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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-12-12

Ma Aljasce bylo pry objevenc
move naleziste zlata ma pohranic.
MIN potoku mezi Kanadou a AL.
jaskou, kan Sc nynf Ease pohrnou
proudly zlatachtivych.
Spolkovy soud v St. Louisu
rozhodl, ze byvaly kapitAn Ober.
lin Carter, ku 5letemu pobytu '
kAznici odsouzeny, must 81 odbyti
trest sv0j v trestnici leavenwoth.
ske. Jak znAmo, okradl Carter
vladu falesnymi kontrakty asi Q
81, 900, 600.
Do San Franciska pfivezl
parnfk Hancock asi 1900 mrtvol
vojind, zahynulych bud v boji.
nebo nemocemi M FilipinAch, '
cfn9 . M Guamu. Parnfk vezl
sex ssa esob kivtch, 3 sicbz M
csst& rS semEelo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-12-12
= V Kalifornii nedaleko Sui.

v Kalifornii nedaleko Sui
sunu vrazil nakladnf vlak do del-
nickeho "a huste mlhy. pfi cemz
8 muzd bylo zabito . asi 40 po.
raneno.
International Packing Co. '
Chicagu tedy piece zavfela krlm
a zanecha obchodu Gplne. Maize
tex spolecnosti sotva tax asi staei
na zaplacenf dluhn pojistEn5ch,
kdezto na akcionzFe nezbude pr
nieeho.
Jfzda Spoieuych Stztd M
Kube se naiezajfcf provfdf po
ostrove xvlXstnf pochody. pFi
nichz Sc bere hlavuf zfetel ( "
cviku vojska phi naklfdlnf ! skll-
dxnf posravin . stand. / sfsobo-
v8nf, s;gnalisovfnf . jinfch vtto-
pech " v(lcs peslsteJca-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-12-12
zlodx xjstvf ma Kubx.

Senator Platt z Connecticut, CT
pfedseda senatniho vyboru prs
zalezitosti kubske, uvefejnil zpra
WI ohledne zlodejstvi, ktere byle
provozovano v postovnfm dfadl
ma Kube. Ze zpravy te vysvfta,
xe celkem zpronevefeni to obnas
S7a,63r, penize ty vsak vydany
byly ma vYlohy postovDich zfizeu.
CO. TAX 81 vydrzoval fiditel post
kubskych, E. G. Rathbone, ko
Car, spfezenf kohske i vozku 2
penez postovnich. Finantni do.
zorce mad postami, Nicely, jakoz
Rathbone sam, 81 udelali vylety
do Spojenych Statd, jez zaplatili
z penez postovnfch. Dale platili
2 penez tech najem z domn, Y
nichz bydleli a veskere zafizeni
do Mich, ktere objednano bylo ze
Spojenych Statd, ano fotografe
a rdzne tretky.
Skola vyhofela.
Cast statni university iowske v
Amesu, pouzfvana "a obydlf pro
Suddenly, vyhofela v noci ma 8.
prosince. Oheh ,ypukl kotel-
ne, kde topic spal kdyz Sc pro
budil, byl oheii jiz velice rozsifen.
v budovs Sc naiezaio $50 studen.
to IS uciteIi a nektefi 2 mich
jen obtizf vyvazli zivotem, ztra-
tivse odev skolnf politely. Sc
vernf kfidlo budovy shofelo 1plne,
kdezto ostatni casti byly sice "a
chraneny, ale jsou piece posko-
zeny tax, ze celia budova Sc stala
pro ten Gas nepotfebnou k 1celdm
skolnfm. Kffdlo toto vystaveno
bylo pied 81 roxy pdvodne two
filo celou universitu, pozdeji byla
teprve dalsf kffdla pfistavovana.
Asi 80 studentd vyvazlo jen V
nocnfm obleku, ztrativse ohnem
veskery svdj majetek. Take sest
tffdnich mfstnosti vyhofelo, ale
sbirky botanicke Gene asj $I1,-
900 byly yyneseny Gas. Proza-
timne mistnosti K dokonGeni toho.
to behu vyucovaciho byly zjedna-
ny do 20. prosince, kdy nastanou
pololetnf prazdniny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-12-12
Z PoLITIcKEHo syETA.


viAdnl ptekvapil nemalo admirala
Kautze San Diego, Cal, aby Sc
60 nejrychleji vypravil valecny-
mi lodemi Iowou a Philadelphia
do jiznf Ameriky. Admiral Kautz
mel naloziti 1000 tun uhli, pone-
vac vsak ho nebylo dosti We skla-
distich. bylo jen asi 500 tua ma :.
lozeno lodi Sc vydaly na cestu
neodkladne. Co by tento nahly
rozkaz mel znamensti, nikdo nevi.
Komise filipinskA
uzavfeia zafiditi rolnickou zkuseb-
nf stsnici ma Luzonu asi 200 mil
cd Manly. z kalifornske zku-
sebnf stanice .budou tam zaslana
setnesa ee!5y n4vod, k;erak sta
nice ia zfizena Dyti ma.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-12-12
Komlse fiIiplnska
KRONIKA UDAL0STf.
Priplayy.

PrIplayy.
Tajemnik vojenskych zalezito-
sti pfedlozil kongresu zprayu
I ohledne pr1pIavd, nichz jeden
ma spojiti jezera fekon Missis
sippi, cruhg jezero Huron Sc
Superior fekou St. Mary tfeti
ma pyti problouben ze zalivu
Sturgeon do jezera Michigan.
Prnplav, ktery by vedl jezera
Michigan do feky Mississippi a
mel BY hloubku S stop, stal by
S7,73I, 600, pakli by ale mel byti
vyhlouben do 8 stop, stAl BY
$8,653,ooo. Prohloubeni splav-
nenf feky St. Mary, jfz odteka
voda jezera Superior do jezera
Huron, by stale $4,000, 900 a
prohloubenf prdplavu jezera
Michigan do Sturgeon z4livu ma
~ stopu by stalo $218, 900.
Pom9ry 0klahony.
GuvernGr dxenL Oklahony We
sye vyrotni zprAve udava, ze da-
MIN podlehajicf majetek byl letos
odhsdnut ~ S49,338,ooo, cd mi
nuseho Toku pax Sc roxmnozii Q
vice nez o 6 milionn. Oklahoma
ma nejen d0kladne obecn9 skol-
styi, ale ma tel S vyssfch skolnich
1stav1, ktere Sc vyrovnajf podob-
nym We statech jinych. Posud Sc
nalez& dzemf 5.73s.3Ss akrn
vefejnych pozemkn, kter9 zaujaty
nebyly a ac mnoh6 k rolnictvi Sc
nehodi, piece by ma nekterych
jejich castech mohly byti zafizeny
tetne domoyiny. Gnverner pravi
We zprave sve, ze pocet obyvatel-
stva j jeho dobre pomery oprav-
hujf nadeji, ze dzemf to brzku
"a stat bude prohlaseno.
Obtf1e 5 ternoehy.
S cernym plemenem jsou velike
obtfze nejen ma jihu, nybrz ma
severn. v New Yorku Ease "a
VIDAL jeden neurvaly ternoch pfi-
cinu k srocenf kdyby Sc jej po-
licie nebyla ujala, byl by zajiste
lyncovAn. Ma Z. avene = IS. ul.
mali belosi Case a Rooney dstfi-
covou jfdelnu M chodnfku. Ger
noch Compton tam pfisel, porucil
81 tax zyanl sandwich . drze IA
dal 0 kfen K n9mu, hrose hned
urazenf:a hlavy majitel0m. Roo
ney vysel 2 boudy sve, chtsje
hulvztsk9ho ternocha naueiti ma
nyfe, ale sotva vysel. stfelil jej
Compton dyakrzte do pale. Case
spGchal' svkmu spolecniku ku po-
moci, ale byl tel Cd nygra stfeIen
do pale. naeez Sc cernoch dal ma
dt6k. v blizkosti Sc naiezalo vice
lidf q ii Sc lined jail prchajfciho
pronzsledovati. Cernoch uchJlil
Sc do domu, ktery byl ihned OBJ
klfeen zAstupem lidu volajfciho po
lyncovAnf jeho. v one cAsti
m9sta jest Wax policie velmi Get
nj, male chvili byl tu zAstup
policajto, kteH zateeneho eerno-
cha v bezpecnem pr0vodu na sta
nici dopravili.
PfohibiSsi kesy.
We Washingtonu odb5vkn byl
minuleho tydne vyroenf sjezd "a
stupkyn orgapisaci Woman's chri-
stian Temperance. President jim
uspoFGdaI TEL hostinu, kterez se
desstnilo mnoho pfednfch dfadni-
Ia. Jejich pfitinenfm byl ' kon-
gresu prosazen dodatek ku pied
loze vojenske, kterym se zakazuje
vesker5 prodej lfhovin ' kantinech
vojenskfch. = Temperenenf xeny
NJ konec svtho sjesdu ptijaly NJ
snsSsaf, se budou dale pracovati
M 6plnt skpovsdi prodeje lihovia, |
NJ dooe1eef - prkva hlasovsciho
pro ssay . vyslovily souhlss . po-
Ssdsvky dSlaiekjmi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-12-12
Metricka soustaya.

Jiz vsichni civilisovanf narodo.
We sveta uznali a "a sve pfijali
decimalni miry vahy francouz-
ske, tax zvanou soustavu metri.
ckou, jedina Anglie Spoj. Staty
j dosud nezavedly. Kongresu
byl pfedlozen navrh zakona, ably
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-12-12

v Georgii bylo stAtnfmu snemu
oznameno. kterak nelidsky Sc "a
chazf trestanci phi pracich ven-
kovskych. Byl zvolen vybor a
ten vysetFil, ze "a trestanci, bilf j
eernosi. spali prostoru SO pfi
70 stop4ch; pro nemocne, taktez
bez rozdilu barry, byla "a nemoc-
nici ustanovena snistnoss 18 phi
I8 stopach vsichni trestanci byli
zaroveia stsjne krmeni 2 jednoho
dzberu tam kde spali. Vysetfo
vacf vybor shledai ma trestancich
rany cd holt q nozd, jakoz j cetne
jizvy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-12-12
vJbseh v tuseIu.

Ma drkze Union Pacific Sc stavi
mezi Aspen q Hillard We Wyom-
ingu tuuel v tom Sc ud4l 10.
pros. vybuch, jfmz 4 delnfci byli
usmrceni q nekolik poraneno. =
vybuch povstal nAsledkem nahro-
mad9nf plynd, ale kterak Sc mohl
pfihoditi, nelze vysetfiti. Phi prAci
bylo pouzfv&no elektfiny jak ku
osvGelovzni, tax K vrtzni skal. Wy
Setfovacf porota vynesla nAlez, xe
nest9stf to bylo neodvratne. v
dobe, kdy se vybuch ud2l. praco-
valo ' tunelu IS delnfko, : tech
byli 4 xsbiti M niste. III jsou
tSyce posanxni . nxkolik leheeji.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05

The grounds OF the Washington Jockey
| Club az Benning are being got into fine
condition for the spring meeting. which
begins on April and opens the season on
the Eastern circuit. Already over 100
horses have reached the course and are
| comfortably stabbed while another hun
dred, including the stables of ". c. DAILY,
Frank Regain. and many others. are eX-
pected from New Orleans within a few
days.
The splendid weather yesterday attract
ed many lovers OF racing to the track,
where the horses were given strong eXer-
else gallops and fast moves. The course
is in as good condition as it was last au-
tumn and some good sport is promised.
Great interest in the two-year olds
which will make great history in 1900 is
being manifested. and many surprises are
promised at the coming meeting, when
material for Aqueduct Brooklyn, Morris
Park. and Sheepshead Bay will be discoy-
cred.
There were several strings given useful
work yesterday among the most promi-
nent being that Of W p Burch, who had
out Gen Mart Gary. Redpath Thermos.
and knight Of Rhodes. II is. perhaps, safe
to say that Redpath is one Of the best
maiden three-year olds in the country and
in him Mr. Burch has stake horse. He Is
a beautiful bright chestnut, grand locker,
and moves like a piece of fine machinery.
OF the two-year- old division the most ad
vanced is the stable OF Cahill Ander-
SON in this bunch there are eleven two
year olds all finely bred and ali good
lockers. Among them is a very smart FLY,
a full sister to the race mare Loving Cup.
As they worked yesterday one could not
help but admire three youngsters in par
ticular Of this string. Callear a chestnut
colt, by Carlsbad Loire; Councilman Tom,
a chestnut colt by Ben Strome-Craftle,
and Johnnie Brown, brown colt by
Loantaka-Se Foam. These are grand look
ers. are as big as three-year olds, and
without doubt will prove good bread win
ners. In this stable is also Bannock now
a siN-year- old-a game race horse. As he
Calloped yesterday he looked and showed
up in better form than at any time in two
years, and at a mile or over he will be
hard horse 10 beat While the firm OF
Cahin & Anderson is new in the racing
world. ana their colors-of white with blue
sash and cap-are seen here for the first
time this season. the senior member of the
firm John E Cahil. is well and favo-ably
known on ali the Eastern tracks as a
genuine sportsman and an excellent judge
of the thoroughbred.
Another string shown on the track yes
terday was that OF Mr.. Tompkins, OF this
city. who worked several jumpers. Doc
street worked Royal Sterling, who ran sew
eral good races here last fall The track
Is in splendid condition. and with one more
day Of such delightful weather as that Of
Yesterday would be readv to race on at any
moment
Mr. Lee. the efficient track superinten-
dent. will leave nothing undone TO have
the course in frst-class shape by the time
the bell rings. calling the horses to the
post for the first race. On Monday. April ,
and IL good fields with good horses count
for anything. this spring meeting ought to
be the most successful Of any ever held at
Beuning.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
TO BE SENTENCED TODAY.
Two Women and n Man. All CoIored.
Convicted of MnnsIaughtcr.

Three prisoners. convicted Of manslaugh-
ter during the February term of Criminal
Court No. /, will be called today for sen
tence. The accused were each put on
trial. but in two OF the cases the defen-
dants withdrew their pleas Of not guilty
TO the charge Of murder and entered pleas
TO manslaughter. The pleas were not OBJ
jected to by the District Attorney and were
accepted by Justice Clabaugh, who pre-
sided at the trials.
The prisoners are Wooster johnson
charged with the killing Of Emanuel bod
son M0llie Harris charged with the kill
ing Of Alice Queenan. and Ella Wracks,
accused Of killing Isaac Henderson. The
accused are colored as were their victims.
The greatest punishment which can be
imposed for the crime Of manslaughter In
the District is Imprisonment for ten years
Ia the penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
TO COACH GEORGETOWN.
jerome Bradley, Princeton Man, for
the Ball Team.

y
the Ball Team.
Following the highly successful and
gratifying work OF the Georgetown Uni
versty baseball team under the coaching
Of Phil King. Princeton, 80, last year,
when the Blue and Grey Of old Georgetown
became the collegiate championship pen
nant and the excellent development Of
Georgetown's football players last fall, IN
der the guidance OF VIII Church, Prince
ton. 80, another Princeton graduate has
been secured to coach this years baseball
team in the person Of Jerome Bradley, '97.
Bradley is considered a worthy successor
Of King, equal to him In the knowledge Of
all the essential features OF the game, al
though not quite as experienced.
As q member OF Princeton's varsity
teams Of IS. SO. and 81. Bradley proved
himself one Of the brainest players Old
Nassau ever had. and became one Of the
best amateur baseballists in the country.
Although Georgetown will begin this
season with less than half Of last seasons
crack team eligible 10 play, there are just
as many promising men from whom to de-
velop strong team as last year, and the
prospects Of equaling the baseball record
Of $50 are just as good II not quite as en-
cOuraging.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
ACCUSED OF PETIT LARCENY.
A woman Locked IN on Two
Charges.


Josephine Cation, twenty-six years Of age,
whose home is in Brandywine Street,
Brightwood, was arrested yesterday by De-
tectiyes Peck and Miller and locked up at
No. / station, with two charges Of petit
larceny against her The Complainauts
appear as Florence L. Claiming. Of 9lS
Fourteenth Street northwest. and Jacob
Liebstein. furrier. at s29 F Street north
west. The Cation woman was employed
by LEICESTER.
Il IS alleged that while in bis employ
she appropriated a marten collarette valued
at $40 and a quantity Of dress goods, the
latter owned by Miss Claiming. and
valued al S27. The accused woman denies
that she is guilty. She will be arraigued
In court this morning. The dress goods
were recovered at her home.
Detectives Peek and Miller stated at
Headquarters that when they went to the
home Of the eaton woman, armed with
search warrant the woman, her mother.
and two Others attempted 10 prevent the
arrest The detectives it is said were
assaulted and only after considerable diff
fculty succeeded in carrying out their err
rand
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
A sAENGERBUND CONCERT.
The Programme Rendered NJ the So
cIet, CIubhouse Last Night.

The seventh musical entertainment OF
the Washington Saengerbund was given
last night at the society clubhouse, in c
Street northwest. Music. under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Henry Xander, was rendered as
follows
Chorus Der Barde" CSilcher), Saen-
gerbund: violin solos, Polish Dance
tMendelssohnl and Faust Phantasy
(Gounodl. Miss Lillian koecnllng' soprano
solo. scene and aria from 'Faust
1Gounod, Miss Birdie Hess; baritone solo,
"A Dream OF Paradise" GRAY. Mr.. Frank
Rebstock; piano solos. "Valse in nat
(Chopinl and shadow Dance tMc-
DowelD. Master Norman DAILY; cornet SOLO,
Hungarian Theme and Variations tEch-
hardU. Mr.. Otto Eberhardt, and trombone
Solo The Holy city" (Adamsl, Mr.. John
Elbel.
Miss Emma +. Albertson recited
GENEVA
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05

Detective McNamee, accompanied by Hayes
Breat, went to New York last night on the mid
night train 10 identity Jacob Cohen, a tailor,
formerly Of this city. who was arrested late sat
urday afternoon by the New York police upon
the request OF the local authorities The pri-
soner, who denies the charges OF. false pretences
brought against him in Washington, will proba-
blv be returned home for trial Allegations
against Cohen have been brought by Hayes
Breat and Alfred Pinkett, both Of whom claim
to have paid the accused money on installment
for clothing which the prisoner is said 20 have
failed TO deliver.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
Charged With Stealing N Ring.

Marie Howard twenty-sight years Old house
keeper, was arrested last night by Policeman
O'Dsy, Of the Eighth precinct, and locked up.
charged with grand larceny from Nrs. Abucr
Tavor. wife Of former Congressman Taylor. who
resides at 17l9 Oregon Avenue northwest 4
diamond ring valued At 500 said TO have been
stolen by the woman, was recovered when the
arrest made. and viii be returned this morn
ing TO its owner
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
william Beach Carried Slot Ma
chine When Arrested.

When William Beach. about thirty years
old was met at the corner Of Thirty-sec-
ond and o Streets northwest yesterday
afternoon. he had 4 slot machine under his
arm, and was Immediately placed under
arrest by Policeman Fur At the Seventh
precinct station he was charged with lar
ceny and locked up. Investigation last
night by Policeman Fur revealed. the al
legged fact that the machine had been
stolen from the store Of NJ W. Waters
corner Thirty-second and o Streets,
Georgetown. Beach denies the charge. He
will be arraigned today.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
LEO wHITEHEAD's CASE.
The Prisoner Likely 10 he in Court
This Week.

It is probable that Leo s. Whitehead
formerly a resident OF Salt Lake city,
who was arrested last week and locked
up, charged with violating the Edmunds
act. will be arraigned this week in the
Police Court. He IS sim confined at the
District Jail pending a complete invesu-
CATION Of the case by the authorities De
tective Browne visited the prisoner yester-
day at the jail and informed him, II Is
said, Of the impending prosecution.
Mrs. Auguste NJ. Whitehead is still cared
for at the Crittenton Home. She came
here from ST. Joseph, Mo, and declares
that she will remain and prosecute the
accused. who. she alleges, married her
ninefeen years ago.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
An Alleged Unlicensed Bar Rnfded.

John j. johnson, colorsd, barber was ar
rested and locked up at tie Ninth precinct sta
tion yesterday morning, on charges Of conducting
an unlicensed bar and running gaming table.
lis house. corner Ninth and I Streets northeast,
was raided hv Policemen Williams saul. and
b, 10. who took about half a dozen mea found
Oh The premises Co the station. All tha psi ouars
were later summoned az witnesses against John
son and were then reic5-sd. To-day tie ease viii
be aired ia the Police Court.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05

Pleasant DutN.-"Nhen ] know any
thing worthy Of recomn,c ndation, consider il my
duty 20 tell it," saws Rev Jas Murdoch, Of
Harrisburg, Pa Or. AgneW's Catarrhal Powder
has cured ma Of Cat1rrh OF five yosIs standing. Il
is certainly magical ia its eject The fTst appli-
cation benefited me IN FIVE minutes | would
not he without il ia the house." Sold BY +. $.
Williams Ninth and ii Streets Edmonds & VIII
lians, Third aad Pennsylvania Ayonue.-s2.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
stole Fourteen Pairs of shoes.

Thieves broke into and robbed freight car No.
sl72l, Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad, between 7:3O and $3.50 O'Clock,
Saturday night, and secured fourteen pairs Of
ladies' shoes, consigned TO Mallory Bros. Cincin-
natl, Ohio. The car was standing on the tracks
at the corner Of First and | Streets northeast
TIE robbery was discovered by a car Inspector
who found the seal broken
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


James Mcdonald, twenty-thrce years old rm-
ployed at the Government Asylum for the Insane
was found suffering with chlls and fever at
the corner OF Eleventh and NJ Street southeast
at an early hour yesterday morning aud FlHl.ed
10 the asylum.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
ncal.m.w.f.ti
rhc nousc of Charles 4. Ross Robbed.

Tie home Of Charles A. Ross, l Scott Avenue
was entered and robbed between and $3.50
O'Clock D. m. saturday The thieves entered
through d rear door, and ransackng a sidebolrd
drawer. secured So in cash
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
RACE HORSES At BENNiiSSuG
More Than a Hundred Thorough
breds Now in Training There.

! Youngsters That Promise Much i'm
the Near Future The DAILY and
ReEan stables Expected in Few
Dag stood Prospects for the Com
ing Washington Jockey Club Meet.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
struck Woman with Bottle.

George Chick and Molie Buckner both col
ored, became involved in a quarrel on Street
near New Jersey Avenue northwest yesterday at
ternoon. The woman struck on the head
with a bottle and painfully hurt Chick was
taken into custody and locked up at the Sixth
precinct station charged with assault
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND

Qoe4 Of All the fine beers are "Culm-
DSSi VI III bIcher' and Export" % bot
ties fer only Sl25 Write or phone. Washington
Brewer Co., 4th and + Me-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05

Low tide ....-.......... 5:04 AN and 5:i5 ?. NJ
High tide ...-..........lI:O2 An and lI:2I F. VI
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-05

sun risos.......G.32 An son sets.... .I.ji p "
Moon Iisss.............. Moon sets...I 20 p. NJ
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Now list and seth Full ..............lGth.
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The Busy Corner.
Always The best of everything
for The least money
Good Domestic
News Again.

Bargain news. Of course. What more
can we Justly say about this depart
ment without reiterating our old
claims. Biggest domestic values for lit
test domestic prices. The ceaseless
hum-the crowded space about this de-
partment-tells the truth OF our claims.
II you deal with the majority, you deal
here
20 pieces Fruit Of the Loom. and An
droscoggin Bleached Muslin a TT
fun yard wide-Monday's do h6l
nestle selling ..................O C
IS pieces Of White Cambric-yard
wide-Berkeley Mills mako n 7f
thorough 10c quality-special h6I
Monday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
/ case of Monarch, 81 by 90, 0nC
Bleached Sheets-good quality 1Hl
and finish-Monday' seller. ~
goo dozen Hemstitched, Ready made
Bleached Pillow Cases-hand- 11IC
torn-deep hem-Clio Brand ~
Mondays seller............ NJ
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The weather Indications.


Rain and colder Monday; Tuesday probably
snow variable winds
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.sEvcuca Mo Mr. Bsrkespef. but ordered
LhSuoS VIZ, Mucnchoner' Beer. brrwed
by The National Capital Brewing GO. wan; 10
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Above 900 calls may be contracted for in 100
lots at $500 per hundred. No charge ior in
coming calls.
For fun narttcrlars On. or addrcss
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

truss. but he oarria .hs Ali
49, Cushion truss all over the United
Wv States hea, women. and children
eezr and like them. The Air Cushion Pad holut
with comfort. nothing use will Consultation
and two weeks tTial tree. ofbce. psrlons, wait
ing and consultation rooms on the same eO0r.
Catalogue free. THE RORICK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY. 1894 NV. I'd aoor.
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So a Month Up.
It is no longer necessary for the
The Small u ,er and the
Man of Moderate Means
Mileage Charges Dispensed With
excepting in a few remote sections Of the city.
Schedule OF Reduced rIessage
Rates.

For measured service. with metallic circuit and
loug-distance equipment:
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