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Ours is a plant which
combines the artistic with
the practical. Miller Art
Press, 405 l1th ST. NV.
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W ash: !:
J., S, ;
Evans
DEPARTMENT STORES.

ne Bros. 743 to 747 sth st. Sc. Extra
kVHGEt heavy Japanese Seamless Mating at
ktuIll Sc per roll of 40 yds.
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Printing.
Printing.
Jones, !: +: +: !; :

E. G. 4 Co., artistic book and
job printers, e04 F ST. NV. II
you are in a hurry and want to
save money come to ne.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

Loughborough & Brown,
house, sign and de.
corative painting in all
branches. Fine wagon
lettering. monograms,
and crests a speciality.
Phone 1913. Office and
shop at 640-642 L 81. NV.
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PLAsTERERS.

Thos- E., Plasterer. Agent
m for Acme Cement and Pen
HEifs ninsular Metal Lath. Offiee
SsbI 1419 @ st. NV Residence
16Is 9th ST. NV.
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Northeast
DINING ROOMS.

The yatoidi Hotel and Din
ing Rooms, sos 9th st. NV.
Everything new and first
8 class. Finest coffee and
pastry, etc, in the District.
Electric fans.
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E,.HrrR1cAL CONTRACTORS.

& Metzel, electrical con-
tractors, electrical decorators.
Estimates. furnished. Work
guaranteed. Room l54, Cor
coran.
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PRINTING.

First-class work at rea-
s5nable prices on short
notice. Orders by mail
given prompt attention.
s. V. Matchett, 425 9th
st. NV.
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BARRIERS SUPPLIES.

If you want Razor that is
a razor-we'ye got Just the
razor you want. Take It home
and try tiff it don't suit
your beard bring ii back and
take home another! Walford's,
All and e69 Pa. ave.
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UNDERTAKERS.

R. F. Sons Cndertakers.
92S Pa ave. NV Services
prompt and terms reason
able. Phone 323.
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sING ESTABLISHMENTS.

ant our clothes cleaned, dyed,
,owed, repaired or altered
the Clothing doctor, "
the man, 92G Pa. ave.
First-class Dyeing and Scour.
ing Establishment. Altering
and repairing neatly done.
Suits secured and pressed. 81.
705 9th st. NV. Phone Is3.
n. A, 900 9th st. NV,
Branch, All 7th st. sw. ;
mems suits cleaned and
pressed, 81; ladies' dresses
cleaned or dyed.
Nine. D. Dion, French dye
ing and cleaning establish
ment, 1918 G ST. NV. Ostrich
feathers dyed, eurled, dress
ed, and renovated in style.
Glove cleaning a specially.
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-Fine saddle and driving horses, bug
gies, Surveys, traps, and daytons, at reason
able rates; cheapest rates in city 10 drummers-
PRESTON'S STABLES, sth and / sis NV; phone
oI7-2 se2O-Im
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HIDES. TALLow. ETC.

fertilizers, tallows. skins, and
wool. The biggest concern in
the South. Lewis Hoffen-
maier, 221 10th st. NV, 934
c, and SD, X and Water
SITS.
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SHOE STORES.

Ington Shoe Co., 495 Pa. ave.
lw. s. and So shoes now s. 50.
8 and $3.50 shoes now sL5G-
3 shoes now Csc.
shee store, 11I4 II Il ne, op-
% pOsite n E Temple. Moth
- ing but first-class goods
W handled We can sava
you 50 per cent.
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VIII DRILLERs.

". c. Miller. Well driller. for
\ private individuals. towns, cor
pOrations, etc, 3lS Wash. 81.
Ss AnaCostia, d. c.
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Carpets
Cleaned
Young's S.
ThOrp, s.. s; !; !. !

NJ. R., successor to; the L. Rice
Company and Mattress Factory.
ASS Maine ave. sw. All carpets
fully insured against loss by fire.
Tel. 2025.
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OF the Peace Edmund w.
Vandyke, 600 18th ST. NV,
successor to Justice ". G.
Harper.
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PLUMBERS.

Hal Water and Steam Heating, and Plumb
Till ing ConRor Bros, l542 9th st. NV.
HUI Estimates cheerfully furnished.
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PRIVATE DETECTIVES

Service. Private Investi-
cations, Personal, Grim
inal, and Civil Consul
tation. and sdvice free
1909 Z ST. NV, upstairs
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

the Photographer. makes a spe-
cialty OF children's pictures. Ii
Others fail, try me. Best Mezz1-
Z tints. lowest prices. See samples.
12S 7th st. NV.
! graphs. ]. J. Faber, $50 7th St.
NV. One dozen first-elass cabinets
! and one large photograph, 81.
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LIVERY STABLES.

Turnouts of every description
for hire at Robinson's Stable,
sl5 18th 81 NV. Best Of ac-
eommodltiOns for Boarding
Horses. Call and see me.
Phone IOn5.
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FEED.

George C. Rice, dealer in ,oo,'
and feed, 646 and 64s II st. ne.
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BEDDING.

NOW IS IHt stasVII 10 HuFt Utuf
cleaned. II. A. Linger & Son,
manufacturers OF all kinds of bed
ding. Mattresses made and re-
made. I'LL 10Th St NV. and cor
ner 14th and Q sts. NV.
'esses made to order and made over
lual 10 new. Furniture Of all kinds
.paired, packed and shipped. L. j.
upholsterer. l6OS 10th st.
W.
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WHOLESALE GROCERs.

Hume '; 4::. fes' EFF e. +. rs: II: ;
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]. 7. Hunter & Co., job
bers. Fine line Of har-
ness, Holly whips, leath-
or lashes, SEQ. Buggy
harness, SO. Call and look
over stock and get prices
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.

A. Clanzman. mer.
n chant tailor. Suits tc
~ . order from $40 up.
Ss Pants TO order from
50 up. Perfect fii
guaranteed. 1874 7tE
ST. NV.
IL. Civil and military
tailor of many years o.
experience. Letters of ref,
erence from military Off.
GERS As II st. NV.
B., 1lO5 E st. nw.. merchant
-or: A perfect fit guaranteed.
anlng and repairing.
100 suits to c'ean at 75c.
each Cohn & Co, meTch n,
tailors, 469 c. st. NV. op-
posite L. s. Pension oRce.
Dyeing and repairing.
D.. l4l7 Pa. ave. NV, Mer-
Tailors. High-grade Goods,
rate prices.
dyoing, altering, and repair.
p. krutkOwitz, 1875 IIth St
merchant tai or.
i TAlLoRS. Cor. IIth and
III F Sts., are the leading
III Merchant Tailors of the
% South. No ''sweat-shop"
work. Every garment
made on the premises.
POPULAR PRICES
PREVAIL.
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Engraving Co., Hutchins
Bldg, line and half-tone
cuts for all purposes;
high-ciass designs and il,
lustratinnS.
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ing ". p Flack, 407 II 81. ne.
Registered pluEber and gas TT
ter. RemodeiinS estimates
cheerfully furnished
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FURNISHINGS.

Furnishings and wedding
trousseaux. All work Gus
tom made. Garments 10
order. Ladies' can have their
own. material made up. 1921
Pa. ave. NV, Mrs. Addele
Kean.
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INGRAVERSs

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.,
Star Building, nth and Pa. ave.
NV, cuts Of all kinds for all pur-
poses. Designs furnished.
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SUMNER GARDENS.

Ice cream garden.
Open aiT, cool and
pleasant Fer ladies
and gentlemen Fine
creams and ices,
l4th ST.. bet. Bacon
ST and Columbia
road
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PAINTERS

atal sign engzavers Of 20 years
perisnce. Harry Irwin & Co,
> uth 81. NV.
Believe in signs. Goldsmith.
Sign Painter. 426 10Th st. nv.
When in a hurry come to me.
& Co, sign painters. Orig
N inal IN design. Prompt,
III reliable 6II La. ave,
" near Tth.
Sign and fresco painting.
BattenheId & Russell, success
sors 70 J. t. Hundley. 706 18th
st. NV. Designs and esti-
mates chcerfuliy furnished
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LACE CURTAINS launderCd for 35c TENTH
STREET LAUNDRY, 724 10th st. NV. oc9-St
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THE TINES DIRECTORY
LOANS.

On furniture. pisnos, horses,
wagons, ETC., OF $40 and up
ward Cash paid ssme day. Easy
payments. Front room, lst
ffcor. 625 F st. NV, National
Mortgage Loan Co.
to loan. Phone 655. Walter
II. Aeker. 7OI 18th st. NV.
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HAIRDREssERs.

j., 9l2 18th ST. NV. ,
French Hairdressing Es-
tablishment; natural
curis, braids, etc. Sham
pooling and dyeing. Re-
duced prices for the Sum-
mer.
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CARRIAGES.
CATHOLIC SUPPLIES.

o'Reilly's Catholic Sup.
ply House, s25 9TH st,
NV. "Plain Facts FOL
Fair Minds" by Searle,
Price. Zoe per copy.
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Hotel Summer Garden.
Ten vaudeville acts
every night Admission
free.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

J. D., d. V. s, Office
and InfrmaTy. Si5 18th
ST. nv, graduate of Chi
cago Veterinary College,
1851 'Phones-OHce
lOO5; residence, T75.
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PIANO TUNING sl.50-FactoTy expert; works re-
novsted; drop postal. JAS. r. DURITY, 305
18th 81 sc. oc9-3t
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F. H. 1404 Pa. ave. NV.
Steam Carpet Cleaning
and Renovating Works.
Upho'stering, Feathers
Renovated, Mattresses
Made ~ Overl Furniture
steamed and moths de-
stroyed.
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NTH and ZENDA Bicycles.
r. r. Burr, 727 l4th st.
NV, dealer in h.gh-grade
bicycles and sundries.
= Hiring and repairing.
Parcels and messages de-
livered, 10e.
4 Bicycles. Still selling ali
E that are left of these ex-
cellont 500 bicycles for
~ $35 and $40. Miller Bros.
ll05 l4tb st. NV. no
The Liberty Road Racer is
q better hdilt wheel than
most of the S75 models: S55
on time, s15 down and IS pei
Iroquois cycle Co.,
$40 18th ST. NV.
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Bicycle repairing. ]. A. Hun
ter, 239 ID 4 l-2 st. sw. Double
tube puncture, 25c; single tube
puncturc, 15c; new spoke, 10c;
new rims, 81. Sub-Agent for
ZENITH and ZENDA Bicycles.
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W. s, urdertaker
and embalmer, 1853
9th ST. NV.
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CARPET CLEANING.

thoroughly by the improv-
ed steam carpet cleaning
Co, sac 3 st. sw. Albert
Kahiert 81 Co. All car
pets fully insured against
loss or daI9age by fire.
Phone 2036.
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II In - SNtiy st%fSii fhIOWn 10
uHub ~ u .tronomy served Br,
i've HOLSTERS and all
iooos- q s5Fc
r. 4 Schneider's is the only
Rffnnn iginal free Serab=fetst. II
Bl1 6tIN have not been there you
VI uNO1 tainly are missing it. y
the ladies. Good music. c
every night! End of car 7
at Navy Yard.
~ II you want a gbbd and substa
Vnee meal for 15c or 25c go to l42s n
USt ave. Dairy lunches Electric
w Prompt attentions
7-a9-i --7-a9-i
CARRIAGES.
Gcc W, 456 Pa. ave. nv,
enbfnn riages for town and cour
BgsHE.E Concords, Rockaways. PhaC
" w and Buggies;. suitable for
ness purposes.
Young ::;; ::i; E: &C.; !: Z: / $ &c: G
Sabe 4 s; &C. :i :: s: ;:;:: + !;
pairing. 2l3 llth st. NV
Meeks, :; 6: s.: =: !! e. a.: e.:
robes, etc. Prompt al
tion TO repairing.
CATHOLIC SUPPLIES.
Catholic &G.:: +; & III; a.; -: :: ]; j:
Price. Zoe per copy.
CLOTHERS.
enne, s.: ): s.: 5: !: e; :;;; : !; g.: e:
CLOTHERS.

Union Clothier, Halter
ard Mems Furnishings.
Newest STYLES in Hats
for men and boys, just
opened. 100 7th st. NV.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Best IN the world,
81 per gal, 81 per
ct, soc per pt.,
25c sample bottle.
Lynch's, 404 9Th st.
NV.
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BANKS.
National :: T. 8: s::' 8: Il STE: :::.:
BAKERS,
tE Baking Co., establish
III B6NnnnG 1875; 472 to 476 G
BAKER {.

Baking Co., established
nse 1875; 472 TO 476 C st.
NV, the. oldest and larg-
Vs est bakery in Washing
ton.
10 10 vance's, 1910 l4th st. NV.
here you will find bread raised
a the pan and not in price
Mrs. +. C. Chandler. 1928
7th NV. New England home
made bread and pastry jeliv-
cred promptly. Ask your
grocer for it.
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E. A., sos 4 1-2 st. sw., cash
paid for old gold and silver
watches and jewelry. Watch
repairing a specially. Main
spring. 81. Cleaning, s..
Repairing. Full line OF Jew
elery at very lowest prices.
Hillyard Bros, 1927 7th st.
NV. Repairing 4 specialt-.
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Pure Old Rye WHISKY,
recommended by physi-
eia'ls and sold by Tobias
Bush, sSl eth st. NV.
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FURIMAkERS.
N-l Fur Co., corner Of 18th and SITS.
NXHV nw, Washington. D. c. Repairing
VuNO a specially.
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Richard $, $50 II st. ne.
Wall papers and painting. See
SAMPLES OF my work and
papers, All work guaranteed.
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TAnlA Jas. A. Nicholson Son. 1871
AEAGN st. nw Awnings and Flags. 'Phcne
AHGR m E1 n Coolest and most fas-
ErHsIt1tEEAM cinating place in the
SVtu6uEWBG city Dummies 10 Tor
25 cents. 9l9 Pa. ave.
AUCTIONEERs.
kR Marcus Auctioneer. Regular
a. nEnn sales every Thursday. reco:-
ENE6fE&e nized authority on household ei-
tSVkVS3 fects and merchants stocks, 637
La. ave. NV, storage
BIRD STORES.
Es.. 4 a Boarded at s. S schmid's. 10 18th
KEEIEN st. NV; canaries 25c per wk. mock
Ost " ing birds and parrots, SOC per wk.
"a esan C. Singing birds and fine
ShntHH0 bred fowl 4Sl 9Th st. NV.
BANKS.
National Bank, 500 Seventh
A@HUEEH Street northwest. Business
VVVVeEu accounts solicited.
National {: 8: s: e: Il &: ' :; ::' 6:
BAKERS.
HaVenne :: e: =: G.; s; j: !: #::
ton.
n 4 Go TO vances, 1910 14th st. NV.
kFn0N There you will find bread raised
LII GUUa in the pan and not in price.
~ "a Ea "a Mrs +. C. Chandler. 1898
UUk EEE 7th nw.-New England hcme-
EnE AsE. made bread and pastry jeliv-
~ 5hhSs cred promptly. Ask your
grocer for it.
BARRIER SHOPS.
FL class hair cutters. F. II. Burgess
EHQTu Co., 1910 9TH ST. NV, Jos.
HUI II. Anderson, Manager.
BATH HOUSES.
Turkish s.. g. Co.: j: s
drop you at door.
BEDDING
New York s:;:;;; .: +; :::s g.: g !: {;
Beds IS: a; !! !; i $:5 5: !: =: :.
made. I'LL 10Th St NV. and cor
ner 14th and Q sts. NV.
HB tresses made to order and made over
az equal TO new. Furniture OF all kinds
kHs n repaired, packed and shipped L. j.
HEuE Schippel, upholsterer. l6O3 10th st.
BICYCLES.

Bicycles $50. fully guar
anteed, both tires and
wheels-a strictly high
grade machine. ]. Perry
Royston, eco F NV.
achinist, Chas. s. Laboish,
Z 9th st. NV. bicycle re-
airing in all its branches; !;
,ecial facilities for tire re.
liring and vulcanizing.
n Bicycle dealer. Chas.
y B. Jarvis, 9TH and II
I SITS. ne. Repairing and
q hiring. Full line OF
sundries. New wheels
sold on small month
ly payments.
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BUFFETS.
BUILDERS

50 W. H., carpenter and builder,
7n6 404 Sth st. NV. Jobbing given
HING prompt attention. Drop pos
W. tai and / will call.
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DORCAS handkerchief; send 10 cents; nothing
like it, Address DoRCAs, this Office. oc9-3t
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is the time to have your trunks put
in order by T. o. Lyddane, 1917 r
st. NV. Horse furnishings and stable
Harness made to order
and repaired.
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POsToFFICE NOTICE.


WASHINGTON, D. C., PoST0FFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are Forwarded TO the ports of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of closings Is ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
Overland transit. For the week ending October
l5, the last connecting closes viii be made from
this Office as follows:
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ICE CREAM,

alec cream and water ices
Absolutely pure. None better
9Oc per gallon. Brick cream
. 81 per gallon. Manufacturer
by J. Elmer Lacey, COZ n. Y
ave. NV. Phone 1896.
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Overland
Bicycle !: !. !: !:
pal
Northeast


All work guaranteed. Hir-
lour. Punctures l5c. Corner
Q sts. NV.
William D. Morgan & Co,
iii 14th st. NV, agents for
Victor Bicycles. Parts fur
hished. Repairing a spec
lalty.
d. C. Cycle Works. 1919 l4th
st. NV, agents for the
Carlisle SEQ and Essex S35.
Secondhand wheels for sale.
Repairing OF all kinds.
Wheels for hire. Terms to
suit.
d bicycles. E. P. Van Mater,
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.

Fans taken down, repaired
nYFHn and stored until next sea-
Hill son. ALBERT II. JOHN
Va ~ SON, 120S ST. NV.
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opened. 100 7th ST. NV.
l. & Ce.. Clothing. Hats and Furnish.
iii ing Goods. Fine Tailoring Special
~ ty. e21 Pa. ave. nv.
lx s., 9c3 to sCo sth st. Sc. That
EeEV much-talked-Oi Suit. 'our Roy
WI al Blue Serge" ss.75.
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graphing, engraving and plate
printing. Commercial work a spec
ialty. ]. l.. Kervand, 10l2 Pa. ave.
NV. Designs and estimates furnish
I'd.
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Pure Rye Whisky, cop
per distilled, sold only
by E. J. Quinn, e04 Pa
ave NV.
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HE r.
Harvey, & e.: :3:s' j
SigOurnGy.
NALL PAPERS.

Wm. F., Fine Wall Papers. Win
dow Shades and Room MolJincs.
a House Painting. Fresco Decorst.
y ing Lowest prices. Best work
manship. 9O7 1lth 81. NV.
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NEWS AGENTS.

Jos. News agent and dealer
= in cigars and tobacco. stE
and Pa. ase. sc.
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.KppdlIIn:
SIade, g.: g.: {:
Wanted
Pistol :..;: !: s::::, ::
Clean :=.. :@:: :@:: .
STANDARD
sfFN's FURNISHINGS.

Furnishings and hats. One price
to all Gerson N. Cohen. 40S
9TH ST. NV. Latest styles. Low
est prices. az
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HARNESS AND TRuNks.

Sons. 425 7th st. NV,
a manufacturers OF Trunks
\ and Harness. Persons
y about 10 leave the city
will find every article
needed IN travelling
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BIRD STORES.

I - Boarded at S. S. schmid's. 10 18th
st. NV; canaries, ,25c per wk. mock
~ ing birds and parrots, Soc per wk.
san C. Singing birds and fine
|lEH0 bred fowl 4Sl eth st. NV.
|isEGg Fine pigeons.
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IS. 933 u st. NV. Fine
les and liquors Free lunch
to ? p m
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auotioneer.
(successor to Ratcliffe, Sutton & Coz

ocs-1ot,en
The age-herald., 1898-11-18
B. & o. REORGANIZATION.
Stockholders Will Hold Their Annual
 Meeti1 g Next Monday.

Baltimore, November 1.-The stockhold- CTS of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway company will hold their annual meeting next Monday for the purpose of electing a new board of directors to serve during the ensuing year. The stock, or rather the certificates of the Mercantile Trust com pany of New York, representing the new stock, will be voled at this meeting by the five trustees named in the plan of reor- ganization. It is understood that few if any members of the present board will be re- elected. New directors will be selected by the reorganization committee, and the ma- jority of them will be eastern stockholders, though local stockholders will be given rep resentation, as also the Hill-Armour-Ream- Field syndicate, which recently acquired a large interest in the property.
 It is said the directors chosen at the meet ing will serve after the reorganization is consummated.
 The retiring directors will hold their last meeting tomorrow and will approve the an- nual report to be submitted to the stock holders.
The age-herald., 1898-11-18
ANTI |-ANN[XAT|ON|STS -
 WILL FIGHT THE BILL
Suburbs Will Send Representatives to Montgomery to Work
 the Legislature
ment, and the Beddow resolution was

ment, and the Beddow resolution was passed.
 MT. Carter. of Woodlawn, moved that committee of five be appointed to get up every possible objection that they could find to annexation, have these objections published and copy sent to each member of the legislature before the annexation bill was introduced. His idea was to let all of the legislators know what was coming. The meeting passed MT. Carter's resolution without discussion. Thereupon somebody arose and said that he didn't think it wise plan to give away all of the arguments for the other side to answer. MT. Carter's motion was promptly reconsidered and laid on the table.
 After the adjournment several of the out side committees held short meetings. Chairman Johnston, of the Philipps' addi- tion committee, has called a meeting of all voters in beat 34 next Monday night at 7:45 o'clock.
The age-herald., 1898-11-18
BENEFIT MUSICALE
Good Audience Considering the Miser-
 able Weather.

Quite nice sized crowd, considering the condition of the weather, assembled at Jesse Frenchs music hall last night to hear the musicale given for the benefit of St. Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advent The following were the numbers rendered, all of which were greatly enjoyed:
 "A Major" piano and violin, Haendel Mir and Miss Graham.
 summer vocal solo. Chaminade; Miss Plaut.
 "Hexentanz," piano, MacDowell; MT. Graham.
 Largo" violin and harp, Haende; MT. and Mrs. Chalifoux. i
 "Cavatine," vocal solo, Gounod; Miss Moore. a < "Legende," violin, Wieniawski; Miss 'Gra- ham. Rhapsode No. XI., piano. Liszt; MT. Gra- ham.
 Ave Maria" vocal solo, Gounod; Miss Coffin.
 Harp and violin obigato by MT. and Mrs Chalifoux.
 It was regretted that Miss Fallon, Miss Kern and MT. Handley, all of whom were on the programme, could not be present.
The age-herald., 1898-11-18
SURVEY FINISHED.
Traction Company Receiving Bids For
 Its East Lake Extension.

The Birmingham Traction company has finished the survey of the extension of it's road 1t is making from Woodlawn to East Lake. and the officers are now receiving bids from contractors for the crossties, rails and other material. As soon as the weather clears off again the actual work on the ex- tension will begin.
 Rumor now has it that the Traction com pany is not content with running it's road to East Lake only but will continue it up the valley for a distance of about two miles, where the town of Huffman is situated. This town has about three or four hundred inhabitants, and is situated in one of the prettiest parts of Jones valley.
The age-herald., 1898-11-18
THE COURTS.
Petition for Removal of Receiver Bartlett
 Being Heard.

The petition for the removal of J. H. Bartlett, receiver of the Corona Coal and Coke company. was taken up in the chan cery court yesterday and is being argued Judge J. J. Banks, Alex T. London, R. H. Pearson, Lane & White and J. H. Me- Gure represent the petitioners The receiver is represented by Coleman & Bankhead, of Jasper, Smith & Weather ly, Garnett, Underwood & Thatch. A num- Der of other lawyers interested in suits growing out of the litigation were also present.
 Circuit Court
 The jury in the case of William Tompert vs. the Alabama Brewing company, return ed verdict in favor of the defendant. The case of Milton Sadler vs. the Sloss Iron & Steel company, was submitted to a jury.
 The case of Thomas Pinkard vs the Bir- mingham Railway and Electric company was taken up and is on trial.
 Criminal Court Joe Ayers, charged with assault with in- tent to murder, was placed upon trial in the criminal court The trial was not com peted and will be taken up again this morning.
 United States Court The case of the witherow company vs. the DeBardeleben Coal and Iron company will probably be concluded today. The tes- timony has been completed and the argu- ments are now being made.
 City Court
 On account of the absence of attorneys in Montgomery the docket in the city court was passed
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FOR ANNEXATION.
Alderman Rainbow Went to the Council to Vote That Way.

Through an unintentional error, Alder man c. T. Rainbow was not reported yes- terday morning in the city council proceed ings as having voted for the annexation resolution. MT. Rainbow is one of the warmest advocates of Greater Birming ham.
 ''I did not want any one to think that I was afraid to take a stand on the ques- tion,' said the alderman. q am for an- nexation and went to the council meeting to vote for it."
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over a woman. when Benning shot Maui, inhioting a dangerous wound.
 Benning was placed under arrest by J. A Witman. bookkeeper at the commissary and the sheriff's office in this city notified Deputy Sheriff Ball was sent for the pris- oner and found on arriving at that point that the negroes were much bent upon lynching the negro.
 Benning was brought to the city and placed in the county iail
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Court of Inquiry

Washington, November H.-The secretary of the navy has ordered a court of inquiry to meet at the navy yard at Norfolk next Tuesday for the purpose of Investigating the circumstances attending the abandon- ment of the Teresa.
 The detail of the court is as follows: Cap tain Gay, Commander Schouler and Com- mander Tilley, with Captain Waller of the marine corps as judge advocate.
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To Dissolve he Corporation

New York, November 17.-At meeting of the stockholders of the National Cycle Board of Trade today 1t was decided to dissolve the corporation. This action is due to resolution passed by the board of directors at their meeting held November
The age-herald., 1898-11-18
SHOOTING AT SMITH MINES.
Tuck Benning Shot Another Negro and Lynching Was Narrowly Averted.

A shooting affair took place at Smith mines, near this city late Wednesday after noon, which came near causing lynching bee.
 Tuck Benning and Nose Maui, two negro ore miners, became Involved in a difficulty