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Drove the Beers Back.

Aliwal North. Cape Colony. by CoUr-
Ter to BurgheTsdOrp via StOrmberg
Junction, Tuesday, March 13.-General
Brabant's forces arrived here on Sun
day. The Beers had retired the pre-
vious night, taking up a position four
miles beyond the Orange river. where
General Brabant attacked and drove
them back, securing the position after a
sharp engagement
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WHITE HAS HOPES.
Agent for the Transvaal Visits the
State Department.

10 CLJ AO4 tic LItLllSNdd1 NlSlLS the
State Department.
New York. March 13.-Montagu White.
agent in this city for the Beers, returned
from Washington late tonight and in an
interview soon after his arrival he said:
Il had an hours conversation with Mr..
I'LL, the assistant secretary of state. and
he assured me that he hoped for a happy
solution Of the great problem now be-
fore us. cannot, Of course. now give
the details Of that conversation. I ex-
pect 20 see Mr.. Hill again on Friday
next. when l will probably 90 to the
state department again.
I believe that Germany. France and
Russia would certainly back up any
movement made by the United States gov
eminent in the direction of Intervention
think the European powers all look 10
his country TO take the initiative If
any European nation should intervene il
would tend 10 destroy the harmony of the
continent. Most of the powers have in
lefests IN Africa and their motives would
be questioned, but the United States
Nould EtVe nothing TO gain except the
preservation Of two sister republics, no
selfish interest could be imputed"
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Where Germany Stands.

Berlin March 13.-It is semi-official-
~ announced that when the Orange
Free State and the Transvaal ad-
dressed TO number Of the larger and
smaller states a request for friendly me-
dlatlon, the German government re-
Piled that it would willingly participate
provided the essential condition of such
mediation were present. namely he
certainty that both belligerents desired
il
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senate Increases So.

Paris. March 13.-Omeials Of the Paris
exposition said today there was no
fOuncatiOn for the report circulated in
the United States that the date for the
opening had been postponed q fort
night The exposition viii be opened
April ., as advertised
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Joubert On Peace M;ssior

Pretoria. Saturday. March 1O.-via
LourenZo Marquee. March 12.-GenaraI
Joubert has arrived here to consult
with the government. Runners Of 1,aace
oVertures are IN the air. All attention
Is directed TO the British advance on
Bloemfontein, but the fedsrals are still
con1ldent Of being able 10 checL II
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Mrs. Booth-Tucker III.

Racine, Wis, March 1S.-SIrs. Booth
Tucker. Of the Salvation Army. who was
70 deliver lecture in Racine tonight.
was FRUSTRATED on her arrival and un-
able 10 fulfill her engagement Mrs.
Tucker was taken to a private residence
and medical aid summoned. Il Is said
that her voice has failed completely.
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CHIEFS ARE oUARRELING.
Trouble Found Among the Zulus-
Encouraged BY Beers

LehombO Monday. March .. via Loureu-
20 Marques, March 12-Trouble is expect
ed between Chief OgeIeQuana and Chief
UmbOgaZ. in British Zuluiand. The Beers
are anxious that the chiefs should quar-
rel and they are prepared 10 support The
former. as is also the Swasi queen The
Zulu king. however. UphOlds U-mbOgaZ-
The women at Piet Ref lager are Ia
mentinE over the heavy BOer loss around
LadvSmith
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BoERS' FIERCE RESISTANCE.
Roberts Has Most Severe Engagement
Since Crossine, the Modder.

Dreifontein, Orange Free State. sun
day, March 11.-General Roberts ad-
vance yesterday across the sscorching
plains from Poplar Grove to this place
Was marked by the most severe enga se-
ment since cross the AfOdder river
The Beers stubbOrnly contested every
loot of ground. only fleeing at dusk
when Roberts threw most of his troops
against the center of their weakened
line.
At the point where Colonel Broad
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Gold Mines All Rieht-

Berlin. March IA cable from Johau-
nesburg reports that the condition Of the
German group of gold mines in the Trans
vaal Is satisfactory and that the other
groups have suffered only IncOnSiderab-e
through the stopPage.
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Plumer Occupies I,obs+s;

Cape Town. March 14-Colonel Plumer
occupied Lobatsi without opposition ON
March .. The Beers had retired the pre-
Elous oay. The railway is damaged. bur
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More Bodies Recouersa

New York. March 13-Two more bodies
were recovered today from the ruins or
the Italian tenement which was num-, -,
Newark, n J. The list OF dead now osin,-
bers sixteen ana tlve other supposed Nc
inns nave not Yet been accounted for
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HAMMOND GROWS
MYSTERIOUS
%
Republican Candidate Repu-
dates Republican Organ.
But FAILS TO STATE
CAUSE OF GRIEVANCE
Refers to "Some Things" In a
Most Mysterious Way.

Seemed to Realize That His Organ
Was a Heavy Load to Garry and
Showed symptoms Of Dismissing
the Roberts Case, but Could Not
Muster Up Courage to Explain
What He Meant-Very Frosty
Meetings.
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ENGL and REJECTS ALL
OvERTURES OF PEACE
Tender Of the Good Offices of the United States Is
Emphatically Declined.
Lord SaburyS Severe Reply to the Appeal Of Presidents
Kruger and Steyn.

can be placed on the unqualified sup
port of France and Russia, whose only
desire is to see the end of the blood
shed, and are eager to lend their good
Offices in bringing about this result"
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KING UPHOLDS
PEOPLES CAUSE.
Democratic Candidate ARGUS
es Enthusiasm at Ogden.
ISSUES OF CAMPAIGN
WERE ABLY HANDLED
Exposure of the Republican
Financial Bill.

Evil Features of the Bill That Is En-
dorsed by the Republican Candi-
date-Alleged Platform of the Re
publicans Held Up TO Ridicule-
Bimetallism Is Still the Great Is
sue-Republican party in Partner
ship with the Trusts.
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White Embarks For East London.

Durham, Monday. March I2-GeneraI
Sir George White has arrived here and
embarked upon the transport for East
London.
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New York's Moral Move.

New York, March 1S.-The police to-
night raided all the concert halls in the
tenderioin districts. drove the women into
the streets and arrested the proprietors.
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oliver AND LEAD

Silver g7sc per ounce,
Copper. l5lec per pound.
Tf s A II. Co.'S price, Si-5I1a; New
y1rlC erchange, &7oqS475; New Yorl
brokers, A.4s.
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Cape Town, March 13.-GeneraI
French has arrived ar Bloemfontein.
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The evening times., 1900-09-24
New York Cotton Market.
PLANS OF ROOSEVELT.
I he Rough Riders Speaking Tour in
Indiana and Kentucky

The Rough Riders Speaking Tour in
Indiana and Kentucky
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 24-The Repub-
Hcan campaign managers announce that
Governor Roosevelt viii begin his com
ing TOUR over Indiana on October 10 and
continue il on the two days following.
He viii enter the State at Hammond.
where he will make his first speech.
On the first day, his stops VIII incIud
Lafayette, Delphi Logansport, Peru.
Wabash, Huntington, and Fort Wayne
That night his special car will be sen
over TO Marion. where he will make his
first speech on the morning of (nstobsr
l.
From Marion Roosevelt will Journey
south and east, stopping in the cCurs
OF the day at Fairmont, Alexandria, An
derson, Muncie. Winchester, Richmond.
and Indianapolis. In this city he will
remain ever night. making his speech
here in the evening of October IL His
last days journey will give him opPor-
tunfty for speeches at PlainfisId. Green
Castle, Brazil, Terra Haute Vincennes.
Esneetan, and Evansville. At the las
named place he will speak at night. and
afterwarG he will be received by the
Kentucky State Committee, and make
a similar trip through that State, open
ing at Henderson on the morning OF
October 13.
RAWLINGS, Wyo,. Sept, Ex-Governor
S special train left early this
morning. 1t returns to Evanston, to the
main line, and starts from there for Chey-
enne. Several speeches will be made on
the way, but che principal meeting will be
held at Cheyenne tonight
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MAJOR cARTWRIeHTps DEATH,
Of H-cta}ly Announced at the War De-
partmenf To-day


partment To-day
Tie War Department this morning. off
cially announced the death of Mai. George
S. Cartwright in Havana of yellow fever.
Adjutant General Corbin ISSUED
the following military record of Major
Cartwrig ght:
George Smith Cartwright was born July
10. 1862. and appointed from New York
He was cadet, Z. S NJ. A.. July 1. 1851 !;
second lieutenant Twenty fourth Infantry.
June IA. 1885; first lieutenant Sixteenth In
fantry, April :, 1892; transferred to Twen-
ty-fourth Infantry, August u, 1892; cap
tain, March 2, 1899
Volunteer service-Captain assistant
quartermaster, May 10, 1898, to June Ie,
1899; major, quartermaster July IL 1899
He Joined the Twenty fourth Infantry on
September % 1885, and served with Ii in
the Indian Territory to July, 1888; in Ari-
zona to March, 1890; recruiting service in
New York, to March 1892: in New Mexi-
co and Arizona. to October, 1896: Utah, to
April, 1898; Tampa, Fla. to June 1898;
santiago campaign, being aide-de- camp To
General Kent, TO August, 1898; being rec
ommended for promotion for conspicuous
Saitantry under fire at the battle of San
Juan On duty with Third and Fourth
Army Corps, in Alabama to January. 1899
QuartermastsF Second Brigade. Second Di
vision, First Corps in Cuba, to May. 1860;
quarteTmaster Department Havana. ana
Pinar del Rio. and Department Western
Cuba, and Acting Chief Quartermaster, Di-
vision Cuba, TO August % 1900, when he
died at Hospital Columbia Barracks. Ha-
Vana, Cuba, of yellow fever.
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STOCK MARKET DECLINES
Weakness Develops After Initial
Operations.
The Opening Qniet and at Higher
Level Improvement in london
Issues Particularly Strong-RniI-
way List and Sugar Fairly Active.

NEW YORK. Sept 24-Mthough no
changes Of Importance appeared in the de-
velopments over Sunday, the Stock Market
today opened quiet, and, generally speak
ins, at a higher level.
The London prices for American stocks
showed general gains
All of the Steel and Industrial stocks
were particularly strong and active.
The dealings in the railway list were
well distributed, and trading there was
fairly active, but the price changes were
limited and irregular
Sugar Refining was fairly active around
Saturdays closing level
After the initial dealings renewed weak
ness developed and the market declined
rapidly, with the trading in large volume.
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DEMOCRATS OF ROANOKE
sirGintans Preparing for n Grand
Rally of Voters,


Rally of Voters.
ROANOKE. Va. Sept 24.-The Demo
Gratis of Roanoke are working hard to in
crease the Democratic majority at the No
Vember election. a club has. been organ
lied with 1000 members and numbers Of
recruits are being enrolled daily. This ,s
perhaps the largest club in the State Ro-
anoke Democrats are determined to in
crease their representation in district con-
yentions. as the representation Will he
apportioned according. to the vote cast for
Brvan and Stevenson.
On Wednesday night = great rally win
take place. when Senators Graham, Clay
ton, and ]. R. JefTies,t and, it is saIu
United States Senstor Martin, will deliver
addresses. ". F. Bryant is organizing a
marching club and everything possible wiz
be done TO arouse enthusiasm Ten del
egates will be sent to Indianapolis to ar
tend the convention of the National Asso-
citation OF Democratic Clubs.
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Geoeh Nomlnated for cannEe.s

CoYINGToN, KY, Sept 24.-The final
results of the Democratic primaries in the
Sixth Kentucky Congressional district
were announced last night. Gooch, "the
patent medicine man" has been nominated
by plurality of 246 votes over Col Abe
Berry the present Representative. and ex-
Mayor Rhinock, of Covington. Berry is
already spoken of as an independent can
didate in the district, which is overwhelm-
ingly Democratic
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.
TRIAL OF THE WISCONSIN.
The Baftieship Starts From Sal
Francisco for Puget sound

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 24.-The battle
ship Wisconsin took a trial spin on the
bay Saturday and later started for Puget
Sound, whence she will proceed to
the Port 0rchasi drydock Off Red Rock
she was swung to and her compasses ad-
justed before proceeding
1t is expected that her trip TO Puget
Sound will occupy about ten days Then
she will return to San Francisco. and On
the way back a pretty good idea will be
had of what the big ship can do
AT the Santa Barbara trial the cruiser
Philadelphia and the battleship Iowa will
act as stakeboats. The Wisconsin went
north under command of Captain Phills-
bury
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Pains in the Head caused by
Hay Fever, Colds and CatarrI,
relieved in ten minutes by DIR. Ag-
news Catarrhal PoNder.-One puff OF
The powder up each nestril VIII at once clear the
nasal passages and relieve Immediately the pain
Tho beauty OF this remedy is its quick effect and
the ease and pleasure with which it is applied.
Fifty cents. Sold by F. S. Williams. Ninth and +
Streets; Edmonds & Williams Third Street and
PennsyIv Avenue--G
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HANNA REACHES NEW YORK.
The senator Takes Up the Work at
Republican EeadQuurters,

NEW YORK, Sept Ex-senator Hanna
arrived at Republican National Headquar-
ters from Chicago It 1920 o'clock this
morning He was in good spirits, and he
went to his desk Immediately upon his ar
rival.
i am here for business" said Mr.. Han
I ha % 70 those Who greeted him. There is a
!Gt tI-I, oh MoTl; waiting for me, and / must get
ing" oo ahs '"iA-
me senator viii probably remain here
| turn TO Chicago.
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Howard case Rea,

FRANKFORT. KY, sepr the jury
fence and prosecution in the e-Tha aa
Howard who is charged with CO..
in the Goebel murder, rested this morn
instructions that each side desired Judl
Can5riu to give the jury have been sui
mitted for his approval.
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TO Return to China.

FREDERICK. Md. Sept. 24.-Rev. J. Ad-
olson Ingle, who will sail for China on
Saturday next with his family TO resume
his missionary work at Hankow for the
Protestant Episcopal Church. will be ten
dered farewell reception by the eongre-
ftion of All Saints Protestant Episcopal
rch on Thursday evening.
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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC FLAG
Bryan Men at Bright,vood IN uo,s
Rally

The Brightwood Bryan and Stevenson
Club will raise 20-foot campaign flag
tuesday afternoon and hold rally at
clock Tuesday, September 25. at Thorn
as Hall, Brightwood Park.
NO factions exist in the Brightwood
ont9nocFacy, but all Democrats of the sec
by thstrlct nave been brought into line
Nick Ciefgetlc president of the club, ".
The cIub~q.
| growing. numbers over 250 and is
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Cotton Mills i'm ana.t

RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 24.-The Revolu-
tion Cotton Mills at Greensboro have he
gun operations, and make high-grade can,
ton flannel exclusively. 1t is The only
plant in the South which makes this class
of goods.
The evening times., 1900-09-24
THE KENTUCKY AT NEW YORK
Battieship to Be Fitted Ont for Chi.
nese Service

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The battIeshin
Kentucky arrived at this port this morn
ing, passing in at Quarantine at s:17
o'clock. She went to the Brooklyn NAVY
Yard, where she viii be fitted out for SER
vice in Chinese waters
The Kentucky and Oregon will be the
two battleships representing the tinted
States Navy in the East.
The evening times., 1900-09-24
Emma LauFeEi.
Oh II NV.

MARVELLOUS CLAIRyoYANT HAS ESTAB-
LISHED PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS with
every FACILITY for quickly WORKING CASES
and producing all legitimate results
4 few OF MadaIle's SPECIALTTES. Gives advice
and information on all business uridsrtaxin
warns ycu Of coming dangers. avertS trouble
sickness, etc. guide You Alright in all affairs
a life. marriage. divorce. love, law, and specu-
lation; tells If friends true or false The
future plainly revealed lovers united troubles
healed, Of friends and enemies. II IN
doubt feel yourself INVITED TO call: call and
be relieved OF youT Uoahies and be haF-ey. and
learn 10 bless the most powerful medium of ali
Hours a m. TO p m, Sundays included
Cut this out for luck. IL
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The people wise and know something about
a pure beer when they insist on being served
Win heurlchs AaeIzeH, Senate. Lager. Hcu
rieh's pure and are brewed OF the best mat
and hops, which actuated the awarding commits
s1oners of the Paris Exposition TO ansrd Maer-
zen and Senate the prize medal for purity aad
The evening times., 1900-09-24
MONEY
Loans Of SOL 'ss se 5ss1sr; Esssi4aaz. a7s'
PIANOS TToY>SrS

Wagons etc, at lowest rates and on The ia,
you sppy- We are leaning On the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost -
carving loans much less than you nav sIss
where, and allows you 20 pay It off in any SIZED
notes you desire. running from enc to tvsIvs
months. You only pay foT the use of money "a.
the length OF time you carry it. II you have
loan with some other company we will nav it
of and advance you more money If desired Ratas
cheerfuIly given and no cost to you unless loo,
is made Leans made anywhere in the Dis+r;c.
Call and get rates. Front room. first nocr. Sc,.
ertifc American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co
G25 T Street n. w.
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RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 24.-There is 10
be an important addition to the secondary
battery at Fort CasweH in the shane of
six 15-pounders and one 5-inch gun. all
rapid firers.
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-About y acre land; dcsirahly To-
Gated; Hardwood road and Just north
OF and adjoining the Catholic University; viii
sell As whole o. subdivided into lots 40xIl0
feet; fronting public road; money loaned at
I55 and per cont 10 build. For terms etc
atpiv 10 FRhNK T. RAWLINGS. Real Estate
Loans, and Insurance, 1905 Pa. ave. se3o-1mo
The evening times., 1900-09-24
osginfa's Tobacco Cron.

beneficial to G Va. Sept. 24-The
boring counties W days have been very
of Petersburg has de@crop in she neigh
sales of new leaf tobacs>-eo Associa to-
warehouses on 'io begin the
;Terent
The evening times., 1900-09-24

great, because those who buy them and try them
always buy them again All druggists Ioc.
25c. 50o.
The evening times., 1900-09-24

Washington s.acE Exchange.
Sa1es--r,anital Traction: 50G101 ii.
washington Gas: 5105S Is; Mergenthaler
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IasME. EgEO.

Msl-am snd Gard Reader. weshington=s most IA.
nous ClajTvoyaEt and Palnlist- Consult her on
business. love. and f1EniIy affairs. reunites the
separated; removes spells: causes speedy mar
Yiages. and gives luck Open daily. German spoken
25c and Soc 900 II ST nw saiS-7l
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New York stock Marker

Corrected dali, by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. l4Ig T
Street.
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sugar has been one of the steadiest Sc
curities on the list during the break.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for furnishing cast-iron pipe Of
fee OF the Commissioners. D. c. Washington
September i. lgD0--Se.ied proposals will be re-
eeived az this office until u o. clock NJ OCrO-
RER 3, 1890 for furnishing sixty thousand lin It
e-jnch cast-iroR water pipe. Specifications and
blank forms Of proposal may be obtained at this
ofice. HENRY F. MACFARLAND JOHN "
G. seT9-6l EN-
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Roon,s IN building a22 81 nw;
cheap rent Apply to W. J. DANTE, IIutchios
Bldg. 10th and D sta sn2z.n
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Linotype: 2Gq179. 10d17S 3-4; American
Gfaphephone Company. common: 1000
10 is After eaii--Amsrican Graphophone
Company, commola: 100@10 rs.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The evening times., 1900-09-24
MADAME DE IONG

Washiactou's FAyoRTTE PALNiST and CARD
READER She has read the palms Of all the
PROMINENT members OF CONGRESS and CABI-
NET She Is one Of PROF CHIRO'S PUPILS
and pronounced thoroughly competent in her pro
fession. Par:ors 7GS Sth St nv.
Prices 25c to 81 Hours from 10 a. m 10 10 D. m
Bring ad. with you se2I-.t
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When Wishing Readlrg Consult the Bes
ETAcANE MELVILLE

PALMIST- AND LIFE READER
Truthful II her predjctiors reliable in her advice
Without asking a question she will tell you
the object OF your call, giving names Il
friends and relatives Her revelations are most
wonderful and Acknowledged tc be OF the highest
order. The madame viii refuse to acce?+ any Zee
unless she gives the utmost satisfaction and unless
you find her superior to any medium. palnist or
clairvoyant in the city. 473 st. NV 1t
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CoIJAT.
ERAIs-No delay CHARLES a BAKER
Rccms 40 and ii, Metzerott Building. ITO st
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FOR SALE-FADMs.

FOR SALE-lO0 acres; IS cleared, balance chest
nut ana oak timber; Groom house. tobacco
barn ard ouJbUiGIngs; miles from Mount liar
moHy Station, Chesapeake r. R.; miles from
beach; $3.50. ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 L ST nw.
se22-St
FOR SALE-32 acres: 3 miles west Of Laurel; l.
acres IL timber. balance clear; Groom house
barn. meat house, well and pump; ! road fronts,
good stand for store; cue mile from electric
cans when couIleTed, ;To sandstone qualTies on
place; price, Sl,600. ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2
Z 81. ". se23-St
FOR SALE-I7n acres 10 cultivated balance oak
and P5pei spring and well; one mile Farm
inston wharf. IS miles 10 " Washington; dwell sag
three SIoGes eleven rooms; stable for four horses
heHnery. tenant house; fenced; apples, pears,
etc; three miles from Marshall Han; - coo
ABRAHAM FISHER. 5l2 ST NV se23-3t
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AND As THE FRENCHNAN SAID last wfater.
Its daTmed cold" and Il didn't do
tsng'' but went to the old stand and got good
suit of wooden clothes. slightly used, made by
our best tailers and at a price to suit poor
worl1iugman. The Up-toTimes JUSTR'S OLD
STAND 90 D st. NV seIs-7t
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MONEY TO LOAN at SH, ss4, 4, and 41s per
cent in OF $1,000 to SIC, coo on D. C
real estate; pay off ard per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions Conducted with
economical consideration :oy borrowers WM H
SAUNDERS Il Co. l407 fl. ". iyI-ti. EN-
MONEY loaned salaried people and retail me.-
chants upon thei- names without se-
eUTity; easy payments. ToI-MAN. Room 49, sJ9-
t14 {; st. oes2-Iyr
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MAiE- DAVIS. born clairvoyant and card reader.
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences reUnites the separated, and gives lucA
to ali; cures piles and drunkenness. I22S 25th st.
seIS-lno.aIn
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MRS. COMPTON, Medium and Card Reader; cir
cles Tuesday and Friday evenings 322 AZ
ST. NV PALMISTRY. sels-7t
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MSlE JONES. PIlrlist and Gard Reader: learn
Your destiny from cradle 10 grave. y cents:
hours. 10 a H. to p. 6I9 st. nv. s.23--t