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The advocate., 1897-02-10
Meeting Senators.

Public sentiment is steadily growing
in favor Of change in the method of
choosing Senators. AS the New York
Post says, the Legislature as an inter
mediary body in the choice Of Senators
iS proving O failure.
Theoretically the trainers of consti-
tuition could not have devised a method
more nearly ideal for the selection of
statesmen as members of the Senate than
their choice by State Legislatures, who
were expected to be composed OF tho
most enlightened and respectable
citizens" J" to quote jays language in the
FederGIGSt, and who consequently would
consider for the Office ''those men only
who have become the most distinguished
by their abilities and virtue, and in whom
the people perceive just grounds for
confidence"
Practically, however, after q Century's
trial, this apparently ideal system has
utterly broken down in many Of the
States, and especially in the largest and
richest.
Another defect OF the present system
is illustrated in the deadlock over the
choice Of Senator which has existed
for q week in the idaho Legislature, and
is threatened in tkat OF UEah. When
the Legislature must elect, nobody may
be elected. This, happened in the last
Legislatures OF Kentucky and Delaware,
while not long ago the three States Of
Montana, Washington and Wyoming
were but half represented in the Senate
for two years, because the Legislators
could not agree. Such deadlocks over
federal Office usually wreck the session
for the purposes Of State legislation.
The election of q Senator by the peo-
pie, as q Governor is chosen, would Of
course do away with the legislative dead.
locks. It would promise also q higher
level Of ability and character. The ma
chine always prefers underhand methods;
1t seeks to conceal it's choice for SEN
Ator until after the Legislators have been
nominated and elected.
Popular choice of Senators would be-
possible only by an amendment of the
This is 90 hard and long
= process that there is no danger Of the
Shange being made hastily. There will
DO plenty Of opportunity for considera.
ion and discussion. All that can now
Oe said is that the feeling in favor Of
;he change ia plainly growing, and that
many who at first distrueted it's wisdom
Ire yearly looking upon it with greater
@y0E Y
The advocate., 1897-02-10

TspsCOtt's stock bill provides that
railroads must pay for stock killed at
following rates: American sheep. each,
$3.50; Mexican sheep and goats, each,
$3.50; Texas cattle, yearlinga, $40;
Texas 2.year-Olds, S14; Texas S.ysAr.
olds or over, $22; Texas cows, each,
$l5; American yesrlIngS, $l2; Ameri.
can 2-year. Olds, Sl7; American steers,
3.year.Olds, S25; American steers, A.
yesr.Olds or over, $50; American cows,
each, @20; calves, each, $3.50. This
shall be payment In full. For all stock
not named the market price shall be
paid. Railroads which keep good
fences and cattle guards shall not be
liable for the killing of stock which
breaks Through the same. The same
shall be the case where stock breaks
through gates provided for private use.
The killing Of stock by railroads shall
be regarded as prtmG .fGcie evidence
Of negligence.
The advocate., 1897-02-10

In the Senate after March the Popu.
lists will have Alien Of Nebraska, Butler
Of North Carolina, Harris OF Kansas.
Stewart and Jones Of Nevada, HeitHeld Of
Idaho, Turner Of Washington and soWe
PopuliSt from South Dakota making eight
in all. Then there is Teller, Mantle, Can
nom and Pettigrew who are nearer being
PopulistS than anything else.
The advocate., 1897-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
The House Committee Agrees on q Bin TO
ReappOrtlOn the State.

ReappOrtlOn the State.
The House Congressional Apportion-
ment committee has agreed ON q bill
which redistricts the State for Congress
sional purposes. It divides the State as
follows:
First distriCt-Nemaha, 1890; Brown,
l9,434; DOniphan, 13, ,995; jackson, Is, 273;
Atchison, 26,995; Jefferson, 17,173; Shaw
nee, 47,97S; Douglas, 23,5S7; total popu-
lstion, lS4,315.
Second district-Leavenworth, "a, ,62l;
Wyandotte, 57,952; johnson, 1874;
Franklin, 2O,794; Miami, 1879; Ander-
son, 3,457; Linn, 1928; total, 179,975.
Third district-Allen, 1911; Bourbon,
25,s48; Wilson, 1883; NeOshO, 1858;
Crawford, 33,S46; Montgomery, 2394s;
Labette, 27,O23; Cherokee, 3O,651; total,
1888.
Fourth district Usage, "a, ,slS; Coffey,
1882; Woodson, 9,3l3; Lyon, 23,795,
Wsbaunsee, 1882; Gesry, 1856; Morris;
1884; Marion, 2O374; McP Pherson, %, ,372;
Chase 1927; Dickinson, 2O,926; total,
174,673.
Fifth strict-RepubliC, 16 1916; Wash.
ington, 81, 6O2; Marshall, 24,567; Cloud,
1855; Clay, 14,7s5; Riley, 1884; Potta-
wstomie, 1882; Ottawa, 1924; Saline,
14,475; total, 15l, 1880.
Sixth district-unchanged--Jewell,17 H.
40s; Mitchell, 1897; Lincoln, 9,O65;
Ellsworth, 1878; Russell, 7,470; Osborne,
1O,S77; Smith, 14,Ol9; Phillips, 1l,7l2;
Rocks, 7,440; Ellis, 7,479; Trego, 2,16O;
Graham, 1895; Norton, 8,67l; Decatur,
6,953; Sheridan, 2,673; Cove, 2,126; Lo.
gan, 2,O71; Thomas, 3 3,5l2; Rawlins, 6, ,7O2;
Cheyenne, 3,729; Sherman, 1888; Wal
lace, 1892; total, 1862.
Seventh ict-Greeley, l ,035; Wich-
ita, l, ,43s; Scott, 1,O8S; Lane, 1,49O; Ness,
3,7S5; Rush, 1853; Barton, 1888; Rice,
1887; Reno, 26,492; KingmAn, 9,4OO;
Harper, 9,S3S; Barber, 5,145; Pratt, g.
583; Stafford, $3.50; Pawnee, 4,797; Ed
wards, 1922; Kiowa, 2,2OO; Comanche'
1,72O; Clark, 1929; Ford, 4,O4O; Hodge
man, 1892; Finney, 1858; Gray 1856;
Meade, 1,74l; Seward, 826; Haskell, sos;
Kearney, 1,l59; Hamilton, /, All; Stanton,
613; Grant, 532; Morton, 1888; Stevens,
694; Seward, 826; total, 13S,lO9.
Eighth rict--Harvey, 1920; Sedg-
wick, 9,lO8; Summer, 24,13S; Butler, 81
126; Cowley, 2S,66O; Chstauqua, 10,2O6;
Elk, 1O,s2O; Greenwood, l4,96l; total
1921.
IL this bill becomes a law Curtis and |
Broderick will be thrown in the First |
district, which will be strongly Republi-
can. Peters will be in the Second,
Ridgley in the Third, Madden in the
Fourth, Vincent in the Fifth, and Simp-
SON in the Seventh. The Sixth remains
unchanged.
Botkin, now resides in Whist would be
the new Eighth. In all the districts but
the First the Populists have q good
chance toslect, Ttseems unlikSly that any
The advocate., 1897-02-10
PENITRNTHARY.

Chaplain, H, e. Ballou Pop. }, Seneca.
Director, G. e, Allison Pop }, Erie.
Mr.. BRllou wss the candidate for Com
gress against BroderiCk and his appoint
ment is generally approved. Mr..
Allison is editor Of the Erie Sentinel.
He 10 successful newspaper man and
will make good officer.
The advocate., 1897-02-10
Important Proposition,

Every single taxer in the State Of
Kansas and every citizen who would
learn just system Of taxation system
that will reduce taxation and abolish
tribute to monopOlies, and double wages,
is requested to drop a card TO the under
signed, with your name and address
plainly written upon it, and something
to snlighten will be sent. Address
VERNON .. ROSE,
Secretary Kansas Single Tax League,
Independence, Kansas.
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Appointments.

The following appointments have been
announced:
The advocate., 1897-02-10
Topeka, KANSAS, FEBRUARY 10, 1897

great number of changes will be made
in the bill.
The times., 1897-11-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tsenedale in effeot october 1o. lss7.

tschedale in effect October 10. 1872
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
S:I2 a. -Daiiy, local FOR Danvtiie Char
lottc ana way stations, Sollnects al al "a
Staunton, daily, except ) SHndayt and az
Lynchburg with the NortHlS ma ni'stihL- sti.I
uaily, anu with the ChesapeAAe anu mo @
daiiy foT the Natural bridge and Lex
1ngton. FnSTAr17S
FAST NALL carries PSMllnahh Ma shnoton 69neo ~
JTlr.t trz,uyiIlss, uniting at SALISBURY with
Pullulan Sleeper for Asheyille and Hot
sprmes, n q hn99Slie ., anu No., ma Pl- :
man Sleeper for Augusta fuHlnan HnIles
Sleeper New York to New Orleans, eonneet-
Iug at a tIanta for Birmingham ana AleiIl-
Nils solid train Washington 10 New
Orleans without change. sunset PEI 1y s1nsliy
conducted tourist excursion through sievPer
on tins train every wednesday W san
Francisco, Without change
4:Ol D. iu.-LoCal Tor Front Royal, Stras-
burg ana HarIisonDuTg, daliy, except sun
4'51 p. m.-pany. local for CharIottss
I0:4s p. m.-Dany, WASHINGTON AND
TIED, composed OF Pullman Vestibuled
sieepers, dining cars ana day eoacnes-
Pullman sleeperS New 1oEk Is -sAsnl 4cI
Tenn, via Asheville, knoXville, and Ch&t-
tanOoga, New York TO Iampai VIA ChHr-
lOtte, Columbia, Savannah, anu JdcksOnHlllei
New York TO Memphis, VIA BlFn4n Sfiani
New Yorkto New Orleans, via ATLANTA aud
Mont gomery Vestibuied day coach w ASH
mgton 10 Atlanta, S3utnern failwas dinthg z
Car, Greensboro 20 Montgomery. ,,,,c
TRAINS On WASHINu ION AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington Dol q. m.
daily and 4.45 p III. daily eAcept sunday.
aud 8 20 o. m. Sunday only Tor Round HIlls
4.52 p. M. daily, except. sunday Tor Lees
burg, and 70 p m. daiiy l0f heFndon-
Returning, arrive at Washington $50 a
IN. and 800 o. III. daily from Round Hlil,
and .06 a. m. dali 3, except sunday, from
Herndon, and S.34a. N. daily, except sun
day, from LeeSburg.
Through trains rrOm the South arrive at
Washington 6.42 a. m, 22O =. m and
6;25 p. IN. daily. Harrisonburg, 2:40 y.
IN. and 9;25 p. IN. daily, except sunday,
and $50 a N. daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in.
formation furnished at offices, OIL Snd
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and at Penn
sylyania Railroad Passenger Station-
w. III. GitEEN, ten. Snpt:
u. III. GU LIZ, ratflc Manager
w. a. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
d. 5. BRONNs Gen. Agt. Pass. DepR
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HANTED-Positiun by first class ul-
dertaker and cmbalmer; Z yea rs eX-
perience, whh first Class diploma, also first
class refs. " ". F., this office. Item
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BaltilnOre&OhiO

Schedule in Effect June 5, 1897
Leave " asIlln - On from Station corner OIL
New Jersey avenue and st.
Limited trains 1000, l1-4o a. m-i o-Vs
p. IN.
Limited, 8 40 p. m; express IL 80 p M
For Fitusoarg and Cleveland. express
daily 1000 g. N dnC 300 p. IL
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit, 1l-3G
For Winchester and way statioas. as-oe.
all 45 a H., a5e3O p ia.
For New Orleans, Memphis, birmingham
Chattanooga. knoxville, Bristol and Roam
oke. 1L26 p H. daily; Sleeping Carl
For Luray, ). 40 p. N. daily.
For Baltimore, weekdays, o.9os S-So.
II .O5, xT.10, 80, XS.O0, $50, Ks so
xl2 40, z3 90, $40, x4:30, 4:35, x5.05
x5.1O, x5.3O, x6.2o, $50, x9.0o. s;I5
NM n;16f sIntsys d : 0S. R7i6, X SO. So,
XtJ-OG a m, ,XI 2-05, x1 2 70, loo, XS-00.
$50, 40. x5:95. x5;l0. $50. xs;0Q
Ks 20. 1l15, XII 90 p N. lz-Ol InSnE
Eor Annapolis, L Oand > 50 a n, Z 1g ~
end 4 30 p. n sundays, $50 a. H., 4;3k
Fo1 Frederick, week days. 500 a. ms
II 40, 4.So, $50 p. N. Sundays S.Vt
a. n, LILO p. m.
For Hagersuown, a1O-oo g. m ana
for BOYD ana way points, week &c IS
s. .OO a m, T.. 50. $50, 90 p m sundays
a H.. IL
For GaithersDurg ana Way points, y eef
davs 500 500 !. m 2 90, = 90, 4 so
433 $50, 5.95, 100, II 40 2 m Sun,
davs' 800 a. m, lilo, AS. 100, iO.1a
FoT washington Junction and way point4
! : 90 a m, $50, $50 p, H.. week days
! 500 a. m, l.10 p. N, sundays
Roval Blue Line for New Yors -:Id
Philadelphia.
For Philadelphia, New York, BOSTON and
/ the last weekdays, 90, 90, IO.eo a
m IL 90, Q2.4O Dining Carsl, 500.
sos Dining CaF), f12-0i night, Sleeping
/ car. open at 1000 o'clock. sundays,
/ 7O5 800 g. III, II. 40 Dining Carsl. 500.
/ i5-o5 DIuing Carl 12.01 night, Sleeping
Car omen at 1000 O'Clock AddIuonal
/ train Tor Philadelphia weekdays, daily,
R1ffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
/ For Atlantic City, LOS, 1000 a. M
! 12 90 noon, 2 40 anu 5.OO p M week
DAYS L. 40 p. m-Y Sundays
! For Cape May, lZ-O1 noon
! aFxcept Sunday. xExpress trains-
1 Ra@@are called for and checked from
! hottlS and residences by Union Transfer
Eo an orders left at ticket offices, 81
| pennsvlyania avenue northwest, New York
aTenus and Fifteenth street, and at Depot
/ M N jiREENE, D. b. MARTIN,
Gen Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

~ -
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND Z
STREETS.
7.60 A. NJ week days-PITTsB BURG EX.
irhESS1Parlor and Dining Cars, Harris
1890 A. NJ PENNS YLVANIA LIMITED
o0ruAman Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
2DseFFaUion Cars, Harrisburg 10 Chicago
CINCINNATI, Indianapolis, ST. Louis, Clever
!anI Ia ana Toledo. Buffet Parior Car tc
10; 80 A. M. FAST LINE-Pullrnan Bufres
raIior Sal 70 Harrisburg Buffet ParloR
$40 p. a. cHicAGo AND ST. LOUIS
IEApress-siseping Car Washington to So
I1otlls, donls, ana Stepping and Dining Cars Har-
einnatD and Chicago.
ITO +; M. WESTERN EXPRESS Pull
man sleeping Car TO Plttsburg, Chicago.
and Harrisburg to Cleyeland Dining Car
70 Chicago.
7.1O i. M. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
Pittsburg and HARRISBURG z 70 S {. Louis and
Clnclnnalt Dining Car
10.4O p. II. PACIFIC EXPRESS-PuIl-
z 90 a. m. FOR Kane, Canandaigua, Roches-
Ter and Niagara Falls, daily, except Sun
1850 a. IN. for EImira and Remove daily,
except Sunday. For nh6msport daily,
40 p. m. for wnlIamsport, Rochester,
Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Fails daily.
except Saturday, with Sleeping Car,
washington To Buffalo.
l-l- ADA l-ltts NHudH 1diEla. kOCueS-
Ter; buffalo, ana niagara FaRs daily.
funman Sleeping Car Washln gton 70
hochesteT Saturdays only.
= or FHiIadeiphIa, New York and
the East.
400 p. m, CONGRESSIONAL LIN
lied, daily, all PaTlor Cars, with Din
lnS Gar from baltimore. Regular at 200
sD!nlng Carr, 500. SEQ, 1000 dining
minston1 a. M M ia45, hn 8. a. 4So. ilS 80.
1H;.' 1H;oo anu l-35 p. n. On Sunday, :OO
DIh1ns Carr, 500, 300, IL 90 dining
$50, $50, 1000 and 1885 p. N. For
IhhaGelphia only, + asst Express, 100 a.
1l., "eeS, ys days Express, 12.l p. n. week
Gays, 2:0l, and $40 p. N. daily. For
BOSTON, without change, : 90 a. N. week
dayss and 40 2, M daily.
200, 1000. 1876. and md 90 a. m. n.
12d5, I2.45, 1880, 2.01, 3.16. $40
.4;99 w Lim1dlted)s 4452o 42o 4S6. 5;;49s sL5;
115S5 p. m. On SUNDAY. 100, 500,
800. sos. 1880, IL 90 a. m, 1915.
42o. & $40 SsiPi s{5 S;t9 80 l49Y 20 LntteSao IoSo.
For Pope's Greek Line. so a. r. and
ass 80 2; "a n. oaily, except Sunday. Sun
For Annapolis. zoo, 300 a. ma 1880
ana 40 p. m daily. except Sunda =
/ Atlantic Coast Line-Express for Florida
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, 40
/ a; nay $40 p. M daily; Richmond only
via RlcF-Gnd aud Sea beard Air Lima,
I 4.4G p. m. daily. Accommodation for
! Quantico. 4 40 a. n. daily, and 4.zo o.
IN. weekdays.
Seash0re Connections
For Atlantic City via Delaware Riysr
Bridge, all-rail Toutel, 3.15 p. N. daily
via Market street wharf, l 600 and11
! a. ~, l2:t5 p M week days, and II ID
! p. II. daily.
For Cape May, I1-Oo a. N. week days, II :35
y. IN daily
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and
I streets. and at the station. Sixth and q
/ streets, y here orders can De left for tnf3
I checking OF baggage u destination from
! hotels and residences.
/ j. b. B.HUTCHIN5OS,G General Manager.
| j. K. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
RAILROADS.
FROM Station, Is 1-2 st. d Pa. ave.
In Effect Nav O. 1897

Aou station, 13 1-2 st. S ia. ave
In Effect May Q. 1897.
Por Alexandria tweek days ESQ ;u0' 20
80. ex.; 500. $50, ex-: 8 90, e:So.
i0.0o ex.; II 90, AS a. m; II 90, ex;'
aS.So, LILO, .45, 2.05. ex-: 40. ~. ~
e6. $50, 90, ex.; 4 10. ex.; 4 40. 5;0o' 100
20, ex.; $40, 6 .05, ex.; 6. 20. 90. S.oo.
800, 10. 90. IL 20. / / 80 .. N.
ror Alexandria tSunday only1, o-oo.
5So;oo, 1000, 1890, HOO. IL. 30 a. ~ n,'
55S noon; 1890, loo. / 80, ZOO. I-990' ~
800, $50, 400, 4.3O. 800. $50, 6.OO.
o;5o, 90, 500. 900. 1000. 11.2O .: 10.
for Mount Vernon, Dyke and Way stations
week days., $50, 1895. GO a. III
L. 20, 10, 2.05, 400, 4-l5 p N,
ror Dyke and Riverside, 7oo 2. III
,eF or Mount Vernon and Way stations, n
4anunnday nn oniy), 900, IL 90 a. m. E'"o'
,,,. For Arlington and Aaueduct Bridge
week days., 500, $50. 800. 10 90. -e0
. "a "a m, Y 90, l2.2o. 10. 90 z.dV: ~
9-oo' " $50, 400. 4.15. $50. 6.Oo. DO
90, 500 o. M
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
SUNDAY only, 800, 600. 1000, l0.3c'
! 10 ~, 30, a. m, IL. 90 noon. l2.5o'
t-o0, 30, zoo, 2.30, 90. 3:30, 400;
p. 10.
Baggage checked free for passengers
Aoluing first-ciass tickets at Station ~
cycles, 20 cents each.
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WANTED-r urnaces, latrobes, and ranges
promptly repaired, also ranges, heating
and oil suoyes at low prices. GEO. Z.
GARTRELL, S15 9TH st. NV oc3O- lot
OLD BOOKS-I pay cash for all kinds OF
old miscellaneous books; VIII call, eX-
anime and make offer at residence. Drop
postal to WASHINGTON BOOK SHOP,
under Second National Bank, ] AMES
0'NEIL, Prop, 500 7th st. NV. oe2S-lm
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WANTED BY boy tIS), experienced dry
goods clerk. work; store preferred. Il.
>, 1888 ID ST. sw. no4-3t-em
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For SALE Best Elgin Butter, fresh from
the churn, lbs. 81 40. and quality unsur-
passed; good Elgin Butter, 25e. pound.
We give trading stamps. K. Il. Y0UNGS,
10 and II o street market and 50 Riggs
market. Postal orders promptly filled.
no5-3t
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Schedule in Effect June 5, 1897
Leave " asuln e On ITOm Station corner Oh
New .IfrSaF aNPnuR and o 81
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOM AND BOARD for man aud wife
or two ladies, two In family. % X ST..
". 1t
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FOR HIRE,
REWARD.

So REV ARD for information that will lead
to arrest OF persons that stole chickens
from premises of No. 40 @ st.ne. yesterday
afternoon. j. T. HUGGINS. 1t
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wANTED-BoARDEns.

WANTED-Two boarders for nicely fur
front room. with good board; price, S2S
for two. Apply 2o04 st. NV. no5-3t
WANTED-Tree or four gentlemen board
ers; cheap rates; good table board. T16
4th st. Sc. no5-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-west End flats, 262o st.
NV, lst floor, 8 rooms ana bath; all
modern improvements; refs. required rent,
SIT no3-7t-em
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WANTED Position al collector for rent
ia city watcinnan, JanituT, clerk in OT-
ton for al. T. church; have ugne IL, can do
III again. best ref- given; reply by letter;
an whlte, aged %. none but true, honest
ana reliable Americans need to reply;
out OF work: will call Oh Saturday even
ing 10 see you. Address X. j. T., this
office. no5-3t
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Please cali for further information.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.
aull-ti-eGn COZ + 81. NV
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| WANTED-A secondhand cook stove; rea-
Sonable. Address REASONABLE, this
OIIlCe. uOsI-.}r
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FOR RENr-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Fur.; two large rooms: suit
able ior light housekeeping. 1925 l. st.nw
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WANTEp-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-New England Regis
try Bureau and accident insurance; an
nualexpenses Ioniy. Caiior address w E
CiLLEY, Mgr. Southern District, Loan
and Trust Building, Washington, D. @.
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A NEW PLAN

MONEY to loan in small sums on personal
security: no delay. Address II. r. W.
this Office Oc22- IF
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WANTED Place as watchman or any
thing else honora bic tC make living, by
EeutieHan: experienced salesman. Au-
dress BEkAELEX, this Office. nO5-3t
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TYPEWHTERS rented at Te,-Sced rates
with privilege of purchase, standard
makes, preliminary instruction free. NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, GIL 7th
st. NV. ag2S-3m.em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-naIE

ANTED-By man, 3 o, and boy, 10, work
a. al ariYing or on farm; best refs. zoe
H-o 3D. no5-3t
WANTED-By young man of 30. strong
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LOANS aADE ON FURNITl REs,
HUfesES, ETC.

Loans uadeon Furniture Pianos, Horses,
wagons etc, at lowest rates and quickest
pussiuie time. strictly CUulidenJal. i-leiiaas
call before securing loans else where.
WAS L IA'rTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
blD Z 81. NV
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FOR RENT-For term OF years, the coal
dump, located cor 1st ana u SIS. ne;
conuecLed with B. & O. tracks; the largest
dump IN tire CITY, and the one nearest The
city's center. Apply to THOMAS n.
SMITH, 1s5 and I'D. ave. NV. 0ci5-J mo
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FOR sALE-HOU SEs.


FOR SALE-To whites only-0wn your
own home BY paying 500 cash and $40
per month 1T can be accomplished, and you
won't miss the money, nearly new and
finely papered 2-stofy frame, with d bout
1000 feet of ground; fine parking; large
porch: hydrant water in kitchen; sta BILE;
30-foot rear alley; within two squares cleo
trio car line: east of Lincoln Park; in an
improving section of the cit y; price, 81 ,425;
title perfect. @. NJ. BRYANT, Owner,
Warder Building, 9th and + stS. no5-6t
FOR SALE-A great bargain; sw., near
.. s. Capitol; large house OF L rooms
sewer, water, etc.; all in complete order;
alley; lot 24.3X75 feet; it must be sold;
price reduced from $500 to So IL so; it
will rent easily for $50; no vacant houses
near. c. 30 YER & IS ON, Il 76h st. sw.
FOR SALE-Brick house; rooms and
batn; O. III. l.; @ St. nws, between pth and
7th. Address OWNER, care w. r. Her.
bert, 605 d st. NV. no1-7t-en
The times., 1897-11-05

1'tA REA A1--furniShed Rooms with board.
large closets, home cooking; reasoIa bic
Rates. A Ola Sd ST. NV no5-3U
The times., 1897-11-05
wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED For casn, all kinds OF Unifeti
States postage and department. stamps;
c0i4cctloIs alsO bought IL. 4. DUNK.
HpkST, 1908 7th st. my. oc0.tf
The times., 1897-11-05

WANTED Position as bookkeeper. cash
Ter, accountant, clerk, or anything: Is
years experience. Address r s. p
this office. ro1-3t-ein
The times., 1897-11-05

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND J
STREETS
The times., 1897-11-05

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; near Dupont
Circle three Sd floor rooms; furnished
for Housekeeping, 81 5; two beautiful rooms
Tor gentlemen; SID for both; with light,
heat, and service. 1913 18th st. NV
no5-3t
The times., 1897-11-05

FOR RENT-Cemfortabl furnished rooms.
ldOl Pa. ave-; with or without board;
opposite War Department; home cooking &;
one large room suitable for dentist.
nO5-3t
The times., 1897-11-05
MONEY WA ANTEp AND TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN From 50 To soc 10 re-
liable parties at legal rate OF Interest,
money advanced on bicycles ROOM :,
Central building, 9Th ana Pa. ave
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-27

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