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the penitentiary, made his escape at Star City Friday night while being prepared for transporta tion to the pen.
 He was sitting near window in the clerk s office at that place, and when the officer who had him in charge, turned to pull off his coat, he jumped through the window and ran. The officer, Deputy Sheriff Ma roney, fired two shots at the fleeing man, and as he did so, the fugitive was heard to scream. Every body present thought the negro had been shot and ran outside to get him, but he was gone. The officers traced him for several miles but failed to capture him. His footprints were very numerous and demonstrated that the man was walking very slow. doubtless suffering from a wound. The officer is confident one Of his shots took effect.
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IN THE COURTS. JUSTICE GARRETT FINED THREE OFFENDERS
 TODAY.
A WIFE BEATER FINED.
John Anderson's Case Was Postponed - Whitmore
 Fined S2o.

The various magistrates courts of this county have been kept rather busy for the past few weeks dealing with criminals. As a matter of fact Pine Bluff and Jefferson county, gen erally speaking, has the name for being quiet and w-abidiDg. but oc- casionally. as is no more than natur- al, offenders will be registered upon dockets and that happens every where.
 Justice Garrett dealt with three of them this morning.
 The first called vas George Lewis. a negro, who recently assisted his brother, wEo was being looked for by the police, to escape. He could not lie out of the crime and was as sessed $50 and cost.
 The second of the number was an other negro. Henry Whitmore by name. Whitmore. it is alleged, took saddle that didn't belong to him. When arrested he sad he didn't St gal it, but that EG Williams, another negro, was the guilty man. Williams was arrested and released on his own recognizance. This morning both appeared in court and Whitmare was fined S20 and cost.
 Pies Gray, aoother gentleman of color, was fined S25 and cost in Jus tic8 Garrett's court for beating his wife. He shonld have been fined twenty-five hundred dollars.
 John Anderson was arraigned in Niven's court this morning to an swer to a charge of assault and bat tery. His case was postponed.
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IS CAUSING A GREAT DEAL OF DAMAGE IN AUSTIN,
 TEXAS
A BIG PLANT CLOSED
Wells and Springs Have Dried Up-Towns From Fort
 Worth to Austin Suffer.

AUSTIN. THK., Sept. 10.-As the re- suit of excessive droughts in this sec tion of the State, all cities and towns from Fort Worth to Austin and south of here have been threatened with a water famine for the past two weeks. All the regular water courses have been seriously affected by the drought. many of.them drying np entirely. Many wells and springs have also dried up, The rivers have become so sluggish in many instanc- es and receded 10 in their channel that industries along their banks de- pending on them for power have sui fered great damage.
 Austin rec eived her share of the pri- vation in it's hardest way today. The electric light and power plant, which is operated by water power, served notice on the street car com panies that it could notfurnish them power any longer. This will effect ually tie up all lines in the city and cause Lreat inconvenience to every branch of public business. 1t is not known how long the ears will be tied up.
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VERY SLIGHT
The Steamer Harbin Sunk in Only
 21-2 Feet of Water

The steamer John \. Harbin, which sunk near Douglass laLding on the Arkansas river last Thursday night, was dragged into the Pine Bluff landing Sunday. Capt. Ed Now land Sr.. was among those aboard her.
 The damage done to her by the re cent accident was very slight. The steamer sank in 2l2 feet of water and the water did not get above tue guards. The steame Will be able to make her return trip all 0. k, and while in the Memphis wharf, she will be thoroughly repaired.
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CAMDEN DOTS.
IFrom the Beacon ]


 Manager Alex Dryburgh, of the Hotel Onachita, came down from Pine Bluff Thursday evening and spent few hours in the city.
 C. K. Thomas, the sunny-h -haired but good looking north end local conductor on the Cotton Belt, had charge of the Little Rock excursion train Sunday. A cap and all kinds of brass buttons makes c. K. look too cnte for anything but varnish- ed car man.
 Superintendent Hugh F. Wtst- brook, of the Pine Bluff State Fair, is endeavoring to interest the mill men of Southwest Arkansas in get ting up first-class exhibit for the fair, and we sincerely hope that he will meet with success. The Pine Bluff Fair is not q local but a State institution, and as thousands of vis- itors from all over the country will be in attendance. it will be a splen- did opportunity to show to the out side world our unrivaled facilities for manufacturing the finest lumber in the world. Mill men, do your du- ty and prepare your exhibits and assist Mir. Westbrook all you can in his laudable efforts to prove to the  world that Arkansas is second to no State in theUnion in lumber man ufacture. And not only the mill men, tnt every citizen of the State should aid in making the Pine Bluff State Fair this year one of the most suect ssfnl ever given in the South.
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LINCOLN cOuNTY DOTS
From the Star City Ledger. ]

From the Star City Ledger.l
 Judge Alfred Wiley made a trip to Pine Bluff this week.
 R. q. Atkinson. of Pine Bluff, was in town a few days this week.
 ]. I. Higgins, of Double Wells. lief ferson county, was i'll the city Tues day.
 W. H. Fox and family and Miss Fay Winters spent Saturday and Sunday in Pine Bluff yislting rela- tives.
 W. E. Mulikin, formerly of Tarry, now of Pine Bluff, was in the city this week He informed us that he thought of moving his store up on Main street in that city in the near future.
 Circuit court convened here Mon- day, his honor, Judge A. B. Grace on the bench with Hon. ". B. Sorrells, prosecuting attorney, on hand, to- gether with Col. D. H. Rousseau. of Pine Bluff, and most of the lawyers of the Lincoln county bar present. Court was promptly called at 9 o'clock a. m. and the iuries were soon empahelled anu ready for work. The Judges instructions to the grand jury were given in the most plain and practical manner. and were words that would doubtless have benefited every man in the county to have heard.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. Joe Franklin and Miss Hannah
 Myar to Wed.

Tn this issue we are at liberty to announce the marriage of MT. Toe A. Franklin, former Pine Bluff boy, but who now resides in Little Rock to Miss Hannah Myar of Camden, which is to take place in the latter city October r. After an extensive bridal tour throughout the East and Norto, Mir. and Mrs. Franklin will be 'at home' to their friends in Lit. tie Rock.
 The bride-to-be is one of Camden S most beautiful and brilliant young ladies. She is the daughter of Mir. Henry Myar, one of the wealthlest business men in this section of the State. Mir. Franklin is well known in Jefferson and Pulaski counties. He Is son of the late Sol Franklin, who during his day was one of the most progressive planters and most successful business men in the State. Mir. Franklin is now valuable at tache of the H. J. George Grocery Company and has made many staunch friends in his new residence.
 May their married life re one of health and happiness.
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weeks, when the Jewish people cele- brate their Harvest Home. This is week of rejoicing and general jubilatioE, and orthodox as well as strict Jews observe this week, which ends with the 29th of September, called Succoth.
 The holy days are about three weeks earlier this year than usual, when the Hebrew calendar adds a whole month to it's year.
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ID WE'D
Brunson Jenkins and Miss .Ieanin,
 At Kennett, Mo.

On tomorrow. Tuesday, evening, at the home of the brides aunt. in kennett, Mo-, Mir. Brunson Jenkins, of this city and Miss Alma Jeannin, of kennett, will be married. The ceremony will be performed by the Presbyterian pastor of that city. After the 14th inst, Mir. and Mrs. Jenkins will be tat home" to their friends at the residence of Mrs. J k. Martin, No. 6lS West Fifth avenue, this city.
 The bride-to-be for several years resided in Pine Bluff and has a host of admirers here. Mir. Jenkins is in the employ of MT. L. Fowler here and is in every way worthy ot the flower he has won. In advance we extend our best wishes to the couple in their happiness.
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A BRILLIANT YOUNG PREACHER.

After a weeks preaching by Ed. C. W. Danlel. pastor of the First Baptist church of Pine Bluff, the protracted meeting of the Baptist church of this city closed yesterday. Rev. Mir. Daniel is undoubtedly one of the most brilliant ministers in .he southwest. He preached two ser mons each day and his preaching was of such a high order and his ap- peals to his audience so earnest that his popularity grew from the time he delivered his first sermon. TLe church and the town were greatly nenentted by his coming and eyery one who had the homer of hearing thls gifted young preacher will glad ly welcome him back if he should ever come this way again. His part ing words were eloquent in praise Of our citizens ard Ed. C. ". Strick- land, the popular pastor of the Bap- tist church The Christian people were greatly strengthened by the
 services and several were added to the church.-Nashville Ark News.
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SUCCESSFUL
Made by the New E4
 P. B.& N.Rl

The Pine Bluff & Rsl Company today, for l#' put into operation q stock.
 As was exclusively d Sunday $ Graphic, a VI was recently purchased Belt road by this comla placed on the Pine Bluf' tracks this morning aHdi al trip. The road is nal. pleted but the engine 2 sa tisfactory and suecss the present terminus.
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WILL PLAY WEDNESDAY

The Clerks and EBookkeepers base ball teams of this city will have another game at Jones park next Wednesday afternoon. The games Tn the past between these two teams have .been exciting and interesting ones, and the lovers of this sport should not fail to attend.
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Little Rock theater managers have booked d long list of first-class attractions for the coming opera season. Owi ing to the absence of a play-house in this, doubtless many of our people will witness the shows in the capital city.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL kl

The en trance examinsu held in the various srhoq on tue l4th and 10th day
 Der, beginning at S'Sa pupils who are to be el advancement and all nF' expected to attend llllss that they may be prope0 The schools open on U pupils are expected U p' selves with necessary 00 advance of that date
 J. H, HINEA
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MAY HAVE HIT HIM.
Deputy Sheriff Maroney Fired Two
 Shots al an Escape.

As was exclusively announced in Sundays Graphic. Warren Wooster, a negro. who was recently tried be- fore the Lincoln county court at Star City aud sentenced to two years in
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GRAY -SE1 4 NOTABLE vl| TAKE PLACE
 CITY.
BOTH PROMlNea
Miss Sammie Sen, James Gray tb,
 ing Partisl

The marriage ot E Gray to Miss sanat'
 ocenr at St. Joseph in this city Tuestla, 4
 o'clock, q. m. Rev perform the cerenia,
 will leave over the os for St. Louis, Chicago
 to enjoy their hone,n. {
 The attendants st ! will be Miss Sue NH Honor; Messrs. GobDa E Little Rock, best mn, SITS Will Taggart, WaaI Martin, Drew White Ewing Taylor all dl flower girls, Misses Sal Oracle and Ruth Q1l Rock, and Jessie Wfl Bluff.
 Miss Sennett is is thl Mir. NJ. G. sennett, a Bt1 we'll to do planter ot She is a pretty and ps lady and was at the las crate Veterans re.al sponser for the local ! Mir. Gray, as a young < gence and integrity, fl ent prosecuting atom Rock and by bis stu and manly services ia t has won numbers of i capital city.
 In advance We pxa wishes to the happy el
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MT. 0. NJ. Spellman and family have returned to this city from six weeks soiourn at Sugar LoafSprings
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The southern MallIll' of Richmond Va, lll1 agents. Messrs. D. h., J. H, Duggins, has solu'' Grocery Co, of this cl'', 7. load of their famous baking wder.
 Miss Lester Robinson. daughter of Clerk kooln' ; City, was in the city 2 Robinson was accol'p'' Philadelphia, where sl' Ouachita College.
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RAILROADS
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
FROM Station, IA. Ave. and 1S.3 St
In nGcct Aa- isnl.

FROM Station, IA Ave. and ISL St
In effect May !. Isos.
% aor Alexandria, week days-s:SG. s:o+. xd:s'.
s;o; s;sS, $50. e:2s, 1000. HOO. HAS a m
800. i2:2o. l:SO. xl:20, Las. 400. 'x2;ls
2;to. xs:oo 1925. xs so, xs:la s:so. SOS. x5:2o
1;te, 16'oi, $50. 500 7:35. $500. e:eo 1000
sundsys-f:s5. e:oo s:.5. 1880. ILLS A. N +,
lz;0V noon. 12:l5. leo. s:i5. 500. s;4s. 4:so.
PIP; 500. e:iS. 7.so. Sis. s:oo. 1000. il;so.
II 80 p. m.
For N.. Verne, week dsys-6:so. SEQ. xio:eo,
TOO a. m. xl9:o5. xl:2o. xe:co. x3:oo. xs;59.
i;06. 500 p. m
sundays-s:OO a. m, 1900 noon. 2:ls. s;is.
6:j5, 9'00 r. m
For Arlington and squeduc, Bridge. week day.
$500, ISIS. s:s9. 1925. 1000. II 90 ziz;o2.
1920. lop. rI:4s. 900. z 40 Es-oo s:2j. zs;l5
sos. z5:an. 6:04. $50 7:O5. $500 p NJ.
sundays-7:45. 300, o:45. 1890, HIS a. M
l2:C0 noon. 1916. l:so. 2:15, 400. s;i5. 4;sa'
5;l5. 600. Gas. $50. Sis p. m
Parcels carried on all trains. Bascage checked.
xExpress. TO st. As3ph only. ITO Arlington
only. J. coLvIN. Superintendent:
G. z. ABBOT. Presiden. mJi-t
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STEAMBOATs.
STEAMBOATS.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Fortress Monroe.
= Norfolk, Newport News and all points south
- by the superb, powerful steel palace steam,
- ers Newport News" Norfolk and
= Warrington on the following schedule;
Lv washington.G:30 pm Lv. Portsmouth5:oo pm
Lv Alexandria.-7: 100 pm Lv. Norfolk. .-5;i9 pm
Ar. Ft. Monroe 700 am Lv. Ft Monroe GAS pm
Ar. NorfolE 500 am Ar Alexandria. go am
Ar. Portsmouth.s:l5 am Ar. Washington I ;oo AN
Tickets on sale at sl7 Penn ave, b. ano
= o. ticket office. 6le Penn. ave-, and corner
= 18th st. aud n Y. ave-, C. & o. ticket Of
= fees. at 5l3 Penn ave. ard COO lith 81, /;
- s. A. L. Ticket Office, Ilsi N. Y. ave-, and
- on hoard steamers
= F1- For further information apply at gen
eral offices. 7th st. wharf, Wash. d. =.
= Phone 750
Do2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-NoRfHsAsr.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-7th st Sc. ine new, 2-story and
cellar, 1-roOm and bath; beautifully paper
ed; front and back yards; cement walks. and
finely finished interior; monthly payments il de-
sired; $500. II. r. HoWENSTEIN, 6l9 E St
NV. iyl-St-em
FOR SALE-A st. Sc, near Lincoln Park, g.
room frame, with large yards and frame sta
BILE: neat little home, cheap; SI,750. II. II. HOW
ENSTEIN, 6lo Z st. NV jy1-3t-em
FOR sALE-S50 cash; s25 monthly, including in
terest; in NV; neat, Groom and bath, bay
window, press brick; cars pass door; bargain
at $500 p W. WALKER s. son, 1oo6 St.
je29.3t-em
FOR sALE-A So, 500 house for $780, small cash
payments; must be seen to be appreciated.
No. 2i0 18th st. Sc. ie27-5t-em
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co eaasap9at' = 5aip s1'
Through the Grandest scenery OF
America. All Trains Vestibuled.
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated.
All Meals Served In Dining Cnrs.
Station SiAth and B Strecta.
Schedule in effect June Is, 1850.
:.

Schedule in effect June Is, 1850.
2:l5 ?. NJ DAILY-Cincinnati and st. Louis
Sueclal-Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman
Sieepers TO Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville. In
dianapolis and ST. Louis, withou: change- Pariof
Car Covington, Va, 10 Virginia Hot Springs
Parlor Cars Cincinnati TO Chicago
u:l0 r. NJ DAILY-F =. V fi:nited-solid
Train for CINCINNATI Pullman S'eepeTs to CineIn-
natl, Lexington. and Louisville. without change
Connection fer Hot Springs. Va, daily. Pullman
sleeping Car 10 Virginia Hot Springs, without
change, Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday. OBJ
seryation Car Hinton 10 Cincinnati Seepers Gin
cinnati 10 Chicago aid St Louis.
2l5 p NJ DAILY-For Gordonsyille, Char
lottesville, Slauuton daily. and for Riehmond.
daily, except Sunday. a.
Reservation aB5 uckrts al Chesapeake and ONO
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue: COO lith stsee,.
nssr + and al The station Telephone call. IIii
Tor Pennsy lyanil Railroad Cab Service
~ H. " FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
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Ericsson Line Excursions. .
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
BALTIMORE.


To Philadelphia (day boat every day Eek, "a
cept Sunday at 7:30 a. IN. .--..-----ss g ~ ~
10 Philadelphia might steamers) -------- % 10
TO Philadelphia and return BY rail - - ~
10 Cape May (from Philadelphia by ralD-- %
To Cape May and return (ten days. --.-- ~ ~
To Cape May and return (seasonl ..--. . -
To Atlantic Cit (from Philadelphia by raiD = %
To Atlantic City and return (ten days) - % %
To Atlantic City and return (season) ... S4-Oo W
10 Asbury Park. Ocean Grove, Long Branch; saw
10 Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. Long Branch
and return, season (from Philadelphia by
any - - ~
10 New York (from Philadelphia by RAID W W
10 New York and return ieevcn days. ..---- So'o
Night steamers Except Surdays) from wharf
Light and Pratt Streets at p. IN. Write Tor de-
seriptive pamphlet and fishing grounds at Better
ton. Tickets for sale at OFFICE ONLY. Also
tickets for Chester. Pa. Newcastle. Del, Albany;
Troy, Saratoga Springs. Newport, r. l.; ran
River. Boston. New Haven, Bridgeport Conn.
Portland Me-, and points north Tickets 70
Philadelphia on sale in Washington at b.
Q. Ticket Office. Pennsylvania Avenue and b.
o. depot.
CLARENCE sHRIvER, Agent. 204 Light St.
Baltimore, Nd
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FOR sALE-BusINEss PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Hotel on Pa. NV. near 1ith
ST. containing 81 rooms and stores: will be
sold cheap to close a syndicate; easy terms.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 512 st. NV. jy1-3t-em
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.
Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent Il word
for ench Insertion.

WANTED-RECRUITS-U. s MARINE CORPS
Able-bodied. unmarried men, between the ages
Of p and IS years, not less than feet inches,
nor over feet l inch in height. Not addicted
10 the Of liquor. and Of good moral character.
Must be native-born naturalized citizens of the
United States or declared intention Must be
able to read aad write The term of service is
for five years. three of which are supposed TO be
served on board ''sea-going'' ships of war, Civ
ing opportunity to visit all parts Of the world.
The pay is from S1S to S4I per month, according
TO rank and service. For further information ap-
ply to commanding officer Marine Barracks
Washington d. c. jy2-3mos
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WANTED-one or two TO sell real estate;
experience not necessary; men with large
acquaintance preferred. FULTON r. GORDON,
l206 G. ST iy2-3t
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WANTED-First-class walters for both city and
out of town. BASEMENT SIG E ST. 1t
WANTED-A careful reliable man as care taker
for furnished private house during summer;
$50 per month and room. BASEMENT GIG Z st.
II
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
for cnch insertion.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

81 600 CASH-Nicest and most successful cafe;
large field; full particulars. Address G. 62,
this office. 1t
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WALL PAPER

rOoNs PAPERED. sl,75 up; finest work; latest
designs HUNT. lol2 81. nv. le26-It
yOITTI. HAVE A GREAT time on your summer
Trim Of course. Hope you'll enjoy every
minute Of YOUR stay. Before you leave town see
us about papering the rooms. New. rich. stylish
rsner-yerv finest works. up. F. c. N0LTE.
sIo 9th St NO BRANCH. ie2S-u
ROOMS pspered, Sl.75 up; lest-elass painting at
bottom prices; all work guaranteed. RICH
ARD s RYNEX, corner 9th and sts ne.
ie6-lmo-em
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW RK-SoUTHAMPToN-L
CALLING, WEST BOUND, AT CEERDOURG.
Saiifng Wednesdays at 10 a. m.
st. Louis. ..... July st. Louis. August
New York. 49,. July u St. Paul. - August l6
st. Paul..........J July 10 New York August .
New York August St. Louis. August 30
RED STAR LINE.
NEW SoRK-ANTWERP-PARIS
Every Wednesday at II noon-
Kensngtcn. July Friesland. July 10
Noordlsnd July l2 Adria July 2j
these steamers carry only cabin and thirdcIass
passengers, at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers Il and 10, n. R.-ofhce IS Broadway. n. Y.
Philadelphia Office. 3U5-3o7 Walnut St
WASHINGTON oFF1CE-I305 ST. n. W.
Or W. C. MOSS. Agent. 92l Pa Ave
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT-3020 1ith st. NV, rooms, perfect
condition; only so. W. P. METCALF, 1ilC
G. ST. iy2-6t
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FOR HENT-oFFICEs

FOR RENT-5I0 ST. NV. office room. on Ist
floor; near Court House and departments;
cool; $40 ABRAHAM FISHER. 5l2 T. st. NV.
jyl-St-em
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FOR saLE-BusrNEss PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR SALE-LoTS.
FOR SALE-Few more cheap lots, % by 40 4.
at Deanewood, ne. extension OF II ST. car
line Sc fare 10 any part of the city; small week
~ or monthly payments; no interest; taxes;
$50 and $500 per lot; free transportation for
inspection will be given by applying TO +.
C. CLATTS, 6l2 St, Room s. iy2-7t
MAKE MONEY WITHOUT RISK-A small invest
rent in the wheat market by our Dollars
and Sense system will insure you a handsome
monthly income; we have never made loss;
money may be Withdrawn demand; gilt edge
references; write at tor particulars. COM
BINATIoN INVESTMENT CO., Rislto Bldg, Chi
cago. II
FOR SALE-only few left, beautiful lots;
5Qxl25; west OF Chevy Chase. adjoining Gen
efai Drums property, on Rockville Pike. Apply
FRANK STORY. Tenlcytown and Glen Echo
Junction. jyl-3t-em
FOR SALE-Two magnificent building lots, just
north Of the college. In lexington, on Sd st.
q great bargain. DANIEL ARMAT. HOS st.
ie39-3t
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wANTED-Thrre women in our order department
liberal pay Address b. "a. this Office. 1t
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wANTED-A good looking young lady for SOU
brctte work; must be good singer, dancer,
dresser. and wen formed for vaudeville. Address
S. 3. this Office. II
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WANTED Servant for general housework, white
or colorcd; references; stay nights. Call at
1913 18th st. NV. L2-2t
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FOR nENT-sronE AND CELLAR.

FOR RENT-Large store and cellar: 3oeo lsth
St; only ss7.52 per month W. P. NET
CALF, lIlo 81. ms25-dem
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WANTED-Thorouehiy experienced collar and cuff
ironer: no Others need apply; good wages
TO right person. FRAZEE's LAUNDRY, 12lt d
81 nv II
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FOUND.

CANE TO MY PREMISES, opposite Riggs MlI,
on the Riggs Road Prince George county,
Nd, a dark. iroIg+ey horse; prove property
and pay expenses and take him away. JOHN
FoRNEY. in care A. f. L. Keese. je30-St- EN-
FoUND-Ice cream. pure and delicious. zoe per
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ n. Y.
ave NV. Phone POSI-. je2T-tf
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FOR RENT-RooIS.

FOR RENT-One pleasant furnished room; second
floor. closet, heat, gas, bath. same floor, hot
and cold water; suitable for or two gentle
men; with board, for one. SIS; also three pleas
ant, unfurnished rooms, third floor, large closets;
all modern conveniences, with board for two, so;
finest location on Capitol Hill; one square from
electric cars and new Library. 103 Cd st. ne.
iy2-3t
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FOR nENT-uNFuRN1sAEp ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms: suitable for
light housekeeping; rent low. 1884 Corcoran
ST iv2st