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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22
Triple Crime I'm Ohio.

Bellefontaine, o, May %. = Ernest
Austin. after family quarrel yester-
day, shot and killed his mother, brother
and himself He fired the house in an
effort to cover the crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22

Eow paid to them than was paid to their
previous advances. The Filipino COM
mission is acting under instructions
from Aguinaldo and the congress. but it
Is possible that il peace is arranged
Generals Luna and Pho Del Pillar and
their followers will continue a guer-
rilla warfare.
Have No Power to Conclude Peace.
Manila. May %. Il a m.-The Filipino
commissioners who arrived here on Sat
urday to negotiate with the United
States commissioners held a conference
this morning with MesSrs- Schurman.
Worcester and DENLY. They say that
they are without power to bind the So
called Filipino government in any par
ticular, and can only refer any results
OF the present negotiations to Aguin-
aldo. The Filipino commissioners. Gen
eral Gregorio del Pillar. Lieutenant Col
onel Alberto BarrettO, Major Zealeita
and Senor Gracio Gonzaga, with their
families. spent yesterday in visiting
friends in Manila and conferred with
Senoros Florentino Torres. .PabloOcampo
and Teodore Yanco. the members of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22
Death of James G. aarr,s.

Cambridge. Mass. May 22.-James G.
Harris, ex-treasurer of the Union Pa
cific railroad, is dead at his home here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22

and you know what will cure it by
giving Hoods Sarsaparilla fair trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22
Detroit Reports No DimcuIties.

Washington, May -22.-The navy
department has no report from the
captain of the Detroit of any difficulty
with Nicaraguan officials or collision
with the Nicaraguan gunboat, San
Jacinto.
Colon, Columbia. May ga pas
senger from Boscas del Zorro rs alone
responsible for the rumor that the
Nicaraguan gun vessel, San Jacinto,
was sunk by the United States cruiser
Detroit. after the former fired upon
the American warship. He saws the
report is generally discredited at Bos-
cas- del Torro, and that it came from
Bluefields, where the Detroit and
San Jacinto are supposed to be. Off
cials at the American consulate here
are without news of any such occur
renee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22
HARBoR OF BLUKFIELDs.

Detroit, which is looking after the in
terests of Americans in that vicinity
The report lacks confirmation so far as
ment being made in responsible quar-
ters that up to II p. m. there had been
no information received in regard to it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22
LINER PARIS ON THE ROCKS.

Hard and Fast on the Manacles, but All on
Board Safe.
Falmouth, May %. = The American
line steamer Paris. Captain Watkins,
from Southampton, May 20. via Cher
bourS, for New York, is hard and fast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22

local Filipino ASSOCIATION who VIII par
ticipate in the meetings with the
American commissioners
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-22

Detroit, Mich. May 22.-One of the
most important matters under consid-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-30

ana elbow sleeves Of white Lace. For 4
slender figure d twice-around sash Of
soft white silk or crepe de chine, deep
" fringed at the edges, is stiil-prevall-
ing addition. The same modeh repeat
ed in black crepe de chine; forms q nota'
bly, graceful and elegaii. gown.
One Of the modes which promises to
be increasingly favored among fall fam
cies is the princess dress Of old-time
outlines. Fashion moves ever In a cir
Gle, and returns to previous points OF
departure at erratic intervals. The
princess idea has been transformed and
embellished until often it is scarcely
recognizable. With women Of elegant
figure, however, ii win be seen in fault
less simplicity and made Of rich and
beautiful fabrics, needing but the
slightest additional enhancing in the
matter of decoration. Very frequently
the princess effect on coming styles
will be simulated, while the bodice and
skirt separately fashioned and finished
win unite beneath quaint girdle, a
soft drapery sash with netted fringe
ends. or trimly-fitted folded belt
Boston Budget.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-30
AUTUMN JELLIES
Some suggestions About Making
Them by an Expert mt
the Work.

The three preferred autumn jellies
are grape, ounce and wild plum. To
obtain the juice from grapes, stem them
and add one pint of water to each six
quarts; heat slowly, MASKING with a po-
tato masher. Allow the fruit to come
to boil, that all the juice may be freed.
To obtain juice from ounces, just cover
the parings and cores Gt is supposed
the other part will be preserved) with
cold water, and boil until soft; mash
and strain; an equal weight of tart ap-
Piles may be cooked with the parings;
it makes the jelly prettier color and
the ounce flavor more delicate. To
obtain juice from plufns, cover with
cold water, bring slowly to boil, cook
to soft mass, and strain. The method
for making the jellies, the juice being
obtained, is the same for all. Measure
the juice, and boil (not violently) for
20 minutes; then add one pint Of granu-
lated sugar, which has been warmed in
the oven, for each pint of juice. As soon
as the sugar has dissolved and the jelly
just starts to boil, I'LL into tumblers,
putting a silver spoon in each to pre-
vent cracking. Jelly made in this way
will never fail. Do not make more than
1h pints at each boxing. 1t wasteful
to keep skimming throughout the cook
ing. Skim only oncs-just before fill
ing into tumblers. Ella Morris
Kretschmar. In Woman's Home Com
panion.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-30

The Editor said ne Didn't Know
Means When the nag was
Open.

The city editor Of the eastern newspa-
| per was Kentuclxian, and when It hap
| pened that well-known Kentucky
bachelor had discovered that the
parents OF the object Of his choice OBJ
jected to him, he simply did as did the
brave knights of old and as do the
Thoroughbred Kentuckians Of to-day,
to-wit he caught up the lady and ran
away with her and married her any
how. IT was great story II the ed
itor could get it; but the happy couple
when they arrived in the east tray-
eled incog., and it was difficult to find
them. The editor, however, received a
tip and sent a reporter, an eastern-born
man, to work II up. After three hours
the reporter returned to the Office.
''Well?" inquired the editor, in that
nncomfortably terse way editors have.
Il couldn't find them,' responded the
reporter. THE clerk at the hotel said
they had not had any people from Ken
lucky in three weeks and the only com
bination that showed any signs Of new
ly marriedness were registered from
Kansas. He said they were up in the
parlor with some friends and / could
go up and ask the man if he was from
kentucky II wanted to-"
"Well?' inquired the editor, as the
reporter caught his breath.
's0f course | wanted to, and ! went
right up and sent in my card. The boy
toolt me to seat in the corner, and the
ma saidshe would see me in minute
&< two.& ne party were over on the
other sid the. room talking. Final
ly the man came o1er, and when asked
him if he W. {tpna Kentucky he said
that he was n@f but was from Kansas
and would leaving for the west in
haa1 ldf. Then got out"
er," said the editor, drawing
{'8wn his brows. did you hear what
the man was talking about to the party
he was with?'
"Yes, he was talking about horses"
.'Um-er, and the lady?"
"Geeroosalemm exclaimed the re-
porter, Enthusiastically, 'she was the
prettiest thing that ever came over the
pike. Talk about beauty, why"
Shut up!" interrupted the editor,
"and get out. You don't know
beans when the bags open. You make
me tired. you do. You had 'em right in
your fist, and you didn't know it. Great
Caesar, man, you wouldn't know
sorkscrew from gimlet. A man talk
ng horse and pretty woman and You
.hought they were from Kansas" And
he editor was too much overcome even
o swear.-Washington Star.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-30
OPENED A BOTTLE OF INK.
and It Was Paid For with
out FIinchfng.

1t was in well-known restaurant. A
young man--quite young, apparently
wearing much shirt front and Tuxedo
coat, sat at a table with two friends
in ordinary day clothes. They were
evidently in merry mood, although
nothing out Of the way was said or done
until the young mans voice arose over
the laughter of his companions.
Waiter" he ordered, "open bottle
of ink for usi"
The waiter, Ike the well-trained man
he was, stood still and appeared not to
notice the order.
The young mans voice became in
sistant.
"Waiter!" he exclaimed, "why don'sh
you go'n open bottle of ink for US.
as ordered?'
With bow, the waiter moved Of i'll
the direction of the head waiter. The
young man grinned, his friends
laughed, and then they fell to discuss
ing something else. taking good care
not to allow their conversation to be-
come dry for want of wetting.
Five minutes or more had elapsed
when the waiter came back. He car
ried quart bottle Of writing fluid,
which he opened, pouring glassful Of
the stuff out for the exuberant young
man. The latter seemed TO have forgot
ten his order; he looked grayely at the
waiter and then at the glass Of ink,
which he finally raised in his nm
steady fingers, SO as to get better
view Of the strange drink. His friends
lounged back In their chairs. still laugh
ing.
The gIasa slipped from his fingers
and fell to the table, breaking and
splashing the stun all over the wide
shirt front and Immaculate white vest,
not to speak Of the murly pool on the
table-cloth. The vest and shirt were
weird running pattern in black and
white, worth going far to see.
All three at the table jumped to
their feet; bnt the young man was
game. He sat down at once, gazed rue
fully at himself and the tabIe-cloth. and
{1en pulled bill--esideDtly large |
olging from the walters express
~ Of his pocket.
he said; "you brought what |
anyhow. Thish7l pay bin |
keep change
unmipdfuI Of what |
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-30
$500 Rate to st Louis

The NJ, X. s. T. will sell round trip
tickets to St. Louis and return on
trains leaving Vinita Oct. End, 3rd,
and 4th, final return Oct. 9th 1899. A
chance TO visit the city at nominal
cost.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-30
IN FASHIONS REALM.
ssMe Points About Ladies' Cess
tunes for the Csm-
ing Season.

:. Sailors and the new rough rider hats
look well on short journeys, but for q
long journey it is well to find some hat
with no brim behind, as it is impossible
to rest the head at all in stiff straw
which projects as far behind as it does
over the eyes. And little straw toque
is a very smart and very comfortable
travelling hat.
Miniatures are always sign of ele-
gance. Brooch pins of fancy heads sur
rounded by pearls or pearls and dia-
monds are occasionally seen.
Turquoise is one of the prettiest gems
worn. The exquisite shade Of blue
whitens the wearer's hand by contrast,
and its presence is distinguished at q
greater distance than almost any other
stone.
4 Cream-white, scarlet, old rose, plum
Efed and golden-brown satin ribbons
from three and one-half to five inches
Ih width, arranged in high spreading
choux or fan-plaitings, are seen upon
some new midsummer round hats
showing no other additional trimmings
Of flowers, foliage, etc. Another fancy
j. complete wreath Of short, very full
ostrich tips, set around the crowns Of
shepherdess hats of chip or Milan braid.
In the center is an airy tower Of lisse
surrounded by a prince Of Wales clus-
ter Of fluffy sable plumes. Black
zephyr straw picture hats are layishly
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-30
WHO ARE IN TRoUB LEi

With all the noise that is being
hade about the trouble" the in
kriordepartment is causing by he
Affection of the poor little royalty
ie the Indians, and the great
Ardship" that Is being wrought
bon certain people, the fact
ould not be forgotten that the
by people in trouble are the vic
tofs If the law. The citizen who
content to live in the bounds Of
Nv has no uneasy feeling. what
Ter. and be is in 40 danger OF
)Iestation. The police have had
trouble with the quiet, law
iding citizen; it has been those
{ 20 have undertaken toride rough I
I & sss' SsssEsassllI1slI NV a8Es'sy, 4,
nahh Of thlle whose duty ia.
5 snforpb ihefhaye
] ] !! !! ! I !:
% ia the foils charged with the
of "mist" and other intoxi-
to These people ara in trou-
70 Q1ply because they are yia
q9rl the law.apd for IA
= =. son. II is true, however, that
! poks a little hard that the chief
ators at Wagner and Musko-
can hide behind the city
AN lorities and defy The federal
q: |:|'; ] I; g.! !! II:
oo'iscap. But the fact EiH re-
'yp nobody Is In trouble
yiolators of law.
A Of the tran S0r is
The evening times., 1899-05-03
nAllioApa
PENNSYLVANIA
uAII.R DAD.

UATICH CoRXKR SIXTH AND sI4
40 A. n. WEEK DAYS PTTTSBURG e.
PRESS-Parlos cod Dining Cars Hafdsbury to
1850 a. H. PENNSYLVANIA LixrrED-Puii.
man Sleeping. Dining. Smoking. and observs-
tion Cars Harrisburg to Chicago. Cincinnati.
indianapolis. 81. Louis. Cleveland. and Toleco
1880 4. N. FAST LiSE"raIiman Buffet Parios
Ssf to Harrisburg. Banct Parl0s Car usfs~
PREss-slseping Car wessinston to =. Louis.
and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrsb1ig ~ ~
Indianapolis. ST Louis. Sasksiile (vis Cinc'a'
7:so z NJ. wfsTskES f.ES ExpRrss-pullman sleep:
ing Car TO Pi.tsburg and Chicago. DINING
7:so p 4 SOUTHWESTERN ExpREss-Psll.
man Sleeping Can Washington to Pittsous3
snd Harrisburg to st. Louis. Cieveiand: -
Sincinnati Dining Car. Connects ior Lo"~
1870 :: N. PACIFIC ExPREss-Pmlman nssp'
80 A: M.-For Kane. cAnand.isua. nochesssr.
1850 A. N.-For Eimira asd Remove. daily. e..
sep: Sunday. For wi!li<mspoft. daiiy. s'~
80 r A--For wiiliamsport. Rochester. Eri:. :
Buffalo. spd Niagara Eaiiz. daily. except ST
urday. NTH sleepinR Car Washington 70 h'cA'
Io:4o p n-For Erie, c.nandsieua, Rochester.
Bnhaic. and Niagara Falls eaily. P.imss
seepng Car Washington to Rochester sesn'
For PSii.aelphi., New York, and the
East.
400 P. n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
Ga,ly; all f1rior Cars. with Dining Car IRON
b1ltimor. ksgula, at 200 Dining Carl, d:aSs
I:0. BIS. o:oc. 1000 Dining Carl. and n;e
SDininy Car from wilmington) A n. n:sS'
S;is: 40 Dining Car from baltimore); &c.
5o:oo .ad IL 80 n. On SUNDAY. 7:eo (Dinns
Gs Wlnis.;e,, se So S00 o0 nins c1I inis. ,.Sn
Car from Raltimerrj. e:5o. 1000. and ii:so 7.
n For Philsaeiphia only. Express. 12:l' i.
day., and t:2e 7. ", daily.
s'ol. c-l5. 800 600 Lirai.ed). 4e0 4:ss, $50.
6.l5. 80. 7.2o, 1000, 1910. I1:I5. and II 80
u ~ on SUNDAYS. 100. 7:eo. Sis. s:oo. so1.
So ia nG iia';, NJ ls;l5 l:is S:cl SIS s;sa' ss
1000. 1910. aid lI:50 +. NJ
fof fope's Greek LiHe-5:J0 A. n. and I:3d r
VI. week days
For Annapolis-7:oo o:co A. NJ: I2:1s and $50
J.. ~. daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 300
:, A. u. and s:io p. II.
E1press % for Florida and point. on Atlantic
nond cnly, II AS A. NJ. week days; Atlant, Spe-
Gal. via Richmond and seatoard Air Line. 500
=. y, y daily Accommodation for quantico. 7:S
a. IL daily. and 4 25 N. week days
Seashore Connections.
For Atlantic City Nia Delaware Rive Bridge. ALL
rail routel. 12:.5 r. II. week days tthroush
fuiiman uifet Parior Csr), s:15. 4:0c Con
gressionsl Limited'O r. NJ daily. via Market
Stree: Wharf; 1000 and II 20 A. NJ: E:43 P.
n. week days; II: 30 p. u. daily.
Fc, Cape May. ll:Oo a. ~ week days: II:so P.
n. daily.
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and Streets.
and at the Station. Sixth and u Sheets vhers
orders can he left Tor the checking Of baggass
20 destination from hotels md residences
Telephone cali lisI tor Pennsylvsnia RsIlroad
Cab Service.
J. II. HUTCHINSON. J. n. WOOD,
General Manage General Passenger Agent.
The evening times., 1899-05-03

fschedule in effect April o. 1s99)
All trains arrive and leave fennsylvsni1 Pas
scnrer Station
Sol A. M-Dlily, local for Danviile, Char.
,ottc and way stations connects at Manassas daily
for Strasburs aad Ilar.isonbmg. and at Lynch
h,,ry with the Norfolk and Western daily and
with C. o. r. r. for Natural Bridge daily, md
hen i.is 4. M.-Daily. the UNITED STATES FAST
NAIL, Pullman sieepers New York and Wash.
inston to Jacksonville. uniting at Sal.
isbnry with Pullman Sleeper for Ashe-
vile and Hot Springs N. c.; Knoxville,
Cba,tan.,Sa. and Memphis. Tenn. and at Char
,uan roa Sleeper. New York tn New Orleans uniting
.t Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for Atlanta and
birmingham. Solid train. Washington to New
orleans wi'hou; change. Dining Car service.
s,eeper on this train every Tuesday and Friday
10 San Francisco without change.
10 81 r. M-Locai FOR Front Royal. s.rasourr.
and iiarrisonburg. daily. except Sunday.
~ an p. M-Daily. local Tor Charlottesville
go p. M.-Da:lr. NEW YORK AND FLORip,
rSPREsS. carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars.
~ and Jacksonville, and to Augusta, via Co.
Ia. ,..,a,,,;. with connection for Aiken.
s:2o r MIpai.y; pIT1n MAsaiNGToa Ill sS AND CHAT
s5l1g1iTti1iwEsTERs lgit1 vEsfIBULED LIMITED. oo,n' ann
Sosed no1 OF Pullman vesthulsd sleepers. DniS: MN.
ErsIs and Day Coaches. Pullman sierpers. SeT
Wy 10 Nashville. Tenn. via AsheviiIe Knos,
IL and Chattanooga; New York to Me:nnh;a
WY Vi. birmingham. New York to New Orleans ~:
s,,,nta and Montgomery. vestibuod Day Co,ch
Washirston to Atlanta. Southern Railway Dnina:
GO Greensboro to Montgomery.
Tp ANS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIo n,
v1SiON leave Washington 9:0l A NJ dci;y a.,
80 p " daily. except Sunday, and q , a.
s,,,a,y only, Cor Round Hill; As p N taily n
cent Sunday Tor Leesburg. and G:a5 p N daiI.
sor Herndon. Returning, arrive at Washincta.
sss A. NJ daily and $40 p. NJ Sunday, onix
.rd a.i5 p n daily except Sunday from Ro,ry,j;
am anu and 5:c0 A. IL daily except sunday 3rnr,
Hcrndon, and s:sl A. NJ daily except Sand,v
'fg %%rough trains from the South arrive al Wash.
;netou s:le and 7:ao A. NJ; 2:2o and e:o5 r. n
aaily Harriscnburg. Il noon daily, except SIM
dsv- and 9.05 P. II. daily. and $50 A, n daily.
from Charlottesville.
Tickets Neeping car rcServations and other In.
formation furnished. and baggage called Tor -,
cbrcked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfcr Company. orders left at Ticket IDf.
0rc 1os Fifteenth Street northwest; sli Penn
syiyania Avenue northwest. and at Pennsylvania
Passenger Station
Tsicphoae can. 1zu for Pennsylvania Rai,ro,s
MANK 5. eAsSos. n.lrd vses Pressd-ns md
General Manager.
4 u GULF. Tfa0c 3angff.
W. A. TURK General raSenyes Agent
l. 4 BROWN. General Agent
The evening times., 1899-05-03
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILR9AD.

Schedule IN cnec. March le. 1879.
Leave Washington from s:ation cor.ie. OF Ecv
Jersey Avcnle ard Street
For Chicago and Northwest. Vestbuied Limitei
trains. l1:cj. IFS z. IL. s:o5 p.
For Cincin.ati. s.. Louis. aai Iudianapolis. E.
press H:25 - m NcS,ibu.ed Limited. SID p
m. e.pIes7, Is:o5 night.
For Pittshur- end ClevelarI. cypress dliiy.
li;oj = m- aad $40 ?. n. uiitsb'rs oriy).
II SO p. IN.
For Colu:nDrz. 7o:e4o. and D;sroit. l,;e'
night.
For Winchester and Way s;a,ion.. 'o:co 4 n,
$40 and -5:S1 y. III
FoT I.ur-v, $40 p -. daily
fo5 Eslti,no-c. wseE i'ys. 5:on S;sn' " ~
x1:io. x7:so. x5:co. s:co. xo:39. 1lo:oo a u, +.
N2:oj m. I2:i' M:;j. 500. rs 81. $50. " -.
i:2j. x5:Uj. Nib. xj;3J. =c-co $50. Ss;eo s;sp
ylo;Co 1I:so, MIG p. M. aid X 90 nlS; l. sdh
dlys, Ss:C5, M-Io. NT:S1. $50. So:co 4. m.
xl2:65 I-G0, xI.l5, xs:cu. s.sj. i:S5. A1-o5.
" 10. G:S2. IS oo xi0:Oo. ll:So. xil;So p H.
xa:0o night.
For AHaapois. 7;lo and $50 :. r., :2;li and
$50 p N. Sundays. s:sn a. M, 4:S' p: III
For Frederick, vc.!1 days. 9:60 ard H. H. NJ
$50. $50 ?. n. Sun.lays. e:oo a m, LIB T. m
For HsgerstSST. 'I::G5 a m and '1:'1 = m
For Boyd and Tay points. week Gays, s:'' a.
m. i:2c. $50. .:05 p Sccca--s, sVo i hn-'
Ills, .:n5 D. NJ
For Cai,hers,,ur- ard was points. wccs dIrs:
$50 a. m, 1850. 3:l5. i;3. 5:3' ':o'. sa.i -,
p. IN. Sundays 9:oo 4. m. l:l5. i:S3 80 '''-'
For Washington Junction rni WAY points a.oo
a m. 4:so. $50 p. m. week days; 800 a NJ
LIS p r.. SIndays.
For Upii-r Marlboro. $50 a. m-. 'i:so. and
't:35 !. M.
Royal EIue Line fer New York ana
Philadelphia.
All tr.ins illuminated with Pintsch light
Fer Philadelphia. New Yo-% Bosten. and the
East week days. 7:05, SEQ. loco e. NJ, i2:O'.
! Is n m. (ail Dining Carp. Goo Royal Lin'-
tied" Exclusive Pullman Train. Dining cr).
C5:o5 Dirr= Carl. Sea. Cs:0e night. Sleeping
Car oTeE Z; 10 o'.lock). SUNDAYS. a-o', s:U a
m. 12:c5 noon. G:I5 Dining Carr. 800. t9;o'
Dining Carl. 500, Goo night, Sleerins Car oren
1900 o'clocs)
Parlor Cars all cav trains
For Atlantic City. 1000 a. m, 12:o3 noon, aad
lis T. m, week DAYS. 1905 noon Sundays
For Cape May, l2:05 noon
'Exceot Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage calico for ard checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket offices. GIG Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest New York Ayennc and Fifteenth Street
and at Depot
General Manager.
D. B. MARTIN,
Mgr. Pass. Tra@c.
8. D. IIEGE,
G..,l sct Pass Dept., Washington. D. c.
The evening times., 1899-05-03
FOR SALE-HOUyEy.

HOUSES FOR SALE-ALL BARGAINS.
Bargain No. IL have splendid piece Of prop
erty, corner, 3-s,ory pressed brick housc, 10
rooms and storeroom and q magnificent large Gel
lar; located the southeast corner Of 5th and II
sts. se., near Pa Sc; renting and under
lease for $50 per month: only So 00o terms to suit.
rare chance 10 buy $4,000 property for 5000.
Bargain No. "A beautiful 7-room brick, lis
\ ST. Sc; large lot water, bath. gas, and stoves;
all modern improvements: cost owner 81, 800 two
years ago; only 81 $50; will rent for sI1 per
month; easy terms; nice home for railrcad en-
ploye.
Bargain .3.-A nice 7-room frame. l00s n. J..
ave. &C.: lot 2Gxll5 feet; snap FOR railroad en-
p'oye; very little money required. Price, S1.s5o.
Bargain No. 4.--.O9 F. ST. Sc fne location; near
street cars; lot 20sl09 Niee-looking house. Only
81 800: easy terms.
Bargain No. 5.-Pretty two-story frame bay
window house. s25 1th st. Sc; frs; class condi-
tion; rooms; lot 2GxfIj feet: water, gas. and
stoves great bargain al II 500; only $50 cash
balancr easy payments. Why pay rent?
An unlimited number OF nice houses Southeast
that ! can sell at g..s: sacrifice, en- easy
terms. Stop paying rem; and buy home. II
you have a house fo- sale Southeast, come and
see M. ! have the customers.
JOHN n. oDoNNELL, Real Estate.
Ely3It 3G2 Pa. ave-, Capitol Hill.
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ron nrxr-rYPEwRlTERs.

SEVERAL HUNDRED perfect eepies can b mads
Iren 90 whiting nth ths Stsnca Dgpiicatas
procs.: e.ptss ysspereG q lS per aoo. At
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srnAMSoArs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.
sTnAMtoArs.

- Every daJ In Che rear for FORTRESS Monroe.
- Norfolk, Newport Ssvs and all points south
- By The superb. powerful steel palace steam:
- en "Ne1port EewS. Norfolk" and
'washiagfon'' on the following schedule:
Lv. Washington. pm Lv. Portmouth.5:o0 PA
Lv. Alexandra. 700 pm Lv. Nsrfol.:. ..5:a5 pm
Ar. IT. Nonroe.7 60 an Lv. IT. Monroe.6:l6 pm
AZ. Nerfoll.. 500 am Ar. A3exandria $50 am
Ar. Portsmonths:l5 an Ar. Washington. 90 an
- 1ickers On sale at sl7 Penn ave-. ana
- Q. ticket othce. 6lo Penn ave. and corner
- 18th It. end ". Z. ave., q. L @. ticket o.
- nceA at Gas snd 1871 Penn ave-, Il A. L.
- Ticket Ofce, 1884 N. Y. are. and on board
steaperl
81 FOR further Information apply at gen
- erat Offices. 9Th q. wharf. Wash. D. e
Phone 100
so1su JNO CALLAHAN cene-aI M,n1ges.
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FOR sALE-sI. 500 for 100 s., Sc /: 5roorn frame
lot 2jxl00: LOOK at this property; sold o-clcs,
an estate. JOHN F. DoNoHoE q son. Sos Eas
Capitol It. my3-it
The evening times., 1899-05-03

STANDARD makes Of typesriters with universal
keyboard rented at reduced rates for the
tions given. NEwMAN'S TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
Gil 7th st. apeS2mos
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Southern Ry.

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E....l Set. cass Dept., Washington.