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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28
NEWS FROM DREYER.

AS it has been some time since
there has been correspondent
from this part Of the country will
pen a few lines,
Health of the locality is remark
ably good and crops are fine. The
prospect for cotton cannot be ex-
celled and if the evil eyed boil
wenvil and other insects do not
make their appearance in the near
future, there will! be an excellent
cotton crop made.
Farmer have been busy the past
week making hay and all abund-
ance of corn and hay will be laid
by for winters icy hand.
With II good cotton crop, over
flowing barns and the prospect of IL
free silver president for 1900, the
people should smile and look for
ward to happy future.
Prof. JONI T. Morgan has return
ed from months visit at Flatonia
and resumed his work in the school,
There is nice attendance and
everything moves on smoothly as
usual,
The river has been on a consider
able rise for some time and some
fear of it sweeping the valley was
entertained, but there is no danger
at the present.
We learn that the Prairie View
school has employed their teacher
for the following year, but were
unable to learn his name,
SHRIMP.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28
WHITING NOTES.

Mr.. II. Ohlenbusch return ed from
San Antonio Thursday Of last week
While there he was operated on by
DR.. Hcrif for a disease Of the hip.
Mr.. P. w. llbel, who attended the
Brenham college for two years, is
ut home again.
There are mad dogs in our burg
yet. Several have been killed.
Mr.. John Logemann was on a
visit to Peach Greek last Sunday.
Slow fever has overtaken Charles
Schonevogel. Hope he will soon
recover. DR.. L. L. Fordtran is his
physician.
A little son arrived at the home
of Mr.. A, Gerlich.
Mr.. Smothers, the principal teach
er of Wied,- passed through here a
week ago enroute to Breslau.
We woald ask X ofWied to invite
the bicycle riders in his town tc
come to Whiting and give our riders
a race.
Mr.. VIM. Mueller and family Of
Flatonia were here visiting relatives
last week.
RERoRrER No. 2.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28
A Game OF Ball.

~ ,r,
Un lmursunS eNY f , o, l4 T,at week
wn"v ""7 s"pp9se'' ~ '''e ! 'nlo'li',
ND il'.'e iiiel we .9n'"et Youths ana
,'i ger i'ine innings " p,'l 'n'elsI'c'seu
Wy "l"llSlinS INV WI" J"'lii,'"H va
'ho Pult u i','onl't cuI''aii'' inc
game was AWARDED 70 l 'aton'"'
"O VIC NN'' 49,
''on anu espec!a'is ~ was l"Ioi',u >
pluyinS' cous'uelluE me i"cV tliaV
lucy i"u 'iiiev Sros .., i'lrl W pS9'9.
''elil. one VI "no''i ~ - s'"'r' nus az
one 'i'iie pay ca l,loie'sio''"i p''il,
Ch",ley 1''ici'"', u .,'e ioo''i oiuo
payer "il ulon',u DaiS .liuS -" 'ne
8Iounu' anu it''' ne eoeiNeu ''le SUI,
port Vh.. 80 slou''' .il.NV' l"lon'u >
~" 6Cl,'"9 49, ~ ~ o. '''i'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28
Max Theumann on Trial,

Bellville, Texas, June 24,-Tbo,
case Of the State Of Texas VS. Max,
Theumann, charged with the KILL
ing of August Moeckel Mt Seoly on.
May 16, 1899, was called last Thurs
day morning and has been slowly
progressing. Late Friday evening,
all Of the witnesses, both for tho
State and defendant, had testified,
aud the herring of testimonycIosed,
This morning at 8 o'clock argu-
ment began and continued. until
5,p. M. today, and the jury, after
patiently listening to six hours OF
argument, retired to their room fox
deliberation.
The case has attracted q large,
crowd OF people, who have closely
watched the evidence and argument.
Houston Post.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28
Game of Ball at Sinner.

Sinner, Texas, June 22.-The
Sinner Stars and Flatonia Infants
played an interesting game of ball
at this place this evening. The
score was IS to IS in favor of the
Infants. A large crowd witnessed
the game. The majority Ct the In
fants were 6 foot veterans of the
diamond, and at the termination OF
the game were presented with an
"all day sucker. ~ Houston Post.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28

REPORTER No, 2.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28
WED ITEMS,

o. W. Miller and wife of Breslaul
visited relatives here some timer
ago.
VIM. Renken of Cuero, visited
his father at this place some timc'
since.
Mr.. j.. G. KoeMh hauled tho,
machinery for the new gin.
Messrs. P, J, BlNschke,. John
Wistenbart, Joseph Munsoh and'
his son Fred, went to lJalletsvillo'
on business last Saturday.
The ball had Il nice attendanco'
here ON the Oath.
Top
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28

Aside from the serious inoonven-
fence and pain caused by piles, thero'
is II tendency TO ilstula and to cancer'
in the rectal regions. Plies ahoulhl
not be allowed to run on unchecked
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MlNI is an infalliblo remedy. Prico'
5ncts in. bottles, tubes 10 cts. EoGe
SIDE by Aug GrANe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28

If your Sights blurred with specEs'
and spots floating before your eyes on
you have pains on the right side nndelf
the ribs, then your liver is derAnged,
and you need few doses Of HERB
me to regulate it. Price so cts. For'
sale by Aug. Grave.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28
Lavaca County

Will celebrate the dedication of
its beautiful new court house at
Ialletsville, July 4. 1899. A most
careful program has been selected
for the occasion. Speeches, band
contests, 6rcman's contests, clay
pigeon shooting, games for children
and many otheramusements. The
dedication ceremonies will take
place at the court house and the
festivities will be continued at the
beautiful Schuetzen park. There
will be prizes offered in the band
contests and firemans contests.
There will be a grand ball and fire.
works at night. Excursion rates
will be issued by the railroad COM
pany from all points. Everybody
invited. Come and bring your
wives, children and sweethearts.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28

A delegation of several wealthy
citizens otLavaca county, allfrieuds,
OF Mr.. John Harwood, came down
last week and spent a, few days,
Hshino and prospecting. They were
all highly elated over the fine
country they saw here and some Of
them were so we'll pleased as to ex-
press their intention of investing I'm
the rich lands here jackson Co.
Progress,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28
G. L. WILLIAMS,
Dealer in Real Estate,
Lumber and Shingles.

ONGf pine and cypress lumber cypress pckets and moulding,
AA sash doors blinds, and builders hardware Mountain Cedar
and Post Oak Posts Brick lime ID Waukegan and Gden
Barb Wire Slick Wire Hodge Wire Fence Rubber mixed paints.
white lead vanshes Studebaer Old Hickory and Tennessee
Extra and buggy and shafts Extra
wheels Hacks, Surries Phoeton Bngg and Buckboads Extra
Sinner Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28

The drug business purchased by
me-of,C C. AMsLER, will be continued
at theold stand in charge OF Mr.
H Jucker. A,continuance Of yonr
patronage is solicited
9 II, FfApo.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-06-28

Hardly dizzy passes in families
where there ure children, in which
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is
not needed 1t quickly cures Cuts,
Wounds. Bruises, Bi5rns and Scalds.
Price 25c and 800, Ror sale'by AUG
GRAVE.
The times., 1899-12-24
Baltimore g Ohio
ABROAD.

SchcS1e in effect December g. ISg9.
Leave Washington from station corner OF Nsw
Jersey Avenue and e Street
For Chicago and Northwest, yestbuIci Limited
Trans 1919 d. ul., SOS g. u., daily.
or Cincinnati, 81. Louis. and ludian3poiLs,
Express, I0-j5 a m- YesubuIed Limited 5:iJ p.
M express J@.0j Hign5 daily.
For P4ttsbHrg and Cleveland, 1888 q. Do. ard
sU ard il-i5 p. uH., daily.
For Columbus. Toledo sud Detroit. 12soJ Hisas-
FOR winchester and way stations, s-5J M
and $40 ard sj.sg 3d. m
foF iural, $40 p. ~. daily.
Fur BaitlMoge, week days, ~ 80 500, 6,jl.
y, 90. MO, 1s.5J. $50. 1850. NI0.o) a. M,
S5:o5, N5.lo 800. NG.20. G:30 NS.00, Nl0:n
Nll:ah Sil;55 2. m. Sundays, Xe:a5, ~ 800.
xI.l0. s.3o, xg.u1 a. m.. xls.05 100. l.I5,
Ni.U0. l-2j. N5;O5 1910, 6s51, $500, GlD.Ou,
Nli;i0, yll 55 p
For Annapolis. 7.lo and s;a5 a, M. 12;l5 and
'.a0 % M SUNDAYS. $50 O. m. 4.33 y. m
Fog Frederick. week days. s-35. 1855 o.. m,
$50, $50 p. m. SUNDAYS. 900 Hi-. f.tJ D. rH.
For Hagt5stowH 1879 a. IA. and $50 r. m.
O. nl, $50 $50, '.JJ p. n- SuLd1ys, 900 4. Ia,
l.lj. l:05 2. H.
For Ca-thsrbgry and way points. week DAYS.
l.2j p- m Sundays. $500 q. m, LIS, i:ss 7.05,
l3.l5 p. m.
For Washington Junction aud way paiaJs,
week d1ys $50 a- 10. 4.50 $50 p. m. Sundays,
900 T. m., l:lj p m.
Royal Blue Line.
All trains illuminated with PiUtscj, iighr.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia. New ork Boston,
and the Fast. week dJv~. 7:05 tDiu-ll $50
tBuicD. 1000 tDineD a. NJ, 12;2l fpiuer.
l:i5 lDiHerf. 500 Royal Limited. EV
cilsiveiy Pullman Train. Dining Gas. j.pi
Dining Carr. s:03 ll,3J. and 2.35 nizA, JS-eep
ing Car open 4t lG.u3 o'clocs} SUNDAY .05,
9:od g. "a, l2:05 noon. I.I5 Dining Car 800
sos Dining Cars, SEQ H3] and 2.55 night.
Sleeping Car open 1000 o'cocs}.
FaflGr Cars an dt5 trains.
For Atlantic CITY. lJ:o0 M, l2-05 goon- 1Hd
l.lj and 300 p. III. week days. Ie.p5 noon sun
d9yS
For Cape Nav week days 1905 and 1.I5 D. N.
Except Sunday. yENpress trtiH-.
Baggage called for and checked frarl hotels
and residences lgy RioU Transfer Co. ugders
lsil at ti-a5r cffgcs. 6l9 Pennsylvania AyeEuc
M. New York Avcuae and 10Th Street, agd AZ
Depot
7. D. UNDERWOOD ID. B. NAlfIiN,
ID v T. and Cen Man Mgr Pass. Traffic.
The times., 1899-12-24
N hILROADs.
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
From sIaIi1n, - s. aad "a Nv-0Te-

FROM STATEN, l&l2 st and Pa Ayeul G.
lu Eject NGvtmLec l. ls0J
For Alexandria. week days, 6-So. 5-0t $50.
500 $50, $50. 9.25. 1000. li:l. N. 80. a. M.
vices. 1920. 1855 vl-20. l-t5. 2.0O 2-{8. G-21
$50. Nf.i5, $50. sos, S5--o. 5-+s. 6-9j. 6;5g
800. 80, $50 9.o0. lo.o0 1l.20 II $50 p. m-
sundays ,4j. g.0n. 9-45. 10:e). lI;I5. a. m.
l2:tO noon, i2.tJ 30, 2,l5. SEQ 45, 4-53 5.l5
p III.
For Mount Vernon. week dsys-6:al, son l0.oo
LOO LOO a. M Ni2:o5, Sl:l5. 2:03 go S.59, s.0d,
9;e0 p. M.
sundays 900, 300 noon. sa5 s.i5. 6.G. 600
r. m
For Arlington and Nos,od~re Bridge. week
cays-S SEQ $50, -2s25, l0.00 ~ .C0. a. u- sI2.G5
TO. lz.fj. ! IS. 300. s3.tD e3s25. fI5. 5.u5
G:0i. $3.50, 900. 500 D. NJ.
SUNDAY 20. 0.O0. 9.45. 10:S0 lI.,5. O. W..
LOO noon, l2.ij, 30. 2-l5 500, s. b.. $50
5;l5. 600 G:45, $50, Sis p. m
Parcels carried on lii trains. Baggage Jheeked
SENpre-s. TO Arlington oulv
J. COL{iN. Superintendent
g. +. ABBOT, President
The times., 1899-12-24

other agents in the same employ, quite uu-
known to himself but to whom he has to
report His salary ranges, according TO
circumstances. from &5 to $40 a
week with in some capacities. sub
stantial bonus a the expiration of his
term. If satisfactory rcpOf Is are sent 10
headquarters regarding his tTustworthi-
ness and abilities the novice. at the com
pletion OF the nine months. is sworn TO
secrecy and acquainted with the more i'm
portant branches of the service. He is
then engaged for period of two years at
a monthly salary of from G35 TO
$50 with all traveiing expenses. II he
has 10 make long journeys to the CONT
uent or elsewhere. the salary is consiCe--
ably increased.
In 1895 the national bank was reported
10 have suffered a dead loss of some $50
600 (S400. C00l, owing 10 the gross care
lessness of the Joint managers in adyanc-
ing government Overdrafts on securities
not existing. These two gentlemen left
Pretoria with the cGnnivance OF Dr. Leyds,
but, it is alleged, turned up in Europe oc-
cupying yet more responsible positions at
the express desire of the Kaiser. The see
retary of the bank who was also concern
ed in the affair, and occupied house
belonging 10 the stale. was appointed man
ager of the Paris branch ana head OF the
secret service in France. MOST OIL lhe
directors stilI retain their positions
Alleged Plans of Germany.
It is stated that Germany. through its
agent. E Lippert, of johannesburg. en-
daavored to obtain MashonaIand and Ma
tabeleIand for the German crown. Being
forestalled by Rhodes, the secret service
sent emissaries into those parts to stir up
the natives against British rule This
was prior to the Jameson raid. 1t is we'll
Known that a considerable number of guns
and cases of ammunition. bearing the
TTansyaal government mark and made
in Germany were sent from Middleburg
in the Trausyaal and conveyed to the Ma
tabeIe and Mashonas. and that many Of
these guns fell into the hands of the
British during the disastrous campaigns
that followed Al this time there was no
particular cause of quarrel between the
TWO governments.
Much of the pamphlet deals with mat
ters with which those following the trend
of events in South Africa must be already
acquainted such as the Laugberg revolt
OF q couple years since. when native
chiefs gave evidence OF the share Of the
Transvaal therein. and the "Berliner Neu-
este Nachricnteu" commented on the Cape
Premier's folly in believing the state
ments of mere Kaffirs. N Y Times.
The times., 1899-12-24
ASTED-AGENTS.

IS ASTED- Agents for our ''New Wonderland;'
most magnificent low-prced and grsndly sue
cessful new book; over 900 superb Illustrations;
0utzclls everything; for extra terms, wonderfully
successful new sale plan and price secret ad-
dress stating experience, II any, THE CRONELL
K KlRKP ATRICK CO., Springfield, Ohio.
de23, &c, ,2s,S1
WANTED-Salesmen to sell imported and domes-
tic liquors, principally fine Kentucky WHISTLES
and blends ease and barrel goods TO jobhers and
saloon trade; good chance to the right man; sal
ary or commission Address r. :. STRADER &
son % and = Z. Water ST., Lexington, Ky. 1t
MONEY ym clever? Ii so, clip this and
send with 25e for ten good propositions"
Utterly UNIQUE! You Will make money! Your
quarter back IL YOU return your purchase. A. l.
BATES. Box W. 80, Dayton, Ohio. 1t
WANTED-Ju5t out. new PEERLESS gasoline
lamp; easiest lighted, most satisfactory;
knocks all competition; agents coming money
PEERLESS LAMP Co. 2sG Railway Exchange
Bldg, s. Louis. No. no26-Su.ly
WANTED-L4dy agents and industrial insurance
agents 10 sell q newly patented and useful
article used by every lady; big profits; sells on
sight. Call ROOM 8, co. Louisiana ave. de2l-lt
The times., 1899-12-24
TYPEwRITERs-

lUIIE IN and d. your rypewrItiHs. Toe per hou<s
preliminary instruction tree typewritsrs
rented iyr practice II lew rates, delivered u
8 cur homo. lest grade of typewriter ribbons
-5C. SG per dozen. NEWMAS'S TYPEWRITER
tf.FNFY GIL 9Th q. Sc23-SmoB
The times., 1899-12-24
STORES ETC
Call for seni-mOathly Bulletin.
Fon sALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR sAIFLVORTHWFST.

FOR SALE FiichbUrs bicycle. with cycluueter;
so cash; also good Rochester camera Wi-h
plate holder. Apply i0p6 \. H. aye. NV. iJ,em
FOR SALE -Ccurs Eclipse. $40; gents Column
bi3 $50; Crawford so; many other makes.
s. up; ladys Spaudug, SO; girls Crescent.
50; boys wheels. s. up; oil genuine bargains
CYCLE EXCHANGE, 80 10Th ST. uw. de2a-S,
FOR SALE-A Iady'5 bicycle: ueatjy new; JeGcry;
cheap. 1896 l2tL 81. NV. dc2l-St,cm
The times., 1899-12-24
WALL PAPER.

IT'S NOT Dit too calIy 70 think a5eut New
Year. II you're gU;HS t1 receive Youth
want 90 greet your callers in bright. CCzv rooms.
Let start paperug tie rooms risilt alter Nlhas-
Rich. styIish paper FincsJ work. s. up D. g.
NOLTE, SIC eIh ST. no BRANCH. dce0-tt
The times., 1899-12-24

'.Whcu moral courage feels that it is right,
there Is E7 personal daring of which it Is in
capable" Il does not require great courage 10
declare HeuIigh's MaerzCu. Senate, and Lager
beers The be-, ot an Iual, and hop beverages, :oI
they emb8iy ali that is essential TO purity, age,
md sLr.n.-- -n--nc E.l ior case.
The times., 1899-12-24
BOERS SECRET SERVICE
A System Said to BE Unequaled for
IFS Cunning.

ItS Operations Exposed by Sam
phIct at Cape Town Serious
shrcs,d Agents Working for Rru-
ger in various Parts OF Europe.
The times., 1899-12-24
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Residence property in q thriv-
ing town in southern New York, for equity in
TO s-roon house in northwest Call or address,
third floor col st. NV. de2E3t
The times., 1899-12-24
co ca9sappas' a51p sa
RDUTEA g Ul3iU nv
America. All Trims VeStibuIed.
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated.
All Meals served in Dining CnrS-
station sixth and B Streets.
S-aeaa', iu eFec, ure Is. 1sg9

>--t'.-. ll tlrt- "ufr To- -e.y-
a:I1 p. NJ DAILY Cilciuns-t and 81. Louis
Special S,Hd train fer Cincinnati. tliiul4i.
Sjerp,r5 t1 Cincinnati Lexington. Louisville d.
di-r spsIi-, srt - Louis v.faau. change. PsrIer
Car Coyiugton. Va. Co Virginia Hot SPRING.
PrrI1r Gar, Cit,iur1-i Co Chicago.
tf.I6 l.. ~ DAILY =. r. " Limited SOLID
Train tot Cincinnati. Pullman ~lcepers 90 Ciuelu-
natl. Lexington. aud Louisville. wi-Har- change
Connection for Ito, Spriags Va, daily Pullman
c4uparIEgl, car u Ni-2iEi, Iiat springs Tie--
days Thursdays and Saturday Observation Gar
Hinton tr Ciutiur5,i- ~iCepers Cincinnati To-
Chicago aud ST. Louis
2.IJ T. NJ DAIRY Fer Gdrlor-v5IIc Char
lottC-glile. Sf5uutou. daily. and l5E R.caIsal.
dIiIy except >grGay-
Reservation and tickets n. Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5li Pcuusy IvJUi5 NscEur. Clg Ilt1 STREET.
near r. and a- toe station. Telephone ,aH 1851
for FeuI.>y iy45ia Railroad o. Service
o. " FULLER
Genera Passenger Agent
The times., 1899-12-24
CHURCH NOTICES.

REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH-scry-
ices at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, in Con
federIte Veterans Hall, 43I llth st. All are
cordially irvited. Item
The times., 1899-12-24
sTEAMDOATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year foE Norfolk, New
- port News ard AZ! points SOUTH by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and ~ ash
- inston.' Cu the following schedule:
Lv. Washing on $50 pm Lv Portsmouth ;. 90 pm
W. Alexandria. 90 pm Ly Norfolk ...- .5.45 pm
Ar Ft- Monroe. 90 am Ly. Fl Moui0e..5.t5 pm
ar. Norfolk. 800 am Ar. Alexaudli 30
Ar fortsmouth.S.l5 am Ar. Washing ,Ua.5. 90 aTn
- Tickets On sale At sl7 Penn ave. b. and
- .. ticket Office 5lg Penn, ave, and corner
- 10Th ST AID n. Y ave, c. & O.. I5csrL os-
- hces at 5l3 PenH ave. and to It-L ST.
- Z. A. L. ticket Office, I45i \. Y. ave- aR3
- on board steamers
- SIFor further information apply a. sea-
- era! Offices, 9TH ST. whssl, Wash D. @
- Phone $50.
Hoss-ti JOHN CALLAHAN. General Nast.ar.
The times., 1899-12-24

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK sos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CALLING, NEST-BOJ Nd, AT CHEBBOtEG.
Sailing Wedn5 sdavs at 10 q. IN
Scw York. ........................ December y
RED STAR LINE.
NEW ORE-ANTWERP-PAgIS
Every wednesday At y noon
Wcsernland December .
these steamers carry only cabin and thiri-claSs
passengers, at loE rates.
INTERN ArIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers "A aud lj y R-Otfce. 3 Broadway, y. Y
Philadelphia Office 5D5-5l7 Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-E3D5 ST. y. ",
Or W C. MOSS, Agent, a. S5ndsrs SIaymln's
1927 ST. RY.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
,zi iIi he inserted for one ceut "a word
for euch Insertion.
WANTED-Br general mechanic work; painter
iy trade: handy at anything. Address BoA
Coz this office ii
WANTED To cyeh8ugc ST coo position in Pen
sion Bureau for one in same other department;
preferably Postcfice. Box 50, this Office.
de2a-2t en-
The times., 1899-12-24

HELP wASTED-FEMALE-
Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent a word
for each insertion.
wANTED-Lldy agents for Blel.I's reliable Ger
man vegetable oil. infant. complezion. ply
sicaus and surgeons, skin healing and pTeserV-
ing soaps; testimonials All Sixth ST. nv. II
WANTED -Firzt-clsss tsilorcss on coats; highest
wages. ROOM Is. ~ Seventh ST. NV. dez4-zt
WANTED-A respectable white woman for light
homework; must furnish good reference, "A
dress BOX 5s3, this office ae-4-zI
WANTED-waitc girl, as chambermsid. l7l7
81. Item
wANTED-Dre-.naker. Apply sunday at l74o
Ft. nv. Item
WANTED Girl for general housework. 5o7
st. nv. oezS--'
WANTED Competent woman to do general
housewofk; SO. 17t6 st. NV de2z-5t.em
WANTED-Girl for housework only two in fam
lily; must stay nights Call at 620 so st. ne.
de222t,eu
wANTED-Iady 20 work three days a week in
green grocery. 1912 st. NV. de22-8t
WANTED Cook. general houseworkeT, white
Protestant. 2lU4 Wyoming ave- NV; SO a
month; private house dezl-ot,em
WANTED-L5des 10 tty cur delicious kim krisp-
pettes; made fresh every hali-hour. COS 'ta ST.
rv delS-5t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED -Stenogrsphers to join club in subscrib-
ing TO Typewriter and Photographic
world;' club price 55c per anuum; regular price
soc: send card for sample copy. Z. U. BON l45,
Station B.. Washington, D. c. It
The times., 1899-12-24
FOR sALE-HonsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Four horses, one mule zone sIat
wagon, two coal carts and harness I2s d
st. he. de25-3t
FOR SALE-Colt 10 months old; well bred:
good dispositions; uHbrotcn 50. 1925 5 St
NV. de22-3t
The times., 1899-12-24
FOR RENT-HOUsES.

FOR RENT OK SALE-5lj Spruce. LeDroit Pars.
rent s23 monthly; 7-room house; modern inn
provcmenls. HOMER GUERRY, Attorney Fen
dali Building. de23-3t
FOR RENT ai2 Q st. NV. all modern improve
ments arranged Tor families; $3.50.
dez2-3t
FOR RENT 1902 9th st. NV, 10 rooms, only
$50; fiat, Sl22 lith ST.. rooms $50. W p.
MEICALF, l@a5 + ST. NV del2tf
FOR RENT-I4O2 9th St NV 10 rooms; q. IL l.
perfect condition., only $50. W. r. METCALF,
1905 ST. NY. de9tf
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
FOR SALE Bargains. sxroom house stable;
lot - feet 10y 90, to 80 foot alley; fine
location; near Pa. ave. Sc: 81 500; will loan
81 400; also Groom frame; Sd st. Sc; only 5000;
lot Is feet by l7j feet deep. JOHN H. O'DON-
NELL, 302 PA. ave. Sc. de23-3t, en-
FOR SALE OR .EXCHANGE-Large business
property. Apply, on premises, COS 9Th ST. 5w.
dc22-3t
FOR SALON easy terms, new brick dwell
iugs,, 1929, 1881, 1913, and 1895 Linden st.
ne; Oue-half square from electric cars; rms and
bath; a. m. l.. wide paved alley; granolithc
sidewalk: price, $1,000; small cash payment
PERCY II. RUSSELL, 1905 G ST. NV. dc2O-7t en-
The times., 1899-12-24
nooMs AND nnARn.

TASTE and try before ycg buy; 900 II ST. NV
serves good table board Ter -; cxcells that
which you pay - and 50 tor elsewhere de22-5t
FOR RENT -Niccly-fJr. roofs, clean. wellkept
house, fTsJ-ciass board; parlor suitable Tor
professional man. zoos II So. my. de2l-3t, EN-
ROOMS, board; Sl week; home cooking. G25 l st.
NV. dc2l-St, EN-
FOLLOW THE CROWD and you will ce:.
tainly bring uD at the Genoa, SOC and sos
board, equal to any Sc week in the United
States; plenty fruit, pure cream and butter;
slsaks ard chops all broiIed; beautiful rooms, a.
m. J.; reasonable rates 20 traGsients p. H.
MOORE, Mgr; phone 1857. ocls-tf
The times., 1899-12-24
WANTED-ROo1IS,

WANTED Two nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; heat gas, baths couple Wll!i
child t8o years. not 10 exceed Sl5. Address BOX
5ti, this office. dn185t
WANTED-Tw0 rooms FOR light housekeeping,
partly iuWisLcd water on same floor; north.
west. Address Bon $50 tais Office. de23-3l
WANTED -Two. communicating rooms, with
hoard; state terms Address BOX 54 this
Office. dc2g-st
WANTED-Tva ar three unfar. communicating
rooms; hight housekeeping. Box $50. this
office. dc2l-3t. en-