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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-09
yREEDMAN's AID SOCIETY REPORT

New York. Nov. 9.-The Freedman 8
society expended SiI.490 more during tho
last year than in the previous year. and
reports IL schools and 1918 students on
rolled. There are p schools among the
black people, having 333 teachers and
a995 students enrolled, and 25 schools
among the white people. having III
teachers and 42lS students enrolled.
Since tho organization OF the society
Si,oOo.oOO has been expended.
The total receipts of the society and
schools FOR the year ended June 30. 1897,
were $26l.562, showing an increase Of
si7490. The total expenditures were
s2a2, ,t3S The Indebtedness on June 80.
1897. was si9S,SS3; annuity fund. $il3. $50.
During the year there was SiS.77s OF old
Indebtedness paid.
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BLANCo's MAGNANIMITY.

Havana, Nov. 9.-Marshal Rlanco has
issued the following edict, officially de-
scribed as expressing the magnani-
nous sentiments OF the queen regent and
the firm determination OF the national
government" II pardon in full all
those who have been prosecuted for the
crime of rebellion. Rebels prosecuted
for common crimes, independent OF re-
belllon, such as spoliation. immortality
and the like. will be pardoned as rebels,
but Judged for other offenses committed
by them. Those suffering sentences inn
posed prior to the date Of this edict will
have their sentences commuted TO a
certain eXtent. and perhaps in some
cases inNfull.
Persons pardoned should appear be-
fore the civil authorities at their re-
spective places Of residence. which they
viii designate and which will he COM
municated TO me. Should they designate
places OF residence outside the principal
towns. they will he advised Of the neces-
sity Of residing within the military zone
Of civilization The military authori-
ties will be careful not 10 invade the jur-
isdiction Of the civil authorities There
fore those p2rdoaed cannot change their
residence without obtaining the permis-
rion OF both the civil and military au-
thorities."
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MUNYON'S
FREE
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Means You Receive Examination, ad-
vice and Medical Attention
WITHOUT COSTING A PENNY
Hundreds Are Daily Awaiting Them
selves of this Exceptional
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ANY DAY YOU CAN WITNESS
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With the Wonderful
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Which Cures Swollen and S iff 10 rts,
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Find This Influence a Powerful Help.
EVERYBODY IS WELCOME
Wives ard Mothers, Husbands and
Fathers, Sons and Daughters, Ma
tive and Alien Suffering from any
Physical Complaint Whatsoever VIII
Find in
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Eminent Physicians, the Best Treat
mert and Improved Remedies
Which Insure an Absolute
Separate Cure for Each
DiseaSe.
Wives ard Mothers, Husbands and
Fathers, Sons and Daughters, Ma
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Physical Complaint Whatsoever Will
Find in
Munyon's Homeopathic Institution
Eminent Physicians, the Best Treat
ment and Improved Remedies
Which Insure an Absolute
Separate Cure for Each
Disea5e.

At MUNYON'S thoroughly equipped Homoeo-
pathic Instltution is a staff OF experienced
physicians constantly on duty who examine
every patient, prescribe the necessary rem
edy and advise the best course 10 follow TO
become well, entirely without charge. IL n
25-cent remedy will cure your affilction that
is so severe as TO require Electrical treat
ment that course will be advocated. But IN
every case you have the entire service OF a
physician without cost.
If you do not need the advice OF physician
Munyons Improved Remedies are on sale at
every druggist's, mostly for % cents VIAL
The list of remedies comprise separate cure
for each disease, and each vial so labeled ;
there can be no mistake. Every one capable
or reading can, with Munyon's Remedies,
cure themselves
Providence. L. l., says: For weeks | was
supposed to be on the verge OF the grave. l
was a sufferer from severe attacks of rheuma-
tism and heart trouble. l was IN such con
diton that my friends thought would surely
die In fact, my death was reported. i had
FIVE of the host ply sicians in the country, but
they all failed. Wonderful to say, four vials
OF Munyon's Rheumatism Cure cured mo
completely, ana have had no return OF the
trouble since that time
Mrs. Isabella Meggett, Auburn, X. l., saws:
"lf it had not been Tor Munyon's remedies ]
would not be alive today. l suffered from
an exceedingly severe form OF catarrh ana
also kidney trouble. NV bac. was so weak
and sore that | was unable 10 sit up in a
chair. l thought there was nothing left for
me hut to die, as ! had been unable TO obtain
relief from doctors that | had consulted
and remedies that had taken. | thought |
would make one moro effort 10 get well, and
began using Munyon's remedies, and can
truthfuily say that l have heen completely
cured and am a well woman.'
No Matter What the Disease,
Munyon Has the Cure.
Open all day and evening. sun
day z to 3.
2OI Washington street.
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From Neig hboring Towns.

was very large one and her husband
was so surprised to see tho marked change
in her condition. no deemed II best TO
summon a doctor and soon had Dr.
Peckham at his wifes bedside. The
doctor administered the necessary anti
dotes and then had the woman removed
TO the Rhode Island Hospital.
NORTH END NOTES.
There was the usual large attendance
at the fair of the Irving Literary Club
last night.
The police OF the Second station made
six arrests last night. The charge against
the arrested parties were not of serious
nature.
There were a number of washouts
caused 10y the heavy rain this morning,
and the new savers were in some IN
stances we'll tested.
Contrary to expectations the proposed
new sewer in Zone street will not be
built at oncs Councilman Molloy be-
lieved the postponing of worK In this IN
stance would be benefit TO property
owners and he brought the majority OF
the council to his way OF thinking.
The Acme Gloe Club will hold its first
minstrel show in What Cheer hall Friday
evening. Nov. -.
The last of the houses on land owned
by the state on Smith street, will be re-
moved by purchasers during the present
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CRANSTON.
No Quorum of III: School Committee.
Opening Of the POcaSSet Fair.

The members of the school committee
assembled in the council chamber at 5
O'Clock last evening aud patiIntly awaited
their colleagues.
The lull was broken by motion To ad-
journ TO meet next Thursday evening and
out filed tho four members of the com
mttee in time to join in the Pocasset
Firemen procession behind the Warwick
band. The procession marched down the
brightly Illuminated street TO a lively
air, and disappearing i'm the new Pocas-
set hall, set the wheels of the great fair
in motion.
The members OF the town government
were largely represented at the dedica'
try exercises held ia Pocssset hall,
knightsville, last night
The large assembly was called to order
by tho chairman of the Pocasset Fire En-
Gine Company's building committee MIR.
John NJ Dean.
Mr. Leroy r. Whitman as contractor
handed the key of the finished building
To Dean as chairman Of the building com
mttee. Rev. William Briggs of Oaklawn
offered prayer.
Mr. Dean then introduced Hon. John
Palmer OF Kpightsville who delivered the
dedicate y Grafton. Judge Palmer gave
brief history of the organization ana
paid glowing tributes TO the enterprise of
the company displayed in the erection of
so noble structure. In behalf of the
company the Judge thanked the people Of
the community at large Tor their kind
help and sympathy rendered the company
while erecting the building.
Miss Nellie Greene of knightsville
rendered two very charming vocal sslec-
tions. Chairman John NJ. Dean then
declared the fair open.
The pretty things in the several booths
were much admired but loud were the
exclamations of pleasureable surprise mt
he magnifcence of the new building. The
spacious hall 40x67 feet with its hip truss
roof and nicely decorated walls and wood
work. tho dining room and complete
kitchen were all much admired.
A little hair pulling scrap that occurred
or sunday afternoon between two women
who ars neighbors in the new village has
become an open secret compromise
between the families that the women
represent has saved law suit.
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SUPPORTERS or vEYLER1sM.

Madrid Nov. 9.--Lieutenant General
Ueyler's political hackers. supported by
his influential following in the army. are
fomcntins an agitation on his behalf
against the government policy. and are
preparing 10 give him reception on his
arrival which viii. II they can bring Il
about. neutrallze the critical attitude OF
the Sagasta cabinet Romero Robeldo.
who is leading the agitation, addressed a
large meeting OF Conservatives at which
several senators and deputies we're pres
ent. and made a violent attack upon the
governing committee OF the Conserva-
tive party. whom he charged with being
responsible for the dissolution of the
party. He eulogized Lieutenant General
Weyler as a military commander and a
civil administrator. and urged that war
is the only true policy In Cuba"
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Catarrh Cannot Be cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a. they cannot
reach ths seat ~ the disease tut8rrh D. a
blood or constitutional disease. and iu ofdsr
20 cure 10 you must tgke internal remedies.
Halls latarFl u Lla - a. l-4.4lt l4r--.-t
acts directly on the blood and WurOus SUR
faces. Hali's Catarrn Cure Is nOt a qiack
medicine. AZ was Dresfribnd bv one " the
best Dhyeiclans Ia this country for years. and
4 n regular prescription. II h comp'1shd u
the hest sDnice known. combined with tho
best blood prrideFs. acting directly on fha
mucous surfaces The perfect combination ~
the two iHcrpdirDisi u whst produces such
wonderful results sfn curing Catarrh. Soni
for te=iimonlais. free.
n. , CHENEY a CO. Props. Toledo O.
told By druggists, pUce 1ja
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EXPENSES OF TAMMANYITEs.

New York. Nov. 9.--Randolph Guggen.
heimer. who was elected president OF the
council OF greater New York last week
says that his expenses while running for
the office amounted TO S7.720.30. OF this
gum $4,000 went TO the campaign fund OF
Tammany hall and the remainder paid
the rent Of meeting rooms and fer music.
printing, postage and carriage hire.
Justice-elect Edward T.. ODwyer a,
the city court also certified TO the county
clerk that HIS expenses had been $5O25
OF which all but $25 went 10 John c.
Sheehan cf tho finance committee of
Tammanv ha''
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KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.

Stoneboro, Pa. Nov. 9.-Shortly be-
fore noon Monday the boiler at the mine
OF the Mercer Iron and Coal company
exploded killing David Love and prob
ably fatally wounding John Jackson
and Joseph Dover. Alfred Saxtheimer
and Hayes Frye were severely HURT and
the former may die. Charles Frye was
but slightly hurt.
The engine house and every building
near at hand were levelled 10 the ground
one piece Of the boiler was carried 2OOO
feet and over the tops OF two houses
Love was married man and leaves eight
children Jackson is married and leaves
family. Dover is single.
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AT THE NORTH END.
Took an Overdose OF Laudanhm Notes
From Capitol III.

Ada Weaver whose home is at 5i5 Norh
Main street. had n narrow escape fro ID
death by poisoning last night She has
been for several days sick with stomach
trouble and suffered great deal of pain.
80 last evening she requested her husband
70 purchase some laadanum for her. Ho
complied with the request and cautioned
her TO be careful in the use of the danger
Gus drug.
Mrs. Weaver took first small dose,
which did not relieve the pain, 80 she
took another dose. This time the dose
The times., 1897-06-28

Before lcapinq Washington for the Summer
.,,oscr,bs for THE TINES The Morning
and SUNDAY Editions iciH be mailed TO you
;or thirty fiUe CENTS a nonth-the Asrntngs
Erenipg and Sunday Editions for Gty -
dyesses ctaneed as often as desired
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WANTED-An ladies suffering from piles
To SEND To oIIIce or hEMOh II kItiA
COMPANY, 500 14th ST. NV, and get
package OF HenaorrnedIa; all IorIns OF plies
cureu, wnetner iUcning, DlnG bleeding or
proLruding; no pain; treatment taken at
your nome. je27-lmo
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MICELLANEOUS. $.

HEMORRHEDIA viii cure your piles;
itching. blind, bleeding, or proJruding;
no kniIe, no pain, no detention from bus
ness nundrens OF testimonials HEMOR-
KhEDlA COMP ANY, sos l4th 81. NV,
Washington, D. Z. Je27-1mO
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FOR SALE-HOUSES. =.

FOR SALE-Six-room frame and store, on
l. ST. Sc, 81 300.
Six-room and store; 7th st. Sc; s., 100.
SIx-roon modern brick; L ST. ne; lot
16X72 IT,; 81, $50 JOHN f. DONOH0E,
FOX SALE-New S-room house and two
acres OF land. orchard; near depot. only
81 900; 20 miles from city; easy terms,
small cash required. LADY IN NEED,
this office. je25-3t,em
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CREDIT CREDITu CREDITrn S4eS;
ladies linen crash SUITS, well made and
trimmed and all the time you want 10
pay for them, also, fun line ladies and
gents goods. Don't fail to send postal;
VIII call with samples. PEOPLES
CREDIT co. .,611 18th st. NV. je27-2t
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THE EXCHANGE AUCTION HOUSE, No.
1881 and 1888 IL So. NV, is now ready
70 receive your couSignme nts, II you de-
sire To dispose or any personal effects.
Gail and see US or send US a card and we
VIII cali on you or send for your goods.
Regular sales every Thursday at 1 D o clock
ToT furniture, horses and carriages, har-
hess. &C at m This Is one OF THE finest
locations In the city for In auction bush
Ness. We viii promise you good prices and
quick returns
THOMAS j. OWEN, AuCtioneer.
j. z. HOkbACH, Manager.
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FOR SALE-The stock and good Will OF
a drug store, only S35u, EoUd location,
chance Tor energetic man 10 Dulid up pay
ing business; nominal rent. kUBEhI n.
NORRIS, 700 14th aw. Jc2T-3t
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Ny SWEETHEART CIGARETTE, hand
made; 10 dealers, $3.50 per LOCO; 100
extra, S5c per 100 To be had at WAL
LACE, $50 9th st. NV, or &C per pack
from all dealers. ie27-7t
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FOR SALE-Best grocery in Washia gton;
sales 800 a day: Slzo on Saturdays.
prIoe, $1,000, cash. COMMERCIAL, . 10
L ST. NV. Je2I-3t
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Hustling agents for recently
invented article OF great merit; big wages;
sample prepaid, SC; wIite now. AKRON
1e16-eod6t
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| FOR SALE-If you want your store sold
quick, see COMMERCIAL, 619 st.
NV 1e21-3J
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FOR SALE-if you want to buy good,
paying grocery, lunchroom or any oGher
BUSINESS Cneap, see COMMERCIAL, 619
ST. NV le25-3t
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WANTED expecting to take
house IN 5lt. Pleasant desires to meet
party who Will take I'd floor, 3 rooms and
bath; or parties who will take single rooms.
fur. or tmfur Address ROO MS, This office.
ie26-2t,em
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FOR RENT-CoTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-Colonial observation-disclosures
cottage; Is rooms, FUR. fine IOca ton.
Address Mrs I. z McGINNlS. this office.
le26-6t
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FOR RENT-8o6 11th st. NV, large, nicely
furnished front room, I'd floor, large
closet, bay window; with board Tor tWo'
s4r,. tanle board, So 50 per week
te27-3t
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WANTED To purchase d milk route. in-
Guiding horse, wagon, and entire fix
lures; cash paid If price is satisfactory.
Address MILK ROUTE, this office.
Je26-3t, ,em
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FOR SALE-Grocery store dong good busi-
ness; one or the best stanus IN tine city.
For particulars call 1888 l1th st. NV,
bet. and . p. N. Je27-3t
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FOR RENT-Furnished: to gentlemen only:
a nice, cool room; I'd floor; So. 935
MaSS. ave. NV. 1e27- 3,
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WANTED by Two competent wouIen, gem
eral Dousewofk or cndIiberlnaid, also
country nurse OF assist. I7O< IL 10th ST.
NV. Je2o-3t-em
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EXCURSION printing, half price; 500
good envelopes, 81; typewriter circulars,
$3.50 1.OUU up. ZIEGLER, Printer, 81 s.
Z ST. NV. le26-3t
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HALEE, Medium,

Scientific palInist and card reader; tells
your full name. reveals your past, describes
the present and foretells your future life;
also tells about business deals, la wsuits,
love affairs, family troubles, reunites the
separated, brings quarrels all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good luck, etc; hours, y a. m. to y p. M;
925 ii st. NV; fee 25c and soc; satisrac-
ton guaranteed.
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WANTED VIII furnish any kind or
help Tree or charge. Can or address SO
7Jn 81. NV, upstairs. jeES-t
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WANTED by two ladies. 2d-story front
room. and board; bet. X anc v, 10th
and 4tD SITS. NV. not over $40. Address
BOARD, this office. je26-3s
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FOR RFNT-ROoMs.

FOR RENT-For housekeeping, a rooms,
one floor; q. m L., south front; NV;
refs OWNER, care Letter-carrier 80.
ie24-Gt-em
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BICYCLES stored, oiled, cieane d, polished;
called FOR and delivered when desired;
81 per mouth MEUHANIC, this office.
ie26- 6-3t.em
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FOR SALE-A fiIst-class cgar stone and
soda water stand at a sscrf .ce; must be
sold at once Oh account OF II health. Can
at SIChLES' !, lU11 Ia. ave. Je26-it
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FOR HIRE.

FOX HIRE-To drunlmers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, So
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply To the REX STA Bill ES.
rear 615 h Sc NV; telephone call, 1O9
ap2O-Ef
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WANTED-By gentleman, room and board
on Capitol Hill; southern exposure and
private family preferred; give rul descrp-
this office je26-3t
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FOR RENT airy rooms for house6e eepinS;
southern exposure; alcove and bay Win
doW- large closets in each; also, back par
Ior fur. or unfur, for gentleman; family
adults only. 421 ii NV. je2I-ot
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yvANTED-HOUS SES.

WANTED-A rur. house, for The care
durlDg summer; refS. exchanged. NOkTH-
ERN FAMILY, This office. je26-3t
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FOR RENT-Furnished; large second-floor
bay-window front room; southern expos
ure. Only IS. 639 @ ST. NV. ie27-3t
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PERSONALS.
NATIONAL DENTAL PARL0RS

Gold Killings and bridge work a spe-
cialty, at the lowest price, amalgam rill-
ings, soc; full sets OF teeth on plates, So;
extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, 50c; without, 25c; all
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open on sundays from 10 to
o clock. mn22-tf
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WANTED-Eyerybo to know that
hemorTnedia viii cure piles; all forms
OF piles cured IN Two weeks, no pam, no
detention from business; treatment taken
al nome Call a officeof fHEAuRhHEDIA
COMPANY, 5U9 14tn St NV e, and be con-
vlnced, no cure no pay; hundreds of testi-
monials le27-lmo
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WANTED-6 cooks, chanbermaids, gen
ersu nouscwOrhers, goou wages, stvauy
Work. Call TODAY. 41l y Ct. NV. le2S-ot
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FOR SAIE-ICTS.

FOR sALE-LoTs in desirable suburb;
near station. ONE-HALF ORIGINAL
cost; commutation fare. q 1 &c. PER-
FEET, this office je23-7t
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FOR SALE-My business. confectionery
ana ice cream y12 3Jh ST. NV: no
reasonable oner re fused. Ie2o-3t
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WANTED White girl TO cook and do
ngnJ nouseworK Ior family OF adults.
1907 ST. NV. ge- -i-ot
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SITUATIONS wASTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-By two competent oolored girls,
situations as cooks, chambeTwOrk, or
generai housework; references. AL q
st. je2T-St
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FOR SALE Wholesale liquor license and
sou worth liquors al discount. BUSI-
NESS EACHaN aNUE, SlS + 81. leZ6-3b
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WANTED--Man 81, good character, best
OF refs, wishes employment; booGkcep.
ing preferred. ID. L. F., this office.
ie16-..f ern
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HlLl- ,fANrED-SiALE AND
FEMALE.

MAATED-In Laundry, good shirt flnisler;
white or c0ioreQ, aiso Starciler; GdlY c&-
pericuceQ steam laundry help 1.7eJ Apply.
Send name a ma address 10 III. b, MS oIIt;e.
IL
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FOR RENT $50, I'd floor of good house;
a. III. j.; furniture in rooms may be
bought If desired: housekeeping. 1245 n.
Cap, near n. Y. ave. Je26-otem
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LADIES needing confidential treatment,
a sure and safe relief in all wonans
complaints and irregularities, gold medal
awarded for the science of obstetrics from
the University OF Munich, Bavaria; strictly
confidential. MRS. DIR. RENNER, No. 3
7Jn st. ne, near East Capitol ST., Wash
ington, ID. u.
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FOR SALE-Cigar store, next To police
court; cheap rent. o07 ID ST. NV. Iez7-3t
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t'uR RENT-fur. or unfur., one large 1ront
uaeS ave. ne. je26-3t
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PERSONS having cash can learn OF
rare and most profuab ble investment by
addressing } H., this oirsce. Jez6-3t,eui
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RUONS AND BOARD. SI5 ana SIS per
month, one block from city hall; on
Metropolitan car line No. 3iS Sd st. NV.
le22-1t
THE CARLTON, 514 18th st--Family ho-
tel; large, airy rooms; special attention TO
table board; terms: single, S25; double,
$40; transients accommodated, 81 to S1-50
per day. Je21-6t-em
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FOR RENT-Choicest, clean, cool, healthy,
furnished rooms in city, reasonable.
home comforts; no children. 1925 18th
st. NV je2T-2t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT S23, 1O9 7th ST Sc. 8 rooIns
and bath, brick; 5000, 11O9 3 ST Sc,
. ROOMS and bath, Drownstone mont, SO,
11o Jefferson ST., Anacostia, new,7 nOoiiis
and bath, large lot. l. 81 AkGA AkbTER,
Room 2, 613 18th ST. NV. 5e2T-Tt
FOR RENT-1To7 Pa. ave. NV. 3-stOry
buCk house; rooms anu mOdernimproye-
ments; good cation; key 1905.
Ie2G-7t-en
FOX RENT-NO. 8 18th St se.. ms. and
cellar and aIge SIDE yard, cor East Cap
itOI ST. S2T 90. GEORGE +. H3RBlN,
3iS Ia. ave. se-> Ie2b-35,em
FOR REN1-New houses from So To SO
per month. Farms Tor sale. GEORGE
G ROUND, Manassas, Va, one hours ride
from Washington. Je26-1 tenn
FOX RENT-513 Sth So. Sc; Z looms,
large yard; Sl4- EUGENE ARNOLD,
45o La ave. Je26-It
FOX KENT -Unfurnished: 1922 18th St,
near iowa circle; I'd floor; rooms and
oath. je25-3t-em
FOX KENT-326 Mass ave ne, large
secOHd-stoTy front room; gentlemen pre-
ferred, near park, cars Je25-3t-em
FOX HENT-615 9th NV, furnished front
roOIns - per month; also larger rooms
Je25 Stem
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MRS MOORE, at 500 u st. NV, selects The
most reliable servants; ask your heiSh-
bors. Je2f-S
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SITS WILL BUY cigar and confectionery
store, suitable for lady or gent, low rent.
GOV lt \ MENI. this office. Je26- Stem
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81 Ess CHANCES.

FOX SALE-$1T5 cash VIII buy good,
paying grocery and provision sore Il22
18TH ST. NV Jt2S-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-Suburban board; 2 rooms 8
adults, easy access 10 city; particulars.
Address CON DUIT, this office. je27-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOE SALE-Fruib stand and stock; cheap.
apply. DeGw ween ESQ and D, at I'll iotn
NV.
The times., 1897-06-28

WANTED-Place as clerk. or drive wagon
In merchandise store Address Il. B.
this office. Ie26-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

WANTE Dat City Intelligence office.
cooks, walLcrs, general house woi kers,
porJers, divers, nurses, Idunur eSses. Chain
berniaIus, cleaners, boys, laborers. dish
AT 1lth st. NV.
3e26-7J
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARD-S4. 90 per week OF S1o per no.,
Tor nice pleasant rooms ana good table
board; splendid locality. 7l6 18th st.
NV. Je26-7e
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Lady who VIII take house
on Mcpherson Square will have nicely
fur. rooms. Address PLEASANT, this Of
nee. je27-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

WANTED-C Caterer, colored man, would
take charge of club, or cook for private
highest references. Address CATERER.
this office. Je27-3t