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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
YES OR NO.
Augusta People are Respectfully Asked 10 Ans.
wer These Questions.

Is there anything in the evidence of
ones senses? .r..s.
Is there anything in the testimony of
ones friends? ...-.
Can reliance he placed upon state
ments from people we know?
Are the opinions of local citizens Of
any greater moment than those of
strangers? $50 +aa
Would you sooner believe people liv-
ing in some far-away place than citi-
zens of your own city?
We think not! for home proof can
easily be Investigated.
Mr.. j. NJ. Mower, driver of the Au-
gusta House carriage, says: IF a
man sets out to do the greatest wrong
to the greatest number of people, /
don't see how he could do it more eff
fectually than to keep them from the
miraculous value Of Doan's Kidney
Pills. l don't believe this remedy will
grow new kidneys. but it will SO build
up and strengthen those organs. you
would be led to believe they were new.
| do not speak from my own experience
alone. but that of many others whom I
know have derived the most astonish-
ing benefit from the use Of this re
markable remedy. I have and always
will gladly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. | bought them at c. X. Part
ridges Old Reliable drug store. oppo-
site the pOstoffice.''
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale ny
all dealers. Price so cents. Mailed by
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N r..
sole agents for the United States. Re-
member the name--Doan's-a take
no substitute.
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the mouon. m01lne0 s0 ~ g NSiix0
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tuIlnel cva1 IA. IL ..,,stsa IL insiaf ,af}dSn
WeIS sRec.mcy sxs ~ Vhe asnste s1nsrYd.
tnelr Gis.Sr sC ~. ~ eaiarie. IN eni,Talsers
men1 incIs ns1t,aao,,nnsa RoItimnre and
~ DOstoH. Th"aue'p'"'
ENGAGE ~ uo,.e met NJ q O'Clock. not.
.W.h ~ sr ne aranchinS rain outside
wlthstanoing tne orenSnm1 ~ r. the al.
eIGat crowus nau I'LL -. lins3rC scenes fhe
.seriss ~ ixns5,a liz, tIirsn1rats6 and a
TAI W. DEisaiH aas,,tnrs were in
!1Ife maJOix =" orSths i,ia confer
tnclr seass: - no rsoIv nother recess
enc Iepvs.s .m ~ ~
was taken untn go a.. =. - convened n ron.
Wnen Lne nous1 at ~. Iii 10 coIiifv me
IeIenoe Fepoa u1oH .Ia was adcnted.
crlnina! Jaws ~ .,s.,n rsn"se amninves
nesOiueiQns - ss ii cns,.ioneS anne GOOD
extIa com III e r,h,ch cnisninated dnally
natuEEu 1euasc 49, M s.,ne~ Crnovrnnr
~ anSIp SHS = mi tha ire dis
ana LaiDert, ne ..;aas rc;r,Iiv cooled AMI
M.ysu w Dy ~ a. vith ass,.ra meas ~ dis.
tno lnc rs t S.uySH sinr nv, hnfh sides
tln9uasne1 cUHsua u uo. .gair racesse,1
Az SU NJ. the H""Se "s"''
unlii ~ ciocn. made nm rho confer
SLOW pIn4scss, NJ : ,r..,.so, - Snis,mrhia
ence reports. Ine Dissr LII. , % ~ cnm,
approDrfauon Dill vas S s ,,,,.nrsria .ioc h;il
terence1 Tne nsarance rrhe naval con.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04

Washington. March ss4.-AS 1 S'Qoch
Morgan offered a joint resolution which
he believed would determine the pend
ing controversy over-the irrigation pro-
position. The resolution provided that
all public lands ciassed as arid or semi
arid in the several states, be granted
to the states in which the lands are and
the net proceeds Of those lands when
sold or leased be applied by the states
to the purposes of irrigation.
Tillman objected to the consideration
OF the resolution. He announced that
he did not propose to allow another
thing to be done 30 long ~ he cOuld OBJ
ject until the pending report on the
river and harbor bin was DISPOSED Of.
At ITO A. NJ. Warren: who had re-
stunned his speech. yielded TO Pettigrew,
who spoke in favor sof the irrigation
At l.33 A. NJ. Mantle interrupted
Warren. who had again resumed. and'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
GIGANTIC WOOL COMBINE.
Almost Entire Industry 10 Be Consolidated
With $4,000. 900 Capital.

New York March 3.-The Press. to-
morrow, will say: The first step in
the actual amalgamation of the entire
wooden industry of this country, was
taken, yesterday. when the manufact-
urers of worstedS agreed to combin,
their interests and formed the Ameri-
can Wooden Co. with a capital stock
of $50. 000,0 900. Other combinations in
the various divisions of the industry
are under way and will soon be con-
summated. OF the $50. 200 900 capital OF
the American Wooden Co. $1O.000, 900 in
cash. which will represent its working
capital. was subscribed in this city in
less than 10 minutes. The remaining
$40, 900. 900 will be divided into $50. OOOsOO0
preferred and $2O.000.0O0 of common
stock This $40, 0OO, 900 will represent
the value of the properties which have
pooled their interests. Not dollar OF
it is or will be water.
The companies comprising the COM
bination are:
The Washington Co.. Lawrence
Mass; the Riverside. Worsted Co,
Providence. all of Charles Fletchers
mills, which are in Providence; the
Oswego Falls. the Blackstone and the
mills of James Phillips, Jr, Fitchburg.
Mass.
James Aver of Lowell. Mass. was
elected treasurer and A. ]. Juillard E.
Co. of this city. the selling agents of
the new company
The company contains the largest Of
the mill owners, yet several outside are
to be taken into the concern. Mr.. JUL
lard. last night, said:
The reason for the formation Of the
new corporation was the desire to de-
crease the cost of production of what
has become a necessity in the business.
One company can handle the business
of many when consolidated. There is
also in process of formation a combina-
ton of the makers of the finest mems
wear" l-t
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Bradslreet's Canadian Report

New York. March 3.-Bradstreet's. to-
morrow. will say: CANADIAN trade advices
exhibit irregularity. Montreal repor' S
ing up of the roads consequent on mild
weather. and for the same reason wooden
goods are in less urgent demand Jobbin..
small " "'iN
Toronto reports many buyers present IN
attend the opening of the spring season.
Prices are firm and Canadian cotton
goods are expected to advance Lumber
Is active. Jobbing trade at Victoria IS
fairly busy but Quitting is dun. Van
couver reports mineral developments ac-
i've N the Maritime provinces trade :
in New Brunswick -. :
Business failures this week number "
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WITH A RUSH.
Gigantic Strides Ahead by All
Lines Of Business.
And with Increase Comes More Wages
for the Laboring Man.
Factories Unable 10 Supply Demand for Iron
and Steel Products.

New York March 3.-R. G. Dun &
Cos. Weekly Review of Trade will say.
tomorrow: The business for the past
month was far the greatest ever known
in February. Clearing house exchanges
were about 81, 000, 000, 900, against 1885,,
553,S44, last year. and 54.2 per cent.
larger than in 1892. Moreover there has
been. during the past week. gain in
advance in wages on immediate pros
pect. Iron works at Pittsburg and in
the valleys set the pace. and the great
tin plate combination with many estab-
Iishments have followed.
The Fall River cotton mills agreed,
Monday, to an advance of IL per cent.
to take effect. April l. and New Bed
ford and Taunton mills have followed.
with the Amoskeag of Manchester hav-
ing 10000 hands and the Pacific of
Lawrence, having 5000. and many other
textile works. Coal operators in West
Virginia and some other states have
taken the same course.
AT most points the advance of 10 per
cent. or more was entirely voluntary.
1t has averaged 5 to 10 per cent. in tin
plate works and about 10 per cent. in
other cases, and as it affects much
over 10000 hands. it will add greatly
to the purchasing power of the wage
earners
In prices the striking feature has
been the rapid advance in iron and
steel products. resulting from de-
mand greater than the works OF the
country can supply. All works of i'm
portance have been crowded with or
| ders running to July l or later.
| Holders of wheat have been looking
| for the report of the agricultural de-
partment regarding stocks held by
| farmers. March !, but commercial re-
ports indicate that such stocks are the
| largest ever held at this date. They
have to support them the Western re-
| ceipts from farms which have been
| larger than for the past years in Feb
ruary. for four weeks 1851 900 bushels
against 10O04.6 600 bushels. last year.
| while Atlantic exports have been for
four weeks. 12.S29. 756, against 9,S7S ,636,
last year.
The Pacific exports have been Cos. 1876
bushels for the week against GA, 1893. last
year. and from other ports. 49,, S29
bushels have been shipped during the
past week The price has yielded ~
cents for the week, although corn has
advanced " cent for spot. the receipts
having fallen.
There have been strong increases in
the demand for cotton goods resulting
In further advance in the prices for
some. while in wooden goods a slight
advance appears notwithstanding a
decline in the prices Of wool during
February.
The boot and shoe shipments from
the East have been only 2S7,879 cases.
in February. against 337. 2S4 in the same
weeks of last year.
Failures for the week have been In
the United States. 1856. against 25l, last
year, and Al in Canada, against SO, last
year
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THEIR EYes Aae .oses.
easlaad watching easet 4 on 0cesissey .
Hawaii o. 1hsls yrate.

London, March SIN the House OF
Commons. today. the parliamentary Sec
rotary of the foreign Office. Rt. Hon.
VIM. st. John Broderick. replying to
question relative to British trade In
Hawaii. said the British Ambassador
at Washington. Sir Julian Pauncefote.
had made representations to the gov
eminent of the United States calling
attention to the effect upon British
trade Of the application of the United
States navigation laws to Hawaii and
other newly acquired possessions OF the
United States. - g.
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sAaaows TURNED boW1.
Vet Being Trained Librarian nis neniaelasa
Is Unlavssably 6spssied.

Washington, March s.-The nominal
ton of Samuel ]. BarrOws to be libra
i.ian of Congress has been reported un-
favorably by the Senate committee on
library.
Five New England senators. tnts
Afternoon. Joined in telegram to the
President advising that the nomination
If Representative BarrOws as librarian
II Congress be withdrawn. as his not
being "a trained librarian maze as
confirmation improbable. -a =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
IT IS UNANIMOUS.
Wages are Being Advanced
All Along the Line.
Nearly All the Cotton Mills Of New
England Have Joined,
AM tAessands Of Men, Women and Children
Are Made HAPPY.

Boston, March 3.-Advices received.
today. from several mill centers in New
England, make It apparent that the ac-
ton of the Fail River manufacturers in
votine to restore the schedule of wages
paid In the cotton mills in 1897. has be-
come general.
Following the action OF the Fall
River mills the mills in New BerfOrd.
Rhode Island towns and other manu-
featuring centers Of Southern New
Ensland. the seven corporations of Lo-
well. the Amoskeag. Stark and Amory
mills OF Manchester. and others have
decided to advance wages on April j.
The Chicopee mills. Farnumsville Co..
and others alrendy have made similar
announcements.
While up to. today Maine manufac-
turers had not made any announce
mehts, It Ia understood that some OF
them have. the wage question under
confederation.
Thus far cotton mills employing
about $1,000 hands have decided TO re-
store the sthedtile of 1897.
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4 voluHrAAY INCREASE.
Aiiaaile nils d lawteaes Notify eap'syes
n Increase Tor March e..

Lawrence, Mass. March 3.-Notices
were posted in the Atlantic mills, this
morning, to the effect that in increase
OF wages would go into effect, March a.
II IA not known what the rate OF in
crease will be. The Atlantic mills
tnariiiufacture cotton goods exclusively
and was one of the corporations which
enforced the 10 per cent. cutdown OF a
wear ago. The Atlantic is one of the
largest mills in this city and employs
1900 hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
Tmaee WEEKS OVERDUE.
essre1 t6aA vchssnsfs David P. 0av's and
Chasles {. 1aich Are Lost.

Boston, March 3.--No tidings have yet
been received from the overdue schooners
David p. Davis and Charles p. Baich
sasIed from Roothbay. Me. Feb. 8, for
WASHINGTON. d. c., while the Charles e.
Balch, in command Of Capt. Croker. left
Portland. FEB. I, also for Washington.
Roth Vesseis are heavily loaded with ice.
which Il not considered the best cargo In
heavy weather. The crews Of the two
schooners will number about u men.
The owners, however. still hope to heir
frem their vessels. which they believe
were blown OF the coast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
5000 10 20, 900 HANDS
A ls,sejl AZ ptsased II Metiees u hestefa'
tioa Of Wages.

Lowell, Mass. March 3.-The thous-
andA of cotton mill operatives Of this
city. this noon. received q most well
cotIAe announcement from their en-
pio5ts when was posted on the gates
Of the severn big cotton mills. the fol
lowirik self-explanatOry statement:
IAN. advance in wages generally re-
Storinf the reduction Of January. 1895
will tdke eftecf on April 3"
The Lowell mills employ from l5,"O1
10 10000 hands -'-t
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s,a.h.r Tenders and Loom Fixers Accept.

Fan River March 3:.The. SlasheT
Tenders' and the Loom Fixers Unions,
tonight, accepted the report of the Tex
lie. Council delegates on the, conference
with the manufacturers board looking to
the restoration Of the, old wage rate, april
r1ent of committees. to jointly meet the
manufacturers committee pointing to the
adoption OF the proposed sliding wa as
hept, classified by the different labor or
ga nizations. 1t Is set forth by the labo:
leaders that the present basis Of reckon
ing markins is unfair and should not hs-
uI:e in the proposed sliding scale.
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Ms psearsss chsshed.

II think y great deal of Hoods Sar-
saparilia. ! have taken it for indiges-
tioa and nervousness and have recon-
manded 1t to others. was recently
troubled with rheumatism but I began
taking Hoods which soon checked it's
progress and cured 1t" Joseph Fisher,
y Loomis ST.. Montpelier, Vermont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
w.se, Increased 10 Per Cent.

Toronto. March 3,-The employees IN
all OF the factories of the Massey Har-
ris Co., manufacturers of agricultural
machinery. have been informed that
the wages will he increased 10 per cent
the increase to at once begin The COM
nany EMPLOYS 1000 men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
IN. eerksh,rs aiIl. Follow Suit.

Adams, Mass, March 3.-The Berkshire
Cotton Manufacturing Co. posted notices
wakes. 10 take effect April 3. The increase
viii amount 70 about ~ per cent, The
Berkshire mills are among the largest
cotton mills in the world and VIM Vs.
P1,lnkrtt Is treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
tk.ss tih.u.aa4 People a. x..hu. Rejoice.

Nashua. n. H.. March Sit was an
nounced here, today, that the cotton
riiAs OF the Nashua and jackson Com
paf1ies will restore wages on April 3.
These mills employ over 5000 hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
TABLETS. n
Io:25;5o:p,;Sssssi.,..|

noted the absence Of quorum. A cali
Of the roll developed the presence lof
62 senators.
Mantle then renewed his motion to
recommit the report to the conferees
but II was derisively defeated.
The Senate at O'Clock recommitted
the river and harbOr bill 70 the foh-
ference committee. ,.... b.
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! Washington. March a-The President
has signed bills passed by Coukress as
ollows: Authorizing Admiral GearidSe
md other officers Of the VniteA states
oy the Russian Goyernmettf: the naval
personnel bills: also bills authorizing the
construction of public buildings ct Nor
wich, CT, and Newport. VI. So.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
TINS MORNINGS BULLETINS.

washington March 1.-THE House
agreed 10 q second report on the siindry
tiyt1 hill The Pacific cane amendment
IL still open. the House refusing To con-
cur in II.
The House passed the army apprOpria-
don hill with all the Senate amendments
and The bill now goes TO The President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04

New London, March 3.-Schooner ].
J. Moore. Chadwick. sailed from Port
land, Me-. Feb. 3, the day before the
blizzard. bound for Cape Charles City.
and has not since been heard from.
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IN rME SENATE.


w dSulHB koI, sudiSu
confusion. heavy strain and hard work
have characterized this. the last legis-
lative day Of the 55th Congress in the
Senate. At times the confusion was 80
great in this usually staid and decorous
body. as to render the transaction of
business almost impossible. Business
that ordinarily would have the undi-
vided attention of every senator on the
floor was transacted amid so much
roise that it was next to impossible to
follow the proceedings.
Toward midnight order was being
evolved from the seeming chaos Of the
early half of the day and evening and
the prospect was fair that Congress
would adjourn, at noon tomorrow. with
its absolutely necessary work COM
pleted.
When the Senate convened, at II
O'Clock this morning. it faced the task
of considering two of the great appro-
priation bills--those of the army and
for the supplying the general deficien-
cies. The former carries appropriations
exceeding $4,000. 900 and the latter
about $50. 000.0 600. With a determination
to complete the appropriation bills. the
Senate Immediately began. at II o'clock
in the morning. to consider these meas
ures. and. at 8 o'clock tonight, the
army bill was passed. the deficiency
bill having been passed nearly three
hours before.
A conference report on the Alaska
criminal code bill was presented and
agreed to.
A partia, report on tho snrdrv civil,
Augmentation hin was ayroed to hut M.
,ha ~ h,,;... W ~. .Ae
secmrn an asra.nnent ~. NO Maws;;am
cah,a nronos;t;n,, ora.taa ,'oa.aa
discussion in the cour.s ~ s,n;,,,
sne.ter ReeN u,.s .u,,aad 20 -, ,,n..,
,iimentarv tern,s "- ''''
The Toledo Exnos;,,or hin rv;.,~
an anronria,;on or econ ooo ,,as ,,..sos
without debate '' "' ''"' A's'
When the r;yar ana h.rhr, ,-on
snce r,nor, ,ya. ,ra.o..a.s 49,.
debate ,,non W., raoass,a,, -, ~.
,.onfarae. fro,, ,hs ca.o.a ..,..'.
proyi,inp for reservosr. ~ ;rr;..a.a Ill,
lands ~ ,ha haoa,.a.s.. 80 s .S r a..u
so,,ri r,var wos n,ao;.,..a.s VIZ WIS
v,ca,as ~ w., .,.,,,op..;as. ''e ""-
An effort Voc raaa -, ro,.
hin IN mo conrarsas -. =. Inn. me
an in,,,,ss;onaa s,,aas. "'eu "I.er
Frva whn s,,h,,,,.a,, ~. oa'o@
1, 10 tho aahato ..as 81" =. .epor. AT
49, s'',' ''' p'"sfesS.
When the Senate convened +, ~. loo.
legislative session. more than Tho usno,
number of senator's vare IN ~, g.,
Merning business was suspenda.a rrac'
tically and the Senate procaaaad I'm
metliately to husiness ,ookino -, ~, "a
tournament.
The following hills moro n.ssed. ~
incorporate tho Na,ionaI wh;ta |,ro..
OF America and for, othe, nur,,o.es. 20
the relief Of Recknaral a 20 an,srd-
ins the internal revenma law. ra,o,tns
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llex,eaa ExlsadllIea I.saty Railas1.

Washington. March 3-The Senate has
ratified the extrAdtti0f treaty VITA 1tx-
cases, that otherwise might not have been
punishable because Of the lapse OF the
Did treaty. - y, = =
The Senate. today; ratified the aEfAe-
ment for amendments to the treaty TOR
the international protection Of Industrial
property.
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as compared with q year ago. Cana
dian bank clearings for the week aggre-
gate Sc. $4,000 IA per cent. larger than
last week, and 30 per cent larger than
this week, a year ago.
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, STARK aal Asssy Mills ,s,a Procession.

Boston. March ,3.-The Stark and
Amory cotton mills Of Manchester. n.
H, will restore the old wage schedule
on April 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04

No other remedy is half as quick in re-
lievsng pain. soreness, Inflammation OF
weakness as the famous Hop Piasters
you'll say 80 after using. Reliable med.
cine dealers sell them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04

HOODS PILLS are non-irritating
and the only eathartic TO take with
Hoods Sarsapari!a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04

Rev. f. c. Hall, pastor Of the Christian
church at MilbridYe. mas received call
from the church in kittcry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04

Warrington. march as-TAe UAited
States govsrnmeAt hAs prof MA IT,
use Of q United States W1fs11p - eoh-
Continued On pa1e ~
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n. cAsass b Pressat e.spsallals, 1usa1sy.

London. March 1-lkr. JosepA -.
Choate. the United 0tat1s aush9s661hr.
will present his credentials sto' TIE
Queen at Windsor Casele. uext 9nes-
day.. s sa
The times., 1899-04-07
FOR sAIE-sUHURBAN.

FOR SALE-Larsc building lots At Ballstou, on
the electric line between Washington and
Falls Church. for So cash; balance 81 per week; (;
price. 800 each. time, or 500 cash; no taxes
or interest charged during purchase OF lot; Balls
ton is > miles west OF Washington, near Arling-
ton and new county court house. and y reached
on 4 scent fare; now is the time TO buy con
vcnient home for less than Is cents a day: 1lsa
acreage property for sale. suburban home TO rent;
odfashoned house and acres for sale cheap.
Call Tor list OF property and particulars JAMES
f. CLEMENTS, 1921 F 81. NV, Washington, ID. G.
The times., 1899-04-07
FOR REaT-FARMS.

WANTED Married man to take small farm on
shares at once, located ON Potomac; two hours
from city: wharf on place; team, COW, impe-
ments, etc, iurnshed i-room house; new barn;
% acres in wheat; 10 acres in meadow good
chance for working man. Apply DISTRICT STOR-
AGE CO., 3l5 9Th st. NV apI-3t
FOR RENT-onc of the best farms in Alexandria
Co., Va; ID miles from Washington; con-
tains 100 acres; brick dwelling: rooms; large
stone dairy, and all necessary outhui ldings; well
watered. Apply premises address J. Z.
SICKEl.S, St Elmo, Alexandria Co, Va. apj-It
The times., 1899-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING Co. 1I34 9Th st.
NV; any ordinary clock cleaned SOC: salts
faction guaranteed; send postal; will call for
and deliver free to any part of District.
ap6-lmo
The times., 1899-04-07

FOR SALE-Brick house, 3 stories and basement
renting for ZIG per month; sl,s0O cash. Ad
dress X. d. D., this office. api-3t-em
The times., 1899-04-07

NANTED-By colored woman, place cook or
chambermaid, place in private family. ISIS
Niltburg 81. NY. It
The times., 1899-04-07
RAILROADS.
Washington & Great Falls Electric
Railway Co.

Cars will leave Georgetown Union statfoal
every 20 minutes firm $50 to SEQ a. IT.. and
3 from q. m TO IL p. m. Returning. leave Cabin
John Bridge every so minutes from $50 to $50
i. m, and from 8. M to Il p. m. or oftener
as traffic demands
p. Fl. FOWLER. Superintendent.
The times., 1899-04-07

WANTED Suits to make frcm 81 50 up: slti.iac.
tion guaranteed; best references DRESS
MAKER, 635 Mass. ave. NV. ap7.st
The times., 1899-04-07
FOR RENT-sTOREs.

FOR RENT-Large store and cellar. 1920 18th
ST.; only s27.52 per month. W. 7. MET
CALF, l4l0 C st. ma25'ttem
The times., 1899-04-07

wANTED-GoOd barber at once. sos 5th st. NV.
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