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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-14
THE RESOLUTION LOST.

The negative votes were cast as fol
lows:
Democrats: Adamson, Georgia: Bank
head, Alabama; Brantley, Georgia;
Brewer. Alabama; Clayton. Alabama
Cox, Tennessee; Elliott, South Carolina;
Griggs, Georgia; Howard, Georgia: Les
ter. Georgia; Lewis. Georgia: Maddox
Georgia; Strait. South Carolina; Tate.
Georgia; Taylor, Alabama
Republicans: johnson, Indiana: Bou
telle, Maine; Loud. California.
Populist: Simpson. Kansas.
The House then at 6:30 adjourned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-14
LIKE HOUSE RESOLUTION.
THE POPE UPSET.


spondent of the Daily News, says:
''The Pope is exceedingly upset by the
latest developments of the Hispano-
American question. which seems turning
in a way he had hoped and tried ia
avert. This morning. having said mass
in the Sistine Chapel, he turned to those
around him and exclaimed: 81 have
prayed God with the whole force OF my
being, and with the deepest fervor to
avert this sad war. and not to allow my
pontificate to end in the smoke of battle.
Otherwise j have implored the Almighty
to take me to himself, that | may not
behold such a sight"
The Pope has dispatched to Emperor
Francis Joseph. in answer to Il telegram
from His Majesty, message in Italian,
thanking him for his kindness and for
the way in which he had responded 20
the Pope's request. The Pontiff begged
him TO make last trial by using his
good offices with the heads of other
States. to spare the world the horrors
of war. As is patent to all, Leo XIII
has done everything humanely possible;
but war is now considered almost upon
us even by the most optomistic."
CIIA-NCiIo IOh IEAOL SIAENlJElIN.
Rome, April 13.-The Opinione, the
government organ, says that the chances
of peace arc slender ms the finest. siken
thread
The Italia, the organ of the Foreign
Office, declares that the European pow
ers will now wash their hands of the
matter, except to affirm their neutrality,
and the Pope will probably do likewise
DO NOT TRUST SPANIARDS.
Paris, April 13.-The Cubans living
here counsel General Maxine Come to
learn from the experience of the past to
place no trust in Spanish promises, but
to refuse the armistice and to deml1d
that Spain completely evacuate Cuba.
The French papers which support the
Cuban cause and demand, if Spain is sin
cere, why does she not liberate the pris-
soners in the dungeons of Ceuta, Carta'
gena and Valladoid?
NJ. Rochefort, editor of the Intransl-
geant, who is intimate with the Paris
Cubans, declares that Il conflict is me
yitable, and warns France not to eX-
pose herself to risk which would be
more disastrous than in 1870. Any ac-
ton of Il European power, he says, would
breeed an Anglo-American alllahce
against Russia and France.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

Washington. May 1.-THE army move
ment on Cuba is now fairly launched ami
today's news developed concerted effort
ell along the line TO begin aggressive OPP
erations on big scale for the election OF
the Spanish troops and government OF the
Antilles.
An order given this evening by the war
DEPARTMENT for the purchase OF b,ooo'ooo
rations Is an earnest of the scale on whlch
preparations are making for Invasion OF
snanish territory. OF this vast quantity
one-fourth is to go to the Philippines b.
way NJ San Francisco and the balance 70
Cuba.
For reasons that we're not disclosed there
appears to be temporary check In tne
practical work from the plans OF the war
department for this Cuban movement Al
tor everything had been made ready Tor
the departure last night General Miles
was detained and for some time To-Day the
rather gloomy prospect OF an INDEFINITE
postponement OF the first military expea'-
ton was presented. Later on, however Tue
obstacle. whatever 1t was was removed ana
II was again announced that the command
ing general with number OF his stan
would leave Washington tomorrow ditee'-
~ for Tampa.
The department has made great many
changes in the original programme iaia
down for the concentration OF troops and
as indicated In these DISPATCHES many
bodies of volunteers that were originally
slated for one OF the great concentration
camps have found that they are to 90 az
rect to Eastern points
Today's news In connection with th'
renewal of General Miles order to Tampa
ia particularly substantial evidence OF
very early movement Of troops IN strons
force 10 Cuba, while the Philippines pro
,ramme of course. has been definitely
! axed for some days.
Contrary TO expectations the DAY asain
raised at the navy department without
news from Admiral Sampson. Notw'tn'
standing what appears TO be coniirmaio''
newspaper adyloes relative to the presence
n ,he spanish Cape de Verde feet at caali
The navy department OFFICIALS are beginning
10 entertain stroh doubts OF the ac
curacy Of the report II was not possio'
sur,ur the courss q he DAY 70 Obtain any
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

thing like an official confirmation OF the
official report received yesterday, but tn
is not to he wondered at In view OF the
success with which the Spanish govern
mcnt has so far met in keeping secret the
movements Of It's naval ships.
Until news comes from Admiral Samp-
son Of his movements around Porto Rico
it can not be said definitely what pro-
grammc shall be decided on as to that Is
land. 1t has been suggested that some OF
the troops now being hurried so rapidly TO
the gulf coast may be intended to CO.
operate with Admiral SIMPSONS feet in the
reduction of the fleets at San Juan de Porto
Rico and the subsequent occupation OF the
island. II is felt that the admiral will b.
in rather disagreeable plight surprising
even If he managed TO reduce the forts
with his fleet II he were Obliged TO remain
there in occupation OF the place for lack
OF troops when he might otherwise be
urgently needed either on the Cuban coast
or somewhere in the Atlantic 10 NEST the
Spanish fleet.
Evidence OF the wisdom OF having the
troops transported near the coast Is shown
by the predlcament Admiral Dewey is be-
lieyed to be in at Manila, where for lack
of troops he is unable to occupy the town
and 10 prevent atrocities which the insur-
gents are capable OF working upon the
helpless Spanish foes
| The revival OF doubts az TO the where
ahouts OF the Cape de Verde squadron hai
cnused renewal OF anxiety as 10 the Gre
gon. The ship was at Bahia at last ar
cornts and Us believed 10 have started
day or two ago up the Brazilian coast 4
| join Sampsons squadron In the West In
| dies. She will hnve TO maze en- average o
$500 miles. which VIII take about len day
| only, as she Is IN fine fettle ard average
! thirteen knots an houi on tie long rui
| around from San Francisco. However.
.s believed that Admiral Sampson liz as wei
posted as any one In washinston as 70 III
conditions existing in the West Indies an
he doubtless will do whatever is right Il
lis judgment to safeguard the oregon.
During the past month The bureau Q
lccistruction and repair q the navy depart
n.@nt spent 1890. 900 In the repair and out
fitting Of ships. and none y the none
went 10 new construction. Ths Is ssid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

be the largest expenditure in this particular
line made by the equipment bureau cye,
during the days OF the civil war.
The navy department was obliged To de-
cline the offer OF some wealthy icw York
crs. headed by o. H. +. Belmont, to build
and equip n torpedo boat for the govern
ments use during the war. The scheme
smackcd too much OF privatcoring.
The rush orders to the Charleston which
went out today will have The result posi-
bly, OF ohliging the department TO send an
other vessel probabl. the Philadelphia,
along with the troop transports which are
expected TO so out from San Francisco
about the end OF the week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
SOUTHERN METH0DIsrs.
Editor of the E.,,vOrth Fra to Dc
Paid-Article of Faith Changes.

Editor of the Eo,rOrth Fra TO DC
Paid-Article of Faith Changes.
Baltimore, May i1.-Much of today's sss-
sion of the conference of the Methodist
Episcopal conference session was tal,ea
up in the discussion OF tie proposition
to appoint a new editor of the Epworth
Era, instead of combining that TASK to the
secretary OF the Epworth league as hereto
fore. a compromise was finally effected
by the adoption of resolution thar the
secretary of the league shall continue to
act as editor OF The Era and he shall re-
ceive salary of $4,000 per annum. He Is
also empowered to employ an assistant, II
he finds himself unable to fill both posi-
tions.
The report OF the committee appointed to
revise the articles of faith which was filed
was adopted. There are numerous changes
in the articles of faith. but they are con
fined to the correction OF typographical and
other clerical errors that have crept IN
since their adoption in 1908.
| Rev. j. b. Magee of Talbot, Ga, intro
duced a memorial asking that the Advoca G,
the organ of the church, be made daily
instead of a weekly paper, and that the
sum of S75. 0G0 be set aside out OF the war
| claim fund" of S2Ss 900 for that purpose.
| memorial was introduced which prom
ises to make things lively for church men
who desire to attend theaters dances, play
cards 90 to circuses or races, or belong to
clubs which serve liquors, The memorial
was introduced by the Virginia delegates by
the title worldly Amusements,' and was
referred to the committee on reviyas.
The committee on temperance reporle,
against the request of the Anti,saioon
league for the appointment OF u,rec.o.
representing the conference on me ieasue
,,aara md also against naming delegates 10
the pD National conference, local delegates
heing deemed sufficient.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
PLANS FOR INVASION OF CUBA.
Army, Consisting of Regulars, Will TAX
the Island Next Monday.


MAJ pem yne board the mna umk fuehni dnaMucm
dmy rising 0g lh MONDAY dh erre
or a l
proceed directly Tia where f he ndg y
l lmnnm mue UNITE am npy mbym
tomorrow lie bring d f m y dup las t least 10 in
EMH pn done lr he i in hh pH wi he Uo
igtC Cuba ing by dh Gen Last hhtt | o. he i states been
ht % t. thr
d 20 M omit ht h b hm he equipment h ihgu
hnerpMe of ki
sea m@ have po u work g proceedings in % factory nd d AgM
rhuasHtH am A % asked II Or he C i ready t w hd
Ih hd y be pro n %
m dr "a deliver
mi La OWf
TT me h en- w
rdyadwn ct relic ph
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
pI.ucKY STAGE DRIVER.
Tbourh Badly wounded He bes's
nundit.

Redding, Cal, May l1--Just at oa""
an attempt was made to hold up Inc suns
running from Alturas to this place ne"
about three miles from town the driver
yvu,,om connorty. became aware thAI
w. one was climbing on his stage from
S s"i,i, Az the driver turned the woula,
be rnhher Aired poin, blank in his lace. ,ne
t,,,iet nassing through his check carr!,hs
49, of 90 his mouth. A hand to hand conflict
ansned the driver using his heavy MhlP
while the robber shot three more 'iii h,,i,a,
his intended victim seeonu o,rdsr
grazed his face and MIRO sn LII, oew
p pild connorty finally succeeded in lore orc
inr the robber TO the ground and the s,ass
horses @T dashed awey, carrying the p'u nrc.
driver out OF harm., way. He Is IN pre-
carious condition from his wound
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---- = 49, = ''-----s
THE "jNMtNES."
officers Commissions 10 M Given
out ns rN.rDnnmc.

officers Commissions 10 III Given
out rs pa'rDDune
Especial Dispatch to Tho Post)
Washington, May 1.-THE so-called IN
mrne" bill is raising up trouble for The
republican party. After the South gladly
furnished her quota of the troops under the
first call for 125000. that section is now
asked TO furnish an additional 10000 who
are immune 10 yellow fever; but the priNl-
lege lis doned the governors OF our States
from appointing the officers or the men
choosing them.
Ten Bali and Major Sayers poured hot
shot into the republicans IN the house Tor
refusing TO agree 10 MIR. Balls amend
monts asking that the governors appoint
the officers or that the men elect thom
Tho 800 offices are being reserved az red
eral pie for distribution by the president
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
WANTS PEACE
The People Are Crying for Food, and Not
for War.
CAMPOS IN POWER WILL ASK PEACE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
..o.ssese..s......s.

Herald copyrishtd 1898 by
he
said Mt
viii the with mn oe others
vo public sentiment
VIII inauguratei!
replied consider change which
brave enough speak first
think General Campos is the coming mana' asked
camo VIII be and although a @i be military
Il G u
the provinces and most strongly at
Cuba aud all The rou-
something narrowing
The motif
AZ Mgciray
all other necesparcs
sandsl
desperately hungry hidren Even
sunday and when that the matters are
committed suicide
talking money which
voted / Is t. b
one end OF Spain 70
1 viii
arcn cabinet
"ubt
future everything that is in view
The amounted nothing at ALA
dp carried
the people but simply
MOTH
summing the condition of the country the
Liberal Antilles and the
declaring throughout
Spain evaporation cry out at every door
people waro that can assure YOU
OF Herald learns from me nsss
on ssae
that they nave 'a' oee" ""N' - -
Feeling in France shown BY the let
crs'pordehIs IN .ns
on Tue l''A0p ~S "@
might business accordnsyJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

Laytor and the plans for the Cuban cam
Iais, returned today bearing with him a
bi, bundle Of maps and documents and i'm
medlptely reported TO General shaftor II ~
now believed that tho two Cuban regiments
viii accompany the regular troops TO Cuba.
The have an been armed with Springfield
rifles. and under almost ncessant drilling,
81, ranldly bCiug pounded into shape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
uJinoI. CentrnI scrvicr.

McnirhiF. tenn, May lI.-Begipnins To-
morrow the Illinois ceatrni railroad VIII put
into service tw, yestibuled trains from 81
Louis 10 New Orleans. via Memphis. Sleep
ing cars win also be- attached 70 all throngn
day and night trains. The Louisville New
Orlenne schedules will remain unchanged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
General Grnhnm's Mi.sion.

Atlanta. Ga. May j1-Maior General era
ham. commanding the Department Of the
Gulf, ieft Atlanta today ioi Washington
lille at the capital the general VIII
probably be 10 consultation with the secre-
tery Of war relative 10 the affairs Of the de-
parpcnt and the part which he VIII take
during the continuance OF hostilities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
Not included In means.
Cotton BcIt Bulletin.


Washington, May II .Loulsiana, Arkansas
Fair; southwesterly winds,
east and West Texas Oklahoma and New
Mexico-Fair; light westerly winds.
indian Territory-Fair, light westerly
winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

Montreal. May II.-sehor Polo ana MS
par,s have declined all social attentions owins
to the news from Manila II Is probable
thai the party Will sail for home Saturday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
EATHER INFORMATION.


F"~s -
OF low pressure is central over
with the lowest barometer 29.72
st. Louis. This disturbance will
move to the northwest. An area
|essure overlles the gulf coast, with
y barometer 1904 inches at jack
Partly cloudy to cloudy weather
Fcept over the West Gulf States,
Is clear. The rainfall was very
scattered during the past twelve
eherni tons.
IONS taken by the United states
ureau at 8 p. M. 18th meridian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

(special Dispatch 10 The Post and New York
Herald. Copyright 1885, BY James Cor
don Bennett)
On Board the Heralds Dispatch boat
somers n. Smith. Key West. Fla. wednes-
day. Mar II. The British man-of-war
Talbot which entered Havana hsrbof sev-
srxl days ago for ths purpose. 4 - ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

ST Thomas. May 1i.--lt Ia reported that
an American warsbip which had been lying
10 the westward sailed yesterday to join the
A,serican fleet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
MAPS or CUnA.

Lieutenant Wiley Reports Win D"c-
umcnts 60 General shnfter.
Tampa Fla. May ii-Iieutenant j. H.
Mncy. OF General Skaters staff. VINO was
eont TO Washington Saturday with reports
OF Captain Dorst aud Lieutenant Colonel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
san Antonio Club Disbrnaed'

San Antonio. Texas, May 1T
tonic team disbanded today and all ,ne p'"s
ers left for their homes tonight M ,ss
t,on Was taken because of collapse o. nv
. aus,,n team and fsilure to play the schedule
rpnes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
Texns Postal Mat'cr..

Especial Dlspntph 10 Nc
Washington, May ia new pos'on,s
established at Strawberry, smi,h 'opH''
TaSss charles p. Orr postmaster
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12
An Order Has Been Given for Five Million
Rations for the Army.
ONE-FOURTH OF THIS GOES TO THE PHILIP
PINES AND THE REST TO CUBA.
Many Changes Have Been Made in the Programme
Originally Intended.

the Reports Verde Fleet at Cadz the
Department Uneasy but is Satisfied Sampson WIN Pro-
tect the Oregon-A rliion and Quarter Dollars
Snent in Repairing and Outfittng Ships Dur
ing Past Month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-12

ported, Of taking away the English resi-
dents. left there this morning bound Tor
Nassau The warship did not take her
majesty's subjects from the blockraSd CITY.
That was all was able TO learn from
the officers OF the ship when spoke ner
about five miles out from MORO castle
blockade Running Prevented.
fspccirl Cable TO The Post and New YORK
Herald Copyright. 1895. by James uor-
don Bennettl
Kingston. Jamaica. Wednesday, May H.,
The British steamer Ironopoiis arrived at
Port Royal today with : cargo Of coal
from Cardiff. She endesvored 70 run the
blockade Of Havana. where the coal was
consIsned. but was stopped BY the Amer
lean fleet.
| The Ironopoiis than touched = Nesnan'
where the commissionsr sr1eese hef y
proosed 70 Jamaica ana 6b,iyee ~ ceTge
% ths asval splhcstli1e tneyq
The evening times., 1898-11-23
POSTOiE tiI e NUTiI A..

WASHINGTON. b. c. PoSroFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the ports OF
sailing daily and the schedule OF closings IS ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. Fer the week ending NoVem
her 26, the last connecting closes will be made
at this Office follows:
The evening times., 1898-11-23
Southern Ry.

Schedule IN effect October I6. 1857
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pa+
sei5 M.-DaiIy. local for Danville. Char
t,,.s and vay stations connects a. Manassas daily
-. Sfrasburr and HArrisOnbuTg- and at Lynch
burg with the Norfolk and Western daily.
Ills A M-Daily, the UNITED STATES FAST
van carries Pullman Buffet Sl-epers, New York
-, Washington to Jacksonville, uniting At Sails
nc with Pullman Sleeper to- Asheville and Hoe
Snrfngs. y c.. Knoxville. Chattsnl oga ard NJ M
phis Tenn. and at Charlotte Win ralinaa
~ Work to New OrisIns uniting At Charlotte
wi.b pullman sleeper for BIRMINGHAM Con
- az IyuchbuTg with Chesapeake and Ohio
paif1o,d f1r Lexington daily except Sunllly aad
Na.r-sI Bridge. daily: Solid train. NassingtOa
- ~ orleans without change Dining car Serv-
;ca sunset personally conducted tourist exrur-
ior through sleeper On this train every " Hedrcs-
- ., San Francisco without change
uAs a, p M.-Local for Front Royal, Strssbu-s
-, TJ,-risor!.,lrg. daily. except SUNDAY
aIe N Daily. local for Chariot tesville.
los ? NP1lyi 2Ef,R,, 4Ia1STTS IN IIxrqSD S, aSD
- - - P1iirnan Vrss ibuled SlcepsrS. Din7n.
-. and Day Coaehes. Pullman Sieepers. Ne"
~ 10 Nashville Tenn. va Ashsvilie. kn1N-
IN. ,nd Cbattanuogss Ncw Nors and Tampa. va
r,.,ltra Columbia. savannah art Jzcksouvilir.
- - o. Memphis. Va Blrm AZ am, New
- >, ORLEANS. Atlanta and Ncnt-
ssmery .Iisd Day coach, Washington =
,.S.-t, - .gfern Railway Dining Car. Grr~ns
TR,T<S on " WAsHINCTON AND OHIss %
ytSION leave Washington 9ol s. NJ daily and
- NJ aailv except sunday and G.25 2 NJ
s,l,v spIy. f1r Rcund Hil. t.52 ?. ". daily ex-
=, S,rrdsv lor LsrsisurE. and 6-25 p NJ daily
49, Hsrnd5n RetHning arrvs a. Washington
s-ss NJ dailv ard so p VI sundays only
- as 2 NJ daily except SUNDAY IRON Round
Hj1 .nd T-O5 A. N. daily except sunday. Rom
Hsrndou and s.si A N daily except sundsy
nom Leesburg-
Through trains from the South arrive AZ wash
inVtoR s:ts A. NJ. 2s20 P. ~ and s.35 P W.
Usrri-anbu1g Il noon daily. except sunday and
9.3s p NJ daily. and $50 A. " daily foB
Charl0ttesi ilis.
Tickets. sleeping reservation and intumas
ton furnished az ones. I05 18th 81 nv. 5II
PennsyIvanis ave. and at Pennsylvania Railroad
Passenger station
Telephons call 144l for PennsyfYania Railroad
Cab Service.
FRANK 5 CANNON. Third Vice President and
General Manager
J. NJ Ct'LP. Traffic Manager.
W A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
l. S. BROWN Gen. Agt.. Pass. Dept IS
The evening times., 1898-11-23
LADIES' GOODS.

WANTED-Ladies to know that MRS. LIyINGS-
TON. Of New York. owner and patentee Of
The Self-Adjusting Garment-cutting Machine
has taken p1rlors at 6Gs 18th st. NV. and desires
the pleasure of slowing this wonderful invention
for cutting ladies' and children's garments with
out paper patterns, pencils. weights. screws or
pins. A garment be cut in fve minutes. and
perfect ht guaranteed. In order to CONVINCE
the skeptical, she will without charge. teach any
one 10 cut garment SIS course offered, si2 this
week. which includes machine, Instructions in
cutting waists, single double under arm;
freEch and tailor bodices, sleeves skirts prin.
cess gowns, Louis jackets, box coats copying
fashion plates: alec matching plaids and stripes
oc27-lma
The evening times., 1898-11-23
FOR SALE-HOUS SES.

FOR SALE-Rock- bottom bargains Fine NV cor
ner, ne, o rooms. h. ;. and brick. -, 80.
18th ST. extended NV. 6room brick. a. M. l..
50 800. II ST NV. bet 10Th and 2l,t, lDroom
brick. $500. II and 25th sts. NV, 8 room
bricks, both s47Oo Sd It. ne Groom brick, a
III. j. So ESQ. Corner brick. ith ne. I rooms
square from st. cars, 5000 Good terms :.
NJ. JONES 1896 It. NV, Room 3 no22-3t, EN-
The evening times., 1898-11-23
RAILROADS..
Washington { Great Falls Electric
Railway Go.
RAILROADS.

Cars will leave Georgetown Union Station)
every 30 minutes from $50 10 $50 a m. and
from a. m. to IL p. m. Returning, leave Cabin
John Bridge every 30 minutes from 6:20 to $40
q. m, and from a m. TO I2 p. m, oftener
as traffic demands.
+. II. FOWLER, Superintendent.
no1s-u
The evening times., 1898-11-23
FOR SALE-PIANos.
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, 81 up; the only paperhanger
in the city giving written guarantee with
all work; samples brought: lowest prices for best
painting. send postal WM. Y. MAH0NEY, l23O
st. Anacostia branch. lis Pierce ST.
no5-lmoerSu
FIRST-CLAsS paperhanging and painting; rooms
papered, slz5 up; samples brought W F.
HUM. 72s 10th ST. NV. nos-lm
The evening times., 1898-11-23
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS.
BOG r 80. n w.

9O6 + 81 " W.
Gold hIlings and bridge work a spsriaity. al
the lowest price; amalgsm filings. 5oc, fall So
OF teeth on plates. q. extracting. either By gas
or local spray. sb.Olutsly painless. So. xith-
out 25c: all work done By experts AID guar
anteed the best: open or Sundays hOm ~ 10
, clock mh22 item