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guests were escorted through the great wine cellars of the colony and showed the they were driven in carriages and coaches over the vineyards and orchards and on their return were taken to the beauti- full country home of A. Sbarboro, the sec- retary of the colony not far from the big winery. Here another band dis courSed lively music for the entertain ment of the guests, and shortly after noon all were seated at long table un- der the great arbors and enjoyed an elaborate luncheon.
 The banquet having been finished. the guests were taken to the big tank and the dancing commenced. The great wine vault is the largest on earth being ten times the capacity of the famous tun of Heidelburg. Dancing continued until time for the train to depart. When on the return trip President Rossi and Sec-t retary Sbarboro presented each guest with an elegant souvenir
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Spanish fleet in the Pacific and the inevitable loss of the Philippines ought to open the eyes of the Spanish officials. It is no surprise that the real facts have not dawned upon the Spanish people, because, judging by the reports which are given out from Madrid, the character of Dewey's vic- tory has been carefully concealed from the Spanish public. The de- struction of the batteries at San Juan, pretending, as it does, the in evitabIe loss of Porto Rico, ought to clear away whatever doubt ex- ists. Add to this the state of affairs in Cuba and the overwhelming odds against Spain, and you have condi- tion of affairs, which, irrespective of the troubles at home, point inevitably to the downfall of the dynasty.
 '.Faced by such odds, any other na- tion would, I believe, begin overtures for peace, especially in the contin- gency of the defeat of the squadron under Cavera. But it Is the boast of the Spanish people that their na- tion has never sued for peace. They are tenacious of their national honor, and it may be that there will be no movement toward peace on their part until European nations, in self-de- fense, step in and force them to it.
 "If, at this distance, we can judge
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Call Office, Riggs House, Washington May 14.

While the War Department is busy preparing for the invasion of Cuba and the Navy, Department is on the ,tip-toe of expectancy of further re- suits in naval warfare, the State De- partment is quietly at work prepar- ing to meet all possible contingencies that may arise in a peaceful solution of the pending difficulties when the work of the other two departments shall have been accomplished.
 spain is expected sooner or later to realize the impossibility of the con fict, and in some shape there will come a suggestion of peace. But in what form no one can say. Secretary Day and those of the higher officials of the State Department who are in his confidence are at present acting on the theory that the defeat of the Spanish squadron under Admiral Ger vera will bring Spain to her senses. that such a defeat will inevitably re- suit in peace even if it does not brine immediate overtures from the Sham ish Government.
 Informally the possibilities of peace have been discussed at meet ings of the Cabinet as well as in the State Department, and of course there is any quantity of outside specula-
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SANTA CRUZ CHARITY. Benefit of Families of Powder Ex-
 plosion Victims.

SANTA CRUZ, May 14.-A benefit will be given Friday of next week for the families of men who lost their lives In the powder-nill explosion. At a meeting of citizens, with Mayor w. H. Lamb in the chair and Oscar L. Futile secretary. the following committees were appointed:
 Musie-E. B. Pixley. E. L. Holiday.
 Transportation-Hon. W. T. Jeter, w. C. Payton, J. B. Peakes.
 Ffnance-S. Leask. H. Wiley, s. J. Strauss.
 Printing and advertising-M. c. Hopkins, !, J. C. Leonard.
 Hotels-J. M. Walsh. F. B. Pixley
 Sale of tickets-Young ladies drill corps
 Hall and lights-J. M Walsh O. L. Futile
 Mayor Lamb will give prize to the young lady selling the most tickets. It will be presented from the stage on the evening of the entertainment
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of the conditions in Spain, her in ternal troubles are even greater than her foreign ones. It is more than likely that the defeat which we be- lieve will come will bring about revolution and anarchy in Spain. It is difficult to see how the dynasty can be maintained in view of the incom- petence. of spain's leading men.
 "I do not put much confidence in the cabled reports which tell of a strong peace element being now in the Cabinet as the result of recent changes. No Cabinet could stand which would make overtures toward peace at this time. There must be one more desperate effort on the part of the Spanish forces to retrieve the dis aster of Manila. That effort will be made within the next few days. When we have defeated the Spanish fleet Spain's friends in Europe may start a movement looking toward peace. It is certain that this Govern ment will listen to no suggestions of peace which fall short of the loss to Spain of Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines. If, after she has suffered another defeat, Spain asks for peace on those terms she can have it. but she may not ask it, and in that event no man can predict what will follow.
 1T believe that Spain, as a nation, will cease to exist, for the time teing at least-and that peace may come through this dissolution, and not un- til it occurs.o
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MUTINY IN THE RANKS
 OF NEVADA VOLUNTEERS.
Captain Wright of Reno Arrested and Three Men Sent Back to
 Their Homes

CARSON, May 14.-Insubordination broke out in the rank of the Nevada volunteers and Captain Wright of Reno was arrested this morning. Wright, upon being sent to drill the men. called an indignation meeting and protested against the temporary officers appoint ed by Governor Sadler. A petition signed by about seventy men. asking the Governor that the company be per mitted to select it's own officers, is said to have been headed off by Major Cox, who is Sadler's appointee; hence the meeting.
 A number of men refused to accom- pany the troops unless the officers were changed, but only three fell out of line when Governor Sadler visited the camp at 8:30 this morning. These three were permitted to return to their homes. The troops left tonight for Cheyenne, Wyoming. A dispatch from Congressman Newlands announced that Nevada would, in all probability, be permitted to furnish another troop of cavalry or infantry.
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HAVANA IS PREPARED
 FOR A LONG SIEGE
Spanish Troops in Cuba Said to Mum Der One Hundred and Forty
 Thousand.


 CITY OF MEXICO, May 14.-Lead- ing Spanish residents have issued news from Havana, brought by the steamer Lafayette to Vera Cruz. Blanco has shown great energy In preparing for the expected siege by the American fleet and land forces. The city and forts are provisioned for three or four months. It is believed the mortality among the besiegers In the hot and rainy season will compel the Ameri- cans to raise the siege.
 Havana Is now surrounded by en- trenchments for thirty miles. The troops in the garrison number 70 oOo and a like number are in the interior fighting the insurgents.
 The condition of the reconcentrados in Havana grows steadily worse. The Spaniards ask them when their Yan- kee benefactors are coming to relieve them The mortality is increasing among this wretched class, which has taken to begging for morsels of food.
 Nobody in Havana except a few higher officers knows that the Spanish fleet was annihilated at Manila, and the report is believed that the Americans were beaten there. Blanco allows no
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For afternoon and evenine weor, for dress-up occasions, 0 dressy BJacb Cuto1ooy Frocb Coat and Pest, nude from 1ipe English Worsted; this Is the proper coper Uhen 1oorn 1Cit11 0 poir of neat striped Worsted Trousers. NoW, you bnolo such suits are 0zW0ys held ct $2O. You con choose from 0 lot Iibe these ct
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favorable news to be circulated. It is believed in Havana that the campaign on the island will prove enormously fa- tai to the American troops and will be prolonged a year.
 Another account is that food supplies in Havana are good for much less time than four months. and that Blanco is in trap unless the Spanish fleet breaks the blockade to allow supplies to come in.
 The Havana people continue light hearted and the theaters put on pieces ridiculing the American fleet.
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SEARCHING FOR THE
 OREGON AND CONVOYS
Three Spanish Warships Reported Sighted Off Cape San
 ir1
Agentinho.

Copyrighted. 1898, by James Gordon Bennett
 BUENOS AYRES, May 14-I have just received from the Heralds cores pendent in Rio Janeiro a telegram worded in conventional and apparent ly innocent language on account of the censor. announcing three Spanish warships sightedSoff Cape San Agen- tinho, southward of Pernambuco be- lieved to be searching for the Oregon, Marietta and Nichtheroy.
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4 Spring OUercoat that IS silb- faced to the edge = th0t's the proper caper i,o O fine 6lacb soft TIcuno. This IS tue upper de- cree in sWeUdon1. # blacb IS nod to your fancy, why, O pretty shade of tan in CoUert Cloths. YoU b0Ue O liberal choosing from such garments thot rarely find O price on them Cess than S2O, but you cae choose from them 0t
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HUNDRED COUPLES DANCE
 IN A BIG WINE VAULT.
Unique Social Event at the Italian Swiss Colony in Sonoma
 County

SANTA ROSA, May 14.-By special in- vitation of the Italian-Swiss Colony sew eral hundred ladies and gentlemen of the State to-day journeyed on a special train to Asti. the beautiful home of the colony in this county, and participated in an event never before witnessed in the his tory of the world. Over 100 couples danced at one time in the interior of the great concrete wine tank recently built at that place, while a band of sixteen pieces sup piled the music.
 Upon alighting from the train the
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An Address On Dress
 To Mem!

.4zJ men folhs hGve c 0penchont to dress zOeW.
 The fashions thot houe been cre0ted by the sOeW toilors of America this se0son are costly Ue mean the biod that 1ce haue. The main cost of production off our sprine garmaemts for men lies ip the tailorinS, and tue eD- quisiteness of the garments tsat we haue sbo1cn t7tis season has 1com the approbatiom of San Francisco's most fashionable dreSSerS.
 .Monday we propose O sale on these sh-cJass g0rnoents. Our picture opposite sho1os os 1Oe1l as O pep-und-ink sketch c0n possi- bJy s7eow, the styles thot WilJ be given to you Monday.
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The Popular Hat.

Asb ony Stylish man about to1On Where's the p1oce to get 0 sty1isb hat-he'W surely men ton OUT house. He'W tezI yo11 the Pe0rI .4lpi,oe 1Oitb tbe bI0cE bGnd is tue correct thine for Spring. He'J tell yoU our house IS tue place to get tt, and you'W also Leorn th0t the eccIusiue b0tter doesp't shoU oe1 better bat 0t S2 tbon OUTS ot
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The times., 1898-09-25
OPINIONS OF PRESS AND PUBLIC.
PREDICTIONS VERIFIED.

See Boston Sunday Globe, January 8,
1898, for extensive article on Sir Russell
Dequfs readings Of the hands of several
local celebrities.
New York Herald says: Men like De-
qui and Cheiro command the respect of
the public and have been cordially re-
ceived by Americans
Robert A Van Wyck elected first mayor
of Greater New York, as predicted by Sir
Russell Dequi one week before election.
London Daily Telegraph says: Sir
Russell Dequi has raised palmistry to the
dignity of a profession"
Maj. Louis Ginter, of Richmond, Va,
1.-The Tobacco King says: Your advice
has saved me thousands of dollars"
Joaquin Miller: He is an able exponent
of an exact science which explains the
mysteries of life. All should see him"
H. Rider Haggard, the famous author,
writes: He is unquestionably an adept
chirologist."
Henry E. Dixey, the well-known actor,
says: He is a veritable wizard"
Readings and private lessons daily.
Hours 10 a m. to P. m. Sundays, to 5.
FOR LOCATION SEE MONDAY
DAILY PAPERS.
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THz ONLY
GRADUATE
PALMiST IN
THE UNITED
STATES.
Endorsed by the
Press and Public
of Europe
and America.
1t will pay you
to read this
notice carefully.

Sir Russell Dequi reads human life from
the cradle to the grave by a science as un-
erring as the laws of grayitation.
So extraordinary are his marvellous
tests in life readings that they must be
witnessed TO be believed.
s., 900 CHALLENGE $500 CHALLENGE
To any palmist in the United States to
equal his marvellous tests in readings from
the hand.
HE HAS READ THE PALMS OF
QUEEN VICTORIA, the Emperor of Ger
many, the Car of Russisa, Gladstone,
Bismarck, Grover Cleveland, Mrs. Cleve-
land, and many men and women famous
in literature. science and art. Past and
future events are to him like an open
book
IT MATTERS NOT WHAT YOUR
TROUBLE MAY BE, his long experience
and remarkable ability in solving the most
complicated problems or life enables him
to guide you Alright in all your under
takingS
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN YOUR
FUTURE PROSPECTS? viii you mar
ry? When? Is business bad? How i'm
prove il? Have you a lawsuit? VIII you
win it? Or q divorce? Or anything else?
A visit to this noted palmist may save
you many sorrows, sighs and regrets. he
warns you of impending danger. In bus
iness, travels health, love, marriage, sep
arations, divorce, lawsuits, wills, deeds,
mortgages, investments, speculations, etc,
his advice and counsel are invaluable.
Being a tried and thorough master. he is
enabled TO advise you intelligently as TO
how to make the best use of your capabil-
| ities, and show you the way to a life of
happiness, brightness and prosperity. All
work is done in manuscript form without
asking single question, and is strictly
confidential. No charge if past Is not cor
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1.uNEsSAaaEEaS

Harness Work in the city at Sulli-
vans, 2li 10th st. NV. Harness and
Collars made to order. Lowest
prices. Secondhand horse furnish
.ings bought and sold. Prompt re-
pairing.
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HAULING.

original Springmann's Express, e37 D
st. NV. Hauling Of all descriptions.
Storage. packing. shipping. Phone
262.
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tiers al
livery.
| ubiinS,
Family
Hard 6; 6; E. g.: /: :
Jenkins
OILS.

your gasoline and Illuminating oil:
from George C.. Bruehl, ls14 7th st
NV. He will keep your stove in re.
pair free of charge. Drop a postal.
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OPTICIANS.

Edwin H.. technical optieian, zoos G
st. NV, full line of eyeglasses, spec
tacles. opera glasses, etc.
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M M 6. THEO,

Medium and card reader Washington's most
famous Clairvoyant and Palmist Consult her on
business love and family affairs; reunites the
separated; removes spells; speedy
riRges and gives good luck Open daily. German
spoken; 25c and SOC. 929 81. NV. se20-7t
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Columbia
ACCTIONEERs.

Marcus, Auctioneer. Regular
sales every Thursday. A recog-
, nized authority on household ef-
fects and merchants stocks, 637
La. ave. NV, storage.
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Call for seni-monthIy Bulletins.
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE OR RENT-Modern brick house; de
lightful location. 220 \. Capitol St; ten
rooms and bath. OWNER, ZIG n. Capitol.
sc2z-st
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TYPEwRITERs.

ia a writers of all standard makes and
lEA Supplies at special prices for the
w Summer. Newman's. GIL Tth st. NV.
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aousEEuRNIsaINGs.

China :: e x: .;; !: S
II. Kaiser.
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS,

oOG # ST. n. w.
Gold filings and bridge work & fpecialty at
the lowest price; emalgam filings, SOC; full sets
Of teeth on plates. IS; extracting, either BY gaI
nr local spray absolutely painless, SOC: WITH
out 25c; all work done by experts and guar
snteed the best; open on Sundays from 10 to
o'clock. mh22-tt-em
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Photograph Parlors.
Coolest and most fas-
cinating place in the
city. Dummies, 10 for
25 cents. 919 Pa. ave.
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Weynan'S
Lawrence !: ). !: J:
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,
Cpl 9TH ST. NV.
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RARRERs, 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 anotheri Walford's,
All and 900 Pa. ave.
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AND PAINTERS, SUPPLIES

az ls Geo. F. & Co., successors to Geo.
R6G1fn Ryneal, Jr., Artists and Painters
mIIffl, Materials Draftsmen's outfits 4ls
tHu " ltbg eth ST W.
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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 al door.
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FEED.

George G. Rice, dealer in fou5
and feed, 646 and 64s II st. ne.
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Dewey /; !: ;
Hahn S
Reeves
ss~ - - - -
I 1Vpinn
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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BARRIER SHOPS.

class hair cutters. F. II. Burgess
, & Co., 1910 7th st. NV, Jos.
H. Anderson, Manager.
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Brass !: !: =: !
Do You
Montrol
House.,
SODA FOUNTAIN sUPPLIEs.

Fountain supplies, Thomas Birch &
M a Co., col d ST NV, headquarters for
.uHtG fruit juices, sirUps, extracts and
VuG u all goods used by druggists and
eonfectioners
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER.
SPECIALIST

SPECIALIST
IN Obstetrics gold medal awarded for the science
Of obstetrics from the University Of Munich Ba.
FETia treats successfully women's complications
and irregularities; private sanitariurn for ladies'
before and duIIng confinement Infants adopted
Once hours 10 p m 6l9 Pa. are NV. Metro
politsn Block, Washington. d. c. ielo-H
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Printing.
Printing.
JONES', ! !: +: T: :
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DANCING-MISS MARIE LEONARDO, 619 NJ ST.
NV; the only lady teacher in Washington
teaching under diploma, Masters of Dancing"
Why waste time in dance halls and in trying TO
learn from accidental teachers who know nothing
of the terpsichorean art? Protect yourself by cal.
ing on MISS LEONARDO, who viii make YOU pro-
fcient in few private lessons; no classes.
se23-St
BUY YOUR COAL at the Dump, Sd and sts.
se.; good coal, 1855 se23-St
WANTED-To buy confectioners and ice cream
tools: also one small business wagon Ad-
dress 3I06 NJ ST. W. sezS-3t
NOTICE TO PARENTS-Mothers can have thelr
children nursed, best food provided, called
for and returned in evening; price 50 per month.
HOME NURSERY, this Office se92-St-em
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-P .sno; a square riano import, in good
condition for cash; $40; on time $50; deliver
ed free from charge. Address X Q. b., this Office
se24-3t
FOR SALE-Fsmily returning TO Cuba will sell
piano. splendid condition, for s55. 1909 18th
st. NV. se23-3t
FOR SALE-A Kimball organ; in good condition;
but little used; suitable for church or lodge;
$40: cost 1925 6OS 18th st. NV; room T. se23- st
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DR.. Ledthermdn.

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the cure Of all private
diseases. Hydrocele, Yericocele, Structure I'm.
potency and Syphilitic Diseases positively cured
Advice ard Consultation Free. Both Sexes.
Hours, 8 TO 12, TO s; Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Evenings, 70 s.
COZ K Street Northwest.
(Closed sunday.) nhs0-t
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Carpets
Cleaned
Young's,

NJ. R., successor to the L. Rice
Company and Mattress Factory.
4SS Maine ave. sw. All carpets
fully insured against loss by fire.
Tel. 2O25.
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DETECTIVES

Service, Private Investi-
cations, Personal, Grim
inal, and Civil Consul
tation. and sdvice I ee-
1000 E st. NV, ups aiFs-
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PROFICIENCY IN BOOKKEEPING acquired by
comprehensive, practical system, taught by an
experienced bookkeeper; evening classes only;
those desiring to enter should enroll on or before
Sept. %. j. NJ. PROCTOR, $40 st. NV.
se21.Atem
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

Loughborough & 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-e42 L ST. NV.
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Department stores, 11l9-
1923 II st. ne, 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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Garrett CLEANING.

thoroughly by the improv.
ed steam carpet cleaning
Co.. s4e B st. sw. Albert
Kahlert & Co. Ali car.
pets fully insured against
loss or damage by FIRE,
Phone 2056.
F. H., l40i Pa. ave. NV,
Steam Carpet Cleaning
and Renovating Works.
Uphoistering, Feather
Renovated, Mattressei
Made Over, Furnitur,
steamed and moths de.
stroyed.
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ESTABLISHMENTS.

amt our clothes cleaned, dyed,
repaired or altered
Ietelits, the Clothing doctor, y
the man, 926 Pa. ave.
First-class Dyeing and Seour-
ing Establishment. Altering
and repairing neatly done,
Suits secured and pressed, 81.
705 9th 81. NV. Phone li3.
r. A, e2o 9th st. NV,
Branch, All 7th ST. sw.
mems suits cleaned and
pressed. 81; ladies dresses
cleaned or dyed.
Nine. D.; Dion, French dye.
ing and cleaning establish.
ment, 1918 G st. NV. Ostrich
feathers dyed. curled, dress.
ed. ami renovated in style,
Glove cleaning a speciality.
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ARE YOU GOING to Winter here? One of the
features Of the city is our splendid suits
and overcoats, tailor made, worn q little, at a
price that viii make your hair grow. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND 6l9 D st. NV. se3O-7t
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HIDES. TALLow. ETC

fertilizers, tallows. skins, and
wool. The biggest concern in
the South. Lewis Hoffen-
maier, 22I 10th ST. NV, 934
c, and SD, X and Water
sts.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Three improved stock, hay, grain,
and gardening farms; renting for cash; will
sell at halfprice; located at Boonville, No.. Bur
lingsme, Kas., and Denver, Colo. F. NJ. ROCKS,
Washington, ID. c.. se24-3t
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'LASTERERS.

Thos. E., Plasterer. Agent
for Acme Cement and PEN
ninsular Metal Lath- Office
1419 G ST. NV. Residence
1918 eth ST. NV.
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SHOEMAKERS.

fake your Shoes to order. Patent
Gather, Russet or French Cali
I -. Neat repairing west
'rices-goods called for. H
.orwich Co., lI5S 18th 81. NV
hand-sewed, made 10 order.
$500 up. Neat repairing for
ladies and gents at low prices
work delivered. II. Nor
wich, 1855 l4th ST NV.
Igazio. Boot and shoe
maker, 900 18th st. NV.
! Fine custom work Repair
ing a specially.
Frank, 90S ID ST. NV, Gus
tom boot and shoe maker.
Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

the Photographer, makes a spe-
cialty OF ehildren's pictures. Ii
others fail, try me. Best Mezzo-
tiuts. lowest prices. See samples.
72S eth ST. NV.
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DENTISTS.

ington Dental Psrlors, northeast
corner 9TH and Z NV. Painless
extraction, soc. High class work al
reduced prices for the Summer.
Dental Association. Scientific
dentistry at moderate prices,
Corner eth and d SITS. NV. Open
Sundays. 10 TO l o'clock
q Dental parlors, 1909 r st. NV.
. Local application for extract
ing.
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ing. W. P. Flack, 407 ii 81. ne-
Registered plumber and gas fit
ter. Remodeling estimates
cheerfully furnished.
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horp,
COM.
Say e; e.: !: :;;:: :: :
W ash !. : !.
J.. S, ; ;; ;
E:Va ans
STORES.

Nj Bros, 743 to 747 sth st. Extra
ktHgEl heavy Japanese Seamless Mating at
BtUHEE So per roll OF 10 yds.
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Stables, 121O-1212 Ohio
ave. NV. Best and
cheapest accommodations
in Wash. for transients
and farmers. Livery,
Boarding and Hiring.
NJ, Ii. Sullivan. Prop.
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NME. DAVIS born clairyoyant and card reader,
tells about busiEess; removes spells and evil
influences; reunites the separated, and gives luck
10 all; piles and drunkenness. l22s 18th ST.
NV. ses-lm