 1897-09-13
The Upward Tendency,

The Upward leOuency'
(From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
"Yes, wheat is going up, and so are oats,
and CORN, and flaxseed- what was that ex-
ploion In the CELLAR"
Il guess mamma Is canned preserves are
going up, too"
The evening times., 1897-09-13
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1897.
The times., 1897-07-27
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

(Schedule In effect July 4. 1917
All trains arTlye ana leave Pennsylvania
FRsSeng ger station
SIG a-m.-Dailys local for DanvIlle. Char
iOJUe anu way Stsl1OoS, conn ects a. Man ts-
Sas Tor StTasbUrg, HarriSonb1rg <. and
StaunIOR, daily, except Sunday. and at
Lyncnburg With the Norfolk ana Western,
daily and with ne Chesapeake anu Ohio,
daily, for the Natural Bridge ana Lax
ingtOn-
FAST MAIL. carries Pullman buffet
sieepers, New York and Washington 70
Jacksonv1lle, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper for Asheyille and HO5
Springs, y. C-, Knoxville, ChsIttAnoo-sl AID
Nashville, Tenn, andat harlotIe with l'gll-
man Sleeper for Augusta. Pullman Bufres
Sleeper New YORK 70 New Orleans, connect
ing at Atlanta for BlTmin CHAM and Mem
pins. Solid train, w as nlngJOn TO New
Orleans without change sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every Wednesday 70 San Fran
CISCO, without change.
4.Ol D. m.-Local Tor Frunt Royal, StTeS
burg and Harrison burg, With COnEectlOB tUr
Staunton, daily, except sunday
Adj p. m.-naiiy, local for Charlottes-
Vile.
SOUTHWES TERN, YES TIbULED, LINZ
TIED, composed or fClIInan esIIbHled
sleepers, dining cars and day eoaShss-
Vile, Tenn, via AsheytIie, kDOXviiio
and Chattanooga New York 10 Tampa,
via ChaIl9tte, T9n1nia' IdLt9 s2xanasn ats, anc
RirInir CHAM, New York to New OIeans,
via Atlanta and Montgomery Yesubuled
day coach Washington 10 Atlanta South
ern Rail way dining car, Greensboro 20
Montgomery
Trains ON WASHINGTON md OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington sol d. IL
daily, ZOO p m. and 4.4o p IL daily, exp
cepJ sunday, and 6:25 p. Sunday only
for Round Hill, 4:32 p. ~ daily, except sun
day for LeesbUrg, and 6:2o p III daily rOr
HernoOn. Returning, arrive at Washing
ton B 70 a. IN. and $40 p. IN daily, and
300 D. m. daily, except Sunday, from
Rounu Hill, and 1906 a N. daily, eNceps
/ Sunday, from HeTndon, and So a. ID
/ DAILY, except Sunday, from Leesburg.
/ Through trains from the South arrive at
/ Washington 6:42 a. m. 2,20 p m. and
1 S:26 D. H. daily. HarrsonburS, 1910 2.
! NJ and 9.20 p m daily. except sunday,
and $3.50 a III daily from charlottesville.
1 Tickets, Sleeping car reservation and in-
| formation furnished at offices, o11 and
! 1906 pennsylvania avenue, and at Penn
| syIvauia Railroad Passenger station
| W. III. GREEN, Cen Supt-
| D. ID. GULF. Irafiic Manager.
W. a. TIRh, Gen. Rass. Agent
l.. ). BROWN. Geo. Agt- Pass. Depts
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
stATIoH CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS.

LION CORNER OF SIXTH AND "a
STREETS.
90 a NJ week days-PITTsBuRG Ex-
ht,rr- . -raIior aud Dining Cars, Harris
10Y "A. Al fENNS YLV ANA LIMITED
C,Iser,4sinls erIitan Sleeping, Dining, smoking and
SihGihnatl, Indianapolis, St. Louis CIeYe-
Harrisburg
iJ5SD Psy,d1 a NJ a; FAST LINE-PuIlmaa Buffet
:, Car Harrisburg II to Pittsburg.
o.4O = NJ. CHILAGo AND ST. LOUIS
EI1PfeSS - pre- - Sleeping Car washington
Cars Harrisburg To St. Louis, Nashville
iva CInctnnati5 and ChIcago
10 Al WESTERN EXPREsS-PuIl-
man Sleeping Car TO Pittsburg, Chicago.
Gu SSaq hdrnsDurg 70 Cleveland Dining
i.AO r NJ SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
I,itiIIl uiiIIldn Sleeping Cars Washington TO
flttsburg ana Harrisburg TO ST. Louis
I@:46 Z; NJ FAolfpIurn punif ExFkEss-PuIl ! *
100 A NJ. Tor Kane, Canandaieua. Roche%
sunday
1000 a. m. for EIrnira and Remove, daily,
ee&5ept Sundays. For Lock Haven and
y, illdmsport, daily, $40 D. n.
EdO p N for WiIiiamsport, Rochester,
EcutIalo Eto and Niagara Falls daily, except
sTotuiiuay- 20 with Sleeping Car Washington
4u-4O D. III. for Erie and ElIuira daily.
toI ses Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo and
Niagara ais, Saturday nights onl Y. P ull-
Ilah th sleeping Car Washington 70 RoeheS
rof FhliadelphIa,, New Xork and
the East.
400 p. m. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
TED daily, all PsTiog Cars. with Dln-
lng Car from Baltimore Regular as 7: 90
dining Can. 500, 500, 1000 Dining
@ ntSa Sap a. loo a 194 92l4R5ns fS fsf 4s5 fiS s5o M
Plnlng caI1, s;6o. 500. 100 lbinlns
40, $50, I0:00 and II:35 D. N. For
Philadelphia only Fast Express, 100 a.
n. week dsya- Express / 81 p. M Seek
IEa!s, Eo z;OI and $40 p m daily For
bOsIoh, without Change, 7,5O d m week
oays' and 40 p. N daily.
"a SIaIoga EXFress (rarior Carr. 300 an
For Baltimore, e.25, TOO, 7.5o, 500,
S00 10 90, 1850. and l l. 90 a u. ! 2 10,
80, y 90, z; OF. 3. 10, $40. 400 Lin
1000, iO.40, I115, and 1855 D. N
| On Sunday, 90, :. 90, 8 90 sos, 1880,
100 a m, 2. 1 5, is, 2.O1 ,3.15, $40,
400 Limited, 4 20, $40, 6.1o, $50.
| 10, 1000, 10-40, and II. 80 d. %.
FOR Pope's Creek Line, Z 80 a. Ii. and 4 SO
| Z n daily, except Sunday. sundays
For Annapolis. TOO. 600 e. n, I2.1s
and 40 p; m daily, except Sunday.
Sundays, 500 a u. and 20 D. m.
Atlantic Coast Ltne-ExpreEs for Florida
aud points on Atlantic Goa st Line, 4 80
q. m, 3.46 p. N. daily; Richmond only,
| lO.o1 q. m weekdays; Atlanta Special
/ Via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line,
40 p M daily. Accom- mediation fof
Quantlco, 7-45 a. N daily, and l. Is
/ p N weekdays.
| Seasnore Connections.
1 For Atlantic City fvia Delaware River
| Bridge, aH-faI routel, II 90 a. m, 81
/ and i 30 p. L.. daily, VIA Market street
| wharf, 300 a. n. tSatUrGays OnIy}s
/ 1000, IL % a M and II 45 p m week
days, 11-S5 p N daily. Sundays only
| 1915 p. m
! FOR Cape May, 1000, 100 an, I2.45
| P m Week days. II .35 p. H. daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and q
| streets, and at the station, Sixth and z
1 streets, where orders can ne left for tbs
| checking OF baggage to destiuatiuR from
| hotels and residences
| j B. HUTCHINSON, General Mana ger.
! ]. Z. WOOD. General Passenger A geub
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FOR SALE-RICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Rlders, attention. By order
OF the different storage houses we rep
cles and tandems for ladies and gents at
the greatest attractive Strengthening prices
OF the year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected, and, therefore, above
sacrifices VIII be made. Such high grade
bicycles as syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
Worlds, etc, etc, new and slightly used,
VIII be offered ae this, the greatest bar
VIII be sold also, and 10 reasonable offer
will be refused. Bicycles bought outright
and exchanged, and taken on storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., 434 9th st
jy26-7t
FOR SALE-lS96 Liberty bicycle and
$36. 1914 9Th st. NV jy22- st ,en
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FOR SALE-Coal yaru; on account or III
health; II suitable terms can be secured
/ VIII dispose OF my branch coal yards, To-
Gated at 5ll a st. ne, and at oo2 L IN
st. NV. Apply to V. ALDWIN JOHNSON,
main office. ll0l K /. ave. NV.
1e29-tI-eIu
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EDUCATIONAL.

N ETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY, VlR-
ID GINA " alue, 100000; located 80
miles from Washington In Northern 1T.
ginia; prepares for advanced study ana
for business, charges extremely low;
patronage from % States Address for
illustrated catalogue, R. A. McINI RB,
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FOR SALE-Cuban poodles, black and
tans, pugs, fox terriers, SPANIEL pup
pies: also young Cuban parrots anu cana r
es, etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, T12
12tn ST. NV. Ie2-tf- EN-
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PERSONALS.

Persons desiring advertisements
under this or any other classifica.
ton heading must not address The
Times and sign only their initials.
Letters addressed to initials, unless
also addressed to q street aud num-
Der, or p. o. box, Will not be de-
livered through the mail. Sucn mat
ter is Unmailabie. For instance, ~.
NJ. W." Alexandria, could not be
reached through the postoffice.
NINE. NOLAN, trance medium, 6o2 H st.
me-. Seances Tuesday and Ihursda nights,
p. m., clairvoyant slLtings daily, o0c ana
81; circles, 25c.; names given. Jy2t-4t
WANTED Ladies dresses made, So up;
perfect fit; Baughmans S dress-cutter, so
MADAM HYATT, 90S N. Y. ave.
Jy24-1mo
NO IMPOSITIoN-Nothing but facts given
MME. LAMONT,
the worlds most famous clairyoyant
and palmist; her predictions are ac-
curate and reliable, her Information
and advice on business, marriage, dF
vorces, separations, pensions, deeus, willsr
lawsuits, etc, are truthful names gwen
absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Hours,
. "a. IN. to p. m. Residence, 3o3 st.
NV. Jy14-26t,d
A BIT of advice is always welcome; let
fake" sales alone; for the real thing
come To us for nice suit of clothes worn
some) that are tallor-made. one price in
plan figures. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
S19 ID st. NV. jy2T-7t
ROOF painting with lnseed OH and me-
talic, one coat, 35c; coats, 6Gc square,
all leaks stopped free OF charge. w NJ.
ALVEY, 426 9th st. NV Item
PROF CLAY tells business, love affairs,
losses, etc; brings separated husbands,
wives, sweethearts or lovers together, re-
moves spells, bad luck, so Gents; le To 10
daily. 4S9 ii st. sw. jy26-3tem
II the dealer OF agent who sold the
Banner No. 232, bicycle about Satur-
day, the 17th, or Monday, tie 18Th, will
furnish nae his address | win visit him. Ad-
dress X. B. this office. jy26-3t
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FOR SALE-Stock of wooIens and tailors'
Trimmings: also fixtures; good reasons
for selling; call at once. Apply to No.
o2S ID st. NV. 1y27-3t
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-A splendid property; 20 min
utes from city on the B. Il o. r. R.;
10-room, nearly new house; large lot;
eligible location; 800 feet from the de pot;
young, thriving fruit and other trees; ex-
relient water; fine open country; fronting
on large, beautiful lake, full of the finest
fish. Address Gil 7th ST. basement.
jy23-1mo
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FOR RENT-MISCELL
FOR RENT-Part of store and two ad-
joining rooms, most suitable for bicycle
store. 65T Pa. ave. Sc. 1t
FOR RENT-Store and dwelling, corner
of n. j. ave. and 0 st. NV, 5000.
Jy25-3t
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FOR HIRE.

FOX HIRE-To drunrners and business
men, horse and buggy OF Dayton. -
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving Apply to the REX STABLEa
rear 6l5 r 81. NV: telephone cell. loA-
sySe-tg
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uANrEp-PosTAGE sTAaiz.s.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds or ole United
States postage and department. stamps,
collections also bought Ii. Z. DUNK
HORST, 1OO0 7th st Qw. 2yS-0
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA And
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
FROM Station. Is I-2 st. &c Pa. Are.

IN eiIect May y, lS51-
For Alexandra fweek days.. 8: 80, TOO.
ii;So. is. ex.; 500. sac, eX-; 500. $780,
~. ~ 20 ex.i l1:uO. :45. a. N I2-06. exs
a.- 70, l:lo, 1:45. 2:O5. ex.: 2:4O, 3.00s
= ~, ou q, oo, 400, ex-; 4:15, ex-i 4:45. o.Oos
81. 90 ex; $40. 6:O5, ex: 6:25, 700, 500,
''UU, ~, i0;oO, l1:20, II:5s p. m.
am ,AieXandria (Sunday onIyI, 500,
91.'00,, lo-OO, 10:So, HOO, 11:3O. q, m
s-t0 noon 1880, 100, 1880. 200. 2:30,
A. a. $50. 400, $50. 800, $50, goo.
iSo, 10. 500. 300. lo:OO. IL 20 D. m
,xiaoI. roE Mount Vernon. Dykeand waystations
"evvAA 1aysl, 6: so, 10.05, II:00 a. ~
80 10. 2.Oo, 800. 400. 4.I6 D. IN
III DyAe and Riverside Z, . o. III.
&c Ut Aount Vernon and Way Stations,
4,nn oniy), 600. 11:00 g. N, zoo.
@ For Arlington ana AGueduct Bridge
wees days) 800, $40, 900 1905, 11:0O.
lI;4o l q M. 1905, IL: 20, lis, 2:05, 2:4O.
?. ~ a. $50, 400. 4sl6. 6;20, 6.O6, 6:25s
l.Uo, 500 p. m.
Foi Arlington and Aqueduot Bridge
I,3I1huay only, 500, 800, 1000 1890.
iI.vV, Il.3O a. N. 12:OO noon 1880,
t;OV' 1.30, 200, 2:SO, 500, $50, 400,
= ~ QUO, $50. 500. $50, TOO, 500
baggage checked free for passengers
noioing rirst-class tickets a5 Station Il
eScies. 20 cents each
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LET Us GIVE YOU an estimate OF the
cost of any Interior Decorat ting you
want done. We do finest woIk. ASK
very small prices. Rooms Papered with
rich stylish paper. Only 81 up F. G.
NOLTE, $40 9th ST. No branch. Jy25-f
POOL and other tables for sale I2OI H
So. ne. ly25-3t
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FOR sALE-FARMS.

FOX SALE-Smal farm, 20 miles from
Washington, on Alexandria q Freder-
ics ssburg X. X, b-rn- house and outer build
Ing in nrst-class condition. Inquire OF J.
Ii. SPRINGMAN, Springmap, Va.
iYl6-1At-a,A
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wANTEp-BoARDERs.
LOST

LOST-foX terrier puppy, male, white,
ward if returned to 1000 9th st. ne 1t
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BOARD and rooms in small private FAM
lily, S12 a month. Call at store, 66
Pierce ST. NV. Jy25-3t
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FOR SALE-Kodak, cheap: guaranteed to
be in good order. Address 732 4th st.
Sc. fy24-3tem
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WANTED To exchange two houses worth
$4,000 each for SIC, 900 house in north
west; can arrange, equities to suit JSO.
NJ HENDERS on, with j. F. Wasgaman,
700 14th ST. NV. Jy19-l 4t-em
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FOR SALE-Half interest in well-es-
tablished business; this is worth inNesl-
cation for particulars. Address Es Ia q.
LISHED, this office. Jyzo-3t
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FOR RENT-HALL.
FOR RENT-2d-s story hall. No. 631 La
ave. NV jy2l-6t-em
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FOR sALE-.1IscELLANEoUs.

WATCH CLEA MING, so cts; main springs,
90 cts; clock cleaning and repairing,
20 cts. up; jewelry repairing OF all kinds;
best materials used aud all work war
rapted satisfactory or money refunded;
CLOCKS called for and delivered without
extra cost; orders by mail or otherwise
promptly attended to. j. THOS. UNS-
WORTH, 657 Penn. ave. Sc. 1t
FOR sALE-A fine square piano, only
$50; several good bargains In upright
pianos; sheet music very cheap. SHOE
MAKERS, 422 9th ST. NV. 1t
| FOR SALE-Cheap; one K. Of P. uniform;
complete Call at 613 ID st. NV. jy27-3t
FOR SALE-WaInut stde-wau showcase.
plate front, with mirror made to order;
cost $500; VIII sell for 500; must sell ia 8
days. SOC 18th St NV. Jy27-3t
FOR SALE Stock of wooIens and tailors'
Trimmings; also fixtures; good reasons
Tor selling; call at once. Apply TO No.
62S ID st. NV. 5y27-3t
FOR SALE-Completef fixtures in a grocery
store and balance of stock, on small cash
payment and balance monthly. Address ",
this office. Jy27-3t
FOR SALE $40 win buy a fqll-slze,
Halnes ma ke square piano, II sold
within o days. 932 E st. NV. Jy27-3t
FOR sALE-AIl furniture of s-room house;
lady leaving city; bargains. III E.
zap. %. JySo-5t
FOR SALE-Cheap; 8 skye terrier dog pup
pies. 112O 14Jh st. Jyz5-3t
FOR SALE-Kodak, cheap: guaranteed to
be in good order. Address 732 4th st.
Sc. 1y24- Stem
FOR SALE Fresh COWS; always on hand:
would also exchange for dry cows. JNO.
DENEKAS, 1910 Brightwcod avenue.
Jy17-lmo-en
FOR sALE-Cuban poodles, black and
tans, pugs, fox terriers, SPANIEL pup
pies. also young Cuban parrots and canar-
es, etc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, T12
12tn ST. NV. IeE-tf-eIn
| HALF F-PRfCE-High-grade sewing ma
chimes, to close them out. NEWMAN'S,
| GIL 7th st 1yS-lIno
| FOR SALE-TWo FIRST-CLAss WHIT
tier boilers, 100 horsepower each, III eX-
cement Condition, with loo horse
| power Atlas engine; for sale cheap
| II removed soon. apply TO STILSON
| HUTCHINS, Hutchins Building, " here boil
| eTs ana engine can be seen. Jy2-tr
| FOR SALE-CoaI yaru; on account or III
health, II suitable terms can be secured,
| / VIII dispose OF my branch coal yards, To-
Gated at 5ll 4 st. me-, and at oO2 / L IN
| St NV. Apply to V. BALDWIN JOHNSON,
main office. llol K /. ave. NV.
Je29-tr-en
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

MADISON HOUSE, 333 Missouri ave-,
where cool rooms and warm meals can
be obtained at all hours; charges reason
ahIe iY26-3t
The times., 1897-07-27
For RENT-sUBuRBAN,

FOR RENT-A gentleman living lone In a
suburb, wishes 10 rent part OF house to a
weil-recolnmended small family, rent low;
location healthy; house Toomy and well
adapted for two families. Address A. B.,
this office. jy23-1m0
The times., 1897-07-27

FOR EXCHANGE-Wi trade new house
NV at $4,000; clear OF incumbTance,
for l or more acres, improved or uniIn-
proved. within K miles or city northerly
direction; not over So 900 per acre. Gail
or address OWNER, 230 Fla ave. NV.
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