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The High Price of Humanity.

To the Editor Of The Times:
In yesterdays columns of The Times I read
the report OF the Washington Humane Society
While am not acquainted with the gentlemen
who have charge Of the organization, feel at
liberty to call the attention of the public to the
manner in which the practical part of this busi-
ness is managed. Take, for instance, the ambu-
lance constructed for the purpose Of removing
sick and crippled animals from the streets. In
the first instance they charge s. for hauling a
horse, say. three or four squaes. This, to say
the least Of it. is exorbitant- During the past
week many horses have been prostrated by the
heat and hauled in the Humane Society's ambu-
lance. and in almost every instance the horse
has died. Why? Because the ambulance is what
you might call an air-tight box. Now, will
leave it to any man who has practical knowl-
edge Of horses to say whether it is right or not
to take horse prostrated by heat, put hobbler
on him, and then haul him in an air-tight am
bulance. Fifteen Of twenty minutes Of such
treatment will kill any horse down with heat
d. H. P.
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MAINE CLAY.
A Farmer Finds y White Kind Used
I'm Making PapeP


A letter from Camden, Me-. to the New
York Sun says the New England farmer
who owns bank Of white aIuminous
clay that is free from grit and capable
OF being ground to a fine mass Of white
powder has no need of going to the
klondike or seeking other fields for
wealth. because the papermakers will
take all the clay he can produce and nav
him SO to $12 ton for the same. and
thank him for the privilege Henry
Powers. of Camden. who owns a small
farm on this side of Mount Megunticook
and sells picking cucumbers in the Bos-
ton market for 81 barrel, thinks he has
discovered one of these much-sought
clay mines at the back end of his lot
In damp. boggy place, which will not
grew cucumbers.
1t was the desire for more cucumbers
that led to the discovery. Bowers was
ditching his bogland to draw of the
water one day in June. and when he had
gone through some three feet of black
muck his spade ran deep into a hard
white clay that was tough to cut and
which shook like jelly when agitated
Having worked in a paper mill in Orono
for two Winters. and knowing that the
makers of white paper used about 70
per cent of German clay in their stock,
he took some of his mineral home and
dried 1t in the oven of his cook stove.
When the water had been dispelled he
ground the mass in the family coffee mill
and sent few pounds of the powder to
large paper mill in Berlin Falls. N. H.
In about a week he received word that
the sample he had forwarded was as
good as the best that could be had in
Europe. and that the company would pay
him $12 a ton for all he could produce. As
the total cost Of digging, drying, grinding
and boxing the clay does not exceed s. a
ton. and as there are a million tons of it
on the Bowers place, the finder has high
hopes of becoming a millionaire. and will
at once start in to build up his fortune.
Until four years ago agalite was the
only clay material that could be employ
ed in making white paper. Later depos-
1t was found in South Carolina which
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The Best Remedy for Flu.

Mr.. John Matthias. well-known stock
dealer of Pulaski. KY. says: After suf-
fering for over a week with flux, and my
physician having failed to relieve me, j
was advised to try Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and have
the pleasure Of stating that the half of
one bottle cured me-" For sale by Henry
Evans, wholesale and retail druggist, e3S
F Street northwest, and Connecticut Ave-
nue. and 8 Street northwest. and 14zS
Maryland Avenue northeast.
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the imported article. The South Carolina
product sells for IS a ton. while agalite
commanded SIS. As the Camden clay Is
said to be as good as the best, 1t will no
doubt come into general use. Roth the
Camden and the South Carolina products
are composed of lime and alumina, and
contain no sand of any kind The clay
found in Camden is much the whittier.
making 1t very valuable to paper makers
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You can buy
here for less
money and on
easier terms than
in any other house
in Washington.

Your promise to pay will ssrve you
here in place of cash. Everything is
marked in plain figures, and we invite
you to compare these prices with those
of the cash stores. Pay as you're able
"a little each week or mOnth-and the
goods are delivered without the sign
ing of a note. There are no interest
charges.
Do your buying this month for we're
Offering some great bargains in odd
pieces. You may find just what you
want at one-haIf it's usual price. If
we sell you a carpet, we make, line and
lay it free. An expert will tack all
mattings down without charge.
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Needed More at Manila,

To the Editor OF The Times:
Since our fellow-citizens, the Porto Ricans.
have welcomed Old Glory with such enthusiasm
and JOY, it would be showing proper spirit Of
appreciation for the people Of this country to
send an immense number Of flags to the island
so that the Stars and Stripes may float over
every town and hamlet of our newiy-acquired
territory. Why not start a subscription for this
pu-posef EDWARD RICHARDSON.
Rockville. Nd. Aug. 4.
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Not . Democrat.
prom the Richmond Time.

There is little in common between Senator
]. X. Jones Of Arkansas and the Times, except
their love for the South and its people. The
senator calls himself Democrat, and, no doubt,
he sincerely believes that he is. But the senator
Is not Democrat; he is a Populist.
The evening times., 1898-08-05

vide for Gen. Skaters army and the
four or five thousand Cuban troops.
which have been fed since the attack
of Santiago began.
The evening times., 1898-08-05

How hard 1t is to hide the spark of ma
ture when nature compels you to drink
Heurich's beer as a health restorer.
The evening times., 1898-08-05

Men'S Goods
At Stock Clearing
Prices.

Odd lots and broken sizes.
it's true. but big bargains if
you find what you need. 1t
will pay you to look.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

q, affect November q. 1919
an fTa.us arrive and leave Pennsylvania
PASSENGER m'NpaiIy, Ioos, for DanviIIs.
oI,--,.s aud way stations. connects as
SGnanassas for strasourg. Harrisoa ours and
sH.a..,1Sr, daily, except sunday and ss
StaNnharc Staonnh with the Norfolk and Western.
daily n-paily. the UNITED 3 rATEs
lip s;ai III. carries Pullman Bcfgss
EASl ESars Kew York and Washington 20
9sct sanviIle, uniting at salisbury Tita
suiiman sieepcet pei: iS1 &noxviile I ana chas. e'
sP.sa Tenn. and a. CB2IiOtte WHO fu.I-
tanoo .,.i,T Sleeper for Augusta- Puiinan hIltes
eieepee Atlanta fsr birmingham and Mem
ms tonnects at Ll nchburg with Cnesa-
paare and ONO Rail" dy TOT Lexington IN nj
Natural BriGge, Can, Gan v,tbo1. % change. % san-
lnS eo eoars,nslly cuildti, t"d tourist excursion
sss LIN peh sIsater on this train every " edues'
oaV aa' and Saturday to san Francisco with
OUT oh G1ans n sm.-Local for Front Royal, ssras
,,,,Ic and Marrisonbri =. daily, except Sun
ony n. m.-Dally, ioca; for charlottss.
i64s ., .nmDaiiy VAS "a 81 H1MdT9N NH F3 ASP
ST9b sTs!b II g Composed OF Pullman Yestibuled
pullman sleegers NeT ioIk ,. 70 I6 Nas1sbfis. 1ba.
lenms ,.annas: New York to Tampa, via Char
sortS. Go:pmbia, Savannah. and Jacksonville
uniting at Danvtiie with fuilis-tn ~ m ,Sieepes
rom Richrnoad TO Augusta, via COLUMBIA.
With with Connection for Aiken; ;; O.: Ns1
YORK to New orleans, via Atlanta ana
Aontroinery. yestbuled DAY coacn Masn
tnertos, fo Atlanta Southern railway dining
car, Greensboro 70 M2Htg9neryi gGnTy~ ou,o
DiVIStoN leave Washington 9:ol a N.
day and 445 m daily, ,y GT9eRt Io2 oSU1 SoGHny. HtI
z:s2 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Jay LI foI Lees
Rotnnrninr. arrive at washington o:21 q
n. and 600 p. m; daily. from Round HIN.
ana Z .o6 a. m. daily, except Sunday, from
HeIndon, and e:34 a. IN. daily, except sum
oafs oafssraueh nUh trains from the South arrive a.
washington 6;42 a M, go ?. q. ,o and
m and B:25 D. IN. daily, except sunday,
and $50 .. m. daily from Charlottesyllls.
Tickets sleeping car reser ovation, and IN
formation furnished at offices, 700 15t5
n. NV, Oil Penns ylvaniH avenue, anS ~
Pennsyivania Railroad Passenger Station
W. IA. GREEN, Gen. Supt
]. n, CULP, Traffic Nai age
". 4. TURK, Gen. Pass Agent:
- E. BROWN Ger Az lass. DeIr>s
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nAlLRoAus.
RAILROAD


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS
'.S2 a u. week days-PITTsBURG Elk
LIZ Im,rEgssIPariQr and Dining Cars. Harris
1850 a. N. PENNs YLvANrA LIMITED
ohseran ohnan Sleeping, Dining. smokl ing. and
GlnSnnati, Indianapolis, 81. Louis, Cieye
Ha,,,.t ahn ioiedo. Buffet Parlor Car 70
1920 4. n. FAST LINE-puIlman Buffes
rranor Car to Horrisburg Buffet Psrlo<
$40 p. Ii. cHfcAao' AMI AMI ST LoUIs
T1pIeks-Sleeplng Car Washington 70 Sc
nsbnrr % a3d 20 Sleeping and D.nng caIs s ass. Lar
TO r III nv WEsrEsS SnrfasS ExPKEss-Puu-
%an .nd Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg, Chicago.
7.29 M. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
%1ruilman Sleeping Cars Washington 70
rn1 Pnis1sstn,grg burg and Harrisburg to SC. Louis
end cincinnati. Dining Car
io,ao p. u PACIFIG EXPREss-PuG
90 a. m for Kane. Cansndaiens. eocne,
tes aa ana Niagara Falls daily. except su&
1880 q. m. for Elmlra and Remove daily.
exSeps sunday. FoE wnilamsport daLJ.
70 20. y . m; for wilIamsport, Rechesset.
Nsssin gsoa 70 Burfaio. ss S'ss''ns ~
s RuFfais r. for s5S E,e Sa RScsss a
fuil,nan Sleeping Car Washhlgtoa -
Rochester Saturdays only.
f"r Philadeiptia. New York and the
East.
ITED." daily. ali Parior Cars with pE-
Is Gar from Baltimore. Regular at 100
CAN Cnnng ,d Car, 200; 800. 1O:oo tDi4saS 1y,s
snsson iioo @ 1sas D5lnss SIS Car 4so fsS ssS w
SlaIas snS SsI 5sso e. Zoo On Iigo fgss1 6,a.9s
40. $50, io.GS n1 and a ii Il 50 % .. M. % For
H. ~, week-6ays Express, 12:fo p. u. week
boston. without change. 100 q IN Wesk-
. days, and 4:z0 p. m daily.
70, s.osl Bei.IHore. Idtn 6:25, 200. TO. 500.
l2:l5, -I&45. 1850. 2.oi, s:Go. $40
s.a9 40 Limited, Lam, 40. 80. 30. s;la
300. EOS. M ioSG. II fsiplSsosy So T. n Do 1913. s
10 ~; 2;o1 S4o ai5t az so t49e Limissd5 ds
1910, and IL 90 D. IN.
70. Popss Creek Line. 7.se g. N and
@ p, IN, Sai.y' .0 except Sunday: a.
Sundays, 200 a. man N. and fEz1pI 4.s5 D. I 10.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express for Florida
snd points on Atlantic Coaat Line. 4-30
9: u 3.46 p m. daily. kIcnDond only,
1857 q. III. weekdays, Alta nts Special,
via Richmond and SeabOard Air Line,
40 D. m daily. Accommodation Tor
0Gantico. 7 45 u. m. daily. and 4.25 D.
liz. ek-deys
~ras-Fore Connections
For Atlantic City tyia Della ware River
Bridge, airaii routej. Bis o. IN. daily,
Via Market street wharf, 1000 and ll:0o
a. m-- 2:45 D. nl.. week da ys. and ll.o9
D. IN. daily.
Fur Cape May, HOO q. m week dayA
11:50 D. m daily
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth ana q
streets. and at the sta tion. sixth and y
streets. where orders Can be left for tao
or baggage TO csstina ton from
b0lels and residences
3.B.RUTCHiNSON.Ce .CeneraiManagsr
j. II. WOOD. General PASSENGER a EeaA
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Baltimore&Ohio
sct,e.lnIc g., effect 30. -. 1sDT.

scbeaiui~ In effect Nov. IA. 1897
Lesye Washington fFOtsI station corner
or New jersey avenue and { street.
For Chicago ard Northwest. Yestibu!sd
Limited trains LOB. lI-2o a. m. sos
p. IN.
For CINCINNATI. st louis end Indianapo
tied $40 o. m express l1.65 p. m
For fiLtsburg and SieyeIand. express
daily II 90 a. IN anu $50 n IN
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. I1-5S
Winchester and way stations. 70 g. "a.
For Sew orieans. Meinpm~. Birmingham.
Chattanooga. knoNTiile. Bristol anti Roe-
noke. 600 D. m daily sleeping cars
For I.uray. $40 D ~. daily
For Baltino5e; we seek DAYS. .. q ~ ~
1fi;eS i a7io x 10 fa.S9 90 i h xeT3 o 1sSe 1ss.
x5.1o. $40. x6;2o; $50: xs.9o; s15,
rign. s:inda Us, XT -05, ~ 10. "a 80. :. 50.
Ss9o XiSio G5 x ~ 10 4 30 30 xs-9S. 9S
Ss.3o, iI.I5. XIl.5O p I.... xIz.0l Ligbe-
For Annapolis, . 10 AID > SO a IN. T. 80
and $50 Ill SUNDAYS $50 I" m Az
For Frederick, week days. 9, 11.25 a. N
4-3O, $50. D. ni Sundays a. H. l-ls
Fo. % Hagerstown. III .o5 a. m and $50
For Boyd and way Deln,s y Teek g dsys s;ys:
500 a M No 4-50. 10 IP5 80 'o0 90 p l.. IN N. sun
For Gaithersburg and way points. week
days. 8. 9, q. m. 12.5O. SIS, ASA
S-:f5 TO5. 11.43. p III. sundays. -
M, .i6. 4.33, 7.06. 1918 p. m
for N ashi1 gton Junction and way points.
a m. 4.30. $50 p- III week days
a. M, LIZ d. m SuntiaFS
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR S;E" YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
.u,rat,,. IIlur:,iuated with Pintsch IIgns.
Enr Pnilaleipnia, New York. bUston and
,he East, week days. 100. :. 10 a. m
fSo;,, / 10 tall Dining Cars. y. t3-0o Dln-
inc carr Il 2.01 night. Sleeping Car open
t1O o'clockl Sundays. 1.D5. a. M
1.1b Dining Carr. 3. t6.o6 Dining Carl
lT All uIgnt. Sleeping Car open % o cloc <
addiIinnai trains Tor PniadeipfI3, Wee&
porIor Cars ON All da trains
Eor tIantic City, 10 a. H.. 100 noon
.nd 10 aud s o. week days. a. IA
Sundays ,ao-o,,
.Excenr Sunday xENpress trains
d ,roare ca He'd for and check sd from 10
..is nd residences by Union Transrer "a
- ssi orders left as ticket offices, SID Penn
o0x,vania avenue northwest. New YORK
s.rns . -d Fifteenth street. and az deDos
M GREENE. D. b. MARTIN
zen. Manager Mgr. fass. Traffic
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siTu a TIoNs wANrEp-MAI.n

iE 1oU HAVE ANYTHING worth canva ssing
for, except looks address XPE
kIENCE, this office. ia4-3t
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VA AAlEISi situation, by first-ciass meat
cutter and cfucery clerk: refs A titlre.s
81 NGLE MA II. this office lap-3t
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Do you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times the only COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
ceEfS a month?
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station Ii LIZ st. & Pa. Ave
In Effect NnYamher Id 1891.

From Station II 1-2 st. 6 Pa, Ave
In Effect November Ia. 1897.
7sSs exe; aAsnD 200. s.sS, ssk SO, 90. 1895,
ex:; 100, 11.45 a. M; 1908. ex:i 1920,
1l5. 40, 2.ob,. ex.: 24o. $40, 3.oe.
$40. 800. exs: $50, 7.06. 500. 600,
1000, IL 20. 11.59 p. m.
For Alexandria tSundays}, 7.45, $40,
9.45, 1920. 11:15a m. 200 noon. 2 40 40
80, 2.15, 800, 6. 45. 4:30. b.I6, 500.
G.46, 7.30. 9.15. 0.0e, 1000, 1f.20 p. NJ.
For Mount Vernon week days. q 80 500
1905, II .O5. HOO a. m, 1905, 1.lo'
2.O5, 90, 7.0G o. m.
For Mount Vernon tsundaysl, TAB. 9 40
q. m, 1900 noon, 2.16, S.45 and 6.Ao
p. m
For a rIington and A queduct Fridge tygees
caysl, 500, $50, 1905, and 90 g. M.
1905, 1920. 1. .15, 2.0b, 2.40. $40; 4.l6'
$50. 6.05. 7.06 and 500 D. m.
For Arlington and Aqueducf Bridge
tSundaysl. TAD, SAB. 9:45. 1890 11:l1.
a IN, 1900 noon, 12.45, l:3o, 2-l5.
8: 90, 3:45. 4:3O 5:1b, 600. 6:46'
$50, BIB p IN.
Baggage checked free for passengers
holding nrst-class tickets at stattOn- Bi-
cycles, 20 cents each. Parcels Carried
mol
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
BY
THOMAS E. WAGoAMAN, 9l7FsT. NV

Til. aE0ve Is only portion of the urpn-
rrty on my books. FeF full list call a,
,rf,re for bulletin issled On the ST and
9th.
THoS. L. .wAGGAMAN,9l7 F st NV
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FOR RENT-COrner grocery and provision
store; three stories: cellar; furnace; no
old stock; no good will to pay for two
floors above may be rented as flats; bring
ing the rent of the store, cellar and stable
ing with new dwellings and new tenants;
a good opening for hustler; corner Of r
and First SITS; nws stabls free OF cost;
Apply at SOC 11th st. NV. ja3-tf
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FoR SALE-Hou sES.

FOR SALE-6 rooms, bath and cellar,
brick; S2,5 so: only 5000 cash, balance
$50 month, including interest. EAST
ERDAY II HALDEMAN, 1924 n. Y. ave.
1t
houses on 18th St., and at the most
reasonable prices. JOHN SHERMAN, 61o
14th gt. NV. de16.0
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Fon RENT-HoUsEs


FOR RENT Handsoa,;. bTici dwelling: six
rob u AMI ha.a. "a; Mary!dndave. ne.
jat-6t
FOR RENT COG f:9th 81. ~: six rooms:
goJti condition; SIT 90. Inquire l24i
Md. ave-. Iai-3t
FOR RENT-Twu dwelling houses and Il
oslTaal stora: two stories aud calllFs:
pres cd brick. bay windows. front yaTIS:
good locality and good n-w buildings;
rent greatly redue- -G 40 IacS only - u. and
corner store. $I5: each sufficient fJr Eous-
ing two families. Ms. II, A, aud ~
81 sw. Apply at 5e6 Eth St NV.
ja'-tf. -
F., RENT 49, Q st. NV; house opeR.
6 rooms. haH. rang. bath, gas; new
paparing; hack huiliia4s. parking; large
l,:,CS yard, aTraUg al fo. two IL uii!cSi itG
pro-e;netts IS iintsnc /. 81 s5o- la2-sL
FOR RENT =; very desirable huuses; reut
one S:.,.. .srtt.uns ~ 81. D., and one, 80.
Apply Ia FRANK l.. WILLIAMS. 5ee
5tn at. Ew. dt-9-it-ein
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

first-class horses from Va; 1 pair OF dark
grays; weigh 3,100; also fine saddleTs and
drivers and business horses; prices reason
able. Call at MURPHY'S STABLE, 46S
and 46o Va. ave. sw. ja3-3t-em
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VA NiEB-A place farm nianager 10y
man o. experience, with small family
gopd tets us Rock Creek road 1t-sn
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FOR sALE-Lors.

BUY lot for Investment or home; Con-
duit Road and Great Falls Electric Rail-
terms easy; plats, etc. CLARK BROS.
037 d ct. NV. de7-l -lm0-em
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WANTED A first-class barber. 727 9TH
ST. NV. 1t
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DO you know that you can have
Tn :. Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-the only COMPLETE news
pape, published In Washington
served to you by car rier for fifty
cents a month?
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HANTED-By respectable coiored girl, a
place TO cook. do general house work, or
nurse. can do plain sewing, with the best
of references. Call or address, 222S Sth
ST. NV. 1t
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FOR SALE Lunch room. located near
Patent Office; price, $3.50; low rent;
attractive fixtures, genuine bargain. Dun
LAP gt6 + ST. ia4-4t
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LOST

LOST \ locket set with Oi:.. diamond: por-
Trait Inside Reward given if returned
l. StN 4 Ok DAVIS. / zZe Mass. ave. law.
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WANTED-Boy; one who understands type
setting. IL. BAUMGARTEN. 525 18th
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CO: csesasfsts = oais se'

Through the GTandest scenery OF
America, All Trains yestibutea,
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated'
All Meals Served in Dining Cars.
Station Sixth and B Streets.
Schedule In effect November / 4. faol.
go +. Nj. DA L1-CincIHuati anu 81
LOUIS Special-Soiid train for Cincinnati
Pullman Sieepers To Cincinnati. lie xin gton.
LOUISVILLE. indianapolis. and So. Louis
without change. Parlor Cars, CINCINNATI
10 Chicago. Connects at Coyington, Va
Tor Virginia Hot Springs.
lit0 +. NJ. DAlLY-F. +. v. Limited
Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleep
ers 60 Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louis
vile without change, open for recepthln
of passengers at p. IN. Pullman Com.
p7rtiEent Car to Virginia Hot Springs. Win
out change, Tuesdays, Thursday ys, and SAT
urdays- Sleepers, Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and st. Louis,
1857 A. a., EXCEPT TsUNDAY-Parior.
Car. Washin gtoD to Richmonda nd Richmond
10 olG Point. Only rail line. via Penn
Il. z & T.. and c. & o. Railways
2:2o 2. NJ. DAILY-For Gordonsyiiie'
Charlottesville. stanton. and ior Ricn-
mond, daily, except Sauday.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake
and Ohio offices, 5I3 aud 1421 Pennsyi
y3nid avenue. and at the station.
II. w. FULLER
no16-a.u-tf General Pa ssenger "A gent
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FOR STORES.

FOR RENT-Store; 614 Tenn. ave. me-:
with S-room dwelling connected; cellar;
good location for any kind of store; rent
very low. +. j. DIEUD0NNE, Ohio Bank
Building. ja4-3t
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WANTED-Cheap; good second d-band roll
top desk: also secondhand safe. Address
L. s., this office Item
WANTED-A good secondhand coal cart
and set of cart ha mess. 40 st. sw.
IL "a arll
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RLNT-A farm OF Il acres: ha lf mile
from Seabrook station, ON b. & P. K. r.;
conve Lient TO churches and school; rent, S12
per month, house, rooms. Apply 10
HUGH SASTERSoN, 2315 M It. NV, or
to X I ETSTEED. on premises .ieg9-7t
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FOR SALE-An old. reliable feed stur =.
busi es. first-class, can give good rea son
for selling Apply at 136 It. ne, 'iet-
> anT 4 ID IN. Iag-3t
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wAETED-By a first-class eoiorcd laun-
dress. washing and ironing To take home.
or to 70 out, who is willing tu give perfect
satisfaction. Call l723 10th ST. NV.
lt-efn
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W ANT TED-By a young lady, a place as
gen. houseworSer in a respectable family.
cali at l06 Sd NV. is 3 Stem
MANTrD-Ps respectable auiorad girl
a it.ase tn do general nouse york: willing
20 bc Isefui. Cali or address 223S 9Th ST.
NV jal Stem
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WE WILL give one years board free 10
any Ise rson furnishing seven bills of fare
tone week, from any place in this or any
ether cit where S5 and Sc week is char
cd that vill compare with our 81 week
table bouIa: we aiso have nice rooms, with
steam heat and electric lights. THE
GENOA. S6s, Sos and $40 18TH st. NV
de2S item
NICE iot.nls, with good board. SIG to SO
per : or,ti 1o1s Sth st. nw.
de2S-Tt enc
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Madame Lamont,

The great CIairyoyant and Palirist; advice
and information on all affairs of life
names in full, satisfaction guaranteed.
fee 50c and 81. 1903 g ST. NV def mcrem
NME. LA RUE. III MediuIn. tells past and
present; gives luck; free until New Year's
1928 1-2 st. NV; walk upstairs.
del O. I'm EN-
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FOR RENT Isf,EILANEOCS
BARRIER SHOP Old esta hlisned stand
near Patent Office; rent only $50; small
Investment required. DUNLAP sos L
st. ia4-3t
FOR RENT Fruit stand in B. & 0.
Market, \. j. ave. and u St ja4-3t
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WANTED Young man as assistant treas
urer of legitimate theat trtlal compa ny,
salary SIS and expenses willing TO Ia ke
interest iur 500 "a Sn. Address Pho
FESSIUNAL. this office. 1t
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wASTEp-MIsCELL
WANTED work horse: must be
cheap, for casn. Address e., this office.
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nELr wANrEp-aIALs.

WANTED BARRIERS: all members of Local
Il, Barbers' Union, to attend regular
attendants VIII be fined. BY order OF presi-
dent. 1t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED for general houseyvork.
washing. ironing ana cooking, salary
81 per mouth; must remain nights; sring
refs Room 81 LeDroit bulluiiig ia4-3i
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

sos L Street Northwest.
Gold Filings and bridge work spe
cialty, at the lowest price; amaIcaII. fin
iDgs, SOC: fun sets of teeth on plates, So.
extracting either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless. soc. without. 25c: ali
work doiie by experts and K VA ranteed the
best; open ON Sundays froin 10 to 8
O'Clock. mh1o RI
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THE LAST WEEK.

Rowing Ned's Gvi,sY Camp Madge, Stella
and ] ui nita tell everything without nus
take give map showing how to tell Tor
times free No fake or huinimg. haiges
ONLY lOc Make no mistake. CAMP, 10
7th ST pw :. upstairs, over auctlon store
ia2-4t
SPIRITt AI.IsM Mis-. Ltiier, N Mediun,
11n.. New York ave. Ifta and aw. },
seances Tuesday and Friday evg's; inte'-
views daily. Sunday evening meetings.
TypCcr&nhis al II all, Aso y st. NV.
deaf II e:t
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NANTEB-By sober, honest, young man.
situation in grocery, or other light work:
salesman. Address BALDWIN, this office.
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NANTEn-A reliable girl to do general
house work: no washing; stay at nights.
Apply $40 18th st. NV. ja4-3t
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WANTED Work al paint ing 10y young man
with one years experience. Address
j. q. b.. this office. II
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAI.E
AND FEMALE

NANTEl = Reliable help furnished free;
drop postal or Telephone 1895 EX
CHANGE BUREAU, 12i 18Th st. NV
de30-6t
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For EXCHANGE.

Eog EXCHANGE-Larg properties for
small houses; houses for lots: city for
country property, etc. etc. ABRAHAM
FISHER, 51s st. NV. ja4-3t-eod
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| NANTED-By young colored man, place
IS houssworker or waiter in private fam
ily. leO9 6lh 81. NV. ia 3-3t-eni