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The herald., 1897-06-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Bright's special delivery, removed to
A04 South Broadway. Tel. main 40.
Orr & Hines. undertakers. removed tc
CAT South Broadway. Tel. Main IS.
Call tel. Main 243 for ambulance. Kreg-
elo 4 Bresee. Sixth and Broadway.
Hear Stephen Merritt at Alliance tent
Hope and Tenth, 10, 8 and 1880 oclocl
today.
Robert Sharp & Co., funeral directors
independently, 536 South Spring street.
Telephone 1929.
Pacific Lyceum league entertainment
7. M. G. A. hall, Friday, June 18th
Tickets, 25 cents.
For fishing tackle and ammunition 60
to the Southern California Arms COM
pany, 113 West First street.
Watches cleaned, Is cents; main
springs, 80 cents; crystals, 10 cents.
Patton, 214 South Broadway.
Ask your grocer for a can Of Var
Camps macaroni and cheese. Some
thing entirely new. You'll like it.
No charge for borders with and ~
cent wall paper. Walter, 21S w. Sixth
Wanted--To buy for cash, saloon
located in Santa Monica.
Phillips, the Tailor. daylight parlors
ia South Spring street, is showing an
elegant line of trouserings and suitIngs
made to order; prices UP to date.
Adams Bros. dentists, 2931s South
Spring street. Painless filling and ex-
tracing. Best sets of teeth from IS to
$40. Hours. to s; Sundays. 10 to IL.
The regular monthly meeting Of this
News and Working Boys Home society
will be held on Wednesday, June 9th, al
80S San Pedro street. at 10. Mrs. J. r
Brown, secretary.
Fl. c. Lichtenberger'e art emporium,
located at 202 South Spring street, in the
Wilcox building, IL the best place to pur-
chase frames, pictures and art materials.
Remember this store when you desire
anything new and artistic.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block. first floor, rooms 1873. 1874. 135.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases Of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours. to s. Tel. 1927.
For genuine fun and profit attend the
June festival in aid of the Old Mission,
church, at New Turnverein hall, from
June 7th to June 18th, inclusive. Fine
music; splendid bargains, both in fancy
and useful articles; first-class meals.
An examination of quality will cer-
tainly convince you that the prices that
the Queen shoe store, 162-164 North
Main street, Is offering first class. re-
liable wearing shoes are less than the
prices quoted by dealers advertising re-
ductions. removal and other sales. Your
inspection solicited.
The climate at Long Beach and Ter
season, and the unsurpassed boating,
fishing and bathing 10 affording fine
sport to the crowds who daily visit those
popular resorts via the Terminal Rail-
way. Trains leave First street at $3.50 a.
m. and 1920 p. IN. daily.
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ehronicled on Pages ?, 8, 9. u. -, - aad 40
Forecast: Fair; fresh westerly
winds.
Incendiary fire In a tenement house.
A Calabasas constable again In
trouble.
Etzler held to answer on charge OF
horse stealing.
Decision Of Judge York in the Bo-
jorques land case.
First regular call Of stock at the
mining exchange tomorrow.
Hot game Of baseball between the
city hall and court house teams.
Judgment rendered by Judge Van
Dyke In the Pomona water case.
Former well known Angelenos en-
gagged in domestic litigation in Oak
land.
Finance committee recommend the
issuance Of bonds for building FIRE en-
gine houses.
Argument still continues In the
Hastings case; Attorney Gage savage
~ attacks witnesses for the prosecu-
tion.
w. n. Ware commits suicide by
jumping OF the wharf at Long Beach; !;
his connection with q shady transac-
ton.
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Silver Reou bI,c.ns Attent,or

All members of the Silver Republican
club are entitled to two reserved seats at
the address of Hon. w. J. Bryan in the
afternoon Of July 5th. Exclusive privileges
will be accorded you in the selection Of
seats up to June Is. 1897. Apply at once to
F. ]. Cooper. secretary, at old headquar-
ters, 31S West Second street.
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improved Beach Service

On the Southern Pacific for Long Beach
and San Pedro. Leave Arcade depot.
weekdays. 900, 1905 a. M. 1:40, sos
p. m. Returning last train leaves Long
Beach and San Pedro s: Is p. m. Ten
day round trip so cente
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Grand concert at Redondo Re.ch

Sunday. by the Los Angeles Military
band. Trains on Santa Fe on Saturday
and Sunday leave La Grande station
S:37 a. M, 9:45 a. M, 11:03 a. M, loo p. M,
$40 p. M, Sis p. m. Last train leaves
the beach returning at 8 p m. Round
trip SO cts.
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We are advised by r. G. Dun Mercantile
company and many OF our friends that 1t
is currently reported the Hotel Metropolc
has been burned. This report Il abso-
lutely without foundation Banning Com
pany.
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All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
4. A. Eckstrom. 234 South Spring street.
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Court Notes

Gabriel Kemp, native of Finland,
and Harry L. Ward. q native Of Eng
land. were yesterday admitted to citi-
xenship by Judge Shaw.
The taking Of testimony In the case
Of the vineland Irrigation district vs..
the Asusa Irrigation company ct al was
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Drink Glen Rock water Address r. 4
smith, ZIG South Spring street. Tel z&
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Informations Filed

The following informations were filed
yesterday in department one by the dis
trict attorney:
Albert Quinn, grand larceny; Louis
Hildebrand, burglary; Theodore Can't
WELL murder; D. d. Sweet embezzle-
ment. to be arraigned on June7.
Walter Taylor. assault with intent to
commit rape; Harry c. Norris. seduction,
to be arraigned June O.
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olsnwood ranges. Furrsy Co. - NORTH
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New Suits Filed

D. D. Downing VS.. c. F. Edsom ct all
A suit to recover $3.50 on note, less $40
paid, and costs.
F. H. Powell VS.. Ruth Barber ct ala
suit to recover $500 on note, attorneys s
fees and decree of sale against the
southeast " of southeast u of south
west u Of section s. township 2, north,
range 16 west, S. B. M, in Chatsworth
Park, and containing ten acres
The German Savings and Loan Society
We. The City Of Los Angeles-A suit to
quiet title to property at Republic and
Main streets.
T. F. Joyce VS.. Pasadena and Los An
geles Electric Railway company ct al
A suit to restrain defendants from lay
ing track or erecting a viaduct on or
across property owned by plaintiff.
bounded on the north by Alhambra ave-
nue.. the east by Workman street, on
the south by Putnam or Warren street,
and on the west by the land of Moulton.
San Dimae Reservoir Company vs. San
Jose Rancho Company and San Dimas
Land and Water Company--A suit to re-
cover $2500 damages for appropriation Of
water flowing down the San Dimas can
yon. For two yeare defendants have di-
verted 80 to so inches continuous flow
during April, May and June Of each year.
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THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rep Of observations
taken at Los Angeles. June 5. The
barometer is reduced to sea level.
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EVENTS OF TO-DAY
orpheum-vaudeville.

Baseball at Athletic park, Los An
geles W. Redondo-2:3Op p. m.
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Maximum temperature. 81.

Indications for Southern California: Fair
Sunday; cooler on the northern coast;
fresh westerly winds on the coast.
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Time. Bar. Th'r. R.H. Wind Vel. Wth'r
& q. m. 20.94 54 IS Calm 0 lClear
p. m. 2eso "a So W clear
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CITY NEWS
1Nnrx Or AocAt EVENTS

ehron'e'ed on Pages ,. 8, .. II. u. IS aad 40
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

,Schr.y,,Ie IN effect NOrenher Il 1910
All trains arrive and leave fehhsSIFaais
FasseanEef 1n1,alNpauv. local for DanvlIls,
r,sarIo;te aud way stations, connects at
Snnassas for StrasburG, HarriSOnbuTs ana
StauutOn, daily, except SnJiuaS anu ID
LyBchpurg WITH the NoilOiA """ "eS''iH'
dai1fyi ani1fyi5 DAILY, the UNITED rATEs
FAST NAL yG4k G4siiss and Vi.nn WaHhihgtSn s 20
gack Sonville, uniting at ,r Salisbury wita iitis
3uiiman Sleeper 14r AsieElhe ahe nOs
epis5sS Tenn: and az Charlotte with Pull
siT Sleeper for Augusta. ulifnan ijuIfes
Eiecper New Io-S TO ne" cElrl.hsy 90 M eCe-
! IT Atlanta fUI biFInin Ela1n ana Mem
in5 t.nunects at LynChDuFE Win OheSd-
ts"i1ta and ONO railway l1r i-.-SitlEtGh anu
Sstl;ral Bridge, daiiJ 9Ohl tIdln, " dSh-
iiUartnn t. New orleans without cEahse. Hun-
~ - 'oa-snnaIly c,nduC tel tourist excursion
ssse.p..eS Sc. psS sleeper ON this train every ednes-
NJ NJ M Saturday to san Francisco, with
on O., Grlans ~ sm.-Local for Front Royal, siras
nurS and HarrisoubGrs. dalJ' eNce.'s sun
osy II. m.-DaiIy. local for Charlottes.
WE i".43 D. m.-pa!iy WAS H!HGToN AMP
EsG Of VFFSHl5n FSrnan Ives Tes,baied m
sleepers dining cars 1nd HGIs day a. Nss eSacnss
,annora: New York TO Tampa, via Char
iotts. Columbia, Savanna h, and JacASonylla
npitinU DdnNltc viii Oi4iistn o2etpcf
srsi gl.isiiiS iSicbnS,7d 10 Augusta, via Columbia.
with competition for AIKEN; tSt; i,S1; Si q; Nsg
YORK to New orleans, via Atl1pt3 N {,.5 and I'd
slI,,,.t, ~ Atlanta. Southern railway dining
car' Greensboro to Montgomery
rP ANS ON VA HINtIION AND OEtlO
nIvfSiON leave Washington 9:ol m
"a 6a,iT and 4 As p m. daily. except sunday.
aSd 80 d IN. sunday oiIiy FOR Round htll.
s32 m. daily, except SUNDAY, T0I Lees
b,rc and 0:25 d. III. daily for heIndOn.
Rots7IuinS. arrive at washington e:Zs a
II, and 900 p. III. daily, from Round hllI.
ans Z ,oG a. III. daily, except Sunday, from
Werndua, and S.34 u M daily. s%@epe sun
day, from LeesbUrg -,...s
ThToGch trains from the South arriTe az
washington 8 42 c. m, 2.zO p. u. and
s.2b % M daily. HarriSOnbUrg, z 80 p.
m and 9:25 p. IN daily except sunday
ana $50 a. M. daily from Chaflottes fhis.
Tickets sleeping tar reservation. anu IN
fcrrnation furnished at offices. SO5 i5tn
81; NV I'll Penns ylvania avenue. ana az
PENNSYLVANIA RI tread Passenger s,t1 1tion-
w II GREEN, Gen. SHyj
i. NJ. GULF. Traffic ~, ,a.st'..
". A III itN, Gt-n. I,aH.- k-.siit:
=. S. Bi.GyYS. Se', a.. 'ss-s. i'ept<
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Ohio

Schedule IN effect Nov. -, 1897
Leave Washington ifoGi station corner
tNew Jersey avenue and street.
For Chicago and Northwest. TeStiouisd
Limited trains li-05. Il-25 a m. sos
p. M
For cInclunan, St Louis ana indiana
tied $40 p. m. express I1.55 p. m
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express
daily -O5 a m anu 500 p. Ia
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. I1.53
Winchester and way stations. ts 3 M
For New Orleans, lIe'npuiS. Birmingham.
Chattanooga. hBpNfiilc. Ei>iot aHt HOa-
noEe, 500 p. m daily; sleeping cars
Fo1 i.uray a4o p ~. daily.
Fer BeI,iinoFe; Tsek days. 8. g S-s9; so
x1.I5. S8OO. $50. $50. AS. ). 05,
x5IO. x5 20. N6. 20. $50. Eo.Uo, 3. 3.
I'm, ~ 3o snds a vs. II 90 % X 10 To- @G 30 SO
xSOU IA IN, MILO, 81 10, l.-O, 800.
$50. ass. 1905. x0-lO. go. Xo-U0,
For Annapolis, 10 and s 30 a IN. 4.30
and .. 80 p Sundays, $50 d IA. so
y For M Frederick. week days, 8. 11.26 a. NJ
4-30. $50, D. Ia. Sundays. a. Ia. LIZ
y 70. 20 Hagerstown. 11.oo g. m and $50
For BOYD and wav points week days.
500 a. m 4.3O. go. 100 p. IN. sun
d
For Gaithersburg anu W. points, week
DAYS, s. O., a, m; l2-1o. ,,S,la2, $40, 4SS
is. 4.33. 7.O5. 1910 p. IN
Eor Washir gfOu Junction and way points.
q a. M, 4.3o. $50 D. III weeS days
=. IN. Ii D. IN. SundaYs
ROYAL BI.UE LINE FOR Ne" YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
Ali traias Illuminated with Fintsch llghs;;
Enr PniIadeipnIa. New \ UTk. Boston anu
tho Fast, week days, 100, .. 10 a; In-
f2.D5. 10 TALL Dining Carsl, 3, t5.Oo Din
inc carr tf2.01 night. sleeping Car open
at 10 O'clock. Sundays, 10, q: M
IIb Dining Car, 3. to-Oo Dining Carl-
i2-Ul night. Sleeping car open % D 'clJck-
.Jt,itit,r,al trains for Philadelphia, Wesx-
DAYS DAILY. . p ~
ParI0r Cars on al da y trains.
For a tlautic City, 10 J. IN. 1905 noon.
md 1 l5 anG D. week days. a. il
Sundays.
.Excent Sunday. XEXpreS5 trains.
X rrgace called for and checked from nT
,eis anG residences by Union Transfer %
- orders left at ticket offices, 6l9 Penn
sX,yania avenue northwest, New tSzk
.yanue nd Fifteenth street. and at depot
I'M n. GREENE. d. u. MARTIN,
"Alc cen. Nanagcr. Mgr. iasS- Iraffla
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RaILROADr.
Pennsylvania
RaIa.RUADF.
RAILROAD,

'a8.sh hsHSs
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS
'-SSqsA: II. week days-PITTsBURa Ex
SS-Parior ami Dining Cars, Harris
ouIg to Pittsburg
io.90 a. N. PENNs YLvANIA LIMITED
Observation Cars. Garrisburs 10 CEicago,
GfinS,ihnali, I'M, indianapolis, st Louis, CleTe
IN, 1aaa and Toledo Buffet Pa-Lor Car to
1920 A. II. FAST TI1NE-rullman Buffes
amor Car to II harrisburg Buffet Parlor
$40 p II. CHfcAGGo AMI AHH sr LoUIs
IAplesS-Sieeptng Car Washington 10 81
louis LOUIS a1d Sleeping and Dining Cars liar.
,sDu,3 10 ST Louis. Nashville ty1s Cta-
TO r NJ. WEsTEHN ExPREsS-Ful
man Sleeping Car u Pittshurg, Chicago.
fn i,biaaaais bnia.aisbuFE &c Cleveland Dining Car
7.24 T, N. SoUTHwESTERS EXPRESS
DIohinan Sleeping Cars Washington 20
1o-40 T. NJ PAGIFIG EXPREss-Pu
Ra, nan Sleeping Car 70 PIttsburg
q -oO a. M Tor Kane. Canandai qua, RocheEs
yer and Niagara Falls DAILY, except sua-
1890 q. m for EImira and Remove daily.
$40 .. n
E.E9 80, y uo m, for wiiIls rasport; Rochester.
ssn Ire, buIIaio and Niagara Falls daily
except Saturday. with Sleeping Car.
ashin gton to Buffalo
40 40 p. N. for Erie Canandaigua, ROcPe&
td, ,, buffalo and Niagara Falls dsay:
Rochester Saturdays only.
For I'nIiadeipufn. New York and tEe
Elst.
400 p. IN, CONGRESSIONAL LI8I-
~ hD," daily. all Parior Cars. with y u
Mg Car from Baltimore. Regular at :O0
DhS Gar :, 800, 800. lU:UU DINING
Ginsdn Gan and i1;oo g41 Dining Car 490 i59m sso I
,Dining Car, s?ot. 800. LOO Dining
10 10 $50, 1870 aud / so p n, cor
Philadelphia only, r as5 Express, 1850 F.
m, week days Express. I2:f . .. rra week
Boston. without Change, T:5O t. In week
Gays; and 4:2O ?; ia daily. am
1915. 14:45. 12:S6. z:6l. sI6. $40
800 LilHtedi. 4:ZO. ass. o:40. 6:1A
Coz. T:=O. 1000. 10 40. I1;I5, and
300, s.o5. 1850. if.o6 a. m. 1915.
40. 2.0I. s,I5. $40. (4.00 Llmisedl.
40, $40. 6I5, e-50. 7-20- 1000
For Pope 5 Creek Line. e, 4 so a. N. and
z3G ?. II. daliy' exceP; sunday. 30
sundays. 9.0O a. III. ana 40 p. IN.
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Florida
Sid points on Atlantic Coast Line. 4.30
8. pl- 3.46 p DAILY; Richmond only.
l057 a. II. weekdays, Atlanta Special.
via Richmond and SedbOaTd Air Line,
$40 y. II. daily. AccOmuOda ton FOR
Q.antIcO, .43 u H. daily, aud 4.20 q
IL. wees kdaYS.
SPHss4Ore Connections.
For Atlantic city tyIa Delaware River
Bridge. aIEFaH routej. 3:Io y. III daily,
Via Market street wharf. 1000 and li;Oo
a. IN, "a . p. M, week days. and Il:o9
D. m daily
For Cape May, 400 a. N. week days
1880 %. daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and Cd
Streets, and al the station, sixth and b
streets, where orders can be left for tna
checking or baggage to desJina tion fEoua
hotels and residences.
J.B. on, S,CeneraIMauager
j. E. WOOD. General PASSENGER A EenS-
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RAiLROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station Is IL st. 6 Pa. Ave.
In Effect November Il, 1897.

III IittCt 11p 1cDS-
For Alexandra lweek days., $50. 7.05.
7.35, ex;; 500. s.35. s-59, $50, 1923.
ex;; LOO. As a. m; 1905. exsi 1920.
ex.: Alb. ex.; S 80 So Sos. Sos so, ex.:
5.40. 600, ex.: $50, 7.06, 500, 300,
1000, IL 20, II so p. m.
. For Alexandria Sundays, 7.45. 40,
9.42 1926. 1I.15a m, 100 noon, z. 40
l.3o7 2.15. 800. as, 4.30, 5.15, eco.
5.4o, 30, S.I5. 300, 1000, I1-20 p. m.
For Mount Vernon tweek days 6.3o, 500,
d0.05, 11-o5, 11.oo a m, 1905. LILO,
200, 3.69, LOG d. m.
Fof Mount Vernon fSundays), Z .45, 8. 40
a. H., 200 noon, 2.f5, 3.46 and 6-4o
p. m.
For rlingtGa and aueduct Bridge twees
Caysl 500. 8. 50, 1905, and IL 90 a. M,
1905, 12. 20, 10, 2.O5, $40, $40; 4.l5;
$50, 6.ob, 7-o6 and 800 p. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
(sundaysy,, 7:45, S:45. S:45. 1880 1i:l5.
a. m, 1900 noon, 12:45. 30, 2:I5,
3: 90, 3:45, 4:3O. 5:1b, 600. 6:45.
T:30, SIG p. In.
Baggage checked free for passengers
holding first-clasS tickets at station. Bi-
cycles. % cents each. Parcels carried
mol i3-tf
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dweiinG: moderate rent. Address W.
this cfice. de30- st
VI - IA -pur or to inl aids to DOaIu
and care fni i'll private tonne. Address
M NJ NOON, Station b, capitol Hill
deco 2t-en,
WAN1tD-By a lady the acquaintance O!
gentleman tnat wishes o nice r0Ou.
A,,trrsS HcMG COMFORTS, TINS office
It,e It,eiI.
WAN"E1 A good roll-Jop leSk:: must he
IN gooG condition and cheap. Eos TEK
this oltice. ,le2s-3t-eIn
WANTED Dirt wagons on Iiber cree:
aewer, work during winter. ds2e en-.
ANTEp-Tyroo or three good active horse>
Tor Ureir keep tor the winter; plenty ni
feed ar. SGCu attention and light %Jrk
gaarait teedd Anr'y 645 st me ao 'e, e.
wANTEI - To trade, buggy for a light
office de29-it
wAN1ED-A jennylind table. can lo1.
~ st. NV de2S';. ~
WANTED "A Remington type writer ,cheap.
Address q. NJ, this office. de2S3t
WA NTED-A few common kittens at 112o
9Th st. ne. de2S-3t
OLD BooKs-I pay ca sh for all kinds of
old miscellaneous books: Will cali, ex-
anime and make offer at residence Drop
postal to WASHINGTON BOOK SHOP,
under Second National Bank, JAMES
o'SElL, Prop. 5U9 7th st. NV. del 5-1m
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second.
hand furniture, carpets. pianos; entire
houses; stocks OF all sinus. Address JONES.
lUu4 Mass ave. NV. ueI-3uio
LADIES COSTUMES: evening gowns, So
up; shortest Notice: GhiIdren's clothes
specially; Baugnnans uresS Cutter. 80.
SoS n. Y 8. ave. de2-lmo
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Wa ANTFn-Ry a reliable, settle J woma n, a
ace TO COOK. wash and iron. bea It'll
Inl washer and iTuner, and a plain Ok
fieasc drop card TO sos I'd st. NY.
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For RENT-RCOAtS.

toES tI... ,..... 49,. nIIfnlShhl,
suit A blt- for Eight houSekeap ping; all coi-
veniences board if desired; very reason
abe, near smithsonian. 939 Va. ave. Sw
Ge30-3r
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PERSONALS.
GYPSY CAME.

The cnoice or 3 gypsy 'ortunc tellers.
Madge Stclia and Juanita. Map OF land
free. Tell all for only 10 cents camp
T25 Tth st. NV. upstairs, over auction
store. deSF'-th
PROF ola y Oldest established cldirNJy-
ant auYeI;isinG IN tiiis city; consult nm
on business law suits, divorce, sprcuiaIohH.
separa tions love or family troubles. can
tell YOU al ythinE you wish u know brings
separated husband and wife together
makes sweetheart or lover true; causes
marriages, removes spells or mysterious
feelings; gives luck; fee so cents houfS
70 10 q uauy. 4S9 u 81. Sw. de2S 'i-cUl
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CO CO eRisapiaks h n1ip sa'

Through the Grandest scenery OF
America, All Trains yestiEulef,
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
ALI Meals Served in Dining Cars
Station Sixth and Is Streets.
Schedule in effect November / A. 1907:
2.20 Z. Nj. DA and se-
LOUIS Speciai-Solid train for Cincinnati
PuilmRl sleeDers to Cincinnati, Lexington.
LOUISVILLE, Indianapolis, and St LOUIS
without change. Parlor Cars, Cincinnaei
70 Chicago. Connects at COYinston, va
Tor Virginia Hot Springs.
IL 30 Il. ii DA lLY-F. Z. V Limited
Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleep
ers co Cincinnati, Lexington, and LOUIS
vile without change, open for receptiDn
OF passengers at 8 p. IN. Pullman Cofn
pariiLent Car 10 Virginia Hot Springs, WITH
Out Change, Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana sat
urdays. Sleepers, Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and st. Louis.
1857 a. 81, EXCEPT TsUNDAY-Parlor.
Car. w ashin gtoU To kichmontia nd Richmond
10 0lG Point. onIy. rail line, via PENN
r., f. s p. ana c. & o. Railways.
2:2O P NJ. DAILY-For GUrGOnsyille,
Charlottesville, stauntGu. and Tor Ricn-
mond, daily, except Sunday.
Reservation aud tickets at Chesa peaEe
and Ohio offices. D13 aud I42I Pennsyl
vania avenue. anc at the station.
Fl. w FULLER.
nol6-a.n-tf General Pa assenger a gent
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sITUATI0Ns wANTED-rEMALn

WANT I'D BY two respectable white girls
lti CO.. as chdmbermaids in hotel: first
class reference. Address +, H., this
office. If
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NAN1 ED-By colored woman situation
10 Cock OF do general house work 1907
4th 81. NV .ie30-3t
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HELP WA ANTEp-MALE.

wfNTED- At City Intelligence OFFICE,
ctckS, walters, disnwa silerS, dri- .rs,
pufters, clerks, stablenien. Ia borcrs, ooss,
Iarners, in nitors. SIiACkLEFDRD'S
Az llth st. NV. ae30-it
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Madame LAMONT,

and Information on all affairs of life;
names in FULL satisfaction guaranteed.
fee soc and 81. 1903 st. NV de41 mo- EN-
NINE. LA RUE, Medium. tells past and
present: gives luck; free until New ears.
223 1-2 st. NV; walk upstairs.
del O. 1m-em
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w&NTEp-SiIuation bv yonnc coIored
girl II snail family as general house
Nu.Ntf. \ ppis 9r st.,4ro.s >.---, A.l.
-, 49, IT'S II. NV. Ge3Q-3t
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SITUATIONS 1YANTED-Mai.E
AND FEMALE.

WANrEf ,liaile help furnished free.
drop postal or telephone 1896. EX
CAASu.- ~ REAU, "a 18Th st. nw
deSo-6t
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The 80 DAYS" Cure

'for rnen) lie ads all remedies fn this city,
prompt and pc ermanenS cure or no cnaIge:
consult auion free. Dix. MckEEIIAN, 7lS
18th st. NV. Office hours, o a. IN. TO
l p m, 8 to p. m; Sunday, z TO p m
de 24- mo.
WE'RE not giving you the 'dink y-dnk;'
plain truth; we are selling elegant Gus
toni-nade suits auu oVcfCOatS thardly any
worm at prices that VIII max you Jhink;
drop around. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 5lS
ID 81 iw de2T-St-em
MOSES, the Called Refurrnator, needs free
help and money. Please send right
away. Address MOSES, ,sREFORMATDR,
this office. qc de2S-3t
NJ M E.fTHEO.
Medium aui card reader: ashington's
most IA nous ciairvoyant' a MI palmist; con-
sult her ON businesal love and family af
fairs: reunites the, separated removes
spells: causes speedS ma rriages, and gives
good luck; open dali Y; Gerna n spoken: 25c.
and soc. 9.9 Ii ST. NV. de22-l At
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WANTLr BY industrious Young man, "a
situation as driver. Address 1U21 Sth ST.
NV ie29-2t-em
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Wan ED-A place as general house.
WofStr Ia small family, also place 70
neip oroupd the house. good refs. 1928
llth st. Ii
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WEr1 Ed Julored men or talent nd good
addre To- solicit for an established
Buin.,,g and Loan Association. So "ss
B., this office. 1e29-3t
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and care foi in private ilomc. Address
M .Nii NOON, Station b, G1pitoi Hill
de2a stem,
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wANTEE-Ry white bog, Il years old,
wur6 81 any kind: rel Izo e st nv.
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The above j s only a PORTION OF the prop
erty on nv books. For fun list call a
,iiice for buleJin issued on the 1st anG
18th.
deHn-tf
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W AM ED-by respectable ooIured woman,
situation as cook a nd u do general hou Sc :
work; refs. given. 1907 VI. ave. NV. 1t
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WANTED BY young man empIoym mt in
rrucet Y: desire TO learn the business;
etod stenograpfer and typewriter.
Z LsA MEI. TINS office. .lee9 81
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NANTEH-tlace a : cook or general house
wCtt Hi;h reference. Please call 1897
CEDAR 81 INV. 1.-em
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WANT Lil-Jompetent stenographer desires
evening Fvcrk; employers Office )r resi-
dence Understands patent work, Address
BUSINESS. this office. de29-3t
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WAN1ED-By a lady the acquaintance O.
gentleman tnat wishes q nice r0O'u.
A,,rrss HuMG COMFOkTS, TINS office.
lt,en.
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Mrs. DR., RENNER
[ATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

BOG Street NOftlWeSt.
Gold Filings and bridge work spe.
cialty, at the lowest price; amalgam fill
ings, soc; fun sets of teeth on plates, So,
extracting either by gas or local spray,
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 TO
O'Clock. mh22-6
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NANIEI -EA ptflenCeu CUiUred bntIti WITH
private !anty ref. Sl4 18th my. II
wANTEi- Five house PAINTERS. Apply
at 81 81 and StS. NV. i
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WA \ Ei'-By al experienced colored
Fwon af', offices or cluDfoomS TO clean up
anC look after. Highest recomm enta tons
furnished. Address MISS DILLON, 81
16thst. NV. oe29-Stem
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VA NIEi)- Boekeeper wants employment
evenings; willta6e pay in goods, A Addrass
A D. r., this OffIce. de2S-3t
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NANTED-By two colored men, sitila-
tions as walters or to work around a
store; well recommended. 1912 9Th st.
NV de2S3t
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" A Nh - V-ood coiureu bar rber; IT once,
ste0dN sot. Apply No. 5 Moaroe St,
Amaze sti; ID. G. de3O-St