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gramme for the celebration of the fourth
anniversary of the league.
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The Rainier Heights Social Club and
Literary Club spent pleasant evening
with Mr. Roy DaRgett on Wednesday
evening, at the home OF his parents. no
Twenty third avenue south. An interest
ing programme was rendered. consisting
OF a vocal duet by Miss Anna Daggett and
MIR Roy Daggett; paper The Life OF
LonCfellow," by Miss Mayme keene; rec
itatiun selection from "Evangeline," by
Mr.. Frank Jackson, and a reading by MI.
a T. FlagR Miss Lillian Hlldebrandt
carried off the first prize in the literary
games, a handsome book of Longfeliows
poems. Dainty refreshments We're served
at a late hour. Those present Included;
Miss Ethel Blouers, Miss 1nez Sill, Miss
Berthe Jackson. Miss Mayme Keene. Miss
Lillian Hildebrandt. Miss Mabel Harper.
Miss Eva Jackson. Miss Anna Daggett,
Miss Della Daggett, Mr.. Fred Harper.
Mir. Frank Jackson. Mr. Arthur Daggett.
Mr.. a. T. Flagg. Mr. Morris Jackson.
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on Saturday evening. May H. the
friends Of Mrs l.. Nagell rendered her
surprise party at her rooms in the
Pacific block Vocal and instrumental
were served Mrs. Nagell and her son.
Mr.. Bert McKInzie leave on the santa
Ana today for Cape Nome. Those
present were: AIR. aud Mrs. f. +. Brew
ar, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs W. Monroe, Mr. aud Mrs. W.
shirley Mr. and Mrs. Benson, Mr.. and
Mrs IT, ". Chase. Mr. and Mrs e G.
Griffith. Mrs. Anna Warner Mrs. I.
Craig. Mrs. 4. w Patterson. Mrs. A w.
Rosemau, Miss Mabel RQseman, Mrs.
Emma Hathaway. Mrs. Marshall, Mrs
C. y Derry Mrs. Millais, Mrs. T. J..
Hickey. Mrs Jane Frcw, Mrs. May
Acley, Mrs Cushman. Mr.. K. Griffith,
Mr.. l. Griffith, Mt W. Bennett. MIR.
Charles trussmau, Mr.. Sylvester Bethel
Mr.. +. Ernst. Mr.. l. B. Horton
+ + r
MI and Mrs Henry Shehan were agree
ably surprised by members Of Stevens Re
lief Corps and Grand Army on Friday aft
erno0n in their new home a. Rainier
beach. overlooking Lake Washington.
Among those present were. Mrs. A
Humes Mrs. l. kimple. Mrs. J. Hill. Mrs.
VI Whipple. Mrs. NJ Hawthorne, Mrs. I.
Mover Mrs. s Barney, Mrs y. Nelson,
Mrs r Derby. Mrs NJ Chapman, Mrs. l..
Rogart Mrs r Howard, Mrs L Melton,
Mrs 3 Miller. Mrs l. McKeTcheT Mrs.
4 Elcook. Mrs l. Downs, Mrs. NJ Jack
sun. Mrs NJ Shehau, Mrs. VI Chandler,
Mr. L. Miller Mr.. t.lc0ok Mr. Downs,
Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Shehan, Mr.. j. Shehan.
r r r.
The Emerald Club entertainment takes
place next Tuesday evening az Ranke
hall The Emerald Dramatic Club, as
sisted by well known talent, Will render
The psogEamms which pFseedes the
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dance. The following ladies and gentle
men will take part: Miss f.. l. OBrien.
Miss Mary Lee, Miss Mabel Cummings,
Miss Mamie Evans, Miss Lillian Il; Sulli-
Singerman. Mr.. James p. Cummings. Mr..
William Mcintyre, Mr.. E. Mcintyre, Mr..
A. r. O'Brien. Mr.. a. ]. OBrien and
others.
Mrs. r. ". Van Dusen entertained about
a dozen young people on Saturday, May
H. at her home, in honor of her sons
eighth birthday. Games were INDUCED in
until called to the dining room. where
present were: Miss Mamie Meek, Miss
Ethel Meek, Miss Freda Davis, Miss Ma
RE Gabel. Miss Duicie Race, Miss Gene
walter Van Dusen. Mr.. Albert Thornton.
Mr. Ralph Thornton. Mr. Darrell Meek
and Mr.. Walter Van Horn
r + r
Mrs. r. NJ. Viele entertained at dinner
last night in honor of her husband, who
leaves shortly for several months trip
to South America The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. White. Mr.. and Mrs G.
A. g. Rochester and Mr.. d. Wells.
Capt. Fl. Fraser. of the Tosa Maru,
entertained last Sunday evening on board
ship. Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Adams. Mrs.
Ella NJ. Abbott. Miss Daisy Mackay.
Miss Rose Farr. Miss Hanna, Mr. George
F.. Ward, Mr.. Farr.
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Miss stephens and her pupils gave de-
llghtful dramatic and literary recital in
the parlors OF the RainIer-Grsnd hotel on
Friday afternoon. The affair was well
attended.
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The Twentieth Century Club gave n
dancing party at Ranke hall on Wednes-
day evening. Many young people were
present.
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personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. Fred " Sparkling was in Tacoma Wednesday.
Mr.. Daniel Jones' Of Seattle, was in Tacoma en-
Tuesday.
NJ w v. Riu-Asrt. IT,, left On the Cleveland for
Cape Nome.
Mr.. Samuel u. Bridges. az Tseera. vas tn Seat
tie on Monday.
Mr.. C. I. wadhara. Of Blaine. Is spsndins a lev
days Va seattle
days in spokane
Mr.. and Mrs IL II. starkey are spending two
voeks in Yakima
Judge =. C Million o. Mount Vernon. was In the
city on ThgrsdAy.
Mr. :. Gardner Ysrses. ~ seattle, spsnt part n
,.st xsek a. Tacoma the guest Of Mrz. Rowe and
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tomorrow with Mrs. Robert Wilson at
the Blackwell.
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Admiral and Mrs. Kautz have taken a
house at Port Orchard and will remain
there until the battleship Iowa leaves
the Sound.
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The Matae Club met last Friday even
ing at the residence of MIR. and Mrs. Z. \.
Purdy
r + r
Capt. Goodrich, OF the hattleship Iowa,
has been on the sick list for several days.
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COMING EVENTS.

Mrs C n Collin. has issued Invitations for card
marty 10 he given Thursday afternoon at her home
on Marion street.
The Ladies' Guild, Of So. Clements church viii
hold an AKRON social WEDNESDAY, ~ the resi-
dence Of Mrs. X. c. Gin, ln Tw.u,y ninth avenue
north
Grand minstrel entertainment BY Prof. wilson's
,,,1rdIs "a TAXI ulacs At Ranka hall Saturday
afternoon MAY % During the performance there
viii be buck and wing dancing. caks Walking, songs.
hits and fancy dancing. with WsEper's complete
orchsstTa Admission children or adults. Dc
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EDDINGs.

The marriage is announced OF Miss Eva
Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Il. +.
Smith. and Mr.. Horace \. Willis, both
OF Seattle The wedding took place on
Wednesday evening at the home OF the
bride on Twenty-ufth avenue. the Cere-
mouy being performed by Rev. Donald
Ross. OF Calvary Presbyterian church.
The house was suitably decorated for the
occasion, and after the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was served. only relatives
and Intimate friends OF both parties We're
present MI Willis is Well known IN
Seattle. being formerly connected with
tho Post intelligv Miss Smith has
lived ia Seattle for several years Mr..
Wills leaves this week for Cape Nome.
Mrs Wills viii remain In Seattle.
+ l. l.
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
ntteTu1.u at the immaculate Conc option
church un Broadway. the contracting
parties being Miss Ellen h. ScarneU and
Mr. K-i4- B.. Savage both OF Point No
Ouiy members ~ the family We're present
The brit" Was attired SO gown ot white
organdl and carried a boI9uet ~ bride
roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Katherine
scanned. was also dressed "a white or
CANDY Mr Edward Scannell acted AS
best man After the ceremony the haru,
couple left for Victoria and other Brit
ish Columbia points They will be 1t
home at Point No Point after June !
l. +
Nj sherman Newton J0y and Miss Jessie
Spray keecn, both OF Kent, were quietly
married al the residence Of the ofhciat-
ing clcrgy man. Rev John F. Damon, on
Monday afternoon In the presence of
Mrs. Bertha OCouneu and Miss Carrie
Lawson. After brief wedding tour
MIR. and Mrs. JOY returned to Kent where
they Will be at home 10 their friends.
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At the residence Of the brides father
Sunday evening. May IL, Mr.. Ralph Will
son was married to Miss Sadie Beatrice
Martin, youngest daughter Of MI y. H.
Martin, Rev Frank Buzzelle officiating
After an extended tour Of CalifeInlA, AT,
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BRAVE EXPLORERS

Like Stanley ard Livingstone. found II n. TrehcS6
overcome Malaria. Fever and Asne. anu lyssan6s
disease germs than savage cannibals cut tss-s,i
have found that Electric Bittes Is wo1a rsiI,s
cure for all maarial diseases. II you have en, ma
tired wnrr-ont feeling a trial VIII convince you
Of their merit W. A. Null. Of Webb. Ill, wn. s.n
MY children suffered for more than year p.. W.
ehils and fever; then two bottles of Electric
cured them" Only Soc. Try them dua'A'e'u'
Sold by
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.
zone OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills each night ios
two weeks has put in my teens again, VIZ ~
d. H. Turner of Demrseytown, Pa IheS nc Wv
best in the world for Liver Stomach and bo"eis'
Purely vegetable. Never grire. Only DC, AZ
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
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The announcement Is made OF the en-
gaxement Of Miss Maigs Fowler. daughter
Of Mr.. aud Mrs e K Fowler 20 Nj Al
fred Battle. Of this city. The enga cement
was announced AT an informal tea on
Thursday afternoon AT Miss Fowler
home at BrisAton Beach. The wedding
will take place early Ia June,
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Mrs. Z w Burr. of Port Orchard. gave
a chaiing dish parry Saturday night, May
u. In honor Of Miss Hanford aud Miss
Hayden. of Seattle, and Miss Henrietta
king. Of Tacoma, who are her guests.
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Miss I.ora Prise, sister Of Nj r "
Prise and Mrs Flavius ; Cole, Of ;Als
city. and Mr Falcon JoSlin were married
May at Miss Prices home, In hewitt
Iowa After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served and tho couple left
ter Seattle They are at present the
guests 81 Airs cole. but will leave on
Wednesday for Mr.. JosIins home in psw-
son CITY.
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Mr. Sol e. simpson gave n small dinner
at the Hotel Butler on Friday night In
honor OF Mai. q : Bingham and Capt.
" r Richardson. OF the department OF
Alaska. The table was prettuy decorated
with iacqusminot roses and smilaN, and
lighted with canlelabrs. MI Simpsons
other guests were Mir r. G. Mccormack,
MIR James D. Hose jr. Mr.. lester Trlr-
ner Gen. ]. Is, MetcAfe and Mr.. r ".
Williams
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A number of Seattle people have been
visiting at the naval station during the
past week, Miss Ssmpls aud Miss Ethel
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Great preparations are being made at
the mountain summer resorts around Sc
attic for the coming season. 1t is ex-
pected that large number of Seattle
people and tourists win avail themselves
of the opportunity OF visiting some Of
these delightful places, The Antlers at
Lake Cushman. Is making preparations
for large number of visitors. The
summer hotel viii be opened about June
/ and on July a new hosiery called
the Adirondack Camp will be opened.
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y ANTED-Desk room on + 81 NV; not ever s.
per month. Address BOX $50, this Office
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seashore ConneetIoas.
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.


Schedule IL effect November .. 1861
Leave Washington New Jersey Ave and C st
Chicago & Northwest. 1850 a NJ, sS.O5 p m
Cincinnati s. Lsuis. and Indianapolis. F10.G5
b m. -S.f5 ,. "a, -1sl9 night.
P5ttsbury ard Cleveland, 1850 a. a. $50
2. ard 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling. ss:a5 p H.
Winchester. l-s:25 = n. SIS, and $50 ?.
LUray- H5.45 p
Annapolis, i{.:ie. ESQ. s:s5 a. n. ssle.l5.
fs4-25, and 5:3o q N
FTederies: .'s:s5. .-s:e9. 1850 .. N, .-l.I5,
IIagersteya. l2.05 a. m, and 5-s9 p n
Reyd and waF points. s-55. --9.s5 .. H.,
Ks $50. $50. 80 p
n, iii2-sa, *-I:I5. $50, l:@o, '5:eo. 5.sa
-7-05. s-Ie.f5, % 2. E
Wa hinston Junction and way poi5ss SIS,
go a. n, ~I-l5. 49,, $50 p.
z7:la xS:e9. SIS. x9.S0. xl0-00 p N. xls.ia NJ
1915. xI:Ie. xS-e9 xzs99 xf.90 s:35. z5-95.
AS-lc. 1855, x5-29. $50, xS-G2. xfe.eo, xxIl-2l
Ts:S5 2. n. Sundays. KISS. x -o5, x7:l0. s:s9.
=5.y'5, SEQ ESQ, xs-Sl. xI9-oo, XII 30 xIi-5
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains illuminated with Pintseh light
Baltimore, Philadelphia. View York. Boston,
and the East. sz-Ss -T-o5 DINER $50 Buffet,
$500 6Diperl, 1000 Diner a IL, tl2:l0
t5inrrj. E Ese9 fRlEetl- -5-G5 DINER. 500 and
II 80 p (Sleepina CIR open at 1900 o'clock.
P-rioT Cars on all day trains
Atlantic City. ille.co a ID, 12.ie noon, and
iii.Ia and 3.69 p.
.DziIy Except sunday. sunday oaly.
xExpTess trains
Paggage called for and checked from hotels and
5e.isisne1s By Union Transfer Co. on orders left
{ dckst Offices. 6I9 Pennsylvania Avenue north
-eS:. NV York Avsnne and 18th Street. and az
Depct- Telephone tlcket Offices FOX 3. & o Elec-
afc AB' eTuoi5le CABS
r D. UNDERWOOD, D. B MARTIN.
% Sire President. Mgr Pass Traffic
md (rr Marncer.
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WANTED-By Ieat eolored woman, place as
nurse good ref 1918 y Y ave. nv. Item
W. STED-Plaee. by colored girl. to 90 general
louseEoTk. address $50 Ridge 81. Ia It
WANTED-By a young man. furnace to take
care Of Address 29ig fIth st. It
WANTED-A white girl just FROM country, hon
est, neat, and willing wants place as maid;
viii make herself generally useful address
SFoTT, ziS 9th ST. nv. de27-2t
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RAILRoAps.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and = IL ST
In efecs November l. 1860
For AIexs:YiTis-Heek days. $50. z.os, 7:se
500, s:S5. s.ae. a:z5. 1890. 100, sc g. "a.
xlzo5 ECO "a. x1:G5. LIS. 2:0e go. xz-5s.
S:so, 2-52, xz:1s. AIS. 40. $40, x5:2s, $40.
sos. $50. 7so5. 80, 500, s:4e $50. lo.l5
n:2o and Il:as p Sundays, las. eco, gas.
1879 lIs00, 1I-S3 8. m, 1900 Roez, 1880, 100.
80. eco. $50, 500 $50, AGO. 400, 500, $50
500. s-Sg. 40, go, 500. s:z5, $50, zos1s,
u-2o and II.50 D. m
Fer Mount Yesnon-wsek dasE, $50, 300. 1860
II sec m, 1905. xi-o 900 x2.59 2.5o, x4.I5
x3;4. 200. and $50 p. nc. Sundays, 600 a. n.
A:0o Hoon, 200. AGO. 200, and FsS8 ,. N.
For Arlington and AqGedaet BEi6Es-Eeek
DAYS $50. 7554, Ts9o ssae 5.s5, $50, 9:25 1900
AMI zoo a m sIz:o5 1870, II 49, It's, 4 Is
100 go. 2-59, $50, 2.59, s4-S5 400, 5.24.
sos, $50. 7-96, and SEQ ,. N. saEdays, 7:4s.
eco. 9:z5. 1000, II 60, aad 1850 n n 1900
sooa, s1z:39, loo Il 80, 2sc5 30 500, $780,
400. .4s3o. SEQ, $780, Geo. .6:3o. 49, $50.
ard 500 .. M
PzTesls carried. Baggage eheesed
xExpFess. SO Arlington only
G. E. ABBOT. President
; coLYIN, Superintendent.
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WA-STED-Ns itresS; also half-groNa boy Cal
after 5 ?. n, I8I5 !. st. NV de2s-St
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wASTED-Envelopes and wrappers addressed; SOC
per thousand Address Box 242, this Office.
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NANTED-Girls to sew; also an apprentice 1901
SD St NV Item
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ICE CREAM 7ee gallon, not made m cellar.
but above ground for sewer gas abounds
in cellars and breeds typhoid. diphther;a, etc;
moral. don't eat that kind LACEYss is pure and
delicious. 6o7 n. Z. ave. Phone 2osl.
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SITUATIONS vyANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By settled white woman, good iaun-
dress, place to do laundry for fur room, or
take care Of house for widower. Box S54, this Of
fee. Item
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BIRDS. n Gs. ETC

r0USG PARROTS. singing canaries. ilocking
birds, dogs cats. rabbits cold s.h etc:
rsfeioSae free SCHMID,s EIRD STORE. az 18th
at. nv. auIz-tf
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seaboard Air Line Railway
FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LINE"

SA-sA - ~ s4sSAA SoO%s@
LIHE.,
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PESSA R. R. STATION.
80 & n. daily. Florida Express for Peters
burg. Rsieigh. Southern Pines Pinsharst, CAM
tsns Columbia savannah Jacksonville, TaliS-
h2ssee and Tampa Through sleeping cars to
Jacksonville
$50 P NJ daily Florida Limited for Camden.
Columbia. Savannah, jacksonville. and Tampa.
Through slsepiHE saSS to Jacksonville and
Tampa, Dining Car Service
$3.50 P. n daily Atlanta Special for Raleigh.
Southern Pines. Pineh1rst, Charlotte, Athees.
Atlanta, New Orleans. ard all paints il tAs
Southwest Through sleeping cars to Atlanta
Ter iu tier information apply to V. NJ McCoS-
Mill. General Agent, lisa New Tcrk ave.
motif
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

apply at Office for Weekly BaIlstia.
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aTEAMzoeTa
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- EveF7 day IN TIE year Tor Norfolk. New
- supert. powerful sssel palace ssexzlers
- Nevsecst News" 1S66foIk,' and .'wasis-
- ingtcr = "a the following schedule:
Nv WsshIngio IS - pm III. Portsmouth l. 90 p1n
". AlszandFia.-7.0 90 pm Ly. Norfolk 5.45 pm
Az e. Aoaroe. J. 70 am LIZ Fl ADnros. - pm
ar hor.oik..-..s.go am AZ. AIexzndria.-e 50 Am
Ar. RoFszsouta.s-ls saa ~. Washington 90 am
49, Tickets on sale At SIT Penn. ave, B. sld
49, 0. tieAet oiss. 5I9 Penn. ave-, and eosIseI
- 18th st and ;. I. ave-, c. & O. ticKes o.
- fees, at SIS Penn ave., aud e0s l4ra 81;
- A L. ticket Office. 1894 n. Y. age, sHc
- "a board stessueTs
kzSFoz further information apply g. gen
- ef1I oaices. It'll s.. wharf, y ash. D. q
- Phone, $50
aees-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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TANTED-one or tEo unfrr rooms: light house
keeping Box 2S7, this Office de27- 81, en-
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FRIDAY-tc} At HOS p. m for PORTO RICO.
VIA san Juan VENEZUELA. and CURACAO,
per $ s. Caracas from New YORK. Nail for
SAyAEILLA and CARTHA fsEENA must be IL
rected Per Earaeas :,
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Uncle Sam Don't wear

truss, but he carries the Ii,
S=sse,-sS Cushion Truss all over the Unites
States. " n, women and efildres.
wear and ike them The Air Cushion Pad hold
with comfort; nothing else will Cons.lsatlou
and two weeks trial free. Lady IN attendance for
ladies. Office pariors- waiting and consutstiozs
rooms On the sane floor. Catalogues free TIL
RGRICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY, Iz2s
st. NV. ID aooE- .nhI9tf-em
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IRON Kidney and Liver

Disease md instant relief following the use O.
WsaneT,s Safe cure. Directions en- Label AZ
Druggists
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ais for south aRd Central Amer
lea, west indies, Etc.

FR4DAf-fc1 At 90 p m for PORTO RICO.
VIA san Juan VENEZUELA. and CURACAO,
per $ s Caracas from New York. Nail feF
sAYAEILLA and CARTHAGENA must be IL
rected per 8 S, Caraeas'
lei Az Hes p. m for GRENADA and
TRINIDAD, per s. s. Aaraysi. from New
fcl At Hes .. N. fot ST. THOMAS. ST.
CRoIX, LEEWARD and EINDHARD ISL
ANDS. and pENERARA, Der : s Nadiana
from New York Nan for GRENADA and
TRINIDAD must be directed per $ =
fc1 st 1905 p. NJ for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA SAFANILL8- and CARTHAGESA,
ger $ s Alzsi, IRON New YORK Nan for
COSTA RIGA must be directed per s S.
Aitai''
q At Ils5 ? n. fos HAITI, per &
Alps. from New York
{c) At Hes p L. Tor YTCAF6N. per s. :
Prirna. nom Nex York. via Progreso.
(c) AZ II Is D m fer MATANZAS CAIBA-
RIES. NUEVTTAS. GIBARA. and RARACoA,
Per s. $ Ola. from New York. {orsiiBary
Mail only. which must be directed per s
Ce) At nos p. m. for PERNANBuco and
SANTOS. Per s. Grecian Prince, from New
SUNDAY dec. 800 At 1870 a. n for
NASSAU. n P, per steamer from Miami
Mails For NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail- to North
Sydney, and thence via steamer, elose here daily
except Sunday at 1900 m. and on SUNDAYS only
az i 30 a. ID Chr
Nails fs- AtQCEL0N, By raj to Boston, and
thence via steamer. close here daily at s=I5 p
cGBA MAILS close here viz Port Tampa. Fla.
Wednesdays, Fridays, snd Sundays at $50 p
n. 90
addressed for despatch by steamers sailing from
New York. close here daily at 1879 a m and
Nssis for BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTsz. aud
GUATEMALA. by rail to 'Sew Orleans and thence
via stesrner close here daily at 1890 q m she
connecting elsses for which being Mondays
Mails for COSTA RIGA. by rail to New Orleans
and thence via steamer. close here daily at 1000
p. M, the connecting closes for which being
TGez5sys.
Tranz-PacIGc Mails.
Mails for AUSTRALIA (except West Australia
which goes via Europe and New Zealand. which
gees via San Francisco. close here daily AZ TO n
m up 70 January 5. inclusive for despatch per
$ s. WaTrimoo. (ol
IPFINE ISLANDS, - via San Francisco. close here
daily at 90 p H. up to January 5. inclusive for
despatch per s. $. PekinE- tol
sNaiIs fer COCHIN CHINA are forwarded to
New York foT connection with European steam
ers
ssPHHIPPTNE ISLANDS GIlitary Main. de-
spatched to San Francisco at all eio5ss for that
Office to connect with Government transports. the
sailinEs OF which are irregular.
% Registered mails close at Loo D. n. sane
Is Registered mails close at s:oo p. N. same
ID Registered mails close at 500 an. sane
5e) Registered mails close at 100 p. n. pre-
% Registered mails close at 100 p. n. pre-
fb1 REGISTERED mails close at 1900 p. N pre-
(ol Registered mails close at 6: 90 D. n. pre-
Eicus day. JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-28

Through trains from the South arrive Wasting
ton 6:ss a. m, 7.S5 a. m 2.I5 p m. and $50
p N. daily From Harrisolburg u 30 g. N week
days and $40 p n daily From Charlottesville
SIS :. n. and $40 p. N. daily.