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The Delta independent., 1898-06-24

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for amy
case OF Catari h that cannot be aured by liza $
FL. CHE~EY & co. Toietn. o.
We. the gned. have known y. i, Cheney
for the las, II wears. and believe him perfectly
honprnD;e IN all business transact iofs and fnan.
ciai able to carry out any obligations made by
their hrn
WET h rKrAx, Wholesale Druggists. Tuled,, o.
wAipIss. Krssss 4 MArvTs, Wholesale Drug
gi.ts, Te.esio. o.
IIaii'r Catarrh ture l. taken Internally. act
ipy drrctiy upon the biocd anil m ncous surfac,s
Of the ~. tenn. Tes tmo-ia's sent free fricc
Tic per bottle Sold b. all Gf asHists.
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DEntRr lANe, FINAL PnOOr.
Notice. for Publication.

Us LAND orrIcr. Mpsrnn-E. Cool
MAY ~. tsst-. \
Notice Is hereby given that Lucy l.. shcdd II
loo, Corona street. Denver. Colorado Las MED
notice sf Intention To nnnke proof on her desrrt
land claim No tf2 Ute for III. T.. y y. = scc.
2oS. W. Il Sec. 2i and W. = =. y Y Sec. II Tp.
u n. n " W. 9th =. NJ before the Register and
Receiver nt Montro-c, Colombo. ON saturday the
9th day of July. isps.
she'namcs the following Witnesses TO prove the
complete irrigation and rccnmrllon Of said
IL nd:
Ambrose ~. Rngets. Charles ~ Chryser.
Thomas 8. Gum. Robert Jones. all Of D~is.
Colorado.
J,Nps A. LAYTON. Register.
First pub. June last pub. July $. Isps.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-24
CHAPTER TX.

The excitement consequent upon the
appearance Of the Empires "bouncer. I"
Mr.. r. Maloney. at the early hour Of
half past O'Clock this fine April morn
Ing was not slow In spreading itself
from the guardhouso to the quarters and
thence TO officers row. by the time the
bueis sounded for guard mounting u o
tbsre was hardly bouschoId along the
line that did not know that Just before
gus IRE the Celtic Cerberus Of this once
popalar resort Asd turned up In gar
fisua, boldly demanding the right 10
ring se Major Basry's deos and merely
asking where it was.
Very properly the onspofal a The
guard bod bees summoned By the SEN
ny who Asss sighted the psssuDabIs
prowlss, ssd vsry properly tho cuspof,l
bed told Af. Malooey that this was no
koss 10 b calling ss officers quastefs
asd thss bed have 70 co0e with him 30
tie eussdboaa sad wait tbesU tie
pleasure of tie sssspusssy poss ouo-
Dasdef. sad very psoperiy the crspprzl
Was o0ass1 u 30 sbmked ss the Sod
- sVpsassoss q The yeaag laAy h.
asss q ~ R.sTys' q.ssssss - ber
aDoopUeen,ess shst sba would follow
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90 Lses, osssp esWsv"-Hsw psiIna
Slrspes "oasaA.-

Bexispiae 1hus~dsy. February 10. tho
Cosossl3o Midland w,ll place In service
- e1uiss Q and 8 the new Pullman
.Iseuae -Bseslt," With ten sections and
deovjog puyn, vide vestibuIes sod
euUSoesa With hot and cold water in the
Issujsssss. Pistseh Gps aud uphosscrcd
in sbs 80 eeesish ssoun. Take trip
n,sss = 1~sesp ssiivsy sssyei. For
sueSlss posfieulsss call % ~ s13dsvss I
n. 01uu6e, Gay RWiuhe 81 rsosages
Net, Ord JssseisR. Cojo.
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WTttntuU IN HC grasp OF sLNC COTDOTOt OJ
the guard.
cion Of soothing sirup in his medicine.
He was awake long hours end was only
falling into . troubled doze when The
rafters shook with the dull boom Of The
reveille gun, and the bugle Of the infan-
try summoned the little garrison to roll
call. Not ten minutes thereafter came
the sound Of voices ON the road below.
ono broadly Irish, loud, truculent, semi
defiant, the other low. firm, but authori-
tative.
II tell - the Teddy will 80 me-
she'll ses me the instant abe sees thia -
the 0rse was 0ying. Him that sint
IT'S dying on mo hands wid sosra 49,
''Stop your Internal noise," was the
fierce interruption. You'll 80 no one
here until people are mp. and not then
until you can give an account Of your.
seH."
And Maynard. painfully struggling
ont Of bed, reached the window with
no little effort and gaxed out upon the
road. Writhing in the grasp Of the cor
poral Of the guard, to whose assistance
another soldier had run, was . brawny
Irishman, and Maynard knew him at .
glance. Il was the same fellow whose
shook bead bad peered from the upper
window over the Empire saloon the day
Of bis luckless mission in search Of alb
sentees
Frantically now he was waving q pa
per In his hand ~ though striving TO
attract attention, while . stalwart arm
and hand nearly throttled him and
surelv stouped his speech and evan
The Delta independent., 1898-06-24

VIII buy ari sell Domestic anS Foreign ES.
change. VIII I,ay Int res on time d-tosf-. aud
give prompt And carciu. attention to Collection
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FOR RENT--A large room. suita bic for
one or two gentlemen; or will rent for
Office. S26 18th st. NV; rent low.
ia 3t-,m
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

IN affect November II, 1917
&c rams arrive and leave Pennsyivanis
Passages S m:aHIpally. local for DsnviHs.
&C., and way stations, connects at
shaosas for StrasbUrg, Harrison burg ana
S.auntc.n, daily, except Snhuas anu as
I,Trchp1TE with the NOTION anu "eSeein'
daiy;;s ,theUNITED TATE5
FAST MAIL, carries ,d fTWi sRhin,. BTts e.
1sct s',nyiiIe, uniting at salisbury win
JS Jazz Sleeper for AsheviIle and Hoo
Snrinss. n. c.. knoxynle and Sh hat,
tanoo 1seoer for Augusta. Pullman bGffss
man man. Kew YORK toSew Orleans, connect
ing as Atlanta for blIl W WIN anu t Ia
pms. 80 ONO Railway for Lexington and
peahee'I Ridge. daily. Solid train, wash
N Ntua =, New Orleans w1t.!ouS change. sun
Ing eOl s,naHv coufiu6 ted tourist excursion
set per sIssner on this train every W ednes-
t dnv and Saturday to san FRANCISCO With
out change. Font RovaI ssrax
burg and HarriSonnurE' uAi''' sA'ep' sun
t.5Y p. m.-Daily. iOca; for chariotte''
Wis. u-paliy. WAS HfNGTON AND
soiJTHHEST TERN. VESIIBULEEo, LIN.
GTTED composed OF Pullman NestlpuIed
.Ieepers. .1naSs G Sew t iork e Nss
ru-Ilha,S,, Via y sheville. knOXVle. ana Chat
..ann9a: New York To IaSpa, via Char
I-,rf (tfnss -
s',n,r at Dauvi lille with pullman sleeper
1919 Sicnuls.1d to Augusta, via Coluu.pta.
18th eonncction for Aiken, ); =; Vow
YORK TO Memphis, via blTming nam: New
W. 70 New orleans, via Atlant9 ard
H. ,.nInery. yeStibuled day cOach Wssn-
IN E'Jes rscnsborO to Montgomery.
car aTSS on WA HINTON AND OHIO
,,,viSftlS leave Washington 9col m.
oa,,T aud AS y. m daily, e2oeBt sO1IISay.
ooHI G-:5 N m sunday only iOf konhI hht'
az saa M daily, except Sunday, for Lees
SuIg, aud 6:25 D. m. DALI Tor hsrndoa.
Psfssuins arrive at Washington so q
- snd 400 d. m. daily, from Round Hill.
nv y ,o6 a. Ia. daily, except Sunuay, from
GaTn.fon. and g. 81 a m daily, except Sun
f6ronCh trains from the South arrive az
Wilmington 8 AZ a. m, 20 p. N. and
eSh o. m. daily. HaTIisonDUrg, z; 10 p.
o. ana e:25 D. m. daily, except Sunday.
ma $40 a. m. daily from Charlottesville.
Ticsets, sleeping car reservation, and IN
formation furnished at offices, 700 18TH
-. NV. 5iI Penus ylvania avenue. aDr AZ
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Passenger station
Wv III. GREEN, Gen. Supt
J. NJ. GULF, Traffic hInlaSe-.
. w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent:
i. 3. BisOsyS. Ge'. AT. iass. Dcpt
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BaltilnOre&0hio
Schedule in effect Nov IA, 1897.

Schedule IN effect Nov. IA. 1887
Leave ashIngJou 1rOIii station cOrner
of New jersey avenue aud c street.
Limited trains il.O5. ll.25 q IN, sos
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and IndIanapo
i IL: Ex r. p M a cypress ss iS5 l
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express
daily 11.05 a. IN. and $50 p. III
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. lbs
winchester and way stations. Is . N.
.3.4O and $3.50 p. M
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Roer
noke. 900 q. N. daily sleeping cars
through.
For Baltimore. week days. 8. $50.
17:05, 1710. x5-39. rs. $50; 1920
x x5lS, Ks SS SG 20. $40. $500, 80 sYs
- 20, Ills: xl4S 80 p 10 10 snd a. 1i2 s q
x5 90 a I'D, x12.IO. xl 10. 20. X 800.
$50, 4.35, 1905. x5.lO. $50, $500,
IS. 90, Ills, XIl-JO p. Ia. %l2-Ol hlS ~.
For Annapolis, Z 10 and 8 50 IN. so
y Fas Frederick, week days. 9. 11.25 q. m.
$50, $50. y. N. sundays a. H. A.io
Fot Hagerstown, III .o6 a. IN aud $50
For BOYD and way points. week days
Ss Ue .. 90 a. m. lis. % ,. IN.
For Gaitbersburg and way points. week
dayA 3, o, q. m. l2.oOt $40. 100
S.J5' 100. 11.45, p. IN; S1ndays. .
is. AS, 7.Os, 1915 .. m
2or " ashin EtOu Junction aud way polntA
m $50. $50 p. Ia week daTS
q. u, .15 D. IN SUNDAYS
RoYAL BLUE LINE FoR KEW IoRS
AND PHILADELPHIA
trains Illuminated with Plntsch lEns:
F. Philadelphia New York, Boston ana
,na EAST. week days. 100. ;, 10 a. NJ
f5o5 Is tall Dining Carsl, 3, TOTO I'm
inc Carr. a z oil night: sleeping Gar open
ar 10 o'ciockl Sundays, LOO. a. "a
~ Ik Diniag Carl, 8. 1906 Dining Gar.
i2VI nIgnI; sleeping Car open ~ ctooS.
Additi0naI trains f0r philadelphia, week
days, daily. p. m.
ParIor Cars on AL da y trains.
For Atlantic City, 10 a. m, l2-oo noon.
ard / rs aud 3 y. m. week days. a. u
For Cape May. 1905 noon
rErcent Sunday. XExpress trains
u gyare ca He'd for and checked from no
..is nd residences by Union Transfer u
" ,rsiers left st ticket offices, 81 u Penn
txanfa avenue northwest, New YORK
sSn,,. nd Fifteenth street. and at deDos
M II GREENE. ID. b. MARTIN.
en-. Managed. Mgr. Fass. Traffic
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HAILksOAD<.
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH aSp ,


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH Avn n
STREETS
81 80, - M week days-PITTs BURG Ex
bnre ,s-pan.r AMI Dining Cars. Harris
io.9o a M PENIS YLvANIA LIMITED
ObseTra ah s'ssp.nI; Dlnins. smoklng, and
sSr,.I,.,'',soh Sars harrisburg To Chtcag 60.
Ii.nS'hna u, Indianapolis. sc Louis. CleVe-
ianl and Toledo. Bgffst Pa3lor Car to
Harrisburg
10 30 a MAST LINE-rullmsn Bunrs
. al harrisburg to Pittsburg
AV Y. 81. CHfCAGO AMI sT LOUIs
Sleeping Car Washington TO Sc
IisbuTg To ST. rosnis Sn Sa D Wa ca
nnsdl and Chicago
80 NJ wESrknN ExPRESS- Pull
and Harrisburg tc Cieyeisasi b.aing %
70 Cnfcago.
4ru,,,1M.. fs1,u s,nInS E TX;
snd cc insi.. snd AIs s,n,s TO St Louis
AoAo fACIFiC EXPRESs-PJh
/, Ia sleepang Car 10 Pittsburg.
- .. m Tor Name. CanandaiguA. eocnao
MO- Niagara Falls daily. cxceDs sus
1910 .. n. for EimIra and Remove dany,
s1Cegs sunday. Fog waliamsport daily.
20 20, = xn M for willamsport, Rochester,.
Wsssin sssn 70 Barf.s sa S'ss'"s 20"
'1so 3 Rn "a fos Erie Cana neIaigns, Rocess
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington -
Rochester Saturdays only.
tor fhiiadeIpnIa. New York and tina
Enst.
40 p m, CONGRESSIONAL LIN
LlED, daily. all Parior Cars. with DIR
ipg Car from BaItimore. Regular at ZOO
.DHing Car !, $40, 300. lU:00 dining
Car. and Il:0o blning c ar FROM VIZ
I 1n,ng.onJ a, M l2;46. $40. 40, $50 90
dining Carl, SOB e. Zoo On I iap51 tDinios
Gar from Wilmington q m, 1915, 3;1A
fadelpSa i Sniy f faa Ex Se = Ts6 re
days z:0i and 5. so y: daily Eos
BOSTON, without change. 90 a. IN week
days, and AGO p. m. daily.
for BsItiIDore, $50, ZOO, TO 500,
sspS i Isss 1898 IssS a s6, il sss s9ss
$500 LiInltedl. AGO. . SO. $40. ala
6;o9. TO. 1000. 10 40. Il:I5. aud
JOG Zoo s q ioS Se $780, 80 7 1 1s so
4:26. 5.46, 6.I5. $50. 100, 1000
rd 49, to.s and ! 90 p N
ass y IN. daIIy. except sunday.
For Anna polls. 2 60, 800 q. M. 4-20
And o;1O p m. daily, except Sunday.
Atlantic Coast Line -EXpreSs Tor Florida
aid points On Atlantic Coast Lsns, 4-30
O. r. 3A6 p. N. daily. RIcbmOad only,
1907 q. IA. week days, Atlanta Special.
Via kschmond and Sea board AiT Line.
4.4O p. N. daily AccOmiDOda ton for
NUantico. As a. IN. ally, and 40 o.
IA. Week days
SCRsnOre Connections.
For Atlantic City tvla Deia ware River
Bridge. aiEraH TOuteJ. 81 D. In. daily,
Via Market street wharf, l y 30 aud IL 90
a. m, 40 D. IN, week days. and liza
p. m daily.
For Cape May, 100 q. n week days
1850 y. IN. daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and o
streets. and ~ the sta ton. sixth and =
streets. where orders can be left Tor sho
checking VI baggage to destina ton from
hotels and residences
J-B N.CeneraIMauagsr
J.k- WOOD. General Passenger gems
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-This is to
give notice that, on January B, 1898,
there was filed and recorded in euuit v
docket Az, No. 1887, of the supreme
by Y. Raymond O'Conneil, praying that
his name be legally changed to that of
J. Raymond Stafford. The substance OF
said petition is: That both of the petitioners
parents are now dead: that he has ALWAYS
been known by the name of j. RAYMOND
Stafford and that from his infancy he
has been reared, educated, and main
tanned hy his uncle, Or. J. J. Stafford.
j. RA YMOND O'CONNELL., Petitioner.
DOu - , ~ DOUGLASS, Attorneys.
ia,-1t-21-3t
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

WANTED Experienced meat cutter; reis'
all after ) y. m, 2023 j attn 81. NV.
Item
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE commissioners ID. c.
Washington, ID. c., January 3, 1898
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office uEtii . H., SATURDAY. FEBRUA-
RY 3. 1898, for widening p Street Bridge
over Rock Creek. FORMS of proposals speci-
ficationS, etc. may he obtained at this
office. j. W. ROSS j. b. WIGHT, W. NJ.
BLACK, Commissioners ID. C.. ja4-6t
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Madame LAMONT,

Ciairvoyant and palmist; advice ON bust
ness, love and family affairs: names in
full: madame convinces the most skeptical;
fee, soc and 81. 1903 g st. NV. ja4-1m
THE difference is simply this: We can sell
you splendid custom made suit or over
coat. worn a trifle,' for less than you
can buy a common cotton new one; better:
cheaper! See JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619
st. NV. ja37t-em
SPIRIT ISM-Mrs Zcller, M edium,
11O2 New York ave. 9th and lw. };
seances TUESDAY and Friday evg's; inter
views daily; Sunday evening meetings,
Typcgra phioa al H all. 425 g ST. NV.
deaf 1T en-
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BUY YOUR COAL at the Dump. T bird al nd
X SITS. Sc; Clayton coal, s. per ton; other
Goals from S4.25 to $5.70. GODFREY.
1a7- Stem
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dining-roon, kitchen: fur@or unfur.; no
children: terms, $40 per Iho. Call 1908
III st. NV. Ja7-3t-em
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srTua11oNs .vANrEp-MAI.E


WANTED-By respectable colored boy, 10
Years old, place as porter with some
dressn3ker. or work in boarding- house,
best OF reference. Address r. A. L.. this
office. laT Stem
WANTED By gentleman possessing good
business qualifications. position; office
work preferred; moderate salary. Address
r. H., this Office. Ja1-3t
WANTED Position by young colored man:
willing To DO anything: best of reference.
J. II. HUNTER. No, - 18th st. 81. ta7-3t
wANrEp ny French bow. 1 3 wears old.
spesks English, situation in a private
family. Address 7I3 18th 81. NV. 1t
wANTED-Reliable ma n wishescareof gen
ueIntu S place, viz: la WIS, flowers, stock,
dairy. repairs, etc. Address GARDENER,
this office. la'-3t
wANTED-Sftuation by harkeeper; good
mixer; first- class place preferred. Adj
dress i H.. this office. ja7-3t
wANTED-By colored boy, aged19, place
as dishwasher, waiter i'm noardingIlouse
or work of any kind. Call or address
W. j., $40 10th st. NV. 1t
WANTED BY a first-class cake baker
steady situatton; best of refs. A ddress
CAKE, tins Office Ja6-3t-em
WANTED-Position Toy an experienced gar
dener: flrst-elass refs. Address GAR
nEAER. losS Bladensburg road. Wash
ington, II. G. .e6-3t-em
WANTEp-By expert penman writing
OF any desc riptiOn to he done evenings;
auult rug. ADDRESSING. l43o st. NV.
jan6- Stem
NAAGED-A situal ion in good grocery
store 10y Al meaicuiter aud grocery
clerk ref. fron present employer. Address
II. T., this office. ia6-3t
WANTED BY gentleman serving as secre-
tary 10 Congressman, thoroughly ac-
gualnted with department work. viii assist
another for reasonable compensation. Adj
dress y. Y, this office. 1a6-3t
$50 CASH for Government position and
SO per month as long as position il held
pa wing $40 or $50 per month. W. ID,
this Office. la03t-em
WANTED by colored man, place az eating
bar, tender or cook; 2uod references.
2439 Snow Row NV. Ja5-3G
WANTED BY Young V hite man. aged 21,
situation as valet; refs. Address 9.
H.. This off ice. na6-3t
WANTED By colored man, place as house
worker aud butler in private family. Call
1914 llth st. NV. ja5-3t
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DO you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times only COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served 10 you by carrier for fifty
cents a month?
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FOR RENT-10O2 9Th st. NV: or 3 IN
fur. rooms: heat and light; $12; refs.
a Xchanppd. 1a6-St-eIn
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FOR SALE-HOUS SIS.

FOR SALE $3.50 cash and 81 per month:
new press brick dwelling. Sd st. and s.
c, ave. Sc: $1,000: rented at SIO-S0 Fer
month. III. NJ. DANTE, owner, 405 10Th
st. NV. ia7- 3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND EEMAIE

WANTED -COlored man and wife wishes
place 10 work IN house or take charge Of
place: best reference. Address HANDY,
this Office. Ja0-3t
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FOR RENT-Lovely communicating, I'd
floor, unfinished rooms; also douDie
parlors, 1 st floor. near tn ST. and all depart
Iuents; bay window brick. $50 | st.
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wANTED-A first class bread baker; no
other need apply. $50 AZ St NV.
Item
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ron Observation-Disclosures ROOM.

FOR RENTING unfur. rooms for light
housekeeping; rent reasonable. llS 9TH
ST. NV. ia t-3t
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FOR Rents nicely fur.--rooms on I'd
1ioor; light housekeeping; heat and gas
for cooking: front parlor; for l or gentle-
men: reasonable. 231 LIST st. NV.
Ja7 Stem
FOR RENT--A large ROOM, suita bic for
one or two gentlemen or will rent for
Office. S26 18th st NV; rent low.
ja7- Stem
FOR RENT 1905 l. st. nw.parlor bedroom.
dining-roon,, KITCHEN; furaor unfur: Nc
children; terms, $40 per mo. Call 1908
III st. NV. Ja7-3t-em
WANTED-A widow wishe, Ia rent some
large, newly-papered ruonIs. with priv
iieges. T. NJ, this office ja7-3t-em
FOR RENT.-Two nicely furnished rooms.
"a and Sd floors: rent reasonable: 500
4th st. NV ja7-3t
FOR RENT. Very large fur. 2d,story front
room, SO. All I'd st. NV. Item
DIX RENT-S4 per week for nice rooms
anu good board; fine, central location.
ZIG 18th st. NV. Ja7-3t
FOR RENT-Two com. looms; furnished
or unfurnished; single or en- suite: Sl5.
423 4th st. NV. ja7 3t
FOR RENT Second floor; 2, 3 or 4
rooms; heat, gas, light and bath. 1887
Marion st. NV. ia76t
FOR RENT-Fur.; large room; So per mo-;
or very large front room; $40 per mo-,
2d-story. 946 l. st. NV. 1t
F0RRENT-9i6 N. Y ave. g ROOMS: . front;
fur. or unfurnished; single or en- suite;
reasonable terms. ta7-3t
FOR RENT Near G. p o. large newly fur
room: heat and gas; private family.
II 1-2 i st. ne. Ja63tem
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room; board
optional; gentlemen only; electric cars.
1435 st. NV. jan6- 81 ,em
FOR RENT-Large, nicely furnished rooms,
suit able for NJ. c.; board optional; at
ITO 4 st. NV; near departments. Ja6-;,t
FOR Rentals I'd st. NV, nicely-fur-
lisheu 2d-Story front ROOM, suitable for
two gentlemen or man aud wife: near car
lines; reasonable rates, With or without
board. )a6-3t
FOR RENT Nicely-rurnished rooms, with
heat ana gas for gentlemen. 457 Mo.
ave, at IL st. !a6-3t
For RENT 939 Va. ave; near Smith
sonian; nicely furnished OF unfinished
rooms, suija BILE for housekeeping: table
boar I'd il desired; rates reasonable; north
eTn family. ja6 st
FOR RENT-Sl % per weekeach, for two
refined gentlemen, also 81 30 each, in
two well furnished and very warm rooms.
clean aud well Ca ret for; hea lthiest loca ton;
electric ears pass the door. sma II Driva te
Northern family. 2412 4th St NV. Ja6-3t
FOR RENT-Large and sunny second floor
rooms, or all of house excepting third
floor, five rooms and bath, for housekeep-
ing; rent very low; references exchanged.
l54l 10th st. NV. ~ Ja6-3t
FOR RENT 18th st. NV, large and
small rooms, furnished or unfinished,
locatioa central ana desirable. Ja6-3t
FOR BENT-Nicely furnished hack par
lor; for one or wo gentlemen. with heat
and gas; price, 50. Address l405 9th st.
NV. 40 Ja5-3t
FOR RENT-FuTnislVed or unf uruis he'd
rooms; with privileges, rent Teasonab bic.
SDS 9Th IT. NV. Jab-t
-roR lkENl'-Dup large room. nicely fur
niShed; bright and sunny; squares from
Capitol ana Library. 500 Sd st. Sc.
la6-3t
FOR KENr-Comfortably fur. room. cen
trail. 81 pei week. % ID St.nw. Ja5-3t-em
FOR RENT To adults; flat OF 3 rooms
and ba IA. steam heat and gas, also > ba Sc
ment rooms. Apply 2OS st. NV.
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Tho Morning. Evening and Sunday
Times for fifty cents a month
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REDUCED SALES-S5 and $50 Mems
Overcoats, $3.50 and $3.50 up; Sc and
$500 Mems suits or clothes IS 90 and So
up $3.50 and 5000 Mems listers, 81 80
and 1913. Boys Refers, 81 AZ, were
81; Boys Overcoats, So, were So: Boys
special Mems Pants, 81, Were So and 81:
special Mems Pants CSC. Were SI.5o:
Cnil0's Pants. To- 5 Years, I0c., were
25c.' Mems and Boys Hats and Caps re-
duced to half price, at SELBY'S. 1908
Penn. ave. nv. fa7 -6t-em
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WANTED-A widow wishe, Ia rent some
large, newly-papered ruonIs, with priv
iieges. L. M, this office ia1-3t -am-
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WANTED-By respectable coiored boy. 10
Years old. place as porter with some
dressnlaker. or work in boarding house:
best OF reference. Address r. A L., this
office. JaG Stem
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Young man, white, take care OF
itorsps and lea rn painting; one having eN-
ueT1epce PREFER ed. Address. stating terms.
etc 4. f.. this Office. Item
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

BUY a lot for Investment or home; Con-
duit Road and Great Falls Electric Rail-
way; within District; healthy; elevated;
terms easy, plats, etc. CLARK BROS,
$50 ID st. NV. dell m0-eR
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The above is only "a portion OF tie prop
erty on my books. For full lit call at
office for bulletin issued On the LIST and
9Th.
THos. E. wAGGAMAN, OF st NV.
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FOR SA LIE Lunch room; located near
Patent Office; price, $3.50; low rent;
attractive fixtures. genuine bargain. Dun
LAP, SOC st. ja4-4t
FOR SA lie 81 25 viii buy paying grocery
stand in leading market; cheap rent;
snap. DUNLAP, sos + st. ja4-4t
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms.
"a and Sd floors. rent reasonable. sos
4th st. NV. ja7-3t
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DANCING.

DANCING -WaltZ and two-step guaran
teed in few lessons; no classes: strictly
private, fancy dances also taught. MISS
MARIE LEONARDO, 6l9 M ST.. NV, the
onlylady eacher in Washington w no teaches
under a diploma of national associat ion of
masters of dancing: protect yourself from
Incompetent teachers. Ja6- BIT
DANCING-Prof. Caldw wells Academy, 5th
and ii st. NV, Tuesday and Friday even
ings. private lessons given daily. Address
zoe 9TH st, NV. ia4-6t-em
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PERSONALS.


SPECIALIST.
in Obst etrics gold medal awarded for the
science OF obstetrics from the Univ ersity
of Munich. Bavaria. treats successfully
woman 5 complaints and irregularities. pri-
waite santa mum for la dies Eerore and dur
ing confinement. Office hours from 9 a .
IA TO . D. ni.i No. 6lS Pa. ave. NV.
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