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PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles No cure, no pay. All druggists are authorized by the manufacturers of Pazo Pile Ointment to refund the money where it fails to cure any case of piles, no matter of how long standing. Cures ordinary cases in six days, The worst cases in fourteen days One application gives ease and fest Relieves itching instantly. This is a new discovery, and is the only pile remedy sold on a positive guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price 5Oc. If your druggist don't keep it in stock send us soc in postage stamps and we will forward same by mail. Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co.,, St. Louis, Mo- Man ufaeturers of Laxative Bromo-Quinine and Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
 3-20-tf-tueS
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fully battle the poisonous blood.
 !" Slowly but with perceptible gain, the discharge grew less, the inflammation disappeared, the sur rounding skin took on a more healthy color, and what short time before had been mass of raw flesh began to scale over and gradually thin skin formed and the scales dropped off. Not a scar or blemish around the eye, neck or back or anywhere on his body is to be found, and now at eight months old he is as bright, healthy and full grown as any child of that age. Less than two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla, aided by Hoods Medicated Soap and Hoods Olive Ointment, accomplished this wonderful cure.
 tsI cannot begin to express my gratitude towards Hoods Sarsapa- rina and your other medicines for the good they accomplished in my baby's case." MRs. N. GUERTNoT, 37 Myrtle St., Rochester, N. Y.
 For the cure of all blood diseases and Spring Humors, Hoods Sar- saparilla is unequalled. Try it.
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HENRY SELIGMAN.
FREDERICK STRAUSs
Outbreak Against spaniards

City of Mexico, May Tone of those peri odical outbreaks against Spaniards, owing to the feeling of animosity still intense among the lower classes, occurred last night when a Spanish grocery clerk resisted arrest by the police, and the populace came to the aid of the gendarmes. Cries of Down with Spain,' and Death to the Spaniards" arose, and an attempt was made to lynch the unfortunate man when the police were reinforced and put down a small riot.
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OFFICERS RESIGN.
Seligman and Strauss leave American
 Steel and Wire Company.

New York. May 7.-At today's meeting Steel and Wire company, Henry W. Selig- man and Frederick W. Strauss resigned from the board. Subsequently the follow ing was made public:
 New York, May 2, 1900 To the Board of Directors, American Steel
 and Wire Company.
 Gentlemen:-We have today resigned from the directory of the American Steel and Wire company because John W. Gates did not at today's meeting retire from the management of the company, we had been given to understand that he would do.
 Our reason for continuing to act as df- rectors until now may, perhaps, deserve further explanation. On the morning of the April meeting of the board we re- ceived assurances from sources on which we thought ourselves entitled to reply, that the resignation of Mir. Gates chair man would be offered about May l. While it is true that by continuing in the board we exposed ourselves to possible miscon- struction; risked this in the belief that by delay we should accomplish that whiclF~ | every must recognize as demanded by l the best interests of the company, namely l MT. Gates retirement from the manage l ment; and we realized that under the by | laws of the company, to force MT. Gates | retirement, was practically impossible, 1 and that these assurances promised more substantial results than the contemplated attempt to force his immediae resignation MT. Gates, however. continues to control the company and under these circumstances it becomes impossible for us to longer con- tinue in the directory; and in order that the stockholders of the company fully under stand both our reasons for continuing in the board and for resigning from it, we shall give such publicity to this letter as we may think proper. Yours truly, HENRY SELIGMAN. FREDERICK STRAUSS.
 What may be called an informal meeting of the directors held. Nothing of im- portance was done far as could be learn ed. MT. Gates declined to give any inkling of the proceedings that led to the resigna- ton of Messrs. Seligman and Strauss. Mir. Gates was asked as to the truth of the re- port that he intended leaving for Europe Thursday next. He replied that it was quite unlikely that he would sail on that date and it barely possible that he would not at all. The vacancy caused by the resignations of MT. Seligman and MT. Strauss will be filled in few days, ac- cording to MT. Gates.
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Convention of Cigar Leaf Trade.

Chicago, May 1.-The second annual con- vention of the Cigar Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade of the United States opened for a three days session at the Wellington hotel today The important questions of the conference regarding the use of tobacco imported from the Philippines and the re- duction of the tariff on tobacco from Cuba were not discussed during the first day. President Young, in his annual address re- commended that the members push bill
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introduced in the senate for the regulation and creation of a bureau of manufactur- CTS.
 President Young said the duty of 15 per cent imposed by congress on tobacco i'm ported from Porto Rico should be discussed at the convention and some action taken by the committee.
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F1'0sss Deep Sorrow
 f0 Gz'eaf sJ0y
What Mothers Love and Tender Care Failed to Accomplish
 Hoods SarsaparIla Promptly Effected.
"I would cry every time I washed my baby!"

"I would cry every time washed my baby!"
 This plainve sentence tells volume of mothers agony In such dreadful condition from erupons and sores Mrs. Guerno child received the tendeest that mothers love could gve and the most skful medical attendance that fathers could provide Yet all failed until they turned Hoods Sarsapara which this in thousands of other seemed be the last yet has failed The result certain to as that day follows night Evenings weeping turned to mornings rejoicing That Sarsapara will do for you you will only it. Just read Mrs. Guernots letter. is characteristic Hoods Sarsaparila testimonial
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THEY STAND BEFORE
 THE BAR OF JUSTICE
ccontlnued From First Page.)

being allowed the state and ten the de- fense.
 The names of the jurors were then placed in a hat which was covered over with a handkerchief and the first name was drawn It proved to be W. D. Reed, farmer who was put through the usual questions by the court, and qualified. He was acceptable to the state and the defendants, after q
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Kentuckians Endorse Taylor

Henderson, ky, May 7.-The republicans of the Second district today endorsed Me- Kinley and Taylor without qualification, denounced the contest board and the dem- ocratic legislature and selected delegates to the repnblican national convention.
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Estes Hardware Co. sells Fishing Tackle.

Hear Hon. Webster Davis at Jefferson Theater tonight, on the Transvaal War. Admis- sion to non-members of Lyce- um 50 cents. Seats on sale today.
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short consultation, also accepted him. Mir. Reed took his seat in the jury box The next juror, R. W. Weaver, was ex- cused by the defense. The next juror, F. J. Ellard, also a farmer, was acceptable to both sides and took his place in the box s. P. Vines was acceptable to the state but was excused by the defense. r. A. Hewett ST., was excused for cause by the defend ants.
 The third juror selected was John Veitch, a mouder.
 John s. Bailey had a fixed opinion and was excused for cause. Tom Stephens was the next juror and was excused by the de- fense. w. T. Caldwell had fixed opinion as to guilt or innocence of defendants and was excused for cause. J. w. Nicholas was excused by the state.
 A. J. Caldwell, also a farmer, who was the fourth juror selected. J. B. Yielding was excused for cause. R. T. Sanders was next called and was excused by the state. J. l.. Taylor was excused by the defense, as was H. M. Jennings by the state.
 R. M. Robbins, farmer, was selected as the fifth juror. G. M. Odell was excused for cause
 The sixth juror was found in w. J. Blackman, farmer No. D. Joe Pattie, miner, was selected as juror Mo- 2. M. M. Gum, farmer, was acceptable to both sides and took his seat in the jury box as Juror No. 8. Thomas J. Mcdonald, occu- patton unknown, was selected as the ninth member of the jury. Tom Black was ex- cused for cause. J. F. Davidson excused by the defense.
 Luke Ellard, a farmer, made the tenth juror John Burke was also excused for cause, as was J. H. Hollis, Jr. R. E. Mid dleton was excused by the defence.
 Joseph Barnes, a railroad engineer, was acceptable to both sides, making juror No. IL Harry w. Coffin was excused for cause. J. M. Howard and A. G. Scott were ex- cused by the defense.
 The Twelfth Man
 The defense's right of challenge was ex- hausted, and the next juror, w. F. Tyler, of the Tennes sAa Coal Iron and Railroad company was selected as the twelfth man.
 The jury was then sworn and instructed by the judge, who placed them in charge of Deputy Sheriff Goudelock, who will act as bailiff.
 During the time the jury was being drawn the defendants eyed each juror closely as he presented himself before the bar, espe cially manning who seemed distrustful
 When the jury had been completed the court was adjourned until o'clock this morning, and the prisoners were taken back to jail
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The Twelfth Man
Strike on in Sr. Louis.

St. Louis, May S.-At 2:15 o'clock this (Tuesday) morning the street car men de- cided to strike. There are 1,50o men af-
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" My baby was three months old when fosters broke out on his neck. The openings ap- peared like boils, spread down his back and along the spinal column until it appeared as one mass of sores. Our doctor prescribed for the case, but the disease spread and the little ones suffer- ings increased and he became a mere shadow. His p'tiful
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gave the infant the smallest dose of the Sarsaparilla pre- scribed, and then took off the bandages and washed the mass of sores with the Medicated Soap. Next I applied the Olive Ointment and adjusted a fir e S h wrapping of silk. A change was notice able the next Sun day, giving assur- ance that we had at
 last hit upon the
 treatment to success-
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Kansas City, May "A three-story brick building at 1902 Grand avenue, in the busi-
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JUDGE LOCHRENPS -
 DECISION FILED The Constitution Does Extend
 Over Porto Rico. CREATED GREAT INTEREST Question Was Brought Up in the Fa- nous Case of Rafasl Ortz, the Porto Rican Imprisoned
 for Murder
CREATED GREAT INTEREST

St. Paul, Minn May I-Judge Lochren today filed in the United States circuit court his decision on the application of Rafael Ortz, Porto Rican, to be released from Minnesota state prison. Ortz was convicted by a military tribunal in Porto Rico for the murder of a United States sol dier and condemned to death. The sen tence was committed to life imprisonment. The application for release was based on the claim that the military authorities had no jurisdiction over Ortz, that peace had been declared and that he should have had civil trial. Judge Loehren refused the application in an oral decision Thursday last and today filed exhaustive opinion thereon
 The decision has created great interest throughout the country. as it bears largely on constitutional question which have arisen on the position of Porto Rico as a. territory of the United States. The decis- ion states:
 Our general government was founded by men of the revolution who had rebelled against the arbitrary power asserted by Great Britain to govern her outlying colonies at the will of her parliament. They established this government on the asserted theory that all just parts of the government are by the common consent of the governed.
 It will be indeed marvellous if it is made to appear that these men who founded our national government and so constructed 1t that it is capable of ruling with unlimited power as people who have neither guaran- tees to protect them nor any voice in the government. This is foreign absolutism the worst form of tyranny.
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BUILDING COLLAPSED

Seven Persons Buried in the Ruins
 None Will Die
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WILL exchange typewriting machine and stock
IN local company for about $3.50 worth Of
printing. Address BOX 72a, this Office je2l- -3t
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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.
sekssule in eject June l. Ielo.

S-kFeCle il eject J-re I 100
Lave Washington f---a stst-c- corner Of NeS
JerEly Avenue ard c Street
Tor CEiCsro AID N0rsIwest. esrl1u.c1 Limit
20 lr--ts i--a' E n, SO 2 n ca-iF-
Fe- t--ci-rltI. 8. Louis 4LL IL--S-zp1-ls. TX
E-t2s- lt-o g. It h6-t-aI-e- L---i-cc 5--5 g. IA.
.Nprsss ] 10 ElEht. cslv-
For P.trs5usg -zd Cleveland. 1870 = L. SO
r. n and leo a. n -t-.E-
Fer Columbia s-e5 p o. daily.
Ter "IIchestcs I'D Vay stations. 's.s5 a, L.
s-5 p IT,. u.@ $50 2 IT,
Fo- LuTzy, 5-f5 p r. dzily-
to- b--.-U1Te- sec days E-al. 500. ga
Kl-05. N7-lt- E-.2c- So E2-a0- TI--JJ o. u-s
Nl2-II 2, z-IE. Il-LJ zs-Jl. go Ef.s.. $50
&5-g5 X-.I9 I5-51. zs-z0. c-S3. 1=-tl. zi0-0o.
lli-eJ N---s5 3 S--LaEs KISS. KOS,
Gl-lJ. $50 K5-Q0 a. U-, 1----- xl-,1. l-l5s
800 N-7, s-s5- NzC5. 15-Ia- 6-5-- Es-Jo.
NI5- o. z-l-s1. xl--25 e =
For A---EUi-s- l-1r s- n. ard l---s 2. ~. sun
DAYS $50 u-, f.ST r. o.
Fer F-ete1cs- week csvs. s-sI a. u-- I7-53
l-so, $3.50 2 r. S--L--s goo g. r.. lis q r.
Fer E--5rsl-Eu. -Io.c5 O. r. end $50 p
FOT boyc ara way points wees tLys. s-1j
O. n i-s1, 80 % p - s----ys- ESQ a. Il,
For CzitLc-sl1rE a-t way points, week days
SIS n I2-Er G-I7. $50. $500 $50. --15.
rs p IT, Sundays, 500 d. "a. rs 500. I-J5.
lo-I5 2
eavs. $50 a m $50, $50 p II >ll-4ys.
eco a. n. l-l5 T. H.
For Cszutauqaa Beach s.s1 a. II. 8.S5 ?. L.
week cays, g-sJ a. n, S-Ld1ys-
ROYAL BLUE LINE
AL trains illuminated Eitl Pinch light
For Baltimore. FG.lscslphia Nsv= Yer, B1s-
ton, ard the kazt, week DAYS. Z,S5. T.CJ lD--er},
$50 (BuEetl. IC.C0 tDt~er). T. r. EC-LJ,
(Dlccr). 40 CDirer) 500 ''Boyai Ltuited-''
Exclusively Pul.rl1 Train Dining Car, "a.
500 Dining Carr. 500 and II-50 ?. n (SleeP-
ing C@r cpen ~ 100 C'clocal- SanGayE. 2-S5.
--05. 600 a. n. 1910 uo1n. 40 p5lirE Cars,
600. SOS Dining Cz-s. 500 and IIS0 p. N. sleep
irg car open 10 o'c.cck
Pa-Ior Csrs on al day tr-l.s
Tu- Atlantic CITY, 1905 o. m l1-10 noon.
and I=I0 and 500 ?. r. week DAYS 1910 roon
S-ELays-
For Cape Nay, week days, 1910 and 1-I1 p II
Except S1EL1y- xEZpress trains
BzCccEe called for azt checked from hotels and
residences bv ULiCa Transfer Co. On CrlCTs left
-r clcE5t Cf5cts. 6Ig Peuusvlvs-is Avenue north
west Nex YORK Avauue and 18th Street. AID q
Qerot Tsiephous ticket oElces t5r 3. s o. Zee
trrc Automobile Clls-
? D. UNDERWOOD. y. 3. MARTIN,
% Vice Prvsteny- A-r P-Cs- TrEt,c-
. zUd Gen N-us..T
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and IS IL S.
II effect May l. 1900
For AleNandria-Week days. go 700, 7-3o
500. s:35 $50, 9.25. IQ.00. II 90 II IS a. n
Wigs, l2-20 l2,45. XI-20, las, ZOO 2;40 H3.5J.
$50, 5-5y, x4-l5, $50, 500, x5 20. $50, 6-0t
80. I-n6, $780, 500. 8-45. $50 l0-I5. u.zl.
ll-59 p. m Sundays. 7:t5. $500. 9.i5. l0-S..
100 II 30 m. 200 noon. % 80, 100, I-Sc.
200, 2-3O, 800, 3:2O 800 40 500, $50 6-0J.
80. 700. 7:S0, SEQ. s:45. go lois, Il -Ze.
l;50 p. m.
For Mount NeTnon-Week days. $50. 6-0l, 1000
ll-O0 a m, Xl2-O5, II 20. z-60 1900 $50, 100
80 p. m Sundays, 900 a. m, 1900 noon, 200.
400. 700. s:45 y. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
days. s,O0 's.s5. s-69, '9.25. 1000. Il 90 a. m
1905. l2-2O I2-f5. ~1:45. 300. -2.4O. 900.
'S-Z5. AIS, sos, $50, 6:O4. $50. 7.08 500
N. Sundays. 7;45. 9-00. S5f5. sIGs3], u.a1.
'll:30 a. m, i2:e9 noon, 'I2:20 1:01 'I.39, 2:-0
.Z-S9. 500. 80, 8-oO 'i-50. 5:00 $50, 6-OJ
$50. 700, sT-3O, 500 2. n
Parcels carried on al trains Baggage checked
XExpress- TO Arlington only
J. COLEIN. SUperiHtendsnt
G. E ABBOT President
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND REGULATING
STREETS AND ANENUES--Ofice of the CoIl-
nissioners D. c, Washington. H. c, June 20.
io0a-SEAIED PROPOSALS VIZ. be received At
mi. Office until II O'CLOCK NOON. SATURDAY
JULY :. 1000. for grading and regulating certain
streets and avenues
Blank forms OF proposal, specifications. and all
otAer necessary information can be obtained at the
offic Of the Engineer Commissioner ID. C. H B
F. MCFARLAND JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING H.
BEACH. Commissioners D. C. 2l-6t-exSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, JUNE
Is I9O0.-SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed PRO
posals TO Sell Municipal Hospital Site" viii he
received at this Office until u O'CLOCK NJ On
TUESDAY, JULY 81, to sell to the District of Co
lumbia site within the District Tor MUNICIPAL.
HOSPITAL for said District. Bidders must state
in their proposals the price per square foot or
acre for which they viii sell smaller portion OF
the ground so offered No proposal that does not
embrace an offer 10 sell a tract Of at least five
acres in area will be entertained
A certified check for One Thousand Dollars
$1,000 some banking institution in the Dis
tret Of Columbia, or eertincate OF the Collector
OF Taxes that the bidder has deposited said smOunt
with him, must accompany each bid IS gUaran-
tee that the bidder Will complete the sale Of the
ground IL his bid should be accepted. The right
10 reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved
HENRY b. +. MACFARLAND. JOHN W ROSS,
LANSING II. BEACH, Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia iele-6t-exSu
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS To AND CHANGES
IN PLUMBING N GRANT SCHOOL BUILD
ING--OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c.,
WASHINGTON, d. C., JUNE IS, 1900 SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received az this office until
y ~ on JUNE p, 1900. foT repairs 10 AID changes
in plumbing IN the Grant School building, located
on G. Street, between ryventv-frst and IYcaty-
second Streets northwest, Washington, D. c.
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained upon
application therefor at the Office OF the Inspector
Of Plumbing Of The District OF Columbia and
bids upon these forms only VIII be considered
Plans and Specifications. together with all neces-
sary information, can be consulted az the same
Office. The night IS reserved TO reject any all
bids Proposals must be enclosed in a sealed en-
velope endorsed Proposals for Repairs 70 and
Changes in Plumbing in Grant School Building -
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND, JOHN W ROSS,
LANSING II BEACH, Commissioners D. c.
iel9-6t-eXSu
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Southern Ry.

Trans leave from Penn station
sol q. IA Daily Locai for HarriscEsgrg and
for Charlotte sut way stations
HIS a. m- p-Iiy- Z : tast Man. Sleeping
cars to-NeE Orleans. Columbia. SzysEEsh- and
Jacks EvIi-e, -i-i-r at Salisbury with sleeper fox
A~Eeyliie- Cultt-H0oss- and Memphis and at
tr1-r Washington % NCw Orleans Dining ca
service
u.s7 d. m D-sly. Local for ClzrIortssvilIe
8-gI p. H. Week Days Lc-zi tcT Fr0uL Royal,
S;rs~aarg. ard HarTsscnh-rg-
$3.50 p D. Daily Loe-- for Chzr'ottesyiIie-
E55 D. n ua-iy. y. Y G Fla EE7ress s-eep
.Ig esls o. Augusta witA cclns- --ons tcT Aiken
and Charleston. and U SavauEaa. Jacks a17il.e.
a-d Port Tampa Through coach 20 jacksonville
I.uiug car service.
a-55 p. n. paiIy. Washington and ChaJtarooga
Limited VIA IvuchhUrEj Sleeping csTs 20 Roam
oke. Knoxville Chstt4aoog=, Memphis, ana New
Orleans through coach 20 Memphis. Dining car
Io.45 .. n. Daily. Washington and Southwest
ern Liu-tet. Sleeping cars o. AsheviHe. ku0x-
Vile Caatta-oog4- 2-d Nashville. and % Atlanta.
Macon. Birmingham. Memphis, Mcnlgomery. No
bile and New Orleans Dining car service
Tourist sleeper Washington u san Francisco Non
days. Wednesdays. and Fridays.
TRAINS on ROUND HILL BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 a daily. 100 p m,
4.25 P H., 5--1 ? IA week d2ys snt 5-z5 p m
Sundays f0s Round Hin. G-25 p saturdays for
Llesburg; 6-75 P m week days 10 HerndoH-
Through trains from the S-uth arrive Washing
ton C:f2 a.. u-. I-aJ e. m. 2-i5 2 r-, and $50
p. rl- C1ily. Prom HlEIisoat-s- II - d. m week
tavs and geo p NJ daily From Charlottesville
SIS O. NJ and 80 ?. a. daily
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and other in
formation furnished and i----s called f1r and
.-e=ssJ tom hotels --c7 by Union
TsauET+r Js-. on orders ZEE Ofice. 705
I-sh ST. Nv, oil p. NV. ana a.
Penn Station
Phone IaH Tor P. R 3. CD Service
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ron SALE OR ExCHANGE

HIGHEST price paid for secondhand bicycles:
also taken on storage. a24 9tb st NV
oc2Ltfem
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FUR SALE-Lsdy's bicycle, complete II good
orders o. vii exChslugr for OF part payment
on I1dy's watch; owner leaving city Address
Box 546. this Office. Je25-St, en-
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. IS cents per load UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 40 10Th ST. NV. je24-St
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Save This kd,

Its worth 81 20 IL brought 10 our store this week
This Is the way IL IS. we have 4 surplus stock Of
our well known Pioneer Bicycles. and need the
room. % we make you this offer The Pioneer Is
1900 motei, one-piece hanger. eXpander bars, etc.
and guaranteed one wear Fhe regular price IS
$50. We have dropped II 70 SO %. Better come
while they last. NATIONAL CYCLE Co. 1921
Pa. ave. je2O-tf. en-
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STEA3IBCATs.
STEAMBOATS,,
----~-~-~-~~~-~---~~---
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
pert News and all points South, by the
superb. powerful steel palace cleaners
newport News" Norfolk" and ''Wssh-
Ington'' on the following schedule.
Ly. Washington.6 $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth. S. 90 pm
~ AAle2andria- A. 100 pm Lv. Norfolk. .....6.G5 pm
Ar EC honroe.1- 1-0o am Ly. TT. Monroe. IS pm
ar. Horiolk 500 am Ar Alexandria g 80 am
Az forisinouth-sl5 am Ar. Washington. Z. 90 am
hckets on sale 81 sI7 Penn. ave-, B, and
= y. ticket Office. 6lg Penn. ave-, and corner
ioth ST. and n Y. ave-, c. Il o. ticket Of
Seees' az S!S Penn ave. and coo I4th ST. /;
- 5. A. L. ticket Office, 1894 n. Y. ave. and
- on bosrd stezmerS
X For further information apply at gen.
sIaI offices. 7th ST. wharf, wash. D. G.
- Phone, go
nozs-t JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED Reliable party with few hundred dol
lars TO invest in solid Business, on half in
terest. Address Box $50 this Office. je25-3t EN-
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HELP WANTEp-arALE-

WANTED White chef. 500: second. s45: whit
walters; hotel baker. s45; for resorts BUl
CESS HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10Th st. NV. lt,el
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

FOR sALE-Cottage in Brookland; 5000. Ad-
dress Box ISL this Office. -ie25-3t en-
PER CENT INVESTMENTS Z ST ne, seven
rooms nearly new house. near G.. r. o. and
Capitol Enquire 100 lst st. ne je24-3t
HERE THEY Cos and Groom cottages. $50 10
500 each; small cash payment and balance
81 a month; no interest. two blocks fEom cars;
near 18th and II sts ne. Apply TO NJ c. GRASTY.
owner, l50S 9TH ST. ie22 -3t EN-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AIIEHICAN LINE
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW YORk-Sot HAMPTON LONDON
CALLING WFSBCUND. At CHER3OUR R6
Sailing Wednesdays az 10 3 n
RED STAR LINE.
NEW ORE-ANTWERP-PARIS-
Every Tccne.dsy az II nCon-
TNTEKNAFIONAL NANIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and 5. \. R--Ofhce q Broadway " Z.
Philade,n niis one S058n7 Walnut St
WASHINGTON OFFICE-IsOs ST n ".
Or v. C. MOSS. Agent. at Sanders Staynas'&
1871 St nv
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sITUATIONs wASTED-HALE.

WANTED-By white man. place as clerk, or vill-
ing 70 work az anything; ret address Box
7G. this uflCr. Item
WANTED situation 10y Sak5r first class ou ai
kinds bread, rolls, an6 cake. Address Box -i5.
this office Item
The evening times., 1900-06-25
VVANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs.

WANTED- Horses to pasture. s. per month. s B.
BlRNE. Alexandria. Va. iel2IuJ
The evening times., 1900-06-25
FOR RENT-ROUsES.

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