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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
southampton Delegates.
Dinyyiddie Delegates.

PETERSBURG. VA. July D.-(Special)
The Democrats of Dinwiddie county met
to-day at the courthouse and elected
the following delegates to the State con-
vention. which meets at Roanoke: Messrs.
D. d. Cobb. w. c. Rives, w. j. Faikner
r r. Williams, r. w. Clements, John
Y Harris John w Galusha, and George
w Farmer. Delegates at large: Hon. w.
p. McIlwaine, Z. II. Barrow, and John
p Tucker. Resolutions were adopted
instructing the eleven delegates for Tyler
for Governor and Lassiter for Attorney
Conpro1
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at no distant day shaft will be erect
ed suitable 10 mark the spot. The list
below Is the record kept by Or. James L.
white. who was surgeon 10 the hospital
here for some time after the war.
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THE BnIDEhYCHARGES
Will Be Investigated, Says the
Senate.
NO MORE FREE PASSES
Is the Object of Senator Clark's
Excellent Bill.
LOOK OUT FOR MORE DIVORCES
The Vote for Governor to Be Counted
on Tuesday, When Judge Rus
sell Will Take tho Oath
of Office.
LOOK our FOR MORE DIVORCES

Called to order by Speaker Hileman at
eleven o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Levi
Branson, ID. D., who said I'VE claim thus
as q Christian Legislature"
Leave of absence given Mr.. Schulken,
Mr.. Horne, Mr.. Cathey, Mr.. Hancock,
Mr.. Bryan, of Chatham.
Mr.. Ormsby introduced a petition ask
ing prohibition of the sale of liquor with
in two miles of certain churches in Yad-
kin county.
Mr.. Duffy, from citizens from Chat
ham asked prohibition of the sale of Ii
Quor within two miles of the Missionary
Baptist church.
Mr. Ferguson reported favorably the
bill to repeal chapter 1885, laws of 1895
assignment act.) Mr.. Cooke raised the
point that the rules required every re-
port to state that a majority of the com
mittee was present when the bill was
considered. The Speaker said this rule
would be enforced. Heretofore bills
have been reported favorably from COM
nittees when only a few members were
present Mr.. Lusk said nearly all the
members were present except Cook, of
Cumberland, and Sutton, OF Cunber-
land Mr.. Lusk made the entry and the
bill went On the calendar.
Mr. Sutton offered report from the
committee on rules, adopting those of the
last House, with an amendment to rule
n, providing that ON the demand OF any
member, or of his own motion, the Speak
or is empowered TO count those present
and not voting to make a quorum (the
Reed rules.) Rule "a amended forbid
ding the entertainment OF any amend
ment to any resolution or bill unless III
writing and signed by the member offer
ing the same.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Chaplin to settle the accounts of
committees of 1895, Ito pay Z. r. Purnell
$240 as attorney OF Arlington committee
and to pay witnesses in same) Mr.
Adams in favor OF Thos. r.. Purnell Ito
pay him for his services as attorney Of
Arlington commission).
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Person, of Wayne, to increase the pow
er and duties of Railroad Commissioners,
providing that whenever it shall appear to
the Railroad Commission that rates or
facilities Of transportation for passen-
gers and property between points without
the State and points within the State
are unreasonable, unjust or otherwise
prejudscial TO individuals or localities
within the State, the State Railroad Com
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ODD PAIRS.

Curtains, Tapestry Curtains,
and Portierres.
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mission shall have authority to bring and
and maintain proceeding in its own name
before the Interstate Commission Com
mission
Mr.. Perkerson, to amend chapter 127
of the laws of 1896 concerning payment
of scrip, due bills, &c.
Mr.. Plat, to authorize the authorities
of Eeastem Hospital to admit Ephraim
Williams.
Mr.. Price, to authorize commissioners
of Monroe to erect water works.
Mr.. Hauser, to change the name of
Charles Randolph Davis to G.. r. D.
Whitfield.
Mr.. Arlington, to amend chapter 107,
laws of 1885.
Mr.. Peace, to amend the school laws of
the State, relative to public schools.
Mr.. Hileman, to incorporate Moore
county and Western Railroad Company
Mr.. McPeeters for the relief OF the
sheriff OF Yancey county.
Mr.. Hauser to reduce the salaries OF
clerks of the General Assembly.
Mr.. Sutton to amend Section 30 of the
Code, relating to attorneys; give judges
discretionary power to limit the number
and time of speeches except in capital
cases.
Mr.. Person, of Wayne, nominated A.
L. Swinson, of Wayne, for Enrolling
Clerk, seconded by Brown, of Jones, and
Mr. Blackburn.
Mr. Crecch, of Johnston, nominated
C. W. Horne of Johnston Mr.. Person,
of Wayne, Mr.. Cook, and Mr.. Nelson
appointed tellers. Horne's name with
drawn. Swinson elected. The Speaker
announced that Swinson had been elected.
Mr.. Cook reminded him that it was
a joint election, and he would have to
wait for report of teliers.
Mr.. Brown moved to adopt report OF
committee on Rules.
Mr.. Sutton moved to amend by adding
to pr:nl $50 copies. Accepted, and adopt
ed by the House.
MIR. Cook moved that a message be
sent to the Senate that Mr. Swinson had
received 77 votes. Jim Young opposed
adjournment until the Senate could be
heard from.
Mr.. Cook moved to take up the bill to
incorporate the Moore county and West
ern Railroad Company to Concord.
Mr.. Kenzie objected to the considera-
ton until referred to a committee, and
protested that his objection had been en-:
tered in time. The chair ruled other
wise.
Mr.. Cook, of Warren, asked during
the reading, that the bin be referred to the
committee on Corporations. Mr.. Sutton
asked to change this to Railroads which
was done.
A resolution from the Senate ordering
the printing Of 1900 copies of the Gov
errors message. The House refused to
concur. A conference committee was
appointed to confer with the Senate COM
mittee as follows: Lusk, Johnson ann
Mckenzie. (:
Mr.. Lnsk's bill to take up his bin re-
pealing the Assignment Act was taken
MP and passed the Third Reading. Mr..
Lusk said the bin was conceived In
fraud and born in iniqnity." There we've
two little noes registered against the pas
sage.
Nomination of Enrolling Clerk was talk
en- up and the name Of Mr.. Andrew T..
Swinson. of Goldsboro, was put in nom
nation by Mr.. Hauser, seconded by Mr..
Blackburn.
Mr. Andrew D. Raby, of Swain, was
put in nomination by Mr.. McPeeters, of
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Called TO order by observation-disclosures
or Doughton.
Prayer by Rev. Dr. j. A. Weston.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Anthony, to amend chapter 277
the Laws of 1895, in relation to divorce
(the present law permits divorce after
two years separation to parties who had
commenced proceedings before the pas
sage of act. Mr.. Anthony wants to en-
large it, and permit divorces whenever
parties have lived separate two years.
The one who leaves cannot remarry).
Mr.. Clark, to amend chapter lit, Laws
of 1885. in relation to stock law.
Mr.. Mcneil, to amend section 90 OF
The Code, in relation to pauper suits
Mr.. Moye, to prevent discrimination
between various legal tender bills.
Mr.. Ashburn, of Surry, to amend the
Federal Constitution, so that no State be
permitted. to restrict the rights Of suf-
fTage.
: Mr.. Moye, to prevent discrimination
Between various legal tender money.
Mr. Anderson, to instruct our Represen.
fatiyes in Congress to vote for the Cam
sron resolutions. He asked unanimous
consent for immediate consideration.
Major Grant objected.
/: Mr. Clark, the following bill:
|; Section l. No public officer, or person
elected or appointed to a public office,
under the laws of the State, shall direct
.ly or indirectly ask, demand. accept, re-
ceive or consent to receive for his own use
or benefit, or for the use Of benefit Of an
other, any free pass, free transportation,
franking privileges or discrimination in
passenger, telegraph or telephone rates,
from any person or corporation, or make
use of the same himself or inconiunction
with another. A person who violates any
provision of this section shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall for
felt his office at the suit of the Attorney
General. Any corporation, or agent there-
Of. who shall offer promise to public
officer, or person appointed or elected to
a public Office, any such free pass, free
transportation ranking privileges or
discrimination, shall be deemed guilty OF
misdemennor and liable to punishment,
except as herein provided. No person
or officer, or agent of a corporation giving
any such free pass, free transportation
franking privileges or discrimination
hereby prohibited, shall be privileged
from testifying in relation thereto, and
he shall not be liable to civil or criminal
prosecution therefor, if he shall testify
to the giving OF the same"
The following committees were an.
nouced:
Propositions and Grievances.-Shaw
Rep), chairman: Ashburn Rep1
Dicks Rep), Henderson, colored
Rep), Mcneil (Rep.), Anderson Rep),
Atwater Pop), Clark Pop.), Conner
Rep.l, Alexander (Pop)
Corporations-Mr Anderson. (Rep.l
chairman; Maulteby Rep), Sharp of Ire
dell (Rep), Mccarthy Rep.), Grant
(Rep.), Moye Pop), Lyon (Pop.), But
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MOODY AGAINST PROHIBITION
(Asherille Citizenl

1t will be surprise to many to learn
that the celebrated evangelist, Dwight
l.. Moody, is opposed to prohibition. In
Boston few days ago, Mr. Moody de-
clared that he was opposed to prohibition
because he was convinced that it would
not prohibit. Mr.. Moody is for local op,
ton, bu for just what reason is not clear.
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ODD PIECES.
Ter Pop), Earnhardt Pop), CLARK

Ter Pop, Earnhardt Pop), Clark
.Pop)
Railroad and Railroad Commission
Mr.. Butler Pop), chairman; Mccarthy
(Rep.), Shore (Rep.), Maultsby (Rep.),
Shore, of Wilson (Rep9', Ramsey (Rep.),
Clark Pop), Walker (Pop.), McCaskey
Pop.), Maxwell Pop)
Judiciary.-Mr. Smathers (Rep.), chair
man; Whedbee (Rep), Anderson (Rep.) /,
Mccarthy Gtep). Ramsey (Rep), Shore
rep, Clark Pop, Butler (Pop), Nc
Caskey tPop.), Maxwell (Pop.), Mitchell
Pop.)
Federal Relationship. Mitchell Pop !,
chairman; Snathers (Rep.), Grant (Rep.),
Ashburn (Rep), Rollins (Rep.), Shore
(Rep), Wakefield (Pop.), Atwater Pop.),
Newsome (Pop.), Shaw (Pop.)
Deaf, Dumb and Blind institution
Mr.. Alexander (Pop.), chairman; MauEts-
by (Rep), Person (Rep.), Rollins (Rep.),
Sharp, OF Wilson, (Rep.), Shore CRep.),
Whedbee (Rep), Yearger (Rep.), Atwater
(Pop), Earnhardt Pop), Mitchell (Pop),
Cannon (Pop.), Walker (Pop.) Harrison
Pop), Utley tPop)
Engrossing Bills. Mr.. Mcneil (Rep.),
chairman; Ashburn (Rep) Dickson
(Rep), Maultsby Rep), Sharp Rep),
Yeager (Rep.), Maxwell (Pop.), Walker
(Pop), Geddie (Pop.), Utley (Pop),
Barker Pop.)
TO INVESTIGATE BRIBERY.
Mr.. Atwater offered Senate resolu-
ton TO investigate the charges of bribery,
and said the public charges made re-
fiected upon every Senator in the body.
Mr. Smathers, Mr.. McCaskie and Mr..
Grant spoke on the same line. Resolu-
ton adopted. Then the vote was recon
sidered, and the resolution was changed
to q joint one and passed as follows:
Whereas, The election of n Senator
to represent the State in the Senate of
the United States is a matter of the very
highest concern to the people and is a
duty devolving upon this General Assem-
bly,, and,
Whereas, it is publicly and openly
charged that bribery and corruption in
relation 10 said election have been and
are being made to members of the Gen
eral Assembly to influence said election
Now, therefore, to the end that said
charges may be fully investigated by the
Senate, the House of Representatives
concurring,
Resolved, That special committee
Of three members OF the Senate and two
members Of the House be appointed to
investigate and report at the earliest con-
venience the facts in relation to said
charges.
Resolved further, That said special
committee be and the same are hereby
authorized and empowered to administer
oaths, compel attendance OF witnesses
and send for persons and papers,
COUNT THE GOVERNORS VOTE.
A bill to count the vote for Governor
and other State officers ON the first
Tuesday after the meeting of the General
Assembly was adopted. 1t provides that
Immediately after the counting Of the
vote the Governor shall be sworn in, and
that the other State officers shall take
the oath of Office as soon after the vote
is published as may be convenient, and
enter upon the duties OF their offices.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by John Y.
MacRae.
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Swain. The vote resulted as follows:
Swir:son, 70; Raby, 20.
The bill was passed to count the bal
lots land inaugurate the Governor next
Tuesday Second and third reading)
Az 1:21 the House adjourned until
Monday morning at IL O'Clock
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TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL 1t
fails to cure. 20c.
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Pitchers Castoria.
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SENATE.

Called to order by Lieutenant Govern
or Doughton.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. J. A. Weston.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
,senedule in effect May 2. 1917

All trains arrive ana Ieafe -cHU'1 i'a ana
Pa.Senger station
- fn-Daity local Tor DaaFiliv, Char
totts. aud way stations connects ~ MHnss-
~ frr IT asDUrE, II aTrisonhurg, and
sd1nurCu. dauy, except SUNDAY, and
- n vuCnbG.,c with tht -Nofinik tuu west
an daily. and with the ChesapeAke and
S ~, d,ily. for Ine NUtu'S III Bridge aud
LS tA,ii-,' q n.-Daay the UNITEs. STATES
FAST MALL S gf['g and Wa lH HIsf g
SicSP1n,,itIe unIung at Salisbury Win
SS.a,ti1,Ian sleeper ror AslevLle and Hoe
sprinss G. hno1vlils a. and
N FASH si.soeT fOs Augusta. Pullman Bufres
Sia..,.r New NoEk 20 New orleans, connect
in', ~ Atlanta for Birmingham aud Mem
jus 49,. ,fsttu oSl..ss-. ,l1s tH. Nt.yy
bb.-.,IS.a,s without change Sunset personals
81 tourist cXcI'vstOn through SIs.etlef
on th a tram every neuues'iaJ 70 san Fl al
CISCO, VIM ~ nj 0c,u Tor Front Royal. stras
- :. II IfafrisOHbuIE < with connection for
stanton, daily, except . undsy,
a - 10. nI.-ltstiiJ, .O9iI 'OE LBarlOtueS
Si iS-Aa n. m.-Daily. WASHINGTON AND
soUTHWEsTE..kl;N, III nm LLD, Linz
it.Laers dining cars and day coaches
faII1~an sIeepers New 1oIk 70 HastE
Nlils' aa,t.r1oua: New York to ram "a.
S'0 -'rts,4tP. COiuIubtdt savannah ana
W Ila,cvsonviIle: New York to Memphis. gis
y
bal n.ss7',,ra and Montgomery Eestiui;ls.i
Wa Ii.1l,cn W asiin EJOn TO Atlanta South
oSs 4siixay dining caf, GreensDOrO %
A 2R Rms on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
=, fATTSIStS leave Washington y.OI a. IN
~ 90 u IN. and AS p. IN daily sx-
emf sunday. and go p N. Sunday only
SepS 1,.,I IIill. ~ D. IN. daily, except sun
~ Ss,r cesD burg, and .. % p M daily FOR
Hsyndon. Returning, arrive az Washing
ton s.26 a. N. and $40 p n daily and
Setto "a m daily, except Sunday from
Ea.nd Hi. and 7.Oo a N. daily, exceps
s1rs1'1y- IrtBnl ftefBt.uifs ssis4 c-.l-f "a.
siaaI, est.,-lI sunday. from LeeSburg
Through trains from the south arrive az
Ws.SnInrft1u d. AZ a, m-, go ID. m ana
g.25 10 n. daily. Harrisonburg, 1910 o
nL, and 925 p N daily, except sunday,
aud 80 a. IA, daily, from IilsEriOJJess vile
Tickets sleeping car reservation, and in
formation furnished at offices, Oil and
1900 Pennsy lyania avcnus and at pennsyI-
VaniA Railroad + Passenger StatiOa-
W. "A. GREEN, zen. Supt.
d 81. CD1.R, A raTI1c Manager
w A. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent
I 4. b Browns Cen. Agt- kess. Depf.
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> ALTIMORE -
80 AND OHM
RAILROAD.
Scneouie1n effect June 5.Is9T.

/ scnedUie1n effect June 5. 1897.
/ Leave Washington from station corner OF
/ New Jersey avenue lad SC
/ ,FOr ChicagO aud Northwest, VesJiDuled
Limited trains 1000. LAO . N, sos
| For Cincinnati. st Louis, and Tndianapo-
| us, Express. ll-45 a m Vestibuled Lin
ISSN. . - Y N. express Ii 80 p m
a Eor ,Pld6ts5urg and Cleyeland. express
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit. II: 80
For Winchester and way stations. 500.
For New Orleans. Memphis. Birmingham.
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Roam
eke, l1-20 p IA daily sissping Cars
through.
For LuEay. $40 p N daily
For Baltimore, week daJ >, D 90, $50.
Il Il % Ca ao:x 205 i'C x442 49, x 6 IS
3 20. x4 30, 435, 1905, X5.l9, 80,
Kill 90 p M and i2-9l 4, niga5 o Sundays "
xI2 %. x12, 20, / 90, x3,Oo, 8 90, > $,
H 80 D. N, Xl2UI night.
For AHnapOns, = TO- nj :. so a n. 1910
and 4 80 p Ia sundays, $50 o. H.. %
For Frederick, week days. 500 a m,
1L45, 40, $50 D. II sundays, %
q For 81. Hagerstowa, 1000 a u. and 1880
For Boyd and way points. week days.
For iialtheTsouTg dHd way points. week
DAYS 90. S.Du a.. tIl.. y. 81, 800, 4 80.
4ys, 8 30, $50, 2 90, II 40 p m Sun.
days, 500 q IN, LILO, 4-S3s ZOO. 10.1a
2. IN .- ,...-... -, -
= 90 a ul.. $50, .. 30 p. IN week days
:. ot, a NJ, lb o IN sundays
FOR Say Ridge, wees days, S.l5 a. m
snn 4.3O D. M. Sundays, 9.35 i. IN. 1-3D
and 3:I5 p NJ
Itoy,lI Blue Line for New YOrB
and PDiIadeIphia.
All trains Illuminated with PlntsCh lighk
For Philadelphia, New YORK., Boston ssad
the East week days, l.Oo, = ~. lOlO
~, ~ 90 I2.4O all Dining Cars, 800,
* u5 Dining Can, IL OF night Sleeping
car open at 90 e'ClOCkl sundays, 7.Oh
"a "a - H. ,l2.5O an DIning Cars. s1.DV.
~ az Dining Can, ! 2 OF night. sleeping
- omen 1000 y clock AdcitIuEal trains
~ PhIlAGelphih, week days daily, 500
p. m - -, -. - -, H.. 49,,
For Atlantic City, 1000 a m IL 90
noon. and .. 30 p NJ, week days l2.4o
10 m sundays.
1ENcept sunday DAILY. tSund8y
only. xExpress trains.
Iaarpage called Tor and checked from
,otssIS and residences by Union Transfer
On orders left at ticket Offices, $40
~ enUsytyanta avenue northwest, New YORK
'I---f,.. aud Iftecuth street. ana az Depot
yCSf a GREENE, ID. B. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass Trafra
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

Cigar. NM. Goo Large. 1000
..........- sW. 1870 Good 900
h"n'hrSo~ s sw: i &c I $50 800 so5.SS
| Das Der shop o.. NV. 5000 $40 4V0OJ
good hakery aud good coal yards cheap.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
, ie-:-itom eIs 81. NV.
FOX SALE fruit stands. stock ami fix
lures, atlow price. CAN at ; TAND 339-
34l, Northern Liberty Market. Item
FOR SALE-Fruit AMI vegetable stand
436 y. l.. MarSet; cheap. JeE2-5t-em
FOR SALE-stock and fixtures cf an old
established grocery viii sell cheap.
For further Information apply Se. cor. 4th
and IL sts. NV. Item
FOR SALE-CBeap, confectionery store.
cigars, etc, in good. settled location
Addfess e A, this Office ie223t
FOR SALE-Dug store, situated III de-
sIFable business locality. Apply WI.
f. AMBROSE, Attorney at Law, 456 La.
ave. je22-St
FOR SALE-Cigar and news stand, Mt.
vernon depot, Sl5o; make offer. Gany
sales, So To $40. BUSfNBsS EXCHANGE,
g15 st. ----- Je2l-R-cE
FOR SALE--saleon, $500: NV. r1or.ns.
rent, $40; casfl register; cabinet n y tlf -:
near Gov, bldg, BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
9IS r 81. Jc2f stem
FOR SALE--whoIeSalc lIguor license aad
SObp Wtftu Oh ilNUfWH AT q fN-fFliTf- " al
sell separately. BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
9lS &. le2f- EN-
FOR SALE Meaiut-szs iron safe: or
VIII trade for hoTse' 6S7 Pa. ave. Sc
Je2l-
FOR sALE-A fine grce-Ty ana provision
store; located ia tue NV, store. dwelling
anu stable, reasonable reat, cash sales have
averaged since opened $50 per day; no
credit business done. Address CASH GRO
CER, this office. lagI-itrpu
FOR SALE-Dry goods and rot.on store,
doing GoOd business. cheap. Box Is,
TINS Office. te2l-5t,em
FOX SALE-A bargain tnet Is seldom
offered. well a OCked grocery ana
provision store, IncmUug horse waLOn,
harness ana tine dOuble ice box. IN FIRST
ClstSS neiEhi Oi hDod. ali for $500. rent of
store, Sl2. per month. test res.s.bns for sell
ing, AGuress PROVISIONS, tills Office.
FOR SALE Bakery and confectionery,
large hease anu stable. sshurb of Wash
;ngtOn. splendid business, aa opposition,
VIII sell nall cash, balance IN years
Address 20O3 18th st NV ie20-3t
FOR SALE-owing 70 my bad heaIth
Will sell nay 3-Cn6ir BARRIER sifOp for
$3.50 cIsn; don't miss thu chance. Al
dress HEALTH, this Office Je20-3s
A GOOD INV EsTMENT- few shares a.
feTed In a paying gold mine. a home Gear
pany. Gail az the office Of write fer
particulars headqua Ftefs Tor mining iu--
formation; FRANK PLAYTER, Sec
Rotary, Riggs Fire Ins. m'dg. 7OS 18th
st. NV. Je20-tf
FOR sALE-S225 buggy for $50 Ellis
T. sc. NV. Je2O-St
Before leaving Washington for The Summer |
r,6scr,Ss for TIE TINES The Morning. |
and Sunday Editions psH Re Eseil'd 70 yOH
for thirty fire cents monsA-the HcrHtHg |
EUsnina and SsaSop Edstioas for my I'D |
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FOR RkNT-HDUsEs.

E0K RIsNT-603. a Il q "a sw.; 5 rcsnIs,-
water anu gas. 81 go per month g. Il
PA4fhtRs ID cth, A liz and r. SITS. sw.
1e22-3t ,em
FOR RENTAL Anacostia, ID. C., Groom
cottage, IA nTSt-Class order. rapid transit.
rent only Sl2. 30; a very desirable home;
good nelghhoThood. c. BOYER x SON.
Fl 7th st. sw ie20-3t
FOX RENT-509 18th st. Sc: = rooms;
large yard SI4 EU0 BNE ARNOLD,
los La. ave. je2I-3t,em
FOR RENT-To desirable coiored family
SiX-TOom house; excellent nelghboThOOd,
NV all mod imp; $50 per month. Apply
TO OWNER, 11l5 5 81. NV. Je2O-7t
FOR RENT-S12 so; nice, 5-room frame:
water and sewer; In perfect order; large
yard aud stable; iii ID st. ne: also by
July L, 100; o-rOom, without stable,
5000. Apply 8l9 Md ave. ne. je20-3t
FOR RENT-House No. 5I1 81 &C.,
rus. ana bath; all mod. iInps.; S25. 90.
Je1 TWEEN
FOR RENT-f36 q st. NV; house open; 9
rooms; halls; range, bath, gas, new pa
perlng; back building; parking large back
yard; arranged for Two famIhes Improve
nients finished; $50. ie2O-36
FOR RENT-Rooms on sd floor, S3s Pa
ave. Apply TO CROCK Err. the shoe man,
on premises. my2O-tf-em
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For RENT-HOUSES.


.fNDR' KENT
1928 Marion st. nwy, let. 9Th and
ltn SITS, IN. l., y inns, 81. %
l0E4 Madison st n w, beU. T. and l.
sbh-s % rms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO.oo
: rms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
and 5th-above il St, 6 ms. 1880
ei / Golden st. sw., bet. and L SITS,
fBlb-. ....-.-......... S.OU
rms. ..................... I220
l131 Hayes count NV, bet ID and
Shs., ID rms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Al Ridge st NV, bet. NJ and n SITS,
"a floor, rms. SoO
1913 FrIstoe court NV, bet. and
w sts NV, rms. $50
s3f Farragut st. NV, near Sherman
ave, ms .................... o.Oo
1916 Bland aIley NV, near Howard
/ University, Observation-Disclosures. 500
u I Reeves 81. NV, bet. q and SITS,
! 4 rms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S.UO
rs Gordon ave. ne, bet. I'd and 81,
+ ana q SITS, 4 his. ............... 73O
2Ol2 Columbia Terrace NV, bet.
II and + SITS, ms. $50
i1GT6-S0 X TsienTer st. NE, bet. Il and
f sts., 9th and / 9TH SITS, ms. $50
2023 Seaton st. ne, bet. l. and + sts.,
: U rms. -.............. '''-...-..... o.OO'
IVY CITY
Cap. st. , near Olivetst., rnS...... SS.5
BLACKISTON'S ISLAND.
FUN. cottage, lot 5Ox150 TT, for
season, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 90
FURNISHED ROOMS
ga 9Th st NV, 2dfiUor., arms. $3.50
FURNISHED HOUSES
400 N. ]. ave. NV, thoroughly ruFn-
isheG, parking, heated by hot wa
Ter, rnlS ..................--.-S on w
For balance of list see Star,
A. s; CAYWOOD,. 933 9Th st. NV.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-22
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

EsH ssfE4e~~zs bsaasIsssS Iaaee ar Ken
s5n8b0tF,. INF. niusu ms seem TO Be- ae~
preclaLett. near electric anu steam ram
roads, 2-stOry and attic. 7-roOm dwell
ing cellar, bath, furnace, small fruit, etc;
size OF lot, 100 ft. by 81 IT: price. S., 250.
A CA1 WOOD, 933 9TH So. NV
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