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The morning news., 1897-03-29

The Kentucky legislature has passed
bill providing punishment for throw
ing and other interruptions at public
speakings. The bill is to be commended: :
nevertheless. there are persons who think
egg-throwing az mass meetings. under
certain circumstances. is commendable
aud should be perpetuated. Six rampant
i6-to-l advocates In the Kentucky iegisla-
ture voted agains. the bill
The morning news., 1897-03-29

Pugiiisuc ox-Postmaster Poe. OF Vir-
ginia. who Knocked out his man and was
therefor knocked out Of his office. would
probably do well 90 emierate 10 Nevada.
n he were to DO 20. and kept up his mus
Gle, he might uppef-out his way into the
soyernorship. Or a seat in congress.
The morning news., 1897-03-29

1t is worth while noting that Justice
Peckham, who rendered the antitrust de-
cision in the Trans-Missouri case, comes
from the "plutocratic east" and is one of
a family of lawyers. He is from New
York; and Wall street is in New York
He was placed upon the bench by Presi-
dent Cleveland. According to the enemies
of Mr.. Cleveland, Justice Peckham should
have taken the other side of the case
The decision should strengthen popular
confidence in the supreme court, since 1t
is perfectly clear that politics had moth
ing whatever to do with it,
The morning news., 1897-03-29

one of the latest political news items
Is to the effect that ex-Congressman Ben
Butterworth is to be commissioner of pat
expert on patents. He probably knows
more about patent ballot boxes than any
other man in the country.
The morning news., 1897-03-29

Really the governor Of South Carolina
cannot be blamed for holding Sls hands
off of the police situation in Charleston.
The metropolitan system has not a great
deal to commend IL, but the press and
the preachers of the city have been un-
able to get together with regard to the
matter. and the people seem to be con-
siderably divided. Until Charleston her-
self determined just what she wants, the
governor cannot give it to her.
The morning news., 1897-03-29

Capital punishment has been abolished
by the Colorado legislature. Hereafter
the state will furnish free board and lodg-
ing during life for her convicted murder
ers, and look after their health. They
may in after times repay her kindness by
committing other murders, as a life-term
murderer did in the Michigan penitentiary
some time ago. But Colorado will have the
satisfaction of knowing that she has fallen
in line with advanced" humane ideas.
The morning news., 1897-03-29
CURRENT COMMENT.
Day of Reckoning Coming.

The tariff schemers in congress act as If
they had no dream that another congress
sional election is to occur next year and
that a successor to President Mckinley is
to be elected three years hence.
The morning news., 1897-03-29

Ex-Gov. Chamberlain Of South Carolina,
now lawyer in New York. where he has
been practicing his profession ever since
he left the Palmetto state. announces that
he will retire and devote the remainder of
his life to running dairy farm. He has
made fortune. and will merely run the
dairy farm to pass away the time.
A duty of 30 per cent. is to be placed
upon hyacinth bulbs and orchids. which
are not produced in this country and have
heretofore been on the free list. But
yams are to be admitted free.
The morning news., 1897-03-29

The health officer Of the port Of New
York has been making experiments to the
bubonie plague. lie reports gratifying
progress. He inoculated horse with
the virus. and with the serum taken from
the horses blood experimental upon mice.
a number Of mice were inOeulated with
the plague cultures. part OF the NUM-
ber were treated with the serum. and they
lived. Those which were not treated with
the serum died in a short time. The re-
suits Of the experiments. the health officer
says. would indicate that the serum in
this horse will surely be both preventive
and curative" Other tests are 70 follow.
The morning news., 1897-03-29

A Washington special to the New York
Tribune begins with this sentence: THE
fact that the gold democrats are to receive
great consideration at the hands of Pres
tdent Mckinley" etc. This is interesting.
Presumably 1t refers TO a distribution of
the patronage. But the great majority
OF the so-called gold democrats would
probably prefer that the great considera-
tion they are to receive should take the
form of proper attention to the money
question on the part Of the administration.
The morning news., 1897-03-29

MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1897.
The morning news., 1897-03-29

every day carried from port to port as
part of a ships cargo, and very serious ac-
cidents have occasionally arisen from the
intermixture of various chemicals on
board ship by the damaging effect of a
rough passage upon the packages. The
trade in cylinders of compressed gases has
already been placed under control. Still an
other chemical substance of comparatively
recent discovery Is now so extensively
used as to have given rise to the necessity
of a home office order being recently is
sued. We refer to carbide of calcium
which on simply becoming moist gives off
the exceedingly infiammable gas acety-
lene. Carbide of calcium is useful for a
variety of purposes, but chiefly because
on simply placing Il in water it evolves
pure acetylene. which possesses a remarka-
bly, high Illuminating power. The employ
ment of this method of generating gas
eous illuminant for optic lanterns. for
Photographic purposes, and for lighting
private dwelling houses has already been
tried. II Is quite obvious that some res
| trictions should be placed upon the sale
! and storage of this substance, which is
now being manufactured on a large SCALE
and which simply in a moist atmosphere
gives Off an infiammable gas. which with
| air forms an explosive mixture. Carbide Of
calcium rs now to be brought under the
1ith section OF the Petroleum act, 1871, and
after April /. 1897, Il will be unlawful TO
keep carbide Of calcium except IN virtue of
| n license 10 be obtained from the local au-
thority under the petroleum act. Doubtless
the recent accidents that have been report
ed from time TO time by the employment OF
acetylene In this way have prompted the
home office TO issue this order. together
with a memorandum showing the char
acter Of the risks TO be guarded against.
ana giving suggestions as 10 the nature OF
the precautions likely to be most effectual
for securing safety.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-25
Oahu Stockholders

The chamber of commerce was
crowded yesterday morning for meet
ing of the stockholders of the new Oahu
Plantation company. An active inter
est in the affairs Of the new corpora
ton is shown by all Reports on plant
ing. ETC., were received and approved
On account of the protracted stay
abroad of C. a Brown, Col. J. H. Soper
was elected a director in place of Mr.
Brown. At the invitation of Mr.. Dill
ingham all Of the trustees took a triI
to the new plantation yesterday after
noon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-25
Two Entertainments.

Head Master Fem is directing ar
rangements for an entertainment to bt
given by the boys of Iolani college to-
morrow evening.
A concert for the hymn book funt
is to be given by the young ladies O
st. Andrews Priory in the Sabbath
School room next Tuesday evening. !
fine program will be presented and tn
admission will be but 50 cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-25

AS Christmas is nearing. many novel
ties can be found at the Woman's Elk
change, in the lines of polished cocoa
nuts, embroidery and fancy work
some choice Niihau mats. and beauti-
full bamboo and lauhala photograph
covers. The Hawaiian cook book is g
practical Christmas gift to any house
keeper. A table of % cents and 81
cents articles will be found See theil
advertisement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-25

}. |. NA|ERROOSE. !
800.
IF You wish to get your
Groceries fresh and cheap
l give us trial and we will
endeavor to show you
what we can do in this line
Now that Thanksgiving is
drawing near it will pay you
to call and inspect our stock.
We suggest the following,
which help to make a Thanks
giving dinner a success:
FRESH APPLES;
FRESH LEMONS;
FRESH CRANBERRIES;
CRANBERRY SAUCE
Gin bottles and tins):
OLIVES;
GUAVA JELLY;
FRESH APPLE CIDER;
BOILED CIDER,
(For making Mince Pies;
MINCE MEAT;
HAMS;
BOTTLED PIE FRUITS;
CALIFORNIA PEAS:
FRENCH PEAS;
| ASPARAGUS;
CORN;
LEMON, ORANGE, cITRoN AMI
MIXED PEAL;
SPICES;
MORTON'S PLUM PUDDINGS;
ATMORES PLUM PUDDINGS;
| NUTS;
RAISINS;
r MORTON'S CANDIES;
ETC, ETC, ETC, ETC, ETC
; !; J.. I. XAIERHOUSE.
e QUEEN STREET.
The times., 1897-06-30

WANTED-A home by a settled woman TO
make herself generally useful 4V2
ST. NV ie2y-3t
The times., 1897-06-30

FOR RENT-Fur. large, bay window front
room. bath on same floor, nice loca tiou
for summer. cars pass the door 80
st. :, Il ckinguOu 9eoO-ot
The times., 1897-06-30
.ALTiMORE -
80 AND OHM
RAILROAD
sepedu,efn eTrScr nm - :

Seneduiein effect June 5, 1887
Leave Washington from station corner or
New jersey avenue aud @ SC
FOR chicago and Northwest, yestibuied
Limited trains 1000. Has q m, SOS
Fos Cincinnati. st Louis. and Ipdianapo
lis, E&pEessr 1l:45 a m yeStibuled Linn
h9d, q; 40 p m, express IL 80 p. m
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 1l:se
For winchester ard way stations. 1900.
For New Orleans, Menlphis, birmingham.
Chattanooga, Knoxville. Bristol and Roam
oke, l;zO p Il. daily; Sleeping Care
For LuEay, $40 p m. daily
For Baltimore, week days, 900, 50,
e g66 T q no:x IL 39 sSe & s So sS S
saS O. 1a$S sso 4sS AsqS, sS xS3S, 1ISe
K .US. o. II x 10, Ky 50, $50. Xs 90 a. n.
xl2o5, xl2 40. loo, x3.00. so, 4s5.
XII So .. m, x12.01 night
For Annapolis, Z 20 anu . .30a- m, 10
and 4 80 p. IN. Sundays, $50 a M. .36
For Frederick, week days, 500 a. m.
1I.4o, 4-3U. $50 J.. u sundays, 8 30
For Hagerssown. t1o.eo a. N and $50
For Boyd and way points. week days
90 a. m. / I5. 100 o. m
Ior tSaIthersourg ana way points, week
ds,vs 4 90, y .ttO "a IA. II. OF, 800, 4 80,
as3. &. 30, 6.Y6, 7.G5, 1l-40 o. 10. Sun
days, 100 q. ~, 1l6, Asa, LOO, lu.is
For Washington Junction end way points,
x 40 e. ~. 4 50, o-ao p m We o6yA
!, 40 a ili., l 1-l5 D. III. Sundays
FOR Bay Ridge, week days, 9:15 a. m
onr $40 o. ~ Sundays, 1886 - IN, l:50
and s;:l5 o. III !
,sov,,l Blue Line for New 1ora
and philadelphia
An trains tIIunluated " Ith fIntscb lighk
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston and
the Easr. week days. .05, B. 90, 1000 d
IN. 100, u2-4O all Dining Cars, 5OV,
Is .u5 Dining Cap, tI2 ol night, Sleeping
Car. open at 10. 90 o'clocs9. sundays, LOO
y 90 a. NJ, slz.4O all DInlnS Cars, o-Oos
l5.O5 Dining Car, 12-O1 night, sleeping
car. open 1000 Q Clock Adcitlunal tralna
for Philadelphls>, week days. daily, SOU
buffet Parior Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1O.oO a M, II u0
noon. and IL. 40 p ui-s week days lz.4o
D. m, Sundays
Tor Cape May, IL noon.
Except sunday. Daily sSunosr
only. XExpfess trains
Baggage called fOr and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
10 on orders left at ticket offices, Sl9
pennsyIvanla avenue northwest, New York
aS-enIi;s and fIfteenth street, ana at Des5CfE
WA NJ GREENE, ID. B. MARTIN,
Gen Manager Mgr. Pass Traffic
The times., 1897-06-30
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
tschedule in effect May 2. 1s97l

An trains arrive andieave fennsylvanis
n.-DajIy. local for DaavIie Char
Iotte and way stations, eonnsefs at, as Maaas aa,
staar1onib n59b,.s '1t With the Norfolk .Ind West
srn. daily. and with the 1h,esis.e;aae sn1
OHIO. daily, for Ihe Nalu - 1'tHiso @"u
i-e4i15 u.-Daiiy the UrfTEs. STATES
z cT MAJU carries pullman 6C tiet
f,al,,a,s New York and Washington TO
iacksonville. ucipng at salisbury w,.n
Pullman Sleepet Tor Aslevliie anu tics hes
Spsh Vile Tenn, and al baIlotte with Pun
man Sleeper for Augusta tuunan buIIet
-Gieeper New York 10 New oitehns, eon..ecF
inS At A tlanta los birmingham ana Mem
'h5 -. sTasu y sti-ttn JC Seyv
,,r;;s pr;sans without change Sunset perst nsIls
Or,I11,..I tourist cNCI'rstOn SffrOus-n sleeissf
coiiyus.v~ 90 m every Wednesday to Sau Fran
e'soV, 81, %. m-LoeslIVr Frout Koya-, stras-
h,,rss :, nj itarrisoiliurg w:Sn tssnuectIon Tor
Sfatinuon, daily, except SUNDAY.
- ii %. nl--Daiiy. ioe.ti sof CbaTlottes-
Vl,ie. u-paily, WASHINGTON AND
.6G-,ryI ~ III K x if,sTEkN, v YES1ibULED, LINZ
TTStn composed OF fuAnisin e.tlDuIe.>
seepers. dil.ing eSs Nsw xi'e ore des 10 Sssi,.
! ~. J,pnr via Ashevliie, hno1yIlie
o1ns' enn Chattanooga. New York to Tampa,
VI IIaa,rsnnvi!le; New York to Memphis, VIA
sSis,'I~i's..i,,luI, New 1ors 10 New UKieans.
VIZ AJialiLa Iiid MoIstSoins! es subu.sd
VIC, VIZ. ssch Washington &c Atlanta South
os,! oay Raiiway dining car, Greenshoro IL
A4nt an : tNS On WASHINGTON AND oHIG
0ihTTSIflS n leave Washington 9:01 a- H.
daiiv' / 90 d. IN. and 4: 40 p- IN daily, ex-
c..,,f sunday. and $40 p. M. Sunday only
s R1,.r,d fIilI. A. 81 p ~ daily, except sun
dav FOR x.eesburg, and go p m daily fof
Mayyrton Returning, arrive at Washing
,nn S,26 A. III. and $40 p H. daily and
S.uO u. m daily. except sunday, from
Round Hill, and I:Oe u M 'uihy, e4ceps
ss,,sis.y fra4ss -zscflissOiI, s4sss4 o-1t a.
a.Iliy t:x,ebI Susse:4S, ireiii L'.espgrg
Through trains from the South arriye as
wAshinafen ~ ~ III. 2.2U D. m, and
S.25 o. III. daily. Harrfsonburg, 12;40 p.
m. and g.25 y. m daily, except Sundoys
Snci so u. il. daily, 4rUiIs CHari0ttesyIlle-
Tickets, sleeping Cur reservation. and IN
forp,a5ion furnished at Offices, Oil and
1900 feunS yiyitiiIsi avenue and ut peunSyi
Vania kaIlrCau Passenger Station.
~. a. GfkEE.s, OeB- cI1pI-
- M. GULF, lfa1Iic A1anaEevs
~, a. 1'uIftk, ten. Pass. AGeuE
T. =. Browns Gen. Agt- tAss. Depn
The times., 1897-06-30
RAHROABA-
RAILROAD

STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND q
STREETS
9v D,, a NJ week days-PITTSBUkB Il &
hnESS-Porlor and Dining Cars. Harr.s-
Ao-oD a. Al PENNs YLsASIA LIMITED
f,,saian aIDian Sleeping. Dining- Smoking and
ssna.tion cars. Harrisi,Hr. 20 ciieago,
LIS, S.ssiiiiidti. Indianapolis, st. Louis, Gleye-
harrisburg
ivioo a AZ FAST LiNE-Puilnan Barres
srioi ssr Car 20 Harrisburg Buffet ParIof
S1; haTrs6urg 70 pittsbarg
'v EynM Al CHICAGO AND ST. I.cUIs
% st Louis. and Sleeping and Han. s
1ss 80, Gsnrisburg se B. Louis, Eashvslls
oinannatn and Chicago
man man Sleeping Car TO Pittsharg. Chicago
r s.a. y, nainshurg 20 Cieyc.and Dining
f-io 81 SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
ptttap,,-n tepn,an sleeping Cans Washington 70
ana Clncinneu Dinic- Car.
iesn 81 PACIFIC zX-RFss-Pus2.
~ -Sieeping Car to PitssDuTg.
Ter a. ana AZ i9S hane: Cana:ssialgua. Rocies-
io,2o a N Tor EIInira and .senovo daily.
except sunday. For LocE Haven week
gays and wiiiiansport sundSys. $40
7-io r; n. Tor wnBamsport. Rochester,
DUiuo and Niagara Fails daily, excepy
seturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
a., 20 o'sspe ension BrGge. via Buffalo.
ser Hnr,., LOT Enc. canandaigua; kocies-
eAeeplng Car Washington TO E,.Inira
Nor Philadelphia. New xork. ana
the East.
Tp ITenP M NGREssIoNAL Linz
t.,.i ED. daily al Parlor Cars. with Din
iBS .nS Gar from Baltunore. Regular at 90
tDimng Carl. 500, s.0J, 10 90 DINING
Siastos snd ioo a q .panns as e Ssf q so SI s
~ .06 and ll.35 r. NJ On SUNDAY 4 %
So1 Sp1nalng ars,. Ger. 500. 800, IL 90 Dining
zso go, "ineSsSni ioo6S ssa ss n 20; fS;
nIaosipnia Only + ast Express 90 A.
a. wees Sesk c.1s days; Express Y Is ? ?
Tsn,y; nny; For besten. without change,
ds1iv sSu a. n week days, aud 40 p. N
For Atlantic city tvia Deia ware River
Dfages aii-rail routel. 3.15 and II SIS
IN 'n 90 eaIy via Market street wharf.
CAV. Il.s5 z N daily Saturdays az oniy III.
Fer saifl.nsf- e g 20. 7 7.oc. 7. SO. 90. co.
isIS I;s 3 q s9f sis 60 $40 q 1oo ashs i.
10y, ~ s,, 1o;49. 11;I5 and IL 50 D. M
y 90 am, II l5, i 10. 20i g TX = a.
14oo ,lnIted,, 450. B. 40, So. S tS' 8 80. So
For Pope Creek Line. ' 80 a. 10 In ? and nd 81
z, m. daily, except Sunday. Sundays
fsT 8po annapolis, : s,i TOO. BOO a m, 12ls
sundays, 500 IN. sId ~ D. n1"' n
Atiantlc Coast Line-Express for Flor<
4.5o a. m. S,46 p m. daily; Richmond
only, 1857 a. N. weekdays; Atlanta
SPeclal, via Richmond and Seaboard AR
Line, 44O D. In daily Accommoda-
Ton Tor QHantico, 7;45 a. IN daily, and
4:2o p. m. weekdays
licket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, ana at the station Sixth and a
streets, where orders can be left FOR tas
checktnE OF baggage 10 destination frIn,
hotels and residences
J. b. HUTCH INSoN, General Nanasss
j. h WOOD. General PASSENGER oena
The times., 1897-06-30
PROPOSALS.

PROPO SAILS To Improve the pa thing
beach-Office of the Commissioners or
the District OF Columbia Washington, June
"A. 1SS7-Sealed proposals, indorsed Pro
posals To Improve the Bathing Beach," VIII
be received at this office until L z O'Clock
IL, ON WEDNESDAY, Y the Both instant. to
improve the small basin OF the tidal
reservoir, near the southern terminus OF
17th street west Full particulars may 1e
obtained from w. 4 Stevens, superintendent
OF the bathing beach. A certified check
Tor $500 ca some bank Ia the District OF
Columbia, or certificate OF the collector
OF taxes that that amount has been de-
posted with him, must accompany each
proposal as a gaaranteeJhat Z he bidder viii
promptly enter into contract II his pro-
reject any and ali bids or parts of bids is
hereby reserved JOHN W ROSS, JOHN
B. WIGHT w. NJ. BLACK, Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia-
1e24, 20 ,27 rs .29 &c. EN-
The times., 1897-06-30

CO UNTRY BOARD-High Hill Grove,
house open for boarders; thIee-auarters
of a mile from depot; stage meeting trains;
Tree r,des' giding an q diving horses. For
further particulars call for RAYMoND
WALTER, Haines' Wash. store cor Stn
and Penna. ave. Sc. Apply q. NJ. WALTER,
Buck-Lodge, Monigonery Co., Md ie24-Tt
OUTREE fARk-Rootns and board, with
noine comforts, terms moderate j z,
LIZA Man, Rockville, Md Je22-Iu-ern
The times., 1897-06-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

Il FEW BoARDERS wanted at an said ylr-
ginia homestead In the IIedmont region;
healthy locality; pleasant, airy looms;
1 i-Z miles from sta auon, Telegraph anu
churches, terms moderate. Address Miss
SLAUGHTER, Winston s station. Cuipeper
Co., Va. je3t,-3t
The times., 1897-06-30
RAILROADS.
WAShlA6T()h, ALEXANDRIA ANU
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
RAILROADS.

sss'ons Ia - ots - -
In effect May D. 1897.
ror alexandra tweek days.. q. 30, I:o0'
t;3o, ex.; 500, $50, ex-: 0:OG, o:ou.
~: % ex.: lI:Ue, II as. a. IN lido, ex'
~, LILO. Las. 2:U6. ex.. 2:4u, S.Uo'
80, : -, o: oo, A;UU, ex-. 4-l5, ex; 4:45. o.o9' o'
o. o. ~ ex.. 0-4O, Gus, ex-; S.25. 700, e'oo'
o.VV, AO;UO, 1l:20, 11:59 p. m.
,....o TOT alexandria iSunday oniyl, o:oO.
v:VU, :, io.oU. l0:30, HOO, $50, n IN
1s,oo noon 12:3o. 1 Zoo. 1:3O, 200, 2:SU.
o. e:oo' ,. $50. 400, 4:3o. 5:ao, $50. o-oo'
u So. ~. 6.Ou. 300. 1000. l1-Io p m
, For Mount Vernon and Way Stations
,week days.. $40, 1906, 1f-oe g. M
20, i.l5. 2:O5. 800, 4:'nI, 41o 2 IN
re FOR Mount Vernon and Way stations
,anmmnnuay oniyI. 300. 1l.00 a. M -soo'
4.oo y. IN.
For Arlington and Aauedrct BIidge
iWeek days), 500, $50, 500 1905. :oo'
Il ;,5 10 a. M, 1905, 20, IL 8, 2:oo, 40
s,,' $50. 400, 4:l5. 6:xO, 6.uo' DID,
fOo. 600 p. H.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
,3 ,3anoay only, 500, 300. lo;Oo iV-oV'
~, Ii:oU u. III. l2:eG noon K ~
t.Oo 80, zoo, 2:30. 300. $50, 4;osI,
90, QUO, $50, 500, 6:3O. 70O. GU
baggage checked free for passengers
holding rirst-ciass tickets at Station Bf
cycles. 20 cents each.
The times., 1897-06-30

FOR RENT-U -Unfurnisied. z rooms, OH I'd
floor, for housekeeping; cheap. 735
18th st. NV je29-3t
The times., 1897-06-30

FOR RkENT--Lartse,c cool sbatiettsecond-fioor
back room, 50: l5c. and &c meals IN
basement 723 llthAst. NV. IL
The times., 1897-06-30

FOR RENT Hall bedroom, fur; south
81; also large rooni, "a story, 90 oio
1 ST NV. IL
The times., 1897-06-30
HALEE, Medium,

Scientific palmist and card reader; tells
your full name, reveals your past, describes
the present and roreteiis your future life;
also tells about business deals, la wsait Is,
love affairs, family troubles, reunites the
separated, brings quarfels all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good luck, etc; hours, 3 a. N. TO o. m.:
S25 III St NV; Zee 25c and 5Oc; sailsfac-
ton guaranteed.
The times., 1897-06-30

BOAkDERS wanted, by Mrs SalIie Stone
Mcdonald, formerly Miss Salle Stona,
mineral water, music, boating. fishing,
grove % steps from boilse; price, SIS
per mouth or s6 per week Apply SAlI.IE
STONE MCDONALD, Remington, va
1e2S-Tr
The times., 1897-06-30

FOR RENT Back parlor, fur, $6 per
month. 1222 18th NV IL
The times., 1897-06-30
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Is15 q st. NV; newly pa
pered and painted. sanitary PLUMBING;
large, airy rooms. To a careful and prompt
tenant Inodera te, rent. Apply To WES
COTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave. Item
The times., 1897-06-30

WANTED Washing and ironing neatly
Gone, by Mis-. DAVIS; can give references
2133 l. ST. NV. 1t
The times., 1897-06-30

FOR sRENT-Unfur., I'd floor, two rooms,
alcoye. or one Iur. 1iU mo. ave. NV.
ix.sslia "a
The times., 1897-06-30

FOR RENT-unfurnIshed; four rooms OF
1St floor, lrouern improvements, Seutt
front; NV. refs. exchanged. OWNER, care
or icLter-carr Ter No. vS. ie24-3L
The times., 1897-06-30
FOR sALE-HoUsfs 5.
FOR SALE HORSES & VEHICLES.


WANTED-One or two geed Work horses
for Their keep: splendid feed and rissture,
light work Inquire SCHNEIDER, HOP
oth st. Sc. Je23- ,eTa
FOR SALE top buggies, one "a road
buggy, one dayton, and Junip-seat rocka-
way Rear 42f ST 81. nav. Je29-6t-enI
FOR SALE-Metlium size delivery wagon
III first-ciass condition. j. ii. -GHEEN IS
STABLES, q ST. ,'beI 6tilane fth je29-3t
$40 WILL buy iron gray mare, 70 years
old; good driver and guaranfHetl sound.
aIso = Cltcaaer hofseS. one pOay one buggy.
harness and delivery wagons 1I22
18TH ST. NV Je2S-5f-em
FOR SALE trapss dayton. surries
and other carriages and Duggies un ac-
count of storage and charges; great bar
gain S27 D st. NV uy1S-tf-em
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+. CZARRA'S,
Dr.. Ledthermdn.

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the
cure or all private diseases II ydrocele,
Yagicocele, Structure, Impotency, and
s yphilitic Diseases positively cured Adj
vice and Consultation Free. Both Sexes
Hours, TO =, 10 Q. Tues Thurs, and
(Closed Sunday.l je1 Off
AME. DAVIS, born sCiairyoyanI and card
reader; tells about business; removes
spells and evil Influences; reunites tie
separated, and gives luck to all; cures
plies and drunkenness. 122S 25th ST.
NV. Jel2-lno
The '.3 DAYS" CURE-SoId IN nearly
every drug store; ST. 3e1llmo
MME. THEO, MEDIUM,
Scientific palfnist and card reader. know
spoken, 25c- and oec. S2S ID st. nw
ie9-lmo
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WANTED-An' ladies suffering from piles
10 send 30 office of HEMORahkDIA
COMPANY sos l4th st. NV, and get
package OF HeInorrneiia, all forms OF piles
cured, whether itching, bind. bleeding, or
prolruding; nc pain; Treatment taken at
your home. CtR Je271ino
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WANTED-By a nice coiored girl place
TO Clean gentieInan's Office or room.
Cati at Tly 10th st. NV. je29- 3t
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FOR SALE-Stock ana fixtures or meat
dnu 'ptoyisi0n store. good location, on
corner; NV, owner having other business.
Address SNAP, this pfIIce. Jc29-3t
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FoK SALE-A bakery doing a good bust
ness good reason ior sebIng. Address
BAKERY, this Office. 1e29-3t
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HELL WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED--A coIored male coffee cook, S25
NV. 1t
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PERSONALS.

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Letters addressed to initials, unless
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WHY? WHICH? HOW? wHEN?-Don't
ASK so many questions. Can't eou IN
derstand we're selling splentiitI custom
made suits, the .least bit'' worn, at ] SY7
figures? Drop In OH us. JUSTH'S OLD
81 AND, 619 ID st. NV Je29-7t
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FOX RENT -Unfnrnished, the 2d floor; ligs:,
housekeeping. l29 A st. me-, near CapI,o ol
ana Library. je2Y-J Stem