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DON'T WANT ANNEXATION.
Natives Arc opposed to Absorption
of Their Co0ntrs.

Blackfoot. Idaho, December lt,--formcr
Senator Dubois. who has reached home nf-
ter an extended visit to Japan, China ana
Hawaii, says the United States Will not
annex thesu Islands against the bitter o.
position of the natives. He Gays there are
no less than 1900 male Americans en- the
island over q years Of age and fully halt
Of them are opposed TO annexation, wftie
nearly all the balance of the population
are against II.
Nothing but tho support OF The United
States government" said Mr.. Dubois.
keeps the present oligarchy, niisnamsd
republic, in power They could not sus-
tain themselves Il day if the United States
should withdraw its support, II VIII re-
auirc n large armed fore inas'lntly 10
maintain any government thu 'ai.ed s'Ftes
may establish there. The nIlYes VIII
never consent to the destruction Of their
national life"
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si'Oa1'.

The Thoroughbred Hamburg sold for
SEQ 600,
Barry. the English pugihst. acquitted
OF killing Waiter croot IN prize fight.
Miller wins the six days bicycle race.
covering 2Oss miles and four laps; best
previous record by Hale. 1910 miles and
eight laps. some OF the riders became
insane from the strain.
Varsity beat Dallas at football. 20
to &c.
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$50 49, ~
NiILNOADs.

The international and Great North
ern win build new Union depot at
the foot OF Congress avenue.
The Katy asked 10 recede from its
position with reference TO the redemr-
ton Of tickets.
WHO Mr.. Grcatslnger Is.
The Texas railr1ad commission
makes some rulings.
The Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fee
puts on an extra train between Hons
ton and Alvin.
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Local
Mrs. ralton,a fnnAral.

Mrs. Felton's funeral
knights of Honor election OF officers.
Frank Bonatz secured Judgment
against the International and Great
Northern railroad.
A serious charge against NJ. C. Payne
OF Chattanooga, Tom.
Closing scenes OF the Fruit. Flower
and Vegetables Festival.
Daughters Of the Republic honor the
memory OF Stephen r. Austin.
Purchase Of the San Jacinto battle
ground not yet consummated.
Meeting OF United Commercial rrzv-
elcrs.
The coiorcd Baptist convention.
Chicken show viii eiose after today.
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for pislocnt~d kidney.

Karsas city. December 1i.---Lenna vans
low. who sued the knights OF the Macca'
bees for disocatirg one OF his sldneys
while initiating him four years ago. was
toasy awarded $1,000 by jury in judEs
Gath.s division OF The circuit court.
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CON IIiftC1At..

Spot cotton unchanged and all the
futures about the same.
A dull day in the Chicago grain pit.
with December NC up.
Cattle IN light demand IN Chicago,
except for Christmas stock.
Professionals IN the New York stock
marker close ont their holdings ard
cause a slight reaction.
The weekly bank statement was
rather unfsyogablc.
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PRICE REINsT trEn

The case OF Homer II Price, registry
clerk at the Dallas posio'ace. who was
removed on charges preferred fcw weeks
ago. has been fully 'lvessisuod frd Az
sistant Postmaster General 'Ieatn today
announced that Price hal been seinRtnted
without praJudlce. the charges hav,g teen
found groundless. The order OF Ie rsicie-
ment will be issued next wee''
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raso, Texas. Deccmbe, 1.-THE rob
'''eu at Stein Pass Thurs.iay night
not Vic Collins. but wasNidentlfied
as cowboy known in Arizona and
h h by tho name of Edward Cul-
out letters sound ON his person and
we're not opened till today indicate
20 ROBBERS veal name was ]. \. Des-
's'iherly Of Colorado City, Texas.
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vexntious CURRENCY aucstion.

Washington. December II. Whether
the ways and meaus committee or the
banking and currency committee viii con
troll logislailcn in the house continues to
excite much feeling among representatives,
Littlc doubt il felt that Secretary Gage
Will so divide his bills covering various
currency questions that Nv. ilinslcy's com
nnttSe win get control VI thcnt
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Canton. Ohio. December II This, the
tenth day of Mrs. Mcl$lnlcy's Illness, has
been marked by number OF material
81 anges. none Of which have permanently
improved the condition Of the patient and
AZ darkness approachcd It was felt by
those around her that she had finished
the last day OF her lif9's Journey She
was resting comparatively easy at that
time. but great deal weaker, rho doctor
called at $3.50 O'Clock and reported that
ne found material change Tor the worsc
such as he regarded as certain TO bring
about final dissolution during the night
He had not even faiut hope that shf
could live until murniur. President Nc.
Kmlcy continued his vigil all day much
as he has preceding days,
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EASTERN TEXAS MARSHAL snip.

Charles NJ. Ferguson, coiorsd, OF Paris,
one of DR.. Grants lieutsnl1.s. IL in the
city. He is here in the interost CT 4. j.
Dickerson, who wants the marshalshp OF
the Eastern district. This you'll irricate
that Dr. Grant is not IN applicant fer the
office an stated in some of the T'ras pa
pers II is believed here that the torior
could have this c'fco COR the asking.
Another applicant FOR tbs Austin lost
office is here In the person n N. bcell.
II Is rrmored in Texas rl.ciaa here t1at
odeIl claims 10 be indo.ssd Nv pr Grant
There Is o hot fight on .or that office
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DOMEsTIc.

l.enra wtnsiow gets $1,000 damages
against the Maecabecs for injuries re-
ccived while he was beins initiated.
Charley Lewis. the negro who muir
dered Brown Smiths family. near
wesSon. Miss. lynchod.
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M,,s. MK,Ninv's CONDITION.
sinking Rapidly. hut Has Not Vet
sMNCnnlhCI.

Canton. Ohio, December l2.N a, IN l--
No word has been received from inside
tho Mckinley home FOR over two hours.
Raps at the door are unanswered and hone
The presumption is that there has been q
change and the family are taking n short
rest The last report WAS that she was
stu sinking rapidly.
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EorRTH GLASS posTMAsTEns.

Fourth class Texas postfatstars apaoint-
ed today f. V. r. ritshle. Ffani'ord.
Collin county; ] w. pugh. Pugh fliker
county: II. j. Leayy. Wel'arF. Ia ndall
county; j. r. Hamilton. Weilinetsr. COL
iingsworth county.
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NOTES.

The monthly report OF the post 'ffce de-
psrtment shows an iacre1se OF al nrr
cent in the receipts Of the Lsilis os't &c
over the month Of Soyemosr. iAs'5.
w. r. Robinson has besa spront q Gus
todian OF the Fort Hane9sK aiauccIed
military reservation,
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.
Some Figures Of Much Interest to
Texas Growers.
SHIPMENTS ARE CONSIDERABLY MORE
But the Value Received Is a Great
Deal Less.
JAPAN'S DEMAND HAS DOUBLED
Gcrmnny Also Took Nearly THIRD
More Last Year Than the
Hefn
DEMAND HAS DOUBLED

Washington, December II Especial -
The report OF the bureau Of statistics is
sued today shows the articles OF domestic
export for the three months ending No
yember, 1897, and Is OF interest 20 the cotton
trade OF Texas, II is shcwn Tor instance.
that while a hundred million more pounds
OF cotton were exported during that period
than during the same period ending No
vomber, 1926, the valua Of this years ex
ports, as compared with those OF last year.
had shrunk some sti 100000. .ns is due
TO tho low price at which cotton is now
selling. The expectations during tho first
three months Of the cotton GEAR Of 1896
were I.226, S02. S5i pounds, against l.Sie,eoo,-
OH pounds fer the corresponding period
of 1897 Tho expectations TO Germany
showed very material increase Tho ex-
portations for the three months ending No
vember. 1897. were 3i0,9e2, Ss5 pounds.
against 26l ,o7o,Oia pounds for 1896.
A very noficeable increase was recosled
In the expectations TO Japna Tho cNporta-
tions for that period during 1897 were
1884, 9l pounds as against i,S6i sSi pounds
for 1896.
Washington. December II Tho state
nlent of the principal articles of domestic
experts tabout 96 Der cent of tho wholel
for the month of November, issued from
the bureau OF statistics OF the treasury de-
partnlent shows n total Of SS2.}23.G95 an
increase over October of more than $4,000
oO0 and over the same month last year OF
$4,000 goo. Tho increace over November.
1898. is So 100000, and November. 1874,
So 0oo 0O0
The exports Of cotton for the eleven
months ending with November are 100000
| 900 pounds In excess OF the exports for tina
| corresponding period OF 1896 but hotwith-
Standing this increase IN quantity the low
price Of cotton hss resulted IN decrease
as compared with the same period last
| year " over si7,0DQ,ou0 In value There
| Is large Increase IN the exports OF cotton
! - Jspan and Germany, especially III auou-
titles,
In November, 1896. Ilan0a 500 pounds Of
cotton We're exported TO Germany Tho OK
ports to that country for November Just
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v,Aoi.sale 0rocsrs and Gotten Pastors.
Hrustoa. Teas.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
(schedule in effect May 2. 800

fscbedule in effect May 2, 1879
an Ir.ttr:- arrive al..l se.-se vnlssJ - ana
iaSSeh i3 nSiiy, local Tor panvHIe, char
rott.. and way stations, connects az haIlSts-
SIS for StraSOurg, Harri son2urg. aud
staunton, daily, except II, Ghu ,;i, "a anu
ern daily. and with the CheSa pc.ike ana
ohio tiaily, for the Natural Bridge ahd
-J,j1Ii5a m.-DaHg the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. carries Pull Imam Burfes
ia.'I,.rs New York and Washington 20
Jacksonville unlhn pgr Ssfe1I iI and T Hos
Sr;r,~S y C. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
SasnviIle Tenn, a tat q mar Ite WIN FiIll-
man sleeper for = uS- ia uiiiiah blliiet
Si.arpr New YOrE 20 New orleans connect
80 I .tauLa g.. Birmingham ana MEN,
,,-t-.a,s without .,lLnge. Sunset personally
mn, version through Sleeper
~, "a. tr..., every Wednesday to san Fran
,.s...- ., ..LOHt CitHcS-
90 ~ m location Front Royal. StraS-
- t-lta. rISoubuT with connection for
,-.,rcu- daily, except 5 unday.
Al u. Ia any IOcil 400 CAaTlottes-
vlIc. ~. w,s,Irx..-ro~, ,.-->
rnY a FSTEKN, NESTiBULED, LINZ
TfSb composed 81 Pullman Ve.tibUied
ti,.-.,..rS dining cars and day coaches.
ta..'II,-.,n SieppeTs New 10fk 70 Nash
l ,ill'1'', I'm Win AShcvIlic, knONVIlits
oUd Chattanooga; New YORK To Tampa,
- -. rt5l -. tf5lo-- Hii. -. AMMAN atii
agl~.nnvilip. New IOl = ~ oANAAApiiiSf ia
o.''',,,.unln. new 1UT6 u New Orleans.
~, IfiGuta and A0EtgomSTy Feslibuied
day coach washington 10 Auahta. south
en- RaiIway dining cal, Greensboro To
N Tr tsiNS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO
7,fVTSION leave Washington S.Ul a. uL
daiIv. ZOO d. N. and 4. 10 D. NJ daily. tx
c.,,,f sunday, and 8 % p M sunday only
f,r RouDd Hill: 1872 p. III. daily, except sun
Ggv for Leesburg, and go p. III. daily for
Heynd0n. Returning, arrive at Washing
ton : 2G a. III. and $40 p m daily and
900 p. NJ. daily. except sunday, rom
sunday from nerLooii, oiiu o.'t
G.tIIv except SUNDAY, from Let-,i5'iTE
Through trains from the South arrive at
washington G.i2 "A. M. 30 D. m. ana
9.25 u. M daily. HaTrisOnburg, .: 10 D.
m, and 1925 p. m. daily, except Sunday,
and 5 80 u. rs. daily. from CHaI IOtLesYiilr
Tickets sleeping car reservation, aud in
formation furnished at offices, 51I and
Zoo Peuns yiYania avenue and nc PenRsyt-
yauia Railroad Passenger station.
W. IL. GKEEN, ten. SUPP.
a. NJ, GULF, IFa1rfc Manager
N. a. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent
l. ). Browus Gen. Agt. lass. DeDsa
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FOR SALE-Cheap; or exchange for build
ing material, lot In Riverdale Park, Md
Address OWNER, POT Pa. ave. st.
1e3-5U-erD
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND
SHEETS

SHEETS.
30 81. week days-PITTSBUKti EX-
shESS-PaTloT and Dining Cars, Barns
1880 a n PENSS LIMITED
a., ~ ulDi4n Sleeping. Dining. smoking nd
,S1,sssIEatlon cars, harrisburg 20 Chicago.
Harrisburg
1877 rar,d a. a. ~ FAST LINE-PulIman Bunes
faHOi Caf 20 Harrisburg Buffet ParlOr
Gar, Harrisburg to PtttsUurg
- .. N CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
i1pTess Sleeping Car Washington
cars harrisburg TO ST LOuis, Nasbvtlls
we Cincinnatp and Chicago
49,, S. - 4, i.fs-N T. a 4ef>soS -Pulf-
n,ah Sieeping Car 70 PittSburg. Chicago,
ana Harrisburg 10 Cleveland Dinlug
Gar 70 Chicago.
ITO ST SOUTHWESTERN EXPREss
Pullman Sleeping cars Waslliu gtou IN
FlHshHrE and Harrisburg to st Louis
~ s lti Cincinnati, Dining Car.
E,an SiecpinG Car to rittshurg
% A u. Tor Kane. CanandaigHa, ROches-
yer, ana Niagara ais dSiIy. eXceps
1913 a 81 for EImra and .senovo daily.
SNCept sunday. FOR LOCK Haven week
1'ys anu HilamspOTt Sundays, $40
lilo =; n for wnnamsport. Rochester.
DuIJo and Niagara Falls daily. except
satuFday. VIII Sleeping Car Washington
TO SnspensIOn BuGge, via Burraio
~ 10 3 y. Tor Ere, Canandaig qua. Kocbes-
es e., S dl, S.L. and Niagara Fails daily.
80 o,sepns Gar Washington - k.IuIra-
FOR fhiladeiphia, Sew 1OrB, ald
the Last.
4-Uu T NJ CONGRESSIONAL LIN
IT'D. DAILY. all HaTlCT Cars. with Dir
iIS car from Baltimore. Regular a 100
Eimng Carr. 500, 9.OC, 1000 Dining
ar am il.OO tDimDE Car from VIII
IninEtoni A M, 1915, 10, A ~ D 50,
lOOI and ll-35 T. 81 ON sunday Z %
tDlning Carr. 500. 300, HOO dining
40. 800. 1000 and II SO = Al For
hiid1elphia only. I asL Express, : 80 A.
- we, week days; Expr:ss 2. 10 7,
4sliy. FOR Boston without change,
a. 90 A Ii week days, and 20 p NJ
For Atlantic city via Delaware River
brdEe, aiEratl route, 3.15 and l1.35
IL daily. via Market street wharf.
aV.OO' Il.OO q N, 1915 D. m week
days, II.35 .. N. daily SATURDAYS only.
300 a IN
For BaIII,I.aT-. . 70. 7.Uo. 80. = 90. 3. 90.
las, ~. 30, 20I, SIS, g. 40 400 i'm
nsJl, -, 80 6. 40, . 10, 8 80, :. 10,
dcOO 1910, lilo and 11.35 p m
!! % m. y Is. 1 IL, 2 81, 8 10, 3 40.
$40 liinisedJ, 40, . 40. SO, . so.
For rope Greek Line. I 80 a. IA and 80
~ N, daily except sunday.
sanday 81 Jod n i ial "a e4G IS sunday
Atlantic Coast Line Express Tor FIOri-
da and points on Atlantic Coast Lane,
! 80 a. III, 3.46 p. IA. daily, Richmond
only, 1857 a. m. weekdays, Atlanta
SI--cIai, via Richmond snd seat,OaTd Air
Line, 40 p. IL daily. ACCOmmOda-
ton for QuanticC. Z - a III Caily, and
40 p. m weekdays
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and u
stress, aEd1at toe station. sixth and
streets, where orders can be left for the
CheckIns Of hagEaEe 10 destination rom
hotels and residences
J. b. BUTCHINsON. General Manager
J. K. WOOD. GeEeTaI Passenger genk
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| FOR SA LE-HouSe and siX-aCre farm, near
city: will sell cheap for Cash; i'll a lovely
| neighbOThoOd; flowing water; suitable for
| poultry farm. Address POULTRY FARM,
! this Office. ie2-3t
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FOR SALE Contents of G-Toom flat,
haH'iabiu- emery IJIdiug Del, 81 -, Ofk iOIG-
ing ted So. one upright bed, 50, OAK pOF-
table wardrobe, $40; , walnut bedroom
suites, - cdCu, " ainuJ wardrobe. %, eN-
Ira massive oak bedStead, 50, cost $50;
handsome antique mahogany lanie. 80. soft
top mattress. ~ 20 ID, extra long white
man mattress, SIS. worth $40: Others at
-, Fowler springs, 81; extension piano
Iuup $40, cost $40, washtub and
uvauy new wrIugrT, -. meaTlyueW feather
bed, 3D. window awnings, 81. new he'd
lounge, 50, ODD BedsTeads, Old-styIe bu-
TeEuS. wasnStandS, tables, COinmotisS, IA re-
OH silver, fine group Ot staJudTy, new mat
ting ana lot OF fine hOUScfurniSuIngs
81 y. /. ave. Jel-4t-CIn
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FOR BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Two 500 Ladies' and Gents
Bicycles, 500: fully guaranteed. Call
after 80, 54l 9th st. Sc. jc4-3t
FOR SALE -HartfOTd bicycle, in good
repair, also suit, &c, cheap for cash
6lo ID st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE high-grade ladys wheel;
good asnew; $40 cash. Address VII EEL,
this office. JcS-3t
FOR sALE-Six l S96 Rochester gents
bicy CIes, S37 so each; Hartford, l o97
tires, months guarantee. No. q st.
ne, West lexington. my3l-7t,em
DEALERS AND RIDERS, ATTENTION
LnIcdeeIned Bicycles Tnrr.ls mel Dicy-
clos at Ia value. just received from the
storage warehouses Of the Manhattan Loan
aud Storage Co, Philadelphia. ,HI now on
sale at our salesrOon, All 3th st w: 30
unrcdeened hlgi-graJe, ,'rdHd new bicy-
Giles, such as 1e96 syria Use, $40 50; SGT
Liheri les, eS5 RambIerS and ictOTS. also
1897 DeJar's World SanGUw, .ar ladies'
gents and children. alsO high-grade tan
dcus- sundrIes and parts: we exchange and
buy outright. SdlesrOUns cIeu every night.
NEW YORK CYCLE CO, 434 9Th st NV.
my31-6t
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Rare chance for builders;
lots, fronting 81 feet on l. ydeckeT ave,
Holmead Manor, conta:iling~1 Al o square
feet, 10 wide alley Address j. c. SCLLI-
VAN, sO4 T. st nw.t Je4-3t
FOR SALE--one building lot, 2sx1 so It.;
81. Elmo, Va: cheap Iof cash. Apply
239 9Th st. sw. jest
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FOR HIRE.

FOX HIRE-To dTummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton -
per day, and special prices fOI pleasure
Driving Apply TO the REX STA III. t.S'
rear 80 h ST. NV; telephone call, lOS-
ap3U-lf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ORGANS AND PIMA Os TO repair; reed
organs speciality; out OF town work at
lowest prices; 80, PIANO tuning, 81 80. Drop
Sc. Je4-3t,em
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II X FULTON-S loan office, 2ih Pa. ave.
NV. mDae y IOaEe,iJl u slClICS, G.aIsIpn is,
sewelry, silver ware, etc apl6-6m
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= ALTIMORE -
- AND OH. ~
RAILROAD.


Schedule 10 effect May 81, 1897.
Leave NasiI-L-tGH ITni4 -refssH, tofEtL OK
New Jersey avenue and st
For Chicago aud NCTJHWpSt, NrSjlHdled
Limited trains 1000, ll.45 a IL o.05
y IN
70 Cincinnati. 81 LOUIS. and Ind alapO-
Is. Express, ll-45 B. II. Vestibuled LITn-
Hed- ) A. .. IN, express 80 p N
or Pdtsburg aHd tleyeland' express
daily lU.uU D. IL. and : 90 =. IA
FOr Columbus 1oieuO and Detroit lL.5O
For Winchester and way stations. $500.
I'll 40 a. m, $3.50 y III
For New Orleans. Memphis, BiTlIu CHAM,
Chattanooga. knoxville. hTistOl anu ho.tii-
Oke. no y. IL daily; Sleeping cars
For Luray, $40 p. m daily go 90
For Baltimore. week dal o-ob- y 90,
X U5,XTI0. x 80, X 80 .xs-}9 X % ~ %
49, d 20, lz.Lo'X : 40 N;}'9 ~,
& 20 X4-3U. 40, N5.U5, N5lO, X0-5g'
Ks 20 $50, Xo go. S.l5, NS.&O, ll-l0,
x115 D n; and I2-o1 1ig1 s ~; lRd4 VS.
xl2 %. NIZ 40. LOO MOO. 8. -, 80,
1905. x5.IO. $ 80, x~.o' XS-2O, lilo,
XII -. p H., = l2.Ul night 90,
For Annapolis. I-l0 anu $50 a. m, : ~
ami 80 D. HI sundays. so a IL, ia
En- Frederick. week days. go a m,
II a.. 80, $50 =. IN Sundays S-OV
d F." 81. Hagerstown, -I0 co a. IL. and 1880
, For Boyd and way points, week days.
: go q NJ, 4 so, 5-5e. T.u5 p. NJ sundays,
Q 90 a mills. T.65 D. IL.
FOR GaIJhersuCTy lud way points WeeS
Gav. : Co. g. Ub g. E.-. ~ On ".'u- 30.
= az. 80. . So, : 90, l. 40 p. m sun
Oays, 300 a N, lilo, 4-S3, 10, lO.lS
y. III
For Wa shiugtOn Junction and way prints
: aO Il m. FL. . 3u p. ~. week days
9 90 a n, l-10 p HI. sundays
ROYAL Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
All trains fIl1ruiua.e fi win PmtSCn light
For Philadelphia, New Tors, l>iStuu ana
the, EaS. week days, 10 t'. l's,V a
m ~ 90. 40 all Dining Cars, ovv,
IL d. Dining Can. az ul night. Siet Pig
car. open at I0-Ou oClOcSl sundays. %
= ~ = M. tlZ.-v ali DINING cars. soc,
I5O5 Dining Can, II OF night, sleeping
car. osea 1900 UCloCk. AcCtiOIlal tfaas
for Philadelphia, week days. daily, SUI
Bilffet ParIor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a m. l--vO
noon, and > 40 p. M, week days l2-4O
D m, sundays.
For Cape May, IL nOsn
+Fxcept Sunday. DAILY .Sunday
only. &ExpreSS trains.
BAGGAGE called Tor aUu checked from
hcfpIS and residences by Union Transfer
70 on orders left at ticket offices, 6lS
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest. New YORK
avenue. and Fifteenth street. au1 at Dept
WN NJ GREENE, ID, B. MARTIN,
Gen Manager. Mgr Pass Traffic.
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GYPSY QUEEN Fortune teller Iadies
soc; gentlemen, 81 mo sign 12l2 n
kt NV. nySt-7 tenn
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FOR RENT-s3o 18th st. NV. hall room;
fur. 3 windows, 80. Je4-3t-eih
FOR RENT elegant fur. looms; near
Agricultural grounds. 2l6 l2tn Sd. S"'
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FOR SALE one high-grade lady's wheel;
good asnew; Si0C Address VII EEL,
tins office. Jc3-3t
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MANTED-A proieSsiO nal nurse wuaid
care for "a sick gentleman OF travel with
iuvaHd, Trained nurse j. e, 1@4o Attn ST.
NV Jc3- ,eIn
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FOR SALE lots in Charlton Heights at
NJ, this office. je1-3t-em
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FOR SALF-A nicely fitted up lunch
room. near the capitol and new Con-
cresiunaI fIhIary: oaIy $3.50 in cash re-
CURED; VIII take notes for balance, good
reason given foI selling Address \. NJ
X. this office. JeI-3t
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DEALERS AND RIDERS, ATTENT
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

FOX SALE-We are showing a very large
assortment OF Monkeys Improved Dry
Ar Ice I5oN es; tbe best ana nIJSt ccoDour
zeal for hotels, butchers and gTOCers IBE
j T. MOALEY ICE BOX AMI FIATUkE
CO. factory rear OF ga. 2l6. zl5 stD
FL. lie mh2S-i
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WANTED By d coloreu man. place as
CuacnWan ana aIl-round man; town or
country. thoroughly experienced. Please
address 1856 Z 81. Je4-3I
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WILL PAY SO cash TO anyone securing
me ii position as motormau On Metropol-
lJan street cars. Address =, this Office.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
SPlRI Mcdonald viii bold
test seanCe tonight at NOTtheaste IN Tenn
pie, II and 2th SIS ne. siJtiugs 2.iu Tth
81. Sc Item
MA DAM RETTA CIaITvoyant. UrdIum
anu Caru reader, &c, and SOC NJ. SO r
st. NV. Je3-et-em
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WANTED Place in private family, by
CoiUrcu man, good references. AudfesS
jim tlIis office. IL EN-
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WANTED Places Tor two white womtn,
cook and t3Snwasher; city OF country
INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT ASSUCIA-
TON, 6D6 5Jh ST. NV 1t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED--In West Washington, rooms
Ior light housekeeping; by "a family of
three; st or I'd floor; with IN. i. A Guress
stating location and price, s j. r., this
oince Je4}t
WANTED-By young man and wife, two
unfur rooms, /. h. k II desired; state
particulars and price L. K, this office
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FOR RFNT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-PIeasant hOn.e, st ilOoI Hat;
m i. nigh ceilings: cool. car Ines;
desirable HelghbOTnOOd- 1lJ6 9th -. II ".
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