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Endeavorers was held. The birth place of
the society, Williston Church, is where
the convention was held and the edlfice
was packed to oyerflowing.
Five of the societies were represented at
this convention. Two cane from Port
land, Me-, two from Newburyport. and
one from Burlington, VT. Considered as
group the young people were unac-
quainted with one another. for few of
those outside of Portland had met any
OF the members of the original
society. But all were imbued with
the same idea and bent on working
for the same Master.
Next year, in 1883, the convention was
held in the historic Second Church of
Portland, of which the famous and de-
vout Edward Payso was once the pastor.
On this occasion there were about twice
as many present as the preceding year,
and If anything there was a great deal
more enthusiasm. By this time the men,
bers were fairly we'll acquainted with one
another. They had learned how to work
for the good of all. Much the same order
OF business was gone through with as at
the convention OF the preceding year. The
same songs were sung and the same topics
discussed. A com parison of notes made
a most gratifying showing; so gratifying
in fact that many of the pastors present
expressed surprise that such thing could
be brought about, and especially in such
a short space of time. One old minister
declared that if he had been asked his
opinion of such movement four years
previous he would have declared it to be
,,,,v1 hi Rttk %
sible, he would have said that it could
not be evolved in less than quarter of
century. And there it was, fully devel-
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TENT OK BOSTON COMMON, CONVENTION OF 1896.

smiled incredulously and shook their
heads when they heard OF it. Some even
went as far as TO prophesy that the whole
thing would prove failure and be for
gotten within six months.
And it is now apparent that the proph-
els did not know the young people OF
Williston Church in Portland, Maine.
For these young people were the ones
who, aide1 by their pastor, Rev. Francis
E. Clark, DID,, founded the Society OF
Christian Endeavor. They nurtured it in
its infancy and have since guided its man
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unions are thus stated in the general con-
slitution OF the body:
The object of the union shall be to stimulate
an interest in Young Peoples Societies of
Chris tian Endeavor and in local unions OF the
same in this State, and to promote their eff
cheney as factors in Christian life and church
work by bringing them into closer relation
with each other through conferences, reports
and correspondence.
One OF the most important developments
of the Christian Endeavor idea has been
in the line OF local unions. These unions
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for the convenience of the delegates Will
being sent out to the Sunday.schools and
other religious organizations, asking for
boys twelve years OF age and over to vol
unteer for this important branch OF work.
grand concert will be given in Me-
chanics' Pavilion by the First Congrega-
tional orchestra.
The doors of Mechanics Pavilion will
be open at s A. NJ. for Endeavorers who
wish to register.
The services at both pavlions will begin
at $3.50 A. NJ, 80 P. NJ, and 1880 evenings.
Woodward's Pavilion and the auditorium
in the Mechanics Pavilion will be open
at $3.50 A. NJ. 80 P. NJ, and $3.50 evenings
for registered attendants OF the convention
presenting the convention badge.
Early ad mission will be bv the Grove
street doors to Mechanics Pavilion, and
the Queen street entrance to Woodw ard 8
Pavilion. a
The general public will be admitted to
both pavilions at $3.50 A. M. and 2:3O p NJ.
and 7:30 evenings.
Endeavorers desiring to register and
properly accredited members of the press
will be admitted at auy time to Mechanics
Pavilion by Polk-street entrance.
Those entitled to early admissions:
First-Those wearing the convention
badge.
Second Those presenting platform
tickets.
Third-Mem bers OF the chorus
Fourth-M embers OF the press, upon
presenting proper credentials.
Fifth-Memoers of the 81 committee.
Sixth-Trustees of the United Society,
who will wear the trustees badge.
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tendance an alb corps of trained nurses,
and viii be fully equipped with all need
iu. emer gency supplies. The following
physicians and surgeons have kindly vol
unteered their services, some OF whom
will be in attendance at each session Of
the conventions:
Directors-Dr. E. E. Kelly, DR.. r. L.
Rigdon; superintendent, DR.. B. +. Clarke !;
attending physicians and surgeons DIR.
A. d. Prentice, DR.. Ell s. Howard, Dr.
Harrie. Hubbel, DR.. Campbell Ford, DR..
+. B. Sutherland, DR.. Kate Overacker.
The following circular is being sent out
from the headquarters to the clergy Of the
various churches in this city:
The committee of '97 desire to call your
special attention to the Thursday morning
meeting to be held at the Mechanics and
Woodward's Garden pavilions. This will be
the opening meeting of the convention, and
we desi.e that all or Christian people make
q special effort to have this meeting we'll at
tended. Will you please urge your congrega-
ton to turn out en- masse to these meetings
that we may start this convention with the
hearty local support of the Christian commu-
nifty, many OF the visitors not arriving in
time TO attend. Also, may l ask you to an
nOunce the concert TO be given on Tuesday
afternoon and Tuesday evening at the Me-
chanics' Pavilion. The members of the socie-
ties of Christian Endeavor have had these
tickets for this concert for sale, or tickets may
slso be OBJ aimed a t the door for 80 cents.
We shall greatly appreciate your attention to
these two notices, and trust that the outcome
OF this convention may be such as to have
warranted all the energy that has been put
into it, and that you and your charge may re-
ceive your full share of the blessings that we
trust will attend it. Very truly yours.
G. +. BAKER, Secretary.
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tolls again. He committed battery to-day
upon b. +. Lane, the man who caused his
arrest last winter. and is now in the
county Jail in default of bail
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again In hanford,s jail.

HANFORD. CAL, July 3. William
Gautier, alias "Rattlesnake Bill, who was
arrested here last winter on suspicion that
he was one of the Taylors, the murderers
of the Weeks family in Missouri, is in the
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special trains now scheduled to leave Og-
den next Monday and Tuesday, arrive at
the bay.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

q
STREETS
LOO A. a. week days-PITTSBURG Z 4
fhESS-parior and Dining Cars, Barris
purg TO Pittsburg
1850 a. M pEESS YLvANIA LIMITED
otisaan otaiiDlan Sleeping. Dining, Smoking and
observation Cars. Harrisburg 20 Chicago,
cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST. Louis, Cleye-
iand and Toledo. Buffet ParI0r Car to
1850 A. NJ FAST LINE-Puliinan Burfes
rarios iari Car TO Harrisburg Buffet Parlof
= az ri harnseurg 70 pittsnurg.
EApless Sleeping Car Washington
20 st Louis, and Sleeping and I5i1iDg
Cars Cars harrisburg to st Louis. NashviIis
SWs Cinannati) and Chicago
I-ao ii. nE.S fEhs EAr t,Ess-Pu,l-
man mar Sleeping Car to .Pittsburg. Chicago.
aar aai 20 aaa.,nsourg a:,sag TO cleveland Dining
ITO r; NJ sOfTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
p,rtsbars pb1,an sn Sleeping Cars Washington y
and Cincinnati Dining Can
1910 T.. NJ FACIFIC ssNPREss-Puil.
30 A. ii. Tor kaae. canas,iairaa. e. sssae Kochcs-
tcr, and Niagara ais daily. exceps
1O-5o a. 81 Tor Eimira and .;enovo daily.
sAGeps sunday. For LOCK Haven week
gays and wiliiamsport sundays. $40
1.lO + 81. FOR wIiIIamsport. Rochester.
SSuiilo Suti and Niagara rails daily. exceps
90 sassaraay. snsIy. With Sleeping Car Washingtoa
10 40 Z: 81. FOR Erie. Canandaigua. Kochas-
ses. bulIalo, and Niagara Fails daily.
ror pi,i,.,na,s.ihin EaI W,ashingson TO t:InIra
the East. E.
400 r. NJ. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
M Ep; -; daily; ail PariNr Cars. with Dio-
~ Var from BaltfInOre. Regular at Z 90
Gar, GpiRins s,G G6a;,. 80 500 s;oI. 1000 lDiIing
00G and 1l.35 + ii. ON Sunday I U3
csDinlng Carl. 800, 800, 90 Dining
a 4zo lfep5 e5o owiIl1plRgI1nI I15 s5a A. SfS
niia9eiphla only. Fast Express, z 80 A.
"a =; Week days; Express ". 10 r
1ai.y. For Boston. without change.
90 A M week days, and 4.2O p. 81.
For Atlantic City fvia Delaware River
brloSe, allrail route), 3.15 and IL 80
p M daily; tvia Market street wharf,
dey do,oo, 11oo a n, 1910 p. m week
For BalII,n..e. g IS. zee, 7.5o. 90. s.co.
i235 i ~ y go % s6d llGo 10 M p on asho i
itedl, A. 20, AS, 1. 40, 5.f5, s 50, III,
1900. Io.40. Ills and i1.a5 .. M
IN -. Sunday, 90. 800. 100, s.O5, 10 so:
400 limited. 4.2O, 5. 40, e.I5, 800.
For lp; po6. 1902 e.e 10 40 "a AND II II 80 p m ..
IA daily, except Sunday. Sundays,
fsG sna As2as5?qs 3? u n 79S as sOs szss0t uBSa1 Ss
Sundays, 500 IN. q ID !, ~ .. m.
Atlantic Coast Line--Express For Flort-'
Ga and points ON Atlantic Coast Line,
4 80 a M, 40 D. daily, Richmond
only, 1857 a. M. weekdays; Atlanta
Special, via Richmond and Seaboard AIR
Line, 4-4O D. daily Accommoda-
Jlon for Quantico, I 40 d. IA. daily, and
40 p M. weekdays.
Ticket offices, cOrner Fifteenth and O
streets, and at the station, sixth and n
streets, where orders can be left for the
cnecking or baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
j. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
]: Il. WOOL. GeEeral l.ass..neer a CenE
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
(schedule in effect May 2, 1870

fschedule in effect May 2. 1879 Z
I'll train, ;rs1rc aLI Ies1Ne L ellis JIFania
Passenger station ]
,otte aud way stations, connects at Manas-
las for ur asburg, Ii arrlsonDnrg, and
Staunton, daily, except = spnaag, lag xx-l1 ana
o. or daily and with the Chesapeake and
Sii,o .aily. for the Natural Bridge and
l. ,1.I5 m.-Dafiy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Burfes
SlnrIn.rs New York and Washington TO
yaeksonvhsleic siseSar 9nruns FOR Nsheviiie ana Hos
Swings, y. G., Knoxville. Chattanooga ana
SSesnTiiie Tenn. .andat Charlotte with Pull
Sinrar -, New York to Ne w Orleans, Connect
Ing at Atlanta for Birmingham ana Mem
orleans without Change Sunset personally
OOne.f-I1f...i Tourist rNCi-rssOn through sleeper
on thjs train every Wednesday TO San Fran
cisco without ChanSc-
sI,I N M L.ocsiI Tor Front Royal, Stras-
b,Ir'S and i!arrisonbuy with connection for
Stauntcn, daily, except unday
In'Aa u. m.-Daiiy. WASHINGTON AND
sOJTHWESTEttN ESTlBU LED, LINZ
TIED, composed or Pullman F1diDuled
Ss,itt1nn Sieeuers New York to Nash
vile Tenn via Ashevllle, hnONFiiie
and Chattanooga, New York to Tampa;
Jacksonville; New York to Memphis, Tia
S,r1miUrnaIu: New York 10 New Orleans,
via Atlanta and Montgomery FesuDuicd
day coach washington 10 Atlanta South
ern Railway dining c2T' greensboro 10
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DfyTSIoN leave Washington 9:01 a IN
daiiv I .oO D. IN. and 4.15 p. m daily, ex-
cent Sunday, and 6:25 y. m. Sunday only
Sos Round Hill; 4:32 p. m: daily, except Sum
h ~ Tor Ieasburg, and 60 p N daily fof
Ueyndou Returning, arrive at Washing
Ton S:2o a. NJ. and $40 p m daily and
s.no n M. daily. except Sunday, from
Round Hill, and 7:06 a m daily, exceps
sunds,y, Ir0in nerhetsl- eiiu e,,-s a 49,
faily- except StsnCfy, ir3.4t t-rt>bnrg-
ThroI gh trains from the South arriye as
washington ca n. ilI-. 80 y. m. ana
9.25 d. M. daily HarrisoDburg, 12:4O d.
m. ana 9:25 T. m daily, except Sunday.
and 30 q. H. tiIIiy. trutn aticttes villa
Tickets. Sleeping ear reservation, aud in
formation furnished aJ offices, III and
1900 PenIls ylvants. stvc:ssie si.,t 1t Penusyt-
vania Railroad Passenger StatiCn-
w. IL. GREEN. jscE. SGpf.
d. NJ. t'Si.i', 1raffIc Manager.
W. A. IuEh, Gen. PASS Agent.
l.. ). brown. Gen. Agt. Pa@s. Dept
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
From Station. "a I-2 ST. & Pa. A

rom station, 13 IL ST. Il Ia. ave.
In effect May 3. 1897.
FOR Alexandra tweek days. 6: 80, oo'
$50, , ex.; 500, $50, ex.; 9;oc, S:5o,
~, 70 ex.; l1:00, 1l:45, a. III lS:oo, eA,' ,,
u ~, lib, l:45, z.U5. ex.; 2:4O, S.V0'
sA., o. 81 400, ex.. 4:Io, exi 4;49' o:Vo' Do
.. ., ~ ex: 3: 40, 6:U5, ex.: 6:25- 7:oo, o-oo'
o-Uo, 1000, 11:20, 1883 p. m 80
:, ,-1.s TOT Alexandria tSunday onlyl, o-oO'
9:oV, 1o:Oo, 1880, IL 90, 1850, q; ~
1S;VV noon I2:30, LOO. 1:30, zoo, E.SSO'
o:vU $50, 400, 4.30. 500, $50, o-oo'
" oo, f:UO. 500. 900. 1000. ll.zO p III.
,,. roI Mount Vernon and Way Stauons
week days., 6: 80, 1905. 1l:00 a. m
20 10. 2:U5. 500, 4.ii0, 4'lo P III
for Mount Vernon and Way Stauons'
,hnuunday only, 900, ll:00 a.. m-, S'oo'
For AriingtoQ ant Aauednct Bridge
week days., 800. $50, 900 10:oo. II :O0'
L ;,a 80 a. m, 1905, ~ 20, LIE, 2:o5. 40
~, o.oO, 400, 4zI5, 5.xos o.Vo' DID
FOR Arlington, and Aqueduct Bridge
,11u.duay only, 500, 300, lo;Oo lo:So'
90 n 80 a. IN. 1900 noon lS..So'
~, 30, zoo, 2:30. 800, $50, A:oo.
n n po' Duo. $50. 500. $50, TOO, S'oo
i,aSsage checked free for passengers
'1sauIihg Iifsc-class tickets at Station III
Sscies' 20 cents each
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR exchange for Washington City
property, improved or vacant, A Chr
cago improved and vacant; also outside
property; farms, lots, lands and mining
stocks; also wanted, sub. agents to sell
mining stocks in good, A ! companies.
"MALM," 202 1st st. Sc, Washington,
for three days. or 1879 Van Burei St.
Chicago, thereafter. je10-2t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Cheap, or exchange for i'm
proved city property; one mile east OF
Hyattsvilie;. 10 $40 acres; new broom
cottage, all mod. imp, hotair furnace
~iHenniN, 1nllkhouse. brOOder, heated by
hot water, for 200 chicks: large hem
merry, etc; together with 30 acres adiOin-
ing, improved By large barn, tenant house,
fruit, etc, II desi red or world diSn.sS s,fti-c
30 acres in 5-acre lots JOHN < BLANK
MAN, Attorney at-Law, No. 14-O n. Y.
ave. Nv JeH- H-St,em
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. ALTiMORE -
. AND OHM
RAILROAD.
scheduIein ERECT june 5, 1897.

Scheduled in effect June ), 1897.
Leave Washington TTola station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and ST.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited trains 1000, 1I:45 a IN, SOS
p m
lis, Express, I1:45 a. IN. Vestibuled Lin
HSd. 40 p m, express 11j3O p IN.
daily 1900 a. m. and and $50 p M
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit, 1850
p. IN
t11:45 a M, 1880 p. IN.
For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and R9aIl-
oEe, II:20 p IN daily: Sleeping cars
For Luray. $40 p m daily.
For Baltimore, week days, oOOt 80,
1i2DGU a. u. Rios, 12.i0,XI& 40, x3- 9O'
$40, x4-3 80, 4-35, x5-Q9, x5J0' 49-3e'
x6 20, $50, xo CO. 81 Q, xs-zV: 10, -,
Xi.U5, 2I.IU, X7.3O, $50, MOO a, m,
Mos, xl2 40, LOO, x3.OO. so, 4.35'
1906, x5.1O, $50, Xo-OO, Xs-ZOs 11-Io'
XII so D. m, x1E-0I night.
For Annapolis, TO and ;. 80 g. m, z 10
and 4. 80 p sundays, $50 a. M, 40
For T Frederick, week days, SEQ a M
1145, 4-3o, $50 N Sundays s'Oo
d For m 'uagerstown, a. 70 H. 1000 a N. and 1870
? For Boyd and way points. week days.
500 a m, 40, 80, 40 p m- Sunua!''
IL H.
FOR CiaIthersU,ITg ana way points, week
DAYS 4 90. 9 ntt j. ul- IL OF, 800, 30.
4y3, $50, $50, T.05, 40 p. m sun
days, 300 a. m, lilo, ASS, %, lO.As
FOR washington Junction and way points.
= 40 n m & 80, O. 80 p m week days
q 40 = az II5 p. m Sundays
FOR Bay Ridge, week days, S:15 a m
and 4:30 o. m Sundays, 9.35 j. m, 1;3O
and 3:15 p. M
,2ovaI Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch light
For Philadelphia, New York, BOston ana
the East, week days, I.O5, 3 %, lO.1O g.
m. 1900. u2.40 all Dining Cafsl, o-VO.
Is .u5 Dining CaD, az OF night; slee Pig
car. open at 10. 90 o'clock). Sunda Us, 2 90
2 90 a NJ. (12.4O all Dining Cars: 800,
O5 Dining Can, 12-O1 night, sleeping
car. open I0-o0 O'Clock AuditlonaI trans
for Philadelphia, week days. daily, S.oo
Bnffet ParIor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a m, LOU
noon and 2 40 D. M, week days Iz-4o
o. m, Sundays
For Cape May, z noen.
fExcept sunday. DAILY +Sunday I
only. XExpress trains
Baggage called Tor and checked from
botelS and residences by Union Transfer
90 on orders left at ticket offices, 619
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, New YORK
ayelluS and FIFTEENTH street. ana at Depot
WN NJ GREENE d. B. MARTIN,
gen. Manager Mgr Pass Traffic.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co, Aucts.

WALTER u. VILLA Ms < co, ,Aucts
E&LCUI ORS' SALE OLA LARGE AND
WE1L-ASSORTED STOCK OF
PLANTS AND GREENHOUSE STOCK
OF THE LATE JOHN SAUL
We viii sell at public auctiOn, commenc-
ing THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1897, at 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, continuing FK1DA Y,
JUNE IL, at the same hour, until entire
stock Is disposed of, at The greenhouses
fronting on BTightwOod avenue, Washing
ton, ID. -, on the electric ca line com
pFisng large collection OF orchids, palfns
crOionS, antBuTiunS, carnations, AlOcasiaS,
fnaitutaS, gerdniums, ferns, cactus, mag
nolia, gTaDdI flora and other plants.
Florists and dealers VIII givefhis sale spe-
cldt attention, the stock will be sold in
lots TO suit the trade. Sale positive
MARY c. SAUL.
WILLIAM j. SAUL,
Executors.
WALTER B. WILLIAM Ms & CO., Aucts
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HALEE, Medium,

scientific paimist and card reader, tells
your full name, reveals your past. describes
tle present and fOretells your future life;
also tells about business deals lawsuits
love affairs, family troubles, reunites the
separated, brings quaTrels all right, re-
moves spells. causes marriages, and gives
good luck, etc; hours a m 70 o. m:
925 Il ST. NV; fee 25c and 5Oc. satisfac-
ton guaranteed. my1 elmo
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWNING 4 CO., 4

IHOMAS DOWLiNG II CO., Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES sALr Or Two NEW TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, NJ NJ
BERED 1915 AND 1918 NINTH
STREET kUhTHF.A ST, CONTAINING
SIX ROO Ms EACH.
Under and by virtue or two certain
deeds OF trust dated January l6. 1896,
and recorded January 10, 1896 in Liber
2l01, roilos 10 and 10, ct seq, respec-
lively, one or the land records or the
surveyors Office of tue District OF Co
performance OF the conditions OF the bonds
or writings obligatory, referred 10 In
the said deeds OF trust, and for the full mi
punctual performance OF which said deeds
OF trust were given, and at the written
request or the secretary or the body
corporate, the obligee, holder, and owner
OF sad bonds or writings obi igatory, the
Undersigned trustees Will offer for sale
the premises, on MONDAY. the
Z st day or June, A D.. 1897, at 4:3O
parcels OF land lying and being In she city
oi Washington, District or Columbia, and
lescrDed IN said deeds or trust as lots
Il ana - IN August DOEath and Lew
Magic, trustees subdivision OF lots in square
3l9. as per plat recorded IlI hook u, page
90 one OF the recoros or the surveyors
oTlIce or the District OF Columbia, together
VITA Right OF way for the purposes OF
al alley, IN favor OF said Iot -, over the
rear . Ieei OF lots II 20 "a botn InclnSIge,
III tile aforesaid subdivision Said lots
are each improved by new Jwo-story
DTich dwelling, six rOoBIs with all modern
Improvements, ana they will first he Of
Tered separately, and AZ not SO sold VIII
then be offered In block
Terms or Sale-Ail cash A deposit of
SiOO i'll be required at the time OF safe
on each house and lot If sold separately
and 500 IL sold In block. The terms OF
sale Rust be complied with within ten
days from the date OF sale, Otherwis prop
erty " Ill be reSOld at risk and cost OF de
fauiting purchaser or purchasers. Convey
ancIDg, recording, etc, at purchaser 5 cost
STEPHEN VAN WICK, Trustee,
Washington Loan Il Trust Building.
FREDERICK L.. SIDDONS. Trustee,
Washington Loan x Trust Building
JeS-d,dS
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FOR HIRE.

FOX HIRE-To GrumIners and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 50
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STA BLES.
rear 6l6 l. 81. NV. telephone call, 109
ap30-rf
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FOR SALE-Grocery store, doing coed
cash business, other business; ca mot give
personal attention. Address l.. l.. L.,
this office. jey-3t,em
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DR. YOUNG, g; 52S:'1zs!i s:f: i II !.

Treats successfully all diseases OF the
Brain and Nervous ystem, Diseases of the
Blood, Skin. Stomach, Kidneys and Blatl-
der, Night Losses. Sexaai Weakness, Strict
ure, NaricOcele. Hydrocele, syphilis, and
surauon and Urinary Analysis free
Hours 10 to IL and To s. Closed Sun
days and evenings
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FOR kSALE-Afir -Classgrocerya andmaTket
store in the southwest doing a business
OF S1,5U0 to $1,000 per month. No cut
prices. The reason foT selling having three
places and cannot attend to them all.
Address W. e., this office. LII
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FOR SALE-The finestlittle hotel and bar
In WaShingtOn; near Capitol; long lease;
low rent. Apply WALSCH& * SCHWARTZ,
6Uo L ST. NV. JeS-3t-eIn
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SIDE LINE from old established (CxD
factory; com: Sl2 to 81 8 weekly; few
calls; state route. CONFIDENTIAL, 2.
Q. 1871, New York. 1t
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HAVE $1,000 TO invest in good, solid
business; partnership or purchase; am
well-known IN Washington business circles
can furnish highest references Address
BUSINESS, this office. je9-3t
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LILLE SCkWAHN. magnetic treatment.
90 I'd St NV; hours from 10 a. iis TO
10 n
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MNF THEO. MEDUTN

NINE. THEO, MEDIUM.
Scientific palmist and card reader: know
your fate and fortune, open daily; German
spoken; 25c- and soc. 929 II St NV
Je9-l
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PERSONAL.

PROF CLAY 7 tells business, love aff3iTs,
losses, etc; brings separated husbands,
wives, sweetheaTts or lovers together, re-
moves spells, bad luck; 80 cents; 10 20 10
daily. 4s9 II ST. sw. ieIO-3t
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FOR SALE-Grocery and meat store in
Sc, horse and wagon, for $500. 232 Ith
Sc. ieg-3t-em
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FOR SALE-A No Remington, 10000
odd, in good condition; elite type, and pre-
ferredinan office when condensingt the work
HEADQUARTERS AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS AGENCY, 1907 T st. NV, Burket Il
Hewett, Agents. 5e9-:3t-em
The times., 1897-06-10

WANTED-To rent; my nice fruit stand;
doing good business Call, sol La. ave.
NV lel0-3t
The times., 1897-06-10
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BANJO AND MANDOLIN thoroughly
taught, rapid atiyancenpnt. special
prices for summer. F. MAURY, No. $40
12tn st. NV. jeS-3t