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Evening journal., 1900-07-28
Testers Testamcntary Granted

Letters testamentary on the estate Of
EvaleIa C. Chaliant were granted to-
day TO Bertha NJ. Challant and on the
estate OF William McAnally to Mary J.
Kennedy.
Evening journal., 1900-07-28
Weoycrs Arc sun out

There is no change in the labor tou-
Bile at the Delaware Cotton Mill. Il was
reported that the trouble would be ad-
iusted to-day as it was pay day but the
situation remains The same.
Evening journal., 1900-07-28
Nm Rcccines a pcnsion

Charles IA. Nichols. Of Christiana. has
been granted a pension OF SO per mon$h.
by the pension bureau at Washington.
ID. q.
Evening journal., 1900-07-28

fair today and tomorrow. with mod
crate temperature; light to fresh
northerly winds.
Sunrise. f:54; sunset, 7:lS; length
Of day. l4h.. 2im.; moon rises, Z n. NJ,
moon sets. 8.07 p. IA.
Evening journal., 1900-07-28
Permits for The Week

During the week ending to-day
Building Inspector John J. Cassidy is
sued permits amounting TO $19,2l9.
Evening journal., 1900-07-28
nIonkcy Invitation

Men originate. and so do the Eagles.
They first selected August IL on which
date they go to Atlantic City, via
B. & o
Evening journal., 1900-07-28
NTeetinn of Countv Committee

In the Young Mems Republican
Clubs rooms this afternoon a meeting
Of the County Committee is being held-
Evening journal., 1900-07-28
schooner Load OF Wood Arrives

Loaded with cord wood the three
masiod schooner Hattie Il. Giles was
towed into the Christiana river this
morning.
Evening journal., 1900-07-28
IN. NnndercrirI Recorerlng

Lewis c. Vandegrifts condition is
improved to-day. lie rested well last
night. Aan
Evening journal., 1900-07-28
The 1yenthcr nna No AImnnnc.

The disturbance noted on yesterday
map of the Carolina coast
Evening journal., 1900-07-28

SATURDAY. july %. 1000
The evening times., 1900-02-06
FOUND

FOUND Bunch Of Ls,s. can al COIDEN'S
OYSTER HC-SE cor 9TH and ID NV fej-3J
FOUND-Icc cream. pure and delicious. zoe per
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO, co. NY
ave. NV. Phone 2lsl. je57-l
The evening times., 1900-02-06

Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.
sche1Ele in eaect2Dscember "a. 1892

RAILROAD
scheeI1e in effect December "a, 1899.
Leave Washington fron station corner OF New
Jersey Avenue and Street.
For Chicago and Northvesi Yestibuled Limited
trains lO-SS m, sos 3. M, daily.
IOF 1iHcinn2tIi St. Louis, and Indianapolis.
EApress. lO;55 m Eestibuied Limited $40 p
Hl,, express l2.05 night. daily.
For Pitts5uTg and Cleveland, 1875 a. m. and
500 ard II -55 p. m, daily
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit 1906 night.
r. tOr > W Winchester aud way stations, 's:S5 a m
Eor Luray $40 p. m daily.
sOr beitiinore. week days. N2.S5. J-o), 5:6p.
X 100, X3.I0, 1850, s.85, 1850. xie.oO d. M.
xI2,05 n. I3:l5. xI:I5 x$.O0. xs.SO. x4:So. ass
K1:O5. X5:lO, x5-50 xG-20. G.38. Ks 90 xl0-9J
-lI.S1 Kll-S5 p m Ssadays. x2,S5. X .Oj.
As-D' sd Ny;O a. n-s xlZ-O5. 100. l-lJ.
xS:OO, 4;55. X5:05. x5-lt, 6.3D. xS.O0. vl0-OJ.
XII 30. All -s5 p.
For Annapolis. 7.lO and s-s5 a. m. I2.I5 and
$50 p m Sundays. $50 a. m. 4-35 p m.
so, 3;s9 r. m SUNDAYS, 9:h0 a. m. l.I5 q, 20
Tor HageTStoWn, 'I0-35 A. and -j.5l p. m
F"F b9yd and way points, week dsTs, $3.50
a m 30 5;SO, s9O5 p m Surd1ys, 500 ui-,
For Gsithersburg and way points. week days.
s.S5 g m, ESQ 500. 4.35 8.38 $50. 7.05
lO-l5 p. m.
For Washington junction and way points.
week days. o:53 a. m, 4-50, $50 D. m. Sundays.
300 a. Il, lis p m
Royal Biuc Line.
All trains illuminated with PintsCh light
For Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York Bo-soa
rnd the East. week days. .U5 Dinerl $50
buffet. l0:o0 (DiucrJ a. M, I2.05 fDincD
l:l5 tDineD, 300 Royal Limited ~
clusively Pullman Train. Dining Car. SOS
Dining Carr, 500. l:3o, and 2.35 night. (S.eep
ing Car open al 1000 o'cock). sundays 7:05
9-G9 q. n, 1905 noon. u rs Dining Cars. 300
300 Dining Cars, 500. II 30. and 2.35 night
tSieeping Car opcn 1890 o'clock.
Parlor Cars IN all dar trains
FOR Atlantic City 1000 m. 1905 neon. and
i;l5 and 800 p m week days. I2,55 noon sun
days.
For Cape May. week dsyr. l2-05 and lis D. NJ
Except Sunday. NExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from botcIs
and residences by Union Transfer Co on orders
left az ticket Offices. Cl9 PenuSylvania Aveuua
NV, New York Avenue and 18th Street ard az
Depot.
T. D. UNDERWOOD. D g. MARTIN.
2d y. p and Gen Nan Mgr Pass Traffic.
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Southern Ry.

toeAedl-c ia saeet January 10. lDO1l
a. G--ls A1-'e ahl le4he feAl's ''4i'i- ~
e,~-g- MI I'll - nm. 80
a-.sr ID. 1t--' -
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S-7.-.-0 - f,..fi,---- 49, -. .l-.sft- -
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NJ o. W ,,-irg-s -,rf.f-y ,- r-I,,-il.-. ,r,I,
p.Tfr.-. So - ,+l.--- 80 - NJ.
~ 5a-rigr
1r-ssr a W-p4H, 1sesl fa- Cbr4Iatl-S..lrr
coune,tlug 10 CslyertJn Tor W8ueulGn-
4-C1 D. N Local fr- Front R0vzT So .l,f.~
ana Ws-ris5uhr-r daily rvrerf S5ufsr
s.sg p N-DaIv local Cor CfarIo.teyyiIf.
connects a. CsIvcrt5u for Warreutau
C.s5 p u-W-rk ulys NV YORK AND
FLORIDA LIMITED Finest train iu tIse world
Pullman Drsving-roolu Librs-. STATE Room and
Observation cars between Sew or6. Nasri1gt.rl.
t.,J - Arll--s.tIro via Is.l..rvfIfr AS. Dr5.,
in.r--1ar5 Slrep7rr Cars O. Aiken Alg-lst. zEi
PGrf Tsu-0a Dining Car s-r..ae-
g.5g T. =u4lTy NElE NUHk aND TT GRIOA
ENPRESS carries Pullman Bue-t SIeefsas CO
Nev York and Washington 10 Jzcksou. NE
connecting tbyre WITH Traviug Room sleep
ing ear far Port TsuDs y a1r7,stir. sr5
Miami and 10 Arc-lstg va CoIurlbis u7tb r.u-
-.---t,,, for Aiken Tf-,rtgf .,.rb W..rs-.-... -
Is.kl,py.iIle Dirinv or se-,ir.
$50 ?. M-DaiIy. E-WASHINGToV AND CHAT
TANOOGA LIMITED" via LvnChb1ug with
though Sisepers nom New YorE nd Wssbiurto1
10 NcrlpI,is al Ne,g OrI-sbs tb-ls,eL T}-7st.i
Through coacu Washington Ia Ncu1r-SiS f,7-Io-
and Observation tsr between Rsdf9rd Va ,nd
Alfalfa. Ala. Dining Car service.
I0.45 2. M.-Dsiiv. WASHINGTON Avn
SotTttW E~rERN LIMITED. ccu.uosed sf pail
rnau vcstibuIcj SIeepars Dining o.
and Dav Crschcs Pullman S.ecprrz Ne,,-
York 10 Nashville. Tenn. via AsIetiUc Knox-
Vile, and CEsttsuooga; New York 20 Mr1anhfs
via Birmingham; New YORK % New Orleans, va
Arlsurs and NarfgorIrrv Observation -ieepiur.
Car New YORK and Washington 10 Macon,
"a via ar1arfI. Pullman Library. srd Ohser-
,5ti,n C,r between Neu- V8rL and ws,.-
i-,,tor and Atlanta Connects AZ High p9ist \
a. ,,,.eiz Fa,. y.itl train E1r PineiurSf \ 4
ryf-. prs.riry-raor1 SIecpiuE Car between Na,.
~ W-,sfiu.rror. and Nsyy oriesn~ ever. T-@.-
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

BURGESS h. CLADMON ct al vs.. MATTE r.
SLATER et al. Equity No. 2OS20.
BY virtue of authority contained in the decree
OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of Colum-
bia bearing date the I'd day OF February 1900
the undersigned, trustees, will offer for sale,
at public auction, in front of the premises al the
hour Of 3 O'CLOCK P. NJ. on WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY n. 1900. the following premises, sit
uate in the City OF Washington and District Of
Columbia being known and designated as Lot
No siXty-eighr (6S), Square l22S. Of the CITY Of
Washington, said premises being numbered I0lS
on Thirty-fourth Street northwest Of said citv
Terms OF salc-One-thir6 Of the purchase money
to be paid in c1sl. and the balance in equal in
stallments of one and two years after date OF
sale the said instalmehts 10 be secured by a deed
Of trust upon the property sold. with interest
upon the deferred payments at the rate OF 8
per cent per annuHl. from the date OF sale until
paid. al cash. at the option OF the purchaser
This sale made for the purpose of partitionine
the proceeds smong ths parties in interest rs
tcnants in common.
JoSEFHsJ DARLINGTON, Trustee
f. s D9TGhASS, Trustee
feg-d&ds.em
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wANTED-BICYCLES

wANTED-BICYCLE
BEFORE you sell youT bicycle secure our cash
offer, CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10th st. NV.
tel-5t
WE WANT 200 second hand bicycles for cash
HUSTLER B3CYCLE REPAIR CO, Az and
Ne. ave. ETI jsS-smos
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN. Auctioneer, 9l3 F st, NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING, NO. 1925 CIiAMPLAIN AVE
n ".
BY virtue Of a certain decd Of trust duly re-
corded in Iiber 22s6. Folio 307. ct seq. one Of
the land records OF The District Of Columbia and
az the request Of the party secured thereby. we
will sell al public auction in front Of the prem
iscs on Tt ES3AY. FEBRUARY 9TH. 1900 at half
past four o'clock m, The following described
real estate, situa'' "a the County OF Washington
d. c.. the south 20 feet front on Champlaiu ave
by full depth Il IJt , in block H. in Hall and
Elvans subdiyis.ou OF land row known as Meridian
Hill. improved n above.
Terms Of sale-sold subject 30 a prior deed Of
tuBt for $3.50 balance cash. 4 deposit Of SlO0 re-
quired at time Of sale. COnveyancing, recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost
ARCHIBALD HOPKINS
Trustee.
FRANK T. EVANS.
Trustee.
ja26-eod&ds, EN- I405 + St
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HELP wAxTED-MALE.

! Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent IA word
| TO- ecch insertion.
The evening times., 1900-02-06

WANTED -At once hrst-cldsS cook. good bread
maker 1882 Mas. ave. NV. Item
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ron sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE Extraordinary bargains; large assort-
ment high grade bicycles; some only slightly
used from s. up. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 74O 10th
st. fe4.3t
BICYCLE repairing. ave DO all kinds; also buy,
sell, rent, and exchange bicycles; tires, Good
rich, 50; Hartford. So iEsts 81. 25; good seconds
$50. LABoFISH, Bicycle Maehinist, IL 9th St
hW ia23-Imo. en-
The evening times., 1900-02-06

HIGHEST psice paid f6F second hand bicrcIes:
sso taken On storage. 42l 9Th St. NV
se@~tlien
The evening times., 1900-02-06

FOR RENT Office room with heat. gas. hot and
Culd ETrcr Apply 20 ROOM {. lOI0 r 81.
NV. fe6-Gt
The evening times., 1900-02-06
DIR. A. H. TAYLOR,

JNo - ~
Gold filling and bridge work q speciality. al
she lowest prices; 3malg3m 6iliug, Soc; faG sets
Of teeth on plates, -; extracting. either by gas
or local spray, absolutely painless 5oc; with
out 25c- al work done by experts and guar
sntced the best; open ou sunday, nom DO go 4
o'clocE IuL1l.ti-GTn
The evening times., 1900-02-06

WAITED Experienced hands ON pants. Cal
ls a. 81 NV Sd door Item
The evening times., 1900-02-06
Mrs. DR.. RENNER,
SPEC IAI.lST

ir Obstetrics Gold medal lWafd1d for tHe science
Of obstetrics from the University OF Munich Ia
vs-fa. Treats successfully NyCmca'S c-mplglti tiCHs
and Irregularities private s4uit4rim for ladies'
before AMI during confinement Iusaut- adopted
OfEce hours, . Go D. m. 6ip Pa. Ave. NV.
Washington D. C. selO-tf
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FOR HENr-nooMs.

NOh hA@N
FOR RENTING nice furnished rooms: comuiuni-
eating; tesu- rea-oniHe. IOt 2 i NV Il en-
FOR RENT Fur. room; heat and liza t. for lady
iu office: beard il desired go French II. NV.
FOR RENT Fur. 81 unfur. room with or with
out board; also sable board Apply i3i G.
Fl. NV. Item
FOR RENT-Furui>bcd front room; gentlemen;
p month. 932 nw. fe6st
FOR RENT Comfortable furnished back room ID
hoor' very reasonable ~ g nv. iet-3t
FOR RENT-Larg bright from roou- ID floor
reasonable. 700 u 81 Sc. te6-at
FOR RENT 227 Ist ST. NV, nicely furnished
rooms for I a. k; central te6-3t
9I3 X. l. AyE.-one handsome. 2dstory room:
rooms en- suite for light housekeeping; I hall
bedroom Sd floor; a. M. T. fe5-St en-
FOR RENT-Two communicating furnished ROOM
well heated. lighted. nee use Of bath; well
kept. private home. I22 i. NV; SIS. Item
FOR RENT-Elegant furnished downtown rooms
SLJO 10 81 week. oS1 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR RENT -222 81 ST. -: furnished or unfm.
nished rooms: partie, without small children
preferred. fej3t
FOR RENT Conn. ave. QIiB. next 10 the Graf
ton Hotel desirable furnished apartments;
suitable for physician; also Sd h0Or front. with
baths fe5-7t
FOR RENTING furnished or uniurnished rooms.
no. New Hampshire ave fej-3t
FOR REST -Nierly f,,spi-l-sd ad story iront
room. 500 9th nv. te5-5t
FOR RENT Furnished or untrnished, one large
front room; "a floor; heat and gas CSC q
ST. NV. fe5-5t
FOR RENT-Two furnished back rooms to set
lied lady, So 5Ja Mass- awe NV. ie5-5t
FOR RENT-12S 10th ST. NV. large furnished
rooms rent reasonable, fei3t
FOR RENT -Parlor with piano. for music lessons.
1902 X ST. NV. fei-3t
FOR RENT-One large front room; suitable man
and wiie or two gentlemen rs llth 81 nv.
Lel-ol
FOR RENT Handsome front room; heat. bath,
gas. 5i3 NJ st. NV feast
FOR RENT-Fuuisbed, for housekeeping part Of
,d and 81 floors; heat. gas a. m. l. ~ 1T
81 NV te4-&
FOR RENT Comfortable fur rooms in elegant
house, splendid location; heat, gas. and bath;
reasonable rates. 2I2 ~ ST. NV. tel-It.em
FOR RENT-Fur rooms, 81 per week TAY-
LOR'S HOTEL, 6i3 La ave-. IaSl-'t,em
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHE ROOMS.
d.
FOR PM Rooms. flr fsr IigIrf mouse keeping
- -'-',,-- 90 d, ~ NV '-o -, --''
FOR RENT-Four uuhIrui-ied rooms. newly paint
Cd and D.nered Tor D. K ng a rr
I,o-9L
FOR RENT-Tuea rooms and bath $50 Der
nlotnh, e2t llln st. ne. le2-.l
rpR RENT I'm. r.r,,. ,,r ., -,,u ,,rs,-.
nlsned room. tt3 \. A- ave. NV. ieo-5t
FOR RFNT-r,ry. p5rI,rs dirir, room and
fs,r.-. - NJ ~, - -, -.
anie' uHiutnsued. Addfes Bon 20, tnis o.
nee. leo-ol
FOR REM Large unfinished front room. heat
and light. suitable for doctor or dentist. 51l
y =. ave. NV. cor OF r. ieJ-2t
-, - - ----7 d n -
I'h KIM Hilllhi'iru. " t'niI-' ~ "'-'i' Do To-
X : furnace heat ga Ter co'hins1 SO ger
month. l0l' 10Th ST. NV it'-'t
,,-,, 49,. -r7 - ,.-[.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk L Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day IN tn year for Norfeis. NsW.
- port News. and all points south. hy trt
- superb, powerful steel palace steainers
- Newport News" Norfolk" anO Wash
- iugtOu. the following schc1uic-
Ly- Washing gJon.6.SO pm Lv PortsmouJh-5.00 pIa
LV Aexandria-.7.OO 90 pm Ly Norfolk. .-.- 5.tj Pm
Ar IT Monroe 100 am Ly. tJ Mynroet .G.Gj Tzh
AT Norfolk 500 Am AZ AlcxsEdria- .C.39 arn
Ar Portsrnouth.sl5 arm Ar Nashington ton--7-ee an
- Tickets On ssls Al sll Penn. ave. q. ana
- o. tiChct ufiCr, OLE Penn ave,, and e. ffar-
- 18th st. and n Y. ave, c. O. ticket a.
- ices. Ht 5l3 Penn. ave, and go l4th .
- g. A. L ticket ufhCr. 1f3i y \. ave, lf-
- On board steamers
- E1FUr further information apply a. gen
- eral oihces. 7th 81 wharf Wash D. g.
- Phone. go
nO2s-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Nan1gsL.
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- S[E- 3i7 9th ST., Gorilla. Ay
~ ssi5ss .sRun Washington. DC.
rz,yNpss ro5 rr,.lNArtos Ann n,,esoz,s

GERMAN SPECIALISTS IN charge 20 treat al
chronic diseases Of man and womsn. Cztarrh
Rheumatisn, Brain stomach. Heart. Kidney. Bad
der. Hem0r-hOids tPilesJ cured; vitFUty restored
PRIVATE DISEASES structure Impotency
EariCOCelc. HydrCCeie SyphiliUic SKIN and Blood
Poison cured without mercury.
Especial attention in old and so-CaIiad iucurahle
csses. treated and cure accomplished. Hours 10 to
70. TO G. tuesdays Thunsi5ys AID Saru-davs
tin evening. (SundAy closely Dr. CZARRA
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT Furniture ,9T u-room house: for
room and board. Box 60G, this Office.
fe6-3t EN-
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PERSONALS.
Dr.. Young :; E: e.: = 4 1:

Oldest m age longest ieeated:
Regular graduate two schools:
Authorized BY the District Government to treaf
a diseases Of the Nose Throat and Lung Heart.
Nerye> Brain. Blood, skin. stomach Kidneys and
bladder. Night Losses Sexual Neakue-- and aIl
special Diseases 6i either sex Sfric-ura Va-ia.,f
ana IL drocele cured without cutting or ,lrr,ri1
no pain No los OF time. A PROMPT and re~-
eslte guaranteed. syphilis anystage lcUreI
lor llie without mercury or Potash. No eyrgsl--e
CHARGES Low.
MEDICINES FURNISHED
- 70 = E nay
FREE CONSULTATION
Warning DR.. FOHIg Is m 40 Wy con-
necfed with any SO-ca'.ef medical institute.
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE.

hAohlNblOAr ID G. fOolOt fICE NDllIE-
Should be read daily. as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 70 tho ports
oi sailing daily, and the schedules q co-ings Is
arranged on the presumption Of thtlr unInterIupt-
ed overland transit For the week ending Feb
ruary 10. 1900. the last connecting closes viii be
made from this office as follows:
Transatlantic Mails
TUESDAY-tc) At 9:lj p. M. for EUROPE per ;.
s- 81 Paul. from New York. via Southampton
Co Al ll-0j p. IN. for EUROPE, per S IS.
Germanlc. from New York VIA Queenstown
tc) Al ll-0j p. m for BELGIUM direct. per
S. s. Mesternlsud, from New York via Ant
Werp- Letters must De directed Per 2. s.
Ng5ternlaud '
WEDNESDAN-(c) Al 9.I5 p. M. for FRANCE.
TURKEY, EGYPT, and BRITISH INDIA. per
3 s. La Champagne from New York via
h1tre Letters fCr other parts Of III ROPE
must De directed ''Per g. b. IA Champague-'
FklDAi-(c) Az HOS p. m- for NETHERLANDS
direct pcr S. Stateud4L-. nom New YORK,
Wa Rotterdam. Letters must be directed 'Pcr
e. s. StateHd1m."
tcb Al m -15 g. M f0r ITALY per r. g. =.
BlsfuarCk from New York. via Maple Let
ters must D. directed Per s. s. p. Bism8rak
tc) AZ u.uS p. m- iJr Fl ROPE per s. g.
Lucania,' from New York. VA QueoI-t5Nu.
-Pt.NIED NATTER. ElC-tscTmau steamers
sailing from New York on Tuesdays take Printed
Matter etc. f1r GERMANY. and specially adj
dressed Printed Matter, etc, for other parts oi
EUROPE
Amer aud White star steamers saibng from
New York on Wednesdays. German steamer, from
New York Tllr-days, and emard French, and
German steamers from New York on saturdays
tAAc frlnieL Natter, etc. Tor an countries for
Milcl lltA are advertised Co carry mails.
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TYPEwRITERs.

TYPEWRITER REPAiRISG-We do eassIaI work.
charges very reasonable; also buy. sell, ane
rent .ypewrifers LABofIsH, ~ 9th st. nv.
ial7-imO
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent n word
for each Insertion.
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HELP wANrED-MALE 4 FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
viii e inserted for ne cent a word
for each Insertion.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANCE-Have city and country proper
tics to exchange, successful exchanges quick
y negotiated; this branch OF the business is my
specially. ABRAHAM FISHER 5I2 st. NV
ja7-Su.tu .th-Imo
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
Tor each Insertion.
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1904 | Street N. w.

Mrs Roe viii serve TO LADIES. a delicious
cup OF coffee. sfter which she wi! read your
fate in the grounds. From 70 5 daily, except
SUNDAY. irf-st
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ur1r wANrrp-FEMALE.

Advertisement under this head
will be inserted for one cent word
for each insertion.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-03-07
A Good Law.

We call attention 0 the following
extract of an act of IT,; Legislature for
bidiug the killing Of certain birds: 1T
shall not be lawful fer any person in
this State to wantenly shoot or entrap
for the purpose Of killing or in any
other manner destroy, any bird whose
principal food is insects or take or de-
stroy the eggs or young Of any of the
species or varieties of biris that are
protected by the provisions Of this sec.
ton, comprising all the species and
varieties Of birds represented by the
several families Of bats, whippoor-
wills, 6y.catchers, thrashers, warblers,
inches, larks, orioles, nut hatchers
wood peckers, hummng birds, blue
birds and all other 81 ecies and varieties
of lSnd birds, whether great or small,
Of every description, regarded as harm
less in their habits and whose flesh IS
unfit for food, including the turkey
buzzard. but excluding the jackdaw,
crow, black bird, eagle, hawk and
owl which prey upon other birds
Any person violating the provisions Of
this section shall on conviction therof
forfeit and pay fine of ten dollars or
be imprisoned not less than ten days,
which fue, if imposed, shall go one
half to the ipformer. Provided that
90 person shall be prevented from pro
tec,ipg any crop of fruit or grain on
his own lands from the depredations
Of any birds herein intended to be pro-
tected."
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fight O7ER TWe FLAGS.
Mexieans and Americans Honor Wash
ington's Memory With a Killing. !. i

A special to the Chicago Tribune
from , uaymas, Mexico, says: On
Washington's birthday shooting
afray occurred at Pilares de TERRA, in
which three Americans and FIVE Me1i-
cans were killed. From accounts it
appears friendly feeling had existed
at Pilares and in order to do honor to
the United States it was arranged on
February 22nd to raise the flags Of the
two republics together on the flag staff.
The Mezicans had charge Of the af-
fair and raised the American flag above
the Mexican, to the complete satisfac-
tion Of the Americans, but when the
Americans showed so much apprecia-
tion of the act the Mexicsns found
they mad made a mistake and decided
to lower and rehoist the flags with the
Mexican flag on top.
Then the Americans declared such 3
transaction would be an insult to the
American flag. Superintendent Dan.
forth told the Mezicans they would
have to shoot him before they could
haul down the American flag. 1t was
held that the flags should have been
hoisted properly in the first place.
The Mexicans were about to mob
Danforth when Charles Hogsett, who
was with the rough riders in Cuba, in
terposed with six shotter in each
hand. Firing from both sides immedi
ately ensued and Hogsett was instantly
killed. John Evans and Dick Lea, two
other Americans were mortally wound
ed. But the Americans held the flag
pole and both flags Asated throughout
the day.
Five Mexicans were killed and the
dance which was to have followed was
a failure, as no MexicaDs attended, and
there were less than half a dozen Amer
leans in condition for dancing.
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Of the death or removal from the State
os such pensionvr: Provided, That the
comptroller general shall forward the
amount due the pensioners of each
county to the clerk of court Of the sew
eraI counties Of the State, to be paid
out by said clerk Of court without ad-
di;ional compensation
Sec. 19. 1t shall be the duty of the
comptroller general to prepare and
cause to be printed forms II blank on
which such applications, certificates
and aaidavits may be conveniently
made, and he shall cause the same to
be distributed in the several counties Of
the State IN such number aud such
manner as in his judgment may be
necessary.
Sec. 20. Whenever the name of any
person who has been declared entitled
to receive pension under the laws Of
this State shall have been omitted, BY
any accident, from the proper lists, it
shall be the duty Of the State board of
pensions to allow, and the duty of the
comptroller general to issue his war
rant for, the amount of the pension to
which such person would have been
entitled; said amount to be paid out of
the next regular appropriation for pen
sions, after the fact Of such accident
shall have been determined by said
State board Of nensions, and said
amounts shall be plid OFT Of said ap.
preparation before the same shall'be ap-
portiooed among the persoas entitled
thereto
That secsDns. 929 9n,, 9ll, 9l2
9t3, 94t. 9l5 9t6, 9l7, 9lS, 949, $50,
95l, 9j2, 953. 954. 955. Of the Revised
Statutes of 1898 and all acts amcnda
tory thereof, BE-, and the same are here
by. repealed.
Sec. %. Until the election Of the
county pension board aud the State
board Of pensioos Shall be had, as pro-
vided for herein, the several peusion
boards as now constituted shall continue
to exercise their repective functions.