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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-07-24
FIELDDAY
oFTHE
GEORGIA dUl

OF the General Fed
GRAFTON. Some of the State Federationp
enjoy the annual convention 50 much
that they hold semi-annual meetings.
Maine. Iowa. Minnesota and Georgia
have this season held semi annual meet
ings. The Minnesota State Federation
had lunch at st. Paul during Febru-
airy. A year ago this practice was in
augurated and the lunch was held at
St. Paul, with about 500 women in at
tendance. and this year 500 women at
tended and taxed the capacity of the
large West Hill hotel to its utmost. The
great dining room and corridors were
full OF tables and the after dinner speak
ers were cheered to the echo.
Maine always holds semi annual
meeting, which 10 made social affair as
we'll as business meeting, and great in
terest in the work of the State Fedora
ton is evinced, as the towns and cities
vie with each other to entertain the
semi-annual meeting Of the board.
The board meetings. OF the Iowa Fed
Grafton are made occasions for social in
tercourse, and teas, receptions and din
ners galore are given for the entertain
ment OF the members of the board. Ali
the clubs Of the state participate to
make this an occasion of great good
feeling.
The Georgia Federation will be just
year old in October next, and the board
decided to hold a field day during juno
and selected Warm Springs as a good
place in which to hold federation meet
ing. Nearly 500 club women met, at the
invitation OF the federation. Mrs. John
X. Ottley, chairman Of the program COM
mittse. made brilliant success OF the
meeting. Visitors came from all over
the state and spent the day at this
resort.
The program was as follows:
l. Federation March"
2. Presidents address.
3. Five-minute talks from the chair
men Of standing committees: "Educa-
tion." Mrs. Robert Park, Macon; Iii
Mrs. Eugene Heard, Rose Hill.
Reform" Mrs. Nellie reters
Black, Atlanta; Press" Mrs. Beulah
Moseley, Rome; "Keciprocity," Mrs.
Heber Reed, Atlanta.
4. Music.
5. Question box. Various questions Of
interest were answered by three-minute
papers and discussion from the floor.
6. Music.
Mrs. Lowe, president Of the Georgia
Federation, WAS greeted by continued
outburst Of applause when she arose to
make her opeLing address. q proof Of
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-07-24

poverty at homo. A penny bank has
been started, q branch Of one O; the
city savings banks. There are cooking
classes where young girls are taught to do
plain cooking and especially the cooking
OF Chicago foods. Boys are taught in
dustrial arts and it was through efforts
coming from Hull House. The Times.
Herald said OF this:
The adoption of the amendments TO
the child labor law. introduced and ad-
vOcatsd under the auspices of Hull
House was great victory for the
women and brings Illinois abreast Of the
most progressive manufacturing states
Of the union so far as the adequate pro.
e:tion OF the children is concerned. 1t
will work great revolution in indus
trial conditions in this state"
There has been much discussion of
this law for and against it. 1t is urged
that much suffering is the result OF the
law but at full House it is the unapi-
nous opinion that in the long run the
law will right great deal Of wrong by
making it possible for the children to 60
to school and to raise themselves, part
OF them, to something like happiness.
As things have been there was little
chance for anything kept mental and
moral stagnation for those of the poorer
class who were compelled to work in
factories or shops before they could even
read.
Hull House tries in all these ways to
help the mental status OF their neigh
borhOod. Besides doing this it does
something to relieve immediate wants
OF the people. The residents CO operate
with the police andso keep acknowledge
Of the crimes committed in the Hull
House district. They cooperate also
with other charitable and phllanthropic
and il the work of relief
seems to belong to any organization
notification is sent.
When any one Eeels help he comes to
Hull House, has q blank filed out
with statsmsnt as to his occupation,
Gebts, address and
family. Immediately after this resi-
dent is sent out as friendly visitor t,
the case, see the family, and
report rs to the advisabiiity Of giving
aid. The name record is looked up to
see whether he has been aided before
either at Hull Rouee or at other places.
There seems to be great deal of red
tape in giving this relief but it has been
found absolutely necessary. The utmost
dispatch is used in looking up cases 80
that immediate relief may be given.
In cases where medical aid is asked
no delay is allowed. A nurse from the
Chicago vieiting nurses association has
her headquarters at Hull House and
goes to any place where she IL needed.
II Chicago is wicked city, and it is
as almost an axiom that it is,
here 10 strong current against the
Not only is there the col.
ege settlement movement 90 strong in
to influence for civic and industrial
,stterment but there are many religious
that try in novel ways to
influence the lower class Of people. The /,
army does its usual work and I
here are as usual missions and Sunday 4,
'chools. But these are not all. There are
q Chicago river boats tied to the docks
where the river rats, az they are called,
;ome to hear good music aud inciden-
ally to have great deal OF amusement ,
'ut of Bible lesson. These FLOATING 1
la&halao a.o mana1od INV afndonfa In ,
The times., 1897-12-27

WANTED-Girl to do general h0usewOrk;
must have good references. 122 Md
he. 1t
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How 10 Prevent pneurpon,,

AT this time OF the year a cold is very
easily contracted, and If left to run it coIrse
without the aid OF some reliable cough
medicine is liza ble 20 result in that dreal
disease, pneumonia. We know Of 70 better
remedy To cure cough Ut cold Than Cha n
bcrlain Cough Remedy. We have used it
quite extensively and 1t has alwa US given
entire "a tiSfa ct ioD--Oola ga h. Ind Ter. Chief
This is the only remedy that is known to
be certain preventive of pneumon in
Among the many thousands who la We used
81 for colds and Ia grippe We have never et
learned OF single case having resulted in
pneumonia. Persons who have weak lungs
or have reason 10 fear an attack OF pnau-
,nonia, should keep The remedy at hand.
The 20 aud so cent sizes for sale by Henri
Evans, wholesale and retail druggist. a3s
+ ST.. and Com ave an d S. 81. NV: and 1928
Md. ave. ne.
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ONLY FOUR I'll
DAYS MORE.
In This Manner the Close of the Opportunity Is
Emphasized, and Doctor Mccoy Makes Pos
tive the Notice That the So Rate Only OBJ
tains During the Remaining Four Days OF the
Year 1897.

-Four GAYS mark the absolute close oi
the Sl period. Doctor MCCOY has been
more thar generous in extending the rate.
1t viii not be extended again. lie feels
that he is acting with the same good
faith NOW, lis giving positive notice 1f the
ABSoLt TIE EXPIRATION of the rate
that he has always shown, although he
knows that by So doing he is ena bling
many patients to AXE advantage uf
low rate nf Treatment who might other
wise apply later at higher rate, but tie
desires Ia lie entirely fair to all. The rea
sons for giving tn, rate, the iEIiDssihility
OF its Indefinite maintenance under the
NEW METHODS, without actu,. loss,
have been repeatedly set forth. AMI 'lur-
ing this entire month Doctor Mccoy has
endcavoretl To make IL Just Il S clear as he
could that he would, under no cir .i-n-
stances, main, a III this rate after January
/. lie wishes 10 emphasize the fact ti,at
hut -Four Tia ys rema in, because he wishes
that the Scenes OF Gro wding aud cOn'Ii.I.t.
which oC CURED during he last 'lacs nf
october may be avoided. Moreover 50
The times., 1897-12-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

,srb..tl,lc in ei, eC, We. eIiiLeE =. . -
All traius arrive ana leave I ehASS SI'auiS
i5StI5 a n,.-DaIIy, local for DanvilIe,
rhoriot1e and way stations, connects az
Manassas for Strasburg, HerrlSonburg ana
Stauuton, daily. except Suhuaf anu az
I,vrcnpuIg with tue NOfOtk ana western
daily. nail, tber1xrTEp 8 rATEs
ri;T NAIL, carries Pullman BCfre5
sIeroers. New York and HasiinetOn 70
Jaek sonvi!s gi'n 1ni Ashsyl a. ii'9 ana IGs t9
-,r;,.rs \ C.: Knoxville ana Chat
,sprs,.sa' Tenn: and "A. ChdTintte with ut
mn Sleeper for Augusta. fuliIn2n IiuI Ies
steenar Kew York to New OFIrdnS, conn ecL-
- u Atlanta for bIrIiilnt tslIa III ana SdeIn-
'7, ,,IuusCts at LynrIBusE with Ohesd-
,u,egke and ONO t,allwaJ t1s i-=AihEtCn nj
;'rtI,r T., New Orleans withOu' Change sun
s.1 10 apualiy CBnuus Scu tt.I.>o t..c-IS.un
Though sleeper on TINS tram every y ednes-
Nv .i,0 Saturday 10 san raneiSeu, with
our .n1 Gnaps appssm.-Locai for Frcnt Royal. stras
,ur,~ and IiarrisOnbCrG, daIy, except sun
4,s 4asy D. m.-Dany. ioca; for Chariottes-
vile. - sr,x,.rox Avn
fTEb c1Tuposed of Pullman Vestibuied
sleepefs. dining cars and day coaches 'l', lelsL
II -. "a Via I shevilit, knoxville anG hat
tanoogs; New York to IamEa, IA Char
iotte Columbia, Sa anna n anu JachSoIIy ylie.
srn,n Eicnu,s-ld To Augusta. via Columbia.
i,h lrth Connection for Aiken, >. G.s New
VII VII n MemcIis, via birmingham; New
YorR TO New orleans, via Atlanta and
Nm ,.oIncry. Ve~tibuled day coach Wash
in,,a,,f, t0 ifIanta. southern raj Iway dining
car Greensboro To Montgomery.
rp ANS ON WA SHiNGTU$ AND OHIO
DIVISiON leave Washington 9.ol a m
da,ly and A. AS p III. daily. cScept sunday.
ann SIS H. Ia. Sunday oaiE Tof Round Hn.
4.S2 y IN. daily, except SUNDAY. roI Lees
Pet1ruinS arrive at Washington S:E6 a
n, and 300 p. ia. daily. from Round Hill.
and 7 .Ot; a. III. daily, except Sunday, from
Harn.ion. and S.34 a IN daily. sXcepC sun
;ffbbrn1en trains from the South arr.TTe al
washington o. AZ a, M. 2 20 p ia aad
t,.26 % m. daily. HarriSonourS- 2 40 p.
m and s25 D. IN. daily, except sunday.
aud $50 q. III. daily from CharlotteSSiiis.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and tn
formation furnished at offices, 700 18th
~. NV. ~ penns Viva min a venue. nd aE
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Passenger Station.
w. H. GREEN, ten. Supt. 'tt
j. Nj. CUI.I, TrufTIC Ma iagc-.
W. A. TU Iih, Gen. Pass. agent:
l. =. Bow y. Oe', At. luss. DcDis
The times., 1897-12-27
BaItilllOre Ohio

Schedule in effect Nov. Il. 1897
Leave " aSuIugJOn ITUii station corner
of New jersey avenue and street.
Limited trains 1l-Oo. ll-25 a. n@ S.e5
p. III.
lis, Express. 1i.25 a. IN. VeEtiDued L1Ef
tied 40 p m. express lbs p. In
For Pi9tsburE and GieEeianti. exprsss
daily .O5 a IN and $50 p W
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit 11.55
winchester and way stations, IS a. ~.
For Nex Urieslll,. Memphis, Birmingham.
Chattanooga. Knox vile. Bristol aug kOa-
noke. goo p. III. daily; sleeping cars
For Lursv. $40 p III. daily
For Baltimore. week days. o. 5-3o. So
KOS. &7-lo. $3.50, Ks. $50 x9'So
xI15, x3.OO $40. S4.30 -. >. u5.
xo-IO. X5- 10. MO. ESQ. Xo-uO. S;lS-
rigD. Sundays. XI 90. " 10, Nf 80. ; 80.
$50, 43o. .i5.O5. x5.1O. $50. Xo.Oo.
For Annapolis, : 10 and ; 50 a IN. 80
and $50 D IN. Sundays o-"U 4 IN 40
F6r s.; Frederick. week days, 5. 1875 a, u-
$50. 5.3U, p. III. Sundays. u ui1 LILO
p. In.
For BOYD ana way peln,s wGeS days. 9ys
500 a mn m 4-3O. ~ I3P Iq5 20 % p l. IN m.
For GaithersbuFg and waT points, week
DAYS, g. 8, a. IN. 12oO. 3.1o, 439-
0;5 T.U5. l1.43, p. ln. dudays. b u
m, .i6. 4.33, 7.05. 1918 p. IN
For u asiii,l gtOn Junction and way points,
a m. 4.3O. $50 p. III week days
- M, 10 .. ia. sundays
RoIAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trims inuruIna ted with P1ntsch llgne.
Fnr PuiIadelpnla. New York. BOSTON and
tho East week days. 100, ., 10 a; Ln-
f2.t,5. l.i5 tall uining Cars, 3, t5.O5 Din
ing Carr, tI2.O1 night. Sleeping car open
at 10 o'clockl. Sundays. 30. a. %.
rs Dining Carr, 8. 1000 Dining Carl
i2Ul night. Sleeping Car open - 'clJek.
Additional trains Tor fniladel Ulia, " eex-
days, daily, p. N.
Parlor Cars ON All da Y trains
For tiantic City. 10 a H. 12-O0 noon
and /. 10 and p. III. week days. y a. a.
Sundays
tExcent Sunday. XEXpress trains.
u rpace called for and checked from nEr
,e1s n:i resideuceS By Union Transfer Co
On orders left at ticket offices, 6l9 fenn-
oxivania avenue northwest, New YORK
.rsn1I, nj FifteenIh street, and at depot
Wsi n CiKEENE, d. Il. MARTIN.
cen. Manager Mgr. fass- Tr2ffic-
The times., 1897-12-27
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR WOODEN SHELLY
ing, cases, screens, etc.-Office Of Build
ing for Library Of Cong Washington, ID.
for manufacturing, furnishing, delivering
and setting up in place Complete, wooden
shelving, ca binets, card catalogue cases,
screens, etc, chiefly for the Copyright De-
partment in the building for the Library of
Congress. will be received at this office
until , O'CLOCK z. NJ, ON TUESDA Y,
diately thereafter. Specifi tiuns, gen
eral instructions, conditions and blank
forms OF proposal NAV be Obtain upon n p
plication to this office. BERNA RID X.
GREEN, superintendent.
de24, % p % og2O
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many have taken advantage OF this otief
To be curel Of Catarrh and bronchial
trouble and Asthma and lncipicnt Con
sumption and Rheumatism and Skin Dis
ease and other distressing and destructive
malad.es. so many have come from all
parts ot tile country TO lac cured OF Deaf
neEs to obtain Vantage OF the Discovery
that has attracted the attention OF III"
world, that the limit or office 1aci.ities mas
been reached, and it would III any .Feiii
i,e practically impossible TO renew 4 his
NOTICE is absolute and final. On Friday,
peceu her Fl. at 3 o'cloek in tie et eGlng
the So rate will lie withdrawn anl VIII
never again be given in this practice.
The times., 1897-12-27
CURED OF ASTHMA.

Mrs Jenny SMITH, uO6 9th st ~S;
Il don't think anyone ever had Asthma
worse than l had it. | couEhed inccs-
sanity, ana was SO shor; or breath that
could not lie down at atEht ila sc spent
night after night sitting ap in order 10 get
ms breath 1t was year iii July since |
had nay last attack, and feel that am
cuuluIetc!y cared
The times., 1897-12-27
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

a SUITABLE Christmas Gift for man,
woman and child. Never before have
such values been offered in bic ycics. botn
new anti second -ba nd, or high standard
makes, as at present. Colunbias, Small
eys, Mia garas, Worlds and Da ytons, at
one-quarter their value. Stock ON hailti
must be disposed or by Jan. /. in order
to repay advances made by the Different
Eastern sJDra. - houses. tie i,Ot,Is - WuEtI
have been consigned here. Fought anil
taken in Stora &C. NE" iORk- CYCLE
CO., 434 9th st. NV. de21-7t
The times., 1897-12-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

trict OF Coluntbia, no. si1T, Docket "a,
issued December II. 1897. Applica ton
having been made to the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. holding Orphans
Court, for letters of administration on said
estate of Mary Fitzpatrick, the widow
this is to give notice to all concerned TO
appear in said court on FRIDAY, the
/ 4rh DAY OF JANU AIRY, A. D., 1888, 1T
10 O'Clock q. H., TO show cause why such
application should not he granted.
tAttest) j. NOTA McGILL,
Register OF Wills. d. G.
w p PRESTON WILLIAMSON.
de20,27ja3 Proctor for Applicant.
The times., 1897-12-27
RAILkiOADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

nAILnO
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS
81 1n n: M. week days-PITTS BURG TX
49,. so-Pari0r and Dining Cars. Harris.
1860 a. N. PENS YLvANIA LIMITED
Ohsar,.a. hrnan Sieeplns, Dining, Smoking. and
Sa,, ihhatl Indianapolis, T. Louis, Cleye-
WaIr,a,I u ahn Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car TO
10 90 A. N. FAST TLISE-Purrman Bufres
,aHol Car to Harrisburg Brffet Parlof
3 20 II. MTiS3cHrF 81 3fI1Sss;P t9 PPits.st6Hprg 1ors
fApaaess-S fA,,as -SieeplDg Car Washington to St
ns5urr sSa a3d 1 Sleeping and Dining Cars asE- t
. annatil and Chicago
20 & 81. - t'EsTEfsS ExPREsS-Fuli-
nan a,s.I Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg, Chicago.
-. .,htI ,ta. IISours &c Cieyeland. Dining Caf
F-zI "a. Sc.t- -THwESTERN EXPRESS
p,t,, olnah sleeping Cars Washington 70
and Cneinnati Dining Car.
1910 7 M PACIFIG XPREss-PoIl
80 Geenf a1 kaar sar e rsts9aTg Roooo
Yer aud niagara Falls. daily. except sur
10 80 g. N for Eimira and Remove daily.
except Sunday. For Wnliamsport daily
- v., a.. for WnIIauispott. Kochester.
wasfiin gton 70 Buffalo.
iv.4o ?; IN ior Erie. Canandaigua. Rocpe~
I,oAilan Sleeping Car Washington Cd
Rochester Saturdays only
"r fii fii'isideiPtIIa. New Gork and tho
East.
400 D. IN, CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
iIEo, duly. ali PaTlor Cars. with pia-
,5,n,a Ig Iaa from baltimore, Regular at %
Car. and II 100 lblning Car nom VIZ
I1iss1 nIting1onj a. IN. I2:46. 3:i5, 4;2O. 600,
iD,Din ino1 ana li:5o p IN; On Sunda : $ q 90
Gar from Wilmington, a. IN, 1916, 3.1G
4zo, b;SO. 1000 and so y. IN. Foe
fihIddelphia only. Fast Express T:60 a.
~, week days Express, Fl p. III. week
DAYS 2:Gl and $40 p. III. daily For
boston, without change, 80 a IL week.
For IaS1, t. ana i'ia 40 P: ~ Gaiiy s.oo
iS:d5 i2:h5' iz:46. 1s;10, 2:ol: $40 $40 $40
$50, 10. 1000. 10 10 40. Ills. G and
poo s6s. io55. o. fI5%r{ 80 . No. 1sis. s
l.lo, 2.U1- 3.10. 40. t4.OO LInlted,
4.2o. $40, e.15, $50. 7.2O. 1000.
For Pope Greek Line. I so a. m and
4-5b .. H. daily exeep; SUNDAY
For Annapolis, 100. 300 a. NJ. 4.20
and sd S;4o pm, =; m daily; ~ except c.,P Sunday
Atlantic Coast Line Express ror Florida
snd points on Atlantic Coast Linz, 4-30
g. n, $40 p. M daily. Richmond only,
400 o. H. "eok-udJ5s ALA1uIa SEeCl6l.
via LIcnin0nd and Sea bOard AIr Line.
4-4D p daily AccOmIuodd ton for
QuantiCU. IA u. H. daily, and 10 D.
weekdays
Senslore Connections
For Atlantic City tvIa Della ware River
Bridge, ail-raii routeJ, 81 d. 10. daily,
Via Market street wharf, 1 U.UU and LOO
a. H.. Z:45 p- m, week da ys, and ll:J0
p IN daily
For Cape May, HOO a. m. week dayA
1i:50 D. IN. daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and O
streets and al sbe station. sixth and b
streets. where orders can be left for thS
Checking or baggage 10 destina ton FROM
boleIs and residences.
J b. .b-HUTCHtNSOS.C' .C'eneraiNaua ger
J. Il. WOOD. General Passenger a geng
The times., 1897-12-27
CURED OF GASTRIC CATARRH.

Mir Charles Davis. Little Falls
Road. -. C., Il really think the Lrca tluemI
of doctors Mccoy and Cow6lrn saved my
life. when went to theu l was a Ptysi
cal wreck. Ny stomach distressed Ia
all the tunc, anu nothing that ate did IA.
any good. Sow nay stomach does NOT
trouEl. lnc. qua feel ~ Strong ana wei
as | ever did in my life =
The times., 1897-12-27
CAN HEAR A WHISPER.

BERTHA May Scott, 7i3 L ST ~r
aged thirteen years. Her mother ;'aid
when Bertha was eighteen months uld he
began to lose her tearing. She grew deaf
gradually, both ears being aft ectetl. ana ut
ore time her tea riHg became 50 bad that
was obliged to take her from school. Now
size can heaT whisper"
The times., 1897-12-27

wANTED-IorS.
WANTED-For customer, "a fdeep lot in
Mt. Pleasant on easy payments. NJ.
I. COCkEI, 616 / 18th st. NV. ue24- 3t.em
The times., 1897-12-27

BY virtue of a certain dee OF trust. dated
September 3 1895, and recorded in liber
records of the District OF Columbia, and
at the request of the holders OF the notes
secured thereby, we will sell at public
EsIGl WEDNEsbA 81 AY' sou JASuARY ,R E. i A.b' isSs.
at O'Clock p. M, the following described
real estate. situate In the county OF Wash,
ington, District Of Columbia, to-wit: All
that part OF lot number ed one Il OF Nor
tnent' : subdivision OF Betsy Buffers estate.
contained in the following metes and
bounds: Beginning at stone planted on
the north side OF the Milk House Ford read.
being the southwest corner of the original
lot numbered one u: thence north along
the west line of said lot one u. one hum
dTed and seventy-fiye feet 0i5l, thence
in an eaSterly course parallel with said
Milk House Ford road. fortyT eet( 400. thence
in southWcsterly course parallel with the
first line mentioned. to the north side OF
said road. one hundred and seventy-fiye
u75) feet; thence along said MIX House
Ford road forty t4Ol feet, to the beginning,
containing seven thousand G,0OO) square
feet OF ground. more or less.
Terms OF sale: One -nalr U-2) of the
purchase money To be paid in cash balance
in two equal inStallm entS, in six (6) and
twelve Il y months. with interest at six
(6) per cent per annum, secured on the
property sold; or all cash, at the option
dollars m $3.50 Will be required pisat at the he time
of sale. All couyeyancing and recOr ding
at purchasers cost Terms OF sale to be
complied with within ten t1 % days from
day of sale, or the trustees reserve the right
to resell at the risk and cost Of deraulting
purchaser, or purchasers. ter five t5l
days, previous advtrtiSssn anA Uf SjIrHEpsaie.
ROBT. +. l.. WHITE,
GEO W. WHITE.
Trustees.
Webster Law Bldg, No. 500 ST. NV
de 2S-1 2tdSdS
J. E. FRECHIE& & CO, general auctioneers.
316-!S Sth st. NV: furniture sales every
trade sales Thursdays 0 a. m: consisn
ments received daily for above sales
0e4-3mO-ein
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HEARING RETURNED SUDDENLY.

+. T.. Sherwood, Howard HOUSE,
cor. 9Th aBd Fa. ave. NV MY left ear
was SO deaf that could not hear I'D *
tick with IL Ny hearing returned ia me
suddenly. Now 1 hear perfectly with either
ear"
The times., 1897-12-27
AUCTION SALES.
c.G. SLOAN & CO. Aucttoneers. 4o7 6 st

C.H. sLNAN & Co. / uctIOneers. l 4UI Q =.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN IND ERTAk-
ER'S CASKET WAGON.
By virtue OI certain 1er,i Of trust { Ell
ugHst 10, 1856 and recorded il liter
2l5S, fOiiO 81 ct seq, Cne OF tie land
the request OF the holder of H. notes sc
cured thereby, we viii offer Tor saie at
public auction at the saicsFcoHS OF G G-
Sloan X Co. No. 14O7 u street northwest. +.
the 2sth day of Deccu Der. 1897. at 10
O'Clock d. m. one underta ker'S ca sket
wagon.
Terms OF fa1e: Cash. The wagon can be
seen prior to TIE Ga of sale al the livery
stable or Ernest BurgdOrf, No. AS eth
street northwest.
EDWARD L. GIES,
HENRY E. HINDATARSH
deli &c. % Trust ees.
The times., 1897-12-27
RCOMS ANp BOARD.

FOR RENT Furnished or uuTurniShed; 2d
floor front room; cent raj location. terms
reasonable. lll2 10Th 81. NV. Ge27-3t
FOR RENT No. 210 n. j. ave. NV, next
TO Maltby, newly fur. rooms, with or
without board: well heated and 1giIted:
near all car lines; Capitol, Library and
schools; room, with board, $1S.75 per
month and upward. def -6t-eln
The times., 1897-12-27
HEARS AGAIN PERFECTLY.

w. II. Cooper. 1I3o New York ave
NV: II tad been deaf for over two years
My trouble began with "a buzzinc noise III
my left ear. Now ! hear perfectly: tie
noises in y. y left ear have stopped ami l
hear ; well a. ever l did in my life
The times., 1897-12-27

All applying for treatment ana all
renewing treatment before Janu-
AIRY 1, 1913, Will he treated I y IiI
CUREI nj the uniform rate or ~
month, medicines included in;s,
however, il positively the last o.
pnrfuniiy that Will ever he giyea
under this rate.
The times., 1897-12-27
DEAF FOR TEN YEARS.

Mr. John II. hi. zier, 523 j 81. ne:
NJ deafness resulted froa scarlet fever,
ana began twenty years ago. For the IgSt
ten years my left ear had been >t, ne
deaf. Now | can hear a watcu ticking
twelve inches from that ear"
The times., 1897-12-27

WANTED Cook and general house wor ker;
none other need apply; stay nights. 231
I'd st. Sc. 1t
The times., 1897-12-27
ALMOST TOTALLY DEAF.

Mrs. Mar2ait-, y, Seward, Si1 /.
s. Sc. while sitting in the kitchen ole
day, suddenly the sound of the clock lick
Ing came to nay caAs. l had been dear ',r
fi>c wears in i-rtu ears, anu mad become l.
mcst totally deaf
The times., 1897-12-27
FOR RENT-FIATS.

f9k REHTgAl Il i, steam heated; the Ma,
222i y St NV: the "A Alpha" 9i3 q ST.
NV, 'Winona Fats" 4lU 10 42O II tn st.
NJ: exquisite rooms; single ur en- suite; iOye-
~ riats. to D rooms. fur. or unlur.; $50
and up. table board IL desired Inquire
ou premises or of owner, 81 5th st NV,
G;;Su TO { 80 u, H. ID. II KENT. de24 st EN-
The times., 1897-12-27
HAD CATARRH THIRTY YEARS.

William II. liiler, 333 18th st. se.:
Il had catarrh FOR years. My stomach
tronhle,! me, too. very badly. If only
drank water i, hunt me. Doctor McCo,'s
Treatment has cured me. have gained
eight pounds III weight"
The times., 1897-12-27
ONE EAR STONE DEAF.

Jacob y. kcrreI. .U13 & 81. So: MY
left ear was totally deaf, and my right cal
nearly az bad had noises ia lny head IKE
escaping steam. Ny hearing has been re-
stored and the noises stopped
The times., 1897-12-27

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