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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Yuma county:

uDla cOunty:
 Governor McCord returned Thursday evening from a trip to California on business connected with the Territorial University, and stopped over in Yuma.
 He was buey all day yesterday conplet- ing the final details of ths prison labor contract with President Ives, of the State of Arizona Improve ment Com
 psny, and everything was arranged to the utmost satisfaction of all concern ed. The convicts are now at the dis possl of the ImpFovem ent Company and active operations will begin next Mon day. The Territory has secured the services of John D. Payne, man who has had years of experience in handling conviot labor In Kentucky and other States, having been for several years She trusted employee of Mason, Hogs & O., the largest contractors in the United States. The work will start with about forty men, under the super vision of Mr. Payne, and eight OF ten men will be added to the force each day ss She work progresses until every available man within the prison walls Is pressed into service. Is Is thought advisable to take only 8 small mum Der of the desperate characters ous at 8 time until the facilities for properly handling them are perfeceed-Y Yuma Sun.
 "Sister" Lambe the pcpulsr young o1nry irsK KofTrar1c 1to f1 Dhonnfz on yesterdays west-bound train CD route for San Francisco. When the trsin stopped for dinner Mr. Lsm bert not feeling hungry thought hejwould take little run around town end see what Yuma looked like. He saw, but only returned to the depot in time Go take a glimpse of the tail end of his train as it vanished sround the bend just soross the river. He made the best of his compulsory stay in Yuma by visis- ing the prison and other places of inter est, continuing his journey today Yuma Sentinel
 UndeTsheFif Wilder is rapidly recov- eEing from the injuries received at Mammoth Tank, and will be able to go to San Diego in time to appear ss wit ness against his Rssailsnts st their examination which will take place next Thursday .-Yunsd Sentinel.
 The steamer Mohave returned Thurs day from trip up the river, bringing down 7615 tons of lead ore from the Castle Dome mines which is being shipped to the smelter at San Francis co. A large amount of hides was also brought down foP shipment, but will have to be inspected by she liv estock sanissry commission before they can be sent out of the Territory. Capt. Mel lon says the Rio Colorado Gold Extrac- tiou Co.,, will soon be ready 50 begin operations with the five-stamp mill which was taken up on She outgoing trip. -YuD1a Sentinel.
 Th.ee prisoners were released yester- day from the prison, Lawrence Lemon by virtue of communication of sentence. Duke McERing and Santiago Campoe their liberty by completing their wood oontrect.-YatnlG Sentinel
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Vim, Vigos-. Vitality RES $ T q R ED
 sEs so DAYS.
CANYONS WIT Lizsa
GooD FEFEuTs Nr ONCE.

CANtON'S VII EiZsH Cares General or Soe,isi eaiiiry, WaEeful- nsss, SpsfmetoTTh0es. Emissians. Imp ste ncy, Parssis, etc. Correots FuReronaI Disorders caused by errors or eS;sssss quickly rsstoricg Lost Manhood in cid or yoprg, eiviag Vigor and Strength where formerly veal ness p1s- vailed. Convenient pNoSsse, simpss, afeetaas and legitimate. Care IS Qstick and thorough.
 Don't be deceived by iulitErs, p-, nsist oa CANTCE'S Vitalise-s. Sent sealed if Soac dr1gsise coee not hove it. Prios one q oNsr per onck sge, for 8. wirh written guRrsotes ot co.uplsee cure Information, rsieIeI cea, etc.. free and confidential. Send ms ssats Snsnr of e7se and 25s for 9eass's tTisi treNtrn, at- Oae on y, sent te each parson-
 NAsslON aiFn. o. POSITION tlAS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
TFRRITORIAI NFWS1

called the "Begg Mining District. "- Journal Miner.
 The football boys are getting in resdi- ness for their big game at Phoenix on Christmas Day. -.TournqL. Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
From Tuesdays Daily.
 Mra. Niels Peterson will leave to

pleesane.
 From Toesday's Daily.
 Mra. Niels Peterson will leave to- l night for Chicago.
 MT. A. R. Jenkins csms into town early this morning and was stepping
 like circus horse in 8 hippodrome hurdle race. Mrs. Jenkins presented him with 8 handsome girl babe weigh ing some P OF b pounds at high noon yesterday and the fond father feels both fashionable and fortunate. MF. M. G. Hill is little knocked out though attending to business. On
 Sunday he wss stepping over in his
 before he had time to look around an
 old COW WAS travelling all over him,
 leaving marks ot remem bFsnce on his
 chin, his left foos and bis back. The
 animal had broken away from 8 herd
 being driven by the house, jumped the
 fenoa and after doing what damage was
 possible pursued his onward journey.
 The program arranged for the Sun day Sotool Convention beginning Fri day afternoon and ending Sunday night
 is one that will bs interesting to all even though not associated intimately iu Sunday school work. There will be sn afternoon and evening session on Friday, thFee sessions on Saturday and afternoon and evening sessions on Sun day. Ths public is cordially invited to attend all sessions of the Convention which will be held in the Nj. E. church.
 The City Council met last night in regular monthly session and audited oils to the amount of $40 Several matters of importance to the corpora eion were gsferred to the ordinance commi5ses with instructions to report and prepare ordinance for pressn sstion 10 the council. Among them sre re- vision of the license provisions, 8 curfew ordinance and the stFaig ghtening of the Fig hth stFsst road where it crosses the Mesa railroad with view of iessening the dangers of the crossing and making one crossing instead Of two. Also the wages paid 6bs festive hobo for laying in jsil-S2 % 8 day snd boaFd-is deemed .rushless exsravagance, espe- cially when the said hobo only gets S1 ia the county jaii- It is con temp latsd to make a 90 per cent. red action in she hope Of lsesening the demand for employment and giving the city a chance to play ever on g S5.o0 fine in case the culpFit Is am bilious and wants to work. ghe clerk reported that she assessment roll would be com pIeted about she 18th. The matter of offiosrs' was also referred to ths ordi- | nance committee.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
From Mondays Dsiiy.

6roD monday s Dsliy.
 Judge Howell of Tonto Basin came in yesterday.
 Rev. Hopper, of Kentucky, preached yesterday to the Christien congregation in their hall opposite the reading Eoou- It is intended to hold meetings twice 8 day for a season except on such dates ss would conf Ct with otser gatherings of public nature.
 O. Friday next She Territorial Sun day School Association Convention will meet in the M. E. church in Tempe. Local workers in the cause are prepar- ing to meet their guests " th all Fos- sible hospitality and it Is anticipated that Roodly number will be present and 8 profissbls season enjoyed. A year ago the convention was held in Flagstaff and many in attendance took advantage of the opportunity to visit the Grand Canyon. Is is hoped their visis to Tempe will be none the less pleasant.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
From Tuesdays Daily.

Cstarrh, like ecrofuls, is A disease of the blood and may be cured by purify ing the blood with Hoods s 4rsaparilla
 Attorney Fisnrisar lsfs tbis morning for Mesa where he will defend John X Jones in ths mulsisudinous charges filed against him for sell iag liquors so minors.
 Those people who have been so for snnats as to receive, invitations for the ball to Do given by the Daugb tsrs Of Rsbekah will find tickets On sale at the Eschmsn drug store, Oohn'e cigar store and the Phoenix bakery.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Tempe Department.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
 MT. Fred Eicheler will ship two CATS of cattle to Riverside, California, tonight and one car to Pomona. Sosl Penn and family of Necdeehs, have arrived and expect to spend the winter here He is brother Of Penn Bros. the Tempe draymen. Councilman Greaves has put a nice roof over the water tank on his tower, presumably to keep it's contents from getting wet when it rains.
 It is expected something definite will be learned regarding the Mess murder l today ss number of important wit nessee will be placed on the stand. Mr W AbelI 8 Mess City hard ware dealer received an important telegram yesterday from Brookport, N. Y. It announced the arrivsl of 8 son and heir.
 Prosperity seems to be lowering oveF the Tempe corporation after all it's mis- fortunes. The arresrages for water rert are nearly all collected snd the street taxes seems to meet with general favor, while its effect on the Treasury is to say the least allevistlpg.
 Jack Frazier, the mayor, city oouncil and street commissioner of Bloom vile, came in yesterday and went to Phoenix last night. Though his whiekere are not ss long ee those of his predecessor, and his rife not Rs famous, his disposi- tion is more pleasing and he can doubt less hold his office for life.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29
Ell COLLAR DEsLA REfNA

-Esta bien, respondi6 ell rey
lleno de viva alegria. Por 6ltino
Sc hata justicia todas esas baje-
zas; y cuaudo la serpiente haya
sido aplastada una vez para STEM
pre- por vos y por mi, espero que
yiviremos tranquilos.
Dicho ekto, bes6 la reina en-
la frente y Sc retro s su cuarto.
Entretsnto, al extreme de la ga
lerfa, M. de RohAn habia hallado
& Bohmer y Bossnge medic des
mayados en- brazos uuo de otro.
Luego, q algunos pasos mas le-
jos, percibi6 q su volante que, des-
pavorido con este desastrr, eepia-
ba una mirada de su amo.
-Caballero, dijo el cardenal al
Official que le conducfa, ST paso to-
do ese dfa squf, voy ipquietar 6
mucha genie; Suo puedo anunciar
en mi casa que estoy arrestado2
-lOh! monsefior, con tai que
nadie os yea, dijo ell joven Official.
Ill csrdenal lie dl6 las gracias;
luego hablando en- alemau q sn w
lante, escrici6 algunas palabras en-
una p6gina de su missl, la separ6,
y espsldas del Official que acecha
ba para no ser sorprendido, la
arroll6 y Ia de16 caer.
%. sigo, caballero, dijo al of
cial.
En- efecto, desaparecieron am
boz.
hi volante Sc arroj6 al pspel
como un ave de rspifia, lanzose
faers de palacio, monte q caballo
y hugo hacia PaIfs.
FL cardenal pndo verle en- los
campos por una yentapa de la es-
calera que iba bsjando con su
,Sufs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29

ser que prefrais apelar & mi c'e
mencja.
is nor, la cleme' c de los
reyes sc ha hecho ! a los cul a
bles! Yo pre- fiero la iusticia de
los hombfes, respondi6 ell carde-
nal.
-sNo quereis confesar nada2
NADIA tergo que deeir.
-Pero en- fin, .xtiam6 a r.
na, vuestro silen clio dejs mi hon or
compron etido.
Ell caFdenal Gallo.
-Pues bien; 20 no callare pro-
sigui6 Ia reipa; ese silencio me
abrazs, acredita una ganerosi.iad
que yo 70 quiero- Sabed, ,efo-,
que FL erimen del sen r cardinal
no es.a 81 10 en- la venta 8 en- Ell TO
10 del C liar.
NJ. de Rohan levsnto la Sab "a
y palideci6.
-sQue quiere decir ESQ? pre-
gunto Ell rey irqnieto.
is n ra =. taTtamnd s el
tardenal s, ,,arta %
-iOh! ninguna ooEs sidersci6n,
Dlng6n tenor 6 debilida me ce-
rrsra Ia boca, pues te g, a1pf en-
MI corr z5n me tivos que m arras-
traIfAn & prs g,nar mi inoee Ia
en- medic de una .laz, dblif
-Vuestra irocepcis! excIan6
rey- hor sqnieD SRA bsstan
u tein.rario y viii n, pars obi
gar vuestra msg. stad & p-opun-
q a'.sa a'Sbr.?
> nora. os sup,ico. =. a'jo
el cardenaI
Al, rineiria;s & tsnblarg.
toen que lab q yo sdisinsdos
san Ia tinleblss para vuestrcs
oomPi6sf 20 amo 10 Luz del DIAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29
BIBLIOrECA DE LA DEMOCRACIA

men to; luego, como 81 sus nmb bic
Sc bajo ell peso de esta nisteriosa
calurnnia que atsba su ror, di-
10:
a Justificarme?. g.. I,nposi-
blel
-Cabsllero, hay quienes dicen
que les han robado un collar;
rroponiepdo vos ell psgarlo os
confet ais cul lpable.
-sQaien 10 creera2 dijo ell car
denal con soberl 10 desdsD.
-Entonces, 81 no suponeis que
deben crcerlo, Sc creera que. -.
Y On impulse de c6lera anubl6
ell rostro del rey tan placido de
ordinsro
-Sefor, yo no sc NADIA de- cuaa-
to Sc ha dicho hi de Guar t, se ha
hechc, repuso el caId.Dai; 10 uni
co que put do sfirmar es qne yo no
he teDido oil coilsr: one los di4-
NANTES sc hallan en- poder de al
guno que deberia noml arse, pc
70 que 40 quisro ) no furrza &
lepet rie estae lab bras de la Is
oritars: Calga el NAL sobre la ca
beza del que 10 ha cometito.
a estas palabrss II re'na h'za
un movimiss para C ger ii bra
20 del rey, que lie dIjo:
-Senora, I'll debate es en.re
yoz Y 81. Por 1lti na vez: St~-
neis vos Ell collarr
mo, or el honor de mi ma
DIRE, per la vida de mi hijol res
poDdi6 la reina.
El rey, rebosardo de alegri.
despues de esta declarscl6n, 80
yoisi6 hacia el cardunal dic.eLdo:
ELtopces, O. b. ll=ro. es az. Ne
9ocio enus 10 jesticla y vcs; a no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29
GER BCBDO HNOS & CO.

In,pcrtadores er1orta2ores y CONT
szonista en- general.
Gran sObre toaas las prov 'ncias de
Esp0aaa q Ell eItranje,o.
Unicos agentes &c los ncDbrado,
vinos mafca Rioa Lopez de Herelfa
RIGA Sagasta, RIGA Ata Rioja Cd
nouas, Rioja Luz -Consumo men,
.aal en la isla MIL CAJAS.
Exclusives epo. itarios de las me-
joree mas antigua Boje gas de Je-
rez. NJ Misa, Gonzal.z Byass y Co y
A K Valdespino. Consume men
al. QUINIENTAS CAJAS.
F. prcJo 10 de 1907. ps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29

i Ella mo pierde murmur6:
iya la salvei Por vos 10 hsgo, mi
reyl por vos, Dios MO, QUE mar
dals 81 perd6n de las injuria-; per
Vot perdono s los otros Per
donadme vos q mi!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29
CONDICIONEs z CONCEEss5IIC MES


desane s.esp.a los
slss sssaeia aput
savsas nonsaa e1
al Is ait
&
A-Para eaoss
raia de 100 sa.5os yas or
is
. ssa dsvuea
nsa anao de ida ida vaata Ism1s que ne nu"
iad
STR paia a. rso
q yuea Fl ~
osasaSs -
n u "A > a sara
ysHs
l. Pics edb'os
hau51 I'd.
zas6nd klss 81
aancua apar rfaressn "a kl rwspaNa ma
g1adat taas
xss:a2
-L Ssa@ai-
.x >i8 Il s s4as 4 .
azAYo4 IgRMA il Oo
ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29
s a g. Al 4 Nj 6 =
~ <A-G eLCIs

Kate preparsao indio. ds gran fasna
psia, ours radicainaants les casarros grips
.es, dolores ds eabeza, nsuraiglas, reuIaaa
isa1aazaaelonss dsxzAa afoseio,ss sGsszsss.-
sss., cts.
La f6.mula de cada botella indiea ia ra'
n.ra de ugarse. A pesar del gran consul
do este prepasado, su psecio =srA flo sorao
sigus Caas ds "A nsadias b>tallxs, Z Pssok.
Ualsos dsrcai ssicK cal ist, I<s 6aes
.aas56,
T.. Csss<t5os
Pom ss lssbraro Is de / 94
Estreiiimiento. Pplyp Laxatp de Yichy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29

"A
avEu del "a HnsaH HAE
Is "A
IA. sshss do aFotd ssas= 81
aa4sasa @aes sxrsssa ds =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-29

Il d. L Vuaveyde va del da puero
pasaje Epa boFdo direct
de
Gia Herrera v 8 tonara spaha raab
Fueotico al dlreceo gal dia
e&0se
80
San@Sn6
The times., 1897-06-20

Before leaving Washington for the Ssmaes
subscribe for THE TIMES. The Nerntno
and Sunday Editions ,ciu Be mailed 70 yov
for thirty fue csats nloafh-ths Aornsse.
Erening and Sunday Editions for HtR -
dresses changed as often as desired
The times., 1897-06-20
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-With fiTet-class board, fur.
rooms. No. l112 10th st. NV. je20-3t
FIRST-CLASS BOARD-Large, airy house:
mod. lInps.; at Eldruh ,on Grant road, bet.
Shevy Chase and Tenleytown cars: private
family; horses cared for. Item
ROOMS and board S15 and SIS per mo !:
central location. 31S Sd 81. NV.
Jel6-7t
The times., 1897-06-20
FOR sALE-MrscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-4 glass butter refrigerators;
1 4U-gaIlon f-can Ice cream cabinet
4 ice chests, z large sectional meat boxes.
1-2XfXS IL; medium 3X5x7 L. no
reasonable offer refused ana terms easy.
Tne J. 1. MOXLEY ICE BOX u FIXTURE
CO., rear 2l4, ZIG, 21S Sth ST. ne.
1el6-tr-em
The times., 1897-06-20
CHURCH NOTICES
SI'IKITu.
HG NJ.

SPIKITuALISM-W Wonn's Han, TEL 9Th
st. NV, Mrs. Zoller, assisted by Mrs
Rowland. will hold her usual Sunday even
ing heeting. Psycfsometric readings, tests,
ETC., seance, Wednesday evening ut resi-
aence, Sl3 6th q. nw.; Interview daily.
at-em
The times., 1897-06-20
For RENT-ROOMS.


FOR RENT-severai desirable furnished
rooms; moderate prices; central. 907 II
ST. NV. Je1S-3t
FOR RENT-2Il6 14th ct. nw>, two sin
gle fur. rooms for gentlemen: first-fioor
room, 50; second, so. jels-3t,e ,em
FOR RENT-Two I'd and one 3d-story
unfur. rooms; bath; cheap. 1909 | lth st.
NV. Jel q ~, EN-
FOX RENT large rooms f1r light house
keeping; all improvements. 1lS Penna.
ave. NV. Je1S-6tern
FOR RENT-Nice fur front room, third
floor, for gentlemen only; SO per month
1888 New York ave. NV. 1e1S-3t
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms,
with gas and bath. complete, for light
housekeeping; I'd floor; private family; VIII
st. sw. je1S-3t
FOR RENT-Nice FUR. rooms, large and
cool, with good table board; terms mod
crate. 723 9Th ST. ne. jels-3t,em
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms; 81 8;
light housekeeping or will furnish. 423
FOR RENT-one or two fur. or unfur.
rooms; I'd floor; gas; bath; terms very
low. 1854 6th st. NV Je1S-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished, desirable 2d-flcor
back room: hail room, S1.2o per week.
41o st. NV. 3e1S-3t
FOR RENT-Two immense rooms near g.
Z. o.. new house. Housekeeping e. very Tea-
sonable. 11o4 N. Capitol ST. 1e1s-3t
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished,
large parIors and small room adjoining;
for physician. dentist, dressmaker, etc;
near Palais Royal. 723 f1th st. NV.
je17-3t-em
FOR RENT 91s n. Y. ave-; cool rooms;
st and I'd floors; a. Ill. L.; reasonable
rates, tranSlcnts. jel7-3t-en
FOR RENT-Three roolus; furnished; suit
able for Housekeeping. Apply at 1906
llth st. NV Je17-3t-efn
FOR REST-432 l 9th ST. NV, furnished
rooms, from So to So per month.
FOR RENT-2 or nice unfurnished Cd
story rooms; suitable for light house
keeping; heat, gas, bath; rent low: 1920
Ioth NV Jel1-3t-efn
FOK RENT Rooms; 923 Ii ST. NV: south
ern exposure; single or communicating;
summer prices. je17-1t
FOR RENT-2 rooms for storage over my
store. IL. 81. ELLIOTT, 1920 / 4ths St NV.
FOR -UNFURNISI1ED ROOFS
FOR RENT-215 / st st. NV; 8 nice unfur
rooms for light housekeeping; summer
rates and two car lines pass the door.
Je20-3t
bath; $3.50; brick house: square from
Columbia cable line. 63S 18th 81. ne. 1t
FOR RENT-922 H st. ne, 8 large, unfur.
rooms for light housekeeping; rent So
1t
FOR RENT-3 uDfur rooms, with bath;
delightful; cool; priv ate family; suitable
for light housekeeping. Call after 8
2011 II st. NV. je2O-3t
WANTED-Unfur. room, with board, by
young lady; back parlor preferred: ref
given. Address YOUNG LADY, this office
Item
FOR RENT-ThTee unfur. rooms, second
floor, for housekeeping. Sl3 st. NV.
Jely-7t,em
FOX RENT-Two or three unfur. rooms
on second floor for housekeeping. terms
reasonable. 1910 N. Cap. st. jeI9-3t,em
FOR RENT-Three unfur. rooms, $l3;
fur. ballroom, ST: large fur. room, with
hay window, alcore and balcony, SIS:
very cool, overlooking Iowa Circle; small
TaIliIy; refs. 1914 18th st. NV
je19-3t, ,em
FOR RENT-Unfur. rooms; sos I'd st. NV;
I'd floor; very large rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping; a. m. l.; $13.
JeIS-3t,cm
FOX RENT-2 unfurnished rooms; gas, ]
hath: light housekeeping. 907 0 st. NV.
jelSS-t-em
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FOR SALE-FARAI.

FOX SALE-Sman farm, 20 miles from
Washington on Alexandria * Freder-
1cksburg K. R.; 5-rm. house and outer build.
lag in ffrst-class condition. Inquire OF Js
NJ SPKINGMAN, Springman, Va. i
teS-l4t,em :
The times., 1897-06-20
wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED Furnished room within half
mile OF b. q %. depot; with privileges:
reasonable rates. Address MRS. R., this
office. 1t
WANTED-One room for storing two large
nlenIhs. state 5west III price I per II month.
Address STORAGE, this office. 1t
WANTED-By widow and two daughters
four unfurnished rooms; second floor:
rent not TO exceed $12; Capitol Hill pre-
ferred x. 7. e.. this office. 1t
WANTED-Perman an unfurnished
room; cheap; W here people donos meddle;
DORA oLNEY! general epSi delivery. W i'' It
WANTED--1 or 2 fur rooms for house
keeping, low rent. near park; NV. PER
MANENT, this Off ce. 1t
wishes pleasant, neatly furnished room;
permanently; In northwest section; must
notexceed 50 per month. Address PLEAS
ANT, this office. 1t
wANTED-on Columbia Heights, by
young gentleman, room n q small, quiet
family, state price; refs. Address PERMA-
hENT HOME, this office. jel9- Stem
WANTED-Front room, for light housekeel,-
Ing. southern exposure, FUR or party Iur.;
coayeniences; ~ or 50. Address H. j..
this office. Je1S-3t-eni
WANTED-3 or 4 2d-floOr rooms: with
bath; gas for cooking; for lady and son:
terms moderate. A. NJ. p, Station F.
je1S-3t
WANTED-By young man and wife, two
unfur. rooms, light housekeeping il dea
siresl permanent. L. X, this Office.
je1 SGT
WANTED-By married couple, 3 or 4
unfur rooms. 1st or I'd floor; rent not
over $40. Address TENANT, this office
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WANTED-Large front room, with bath,
For nafI Ixafx.A al. II
tins oiI1ce. ze16-tf-em
BOARDERS AND ROOMERS.
-
WANTED-Boarders an d roomers in a very
desi Iable home, double house; broad
halls, verandas; surrounded by beautiful
parking: everything first class; summer
rates 436 IA st. NV. Item
The times., 1897-06-20

r PHILLIPS, the hair cutter, mas taken
charge OF hls old stand, the new POSE
oIfice barber shop, No 1012 Pa. ave.
friends and the puDnc In general, none bus
Iirst- class BARRIERS in attendance, gfve MIN
d TRIAL le1S-3tem
The times., 1897-06-20

FOR SALE-A beautiful place at Ken
singtoD, Nd: must be seen To be ap-
prcclated. near electric and steam rail-
roads; 2-story and attic, 7-room dwell
ing. cellar, bath, furnace, small fruit, etc;
size OF lot, 100 IT. by 81 IT.: price, S5 $50.
A. b CAYWOOD, 333 9th st. NV.
telY-6t,em
The times., 1897-06-20

LEARN the new French system, every lady
ueI oWnOreSsnIdker, The seff-iitLiDs CaiiCr
system taught AZ halfpTIce roF the summer,
only $40 or z0c u lesson; requires no IiJ-
ting; so simple that anyone can learn it;
iuu INSTRUCTIONS given, patterns and Innings
cat from measurement al reduced rates.
dple rates Apply at els u St NV.
ie1 3-St-ppn
The times., 1897-06-20

FOX RENT-At Colonial Beach, rm.
cottage. furn.; IocateG on river front
Full particulars at ELSMERE, 1903 II
st. NV Je1S-3tre EN-
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Hustling agents for recently
invented ar6icle or great merit; big wages;
sample prepaid, l &C; wIlte now. AKRON
NOV ELTY MFG. Co, Box 112, Akron. ..
Jel6-eou-6t
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NANTED-By middle aged white woman.
q situation 10 wait on an Invalid or 90
general housework; city or country; good
refs. Address III. H., No. 1912 Ia. ave
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FOR RENT-To respectable cOlored family.
house 946 st. NV: rooms: SIT per
month. See ABRAHAM FISHER 6I5 Z
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FOR RENT-13O6 Sd st. Sc, store, dwell
ing and stable: A No. l place for grocery
or dairy: rent reduced from $50 to S12.5O-
Z. BUYER & SON, Il A 7th st. sw
fkls 10
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FOR RENT-324 IIth ST. sw.; 6-roon
DT1ck III. l.. nice neIghDoTnoOd: rent,
S2O.50. q. BOYER & son, PA 7th ST.
sW. ieiy-:5t ,em
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RRENT-An elegant country
home, 80 minutes from Washington; 10
accommodation trains daily. M, this Of
flee. 1t