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The National tribune., 1900-10-25
"AboYe the Clouds"

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In the is
sue of July 10 last, G. l.. Camp. Co. G.,
92d Ohio writes on the battle of Lookout
Mountain, in reply TO an article of June
Z. / never saw a battle and never was
in the South until | moved there (Chatta-
nooga) with my husband in April, 1890.
We resided the greater part of the time
on Mission Ridge, owning property on
both sides of it, at Sherman Hights. about
a half mile from Pat Cleburnes old head
quarters, and part of the time within
sight of the mountain. More than once I
have seen a cloud lowering around the
mountain in the morning, and could then
understand how a battle might be fought
above the clouds; before that it seemed
strange.-LUcY V. CRAIG, Palmyra,
Mich
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We had now before us eight months Uf
service, which / shall sketch briefly. We
had half of the boys we had when we left
Mattoon, ILL.,, and we had gone through
about as hard service as any organization
in the army.
We left our camp in the mudhole early
in the morning of Dec 2S, after a spell
of severe weather. The order to get ready
to march put new life into the boys. Yet,
if ii had been bad in camp, il was worse
on the road, the weather being so vile, and
it took even more nerve to keep up than
during those terribly hot days a few
months before.
We found ourselves, on Jan. 3, at Mum
fordSvllle, Ky, close to the spot where we
had camped in the Winter of 90, '63.
When we got near Nashville, Jan. s, |
seized the opportunity to visit my uncle
at Edgetield, not far from our camp.
Our next important stopping place was
near Franklin, on Jan. II. On the 18th
we camped inside the breastworks Hood
occupied when Thomas attacked and
opened the bloody battle of Nashville.
On the 18th we crossed Duck River and
went II miles and camped on the farm
of the rebel Floyd, in Floyd Co., Tenn,
the county having been named in honor
of the Revolutionary War Floyd. The
two daughters were the worst female reb-
els | ever saw. but the old lady had some
sense; she had been born in Ohio, and
had sound principles, and only location
and circumstances caused her to be among
the rebels. AT least. that was the i'm
preston | got of her. She had three
brothers. two brothers-in-law and one son
in the Union army, her son being Col
Floyd, of the Sth Ky. Cav. | believe the
elder Floyd commanded brigade under
Kirby Smith.
We did more marching after this, oc-
casionally levying tribute on some rebel
officers plantation, and, finally, on Jan.
20, we crossed over into Alabama and
camped close to Gravelly Springs. We
received orders to build Winter quarters.
and there we settled down for some kind
of a stay.
FThe end)
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By JEROME B. QUINN, Izsd ILL., Mid Inf, w1ders Brigade
Command.

Kingston. On the 18th we went IS miles
farther to near Resaca. The marching
was nice now and soldering generally
was quite pleasant. We went on for sev'
eral days, having no meeting with the en-.
envy until we reached Little River, on the
Goth, when we fought them across the
river while on horseback. This was in
Alabama. We ran into them again the
next day at Willow Springs.
While in camp in Cherokee Co. Com
rade G. c. Fancher. who had been off n
little ways grazing his horse, came back
nonchalantly riding side-fashion. As he
passed Will Benson's tent that cOmrade
jumped out and shouted Boo" Fan
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AT daylight on the morning of Aug. IA,
after lying in line all night to the music of
the artillery, we fell back a few miles and
went into camp, glad to get rest and a
cleanup. We had now had 30 days of
fighting and almost constant hearing of
the thunder of the big guns and mus
kerry.
We went to Decatur on Monday, to
head off Wheeler, who was trying to get
in our rear to cut the railroad, but after
a skirmish of about two hours he went
back and we returned to camp.
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This VIII Interest MANY

F. w. Parkhurst, the Boston publisher, SAYS
that If any one who is afflicted with rheumatism
in any form, or neuralgia, will send their ad-
dress to him at box 1901, Boston, Mass, he will
direct them to perfect cure. He has nothing
TO sell or give, only tells you how he was cured
Hundreds have tested It with success.
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KILLING OF BILL ANDERSON.

The end.)
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EAILEO Dl.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. 13A St and Pa Avenue
In Eject November l. lSp9.
toT Alexandria. week days. $50, 7.04 -.
Si2e5. l2;eo. PISS MO. i.ss, 200. 2.lO. S.2s
si5s. N:l5, $50. sos. v5:gO $50. 500. $50
200, ;S5. 500. 900, 1000. II ~ Il:59 p n.
Suudays-7:f5 900. Q.5, IO.0 llI5. a m.
ZOO noon. i2:55. 30 2.I5. 300 s45. $50. $50
500. Gas. $50, s:l5, 900. 1000. U:.0. HISS
p. m.
for Mount Vernon, week days--6:31 500. 1000.
II 20 a. m, xl2:oj. x1:2o, 800, 2.iO. $50. T.o6.
800 D. m.
suadays-o:oo. 12 90 noon. 2:l5. s.i5 s;ij. 900
y. m.
tor Arlington and AqEedgct Bridge. week
days-s:OO so. sg.25. 10 90 100 a M ~ Oj-
LED l2:45. l-l5. 2.09. -2:4U SIS. AIS, j.u5.
G;Q4. $50. .O6. 500 p. IN.
Sundsys-7;i5. 900 Gas. 1880. li:.5. a. m
Iz:oo noon, l2;t5. 1880. 2:l5 300, IS, $50
b:l5, 500. Gas. $50. Sis p. m.
Parcels carried on ali trains. Baggage checked
IENpress. TO Arlington only
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PosTOFFICE NOTICE.

/
WASHINGTON. D. C.. PoST0FFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur 1t
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded &c the ports OF
sailing daily. ard the schedules Of closings are
arranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupt-
ed overland transit. For the wees ending April
. 1909. the last connecting closes will be made
( from this Office follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY-(c) At HOS p. m. for NETHERLANDS
per S. S. Rotterdam from New YorS. via Rot
teTdsm Nail must be directed Per 5. s.
Rotterdam"
(c) At lI;O5 p N. for EUROPE. per 5. s.
Lucania.' from New York. via Queenstown.
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Ems, from New York. via Naples. Mail must
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-German steamers
sailing from New York on Tuesdays, take Printed
Matter. etc, for GERMANY, and specially ad
dressed Printed Matter, etc for other parts 81
American and White Star steamers sailing from
New York on Wednesdays, German and French
steamers from New York on Thursdays and Gun
ard and German steamers from New YORK sat
urdays take Printed Matter, etc. for all countries
for which they advertised to carry mails.
Mails for south and Central AmericD,
West indies. Etc.
FRIDAY-(c) AT 1l:05 p. m. FOR FORTUNE ISL
AND. JAMAICA. siVANILLA, aad CARTHA.
CENA, per 8. 8 Allegheny from New York
Mail for COSTA RIGA must be directed "Per
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10 At ii:O5 D. m. for HAITI. Der s. $. Alps.
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the PROVINCE or SANTIAGO. CUBA, per Z.
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(c) At II :0j p. m. for PUEDTO RICO Via
San juan, CURACAO VENEZUELA S4VA-
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nom new lo JOY g. v,-c,r,,-
" ~ - 10 = t', 10y tSAAN-'' per . }
-oi Gei,s Iy!u' "o" NeN i9's- A., rory
TRIES direct Isr ~ Wsetb,iI ron m Ssv
York 40 e. ,-r,,.ro,-,-r, Avn,
80 - - = f,.i 70. ~ - y M, LAM
~ A. NJ ~ TO- Rp ,zIr IN.
~ % - b. ~, l, 70 -, 49, 80 p.
c5pIisu M ~ i.oi" "" io'N; va rer
~ Cii p ''''' Oe u'ic''eu
o,rr-pn, = az ,'.' 10 -, ,''' Ns,gr- =,
- nlHi W - tY'' -, q, llj' ~ NASSAU y
~ y. Xrv-t,or+N-r,r ~, %. -,
s4'lo w -. 'il.,D, ~ LIit 20 -NO,lu
'yule! aHI nc. 90 - ~ 'ially
eA'gp, 91Nl19 =, ~ ''' anu 0i 9uii11's Onl'
Mails for MOI ELoN' by rail to Boston, and
lhehce va s''a'e'' ''1'- N-'e u'ii! At o-i9 p
m, SJ1 ,,,,r- L.. -. -. n. ~
ia NNilS 80 hs,e 's rg,t 'a,nP5 fll.'
m. %
va hiani, fI4-' luesu'Ss' anu Saturdays al
lO:%9 a. m W
Mails for AeNieo oYeriand' unless specially af-
dressed Tor uespateh oy steamers sailng from New
York. clcse here oaiiy at IO'5O a. IN. ana l0;00 p
m Is - - -
Mails Tor CoSl nc BELIZE, PUERTO COR
and thence via steamer, close here daily at 1000
p. H., the connecting closes Tor which being sun
days and Tuesdays tor COSTA HlCA, and Mondays
for BELIZE, PIEkIO tORIEZ and GJAfE-
\.
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FOR SALE-First class dairy lunch room doing
good bushes, al sacrifice IL sold Immediately
49, 9th =. NV. apd-St
FOR SALE stock of good grocery store. 400 X
st. ne ap6-5t
FOR SALE- Butter stand. horse. wagon. and hlr.
mess. Enquire stand NO. L., o 81 Market.
2p9sL
VERY REASON NBLE-A bIacksnithiry and horse.
shooting shop; good trade; splendid location.
WANTED-To rent small bakery. rnust he reason
able. Address Box O.. this office.
I FOR SALE Lunchroom. the cheapest. bsst chance
10 make money IA city; can't attend Co it.
[ Address Box S. this Office. Item
I FOR SALE-Grocery store. stock and fixtures: ev.
Cclcut locality; good reason TO-. selling Ad-
! dress Bon S. this Office. apj-3t
/ A PRIVATE PARTY desires immediate accommo-
dati0u Of $500; deposit valuable security; will
pay So for use; return full amount April -. Ad-
dress RON $, this Office, ap5-St
FOR SALE-Luuchroom, harness store. grocery.
cigar, and pool parlor grocery and liquor.
GEO. 6 AlRES, 6i. La ave. ap7-St
SALooNs-one near Printing Office, one 9th st.,
and one on 9Th. W. J. DUGAN, 6l7 La. ave.
ap5-5t
FOR sALE-Good store fixtures; cheap. Ga Tenn
ave. ne. ap5-St
GROCERY and provision store; monthly sales
5000; price $1,000 NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. 1905 st. ap5-5t
PATENTED article: United States right. and stock
cheap. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'
1905 + st. ap5-St
LUNCH and dining room; guarantee clearing 800
month; account illness; sacrifice 800, Dun
LAP, 0O6 f st. ap4-St,e
POOLROOM, daily receipts average S. SIS month
expense; price cost Of fixtures; snap. Dun
LAP 9o6 F st. api-$t,em
SMALL cigar store; well located; average sales,
$40 DAY; price $50. DUNLAP, 906 + st.
CORNER grocery. established II years; doing 500
business; price inventory. DUNLAP. eO6 F
St. spi-3t,em
FOR SALE-Paying grocery. cheap. 793 olst st.
NV. sp4-Gt
FOR SALE Wall paper and picture frame bust
ness below inventory at cost. Address BOZ
80 this Office. api-St
HAVE 81 500 to invest in good paying business.
Address Bon q, this office. apt3t
WANTED-Lady partner with $1,000 TO engage in
financial business paying enormous profits;
lady to act cashier and treasurer; a rare oppor
tunity Address BOX 50, this office. ari-5t
FOR SALE-Photo gallery; small but good-pav-
ing; very cheap for cash Address BOX 81,
Tins ONCE. api-3t
FOR SALE lunch room doing nice business;
cheap il sold Al once. J. c. CATS, Gl2 + s..
NV apt3t
BAD bills collected or no charge. H. D. COR
DON. lawyer. 1885 7 st.. NV. ap2-Gt
A BARCAIN-A profitable hnely-located bicycle
business, with large. weil-paying repair shop;
c rare opportunity for some one to pick Up an es-
tabhshed. paying business. J. D. ARNOLD. l71s
2lEt St mhl3-tf EN-
SPRING OPENiNG-FOr a starter we Will paint
10 roofs free Of charge; make no mistake
in address, 6i2 NV, ASPHALT RUBBER PAINT
co. mh7. limo
The finest stock sy stem in existence; large az.
sured Income and guaranteed principal
"sToCK BROKERS' 2. O. BOY 1854. n. Y.
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HELP wANTED-MA


!
hEAe "ANifD-Mh q.
kdvcrtI.ement. under rhi. bend
will he tp.cr,ed for one cent m word
To- cpch tp.cr,tor.
-
WANTED ior cafe $ per week , iTSe ,. ne5
.,, | VA, nSo a,-hT s'leis. TWO
fla, hl-tt"ku :, 80 = =. NV IT.
WANTED Shoemaker ou repairing. l'l4 .th 81
NV
WANTED Psini'l. si 80. sNpe''en's and wage
A''i'-' "''' w. ''''' '''','
WANTED rniar c-mpa>itor.; also boy who car
feed job press. WILLIAMS. ei5 + ST. IL"
v,NTrD r.. NJ. ......- ,,,.,.s.-..1 49,,
clean harness and groom horses IN liver.
WANTED, g--5 I.,.l-r ar r11-T-1 ma T.
,,-7-,,r ,t..,.-.--..-, -
/ $50 ars "a 'i 7'' ''''- -N'' 'l''', vi
'. ---- ~ 2'- l". 'po'-'
/ WANTED Fir.t-cls., white llfl,or. 81 g1iarsu.
/ Zee +" saturday. 12 Il S. ne. It
/ WANTED Rsott.ers, ,fe,,, mas. c5tarcd b,f.
Ter, private family. colorcd driver for laundry.
second cook HALL. 'o2 18th IT, It
WANTED Good barber Saturday. $. sl26 Iatf
st. NV Il
! WANTED R,,b., .. oao ;, = i,,rns5is,el, II
] a, 49,. o. -,
"-NN Eu lNo Aourg men 10 repair niey'les' "e.'
"''' oI'''E tieih' bA>ENENi' 90 i-'h 81
Wy -, a. -
49, "N iyi ''','u.s
/ .'',,- 80 /" N'-'f'o'-', ~ 80 - -,,. -
/ MEETING ~ N,yardria TO-DAY. Rsnrer Hall cor
/ ,,ar Fairf,x and Fr,rLlin sis At o'clock
! p. ~
! WANTED-NaB coat maker gl3 18th st. NV
/ Item
tp,r>-Trp a-.-I.- .I- ..,,,,,,,,. =
-. 90 -, il. - 49, i,,,,le
! mining ,dsrc,s a., = al. n,t5co n eu1
! 100.
/ ~ ihp van Joy Saloon 70 uaA1 soup anu ~
~ i'le"eS a- once NJ SiNE>s ID hTNO' - Y.
-, 1' l- NV. i''''''
WANTED Good t,,+icr go. sl., hov to holm and
1 6,i,,y-,, r,,,nirs 1s9i ma : -v-
-arl1
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HELP WANIti'-f = VI .' NE.
.a,er,t.emrnt. under thIs head
-. III tn.rr,,on
WANTED-A quick. active, ard steady woman
who cau do hrst-cia-- cooking. washing and
,-srt. csii az Isil New ya-. 5,, nv II
WANTED Young girl 60 help about the house
- i---' '..
VAN III. tn i.Ai'eI'',..- l'.-, H.
" ''-N' '' d,
- wv 't
NANTEb-Girl for general H.'-.N.r,. '-i tt-i
capitol 81 DIT
7t,N-r1-p - -.r. J.. r.... f..t.- t,.f,.
Maid Vile leaning an lG.i.. ~ uw. il
WANTED A lady o. canvass offices. banks, eie ;
salary "a-t ~ a %.
So. 'tN N"Nl MA '''- ''.''
u-,Nrt-r rsisrss. .. ,--. -- -.a -t NV.
Room ~. ap5-5t
77,,-,,-,, ne ,... ...,,...,-..,, -. 1.d, fp
m health: siso ,Hsul.lulid SD. Two color.
cd cHamhcrmaids, SID. joev, oaI'rsd cooks
HAIL. .o2 18TH st. Il
WANTED Fini.ss- on ,aas. arst understand
hand buttonholcs. Cali MONDAY .1- q ST. MS.
spGSt
W,NTrD -C,l1ro5 - "a ,r,,t . ,,- .,.-,- -,-sr-
ID ,rsitr,sscs 40 ,.. ,,,.,.I ,,.-rt DIrk-S
AGENCY 80 ~ - ,.,f-s.
,,.,,-r,.,, ,,.,..- ,-----.,..- col.
~ ~" 'l'e apprentice I'D u''-s'''A''s-
I--.-------, --------.- ..,-.-.,.-s
~, III, zen ~ s5,y.Ti IN -,o AZ 7, sy
ap6,9t
,--.,-,-,-r, -,
WAIVED -trst-ciass COOK one VINO Understands
nv. II
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MANlED-Saleslaoy. l02G 9Th 81. NV. arf-et
WANTED Half grown girl to make herself -ener-
ally useful around house. Call at bicycle shop
-, - ? =. :. -'',,D
VA ~ tsgtahie COOK. s.'',iooin, i ,,I1Bg
g.',, GEIifeiii,sigs Altclen woman"
,.,-psr, .,..z.,.....i, -.,,,..-o.. ,1,c.s f,r
pisi,r5 urtii s,,ited. BI-STNFSs III 'REAI-. 1910
\. Y. ave. NV Item
hANIED-Iwo girls. cook ana 'h1mh e, llie
"3,ie girl 10 ei'IA IN c4n'' store Eu9u a.,,
i.e' li'" s'' NV "
NANItD-A young ~9 ij g." TO 90 sy 4, "a.
WANTED-t skirt hand and girls to help at
's i-'''ii' ANN -''l "A st. INV"
--.,i--
WANTED settled woman iof genera hoe-e|oIA'
lH shah FANNY must stay mk"Sr 7'' %
Nv. -''''"
WANTED ID small family, a good chimbcrHlid
Ia "1''' ~; mus -'e s''' cray ' - l-,
-. -
el5ls llI general Aos'"'i@ al -
-,
Nifi' elI ieI general "s..' mus 49,
10" 20 wait i'l' J. st. cor i''h 81 en-
NANT1-p Fn1r,rT.4frly f5ttsa f.tIr. rlri-f STAY
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-First class dairy lunch room doing
good bushes, at sacrifice il sold immediately
49, 9th II. NV apt-3t
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HIGHEST price Paid Tor secondhand bicyclss;
also taken on storage. a2s Stu St. NV
ora5-iLcm
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wASTED-BICYCLEs.

WANTED good secondhand bicycle; state low.
est cash price. Address BOX o., this Office.
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3D. EAST CAPITOL ST Furnished room.
first, second. and third floors: trsnsieuts.
per night. ape
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wANTED-R0CNs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-A witch dog: mll terrier or mIstie:
Office II
WANTED AL Esaf. If household and aF., flr.
lGmu. stocks. etc. for -nat cash. drop nos
tai. NATIONAL FURNITURE co. Sos l0.b S.
uw. IL
,,-.------. -...--.-.
N.N''l-' . "''..' ..'.> ..I I5IE amuse-
'".- .- '-''.5a '' HAhhio. bl 'a
'f'-''
,irg u. r,6rsl - i,l. 'g-,s i7ly o. eu.-
,.ta rf .ebGal- ; rir,a. el. l',-a ~ a pr
t.gri,.f- 81. b.. term. H..,if sf- a5ir is,,y a
t|.i. office - ~
't' OF
WASTED b.. new or second. band Ice cream
SANDS 1913 .I ST "a r.
.,---5,, 49,,
'N ,.p ''''l long r. J..
"a ,,.-,5,, ...-.--, i., -l'2'-
-air, 4-... a.. ~ De Ieds-
ma ''''7 ''''s
-',,--.'
t.Ire r.r frg desk. 81. t- o., $50. ..-5
ar-ar. bod. CASH 1-
.,,,-,r,...,. 1-'''''
hl'ta>i ,a-. r.-a -. OH gold silryF dentist
cry Of lssrs description L0rIS ABRAuAN, e0t
ItH 81. uv.. opposite q. s. rateu. OHae. Ws.I.,.-
tul. ID. g.. formerly o. Maiden Lane. ~ y
HAYS. PRINTER. REMOVED GEO. ctg.I..+ No.
ar -'-' ''''
,--.',-.--.,. I'D. 80,
"ANi.H ~. ".-. =. ga ,--5e4 states and i.r-
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-An upright piano in eVceilcut coudi-
tion. only So; a bargain. Address BOX 20,
this ofice. apS-Sg
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BEFORE selling your bicycle secure our casl
offer. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10th st. NV
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FOR SALE stock of good grocery store. 400 X
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-A few more s.. 81. and $40 sewing
machines: all the attachments and > wears
guarantee. Al TrNK'S. 327 st. Sc. apd-at
FOR sALE-An kinds furniture; leaving city. 20
9th ST. Sc. ap6-St
FOR SALE-Invalid chair: rubber tires. good
one. FRIES HoPWooD. sth and SIS.
Nv. aP6-&t
WANTED Furniture. th, entire contents OF
houses bought also stock and fixtures OF all
kinds. FRIES q HoPNOOD, 9Th and X uw.
lp6-3t
FOR SALE Cheap. two pool tables. in good
order. mo st. ne, alter O'Clock apTsl
FOR SALE-Airrors. see the glass that SIC are
selling with bevel edge and gilt frame lsx4O.
French. at SECS FRIES & HOPWOOD, sth and
h SIS. rw. ap6-5t
FOR >ALE-A good rsure. with hot water attaal-
mcnt; also with wster t1nk FRIES HOP
WOOD, sJh and SITS. uw. ap6-3t
FOR SALE Coffee urn. good a, new. 50; cost
Sij: sou buy new ufr and want Co sell it
You must lose big money; buy one like this ard
IT yoU must sell rou lose nothing. FRIES *
NORWOOD, 9Th and X SIS. NV. ap6@1
FOR SAIE-BuG Cochin eggs; fine thoroughbred
stock, $50 "a setting. Call or drop postal
MRS DOCTOR KEENAN, Brentwood, Nd ap15t
FOR SALE Pawn ticket. diamond ring; in for
so. Box o.. this Office. spj&t EN-
-, g.Tr- 90. a. - - - 80
t"l Tig W ,'', %, gp ."
STRi-NENTS LEFT on STORAGE now in .p-ogrrss
al BRADBURY WAREROONS 1875 Pa ave
sp5-u
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FOR SAlE-AHnost ne" Htettng organ, 30 risimes
s2e 81. nv. ap5@t
FOR SALE-To settle an estate must cell Wm.
Knabe Go. upright piano: DO reasonable Of
fer refused Address BOX u. this office apjat
80, -.1 =, -, , .l-. A.. f. ..-
chine, ever made; bargain Co quick purchaser.
good worker can make az least $40 daily. ENQUIRE
ROOM "A, Hotel Regent apI-sL
,.,r, l,Tr rr-,--r ,,,,r-,- cod -1-f--
-" ,cr 'f'''0. ApPH
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sTEAMBC ATS
sTEAmBC ATS.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News. and all points south, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk and Wash
- ington,' on the following schedule:
~. Wasllingtou63O pm Lv Portsmouth 500 pm
LV. Alexandria..7o0 pm Lv. Norfolk. .....54 as pm
Ar II. honroe.7.o 90 am Lv. IT. Monroe. .5a5 pm
Ar. Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandra. $50 am
Ar. Portsmouth.S1j am Ar Washington. 90 am
- Tickets on sale at sl7 Penn. ave-. B. and
- U ticket Office, SO Penn. ave. and corner
- 18th s.. and y. Y. ave. C. & O. ticket Of
Nres At and
- S. A. L. ticket Office, 1874 n Y. ave-. and
- on board steamers
e9For further information apply st gen
- eral oihces, 18th st. wharf, Wash. d. c.
- Phone, $50.
no2s-ti JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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HELP wASTED-MALE AND FEMALE

MANTED-Artists' models; not necessarily PROBES
SIGNALS. old man. tall. athletic Young man.
VEL Termed Young woman. send description and
address TO BOX -, this Office. apJ-e-
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hrst. second. and third floors; trsnslcuts. ~
! FOR RENT-il2 9th ST., rooms $50 @, So
/ weekly ar,2t
+ FOR RENT Two rooms. furnished or un'urn,a
ed. very reasonable. 922 -. NV. apo-@
ron pr,-r ....;.f...
/ or unfinished. 30 = st. NV. apa-as
I r,p p,,,-7, ,,,..,., -,---..---.,,,.,...
/ ond tcor rooms apo-1t-
FoR RFNT Nfa,l, s,r,ir.I l,r,. FRONT room
third floor; a. M. T.. s. psr month. s2s a.
ST. nv. apo-Ot
ron p,-<.r sd g..r il.-.. beautiful rooms.
NOV b5,,... ,,rirar mantle. r4rtlv turni 3.
ed, including gas aud heat, close 20 L''T'rs. 3D.
so ''''" ''I'''l 81 -.
FOR RENT select rooms ric, house: $50 mp
weekly S37 Pa. ave. NV. ap3-aIem
FOR RENT F,,r one Iargc barl. psrl1r: also one
bright ncvyl, -f,irti,hed room, on Sd floor; sum
mer rates. 9l9 o st. NV. ap}-"''e"'
ron prlr a.. ,,,,rl. Q ,,,,t rooms for lfght
housekeeping. Address Box 90. this office.
ap5-St,em
FOR RENT-Onc furnished. . uufurnished rooms;
hight housekeeping gas water - ,Tel st.
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FOR RENT Entire second floor four rooms, heat
ana hau' 81 Apply 'i''' p III;
/ ST ne, -
sp SoGt''''" exposure 81 anu 60
FOR RENT-A fur. suite Of rooms for light house
keeping; heat gas, and BATH 2ll lst st. n"
api-6tem
FUR ROOMS to gentleman, 81 to s. per month
Il J.. st. NV. api-2t,em
io, ny g. "a q, l;;, ~ and two
large adjoining gd-story rooms; fur. ap4-St en-
ron prNr Of A.. roor,.. -reyrl,- r,nerqJ. LIGHT
housekeeping permitted to careful tenants;
gas bath, and heat; $40. s5l llth ne. api-ot
Eop pr>-T IT.. s.-;-,,,. 80 ,;tl, beat and
90 NJ S ,,,ert 70 rsrs and
Nave NH apt-st
rop pFxr r. - g. -.,,-. Co. iig,,bop.c.
tecrina ~ a. r., t'l .' Ill 10 ssd st
A'eiins' "a moor neat gas OA'h ~ 20 s,,
FOR RENT-Fur and upf,ir. rooms; a. m. T.. S.
6ls " J. ave- NV apS-3t, EN-
100 -TrT - y a. r. - ., So --o-r-.
heat, gas, and bath; private family; no
children. sp5-St.cm
NEWLY papered and furnished rooms to INST
class gents Slo 9lh ST., near \. l. ave.
dpo-'''eHl ---
''" "a - 10 on ~ s ~, - sn.,-sf9 EN-
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FOR RENT-UNfCSHis ~ Ed H'""S'
-, No., -,. On a.. 50 .,,s.
aud bath same floor Call atTer D. M, 2i-'
I st. NV ap3'ten
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gas, sl25oi third floor OF l'-7 rooms j. et-
sired. ia D Il. nc. 'i,','-
FOR RENT Three uufurni.bsd rooms for light
houstAeeIlI-, 20, DIV - - e. -----
ron PINT T-Brae nice rooms with gas. $40
90 ,qtt - s ar63t
ron RFVT Three pleasant uufufui-I.ad rooms 90
second Aoor. baths. two uuhrri-bed room, ou
third floor: desirable location; reasonable rent
a d.
FOR BENT-lhree uutur. rooms on % Hoor' i3r
light housekeeping Enquire Al RIO ON ~
NV. Item
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wANrED-noRsEs AND VEHICLES
wANTED-HuUSES.

NANItb-iiousc j. to % rooms. near Pens a
oh'ee' VIII consider uuczpircd LEASE. Address
luA ~, th.s office ar5gt
WANTED 10 rent, house o. six OF seven rooms.
Dog good locality Address Bon 80. fhis ID
----- ar5et
ANiill-h House Of six cr scyc. rooms. in good
lgc1iity- Addrea Bon 3D. th.s ofsce. aGist
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