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FOR SALE-JOTS.

FOR sALE-Lots at Addison Heights;
three miles from the city; on electric
railroad; opening days May 20 and 9 (;
call for free tickets, plat, prices, and
terms CLEMENTS IL HALTZMAN. 1921
St. nv. mT2 5-3t
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FOR HIRE

FOR HlRE-To drunlmers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton. 50
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STA BlES,
rear SO + sc. NV; telephone call, l09-
ap3U-tf
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RrSINESS CHANCES.

WANGED-A cash purchaser for an old
established law, patent and pension busi-
ness. splendid opening for lawyer de-
string immediate returns; cheap, for cash
only. Address ATTORNEY, this office.
my24-3t-e II
FOR sALE-saIoon at 103 H ST. NV.
my2O-7b
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Roynl Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.

Autrains illuminated with PIntsch light
For Philadelphia, New Y OTk. Boston and
the East, week days, T-05, 500, 1000 a.
NJ 1900, (12 40 all Dining Cars), 800,
505 dining Carr, 2.Ol night: sleeping
car open at 90 o'clock, Sundays 7.O0,
q 90 a. m, (12 40 al Dining Cars, 3. 90
t5 O5 Dining Carr, II u night, sleeping car
olten 10 O'clock \ AGOitlOnSI trans for
Philadel phia, week days, daily, LOO D. N
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 q. H.. IL. 90
noon, and IL 40 p M week days, Il. 40
o. M Sundays
For Cape May, IL noon
1ExceuC Sunday. xENpTcsS trains
Rappage called for and checked from
nafejs and residences by Union Transfer
Co on orders left at ticket 0IIlecs, 6l9
PennsylvanIa avenue NV. New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at depot
Nm N GREEN, D. B MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Man or Pass. Traffic
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Do you knorc that yoas can hare tse Aorn-
ing, Erening and Sunday Times deferred ~
goar rcsidencs for .fty cegsts q moHtA7
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FOR RENT-4o5 and 407 Sd st. sw. sax
room brick; water; in splendid condition;
TO desirable colored tenants; $3.50 each.
Apply 942 Is st. NV. ap1 EN-
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
From Station, IS I-2 st. & Pa. Ave.

In effect Aay 8, 1897.
FOR Alexandria fweek daysl. 6. 80, 700,
I;3o. ex-; 500, $50, ex-; 9:0c, S:o0,
~. 70 o; ex; 90, l1:45, a. III. l2soo; ex'
-, l:io, 1:45, Z:U5, ex.; gao, o.Oo,
e o. 50, 400. ex.; 4:15, ex.; 4:45. 5:o5,
., o. ~ ex; .: 10, 6.05, ex.; 6:25, ZOO, S.oo,
~, io;OO, l1:2O, II:59 p. m.
,s.D or Alexandria (Sunday onlyl, 500,
39:VV5 IOO0, 1880, IL 90, 1l:30, a. m
1dSvo noon. 12.30, LOO, 1870. 200, 2:3o,
o. o. ~ $50, 400, 40, 600, $50, 600,
So, 10, 600, 300, 1000, 11-2O p; IN.
,, ror Mount Vernon and Way Stations
week days., 6: 80, 1905, 11:0o a. M
oo' i.I5, 2:05, 500, 400, 4;1o p IN
oI MOUNT Vernon and Way StatlqDS'
4'9n only, 300, 11.o0 a. m, 2;oV'
& or Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
week days., 500, $50, 800 1905, 100,
- 10 a. m, 1905, 1920, 1:15, 2:05, 2:40,
~, ~, 800, 400, 4lo. o:zO, 6-Oo, 6,-o'
Eor Arlington and AquedUct Bridge
,9unuay onIyJ, 500, 300, I0:oO 1880,
IAluo, II 10 a. III 1z.UU noon I2.3O,
~ I:3O. 200, 2:30, 800, $50, 400,
n oo QUO, $50, 600, $50, 100, 500
BdggaEe checked free for passengers
Hoiulhg first-class tickets at Station B-
cycles, 20 cents each.
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HAlEE

teIegraphic medium, scientific palmist, and
card reader, tells your full name, re-
foreteils Jour future life; also tells about
business deals, law suits, love affairs,
family troubles, reunites the separat ted,
brings quarrels all right, removes spells,
causes marriages, and gives good luck
etc; always at bone, 925 II sc. NV; fee
25c-, soc, ST.; satisfaction guaranteed
or no charge my16-Imo
NINE. ESTELLE, Medium. tells past, pres
ent and future; cures all diseases. Hours
9 TO 10; no adInittance after 9I3 10Th
ST. NV. my1 L item
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l HEREBY warn any one from purchasing g
from John >. VI. Zimmerman, or mis- at
torney, James b. Green, a bedroom suite
OF three pieces. mattress, pillows and
rocker, as said furniture is my property,
holding paper signed by said Zirnuler-
man transferring ~ propertyJO me. MRS.
EMMA A ZIMMERMAN IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NANTED-Giri for general houSeHork
close TO city; must stay nights Apply
10 20 4, 81 D u ST. NV, ground floor
my26-3t
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WANTED-By three eolored girls, general
house work; good refs. AL g ST.
my263t
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FOR RENT-12S st. NV; one large
frst-floor front room; fur. or unIuf
mvpt-4t
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EOR SAIE-HOESES.

FOR sALESl, 900 for 6-rm. brick
house and lot; mod imps.; lot, 16X12;
alley; $500 cash: | st. ne, near Twelfth.
JOHN 7. DONOHUE, 30S East Capitol St
Lnv25- 3t en-
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

FOR RENT-Unfur., 2 large rooms; 81 pei
month; fur, 50; parior fur; piano anu
guitar. including lessons, So per Inontn ;
IN l.. call after D. IN. 632 st. NV; refs
nfy26-3 -3t
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FOR SALE-On wide concrete ST. 500
cash. balance, small monthly payments,
new, 2-story, bay win dow brick; rooms.
bath and pantry. all modern Improvements;
very select neighbOrhood; 1875 Emerson
st. ne, between L and +, 18th and 14tn
sts.; open daily. GEO. =. NEWTON,
owner, S02 r sc. NV. ny23-St
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NTE D-By colored girl, place as
ciiambermaid in priv5fre family; 60 home
at nights Call at 1406 18th ST., or write
my26-3t
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FOR SALE-At Ligunum, Va, four-room
frame house and three acres OF land, for
$500 cash. Apply 116 9th st. NV. my21- st
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOX SALE-Farm; 143 acres; good house:
3 rooms hot and cold water; barn and
all necessary buildings; orchard; plenty of
shade; land in high state of fertility;
location, 8 miles north of city GEO. l..
STABLER, sos 14th st. NV my2I-9t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures; one large parior'
3rd floor. 2 cool font rooms, L large
back room: connecting: suitable for ngnt
housekeeping; at summer rates SIG y
St NV. niy26-3 3J
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FOR LE-CompIete amateur photo
graphic outfit; camera SKI, case tripod,
seven plateholders, Bausch and Lonlb lens
and shutter; Gundack lens and shutter; re
| duCing camera; optical lantern, and all
accessories; cost $3.50. Address HfP0.,
| this office. my26 ct
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MAYS FURNITURE stores, z1oo 14tn and

MA 5 FURNITURE Stores, 2IUU 14th and
1429 L St NV.
EAPERT uphoisterers Mattress making
and mattresses for all; remake with new
best tick, 81. go: cleaning old TICK and hair
and remaking, $3
tick, so, cannot be equaled elsewhere
for 81 Chairs Caned Ironi 60c; perfor-
ated seats, 26c
FURNITURE repaired and upholstered
Removing and packing for shipment care
fully executed.
IRDNhS expressed promptly on shortest
notice
CARPETS cleaned by our process, re-
laid and taken up.
FURS and rugs stored In specially pre-
pared room.
PRICES are moderate and work equal to
the best.
STORAGE first class
TELEPHONE 292 Postal orders have
prompt attention.
: / WILL BUY your household effects, how
ever large OF small uy7-tr
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COUNTRY BOARD,
wANTED-BOARDERs.

WANTED -Boarders-Good table; good
water; terms very reasonable; plenty
of shade. Mrs. w. PALMER, Oakton
Va, Washington and Ohio X. r. my25-3t
WANTED-Ten boarders, So per week;
Darlington place, Charlton Heights; high
and healthy, grand view of city Address
Mrs. WM. 6. DAVIS, Berw YIN, Md.
my25-3t
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HETIIE 81 have a White Flyer BIZ
cycle for you; where shall I send it?
ARTHUR. niy25-7t-eIn
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FOR RENTAL nominal rent, COM
pletely FUR. house until oct. to careful
party. Address, with refs, SURE, this
office. uny23-7t
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Rus1NEss CHANCES.


| WANTED-Partner with $500; in estab-
| iished paying business; nets SI5 to $50
| per week to each; fnyestigate this rare
chonce. 92l n: I. ave my26-4e
! For sALE-s Southwest; barber shop at a
sacrifice; doing a fair business ADDRESS
| BARBER, this office. my26-3t
FOR sALE-saloon- in the best location;
long lease, fine fixtures; good stock;
cheap rent, and doing good business Will
sell cneap II sold at once. Address II G.,
| this office. my25 3t,em
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE can sell your
business without any publicity. Room
Z, 6l9 + st. nw- ny2o-6t,em
FOR SALE-Cheap; a grocery and meat
store; will sell for $500 If sCln at once;
horse and wagon 232 18th Sc.
my25-3t-e.n
FOR SALE -Lunchroom; $225; location
good; rent reasonable; doing good busi-
ness; cheap. COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Room 2, 6f9 st. DIV. my25- Stem
FOR SALE $358 Will buy one of the best
groceries in the city rent SIS; sales $l6.
co MMERCiAL EXCHANGE, Room g 619
ST. NV. my25-3t,em
FOR SALE-tirocerye stores, imchrooms,
and notion stores; il you have 5000 or
5000 and want Igupd paying business see
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, Room 2, 613
ST. NV. my25-3t,em
FOR SALE-I haveitwo market stands for
SAFE, cheap. owner mas road position, re-
quiring his time AMI attention Aduress
STANDS, this office. Item
AN elegant stand for wood, coal, flour
feed, etc, on wide ave. nW.; will give
o-year lease, with privilege OF buying.
.. M. BRYANT, owner, Warder Building,
9th and sts. nv. my25-3t
FOR SALE-BoaFdihgi gihouse OF Is rooms,
nearly full, at aucgton price; one block
from EDbitt tiouse: osher business demands
my attention. BOARDING-HOUSE this
office. my25-3t
FOR SALE Saloon. ESQ 1Ith st. So, DO
ing fir business; line fixtures. Sroom
house; rent SGT. 50, ret5)1 for selling, owner
leaving the city; price, $500. my25-3t
WANTED Party with $500 cash, to take
an interest II weekly paper published
here; Journalist preferred, but not essen
tial. Address PATENTS, this office.
my24 st
FOR SALE-A three-ehair barber shop:
good locality: good order; cheap If sold
this week Address L. Fl 8 this office.
nly24 3t, EN-
FOR SALE-A weil-established coal and
wood yard, on account OF other business.
Address COAL AND WOOD, this office.
my23-7t
FoRsAEE- Market store; com mplete.y fitted
up In every appointment, including large
mea1boy; also scales, meatblUEk, saws,
knives, etc 2004 9TH st. NV. my1S-9t
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FOR RENT-A six-room house in NV;
furnished; one block from 4th st cars
81 kingman place. my26-3t
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WANTED-Hy an excellent coIored woman
place TO 90 general housework; good
COOK iihd laundresS; in city or country; refs.
address or call, MARTHA, 425 IL tn ST. NV.
uly26-2t ~
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LOST.


LOST-A gold medal with engra wing,
Jacob Bruegger, Champion u. c. Anna
teur Bowling League; Season, 1S96-'97.
Llbefal reward IL returned to 430 Sth
st. NV. Item
LoST-Last Saturday night, between 1 9Th
and 18th SITS. NV, comb with gold top
and four Diamonds. Reward of SIS If re-
turned 20 170S Z. I. ave. Item
LOST-Pocketbook, either Satlrday or
sunday, containing key; letters. Please
return to Times office and receive re-
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. ALTIMORE -
49, AND OHM
RAILROAD.
schedaIe in effeet May ID, Isg7.


Leave Washington from - atloa, e,.rne- Of
New jersey. avenue and street
Limited trains. 1000, 1I:45 a. ~, sos
For Cincinnati, st Louisand Indianapolis.
Express, i1:45 q m vestibuled Limited
.; 20 p M, express 1880 p N.
for f1tJsbUrg and Cieyeiand. express
duly, 1000 a IN and $50 a. 81
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit 1880
For Winchester and way stations. $40
and 70. 80 p m
For New Orleans. Memphis. Birmingham,
Cllatta nooga, Kn ONviha RrtsJnl and
Roanoke, 11:20 p. In daily; Sleeping Car
through.
FoF FoF tg5aE Esisoia oao p PRsqk n dang 6ay. oo
x7.O5, x7.10, x7-3O, ks. 90, {. 80, 1880,
XIO-OU, xi 2.OOa IN, x1 %, 1910, xI 30,
X3.O0, 3. 20, x4 80, 4 35, X0-05, X5.1O,
X5 80, X6- 20, g. go NS 90, :. ., XS.2O,
lilo, x11.5O p. m, and xl2 Ol night
a m, x12-0o, x1 = 40, LOO, x3.OO, 800,
4 80, X5.o5, x5.1O, q. 30, XS-tO, 1920,
Ills, XII. 90 D. m, x1 2. OF night.
For Annapolis, 7.lO and 3 30 IL, 2.10
and $50 p IN, Sundays, o-3U a H., 4-35
For Frederick, week days, 500. 1I45
a m, A 80, . 80 p III. Sundays, 200 a. m,
For hagerstown. $1,000 a m and 20 80
For Boyd and way points, week days
500 q. M, 4 90, .. 80, 7.J5 pm. Sundays,
500 a. m, 1-15, 7.00 p n
For GaIJnersDurg AID way points, week
days, 500, 300 a m, 1 9 so, 800, 4.3O,
4SS' go. i.Y9, 4 80 p Po5 m 10 sundays ~ = rs
For " Washington Junction and way points.
3 30 a. M 80. 3 30 D IN week days,
9.Go a, m, 1 Ii 2. N. Sundays
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FOR REST-2620 St, 4 rooms; bath, gas
meter, storage room, all mod. imp: refs.
required; S12. OWNER. nly24-7t-em
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WANTED BY neat, respectable colored
girl, as chaInberInald or nurse. 81 Fen
bon ST. ne. IL
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.


FOR SALE-At Lignum, Va, a four-room
frame house an d three acres of land for
$20Q cash. Apply 716 9th st. sw. my21- st
CALL at 623 + ST. NV. ana see me about
lots at Somerset Beach, on the Potomac,
40 miles from the city; the best bathing
beach, the heaIrhieSt location, best fishing,
best grabbing, and the prettiest spot on the
river: lets cheap; terms easy. VIM REED.
1ny21-
FOR SALE-At Ligunum, Va, four-room
frame house and three acres OF land, for
$500 cash. Apply 716 9th ST. NV. my21-6t
HOMES CHEAP-On the new electric rail-
road from Washington to Fails Church, i
beautiful subdivision has Just been opened,
With wide streets and aven ues, known as
BALLSTON, about miles from Washing
ton; car fare 8 cents; 8 minutes ride
from the city by electric cars, OF 20 min
utes on bicycle, splendid road
Price Of lots $125 and $100 each,
size, 25 feet wide by from 100 to so feet
deep.
Terms, $5 down; balance ST per week;
no interest, 10 per cent off for cash
large new station has just been erected;
800 shade trees have been set out. Ball
ston has fine graded school, stores, z
churches, and already population of ESQ
persons. Buy lot for home or for spec
ulatlOn and buy quickly so you can pick
your choice. i have also large and smaK
farms for sale. Call for particulars and
plat JAMES e. CLEMENTS, 1921 F
st. NV myl6- I'm
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REGENIA VALAsCo, Spirit Medium; also
magnetic treatment; satisfactory 601
+ ST. NV. my26-3t
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FOR RENT-1t02 n. Y ave-; large fur.
rooms light housekeeping, summer rates
my26-3t
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FOR RENT-Great bargain, 1149 | st
st. NV: rooms; a. m j.; perfect order;
only $3.50. W. c. DUVALL, 925 F st.
Dly26- 2t
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STU ATTQNS WANTED-MAL
AND FEMAI

WILL furnish all kinds CT help, white or
colored; in or otat OF city. Call or address
S29 9Th st, NV. Open from "a To
p. IN. nly25-6t,em
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WANTED BY dressmaker, work in first
class faiillly; withor without mac hine; No
1 refs. from New York or this CITY fast
worker wages 81. 25 and 81 90 per day
Please call al 1903 StI st NV Item
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EDUCATIONAL.

A. MICHAUX-French, Spanish, Portu-
y.4ave. NV. my23-6t
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WANTED-Partner with $500; in estab-
iished paying business; nets $I5 to $50
per week to each; investigate this rare
chance. 92I N. T. ave. my26-4t
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TIE advertiser wants TO borrow 800 at
Eti ler cent interest. on EOod security.
Address ADVERTISER, this Office:
my25-3t
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PROF. CLAY tells business, love affairs,
losses, etc; brings separated husbands.
wives, sweetheaTys or lovers together, re-
moves spells. bad luck; 30 cents, % 10 10
daliy- 1S9 II st. sw. uIy25-3t-em
BIT Of advice is always welcome; let
fake sales alone; for the real thing
come tn as for nice suit OF clothes (worn
sOmel, that are tailor-nade; one price
in plain figures. JUSTH s OLD STAND,
6I9 u ST. NV Iny25-Tt
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FOR RENT-suBURBAS.

II
FOR RENT OR RSALE-AtForest Glen, Md |;
six acres rich land: 2 houses; good out
bull diDgs; choice fruit; SpIendiu water;
force pump in kitchen, place all fenced
double henhouse, place should be seen 20
be appreciated: terms reasonable. Ad-
dress r BYINGT0N, Forest Glen, Nd.
my26-3t
FOR RENT Large. cool rooms, in suburbs;
three miles from city, on steam and
electric roads; light housekeeping allowed
SUBURBS, this office. my26-3t
FOR RENT-Modern suburban home; bath.
stable, and waterw orks- H ID. COR
DON, 91S ST. my24-3t
FOR RENT Near Kensington station, a
large, new house, OutDuilGings, garden
and ten acres. MRS. LUCY A. BROWN,
GaitnersDurg T. y. Iny2f3t
FOR RENTAL Forest Glen, Nd, six-roon
house, cellar, bath. range, not water,
heated by furnace, and fire places; large
lot; near station; reat only 81 2. 80. JOHN
T. KNOTT, 91S Z St my20-6t
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WANTED BY young married couple house
TO take care OF during summer; best of
rer- 1,tplreAS CARE, Uihs oince.
nly243t-em
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MONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN.

MONEY LOANED on collateral securities
without delay. CONFIDENTIAL, tuis
office. my26-3t
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FOR RENTAL 1921 G St NV, large par
lor, first floor, suitable for office or
dwelling room: fine locality. ny243 st, ,em
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WANTED-Horses TO pasture; fine grass;
good fences tno wiTel; running water.
stock called for and delivered. DIR. w.
NJ. LYNCH, Anandaie, Va my25-3t
WANTED TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.
VIA stop all leaks free. and charge only
luE painting. work guaranteed
NAT. RUBBER ROOF FAINT co.
ep9-tf 1O25 Sth St q
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WANIED D Position as general house
worker or cook; iIrst-class ref 2217 18th
St NV. rnvS5 a.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOX SAILING are showing o very large
assortment of AIoxley improved Dry
Air Ice Box es; The best and most econoin.
lcaI for hotels, butchers and grocers. IEB
J. Y. M0XLEY ICE BOX AND FIXTURE
CO.. factory rear or lI4, 2l6. 2lS Stn
Ct. ne. mhE hES-tl
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WANTED-Place as schanlberInaido or nurse
Wiling TO leave city; good refs. 426 K
30 NV my25-3t
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WANTED-The public to know we handle
standard typewTtters Of all makes; viii
sell your old one for you: repair machines
at low price; do you want a National
cash register? see US TYPEWRITER
HEADQUA RTERS AND MANUFACTURE
ERS' AGENCY. 1907 + st. NV.
rnyDD -6t ern
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WANTED Loan of $50 for six months;
good security and liberal interest. LOA n,
this office my25-3t
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-At once, 6 or 7-room house,
with store attached; suitable for grocery
or coafectonerE northwest. Address +.
G., 71S II st. ne. 1t
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FOR RENT-436 Mass. ave- NV; brick; 8
rooms; a. m. j.; also stable; rent only
S30.50; fine home. c. BOYER & son,
2l 7th st. sw. my26-3t
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FOR RENT-HOCSES.

FOR RENT-131S Corcoran ST., rooms
and bath, good condition. Inquire 1904
18Th st. NV; key 1924 Corcoran ST.
mv26- 3t
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wANTED-PosrAGE STAMPS.

!. WANTED-For cash, all kinds Of old United
States postage and department stamps;
collections also bought. Fl. F. DUNK
HORST. 1905 z tn st. NV my9-tf
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DR. YOUNG, g; Ss$:'1:'s.i s:f: = n y!

Treats successfully ell diseases of the
Brain and Nervous ystem, Diseases of the
Blood, skin. Stomach Kidneys and Bad
der, Night Losses. Sex nal Weakness, Strict
ure, Varicocele. Hyd rocele, syphilis, and
all Private Diseases OF either sex Con-
sultauon and Urinary Analysis free
Hours 10 to IL and 3 to 9. Closed Sun
days and evenings
GYPSY QUEEN-Fortune teller; ladies',
soc; gentlemen, 81; (no sign. Removed
to 121 II st. NV. my23-7t
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WAETED-Good coIored barber. at once;
steady place bring tools. 603 h st. Il W.
II
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HELP wANTED-MAI.E.

WANTED White boy in grocery store;
aged l 3; good references; small wages to
start Apply 3Ul SJh st. Sc 1t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIED II Suddenly, John poe, famous Tor oe-

DIED 5 uddenly. John Doe, famous Tor be
ing the ncayi est insured nanin the world.
When found sitting n his library, was sup
posed 10 be asleep A broad, happy smile
adorned his countcnance. He died know
ing that hs had placed his widowed wife
no longer provide for them Hence the
peaceful. happy abOvc-Sta1ed smile. II you
want to do as this famous maa did die with
a smile of much note, stop in and see us
i age 80 il only costs 81 u5 per month
for 81 600 Insurance. Good old-Iine com
pany. No assessments. No cost for ex-
animation VIII send gent il desired Lib
Prdl contracts 10 agenUs. EASTERN MII-
TUAL LIFE, Chas E. Shoemaker Manager,
1905 St NV ny243t
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MAZDA NJ RITA, Clairvoyant, Medium and
Gard Reader, 25c and oUc 52.s 18th
ST. NV. my26-7t
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PERSONAL.

NINE FRANCIS-Life given from cradle
TO grave, will give IucK ITee Tor the next
week. % and 90 cents SOC E. Cap. st.
nly26-3t
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-25

President Mckinley is having g restiul
time on the shore of Lake Cham plain
He is said to be absolutely confident that
prosperity is coming to stay, and is very
happy at the prospects. He believes the
Republicans will be successful in Ohio,
Iowa and elsewhere at the fall elections.
Indeed, he is said to be very optimistic in
his conviction that everything is going
on we'll for the Republicans, and that the
country will soon be prosperous. AS the
President. unlike millions of his country
men, is drawing a comfortable salary,
and has all his immediate wants supplied
without any special effort on his part, he
can afford to take n sanguine view of the
situation. Even Grover Cleveland would
have been perfectly contented for the
country to remain in n depressed condi-
ton financially four years longer, pro-
vided he could have held on to the Presi-
dency for another term. The standpoint
from which they are looked at makes all
the difference in the world in mans
view Of existing conditions.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-25
THE REPUBLICAN PLAN.

EX Congressman Bowden, of Virginia,
is of the opinion that the Republicans
acted wisely in deciding not to put up a
State ticket this fall, and he believes if
eX. Chairman Lamb should call n State
convention it will not materially affect
the situation. The policy of the Repub-
lican party this fall as outlined by him
will be to assist any organization which
will make fair elections the issue, and the
only conditions they ask will be pledge
to carry out This policy if successful at
the polls.
The Populists and Prohibitionists have
both heretofore, he says, stood for fair
elections, and if the former will make IL
strong declaration on the subject and
will cooperate with the Republicans, the
latter will do all they can TO assist them
in November The Republicans, hc..said,
have appointed Il committee to confer on
this subject, and the only thing they will
ask of any candidates on the Populist
ticket will he that the question of fair
and honest elections be made the issue.
II TIC COIDulUhJiU succeeds In UeICaClnp
the Democrats, he says, measures will be
adopted to overthrow the election
methods now III vogue in this State.
Such n combination he believes ought to
be able to wiz, but the election methods
in this State are such, he says, as not to
give the opposition to Democracy any
thing like fair show.
While the Republican plan of campaign
is plausible one, it is not likely, now
that they have SO plainly outlined their
policy, that 1t will succeed. To he fore
warned is to bis forearMed, and now that
the Democrats have been forewarned
they will not neglect any effort that will
assist them in neutraliziDe the effects of
such n combination. If the late Iieneral
Malone were alive and was conducting
the campaign for the Republicans in this
State it is not ut all probable that he
would have given his enemies rs much
information as the present leaders of the
party nave done