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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

that While he was here he intended to see every
race run on metr0pGan tr ,ha wav from Virginia
to see the Handicap. His horse. Royal stag, was
iss coiors in the English Derby. will be starter
IN h 6 Fsnd p Taxenh rnrt the perby Elm
twelfth and Bridegroom II was fourteenth =, mr..
ment at Leesburg Va. He expects twenty horses
including the stallion soville TO arrive from Eng Eng
pany to England Curtis intends to raes on an ar
highly bred English stations is likely TO revive the
breeding interests in the fertile valleys OF Loudon
The paddock at Grayesend was not IN the best
condition owing TO the I'm hut
there absence Of the tastefuy gowned wom-
en- who set of the beauties Of the paddock at MOTIFS
track muddy and slow for every candidate Ior
Hancap made rpendf D. tn tn the
hour and has improved In looks wonderfully since
his in the Es coneesed 10 he
disposed Of his chances & =, ,,,.n,or q. he
also was in the pink OF condition. aIthough MS
trainer Peter WINNER, mournfully told his friends
horse race. ogden overlooked by the seekers
on Deck appeared to be big and lusty. and not
ready for racing mile s and quarter up 10 ies
bit the entire distance; sy FOX was nrse ,bsi
had won five in three weeks. Don De ORC OF
course. had large number OF persons around him
His appearance Indicated that he was all right
bodily, but even J. J. Hyand is unable TO train
dispositions -
ever run in America. The silver stand and In
closure as the 5O-cent portion OF the grounds Is
termed crowded and was grand success IN
every way The betting was fully as lively as In
the gold inclosure but not In as large amounts
The accommodations fully good as In the
main Enclosure. and the spectators were enthusi-
aslc and happy. Arrangements have been made 10
was present yesterday. . $500
r Williams who came from Canada TO r1de THO
intends TO remain until Wednesday.
William Martin arrived from the West YESTERDAY
He will ride for Patrick Dunno Several horses
from the West expected to reach Gravesend
next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

MEXICO city, May 2S.-An American named '''cN.
'ho hos been here In the land business was
"e.erday arrested the chsrge Of havnf sp
$1,000 when agent IN ONE npn OF over TO the United
Compan ay,,,borities. The affair caused much sur
prise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

Manning. Walter Edmonston. NJ. d. Cohen J. F.
FoOte and Alexander NJ. Rowland n Committee
Finance. Lists of the enrolled Republicans
distributed. and the chairman authorized 10
appoint committee Of two from each district 10
constitute a Campaign Committee.
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NEW SENATOR FOR MISSISSIPFI.

nrpprsrN1'ATIVE W. V. A. SULLIVAN APPOINTED
TO SUCCEED Mr.. wALTHALI~
,oLsor Miss May Ex-Governor McIAurin TINS
s.-noon apoointed Congressman Sullivan 10 inc
1-,,ad ctates Senate to succeed the late Senator
Wathall
vym Van Amberg Sullivan was born on December
% ,es7 near Winona Miss. He was educated IN
,he county schools. the University OF Mis"ssipp
and Vanderbilt University graduating from .ne
,,,.r Institution IN 1875 He was delegate 10 the
,,c National Convention In 1892 and Is a
,ob.r OF the Democratic National Executive
Tr"mmIttee He represents the ia Misslss s
, District I'm the House Of Representatives.
Ifin home is in oxford Miss. where he prac'iSes
lauf
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FOURTH RACE-THE BROADWAY STAKES: for
three y.aroids: $50 EACH with 81. so aided: the
second horse receive $3.50 and the third $50. One
mile and q sixteenth.
F. Dryers b c. Previous. By Meddler-Sunny-
A. II n y. n. Morr.s's b. c Bowling Brook. by
Ayfshlrr-N hcatlon ITO
G. F. Dryers ch. Sly Fox. by Silver Fox
Artera. III
Money Box. LII
Sensation stables b. c. Mont dor. BY Rayon dOr-
vernon
Robert Bradleys en-. Traverser. by Rossinston-
A II & D. II. Morrss oh. C Mirthfui by Hasoscope
Sister cheerful ............. .................l11
W e. Dny's b e. Sensational. by sensation-Happy
Day -. i
nOnle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

UARDA WINS THE CINCINNATI OAKS.
Cincinnati. May 2.-The Cincinnati Oaks Stakes
was the feature at Oakley to-day. 1t was won by
Baker g. Gentry's good Ally Uarda. after fierce
drive with Martha IL the favorita The field Of
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SIXTH RAcF-For three year-olds and upward; selling
Five furongs.

SEVENTH RACE-ror ur-yesr-oids and upward hur
die selling One mile and thru quarters. over sever
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SeashoTe Connections.
Southern Ry.

All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania PIs-
senger station.
s:0l A. W-DaiIy. local for Danvillc. Char
otfe and wsv stations. connects 20 >t4nnirn-
d.i1v evrept sunday and al Manassas for
Strasburg H4rrisonburg and LsHehourg with the
Norfolk and Western.
HIS A. M.-Daiy. the UNITED STATES
FAST NAIL. carries Pullman Buffet sleepers.
New York and Washington to Jacksonville
unitin, Of salisbury with Pullman sleeper for
Asheyille and fIo' springs. \. G, hhoyyilir and
Chattanooga, Tenn, and az Charlotte VITA Pull
man sleeper for Augusta. Pullman Buffet Sleep
er New lOrk to New Orleans. correcting AZ
Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis Con
meets az Ivrchburg with CheSap- i5, ara tffln
Railroad for Lexington and Natr8l Briig-.
daily. solid train, Washington to Ner Orleans
'.ithout change sJrnset personally Conducted
tourist excursion. through sleeper on this train
every "Wednesday and saturday to san Fran
a:61 P. M-LocaI for Front ROYAL. Stra=l,urg
and HlrTisonburg. daily. except sunday.
4I9 F. M.-Daily local for Chariot esfilie-
6:UG Z. N-Dsily. EXCEPT sunday, NV fOkk
MD FLORIDA LIMITED; composed % PUT
mons latest Drawing room, Compartment Libra
" Observation ami Dining CarS. for JacrS'nFiiis
and ~ Augustine. and Drawing room Gar ior
Augusta. with connection for Aken- -
IO.E p M.-DJily WASHINGTON AND
SOi -TUWF~TEEN, VESTIBj LED. LIMITED,
CONFESSED 81 Pullman Yeslibuled Sleepers. Dining
Cars and Paw Coaches Pullman Slrepers NcN
Vile and Chattanooga: New York % Tampa,
via Charlotte. Columbia. savannah and JaeN-
-auviIIe. uniting at Dsuvilie with Pullman
SIrcucr from Richmond To Augusta. via Column
bi4. with connections for Aiken. ;. C.. New York
10 Memphis via Birmingham: New York 70
New OrlsarS via Atlanta and Montgomery.
Ve~riImIed dsv coach " Washington to Ati1ntS.
southern Railway Dining Car. Greensboro 70
Montgomery. - - -.
TRAINS on " kSHTNCTON AND OHIO DIV
ISION leave Washington 9:Gl A. NJ. daily aEd
4.kJ p NJ daily. except sunday, and 6;lO + VI,
SUNDAY only. for Round Iiill; 4.32 P. W. daily
eVcept SUNDAY. for Leesburg. and ON r "
daily for Herndou. Returning, arrive al Wash
ington. see A. NJ and 500 p " daily. from
Round Hill and .05 A. NJ. daily. except SUNDAY.
from Herndon. and s:34 A. NJ daily. except
SUNDAY. from LeesbuTg.
IT. rough trains from the South arrive at Wash-
ingtOn 6-42 A. NJ, $50 ?. ". and g.3j p ".
daily and 9:45 A. NJ daily, except Monday.
Harri=onburg. I2:i0 P. " and 9;S5 p VI. daily.
except sunday, and $50 A. ". daily from Char
lottcsville-
Tickets sleeping car reservation and iniOr-
nation furnished at Offices 705 18th ST. 5ll
Pennsylvania ave. and at PennsylvanIa Rail-
road Passenger station.
F. ;. CANNON. Cd Vice President and Cen
eral Manager.
j. NJ. CUP. Traffic Manager.
". A. TURN, General Passenger Agent.
L. > BROWN. Gen. Agt Pass. Dept
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RAILROADS.
BaltimOre& Ohio

schedule in eject Noy. "A 1877.

Schedule in effect Nov. IA 1871.
Leave Washington from Station corner Of New
Jersey ave. and G 81.
For Chicago and Northwest. yestibuied Linn
tied trains 1l:O5, ii % A. NJ, sos Y. NJ.
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and indianapolis Ex-
press. Il:2J A. ~ Yestibuled Limited, $40 T.
", Express HISS y. VI.
For Pttsburg and Cleveland Express daily
II 20 A. VI. and $50 +. VI.
For Columbus. Toledo and Deroit. II 80 p VI.
Winchester and way stations 800 A. NJ,
'Y.iO and 500 y. NJ
For New Orleans. Memphis. Birmingham, Chat
tanooga. Knoxville. Bristol and Roanoke, 900 p.
NJ daily: sleeping through.
Tor Luray, $40 p. ~, daily.
FoF Baltimore. week days, 800 $50, NT:05,
r7:1O N7:30. $500 500 1850, xl0:OO A. NJ,
4:SJ, N:GJ 1910, 1870, N6:20 $3.50. xS:0O. s:1j,
x9:20. 1I:l5. 80 r. NJ. and XI2:0I night.
xI2:10. NIL leo. x3:OO $40. 4:35 x5:OJ, x5:l0
night.
For Annapolis, 7:l0 and $50 A. NJ. AGO and
500 +. M sundays. $50 \. NJ. i:S5 p. w.
For Frederick. week days, 500. II: - A. ~.
4:3G, $50 L. VI. sundays, 900 \. NJ. LIS Il. NJ
For Hsgerstown. HOS A. NJ. and 500 p. NJ.
For BOYD and way points. week days, 500 A.
NJ, $50. $50. :05 p. N. Sundays, 900 A. NJ,
Ills. I:O5 z. VI.
For Gaithersblrrg and way points. week days,
500, 900 4. W.. 12:5O. 1915. 4:3s. 5:35. 7:O5.
I0:Ij p NJ
Fcr " Washington Junction and way points. 500
A. VI. $50. $50 p. NJ. week days; 300 A. ~,
] rs p. W.. sundays.
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light. q.
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston and the
East, week days, 7.O5. 500. 1000 A. ~, l2:G5
lis Gall Dining Cars. 800 (j:05. Dining Carr,
02:0l night. Sleeping Car, open 10 O'clock
Sundays, 7:O5. 900 A. VI. G:15. Dining Carr,
$500 (5:e5. Dining Carr. 1901 night; Sleeping Car
open 10 O'Clock.
Additional train for Philadelphia daily. 500
p M
Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1890 A. NJ, sos noon.
and rs and 500 p. VI week days: 300 A. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
For Cape May. u: noon.
Except SUNDAY. xExprcss trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Mon Transfer Co, orders
left at ticket Offices. go Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. New York avenue and Fifteenth street
and n depot.
WI VI. GREENE, d. u. MARTIN.
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Trafib,.
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FOR SALE-COsy 2-stOry, Groom and bath brick;
northeast So monthly; cash; price $500;
very cheap. STARGARDTER & GRIFFITEIS, GIL
9TH ST. NV. fei9-3t EN-
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PERSONAL

YOU don't want 10 eat snowballs for supper.
then remember that sell frst-class suits and
overcoats (slightly worm at way down low
prices: call and investigate. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6I9 ID ST. NV. fe2l-It-em
THERE ARE As RICH GOLD MINES IN THE
MOI NTAINS OF CUBA As IN THE kLDN-
DIkE-An experienced miner cOnteInplates an ex
petition 10 CUBA 10 locate and work coed
mines. and would like Names addresses and par
ticulars OF 1900 VETERANS who would assist
in working mines shares, for fair com
pensati0n. who could start about March 10, and
be provided with mining tools. machetes for cut
ting away underground and Martini rides for
protection against wild beasts. IL is understood
that there is nothing binding in this advertise
-ment in responses thereto. RespnHders should
not expect immediate adyiccs. Address. by mail,
APP0MATOX. this office. fe20-3t
MADAM ALyIAH-DOn't fail to visit her; tells
life; gives good luck Fee. 25 and 80 cents
No -. II u. nv. II
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-21

MANrED-School of millinery prepares ladies ioF
business OF private work: thorough; practical
Inquire ''MlMODAUGHSls, LAS \. y ave;
to y. IA. iel9-It-f7n
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAILS lots on business street; rental $352
per year; terms easy. Address H., this Office.
feIs Totem
FOR SALE-Cheap, for cash. IL taken this month
lot 81. block 30, Kenesaw ave-. Columbia
Heights. bet 18th and Ilth SITS. Address OWN
Err, 1126 9Th ST. NV. fel57t-em
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BACK TO THE MINES! Can't keep us down;
moved to south side No. 1905 Pa. ave- tgreen
frcntl This Is only few of osB nuIneroGS- bar
gains: Gents fine linen collars. l5c: cut price
&c; gents suspcnders, pc; cut price lec; gents
gloves. 5oc; cut price, 25c gents half-hose, Toe;
cut price, 5c; gents dress shirts, 75c; cut price,
SOC, boys SOC caps, cut price, BIC; boys 25c
pants, cut price, Toe; take your pick. any mans
suit in the house, ms tomorrow only. Shoes
and rubbers-25c child's rubbers. sizes s-Il. cut
price 10; Jor ladies' Tulbhers, sizes - to T. cut
price l5C; sl.59 ladies' and mems fine shoes, all
sizes. cut To Sac; ~ and ST. misses spring heels,
broken sizes. cut to SOC; - ladies spring heel
Roht. Dix make, IL To- !, cut price, s9C. j. ".
SElBh. 1894 Pa. ave. fe2o-d
CO To Nerrit,'s Gallery, oe7 Pa. ave. for fine
cabinets fc2l-Ct ein
ROOMS PAPERED with latest style of gilt paper,
- up. LEPREIN. AS Md. ave. fe2l-6t-erl
THE lady who tainted in DIR. Talmage's church
Yesterday desires 10 communicate with Mrs
Can Kendrick. Address MIS-. KILLERS. Pore
Conway. Va. IL
n You're satisfied. tell your friends; II not tell
ms and get your money hack; when you buy
one Of our * SaN0ny Wool German Hand Knit
Jackets or sweaters for %sc; YES, 9ec; too many
hand for mild winter. &. AtERBACH, x
u, The Knit Jac1et Nan.
fcl9-3t-em
WE ARE NOT making war on Spain;
lighting high prices and winning battles every
day. Rooms papered with rich. stylish rapeT-
painting low. r. G. NoLTE. $40 9th ST; no
branch fsIgtf
MAN-ENGLISII- VIII educated German LADY
give instruction in German pronunciation IN
exchange faT lessons in English branches! Ad-
dress ENGLISH. this Office. fel95t
THE STYLE or SO il no different from that
of -: that OF 30 viii he '9s;
hence il YOU b,Iy one OF oUr - ssNouy Wool Ger
Hand knit Jackets Cor @sc nov. i'll h. As
good for 81 As Tor -. 4. aUEBBACH. and
III: est Is-2 fe1g-3t
BUY your coal and wood 81 the dump Sd and
h st.. 50: prices reduced fels-3t-em
ANYONE having umbrellas left with me -
pair viii please call before the 2sth inst a
will close business ClfAS. LETENRE, So 9Th
icle-5t-em
PRINTING AND BOOkBINDING.
Printing 500 cards &c; 500 envelopes. 7Jc;
800 rote heads. Csc: 500 statements. 75c; bind
ing magazines. 50t; miscellaneous books re
bound. G. Z. WILLIAMS 6l5 18th st. NV. ic6-f
HAYS prints 600 cards. note heads or envelopes,
75c: cheapest frst-class work. 2l6 + II. ne.
feI2-I et
HIGHEST cash prices paid ioT second hand fur-
nitWe. carpets, .pianos; cntire houses; stocks
Of all kinds. address JONES. le0i Mass.
H. nsgrn
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LOST

LOsT-Sct Of plans about O'Clock. on Cd. bet H.
and I Sta please return to 1918 ist st NV.
and receive reward II
LOST-Or mislaid. a certificates Of stock in Third
Cooperative Building Association. kr-t series in
name OF Susan Yates; all persons warned rot
to purchase the same; application for duplicste
has been filed with the secretary Of the axsc~
ciatiOn SUSAN YATES. feaO-3t
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PROF, BERNARD,

The famous English Clarvoyant and Palmist,
is now located at Sl7 sth st. NV. where he
be consulted daily all matters of business,
love and family affairs; can tell you anything
YOU wish TO know. Fee, 25c and SOC, this
week only. fels-3t
We shan't try to bulldoze you. a. this is
straight. We are selling frst-class suits and
overcoats, slightly worn. on exceedingly low
prices. Drop in and JUSTII'S' OLD
STAND. 6l9 ID ST. NV. fe1f-7t-em
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BAD bills collected or no charge II. ID. COR
DON LAWYER 1885 ST.. basement. fe2i-N
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For SALE-BICYCLES.

RIDERS. ATTENTIONS. By order Of diferene
storage houses we represent ! offering all
81 high-grade wheels at one-third value NEW
YORK CYCLE CO., 43l 9th ST. fe20-1t
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wANTED-HoRsEs TO BOARD.

wANTED-Eorses to board at So a month;
satisfaction guaranteed; good terms for hire.
OXFORD STABLE, rear 9I5 N. J. ave, NV.
fc2tfcm
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CO To Nerritt's Gallery, pe5 Pa. ave-. for fine
cabinets fc2l-Ct EN-
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For SALE-HOUS ES.

FOR SALE-Beautiful home, furniture and psiEt
ings complete; rooms; elegant location;
cheap rent. Address CONSUL. this office. fe20St
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FOR RENr-sTORE & DWELLING.
FOR RENT-STORES.
wANTED-HOUSES AND LOTS.

OWNERS wanting to sell or exchange their
property. or make new leans at lowest rates
in place of burdensome monthly payments please
fele-2w
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MAN1ED-A place chanilormaid and house
worker in small family. IDA WILLIS, ll62 10th
81 NV. Item
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FOR SALE-2-story and basement brick; rooms.
hall room and bath; renting well % respecta-
cent. STARGARDTER GRIFFTTHS. Gil 9TH ST.
NV. fei9-3t-ci
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WANTED By white girl; ~; situation as nurse.
with no washing to do; good references $50
Del. ave. nc. fe2l-3t-em
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n You're satisfied, tell your friends; II not, tell
ms and get your money hack: when you buy
one Of our * SaN0ny Wool German Hand Knit
Jackets sweaters for Csc; YES, 9sc; too many
on hand for mild winter. &. AtERBACH, : x
H. The Knit Jacket Man.
-2r-eu,
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wANTEp-PosfAGE STAMPS.

postage and department stamps; collections
also bought. H. +. DUNKIlpRSr, zoos eth st.
NV. fe1-tf-em
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WORCHS MUSIC STORE,
"28 H Street Northwest.
SHEET Mt SIC, HALF OFF.

SAFES-Nry, aud secondhand: one 1000 pound
steel hank SAFE: one MillcI's vault. filled door;
one Mo>lcr cheap: all kinds Of repairing and
locks looked after. n. b. Triple, llO6 Z &. NV.
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TIDE lady who tainted in DR. Talmage's church
Yesterday desires 10 communicate with Mrs.
Clara kendrick. Address MRS. KILLERS. PORE
CONWAY. Va. II
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WANTED-Plaoe to drive grocery wagon: good
reference. Address 1913 : ST. nW. lJ-cn
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WANTED Office rooms 10 clean or work of any
kind: ref 2OO6 sth st. nv. Item
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ROOMS PAPERED with latest style of gilt paper,
s. un. LEPREIN ass Nd. ave. ft2l-6t-en
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WANTED-Bv young lady, position in an Office
or store TO do plain writing. Apply 223 LIST
St NV. Item
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DARLING g. DONY,

PRINTERS,
60 18th st.. OPP. Woodward & Lothrop's: work
equal Is the best: prices what thcs should be
no higher. ja3l-im
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HANTED-Bv a reliable man. situation a i5ni-
tor or Waterman. Address ". this Office.
fe2I-3t- en-
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PROF. CLAY.

The Oldest Established Clairoyant, has cut his
prices for 4 short time; ladies, % cents: gen
tlenen. 90 cents. tells from cradle to grave;
business, love family affairs; about lawsuits,
divorces, speculation, etc; brings separated hus
band or wife together; spells, bad luck
or mysterious feelings; 10 10 10 daily. 4s9 II
n syr feI9-2t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents; big money for hustlers han
ding the Rex and our new Nassau burner;
Guiding the Rex mantle, the best on the market,
at wholesale rates. THE REX INCANDESCENT
LIGHT CO., 526 18th st. 8 fe2l-3t-em
WANTEB-Canvassers for our --latest book, WAITS
OF the Press; sells on. sight; liberal salary and
commission WALTER NEALE, Publisher, 107 G
st. NV. d. fe193t-em
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARIORS,

9O6 + st. n. w
Gold filings and bridge work speciality, at
the lowest price: amalgam filings soc; full sets
OF teeth ON plates So; extracting either by gas
or local spray, absolutely painless, SOC; with
out. 25e: all work done by experts and guar
anteed the best; open ON Sundays from 10 to s
O'Clock. mh22-tf-em
NINE. LA RUE, Medium, tells past and pres
ent; gives luck and spells taken off. 1928 I-2
st. NV. Walk upstairs fe14-1m
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FOR SALE OR RENT-l00 acre farm; miles
from city; with large fruit orchard; situated ON
good road; or will rent; modem house barn,
etc, separate. Ii. A. HUNGERFORD. New Glatz.
Md. fc2I-3t-efn
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BIZ SISESS CHANCES.

TSISESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures OF old-c>tabli-hei
grocery; good stand; cheap foT cash: owner leav-
ing city. :. y. corner 2d and SIS. NV. Item
FOR SALE LuRchroom and oyster louise; cheap.
Sth and SIS. sc. fe2l-It-em
FOR SALE Newspaper route: owner leaving the
city. Address y. W. p, this Office. fe-03t-em
FOR SALE am compelled to sell my neat dairy
lunch room; confectionery. with rOOmy bakery;
situated IN central part of city; no opposition;
q chance ~ a lifetime: cheap rent and long lease;
will seli cheap 10 quick buyer. Address A. L.
n. tins oihcc. fe2l-St-em
FOR SALE Grocery; near Trinity Church NV;
invoices about $3.50: cash trade. FULTON r.
GORDON, Atlantic Building ie2l-St-em
FOR SALE Big bargains in grocery stores; best
in city; al lowest prices: list free. HUNTER
BRO, Commercial, $40 NV fe2l-St-em
FOR SALE-We have a large list Of stores and
business chances OF all kinds for sale list fur
nished tree. HUNTER q BRO, Commercial. so
= NV. fe2l-3t-em
FOR SALE Grocery, meat and provision store
with dwelling attached; doing cash business Of
$500 a week; cash price $500; rent $40. l.. d.,
this Office. fe2l-3t-em
FOR SALE-Milk route: SO gallons; fixtures worth
$500: price S4e0; NV. FULTON r. GORDON.
Atlantic Building. fc2l-St-em
FOR SALE-SG5 viii buy milk business. wagon.
horse harness and dairy outfit, and 6-gal
route J. BROWN. 301 st. ne. lt-em
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FOR RENT-1I3l nth ST. NV: pleasant home
two nice rooms: furnished; light house ieeplne.
Sl4; back parior furnished; s.; fine locality; no
children llth and NJ fell Stem
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING large front rooms;
second floor; fur. complete; cooking utens.ls,
dishes: hot and cold water $40 9th -. II
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FOR RENT-Two nicely fur. in private
family; heat. gas and bath; price, $50 each per
month 1907 18th ct NV fe2l-
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SPIRITU ALIsyi-Mrs. Zollers medium. 1l02 y y:
ave. 9th and | nw.0 seances Tuesday and
Friday evenings; interviews daily; Sunday even
teIS-Tt.etn
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FOR SALE-A corner at Brookland; and
water; the cars; only $500. also 7-rTn
house; a bargain; easy terms. GRACE NJ
THOMAS. 100 CorcOran Building. fel7-6t-em
FOR SALE-s-room press brick house NV, at a
bargain; s., 500; only 81 900 cash. Address
OWNER d.. this Office. feI6-7t-em