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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

IcavenwOrth. Kan. Oct. 23.--samis
Lewis life convict in the KsnS'
state prison al Lansing. commit
suicide by drinking a solution Of cas-
tic soda. He bad become despoDdes
on account Of being exchanged frpf'
ward work 70 the Kitchen. Lewis We
sent up from WyandOtte county
ESQ for the murder Of his wife
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

NaiiSas ny Mo. Oct 2$.-i. Fish
man Je"eirF store AZ l225 Grand
d 'sii'~ was robbed last night and
= - qua - JFf'eIrF and cIn5i.
l.4 'sNfh- Mf- freshman r-riHste-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

" as the result OF his splendid health
1adomitable will and Tremendous
energy are nOtfound where stomach
Ever. kidneys and bowels are out ~
order. Il You want these 0ualiriaS
and the success they bring. u.s. Dr
I'ngs New Lie Pills. Onfv - can+S
n II. l., fuckers, Druggist :
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
SEVENTEEN VETERANS
CHANGE TO BRYAN.
They Marched to the Sea With Sher
man. Now Ren0unce Mckinley
and Roosevelt.

and Roosevelt
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 2O.-A
hokOmO dispatch says that the
Republicans OF that locality were
thrown into IA panic to-day by the
announcement that Edward W Free
man and sixteen other Civil War
veterans in his company, who march
eel with Sherman to the sea, had re-
nOunced Mckinley and will vote for
/ Bryan this election.
! Mr. Freeman is a we'll known news
! paper man and has resided here for
nifty years. He was postmaster of
kOkOmO for twelve years under
Grant and other Republican Presi-
dents, and has held county offices of
honor and trust He was a brother
in-!aw OF the late 4. c. Phillips. foun-
der OF the kOkOmO Tribune. one of
the Oldest and best known Repub-
lean newspapers in the state.
Mr.. Freeman and his sixteen com
rades who have abandoned the Me
hlnley ranks are all substantial |
citizens.
They departed on the issue of i'm
perlalism and pension methods.
They will vote the straight Demo
cratic ticket down. All are enthu-
slastic for John W. Kern for Cover
nor.
The ''fiopping" is all one way in
this vicinity. Nobody in these parts
who voted for Bryan four years ago
will vote for Mckinley this year ex-
'ept one, and he calls himself a Pop
Hist and not Il Republican or Demo
rat. The Gold Democrats are all
or Bryan this time
A. f. Phillips, formely editor and
'wner of the kokomo Tribune Ire
'ublican), now editor of paper at
'alt Lake City, Utah, has also aban-
Toned Mckinley and has declared ,
Or Bryan.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
In six.r-,.rth Animal se..laa.

Columbia. Mo. Oct. 23.--Tbe VI
souri, BAPTIST General association e0',,
vened in Columbia for It's sixty-siF'
annual meeting. The famous BaF
tist chapel car arrived and was .
object of much interest This or
which is hauled free by all railroad1
- designed especially for the purpcz
Of distributing religious Literature
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

Nevada. Mo. OCT. 22.-Hiram Bates
has Sled suit agaiu>, Manager Mich
olsen IF The Nevada zine SmeItar~.
f'T : -.H damage lie alleges that
his property ana The health of his
family were injured by gas AMI
smoke from the defendants sneIters
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
IT,. P-e.tdenr Wni Attend

Washington. Oct. 23.-The John
sherman funeral train will leave here
Wednesday afternoon for Mansfield
o., where interment viii take place
President Mckinley. who is now n
canton. o.. viii be among The. dis
tnguished men who will attend III,
funeral
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

Canton, O.. Oct. 23.-President and
Mrs. Mckinley reached Canton at
1890 o'clock Tuesday. \ large mum
Der of people assembled on the sta
non platform and bid them heart =
welcome as they passed under a large
flag draped over section of the Mat
form.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

Canton. CE:ra, oct. as.--.N vel ~
.hs on board 100 Passengers gv-<
boarded by Pira;es ten mile. b..Io,y
mere. Several thousands pounds IA
SPECIE were tai e.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
reache- Them 10 Haze England

Dublin. oct 23.-Maud Come <
organizing 'ris5 children and etIncat-
ing them in possibility 10 England
She Is banding together 10000 chill
dren who refused 10 particfna4e IN
me demonstration in Phoenix pa,
last spring during the queens visit.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

Topeka. Kan. Oct 23.-A shortage.
OF >l.'nn - said TO have been dis
covered IN Fhe account, Of eN-Unire.l
states senator John Martin who was
clerk Of the Kansas supreme cour.
Tor TWO years ended November
1894.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

FFaTkfort. Ky. Oct. 23.-Henrv F.
1outSeF. sentenced TO life impriSon-
ment AT Georgetown for completely
IN the tioebel assassination. wa~ re-
moved from Georgetown and placed
In gail here Tuesday. He lay on 4
cot with his face covered as he was
moved
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

''oNrph- NO oct -@---A con-fl-
ore OF men has been DuSiIy
!" securing right-Df-Na :,
III q" eIe''fic railway from thc
southern city limits 10 L.eav4,v,,-,t,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

Walnut, Nan. Oct 22.-MrS. BELL
Din. "a widow - years old. colnmitte I
suicide here hy cutting her throat
WIN a razor. She was i'll and dt-~ponz-
eut.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

Nh OF the seven convict patients
who escaped from the Natteyvan state
hospital al PouEhkeepSie. y y. sun
e~N evening have been captured.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25

~ Louis. Oct. 22--Cnder a decision
O. ''ty Attorney Dyer the police
force will no longer make arrests
when The order move on j. NOT
oaeEesi.
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Life Sentence is Given Henry Youtsey

Georgetown, Ky, Oct. 21.-The
Jury in the case of Henry Youtsev
on trial on the charge of being a
principal in the Goebel assassination
returned a verdict of guilty vester.
day, fixing the penalty at life i'm
prisonment.
1t was learned from one of the Jury
men that no ballot was taken last
night. This morning the vote was
unanimous that Youtsev was guilty,
then the degree of punishment was
fixed
Attorneys for the defense are pre-
pairing a motion for an arrest of
Judgment, which, if sustained. will
postpone the sentence of Youtsev
Till next term OF court in Febv. 1t is
likely Jury will be empaneled as
soon as practicable to inquire into
loutsey's sanity.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
FaIat.d in Fro.t of.Trat,

Clayton. No. Oct. 2a.-Afie~ Iizz.e
Murray. who lives in II. Louis com,
~ tainted on the track in fro~r
~ -. Louis. Kansas City q Colo.
RADIO train here. She was carried 70
place OF safety 10y sheriff Ker4:,
barely in time To save her life.
Romeo the big elephant in Ring
ling Bros show. was killed bs- order
ot hi owners Al Wichita Falls. Tax
IL lz4.-o had just attacked his E.eeper
The elephant had killed three men
The Hfty-fourrh annual meeting Of
the American Missionary association
opa2ed o. Springfield. Mass. with over
80 -=,esazes IL attendance.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BoAR7.

WANTED-Room and board in musical German
family by young architect. Box 5ls. this
trlst Frn
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Southern Ry.

Schedule II effect Nay Z. 1900
All trains arrive and leave from renasyIyarix
PsSsenser Station
s:0I a ul-DaiIy-LOcaI fer DanviIle. Charlotte.
and way stations Connects az Manassas fer Stras-
bug and Har-isoEr.Irg caily, and stanton week
days, and al Lynchburs aith the Norfolk and
Western daily. ard With c. s D. Il. H. d1ily for
Naturai Bridge and Lexington
HIS q m--D1ily-IHE UNITED STATES
EAST NAIL Sleeping Cars 20 Jacksonville VIA
Savannah, uniting a. SalEbury With Sleeper fer
Askzvile and Hot Sp-ic-s. y c. knoxville. Cat
taEOoga- and Memphis. TcEn-. and az l,haF.otte
With Sleeper for Augusta C0anerts 10 columbia
vita Sleeper for Charleston S3ecPins Car %
New Orleans. uniting a. Chcrlotte with Seeper
for Birmingham. via Atlanta Solid train Wash
inSton 70 New Orlcans without change Dining
Car Service. Connects a. Lynchbpls 6aily fJr
Natural Sncge ard Lexington
us25 a. m--Daily-LOcaI Tor Charlottesville.
s.OI p m-Local Tor Front Royal s;-zs5u-s,
and IEarrisouburg week days
s.30 p. u--uaiiy-Lo-ll Tor Charlottesville
go ?. m--Daily-NEW YORK AND FLgRIDA
EXPRESS Sleeping Cars 10 Pert Tampa. via
S4vaunah and Jacksonville. SOn1ecsin- wi;a DIans-
ing room Sleeping Car for 81 Augustine ard
wsth cC-1cctlon fer AlScn snd Chsrleston-
through coach 70 Jacksonviiie. Dining Car SER
go o r.-Da.iv-wASRINcrnN. AND CHAr-
TANOOCA LIMITED VIA LENCIiRURC-. SlceP-
inE Cars 20 Memphis and NCw Orleans. tkroash
Bristol Pzrscr ard ohscrTatiGR C1f between Rad
ford Va. ard Alfalfa. Ala TlTOegh coach
O. Memphis Dining Car ScTvlCe.
IO.45 P. u--Daily-WAS ASIfNGrON AND SoUTu-
WESTERN LIMITED. SlCcpCrs o Nashville
Tcns. VIA sshcvillc. Knoxville. and Chattsnooca;
Memphis VIA Birmingham, NcW ORLEANS, VIA At
lanta ard Montgomery, connecting Gt NeN Cr.ezns
With through sleeper fer Scxlco City Ss=nacts
AZ High Point. y. c.. leaving Washington daily
except Saturday fer PinchJrst. y. Z. Ob-sry1tion
Csr to Macon, Ca. via Atlanta Ncstibslc Dey
Coach to Atlanta. Dining Car Service. Sss-z1t
Personally Co1ducted Tourist Siecrcr this train
every Monday. Wednesday. and FRIDAY 10 Saa
Francisco withoat change
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DFVt-
SION leave Was,instoa $40 4. n eaiIy, 100 p r..
s:S5 D. n and $40 p m week days; 6-z5 p.
Sundays for Round Hill: 6-s5 p. Saturdays SOC
Leesburg: 6-25 p. N. week DAYS =. Herndon- Re-
turning arrive At Washington S-24 a H. and s-G3
. m. daily; S:S4 a H. and 2.f5 2. ni week cSys
from Round Iiiiis 1:gG s. nl- week cays froIu
Hcrndon; 06 4. n. Ncndays from Bcesburg.
Through trains from the south arrive ~ wash
iugton 6.42 a. IA 7.S5 . m. 2:l5 2. n. and --53
o. m daily; EsrTisonb.rg. 1i-s0 a n wee Gays
and c:fO d m daily and from Charlottesville SIS
q n. and 9:i0 ?. m daily
Tickets, sleeping Gar fcscTv~tic-s. and ether in.
formation furnisl cd. and ba1EaEe called ter sad
checked from hstsls and residences by UEiga
Transfcr Company, orders len az ticket o.
fee 7o5 Fifteenth q. nv. 81 Pennsylvania ave.
wv and 81 Pennsylvania PzszSrEvT Station
= Telephone caE 14sI for Pennsylvania RaiNoad
Czb sesvice.
Prank 3 CANNON. 81 " Prcs a.d Gen. A.-E
J. " CUIP. Traffic Manager.
L. & BROWN. CSESrsl Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWLIXG & co. Auc,ioaccrz

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
PIECE Or REAL ESTATE OK THE FAST
SIDE or TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN y
AND o STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN As
No. 1871 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
Bv virtue o. deed IL trust and the au-hority
therein given 10 Us. from Ann Hall and otLers
dated February 26. ls9s. ard recorded on the 2gth
dav q June. ls7, IN Li5er 2e23. fali0 I37 e. sea-
one of the land records % the District OF C5itrra
bia. the undersigned VIII sell al publ.c auction
10 tie highCsJ b.ccCr. iE trc1t Of the premises
On MONDAY. JUNE Is. 1890. az 5 O'CLOCK T.
A the following described valuable piece OF real
esfate situate - the east side a Twelfth Street
yyest between y Nd Streets north in the
Ritv q Washington. District of Columbia VIZ.
Al tha- rart OF parcel Of lot numbered SIX (T IN
sgsre ulfrlbcrcd three hundred and thirteen f2lgl
nniug for the same az poin; ca Twelfth
Street vest forty (i0 tect south from the north
,.cs+ corner % said lot thence runhIn- east nine
tvfve 95) feet the full depth Of said lot; thence
running north twenty (20) feet. therce runnirc.
resr nInety-fve (aJ feet TO the line q said
Twelfth Street and thence running south b. the
linz = said Twelfth Street. twenty (2O feet 10
tbe Dlace OF beginning. containing one thousand
rire hundred q 900 square feet
Terms Of sale: One-thiTd OF the purchase price
in cash and q e balance in two equal install
rrcnts paVable az SIX and twelve months. with G
Der cent interest % be secured BY deed OF trs: on
The uremises sold. or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser. All coHveyaneing. recording and
revenue stamps 70 be at the purchasers cost.
The terms Of sale must be complied with within
fifteen days Otherwise the property viii be resold
AZ the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
CLIFTON NJ BIGELOW. Trustee
s9i Louisiana Avenue.
MASON " RICHARDSON. Trustee,
je5d&ds Si4 ID Street northwest
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Baltimore & Ohio

Schedule IN eject june ]. 1910
Lesve Nashiugt-n from station c0rnsr o. Nez
jersey Avenue and e S--eet-
For CliccG8 ard N1rcavvest Nes-iHl-cI Limit
CO trains lp-J0 a. n. s-15 3. IN. daily
For Cincis-ati. -. LOUIS and I-6izazPolis. Ex-
Ttess, l9-o5 s. m festi5ulcd Limited SO p m
,Np-Css ] 10 night. Caliy-
Flr Pittshurg 4ad Clsvelaad. I3-50 a n Sd
r m and 100 O. q. czly-
Fer Columbus. Sos r. n daily
teE Winchester sEc way stations. 50 a r.,
S-s5 r. n. and $50 p. n
For Luisy. 1-s5 p m daily
f9r Lei.iHore. Scek cIIs, E2-s5. -, e-sA-
aI-lo. KID. Ns-S1 So. N9-3o. NI0-o1 A. n.
Nl2-i1 T., l2-i5. xl-l3. xs-o0 Xf-CJ. <f-59. s-s5.
23-l5. N5-is. NS-ss. N5--1. G-S1 Ns-G7- xi1--I.
A.-i'' 80. 151D O. n. 1!--!o. N-lo, l-l2,
$500. x5-@l s-s5. N5-G5. x5-IJ. $50. zs-oJ.
2lo-J7. All-@9 zIl-s5 ?. n
For Annapolis. 40 @. n and I--i5 r H. S-n-
days. $50 g. n. 425 p m
Fcr Frsterick. Veok days. SIS z n. l7.51
i-Sl $50 p ~ Scrcays- 500 A. m. l-l5 p.
Ter H-SerstoUu. -l5-lj A. n. aad 80 p
For Be1c aHd way poluiy. week GAYS. s-E5
a. m, 4-sl SO. % p SunC1ys. 300 d. e..
lis. 7-o5 p. m
For Caithe1sburg ard vay points xceS d-yz.
SIS a r., l2-59. S-i5. s:SD, 500, So. 5-55.
j - p IT, Slncays, s-05 A. II, lis, 3d. SO.
IG-I5 p
FOR washington J-nc,ion and way points. voes
DAYS, SIS a. m. s-25. $50 p. m Saa-zss.
$50 a. r.. 1-l5 .. n
Fer ChzCtarqua' Beach. $50 a n. 4.so p. n,
week days $50 e. n. sundays
ROYAL Bile LINE
Al trains Illuminated vita PinssCh I5Srt-
Fer Baltimore Philadelphia EeW Nors R-S-
ten, and the East. week dsss. 2-S5 30 (D:rp-1,
$50 tBUEeO, 1900 (IsineT1. a. II, lz.i1,
CDilcr). no CDinerl. 500 ''Royal Limited
Exclusively Pullman Train. Dining Car. ia.
% Dining Carr. SEQ ard Il 20 p. n (Slct7-
ing Car open 81 1850 0'clOcs). Sunsays 2-S5.
.-c5- 900 a n 1910 ucon. $40 DiniaG Cars,
sea, 5-o5 Dining Cars. $50 AID iI-s0 p u sleep
ing car open p O'Clock
Parlor Cars all day trains
n
ard l-I0 and SEQ p n week days I3-IJ Iooa
SunCSys-
Fur Cape May, week days. 1s--,, IaS 40 , n
sENccpt sunday XENprCss trains
Baggage called for and checked fTcm hc:c,s and
residences by CEioa Transfer Co orders left
az ticket ofEces- CID PENNSYLVANIA avGr-Ie north
west. New YORK Avenue and 18th street. and -
Depot Teleph0uc ticket cfhcCs fsr 3. e q. E-e1-
tric Automobile CABS
F. D. UNDERWOOD. D. 3. NARTlN.
p Vice President M-r Pass TIltzc.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE or UNDsPROvED PROPERTY
OF BRIcHTMOOD AKENTE

TRUSTEES SALE or UNINPROVED PROPERTY
on BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE
By virtue of a deed Of ,rust dated Nav 20 lSgf
and recorded in Iber ljGe, folio 20 Of the lan.i
records Of the District Of Columbia We viii orrr
for sale at public auction IN front Of the premises
the I'D DAY OF JUNE. 1900. at ; O-CIOCR
p. n. the foliowins-GcsCTibed real estate IN the
County Of Washington, Dlstrics OF Columbia 4
wit:
All of lot twenty-one cd in CaIen F. Green's
Subdivision Of part q Girls Portion as re-
corded in Book County No. g. page 90 in the
Surveyors Office Of the District Of Columbia
The property viii be sold subject 20 a prior
enCumbr2nce amounting 10 $50.
Terms OF sale: One-half OF the purchase money
in cash AID the balarce in enc ycaT. or az cash.
at the purchasers cptioa. The deferred uayincEt
il any 10 be represented by the purchasers prurl-
issory note dated the dsy OF sale and sseur, .
by deed Of trust the property Sold and bearing
interest at the rate OF per cent per aunurn
All conveyaRcing, revenue stamps and reco4diu z
az the cost q the purchaser.
4 deposit of 800 viii be required az the sale
Terms OF sale ia be complied with within ten
days: in case OF default the trustees reserve the
right TO rsell the property at the risk and cost
Of the del tilting purchaser after five days advsr-
tisement.
CUYIER GREEN.
JAMES y. SPARKS.
iel3-dGds-cxSu Trustees
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FOX REST-lZ5 Carroll Z. Sc. : roons near PG-
ave cans. Library, and Capitol, $3.50 CID
J. HARBIN. $40 Pa. ave Sc lcl@-3t, ,eui
FOR RENT-Furrished. p Grant place; fine
chance for Census clerks 80 per saonth- AP-
ply after p. m lel2St
FOR RENT-In northwest. uice Groom fats SI-50
and $3.50: good store. ESQ. beautiful :
room suburban housc. S25.59 NJ 4 BAILINGER.
Go 18th q. NV ie7-ti. en-
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TIRES! TIRES! TIRES !

Good ores, al sizes. and rougn CT smooth tread
Put on your bike while yoR wsit for the ex-
tremey low figure Of 81 p. All other supplies at
equally as low prices NATIONAL CYCLE CO.
1i2I Pa ave Je6-tfCm
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WANrED-A colored boy 20 make himself useful
around grocery store; must have wheel 1919
81 81. Item
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Fon RENr-uNruRNrsHEp ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping; hea; and gas. s041z LIST st.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on HIGH
LAND AVENUE, NEAR ASHLEY TERRACE
CLEVELAND PARK.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on HIGH
LAND AVENUE, NEAR ASHLEY TERRACE
CLEVELAND PARK.
By virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, passed in equity No
2lIsl we will sell at public auction IN front OF
the premises on WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is, 1900, at
FIVE. O'CLOCK p. N, the following describe
real estate situate in the District Of Columbia.
Part OF unsubdivided porticn OF Cleveland PARK
beginning at an iron pin on the southwest side OF
Highland Avenue in said park. said avenue having
heretofore been known Prospect Street said
min being the northeast boundary Of the parcel OF
land heretofore conveyed to George d. Seelv and
r,nning thence as follows: North S. degrees 81
MINUTES. west IS 6-l0 feet; north 60 degrees 27
minutes west so feet; north 4 degrees . min
east 80 25-l00 feet; south IS degrees 80 minutes
east IS $40 feet; south 46 degrees 80 minutes
east Is I-l0 feet; south 81 degrees 80 MINUTES
cast % feet: south % degrees IL minutes. east
IS I-IO feet to the beginning. containing 7765
square feet, more or less, subject TO balance doe
cent interest. particulars Of which will be stated
at the sale.
Terms as prescribed by the decree: One.thir1
cash of which deposit Of s1Oo must be made A.
the time Of sale. and the balance in two equal
instalments IN one and two years, for which
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from dav
of sale and secured by deed of trust on the rrou-
erty sold win be taken, all cash, at the ot.ion
Of the purchaser. All ccnYeyancing, recording
and revenue stamps at cost OF the purchaser and
days from the cay Of sale the trustees may resell
said property at the risk and cost Of the defaalta
Purt haseT.
THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN.
0l7 Street northwest
JOHN SHERMAN
SO Fourteenth Street ner.hwest. tr.lstees
THOMAS F. wAGGANAN, AuctioneeF.
ie5-dsSds-exSu
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FOR SaLE-If you are looking for secondhand
wheel. so where prices are lowCsc; prices start
at -. CYCLE EXCHANGE. 40 10th Il. NV.
jelS-4t
FcR sALE-Geut's Sterling bicycle. Address
RON Alra fhis oflica- s.Ia-a+
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auedoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN As NO. 708 10TH ST Y E M
PROVED BY A TNO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING.
By virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia. passed in Equity cause,
No. 1887. the undersigned trustees viii offer
for sale at public auCt tion in front Of the prem
ises. on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. 100.
At HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the land
snd premises, situate in tie District Of Columbia
described a. and being lot numbered Sin Ed-
ward Caverly's Sub division, il block Numbered
90 in a tract OF land known Long Mead
ovs' and also part OF lot numbered 46, IN W. II.
Ciaggett's Subdivision. iE block 50, in said Long
Meadows. being % by 90 feet, more or less, to-
gether with the Improvements thereon. known as
No. TO3 10th St ne, and with the use OF 10
foot alley in the rear of said premises.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One
third OF the purchase money to be paid in cash
and the balance in tive equal installments. pay
able in one and two year., with interest at Der
cent per annUIn payable semiannually from day
OF sale for which the notes OF the purchaser to be
given. srCured by first deed Of trust on property
sold or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser
deposit OF S100 at time OF sale. All convey
sncinE. recording. stamps, and notarial fees at
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of safe TO be complied
with within ten days from date Of sale. II the
terms OF sale or not complied with in ten days
froIn date Of sale the trustees reserve the right
TO resell al the risk and cost Of defaalting pGr-
JAMES W. GREER. $40 Ind. Ave
JOSEPH A BURkART Corcoran Rldr
DANIEL O'DRlSCoLL. 5O3 St. n. W.
ieC-dSds, EN-
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BICYCLES bought sold. and exchanged SCI s,h
81. NV; open evenings. jaI0-Tt
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WANTED-Co chambermaid, nurse. leave eity;
general houseworNr; no laundry for the
co;lp,ry Inquire 1913 y. Y. ave Item
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STEAMBOATS,.
sTEAMBoATs.
c-,~>-~~-~~>-~~~---~---~-~
Norfolk c Washington
Steamboat Go.

Livery day in the year for Norfolk. New
= port News. and all points South, by the
= superb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
= ihgton. on the following schedule:
LV- Washngton.s-s0 pm Lv. Portsmouth s. -oe pm
~. Ale&9ndris-.7.O0 pm LV. Norfolk .5.45 pra
ar - hon-oe.7.oo am Ly. II. Monroe. .G.s5 pm
ar Norfolk. $40 am AT. Alexandra. g 30
ar Portsrnouth.s.l5 am Az. Washington am
Tickets On sale at s17 Penn ave-. B. and
o ueket oflre, oIg Penn. ave, and corner
= 18th 81 and y. Y. ave. c. h o. ticket Of
neess al 5l3 Penn. ave-, and 6U9 18th St;
. A. L. tickr; Cfice, 1885 n. Y ave, AID
- on board stcaners
y For further Information spply at gen
sIsi or rs Ith st whan, J. ash d. C.
. Phone, go
n0SS-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTFD- Experienced hnishers pants; good
wages and work all the year Apply az once
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WANTFD-A woman TO do general house work;
NJ ., ten
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WASHINGTON, D. c. PosToFFIcE NOTICE
Should be read daily, As changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded TO the ports Of
SAILING caily. and the schedule OF ciosings l. ar
ranged on the presumption Of tkeir uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending June Il,
lo0e. The last connecting closes viii be made
tom this ofice IS follogss:
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-FiuisheTs on custom pants; also girls
10 ielfu. NJ HORN, 1892 9th Il. NV leli-3t
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wANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED Ply respectable colored girl, place Is
nurse or chambcrnaid; out OF city. Rear OF
a30s sherman ave. Item
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NANTED-A second-hsnd Orient OF Col,-..bia bi-
- cycle; must be in good condition. ayITY. 6s2
St h" ieI2-6t, EN-
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WAN1ED-Experirrced boy to feed and make
Ieidy on Job printing press. THAIER a
KATES. 511 14th St Item
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COUNTRY BOARD.
FOR AN ideal boarding place, with reasonable
terms refs. address MRS, N. A. HUTCHI-
son, Floris. Va. je1l-Ttem
AT SHIILFIELD. near Colonial Beach boating
fishing. and bathing free; $ per week 81 per
day G. J. CoULDMAN, Maple Grove, Va.
lelO-lmo
MOUNT HOLLY HoUSE-Eighty miles down Po-
tomae; oysters. FISH. and crabs; mineral
springs; sail and row boats free. MRS j. c.
DAVIS. Mount Holly. Va ie7-2w,em
COUNTRY BOARD; quiet country place. q mile
irora town: good board; terms, SIS per month
I. ., Bun lSI. front Royal Va. je7-!t
TIE WASHINGTON COLLEGE, formerly the
lexington ID rand T SITS. me- will open to
summer boarders June /; rooms may now be seen
ard engaged. feI-lmo