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speculation are found in the active demand for woolen goods for next falls delivery, and in the active call for dry goods on spring account. In the latter department prices show some strength and the bulk of the business placed in woolens has been at advances of 9 10 40 per cent. In other lines notable steadiness is shown in prices.
 The unusually mild weather and lack of snow will probably insure reduction on tine lumber cut of last year, and this, com bined with smaller stocks points to at least a maintenance of present lumber quotations
 Woolen manufacturers have constituted exception to the general quiet. They opened their order books this week, and an unusually heavy volume of business Is reported to have been recorded. Cotton goods are reported in good demand in nearly all markets, and the confidence as 10 spring business in dry goods and cloth ing, is notable feature. in sharp contrast with the reports received from retailers as to the present seasons business in winter wear goods. Scarcity of water IS com plained of limiting the output of New England cotton mills, which are reported backward in deliveries. The unsatisfac- tory business at retail In boots and s.loes is reflected in some easing of leather prices, and hides are actually lower on the week.
 Coffee has remained stropg throughout the week and the same Is true of sugar, which is active in jobbing lines. A frac- tional advance in refined sugars is to be noted and raws retain all their old strength
 The iron trade is in a very interesting condition just at present. Buyers and sellers are still apart, uncertainty as to the continuance of political conditions consti- tuting bar to new business. Steel is re- ported by large interests as in good de- mand and some considerable sales of rails, and of structural material are reported. Other metals remaiH fairly steady.
 The open season is exercising some h. fiuence upon coal prices which are rep1 it. ed easier in Philadelphia.
 The cereal markets have shown little de- cided movement this week, stronger ca bles, based partly on damage to French and Russian crops and partly on teports of plague in Argentine furnishing a slight strengthening force to wheat prices, off, setting further increase in domestic stocks. Corn has remained in good demand on lib- cral export business and prices remain steady.
 Wheat, including flour shipments for the week. aggregate 35S1,19 bushels, against 3,O61 ,126 last week, 4997,522 in the corre- spending week of 1899; 5,O26,024 bushels in 1898 and 2.515,4 bushels in 1897.
 Since July 1 this season, corn exports az gregate 125,556.903 bushels. against 95,715,- 923 during the same period a year ago. and 96,S93 .67S in 1S97-'9s.
 Business failures for the week number 252 compared with 255 last week. and 24e in this week year ago.. Canadian fail- ures for the week number S9 as compared with 35 last week, and 32 in this week q year ago.
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AGAINST MERGER
The Figaro Publishes a Bitter Article
 on His Arrival

Paris, January 27.-The Figaro today publishes bitter article against General Mercier on his arrival at Nantes in sup port of his candidacy for the senate in next Sundays election. It says:
 '"There is something terrifying and 1u- dicrous in the idea that the French aris- tocracy can descend to the level of putting forward general not for military merits or victories, since Mercier's negligence and incapacity cost France the lives of 5,756 of her sons in Madagascar, but merely be- cause he deceived a court-martial by sending it forged documents in order to secure the conviction of an innocent Jew ish captain, who barely escaped, becoming his five thousand seven hundred and fifty seventh victim"
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Not AmenabIe to state Laws

Austin, Tex, January Ex-Governor Say CTS today received a letter from Secretary of War Root relative to the recent trouble at Fort Ringgold, Tex, in which soldier is alleged to have killed citizen during a riot between the soldiers and the citizens. The civil authorities recently demanded the surrender of the soldier for trial and the commanding officer refused to comply with the request. The matter was taken up with Washington and it is now held the reservation surrounding the fort and while the soldier was supposedly protect- ing the garrison, that he is not amenabe to the laws of the state. The State and federal governments find no reason for sur rendering him.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

The recital to be given this evening by Miss Minnie Credup vesey. of Nashville, at the Pollock-Stephens Institute will be a notably brilliant event Miss vesey will be assisted by MT. Charles Washburn and Miss Corrie Handley. The recital will be- gin at S:3O o'clock. The programme will be as follows:
 On the Shore, (Chaminade); (a)Quand on AIme. (D'Hardelot; Cb) Invocation, (Widor); (c) Destination, (Fontanailles).
 Aria for Baratone-"si Ira Ceppi." from Berenice. qIandsl); (a) Here's to the Rose, (Krause); (b) Lullaby (Bond); Co Nirvapa. (Neiddnger; Cd) Good-day. Suzanne. (La- come).
 ta) Die wasserrose, (Melviale); (b) Erstes Begennen, (Greig).
 For Baratone-"Die Beiden Grenadiere." (Schumann).
 Child Songs-(a) The Gingerbread Man, (Gaynor); Cb) The Dascop.ented DucSling, tGaynor).
 Aria, from Maid of Orleans" Crschaiko- wslky).
 Duet, for Baritone and Mezzo Soprano Barcarolle, (Chaminade).
 The Apollo club has issued very hand some invitations for a musical Tuesday evening January 30. at Seals hall at S:30 o'clock.
 There will be dance at the Country club on Tuesday evening. The ball room has been enclosed and the club house will 1S. da-r oD,t f,,ldv rsosY,fortabla
 Mrs. Ed Bishop, of Texas, is visiting friends in Birmingham.
 There will be Ia pupils recital at the Bir- mingham seminary this afternoon at o'clock. An interesting programme has been arranged and a cordial invitation is extended the friends of the. pupils and faculty ito be present.
 ~AHfiiss;s>-Salhe Barnett. a very charming young woman of Verbena, Ala, is visiting Misses Minna and Rubie Wade at 2416 Fourth avenue.
 The members of the Jewish Women's Council are urgently requested to attend an important meeting Monday in the vestry rooms of 'the Temple at o'clock sharp. / There will be an unusually attractive scng service at St Mary lhe-H!gh- lands Sunday night. The greatest work on the programme will be Mendelssohn's End Psalm for soprano and chorus. It will be sung entire A particularly beauti- tul number in the And Psalm Is the so- prano solo accompanied by a male chorus. Mrs. Chandler will sing the solo parts.
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Another Wcnsaw MzsO Acknowledges fkse Kelp ssse haS Received from E1S:Ss PEEkkrasess
 "DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-Thed doctor says I have congestion of the womb, and cannot help me. There Is aching in the right side of abdomen, hip, leg, and back. If you can do me any good, please write" Mrs. Nina Chase, Fulton, N. Y., December 20, 1897.
 "DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-I followed your instructions, and now I want every woman suffering from female trouble to know how good your advice and medicine is. The doctor advised an operation. I could not bear to think of that, so followed your advice. Igot better right off. Itook six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, and used three packages of Sanative Wash also took your Liver Pills, and am cured" Mrs. Nina Chase, Fulton, N. Y. December I2, 1908.
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Transported to spain

Washington, D. C., January 26.--The following cablegram was received at the war department today from General Otis:
 Manila, Jan. 26, 1900 'Released Spanish prisoners, "A officers 1000 enlisted men, P civilian officials, q wives and 8 children, were furnished transportation to Spain yesterday"
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NEW YORK AND THE EAST VIA
 SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Southern railway offers double daily service on convenient and quick schedules.
 Leave Birmingham 6:00 a. m. and use the Washington and Southwestern Limited. through sleeper, dining cars and library observation cars east of Atlanta. r
 For sleeper reservations, tickets, etc., ap- ply to c. E. Jackson. T. F.. A.. 20ls First avenue. ,z
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Funeral to IAke Place Sunday

Berlin, January 26.-The funeral of the later Dowager Duchess of Schieswig- -Hol- stein, mother of the empress of Germany. will take place Sunday at PyimkenaY.
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PERSONAL.

Dr. A. B. Langford of Nashville is in the city with view of locating.
 Thomas P. Grasty of the Baltimore Manufacturers Record is in town.
 D. L. Cobb. the general sales agent of the Sloss-Sheffield company has returned to town from Sheffield.
 Billy Pickens, of bicycle fame Is ex- pected in Birmingham tomorrow Billie is now promoting the interests of a new ball. bearing rubber tire roller skate and he will pobaIbly arrange skating tournament dur ing his stay In the city
 CA9ToREA. Bears the Hls Kind You Aae Always Bought ''sea'''' of NXzzeZx
 N. Y. seed potatoes. J. H. McCary Co. 
 A satisfying smoke-a Texie.
 To eat with lovely surround ings is a pleasure. These can be had at the Arlington Cafe.
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q WDEsa&ss WEsO DCo<0ssed EfyEsf Years assd g0f Ro RoEs9f Cured By AydEa Es PfsaEl5sasssSs Vegetable GOgsas0Ssssds
 q Before taking the Vegetable Com pound I was troubled with irregular monstruation, and suffered great agony. My physician gave me mor- phine, and remained in bed. doc tored eight years and got no relief, and the doctors told me there was no relief for my trouble. Finally l tried Lydia E. Pinlxham's Vegetable Compound. While taking the first bottle l felt that was improving. 1 have taken seven or eight bottles, and never had anything to do mo so much good. Every month my troubles have grown less and less, and now at this time 1 am cured" Ella Chimney, No. 22 Stage Street, Haverhiii, Mass.
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kzFSs NoSs cured Of Pes.E- 0dxcag Pains asses Per- pefssaE Headaches by F0E- Eowing Mssss PiSss1ksaz7ass Cosznsek.
 DEAR MRS. PINKHAM have been suffering for over a year and had three doctors. At time of menstruation I suffer terrible pains in back and ovaries. l have headache nearly every day, and feel tired all the time. The doctor said my womb was out of place. Would be so glad if you could help me-" Mrs. Carl Voss, Sac City. Iowa, Au- gust I. 1898.
 sPlease accept my sincere thanks for the good your advice and Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done me. I did everything you told me to do, and used only three bottles, md feel better in every respect."- Mrs. Carl Voss, Sac City, Iowa. March 23, 1899.
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Seeds. Field and garden1J. H. Mccary Co.
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BRADSTREET'SR REVIEW New York, January 26.-Bradstreet's to- morrow will say:
 Exceptions to the quiet and even dull ness shown by many lines of trade and
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vNg92AgEWg RENHEyHBE

addressing Mrs Pinkham communicating with whose treating ills than that of any living person.
 4 woman can talk freely fO q woman when U is rev0Hing fO relafe Der private troubles f0 a nRans
 bad to
  questions probable examination of their Without knowledge from 20 years actual experience is unequad of female freely communicate with Mrs Pnkham at Lynn, Mass. AN EofEers arc received, opened reaaJ and answered by vvOusen Onlys This positive fact not statement easily verified established confidence between Pink the America which has been broken and
  evv which she knowledge that nothing wi  refer to
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A satisfying smoke-a Texie.

N. Y. seed potatoes. J. H. Mccary Co.
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Dr. A. B. Langford of Nashville is in the city with view of locating.
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Southern Ry.

seheduie in effect January i6 800
AT train. arrive and leave from Peas.. ..-,ril
Passenger station
sol a. -Daflv-Loc4l fer DanviIle. Charlotte
s7d rav stations. Connects ID, Manassas io- strls-
burg and Hs4risonhurg daily. ard staurtea week
DAYS ard a. LyncaburE with the Norfolk ard
Western daily ard With G. & o. K. r. tof Natural
Bridge dsiiy. ard Lexington seek Gaya
1t.iJ J. D.-Daiiy-THE UNITED STATES
FAST NAIL. Stepping Cars 20 JacssoHviile md
Miami. uniting salisbury with Sleeper i1-
AstevilIe aud Hot >D4irgs. y C. Knoxville Cat
tIro0cJ. end Mcmrlis. Tern and at Charlotte
with sleeper for Augusta Connects TO Columbia
with ~'oepcr for Charleston Sisep-re tlr -
New Orleans uniting az Charlotte w;jh S,ccp-r
Tor Atlanta solid train Washington % &,g
Orleans without ilHge- Eiriug Gar SER Ice.
Carregts at LvuCt burg daily f.r N1tllti Bri ige,
ard week days for Lexington
80 O. m.-EaiiJ Local for Chlr-1i.es..Ie
4.gl o. m.-Iocli for Front Royal. SuI-5u.s
ard flarr=ouburg daily. except sunday
4:2p p. -I-siIy-I.oc4i for Charlottesville.
G.35 p. r-WseS dsrs-NIW l0Rk AND
FLORIDA LIMITED. Finest traiu ia the world.
Draw ju...raoTr. Lsbr4rr. S,I,srooai. ard O1s-r-
walton Slcepiag Cars To -. Augustine. VIA JIlE
soHuI.c. also Gr3alrg-rcom sleeping Cars to
Aiken ard augusta. btriEg a. service
$50 D. m--Dsih- NEN YORK AND FLORIDA
EMPRESS. Sleeping Cars 90 Pott T1wF7, va
savannah and Jacksonville. connecting WIta D-1@-
ing-rcom sleeping Gar ior ST. Augustine ard
Miami. Sleeping Car 20 Augusta. via t1iiUh-I.
with connection for Aiken and Charleston
Through coach To- jacksonville. Dining Car Ser
yicc.
$50 D. ~. -UIly-W ASHiNGTON AND CHAl-
TANOpGk LIMITED. VIA LNNCHBURG. sleep
iug Cars 10 Memphis and New Orleans. through
Bristol F8rl0r and Observation Car between Rad
ford. Va. and Att4liI, Ma Dining ar service
1915 D. m.-Daily-N ASHtNGtON AND S)J III
WESTERN LIMITED. composed u ~ieepers Din
ing Gars and BaF Coaches. Sleep-s 20 Wash
Vile TeUr via Asheviile. Knoxville. and Chat
rsrossa: MrmpFi.. gia Birmingham: New orleans
Tia AtIar,a .sl Montgomery. Connects at flIea
Point. y g. leaving Washington daily. except
Sa-urtav for Piuehur-t y. G. OBSERVATION Car
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Office Hours: 10 to |, 3 to 6 daily;
m,.ot, Sunday, 10 to II.

MR. L. NORRIS, BIltimore'- talented medium.
at 80 9Th ST. NV, daily from 10 TO G. sun
day included; sean,aS Tuesday and Friday, p. "a.
Wednesdays. 80 p. NJ; sunday nights at Open
heimer's Hail. jli 9Th St NV. good music; silver
collection. mi-2-lt
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PROF. LEO,
NiEl,lt w.

72s 10Th ST. nv. all psychic wotk and advice
pertaining TO love. marriage, divorces. sickness
and nervous diseases. spell conditions. through
bad influences. enemies Are you separated from
the one YOU lover Do YOU wish marriage. Coz
10 one who never fails. Tells yoU az. No
charge. Good luck 60 all Reading daily Free
consultation regarding Eases az all kinds. A>k 40
questions Tells every thing Are you dissatisfied.
Call at once today. No charge for advice and
consultation. Has helped thousands. Praise MS
name Does more than he promises. Cali on
Prof Leo BE convinced d bis capabilities ard
truthiuluess. 72s 10JL ST. NV. bet G. and II.
Hours l ?. m. to IL p. m. daily. Save this adj.
To refer to; no sign; strictly confidential. l.
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NH NJ - '.''"s, 49, anu 9t..' '
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door nom 1T IT.: low rent. it
-, 49,
J. h. B. 2o7 81 ST. ne. n.l9l SION
ron RtxT Room. , . ,.f- s....-l,,.,. *,
pa.u.e; l. b. b. Ioss y. j, Az. nv.
FOR RtNr-R Beautiful furnished room' 80, per
''' '' .'' -''-
on oon,uieuo,s, s. Us. L s,. la.
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fur. ,llit7hI,. ts- t,.., Gentlemen az married
couple 1888 torcorau ST. ul4o.3t, .n
FOR RENT-Fuulsled room. heat, g4,. bath;
private family. - NV. Wi3o 30
FOR RENT rlona. Circle. pleasant ram-. So
up for two; trsn-ieu,s. S125 per day; single
rooms. 1892 Mass. ave. NV. ui',2eat
ron my 49, 1-.--,,-.,--. ~,
VI, NJ one very uea-l4'e large "..'' ~ 80
~ -o-l. l., = 81 ne
FOR RENr-ono furnished front room, a. lo6 \.
!. ave. NV; gentlemen only; terms reason
able. Call at any hour to MRS. W. &
~ m
FOR RENT-I4rge front and hail room Sd door;
-. ." h. go 90 ST. ne VIE
FOR RENT-Niccly fur. room: g. per week. rs
IOlb 81 NY rlhIg-5t. GIN
rop prNr r.. -,.t.,.- s.. -.,. q month
1oGf q 81 nm ''-'' ,7,h1l-ir en-
- "". ---
h"NL room FUR a. m. l. zoo ST. NV.
inhl'-5t,fm
tuh KEN i-EiegaHt roomsi newly inr. - 4y.n
-- q. nv I4n /, III IL
FOR ENT-INFIRNISHED HOONs.
l,1r, my r. -. t.t,,
I'm W ~" l'' 20 e'.l NJ, -l7,'y . ~ 49,
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WANTED Lady cashier, stgu1Eafuyr, ho'.-
keeper chamhrruaid, and muse, 50 Geo So.
RI SINESS BUREAU. 1907 y. Y ave uv. j.
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ron RENT-STABLEs.
FOR RENT-SUDURBAy.

IL RENT Half Of stable. Rear 30 D st. Sc.
lL..n-.L
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FOR RENT-HOuSEs

TOR RENT. small i3qnly, neat 5-room frame.
7o7 lEta -. Sell; hevlr p1pcrcd and painted
throughout; latrobe: Yuer in kitchen: large yard:
$40 per month. Jolly IL 0'DONNEIL, 5o2 Pa.
s'" -' II
FOR RENT Completely fur house: NV; eight
t.oH-, modern iHps; southern exposure; rent
reasonable TO small family Addioss SO this
Office mhlg-3t. en-
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IAfLEO sDs.
Washington. AieXdnarl,
AND
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, 1875 St and Pa Avenue.
In Eject November l, 1899.
For Alexandria week days. $40. 7;04. $50
500. s;S5 $50, p:25. 1000, lI;0O. II as. a. NJ
Sf2 o5 1920, Pas S1:20. 1:4S. 200, 2:40, 3;25.
$3.50. M:15, 4:5o, sos, x5:lo $40. s.O4. $50.
200, 7;S5. 500 900. 1000, IL % IL SO p M
Sundays-T:45. 900. S:45. 1870, ll:l5. a. m.
1900 noon. y AS. so. 2:l5. 500 8 Is. $50 SIS
500. e:%5. $50, Sis. 900. 1000, u.2o. so
.. m
For Mount Vernon, week days-6;so 800. 1000.
u co. a. NJ xi2:o5. Il 30 900. $40, s.i9. s.od.
800 p. m.
Sundays-s:OO. 400 noon. 2.lS, s:i5. Gas, 900
n. m.
For Arlington and AouedHct Bridge. week
dsys-s:o0, $50 -s25 1000, Il 90. 4. m ~ O5.
Z 20. lZ:45 rs. eco 80 -S.25 ais, 5-u5.
Cos, 6tsO. o6 500 p m.
sundsys-7:45. 300. 9.&5. 1880, 11:i5. a. n,
1900 noon, las. 1870. els, 800. 3 Is. 40.
5;l5, 500. Gas, 7:30. Sis. p m.
Parcels carried all trains Baggage checked
rExpress- To Arlington cnly.
J. COLvGN. Superintendent
O. y aprOT P--ss1s-.
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HEP wANTED-MA-E.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
To- each insertion.
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We WANT Loco second hand bicycles for cash.
HUSTLER BICYCLE REPAIR CO.. "a and
Me- sS. i,S-Srnos
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED By white woman place 20 do general
Lou-cwork Mrs HANNAH. g2s 5ta st. INV. II
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To- each insertion.
T
hANTED-A barber l72' Pa. ave. 1t
WANrFD-l barber. once. steady ,ra.a ID
and i st, Ills. u.h2-5t
.-..
r.r SpRTNCV1[N' ss- ID 81 NV. IL
WANTED Manager for respr.; boa5arener; second
n'A,'' ny ~. -.s III S'.
-.--- -, WE -.
NANTED-flrm manager ami wie' also for
Berkeley spring: also good siei'-iitAeti at
"z-e. I-'' ~ y. ave. DIV. II
WANTED Ffrf-sIa., barber; start Monday; 81
guarantee. Gail all week G. SluNE, 5ll l5,a
'- NV u
WANTED BY am al5-a.+.,l,If.rsI t,. ..e.. md
spice house a "a .c,rc7 Vii, r.f4iit,Fa5 r-If5
ard ability fer Washington ard vicinity; either
r. ~ commission. Apply Nl >>EtNAN
i'' I'D T. IA" hoti- ST., fhildl'iIlia, Ia
nH----t
WANTED sober. iudu,tri.l. man TO- handle ice
wagon for coal firm. enc uhH rsE iufuaace
~'7e trade preferred Ajdu~-. with refs, and
''--' NI'''s''' QUA '''' '''' ''a..' IL
"ANiEb-Ah experienced Young man in lunch
room Apply Immediately la'" sd 81. NV. 1t
NANTED-Colored elevator boy; bis, young man.
s. week, 2 silesmeu. Basement. Jlj l2ta
st. NV. Il
,,-,,-,,.r.
white driver. porter. CITY and country people
SHACkLEFORD .p, J. st. NV. Item
rartmeu,s in hetel. BJRGi.ss HOTEL
AGlNGN lJS 10Th ST. II .tm
WANTED-A hrsl-elass fresoo and decorator TO
take charge OF shop. Box o., TINS office.
mh2i-sr.Cm
Wan IEi-fir,5-c class butler for private boarding
"',7'. az 81 ei--e' LOU u a. n- len
NANTEn-Bov on dairy farm, bet. 10 and Is
NORRIS 1s+b and RF,'niro Road Item
NANlED-A German v1!ieri must also assist IN
bar at CSC ID St NV. Item
WANTED a f1--,7ssg ,7r,-t1- -j,fc custom cutter
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CO csf aSi8 ss.
Through the Grnnue-t Scenery OF
America. All Trains YcstibuIed,
Electric Lighted. steam Heated.
All Meals served in Dining Cars.
station sixth and Streets.

Schedule in effect Fehulry -, 100.
ZIJ p. ~ DAILY Cincinnati and s.. Louis
Speaial-SoIid train for Cincinnati Pullman
.ieepars 20 Cincinnati. Lexington Louisville, In
i.anap1lss and ST. Louis. without change. P4fior
FAR Coyiu-ton. Va. 90 Virginia Hot Springs.
ParIor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
I.IO +. ST. DAILN-F J.. v Limited sold
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Slcapers TO tlHciE-
a1f Lexington. aud Louisville, without change;
open for occupancy az 900 p. M t5nnce-
.lon for Hot springs, Va, daily. Pullman
Impairment car 20 Virginia Hot Springs 11ilJ
Except SandIy. Observation Car Hinton to Gin.
nn5ti. S,eepe-5 Cincinnati 20 Chicago and 81
louis
II-3J 4 NJ DAILY EXCEPT STNDAY-Fot
Newport News. Norfolk. 5ud Old Point Comfort
lyi1 Perm. IL. r. r. + P. aad Richm0Hc).
Ta-ouci. Pullman Buffet P5rlor CEr.
2Ij E. NJ. DALY-For Gordousyiiie. Char
lottruille. stanton. daily. and for Richmond,
daily except SUNDAY.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake ard Ohio
,hices jl3 Pennsylvania Avenue: 900 1ith STREET,
rc4r B.. and 40 the station. Telephone call 1tii,
on PeEasy lglLia Railroad Cab Service.
H. W III ifTB.
Telephone l066. General Passenger Agent
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wANrED-noRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED one OF more secondhand baker ;
wagons. Address BOA J4I, tas office.
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Y ANTED-rwo basement rooms. by man and i. q.
colofed Address BOX $40, this office
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s.ISCELLANEOUs.

WOULD you suffer for 50 cents. With rheu-
matsm OF neuralgia. when Mexican Eureka
viii cure YOU. Manufactured by J. J.. HANEN>.
Ideal LuucuIyJm, 1905 Pa. ave, or Az e 81. NV.
ruIgI--f
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT store and stable, Cor 7ib ST. and
Mas. ave. ne. Hu31-st
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WARDROBE, hall racks large mirror, Showcases.
at auction. I22 10Th st. NV, Thursday. March
o. 10 a. ma. ten
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FOR RENT-A fiat If g rooms and bath for light
housekeeping, On I'd aoor. 12i Fla. ave
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-22
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