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Baltimore Ohio


Schedule in effect November IA, 1907.
Leave Washington from stsAios. corner Of New
Jcsfy ave. and G ct.
For Chicago and Northwest yestibuled Linz
ited trains, Hos. HES A. M sos r NJ
For Cincinnati. st. Louis, and Indianapolis, Ex-
RTes;; & m:ss Az 4 = ys'tibs!sd Limited. $40 r.
For Pittsburx and Cleveland, Express daily.
:05 A. n. and $50 p. A.
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit. HISS p. NJ
winehesteE chs er a. and way sta'oss $500 A. n.
For New Osleans, Nenphis,, BAmi.sh.m. Chat
tanooga; Knoxville. Bristol and Roanoke. lo:4s p.
n: daily: sleeping cars through 2
For Luray, $40 p. NJ, daily. xtise
For Baltimore. week days. 500, $40. x7:06
x7:io N:so. xs:00. $3.50. x0:3O. xlo:oo A. M,
xis:o5 NJ. xls:lo. l2:15. Kills. 13:o0 $50. x4:5o
xS:2O. HIS. xIi:50 r. n, and x,e:Ol night
Sundays. x7:o5. x7:lo. 1880. $50, x9:Oo A. NJ.
xiz.i0. x1:l5 1:20. x3:00 $40. 4:s5 x5.05, x5tiO
$50. xs:o0. x9:ao. n:ls. xll:5o p. NJ. xl2:oi
night.
For Annapolis 7:lo and $50 A. NJ, ls:ls and
$50 p. n. Sundays, $50 A. NJ. 4:35 P. N.
For Frederick. week days. 500. ll:25 A. NJ.
For Hagerstown. '11:05 A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ
=, For Boyd and way points. week days. 500 A.
NJ. 4:30. $50. 7:os P. NJ. Sundays, 900 A. NJ.
500. 900 a. NJ. ESQ. s:ls. ass SIS. T:o5.
1880 p N. Sundays, 900 A. NJ, LIS, 4:33. 7:05
Ills. 7:05 P. N.
For Washington Junction and way points. 500
lis p. ~, Sundays
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with Piptsch light
For Philadelphia. New York. Boscton and tho
East. week days, 7:05. 500. 1000 A. NJ, 1906
J J:I5 (all Dining Car9, 300. (5:O5, Dining Carl,
S.. n.:9i night Sleeping Car, open 10 o'clock).
800 (s:o5 Dining Carl, 1901 night; Sleeping Car
open 10 O'Clock
Additional train for Philadelphia, daily, 500
Pzrior Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 A. NJ, 12:05 noon,
and LIS and 500 p. ". week days; 800 A. n.
SundayA
For Cape May. l2.05 noon.
Excerpt Sunday. xExpres trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transier Co., on or,iers
left at ticket Offices 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
and at depot.
WIN. n. GREENE, d. b. MARTIN.
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass Trafic.
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For Philadelphia. New York and the
Bnaf.

500 Z. r. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
6aiiy. all Parlor Osrs. with Dining Car from
ssitimore s!na Rssulx st T.os (Dinins. Cn,;
49,. s;So. 800 1000 Dining c.I,. and n;oe
R;as. 3:ls, t:eo Dining Chr 70. Baltimcrel.
SDinins C.). s:co. 800. i1:oo Dining C:s
> lDinins Car ron B.isimo:.). $50, 1850 a
HAP n Fos Rhiladelphia only. Fsats h
pre-, 10 A. n. week days Express. &:ls
y. week daya 9:o1 and $50 2. n daily
days. and l:so p. N. daily.
fcs Baltimore. e:.s 7:oo, 7:so, s:oo 800, 1900.
Io:5o. u:oo A. Il, 12:15. 12:4s. I3:5s. 2:01.
s:i3. $40 N:oo Limited. 4:2o, 4:se: s:2:
SIS. $50. 7:eo. 1000. 10:4o ms aad II 50
1850. Hoo A n. R:B. LIS. 9:ol. s:lA
$40 u:oo Limited5. l:s0. SEQ. e:l5. ga
7:2o. 1000. lo:4o. and 80 P. N.
For Pope's Creek Line. 7:5O A. NJ. and 4:S0 p. II
weekdays; Sundays 9.05 a. m.
For Annapolis. TOO 300 A. n. 1s:is and So
n d,iiy .IcePt Sunday. Sundays u"
Line. 80 4. NJ, s:l6 p. n. daily: Richmond
only. 10:57 A. n. week days; Atlanta special.
via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line. $40 Z.
" daily. Accommodation for Qusntico. 7:U
a " daily and 4:2S r. y week days
Seashore Connections.
For Atlantic City Via Delaware River Bridge, ALI
rail route), 3;15 and ll.50 P. ~ daily; via
Market st. Wharf, 1000 and II a. m. ,l2:4s
p. NJ. week days, and lI:5O P. NJ. daily.
For S.II,. saRs Nay 100 A. NJ week days. 20 p n
Ticket Onices, corner Fifteenth and @ G-stPeesI
and at the station. Sixth and Streets. where
orders can be left for the checking of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. General Manager.
J. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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HOUSES FOR SALE BY
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER.
1126 10th St n. w.
Owners Of Business and Residence Property
will find il to their advantage TO intrust to
the sale of their realty, as I have dealt in that
line exclusively since 1890, and had success for
myself and others
l. HEILBRUN.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
mys-tf
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LOUIS HEILBRUN.
Real Estate and Loan Broker,
1925 10th ST NV

LOUIS HEILBRUN.
Real Estate and Loan Broker,
1925 10th st. NV
FOR SALE BUSI,.ESS PROPERTY.
SIS 900, St, bess location, rents at &, 200
$s5 600, G st. between 18th and 18th
$35 900, ST., bet. 18th and 18th, rent at g 100
SO per square foot. G, bet. Ilth and 18th.
$l6 500, 7th ST., bet. L and II.
sl2 500. eth ST., bet. and N.
$40 600. Pa. ave-. bet. 18th and 10th.
s, 800. Ia. ave-. bet. 21st and I'D.
&c, 0OO $50 Mo. ave-. II rooms and stable.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY on MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. -aafi sr-is.
1625 house and lot 50xl00, Benninga
s. 900, Groom brick, 9Th. K and L ne.
1000, s-room bay window brick. III. E and
ne.
=. 200, Groom brick. 18th, d and se.
81. 500, 6rooms Sheridan ave, 9Th and 7th NV.
e, 500, S-rooms. Whitney ave-. 9Th and 7th nv.
$4,000. n ST., 9TH and 5th NV, 25xlo5.
s. 600 ST., COZ. Sc, 10 rooms
3, 200. 10th ST.. bet. and NV.
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FOR SALE-A modern. s-room house: cellar, fur
mace: near Capitol grounds and lines;
price $4,000; couple hundred cash; balance month
". Address CUBA, this 6fhce. my13-St
FOR SALE-An eight-room brick house; all
modern; lot 20x100: two squares from new
Library: former price $500; now $, ,700 must be
sold. C. BOYER SON. PA 9TH ST. sw.
my12-St
FOR SALE-A coy Groom bay-window brick
house. with bath and all modern conveniences:
on concreted street northeast; rented at sl6. 80
per month: reduced TO s2. 800. on easy terms.
Apply to COLLINS GADDIs. 5lI llth st. NV.
myll-1m
FOR SALE-R st. NV: n desirable house Of Z
rooms and bath; stories and basement; in
excellent condition; We will sell this house for
s, 400: terms to suit. COLLINS L GADDIS. 5l1
I1th st. NV. niy11-lm
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FOR RENT.


". n. BARNES CO., 6y7 Z ST.. NV.
tcf2 Hillyer place NV. Q rooma, N i....... .$Jo %
1870 Kenyon st. NV, 1e rooms; hot water;
neat -...........---..-....--. ~ ~ ~
Jul st NV, 10 rooms, m f................. - W
ll2 Mass ave ne o rrns n, I. 20 50
1873 Corcorsn 81 NV Q rooms. m i.. IS 50
62s I'D ST NV rooms m i. 30 50
A069-l0 Yale st NV, rms, m. i........ 50 -
Z2lf @ st NV. rooms, N i..............:f . "
Petworsh, d. c., several cottages. ] rms
m. s25 90 to 80 90
5r3 I'd a ne 4 NOM. m - IS 90
l5l& and ISIS 5th st nv. rooms. N t-..... 2 ~
1928 9Th st NV. rooms, m i............. = ~
Ss3 18th st sw. r1oms, m i................ = ~
$40 Whitney ave NV. q room, m l Is 80
l59 California st ne, rooms, m i........ 10 ~
SIS 18th ST ne !: rooms. m f. Is 50
&ls and la6 Elm st nv q rooms m Is %
6l7 Sheridan st nv. rooms, m i............ 10 80
STORES.
I41 5th Ut NV. storeroom and cellar. ..-...-$5c "
ioSo lith U. NV IL w
FOR COLORED TENANTS
- r ST. NV, rooms. &le ~
rs I'd st sw. rooms. m i......-........... Is %
81, IS. IS Fenton st. me-, 4 rooms. IL 80
81 Fenton st ne. rooms Observation-Disclosures. 10 %
llos 1o4-11lolll4 Shepard alley NV, rms. 50
Sp2S-tf-em
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FOR SALE-HOCSES.


FOR sALE-At Kensington, Nd. an excellent g
story and attic. 7-room frame house. cellar,
BATH furnace. pantries, ETC.; lot 100xl5i IT, !;
price $3.50, will trade for improved city
property in good location
FOR SALE-Near Chevy Chase Md, new house:
rooms, attic. cellar closets and pantries;
lot contains about half an Of ground; price,
$3, 500
FOR sALE-South Brookland, d. C., IN s-room
frame house, cellar, water. sink in kitchen;
recently painted and put in frst-ciass order; near
500 cash; balance in small monthly payments.
A. s. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st. NV.
mylI3t-em
FOR sALE-on easy terms. sses Center St, Mt.
Pleasant. all mod. imps.. 5000; six-room
house at Forest Glen. Md bath hot water
$500; also one of s rooms, 5000 JOHN T.
KNOTT. Room IA, sls st. ll 9 uy14 st EN-
LOUIS HEILBRUN. lle6 10th st. NV.
HOUSES FOR SALE :.
$3.50 feet by 1o0 5-room house Il stable. $ee5.
3, Sheridan ave-. 9Th and 7th.
3, s2,00-Irick, Or. and bath; monthly payment.
G,l0-k st. me-. 2-story brick; m. payments
9. .0co-N. Capitol ST., 5-room frame.
e.30-California ST. 6-room brick.
8. Sole D st. me-, Groom brick
-, ,250-T1l 18th ST.. Groom brick.
g. .20o-l73s 10th ST. NV. r and s.
-. .50O-sth. and NV.
n. .500-Mass. ave-, sth and 5th nv.
SCOOP ST.. 4th and 5th NV.
S6, ,000-Quincy NV. Groom brick.
-. .2oo-Mass. ave-. lst and I'd. e-room brick.
A,0oo-N st. NV, between sth and 5th.
Frame house and stable. lot 25 by 185)
3, ,2h0-1sSiS5, n. eth and 5th NV.
Zone frame and brick houses)
Sc. .5o0-11th NV. betw. and o, Or house.
90. .20G-L. 4th and 5th nw.. Groom house.
S.150-P ST. NV, 10 rooms and cellar
s.. 100-10 rms. and cellar: large lot in Takoma.
LOUIS HEILBRUN.
Real Estate and Loans, 1126 10th st. nw.
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WANTED-Immediately furnished house; small
family adults; for season or by the year at
reasonable price: best of references. Address
ELLIOTT. City p. o. 1t
wANTED-To lease, small house, with stable,
from ith St TO 18th ST.. from Pa. ave- to
II st. HART, this office. my1i-3t-em
WANTED-IIouse; or rooms; in northwest;
must be a bargain for cash; $500 to s., 500.
Address CASH, this ofice. my1S-3t
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

RAHDOAU
sfA1f0N C0Rl4R o. NxfH AM = SroREfn
~ A. ~ veek days-PITTSBlIRc RYPREH6- =
rassss ssd Dtaiig Can Hasrisbmg ts Pitts
is:p A \ PENNSYLVANIA L LrnrifxpIruii. .fn ,
- asepiag: Dining sue1iss and, ooper
Sa1oe Can, HanisbuFY to Chicaec. Cincin-
nat. indianapolis, 81. Louis, Cleveland asA
Aoieoo. Budet Paslos Car 70 Harrisburg. :
io;sS A. n. PAST LINE-Pullman Buffet Psrior
Caf % Harrisburg. Bu6et Parior Cas-, HAs-
nsoofE 70 PiftshnD. 80,
sae p. T.. CHICAGO AND 81. Lo6B Ex.
H3-Sieeping Car Washington to ST. Louis
I'D neepinG and Dining Cars Harrisburg =
y. Lous. Gaahville (via Cincinnati) and
1;o z. n: WESTERN ExPRBss-PuI;4as
sleeping Car 70 Pittshux Chicags and Has.
rsburg to Cleveland. Dining Car to Chicaeo .
I'D 2 = eoUTHwEsrERN ExpREss-pvll-
n.n sleeping Can. Washington 70 Pittsbufx.
n;o,I M narrishuFy to g. Louis and CincinAsfl
io;So Z. \ PACIFIC ExPREss-Puliman Qesp-
ing Car to Pittsburg. -
$50 4. n See Kane, Can,ndsieua. nocAester -
a. NnSasa Falls daily excepk Slsdny y IT ~
as-os A. n for Eimfra aad Renovo daily exeeps
-..o sunday: For Williamspors daily, SEQ r Il
''1o n for williamsport, Rochester. Erie.
5unaie and Niagara Falls, daily, sxcspS
n.,uIy. nnsLuqrday. with aleepinS Car. wsshingtoa y
1910 2. n sor Erie. can.nd.ieu.. Roche..s.
Sunaio and Niagsrs Pals daily. Puiiman
sleeping Car Washi' vton to Rochester Sat
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PERFECT FRUIT HUILLER-Hulls berries; Z
moves soft spots; saves time, fingers, crushed
fruit picks hastings and stitches perfectly;
mailed. lOc: dozen, 60; circulars. SOUTHERN
SUPPLY CO., Baltimore, Md. my13-St
WARSEIPS. finished in highest quality Of water
color reproductions; beautiful album of four
cruisers and four battleshps; including THE
MAINE, postpaid, 5Oc; dozen, So. SOUTHERN
SUPPLY CO., Baltimore, Md. myl3-3t
AGENTS wANTED-Murat Halstead's Great War
Book, .'0ur Country in War" All about
Armies Nav;es Coast Defenses, Maine Disaster,
Cuba War with Spain. and relations with Foreign
Nations. Nearly 600 pages All written since
Maine Disaster. Magnificent colored illustrations.
Agents making $40 to $50 per day. No experience
necessary. Most liberal terms guaranteed. 20
days credit, price low, freight paid Handsome
outfit free. Send o two cent stamps to pay pos
tage. EDUCATIONAL UNION, s7l Dearborn St,
Chicago. my1-lm
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wANTED-AGENTS.

ELECTRO POLISHING CLOTH takes place Of
all polishes, powders, pastes. liquids and
charnois skins. at less than one-fourth the cost
quick, clean, economical; postpaid, l0c; dozen,
60c. SOUTHERN SUPPLY CO.. Baltimore, Md.
myl3-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

FREE TEA SET-Ladies. send us your full ad-
dress plainly written, and will express
you 15 OF sweet and exquisite Arabian Per-
fumo Packets lin powder form. to scent gloves.
handkerchicfs, clothing. etc.) TO sell among
nds. at 10 cents each When sold remit
money latter daducting express charges) and
will send you for your trouble. lovely
decorated English tea set OF Sc pieces (full size
fer family use). Each is artisticaly deco
rated in colors. tasteful leaf and flower patterns.
The shapes are of latest style, which every lady
will appreciate. Order at once and name nearest
express Office. Address ARABIAN PERFUMo
co, Bridgewater. Conn myli-et
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wANTED-HOUSEs.

WANTED-Care Of furnished or partly furnished
house for Summer months by old resident;
best references; no children. CARE, this-office.
Item
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NANTED-White countryman TO take Charge of
COWS in small dairy; must be experienced
mixer; refs. required. 3Sl9 Eslin ave.
myil-3t-em
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WANTED-White or colored girl for
housework: wages small. Inquire No
33? 18th ST. sw. myli-3t-em
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sTEAMBOATs.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO
STEAMBOATS,.

Every day in the year for Fortress Mon
South by the superb, powerful, steel, pal
: ace steamers, Newport News" Norfolk
: an6 Washington" on the following sched-
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WANTED-Men and boys at once; don't delay il
you wish work. 1906 IL ST. sw. myl2-st
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WASTED-Aen TO sell novelties; big money;
man made sl.i0 in "a of an hour yester-
day WASH. NOVELTY CO.. 400 Louisiana ave.
NV. my12-2t
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WANfED-For czsh. all kinds Of United States
also bought. u. =. DUNKHORSf. loos 7th 4.
!" mh'-a
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR SALE-we're clearing out q lot Of used
wheels at lowest Of low prices. Mems Rem
ington, $35. Orient, $35. F. G. SMITH. 12S5
Pa. ave. myil-tfem
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WANTED-Drummond tin tags, Horse Shoe tags,
Drum box fronts; Ches.erield box fronts.
Toddy tin tags; will pay 25 cents per 100. Csc
ID ST. NV. myl0-6t
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FOR SALE-A very desirable bldg. lot on Q ST.;
for a private hmily; fashionable and quiet
location. inquire ct 2913 u ST.. Georgetown, d.
G. myl2-3t-em
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WANTED-Boys, with bicycles. for messenger
service. Apply, after p. m. before
a. m, to MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER
CO., ii0l st. my1l-6t
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cade Locks, Bonneville and Multnomah
Falls will be sold for the 3 20 and z
o'clock trains, which can be used on the
return trip on the 5: 20 or IL 40 trains
No one can afford to remain in the city
this warm weather when they can
spend the day at some resort for the
small amount of so cents.
Some difficulty having arisen over the
ground on which the tair has heretofore
been held, Dalles people had about made
up their minds that the pleasure which
it has afforded must be given up. How
ever, we are very glad to say that
all arrangements have been completed,
and Mr.. A. S. Mac Allister informs us
that the tenth annual meeting of the
Second Eastern Oregon District Agricul-
tural Society will convene in this city on
the 18th of October, lasting five days.
This will be good news, and something
to look forward to.
Yesterday just after leaving Portland
the Sarah Dixon broke one of the chains
which supports the cylinder timbere.
and in consequence came up only as far
as Bonneville and returned to Portland
for repairs. The Dalles City met her at
that place and transfer of passengers
and freight was made, the latter steam
er returning to this city. On account of
the immense amount of freight which
the Dalles City carried, the delay trans
ferring caused her to be very late last
night, reaching here about IL O'Clock.
The injury to the Dixon was slight and
she will be ready to make her usual trip
Monday.
Although numbers of our citizens HE
themselves to various resorts every
summer to escape the heated term, this
year seems to be an exceptional one in
that regard, and the mania for escaping
to the woods has reached fever heat.
This is as it should be. After years
hard work at the desk, the counter, or
the bench, with nothing to vary the
monotony of the continual grind, what
can be more pleasant to contemplate
than a few weeks rest beside some
mountain stream Christening to the roar
of the ocean and bathing in its surf? ?
Let none who can possibly get away, il
only for few days, MICS the opportuni-
ty of recuperating.
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THE CHURCHES.

There will be no services at the Lu-
theran church today. Sunday school at
the usual hour.
On account of the indisposition of the
pastor, Rev. o. D. Taylor. there will be
no services at the First Baptist Church
until the second Sunday in August.
st. Paul's Episcopal church, on Fifth
and Union streets, Rev. Jos. DeForest
rector-Early communion this morning
at O'Clock; Sunday school at II
O'Clock; no other service.
Methodist church, corner Fifth and
Washington streets, j. H. Wood pastor
Glass meeting this morning at 10.
Services at liza. m. and Z 80 p. m. Sun
day school at 12 20. Junior League at
4 p. m.
At the Calvary Baptist church, corner
Seventh and Union streets, services
every Sunday at i a. m. and z 80 p. M :.
Elder W. S. WiIburn, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 O'Clock and Young Peoples
Society at 6 80 in the evening. All are
cordially invited.
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of R. j. CHM, of Moro, and a man wfo
was well respected by all who knew
him.
There will be no services in the Com
gregational church, today. Sunday
school at the usual hour.
The services at the Methodist church
today will be held in the basement,
where it is much cooler and pleasanter
than in the main audience room.
Mr.. G. W. Ferguson is at present con-
fined to his bed, being threatened with
an attack of fever. He is at the home
OF Mr.. J. Schooling. It is hoped he
will soon be able to be be around again.
John L. Henderson, of Hood River,
swan the Columbia Saturday and again
on Monday. The distance to where he
landed is about one and a half miles.
The feat was never before accom- plished
IN the memory CT the oldest inhabitant
of Hood River.
The friends of Mrs. j. H. Wood, who
for two weeks past has been confined In
the Portland hospital, having undergone
serious surgical operation, will be
pleased to know, that in spite of the
warm weather, which it was feared
would seriously affect her, she is eteadi-
ly improving. Yesterday Rev. Wood re-
ceived letter written by her, which is
proof of her improved condition.
The Hood River Glacier says: The
Glacier drugstore is owned by Mr.. ]. H.
Cradlebaugh, Mr.. H. A. York having
sold to him his entire interest. Mr..
Ckas. Clark, of The Dalles, thoroughly
reliable and competent druggist, will
have charge of the store. Mrs. Cradle
baugh has returned to Hood River and
will make her home here and look after
her husbands business interests.
Rev. Polling, Of Albany, who was
recently called I'd the pastorate of the
Congregational CT lnrch in this city, has
accepted and viii take up his duties
about the first of October. This church
has been withous a pastor. for several
months, and no dbubt it's members will
welcome gladly their new minister. 1t
is to be hoped THAI Mr.. Polling is, as he
Aseems to be, the vkry man for the place.
The o. R. & N. offer you DAYS out
ing in the mountains Sunday for almost
nothing. Round trip excursion tickets
so cents. You will spend twice as much
in the city and be not half as satisfied
and cool. Tickets to Hood River, Cas-
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FLOWERS FROM PALESTINE.
Valuable as Souvenirs or Rewards for
Sunday School Workers.

We have been handed the following
communication from Mrs. j. B. Haver-
ly, of Boyd, who is prominent Sunday
school worker in that vicinity, and pub
lish it with the hope that other workers
mad be aided in finding souvenirs to
give as rewards in their work.
With the communication were letters
of reference, signed by the q. s. consul
at Jerusalem, as to the character of the
missionary who has taken this means of
obtaining financial aid in his work
Also samples of the pressed flowers were
sent, among which was the "Rose of
Sharon" They are indeed beautiful,
and would be valued souvenirs, coming
from place so famous in sacred history
and beloved because of it's hallowed
memories:
pressed flowers from Palestine,
mounted on cards. may be ordered di-
rectly from Mr.. I. Th. Altaresky, Jeru
salem, Palestine, Turkey. They make
beautiful souvenirs for Sunday school
workers or scholars. Mr.. Altaresky,
who makes specify of preparing such
flowers, claims that they will retain the
freshness, color and beauty that char
acterize them in a remarkable degree,
because they are gathered and pressed
in special way. Mr.. Altaresky and
wife are Hebrew Christians, and work
among the Jews at Jerusalem, and will
be most grateful to any cne who will
assist them in earning an honest living
by purchasing their goods. The prices
ofthe cards are as follows: Size 4x6, SOC
per doz; smaller size, 3x4115, 4Oc per
dozen. Mrs. A. HAvERLY.'
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FROM A MANILA LETTER.
d. c. Allard, Formerly of Boyd, Writes
to His NJ other.

The following extracts are from a
letter written by D. G. Allard, who was
formerly teacher at Boyd, to his mother
at Troutdale. Mr.. Allard is a member
of company L, and the letter was written
at Manila:
'.The boys who went ashore in small
boats and captured the Ladrones we're
wet to the skin by the rain storm. ALI
the officers went ashore and brought
back lots of fruit. The islands are COW
cred with tropical vegetation, even more
than the Hawaiian islands. Life on
board ship is very monotonous, and
quarters are so cramped. Every body
was vaccinsted, and have been very
sick from the effects of mine, and still
have very bad arm. A good many are
having the measles.
''It was terribly rough on the China
sea, and even after thirty-seven days on
ship many of the boys were sick again.
A good many natives visited the boat
this morning here in Manila harbor,
with vegetables, fruit, eggs and poultry
to sell, but as our pocketbooks are very
nearly empty, no rushing business is
being done.
"The islands here seem to be very
mountainous, though there is much level
land. Manila looks beautiful from here,
five miles distant. The weather is very
warm. though it rains every day.
After leaving Honolulu we had only
two meals a day, with coffee in the
morning at 2. Perhaps that accounts
for the ill-health on board"