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itoyal Blue Line for New fork al
phI1adeIpnia.
PosToFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, as changes may oc-
cur at any time.
FOREIUN MAILS for the week ehuihs
August IA close promptly at this Office
as follows,
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WANTED BY middIe-age man, situation;
undeFsganGis farm, garden ana dairy, Vile
good cook. Address JACOB, this office.
au9-3t-em
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FORRENT loI 4 Sd st.ne.: 8 rooms and
stable, at S14.30 per month. Apply to
OWNER, No. ! 4 q ST. NV. 0-3t
FOR RENT-For SO, an S-roorn house; 8
acres OF cultivated land; plenty offrait: at
Linden station, Met. branch b. x o. Ap-
ply TO OWNER, 1000 5 St.nw. u10-3t
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WANTED BY a young man of good ad
dress, a position of some kind, salary
no obJect. Address L. 4. w, this office.
aul03t
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MANTED-by young colofed man, place
as porter or waiter. Address B., this
office. au ulU-3t,ein
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KANTED-By a colored girl, a place as
nurse. Address NURSE, this office.
Item
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WORCH'S MUSIC STORE

LIS now located at 923 + st. Sohmer
Piano Agency. Jy22-I9t
PRINTING i, 900 cards, 65c; 900 bill
heads, 75c. So7 9th NV. jy3l 1 4t-em
ROIjGH DRY LAUNDRY-0 Genus Der IN
stIictiy hand work. 1888 Attn ST. NV
wepre pose through this medium To obyiate
at the homes OF our patrons the un weIcome
wash day; We use only the purest soansand
filtered water; drop postal; we will can for
and deliver. Each persons wash done
separately. Jy15-1mo
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDIN0-
Printing 300 cards, Toe; 900 cnyclopea.
5Jc.; 500 note heads, 75c.; 500 STA te.
menJs, 75c.; binding magazi les. BOO
misceli ianeous books rebound g. II.
VILLA Ms. 6l6 7th st. NV fe6-tr
] WONDER who pays the highest price1
for gents casI-ofr clothing; drop postaI
SAUL BROS. 923 D st. NV. myi 5-3n,o
AT THE BUSINESS Office of the Times
you win find Window Cards Of all de-
scriptions Stable Hoard" Furnished or
Unfurnisned Rooms. unfurnished Rooms.'
Furnished Rooms, with OF Nithcut
Board," Furnished Rooms, With Board. -
Furnished Rooms" Five .ce1 3 ia the
price OF each card. ap2l-tf
FURNITURE moved; largest 2-borse load
$3.50; 1-horse loads, 81 .26; pianos. So:
fur nitUre packed and shipped. Sxperienfed
men only; storage C0LuABIA TRANS.
FER CO.. 32S 1-2 st. NV. 'k-none IUU0
myv-R
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PERSONALS.

ALASkA-Pocks ct guide TO the Klondike,
with maps showing three direct routes,
25c. THE0. PUBLISHING CO., Al 3. Ibth
st., Philadelphia. IL
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WILL give one weeks salary. for en-
uIoynlent as watchman or driver Ad-
dress or call. TG6 I'd st. NV. au1u-3t, ,em
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WANTED by respectable woman, general
housewoTk; not afraid To work; city ref.
1l3l Goth st. NV. au1D-3L
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NANTED-An experienced caterer, with
furniture, to run 81 nice dinInE-IoOm;
centrally located; fav orable terms are
Brfered. Address OWNER, TINS office;
state experience eandreferences. au7 ct EN-
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A settled white man can have
good home at 326 Pa. ave. II he viii
make himself useful about the house.
Apply aTter IL neon. 1t
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON. d. c., August 10, 1897
Sealed proposals viii he received al ths
office or the president Of tie EoaId OF trus-
tees of the Reform School, ID. G., Depart-
ment of Justice building. until z CLOCK
noon of FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1897, lot
coal for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1898. Specifications and instructions 10
bidders can he obtain eel on application To
the secretary of the board, Nj 8 ". Cur
riden, No. 423 Z street northwest Right
TO waive defects and 20 reject any or all
bids Is reserved. CECIL CLA Y, President
aull -iGtm
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WANTED Young white fireman; chance
OF increase for good man; no drinkers
need answer Address FIREMAN, this
office auS-3t
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WANTED loo men at the Colonial Beach
Hotel; boarding 50 per week. COLON
LAL BEACH, Va. aus-6t
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FOR RgST-HousEs.

FOR RENT Houses for rent from So up,
3 to roo1Dg, also rooms for rent from
So up; in different parts OF city. Apply 920
Whitney ave. NV, Mt. Pleasant. Inquire
at CA4WOOD'S, 9th and X sts. NV
au11-3t
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-A gents wheel, in good CON
clifton. cheap for cash; call at Gil L SC.
NV, between 10 a. m. and $50 o. IN.
aul O-3t-efn
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WANTED-By an ex-union soldier a posi-
tion an Overseer Oh a market JaTIn; in
the United States or Canada, or work
in d floral greenhouse. Address OLD
SOlDIEk. 423 Mass. ave. NV, aulO-3t
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MANIED-Farmer with family to work
farm in Virginia on shares. Address
SEPTEMBER, This office. aulo-3t
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EDUCATIONAL,


81. MARA'S ACADEMY,
Alexandria, Va.
Boarding and day sohbol for young ladies
and children, win reopen Monday, Sept
8. For particulars address SISTER SU-
PER1OR. au10-1mo
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NANTED-A situation as plain cook or
nurse; references. Call 25l2 9th ST. NV.
aul 0-3L
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NAAIED-Errand boys; must have DIcy-
cles; wages, $50 per week. SCHROT
BROS, ll5 4 IL st. NV. aulo-3t
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WANTED by lady graduate, any position
OF trust: :unueFsta ids housekeeping, tea vh-
ing, office HCTk, and has SoIne knowledge
OF caring for sick; kind home main otject;
refs. Address OFFICE WORK, tins Of
flco. au1D-3t
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WAITED MISCELLANEOUS.
ANTED-Horscs TO Craze on "Aubur
-ln ,..r1,u. "A rrlIcs rar1l q.

WANTED-%ouIdh like some typewriting to
do at leisure time, good ref.; Remington
machine ACCURATE, this office.
aull-3t
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FOR sALE-s SUBURBAN.


FOR SALE-II acres of fine land: well
improved; 6 mini utes' walk from Land
over station: 8 miles from city; only
$1,000; easy terms. 7. j. STALEY, 823
+ ST. NV. au1 1-3t
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WANTED-Two experienced shoellaakers.
Cali al once. LIS Pa ave. NV.
aU5-7t. .em
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ant and trance medium, has removed
from Coz II st. ne. to 906 7th st. NY,
second floor; sittines daily; 50c ana 81.
names given: seances Monday anu IN ~ - =
day nights, % cents. auio-oe
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WE'LL howl and howl and howl, until you
Come down here for an elegant CUSTOM
made suit, "a little worn" for d Hgime
tiiat VIII make you come again. we ssti 3, 4
others talk. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, ol3
ID ct. NV. aLb-i lem
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MIME. THEO.

Medium and card reader, washington .
most famous clairyoyant and palmisl' con
suit her on business, love, ana IarilS a., a.
fairs reunites the separated, removes speiis
causes speedy marriages, and gives gooaa
luck; open daily; German spoken Soc, a. ahu
5oc.; S2S II ST. NV. aulo-i3t
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HEADQUARTERS for plate priuters-
OveTalls, all sizes, AT 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
BELBY Is. au5-6t, ,em
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wANTED-To purchase good second hand
Dal,y carriage at once. Address j =
c., this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

=
FOR RENT Desirable flat; rooms: I'M
furnished; privileges. 210 G st. NV
aulD-3t
FOR RENT = -S-rooIn fiat. bath and range
$50; rooms, and bath, 2d floor, SIS;
4 rooms, Sd floor, 81 0. Apply T. E AL
TEMUS, 1416 st. NV. au9-3
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY-A farm Of 81 acres about
LIZ mile from Lanham Station on B. & P :.
K. r. good buildings, good water, orcba rd-
ing, etc. Inquire W. W. STANCLIFF,
Lanham, Md. au10-6t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

IiTulA SPRINGS RESORT-one OF the
most heaIuh-grvlng waters known in the
world beautiful scenery. Excellent Ia
BILE: Boating, hunting, fishing, horseback rid
ing, driving, &C. Water almost sure cure
Tor all Kidney troubles, dyspepsia and ner-
yousness quartz. mile from City Terms
So, S25 and $50 per month, Special
rates 10 families. Address PROP ETOR
LlTHlA SPRINGS, tarinyllle, Va
Jyl2-Im,em
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MRS. M BROWNING, so2 7th st. NV,
second floor; chiropodlst. aUe-ot
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wANTED-By q young German girl, sit
UatiOn as Cook In private family; ref.
given. Call 81 Myrtle st. ne. 1t
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UNPRECEDENTED bargains at SELBY' s,
1908 Pa. ave NV. 81 mems working
pants, 5Oc- Every article pIoportionaueiy
DE. aU5-5t, EN-
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NANTEi4-f'arty without small children
TO take fur house ia ne, owners will
board in house ana pay difference. Ad-
No. Y q l.. LIS nfllce. aNl ,I-sh-aIil
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HELP wANTED-MAIlE AND
FEMALE.

HELP wANTED-MALlE AND
FEMALB.
RANTED-At City Intelligence Office,
cooks, walters, general houseworkers,
pOrlers, drivers, nurses, Iainaresses, chain-
berDlaids, cleaners, boys, laborers, ulsi-
washers; quickest place 10 get WORK
SHACK LEfokD's, a2T III tn st. NV. II
MRS. MOORE. the Southern SelectAgency,
furnishes all help free of charge. 3eo u
ST. NV. allo-al
sITU ATIoNs wANTED-MALE.
" KA-,TED-Place by "a yDung coored man
to learn cooking. Gall 22l4 9th ST. NV.
ah11-3s
Mill, give one weeks salary for en-
uloyment as watchnan or driver Al
dress OF eall, T66 I'd st. NV. au1u-3t,em
WANTED-by young oolofed man, place
as I9ofter or waiter. Address B., this
office aulu-3t,en
WANTED BY young colored woman of
respectable family, place 10 clean; dust
in store, office, or any kind OF estab blish-
ment; willing. May BARNES, l411 J. st.
NV. au10-3t
WANTED BY a young man of good ad-
dress, a position of some kind, salary
no oblect. Address L. a. w, this office.
aul O-3t
WANTED BY middle-age man, situation;
understands farm, garden ana dairy, vile
good cook. Address JACOB, this office.
au9-3t-em
WANTED Employment by young man
having N hCIOran ole discharge from tie
| Army, with character excellent, honest
| and faithful" no canva ssiug. Address SEN
! TINEi, this office. au3-3t
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED BY German girl, situation as
.chanlberna1d; will sew. Address H. 4.
this office. aull-5t
wANTED-By. a good, reliable ooioIed
woman, washing and ironing 0aH or
address 1906 12th ST. NV. Item
| KANTED-By a colored girl, place as
nurse Address NURSE, this office.
| Item
WANTED by respectable woman, general
hausework; not afraid To work; CITY ref.
| 1l3l 10th st. NV. aulD-3l
wANTED-A situation as plain cook or
nurse. references. Call 25l2 9th ST. NV.
l aplO-3L
WANTED by lady graduate any position
OF trust: unueFssa ids bCuSek ceping, tea uh-
ing, office WCTk, and has SoIne knowledge
OF caring for sick; kind home main otJiect;
| flce. au1D-3t
| WANTED-By q young German girl, sit
UatiOn as COOK in private family; ref-
| given. Call 81 Myrtle st. ne. 1t
! WANTED-By respectable white girl, place
as cham bernlaid. Address A. R., 1855 Ii
ST ne II
/ WANTED-A situation as cook or place
TO clean Office; also laundry work; best
| refs. Call S07 q ST. NV Item
| WANTED-By experienced dressmaker,
work a. home OF toy the dag. Address
/ DRESS&AkER, this office. aulO-3t
WANTED BY colored eirl, situation 10
do general homework; refs. given. 2504
/ 10Th s6. auI0-3t
/ NANTED-By settled woman and young
| girl VIII work for Small wages, City
| refs. 17U2 1-2 10Th 81. NV. auIO-3t
MANTED-A respectable white girl wants
| place cashier, waitress or chamber
maid Address WILLING, this office.
| auY-3t
l
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FOR SALETwo young, fresh Jersey
COWS with calves. Dr GZARkA,S farm.
HyattsriIle, or 6I9 Pa. ave. NV. upstairs
aII.i 4 " en-
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WANTED-Ladies' dresses made, s3 up
perfect fit; Baughman IS dress cutter, 80.
NME YATT, 90S n. Y. ave. Jy2f-lmo
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WANTED-A reliable niddIe-aced ooIored
woman for general house work to go ia
the country; good home Tor a good woman.
apply 1877 q 81. NV. Item
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50. 90 q M0EEHs,

Winch includes all medicines.
Hours, 10 to II and 70 3, daily, sun
day, II to II. lyl5-tI
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FOR SALE Young Cuban aud Mexican par-
Tots, monkeys, geld FISHES dogs, pigeons,
canafIcs, ineubHters, spr ats and Austin 8
dog bread; send for catalogue. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE, 712 18th st. NV. audit
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FOR RENT-714 11th ST., one large front
Tooms second floor, To one or two gentle
uen, $1o; IL two, $l2; board So per week.
au9-3t
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WANTED Solicitors for insurance; good
chance for pushing men TO make money.
THE CAP lTAL CITY BENEFIT So
ClETf, 45S La ave NV, Rooms j. and q
gyl0-lmo
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONF ID " ~ IT'D h-ND = D'
MONEY TO LOAN
"A NEW PLAN
$40 TO 81 600 TO LOAN.
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE, PIANOS,
ORGANS, HORSES, CARRIAGES,
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WANTED BY colored rirl, situation 10
10Th st auI0-3t
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FOR RENT-Nicely fur. room, I'd floor
opens on veranda; 81 80 week; iJoard
If desired. 2 9Th st. me-, near E. Cap.
ST., cars and Capitol. au6-Tt
rUh RENT Large front and back bed
room. I'd floor; also one on 1st floor;
nicely Iur-; privileges OF bath; one square
oil JIIy Han. zz3 ID ST. NV. AUST
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WANTED-Colored girl with good morals
20 attend baby. Call August IL at 40I
3D. st. NV. lt
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HELP wANrEn-FEMAIE.


WAAIED-Artist's model: brunette anC
Wel prop0rlloned; inquire at studio
COSMOPOLITAN ART CO., 1921 Pa. ave
NV II
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-2 immense rooms; new house;
near u. Il o.; housekeeping; Con veniences
reasonable. l104 North Cap. ST.
au1D-3t,em
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Great bargain If sold at once,
NV. aul o. 81 EN-
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| FOR RENT-2 unfur. rooms, 81 Mass ave :;
north and south exposure; bath on same
floor; rent reasonable. 1t
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lsANTED-15 gallons good mix daily.
Address DAIRl this Office. auIc-5t,em
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ron sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

PRINTERsmTon .i,nbia modern BREWER; cases;
very reasonable. HAYWORTH, 626 E
ct. lfE3 ay1O3 Stern
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NANTED-By settled woman and young
girl; VIII work FOR Small wages; city
reis. l7U2 l-2 10Th 81. NV. dGIo-3t
WANTED-A respectable white girl wants
place as cashier, waitress or chamber
maid. Address WILLING, this office.
auJ-3t
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MAA1ED-A respectable colored woman to
do general house work. must bring good
ref. Apply at l40o n. Cap. st-nw. 1t
WANTED-A dressmaker for store. Call
1918 7th st-nw. Item
wANTED-woman cook; no Washing or
ironing. half-grown girl 20 assist Can
ht 1902 LIZ 10th Et. NV. auy-3t
WANTED Six country girls for cha1nf,er-
maids, cooks and general house work: good
wages and good homes. 44I u ST. au9- st
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04

The proselyting expedition adj
vlsed by the labor leaders Is an
other commenweal army advent
ure that will fail in its mission us
the latter did. This van which Is
about to start out with a view OF
gathering followers till there is
enough III their wake to monopo-
lie state government by settling
and as it were taking charge. by
outvOting the other citizens, will
select some seaboard state border
ing on the Atlantic. There is
certain failure ahead for this
scheme. unless very sensible and
conservative plans are adopted.
Every vestige of anarchlsm must
be eliminated. Judging from
past attempts of labor leaders, this
will not be done, but on the con
ira ry means, will be used to get
the followers that will lncite more
or less antagonism to all prosper
Gus industries and the army will
attempt to pull down instead of
build up such enterprises that
bring prosperity.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04

week were decidedly cool, espec-

week were decidedly cool, espec-
tally east of the mountains.
The rainfall was generally less
than the normal and uneveniy dis
trbuted. \ decided excess uc-
CURED over limited areas north ol
the center Of the state, over The
upper Arkansas valley, the south
central section and the San Luls
valley, while III other sections the
reports indicate that the pyecipita
ton has been light and scattered.
The weather during the past
week has beeu favorable to farm
ing operations in ali sections.
Corn planting is practically finish
ed and the preparation Of ground
for mlllet is under way Early
planted corn and potatoes are IL
bove ground in the eastern coun-
ties and on the DIVIDE. In the
north central section potato plant.
ing has been pushed under favor
able conditions. Wheat. oals ana
alfalfa have made excellent growth
but warmer weather is needed for
corn. In the San LUIS valley,
where the rainfall has been unu-
sually heavy, bottom lands have
been too wet, especially in sections
subject to seepage from bitches on
sub irrigated lands. In portions
of Conejos county the rams have
brought the alkali to the surface,
cousing considerable damage.
Some damage to wheat by Russian
thistle is reported from Phillips
county and grasshoppers are in
creasing rapidly in the north cen
trail section, where garden stuff has
been injured to some extent. Fruit
prospects continue exceptionally
good III all sections.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04
That I'riD East

May be for business or pleasure, OF
both; but pleasure comes bv max.
ing II business Of travelling East o.
yer the Santa Fe Route as far as
Chicago.
Thirty miles the shortert line be
tween Missouri river and Chicago:
that means quick time ana sure
connections.
Track Is straight. rock -ballasted
with very few crossings at grade.
No prettier. cosier or more com
ioftahle trains enter Chicago than
those over the Santa Fe. hey are
vestibuled limited expresses, with
latest pattern lullmans and free
chair cars. Meals in dining cars
served on plan Of paying for what
is ordered
Inquire Of nearest agent. or adj
dress q. L. Nicholson. q. PA. Santa
Ee Route, Monadnock Building
Chicago.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04

1he attention of mining men
throughout the entire West Is at
present being directed to the pla-
Ger dggings OF Bolivia, South
AwAIica. from which locality the
most aliurlng reports come. II
you have any idea of trying your
fortunes in this country be sure
ard consult with Messrs. Shepperd
d Cooper of the Chicago Il Alton
International steamship Agency
in Cooper building, Denver, who
can give yOu correct and reliable
information as 10 the shortest,
quickest and cheapest way to
reach The gold fields and can book
You through from any point i'll he
West.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04
Colorado communities could en-

Colorado communities could en-
gage IN good work by encour-
aging the organization of colonies
to be founded in their midst. There
are many localities where tins
could be done to advantage. There
is so much good agricultural land
in this state which may be irri gat
ed thatit would be easy to find
homes for colonies, and there is
said to be a disposition i'll the east
at present to organize enterprises
of this kind with a view to settle
menL III the far west. Information
concerning localities where colo
nies may be established should be
sent east. and 1t should be done
promptly so that persons orgauiz-
ing such associations may take nd
vantage of it.-Denver RepublI-
can.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04
ALIAS NOTICE.
(Copy.)

L. s. Land Onicc. Lamar. colo. May - 1857.
Complaint havin. Decn entered u, this Office by
William Il. Hughes against the heirs Of Bcnja-
min II. Pace for failure 10 cultivate said Home
stead Entry No. 1902. dated November 10th 1874
upon the 81, y. W. and " T.. !, y. W. J.. and
y. W. |, y. L. a section Is Township 20 south.
range Il west, In Iiaca County, Colorado. with
n view to the cancellation of said entry, the sai,!
parties are hereby summoned TO appear Mt ths
Office the Goth day of July. lsl'. at o.cluck u.
l.. to respond and furnish testimony concerning;
said abandonment.
c. B. TnoMAS, Register.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04

The supreme court of the state
has decided that an Official bond
Is binding upon principal and
bondsmen, and money lost by fail
ure of banks must be made good.
The opinion Is given III the case of
a former county treasurer OF Pueb-
10 county, but affects our state
treasurers as we'll. Justice God
dard gave a dissenting opinion.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04
Both Havemeyer and Searle

Both Havemeyer and Searles
have escaped punishment for their
refusal to answer questions asked
by the Senate committee appoint
ed to investigate the sugar trust
scandal some three years ago, but
the ruling OF the court in their
cases will not divert the public
mind of the belief that the sugar
trust has used its money and
its influence for the corruption of
polltics.-Denver Republican.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04
First sunday-Scllool in the World.

| TlrSt SulluaS -ScHOul Ill tlt NoTiu.
| In recountlng tie ministrations
of John Wesley Ill Georgia, where
the famous preacher sowed the
first seeds of Methodism i'll Amer
ica, the Rev. w. j. Scott, ID. ID. in
the June Ladies' Home journal,
claims that Wesley established
the first Sunday school in the
world, at Savannah. In connect
ion with his other labors, which
were indeed prodigiors, Wesley
soon after his arrival Ill Georgia,
III 1876, began to provide for the
Sunday school instruction Of the
children of the parish. His devo
ton to children at times amount
ed almost to lnfatuation. Children
were likewise equally attached TO
him, as shown III their intercourse
with hlm. Both on week days
and SaDbaths he gave no little at
tentlon to educational work. AS
Il preliminary labor on the Sab
bath. before the evening service,
he required them to convene in
the church, at which time he cat
echised them thoroughly and fur
nisLed them with additional
teaching from the Bible itself.
Sin the present Wesleyan Mem
orial Church, III Savannah, Geor-
gia, there is Sunday school room
into which hundreds OF children
crowd for Sunday instruction.
The original school was less In
number, but it was unquestlon-
ably the first Sundayschool in the
world. When taught by Wesley
it numbered between sixty and
seventy five scholars, but from all
accounts there were few, il any,
Indian boys in his earlier classes.
A very high authority, Sir Charles
Reed. NJ. p, LII. ID. of England, is
clearly Of the opinion that this
Sunday school was the first found
ed in the world, and that it ante
dates by a halfcentury the secular
instruction of Robert Rmkes at
Gloucester, England, as well as
the first school IN America upon
RaIkes' plan, which was establish
ed in the city of New York"
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04

shall teach a iiortv weeks Sc
lect school, mt Springfield, tins
year. VIII do high school and
preparatory college work, in lit
erature. sciences. algeDra, %eom-
etrv, Latin. etc.
Terms, $2.T5 per month OF four
weeks. $500 for me wear.
Work begins at once. Cores
pondence solicited.
WM. y. MITCHELL.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
L. III. BRANDENBrRG, OBSERVER.
DENVER. CoLoRADO.
For Week Ending last Monia,

The average temperature for. the
week ending May 81 was some
what above the normal over the
western slope and the north cen
tral section; elsewhere the aver
ages were about normal. In gen
eral, the opening and closing davs
were warmer than usual, while
several days of the middle of the
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Us. Land onlcc Lamar. colo, May IS

Notice Is icrchy gwen that the following
named settler has flied notice nf his intrniion e.
make final proof in support Of his claim, ard
that said proof will he made before thu
County Judge of I:aca County. colorado, at
springfield. Colorado. on June - lSN1. via:
WILLIAM j. HECKLER
II. f. No i2io for the S 4 =. Sec. p. Twp. 20 :.
RING. 30 W.
lie names the following ,.itncsscs to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land. viz:
Jacob q. War Isaac kcyser. John Rcirhcn-
bach and George Hccklcr, all Of Atlanta,
Colorado.
c. u. TIoMAN. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04

. Mark Twain declares he is not
dead, and not even on the slcklist
Notwithstanding the reports going
the rounds that he had past the
gllmmerlng shore. Mark may be
telling the truth this tune, at any
rate we have no reason for doubt
ing his word III this matter.
The Springfield herald., 1897-06-04

The inquiry made by the United
States, into the death of DIR. Rus,
who died in a Cuban prison un-
der suspision that he was murder
ed by order of Spanish officials, has
ended with little or no definite IN
formation on the matter. Uncle
Sam should tram Il gun on Spain.