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AFTER ELEVEN YEARS.
A German Doctor Who Was Rescued
by the English Army.
From the New York Tribune.)

(From the New York Tribune.)
Herr Karl Neufeld, who was referred
to in dispatches from Cairo as rescued
unharmed from the Dervishes, fell into
the hands of the Mahdi's followers, in the
neighborhood of Dongola, in the late
spring or early summer of 1887. He was
the last European male captive of i'm
portance remaining in the power of the
Dervishes.
Various accounts are given of his early
career. According to the "Neues Wiener
Tagblatt,' Neufeld, shortly after the con-
clusion of his college course at Leipsic,
where he studied medicine, severely
wounded an opponent in duel, and was
obliged to go abroad. He settled as
physician at Assouan, Upper Egypt
where he practiced his profession from
1879 to 1881. When the rising of Mahom-
cd Achmed took place in the latter year,
Herr NeufeId was obliged to give up his
residence at Assouan.
While at the university he had given
many proofs of his hardihood of char
acter and love of adventure, and he join
ed the English troops during the opera
tions in the Soudan as an interpreter of
the Arabic language, in which position
his knowledge of the people and of their
political relations, together with his
shrewdness and courage. caused him to
be highly appreciated. In 1888 he saved
a whole detachment of English soldiers
by putting the enemy on a wrong scent.
For this service he was appointed pur-
veyor to the British troops, in which ca
pacity he set up business at Assouan, and
established branches in other parts of
the country.
In April, 1857. he set out on a journey,
ostensibly for the purpose of trade. with
caravan Of over forty retainers. Vari-
Gus accounts We're given of the object of
his expedition, one being that it was un-
dertaken with view of rescuing Slatin
Pacha, then prisoner of the Mahdi
while other accounts represented that he
was merely trying 10 ascertain the posi-
tion OF the enemy.
Evidently recognizing the danger he
was about to run, Neueld, before leaving
Assouan. deposited his money in an Eng
lish bank and sent his wife and only child
to his relatives at Leipsic His appre-
hension proved to be only too well found
ed. Through the treachery of an Arab,
he and his whole caravan We're taken by
the Dervishes.
He nearly lost his life when the
Mahdi was informed that he was an
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dome the British gunboats have just
partially demolished, and did the work
so effectively that, according to Father
Rossignoli, who escaped from Khar-
toum in 1894 the widows of the prophet
were "quite touched"
After that he became mechanic, and
still according to Father Rossignoli-
tried all sorts of inventions, and took
the greatest trouble to construct a ma
chine for making coins" Meanwhile, ne
appears to have acted as editor of the
khalifas proclamations. in addition to
writing books and illustrating them him
self, for limited circulation among the
Dervishes.
AT the time of the release of Sian
Pacha it was feared that his life would
again be in danger. But this did not
prove to be the case.
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English or Egyptian spy. sent to ascer-
tain whether Mudir Mustapha Pacha
was favorable to the English. The
Mahdi declared that he regretted not
having hanged Neufeld, and had him
loaded with chains and cast into prison.
where he remained four years.
Ultimately a scarcity of powder
arose in the Soudan, and Neufeld's
knowledge of chemistry was brought
into requisition for its manufacture. 1t
appears that he collected saltpeter and
made the explosives. but the same mar
ratives that gave this information de-
scribed him as still in fetters, and car
rying iron rings upon both feet.
His next clever exploit was subse-
quent to the death of the Mahdi and
under the rule of the Khahfa. Neufeld
decorated the tomb of the Mahdi, whose
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The Anglo-Egyptian army, which has
been operating against Omdurman, the
military camp and headquarters of the
KhaIifa Abdullah, near Khartoum (the
latter place, 1t is understood, being al
most in ruins) is divided into six bri
gades two of them British and four of
them native soldiers under British Off
GERS.
The whole force numbers about 5000
men, of which 10000 are British troops
and 1900 Egyptian troops all perfectly
equipped. The army of the Khalifa is
estimated to number 100000 men, well
supplied with field guns.
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Chestp'
tiers al
livery.
TubiinS,::
Family
Hard {; & & g.: =: !:
Jenkins.
OILS.

your gasoline and Illuminating oils
from George C. Bruehl, 1874 7th st.
NV. He will keep your stove in re-
pair free of charge. Drop a postal.
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Pathetic and Suggestive.

(FIOm Inc NeW loTA IFIDuht-J
Il is pathetically suggestive TO see the GONZALES.
cents walking around the hospital with slips OF
paper pinned to their breast which are written
the name, company, regiment illness and the
train or boat on which they are 70 be taken to
New York. Their poor. shattered memories can
not be trusted to remember these facts, at
least to recall them quickly, OF the time that
the ambulance is waiting Tor them
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The Jews.
(From the New York Tribune.) !

(From the New YORK Tribune
The Jewish Year Book estimates that there are
about eleven million Jews in the world, half Of
them still under Russian jurisdiction, notwith-
standing their wholesale expulsion frcm the EN-
pire during the last six or seven years. OF the
race in general il may be said that, numerically
speaking, it is extremely small for its age, its
chance of getting bigger apparently not increas-
ing with its years.
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Not in 1t.

(From the New York Tribune.)
letter written by the wife OF Western
prelate invoking legislation against the 'kissng
games which prevail in some social circles in
the West and elsewhere evokes from "0uida'
the comment that the amatory pace in society
at large is not set by the middle-aged wives of
bishops, and ought not to be.
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The Birgest Peach.

(FrOm the New York Tribune-)
The prize peach story this season comes from
Portertown. Md, where the largest speciment Of
the fruit grown is said 20 have nsen kand
in the orchard Of Emory Thomas The peach grew
on a twig less than an inch long, springins
from one of the main limbs. 1t is twenty-seveu
inches in circumference and nine inches II
diameter.
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ARTIsTs, AND PAINTERS, SUPPLIES

an ss Geo. r. & Co., successors to Geo:
EE f13N Ryneal, Jr., Artists and Painters,
ETkIIHHH Materials Draftsmen's outfits. AIS
euk uttbH 7th ST
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TYPEWRITERs.

writers of all standard makes and
supplies at special prices for the
Summer. Newman's, Gil 9TH st. NV.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES

graphic Cameras and Supplies.
Developing. Printing and Mount
ing a speciality. Mail orders given
prompt attention. Houghton &
Delano. 1416 n. Y. ave. NV.
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Truth and nothing but the truth" :"
Then drink bottle of truth by ordering
a case of Heurich's beer from the Ar
lington Bottling Co., phone 634.
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OPTICIANS.

Edwin H., technical optician, 1905 C
st. nw., full line of eyeglasses, spec
tacles. opera glasses, etc.
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Z Harness Work in the city at Sulli-
vans, 211 10th 81 NV. Harness and
Collars made 10 order. Lowest
I prices. Second hand horse furnish
ings bought and sold. Prompt re-
pairing.
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AWNINGS AND FLAGS.

Tau4a Jas. A. Nicholson & Son. 1881 E
HIN ST. NV. Awnings and Flags. Phone
] OUtV 20S7.
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BATH HOUSES.

Bath house, 1922 Conn. ave.
NV. This establishment is
the finest south OF New
York. Metropolitan cars
drop you at door.
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Phonograph Parlors.
Coolest and most fas-
cinating place in the
city. Dummies, 10 for
25 cents. 9l9 Pa. ave.
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HOUSEFURNIsHuNGS.

q: i: !; =: 81: {: :s Is T: .: z:s 6 6
II. Kaiser.
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Columbia
ACCTIONEERs

Marcus. Auctioneer. Regular
sales every Thursday. A recog-
nized authority on household eff
fects and merchants stccks. 63l
La. ave. NV, storage.
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HousE AND SIGN pA,NrEns.

Loughboroygh s. Brown.
house, sign and de-
corative painting in all
branches. Fine wagon
lettering, monograms,
and crests a speciality.
Phone 1913, Office and
shop at 640-642 L ST. NV.
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HAULING.

original Springmann's Express, 93T D
ST. NV. Hauling of all descriptions.
Storage. packing. shipping. Phone
ee3.
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WGynan'
Lawrence !: !. !: !.
TEA STORES.

forget to have one of those framed
pictures OF the North Atlantic
squadron. 36x12, with every
pound Of Grand Union Baking
Powder. Grand Union Tea Co,
62I 7th 81. NV.
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DENTISTS.

ington Dental Parlors, northeast
corner 7th and E NV. Painless
extraction, SOC. High class work at
reduced prices for the Summer.
Dental Association. Scientific
dentistry at moderate prices.
Corner 7th and d sts. NV. Open
Sundays. 10 to l o'clock.
4 Dental parlors, 1909 T ST. NV.
- Local application for extract
ing.
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as, FURNISHINGS.

Furnishings and wedding
trousseaux. All work Gus
tom made. Garments to
order. Ladies' can have their
own material made up. 1921
Pa. ave. NV, Mrs, Addele
Kean.
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OF THE PEACE.

OF the Peace Edmund W.
Vandyke. 600 18th st. NV,
successor to Justice W. G.
Harper.
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SHOEMAkERS.

lake your Shoes to order. Patent
Rnsset or French Ca.f
I -. Neat repairing west
rices-gOods called for. H.
'Orwieh Co, Il5s 18th 81. NV.
hand-sewed. made to order,
$500 up. Neat repairing for
ladies and gents at low prices
work delivered. II. Nor-
wich, 1888 18th ST. NV.
Igazio. Boot and shoe
maker, 500 18th st. NV.
!, Fine custom work. Repair
ing a speciality.
Frank. 9O3 d st. NV, Gus
tom boot and shoe makes.
. Rer airing neatly and
promptly done.
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Dewey !: : /: !:
Hahn S
Reeves
DVeing,
COMMISSION HOUSES.

mans Commission House, 525 10th St.
sells furniture for 10 per cent COM
mission. On sale this week contents
of 24-room house.
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Brass :. !. !. !;
Do You
MontrOI
House.,
DA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES.

n Fountain supplies. Thomas Birch &
n a Co, COL d ST. NV, headquarters for
Ill n fruit juices, sirups. extracts. and
" u all goods used by druggists and
confectioners.
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RARBEKs, SUPPLIES.

If you want a Razor that is
a razor-we've got Just the
razor you want. Take it home
and try tiff it don't suit
your beard bring il back and
take home anotherl Walford's,
Az and 900 Pa. ave.
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FEED.

George @. Rice, dealer in fou-
and feed, GAG and CAS- II st. ne.
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,aRRER SHOPS.

class hair cutters. F. II. Burgess
& Co., 1910 9TH st. NV, Jos.
II. Andersen, Manager.
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DETECTIVES.

Service. Private InTesti-
cations, Personal. Grim
inal, and Civil Consul
tstion. and advice 4 ee-
1903 E 81. NV, upstaila
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

the Photographer, makes a spe-
cialty of children's pictures. II
= Others fail, try me. Best Mezzo-
tints, lowest prices. See samples.
723 7th st. NV.
graphs. j. ]. Faber, $50 Tth st..
NV. One dozen frst-class cabinets
and one large photograph, 81.
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ing W p. Flack, 4OT Fl st. ne.
Registered plunber and gas ft-
ter Remodaling estimltes
cheerfully furnished.
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.AIRDREssERs.

j., gl2 18th ST. NV. +,
French Hairdressing Es-
Enlistment: natural
eurls, braids, etc. Sham-
pooing and dyeing. Re-
duced prices for the Sum-
mer.
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SIGN PAINTERS.

rs. professional signs. and
tai sign engTayers of % years
perience- Harry Irwin & Co.,
llth ST. NV.
Believe in signs. Goldsmith,
Sign Painter, 426 10Th st. NV.
When in q hurry come to me.
& Co., sign painters Orig
n inal in design. Prompt,
iii reliable. GIL La ave,
" near It'll
Sign and fresco painting
Battenheld & Russell, success
sors TO ]. 7. Hundley, 706 18th
ST. NV. Designs and esti-
mates cheerfully furnished
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SHOE STORES.

ngton Shoe Co., 49j Pa. ave-
W $ and So shoes now 81 %.
3 and $50 shoes now S1-5Q
2 shoes now Csc
shoe store. Il14 II st. re. op-
A posite y. Z. Temple. Moth
n ing but frst-elass goods
y handled. We can save
you 80 per cent.
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Carpets
Cleaned
Young's:
Thorp, !; s s: ! !;

NJ. R.. successor to the L. Rice
Company and Mattress Factory.
Ass Maine ave. sw. All carpets
fully insured against loss by fire.
Tel. 2025.
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PLASTERERs.

Thos. E., Plastcrer- Agent
for Acme Cement and Pen
! ninsulaF Metal Lath. OfEce
l4I9 c. 81. nw. Residence
16Is 6th st. NV.
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NEIL DRHLERS

". C. Miller. Well drilIer. for
a private individuals. towns. cor
n porations, etc, SIS Wash. st.
" AnacCstia, ID. G.
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BUILDERS.

~ W. H., carpenter and builder,
lUsnE 4O4 sth st. NV. Jobbing given
1IAHXs prompt attention: Drop pos
6EUVI tai and l Will call.
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GARRETT CLEANING.

thoroughly by the improv-
ed steam carpet cleaning
Co., sac Il st. sw. Albert
Kahlert & Co. All car
pets fully insured against
loss or damage by fire.
Phone 2036.
F. H., 1i04 Pa. ave. NV,
Steam Carpet Cleaning
and Renovatiag Works.
Uphoistering, Feathers
Renovated, Mattresses
Made Over, Furniture
steamed and moths de-
stroyed.
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PLUMBERS.

Ua$ Water and Steam Heating, and Plumb
Till ing Connor Bros. 1542 9th ST. NV
shOt Estimates cheerfulIy furnished
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DEPARTMENT STORES.

nj Bros, 743 to 747 sth ST. Sc. Extra
heavy japanese Seamless Mating at
DEuIIf Sc per roll of 10 yds.
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BEDDfNG.

Now is the season to have bed,
cleaned. II. A. Linger Il Son,
manufacturers OF all kinds OF bed
D ding. Mattresses made and re-
made. I'LL 10th ST. NV. and cor
ner lith and Q sts. NV.
.resses made to order and made over
,dual to new Furniture OF all kinds
.epaired, packed and shipped. Z. j.
schippel, upholsterer. 1903 10th st.
,w.
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UNDERTAKERS.

X F. Sons Undertakes,
~ 0FUnH 92S Pa. ave. NV. Services
HH1 WEWs prompt and terms reason
ttuI able Phone S23.
~ W. s. undertaken
SigOurnGy, ;;s ;;' $: :=s::5''' 81 ''7''''''' e
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ENGINEERS.

o Electrical and mechani-
Gil engineers, Miller and
Johnson, 120S E st. NV, +,
sole agents for c. & c..
Motor Co. Repairs to
dynamos, motors, fans,
gas engines, and ele-
vators. Phone.
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FUR-MAkFRs

Fur Co.. corner Of 18th and G SITS.
nw., Washington, d. @. Repairing
a specially.
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Department stores, 49,
1923 Fl st. me-. Mrs. A.
Markward. You who live
out east should remem-
Der you can find what
you want at right prices
at this house.
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HIDES. TALLow. ETC

fertilizers, tallows, skins, and
wool. The biggest concern in
the South. Lewis Hoffen-
maier. 221 10Th st. NV, 9S4
C, and SD, E and Water
sts.
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OYSTER HOUSE.


Il, L. c., wholesale and retail
Iler in oysters, fish and game.
| I4th ST. NV. and 145S P st. NV
Y York, Blue Points, Lynn Haven,
Bay, and Norfolk Oys-
3 always on hand. Prompt de-
cry. Reasonable prices
F., l71s Pa. ave. NV, whole
4 sale and retail oyster dealer.
! a Families, hotels, clu0s, and
~ restaurants supplied on short
notice. Tel. 1913
Oyster house, corner 9th and
4 II sts. ne. Regular lunches
at all hours. CLANS, crabs.
etc. Try our ice cream. A.
B. Senard. Proprietor.
d soft she'll crabs. clans and
ab meat. Wholesale and retail.
y my soft shells on toast. NJ.
ilson. 66 II st. NV.
David E. 1902 18th st. NV.
n Dealer in Clans, crabs,
Ne crab meat, etc. Melons on
~ ice.
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SUMMER GARDENS.

Ice cream garden
Open air, cool and
pleasant. For ladies
and gentlemen. Fine
creams and ices,
18th ST, bet Bacon
ST and Columbia
road.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

Robinson 6 !; ;:;:::::; :: 3: ;::;: g: s:
1857 'Phones-Ofhce
1905; residence, 775
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DINING ROOMS.

The Yatoidi Hotel and Din.
ing Rooms, sos 9th st. NV,
Everything new and first
class. Finest coffee and
pastry, etc., in the District,
Electric fans.
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CLOTHERS.
EMBELLISHMENTS.

ant cur clothes cleaned, dyed.
CURED. repaired or altered?
eteIits, the Clothing doctor, |"
the man, 926 Pa. ave.
First-class Dyeing and scour-
ing Establishment. Altering
and repairing neatly done.
Suits secured and pressed, IL.
705 9th st. NV. Phone l4S.
R. A.. 92O 9th st. NV.
Branch, all Tth 81. sw. (:
mems suits cleaned and
pressed. 81; ladies' dresses
.cseaned or dyed.
Nine. d. Dion, French dye
ing and cleaning establish
msnt, 1918 C ST. NV. Ostrich
feathers dyed. curled, dress
ed, and renovated in style.
Glove cleaning a speciality.
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National Bank, 500 Seventh
Street northwest. Business
accounts solicited.
\ Safe Deposit. Savings and
Trust Co., 18th Street and
New York ave. northwest.
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BIRD STORES.

Boarded at S. S. Schmid's. 7I2 18th
st. nw.; canaries, 25c per wk.; mock
ing birds and parrots, SOC per wk.
C. Singing birds and fine
1T bred fowl 43l 9th st. NV
EUD Fine pigeons.
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BUFFETS.

~ James H., Proprietor OF
Nftn the New York Buffet, 405
Ak4kHs 10th st. NV. Choice wines,
yeHO| liquors and cigars.
18th and U sts. NV, N. W..
Ak Sherman, Purveyor. Cater
Eg ing for parties and recen-
sOi J tions.
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BAKERS.

Go to vance's, 1910 1+th st. NV.
There you will find bread raised
in the pan and not in price.
Mrs. F. C. Chandler, 1925
9TH nw.-New England h me
made bread and pastry deliv-
! cred promptly. Ask your
grocer for it.
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Hotel Summer Garden.
Ten vaudeville acts
every night Admission
free.
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HARNESS AND TRUNKS.

n Sons. 425 eth st. NV,
IN manufacturers of Trunks
~ and Harness. Persons
" about to leave the city
will fipd every article
needed IN travelling.
time 10 have your trunks put
er by T. o. Lyddane, l4I7 p
=. Horse furnishings and stable
ties. Harness made 10 order
SPARED.
]. 7. Hunter & Co, job
bers. Fine line of har-
ness, Holly whips, leath-
er lashes, $500. Buggy
harness, Sl2. Call and look
over stock and get prices.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Best in the world.
81 per gal. 81 per
ct, Soc per nt.,
25c sample bottle.
Lynch's. 4o4 9th st.
NV
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LOANS.

On furniture, pianos. horses,
wagons, etc. Of $40 and up
ward Cash paid same day. Easy
payments. Front room, ist
floor. 625 F ST. NV, National
Mortgage Loan Co.
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Stables. 1210.l2Iz Ohio
ave. NV. Best and
cheapest accommodation
in Wash. for transients
and farmers. Livery,
Boarding and Hiring.
III. II. Sullivan. Prop.
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PRINTING.

First-class work at rea-
sonable prices on short
notice Orders by mail
! given prompt attention.
S. V. Matehett. AS 9Th
st. NV.
Ours is a plant which
combines the artistic with
the practical. Miller Art
Press, 405 11th st. NV.
G. & Co., artistic book and
printers, e04 E ST NV. II
are in a hurry and want to
money come to nr.
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LOANS
On furniture, pianos. horses
nnn0 n wagons, etc, Of $40 and up
HHAIN ward. Cash paid same day. Easy
Nv N.aS payments. Front room, ist
floor. 625 ST. NV, National
- Mortgage Loan Co.
M0nQEto loan. Phone e55. Waiter
ssEUuUE H. Aeker. 7oi 18th st. NV.
LIVERY STABLES.
Stylish ::::; 8: &; 6; !; ::: e.:
Horses Call and see me-
Phone 1905.
Farmers 80 ;:; y :.:: E:
boarding 'lsa1 and Hiring: Hiring:
H. Il. Sullivan. Prop.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Repairing e.: e: !: Z: /: r: e
50 up. Perfect fit
guaranteed 1874 18th
st. NV.
LeVtan Il; s:;.: +. e '::' I
erence from military Off
GERS. 4s ST. nw
NQn0 b. B., 1lO5 ST. NV. merchant
OIUutIe tailor: perfect fit guaranteed
Cleaning and repairing
VRI a - D a u 100 suits to c'ean at 75c
wv AHtuEA each Cohn & Co., merchant
Uif1EIE tailors, 400 G. ST. nw op-
posite U. S Pension ofhce
Dyeing and repairing.
N1A4Al Co.. 14l7 Pa. ave. NV. Mer.
hXEH chant Tailors, High-grade Goods.
! eVeV1 moderate prices.
Clean Il: ;; :::;;::; ;::i: :: ' ' LIZ ''' G
Standard Co.,: s,:;.s 81: +: i: ;;s !: 6:
0a~Ahs " ~ " South No 'sweat-shop"
work. Every garment
made the premises
POPULAR PRICES
PREVAIL.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

\ the original northeast fur
Dn nisher and halter. sl3 II
n 81. ne. The very latest
Va styles and best qualities at
lowest prices
and gents furnishings. A. Fl.
Burdine, 30s 7th st. sw.
Furnishings and hats. One price
n TO all. Gerson " Cohen, 4Oe
~ 9TH st. NV Latest styles Low
~ est prices.
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The Liberty Road Racer is
q better hdilt wheel than
most of the S75 models. s55
on time, SIS down and So per
Eroquois Cycle Co.,
$40 18th st. nw.
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ENGRA AVER 8.

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.,
Star Building, l1th and Pa. ave.
NV, cuts of all kinds for all pur-
poses. Designs furnished.
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cIRcrRICAL CONTRACTORS.

81 & Metzel, electrical con-
AVUnV tractors electrical decorators.
HVvEH' Estimates furnished. Work
VuhVV guaranteed. Room l%, Cor
coran.
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TAlLORS, Cor. Ilth and
7 Sts-, are the leading
Merchant Tailors of the
South. No ''sweat-shop"
work. Every garment
made on the premises.
POPULAR PRICES
PREVAIL.
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Richard s, $50 H st ne.
Wall papers and painting. See
SAMPLES OF my work and
papers. All work gua-ante d.
The times., 1898-09-18

VIM. News agent and
dealer in cigars and to-
bacco. 707 H st. ne.
Edward. News agent
nm and dealer in cigars
I'LL sand tobacco. 7tb and
'sV/Florida ave. NV.
T. E. News agent and
. dealer in cigars and to-
4 bacco. Anaeostia. D. C.
nix. News agent and dealer
cigars and tobacco. 4th and
sts. NV.
!. I. o37 D st. Ew. Whole
ale agent for out-of-town
apers and Washington Times.
| Joe. News agent and
/. dealer in cigars and to-
II baeco. coo 9Th st. sw.
The times., 1898-09-18
NEWS AGENTS.

- Jos. News agent and dealer
IL in cigars and tobacco. stE
ta' and Pa. ave. sc.
The times., 1898-09-18
WALL PAPERS.

VIM F.. Fine Wall Papers, Win
dow Shades and Room MOldings.
|, House Painting. Fresco Decorst-
ing. Lowest prices. Best work
manship. 907 IIth st. NV.
The times., 1898-09-18
MERCHANT TAILoRs.

A. Clanzman, mer-
chant tailor. Suits TO
order from $40 up.
Pants TO order from
50 up. Perfect fit
guaranteed. 1874 9Th
st. NV.
The times., 1898-09-18

Pure Old Rye WHISKY.
recommended by physi-
Clans and sold by Tobias
Bush, s31 9Th st. NV.
The times., 1898-09-18
ICE CREAM.

4 Ice cream and water ices.
Absolutely pure. None better,
90c per gallon. Brick cream.
] 81 per gallon. Manufactured
by J. Elmer Lacey, 60T n. Y.
ave. nv. Phone 1896.
The times., 1898-09-18

Pure Rye Whisky. cop
per distilled, sold only
by E. j. Quinn. 60i Pa
ave NV.
The times., 1898-09-18

: Engraving Co., Hutchins
s Bldg, line and half-tone
cuts for all purposes;
high-ciass designs and IL
listrafions.
The times., 1898-09-18
BlCt
Overland
Bicycle !: !: i: !: !:
pair
Northeast

Bicycle repairing. ]. A. Hun
ter, 239 1-2 4 l-2 st. sw. Double
tube puncture, 25c; single tube
puncture, 15c; new spoke, l0c;
new rims 81. Sub-Agent for
ZENITH and ZENDA Bicycles.
The times., 1898-09-18

graphing, engraving and plate
printing. Commercial work a spec
ialty. ]. L. Ketvand. 1912 Pa. ave.
NV. Designs and estimates furnish
Cd. al
The times., 1898-09-18

E. A., sos 4 I-2 st. sw., cash
paid for old gold and silver
watches and jewelry. Watch
repairing a speciality. Main
spring. 81. Cleaning, 81.
Repairing. Full line of jew
elery at very lowest prices.
Hillyard Bros, 1927 7th st.
NV. Repairing a specialt-.
The times., 1898-09-18
LIVERY STABLES.

Turnouts OF every description
for hire at Robinson's Stable.
el5 18th ST. NV. Best of ac-
comm0dations for Boarding
Horses. Call and see me.
Phone 1905.
The times., 1898-09-18
WHOLESALE GRoCERs

Alunna Frank. Wholesale Grocer and
HIlIuH, Importer; Largest stock south of
The times., 1898-09-18

Thos. aSS D st. NV. Fine
wines and liquors Free lunch
II 10 2 p. m
The times., 1898-09-18

to loan. Phone 655. Waiter
2 II. Acher. 70i 18th st. NV.
The times., 1898-09-18

r. r. Burr, 727 14th st.
nw., dealer in h;gh-grade
bicycles and sundries.
Hiring and repairing.
Parcels and messages de-
livered. l0c.
Bicycles. Still selling all
that are left of these ex-
cellent 500 bicycles for
S35 and $40. Miller Bros, +,
HOS 18th st. NV.