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tendance, 1888. Score of first game:
Philadelphia 80 0 / 0 0 o 0 O-S Is
ST I.Auis q d /

Batteries-Taylor and Mcfarland: Hart.
Southon and Murphy. Earned runs-Phila-
LaJoie, NJ. Cross. Southoff. Sacrifice hits
Dowd, Lajoie. Mcfarland. Stolen bases
L. Cross. Left on Philadelphia, z:
St. Louis, s. Struck out-By Taylor, 4; by
Southoff, e Double plays-Nash, Cross and
Lajoie; Hartman, Murphy and Grady. First
base on errors-Philadelphia, 2. Bases on
off, 2, Hit by pitcher-Grady, Lally. Wild
pitch-Hart. Umpire-Kelly Tfme-2:2O.
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Brooklyn 80 24o2 0 10 10 i
Pittsburg ii 2 l 0 0 Q 81 Is q

Bait ries-Fisher and A. Smith: Killen
and Sugden. Earned runs-Brooklyn Z:
Pittsburg. ,. First base errors-Brook-
lyn, /; Pittsburg, /. Left on bases-Brook-
lyn 5; Pittsburg, IL. Bases on balis-Or
Fisher, 4; by Killen, ). Home run-ShindIe
Three-base hits-Shinde. Anderson, Hoff-
meistgr. Two-base hits-Griftin G. Smith
Honmeister Stolen bases-Donoyan, Pad
den, Sugden. Double play--Lachance (unas-
sisted) Hit by pitched ball-Jones Passed
ball--A. Smith. Time-1:55. Umpire-Car-
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Smith is said TO have a family in Texas.
Park declares he will kill Smith on sight.
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0ENTTOW DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
OAAN I'M 52-3 When Building.
ADJUSTMENTS.



After weeks of negotiations Dickson &
Talbot have secured the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons fight pictures for Indianapolis
and they will be exhibited at Tominson
Hall all fair week. beginning Monday
night, Sept. b. These pictures are the
only ones taken Of the great fight, and it
took a good deal of persuasion to induce
Dan Stuart to consent to bring the veri-
scope to indianapolis as he wanted to sell
the rights to the entire State After Mon
day nights opening there will be three ex-
hibitions a day all Woodworking, after
noon and evening. The veriscope projects
on white screen of canvas over $40 900
photographs and shows the entire contest,
including the preliminarieS and the dramat-
ic events at the end of the fourteenth
round with startling distinctness. Even
the most minute detail is clearly seen. Stu
art, the president of the Veriscope Com
pany which owns the exclusive rights to
the machine and to the photographs, has
covered everything by copyright and any
infringement or colorado imitation will be
prosecuted. The success of the veriscope
In the three great cities of the country
where the pictures are now being shown
Is most remarkable, and the audiences
which fill the theaters at each exhibition
not only contain a large percentage of
women, but are made up of the best class
or theater-goers. The Veriscope and the
pictures make complete evenings enter
tainment, running two hours and ten min
uteS.
Standing Room Only at Park.
The big audiences of Monday were dupli-
Gated at the Park Theater yesterday. AT
both performances standing room was all
that was left for late corners. The fair
sex predominated very largely in the after
noon, when hundreds of children were
present. The interest was scarcely less than
at the opening performances and the ex-
pressions of admiration for the beauties
of the new theater were quite as numer-
Gus. Uncle Toms Cabin" appears to have
more followers than before. 1t has
q remarkable hold on the public, and the
present production at the Park is very sat
isfactory. 1t will be seen there every aft
ernoon and evening this week. Next Mon
day the Russian melodrama, I'm the Name
of the Gar" comes for three days at the
Park
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Score OF second game:
Baltimore 40 0 o 80 o 0 p-5 ii <
Chi-tso ..........1 / 0 0 0 0-5 /

Batteries-Pond Amole and Clarke;
Friend and Kittredge. Earned runs-Balti-
Arson, Clarke o Bren. Home runs-Deck.
er, Dahlen. Left on bases-Baltimore Z;
Chicago, l. Double plays-Reitz, Quinn and
and Doyle. First base on errors-Balti-
more, l. Bases on balls--Off Pond, /; off
Amole, /; off Friend. 2. Hit by pitched
ball-By Friend, !. Struck out-By Pond,
l; by Amole. 2; by Friend, 8. Passed ball
kittredge. Time-2:l5. umpire-O' DaY.
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Earned Runs-Milwaukee. l.
Two-base Hits-Staff0rd, Weaver, Wood.
Stolen Bases-Motz (2) Mccarthy.
Bases on Balls-Off Terry l.
Passed ball--Speer.
Struck Out-By Terry. 1; by Foreman, 2.
Umpire-Mannassau
Time of Game-TWo hours.
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The second game resulted:
Philadelphia % 90 o A Old 1S
St. Louis $500 q q q q Q 10

Observation-Disclosures and Mcfarland: Hart
and Murphy Earned runs--Philadelphla,
8; st. Louis, l. Two-base hits-Delehanty
Nash. Wheeler (2), NJ Cross o. Three
base hit-Delehanty. Sacrifice hit-McFar-
land. Stolen base-Shugart. Left on bases
Philadelphia, c; St Louis. 9. Struck out
BY Wheeler, l. Double plays-Lajoie and
Shugart; NJ. Cross, Mailman and Grady.
First base on errors-Philadelphia 2; ST.
Louis, l. Bases on balls-On Wheeler, /; off
Hart, 5. Hit by pitcher-Delehanty. Um-
pire-Mr. Kelley. Tme-1:45.
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NIuIlane Went Up In the Air.v

ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. A-Mullane
pitched good ball until the ninth ipning.
when, with two men out The visitors
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Boils pimples and eruptions. scrofula
salt rheum and all other manifestations
of impure blood are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
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Baltimore 80 o 0 o o 1-s :
Chicago ......0 0 0 0 0 IL 1

Batterfes-Hoffer and Robinson; Griffith
and Donohue. Earned run-Batimore l.
Left on bases-Baltlmore 4; Chicago, G.
Stolen bases-Kelley, McGraw. Double
on balls-Off Hoffer, 3; off Griffith. 2. Hit
by pitched ball-Lange Struck out-By
Griffith, /. Tme-2:l0. Umpire-O Day.
Score OF second game:
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Rain Spoiled the Races.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 24.At the opening
day of the forty-ffth annual exhibition of
the Muncie fair to-day rain interfered with
the race programme and both events had to
so over. They were the Delaware county
trot and pace, owners driving. Catherine
NJ, a promising youngster, owned by c. Ii.
Anthony who developed Franklin got a
mark of 2:S9l2 in the pace. Tcmmie Built,
owned by John A. Wilson. won the two
heats in the green trot. Best time, 2:45l4.
The 2:35 trot with eight entries and the
2:9O pace, with six entries, are events tor
tomorrow. The fair is big in all its de-
partments, with a dozen $40 or better
horses on the grounds for the free-for-aIl
events They will attempt 10 take the half
mile track world record from Pearl c.
made by her at MiddletOwn two weeks ago
She will be in the race, which comes or
Friday
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FOREMAN DID 1T AGAIN
THIS TIME HE ROBBED BREWERS
BY GOOD PITCHING AND HITTING,
Ably Assisted by Mccarthy, Stewart,
-COmisINey's Protest Upheld.
To-Dny's Cmnnes.

Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Grand Rapids at St. Paul.
Minneapolis at Detroit.
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Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Cincinnati at Washington.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Pltts5urg at Brooklyn 1.-TWO games)
Cleveland at New York 1.-TWO games)
St. Louis at Philadelphia
Louisville at Boston 1.-TWO games.)
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One Horseman Cunning for Another.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 24-Two owners of
horses at the Newport track had a sensa-
tional meeting at Newport last night f.
A. Park of Washington c. H.. o., arrived
to look after his horses and found A. Fl
Smith, of Texas, with his wife. Park
snapped his revolver three times in the face
OF Smith but il was not loaded and Smith
escaped. Afterward Park created a scene
at the kessOn Grove tavern, where he
thought Smith and his wife were lodging
and where he was refused admittance. To
day Park swore out warrants charging
both parties with adultery, but they es
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REDS WON WITH EASE
SENATOR'S MADE AS MANY ERRORS
AS THEY TAILED Runs.
Quakers Took Two Games from
Browns and Orioles Won the FIRST
from Colts and Tied the second.

Cincinnati -. 0-Washington :.
baltimore 49,. 3-ChicagO ...... 2
baltimore 80. 5-Chicago $500. 3
BROOKLYN .....IO-Pittsburg .....
Philadelphia S-St. Louis.
Philadelphia list. LOUISE.
Rain elsewhere.
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New York Tribune.

They talk of bicycles. of street cars and
of lot of other things as class Jewellers -
said a woman of fashion recently but
| contend that it is the shirt waist that
is the true democratic knOckdown. Every
woman wears il, and every woman there
fore looks just Ike every other woman
saw row OF females sitting In the seat
of a street car the other day; a couple of
them were colored, one or two We're evil
IDENTIFY well-bred women and the others
might have been servants; but every one
OF them wore a shirt waist and serge skirt
5rels bst lo' NV boIo from ther
in point of style the colOred women GER
tainly would have carried off the PALM
The tournament for the ladies' golf cham
pionship OF the United States was begun on
the Essex County Clubs links at Manches-
ter. n. H.. yesterday.
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RoxsI Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia
SOUTHERN RAILWA
(scheduIe In effect May 2. 1919

(scheduIe In effect May 2, 1919
An trims ARRIVE ssA.a ie.l's vi4a-SJ tystEiA
fsSsenI nII5-LDaiiy, local foT Danvme. char
Iotte and way stations. connects az MlhaS-
Egs for SJTasbuTg, HarrlSonhHrg, and
sJaunton; daily , gHeepS f pp6rrslt tn1{ ,a wst Sa
spn daily and with the Chesapeake snd
ONO daily, for the NATURAL briVSe shd
HI1ni5 m.-DaTy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. carries Pullman BuffeE
sinsncrs New York and Washington to
y.-Ii,,,e5 Sleeper for Asheyille and He's
ST.rfnas n C.. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
SashViiIe Tenn, ,aDuaT Charlotte with Pull
MN sleeper for Augusta; + Fullinan Buffet
.slseper New YORK 70 New orleans Connect
ine. st Atlanta for Birmingham and hem
- s-J,sft trstlA - 90. .sH-''t 70 SOW
orleans without change sunset personally
SSn,t,tSG,.,I tourist excursion through sleeper
IN ti,is train every saturday to San Iran
cisco. without change. 49,. -, 60
hn'r,s 1nd WaTrisouDuTg, <, with connection for
Si3nnton, daily, except unday.
III 10. m.-DaIIy, lUcal for CharlotteS
v1Ile. -. ,c1rr>-,-7-o., ..,r,
sol I'll Il ESTEkN, ESTIBCLED. LINZ
ITED composed OF Pullman feJibuled
elcepers, dining cars anu ia! coaches
M IN Tpnn via AshevIlle, Knoxville
and Chattanooga; New YORK to Tampa,
I'M 1-...I~,,fTe C0iIrub!a. savannah and
SS,Il,Ir1u,tiII. New OIk 10 New orleans,
81, Atlanta and MOntS0inery EesuOMed
cav coach Washington 10 AIianta south.
eT1 Railway dining cal, Greensboro TO
Mont EOmery. ..,~,,.,,,,,- 49,, ~,,,,.
DiVTSION leave Washington 9:O1 a IN
daily, 100 p L. and 4.4o p ~ dauy, eX-
csnf SUNDAY, ard 6:25 p IN Sunday OIly
fot Round BiH. 4:32 y. N. daily, except sun
day for Leesburg, and 90 p m aaHy fol-
iIeTndOn. Returning, aifIFe az " S, ashlhs.
ton :25 m aud $50 p NJ daily and
800 y. III. daily, except sunday IrOE
Kouua f1lM ana s-uO a. t@t- t-ss-.y, GNNs -
snnday. from Herndon. and o.j4 a. IL.
sSII,- sNcer1f SUNDAY, from Leesbnrg
Through trains from the South arrive az
WaSniuStOB 6-i2 q. NJ. 80 u. m. and
q 81 m U. daily. HaTTisOnburg, 2:4O d
m and 9:25 Z. IN daily, except sunday
ana so u. Il daily, trssilI Ciazss tsSGeS vile.
Tickets. sleeping ear reservation, aud In
forfnatiou furnished at Offices, GIL and
1900 ems yIvania avenue anal at PenRSyk
yania Railroad Passenger station
W. Il. GHEEN, Ten. Sapt.
J. Nj. GULF, Irarrlc Manager.
w. a. TURh. Gen. PASS Agent
L. s. Brown. Gen. 2gt. Pass DeDa
-
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND L
STREETS.

n nAIEnOAD
STATION CORNER Oh SIXTH AND Z
SHEETS
30 A. II. week days-PITTSBUKG Ex-
thESS-PaTlOr and Dining Cars, Harms
DuTg TO PtttsbuTg
1O.00 A NJ PENSSYLVANIA LIMITED
- ullyIan Sleeping, Dining smoking and
observation Cars, Harris burg to Chicago,
SiHCinlilti. indianapolis, St Louis, tIeye-
I9nd Itls anu Toledo Buffet PaTiOr Car 70
1880 A. n. FAST LINE-PufInan Burres
t,ar arioE Car 70 Harrisburg. Buffet PariOr
8. 40 .. VI CHICAGO AND -SF t.Orrrs
Express Slesping Car Washfngton
E 70 oI Louis. ana sleeping and Dining
- VIA CincinnatD and Chicago.
t.lV 4 81 rEL~ E.fe.N "a E1E.SS-Pull-
dnan Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago
S,nr ar 70 natiT,iisbuIS ti,i1'S 70 Cleveland Dining
1-IU 1; ii. SOC THWESTERN EXPRESS
I,tr,iII.ish uiiiIith Sieeping cars Washington To
ana cincinnati. Dining Car.
iV,to ,,4 i. ii rACIt ~ EAPRESS-PuII-
r,l,'a na 9WleepinS " pm Car to Pitsshurg-
yer, a no Niagara + ais dsiIy, except
10, 50 4. ~ for Enara ana ..snovo daily.
except sunday. For Lock Ha zen week
Gays and WiIiiamsport sundays. $40
7.lO =. 81. Tor wluarnsport. Rochester.
buiIal0 and Niagara rails daily, exceps
odtuTddy, VIII Sleeping Car Washington
20 suspension Bridge, via Buffalo
~, 80 ~ u Tor kne, Canandaigua, KOcfes-
teI. buIfaio, and Niagara EaIis daily,
HleefinS Car WasllIng gt0n 10 EHlIra
fof fnIiddeIpnfa, New 1UrR, ana
~ the East
~ NJ 'CONGkESS IONAL LINZ
TED, DAILY, all PaT:cV Cars, with Din
i1E Tar from Baltimore Regular at TOO
Dlhihg carr, 500, 9.0L, ] o 20 tDinmg
'iJ, anu I.OO tDinInE Car ITDTS VIII
IIiinGtonj Iii A. ~, 1915, 315, a. 20. = 80,
IV.oo anu ll-35 f. NJ on Sntay Z 90
SCDlnflnS 'arl. 500, BOO, 1I-OO dining
a4-@V, o.oO, 1000 and IL 80 r 81 For
.,hiidGelphia Z, only, Fast Express, 80 A.
A. wSet SIek =, Gays; Express 2 10 2
ualiy. For Boston. without change
10 7.59 A III week days. and 4 20 P. NJ
For Atlantic city tvta Delaware River
.lr brIsIEe, si JlIraii route, 315 p. m. daily
or bilJl;IipTe. b.25. :. T.Ot. : 90. 2. OO 8 tRi
I111-499' !0.5O and 11;0O a. N, 1915,
hSdg 4-zV, 80, o 40, o.Io, o so, 10,
n i do.OO 1910, 1I-15 aEd il 80 D. m
LOO d. IA II i5, Ii5. U1, 8, ib. SO
.7lo. 1000. ID. 40 ana II. 80 .. m. 0O'
r or rope Creek Line Z 80 "A. u. and A 38
- m daily. except Sunday.
+ or Annapolis, 100. 800 a m, 1918
anu 4 70 y; m. daily, except sunday
sundays, 800 4. H. a a 3 ~ D IN
AJlanuc Coast Line-Express for Flor
ida aad points on Atlantic Coass
Line. 4-3O a. IT. 40 D. m daily;
IicnInoud only, 1857 "a N. week days
Atantd Special, via Richmond and sea
DOdTd Ar Line. 4. 40 p IN daily Ac-
COn!m14atiOn for QuanucO, 7.45 a. Ia.
ana 4 % p. m week days
1bke6 Offices. CtFHeT FIftePuth and o
streets, and at the station, sixth and b
streets, whore orders cal be left for check
Ing OF baggage u destination nom hOteLs
and residences.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
j. K. WOOD. General Passenger 4 gens
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WANTED-By refined young lady, place
aS house keeper, or to care for The SICK;
Catholic preferred; no objection to leaving
CITY: ca u give best of refs Address PAR
LEE, this office. Item
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FOR SAIE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-A very desirable farm of
225 acres, in Charles county, ON POpe's
Creek Line, b. * +. K. r., near Lothair
Station, a new Broom house, with cellar
with all necessary outbnldings; two young
orchards, and has also an abundant supply
of water; convenient u. ChuTChes, schools.
and poStoffice, and within a mile Of 81 lt
water, price, S3,5DU For further par-
ticulars apply TO Mrs. G. NJ. JAMESON
73 l. st. NV, Washington, ID. G.. my22- ct
FOK SALE-Farm; 143 acres good house;
3 rooms; hot and cold water; barn ard
all necessary buildings, Crcha a; plenty of
shade; land In lngh state of fertility;
location, miles north Of city. GEO. L.
STABLEk, sos 18th 81. NV my2I-9t
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HAlEE:

telegraphc medium, scientific palmist, and
cara reader, tells your full name, re-
vealS your past describes the present and
fOretells Jour future life; also tells about
business deals, law suits, love affairs,
family troubles, reUGitCS the separated,
brings quarrels all right, removes spells,
causes marriages, ana gives good luck.
etc; alwa IS at BONE. 90 III st. NV. fee
2jc., 5OC., 81; satisfaction gudTa nteed
OF no Charge my16-1mO
NINE. ESTELLE, Medium, tells past, pres
ent aud future, cures all diseases HOUrs,
q to 10, no adHEtJanCe after gI3 18TH
ST. NV. Tny1 -14t-em
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FOR HIRE

FOR HlRE-To dTummers and business
men, horse and buggy OF Dayton, 81
driving. Apply to the REX STA BLES,
rear 612 h ST. NV; telephone call, 109.
ap3O-tf
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WANTLD-Mi MiSX,EII.aN EtlITS.

WANTED Young man with SO To assist
at nearby sumner resort, So per week:
steady. age Ia UO 20. Gail at 2I0l Pa ave.
my22-3t-em
WANT TED ACCORDION, side. and sun plating
done at Oppenh2imar'S New Home gone V .
Oh Sth ST. NV, plnAIng done waIle you
wait. my22-;3t
WANTED TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT
VIII stop aH leaks free, and charge onlg
IUI painting. work guaranteed
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT co.
6p9-Lt 1923 etn st o "
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
og6 f Street Northwest.

Gold filings aud bridge work spe
cIalty at the lowest price. am3lgam fiji
lngs, 5Oc; full sets OF teeth on plates So:
extracting, either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless, 5Uc; without. 25c; an
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 10
clock. nh22-tf
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FOR SALE-On wide concrete St; SlOO
cash; balance, small monthly payments
new, 2-stOry, bay win dow BRICK, y IoofuSs
bath and pantry, all IA odern improvements
very select neighbOrhOOd; 1875 Emerson
st. ne, between l. and r, / 18th and I4tn
sts. open daily. GEO. Z. NEWTON,
owner, S02 + st. NV. ny23-St
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Do yoa kno,s that yoz eGls hare the Morn
ing, Evening and Sunday Times dsiirsreda
pour residence for Gfty eeRts q Bsoaih2
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PERSONAL.
DR. YOUNG, e Ss;:,1:'z:' s:f: i Fl !!

Treats successfully all diseases OF the
Brain anu Nervous : ysteTn, Diseases OF the
Blood, skin, Stomach, Kidneys and Hlad-
Ger, Night Losses. Sex 1al ~ eakneSs, strict
ure, VdECOcele. II 20 rOCele, syphilis, and
all Private Diseases OF either sex Con
suIta Jion ard Urinary Analysis free
Hours 10 TO IL and 70 .. Closed sun
days anG evenings
GYPSY QUEEN fortune teller ladies,
soc gentlemen, 81; tnO sign. Removed
to I2i , II st. NV. my23-7t
WANTED by two young men, Southern
ers. the acquaintance Of or ; refined
young ladies'. refs. fur. Address STRAIN
YER, tins office. Iny22-St-eIn
FOR ADOPTION A nice healthy baby
girl to responsible parties. Address A.
B. this Office. IHyl SIT
WE WANT the attention of the working
man; We have a fine lot of suits mot
much worm made by the best taiiOTs,
that we can sell for less money than new
cotton ones. JU6TH'S OLD STAND, 6I9
ID st. NV. my1S-It
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FOR EXCHANGE.

A BEAUTIFUL Iotin the NV; south front:
20 by 90 feet Go public alley; Will trade
house: Will pay difrerence in cash. Ex-
CHANGE, this officek ny22-4t-em
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DR.. CzARRA'S

NO CURE, NO PAY.
618I'a. Ave. y. ~ =. " asEington, ~. e,
Specialist in chronic and private diseases
Piles, Structure, Fl ydrocele, GoUt. CatarrH.
Dyspepsia, Blood olson cured, vitality re-
stored Consultation free and confidential.
70 both sexes. Daily. . TO IL, to t.
aplS-tf
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WANTED Salesman for druggist SUBCTles
Si0O per month ana expenses. experiences
unnecessary. Address ]. l.. A RAr 1 ION u,
~ Burling sip, y. Y nlylS-tf
FOR BENT" cards, 40 lleEty, at busi-
hess Once OF 1ue Times, cents eacn.
apGlJr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| WASTED-A cash purchaser for an old
established law, patent and pension busi-
| ness splendid opening for a lawyer de-
| slrng immediate returns; cheap, for cash
| only. Address ATTORNEY, this office.
my243t-e II
| FOR SALE-A three-ehair barber shop:
good locality: good order; cheap if soIf
this week. Address L. H. s., this office.
| nly24-3J, em
| CENTRAL and prominent locality: lunch
room doing paying business: exceptional
bargain BRADSHAW, 49+ La. ave
WANTED Party with $500 cash, to take
an interest in "a weekly paper published
mere; journalist preferred, but not essen
tlai AQdress PATENTS, this office.
my24- 35
WANTED White or cOIored gentleman to
take charge OF a small score, with
little capital Call or write Miss YOUNG,
oth and d SITS. sw. 1t
FOR SALE-A clean stocked corner gro
Gerry at big bargain Address j. W E.
this Office. my23-3t
RARE opportunity; secure paying active
interest manufacturing business TINS
city; operating now; pay 2h per cent;
money To enlarge Plant; wiz stand in vestI-
CATION. BRADSHAW, 494 La. ave.
FOR SALE-A welLestablished coal and
wood yard, on account of other business.
Address COAL AND WOOD, this office,
my23Tt
THINK OF il: hunters OF Taying grocery
stores; prices ranging from 81 so To
81 900. BRADSHAW, 434 La. ave
ny23-3
FOR SALE-Confectioncr and ice cream
paTlUT, incl udmG tools for making
candies, cakes and ice Cream; good lOca-
ton; low rent; cheap If sold at once call
o. 3Gn st. NV. my23-2t
WiETEp-Partner with S5Go in estaf-
liSned second hand furniture business:
81 per week to each, must have business
ability; investigate this 9E1 n. Y. ave.
my23-25
WANTED-Partner with $500 to $500, in
established manufacturing business; wOOd
workman preferred, good profits ard no
risk. Address PARTNER, this office.
my233t
FOR SALE-Cigar, confectionery, grO-
Cery and notion store combined, dong
good business; house OF 4 rooms and store;
rent S2u. 80; price, 1925, rare OPpOr-
tunFy; investigate. co OAMERtIAL EX-
CHANGE, Room =, 6I9 st. NV.
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CIGAR STORE, NV; doing business $3.50
per month: owner engaged other buSl-
ucss. BRADS HAW, 49fLa. ave. y23- st
The evening times., 1897-05-24
SITU ATICNS WANTED MALE
AND FEMALE,

WANTED By young married couple, house
t8 take care OF during suIunler; best of
rel = t.,trcSs RI, tHis uIlcc.
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wAN1 ED.-C0luTed couple wish places 10
20 out OF city. or VIII remain IN city.
refs. No. 10 Liberty st. NV. Item
The evening times., 1897-05-24

FOR RE NT-Wth or tthout board, fur
front 3d-GlO0T room: Gme iOCa aL.On, .On-
venienJtO cars; all Conven iences OF a home;
terms reasonable 656 Mass. ave. NV.
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The evening times., 1897-05-24
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED Employment as a bicycle re-
Paier' l. H., THIS Office. my22-;5t