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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-05
Klondike Tremeus.

NFrcm the Seattle Times.)
A subscriber furnishes the folloa ing
lelt"r from friend in camp:
Dear Friend: You can surprise the dear
people of Casper by telling them that |
am worth 80 900, and next summer |
VIII start hack to buy the town. Some
people VIII want to kiss me when i get
back who wanted to kick me when left.
In as a had trip up here. hut il is worth
ma king IL money is what a INA n wants IT.
rs the only place ] ever saw where there is
SO much money that people don't seem to
care FOR IL.
We sit around and talk about good things
to eat. That is what everybody il think
ing about. III a man gets 10 talking about
fruit ne Is put out OF the camp. We can't
stand 10 hear IL talked OF. | have dreamed
OF seeing peaches as big as a car wheel,
ana they say when man gets the trenens
up here ne always sees fruit or fancies
he is pulling ratiiShes or Smelling peas.
This is a hard country 10 a man. II viii
make Young man hook ola in two years.
You have heard of the golden calf.
Well, | have som ething that beats that.
have q golden dog. A dog of mine died
and have used his hide as a sack for my
dust. have him a full OF gold as he was
of meat. / sometimes lay nay head On his
body and dream of what will do with M
dough when I get back TO the States.
Ny partner has ten one-gallon syrup
cans filled with dust. Pneumonia is bad,
ana many die from il. The scurvy is bad,
too, but il don't Kill many, after all. IL
man could have what he wanted tn eat up
here, IL would not be so bad. You can
dress warm and fight the cold, but il is
hard TO he hungry every day and get Moth
ing To eat but the things you detest. My
paper has run out, and there is no more in
camp.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
,scheduIe In effect October 10. L

tScheduIe In effect october 10, 1871
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger station. g.
s:I2 M Daily. local cOr DanviiiS Char
Iotte and way stations, NUbnecJ> az 81 AHhs
sas for Strasburg, arTISonOuFg, ane
staunIon, daiIy, EXCEPT ? .ih1sy an i.I.rs,
LynChburg with the NorrsdS tbd 1911. ,ti,u+,
daily, and with the Cbesag--lSt anu 'tnl no
daily, roE tue Natural Drsdss and Lex
ington. T,sa
FAST Nail. carries PCIlnas bGffet
sIeepers, New YORK ana Washington 70
lacksonvile, uniting a. S Ss.,i,. y, NJ
Pullman Sleeper for As l,,,.l an anu C Tos
tanooga Tenn, and at Charlotte win Pult
lnau Sleeper for Augusta rnhInan hnsIss
ing az AtIa nta for Birmingham anu Mem
pfsis. solid train, Washington 70 New
Orleans wltHout chang SUM- s,..1yy
ON this train every Wednesday Ia San
Francisco, without cha nse.
4:ol p Iu.-LOcal for FfonS hoyal, Ss la
burg ;InI harIisoLUurg, daily, eAcept sun
day. -
4.51 p. m.-Daily, local for Chariottss
i0:43 D. m.-Dany, WASHINGTON AND
sOUIhWEsTEkN. v EsTi 81 LED. LIN
TIED, composed of Pullman sesfiouled
fpeepers, dinlng ears Ssw sn ark as ssSse
Tenn. via AsneviIle, Knoxville, and Ckks-
tanooga. New York To Tampa, via Cnar-
lotte, Columbia. savannah, anG ia cksonviils;
New YORK TO Memphis, via Birmingham,
New Iork to New Orleans, via tlauJ0 aud
Montgomery. Vestiouled day coach asn-
ington 70 Atlanta Southern railway dining
car, Greensboro to Montgomery
TRAINS ON WAShlNUI OIy AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9.Ol a: NJ
daIIy and 4.45 p. IN. daiiy except sunday,
aud $50 p. IN. sunday only Tor konnd hnL'
4.32 ID. M. dali y, except sunday for Lees
burg, and 4 rs ID. IN. daily for Herudon-
Returning, arrive at Washington SO q
m. and 800 ID. NJ dali from Round Hiil
aud .O6 n. M. daily except sunday, from
Herndon, and ia "a IN. daily, except sun
day, from Leesburg-
Through trains from the South arrive AZ
WASHINGTON 6:42 q. m, ~ p m. and
o:25 p In. daily. HarrisonbGrg, 2:4O p.
N. aud S.25 d. IN. daily, except sunday,
and $50 a. M. daily from Charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping car reseI yaJi0n ana In
formation furnished at offices. oil aud
1900 Pennsylvania avenue. and at Penn
| oyivaniA Railroad Passenger station.
w. III. GtEEN. Gen. ocpt:
- N. GULLY, IruiiHr Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
= =. BROwNs Gen. Agt. Pass. Deo0
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ON THE GRIDIRON.

Guard Hare, Of the University Of penn
Sylvania, wears a big leather shoulder pro
tectur almost as large as Benjamin's.
Billy Dull who coached the Indians this
fall. AMI vino is now at New Haven, was ct
Providence Saturday sizing up the Quaker
Whitman Athletic Club had six old in
tcrScholastic players on the team which
held Newton Athletic Association t. six
points Saturday.
Williams and Aherst both hare been
easily defeated by second-rate tears this
fail, Wesleyan, Trinity and Colgate nil
SHOW ing better form
The Pennsylvania Indian game az Phil
adelphia SaturIa viii he the biggest game
this week. Last wear Penn gave the In
dians their worst defeat.
George ordwav, quarter on Harvard
ia - school, is all old Eowdoin pla yer NJ
manager and for several years a New
Hampshire State College coach.
Yale, vith its inexperienced team, VIII
have a pretty hard game with Chicago
tomorrow, just a week hefoie she meet :
Harvard. This game, however, may b.
Cancelled.
Charley" CUmee, Of Boston, English
Highs manager IL 1893, when Walter
Adams team Won the interschola site cham
pionship, is coaching the Berkeley sctooi
team at New York. and the team is eX-
pected TO win the championship, haviI Y
already defeated it's nearest rival, De Id
Sale school, IL 10 q.
On the Signs advertising Saturdays Han
ward Law School Hoston University game
the VOID harvard wa : emllaZoned with
letters nearly a foot tall, while law
s'hoM' was traced underneath with inSS
nifiaa-.s Istt--ir iIaruIy ma AZ an InCiI mgr.
Many persons undoubtedly Were deceived
and went 10 the South End expecting Il
see the big team play.
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BY virtucof decree of the supreme court
OF the District OF Columbia, pa ssed in
cause OF John n. Lis against JOnn III.
Boarnan and Others, equity No. 1G,733.
the undersigned, as trustee. VIII OTTER fUF
safe on HJk~DAl, 1hE nth DAY
OF NOVEMBER, A. ID 1897, AT 4:30
O'CLOCK L. NJ, one-fifJh tl-5) undivided
interest and estate in anu to the real
estate described In said cause, situa ted in
Dist riot OF Columbia, and Known as part
OF Beatty 4 Hawkins addition to said
Georgetown, beginning for the same at
a point on the north side or 5th street tnow
X street,, distant one hundred and eighty
three feet west from the northwest corner of
9Th street tnow street, and Market tnow
33d) streets, aud running thence west on
said 9th tR street, twenty feet, thence
north at right angles to said 9TH tR
street, one hundred and fifty feet, to- rear
line OF said lot, thence east twenty
dred and fifty feet to the beginning, to-
gether with the buildings andimprovements
belonging. Terms OF sale One-third casn.
balance in two equal payments of six and
twelve months, with per cent interest
from day OF sale, for which pure haser or
purchasers shall give promissory notes
with interest, or all cash. at Option OF
purchaser or purchasers. no deed given
until all purCha Sc money and interest be
paid. A deposit OF 500 will be required
at time Of sale. eyancing at cost OF
purchasers. Terms OF sale must be com
piled with within fifteen days after sale,
otherwise property will be Te-adyertised
and resoId at cost and risk or defaulting
purchaser.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee.
Oc30-d&ds 4S6 Louisiana ave.
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Billy Teller, the coiored boxer, who is
now 50 jol,rningin New York, has made quite
a reputation for himself IN The East. Teller
sails under tie nom de plume of blacl
Critic" His latest achievement is r
tSent y-round draw with Jack DowHey,
rhe HANDWRITING BROOKLYN light weight. Tel
Ter stood off the Brooklyn boy and sent
in ar good as he received. He also chs
ada veG remarkable cleverness during Ire
bout. He once stood OF for four rouii n
Bol.iv Dobhs, the oolored lightweight. who
now wants a go with Champion Ia virns.
Dobbs was with vaudeville com hma tiCa
that siowed III the Fountain Thee ter. Dan
Crectlon was the star OF the aggretatiuf.
with DicL Moore a. his spaIrlng partner
he M viag defeated the latter for the
seooI.d time. Tommy Tracey, the Austria
liam weller weight, completed the fisttc
array. Dobt@ agreed 10 stop Teller in
four romtis He failed utterly 10 do It..
In fact, Teller. besides standing Dohbs off
cvaned no matters with number OF stiff
left lalS that stopped the latter's wild,
bull IKE rushes. No decision was reu-
tiered, hut the very worst Teller could
have received would have been dIax.
Since his advent IN the East, Teller has
earned The title OF BLACK Gnffo,' and
evidently he has improved materially,
Before D1bhs takes on Lavigne-a most
hazardous thing for him 10 do-it would
lot &c had idea for him &c measure skill
with Teller Dotls would know that ne
had been in a fight n he did.
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BaltimOre&0hiO

Schedule in Effect June 5, 1897.
Leave Washing on from Stat ton CORNER OF
New Jersey avenue and So;
For Chicago and -,orthW est. NesJOuleo
LImlted trains, 1000, ll.40 g. m; s-Oe
p. m
Limited. 40 p m; express IL 80 p m
FOR PitIsbuTg and ClsyeIIhd. express
For Columbus. Toledo ANA Detroit. 1880
For winchester and way stations. Assoc.
al 40 a NJ, a5.3O p. IN.
For New Orleans, Memphis, Ia~mingh3
Chattanooga, knoxville. BRISTOL anu Roam
oke. 1I.20 N daily Sleeping Cars
For Luray. $40 p. m; daily; 40 . %
For Balumore. Teek-days' Ply; 56 6.S az
xi2 40. 1900, $40, X4:s 80. 4:s5s x5:95.
1919. 1880 x6i29s $50; xS s01 i s,19'
n nis6t Sundays as X 0S. R7.ic, X 80, S 50.
x5.O1 a. m, x1 2 05, H 40, 90, x500,
rs 70, ills, xiI:50 p. m, E12.G1 nignL
FOR Annapolis, 7 4 and : 80 a NJ, Il ~
and 4: 80 pm Sundays, $50 a. u, 4 50
tnr Frederick. week days. 500 a M,
IL -45, 40, $50 p. m Sundays 300
a. For or l lac 2: IN; a1OoO a m. and
FOR boyG and way geiats, week saS,, e Is.
500 a M, 4iS9l o-39 az no p, p Ia SuA1@'''
n
For Gaitnersborg anu Tay points so we sa
43S $40, $50, 100, II 50 2. n; Sun
DAYS 600 a. M, l.lo, 4-SSs 4.Oos IU.l5
H. For Washington Junction and way points
- 40 a M, 43O, 8. so p, M. week days
= 90 a IA. lis p IN. Sundays
Roval Biae Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
For Philadelphia, New York, loSton ana
M" TOO, u2.40 Dining Cars, 500,
is O5 Dining Carr, t12Ol nlght, Sfeplns
car open at 1000 o'clock. Sundays,
So5. 500 a. H., tl2 40 Dining Carsl, $40.
i6-O5 Dining Car6 1901 night, Sleeping
Car opeu at 1000 O'Clock Addluonal
train for Philadelphia, weekdays, dahJ.
Ruffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 7.Oo, l0-oO a. M.
4 2 90 noon, ~ 40 aud 800 p m, week
davs y 40 D. No, Sundays
ud Esor cape May, 12.O0 nOUn.
.Exccpt Sunday. xExprcss trains
baggage called for ana checked from
boIeis and residences By Union IT sosfer
e. on orders left at ticket offices 51s
pennsylyania avenue northwest, New York
ayenuc and Fifteenth street, and az DepoA
Nm. NJ. GREENE, u. D. MAkIlNi
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LEGAL NOTICE.

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Court or the
City of Richmond The Commonwealth or
Virginia, ptaintliI, against Timothy Hives,
curator OF George DuSner, deceased: Tin
otny kives, administrator u George Dus-
neT, decea sed, and the board OF education
OF the State of Virginia, defendants.
The object of this suit Is to recover by
tile Common wcaith the sun, Of IS, 5000,
principal and interest, being the properly
or estate OF George Dusuer, deceased, in
the hands and possession or timothy blVes,
his administrators, the said George Dusner
having died in the count of Prince George,
in the State OF Virginia, In the spring ot
S93, interstate, and whose nativity ~
INK nown, the Commonwealth claiming said
estate in consequence of the said DuSneT
leaving no known heirs at his death All
persons claiming an interest In SAID rs
tate are hereby requiredto appear before
this court, ana make themselves defefbl-
ants 10 this suit on or before the 18TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, o9S, ana do what
is necessary To protect Their int crest IN
said suit
l.. VI RoWELLE, Clerk.
". r. MCKINNEY \, complainant sAttgrney.
October 80, S97. nos law 3mo
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS or
sections 1888 and 1889 or the Revised
Statutes OF the United states relating To
the District OF Columbia, /, JOHN W
GREGG, or the City OF Washington. ia the
District of Columbia, the owner and pro
prietor OF the Aspen Grove Larry,
dealer and vendor or milk. leverage, by
law llowed to be sofdin bottles, have filed
with the cIeCk OF the supreme court OF the
District Of Columbia a description OF sucn
bottles as are used by mein my said business,
and the names and marks thereon. for the
purpose OF protecting the same under the
provisions of said statutes The said hottler
are described a $ follows. Bottles or Jars used
for bottling milk; of white, transparent
gla IS. having on one side, III a circular lie
preston, embossed, the words. letters and
figures, y. W. Gregg, Aspen Grove Dairy,
6iG . ST., Washington, ID. g. and ON
the other side thereof the embossed words
This bottle to he washed aud returned
These BOTTLES or jars are liz sizes 10 hold
half pint, pint and quart inca sure or fluid.
All ners sons are notified and cautioned
moi To fill with mil !, ar thsr bsvarages any
siicF Bottles so mar ked, or to sell. trarfiC in
or buy the same. otherwise they VIII be
prosecuted &C Cording To law.
True copy. Test:
(SeaO j. K. YOUNG, Clerk, SUI
Supreme Court, Dc.
u WILL AIS. 4 Ssisi al Iprl
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SPECIAL NOTICE-George W. Joyce, late
senior member OF the firm or Andrew }:
Joyce's Sons, and who mas been Identified
with that house for the past twenty five
years, desires to announce that he ma -
opened ware rooms for the sale OF line
ca rriages aud business wa CONS at 400 Fenn-
syIvania avenue, and Will be pleased TO
see his former patrons aud friends. He
also desires IL known tnaJ he has No con-
nection whatever with the 4. j. Joyce
Carriage Co., OF Az lIth st Mr.. Joyce
Continues the agency for Hooker X Co. =
carriages, which were handled 10y the old
firm Tor twenty years. Personal attention
given to repair work. MORT
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KAILROADs.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
HAILROAD8.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3
STREETS.
$50 A. NJ. week days-PITTsBUR9 Ex-
PREss-Parior and Dining Cars. Harris
1850 A. NJ. PENS YLvASIA LIMITED
c,runiiIan Sleeping, Dining, Smoking and
Sinci matt, Indianapolis. st. Louis. Cleye-
iand and Toledo. Buffet Pahor Car 70
10: SO a X. FAST LrNE-rul,,oan Bufre.
rrarior Car 70 Harrisburg Buffet Parios
Ear, harrisburg to Pittsburg.
Express-sleep ping Car Wasnin Ttoa 4 70 Sc
LOUIS, and sleeping aud Dining Cars Har-
Ilss1urg to 81 Louis. Nashville tvia CInr
'Io ~ WESTERN EXPRESS Pun
snd r hbiar5isburg TO Cleveland Dining Car
7.1o p NJ. southwestern EXPRESS
HUFFMAN sleeping Cars WashlD gton 70
rricsoas, amp imaIspu-g 70 81 Louis aad
lo.2o p. II. PP.Aatcn ffFi { az EXPRESSIONS
man Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg.
day.
1850 a. m. for Elmlra and Remove daily.
except Sunday. For Vlhamsport daily.
Z 10 p. m. for wnnamsport. Rochester
Erie. Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
Washington To Buffalo
10 ~" 2 Il. for Erie, Canandaigus. Rocnes
Ter TEN. Buffalo and Siagars Pals daily
Rochester Saturdays only
f"r fhIiadeiphia, New York ana
the East.
500 p. m. "CoNGkEsss ONAL LIN
LED, daily, all Parlor Cars, with Dln,
Ginning Carr. s:OV, $40. 1000 dining
Carr, and 11:OO Dining Car from WI
p nl11Stonj =; ma i2;46, 81, 40: e;e ~
DINING Carr, 500. g. 90. 100 DINING
f faN; So Io;G6 ara fSs g 81 For
M, week days. Express. III p. ~. " eek
days 2:o1. and 8: 40 p n daily. For
DAYS, and 4:z1 p. m daily.
5S' iSSS: S,Ss as no. %. 80 =
90. 4 Io. 70 o. DO 10 40 40. if 4S sod
sOo Jos M 1880 81 JI1 II 90 mo- 1 sGS
115, 3.0f, 3.i5, s.40 f40G IimitedI.
4;20, $40. e.Ib. $50. 10. 1000.
For 10 Iffo o1as esd rI IL az 2; m 20 and
lac lac p n n; oaiIy except Sunday sun
and A 4is5P p m. U Ssu yO except sundsS
Sundays, S.0Oa m. and A 20 p. m
Atlantic Coast Line-E2press for Florida
q. m, s.4s D. "a. daily: Riehmond only.
1857 a. IN. weekdays, Atlanta Special.
via KicP lid aud Seaboard Air Linz.
4-40 D. IN. daily. Accommodation for
Quantico. 7.45 q. m. daily, ard A 20 o.
IN. weekdays.
Senshore Connections.
For Atlantic City (v.s Delaware River
Bridge, al-rail routeb, BIS p I'D. daily
via Market street wharf, O:OU andl 10
a. M, l2:45 p IN, week days, and 80
p. III. daily.
For Cape May, 1900 a N week days.i1;36
p. ni. daily
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, ana at the station. sixth and ID
streets. " here orders can lie left for the
checking OF baggage 70 destination from
hotels and residences.
.B.HUTCBINS0N,G General Ma mayer.
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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Quick Work.

Here is a letter 1t would hardly Go for
us to publish said quack. "A man
writes Il have just taken the first bottle
OF your medicine"
"wpll?'' said bis partner.
There it breaks off short, and is signed
In another handw riting, Per executor -
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4 rama ciouS Audience.
NFrorn tho Indianan,lis Innrn,

From the indianapolis Journal)
Barnes Tormer-Every seat was taken al
our last performance.
lascius de Hamme-I heard about il.
was told that the audience carried off
the benches as the only way of getting
any return for their money.
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PERSONALS.

PROF. ola Y-0ldest established ci3irvoy
an. advertising In this city; consult nun on
business, law salts, divorce. specu!htlons,
separations, love or family troubles. can
tell you anything You wish 10 know brings
separated husband ana wife together,
makes sweetheart or lover true' causes
marriages; removes spells or mysterious
feelings; gives luck; fee, so cents; hours, lO
To / . daily. 4S9 Al -. sw. MOIST EN-
DIR. SAMUEL L. HARMON has moved his
office u 237 10tn 81. NV; hours to
10, II to and To Z. Telephone CAT,
1910. no0-3t-cm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Two boarders for nicely fur.
front room, with good board. price. IS
for two. Apply 2004 l st.nw. MOIST
wANTED--Thrce OF four gentlemen boar,I-
ers; cheap rates; good table board. ZIG
18th st. sc. no5-3t
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THOMAS BOWLING & co, Aucticneers.
612 r st. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY FACING CONDUIT ROAD

Under and by virtue of a certain deed #
trust, dated the twent y-seCond day of
March. S94. and recorded on the twenty
second day Of March, S94. in Lfber 500;
at folio 32S, one OF the land records Of the
District OF Columbia. and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, default having
occurred In the payment az the indebted
ness secured thereby, the unde rsigned
trustees VIII sell at puOlic auction, in 'front.'
of the premises. IN THURSDAY the ELEy-
ENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1897 at
8. 30 O'Clock p. ~. all that piece or parcel
OF land and premises situate In the county
of Washington, District of Columbia AMI
division of part of ''Whitehd zen and st.
Philip and Jacob described BIZ De.,eS
and hounds as follows. BEGINNING IN The
easterly side OF the Conduit road 1t a
point inca sured south 70 degrees, O3 min
utcs, east so feet from "A stone marked
wv. A-126," planted on said easteriy
side Of the Conduit road. and running
thence south Do degrees, Oh minutes east
~ feet; thence north 50 degrees, Al hin
utcS east ST. feet; thence north 80
degrees o. minutes west 1906 feet: .,nd
thence south so degrees, IS minutes west
same being improved BY twO-stoTy. SIX
room dwelling; chicken house, woodsne'i,
well, pump, etc.
TERMS OF SALE-AH cash. \ deposit
Of 81 so viii be required at the time OF
sale, and the terms OF sale 10 be- complied
sale. otherwise the property will be resOltl
at the risk and Cost of the defaulting puT-
chaser. Conyeyancing, sc, at purchas-
ers cost.
JACKSON II. RALsToN, Trustee.
Wash. Loan aud Trust Building
Wash. Loan and Trust Building.
uO4-u < DIS
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PROPOSALS.

- on
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
tlnrt y-two ceIlrooIns in the United states
jail at Washington, ID: c; Department VI
l897-Sealed' proposals will be receiver
at this department. until O'CLOCK Z. y.
on SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY or No
VENEER, 1887, and opened immediately
thereafter, for all the labor ana materials
required for the erection and complexion
OF thirty-two cells for female prisoners
ance with the drawings and specifications.
copies Of which may be had on application
10 the gener al agent, Departmental Justice:
bids or To waive any defect or infornIality
in any bid should it be deemed I'm the
interests of the Government to DO so.
Proposals ton forms TO be procured from
the department. must be enclosed in Ell
velopes, sealed and marked, proposals
for the erection of cells, etc. anu adj
dressed To the General Agent, department
no5,6,S,a,10,11-6t
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Ba rgain Chips.

Z
..Charlc." said the affectionate little wife,
didn't goa tell Inc those blue chips cost
collar apiece
Yes
Nv eli. nere's "a whole box full OF alI
colors that l bought at the bargain counter
FOR z 5 ceuus.''
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SALE OF A TWO STORY
6-Roo NJ BRICK DWELLING, No. 10
TRINIDAD AVENUE Ne


BY virtue or certain deed of trust
dated April ., 1895, and duly recorded
IN llper No. 2Oo2, at folio 10, et seq, one
or the Land Records for the District Of
Columbia, and at the request OF the party
sctufed thereby, we Will sell at public
auC' loll' on NOV EMBER s, 1897 at three
clock. a. M. tile folio wing described
property, situate ia the District of Column
f'ia and des'g,toteci ana Defng TOT eight y
NO te2E IN ZenO Is. Babbitt's subdivision
vi tots one Il , and Two e.. in block urls.
- , IN the tract or land called Trinidad
t"EtIner with the improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-AU cash A d.
post or 81 90 VIII be required at tile time
oi sale, aud the terms OF sale TO he com
plled with within ten days from the date
oi sale, uthe rwISe the property win be re
Sold al the RISK and cost OF the derauIting
purchaser. Conveyaucing. etc, at pur-
chaser 5 cost.
FRANK u. FO5TER.trustee,
615 f. st. INV.
GEO. p. CHASE. trustee,
Equity Building, 4 IL ST. NV.
no5d,ls
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-05

"A NEW PLAN
$40 TO 81 900 To LOAN
ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.
Without removal from poss ession OF owner
You can have the money the day you
apply for IL. Payments on the principal.
of any amount, viii be received at any time,
which wililessen cost of loan.
LOWEST RATES.
MOST DESIRABLE TERMS.
No cost to you if loan is not made.
Strictly confidential.
Please call for further information.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.
au11-tf-em Coz + st. NV
LOANS made on approved collateral, such
as life policies, stocks, bonds, building
association shares, syndicate certificates,
etc. No delay YERkES Il BAKER, II 10
I st. Take elevator. tf
MONEY TO LOAN at and 6 per cent;
security, real estate in District of Column
bia no deiay beyond an Inspection Of prop
erty and examination OF title. WAITER
+. ACKER, To4 ] 4th st: NV. nh2S-tf
MONEY TO LOAN 81 900 upward, at
and 3 12 per cent on d. c. real estate;
So 90, 5000, etc., at 8 per cent; all
transactions conducted with econoinicai
consideration for borrowers.
WILLIAM ii. SAUNDERS& co,
apl6-tf 14o1 4 st. NV.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-05

To prevent colds: Rubinis Pills, the great
preventive against pneumonia, pleurisy,
bronchitis. colds ia the head, etc. WASH
ipgton Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1907 X
street northwest. No branches. Tele-
uhone, 1888. no3-.f