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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

tSchedule in effect January IS. IS9TJ
All trains arrive and leave PennSyIyani
Passenger Station.
: a. m.--Dany. local Tor Danvillc. char
Iotte and way stations. connects at AaHa5-
sas for S tr asburg. HarriSonburg. aIsd
WAY stations, daily. except sunday. AID
at LynChburg With the Norfolk and West
ern. daily. and with the Chesapeake and
OHIO. daily. for the Natural Bridge and
Ills a m.-DaHy the UNITED STATE7
FAST MAIL carries Pullman Burfet
SlecEcrs New YOTk and Washington TO
Jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper FOR Ashcvllle and Hot
Springs. N. G.. Knoxville and Chattanooga,
Tenn and at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta; Pullman Buffet Sleep
er New York To New Orleans. connecting
M Atlanta for Birmingham and Mcu.-
ufIS Splht tram Washington to New
Orleans without change Sunset personally
Conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
ON this train every Saturday to San Fran
CISCO, without change
4 OF o. m.-Locai fOF Front Royal StFas-
burg ana HarTisonburg. daily, except Sun
45l D. m.-DuiIy. Ioca: for CharIottes
so n m.-DmIy, except Sunday, NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED. Pullman
Yestibuled Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars,
Observation and Compartment Cars. New
York to Jacksonville and st, Augustine.
Also Pullman Sieeplng Car New York 70
1O:43 ID. m.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWESTERN, VESTIBULED, Liz
TIED composed of Pullman Vcstibuled
sIcepers, dining cars and day coaches.
PuIliuan sIeepers New York 10 Nash
vile, Tenn, via Ashevile, knOxyiIlo
and Chattanooga: New York to Tampa,
VIA CharIOtte. Columbia, Savannah and
jacksonville, and New York to Mem
Dhis via birmingham, New y OTk to New
Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery.
VcstiDuIed day coach Washington 70 A6
Ia.:ta Southern Railw ay dining car. Greens
boro to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9.UI a. IN
uaIIy ana 4.45 D. ~ daily, except sum
day and 6:20 D. m Sunday only FOR
Round Hill. 4:.B2 y. daily except sun
day. for Leesburg, and Go p. m. daily for
Herndou Returning, arrive at Washing
ton SIG q. M. and 800 y. m. daily, from
Round HIH and 7.u6 a. m daily, except
sunday, from Hcrndon. anu S.34 a IA
daily except sunday, from LecSburg
Through trains from the South arrive SO
Washington 6:42 q, M, 20 u. m. and
$50 y IN. daily. aud 9.15 a. NJ. daily ex-
cept M0nfay. HarTiSOnbuFg. -: An d.
~, and $40 p. m. daiiy, except sunday.
AMI > 30 q. H.. daily. from Charlottesville,
Tickets, Sleeping car resery atiOn, and in.
formation furnished mt offices, 5ll and
1900 PcnIS ylv ania avenue and at PcElsyk
yanla Railroad Passenger Station.
w. Ia. GitfsEN, ten. Supt.
y. NJ. GULF, Traffic Slana ger
w. a. TURN, Gen. PASS. Agent
-. ,. Brown. zen. Agt. I'ass. Ileps.
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LANKY bob NOT AGREEABLE
He Made Julian Tear Up Articles
for the Fight.
QUITE AN EXCITING SCENE
fitzsimmons Is Already Under
Bonds for Signing Articles in New
bile Billy Edwards Offers To Bet
$1,000 TO $500 on Corbett.

New York, Feb. 4.-There was an ex-
citing scene in the cafe OF the Hotel
Barttoldi, last night, IN which Bob Fitz
sinlIEons. Martin Julian and a friend of
al Smith were the GENITAL figures. The
upsl OF OF the matter was the tearing up
OF the original articles of agreement signed
10y Corbett and Fitzsmmons on September
IL Of last year. Julian destroyed the
articles
Al Smith, who is final stakeholder, sent
the Old articles by rriciid To JHlisn, TO
ask If they. as amended, were agreeable
TO him, and il the clause in tie articles
relative 10 the payment OF certain money 5,
due sixty days prior to the contest, in
particular, were satisfactory. The amend
ment, which was written on the articles
outside OF this State, read as follows.
''By mutual consent these articles are
hereby changed TO cover the contest now
set for March Z, 1897, to take place in
the state of Nevada or elsewhere, under the
supervision of Dan Stuart.
tSignedl JAMES J. CORBETT.
Per William A. Brady.
sFitzsimmons wishes 10 go on record as
SAYING that he VIII b. ready to fight Cor
bett at any place and time Dan Stuart
selects ON March IL, 1897
tSigl.edD MARTIN JULIAN,
For Bob Fitzsimmons."
Julian, who was with a party of friends
ia the cafe of the hotel, read the amend
mentS very carefully, and said that they
Were perfectly satisfactory TO him. The
gentleman delegated by Smith to convey
the articles 10 Julian placed the papers in
his pocket and was about 10 leave when
Fitzsimmons came in. He asked 10 see the
articles. They were passed over to Tim
and he read them
Il don { approve Of those articles at an y
said Fitzsimmons, turning TO Julian, after
he had finished reading. and l wish you
would tear them up.
Julia took the papers in his hand andtore
them into pieces, while Smiths repre-
sentative stood looking. slightly embar-
raised lie demonstrated, bat it was too
late. The articles were already destroyed.
So the only thing left for him TO do was TO
take il good uredly and depart empty
handed Later Smith and Julian had a
conference, and both said aftCrward that
everything had again been arranged sat
tsfactorlly.
TIE articles destroyed viii not affect the
coming battle in Nevada. Those governing
that contest are in the possession OF Dan
Stuart. After destroying the articles Ju-
liam said: When those ARTICLES were
signed there Were five copies in existence.
Four " ere destroyed, for what reasonor by
whom, [ do not know. 1 tried to secure a
Hopy, but up to the present time was unSuc-
cessful''
F;tzSimo,ons is under 81 600 bonds for
signing articles in the State OF New York,
andsays lac has no desire for further trouble.
Julian VIII leave for Carson City on Sun
day 10 select training quarters Tor FitZ-
Rimmons. The latter VIII start for the bat
t'e ground on Wednesday.
Rilly Edwards Offered yesterday To bet
81 .0uo to $500 that Corbeu would defeat
Fitzsimmcns.
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McMANUS WON THE FIGHT.
In Nine Rounds He Beat Jack Far
ragher, of YouDpstowu

Albany, N. Y, Feb. 4.-one of the best
bouts of the boxing tournament held at
the Meyer Athletic Club last night was that
between Mickey McManus, OF this CITY and
Jack Farragher, OF Youngstown, Ohio.
Mickey was in good condition and his
friends were proud OF the manner in which
he handled himself Farragher had as
seconds John Oliver ard Thomas Harper.
of New York, and John Haggerty, of Am
sterdam. while Pete Murray. Harry Fischer.
and Mike Holmes were behind the Albany
faTorite.
Nine rounds were fought after which
Referee Dune gave the decision to Nc
Manus
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baltimore -
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect January "a, 1897.
deaye Washington from SJatIOn, cUrner Of
New jersey avenue and c street.
Fot ChictSD aud Northwest, SSttDuled
Limited trains. 1000, 11.45 a. ~. S:05
For Cincinnati. st LOufsand nt.anapolis.
Exgress. 11:45 a m. YeStibuIed Limited
$40 p. M, express 1I:25 D. IVA.
For Pitsburg and Cleveland, express
sally, Iu-uO a. IN and $50 d. m.
For Winchester and way stations. 10 a
N $3.50 D. III.
For New Orleans. Memphis. Birmingham,
ShattS nooga, Knoxville. Bristol and
through
For Luray. $40 p. m. daily.
For Baltimore, week days, 500, $40
Il 90, x7.lO. xs.OO. S 80, 1880, xIO.00.
x13-O0 "a M, x12. .O5, Il. 10. xI2.fO, xy:OO
$50, x4.30. 435, x5.O5, x5IO. x53O,.
xI1.50 p. m, and y12.O1 night Sundays.
"a 90, X7.10. $50, Ks. 90 a m, x12 Cd
~ 20 Loo, 5o 5'5 5o. 90. 20, 20, 40. X3.g5,
For Annapolis. Z o and 80 a. m,I2.IO
and +3O p m; Sundays. $50 a m. $50
For Frederick, week DAYS, 7:35, II4j
O. m, 80, $50 p. m sundays, Ills D. m
For HagerstOwn, 1000 a m. and Is. 50
For Boyd and way points, week days
For Gaithers5Irg and way pgints. week
4.33, $50. 7.06, IL 40 D. m SundaYs,
300 a. m, Is, 4 .3}. T,O5, 1O-I5 d. IL
For Washington Junction and way points.
7.35 a m, 80. $50 D. M week days
lis p. m Sundays
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminated with Pintsch ight.
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston and
the East, week days, 500, 1000 m
Dining carr. 200, t12-4O Dining Car } 3.OI
t6.05 Dining Car, 1901 night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 O'Clock, Sunda Us, % co
a IN Dining Car (l2. 10 Dining Carr, 90
t5.05 Dining Car L 2 o night; Sleeping car
Philadelphia. week days. 7.O5 m. daily.
500 p m
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trRlls
For Atlantic City, lu 90 a m 90
soOn, and 1910 p. m week days, 2 so
ID. M Sundays.
: For Cape May, IL noon.
SEXCept sunday. xEXpreSS trains.
Baggage called Tor and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
20 on oTCers left at ticket offices GIG
Pennsylvania avenue NV New YOrk
avenue and Fifteenth street, and at deDoS
WM n GREEN. CHAS- o. SCULL
Gen Manager Gen Pass A ct
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF John La yEZZl, Deceased.
No 5f44, Docket 1S. GEORGE X. Re
PETIT, Executor. has. with the approval
or the Supreme Court of the District 81 Coz
lumfia, holding a special term for orphans
court business. appointed FRIDAY, FEB
RUARY IL, 1897, at 10 0'ClOck.d Il III. as
the time, and said OuTt as the place. for
making pa yment and distnbut on under the
courts direction and control. when dnd
where all creditors and persons entitled 10
dIStrlbuttvc shares or itIeS. or residue,
are notified TO after. ia person or by
agent or attorney db authorized with
their claims against the estate properly
ouChcd. Provided. this OIdcT tc published
onCe in each OF three successive weeks be
fore said day in the Washington Law Re
porter, and The Washington Times
Signed, January 10, 1897
j. NOTA M'GILL, Register of Wills
JAMES F. HOOD, Proctor.
ja2i-oaw-3w
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,DeIault having occurred in the payment
vi Tue Indebtedness secured by ceed OF
trust, dated, June 16, 1894. and recorded
on June Is. 1894. in Liber j. W. h e,
prInce Georges county, Maryland. and at
tHe written request OF the party secured
thereby. The Undersigned trustees will
SET at public auction, in front OF the
ol. FEBRUARY, A. D., 1897, at f2:45
=, Cl-oCk +. NJ, the following described
Iahd and PREMISES. situated in Kent Dis
trHt, Prince Georges county, Maryland,
aDout 1 hble from Lanhanis Station, on
tHe Baltimore and UtOuIac X r.. the same
neing part OF tract of land OF Which
LllDurn Mitchell, died seized, cont tanning
20 acres A plat OF the above described
iand Is attached to the deed from John
henry SchwIer to Robert II q BOuls. dated
June 10. 1894. and recorded in the sfoTe-
salu Land Records on or about June Is,
1924. The above described land Is I'M
proved by a 1iyeTOOH dwelling, stable,
cn6 Ken house, Wagon shed. etc.
TERMS OF SALE. One-thiTd cash, one
thlrd In one year, and one third IN Two
years, said deferred payments 20 be Sc
cured by the notes OF the purchaser. and
ueed or trust or mortgage upon the prop
erty sold, said notes to bear interest at
the rate or six per centum per annum / TOn
the date OF said sale until paid, payable
seIill annually: or all cash at the option
or the purchaser. A deposit Of one Hun
lred 100 Dollars VIII be required at
the time OF sale. and the terms or sale
must be complied with within ten days
from date OF sale, otherwise the property
VIII be TesOld at the risk and cost or the
defaUlting purchaser. COuveyancing, etc,
at purchaser cost.
1888 + ST NV.
ANDREW J. SCuWARTZ, Trustee,
6OJ 9th st. NV, Washington. ID. 9.
jazz, % ,febl a &
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FOR RENT--HoUsES.


FOR RENT-W. III. BARNES ~ co.
623 SC. n. w.
$15.O0-1T22 Corcoran st. n. w.
Nine rooms, m. 4.
$J7 .50-1244 kennesaw Ave. n. w.
Eight ROOMS, IN. 4.
$50. 5U-1U6 Il ST. n. w.
Eight rooms, IN. L.
$25. SOFA ID ST. n n.
Nine rooms, m. 4.
$35. .50-l6U0 Marion 81. n. w.
Seven rooms, IN. 1.
S,5. .5O-SU6 second st. " w.
Six rooms ana bath, m. 4.
SD. 5O-151S Fifth st. n. w,
Eight rooms, m. 4.
SEQ. 80 527 r ST. n. rs.
Six rooms, IN. 4.
$50. 30-607 Il ST. n. Il.
Seven rooms, m. 1.
ST.. .5o-52S Tenn. Ave. n. E.
Six rooms, IN. L., stable.
S14 90 535 FIf6n 81. n. w.
Six rooms.
SIG. $3.50 Eleventh ST. \. &c.
six rooms, IN. 4.
SIG 5O-524 Tenn. Ave. n. f..
Six rooms, IN, 4.
S15 3O-513 Thirteenth st. n. E.
Six rooms, IN. 4.
Office Rooms-
Baltic Building.
Capitol Bank Building
typographical Temple
w. III. BARN rs 81 Gu,
fe3-em $50 st. y. w
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LOST.

LOST-On 4th and Ind ave, a gold
rIug: reward if returned TO lis 1st st. NV.
Item
LOS1-Bet 9th and 10th stS. NV, on
Feb. 8 a green pUCS SctbOOk, containing
S1l % I'm money and latcli-key- Finder
return same to YUS " d. ave, and receive
reward lt
STkA lED-To my place, a black cow:
brown stripe Do Yn back; tips or horn
sawed off Call It JOHN BURCHESS'
Sargent road Te23t-em
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Treasury Receints

The receipts from internal revenue to-
day were S561 ,599: from customs, S572,-
795; and miscellaneous, $3eI, ,432. The
national bank notes received today for re-
densption amounted to $242,6 ,63e.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION cORNER OF Sixth AND n
STREETS.

nStEnoHD
sTATIoS CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS.
In Effect January rs. 1897.
t.oU a. Al week days PfTTSBDRG EX.
nEoS-narior and Dining Cars, Harris
lo-9V a. N. PENNs YLvANIA LIMITED
.1,tnInan 1nInan Sleeping, DIDInS. smoking and
sODsefya lion Cars. Harrisburg TO Chicago.
tIhcihndtt, Indianapolis ST. LOUIS Cle =
ianI 5aa Toledo. Buffet PaFi0r Car TO
1920 A. M FAST LINE-Punman Burfes
Ia srAor ar 70 Harrisburg. Buffet PaTioe
s.@o p. n cHiGAGSo & Ti!sfOTsff AND 81 Lours
harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
SSn harrisburg to st. Louis. CincnnaA
ITO II. WESTERN ExTREss-P.u-
AMI fnIeeplng Car 70 PirtSburg, Chicago
car to rh,durg To Cleveland Dining
TO ? n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PItshSa,.n sleeping cars HasEiDgJOn to
STnu TsI LOUISVILLE eva CILeinnatiJ- Dining
10 90 20 p N r.r,r,c rxpvrs.
= man Sleeping Car To IIrtaourK.
'.OU a M. FOR Kane Cauau0aIc4Ia Roches
~; anu niagara Falls daily. except Sun
1920 a. NJ for E!rni-a and Reuovo eaiIv
SS1Sspt sunday; For Lock Haven week
ana "hiiaHSgOEE sundays. $40
1Io r: II. for TH:arusport Roebesser
Estlai. EtmsI2. ana Niagara Falls daily. exceps
ssasSerdaJ. % with Sleeping Car Washingtcs
70 SuspeIisIOn BFidge Via Bufrais,
1910 N for Erie. Canan daIcua Roebe.
g., buIIalo. ant Niagara Falis daily.
For 1ipsahE PPM Car Washington 70 Elmira-
pltsty -NOSs OE a. "a ifd sn0
Ann Ea-t.
gTH,ir. "a CONGRESSIONAL I'm.
inc T. daily, all PariOF Cars. with Din
q mi
Car. and ii 90 1biaing Car 0H froSTS S1iVWspE WI.
To- iss,i ION, ar A x, I2.45, 8. 10. 40, 8 so,
GSDinIng Carl 500, SEQ. 1i'oo % tp,nlDs 09
40 fiG $50, 1910 Gad and / 2 s5 = Fos o.
FFssseE,;dsy. gol and ndDEe1s; G.4S ztp 6ad1 =
Meek days. a nd SIS r NJ daily
A1tantlc Cby tvIa Delaware River
so2 p'I.igt: ,,.g,. all-rall Toutel. $40 daily.
10.Vo, 10 so. iIOO. aud ii 50 a. n
ited5S to ~ 40 y ZCI sI5. 4G g 90 nm
1000, 10. 40, lIIb, anu iI,S5 o m
IN Sunday, Z 90, 500. 300. 8 O6. 10 so;
~, ~ q m. z. 10, l. 10. . OF, S15. 3. 40:
14OO llmltedJ. 40. 8 40, 6I5. s 50.
I1O. lU.OO. 10. 40. and Ii 80 % m.
ror rope. s Greek Line. 80 a M and A 80
a, p. N. daily except sunday.
For Annapolis. 100, 300 A M 1918
and 4 20 Z. NJ daily. except sunday.
sundays, 300 A IA and 4.2GP. "a
ATLANTIC Coast Line-"FIOrids sDeciaT'
Ior Jacks Uuyiile and D. Augusti re,
IO-4S Z. NJ week days Express for
Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line, 4-3O a NJ. 346 p N daily;
richmond only, 1U-5I a. NJ. weekdays.
Atldnta SPECIAL, via Richmond and Sea
board All Line, 40 2 NJ. daily 40
COnifnOdatlOn for QuanJiCO. As A 81
daily. ana 4-25 z NJ Week-days
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth AMI n
streets. and at the station. Sixth and n
streets, where orders can he LETT Ior Cneck-
ng or luggage TO destination from botelB
and residences.
3 Al. PkEVOST. General Manager
j. X HOOp. General Passenger Aeeak
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FOR RENT-wINDOMs.

FOR RENT-Two large windows, 9TH
st. and Avenue, to view inaugural parade;
S25 apiece. Address PARADE, this Of
fice. fe2-3t
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PoSrOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, by all Interested as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending FebTu-
airy o. 1897, close promptly at this Office
as follows:
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DR.. LEATHERr1AN,


No CURE, NO PAY.
No. 619 Pa. Ave. n. w. Washington. ID. c.
Specialist Tn chronic and private diseases,
PILES. structure, HydroceIe. GouJ, CatarFh.
Dyspepsia, Blood PoisIon cured, Vitality re-
stored. Consultation free and confidential 10
both sexes Daily, TO =, 20 b.
OUR greatest medium ana spiritual moth
er, DIX MAkY GDKDUN, tells you all
things and preScri0es a proper remedy for
your troubles: consult this gifted lady be-
fore II is too late. Now at 62Y 9Th Sc NV
NOT u
DIX. TAYLOR, 9OS + Sc. NV, makes
full sets of teeth for SO; satisfaction guar.
anteed; teeth extracted without pain: gold
filling, 81; amalgam. soc; extracting free
when plates are made 5elS-u
LADIES needing confidential treatment
sure AMI safe relief in all w0mdn's com
plants and irregularities. Gold medal
awarded for the silence of obstetrics from
the University OF Munich, Bavaria. Strict
ly confidential. MRS. DIR. RENEER No
Seventh St ne. near Il. Cap. SC. Wash
lngton, ID. e.
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FOit HIRE.

FOR HIRE-FulI dress suits 81 only.
j 4 LIUS CUHEN, IIO-f tii ST. uw tie24-tf
FOX HIRE-Io druInmers auu business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 80 and
81 per day Apply To the REX STA BLES,
rear 6lh Il st. NV; telephone call, lOS
myl6u
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Two beautiful new cottages: | @ and IL
ROOMS, a. IN. l.. large ground; stable suita-
Die Tor several horses Cor Howard ave.
and Brown st, Mt Pleasant
One large brownstone house; newly paint
ed and papcred. q M. l., IL rooms. large
grounds, very desirable. Cor L and 53h
Sts. NV
One elegant large brick house: a. IN t.
l ROOMS: ne wly papered and painted, a bar
gain. Cor. L and eth sts.
One small brick house, K st ne
VIII rent or sell any OF above at greatly
reduced prices, on your own teruIS
SILSBY CO, Incorp., Bankers
6l3 18TH st, opp. u s Treasury.
Eel item
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wANTEn-poslA,iE srA,lrs.

wANTED-For cash, all kinds or old
United states postage and department.
stamps; collections also bought. h. r.
UUNkHORST. lO06 Tth ST. NV. se9-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Sw desirable residence;
thoroughly modern, 2.SCU: also 18th st
Sw property can he converted into bIlsi-
ness property, 50. 500. d. ID. THOMPSON,
1915 - NV, OF {. Linton JAMES,
SO7 st. sw. fe2-3t
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THos. DOwLING& & CO, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE Z
DISTRICT, PRINCE GEoRGE's
COUNTY, MARYLAND, IMPROVED
~ A FIyE-ROOM HOUSE, STABLE,
CHICKEN HOUSE, WAGON SHE'D,
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Littler and littler grow
the $40 and $40 Suits and
Overcoats we split in lots
at So and SS. 25.
Better get yours today.
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.
A. BERGER g. SONS.

9l2 h Street Northwest,
French Ranges and Cooking Utensils,
Coffee UrnS Copper Saucepans Tetinned
equal TO new Temporary Kitchens put up
for Inauguration fe4 lat
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FOR RENT-ROOMl.

FOR RENT--Beautiful, cheerful rooms,
front and back. with first-Cla table huaTd,
from SO up; good DeighborhOUI, use OF
parloT and piano. SO2 1th NV.
re41t-em
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FOR SALE-Complete 4x5 photographic
outfit; good as new; will exchange for type
writer in good condition Address CUE,
b:i2 st NV. Item
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES
FOR SALE-'96 Pierce bicycle: viii fell
for $50 If sold by Wednesday; in good or
der. Apply 212c II st. NV fe2-3t
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FOR SALE-Cfgar store: laundry nearly
pays rent Address 735 9th St INV.
fe f. Stem
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THE TEMPLAR, 207 Pa. ave one square
from Capitol, warm rooms and excellent
hoard at low rates fC4Tt
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FOR RENT Choice furnished rooms front
or back; light housekeeping permitted
4l0 q st. NV. fc4 81
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FIRST-CLASS table board can be had at
401 I'D st. NV; excellent location; con-
venlent to all parts of city; rooms il
desired. 1t
WANTED-Table boaraers by first
class colored caterer. 400 st. NV.
fe2-7t
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WANTED-B woman, general house work
or cook; city references 1902 / = | 9th
st NV Jp4-It
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WANTED-A situation by a rpspeCta BILE
woman tD do chamber work or light house
work Please call at GAS A st. ne.
fe4-2t-em
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING-L Large room
with small anterOom, fur. complete:
cooking utensils dishes, heat bath, hot
water, sewing machine; S1l per month
Slu 9th st. Sw. 1t
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SITUATIONS w.NTFD-FEMAL

WANTED-Place for gen ouSework in
small family, by coI. girl 1854 18th NV.
Item
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WANTED -Colnred woman wants place
as maid or nurse Call at 1928 Pierce
place NV. 1t
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tbun baben unb enttpeber einen Meiben
pber bod einen iungen Snbianer beie
ratben, Der serabeio aussebilbet 1T,
pie iie ielbit. Mu1 bic anaben treten
bementIpre9enb auf unb fuden bic
ibnsn einsepflanaten Sbeale 5ur 9els
tung gu bringen; unb ben ausgeiproe
6enen Wiini6en Der Rndben fiigen iid
bic inbianiIaen gltern erf rebt! Sd
babe fhpn mande riibrenbe 8eifpiele
biefer Mrt fennen gelernt.
&ursum, bic ainber finb tonanges
benb, unb mebr, als Bel jeber anberen
RaFe, gilt es bier, baB, iper bic Rim
Der aetponnen bat, glles getppnnen
bat. geotbmenbise 8orbebinaung III
aber, bab Der 8eiu9 bieier S4ulen
iibcral Elm atpansspeiier lei, MIDI
Bios Der 5prm nad. fonbern in bel
| Shat; benn nur 10 tDnnen mir bic all-
fdneli9e 2dfiieteit Der Gltern iiber:
ipinben unb bic ainber 5eitis in un1er
6Gnbe befpmmen. Oieier erite 3pdni
lit aber Der einaige, ben nptbDenbil
| if, = ales Weitere beiorgen bic liebe
bon unb ri9tie aussebilbeten sSnbia
nprfinber BON felb5t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-10-13

ertra be3ablen. @elinst es, bis alten
preNen sana aus benz Selbe gu iales
aen - tpprouf NIT Maht hingedrbets
tet nirb = 10 fDnnte Der neue ySruit"
Die pflan3er ebenfo griinolih 1aro@
pfen, tpie bies Bis jebt BON anoerer
Seite eeIhiebt. Natiirlid pirb BON
ben SntereHenten ber alten prelsn
bie1e @efabr mDslidft fhpdra gemolt,
aber unItreitie iit fie pprbanben. Der
gaunpplI pflanaer mare alio -
tpie ii6 Der Mmerifaner braltiIh ausz
brudt = n3pi5hen Dem Seufel uno Der
tiefen See!" 9lber piele iAetnen Das
unbefannte uebel immerbin bem be-
fdnnten pprauaieben!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-10-13


fIGhe bes Gaatbeetes, tpie es BET Drill
iaat entitebt, bat niht nur beim Wets
aen. 5onbern audi beim Roggen einen
giinitigen GinfluB auf bic Durhtpintes
ril1g.
Gine CUTE Gnttpdferung 1T fir 6els
Der in niebriger2ase unb auf unbnr9z
laffenben llntergrunb unnmgdngli9
notbpenbis. Sic 1T ni9t nur burh
Orainiren, 1onbern aud gleihaeittg
burh WaHerfurhen gu betpirfen. Sn
f9neereiehen 8egenben linb gu iippts
itebenbe Saaten por Winter ettpas ab@
suf6neiben pber in faltem Wetter unb
Bel fe1tem 2anbe gu beipeiben, um bic
@efabr bes .Gritidens unb Sanlens gu
permeiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-10-13
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