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The evening times., 1897-12-07
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS

STATION CORNER OF s1ATH AND d
STREETS
DO a M week days-PITTSBURG ES
pKEsS-Parlar and Dining Cars. Harris
io.5n 4. NJ. PENNs YLvANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping, Dinins moklnc, and
Observation Cars, Harrisburg to CEicaso.
Cinciiinati, lndianapo.!s, ST Louis, Cleve-
iand ami 1o:edo. Buffet Parlof Car 10
lu5O a. NJ FAST LINE-puIlrnan Buffet
Iarior Car To Harrisburg Buffet ParIur
$40 p. Il. 'cnrf CHiftaGo a3 u'a.SH' ANn ST. LOUIS
Express Car Washington ~ ST.
hsSn1 heSls, andsieeplns and dining Cars liar. ia
ctnEaul and Chicago.
tn l. NJ. ~ EnIE ESPRESS-Puli-
man Sleeping Car to Pit;silurS, Chicago.
to Chicago.
1--n 81 Sot-THwESTERN EXPRESS
=Pullinan Sleeping Cars Washington tc
PrtsbUTg and Harrisburg To st. Louis
and Cincinnati. Dining Car
1910 P. II. PACIFIC EXPREss-PuIL
a. nc ar Kane sac '9 Roche.
ter and Niagara Falls uaIiy, except Suo-
day
except Sunday. For waiiamsport daily.
$40 Pm =
Erie. Buffalo and Ma CARA Falls daily.
except saturday, with Sieepmg Car.
Washington TO Buffalo.
10 40 p: H. for Erie. Ganand,igia. Rocnes
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington s0
Rochester saturdays only
FOR In.Iadel.ini.i. New York and the
200 p m, "CUAuKESsIoNAL LIN
LED, d',iiy. all far.oE Cars. VAN Ii, IN,
ing Tar from Baltiniore ResuisS ~ ,,,,,3'., ~
Car, anu l1.Ou tDiuing ar from WI
ii.instonl a. ~, l2;46. e:lo. 80, 80;
tSS2 SSn sn9 Gar l;se SOB g. m soS On li:ao Gns
Gar from Wilmington a. ~. D. $40.
40, e:sO. ip:gv ana 80 T. Ii; %
LII, week days. Express. III . p. n week.
days. 2.Ol and 90 p Ia, uaiiy- fot
BOsto1, without change. 90 d. III week
days. and 4:2O p: ~ daily. son
1915. l&45. I2:5V. 2:oI, $40 $40
6;5U. 7:@o, 1900, 100. Ii:to, ana ma
800, 900 1850. TO a; r.; y, ILL.
40. $40. els, $50, 1.2O. lc-uo,
1910, and / LEO p.
For Popes Greek Lille, 50 a. M anu
ASS Il. IN. daily, except SUNDAY
For Annapolis, 100, 500 a. M, 40
and b.+i0 p. m. daily, except Sunday
Atlantic coast Line Express for Florida
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, i-iJ
q. ni.- 3-io a- M daily, Ric.iiloud only
1857 q. IL. weekdays; Alta nta Special.
via t.IcnnGnd ana SeaDoard AIR Line,
4.Iu p. IN. daily. Accommodation toc
Quautico, T.i5 u M. daiiy, anu 10 D.
Ia. wrek-days
Sensnore Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia Della ware River
Fridge, aIlraiI routel, 3:lo p. III. uaiiy,
via Market street wharf, lO:cU AID IL lou
a. IN, I-.4o p. H., week uays,-'hd il'oo
d. m. daily.
For Cape May. 100 a. m. week days.
1880 p- m daily
Ticket offices, CUrner- Fifteenth and v
Streets and at the sta ton. sixth and b
streets, where orders c,in be lrIt for the
checkiuE or baggage TO destina tion from
hotels and residences.
j.kUUTCHiNSON,t.c \, General Mana ger.
j. X WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1897.
Notes of the Day.

Whether Germany has stolen q march II
us or not, in serding her war esse's To
haiti, and giving that government eiGit
hours in which to settle the LuederS n
case to get excited about. If the Kaiser
We're to 1ollGw recent American precedents
and allow foreign powers to impr:s ~,
tort urc and murder German citizens, tire
protective quality in his flag spec iilr
would disa ypcar and Germans would
lie nc safeI in foreign parts than
Americans now are Instead of FIN ling
fault with the German Emperor, We ous ht
tn praise hlm and with saduess TO think
how proud every American would Ia .e 'elt
If our Cox ernment rad acted exa city in
the same way when the Phila delphia den
cell in Cuba, or when the poor 80 ms,
American newspaper correspondent, GOWN
was tied to a tree and hacked in pieces
with Spanish machetes. The Haitian in
cident is an excellent object lesson. Per
haps the day may dawn when the Repnh-
lican nightmare now tormen ting tins de-
voted country will disappear, and Anari-
cans abroad once more feel that thcs have
government to protect them and av2nSc
their wrongs. Hats Off, II the lusty
Kaiser!
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AUCTION SALES.
RATcLIFFE. SUTTON & CO.. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF y TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS no.

TRUSTEES SALE OF y TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS no.
43o . STREET NORTHWEST.
BJ virtue OF d deed Of trust given to me
aha duly recorded In hber = 81, at iUlb 3S3
l1strict OF Columbia, aud at the request OF
me party secured thereby, win offer .or
sale, at public auction, in front of the
0F DECEM BER, A ID. 1887, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK P. NJ. tile following uescrii,ed
rtal estat. situat in TIL, Gil yof Washington,
District OF Columbia, known and distin-
sulshed a. lot thirt y seven t3. !, In square
iiv :nunare,iandeieveni5 ip.in Iisri a 1gn :
ami Others, commissioners, subdivision of
lots IN square 1--we nUnured aid eleven
thllb. az said SUI division IL recorded in
The office Or the surveyor Of the District
OF Columbia, i'll book W. F., page one hun
tired and >iNty-one l6l), together with IN.
improvements, rights, sc.
ms property Will DC ,old subject to two
prior q .eds or trust for 81 600 and 2Ou, re
spsctiveiy with accrued interest, the bal-
ance in cash.
Terms: over trusts cash. 4 deposit OF
$500 required al the time of sale. Terms
10 lie complied with within fifteen da "
from the day Of sale otherwise the trust ee
reserve Tile right To re- sell the property at
t' iI>s s-Hu tsJsI OF Tn. &c; r;duiylii@ pur-
chaser after five days Previous -advertis ise
ilient OF such resale in some new sDan.r
published in Wa shington, ID. c.
All cDnveya nciIic, recoroing, ct cetera, at
the cost or the purchaser
HFNRY wEX, Trustee.
ue3-d6dsNS-l OF efn
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According to 4 dispatch from Paris not
only the ministry but President Faure is ~
danger of being forced into resignation
through the public tumult occasionei by
the Dreyfus and EsterhaZy scandal. N.
ScheureI- Ecstncr, V ice President OF the Sen-
ate. accuses the government OF suppressing
evidence winch he had presented to NJ.
Mcliue and which completely demonstrated
the innocence of Dreyfus. There will be
stormy time III the French chambers today
and matters have gone so far that the ira-ti
cans of Esterhazy, who generally is re-
garded as necessarily guilty II Dreyfus is
innoc cns. ha We orga nized mob in tile Latin
quarter tomake II demonstration q "a inst Il.
Schenrer- kestner who, it is said, will be
ip serious danger of personal violence in
case he should attempt to enter the Sen ite
at toddys sitting. That august body will
be protected by troops. and gems d'ar.nes
will bedist trihUted through the City to guard
the residences of Hebrew citizens, who are
In danger from the mob, because it happens
that Captain Dreyfus, is Of that religion
The evening times., 1897-12-07

The Georgia legislature seems to be run
members started off with great eclat and
condemned football. Then they hung them
selves up on the question of the convict
lease system, which is one Of the most
professional criminals and brutal sava ees.
and idiots and insane people, that was
ever devised by Christian community.
And now one of the members has con
trived to keep the business OF the house
tied up, all by his single self, for nearly
an hour. He wanted to have written
explanation OF his views entered in the
journal. and refused to vote unless this
question of the disposition Of convicts,
and was about to vote ON the question
whether a central Ienitcrtiary should be
established for all the cuuvicts. The en-
terpris ing gentleman above mentioned
wished TO say that he was in favor Of ii
central penitentiary for 4 part OF the
cunvicts, and ne refused absolutely and
utterly to vote unless he was allowed to
qualify his vote in this way He was
Goa xed and argued with, but nobody
threat eped to shoot him, and the business
of the house was completely blocked until
one legislator had an idea. He arose nd
said that he believed there was rule
V hicli provided that a member should De
fired for improper conduct. This seemed
to impress the mind oil the falky >oioh'
and inst as the speaker was about to burn
this meta aphorrcal brown paper under his
nose he concluded to go uiI. He voted no
and tie business Of the house proceeded
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JUST FOR FUN.

Ethel-Why does lightning never strike
twice in tie same place! r
Dick-Can't find the piace.-The yellow
Book.
Freddy-There's one thing about DUN
leigh. He always says what he means.
Duddy-I know. But then there's no
meaning il anything he sa ys.-Boston Trans
cript.
Young Mother-What do you think of the
baby? Isn't it a little peach?
Rachc,oI Brother-0h, yes, of course; and
YOU ought to be thankful that it isn't pair.
Chica 90 Nev 6.
Mrs. S.-I am doing my Christmas shop
ping right along, little a. time.
Mrs. T.-What! So soona Why. You'll
miss hehorrible jam the nj ght before Christ
mas.-Philadeiphia Bulletin.
Mistress tscyerely Ill + such thing occurs
again, Norah, l shall have to get anoth .r
servant.
Norah-Oi wish yez wud-there's aisiiy
enough vurruk for Two ay us.-Puck.
This can't be an expensive present
which Mr.. Dinsmore has sent me, ma NINA.
remarked the fair young girl.
''How GG you know!'
He has taken off the price mark
Detroit Free Press.
Col. Corkright-I unduhstand that Ma jan
Gore is terribly despondent oyuh his fail Ire
in business:
Co. BIudsoe-Yes sub, the ma iah is so
worried ovuh his financial troubles that
he has been driven from drink.-Puck.
Before l give you this quarter, tell Inc,
my man, do you belong to the worthy
poor?''
No, IN m; of course not; IL I'd bin
worthy, IN, i wouldn't ha' got poor. :
Detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Claquc-Men are SO disappointing.
sent a note to Mr.. Cardler. YOU know, ask
ing for the pleasure of his company.
Miss Claque-But he came, Aunt Mary
Mrs. Claque-Yes; but somehow he ,lidn
bring any pleasure with hirn.-Boston Tran
script
Mrs. Twickenham Ito Mrs. SlimAnl-
OF late We have been having our meals
sent in by various caterers.
Willie Siimson Ito his no.herJ-
Mamma, is that what you meant when
you said that Mrs. Twickenham didn't
know where the next meal was coming
from?-Brooklyn Life.
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NAY HAVE REES KIDNAPPED.
A Home.Loving Girl Missing and All
Efforts to Find Her Futile.

Efforts to Find Her Futile.
New York, Dec. THE Mount Vernon
police are utterly at sea. For a day or two
| they winked and smiled and said thata let
| ter would Come from Josephine Deegan De-
fore lou2 asking forgiveness. But when a
week pa ssed by and not a word was received
| from the missing girl, they began to think
that "A grave crime lay behind her disap-
| pearance.
There was no livelier girl and there
are few prcttier in Mount Vernon than
Josephine Deegan. She was striking
looking brunette Of eie eh,.en, with a dark
olive skin and smiling eyes. She had
friends a-plenty, and more lovers than
she knew what to do with. But she wds
good riil, Eer mother 81 VS. who lov ed her
home better than any other place on earth.
josephine dined in the little house on
South Terrace avenue week ago sun
day. She was in her usual spirits. M
shadow was on her mind. apparently.
After dinner, the day being bright, she
put on her street clothes, ard told her
mother that she was going out to
walk with some friends. III be hom.
to supper, though, 2" she said. as she swung
hlithely out of the house. IF they invite
nlc " stdS " supper, u dtfNHc-
She went down toward Railroad Ave
nue., On which runs the Harlem branch
of the New York Central Railroad, and
was seen that Afternoon standing near
thf. station. She did not meet the
friends she had mentioned To her mother,
nor did she return.
''She has goI,e 10 supper somewhere,
and probably 10 church." her mother
said wien Josephine did not return. But
church time passed. and still there as no
sign Of the missing girl.
AT 10 p. III. the mother, in great alarnt.
sent William, the girls brother, around
10 the homes of her friends, but none OF
them had seen her Then Chief of Po-
lice Foley was notified. D-tectives spent
the better part OF the night searching for
her. They questioned the parents closely.
and canvasse'i the hornes OF her more init
mate friends. All that they could learn
was that she was seen standing alone
near the railroad station Sunday after
noon.
Next ds Y tie New York police We're noti
fled. But there was no Chew for them to
work on. The parents believe that Miss
Deesan has been kiGBaped. They are sura
that she had no eniancling love afrair-.
and SOY that she had no cause 10 ru.i
away. sh. has recently graduated fro n
school.
The evening times., 1897-12-07

The lack of homogeneitya about the present
estimates for the fiscal year 1899, sub
mitted by Secretary Gage. For all the
Executive departments of the Government
$4s2, 2,e47.SSo vii; be necessary, an in
crease of about S32,0O0,o0O over the
amount Of the appropriations for 1898.
Thus, while Mr.. Mckinley orders Reed TO
cut down everything to the plane of the
Dingley deficit, his finance minister de-
clares that an extra $32,O00.o0O must
be had. Things like this tend to bring the
Administration dangerously close to the
lee shore of another bond issue.
The evening times., 1897-12-07

If there is TO be any trouble in the Orient
ever the seizure of kiao Chou hafhur by
Germany, we sDan not have long 20 wait
the bay and forts the German forces have
ma relied to the city Of Kian Chou, eightc n
miles inland, driven away its garrison, and
taken posst ssion. 1t would seem as if the
Kaiser would hGIdly unGerta Ike this new ct
of aggression unless he had some sort OF
understanding with Russia ON the subjcC..
If 1t should prove not to be 50. then the
Hkelhoodofa 4 serioUssituationw would greatly
be incre
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were not so, that it is notlins more than
. tentative proposition upon the merits
and desiiablity of which the Cortes to
be elected next March will pass. Nobody
familiar with Spanish duplieity and treact-
cry for moment believes that II, in the
meantime, the Cubans should lay down
their arms, tue COrtes would ratify the
decree of autonomy. EVENT. they were to
do SO, the scLeme tself is a mere rnGckery
OF self government. Absolute veto power
is reserved to Spain, and the local par
lament provided for is Il hollow sham.
The evening times., 1897-12-07
SCHOOL. BUILDING ACCEPTED.
New Structure at Chevy Chase OFF
cially Approved.


Capt. Black and Mr. Ashford, the as
sistant building Inspector, Yesterday ar
tarnooI made a trip To Chevy Chase, 20
inspect the new District school Iuildinc,
completed few days ago. Capt Black
was very much pleased with the building.
and accepted it on behalf of the Commits
sioners-
The Chevy Chase school marks a depart
ure in District government architecture.
1t l. {; small, fourrOoln building, and tn:
cost vas not large, hut in the way OF show
for ;hc money, il is quite an affair. 1t is
built and decorated in the old Colonial
style, stu.co for material. with columns
in front. anG . large door IN the center.
The evening times., 1897-12-07

As might have been anticipated, the
Presidents message gives great salts
faction to Captain General Blanco who
hopes from its ultra Spanish tone, that
the Cubars will be impressed with the
hopelessness of any aid from the present
Administration, and perhaps begin to
think that before long the Government of
MIR. Mckinley ma y intervene against them,
In spite OF the American people. They
are not likely to Lelieve anything of the kind
They are perfectly aware ttat the au-
tonomy scheme is fraudulent, and, IL it
The evening times., 1897-12-07
The Casters Lament

Oh! once l shone in royal state,
The cynosure of eyes;
The choicest piece of hall Unmarked plate
Was not a rarer prize.
The center of the snowy board
The place reserved for me,
While in my cut glass zone wasstored
A spiced variety.
Now hanished to the topmost shelf
OF this most dingy place.
With grief l recognize myself
A Caster-in disgrace.
Along with Lady Soup Tureen
And Spoons de Souvenir.
Decanters tall-we exies all
Are vegetating here.
For Individual upstarts now
Hold condimental reign,
And bouiliOn cups nave made their bow
And bourgeois away maintain.
But fashions come and fashions go,
And time is on the wing;
Who knows? within year CT so
We may be ''tust the thing"
What to Eat.
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Fired nv an Overheated stove

An overh-ated stove at 3o7 Fnur-and- a
half street south west, st fire to he man.el
and woodwork in the sitting room about
2o'cIoch thiSmornirg. MrS.kate 2OcSi )r'l.
the occupant Of the house, who was asleep
upstairs. wasa wakened by the smoke, which
flied the house. She gave the alarm AMI
someone sent in a call from box No. 40.
The blaze was extinGuishedaftar a damage
of $50. TIE premises are owned by Mrs.
p IIarriran
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COL. DICK REMAINS BEHIND.
If He Leaves Ohio Hanna'S Polit
icnl Interests Nav suffer.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. T.-Col. Charles
Dick. senator llanna's mana ger, did no,
accompany his chief TO Washington, al
though he had intended to sio SO. He viii
probably mol go 10 Washington until the
Senatorial question is definitely settled.
II is claimed that Senator Hanna feared II
he and his lieutenant both left the State,
the anti Hannaites might succeed in piedg-
ing sufficien; Of the legislators To prevent
his election. The Hanna people still ella m
fifteen majority on .oin, ballot. Col. Dick
will laok after developments and said tOda y
he did not know how long h- would remain
in the city
The evening times., 1897-12-07

But it suits the purposes of the Adnnis
tration to take the matter seriously, and
to add To the notoriety of its secret allia ice
with Spain against human liberty. As
the Herald, tie leading newspaper of the
City of Mexico, very pe-tinently puts At:
ut Was fortunate for the American colo
nies in the revolt against Great Britaiu
that the French King did not take the
same view of their helligerency as does
the President of the United states IF ;hc
Cuban patriots cause Happily, ~
though CubG deserves and ought TO lave
help iron. the great American repIii,c.
il appears that she will he able to bet
along and TO achieve her independence 9Th
cut it. The latest advices from the island
show that The army Of the republic mas
been gaining fresh victories in the 'ast
while there is every indication that Blancn
Will have to make probably the last fight IF
the struggle in front o If not within the cit $
of Havana. Gomez is reported us draw
ing in his lines of investnH mt ami con
for an important movement of sOme su.t.
The time" Which Mr.. Mckinley bcgs for
10 hard, is not likely TO much serve the
cause of his friends. British and Euro
pean papers comment upon tile message
as. weak document. hut most of the.n
think that the Presidents langu ige :e-
earding Spain will anger the people of
that country. We cannot agree with
them. little virtuous Indignation was
considered necessary 10 cover the zeal
trend of the argument, and SenOr Dupuy
de Lomc, author and dipIo,natist. wsli tie
able TO explain all that without 1iffi-
Guilty.
The evening times., 1897-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, the 9Th day Of
November, 1897. Nettle Beach, plaintiff,
VS.. Howard U. Beach, No. lS454, Equity
Dock ct AZ.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. VIII
W. Douglas. her solicitor. ii is ordered
that the defendant, Howard U. Beach.
cause his appearance to be entered Lercin
Gu or befLre the first -rule-uIy occurri.I:;
forty days after this day. otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as III case
of default.
The object of. this suit is to. secure a
divorce Il vinculo.
And it is further ordered that a COPY
of this order be published cice Week
in the Washington Law Reporter ana;
Times for three successive weeks.
By the court: W. COX,
Justice, &c-
True copy. Test:
j. K. YOUNG, Clerk, &c.
BY NJ. 4. CLANCY, Assistant CLERK.
no23, Solder
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TRUSTEES SA LEoF FTHATVALUABL E
3,ST0Ri BRICK DWELLING, No. foIG
SEVENTH STREET NORTHEA ST

Gy virtue OF That deed of trust, dat ed
November 20 SS4. anh duly recorded IN
liber 1883, folio 454 et seq. of tue land
records OF the District of Colun bia, de-
fault having baen InatIe in payment and nv
request OF the holder OF the indebtedness
described therein, the under ignetl III ~ pr
at public sale in front of tile premises nn
THURSDA Y, DECEMBER 6, 1887, at 4
O'CLOCK F. NJ, sublot one hundred and
twenty-aina o! the National Capital Invest
ment ComEany's subdivision OF bots In
square eight hundred and fift y-six as per
plat recorded in the office OF the sur veyor
o said District. IN liber No .16. folio 81 :.
with all the improvements thereon, subject
To an incuinbrancp OF 81 500. full particI,-
lars OF which will b. announced at tine
OF sale Terms. all cash. above the afore-
said iBcumbrance. A deposit of 500 re-
qu.red or purchaser, and terms To he cont-
Piled with In ten days. otherwise n resale
at risk and cost or def fauIting purcha ser.
IL conveyaucing at purchasers cost
CHARLES II. CRAGIN
EDWIN ii. BOND,
CHAS. e. SLOAN K CO., Trustees
Auctioneers. ue6- -d,S lis
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A Cautious Man.

tErOm the lndianapOlis JOurnaI.1
my dear frisrd,' said the ordinary man,
II read yoar screed against the theafcIs
with much sorrow and some amusement.
when 1 oonsidefed the fact that you had
never leen inside theater. II you were
to 60 to drama tic Performance you would
find it far different from your idea Of ic,'
THAT is the sveey reason don't co.
candidIy admitted the professionally pi"u'
man. II don't want nay idea,s shattered.'
The evening times., 1897-12-07
Lying as a Fine Art.

from the New York Times.)
Whatever we may think of the pro iect
of Cuban autonomy prepared by the Sa-
gasta ministry. one thing must be con-
ceded; that is, that 1t is an honest t.
tempt 10 give to Cuba everything in the
way of local self-guvernmeBt that, IN The
opinion of the most liberal Spaniards,
Cuba can reasonably demand.
The evening times., 1897-12-07
Circulation Statement.

Communications intended for publication
i, The Times should be tersely aud plain'y
t1 the name and dddress Of The ,criter Re
:eeted communicasionsS aoiN not be preserved,
aud o,,;v manuscripts Of curious importance
uu be returned to their authors.
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Crowtling Things.

(FrCm the Chicago Journal9
Those Haitian revolutionists ought to
know there ism t room on their end OF the
island for revolution and war with Ger
many at the same time.
The evening times., 1897-12-07

AUCTION SALE OF THREE VERY DE-
SiRABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
On the premises, TU ESDAY, DECEMBER
signed will sell at pull lie auction three
Subdivisions of the land If Charles F.
Miller. located near Wander's Cross roads,
Alexandra county Va. II miles from
tieorgetowB, IL mile from electric cars.
First tract, { l-2 acres, second tract,
- acres. both unimproven, thiId tract,
buildings, good well, orchards. small fruits,
etc These tracts are all high, healthy and
very desira bic for subdi visions OF for poultry
raising and market gardening.
Terms One-fourth ca sh: balance. in six,
twelve ami eighteen nIcnths. These prop
critics viii Ice sold without reserve To satisfy
an outstanding trust.
SAMUEL E. SEUEY.
JULIAN MAGRtiDER,
Trustees
For full particulars call or address WILL
W. DOUGLAS, Attorney, No. $50 street,
Washing ton, ID. G. no2Slos
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What He Is.

FronI the Detroit Free Press.)
what is an outsider
IAN outsider is person who knows more
about your family affairs than you know
about them yourself
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Rtaders Of Tie Times ,oho MAY at any
tine be unable to procure copies Of it at any
rtus stand, railroad station or on railroad
tiGiI.s iCiu confer Jarn1 upon the manage
Dent by sending 10 this office information OF
lie fact
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A Pious Idea.

From the Chicago Record.)
Protect us FROM our friends: We can t;en-
orally manage to collect from our enemies.
The evening times., 1897-12-07

]. Z. FRECHIE & CO., general aucti0neers,
3i6'S Stn ST. NV, furniture sales every
Tuesday and rraay. u ~. trUckery
trade sales Thursdays o 4. H.; consisn-
Inents received daily fol above sales.
hei-.5mO- en-