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wiz Probably Die.

waxahachle. Texas, August 22.---Mrs.
John w. Woodland of Boz. who was so badly.
burned. is not expected to live. She was
roasted ABOUT the shoulders.
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Food Ma.hrd on.

Olive, Texas. August 2i.--Jack Philips.
an employee Of Olive. sternenberg Co..
met with a bad accident here yesterday
evening, being run over BY the tram roa1
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THE NEW
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston, August .
ARRIVED.

Eiengail Ei.) from Barry.
Cotchela (Bro. Uren, from Rio via
prt.
|encroy (Br). Land, from Pernam-
Via St. Lucia.
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LAwLOR-RATES $3.50 AND s3oe
DAY. JAMES LAWLOK. PRO.
d. I,.1m E'rhmond: George w.
ISa. Aiitiio l., c. Eastman.
Vile George Barlholeman, San An
Gen'Se Meyer. st, Louis; ID. ).
.'a'estinc. +. IL. Townsend, city;
bllas ! l.. Linn. Wharton; George
Columbus: Lee Wilson, Kaufman;
PATHS. st I.ou.s; Mr.. and Mrs.
pfry. city; s A Patton. Hallets-
Asa Widen. Temple a. ). t'ulcy,
/. Pam. Galveston: Il. l.. Vineyard.
Lake. G.. Cain. CITY; w. G.. Little,
tn; J. \ Ryker New Orleans. Il.
bn, Oswego. Kan.
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EXPORT OF LUMBER.
or THE BUSINESS roN
THE PAST YEAR,
The Timbcrmnn Publishes Figures
which show ~ Handsome In
crease la the Trade.

chicago. August 22.r-Tho Timbermhn
piyos The following summary OF the years
exports from all United States ports:
The quantity OF our exports OF Forest
products for the year ending Juno W.
lsT as compared with those OF the year
ending June 80. 1857. shows an ihcr@sse
of slightly over 4I0 per cent ana as COM
parcd with tho average for the hve years
beginning juno 10. 1856, shows an lncrease
OF a fraction less than GO per cent. mo
total value OF our exports OF domestic ior-
est and lumber products Tor the year end
ing June 30. 1897 as compared with inc
prcyious twelve months. was sso,624,sVo,
against Ssl, gl7, Jos. or an increase OF over
"a per cent Our lumber exports TO tho
United Kingdom for the years ending
June 80 1896 and 1887. have been as fol-
lows:
sawn and hcwn timber, logs and other
lumber .
boards. deals, planks, ioists and soant-
Tugs
1896. ............"............. sl.eiy9os
lSG ,.,.,...,............... S,2ii.3tG
Shingles. shocks and other lumber
1895. ........",............, s5loss Is
's s.sh, doors. blinds and other manafac-
lures
1906. .....,'.'.'''......',.. sa.iods .as
1887 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.s09,4W
Total.
1885,. ...............'''....'.,.. s!.asvsS
1877. ....................... ;...... 1l.bS0. gd3
Az the percentage of increase in tho
quantity or hewn timber wc are exporting
TO the United Kingdom. compared with
those OF the corresponding pcniods In 1895.
IL treble the percentage IN the Increase In
the total quantity OF their receipts as
compared with the same period. II Is hap
PLY demonstrated that the large Increase
In the quantity of sawn and otherwise
| finished lumber products we are furnish
| ing IN not only not at the expense of our
| own wood exportatons, but that both
show n handsome improvement. diverted
| from the countries which usually enjoy
| the iion's share OF the result of better
| conditions IN the British market.
During the year ending June 30. 1897. wa
| furnished the Republic OF Mexico with
| lumber 10 the value Of s2,tslo9s, against
| @ value OF sibIi.i77 for the preceding
| twelve months. The average value OF
| boards. deals and planks exported from
| the United States during the month OF
| June. 1891 was 1861 per thousand foot
| board measure. tho highest price recorded.
| This IL an Increase of $i.39 per hundred
| feet board measure over the average OF
| twenty four months ending June 30, 1897:
| s22i over the average OF the year 1s96-97s
and siB over the average for 1s95-96.
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CA9TORrA.

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ExcarsIoutsts In Houston

Tho Houston and Texas Central brought
about 1000 people IN on their excursion ~.
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YEssELs I'M PORT.

SAILED.
'esta (Br0. Mooney. Liverpool.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL :.
ADpTNAT n

ARRIVALS.
Rates. $3.50 to
$500 . er day.
8 T. t y elegant
70 o IN s with
bath. l. q r g .
sampls rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
modations for
commercial mon
m city.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
tscheduIe IN effect January Is. 1872

(Schedule N effect January Is. 1857
All trains arrive and leave PennSyivanls
Passenger station
a. m.-Daily. local Tor DanvIlIe, Char-
Iotte and way stations, connects At AaHaS-
way stations. daily, except Sunday. ard
at LynchburS with the Norfolk and West
eru. daily. ard with the chesapeake and
Ohio. daily. FOR the Natural Rrisise and
11ci6 6a-m-DaHy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
SIeepers, New York and Washington TO
Jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with
pullman Sleeper for Ashevlile and Hoe
Springs, y. e, Knoxville and Chatt ta1Ooga,
Tann and at Charlotte wiJn Pullman
Elepuer for Augusta, Pullman Buffet Sleep
ar New YORK 10 New Orleans. couneCtilR
at Atlanta for EIrnln gnasl anu Mem
Orleans without change. Sunset persona
copdtlcted tourist excursion through sleeper
on tbs train every saturday TO San Fran
4.oI D. m.~LocaI Tor Front Royal. stras-
burg and Harrisonourg. daily. except sun
day
80 D. m.-Dmly, except Sunday, NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED, Pullman
Vestibuled Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars.
observation and Compartments cars, New
York to Jacksonville and -. Augustine.
Also Pullman sleeping Car New York td
Augusta with connection IGr 3iken.
i7,~43 n. m--DaiIy. WASHINGTON AMI
sOTiTHW ESTERN, YESTiBCLEH. LIN
ITED. composed OK Pullman EestioUled
sIeeuers, dining cars and day coaches.
PuIltuan slespers New York TO Nash
vilIe. Tenn via AsheTiae, Knoxville
and Chattanooga, New York 70 Tampa,
via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah and
JacSsonviIle, and New York TO Mem
phls, VIA Birmingham, New OrS to New
Orleaus, via Atlanta and Montgomery
yeStibHIed day coach Washington To- 40
ies.ta. Southern Railway dining car, Greens
horo TO ontgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave NEslluGtOR S-UI a. N
Oa!Iy ana 4.45 d. IL. daily, except sun
day and 6:25 p. IN Sunday only Tor
Round hIu. 4-32 D III e-iily, except sun
day, for Leesburg and 6.25 p. NJ daily for
HerndOn Returning. arrive at Washing
ton S:26 a. H. and 800 p. N daily from
Round t.In and 7.C6 a III daily except
Sunday, from HerndOn. and S.34 3. u
Gsuly except Sunday. Tr0Tsf i.eesBurg-
Through trains from the South arrive as
Washington 8. IL q, H., 80 p. m, and
e.4O p Va daily, and 9,-t5 a IA daily eN-
cept MonHay HarrssOnbUrg >. ~ D.
m-, aad $40 p II daily. except SGsslHy,
snd ), 80 q. Ia, daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and in
formation rarniShed at offices, 51l and
k3Ou i ems ylvania avenue and AZ PennSyk
yania Railroad Passenger station.
w. Ii. GREEN, zen. Supt.
u. M. GULF, 1rafnc Manager
w. A IT. Hh. Gen. Pass Agent.
- ,. brown. Ten. A2t- fAss- Dept
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- ALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD

. Schedule IN effect February 21, 1897
leave washington from station, coTueE OF
New Jersey avenue and Q street
Limited trains, 1000. 11:45 3 m-, Sos
For cincinnati. st Louis and Indianapolis.
S;4O p M, express 1i:25 p m
For Plttsburg and Cleveland, express
caiIy, 1000 q. ~ and . 90 D. N
IoT Toledo and Detroit, II 20 p. m
For Winchester and way stations 20 4
For New Orleans Memphis. Bfrnlln CHAM,
Chatta nooga, Knoxville. Bristol and
Roanoke. 500 y IL daily Sleeping Car
For Luray. $40 D. n. daily.
For Baltimore, week DAYS, 800, $50
- 90, X7.iO, XS-OO, 5. 80, 1850, xIO.0
Sl2-OO a, ~, XXI O5. L. 10, x12. 80. x3:OO.
x6.2O. $50. xs.6O, 8.I5. Ks. 20, Ills.
xl1-oo y. IN. and Xt2 OF night SuadayS
Il :05, X7-1O. $50, Ks. 90 a. T., x12-O5,
x5I0, $50, xS.O9. x9. 20. III5 XII SO
y. m, x12-01 night
and 4-3O p. M Sundays, $50 a ~. 4-35
For FREDERICK. week days, 7:s5. 11.4u
For Hagers5own, $1,000 a m and f5. so
For Boyd and way points, week days.
DAYS, 10. 705 o. m
For Galthersburg and way points, week
OdYss 90. S-9O j. IN i = OU, ) D. < 81.
As. $50. 7.o5, / | 40 D. m. sundays.
ECO a. m.s l-i5. 4.35, f.O5, lois D -
For " Washington Junction a nd Bsiv points.
T.35 a. m, 4 80. $50 D N week dayI
lis p. m Sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
All trains Illuminated with PintsCh light
For Philadelphia, New York Boston and
The East, week days, SOC, 1000 a III
Dining Car, 1900, 1910 Dining Cur }, 3 %
% 90 Dining Carr, 1201 night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 o clOck1, St!ntssi vs. ta G0
a. N. Dining Car }. Il 40 Dining Carr, 3 Do
t5.O5 Dining Carr, II . night, sleeping car
open 10 O'Clock Additional trims fol
Philadelphia. week days. los q m. daily.
500 p. m
Buffet ParleT Cars on ell day trains
For Atlantic City. loco a IN. q 90
noon. and Il 10 p L. week days. I2 30
ID. IA sundays
For Cape Nav. II noon
Except SunCay. XExprcsS trains
Baggage called for arid checked from
hotels and residences By Union Transfer
Co. on orders left at ticket offices SIG
Pennsylvania avenue NV, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street, and nc depot
WM NJ GREEN, CHAS. o. SCUIL
Gen. Manager Gen Pass. Agk
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

ii AAe3
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER Or SIXTH AND d
SHEETS.
f-2O A NJ. week days-PITTSBCRii Ex-
PRESS-PaTior and Dining Cars, Harms
burg To PIttsourg
Io-oo A NJ. fENNS YLyANA LIMITED
oteu,nan uii,nan Sleeping. Dining. smoking and
STos;.rioh e.1-ttioh cars, Harrisburg TO Chicago.
LII, sSiri.iilnati indianapolis, 81 Louis CIeve.-
Harrisburg
igP9g Par,dr a. NJ ~ FAST LINE-Punman nurret
e, CaT, harrisburg TO PitJsburg
~ = NJ CHlCAGO AND ST LOUIS
ENpresS-P Pullman RlrTet Parfe- Tar
70 Harrisburg Sleeping Car WaSbine,r.,,,
~ % LOUIS, and Sleeping and Dining
AMI sihsai aaIifisourg 10 ST. Louis, Cincinnati
IL ~. WESTERN EXPRESs-Pua-
and aiian SsiieeIing Car TO Pittsburg Chicago,
S,ar "a andiT,I,isburg 70 Cleveland Dining
'-4V r, N SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
t1i,,.h uiIlth Sleeping Cars Waslin gton tH
anIspuIs and Harrisburg 70 81 Louis
Car. ''''- Oiiie4 4iiA'ali' bihIhS
1910 r NJ. PACIFIC ExPREss-Pull-
&, man STEPPING Car TO Pittsburg
I'D a VI Tor Kane, CanaECstia.iIa RoclteS-
Sn,, sI, q no Niagara Falls daily, except
1850 4 NJ. for EImira ana Kenoro dai5,-
except sunday. For L0cE HaTe1 1@a9.
gays and WIiIlamsport sundays, go
10 p p 81 ror w,,r.,,,.ro-. -.
utIolO ana Niagara Fails daily, exceDt
to@tuIuay, with Sleeping Car Washington
70 suspension BuGge. VIA Buffalo
fer R1Sr.,,o ~; ior EIle' Canandaigua. Roches-
sepins CdF Washington 10 Elnira
Hor fhiiadeipnia. New 1Ork, ana
the last.
40 r. NJ. ''CoNGRESsIo IoSAL LINZ
IL LED, -, daily al Parior Cars, with Din
lnE 1dr from baltimore. Regular az ! 90
Dinns Car, 500, 800. 1000 Dining
Carl. and LOO DINING Car from VII
1906 and SO = n O. on 3 saha7ay 1TY : : az ~
Dimns tari. 500. 300, Hoo dining
AZ ~, Irein WiiIninstOnl ! ~. 1915, 3 Is,
Philadelphia only, Fast Express. Z. 80 A.
" week days Express 1915 p
NJ week days, z-OI and 40 r. II.
daity; For Boston. without change,
I.5n A. 81. week days, and 3I5 IL.
For Atlantic City Cvia De.aware River
For b4altIn;ore 4 Z. ., ZOO. 7-5O. 8 90. 3 -t},
1000, 1880, HOO and ii 90 a m
itedI do' "a 40, q! SOi, 80, 40 800 Inn
1000, 1910, 11.15 and iI.35 %. M
on sunday, 100, 500, 100. eos, fO.5O;
t40S Iirnifati, u, 10. Z-Vl 80 s. 10, = a.,
7I0, 1000, 10 40 ami II 50 D IN
For Pope Greek Line, 80 q IA ana 4 36
tSr nUSatti; eASSpe 5p Suhuay
and 70 p; m daily. except Sunday
sundays, 300 a. L. a "a A. 70 D. m.
Atlantic Coast Line Florida SDrciaI-.
for jacksonville and St Au.iusfiD-e
1O.4S p IN. week days Express Ts.
Florida and points On Atlantic Coast
Line, 4-3o a ~ 8. 10 p IA daily:
Eicamond only, 1857 a. m week da -.
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and sea
board Ar Line, 4. 40 D. IL daily Ac-
Coi4HaodatfOn Tor QGaHulcO, 7.45 a. IA
and f. % p. IN. week days
Ticket offices. cUrDsT Fifteenth and q
streets, and at the station, Sixth aud X
streets, where orders @ be lefu Z. r check
ing or bSggaSe g destination from nCtt.Is
and TesIce uCes.
$ NJ PREV VOST, General Manager.
j. K. ECDi>, General Passenger 4 GENT
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RAILROADS.
OLD POINT COMFORT
Without Change OF Cars.
D. HOURS FROM WASHINGTON.

CHES s T,EhEE q 0uTn pAIT WA YS
Schedule IN effect February 9. S9I
WASHINGTON & OLD POINT SPECIAL.
Al D. H. Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SatuT-
days.
Solid yestibuled, eiectriC-iighted, steam
heated tram, with combination coach parlOr
car, dining car an Il observation car-thrOueh
WITHHOLD Change Arrives Richmond 7:45
p. m old Point, $50 p. m
1857 a. m. daily except STnday.-Par
iOr Car NaSiil DgtOn TO tlIC3InOnG an1 idcfi-
monG to Uid Point Arrive Richmond 2-45
p m. old Point, $50 p. N. Transfer at
Richmond.
Tickets ana reservations at offices Penn
sylvdnla K. r., 9TH and G SIS. and at sta
ton. Full information at Z. & o. ticket
Offices.
II. FULLER. General Passen ngerAgene
fel2-tf
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Dr.. Ledthermdn,

Expert Specialist in the cure OF all forms or
private Diseases Structure. HydrDceie. and
Earieocele quickly cured. Diseases of the
blood, skin, bladder, kidneys, and syph-
hitlc diseases permanently cured Vital
powers RESTORED
Consultation free Both sexes
Hours, To ! ,, to 3. Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday evenings, TO 3. No.
6O2 r NV.
CLOSED Sundays)
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PERSONAL.

WAH CHE KA, OF the Kiowa tribe, from
Anadarko. will be here for q few days
only: Consult her at once, this gifted
squaw OF the Wild West has only 10 see
you to reveal the mystery or tie future.
Hours, q q. III 10 o D. III. SlttIngs, soc
ami 81. An Indian luck talisInaH given each
caller. 1OS 1th st NV. mhll-3
MASSAGE, vapor and hot sea salt baths;
lady operators 1U2 9Th ST NV.
mai OIL 2t-em
DIR. REGESIA VALASCO tells all events
OF hfe; cradle to grave. magnetic treat
nent, COZ r st. NV. Item
BEFORE seeking a government position
you should call and look at the eN-
pensiYe. cUstom-made sits, slightly Worn,
at ilgnres that will surpI Sc YOU; Will pay
You To Investigate. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, GIG ID st. NV. mh9-Tt
MME- DAVIS, ciairvoyant and card reader.
removes spells, evil influence, TeuHites
The separated: gives luck to all; Zee soc.
243S Snow S row NV. mhS-2w
MME. FRANCIS removes spells. evil InflU-
ences5 rcunites separated; gives luck to
an, 20 and soc; hours to 3. 3O2 Easr
Capi5o' St Inh5-7t
YOU may see lots OF things 60 surprise
you in Washington; the most surprising
Is the eIeEdn custom made gentlemen
clothing, slightly worn, at figures that
are shocking; viii pay you to give Us a
visit JUSTH s OLD STAND, 619 d NV.
mh2-1w
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FARMS Foa SALE OR RENT.

WILL sell at SIS an acre farm 25O acres.
20 iiiIies from Washington, l mile from
railroad depot. ). I. OHIO, this office
uiaS-3t-enl
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AUCTION SALES


AUCTION SALE of unredeemed pledges
1lth st. NV, Monday, March Is, at
I:3O O'Clock p. IN, all goods on which
interest remains unpaid, con 81 sting OF
gold silver and metal watches chains,
rings, Jewelry OF all kinds, diamonds,
clocks, clothing, books, musical tnstru-
Johnson, Auctioneer. NH l0-6t
CO sLoAN& CO, ,Auctioneers, 1907 u st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE FRAME
DWELLINGS IN BARRY FARM
BY virtue OF a deed or trust, duly recorded
in LibeI No. 21o0, at folio 1872, ct seq.
one of the Land Records OF the District Of
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
viii seil at pualls auction, ia front OF the
March, 1897, at half past four O'Clock
p. m, the following described real es-
tate, situate in the DiStTic5 of Columbia,
being part OF lot forty-eight AS }, and part
of lot forty-nipe 40 }, in section eight
(S }. i'll the subdivision OF Barry Farm. the
Sumner Place, and running back with
that width To the rear lines oi lOtS ieotsTed
a, Il, ana ID, in subdivision OF parts or
said lots AZ and 40 made by Andrew Jack
son. ~ per plat recorded in Liber No. 1893
folio 2S4 of said Land Records, together
with all the Improvements, etc.
Terms. OHe-third cash, the balance in
one and two years, with interest from
the day of sale, secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold, or all cash at tae option
OF purchaser. A deposit of 500 required
at time of sale Terms to be complied with
in fifteen days. All coHTeyanCing at pur-
Chaser 5 cost.
CHRISTIAN G. LEDERER,
W H BERGMAN,
nh2-d&ds-em Trustees
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EXCURSIONS.
Norfolk & washington
Steamboat Co.

Every day in the year for Fortress
- Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and
all points South by the superb, pow
= erful steel palace steamers New
- port News" Norfolk and Wash
- ington." on the onowing schedule:
Southbound. Northbound.
Ly. Wash gton 700 pm Ly. Portsm'th. 200 pm
Lv. Alexandria 7:S0 pm Lv. Norfolk. 6:l0 pm
Ar. tt MonroeG: 10 am Lv. Ft.Monroe Z: pm
Ar. Norfolk. :. 7:so ain Ar. Alexand'a 6:I0 am
Ar. Portsm'th. $500 an Ar. Wash'gton b: am
Visitors to Chamberlin's new hotel.
The Hygefa,' and Virginia Beach
- viii find this the most attractive
- route, insuring a comfortable night
- rest.
Large and luxurious rooms heated
- by steam and fitted throughout with
- electric lights, Dining room service is
- La carte, IND is supplied from the
- best that the ma rketS OF Washington
- and Norfolk afford
- Tickets on sale at u. S. Express
- office, Sl7 Pennsylvania avenue; 513,
- 6l9, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue; b.
- u o. ticket office, corner 18th street
- and New York avenue, and on board
- steamers, where tiuie table, map, etc,
- can also he had.
- Any other Information desired will
- be furnished on application to the un-
- dersigned at the Conlpanys wharf,
- foot of 7th ST., Washington, ID. c.
- Telephone No 75o.
JNU. CALLAHAN, General Manager.
fe2S-m&su
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ruK sALE-HoRsE d VEHICLES

FOR RENT-Stable; room for horse, waeor
and feed; rent cheap. Apply At 904 eth
st. NV. ynhg-;;t
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EDUCATIONAL

The LAWRENCE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
GEO. W. LAWRENCE, Director
VOICE. Especially of Beginnersl PIANO.
Studios, and ., 934 + NV REASON
ABLE TERMS Natural Method Voice
Trial Gratis Pupils Recital, March &C.
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STEAMER MACALESTER
MOUNT VERNON

Tomb of Washington.
Daily texcept Sunday, at 10 a. m,
p. m. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 50c
Admission to grounds, 25c. ELE-
CANT CAFE ON THE STEAMER. Tickets,
with Mount Vernon admission coupon;
for sale at wharf and at hotels. WIN
also make river landings as far as ely
mont. stopping for freight and passengers
iotir ways. For charters, etc, apply al
offices OF steamer Manchester.
L. l.. BLAKE, Captain.
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sIrUArIoNswANrEO FEMALE.


WAN1 ED-By respectable colnred girl.
place as chamDernIaid or nurse, stay at
night or 20 home. Call for days
81 q st. sw. 1t
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FOR SALE-Dining and lunch room; pays
elegant profits: opposite TO building that
has made ii such for six years. inspection
invited Address Box 3S, this office.
NIB hII-3t
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WANTED BY two colored girls, place
as cook, houSewOrkcr, waISresS, nurse.
or chambermaid. l16 Virginia ave Sw. 1t
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W WANTED-BOAR ARD.

MANTED-By two young men, board in
Al fain;ly, adjacent TO 456 Pa ave
NV; references exchanged. Address b,
456 Pa. ave. nihI II-3tl
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Fur; to gentleman OF steady
habits, a coZy south front haH room; large:
newly FUR, III elegant new house: refs ex
OWNER, 221 + st. NV. mh11-3t
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FOR sALE-4-chair barber combination
dressing case; natural cherry; equal to
new, at half its value. Apply at 1910
ia. ave. nv. JOHN ID. TREGOR. 1t
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WANTED-By an experienced cook, situ-
alton; white; settled, one who under
stands her business; private family pre-
ferred. lib L. st. NV. mhS-3t
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FOR SAL E-CUrncr r0cery, NV: VIII sell
cheap: dwelling with stable for rent:
good chance. Call at 1235 W st. mh11-3t
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HANTED-.a neat. clean, settled woman:
must be a good cook: TO wash, iron and
10 genera hoUSework; bring refs. 326
ind. ave. NV. Item
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WANTED-At 1926 18th NV, a steady,
Ing; wages 81; reference required Item
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If You want a reliable washwuman send
To MRS MOORE, ,3U6 St NV Item
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wANTp-B0ARDERS.

WANTED-A few gentlemen to room and
board, at 81 per month 232 Z st. NV.
malO Stem
WANTED Having large house near Lr
brdfy- cau accommodate 3 or 4 boarierS
VIII rooms Tor sly, $50 and $50 per
n:onlh' prices according To rooms. 224 A
st Sc. Tnbs .xr or,
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DR.. REGESIA VALASCO tells all events
OF hfe; cradle to grave, magnetic treat
mcnt. COZ r st NV Item
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MASSAGE, vapor and hot sea salt baths;
lady operators. TU2 9Th ST NV.
mai OIL 2t-em
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE nice houses
In NV, for country property, either in
Md or va. j., care OF letter-carrier e.
city. IDa9-2t-eni
FOX SALE OR REXCHANGE-5 lots innw.
for house, paying fair rent: they are n a
nne location and clear j., care Of letter
carrier l., city. mas -2t-em
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WANTED-Store in good locality; state
rent, amount it will invoice, and full
particulars. Address BROTHERS, this
oiiice. mhlU-3t
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

WANTED-7 or S-room house; brick; must
be modern; central location. Address
w. +. L., this Office. ma1O- Stem
WANTED To rent, by April 10, house
with 8 or 10 rooms, from 3 to acres
b miles from city, on or near road with
good travel; Maryland preferred. Atldess,
stating terms, ID. l.. R., this office mn To- 3t
WANTED-To rent; house with 6 OF
rooms, In or out or city, with stable
State price and location. Address HOUSE,
tnis OFFICE ma9-3t-em
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FOR SALE-A '97 Rambler, with guaran-
tee; not been riddeI. 10 miles; owner
compelled to sacrifice. bGX {, this Of
flee. NH l st
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. FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE -smith-Premier typewriter:
first-CIhSS condition: price $50; great
bargain. POSTAL TEL. OFFICE, S12
Ia. axe. nw. iuhl13G
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meeting was held. Edward Everett. We" va
one OF the FIRST TO offer his serV'css' or
ns a result Of HIS lectures {os,"o ""'
tributed 10 the fund. ooa
From this point Miss Longfelow 80
from Miss Cunningham's own w.norn
her battle, for such II was. Nof,"
people withdrew when they iearno' on.
property was TO be turned over " att,
ginia, but on March II, 1856, tne 5-a,,oS
Mount Vernon Association was ioIlnsu,
but there were Observation-Disclosures WIZ"
wrung from Miss Cunningham cue Pc
thetic utterance: "None but oVu Coz
know what mental and physical SUITE
ings I have undergone for Mount yer
non" A certain congressman vowed ne
would defeat the association, Out d. "
critical time Mr. Washington sho"eu nls
LOYALTY. and Just at the time wneh MlsS
Cunningham was ready TO die from oVsl
anxiety and disbursement oein,'e
conclusion was reached. AFTER 'hat sno
lay in d stupor for three weeks. III au-
dition to the actual price OF the pian,a-
ton. $500 600 had to be raised Tor repaps'
and when matters were progressing me
ly the civil war broke out, ana coh-
fusion was the result Mount vernon
was neutral ground throughout the pi,-
ter struggle When the STRIFE was emu
cd Miss Cunningham went there 70 hVe,
received the aid OF Sumner III getting al,
indemnity from the government, ana
went on with the work she had under
taken