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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
Presid initial Nominations.

Washington, June 1. The president sent
the following nominations To the Senate
t-rtiav r truasury, Films IT. k0bcrts OF New
York 10 be troasurer of the United States (;
" Jordon of New York, assistant treas
arer at New Yorl: city; William
Andrews of Nebraska To be auditor of the
treasury department; William Is. Brown
of Pennsylvania to be auditor for the war
dennrtment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
A TEXAS ZEPHYR.

Dallas. June "a very severe wind
and rain storm prevailed yesterday
throughout good portion OF north
Texas. The wheat and cat crops are
just about ripe for harvesting. and fears
are eSfrr---rri- that the rTOps have been
greatly damaged. Hundreds Of houses
wcrc blown from their foundation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
Harvard on the Water.

Poughkeepsie, June L-The Harvard crew
were out on morning snin. All Of the var
sity eight had examinations 10 attend nj quar-
ters and their practice ives necessarily short
ened. Mr.. Lehman was able 20 devote more
time than usual 20 the freshmen crew this
morning. and he kept them at work under the
sun for nearly an hour after the senior boat
had gone I'm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
Board of Examiners Sustained.

Boston. June 4-Capt. George Devlin
of the sixth Infantry, NJ. V. NJ, whose
case was finally heard this morning by
Judge Holmes of the Supreme Court must
abide by the decision of the military
board of examiners. Judge Holmes so
ruled after hearing "A very energetic pre-
sentation of the case from the petitioner
standpoint 10y the latter's counsel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
The COTTON AND GRAIN MARKET.

The cotton ma.S~t opened somewhat caster,
Aut rather steady IN tome. and The report
from India was the Influential fcaturc.
The Liverpool market wns traturelcss and
r,iccs showed no decided trnlcurr IN eithor
direction Tlc ,alrs 90 81otr ng=rcrn ci hut
700 alos az unbalanced prices. Ft'urr- after
npcnirr 20 au advance lG.. lost The slight
improvement and c p.. Il steady nt the decline.
II is evident thar t..o market will b' gov~rued
by the crop adviccs l0r snme ill.. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04

ENGLAND Gamcwcl Firc ~tcainor Cun-
pauy today hy thC tiro commission for
what Is known as tho central fro alarm
system. the OUTLAY buing S21 oO1, which
includes 50 nos" boxes and all appliances.
IL Will be ready 10 DC In use IA threc
months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
WATCHING FEIGEL.
The Police Suspect Him of H0ff-
mans Murder.
Explained Movements But Had to
Spend Night With Policeman.

San Francisco, June AS the inves-
tigation into the mysterious death of
Isaac Hoffman, the wholesale clothing
dealer proceeds the crcumstantial evi-
dence against Theodore A. Fcigei, the
bookkeeper, cashier and confidential clerk
for the firm Of Hoffman & Rothschild, is
apparently becoming strong.
Late last evening Feigel made a state
ment accounting for his movements af-
ter the close of business yesterday Hs
said that after leaving the Office he went
To gun store and purchased a 32-calibre
revolver the 32-calibre pistol which he
declares he sold to Hoffman for s. not
long ago being too small.
He says he placed the new pistol, un-
loaded, in his satcbel, left the bag at the
gun store and went To his safe deposit
box to leave paper which, however, was
not in his pocket. Then he returned 10
the Office to get hottie of ink, spoke a
few moments with Hoffman. returned 20
the gun store and thence ran to catch a
boat for his suburban home.
Pistol Formerly FeIgers
The police have light on the pistol pur-
chase, his fruitless trip To safe deposit box
and subsequently to the office, for no was
obliged TO buy the bottle Of ink In san
Rafael later In the evening. According
10 FtiRel : own sJateIenU, III he Is lnnO-
cent, Hoffman must have been wounded
almost Immediately after the clerks de-
parture for the ferry. The autopsy shows
that Hoffman's wounds were made by "a
2calibre revolver, and the pistol which
Feigel says he sold to Hoffman was found
In the Office near the body of the dying
man by the patrolman who discovered
him.
Feigel Is about twenty-six years OF age
and il "A nf InS..nh II Enfe,al A nin
clothing merchant formerly reputed
wealthy, but latterly considered only
been noted for his rather extravagant
-ment, especially as the father has been
curtailing his family expenses.
Young Feigel denies that his books are
at all astray, and says he courts the inves-
tigation OF his accounts which is about
To be made. Chief of Police Lee is an old
friend of Fcigel's father, and says he can
not believe the young man, whom he has
known from bOyhood. is guilty of murder.
Feigel has not been arrested, but Is spend
ing the night In company with a police
detective.
The theory duplicating Feigel is that
some discussion between him and Hoff
man concerning the bookkeeper's accounts
occurred, that q quarrel ensued, possi bly,
eliminating in the shooting of Hoffman.
On the other hand, it is urged that Feigel
has voluntarily acknowledged all the cir
cumstances whichghave brought him with
in the range of inquiry and has from the
first refuted the suicide theory, which the
police think would have supplied con-
yeDlent lOODhOle for "A guilty man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
THE LOCAL STOCK MARKET.

Mr.. W. Il. Paddock of the firm of Stuart 81
Paddock of Boston and New York. and the
author of several successful wheat pamphlets,
was in town today. Mr.. Paddock visited sew.
eral of the local brokers and he speaks very
encouragingly of the BUSINESS outlook, al.
though he is still advising the sale of wheat.
especially of the September option.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
Verdict for Defend ntS.

a verdict for tho defendant, was brought In
Ivy IA. jury that heard tlc testimony in the
case at tieorgc Brown W G.ofg5 h. Holroyie
and Amanda Holroydc,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
Jury Failed TO Agree.

Washington, June A.-Thc jury IN the case Of
Telcmaquo II. Timoyenis Of Boston, charged
wi n mailing two obscene letters here 10 l.. i.
Vlas'o OF New York, failed Co agree and were
discharged. The defendant Is ont on bail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
THERE IS A CLASS OF PE0ptE

Who are injured by the use of coffee Re
centy there has been placed In all tho grocery
stores new preparation called GRAfN-O.
made Of pure grains, that takes the place Of
coffee. The most delicate stomach receives IN
without distress. and but few ran tell ~ from
coffee. IL does not cost over 4. ~ mucl
cts and 25 cts per package. Try IT, Ask for
0RAIN.O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
Off for Fortress Monroe.

Boston. June L. The battle ship Texas
GOT under way at IL :4o today and steamed
down the harbor On her way to Fortress
Monroe. A heavy fog hung over the har-
bor but did not interfere with the depart
urc of tho warship.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
Transfer Bill Rejected.

Boston. June The free transfer bill
.--- elected by vote vi ~ " Ia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
COTTON MARKET.
Contract Signed.

Total slIcs 3,bUUi mRrKft cIOscd dull
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FOR SALE-NISCELLANE EOUS.

FOR SALE-HayiDg two high grade hi
cycles, viii sell one for $50; good as
new Tor cash; or will sell on time tU
responsible party, Address PET. this office.
no12-3t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
.scna,,uye in effect October 1 o. 1871

,SrnstuIe in effect October To- 1871
All trains arrive and leave pennsylvania
ssi =" m. DAILY. local Sor Danyiiie Char
IOJte ana way stations, SDilI,eCs q, q ~,
Styunton daily, except sunday, and az
Luxembourg with the Norfolk tbu W n,'stSLn. fl,L.
daily aud with the Che>apetSs am am tnl0s ~
ington. -. m. IrSrTED STATES
FAST Mail. carries nd fI,l.dh WsshIn0t"n 1Sie ~
J',sss s>,,'v,lIT. uniting al SALISBURY with
Pullman Sleeper for Asheyille and Hos
sprm->. g kn93v'I@ !, anu NUN ina PEIs
man sleeper ror Augusta. fullnan ButIes
sIc,.DeF New York 70 New Orleans, coI;nSot
n5is soiid train. Washington TO New
Orleans without change; suhses Pc si,.aag
conuucted tourist eXcufSSl zion t,1 Sah
on tins train every wednesday " SaH
Francisco, Without change.
4:UI d. m.-I.oral for Front Royal stlas-
bnTT ass,l narfIsonUurg. dsIIy, except sun
45I D. m.-Daiy. local for CharIOttss
VILE s,,,>-r..ro>- W
IIE,D coInposet of Pullman Sestioaled
sleepers, din.ns cars and uAy e0acnes
Puiluian sieepe-s New 10IA ~ % ~ lts.r, -,
tauOOga: New York To Tampa, VIA ChAr-
lOLLs, Columbia, savannah, aiio JachsnnFhie,
New York To Memphis, Fld bituiih sItdul,
New YoTE TO New Orleans, VIA Atlanta anu
Mont gomery VestiDuled day coach " ASH
M gJOn 20 "A tlaHtst. southern r1ilWdJ ulalnk
Car, Greensboro 20 Montgomery.
TRAINS UN WAShi.NDi On AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9.Ol a; N.
dan y and AS y. M daily except SOndiaay.
aud q = 3 y. IN. sunday only ior hound hh'
4.32 u. m. daily except sunday iO0 Lees
burg aud G.5 u. III. daily Tor HernQon-
Returning arrive at ashinStOn o,z6 u
IN. aud 800 d. IN. daily from Rounu hill,
IkE Iafly .
Herudou, and S.34 a. IA. DAILY except sun
day, from LeesbUrg-
Through trains frOm the south arrive AZ
Washington 6.42 a. m, 20 p. m. aud
s.x5 y. IN. daily. HaIrisonburg, Z, 2:4O p.
IN. and 9.25 D. M daily, except sunday,
and $50 a. M daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car eseryation and In.
formation furnished at offices, OIL aud
1900 Pennsylvaaia avenue, and at Pena
sylyania Railroad Passenger station .
j. a. GULF, Traffic Manager.
w. A.TURk, Gen. Fuss. Agent.
, 4 y BHOwNs Gen. Agt. lass. Depz
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BaltimOre&0hi0
Schedule IN Fffect yrna q 1897

Schedule IN Effect June 8. 1897
Leave Nasnin - On from station corner OF
New jersey avelue and st.
For Chicago and 4,OrthW est. VeStibuled
Limited trains, 1000, I1.45 g. IN; sos
p. m
Limited. 40 p. M; express II 80 p N
For Pittsburg and CeyeI4hd, express
daily 1O;uO a m ano o.2o ?; N; =, m
For Winchester and way stations. az. 90.
For f New Or; 0fIeaas' Memp6ls, Is-rntng gnarn,
Chattanooga, knoXvllle, Bristol and Roam
0ke. 1L20 p. m daily: Sleeping Cars
For Luray. $40 p m. daily.
For Baltimore. weekdays, 300, $50,
x7:O5, x7:1O, x7 80. xe:O0s 80, 1S 80,
1iS99, 1iS 40. $500. 20, "a 50. 4;S5 1906
1910, 70 so, x6. 20, $50, xs.OO, e:16,
800 Ills: 111:5e p "a, xs snd q 12;Si !. 81
% a. m ,xI2 O5, xI 2: 40. 1 90. x3:0O.
$40, 435, x5:05, x5;1O. 8 80, xe:OO,
FoG Annapolis, ! / . and 5 50 an. II no
and 4 so p.m Sundays s'SO a. U'' 80
For Frederick, week days. 500 q. m,
d. For or haseFirowu, aIOOO a. n. and
Y;S fo1 BOYD an wa points. week dsys.
: 90 a. n, a. 80, Z 80, Z. .Oo p. m sundays.
90 "A m. l.15, Z 90 p m
For IiaIthersburg and way points, " eek
davS SUO, 300 a. m, 2 80. :: 90. 4. 80.
433, $50, $50, 7.G6, IL 80 2. IN; Sun
days 900 a. m, 1.1o, ABB. T.Oo. I0.15
EHr Washington Junction and W ay points
= 90 a m 4. 80, $50 p. m.. week d1yS
q O0 a "a. lI5 D m. Sundays
pov,I Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
For philadelphia. New York. Roston aad
TIM, East. weekdays, 100, 500, 1000 q
,n 10 90. 12.4O Dining Car5l, 500,
IbO5 Dining CarJ, tl2-Ol night, sleeplnS
Gar omen at 1000 o'clock. Sundays.
S'o5. 100 a. IN, tl2 40 Dining Carsl, 800.
i6'O5 Dining Carl. 1901 night, Sleeping
Oar omen at 1000 O'Clock AdditlOnal
tr.,ta I0r Philadelphia, week days, daily,
500 p. IN. III H. ..a,n.
For Atlantic City, 7-O5, 1000 a. m,
. an noon, l2. 40 and 800 p. m., Week
dsva 1 = 40 ID n., sundays
20, Cape May, 12.OO noon
aExceDt sunday. XExpress trains
RagTare called for and checked from
hoteiS and residences by Union Transfer
~ on orders left at ticket offices, 61S
ponnsyIvania avenue northwest, New York
,a,,n;, and FifteenIH street, and at De pot
MN NJ GREENE. u. B, MAKIIN,
tien Manager Asr' Fass- IFaI!lc'
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.
RAfI.ROADS.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND u
STREETS.
LOO A. VI. week days-PfTTS BURG EX-
fkES5 -Parior and Dining Cars. Harris
1000 A. VI PENNS YLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping, Dining, SmOk ing, and
observation Cars, Harrisburg To Chicago.
cincinnati, indianapolis, 81. Louis, Cieve-
iand anu Toledo. Buffet Parior Car to
Harrisburg
1o;50 A. "A. FAST LISE-PuIIman Buffet
auor Car to u Harrisburg Buffet ParICI
. Gar, Harrisburg To PittsDurg
40 II. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Express Sleeping Car Washington % Sc
Louis, and Sleeping and Dining Cars Har'
nsDuTE 10 st. Louis, Nashville (via Gin
cinnati) and Chicago.
f.lO Il. NJ. rs EICN EXPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Car TO Pittshurg, Chicago,
anu uatriSDurs To Cleveland Dining Cai
7.iO p. MssoUTHYEsTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington To
PittsburS and Harrisburg 10 ST. Louis
and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
1910 z. NJ. PACIFIC .EXPRESS-PUlI-
man Sleeping Car 70 PittsbUTg.
90 a. M IOr Name, CanandaIgua, ROcheS-
ter and Niagara Falls daily, except Sum
1O-oG a. m. for EImira and Remove daily,
except Sunday. For Wnliamsport daily
40 p. III. for WnliamspOrt, Rochester,
Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily,
except saturday, with Sleeping Car,
WasiIln gtOn to buffalo.
% 40 p m. for Erie, Canandaigua, ROches-
Ter, Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington To
Rochester saturdays only.
For rn.Ia1eIi"..., new York and the
East.
400 p. m, CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
II El',' uaiIy, ali PariOr Cars, with Din
ing Car from baltimore. Regular az TOO
LINING Car 500, 300, 1000 Dining
n.ingtonJ a. Iu-. I2:46, 3:I5, 4:2O, $50.
1000 ami ] 1885 p. ma. On sunday, TOO
Dining Car. 500. 300. lI:OO CDining
40, $50, 1000 and IL 35 D. In. For
Philadelphia Oniy " Fast Express, 100 a.
M. weekday Express, l21 8 p. ~. week
days- 2:Ol and $40 ?, III; daily. For
days, and 4:2O p Iu. daily.
tOr BaItinOre. e:25. tT.UO, 7,5O, 500.
300. IO:0O, 1880. ana 100 a IN,
400 Limited. AGO. 49,. $40. 6:15,
100, T:lO, 1000, 1O:4O. HE, aud
30 p m. on sunday, TOO. 500,
i5. 3.OG. 3I5, $40. (f.0O LinlitedJ'
40. $40. 6I5, $50. 40, 1000,
lO4O. and I1-;}5 p. IN.
FOr Pope Greek Line, $50 q. m. and
4.i6 =. M daily, except sunday. Sun
days. S-U5 "A.
rot Annapolis, 700, 800 q. m, 1880
end 80 =. M daily, except Sunday
Atlantic CuuSt Line Express for Florida
eRd points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.30
.. ma. 3.46 D. M daily; RIcnROhd only,
lu-ts a. Ia week days. Atlanta Special,
Va richmond ana oeabOaTd AIR Line.
4.to y. IA. daily. ACCOMMODATION for
C.aHticO, '-iJ a. III daily, aud 10 y.
HI. weekdays.
~caShOre Connections.
FOR Atlantic CITY tvia Della ware River
bridge alrrah rOutet, 3.l5 p. IN. daily;
VIA Market street wharf, O-OO and l 90
a. M, = - p M, week days, and IL 30
p. IN. daily.
For cape may, 100 a. m. week days,
80 q. Hi. daily.
IiCket Offices. corner Fifteenth and O.
streets. and at the sta ton, Sixth and Il
81 reefs, where OrueTs can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destina ton from
hotels and ccshieuces.
j. .HC1 CHINSON, ,GeneralManag ger
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger A gent
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wANlts A white barber az 92S ss,. nN.
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FOR SALE-Drug store; proprietor In All
health, desires to sell q drug store, in
northwest; will sell cheap to proper party.
Apply to GEORGE w. DREW, Atty at
Law Mertz bldg. tn and sts. NV.
Oc2o-l mO-em
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FOR SALE-Some fine business chances
for men with money in wholesale and
large retail grocery and fine drug stores.
COMMERCIAL, $40 st. NV.
MI ~ eYn
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EXTRAORDINARY OppOTt unity; secure
paying interest i'll legitimate manufaUtW
ing business: small ms estment required.
DUNLAP, 9U6 + ST nUI0-3t
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FOX RENT-Doubie parlors on ! st floor;
suite ON I'd floor; private bath: very
cheap. lUi1 l4th 81. mol Ut EN-
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JOHN F. DONOHOE,
i 2-4t,em 3OS East Capitol st &.

FOR RENT-Those bea utiful new dwell
ingson 18th ST., W asningtOn Heights, tney
have beautiful tiled baths six bedrooms,
and are model homes, rent reduced to $40;
should bring $50; No. 1901 California
ave. and Nos. 2lO4 and 2l0S 1Sth ST.;
only three left out of the row. GEORGE +
Il. EAiMUNS 4 CO., No. l416 + 1t. NV.
o.
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EOR SNI.E-BICYCLES.
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Full dress suit, 81 only. JU-
LIUS COHEN, 1I04 9TH st.nw.
nolO-tf,em
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FOR SALE-Near Capitol, ne; brownstone
front house; RS. and bath: a. m. l.;
nearly new; nicely papered; cabinet man.
tells; south front; large yard and parking;
ROLAND c. BOOTH, 10th and u sts. NV
nnl ,-2f
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FLORIDA FLORIDA FLORIDA.
WANTED D-One or more persons, with
some capital, to form an association or
corporation to raise tobacco, vegetables,
q 1UO-acTe plantation, now u..Ger cultivd-
ton, on which to commence planting In
medlately for winter and spring crops,
i 8, 900 tomato plants now, ready for
planting: German or competent gardener
who understands raising tobacco, yesc-
table and scinl-tropiCal fruits, also a boy
or young man, will be given an interest
In the net proceeds for their work APP
ply by mail, or in person after 4 p. IN
to Col. JOHN HANCOCK, G4O1 Pa ave.
oc3O-15t
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EttEE-Our services free, If YOU are aOOk-
aug for a good cook, ,chamhemaid, butler
on general houseworker. give us d trial and
see. The c. 4. T.. A, 504 i 81. NV.
mol / -3t ,em
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FOR RENT-mIScEILANEoUs.

FUR HEN = NINt 1IsI1.f -Nf<OC =
500
FOR RENT-For term or years, the coal
dump, located cor. Ist and u SITS. ne..
Connected with B. o. tracks; the largest
dump in the city, and the one nearest the
city's center. Apply to THOMAS W.
ShITH, 1st and lid ave. NV. oci6-1nio
TYPEwRITERs rented at re-jced rates
with privilege Of purchase, standard
makes, preliminary instr uction free. NEW.
MANS EK AGENCY, Gil 7th
e. nv. EE AuSS-Sm.eD
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FOR SALE-HOU SES.

FOR EXCHANGE-Bicy for groceries;
or, in fact, what have you? ANY
THING, this office mol U-3t-em
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FOR REN Nicely furnished rooIas at
$50 n st. NV; well heated all modern
convsniences also good table board.
nol2-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To trade 4-room frame house
nearly new, iii Garfield Heights, for
lignU carriage in good condition; and W iii
take balance in small monthly payments
Address X. K. T., this office. st
FOR EXCHANGE-valuab real estate
for Legitimate business; would pref er
coal and wood, grocery, flour and feed, or
real estate. F. L. NJ, this office.
al tl-Yt
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HELp wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Three steady, intelligent men,
with references, to Sell q Christmas
specially: tag money to right men. call
on MR. LANE, bet. l and o clock. Sat
urday afternoon only. Room A, 4S4 La
ave. Item
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED At once. good cooks. chamber
maids. aud general huuSeworkerS: call
ana take places At once. 5o4 Z IL. NV
no D -St-hm
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WANTED-BUARl).

WANTED-By lady. board In private fam
lily; not exceed $40. Address BOARD, this
office. no11-3t-em
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wANTKp-PosTAeB STAMPS.

WANTED-For cnsn, all kinds OF United
States Postage and Department. stamps,
collections alsO bought H. +. DUNK
HORST, 1905 7th Ct. NV. oce.u
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FOR RENT-A very desirable sleeping
ing room on I'd floor; for , persons. 4lo
q ST. NV mol 1-3t, ,em
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CONFECTIONERY store: located: GU prom
inent street: will sell whole or taIf IN
terest to right party. DUNLAP, 800 + st.
mol 0-3t
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WANTED 3 firSt-class coat hands on
ladies' coats. and one braider, also one
hushelman. r. W. YEA, 6lS 18th St NV
mol 81 en-
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WANTEp-Young man tlesirous of lea rn-
ing grocery ana meat business would ike
position in store. Address BUSINESS,
this office. Item
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FOR RENT-U NFuRNISHED ROOMS

+ OR RENT -UufuInished, for light house
keeping, or large, communicating
roolns, I'd floor, with bath, heat anu
gas OH same ItUoT, private family: terms
rea SOnable. Al 2dst.nw mol -em
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haN "a A Stuall cigar store: mus be in
good location and cheap; state price.
AlOAh, lIlls OIIIce. mol 2-3t
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FOX REN1-13ll 81. INV. large, hand
somely fur. room, with board; 2d floOr,
bath same floor; furnace heat; small pr-
yate family. mol 1-3t,em
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Private family can accommo-
date two gentlemen with cheerful front
room and board, with home Comforts, Mt
low rates. 1121 4th st. NV mol O-3t
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$500 will buy pa yinE grocery store, NV,
on busy corner: fixtures almost worth
price asked. DUNLAP, 9u6 81.
mol U-3t
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WANTED > well-dresscd. well-educated
Catholics, 20 10 81 years of age. DINiS-
MORE, ga 1th II. NV. hOl O-3J-cm
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Nicely fur. rooms OH I'd or 3d
floors. Inquire 473 Md. ave. sws
mol 1-3t ,em
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FOR SALE-A rare chance for an enter
priSiug man, corner grocery and provision
store, doing a thriving business i'm good
locality, to go cheap; stock and fixtures;
good reasons for selling, rent only SlU.
Call a 241 K st ne. nOS-6t, ,em
The evening times., 1897-11-12

wANTED-Barber; colored; for saturday.
No. 10 X II. ne. Item
The evening times., 1897-11-12

FOR RENT-Two communicating, fur.
front rooms, I'd floor; suitable for light
housekeeping. 1903 ii st.uw. noll-5i ,eIn
The evening times., 1897-11-12

NANTED-Day's work or chamberwork,
10y COlOred woman; city refs. Gail 1911
Attn II. NV. nol Stem