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DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN MEXICO.

4flE JAMES RIVER DNEh FIFTY MILES NlDh-
MANY PEOPLE DROWNED
Taupico, Mex, Oct. THE Panuco and Tanes
rivers. which empty into the Gulf at this place,
are on one OF the biggest rises in their history
and great damage has been done by the floods
in the populated and cultivated valleys above
here At one point near ChiIla station. on the
lie OF the Mexican Central Railroad, the Tarnes
River is over fifty miles wide and has swept 10
destruction hundreds OF houses occupied by
Mexican farmers and laborers. Many cases Of
drowning are reported All the tributaries of
these rivers in the southern and eastern parts Of
he State Of san Luis Potosi are out of their
banks. and have washed away whole villages
end ruined thousands Of acres Of growing crops.
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CORNERSTONE LAID on MOUNT ZION.
ERECTING A CHURCH ON THE SITE PRESENTED
TO TIE KAISER By THE SULTAN

Jerusalem. Oct To-day the Bishop Of
Jerusalem in the name Of the Pope and in the
Presence OF the German Consul and FIVE hun
dred German pilgrims, laid the cornerstone Of
the church which is 70 be erected on Mount
Zion, the site which Abdul Hsmid presented
70 Emperor William on the occasion Of the
lstter's visit 10 the Holy Land
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GERMAN REVERSE IN CHINA.
COMPELLED TO RETIRE ON TIEN-Ts1N
BY FORCE CF ALLEGED BOXERS

COMPELLED TO RETIRE ON TIEN-TsIN
BY A FORCE OF ALLEGED BOXERS.
London Oct s.-"The Standard" has the fol-
lowing from Tien-Tsin, dated October 3:
A German force came into collision with 6 600
Chinese, described Boxers, & few miles SOM n
OF Tien-Tsin this morning The Germans were
checked and compelled TO retire on Tien-Tsin
There is reason TO believe that the Chinese in
this case were not Boxers. but were IL Hung
Changs veterans, who had been ordered to wait
near here in view Of the possibility that the for
eigners would bar his progress TO the cap;taI
In dispatch from Peking to THE Times Z"
dated October 1, DR. Morrison says:
It looks now as if NJ de Giers the Russis,
Minister TO China, would negotiate with II
Hung Chang al Tien-Tsin. The American with
drawaI viii facilitate Russia's negotia tions con
cerning Manchura.
All the mandarins IN Peking have declined the
Empress Dowagers orders 10 proceed to Tai
Yuan-Fu. assigning various pretexts
According to the Shanghai correspondent Of
The Times" wiring October g. it is announced
that Huai Tapu, nephew Of the Empress Dow
ager, who was dismissed by Emperor Kwang Su
in 1888, has succeeded Prince Tuan in the
Tsung-li- Yamen, and has also been appointed
Generalissimo Of the Chinese forces replacing
General Yung Lu
The Shanghai correspondent of The Morning
Post" in a dispatch dated yesterday. says:
All the foreign troops here are held in readi-
Chinese troops, now advancing along the Grand
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JOHN Y. CULTEB on TREE PLANTING
MUCH NEEDED BILL TWICE DEFEATED BY THE
VETO OF THE MAYOR

=
VETO OF THE MAYOR
letter has been received a this Office from
John Y. Culyer, IN which he has something Ct in
terest 10 say about the nudde OF the Boulevard
trees" and particularly in regard TO the planting
and preservation Of trees IN the city. He says
that the attention OF citizens who are supposed
take some interest occasionally In the general af
fairs of the community should called the fact
that twice has q bill having for its purpose the
systematic planting and OF trees In the
streets and avenues Of this city passed both
houses Of the Legislature and been favored by the
Governor but failed 10 become law by the veto
Of the Mayor. This bill first presented 20 the
Legislature two winters ago
Mr.. Culyer says:
The Individual householder, the enterprlsins
builder anG al lovers of trees can do their share
Of this desirable work by planting the trees them
selves Planting is IN order and viii be TIL
hard frost IN render the proper handling
OF the roots impracticaDie
The Tree Planting Association, through ts sec
retary, DR.. J. Duncan Emmet No. l Madison-ave..
or any Of its officers. VIII supply information and
advice the subject OF tree planting Ia this city
free OF charge, personal or written.
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CEPH4S BRAINERD HURT.
SLIPS ON DECK ON THE ETRURIA AND BREAKS
HIS ANKLE

Cephas Brainerd, the well known lawyer. who
returned yesterday on the Cunard liner EtrIria
slipped on deck in some heavy weather last Tues
day and fell heavily dslocating his right ankle
Mr. Brainerd was expected to make some speeches
for the Republican party in the present campaign,
but TINS accident viii probably prevent him from
taking any active part in the fight
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DEUTSCHLAND SAILS WESTWARD

CAPTAIN ALBERs DENIES THAT THE
STEAMSHIP WENT AGROUND.
London, Oct. THE Hamburg American
steamer Deutschland. Captain AIbers which
left Hamburg yesterday for New-York. and was
reported as having grounded in the EIbe. sailed
from southampton at lao D. m. to-day.
Captain Albers, in the course of an interview
at Southampton. denied that the Deutschland
went ashore He explained that her bow lust
grazed shoal in the EIbe owing to the easterly
wind and the receding water. The vessel there.
fore was backed into deep water, where she
anchored for a couple Of hours to await the
rising of the tide.
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polinsaI xotirrs.

Political Banners and Equipments.
OIL PORTRAITS
af th-
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
TRANsPARENcIEs. TORCHES &C
c L scHLoEsEER
4s vessy s. Ycrk
<el ass cortlanat
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DIED

MoRGAN-on Saturday October & 1poo a. hi. 1.ss -.
70 Pterrep0nt-st. Brooklyn. James [. Nor
Fg1sral servicss Church % the PiE-fs Fssa-v aas
E'7n'sen sts on Tuesday. October 8. a 2.s8 . m
IS sa-S AL hts residence. AorrssoNn. T. suddenly On
sunny morning. Dr.. Charles Y swan =
N-Le-at services viii Be held p
o-e-1er, a. z O'Clock Tuesday. October @
WEIITESIDE-At Chauaplai, n e.,.-r.. = ~...-.
Wstmore Whesi6e widow 81 ne Isfs TSs- = S15-5-
SIDE. In her 18th year - a "'i's-
Homh-WooGlavvn Cemeferv
EInely tocated Granite Mausoeua for sale s~ 49,
EDAlCND MARKS - Broadway E .
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY

For Ne-Engiand rain today: cooler except in East
ern Maine: fair Tuesday; fresh southeastery winds
shifting 10 brisk HOrthwestery-
For Eastern Nev-Yors Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Delaware rain and to-day; fair Tues
day: brisk ucrthwesterlY winds
rain and colder to-day; Tuesday and continued cool
fresh uorthwesterly winds
For West Virginia, Western PennsylVaIa ana " esern
New-Y0rk clearing colder to-day fair Tuesday and
continued cool. frSsh brisk northwesteriy winds
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Tribune once oct. s I a. m.-The weather yesterday
was cloudy with showers The temperature ranged he
tween 6a ana 81 degrees the t65Al being "a
that OF Saturday and i0A higher than tnat
CT the corresponding date u last year.
The weather to-day viii be eooler Wlth rain
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HARRTED.

Observation-Disclosures Boston September -, 1900.
l- ne Rev William r. Campbell Charles z lngersoll
~ Diapa eldest daughter Mr and Mrs Frederick H.
Stevens.
RHODE-KRONENBERG- SUNDAY october . ISL @tstG
~ high noon by Rev. Raphael Benjamin, II A. LLzzs
FCrouenberg John Rhode
Notices OF marriages and deaths must De n
dorsed with full name and address
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BEAT OFF A THOUSAND REBELS.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON A TOWN NEAR
HONG-KONC

HONG-KONG.
Hong-Kong, Oct yesterday a thousand
rebels attacked the market town OF Sal Wan
eight miles northeast Of San-Chun, but were
defeated.
The people of San-Chun closed their shops, ex-
pecting TO he attacked also
The troops here are being held in readiness for
any emergency, and the police forces along the
hoW-Loon frontier have been increased.
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In d44-raE SHOWS the
changes Indicated Ihe Tribune sell
recording shows the
ture recorded al Perry's Pharmacy
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DIED.

r,-tnsr,a5e Charlotte B. c. Morgan, James L
De Nyse. Helen L 5Nsh - ss.sAc,-... n
carbon Lloyd Mex Nhlleslue' Na'i'74'-i7 "
Hauford. Maria [.
.--,..r.-. 4, vK-ashf,r.-n Conn On Friday. October
Charl5ste b Chaplin, aged 10 VIE OF 'he ia'e VIII
lam B Brnsmade.
Funsra Monday az l-dp p m
M NYsE-Saturday. october g. ies0 Helen Lou De
s-res wife ~ the late Ruff ' y Van Nyse -.
- sar-ices A. her late residence No ao6 &th Sth-
:. rrooklyu Tuesday October 2. az $50 p -
cAPRrzON-At Lenox. Mas, THURSDAY geteser
N~Eyinn Oldest son OF NeudeN faitps
1sa--is-r ana the late Lucy McKim Garrison IN me
a4th OF his age vr.-.t-.-
,Irera services II a Monday next a. Aastinss-
on-Ffudson. the home OF ns I-Ile ia" ''1a''
T-i~Ehsm. E.45 train from NeW-torA4
,r.,-r,o7I-On saturday. October g. 1900 Maria Upton
5saford NJ D. wife Of DIT. samuel 8 HanIara- =.
v-,1re~sI the house Nc IL S'uln oln-aI
ar5okvn y. Y, Tuesday. October ., lsoo Al ; p N
burial private
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5periaI Nonees.

.p nHpress1on restored by artificial tseth D. 49,
Exposition. -'- ~et-iiiaaaf
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rprHrrvn LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

| HOURS: Morning Night.
tss45sTs Isl $50 saI9l
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RAINBOW CHAsERs GALORE-At the Demo-
cratic headquarters In Washington great confidence
is expressed. The boys in the absence OF Mr.
Richardson. say that the situation different from
what it was in 1885 in the early part of October
when, to quote them, the Democrats were on the
run and matters were getting steadily worse.
Nov" say the boys. the Democrats are confident
they will carry New-York, Indiana Maryland and
other contested States. They will carry Connecti-
cut, too. And look out for a good report" continue
the boys. from the Pacific Slope We are gaining
there all the while" Thus the rainbow chasing
goes on; or maybe the boys whistle as they ap-
proach the graveyard.
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the following letter TO The Tribune
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A LESSON IN GREATER POLITICS The
census Of Arkansas is A lesson in what may be
called greater politics" The figures show that
before the Civil War the population increased very
rapidly. During the decade from 1850 TO 1879 the
Increase was slight, as might be expected. Then
came the reconstruction period when the people
OF the North sought homes in the South almost as
freely they did in the West and in the 1870 80
decade the population Of Arkansas was sweIled to
the extent OF So per cent The conditions were
found unfavorabe 10 rapid settlement Of the State
and the increase fell Oft again, being but 405S in
the 1SS0'SO period. In the next decade the apathy
was even more pronounced. for the increase from
1880 70 1890 only SIS. Now let the student OF
political economy read up the history OF Arkansas
for the last thirty years and learn why the State
has had this dwindling growth.-CThe Philadelphia
Public Ledger
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR sALE--when opportunity offers, it's your
duty to provide a home for the wife and
family; here is the opportunity; new Groom and
bath brick, with all the up-to-date conYenien .es;
PICKF0RD or W. c. HALDEMAN, III 1ith ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS
c. WILLIS. 902 D ST., for low prices on sign
work Oci-3.
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good hand for dres,making. Apply
at 70s 18th St NV 1t
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FOR sALE-suDunnAa.

NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH, the ideal cottage
section CT the new resort; perfectly level
ground; plenty shade; lots t0xl50 q wide ave.
nues. SlO1 to $500. on easy terms; no interest;
be eks north Of railroad station along the beach,
cottages under CONSTRUCTION and contract. APP
ply to J. " BECK. Land Agent, North Chesa-
peake Beach, or 5ls 81. NV. se3e-.t
FoR SALE or RENT Several beautiful homes in
Hysttsville; can be seen after Office hours,
stTa... and electric cars stop al door. ROGERS
& ROGERS. Hy0tissille. Nd. a13o-imo
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FOR SALE-Excellent velvet and Brussels carpet
IS and SO; % yards. Enquire lbs 9Th s..
NV sp2g-3t en-
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birds. DOGS. ETC.

lvUNG PARROTS, singing canaries, hooking
birds dogs cats rabbits. gold fishes e'c.;
catalogue tree sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th
Ct. NV. au-o-ti
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FOR SALE Celebrated Demorest sewing machine,
drop head, 10 year guarantee SIS to so;
machines cleaned. 81; expert machinist; send pos
tai LOVES, l6G2 18th st. NV. se30-3t
FOR sALE-safes and desks; safes opened. 1913
II. NV. se3O-3t
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FOR sALE-New and secondhand Safes locks re-
paired; safes opened; keys made. lll2 st.
nv ON
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR sALE-Typewritcr, in good condition. SIS.
address BOX l46, this Office. oe1-3t
FOR s.TF-A beautif,I walnut set. COS, $40.
pieces, led, bureau washstand; price oaly
S4o u. L. u, 90 81. ocl-St
FOR SAIE-seyen-niece usrlor s,,ite s1o 100
9TH st. NV. seSO3t
ron c,r, o-----,.,
ron sAL Ii song co. Io5e%ood English break
- ~ -, 81 NV, ''''-''
FOH SAIL, yards velvet hordered carpet 81;
81 ysras brnsseIs carpet Siz;oo' Sfs yards
81 ~ veT5s Rr1sseIs stair csr-et a. sd yd-d,
Brussels stair Garnet q 5G. yards Rr,s.cis TAR
carpet, SIS; IL ysrds ingram stair Garnet s..
II yards ingram carpet, Sl-G5. 1920 eth st. NV.
FOR sALE-Celebrated Demorest sewing machine,
drop head, 10 year guarantee, SIS to so;
machines cleaned 81 expert maehinist; send pos
"a hO,E ., lCJ- I'm 81. NV: seoO-9t
FOR SaLF-Ssfes and desys. safes o,cned 1sig
F Il NV se2o-St
- r,-r
foh aAl-E-ItI ladies %Tdppes ana mouse
piiGes r. SO, ~, ana sl 20:
BTTRCH,s sI4 II Il ne 500 a. ,,,r
SPECIAL BARGAlNS-One New Home, $40; No
Wheeler Wilson, SI2; Singer, Sl5; Domestic
SO; the largest stock Of s. and 81 machines in
this city. FUNk'S, 33l C st. Sc; q years at the
80 ~,
FOR SALF-TSyo handsome mirror folding beds
SIS each: rosewood upright piano so ia
Z Can st 500 n on,
FOX sALEXeed 5 veiVet ana bruSSeis carpet
~ anu ft'' - '-'uS' enquire 10 30 ON !. >,
NV. sezS-9t.em
FOR SALE-New and secondhand safes; locks re-
paired; safes opened; keys made. IIl2 ST.
NV. se29-Stlem
FOR LE-Thoroughbred single comb brown
leghorns FRED KEEFAUYER, Berwyn. Nd
se2g-3t, en-
any reasonable offer accepted 3l5 Polk ST.,
Anscostis sc50St
RON sALE-one $50 computing scale Tor 80.
80 9th st. NV. se29St
o. 20 walnut ooi' 6 a, oi
- - ", .. Nv. 90 -
FOR SALE-We have just one left Of those fne
square pianos at $50, So monthly pay
mcnts; others for more money. f. G. SMITH,
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FOR sALE-2-story frame house and stable. Sd
st. ne, near X; lot 29xeQ: rented for 81
month; price $500. A. DANMANN, SOS F ST.
NV. se29-5t
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WANTED-5ifSCELLA
wANTED-To buy old feather beds. Z. MARKS,
IS Myrtle st. ocl-6t
wANTED-Tventy-cirh old doors and windows
5000 feet Of ceiling. 1875 18th a. NV
sc313t
WANTED-Hishest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing; drop postal. I'll
call. B. TARsHES, 1S0s 9Th 81. nv. sell1mo
WANTED-Biris to manicure; canaries. Csc, and
parrots, soc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, re
18th ST. NV sc267
WANTED-Furnitufe carpets, and stoves, con
tents Of houses bought; highest cash prices
paid ll29 an ST. nv. se2j-7t
WANTED-Old iron. brass, copper. lead zinc. and
other metals: aso books. paper stock rub.
ber and bottles: for this material We pay the best
prices Address EDGAR BAUM. 2CoG 7ih st. NV.
se22-tfem
WANTED-Every one who has suffered directly Q,
indirectly from the evil effects Of the liquor
habit 10 know that OrTine is remedy that will
cure. For sale by EDWARD P. MERIT Pha.-
nacist, ITO I St. next to Columbia Theatre.
seI-tf
| BUY ard sell everything such as machinery.
boilers. motors betting, gas fixtures, water
and gas pipe, tools, iron Girdors ano columns
tents, canvas, etc; also pay hghet cash prices
fer old metals, iron, rubber, and paper stock.
II. BERAHEIhER. 92S ct. NV. Telephone 2215.
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Southern NV.
Schedule in effect July ]. 1900.


s:o1 a. N. Daily. Local fer Earrisonburg and
fc- Charlotte and way stations
HIS a, m. Daily. U. 5. Fast Nail Sleeping
cars TO New Orleans, Columbia. Savannah, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
Asheviile, Chattanooga, and Memphis, and at
Charlotte with sleeper Tor Birmingham Solid
train Washington to New Orleans. Dining
service.
81 a. IT. Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
I:ei p. m. Week Days. Local fo- Front Royal
5trasburg, and Harrisorburg
40 p. m. Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
BIS p. Daily. n. Y. & Fla Express. Sleep
ing cars to Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston, and to Savannah, jacksonville.
and Port Tampa. Through coach to Jacksonville
Dining service.
s:55 p. NJ Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Via Lynehhurg). Sleeping cars to Rosn-
oke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and Nes
Orleans Through coach TO Memphis Dining
service
1915 p. N. Daily. Washington and Southwest
crn Limited, Sleeping cars 70 Asheville, knox
WILLIE Chattanooga. and Nashville. and to Atlanta,
Macon. birmingham, Memphis. Montgomery. No.
bile, and Kew Orleans. Dining service.
Tourist sleeper Washington TO San Francisco Non
days, Wednesdsys, and Fridays.
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FACE and scalp treatment, with Or without cleo
tricity; shampooing. hairdressng, cucumber
cream, milk Of benzoin, bloom OF youth, etc. 702
9th st. NV. SEES st
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FOR sALE-To colored person, bargain; small
cash payment. balance SIS per month includ-
ing interest; 2-story brick dwelling half
square from cars; rooms and bath, a. m. l.,
electric bells. cabinet mantels, wide paved alley
in rear. grznoiithc sidewalk. Apply to owner
PERCY II. RUSSELL, 1905 C St NV se2d-Tt
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred single comb brown
leghorns. FRED KEEFAUYER, Berwyn. Nd.
se2g-3t en-
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wANTED-BICYCLEs

FIVE DOLLAR meal ticket for s. The PITTS
BURG CAFE. COO Pa. ave. NV se25.5t, EN-
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Cook, 3 walters, dishwashers,
countrymen, bellboys, stable man. SHACK
LEFORDS COS st. NV. IL
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-House and store; opposite Bright
wood Hotel. Brightwood, d. O. se2o-3t, EN-
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Through trains froIn the South arrive Washing
ten 6:42 a m, 7;S5 a. m. 2:l5 p m, and $50
D. n daily From HarrisoIburg 1l:sS a. week
GAYS and 0:l0 p N. daily. From Charlottesville
s:2s 4 m. and $50 p. daily.
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and other In
formation flrnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences 81 Union
Transfer Co, orders left ct Ticket Office, io5
18th ST. NV; 81 Penn Ave. NV, and al
Penn. Station
Phone IIn Tor p. R. R. Cab Service.
FRANK S. CANNON,
Sd v P and Cen. Agr.
J. N. CULP, Traffic Manager.
". A TURK General Pass'r Agent
l. s Brown. General Agent
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WANTED-Furnitufe. carpets, and stoves, con
tents of houses bought; highest cash prices
paid. I120 .th st. nv. se25.7t
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wANTED-HoUsES.

WANTED-Fiye or slxroom house, country or
eiiyi rear schools and cars; under SIS. Ad-
dress BOX Is, I-angdon, D. C. se2s-3t
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25c-SINGING, PIANO. VIOLIN LESSONS, 2jc.
Extraordinarily cheap for thorough lessons;
not cut rates. but indueement for pupils %
try this professor of ability and experience. with
excellent testimonials. Address Bon II, this Of
fee. se30-3t
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Trans-Pncinc Mails.

Nails for CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver
close here daily at 800 p. M. up to October .
inclusive, for despatch per 5. :. Empress of
India. Registered mail must be directed Via
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WANTED-Practicsl farmer and wife: temperate,
industrious, congenial; best opportunity; per-
nanent, healthful hoire offered. Box Y, Wheat
on. Montgomery county, Nd. se20-2t EN-
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WANTED-By. respectable county girl, place as
nurse or housewerkcr; Iefs. 233 q st. nw.
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wANTED-Students to learn telegraphy. taught
by an expert. THE DRILLERY. 50i llth st.
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FOR sALE-Light delivery wagon; also light,
clean, smooth young horse. Address ".
CODY, sol d st. MS. so3O-3t
FOR sALE-six good delivery horses, fast pac.
us mare. Rear Of els C st. nv. oeI-7t
FOR sALE-Fine black horse; also one English
hsrse, cheap. 50 Centre Market ool-9t
FOR sALE-smlll bay mare. wagon, and harness;
cheap. CARLEi. l7ll L st. le2o-5t
For sALE-Fast pacing mare; Of the hand
soonest horses in Washington. Address BOX
l23. this Office. se50-3t
FOR sAI.E-No. buggy for s35. STABLE, cor.
2lst and Ets. NV. se20-3t en-
FOR sALE-Bay marc; good business horse;
sound; 6 years; sell cheap. 80 Attn st. ne.
sc27-9t,em
FOR sALE-Ni'e trap; cheap. A. T. TANNER,
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