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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
ATTACHED Bx THE BARONESS.


SAN FRANCISCO. A9E x -Atf7vrey
- & De}rss. ehtsf counsel f0r fze d.
fensa ln tae Arxgs-Csraweu case. was A.
tarze8 late rhls afternoon Is the s1-esllsd
Baroness Yea TGTknelm !m McAIalseer
street car. Wh@n Delraas entered The car.
ere * 7rzzn addressed rt-a. huf Ezrhout re-
r1ytrr - attempted 20 aliwnt. Gre -
strained aiul. rglling airn back ey tae caaE
tal at gEe same t4Ess striking him II the
face.
a private detecr5re wA0 had Rccazgns-
r.ed Tez1.as irrerferfi and arrested gss
wsaTaan before size cousa cc1tiaue chs pun-
tsa-er- A. tts peAee station Del1as re-
ff1sea Ga prefer - charge against her and
sic wzs released
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neal. IN cen.- creek Nine.

cAnRVITLE. cal. Aax. 1s.-In ths
yeuytv discovered coffee creek wirtng
alefries. "a a. Osborne. - Los Angeles.
rs honslaa for & ase a claim on htekcry
r4.f~h taeafaS six Heaks ago ~ Thomas
s~arrs4. sra FOR s so uns on Hard
srra hhla sateh or whieh Thaznas keet-
tnw haS Werkea Tor tao gsars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

organizations OF the country revealed b
ore 81 rhelr number. the labor conference
10 - held IN s. Louis an august - VII
result in a general movement for an eight
hour day and q Uniform scale % wages
for nen engaged "a The same occupation
the country over.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

s,s~tas rpsssaten - che seiis3eneer-
SIT Sy~. =. e. Aug &-fs = SAID shat
~ r. ThampaaFl. ane % ne o&rers q
she N.eagas Nffnnr rs sold aaf hfs Trail
rssrs srs sNs T~au creek NeEs 81 wAteh
~ wns nase azrmer ses viii aevuFe he
fsrae 70 hfs Ssss0n properly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

<as enc ennufafrs has ever been atas@
kv chose asirE Ayers sdrsa parasis aecoxd-
frx 10 alraeftons. Furthermore. ~ have
vet to learn ~ case W wAieh y k4s
Failed - agars tsweHt go say haudr@ts
~ arneassta All ever she country. Has
~a~ea others. ssh egfre yea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

The steamee~ rfs5rws r. Starr leaves
Arfsmasan deck Taurssfag. AEwsast 3. -
esrieeE a. n- Fooa Ter - hnrses.
Telnrhoue PIKE a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

VIII Ne Ftght-se~r Day sd tat
t~ra vases she resstry oV~-.
rs~zAs cry Arr 81 ID
-. - = - so-=1<S - --s 49, --11s
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After....
Taking

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system IS set in good working
order and a man begins to feel
that life is worth living. He
who has become the gradual
prey of constipation, does not
realize the friction under which
he labors, until the burden Is
lifted FROM him. Then his
mountains sink into mole
hills, his moroseness gives
place to iollity, he is happy
man again. If life does not
seem worth living to you, you
may take a very different view
of It after taking
AYERS cathartic Pills,
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r-ar f1r . tew zoTe horses On Rapst
TRANSIT. sailing tna 1th. see casns. Axi-
inFtou dock
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Fs- ssaruay - Dyea. taks steamsr
Cta-fa August
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KANSAS CITY AGx %-Eisr a Cas-
kz-~ c-sns5 Eass~ Feal r1eZ lss afEsv-
80 = a~--1 ~ Ia sSx@&-32 xS<2--Ss -
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TIE S--farv @ Fris-3s - Flll-,s ard
iowa rr1ra-r-'8se 49, el.sEl1g = cecET
zsar r Fasa y. n
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Van CAMS aacmroRt and Cheese
A rew Selicary. A. ysur sroeers.
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F.a-z ,la-an rre'si-'ea K'sna'a.
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3 r. 8cDonaIA J n. fIarburt.
w : Whitaker j. 81 Graham.
r. Garrison. Mr. Mctifnnis.
Gsea. e "a. a. Rsu& r A Sgnith
3 Nelson II. ftaf4nn
r. j. FfaEfer. Iahn MrNaTv.
r. Jordan NJ Thursgnn
w Nichols a teanlsg.
A. o. Burch j Elgssaw
George Mathiesou. II KRONE
John Collier q Johnson
Wafter fmran3 II = Or8en.
n T. MeVaFs. r Wa{iEcn
r. W Lite r. - Eluv.
q s Eferhurtz = HyafauE
s~ Z Betting Peter NtkklaaH-
Tasn Atherson patrtsE Herman
II Garter. Circuit Chase
Thomas wilson. z. A Shgntary.
r. ~ Tatfroch. 9 T. RowsrS.
~ Netxgar q Aoza
Tona Dawson. Wheeler
Samuel Painter. William Carton.
+. E johnson. II a. S-slsfer
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- r. 2 sew -z1re 1craes On EZr {
Transit sailing tss So See Ca-ze. All
iaErcr 1ock-
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Room for \ few mere hoTses on RaPla
Transit sasliag tae @>Jh. Sc Calae. Ari-
iurton docA-
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NATIONAL LEAsVE GAMES.

BALTIMORE. Aug 25.--The Champions
took the Ezst - IRE series fFeFa Calrage
Attendance 2sa0. Scere.
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VI !" - y ~ ' TT
T@e steiner George e star- leaves
Artrzta- Gock Thars3aF. AaEsss - a.
oe,ck A. m Roau Ter Iao horssz-
LeisercEs PIKE =
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HER SECOND VOYAGE.


steamer George q. starr 60 Snu for
Alaska To-day.
efaauser George r Starr. whfch arrived
LAST Saturday freEn uyea ara SEaEust
wiu ssW far hsr second voyage neTsh eats
morning wi.a faa Hera~s 81 Head = sleap
e enns - freight ars e. passengeFs
Tha StaFr-s ars,-c as passengers are
Nh Yates Mes II Frsgerait
f'Fad Hafrnann. and cHi sdrcl-
~. FL Harry Thos F11t r. O.
a. 81 HIGGINS 4 t1rapt~al.
g. A. Higgins 9 W taiNes
r. EeEet = = HUDSON.
~ "a pe~~v Nrs &. = Hgdscn
= prxar T. 70 johnson.
IL. ~ gilmore NJ Z. q. Johnson
~ r WaW M-s NJ T. Snavuy.
= - Coho. ". p N<esL
4 Il s+n~ur e. Ateer
f4f-kz a p Barton
A. Il Hicks Nre Fsfr Or.
i pnr@rv Ms RGrs~n
Ne~su Il campbell
HaEars " GarA
A n Towia, Hazey
b. F'ff~.Fr raff Docking
Taers are thirty -swo secana-class pas
senEerS-
Room for \ few rncr~ horses on Rapga
TRANSIT sBsliag tAe 2>gh. Sc C2.as. Ari-
g. .4s~s, ssa-A
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Battsrie%-ovth and Mcfarland; carsai
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-09


w. "'" .o"'''0"''''' ''""''"r''o"'
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~ P,'' "'' "''e"S''' 10 wei, 40 "'' ',"''''
@''"'''' "'''',' o'1'''''.'
',''Y ~ - ''''' -
-
~ ~ $50 80
'"oN ',''"'' ~ nv ~, 80
'" ~. P''.''"'' 80 ~"
'"'''"7 o'''''''N
u'd;cin,' esnt saSel, and sree from, Oh.
servarion to any part of the country.
Write for symptom blank and circular.
Drs, Lleoig " 20. continue TO treat
.lso ,ye,l. man or~antc' ,yesl,psss faiI'
ing memory. lack of energy, physical
decay, deformities, etc, etc, arising
from indiscretion. excess or indulgence
producing some of the following effects,
Nervousness, debility, dimness Of vision
self distrust dcIectve memory, prema-
tureness, want of control Of vital organs,
pimples on face, aversion to the society
Of females. loss of ambition, lack of con-
fidence, gloominess, dependency. I'M
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-09
TIME CARD UP. Ry.
THE sENAToRsHlP.

Next TUESDAY balloting will com
mence In the legislature for the election
Of a United States senator TO succeed
Hon. Fred 4. Dubois, For months
past much speculation has been ndulg.
ed IN rs 10 who the successful ono will
be-. aud now that the time Is drawing
near Tor the beginning OF the end OF the
ronicsi the Interest In the matter.
among all classes Of citizens, may be
said 10 have grown intense.
There Is no dearth OF candidates In
the iicAl who seem To be perfectly will
ing % undertakefo discharge the highl,
important duties Of She position. wheth-
cr they have had the least training that
would be calculated b. NJ them Tor the
place or not, but the INDEX is of The
opinion that the present legislature is
composed Of men who are SO constituted
tlu,t they win pass all such aspirants by.
and be satisfied only with the man, who
IA at the present time. best fitted to an
The position in such manner as will
best conserve the interests OF the state OF
huho and The cause OF free coinage.
The most logical candidate for the
position nt the present time, She INDEX
believes. Is the man who ut present oc-
culies the place. aud 1t holds to that
opiuiou because OF the very grave con.
diiiuns which are now confronting the
cnnn,ry. The financial question is still
the paramount issue before the country
aud VIII remain so uutil It is settled. and
silled right, and IL is hishly important
that every seat In the L. 5. senate that
Is 10 be filled by silver mn. should be
ocrsisd by the very strongest man that
he state from which lac comes can pos.
sinly put forward.
There are many citizens Of Idaho who
sosscss ample ability to represent us IN
the senate In AN able manner aud with
,rtdit TO themselves and the state. un.
der ordinary conditions. but at the pres
est time when so much depends ON tho
eight that must ba kept up on the silver
question the state cxonot afford 10 send
a man without experience OF acquaint
ance Or influence to represent MS in thai
body Mr. Dubois is experienced. h,
enjoys wide acquaintance among the
leaders IN congress aud he is recognize,
aud respected as tirelcss worker an,
an astute politician His work has bee,
commenced aud Is well In hand. new
man In his place would be obliged t.
begin al the beginning and acquire th'
influence among his fellow member
which he now enjoys
Senator Dubois should succeed him
self and the lNDEx is Of the opinion tina
n majority Of the legislature will com
TO that conclusion before the final ballo
Is taken
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-09
TnE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

The first biennial message Of Gov
etnor Frank Stunenbcrg was submitted
TO the legislature on Tuesday. The doc
ument is an able one and reflects credit
upon its author and will no doubt meet
the approval OF most of the people Of the
state. The governor gives lucid and
comprehensive statement OF the tnanci
al condition Of the state which may be
readily understood by any citizen. differ
ing in this respect from the efforts Of
many chief executives. Retrenchmcnt
and the strictest economy compatible
with correct business methods
is the keynote of the message through
out and in that the governor should
have the most hearty support from the
legislature and the people of the stale.
HIS recommendations on the irrigation
question show careful study Of the prob
lem and the present legislature who will
10 doubt be called upon to to deal witt
the matter will find many valuable hint
and suggestions in that part Of the mes
sage 10 aid thsm.in the work.
The goycrnbr strongly urges The adop
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-09
THE FLAG OF FREEDOM.

I'VE give synopsis of the address de-
livered by Rev. Conner. on New Years
evening To the members of The G. A. II.
and W r. c We regret that lack Of
space forbids reproducing the entire
lecture
From earliest times, Flags or Banners
have been used AS standards. represent
ing nations. both in war and in peace
Such banners are the symbols Of the
state and are peculiarly sacred. an in
suit 70 them is an insult 20 the empire
or republic. Their devlses and charac-
istics are not arbitrary, bat are deter
mined by historical and lsym6olical con
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-09

They fan in the conflict while saving the rcst.
Our sons and our brothers. our bravest and best,
The garlands must fade. which upon them we
lay
But loving remembrance can never decay.
With ranks ever wasting, ye veterans come,
Bend low ire the dust which must s0on be your
own
But bear them this message as each one de-
parts.
Their laud lives their names live. enshrined in
our hearts.
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TED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR
w women 10 travel for responsible established
house IN Idaho Salary $40 payable flb week
ly aud expenses Position permanent Refer
ences Enclose self-cddrcsscd stamped ev-
veope. The Rational Star Building, Chicago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-09

BAPTIST CHURCH Regular services
D cvery sunday morning nj li.3O A. NJ. and
SITS n. NJ on the second and fourth sundays
u each month. sunday School al 1890 A. 81.
L. a. CowES, Pastor
JonN r. Lively supt S >.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-09

r-RFMONT posi- No ~ q. A. H. meets first
I saturday evening In each month AZ Russell
4 Rengans Hall. o. >. McHEnnY.
' - PC
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

NCCuEuuAc III ERECT july A. 1871
All TRAINS arrive ana Ieaye i'euus " vanla
Pas>en ger station.
S.I2 a.m.-DaiIy, local for Danv lie. Char
iottc anu way >talptIs conn eCt~ a Aiaust>-
sas Tor StrasDufg. HarTIsOnbuT Z, aat
StdGnton, DAILY, except sunday anu dJ
LynEHburg with the Norfolk and ESTEEM,
DAILY. and with the ohesupVaSC and ONO,
daily, for the Natural bfIdse and Lex
lngtOn.
II:I5 a. m Daily. the UNITED STATES
ASH MAIL, carries Pullman buffet
sleepcrs, New YORK and W Washington 10
Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper Tor Asheville aud Hot
SpriuEs. y. g, hHONvlle, ChaIt auOOEst aisd
Nashville, L enn.. andd naFiuCte with r'uil-
Nan Sleeper Tor Augusta. Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New l0FS 10 New Orleans. CDaurCI-
ing at Atlanta for BITIh!n Il am and Mem
pms. Sonu train, a. ningJun 10 New
Orleans without change sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every Wednesday 20 sun Fran
CISCO, without chan ge.
4.Ol p. nl.-LocaI Tor Front Royal. stTas-
burg anu hariIsOubuTE, WUh CCnHeCtiOh Tor
stanton CaHy. except sunday
AL p. m.-I'aly, local for CharlJttes-
vile.
IO.43 D. m.-D1Iy, WASHINGTON AND
SoUTlIW Is 4 EkN, YES TIBULED. LIN
TIED, composed of Pullman Y eStlbCled
>leeper>, dlding cars and day CUacneS-
Pullman slee peTs Ne W York TO Nash
Vile. TenQ., via Asheville, knOxville
and Chattanooga. New York % Tampa,
via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah and
Jacksonville. New YORK 10 Memphis. via
Birmingham, New York to New orleans,
yia Atlanta and Montgomery. Vesubuled
day coach Washington To Atlanta. South
eTn Ran way dining car, Greensboro 70
Montgomery.
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9-OI a. ia
daily, loo p. M ana 4 40 p. IA daily, eX-
Cspt sunday, anu G.25 D. IA. sunday only
for Round Hill, 49, p. IA daily, except ; I'M
day fOr LeesDurg. ana SO p. IN daily Tor
HemdOn. Re turning. arrive at Washing
ton . - a. H. ana $40 p. m daily, and
800 p. M daily, except Sunday, from
Round Hill, ana zoo a. m daily, except
sunday. from HerndOu. and S.54 q. In
daily except sunday, from LeesDurg.
Through trains from the south arrive at
Washington 6.42 a M. 2-2O p. IN. and
.. 70 p. III daily. HarTsOnburg. I 2. 40 D.
IN and $50 p. m. daily. except Sunday
and $50 a. M daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car TeSeTva ion and in
formation furnished at offices, 51I and
1900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. and NJ Penn
SyIvdnIa Railroad Passenger station
". III. GREEN, cen. Supt.
j. n. q Ii. Iraffic Manager.
W. A. A Kh, Gen. Pass. Agent
L. :. BROWN. cen. Ayr. Pass. Dept:
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RAILKOAJS.
= ALTIMORE -
t<AlI.KSJAU.



Schedule in effect June 3. 1897.
Leave Washington from sGauOn eOtner OF
new Jeisey avenue anu = 81.
for CnicagO aHd Northwest, NcsuDuled
y. III.
tor Cincinnati, ST Louis and indianapo-
us, Express, 4 10 a. III. rstiDuieu Liiii-
Tel, 8. ~ D. m, express 1l.3U D. H.
For fittsDurg and cleveland, express
daily 1000 a Ia. and s. 80 p. IA.
FOR Columbus, 1Oledo ana DeCrOit, 100
ror Winchester and way stations, ASSOC,
all:4o a. M, a6:30 y. IN.
FOR New Orleans. Memphis, Birmingham
Chattanooga, Knoxville, BRISTOL And Roam
through.
For Luray, $40 p. IN. daily.
for baltimore, " eek Gays, 800, o. 80,
X 90, x7.1O, x1 30, xo.OO, $50, 80,
xl0:UO, x12:OO a. M, xl2:O5, 1910,
xI2:4O, x3:O0, 3 20, x4:3O, Abs, x6:O5,
x5:lO, x5.3O, $50, $50, - %, e:lo,
xS:20, I115, x11:o0 p, m. snd 1901
X5:OO a. m, x1 2.O5, xl2 40, 30, X3.O0,
SO, 4.35, x0:U5, x5:lO, 80, Xs.OO,
%S;10, 10 ., Al 30 y. M, III z;Vl night.
fOr Annapolis, 10 and {. 30 IN, II. 10
anu 4.3O y. IL. Sundays, 600 H., 4.30
p. IN.
FOR Frederick, week days. eco a. m,
40 4;Sc, 300 y. III. Sundays 300
For Hagersto an, aIO 90 q. IN. and as. 80
p. IN.
to- EOEu anu way IOlItSr wees udYs
100 "a. M, 80, 800, 7.O5 p. III. sundays,
SCO a. H., 10, 7.U5 % IN
for Ga!tIersbuTS ana Way points. week
days, 500, 80 a. H., 1910, 500; 80;
4-33, $50, 5-35, 1.G5, 11.4O p. H. sun
days 300 a. III. 1.15, AS, 7.O5, 1915
p. III.
ron Washington Junction ana wa points,
e.OO a. In, 40, $50 p. n., week days,
300 a. M, 10 p. M, Sundays.
For Bay Ridge, Week days, S15 a n.
anu 40 q. III. Sundays, 5.35 a. H., 80
and 3.1o D.
PnIIadeipnia.
all trains Illuminated TIIn PintsCh light.
For Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston and
tue Last, week days, 90, 500, 1000 d.
M, loo, (l2.40 Dining CaTs1 $40,
900 Dining carr, (l2.Ul night, sleeping
car, open at 1000 O'ciOckl- sundays, 90,
300 u. H., (l2.4O Dining Cars, 800,
t5.O5 Dining Carr, 1901 night, sleeping
car, open 1000 O'Clock. AGdltiO tidins
for Philadelphia, week days, daily, 500
y. IN.
BuIfe: FarlOT Cars on all da trains.
fOr Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, 100
noon, ana lao p. H., week days, lZ.4O
D. m, Sundays
fOT Cape May, z noon.
dEXCcpt sunday. XEXpTesS trains
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co, on orders left at ticket offices, 61S
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, New IoIs
avenue and Fifteenth street, aud at Depot.
WIN. II. GREENE, ID. Is. Ma KTIN,
cen. Manager Mgr. Pass. Traffic
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-07
FOR SALE FARMS.

FOR SALE-EaIuab farm and mill pIOp-
erty near Alexandria. Va. BY aII-
LnOTity contained I'm deed Of Trust dated
January 9, 1S96 and by Orde of the holder
of note secured thereby, j Will offer az
public sale on the premises, July 10. 1897,
at = 30 D. m, the fam and mill pIOperty
known as Clouds Mill. located on the FaiT-
fax c. III pike, three miles from Alexandria
Va, containing 10 acres, more OF less, large
brick mill, three dwelling houses and at Fet
Improvements. Terms made known a sale.
iyI-dxds. GEOkGEJ BOND, Trustee.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-07
FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT-432 Q st. NV house open; 6
rooms; halls, range, BAH, =aS. rev pa
peTing; back building: parking. -arge back
yard. arranged for two families, improve
Ients finished, $50. Iy7-3t
FOX KENT-iIOuses, rooms, flats, sta lies
ahd stOIage. Apply to owner go l2tn
Sc ne. Jy6-3t ,eut
FOR RENT-SiX-rOOm mouse, al III. L.,
III u st. Lee; $40. 80 per MONTH
Jy 5-3t,em
FOR RENT-A number OF small houses at
reduced rent 70 white and CClOred.
Apply at FKEDONIA HOTEL,H n. neaTI4th.
Jy3-9t-em
FuR RENT-5Oy stb ST. ne: rooms. large
yard; SID. EUGENE ARNOLD, 4Js La.
ave. Jy3-7t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-07
FOR SAIE-STBTRBAN.

FUK sALf-NIaterial OF demol shed frame
house: also beautifully heated little ia rm
tract. Information at Ciark's saloon, Ross
Ign. IL
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-07

nAAIED-At city Intelligence OIllce'
COOKS, WATERS, general houseWOi hel >
portrIS drivers, nurses laundresst's' 'lalA
i,erIIlaIds, cleaners, boys, laDOlS. - oisn
washers: QUICKEST place TO get NOiA'
snAt Ai.Er UKD'S, Az llth 81. NV
lgb-ol
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-07
FOX EXCHANGE.


WANTED-To exchange, three bricks, Sc !;
wen located; all Improvements; constant
1y occupied, at a rental of $40 per Month;
straight trust 81 200 each: for dwelling;
Capitol Hill ne. or Sc. Will assume mod
crate lncumbrance; prize, 81 500 each
Address Al. T. L., this office. Jy1-3t-em
WILL exchange 7-year-old horse, sound
and fearless, for high grade wheel; trial
given. Address HIGH, this office.
Jy5-3J
FOR EXCHANGE-Ladies' solitaire dia-
inond ring for an upright piano; must be
In good order. Address SOLITAIRE.
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EnR RENT-RoOAls.

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foom Jy6-7t
FOR RENT-Largecoolpa rlor; bay window,
all conveniences; So per month; other
rooms, cheap rent, 2l5 Sth sw :, near PARK.
jyT-3t-em
FOR RENT-Fur; or unfur., rooms, accom- on,
inodaions for housekeeping, IL desired.
7UY Sth st. NV. Jy1-ot-em
FOR RENT-RooGls, furnished. for light
housekeeping Sl3 9th ST. NV.
Jy7-3tem
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with first
class board. liz 10th st. NV.
Jy1-3t-em
FUn .RENT-German private family has
two cool, large fur rooms; front q back
excellent board; cheap. 1224 L ST. NV.
Jy7-6t
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished Attn floor
front room: all modern conyeniences; pri-
vate family, S6. S22 etn ST. NV. IL
FOR RENT or 3 nice roms. fur. or
uniur.; cool and comfortable, reasonable
price. 1882 9Th st. NV Jy7-3t
FOR RENT--436 II St NV, z nicely fur
nished looms, Tor housekeeping; cheap.
Jy7-3t
FOR RENT-Two large well furnished
rooms, with board; gorgeous shade on al
sides. reasonable terms. electric cars pass
the door. MRS. L. NJ. DUGDALE, Brook
land, ID. G.. Item
FOR RENT-Large I'd and I'd story back
looms; nicely furnished; summer prices.
723 18th st. NV. IL
FOR RENT-FoT Housekeeping, pleasant
communicating I'd floor rooms; alcove
and bay window, convenient location. 1oS
z st. NV. JyG-3t,em
fpR RENT-Unfurnisned the "a floor, light
housekeeping, 20 A Fl. Le., near Capitol
and Library. jy6-3t,em
FOX RENT-fine large cool rooms for
light housekeeping; with all improve
roR Rents cool cheerful front rooms
on 20 or Sd floor; water conyenent; near
car lines and market, no other rOonlerS
or children; refs. exchanged; low rent.
ful *. 4 ave. Jy6-3t
FOR RENT-Two select bathrooms on the
"a floor; viii rent cheap. Call at 207 q
ST. NV 1y7-3t EN-
FOR RENT-2l4 A st re; fun an q unfurn
: nus half block east Of Library.
jy5-3Lem
FOX RENT-2 nice cool ms; will rent
cheap. apply at 8 h ST. ne.
FOR RENT Nicely fur room; "a floor;
opens ON yerandah. 81 80 a week;
board IL desired = 9th st. ne. near e.
Cap. st cars and Capitol. jyl 1T
FOR RENT-412 9Th st, large, cool
ICONS, on LIST floor, u permanent party,
at summer prices. other rooms at So. 80
and 50. 90 per week; near Is n l.. depot.
Jy7-3U
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FOR RENT-ROOMS-

FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms; "a
floor; gas. bath, no children desired
l54g 9Th St NV Jy4-6t
FOR RENT-Fur. rooms: large, cooi and de-
siTable; large lawn. NJ. MCLACGli LIN,
945 X st. NV, ne. cor. 10th and SITS.
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HELP wAHTED-MALE.

WANTED Young man to work ia grocery
one VINO uuuUrstunds eating meats AZ
ply LEE BOWIE, n. Cap anuO SOs' A''elH
AANTED-Bread baker. SEI lolh 81. Sc
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EDR SAIE-HOI-SI.S

FOR RENT-No Cos bth 81. ne..6 looms
and cellar, bay window and all m e.:
only 81 20. r, J. DIEUDONNE, OHIO
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FOR SA LE-Chcap-A thOrOughbretlhOTSe
Red Wilkes; with good side bar buggy
and horse; can be seen at stables, lit b and
SITS. NV, bet. 3 and ) O'Clock.
1y7-3t-em