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TURF GOSSIP.

DOtngs of Horses dnd Mem Prominent
on the hac.cou-se.
The ride of Willie Sims on Hand ball in the
Great Eastern handicap caused the rupture
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JOE WHEELER
PAGES Tn I'll
Fast Time Made by the
HARNESS. Horses at
Stockton.
McDoWeIl'S Carlyle Carne Re-
duCes His Individual
Record 20 2:11 ga.
Glenn Ann and BottIeWasher Meet
Again, and the Former Gets
the Verdict.

STOCKTON. CAL, Sept. 24-The fifth
day of the races brought out the largest
crowd of the week. Both stands were
jammed with people, most OF whom were
ladies. The quarter stretch and betting
ring WAS one mass of humanity. Ali OF
the leading busiaess-houses closed for the
afternoon ana the streets in the city were
de, erted.
The carI was one of the best given on the
circuit, consisting of three harness events
and four running races. Bottlewasher and
Glenn Ann, the two fllies who ran two
dead heats on Wednesday, met in the four
furlong dash Mt even weights. Glenn Ann
won by two lensths easily. Her opponent
was reported as not beirg in the best of
condition, though the time was very fair
for youngsters.
Andrew McDowelPs Carlyle Carne. low
cred his mark from 2:1512 to 2:11M in the
second heat of the 2:13 trot, which he won
in straight heats in a close finish with
Gallette. Joe Wheeler circled the track
in 2:11, being forced out in the final heat
by Bessie Rankin, who was only length
back of him.
The betting was lively on all of the
events. and the booksellers handled con-
siderable money.
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Earnsd runs-Baitimores ), Bos:ons 2. Two
base hi s. Kelley Lowe, Ber2en Iuffy. Long
Three base bit-stenzel Sacrifice hH-keeier
stolen bases-McGraw 2, Jennings, stahi, Lowe
Long, DuffS. Double plays-Corbett and Jennings,
Mctiraw aud oyle, Long and Lowe. Left on
bases-Paitimores T. Bosions y. First base on
struck out-By Corbett 8, by Nichols z, by Pond
/ Passed balls rgen, Robinson Wild pitch
Corbett. 1ime-Zl5 Umpires = EmSiie and
Hurst
The Boston 'rooters," headed by Congress
man John F. Fitzgerald OF that city and a brass
band, tonight gave the Victors seTenade and
reception at the Eutaw House. Tomorrow
they will take the band to the grounds 10 help
"root" for the visitors.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept. 24-About the
most exciting incident connected with the
Brooklyn Philad ell phia game here to-day was
the be havior of Pitcher Taylor toward the
umpire. He was finally fined $25. Attend
arce 400. Score:
Brooklyn .................-.-.- .........1O 10
Philadelphia ....-.- .--..-.-'.....'-...- IA .
Ba tteii,s Dunn. Grim and Burrell; Taylor and
Clements. Umpire-Carpenter
NEW YORK, n Y, Sept 24.-In double
header to-day the Giants ana Senators broke
even The first game was won by the visitors
because they were able to land on Sullivan
and the Giants could not fathom McJames.
In the second game Seymour was worked out
of turn and always had the Washtngtons in
trouble. Mercer WAS hit i'll every inning but
the first. Score;
New York ..-.....-..........-...-.'.- o
Washington. .........-... ................ 10
Batteries-sulIivan and zearfoss; McJames and
MCGUIRE. Umpne-Lynch
Score, second game:
r. H. E.
New York ......................... l2 5
Batteries-Seymour and Warner; Mercer and
MCGUIRE. Umpire-Lynch.
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INFANTRY RiFLk-sBooTlyG
Reilly Increases HiS Lead Sn the De
fnrtn,ent Or, 11etitiOn.

pnrtment Competition.
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, WASH,
Sept. 24.-The third day of the infantry
rifle competition between the depart
ments OF California and the Coium bia was
devoted to skirmish firing. Private
Reilly, who stood first yesterday by one
point, increased his lead to u. Following
is The score TO-DAY and he totals for three
days OF the six highest marksmen:
Private William Reilly, Company f,
oiAteenln 4Sf 4Oo
Private George F. Watson, Company G,
oI4Ieeut u -.-....-------. 41o ~ q
First t.. AnA uHn@.r OpaH' 1lo 4e7
Fdurtee tn. e'e', Up','' 11s 4e5
Fourteenth. .o.ey' eU.lf' " 81 AL
Corporal G, {. Chaney, Company B, Six
LeeHtu .-.......-...- AO0 4oO
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Srecial nacing-
Running, four furlongs-Lolo 11

Running, four furIonRs-Lolo III (H.
Smith) won. Soiedsd 1l5 (McDonald) second,
Emma D 119 (McGinn) third. Time, 49,.
BucEhorn was left at the post.
Running, two-year-oldS. four furlongs-
Glenn Ann 80 lHolmes) won, Bottlewasner 50
(McDonald) second, Little Hades 113 (Enos)
third Time, :4912.
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NEW TO-DAY.
A HARD HIT!

PRICES BELOW, BUT IT
a left OF
of these. To
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Fivs fur ongs, two-vear Olds.

TIVE
The Professor 105 (Caywood), to 1..............1
st. Alf0nsus D lUS g. Woods), to 2
Francs cCIellsnd 105 (Barre;t), u to l....... 4
Time. :02. @Watchmaker lU5 *uficial 1oS,
Felix Young los and Dr. Coop 10S a ran.
%kqual choices.
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CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. 24-The old Cali
fornia horse Don Fulano was the only
winning favorite at Harlem to-day.
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Thirteen-sixteentbs of mile, selling
@Don Fulano ll5 CWarren), 10 5.................
Gallante 100 (McDowe4I), 10 to
ng Gelong 80 u. Woods u 10 1...............3 3
Time. 1:2l34. Little Tom 90, Cochine loo
Iottie l04, Let,Ie lob Laius los, Little sadie II
and Name Woodlands l09 alsoran. *Favorite.
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Trotting, 81 3 class

a. McDOwel's Carlyle Carne by Hamb
Mamb-I adv Gray (McDowelD .............1 ! |
Gallette by Jnd Wilkes (Maben) ............2 3 2 |
Mamie Griffin. by Blackbird (Sullivan). )..3 2 8 !
Wsyland w, by Arthur Wilkes wan Box
Time, 2:l412-2:llA -2I3$4.
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"OXIo In goods for CHRIST
-. mas, Books, Play
things. Dolls, Wag-
ons, Horns, Animals, Curiosities, Games.
everything to amuse, instruct and crafty
young people. we are pleased to say we
have a complete line and would like you
to know il.
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One mile. hand leap

One mile hand leap
Forbush 81 (Ktley), to 1.......................l
81 Il I 80 u. Woods). even......................
RewaTder 95 CT. Burns), 10 l...................S
r me. ! AL Mordecai so, Lew Hopper SO and
Lady Callahan 100 also ran. %Favorite.
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THINGS TO USE.
THINGS TO EAT.


D. ~ ~~ ~~
Shoes easorabe sellers at$2 SOC
Plain To-, clean Z worth double $LOo
Baby
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tteli,s-DuDn. Grim and Burrell; Taylor and
Clements. Umpire-Carpenter.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tschedule In effect July A. 1897 j,

fSCueuulS III eIIeCE July A 16of.t
An trains arrive andIeave Pennsyivanis
Passenger station.
s:I2 a.m--Daily, local Tor Dsnviile, Char
Iotte anu way stations, conn ects aE Aauas-
sas Tor Strdsburg, Harrisonburg \, and
Staun1on, daily, except Sunday, and at
Lyncbburg With the Norfolk aud Western,
daily, and with [ he Chesapeake and ohio,
dmliy, Tor tho Natural Bridge and Lex
ing5on.
lib a. n.-Daiiy the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman buffet
sleepers, New YORK and Washington 20
Jacksonyille, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper FOR Asheyiile and Hot
SPRING, y; e., knoXyine, Chattanooga and
Nashville, Tenn, and asJ q hariotte WIFE i'aii.
man Sleeper for a ugusta Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New York 70 New Orle aus, connect
Ing at Atlanta for birr1fn CHAM ard Mem
pins. Solld train, Was DingJon TO New
Orleans without change. Sunset personally
eonducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on tnis tram every WedaesdaySo San Fran
CISCO, Without ehange.
4.0I p. m.-Loeai for Front Royal, stras
burg and harrisonourg. WITH CONNECTION rof
staunuon, daily, except sunday.
VILE
1o:4s p: m.-DaIy, WASHINGTON AND
TIED, composed OF Pullman Vestibuled
ssleepers, dining cars and day coaenes-
Pullman sieepers New York TO Nash
aud Chattanooga New York - Tampa,
via Charlotte. Columbia, Savannah and
JackSs nVuies New YORK 70 Mem pfiiS, via
BirInin CHAM, New York To New Orleans
via Atlanta and Montgomery. vestibuied
day coach Washington TO Atlanta. South
ern Railway dining car. Greensboro 20
Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISI0N leave Washington 5:ui d. N
daily, 1:uu p N and 4-46 p. In daily, ex-
cept Sunday, and 6:26 p. IN Sunday only
for Round Hill; 4:32 p. IN daily, except Sun
DAY for Leesbufg, aad o:25 D. III daily for
HernGon. Returning, arrive &C Washing
ton ss26 a. M and $ 40 p M daily, and
300 p. m daily, except Sunday, from
Rouna Hill, and T:o6 a. IN. daily, excep5
Sunday. from Herudon. and o:64 a. NJ
daily, except Sunday, from LeesDurg.
Through traius from the South arrive al
Washington 6:42 q. m. 2.2O p. m. and
S:25 p. IL. daily. HarIisonDurg, l2,46 D.
m aud 3:25 r. ~ daily, except sunday.
and $50 6. IN. daily from CbafioGtes-lile.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation. and In
formation furnished st offices, GIL and
1900 fenusylyania avenue, and at Penn
syivania Railroad Passenger Station.
w. III. 6tEEN, cen. Supt.
j. M. GU IL, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURN, Gen. Fass Agent
4. b. BROWN. ten. Agt. Pass. Depts
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Riders, attention. BY order
of the different storage houses we rep
resent, l am. Offering all high-gEade D1ey-
cIeS and ian<ieIus for ladies' and gents ae
the greatesG attractive Siaughtefing prices
OF Tie year Advances made on these goods
must be collected, ana, therefore. above
sacrifices will be made. Such bigh-gra ads
slcycles as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
Worlds, ETC. etc, new and slightly used,
will lie offered as this, the greatest bar
gaiu sale OF the year. Sunuries aud parts
Will be sold also, and % reasonable offef
Will be- refused. bicycles bought outrigh5
and exchanged, and taken on storage
NEW york BICYCLE CO., 494 9Th st
au9-7t-em
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- ALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
RAIL.kCJAD.

schedule IN effect June s. 1897
/ Leave washington from station corner OK
new jersey avenue aud Sc
For Chicago and Nortawest. VesubYlsd
Limited trains, 10-oO, IL 40 g. n-p 500
y. M
For Cincinnati. st. Louis snd IndIaaapo
lis, Express, iI:4o m Vesttouled LAIN
1ed, $40 D. IN, express 1I:30 p. n.
For PittsbuFg and Cleveland, ey psess
daily 1000 a. IN. aud 8. so p. N
Eor Columbus Toledo aud DeSroiss 11;3o
For Winchester ana way stations. assoc,
all 40 a. m, ao:30 D. m
Chattanooga, knoxville, bristol and Roar
througn.
For Luray, $40 p n daily.
For baltimore, wesE- usys, 500, $780,
Ia.Sb r eS xI9, 9,aa 17so' 5s;oo; sS9. 1912
x5'I9s 1880 x6:20. $50, xs'oo, 615,
night sundays, X :o5, X 10, x7 80. $50.
$40, 435, x5.e5, x5:10, & 80, xS 90,
AS:20, III O.. XII 20 y. M, XII 3:0I night.
FOR Annapolis, . 10 aud $50 an, u 10
and 4-So D. m Sundays, $50 g. a., 45s
For Fredencg. week days. 500 g. M
ll-4o, 4. 30, $50 p n Sundayss BOO
For HagerstswE, aI0 90 B. NJ. and as. go
p. M
For Boyo and way points. wees days:
900 q. m, / Is, T.65 k. -
kor Gather s0GTs aud Way points, wees
days, o.0g, 300 a. m, l2-60, $780, SOs
4-33, o-3o, 5-S6, 7.O5. 11.40 2. M sun
days, 800 a. L., LIS, ASS 7.0o, 1o1o
b. m.
For Washington Junction ard way poIntA
S.oO a L., 4.3Os $50 p. n, Week dsSA
| 300 a. mr. -16 p. n7., Sundays.
For bay Ridge, Week days, e.lo g. %.
and 30 p M sundays $50 q. H. iSo
| and 3.1o p m
! t<oyaI Blue Ifna ror Saw xorx aad
Ynsiaueipnfa.
All trains illuminated with PinfScn Hgnt.
/ For Ph1adeJ 3Hiss New YORK, Boston and
the East, week da is, 90, 500, lO-0o 3
| M, 12.6o, (I2.40 Dining Carsh 500,
| to.o5 Dining Carr, l12.0I night, sleeping
| ear, open at 1000 o'clockl- Sundays, .Oo,
| 900 q. NJ, (12.40 Dining CaTs), 500,
| zoos Dining Carl, l2-O1 night, sleeping
| car, open 1000 O'Clock Additional trains
| for Philadelphia, Week days, daily, S-ao
pm.
| Bufres PaTior Cars on all da J trains.
For AEdnac CITY, 1-U0, 1O.Oo g. M
| l2.0u Uoon, 12.4U and 3.eO D. m.s Wees
! DAYS, Iz.4U d. M, sundays.
| For Cape May, IL noon
| akXcepI Sunday. XEXpreSs trains
l. Baggage called TOR and checked from
/ hotels aud residences by Union Transfer
I Co., on orders left at ticket Offices, 619
| PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, New York
/ avenue and Fifteenth street, and at Depot
| WM. Ii. GREENE, ID. b. H. MARTIN,
| Gen. Manager. hgr. Pass Traffic
Il
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
Froin Station, IS Ia ST. d Ia. Ave.


In errecs May q. 1897
ror AlexantirIa week days.. g. 10, 7:O6,
I;Sb: ex.; 500. $50, ex.: 500. 8:60,
40; 20, ex.; loo. ll:45. a. m l2:O5. ex,
S.So, l:lS, l:45, 2:u6. ex.: 2:4O, y:oOs
eA,, o: 90 4.Uu, exs; 4:l6, ex-; 4:45. 6;0o,
o: o. ~ ex., D: 10. 6.O5, ex.. 6:25. TOO, 500,
e'Vo, io;oO, ll:20, Il:b9 d. m.
Tor Alexandria tSunday oniyi, 500.
S:oUa 1000. 1880, 11.00, 1l:30, a. M
1S;uo noon I2:3o. 200. I:30. 200, 2:20,
o:OO. $50, 400, 4:30. 500, $50. G:00
.. 81 20. 500. 9.oo. 1900. II:2O D. 10.
fof AountV mon, D yke and Wa Us tations
week days), g. so, 1O:oo. II:00 q. M
i2;ee. I:l5. 2:U5. 500. 500. 4.f6 p m
Fof Dyke and klverslde, 7. = p- IN.
For Mount Vernon and Way Stations,
tsunday only. 600, Hoo a. m, ZOO,
400 y. m
For Arlington ana AGueGucr Bridge
!week days. 500, $50, 900 10:05, 100.
1l:4o a. m, 12 .05, II: 20, 1:16, 600. 2:40.
~, $50. 400. 4.l6. 5:2o. $50 6.zos
200, 500 D. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
SUNDAY ontyl. S:Uu. 900. lu:0o 10: 80,
il.oo, l1:3U a. N. I2:00 noon Il: ~,
!:o0, I:3U. ZOO, 2:30. 500, $50, 400.
$50. Quo, $50. quo, $50. 100, 500
p. "a.
Baggage checked free for passengers
noioing first-class tickets at Station ID
CycfcS. 20 cents each.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS

~A044OS COkSEk 6lAIH AND -
STREETS.
100 a. II week days-PITTsBrRG Ex-
h,,-r. mNS-RaTior aud Dining Cars. HARM
io-oO A. III. fENNS YLy.INIA LIMITED
fuilnan Sleeping. Dining. smoking and
Cincinnati, ndianapoIis, St Louis. CIega,
Harr, idnu ana Ioiedo. Buffet Parlor Car 10
100 n Al. FAST LTNE-PulIrnan PsfTes
fsI rarioG Car to Harrisburg Buffet ParIor
q Sa Sa'' ID harrisburg to Pittsburg
Eynres M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
- 81. Louis, and Sleeping aud Dining
syt SSas Harrisburg TO ST. Louis, Nash rIIs
iU@ iU S'nulh natil and Chicago.
ta1 and anIeePiag Car to PittsDurg. Chicago,
eaI ,haIIisourg 70 Cleveland Dining
1lo L; a. sOUTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
y,taalinan uiinan sleeping Cars Washington 70
aiessseeals aIss and HarrisbTg TO Sc Louls
ls.4o r11sl Z; NJ fAclFnGn FHn1nifs EsSPEEss-pu., Gss1
1ah E.ah siee ping Car TO Pittstsarg
';oo f A Al cos Kane, Canandaigua, Robes
s,i,.. ana Niagara Fails daily, sxceps
1890 a. m for EImira and Remove, daily,
SSA'vep1 sundays For WiIIiamsport, daily,
E:ao .. M FOR YtHiamsport. Rochester Erie,
S1Iralo and Niagara Fairs daiIy, exceps
ssatqiiday, "a i,.y, with Sleeping Car Washingtoa
1910 p. m. for Erie and EImira. daily,
,or n Cdna ndaigua, Rochester, Buffalo and
niagara aIls, Saturday nights only. Pull
iaan ,ar sieeping Car Washington to Roches
For PniiaueiphIa. New xorK and
the East.
4UU p N. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
LIED, daily. all Parior Cars with Do
tDining Carr, 500, 600, 1000 Dining
Can, and II:00 fDining Car from VIII
m1a,1gtonI aIdS q; m. 1915. 5:i5, 4: 20. $50,
= a. y ~.nf
{6inIns esIi. SO, q 800, On ifaoo 20 90 tbnins @
929, go, $50. 1000 snd 11:s5 :. m : Foi
m %. week days ExpIess, ,I2!I5p. m week
days. 2:01 and $40 .. m. daily. For
dass assons and T'taeSs 4so Sn9nss m S, 50 m week
saratoga Express tParlor Carr, 300 am
9 90, 10 90. Il. so aud 1 90 az IS
~ 45, z. 90, 2.0I. 8 Is, 8. 80, 400 Linn
itsd, 1e no 4 20, 4, SO. 80, GIG, $50. 10.
On sunday, 90. 90. q sno soo t .6S, 1S.5o. 8
- 90 oo 2 ~ M IL o. IL IL 2;01 PIP 80
For Po3e's Creek Line, z 80 a. IN. and SO
Z m m daily. except Sunday sundays
For Annapolis. TOO 900 g. H., 1915
and .. 20 p; m daily. exceps sunday
sundays, 8 90 a. m. and 4. 20 p N.
and po6es Gesss On LneEcpress fqt Eioaa "a
q. m, 3.46 D. M. daily; Richmond only.
1907 g. m weekdays; Atlanta SpectRk
via Richmond and Seaboard Air Lima
40 p n. daily Accommodated fof
Qusntico, 7.45 q. m. daily, and 42B
p m week-days-
SeaIsaore Connections.
For Atlantic CIty Cvla Delaware River
Bridge, all-rail routeb. II. 90 q. us., 3 Is
and l. 50 p. Ia. daily; via AaFHet stress
wharf, 200 a. m tSatUrdaY5 only1,
1900, II. 90 a. IN, and II ID p IN. week
days, Il-35 p. N. daily. sundays only,
1915 D. m
For Cape May, 10. 90, II 90 a. m, 12.46
p. IN. week days, II .S6 d. H. daily
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
! strseSS and at the station, Sixth and 3
streets, where orders can be left FOR taa
checking OF baggage TO destination from
| hotels and residences
J. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
j R. WOOD. Gene=at Passenger A2eue.
The times., 1897-08-15
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHA ANGE-Beautifu
home; nor tliwest; city; rented; VIII be
sacrificed for cash or exchanged for farm
In montgomery county, Nd, close % cars,
owner wisiIing To move to country ADJ
dress MONTGO merry, tins office. 1t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY-A farm of 51 acres about
lr2 mile from Lan1ams Station. On B. & I.
ing. etc. Mquiras W.. W.. STANGLIFF,
Eanham, Md. au10-66 8
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$50 WILL buy nice little gpoeeEY store II
sold at once. Address d. g., this office.
aul 4-3t-em
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WANTED "A young man Of 20 Will pay
10 any one securing him Government
position paying S5o per month, 20 per
cent OF salary EACH month as long as he
keeps IL. Address ". K D., this office
aul 3-3t
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WANrED-HORSES.

w44NTED-A good driving horse; medium
size; between and 8 years old; must
be cheap for cash; give price,. Address
DRIVING HORSE, this office. 1t
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wANTED-BOARDERS.

WANTED-Can accommodate few more
boarders, at summer prices, which I will
make permanent to permanent parties; S16
per month, good table; nice Locations; con-
yenlent to street and steam railroads.
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arv IN a vos,Fs r,,sssl Of p4ead h., mi :, is :
experienced meat cutter and general
grocery clerk has been in the business
about years Address SALARY, this
Office. aui2-3 ,em
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rErssf1NAH.

SHEPARD PREPAR ALTON, for the hair
scalp has no equal. Ii the roots are
there, you can bet on q good growtQ OF
hair. ! will call for orders with sam
NV. tt,enl
FREE-Important infor nation to heA
tplain enyelope,; how after ten years
frulfiess doctoripg I was quickly rester "a
to full yigor and robust man hood no =. y.
ID. fraud, no money acceptedtn no cohheeoloh
free. Address BOX $40, Chicago, Ill
auI 5&22-2t
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FOR SALE-In the suburbs of Washing
ton, a residence with TO 6 acres Of
ground, cheap, ON line Of steam rail-
road. Address W. j. L., this office.
aul5-36
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SITUATIONS wANTED-sfALE
AND FEMALE.

RELIABLE coUks, cnambermaids, nurses
Tor SICK and infants. holIsekeepers, coach
men and walters, with refs. furnished free
OF charge by MRS. MOORE, 3O6 G st. NV
1t
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for light draft viii sell cheap. QUAN
TICO WOOD CO, roth and Fla ave. ne
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srrrArloss WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-By settled white woman sit
uatiea; general work; small family: no
washing; city or suburb; refs. l09 IL
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CHURCH NOTICES.

THERE will be grand rally BIZ, the
of o. T., at Eureka Park, Nicolls atenue,,
Auacostia, tomorrow, Sunday, August TO,
at 2..3U p. m, for the benefit OF the above
MaIuresott, of Zion Metropolitan Church..
street southwesr. The pnbfiE is cordially
fuvfSeff. -
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No Impasitionl Nothing but facts give
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FOR sxLE-HDUSEs.

A BONANZA For rne cheapest Groom.
reception. hail., bath,. cencreted cellar,
pressed brick, bay window houss in Wash
ington, near two car lines; bound to en-
nance IN value; splendid home or invest
Insn5; at VI. $50. Apply to BECH s. WALL
LER, 6O2 st. NV. 1t
improved, $l2; 1 Singer, N F., 81; L
White, 81; l improved Domestic, $l3
FUMES SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE,
337 u ST. Sc. aul4-3t-ein.
FOR SALE OR TRADE -House, and Lot;
with all kinds OF fruits and I5 acres of
land In Orange Heights, FIa-- kor par
ucllttsrs, address, FLORIDA, This Office
Item
FOR SALE-A great bargain If sold at
once; 6-rOQm house, n.e.; good home.
Apply to OWNER, this office. au14 14-3t
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FOR RENT-6-room house; a. m. l.; 7O9 9Th
st. ne.. in good order: SIG 80: eight
4-room bricks, water in yard, in Lefferto
court, between and SITS. se., for rent,
sale or exchange. POWELL, 500 5th
st. ne. 1tano
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FOR SALE-Cheap, dining saloon aud
ice cream ParloE doing good business
good reasons for selIing. 41-2 N sw.
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FoR koRsEs 8 CARRIAGE.

FOR SALE EsS dS CARRIAGE.
FOR SA Lea good work horse. suitable
for light draft will sell cheap. GUAM
TIC0 WOOD CO, 10th and Fla. ave ne.
1t
FOR SALE-Horse, trap and harness for
Si3o cash. Apply at 5ef IStb ST. NV.
Item
For SALE-eiuod horse, buggy and Far
ness, viii sell for s. La. must lie sold i'm
mediateiy. Address HORSE, this office.
au1 431,en
FOR SALE-1 young buggy horse, years
oid, VIII sell at q sacrifice fr Taken al
once, price, $40. No. T23T c. 81. ne.
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FOR SALE-Horse, tank wagon and har-
ness, complete for OIL business. Cali. after
8 D. n., 1915 I lth st. NV. au13-3t-enf
FOR SALE wagons, bugqes, 2 sur.
: ries u trap, 6sleighs; also 2 cheap horses.
these goods are left to be scld; nothing In
reason refused 927 D ST., next Merchants
Parcel Delivery Co 1y29-tfem
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FOR REST-HoUSEa
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
35S Want sc. sw., bet. NJ and "
sts., H., rms ...-...-...-...- So 80
SVoi SeatoE Sd. Ne, bet. and G
sls., o rms. 3 90
10 blagden alley NV. bst " and "
237 Wilson ST. NV, near Howard ooo
Univ, 3 rooms ................ Z 90
ioS Rover $ alley NV, bet aud L
2oI6 Columbia terrace NV. ;s;,' bet. 80
and f sts., rns...........,.... 73o
3 Gordon $ ave. ne., bet f and
o.all. q sts., 4 rms. ....'............ $50
500 farragHr St., near 7th st. ext,
% rms. ..............-... 90
5244 trace st. NV =, south OF N St.,
rms. ..................... 80
9lo tIoiaen st sw 4rs .... geo
1.-l3 r rlsce otRw, bet and W .5rs 9 80
1871 Hayes CT. NV, bet. and e
sts., riDs. 3 90
seotnave. NV near Whirneyave.,
. rooms ns..---........... 80 IL so
o scott ave. NV, near electric cars.
1856 Superior st. NV, Meridian
hilI, = rooms ,................. I3 80
1910 Columbia st.nw, bet and Q
NALL.
Mount Vernon Hall, cor. ", Y-aye
and 7th Sc. NV. - " .........-,. $50 90
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
9g9 9tIl s5nw, 2dand Sd floors. 5Ts.. IS 90
222S-3e 1th st. NV, 2 floors, 5
rooms .......-..,.............. 10 90
For full list Of houses, call at office.
A. g. CA YWoOD, 933 Sth So. NV.
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FOX KEN t. 432 @ street NV. ,houseopen; 6
roomSi nail, range, bath, gas, new paper
Ing back building parking large back yard;
arranged Ior Two families; improvements
1lnislled. go aul5S3t
FOR RENT-f32s New Jersey ave. and o
So. NV; corner house, rent reduced to-
SlOs30. auI5-3t
FOR RENT-S15, II0 Jefferson ST., Ana
coStla, b roomS,. nail room, bath. new;
large lot; $50. 80, 1f09 B ST. se, 6 rooms
and bath; S23, IT3 7th ST. Sc, 6 rooms and
Ddth; $50, 1915 Vermont ave. NV, rooms
and bath. L. L.STARGARDTER, S Room 2, ,613
1oen 81. NV. aul5-3t
F0It RENT-In good neigfIbor hoody 5-roem
and ceiiar tsr1ek; newly papered and
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| FOR K ENT-6-room house; a.m.i.; 7Os sth
ST. ne, In good order; SIC 30; eight
4-room bricks, water in yard, In Lefferto
court, between B and C SIS. Sc, for rent
sale or exchange. POWELL, 500 5th
81. ne. Item
/ FOR SALE-Two-story Groom dwelling;
nlceiy papered; lot 16X7S to 5-ft. alley;
price, only 81 500; small cash pa y1nent;
balance monthly. Address OWNER, B.,
~ olls oLIce. au1 3.3t,eIn
| FOR RENTAL greatly reduced rates,
f3S lst st. NV; rooms and bath; in
excellent repair; large yard; only $3.50;
also II az y j. ave., 4 rooms and water
81 10. b. F. SAUL. sc. cor. Ttb and, l.
sls NV au12- 3tem
FOR RENT-Corner store and DWELLING
In northwest; 8 rooms, bath and stove.
rent reduced from $50 90 to S2n so per
month. GRAHAM & CAMPBELL. 617
@ 1seo so. au1 2 Stem
FOR RENT-Excelent e. room Horse with
Dath' centrally located on TIN st. NV;
sBita tle for business or dwellin~ a;,tIres, :,
DWELLING this office ari y9t-a,n
FOR RENT-$35.56 so; 1915 q st. NV: san,-
tary plumbing; large yard, newly paperen
/ aao painted, cool, pleasant rooms, every-
thug n complete order Apply To IVES
COT q WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
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WILL give $50 TO any one securing me
Government position paying not less than
$50 per month. Address BOROMEO this
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