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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
PRIMITIVE Money Still il ysc

In the Congo Free State. Af,;oo
, maSfe money" OF any kind Is made y
medium D !s, Of exchange, brass rods of
".ns 3 lengths are to great extent
useo rs standard Of value. Tn somo
sections, pieces of cotton c 1oI0
squares OF woven palm fiber and beads
pass Tor currency. At Loopoldyille.
ana market ls held twics q week. whor,
9 GUY or 1000 natives bring their nro y
cheeked cloth, the only money in ' nsa
oelas Drass rods or "mitako," which
are cut in lengths eight inches 1on cA
tn Bahama Point tho articles used aSa
II rea 1andana handkerchics, cloth, bead
mscneSes, old silk hats, colored para.
sois' cheap knives, Aint-loch mnslsats
POWDER brass rods, tinware, rnm
nt III and cologne. The STANDARD
OF value is piece Of cotton Goods
elgnt yards long and one ward w;de
valued at fifty cents. When the t,adar
DuyS produce, he gives out cards IN
s sne natives natives! each Of which is good for
one piece of cotton in trade at tho
' ~ aes,, IRE traders make large profits
N exchange: A small egg cur full Of
que glass beads will purchase food ID
or one man for s. week. Coffee onJ
'ot'on grow Wild, and tho natives own
gooa many cattle. A COW can ba
,ou e Tor q tiint'locl gun valued at q
-.'o on tno coast. Gold and silver G
re altogether unknown.-New Emo. s
md Homestead. Nv" Lug +
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
no honors for Self-.WurJcrers.

inc German Minister of War bss
t issued a. a general order TO the effect ('t:
that military honors are no loprer to
DC rendered at the funerals Of of}icar ~
WHO nave comnitted suicide, whose
names are likewise hencefort' 70 Nv
naue public, instead of being kent
secret. Emperor William has been lea
10 take this step b. the extraordiDarv
increase Of late in the number of su;
'laeS among the officers of the army.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
TIE ONLY WOMAN D,yrr

Mrs. Frances N. Sorcho If Rail-;
J nore' has worked for several Years a
deep seq diving. She is probably th ~,
only woman in the world who follows
I'LL thls per per'lous calling. Mrs. sorcho is
the wife Of Captain Louis Sorcho. - a.
veteran {, deep sea diver md ey.Cantnin ~
OF the United States Life. savino sar =
vice. She had not married lon,, w" 10.
lore she determined to assist her ms
eana ana STARE the dangers OF his
occupation She prepared herself bv
ID tahing q years course of physical
training, and at the end of that t t;u,',
she had developed the muscles of an
athlete. Then she put on twenty.seve a
pound shoes and the rest Of p divor's
e amor Weighing about $50 pounds
captain sorcho YVES engaged in the
business Of collecting rare ser sbe sns
II, coral for several Northern un;vnr.
1t1es. Mrs. Sorcho's first dive wos IF
4, ne southern coast OF Florida. She
'lo no work that time, but after fow
more dives grew accustomed to NV INV
ensanons, and helped her husband to
omplsSo MS contract. Since then she
as 'aken part in almost all his upaer.
and has many times done work
Il ner o"1 account. New Orleans
1cavune. A'o"nS
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
WHAT WOMEN WEAR Ayp ~,p,-.

Inc prcttiest things for EVENING cor
rage :, wear ear; are for tho head. Ib ai
"ae SOW little s1lken hoods, with short
capes ana irllls around the face tha
shape being that which a;11ed go ~, 'n nt'
70 W the charms Ia OF Little Red Ri5 il1a
H 100 They are OF pale Shade 81
slik-pink, green, blue or sonet;n, o VI,
OF white, covered with chiffon or nat 40
ana with frill Of chiffon or 1ece
around the face. W 11'ce
a very lovely hood made for vo,,n1
laay just coming out of monrn;u o"u
al OF white, and covered with VIII 10
~ onAAon "a: r. There are three little ruf}ies
t, enlnon around tho face. t;nv
punches OF v,clets nesting in them 10y y
intervals, and @ large cluster Of th ~
MOVERS hasten the hood at the ucc1,
another Ct these little hoods ;s 90
PINK, the crown covered With hj 10 ~
net, through which gold threads 'i r,,n
no horizontally. The irill around = thu bn
ace is of black lace. A0"0u 'oe
:, Inc ! request for no hats at tho one,a
.as increased the demand for po,npons
. the hair. and they are made e IL e11
Il naue s, OF feather tips, with aiyrsttas s
0 match, or knots Of ribbon or flo~ .oas
0 mstoh the trimmings of the cow
pretty pompop IN Pink has q ' l;tt1o
a s,nrstt Oar OF hcillinnts supporting
!un1lners appreciate the iset thai =
rye mats arc not worn at the theot,s .
90 a. te an extent rs formerly, if oil . .
90 not. There never vai a. 9 9
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23

time when so many little tho..-.'
n uonne5s were made, they say. Thas
make them by the score now -, lney
hats. aAinG large
The opera bag is a foaturo !.
costume Io this year. It is mada W. ~
MOI nome or by the modiste who meh a.
tne gown with which it is to h. aa axe
gled' It is usually of Soma M " 1. car:
lowered brocade. and is lined r;tS
col =, which match Or blend with thu %asu
Oh the gown. New York Times. 'Aoss,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
The JUG HANDLE FOR TIE HAIR

Mr. Lientenfeld, of England. bas
Invented something which he belivcs
is to be a boon to 'the eternal fam.
lmlne as he, with Goethe's assistance
expresses 1t. He has discovered that
woman has had great trouble in
arranging her hair into the artistic
form OF Jug handle. Ho has, there.
TORE come to her assistance with .
hollow hair tube, which will enable
h her 70 make the Jug handle thing of
oeauty sand joy forever. II A
wv t%.s - OF na.r raised above tho coil OF
inc back OF the head, and the handle
rs rs most appropriate name for il.
Inc head OF the wearer looks as if |
to be lifted by it. The iur |
handle as q fashion has not vet beer en
into this country, and it is
to describe in detail ;ts
artificial support. 40
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
brushing tie Teeth

The upper teeth should be ir,,sbo i
downward and the lower teeth upward
IRON the gums. Do not brush tho
5eeth crossways, as they are apt to
become loosened and the oums vii; III
o also suffer. Tho inside Of the teeth ettI
should be brushed in the same wav
lepld water is the best TO use, both
Tor cleaning the teeth and rinsino the
mouth out afterwsrd.
line tooth brush should be sinai,
ana curved, SO that the bristles can
ges IN all tho interstices of the tcath
IL should not be too hard, and, w1en
a new tooth brush is purchased II
> DC soaked in water for several
hours before using. If the brus,, 10
drled on towel after being used MI
s'ooa up On end in the cir it will last
mach longer. Tooth brushes sbon]d
never be kept in closed recenfac1o
Iootn powders should be cbosen
WITH great discretion. For general
use me following will be found a verv
5ooa powder! Mix together half an
u OF powdered bark, q quarter Of
VI ounce OF myrrb, one dram Of
' "a, 1 and one ounce of prepared
halk' Anothor simple receipt is ~ 80
ollows: Add two ounces Of cem,h,r
toa chaiF' two drachms of very fne
oWdered borax, half an ounce Of
owdered orrisroot and half . drac,m ".
powered myrrh; mix the ineredi-
MS thoroughly together end keen
10 powder IN stopperel bottle -
Al francisco Chronicle. {
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
bicycle I';lhe Making

t,,h hao s', capabilities OF the leading steel
, uuuH mills in this country for bicycla
y, are lar beyond the codsa,aption ~
~ 4. Is estimated that u, 600, 900 feet Of
s 5',,s ,' saoe have been used this year.
G"s 'oere are seven mills, and one If
f rrA alone can turn ous IS, 900, 900
se3' ,, tne combined output Of tho other
GA Aa''ls amounting to e., 900, 900.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
FASHION NOTES

=. Dahl'as and gardenias are the favor,
ito flowers for winter hats. VAC u'of'
One of the handsomest and ~ :.
tD 's' Of colors for brunettes is tho
pink geranium. 'n0
y yellow and plume are beautifully
combined 13td this year by fashionable
mlll'ners, particularly in form;nn
'oqoes and evening bonnets,
,., PANTY figured satin ribbon in black
1 Gnlte' lavender, pink, blue and oil the
IS; oolor'' at SIX cents a yard, will
Ill many fancy work wants, wa
Evening gowns with sonoro.o,,.
necks are much worn this season ,rha
square neck is more becomipr to aion o
ing shoulders than the roun5 y n sao
a. and lace and chiffon ruiles can be nseS
20 give the edges soft and daintr
A pretty evening waist Of chiffon !,
palo Dlue, rose. lemon, lilac or Ma
s,een' mas the neck cut square md
edged with fur. 1t seems IN inc ~nu
81 g 2at,! combination - the deintv.
MS material trimmed with WIZ
e ~ richest fur bat the effect is yerv
cnar;olng' Chinchilla, sable. erm;n 1s
ana seal are the best furs for tr;mra; ;no
looking. '''o 11cnest
;, LII IS singular fact that in a7moot
' 'noe countries the superstition obont
plumes is the same. Tt;s
e ", conceded to be tho canse
Il Ill luck, and though tic sha5in@
na colorlns of the feathers wa nn
:sually brilliant and beautiful anv
, a,1.s with love for prosperity and
applncss will invariably avoid deco.
atlng any OF her apartments o. no.
'S ISL with the ill-omened plum n
I'D, Inc well-dressed, careful woman
eyer has q gaping placket to mar tho
i o"lot OIL Oh ner costume. If your
a u opens at The sides have hooks
~ ~ 4 YES On. the Inner edge, and sec
at they are always securely fastened'
the placket is ct the back 10 not
We your pocket put anywhere max
Let the waistband OF the skirt
lar over, if the placket opcna -
90 no S and even then, you need
ely hook and eyes. 10y
,, bits of ribbon may oe ut;7;zod
tho making of little button bans.
ss Tor embroidery silk, and spooi
e e - . Enbroider On each bag. Il
l stitch, what especial kind kind Of Of
t ION rep0ses within it, and finish
tstr 1 Gnas Of the draw-strizg with
enos OF silk thread or Aoss, Of
r r. the draw string should be- !;
IL silk cord; it is better AZ and
"a, Tiger than baby ribbon. Bits Of
, ,ooer a. accurately cut and neatly
' ~ with ribbon or scrap Of silt.
, 1a M made into pretty end useful
ne ana pin holders.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
HINTS ABOUT JEWELS.

Diamonds should be worn bv the
brilliant woman, but the quiet one
should choose pearls. The beauty Of
q brunette is enhanced by rubies and
1topazeF, and Of fair skinned woman
by emcralds.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23

Eli bridal attire ha6
been modified by the
snperstItiolts mandate.
of the quaint old
1Ayinc. Her gown, of
course, was new; her
veil bad d2cenAel from
AaH grandmother her
younger broth or
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23
~ GONG OF S1xpENcr

sn nnmG'n'ns old and something new
i spd W borrowed and something brvo
""' 'Ii'c& siEl, 4 - IN her shoe y ''"''
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-23

When the President and his ";
!. drive out tho President sits on q
right hand seat and his wife on y
y left. - q
k Il there are others in the corriao,
whether ladies or gentlemen, tho tho,
0 must sit with their backs TO the horsc,
I When Mrs. Cleveland was first ma,
: RED she tried the experiment of Dlac
? Ing her mother opposite the PresiIen
, ana herself in the Presidential lan1on
but the people laughed at it so i'm
moderately and protested to think Ms
Folsom las she was them to be Tho
mald' that it was speedily dropned
when the Presidents wife drives aIonI
she sits in the right-hand corner-tba
place of honor. 80
The lady of the White House con.
not set loot within those splendid
houses IN Washington whose AacstaNs
~ mark the foreign embassy or legation.
ohe could not go without the Pres;.
DENT and as an embassy Or legation IS
tecnnlcalIy q part OF the country #
represents, the President cou1d nnt
$3.50 that she never sees the jns;da
OF a diplomatic house as long as she
prcslues at the executive mansion
Inc President dimes only at cohinet
houses, and his wife cannot dino ar,
where '; without him. President Arth9r
n nlneu with Judges OF the Supreme
Court ana with Senators-but 90 Iva
had no wife the whole system was Vow
much simplitied for him. The pres;!
I !: "l'e may, if she chooses, 90 TO |
'unchoons where there arc no gs mt
'Aen' or to teas, both being re%ordod
10 strictly informal; but tho dnnrer
d d. giving otfensc by accepting one in.
'ltatloa and declining ahotler * o.
'renS that it is seldom or never r;sked
-Alustrated American.
:. -------srs,as..------
as Af'isssor's uawclcomc Discovery.
one Of Westinghouse scientific men
J1no himself IN IN asscmblagc where
1 1 were = great many young pco. !
le' tie endeavorel to riye-or, par-
aps' to descend--to the OCCASION sc t
tacolnl'y as possible. Having beam t
''foauced to number of vonnn $
omen he tried to make himself c
;reeaole by explaining some Of tha d
Test information in erhnology, and he Q
came 60 absorbed in bis d fisconrs o |:
at no aid not notice, until thew were a
Arly all gone, that youth With . f(
y: SRI voice was winning his audience tt
'ay from him with a funny song. He 1
e ed 1t again with archaeology as the V
emo a girl with a banjo Wrecked n
l., ambitions. He thought he was
hlns some Roadway by means of his
marks KS on paleontology when man
o Sook q rabbit out of a silk hat in
rnaliy quenchcd his pride. LOU is
MY dear, he said to his wife m i'm
II way home, II have been tbink- ex
II over, and find that the even. VIC
mas been far from wasted" or,
i, was AS, very y much afraid that you 10,
liu teel differently about it" for
no: have made very important hoj
interesting discovery. Tic me,. he,
accidents sometimes lead to the ben
y surprising revelations, and to- twi
!; learned something which com. the
wy wy - oVerturns an accepted is
~ ~: 49, The
l. 1t possible ?" w,;,
we nave y Z, been let to believe that han
'hlet OF all forces is the attraction imp
'ayity." N''0'1ou 49, =
[es." "un
t tel, haze found out tonight
'neie are times when it can't hold
|lngton Star. NJ
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RAILROADS.
u ALTIMoRE -
0 AND OHM
RAILROADS.
RAILHOAu.


ochedule In effect June o. 1897.
Leave Washington from station CORNER OF
New Jersey avenue and q sc.
For Chicago and Northwest. Vcstibuied
Llinited trains, 1000, l1:45 a. IN, sos
For Cincinnati, st Louis and Indianapor
us, Express, IL as H. IN. Vestibuled Lin
leg, $40 p. m, express 80 p. m.
daily 1000 a. III. aud 8 so D. IL.
FOR Coirinbus, Toledo and Detroit, IL 80
p. m.
For Winchester and way stations, ASSOC,
al a. m, a6:3O p. H.
FOR New orleans. MeInphis, Birmingham,
oIs TInattai1io3ga' knoxsiIie; Bristol and Roam.
through
For Luray, $40 r. n daily
FOR BaltiInore. Week uays, 500, $50,
xl2:4O, x3:0O, $50, x4:3O, 4:35, x5:O5,
Xb:IO, x6:3O, x6:2U, $50, xo-o0, $40,
night, Sundays, KOS, x7:I0, x7 80. $50
$40, 4:s5, 15.o6. 1910. $50. 1890.
Ay;ao, ~ @ LIZ, XII 20 p M, M xi 2:Ol night;
anu 4.3o p. H. Sundays, $50 o. a., Asa
p. m.
For Frederick, Week days. 500 a. m,
d. H., l.l5 p. m.
For HagerstowE. alo 90 a. m. and 40. 30
~. u.
500 h1sa @ go 5s5 Gs PGS55sIs nv nees su6dsy days
800 a. m, 1.15, 7.05 IN
For Gaithersburg and way points, week
Gays 500, 800 a, m, 1850, 900; 4; 80;
days, 500 a. N, 1-15, Ass, ZOO, 1910
3. N.
For Washington Junction ard Wa points,
500 a. m, 4.30, $50 p. H., week dayA
200 q. M, l .15 p. m, Sundays.
FOR Bay Ridge, week days; 81 a. m
anu 4.3o p. III. Sundays, $50 a. M, 1oo
and 3.16 p. In.
HOyal Blue Line Tor New Sork anu
PhIiadeipnia. t
All trains illuminated WITH lintsch light;
For Philadelphia. New YORK, boston ana
the Last. Week da Us, Z 90, 500, 1000 a
m, 100, 124O Dining Carsl 800,
t6.oo Dining Car), t1I.0l night, sleeping
car, open at o. 90 o o'clock). Sundays, 100,
BOO d. fn., (12.40 Dining CarsL 800,
to.05 Dining Carr, 12.U1 night, sleeping
car, open 1000 o'clock. Additional trains
for Pnilddelphia, week days, daily, e.oO
p. m.
Buffet Parlor Cars on all da y trains
For Atlantic City, Z 2.U5, lO.UU a. m,
IS-Uu noon, 2.4U ana 800 p. H., WeeS
DAYS, Iz.4O p. NJ, sundays.
For Cape May, II noon.
aEXcept Sunday. XEXpTeSs trains
Baggage called Tor and checked from
hotels and residences by Union transfer
Co., On orders left at ticket Offices, 6l9
pennsylvania avenue north west. New YORK
avenue and Fifteenth street, aud atDepoL
WM. Ii. GREENE, ID. Is. MA RTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr Pass. Traffic
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
tschedule in effect July 4. 1871

tScheuuie IN erect July 4, 1871
An trains arrive ana leave PeansyIyanIs
H6SSen ger Station
S12 a.m.-DaiIy, local for DanviIle, Char
iotte ana way stations, oUnn ecGS az Manas-
sas for Strasburg, HarrlSOnburg, Z, and
StaunJon, daily, except Sunday, and at
LynehDurg with the Norfolk and western,
daily, and with the Chesapeake and Onfo,
dairy, FOR the Natural Bridge and Lex
| 1ngtOn-
II;I5 a m.-DaiIy, the UNITED STATES
FAST MALL, Carries Pullman buffet
sIeepers, New York and Washington to
JacksOnville, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper Tor Asheyine and Hot
Springs, N L., Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Nashville, Tenn, andat Charlotte with Pull
| man Sleeper for ugusta. Pullman Buffer
Sleeper New York 10 New Orleans, connect
ing at Atlanta for Birnin CHAM and Mern-
phIs- Sohd train, Was hlngJOn to New
Orleans without Change. Sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every WednesdayGo San Fran
cisco, without change.
4.OI p. m.-Local for Front Royal, StraS
burg and HarTlSOnbuTg, With connection for
stanton, daily, except sunday.
4.51 p m--Daily, local Tor Charlottes-
yillo.
IO:4J p. m.-Dary, WASHINGTON AND
S0UTHWESTERN, YES TIBULED, LINZ
TIED, composed Of PGlImau Vestibuled
Pullman sleepers New YORK to Nash
Vile, TeOG-, via ashevtlie, knoxville
ana Chattanooga, Ct ;sH New feIk TO Tampa,
Jacksc cnvillei New York to Memphis, via
Birmin CHAM, New York TO New Otleans,
via Atlanta aud Montgomery. Vestibuled
day coach Washington 10 Atlanta South
ern Railway dining car, Greensboro to
Montgomery.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON and OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9:U1 D. m
daily, ZOO .. IN and 4:4o p. III daily, ex-
cept Sunday. and 6;25 p. IN Sunday only
for &c und Hill; 4:32 p. m. daily except Sun
day for LeeshuTg, ami 6-z5 p. daily for
HernGon Returning, arrive at Washing
ton 20 a. m ana $40 p. IL. daily, and
500 p. III daily. except Sunday, from
Round Hill, and 7:O6 a H. daily, except
Sunday, from Herndon, and S:54 a. N
daily. except Sunday, from Leesburg
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6.42 a. IN. 2,2O p m and
S:25 ,. III. daily. Harrisonburg, 1910 p
IN. aud 9:25 p. IN. daily, except Sunday,
and $50 a. m. daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnished at offices, OIL and
ISUU fennsyIvania avenue, and at Penn
sylvaEIa Railroad Passenger station.
w. Ii. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
j. III. GULF, Traffic Manager.
w. a. TURN, Gen. Pass Agent
l.. 5. BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pass. dept,
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For sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE-Cheap; one 's5 Ideal gents
$40; one '93 Capital, gents, $1I. 25i
" Washington ST., Anacostia. Item
FOR SALE-Riders, attention. BY order
OF the different storage houses we rep
resent, | am Offering all high-grade bicy-
Cies and tanuems for ladies and gents at
the greatest attractive slaughIering prices
OF the year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected, and, therefore, above
sacrifices will be made. Such hgh-grade
bicycles as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
Worlds, ETC., etc, new and slightly used,
VIII he Offered at this, the greatest bar
gain sale OF the year Sundries and Darts
VIII be sold also, and no reasonable offer
Will be refused. Bicycles bought outright
and EXCHANGED, and taken on storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., 434 9th st
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PERSONALS.

PROF. CLA Y-Oldest established medium
advertising in this city; Consult him on
business, lawsuits, divorce, specuiatione,
separations, love or family troubles cur
tell you anything you wish TO know; brings
separatedliusba nd and wife together: makes
sweetheart OF lover true; causes marriages.
removes spells or mysterious feelings,
gives luck. fee, so cents; hours, 10 TO 10
uaHy. 4S9 IL ST.. Sw. au7-3t,em
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FOR SALE-S2, 800 - This house cannot
be duplicated for the price: pressed brick
Day-wlndow house; rooms and bath; n
m J.; Cellar under entire house; heated by
furnace; Well located, northeast; near car
line. 49,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SAILS, $50 Excellent location.
southeast; pressed BRICK, bay-window
house; q rooms and BATH reception hall;
terms easy.
The times., 1897-08-08

FOR SALES, 100 Bay-window bric,-
house; northeast; near two car lines:
rooms and batn, deep lot; a m l.; prize
reduced to $2,400, on easy terms
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SELLING them? Why, sure Get In the
push and come down isere Tor splendid
custom-;nade suit Ia tIifle worm for
prce that you cannot beat; note the name
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 61S ID ST. NV.
au3-It
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THE % DAYS" CURE Qor men) leads
all remedies. in this city; prompt and
permanent cure or no charge; consutat ION
free. DR. MckEEHAN, Tl6 18th 81. NV.
auA-ImO
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FOX SALE-Sl,700-Tw Two modern brick
houses; northeast; near cable line: short
rooms and bath; adjoining houses sold last
FAN Tor S2,4o0; owner must sell.
The times., 1897-08-08
EDUCATIONAL.

y ETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY, VIR-
~ GlNIA.-Y alue, 100000; located sc
ginia; prepares for advanced study and
for business; charges extremely low;
patronage from % States. Address for
Illustrated catalogue, r. A. MCINTYRE,
near Warrenton, Va. je25- 26t-eod
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FOUND.

FOUND-On & st. sw., bet f-2 and 9th,
a sum of money. The owner can have it
by applying to EDMUND FITZGERALD,
QUO u st. SW. au5-3t-em
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wANIRn-srnuRRAN LOIS.

WANIED-SuburDan lot, or acreage, with
or Without house, near car line, must be
cheap; FOR cash. Address j. +. W, this
oIDce. au73t
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FOR SALE-LOTS


FOX SALE-Seyeral very fine lots on the
legation at great bargain WILLIAM ii,
SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-Will sacrifice of the best
located lots in st. Elmo at less than one
hair value. SACRIFICE, this office.
au1-3t-em
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FOX EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE property renting for
S72O yearly, With 10, $50 1eet of ground
adjoining for good farm. Address j..
this Office. au6- st
The times., 1897-08-08
COUNTRY BOARD.
ACCOUNTANT

BOOKS designed, opened, closed, audited,
and systematized; don : trust TO luck;
have your book audited. Address EX-
au6-7t y
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.
wANrED-HoUsEs.

WANTED house of rooms and store;
opposite school, or rooms suitable for
dreEsn4a King, low rent; complete fix
lures OF grocery store for sale; cash or
time. Address 3l2 9th st. ne. Item
WANTED 3 or Groom house in good re
palTs conveniently near lStn and Pa.
ave W; FOR family OF 2 adults; rent not
To exceed $50. Address f. c., this office.
WANTED To exchange farm of 160 acres
III Maryland, s. X miles from Washington,
Tor house III Washington. FARMER, this
oInce. au3-1 w
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RAILROADS..
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.

Senophs 10 L. st. cL 4 IL AVcx
In effect A.sy y. 1897
,gor alexandra tweek daysI. g 50. TOO.
i;so. ex-; 500, $50, ex-: s:Oc. $50.
~. 70 ex.i ll:uU. lI:A5. T. IN Iz.O5. ex-,
20, ll5, l:45, z:U6. e9. 2.40, 300,
~, o GU, 4:uU, ex-; 4:I5, eX: 4:45. 5:05r
=. "a ~. ex.' $40. 6:U5, eX. 6.25. 700, 500,
'Uo, iO;cO. 1I:2O, 11:s9 D m
,,S,o Vs alexandria tSunday onIyJ, 500,
9.1'v., io:Uu. 1880, HOO, 1880, a. m
snVo .noon- 1880, 100 1870, 2.nO, 2:3O,
=, xy $50. 400, 4:3O. 800, $50, 600,
~ S.ub. 900. IU.OD. III IN D. m
,riaoi or MountVernon. Dyke and Wa yStations
iy1AA 0ays). 6: 80, 1905, 1l:00 a. M
80 10. 2.G5. 3:GO. 4.iiU 4.15 O. N
u, Dyse anu BIversida. Z = o. nj
fs,,o Mount Vernon ana Way stationE
.1s, oniJl. 900. lI:Oo a m, zoo.
, y, Ariiagtoa AMI Aoueduct Bridge
iiTerS days. 500, $50. 800 1905, 100.
: IA a. m, 1905, II: 90, 1:I5. 2:N5, 2:4O.
7s0 800, 4-UO. 4.Io. b:2O, 6.O5, 6.26.
,,isod roi arlington and Aqueducs Bridge
~ .a.n oliyl, 500. 800. I0:OO no: 80,
i.nu d;So a. IN. l2:0C noon. 1880,
T. a. 90. zoo, ESQ. 800, $50, 400,
= o.. o-oo. $50. 600. $50. 100, 500
baggage checked free for passengers
noauIins IlrSe-class tickets at Station b
SycleS, 20 cents each