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CHESAPEAKE IND OHIO RAILWAY
2HR0UGH THE GRANDESr SCENERY OF
AMERICA, ALL TRAINS EESTIBULED,
ELECTkIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA
1iON, SIXTH AND STREETS.
~ Schedule in effect May l. 1899.
20 Pm. DAfLY-CincnnItI and st. Louis Spe-
clalSolid train for Cincinnati, Pullman Sleepers to
Cincinnati Lexington. Louisville, indianapolis and
ST Louis, without change. Parlor Car Coyingtun
Va, to Virginia Hot Springs. Parlor Cars Cincin,
natl to Chicago.
n:i0 Pm DAiLG-F. f. Y. Limitcd-Solid train
for Cincinnati Pullman See pers 10 Cincinnati Lex
ington ard Louisville without change open for
pancy at 300 nm. Pullman Sleeping Car to Vir-
ginia hot Springs Connection for Hot Springs, Va,
daily, without change, daily except Sunday, OBJ
servation Car Hinton 10 Cincinnati Sieepers Gin
cinnati to Chicago and St Louis.
20 PM. DAIG-For GordOnsvlle, Chariottes-
cept Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Cbesa peake and Ohio
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue GDy l4th st, near
F, and at the station Telephone call l4ii for
Pennsylvania Railroad cab service.
h W FULLER, General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. YER
NON RAILWAY COMPANY,
From Station, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE and
1917 STREET
In effect May l. 1890.
For Alexandria, week days-8:3O. 7:o4, x7:84.
500 s:s5 s:5e. s:25 1000, Hoo. Has An.
x3:oo, 3:25. 1859. x4:1b. 1850, sos, xb:20, $40
x6:04, $50. 7:0e, 1886. 500. 600. 10:oo. 112o,
sundays-7:45 $500. s:45. 1890, 11:1b AM.
1890 noon, 12:45, 1880, 2:15, 800. 3:45, 4:30,
6:16. 500. Gas, 1880, s:15, 800, 1000, IL 90
For Mt Vernon, week days-6:30, 500, x1o :oo
1l;oo An, 112:ob, x1:2o, x2:oo. 1850. 1850.
sundays-e:oo AN. 12:oo Noon. 2:1o. s:4s
6:45. $500 Pm.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. week days
500, 1885, $50 1925, 1880, LOO 1905 i12
log; ~. 200, ls;lo 800, s:Ss. H:i5. sos
Sundays-7:45, 900. 9:45, 1920. u:15 AN,
1890 noon 12:45, 1850. AIS. 500, 3:46 $3.50
6:15, 500. 6:46, 7:8o, Sis Pm.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
q Express. 90 To 81: Asaph only. (Di To
J. CoLyIN. Superintendent. myi
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

w
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington d. G. 9th st. Ferry Wharf,
Mondays, a m, for Intermediate landings to C0.
lonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock PIT, Cotton g. Nom.
tni Greek, Abell's, LeonardtoHn Stones, Howard
and Cobruns.
Wednesday, I'm, for intermediate landings In
Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point Coitonn
Leonardtown Abells, Nomiui Creek, Piney Point
ST. Georges Island, Smith Creek. Coan and Yeo.
Comico rivers.
Saturday, an, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Coltou's,
See schedule in effect August 20, 1898.
fe2s-u w. RIDLEY. General Manager
E. s. RANDALLS POTOMAC RIVER LIVE -
Steamer HARRY RANDALL. will leave Riv.,
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays -
an. landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
and nil wharves as far down as Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at d..
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., TO GLYMONT Md
and intermediate landings.
The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL. daily
Passenger accommodations frst class. EreiyhS
received until the hour of sailing
q. 8. RANDALL,
GEO q o.RP PTSgTissor a and Manager; ,
WIN. N. REARDON, Agent Alexandria. ja2a-ff. -
THE PoT WSEMs a syEAM H@f4ln co.
Winter Schedule in effect December "a, 1853.
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday at p. for Baltimore and River land.
fngs.
An river freight must be prepaid.
Passenger recommendations arst-class.
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents..
7th street wharf.
once gl0 Pa. ave. Telephone ~.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' TAII.oR-MADE SUITS, MADE IN THE
most excellent manner. Fit guaranteed. Furs
Of ell kinds remodeled at reduced rates during
spring and summer. Furs stored. e HoRGAN
Tailor and Furricr SOC Ut. NV. ap1l- Btf
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

FOR SAI.E-FINE BUILDING LOTS on WASHING
TON HEIGHTS, ELEGANTLY LOCATED, AND
OFFER THEM BELOW GENERAL PRICES.
ZACH. NJ. KNOTT & CO.,
myS3t' 1925 N Y. AVE, LEHMAN BLDG.
Lot on 18th St Lamar, JJx 80. 43c.
Lot Morgan ave, 5uxI3D feet ............. Acc
Lot on 18th st Lydecker. look 135 feet. .65c.
my6-u BR!CE & LIPSCOMB, 612 14th ST.
FOR SALE-A SPEGULATIDN-1c0 FEET FRONT
ON 18TH ST. EAST; PRICE $3.50.
my6-@t ALLEN Z. CLARK, sos + NV.
FOR S-tLE-LARGE. BEAUTIFUL LOTS. 5ox1oO
and 3Ux2J0. Lanier ave. Columbia road mud
ITth st. Columbia road at prices from 60c.
ia 81 per 50. tcot, all located the Conn.
and I St lines.
THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE & LOAN CO,
my6-3I 10th and g nv.
FOR SALE-ACREAGE NEAR CATHOLIC UNI
verSty. EroOkland and lexington lots, with
water and sewers: 1915 and $515: rapid transit
now building DANIEL Il ARMAT, lloo NV
Ey63t'
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pENNsyIv.N1. RAILROAD

-. Pf.NNSN INAN1A RAILROAD.
1880 4, NJ. WEEK DAYS. Pf1TSBuRG EXPRESS
-Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pitts
1880 AN PENNSYLVANIA LrMITED-pullrnan
Car, Harrisburg TO Chicago, Cincinnati, Indian
apolis. ST. Louis. Cleveland and Toledo Buffet
1850 at r2 = A GISE.srullman Buffet raros
Car to Hsrrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harris
$3.50 P,M, CHECKED AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
s,sa eePins S Car ,0 WashingGn TO st Louis and
apolis. ST. LOUIS. Nashville via CncinnatD and
7:2o PM. WESTERN ExPREss.-Pullman Sleep
Ing Car to Pittsburg and Chicago Dining Car
7:2o PM. SOUTHWESTERN ExPREss-PuIl-
man Sleeping Cars Washington 10 Pittsburg and
natl; Dining Car Connects for Louisville Wis
1910 Pm: PACIFIC ExPREss.-Punman Sleep
7:5e AN, for Kane: Gsnandaigua. Rochester and
Niagara Falls daily. except Sunday.
sunday: For Wiiiamsport daily. ESQ PM
fae and Niagara Fails daily except Sturdy day.
n y. With Sleeping Car WASHINGTON to Rochester
fal0 and and Niagara Falls daily. Pullman Sleeping
FOR PHILADELPHiA SEW YORK I'm AND 9TH The
400 Pm. "coNGREs SION LIMITED" daily
all ParlGr Cars. with Dining Car from Baiti.
Ts e5e' 81, keg S!aH , at 5;G9 Dining Carr 72o
s;l5 40 Dining Car from Baltimore. $50
Car 2 s i 500 III S SSDd bnng zoe Car DR rn
Wilmington AM 1918. 3:15 4:2O Dining
Car from BALTIMORE. $50, 1000 and II:50
Pm. For Philadelphia only, Express i2:I5
P. NJ. week days. 2:Ol and 5 40 r daily
For Boston. without change, 1850 A NJ week DAYS
and 4:2o PM daily.
For Baltimore $50. ZOO. 100. 7:5o. s:15. 900.
1000, 1880, il:o0 A NJ, 1918. I2:45. 1928.
POI, BIS $50 400, Limited. 40. 4:36
II 80 IN; On Sunday. 700. 7:2o. sl5 800
9:05, 1880. 100 A. NJ. 12l5. lis 2:oI ais
3;se $500, Iinliteil 4:2o $40 6:15 $50
7:2o, 1000 104u and 1850 PM
For Pope's Creek Line. 1850 A NJ and 4:35 PM
For Annapolis. ZOO, 900 AM. 1918 and $40
Pm IN daily, eSespt Sunday. Sundays, 300
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. 40 AN, 3:46 PM daily; Richmond
oily, As M. week days; Atlanta Special
via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line 500
Pm. daily. Accommodation for QuaHtico 7:45
AN daily and 425 2 M. week days
SEASH0RE CONNECTIONS
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River Bridge ALL
man Buffet Parlor Carp, 3:15 t4OO Congress
sional Limited''l Pm daily. Via Market Street
Wharf. 1890 sDd HOO AN, I2:45 PM week
days, II 80 Pm, daily.
For Cape May, 100 A. NJ. week days. II 80 P. NJ
daily.
Ticket ofhces. corner Fifteenth and G streets
and at the station, Sixth and streets where
orders can be left for the checking of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences.
Telephone call ''1f4l" for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Cab Service.
]. B. HUTCHINSON. IR WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
apio
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FuR SALE $500 CASH AND SIS MONTHLY IN
CI1'iilg interest. biy- 12--..5rn and hs m 61,Sa
Bear IAN aud y SAMPLE =. O." Star Of
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FOR SAILOR ENCH ANGE-A FINE HOUSE ~
Columbia Heights bel 12iI aud 18th SIS north
lot.
uy"3t 9i6 F St NV
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FOR SALEA MODEL HOUSE. AT A GREAT
s2i-rtn's. nearly new brick IS-fJ front. 8 lazy.
f""ul>. ball room; TILED hath pantry and every
in'sl"ru imPru- eusnt and convenience: close 10 II
81 ans terms L. suit purchaser Apply Oh
premises - ] 81 ne uv6,6r.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EoR SALON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. A
orrsrsd NJ the extremely low price Of S6.5n0;
few steps from the Met. line; pleasant
rnous raTe ehance to secure modern home
ia thi- fashionable section
mynst STONE & FNIRFAx sos st. NV.
FoR SNT,F-T.lET rs STIuw YOU THIS HOUSE
LIST fapr. Ia-lnr reception hall dining room,
psurry and Kitchen bed rooms; tiled bath
staIrvav~. bot water heat lot $40 feet de7p'
back r.rrchas. Price, $3.50 Reduced from
mypar STONE & FAIRFAX SOC I St NV.
FUR SNI,E-ONIY $500 HANDSOME I-R- AND
hath brown stone aEI press brick: - f. front
s'''t ay only ~" r. from Iinc,in PAR; l Iir
uyptf W. 5. NiINNIX, 1877 81 NV.
Tur SALE EE1UTIFTL NEW HOUSE 1T
RENILWHRTH. ID. g. s,o
t"!y $--t," terms SO" cash, ana ha,tnIc M
ui"utiIs. nice. light and airy rooms; H.t% ana
r.iLar- range. latrubrs, all rooms heated china
hard oI iini-A Throughout. large lot. ""Nl"o IT.
Wv ~. - "''. ALIEN LiES'' W :. uALLERY & 60.
IV,R SsLE. former DWELLING Ne, NEAR
iof s. eao a.. small cash payment MALCOLM
HIFIi- ATTORNEY. ~ Is ave" NV iny"-jt'
EOR SNE pEsIpE. AT oNCE-BEST BARGAIN
] ever rTrro'l Reduced To- S6.IJn. well worth
So On. 1t best planned houses on COL, M; VI,
| Columbia st., key n 293S 1lth: beautiful froa,;
dining -,rm, pantry and kitchen on LIST Door: nn-
i'm "a [,Tt-j, IN At. I,', 5(I spyri TtIIS
non - Mill TF S.,I u rms WEEK IL You
/ WANT TiiE REST House F0it TIE PRICE iOt-
Must ACT uI-IJKIN
iny>t'i Srn\E ! FAlRtAA, sos + St NV.
| FOR SALE a BARGAIN on COLUMBIA
@ 20 a.. I,,ft sri.r ~ tbI b.istfs- = vol
hYilt .t-.tnrv .rI ola 30 z,ricE bnus.. = hpi
r,.In.- rfIei aib lain nh: nickel tlrrIbirg
Ia -se r,o-r,ti,D bai Isl rs,r m oak steam heat
LOT ~ 4 S.b..pr
can r-:.,.in
my-at STONE q FAIRFAX. Sne + st. NV.
80 N-tt-'- -, = ~ 49, IN ii,
P,,s.s an ~. NORTH .i5. ~ % 81 bcf i-fh AMI
Isl. t,..{ ms tg,;E RECEPTION HALL.
Isr if,r 4sD5ny r,.rIl- I0I .4Ix1tsb. ~ navel
] rfl-v. 10. ,.ir1.srsf In,arInn In the NV; wei
80. ~, u.-t
-. ..r SryNr- { ,AIEF,N Sn6 II - NJ
FOE NALF-. % ., 'titht liol Sf.S' ~, =,
t't lA''.'N. ~ Nl'' "' '"i t,t,,1 -.
cgl,' cd 1'4h''i4 i1%.s,'S ii ii, 1tS
HaI L,' -, l--i''. 81 Ian ma ir,pt NJ i2lT
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p 'R SALT BAHGAIN-CuLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Excellent house: lu T8uius nd bah. tine lot ,
Ireg iilb ST. latest improvements. Price only
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FOR SALE TG. Iu-RN!- House " TEaT
lfti Il through only $1,000
L y WARNER a Co
nytSt 3i6 81. NV
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Fin" new house. Quincy 81. NV; 8 roOu:s ana
bath. lINSD. heated ny furnace Price 50 80
"" house. lexington, rooms and bath.
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L. m" know just vhat you wsBt and l will
send iisi of saIHe- WALTER A. BROWN
n. Pa
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FUR SALE SPLENDID CORNER; NORTHEAST.
II. and BATH. bricA dwelling \ bargain II sold
At one LATIMEt y NESBIT 1881 g St
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FOR SALE HOME OR INVESTMENT NORRIS
St bet 6'h tn' ith. + ard q ne; . rms ani b.
MI cellar. cost short while ago So zoo. viii
sell for 100, pays seven per cent net
On Madison -. bet. nth and 18th n.w.; fashion
able >erilcu. beautiful home: S rms. and ba IN :.
NIL similar houses street offered al
5000, viii Igks s. COO OEly $500 cash required
HARRISON JOHNSON 4 son
myb-St 800 9Th St sw
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FOR SALE BAItfAIN. ON COLI MBGA HEIGHTS
NV. urS @-rDry ana cellar 11-UuUIn brick twg !;
laFl'T- Fecep. hall dining and Kitchen LIST
I..r. front and back stairs: concrete cellar IN
IL -nIiTe house, good lot. steam heat tile bath +:
LLutv.-d rnisb, handsomely decorated. Owner
NIL sell for so" less han cost. %N. G. NOR
RIS GIT l4Jh y. NV. mvS.3t
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FOR SALE SI25oO II IN EXTREMELY LOW
prize for IL this beautiful stpny and brick
HOUSES o. the north ~id, ~ = st. bet. nth ani
18TH. ns,i rossn1~; LARGE REPETITION HALL;
large. U-l dining rt.ln, lot 2px1O1; i5-ft. paved
uiiry- fh. choicest location In the NV; well
Sor;. S15.tsu.
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FOR SALE-NF-W BRICK HOUSES. $50 522 AND
S2b l4th St ne. and 1873 Emerson st. ne: built
by day labor. before the recent great advance In
material. can he bought from 20 20 - per cent
less than houses being built; they are two
si"iy tnd cellar, six rooms, bath and pantry
Iesi sanitary plumbing: handsome cabinet man
ieis. paiered throughout; prices from 81. 600 to
SS.SS. On Terms 10 suit, close to II St cars; in
spsctfpu invited. GEO T. NEWTON Builder
ONh"r. W. ! ST. NV my8-3t
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FOR sab FOR LNFF>T tIFNT OR RE$TDEstt Z
-W-nGuilr brick house lot 3GNi-6, sJtv-t
bet. 4jh aEd JJa NV. IL almost perfect Colii-
diti.E psys G1g per cent net. price oni. $1,000.
" h;KkN 'iiuArE, kellnsg building, 1+lb ST
NV my6-ajf
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
IuHu- .l4 Cor Srh ard r sts. Rom =
l,-Si U'!- modern houses northeast. from S. 600
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FuE SALE - CHEAP a-SruRY ROUND BAY
window hrick. . ruousS: tiled bath. large back
yard. only s.. -.u1: we'll located Columbia
Heights. s. 4pn remain st 81.
ny>-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC i ST. NV.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. L eatRlerman.
Expert specialist in the cure OF all special dis
eases q men and women. Consultation free
Daily, TO IL, to 5: Tues, Thurs. and Sat.
evenings, tC g. COZ NV. Closed Sunday.
mh2O- 2ms
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DIR. Cara, Specialist.
Treats all chronic and special malades of men
and women. X rays, eiectro-static, galyanic Fura-
die electricity and all modern appliances In use.
Consultation free Office hours from 10 80 to $780,
Closed Sunday. 6ls-d2l Penna. ave. NV, Metro
politan block. ap6-3ms7
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=, N 81 9Th and Pa ave. Sc: room. and bath
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FOR SALE-A GOOD PER CENT INVESTMENT
In u.v. IN a Lwo-st1ry H-roym brick; ami: al
ways r-ut-i- price 3 90. b. H. WARNER IL
60. "lr 81 o Is. my6-3t
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HR SAIF-pN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. a
new 3-stOry stone and brick dwelling,
nrers, NJ the extremely low price Of S6,an0;
few steps from the Met line; pleasant
rnaas 4 raTp rhanre tu secure modern home
ia thi- fashionable section
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So Soo-A sacrifice Of a nine-roou1 house with
sil modern improvements; splendid lot 1I2 feet
uetP I" aiiey' on New York avenue 5th st
nv Wei rented paying Investment
m!n-3t r. J, MARSHALL. sos 18th st NV
foR SALE 50. s5o-128 L ST. NV, AN M
! Nes.nient; brick house; 6 rooms and bath: All
| No imp in perfect condition: large coal vault
| u ITohf PARKING; must he sold; terms to suit
! 1cst r. J. MARSHALL. COS 18th NV
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

FRENCH COURSES; ALL GRADES NOW FORM
ing; good pronunciation; easy. quick system OF
practical conversation Spring and summer term.
MILE. V. PRuD HCMME 3O7 ID NV. tear lines).
my5-lm
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FOE SALE TWO ., CHEAP IIOI SEES: INSI'FEt'-
tion invited. both 81 Isu below value: choice To-
cation Oh Columbia Heights: beautiful fronts;
STEAM HEAT. all larl. rooms, tiled bath;
first ruur .gimmri iu oak. l1ts 100 IT. deep. No
1918 Harvard ST. han brick front. NJ 1927
Haryz.d ST. Ted brick AID stone. Either one
yau be purchased f,t 81 80. Easy Terms
mye-=t STONE y FAIRFAX, Sp6 I ST.
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|FUR SALE ONLY $500 HANDSOME T-R- AND
hath brown stone aEi press brick. - # front
side ALLEY. only an r.. from Lincoln Park; bolse
,t~f I.frr- build Monthly payments if desired
myp-tf w $. MINNIN. 1877 + 81 NV.
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ATTORNEYS,

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW-
Webster La " building. sos D st. NV Washing.
ton, D. Q. Residence No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York and 9th at NV. sefa
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR SAI.E-BUSINESS PRoPERTY-622 AND e24
ID st. NV: improved by three-story brick near
ly new; rents for 500 per month; cost $40 0OO
offer wanted. Apply to WALSHE l. SCHW ARTZ
6O6 NV. my6-3t
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Secretary Alger has approved the con-
tract OF Andrew Onderdonk for deepening
the east channel of the New York harbor
to forty feet for width or 300 feet. The
project Will cost about 1000 900.
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An entirely new Hotel Capacity 500. South
Carolina ave- and Beach. Center of all at
fractions Superb in equipment and comfort.
Steam heat. Sun Parlor. Elevator to street level,
electric lights. rooms suite, with baths. The
finest cuisine and service Special spring rates SIP
to $l7 30 per week. Write for Illustrated Booklet.
fe23-TSt-10 w. F. SHAW
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Virginia ave. near beach; capacity 800.
Elevator baths, steam heat, sun parlors ocean
view, every convenience. Literally managed and
homelike. superior accommoda lions at greatly re-
duced rates for May and June-SS.o0 to $500
weekly Write for booklet ]. p. COPE.
ap2S-52t
THE WETHERILL. KENTUCKY AVE. AND
Bsach.-Homelike hotel Capacity, 200. Pleasant
rooms. Excellent table Spring rate, 81 80 daily;
$s weekly: Write for Booklet. Mrs. H.Y. MOVER.
mhlS-1St-4
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-MODERN STORE AND DWELLING.
northeast cor. and 81 SITS. ne, for amount
purchased under trust 81 COO; easy terms.
my5-tf IL. l.. RUST. Cos 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE - BICYCLES - RECEIVED FROM
headquarters. half car load of SS5. 90 Iroauois
and other high grade makes, unredeemed. These
VIII be sold at great sacrifice in price in order
to meet advances which made. Don't miss
this opportunity. NEW YORK CYCLE CO. 424
otn ST my8-3t'
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

A very c~ommendable practice pre-
walls in New York this season OF serv-
ing hot coffee and sandwiches to the
coachmen Of the guests Tat dinner par
ties, receptions and balls. The idea
was suggested last winter by Bishop
Potter, after m accident caused by the
drunkenness Of a cOacllman who car
ried n bottle Of whisky ln his pocket to
keep his blood warm, and declared that
he could not prevent n1mbness in his
arms aud legs without taking some
thing warm inside of him. This set
people thinking, and Mrs. Levi +. Nor
ton, wife Of the former vice president.
late last winter was the first to put the
plan into operation. She engaged a
wheeled restaurant belonging to the
Church Temperance society to come to
her house at midnight. while she was
giving n ball, and remain there until
her guests departed. serving sand
wlches and hot coffee to the coachmen
in waiting. This winter it has been
quite the fad, and the wagons Of the
Temperance society, which during the
day and the early evening are to be
found where the saloons are the thick
est. selling coffee and sandwiches at
n nominal price TO wayfarers. have
been engaged somewhere almost every
night on the errand Of mercy.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
MEN ANp woMEn oh eALonloA
latter Despair Of Competing with the
aorrenua Cnvnaa.

Latter Despair OF Competing with the
Gorgeous Cavass.
AS for the male p%opulation,it con-
sists mainly Of some $4,000 replicas OF
Sir Henry Irving as shylock, says the
London Chronicle. They have all Dor
rowed his sash, his furred g~aberdine
and his complete makeup" These
are the descendants Of Jews who hed
from the Spanish inquisition, and
whether 1t be the result Of i~n-breeding
or Of some other cause, they are all
alike. No doubt they know one an.
other, and perhaps a practiced resi-.
lent can tell them-just as a shepherd
can tell his hock-apart. Their wom-
enkind wear a remarkable uniform,
which might have a certain charm II
worn by people Of a different shape.
II may be said to consist chiefly OF
decolletage-nO corset-and a green
satin door-knocker at the back Of the
head. Feminine vanity takes the form
Of competition in the size Of the door
knocker. It Is not a vision OF perfect
beauty, but at any rate It is better
than a yashmak. The truth is that
women Of all races and creed in Tur-
key have given up trying to wear at
tractive clothes out Of sheer despair
at the unapproachable g-orgeousness Of
the cavass. A cavass in full uniform
"dehes competition" I happened to be
present the other day at CONSTANT
nople at the semi-ofhcial farewell of
M. Cambon, the departing French m
bassador. The central figure on the
railway platform, towering above m
b%assadors and putting the mere mill
tary into the shade, was a splendid
creature in dazzling scarlet. It was
the first cavass of the British embas-
sy. Sometimes the cavass affects the
Albanian costume-short braided
jacket, jaunty cap and stin, white bal
l%et-dancer petticoat. 1 instinctively
looked to see these gentlemen pirou-
cite on their toes. The cavass is noto-
riously-and pardonably-vain. It is
not only that he is conscious of a cos
tune; he remembers that he was once
a janissary. Hence he goes armed to
the teeth, even though it is only to
carry his mistress lap dog. If we ever
introduce the cavass into London
and why not?-in the affections of the
nursemaids he will prove a formidable
rival to Policeman x. and Dandy Dan,
the life guardsman. And he is as use
full as he is ornamental. The protec-
ton of a cavass gets you through the
customs with hardly the opening Of a
hat box, knocks Is per cent of the
sum by which you are cheated in the
bazaars, and ever keeps the -irrepressi-
BILE little Jewish shoeblacks from run
ming at your heels. His dignifed
port, though it at first abashes, at
last stimulates and fortifes you. You
feel that you are taking part in the
procession, and hat now or never is
the time for your demeanor to be not
ed by the reporters as "affable." This
is the CANVASS frame of mind. And to
think that you can enjoy the harmless
exaltation for "the ridiculous sum- of
a few piasters!