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PROVES A SERIOUS MATTER,
Akron Rioters beginning to Realize
the Enormity Of Their 0ffense
Five Sentenced.

Akron, o., Nov. 27.-Judge Kohler
yesterday sentenced five OF the Akron
rioters who had been convicted 10
date Harvey Earl, Frank Sickles,
David Davis and Oliver Morgan were
sent TO the Ohio reformatory for in.
definite periods, and James McClel-
land to the penitentiary for one
year.
Thomas Ryan, charged with at
tempting to bribe a witness in the Ep.
pley case, attempted suicide by hang
ing in the Jail yesterday.
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The Cbnmpion Beucdict.

Titfn, o., Nov. 27.-Edward Holden
charged with having been married Il
times and who, it is alleged, has nine
wives living, was sentenced to ths
penitentiary yesterday for one year
for bigamy on one of the counts.
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Annou,ced a Rcduction in Wnges.

Glasgow, Nov. 27.-The Cancellation
board of Scotch iron manufacturers
have announced a tive-percent, reduc
ton in wages in consequence of the
reduced average of selling prices. This
is the first reduction since 1855, and il
the interval wages rose 40 per cent.
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Condition OF Mississippi Lcyecs.

Maj. 4. q. Dabney, chief engineer of
the Yazoo and Mississippi levee district,
has this to say in regard to the condl-
ton of the entertainments under his
charge: "Our levees are in better con-
dition, relatively, than at any time
heretofore, | say relatively because
there is new and constantly growing
consideration. The completion Of the
St Francis levee system will change
the situation with us, because it elimi-
mates the broad expanse of country
over which surplus water could spread
i4ca1fn
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Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. e7.--Alrs..
Johanna Robinson, a second ousiia a.
President Mckinley, died yesterday al
her home in st. Paul. Mrs. Robiuson
was rs years old, and was born in
Scotland. She was the widow OF WIn.
Il. Robinson.
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HATrlEsRURG, Nov. 20. 1900
Col, Power-The city schools at this place
gladly cooperate with you and with the
other schools of the State in selecting
State flower The following Is our vote!
For Magnolia, 394 Cotton Bloom 362.
Yours, +. +. PHILLIPS
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Ii HING Chang seriousIy Ill.

London, Nov. 27.-Li Hung Chang,
according TO the Shanghai correspond
ent OF the Morning Post, is seriously
i'll and has telegraphed for his adopt
ed son, Ii Ching FanV.
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An Embezzler Sentenced

Newark. n. j., Nov. 27,-DaYid X.
Shower, of Orange, lawyer, who was
convicted of embezzling $1,a9l from
the estate of Catherine Briett, Of
Rockport, Ind, was sentenced yester
day, to six months Imprisonment.
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ro he nuricd IN 81. Paul,s,

London, Nov. 27.--The remains u
Sir Arthur Sullivan, the composer who
died suddenly Thursday mornlh% i&Hk IN
at his home here, will be buried ~
day In St. PaJ's cathedral,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-12-01

Washington, Nov, 27.-The United
States transport Buford arrived at
Malta, yesterday, EN- route for the
Philippines.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-12-01

Auditor Cole has complied a com
para'iye statement Of the condition of
State banks in Mississippi on Septem-
Uer =, 1900, showing the following
totals
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THE PORTER CREMATION.
Sheriff Freeman of Lincoln County
Col, Replies to District At
torney McAllister.
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS WOULD Be FUTILE.
While Not Justifying the Act, He
Snys He VIII Not Involve Lincoln
County in Needless and FruitIess
Litigation Against Its own Cit.
Eens-No Politics Involved.

Denver, Col, Nov. 27.-The Rocky
Mountain News prints the reply OF
Sheriff Freeman of Lincoln county,
to the letter of District Attorney Nc
Allister of Colorado Springs, Col, con.
cerning the prosecution of the per-
sons who burned the negro murderer,
Preston Porter, at the stake at
Limon, Col, recently.
Victim of Misplaced Confidence.
After telling of how he was inhu.
enced into taking Porter from Den.
yer to Limon upon the assurance of
leading citizens of Lincoln county
that he would be allowed to pass
through Limon unmolested to Hugo,
where he would be permitted to place
Porter in the county Jail, Sheriff
Freeman declares that il would be i'm.
possible to get jury in Lincoln or
any adjoining county that would con.
vict any one charged with participa.
ton in the burning of Preston Porter,
He concludes as follows:
Declines to Take Action.
81 do not justify the cremation, but
l do object to having you and Gov
Thomas saddle the blame of this
burning on me and | will not involve
Lincoln county in a needless and
fruitless litigation against its own
citizens or give additional advertise.
ment to the state of Colorado for the
sole purpose of making, as it seems to
me, political capital for somebody,
No Politics in II.
81 want to add that politics cut no
ice in this affair. While Lincoln
county is a republican county, the
men who participated in This lynch.
ing were representatives of all polit.
ical parties. When it comes to admin.
istering death to a brute who first
assaults a child and then stabs and
kicks her to death, | take it that true
Americans lose sight of mere politics
and remember only that they are fla.
theirs and broAers. 1t seems to me
that we would better let this episode
rest where il now is"
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.,.,.-T,lra CIIurst's) Infantry Regiment
make. ,Iabez H., Major Lieutenant
Colonel Colonel
Hall, Robert j., Major
Uarrol John, Major, Lieutenan,'
Colonel, Colonel.
Hurst, David W., Colonel
Johnson, william b., Lieutenant
Colonel.
rh,r,,.Tbird dIardcastle's) Infantry neg
ment.
Consolidated with Forty-ilfth Mississippi
charlton, Richard, Lieutenant'Colo-
mel,
Uardcastle, Aaron b., Colonel.
yores Theodore A., Major.
r,,rty.rourth Infantry Regiment.
also called Thlrty-seyenth1
Benton, Samuel, Colonel.
Calconer. Thomas A., Major.
Mason, Armistead r., Major
pegram, William g., Major
Wright, Daniel b., Major
Thlrly-rinh Infantry Regiment
Barry, William s., Colonel
Holmes. Thomas f., Major.
Jordan, Chas H., Lieutenant'Colone
SbotweI, Reuben H., Lieutenant
Colonel
Watson, Oliver G., Major.
Col. Barry was president of the Sc
eession Conyention)
Thirty-Slyth Infantry Regiment
Brown, Dury j., Colonel.
Brown, Edward, Lieutenant-Colonel.
Harper. S j., Lcutenant-Colonel.
Partin Charles T., Major
Witherspoon, william W., Major,
Colonel
Yates, Alexander, Major
Thrty-scyenth Infantry Regiment.
Holland, Orlando s., Lieutenant-Col-
one, Colonel
McGce, John, Major.
McLain, Robert, Colonel.
Patton, Wm s., Licutenant-Colonel.
Terral, Samuel H., Major, Leuten-
sDt.Coloncl
Wier William W., Major, Lieutenant
Colonel
Col, Tcrral is Judge of the supreme
COURT ...
ThIrty-Eighth Infantry Regiment
lAiierHard Mounted lniantry)
Adams Fleming W., Colonel.
Brent, Preston, Lieutcnant-Colonel,
Colonel.
Foxworth, Franklin W., Major.
KERN Walter L., Major, Lieutenant
Colonel.
McCay, Robert T., Major.
Thirty-Nlnth Infantry Regiment.
DUR, R.J., Major.
Ross, William H., Iieutenant.Colonel
Quinn, W. Monroe, Major.
Shelby, W, b., Colonel.
Fortieth Infantry Regiment.
Campbell, Josiah A. F., Lieutenant
Colonel
Childrcss James r., Lieutenant
Colonel
Colbert, Wallace Bruce, Colonel.
Gibbens w. Med, Major.
Mcdonald, Enoch, Ma ior.
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COMPILED BY THE DEPARTMENT or
WAR RECORDS AT WASHINGTON.
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RESOTRCES.
TWenty-Tlrst Infantry Rerlmcnt,

FFlAGs POINT, Nov. II, 1900.
Dear Col. Power-ln your list of field
v"VeFS OF the Twenty-first Mississippi
w'slmeht you have this: "FitzGerald,
w. II" Northumberland, colonel" |
vas MAJOR and lieutenant-colonel, but
w. ~ not promoted to colonel Col.
.u'oay was colonel when the surrender
n,n nJtu''eo' was the only field officer
wv" tne brigade for about three
mVu'nS before the surrender, and had
an. ,''"ua OF the brigade during that
h.t "uu up to its capture, three davs
truly, " II n t.rr, l-ev' cry
ine Cape Jessamine Nominated.
d ~ w. o"er-l have been asked, in behalf
o., primary school of Meridian. to sug-
Hs nj. o ,ue Cape Jessamine for State flower.
and ;@V "VNer grows only on Southern soil,
rrso, - shown to all Mississippians by its
''a, beauty and fragrance
LILLE "A. BROWN,
Principal Primary School.
., The board of supervisors Of Holmes
sos, 'y mas purchased farm for county
rls Iu''e.S' and will work them on the
pan Of the State farms,
,n,sr,", iiooSon was very handsomely
sa aser'alned in Jackson Several e,e.
pado. receptions, and dinings and sere-
visit, we're given in his honor. He
,n,,. %,ed and addressed the two white
MAJ ~ Scnools' The hero of the Merri.
from ~ 1e''eu an enthusiastic reception
be mouo av children, and nothing could
than e hia interesting or appropriate
us Speeches to them
slissis,diSgnaiF+e' ss inquire that crowns the dome of
Wboas capitol is the magnolia
tbons,e,r ber put it there must have
and So ~ !, mississippi the Magnolia State;
nat,a ~ !. Is often called II is opr nom;'
school,. 10 ior State flower, but the
erenco ~" :, the State may express pref.
''sSth instant w '"eS Vo'e on
nee, !. Ntate House Commission will
Ii, When 'achson on Tuesday, December
tolwil he we contract for tho new capi.
from wo, oy awarded, Some thirty bids,
ssrts Of t,,',known ,h contractors in ali
- country, have been dlel,
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The "Prairic Guards.

Extract from a letter from Gen, $. D..
Lee: II was at a reunion the other
day and the roll of a company was
called and every man accounted for
when killed, captured living. The Prai-
ric Guards, of Crawford in this county,
have a printed pamphlet accounting for
every man. Many of the counties, like
Adams, have gotten up the records Of
companies 10 permanent shape. little
system, and much perseverance, will
uncover it all
When the roll of the next Congress is
called three good and familiar names
will not answer to Mississippi-T. C..
Catchings, John NJ. Allen and Patrick
Henry of the Seventh District; but
others, of recognized capacity and
worth, will help tomake our delegation
equal to any OF same number in the
National House.
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! MISSISSIPPI MATTERS,
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS
By J. L. POWER.
.s,ss,ppt IN THE CIVIL WAR.
I....nA.aA.A.AaA4,AAA9iAG1

.,o Field Onleers, Regiments and
'' uattallons In the Confederate
states Army, 1S61-lsO0'
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The Siate FloMer.

|
Miss Jessie Riley, principal of Egypt
school, writes: "As Mississippi is one
of the leading cotton States, why not
include the Cotton Bloom in the list?'
The list is not restrictcd-it is open to
the entire floral kingdom, and the
Cottol Bloom appears to have many
| favorites.
The public ROADS of Hazoo county are
TO be worked by contract, each beat to
be worked separately, The Board of
Supervisors at their meeting December
will receive bids for a term OF four
years from January /, 1901.
The Meridian fair opened on Monday,
the Goth, and was very successful in all
departments. Lieut. IIobson was the
quest of honor and was the recipient
of special courtesies by the patriotic
and appreciative people of East Missis.
sippi.
Printers, like many other people, will
sometimes make mistakes. Here is
one in that excellent paper The Bap,
list, to which the Brookhaven Leader
calls good-natured attention; "Thc
soul unclogged tY human deficiency or
fra.lty, may Jdgia unrestrainedly, in
the full sunlight ef Gods eternal day.
There is a slight difference between
bark and basb When this writer was
at the case he remembers a mistake in
his proof about as absurd as the fore
roinp. An account of a shipwrecb said
"the crew took to the boats hut we
had If "the crew took to the goats
Nine hundred thousand dollars of the
Mississippi Million Dollar Fire lnsur
once Company has been subscribed
lrhe company expects to start business
on the first of January.
NIississippi's Democratic Presidential
Electors will meet in Jackson on
Wednesday, December 5, and will cas-,
the nipe votes OF Mississippi for Bryan
and Stevenson, and elect a messenger
to convey the certified vote to Washing
Ton. The electoral vote is a matter of
form. but the messenger vote is inter
estipg several worthy applicants fo'
the honor.
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1t should be understood that the
roster of field officers appearing from
week to week was compiled in the War
Record Departmental Washington, and
is made from such muster rolls and
other documents as were found in Rich
mond at the capture of that city April
3, 1865. Our special object in publish.
ing is TO correct any mistakes and sup
ply any omissions, 50 that when all this
and other data may be placed on per.
manent record it may be approximately
correct. We publish a correction by
Col. w, II, Fitzgerald as to his own
rank in the Twenty-frst Regiment, and
we have others on file.
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The merchants of Terry have signed
and published an agreement to close
their respective places of business on
Thursday, November 20, 1900, "and
stay closed the entire day" Thanks.
giving Day ought to be so fully and
faithfully observed as not to require
any formal agreement to close the en-
tire day AID public Offices and all
places Of business should be closed and
thus express gratitude to our Divine
Ruler, as well as respect for our earthly
rulers.
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i. S. Terry, the efficient and popular
clerk Of Calhoun County died Noyem'
Der H.
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The Commercial Appeal, in referring
to Bishop Gailor in deservedly com
plimentary way, speaks of him as a
native of Memphis. Our impression
is that he was born in jackson, Miss,
His father was in the newspaper bust.
ness in Jackson from 1854 until the
breaking out of the war, when he re-
moved to Memphis, enlisted in the
Confederate service, and was killed at
Perryville.
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con", s ooard of supervisors of Holmes
cons' u'y mas purchased farm for county
nl,, lus'c,S and will work them on the
'''n OF the State farms
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Nine hundred thousand dollars of th,
Mississippi Million Dollar Fire lnsur
ance Company has been subscribed
lrhe company expects to start busines.
on the first of January
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The Columbus Dispatch notes that
"in the prosecution of a blind tiger at
Starkvillc recently, President Hardy
of the A. & NJ, College was among the
prosecutors, and asked for the full pen
atty of the law for the accused. The
patrons Of the A. & NJ, viii note this
act of his with satisfaction, forit shows
that he is caring for the moral as well
as mental and material welfare of the
large number Of young men entrusted
to his keeping"
i. S. Terry, the efficient and popular
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The superintendent of education of
Yazoo county will have to get a dozen
more colored teachers from other coun-
ties. After several examinations he
cannot muster a sufficient number in
Yazoo to supply the schools,
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RAILROADS.
Baltimore &OhiO
RAUI.ROAD-


Schetdle In effect December "a, 1900.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey Avenue and Street.
For Chicago and Northwest. yestibuled Limited
trans 1925 a. m, sos p. m, daily
For Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and indianapolis.
Express, 1886 m. yestibued Limited $40 p.
m, express 1905 night. daily,
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1875 a. m and
$50 and IL :55 p. m, daily
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit, 120j night
For Winchester and way stations, 1876 a. m
and $40 and $3.50 p. m.
For Luray. $40 p. m. daily.
Tor Baltimore, week days, x2 :3J. $500, $50.
xI;oS. x7:lo. 1850. s:35, x9:3o. x10:Oo a m
x5:O5. x5:l0. 1880. x6:1o, $780, SEQ. xl0:Oo
xll:3o, Kills. p. IN. Sundays. x2:35, x7 :Gj
xII0. $50, xssO0- m, x1Z:o5. l:oo. 1:1j
xs:oo. 4:s5. x5;O5. x5:1o. $50. xs:OO, nlO;oo.
For Annapolis 7:10 and s:s5 a m. 12:l5 and
$50 p m Sundays. $50 a. m, ABS p. m.
For Frederick. week days s:35. 1873 a.. ~.
4:30. $50 p. m. Sundays. 900 a m, lis ,. M.
For Boyd and way points. week days, 5:35
a m, go, 500, 1905 p. m. Sundays, 300 a m,
l:l5. 1908 .. m.
For Gaithersburg and way points. week days.
s:S5 a. M, 1850. 3:Oe, 4:s0. 14:3s. $50. 7:o5
II Is p m. Sundays 900 a. rsyf Gfs, .ssSs, 7:o5.
For Warrington Junction an and way points.
week days, s:S5 a. m. 4:Se. 5:sep: m. Sundays,
800 a. ~, Ills p. m. FS>g-Y'ff
Royal Brue IIas-
All trains illuminated with PialsSh light
For Baltimore, Philadelphia, NAS FORK Boston
and the East, week days. 7:05 Diner. s:3y
Buffet. 1000 (Diner) a. m, 12:05 Diner.
Ills (Diner), 800 Royal Limited" TX
clusively Pullman Train. Dining Car. 500
Dining Carr, 500 IL 80. and 2:35 night. (S!eep
ing Car open al l0:U o'clock. Sundays, 7:05
900 a m, 1905 noon. Is Dining Cars. 500
sos Dining Cars, 500. 1l:30. and 2:3j night
Sleeping Car open 1000 o'clock.
ParloT Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. M. 12;05 noon, and
lis and 300 p. m. week days. 12:0j noon sun
days.
For Cape May, week days. Il 05 and I rs D. m
Except Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotel
and residences by Union Transfer Co. orders
eft at ticket Offices. Gl9 Pennsylvania Avenue
NV, New York Avenue and 18th Street, aad
Depot.
+. ID. UNDERWOOD D. B. MARTIN
I'd V. r. ana Cen Man Mgr Pass. Traffic
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RAILROADS,

RAILROAD.

RAILROAD,
rArfos CORNER OF Sxra Asn 2 -.
PRESs-Psror and Dining Cars Hsrrissws 70
1850 a. II. PENNSYLVANIA INrED-ruII.
tion Cars Harrisburg to Chicago. Cincinnati,
indianapolis. St Louis, Cleveland and Toledo.
Buffet Parlor Car 10 Harrisburg
1850 A NJ FAST LINE-Pullman Buffet Parior
Car to Harrisburg. Buffet ParI0r Car Harris
$50 P. NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Ex.
PRESS-Seeping Car Washington 10 81. Louis,
and Sleeping aad Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
Indianapolis St Louis. Louisville (yia Cincin-
F:2O P. NJ WESTERN EXPRESS Pullman Sleep
ing Car to Pittsburg and Chicago. Diniag Car
70 Chicago
1:20 P. NJ SOUTHWESTERN ExPRESs-Puil-
man Sleeping Cars Washington to Pittssurg
and Harrisburg to ST. Louis. Cleveland. and
Nashville. via Cincinnati and Louisville Din
1910 P. NJ. PACIFIC ExPREss-PuIlnan Sleep
ing Car TO Pittsburg
!:ss A. M-For Kane. Canand4igus. Rochester,
and Niagara Falls, daily. except Sunday.
l0:o0 A A-For ElInira and Remove daily. ex-
esps Sunday. For WilliamspOrt daily. 500 P.
7:ao P M-For wfllismspor.. Rochester. Ere.
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily. except Sat
urday, with Sleeping Car Washington to Roeh-
1910 p. M.-For Erie Carandaigua, Rochester.
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily. Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington 10 Rochester Satur-
days only.
For Philadelphia, New York, and the
East.
400 r. NJ CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
daily, all Psrlor Cars with Dining Car from
Baltimore. Regular at 90 Dining Carr, T.2O.
7.55, SIS. 90O, 1000 Dining Car). and 100
Dining Car from Wilmington A NJ, l2.45,
SIS, 500 Dining Gar from Baltinore), $50,
1000, aud II so P. N. On Sunday. 100 Dining
~ : q 0O n n Isl. e.
Wilmington A. NJ. Is, 3I5 500 Dining
Car from Bsltimore). $50, Io:0O ard 11:50 P.
M For Philadelphia only. Express. l2.l5 2. N
weekdays. POI. and O. 40 P. NJ daily.
For Boston, without change, 7.5j A " week
days and 90 p. ~ daily.
For Baltimore. 90 100. T2O T55. s15. 800.
1000, 1870. HOO A NJ. Is. 12-45 1888.
2.0l. 3.15, $50 400. (Limited). 40 431, 500.
$50, 6i5 Csc. 40. 1000. 10 40. lbs, and
II 50 ?. II. On Sunday. 100. 20. SIS. 800.
20 lo5O HOO A ~. - Is. ll5, 20l. 315.
100 1000. I0-4O, and Ii-5O P NJ
For Pope's Greek Line, : 80 A. N. and f:Sl P. N.
For Annapolis. 200 and 900 A. NJ. 12I5 and
$40 P. NJ week days Sundays. 300 A d
Expires. for Floridz and points on Atlantic Coast
Line 4:30 A. ST., 3.07 P. " daily Richmond
only. II As A. NJ week DAYS: Atlanta SpecI4i
via Richmond and Se1board Afr Line. 500 P
NJ daily Accommodation for Quantioo. rs
A. " daily and as P NJ week days
seashOre Connections.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware Rive Bridge.
all-rail rOutel. 3.I5. 400, (''CcngIessi8nsi lam
ited'). and u5O P. ". daily. Via Market
Street Wharf. 10 % and 100 A 81 IT, a. Z.
n week DAYS, II.50 P NJ. daily.
Tor Cape May. IL00 A. 81 week days. 40 p NJ
daily
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth ard G streets
and at the station, Sixth and streets. Nksrs
orders be lefr for the checking Of bsggsgs
20 destination from hotels and residences
Telephone call "ffI" fJr Psansg lyAniA Rail
road Cab Service
J. B HUTCHINSON !. r WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Agen--
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.


FOR SALE-2s acres, 4-room house and barn, 8
miles from city; near electric road; for $500
cash, balance SIS per month; also 4-room house
and lots, for $500, $40 down, balance $40 per
month; also Sroom house and 40 acres for s, COG,
easy terms; also building lots at Ballston, 2
miles from city, on electric road, price $500, 80
down balance 81 per week; also 51s acres timber
land on Potomac, for IS per acre; send stamp
or call for large list and map showing suburbs
70 miles around Washington, free. JAMES Z.
dA1N'SA1S- 1901 L - H. i2S-St
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PERSONALS.
PERSONALS,
Dr.. Young e; :; :; !, 4; 4;

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Authorized BY the District Government to treat
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Nerves, Brain. Blood, SKIN, stomach, Kidneys, and
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Special Diseases of either sex Structure Earcoces
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MEDICINES FURNISHED.
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IL To Il.
FREE CONSULTATION.
bARNING Dr. Young Is in no way con-
BeGfed with any s0-laiIcd medical Institute.
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high, unseiiisil service IN the cause oi fellow
man; only authorized. endorsed. or reliable edi-
lion; a master book boy master hands; only $50;
everybody wants IL: no capital experience re-
guiIed; highest commission, freight paid: out
rts and circulars free Addre-, :. A PARK. Pub
fisher. is4 Dearborn ST.. Chicago. JaI.3I
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-09
FOR sALE1BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Gent's Columbia, $3.50; Rambler s.;
highgrade ladies', girls, and boys wheels.
50 up; genuine bargains. CYCLE EXCHANGE,
14o 10th NV. ja9-3t
WE BUY secondhand bicycles for cash. HUSTLER
sw. ia3-Smos
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-09
WALL PAPER.

NOLTE is the man you want to see whenever YOU
have rooms to be papered. Nolte has the
newest. hsndsemest paper. Noite always does the
very finest work. And Nolte charges only - up.
Fine painting equally low B. G.. NOLTE. $40
9th ST. NO BRANCH ia6-tf