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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-PIANoS,

FUR SALE-A grand square piano: rosewood
case; carved legs; serpentine front: good
tonc: stool included; only $50 cash Call at
ass \. J. ave. sc. noes q;
FOR sALE-A Chickcring piano; very cheap. al
l724 18th ST NV. no22-3t
FOR SALE-A beautiful upright piano; mahogany
case; standard make; used only months;
must be sold. Address r. L. B., this Office
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. Advertisements under TINS "ea"
will be inserted for one cent u WOra
for each insertion.
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wANTED-By young lady, fur. room. with or
without board; terms must be reasonable; no
questions asked. Address f. A. T., this Office
uo23-3t
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three communicating uni,E. rooms
suitable for light housekeeping 1908 II ST
nv nu24 81 .en
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FOR RENT COG Sd ST. NV. 3-story and base
ment bay-wndow house: 10 rooms and bath;
m. i. Key GA Sd st NV. no22-3t
FOR RENT-Brick: Ncs. 1000 and 4ClT sth st.
extended; $ rooms and bath; heated by la
trobes; have gas Potomac water, range, electric
bells. etc; on line OF Brightwood Electric Rail
way; near Soldiers Home and Mount Pleasant;
Is minutes ride from the city; reduced to SIG
per month for the Winter: also corner house IN
same row, including large ground space and
stable; reduced to $50 per month for the Winter.
Apply to LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 920 F st. NV.
nol6-tf
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NANTED-Aotise man with small amount oi
casa 10 solicit for various brands of high
grade cigars. territory District OF Columbia and
suburbs: splendid chance 7 live man, with good
returns Add ess PROPRIETOR, this Office.
Item
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
win he inserted for one cert "A word
for each insertion.
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Call for seEli-mOnilly Bulletin.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Real E.tate Rroker and Auctionee

WASHINGTON, ID. c. POSlOFtlCE NOllCE,
Should be read daily changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily and the schedule of closingS is ar
ranged the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit Fer the week ending Novem-
ber g. tie last connecting closes will be made
at this office follows:
TransntIaDtic Mails.
FRIDAY-{b) At 9:20 p m, for FRANCE, SWIFT
ZERLA%D. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL,
TURKEY. EGYPT, and BRITISH INDIA.
per ;. 5 La Normandie,' from New lorh, via
Havre Letters for other parts Of EUROPE
must be directed Per La Normandie''
(c) At ll,l0 p m, for NETHERLANDS
direct per :. = Spaarndsn, from New fork,
via Rotterdam. Letters must be directed
Per Spasrndam'
(c) At n:l0 p. m. for ITALY, per 5. 5.
AlleT, from New York, via Naples. Letters
must be directed Per Aller.'
(cl At lilo p. m, for EUROPE, per $. >.
Lucania,' from New So-k, via Queenstown.
PRINTED NATTER, ETC--Gerrnan steamers
sailing from New York on Tuesdays take Printed
Matter, ETC., for Germany. and specially ad-
dressed Printed Matter, etc, for other parts of
EUROPE. American and Whie Star steamers,
sailing from New York on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard French and
German steamers Saturdays, sailing from
New York. take Printed Matter, etc. for all
countries for which they advertised TO carry
mail
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:. 'IHttUIS 70 u"N :,
hygcs." and Virginia Beech will nne lhl'
- The most attractive route. inslring com
= Portable nights rest
Large and luxurious Toons. heated Oy
- steam ard fitted throughout with e'ee-
tric lights. Dinihg-rcon, service IS u
and .tr,i;a1 yrory, the best that
- the markets of Washington and AorioiS
- afford
/, Tickets IN sale at U. S. Express Once
tiT Pennsylvania Avenue: 5l2, 6ls, lizI
- Pennsylvania Avenue; j. * o. ticket onice'
- corner Fifteenth Street and New York Ave-
- nue., and on board steamers where Time
- table. map. etc. can also be had.
Any other information desired will ne
- furnished application to the unders gnea
- at the company's wharf. foot OF Seventh
- Street, Washington, D. c. Telephone No
- $50 JOHN CALLAHAN.
General Manager.
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The IS Days" Cure
Dr.. Ledthermdn.

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the cure Of all private
diseases. Hydrocele. varicocele, Structure, I'm
potency, and Syphilitic Diseases positively cured
Advice and Consultation free. Both Sexes
Hours. 6 TO Il. tc 5; Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday Evenings : to S
002 r street Northwest.
lClosad Sunday
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NANTED-Colored girl, aged 10 years. 1913 \.
y. ave. NV. II en-
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rIRMNNol,i.s DISPLAY


being Arranged for san Jncinto
Weck--Mngnitutie OF the Display.
1t Is especially desired by the active
workers in the San JIointo entertainment
that all who have attended the meetings
heretofore be pre5ccL at q meeting this
evening at s O'clock. It Is especially de-
sired that the soliciting committees bdus
IN their reports d. near completed rs pos
sible, that the military companies and otn-
ers asked ia participate VIII b. prtseAt 10
give q decisive answer as TO v hat tney IN"
tend TO do. fhe promoters OF bis euttr-
tainmept Will be especially grateful 70
residents OF Houston and olhe. Texas cities
who have with PAINS superior eXhibi-
lions at the World talr, Al the inaugula-
ton OF President Mckinley, al tho birth o.
Greater New York. OF al any OF Patna
celebrated Manhattan Beach enterta n
ments, II they would give through the
NEWSPAPERS description Of the Fireworks.
The mere statement that the Pains are the
greatest pyrotcchnists In the worth dots i.Gt
even give the reader an idea OF the artistic
completeness as well rs the eNtrnvagant
magnihuenee OF one OF their displays The
mere statement oil SGT piece of fireworks
5OXi50 feet which VIII show the blowing
up OF the battleship Maine, does not i'm
press the reader With the real extent of
such an exhibit until prsun who has Wit
messed such display describes 1t in his
owu graphic Language one gentleman re-
marked concerning this piece of fireworks.
ut win be az large AS six retail stores three |
stories high. Large as tbie piece is II |
Is small however, in comparison with thu !
great star spangled banner 60S210 re : |
This fiery flag Is elevated 10 an attitude (
OF one mile by 4 monster balloon. WHOM the I
bright eolors OF Old Glory viii give the |
as'mbled thousands not only the resson |
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49,
| position to be beclonded Judge Bra
shears position ever since the opening OF
the campaign has been 8impregnable His
platform was a declaration that the city
should be restored 10 il basis Of progress,
libeiality, liberation and common sense,
which should characterize the metropolis
Of Texas. All kinds OF tactics were re-
sorted to by the opposition TO detrtct tie
public mind away from the real issues.
Nothing co.ld be fairly said ngainst his
personal character. lie had been judge OF
tho highest court Of the district and his
record there was without bIemish Every
one knew that if electcd he would GER
tainly carry out every pledge he mad mace,
and at the same time they knew that these
measures were demanded and ind1rscd by
the PEOPLE. Judge Brashear was suppm ted
by good citizens Of all classes
There is no need OF Misrepresentation or
abuse.
II the citizens want an administration
like that OF the past two years perpetuitcd
they may elect the present mayor, bur IL
they want a metropolitan and progressive
city they should make a change.
fp.-
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man was now In the hospital, was enough
Ito make them feel hestarcy about run
lining out these cars. The niayor had issued
| his proclamation. lie commended him for
IT, but the people had not obeyed II. The
crowd that assembled at the power house
yesterday morning was menace aud
enough to intimidate these men and they
should not be called moral towards In
this country we guarantee all neu freedom
OF action and when YOU deny them that
protection which the law allows you make
them moral cowar Is.
Alderman Heser reiterated his assertion
that IL was simply A question OF what
constitutes adequate protection. some men
whose conscicnces srnote them might not
consider that they were fully protected
unless they had tiity policemen in every
car. 55..
Alderman Cronan thought the council
might act as mediator and invite both
sides TO joint conference with the view
Of a settlement.
II was. suggested that this had already
bcen done through the INTERPRETATION of
,itizens and had thus far proved futile.
The council then adjourned.
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ing spine, the dull head the sharp pain IN
the side, the specks BEFORE the eyes. the
faintness, dizziness, nausea and exhaiis-
ton. But In their place a sound mind in
a sound body-@the ideal condition OF per-
feet health.
But mere than this with the cure
wrought by 'Fayofite Prescription comes
revolution in physical conditions which
those who have experienced 1t consider as
I. aryelous The irritable, anxious condi-
tion which so commonly piecedes matcr-
nifty is entirely benished and IN It's place
comes a cheerful happy anticipation OF
the baby's advent, which even, is Attended
With very little and sometimes with no
pain or suffering whatever. Ana not the
least important OF all the results Is, that
The prenatal infuences--the mother
chcerfulness, health, confidence, glaihess
and strength So impress themselves on the
child that IL comes into the wor.u
a laughing, happy visitor, and is entireiy
Tree from the fretfltlness go common ~
the children of anxious aud weary moth
crs. Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
viii 90 all this. 1t has done 1t In thou.
sunes Of cases. 1t will do 1t In almost
every case in which II ie honestly trleu'
But Il the "Favoritc Prescription does
not fully realize the expectations OF an
Hose who use 1t. after fair rial, i'r'
Fierce invites the patient TO write to nm.
There is no fee DR.. Pierce STANDS Dehihd
his prescription" and in the small per-
centage OF cases where some Varia-
tion from the ordinary conditions retaids
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10 the Editor OF The Post
OF the candidates for the office Of city
recorder would like 10 say word in
favor of Mr. f, N. Gray. In the first
rlaae. Mi. Gray is not chronic office.
seeker this Is the first time he has ever
asked an office of his fellow citizens. He
Is tried and true democrat. who. In bis
profession as a newapapy man, has ever
been faithful IN UNFOLDING the prncipl S
ef the party Above al, however Mr.
Gray possesses qualities that emlnrntiy lit
him for the office, via SOUND inteerlty
and true character that can not be influ-
enced by aught but right and Justice. Mr.
Gray can be depended upon To wnrthily
conduct the du'ics OF the otglca and deal
fairly aud squarely with all alike We
want such men as eur public servants.
and In view OF his worthiuess for the Of
tice, we predict for him handsome ma
iority at the primaries on Thursday.
''DOmacrat
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THE CLnNEN Ennr.
The Brnshcnr Forces Making Capitni
E. Out Of the Strike.

inc brushcHr Forces Making Capital
out Of the strike.
To the Editor Of The Pest.
There has been a good Jeal OF critlcam
Of Mayor Rice. one of the candidates for
mayor relative 10 tie present street car
strike This criticism generally from un-
Informed people, led prominent citizen
10 accest Mr. Spencer lutchins, the man
egor OF Judge Brashtai the other candi-
date for mayor, and ask him how his can
didate Stands on the subject and why the
said candidate does not speak cut ANA iet
the people know his a,tituIe Mi Hutch
ms replied This is not our tirle to tllk.
Let Rice do tho talking lie Will get him
self in hole and BraShear will get the
labor vote
This shows where the cloven foot Is. 1t
is llaiu evidence Of the fact that the FRA
shear forces are attempting to make Gapi-
tai out OF The unfortunate differences he
tween some OF our iahorinS people and
the ehcet car company. 1t ought to drive
every honest. mtrminded man Of every
class away from them. Mayor Rice has
simply performed his duty under the Law
ana every honest man ulust respect him
Tor so doing Citizen.
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LOST HAPPINESS.

OHS WIFI u ulDlutTi lltelSg on nlgn
The babe she lcet in infancy.
Hath she not then for pains and foars,
The day of Woe. the watcbfu! night
For all her sorrow. all her tears,
An oyer2aymcGt of delight?o
When a baby is taken away by the angel
OF death froin It's sorrowirg mother she
has some sense OF consolation which Is de-
rcd 10 the sal hearted woman who mas
never betn blessed with the Joy of cling
ing little arms around her neck, and a
dear, tender little head nesting against
her loving bosom. II is SAL Indeed that
motherhood, tho meet complete and per-
feet OF wonanly delights. IL dsnied so Of
ten to those most fitted by their loving ma
ture TO enjoy IT,
Ii is impossible to Void the feeling that
kindly nature would not allow her own
best purposes to be defeated. without ncm,
fault or shortcoming ON the part Of the
woman who longs to De mother; and TX.
bcrience shows that In a large number OF
cases the difficulty lies IN some uupat-
L-al weakness, which. by proper and iea-
Sol able means, Is altogether remedablo.
So delicate and sacred n aubject can not
be treated In any but 4 serious, ami ut the
samo time a sensible spirit. It is purely
a feeling of gratitude and desire that
other women like themselves ehal be
made happy and contented that prompted
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JUDGE BuLLIIr INDoHsED
For Associate Justice Of the Court of
CiNii Appeals.

! For Associate Justice of the Court of
ciNii Appeals.
| Tho bar OF Houston Is very generally in.
| dorsipg Judge A. c. Built for the posi-
tion OF associate justice Of the court OF
civil appeals for the First supreme judicial
district.
Tho following petition circulated IN his
hehal has been signed b. every member
Of the Houston bar TO whom II has been
presented
We the undersigned members OF the
Houston bar, take pleasure In indorsing
the candidacy OF Judge A, c. Builitl for
associate justice OF the court OF clyil APP
peals OF the First supreme judicial d.s-
lrict: w, +. Hamilton, w. c. Oliver. !.
w. Lockett, u Burns, ID. ID. Hutchinson
L. $. Fawcett, j. X, +. Gilapsle. II NJ
Curtin, Patrick Egan Jr,, II. j. Dannen-
baum, A. h. Hedingsfelder, @. t. Hold
ingsfelder. j. u. Wolverton Homer K,
Mitchell, +. c, Jones, w. G. Love. ster-
ling Myer, q. II. pcndarvis, j. NJ. MeCord,
l.. y. Moody G. b Crggs A. c. Alien,
g y. Ashc. Joe II, Eagle I. NJ. Kennedy,
4. II, Ritgeway J II. Davenport, W Ii.
Haynes, T. o. Shinn, James a. Breeding.
james NJ. Gibson, r. l., Whitehead. George
II Breaker. w NJ Holland. Il. Dupree q.
.. Abercombie, T. n Dunn. lnyham s
Roberts, Ed $. Phelps, Ira +, Juass. L. r.
Chew. 81. u. R SPOTS, Joe NJ. sam r.
q Thacker, Jacob G. Baldwin. Henry
Fisher D. F. Rove, Daa II. Triplett. G.
y Tackaberry, W. s. Hunt, J. y. Brock
man, r II. Hanna, Lock Mcdaniel. ". j.
howard, !. F. Lanier, T.. H. sehwandsr,
~, w. Grant, Carlisle H. Martin, John II
hirhy, u. r. Hamblen, Edgar Watkins
norman 9. Kittrell. j l.. Hudson. q. W.
unomas' YIN. u. Thompson. II. r. Turner
W .. Sherwood F.. M Poland. uyalde
Burns, NJ, Wicks, j. VI Lea. A. w. poyd.
Stanley 81 Thnmpsopl Frank s. Burke, q
pltze. H yasmer W. N. Shaw. Charles
=. Drolla Il ". Montague.
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THE GIRL LEFT pEHINp ME- !.

Belasco and Fyles' greatest success,
The Girl Left Behind Me-" under the
direction of julius Calm. viii be at Sweeney
\ Coombs' opera house Thursday and
friday March "a and 25, matinee Friday.
rhe play deals with military lie al
Post Kennion in the Blackfoot country.
Montana, during the Indian uprising OF
1890, and there are many scenes OF The
most intense and exciting kind partiru-
lariy the Que where The Indians attack
the little garrison at sunrise. with the
generals daughter pleading with her
fathor to shoot her. not to lot her fail
into the hands Of the Indians, Although
me background of the play is rough. II
y ~ every respect polished piece. It's
dialogue Is teise and direct. It's actions
rapid and culniipatiye, It's climaxes grow
ing stronger with each act, The lighter
side OF the play rests on the love making
o. several couples, all OF whom are the
young OF the garrison
Many of the parts call for strong and
clever acting OF an unusual line. hut
suffice TO say that with Mir. cahn's ex-
eeilent company the piece will In no way
suffer in this respect,
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the action Of the medicine, he is more thai
Wiling, he is anxious to give to auch case
| the benefit of his thirty years of speeia
study OF woman's diseases, period whlcl
includse the successful treatment OF
quarter OF a million cases. Write in per.
feet confidence as tens of thousands Of
others have d0ne, knowing that every let
ter is sacredly private. There are question.
that many women would like IN ask, II
they could speak as under the seal Of
confession There are things easier to
Wfite about than to speak about Dr.
Pierce stands il the privileged relation
OF confessor 10 housandS OF women. who
rave confidence in his silence as in mis-
skill
When you ask your druggist for Or.
FieFce's Favorite Prescription, and he
says let me sell you something else Just
as good" ask him gently but firmly if
his lust as good" medicine has Just
as good record as DIR. Pierce's Just rs
good physician behind it as DR.. Pierce,
and carries with it just as good" priyi-
lcges OF consultation and treatment as do
Or, Pierce's medicines.
There are no medicines for female dsor-
ders as coed as DR. Picrce's
In fact. 1t is the only successful spe-
cific remedy FOR women prescribed and
prepared by graduated physician in reg
ular pr2ctice ana sold through, druggists.
can not lind words strong enough to
tNpresS sufficient praise of Dr. Pierces
medicines, writes Mrs. Emma Snyder of
Ames, Story county Iowa, (oox i75.l AZ
Ter my littl, boy was born, in 1894, was
very veal, and sick and could not keep
ANYTHING on my stomach | thought
would never be well again. My husband
got me bottle of Dr. Plerce'e Favcrite
Prescription and before l had taket the
ihird dose was better, and when the
mealclne was all used | was Well could
eat hIlytnhs wanted and do all my house
work Ihe past winter, when | was suf-
fering with female weakness and the many
ailments duo to pregnancy i procured
Do'le OF Favofito Prescription ana was
instantly relieved, and know il saved
me lotS nf suffering, rs | was only in la
Dor short time and got along well. |
nave taken one bottle since baby was horn
three weeks lgo), ana am doing all the
poustWClk ior FAMILY Of SIX, besides
..rins i"r papy' never lose an oppor-
Iuniiy to recommend your medicine and
lhero have heen quite number benefited
ny IL who took il at my request. have
4 20 received much benefit from Or
iierees Pellets.
IN letter 10 Dr. Pierce. Mr.. t. n
Schwartz OF II Lake avenue, Rochester.
~ =, says; II wish TO express my sin
crest thanks to you as being the origin
I.og Of 50 great mellcine as Favorte
riesscription.' My wife used il previous 10
sohiihemen ny and today we have strong.
healthy calld, Weighing ten pounds, nv
we Is in as sood condition as could pos.
s'piy be expected under the circumstances.
mink me best Thing ever did was TO
~ j holtle OF Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Pre-
ieriptlon,"
\ Kansas lady, Irs. R>ehel Humble of
.he'opa, Labette county. Kansas, writes:
IN the winter OF 1884 was taken with !!
severe pain in my side could not sit nor
stand for twenty days. sol up, bur was
iaken sick again aud suffered three weeks
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RmiIhinw rcrmit..

The following building permits were
issued yesterday from the office of the city
engineer.
Edwin w. Maura, repairs to roof, lots
IL and IL. block Az, Decatur street. $40
4, block Sii Austta street, $3.50.
II h. Kaufhold, repairs to dwelling, lots
and ., block Sbl Pease street $40.
X. G. knight, repairs TO Roof and floor.
lots and 10, block 20, Franklin street.
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CITY HEALTH OFFICER.
To the editor OF The Post.
Ability should deeIde the issue.

Ability should decide the issue.
1t has been said that an emergency may
arise II this be true we need msn Of
known ability at the helm With that cain
Judgment born Of experience. OF good hae-
Its and in sympathy with the common
people not eriatic or dictatoral, hut con
servative and liberal, yet ever on the alert
to protect our interests. In our opinion
DR., Christian represents these character
isties and attachments moro fully than
any candidate before the public Romem-
Der. we have to deal with the present and
the future, not the past Personal Atm
lty should be severed without a moments
hesitation, past political affiliations should
not he considered, in fact 1t is our duty
TO protect ourselves regardless of senti-
mental talk not supported by facts.
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M1M-feI1,ue

induces restiul slmher. II soothes the
nerves and strengthens the entire system.
Malt Murine Is prepared by the famous
Anheuser Busch Brewing Assn. which
fact guarantees the purity, excellence and
merit claimed for IT,
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MAYOR RICE's ACTION.
a Cnrd from the Directors of the
street Hallway Company.

street. halfway company.
To the Editor CT The Post.
We have been informed that some over
Jealous parties have imputed to the mayor
failure TO do his duty in furnishing rro-
lection to tho company and In consequence
the street cars have not run.
As members OF the directory of the
street railroad company we wish to do JUS
tice TO the mayor and to say that the cars
have net run because the company and the
men have been trying to bring about a
settlement through friends, pending which
We have decided not TO start the cars
II the settlement fails we win at once
start shem.
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WHEN YOU BUY

a rev collar and cuffs, what finish do you
get? Domestic, Of course. Why? Because
the manufacturers know that is the most
beautiful and the most In demand. we
use the same machine as the manufac-
turers. Be in line and send to 81 Pack
ards Troy Laundry, 9l2 Prairie avenue
Phone 332.
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Miss Lena Aronsohn will open her school
o. expression this week at Bryan hall.
pays; Monday Wednesday aud Saturday
r mo,n'nSs ana Tuesday and Friday after