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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
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'iss- Lots frostins the itsfson ear $500
few blocks south ~ The rrosslnx e
jackson atreet and ftenfSr CAT u
lots are snxffs 81 an alley. this pfrf@y1k
Il bat vefy little over ofe rF3ts Il
the heart ~ tho ostf. nat fgf YEAR
ihsre ben prvperis ~ elose y -
above offered fra Ne little rnqrsys -
lots, tft9
tssp-i,os s0siss. rfontins Bfosdwsy. thfse
blocks north ~ aew high serfpi -
fsasn-A very ans sesitsnee vt vr He3sez
avenue, i1t iH SeKins street EfsdH1
severed two 70 three feet ADORE g.
surrounded ~ nice homes -
o. sss~ Nice lot, eexiS. on Bstleys< w.
nvs has small house. isIi is nn~ 80
ton -
s., 500 Cottage ~ slr rooms res. n.yeers
sud uiteiy arranged nat fsaef ~
cppancg YET has nice view wifhin
blocks ~ Madison.
q GO Lot on Western sFenpe. vsxlN -
fTGo- Income property ~ Worth 1870
three modern houses. all n sae1 ~. 4
ftsn. double corner. f1friM. VII ~
per cent on The Investment -
ts1~ssss on Twenty sNgNt ne@niss. n
ton Hgii addition. g'slze; pice lss*t
psssr Lot Slxi5e. eisafed fasFea ana ~
- ". WEST = an6 y i'nIen ILL.,,
81! buys 7-foom cottage near ess -,
lawn, frsit trees. roses fhicken 49,
and yard. large igt "a
g. 10 Fine t-fton home. Tssrty.. 49,
avenue fruit trees. pias'sssa ana -
f.z@ aanfa on Tweniy-ninta ave
close "a two ear lines.
a. oss~ Pine home Queen Anne hils
n. 81 LAMONT a co,
s2s New YORK block ~
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RpEclAL nARaAINa.

s. 5ee~For an elegantly furnished a.
room iesigsne house, central n~w baltd-
lag reW fufnlfufe, long lease, cheap
rent q fine chance
t.Ht,~FDr = bffek house. right IN ioNn:
ownsF sick and has Just dropped Price
tsS IN order 50 sell
fiA-For i1-funfn house location Qnsx-
ceiieds good furniture.
These are ali positively bargains Rnf
~fli not last long
tl@5~Tcr furniture - = comfort able e.
room house. rcns only 81 ~. a good
home
Is l. MUIR q co. Basement p-f.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

sTTTEs; EGgs;

BuTTER. EGGS.
BUTTERl EGGS,
WE are the only exclusive BUTTER AND
EGG STORE IL THE CITY. and we
spare no effort 20 serve the public with
the very best OF goods at the least pos
sible prices. Our Fancy Fresh Iowa
Creamery we sell pounds. bsc. Fine
Oregon Creamery. 2-pound bricks. 5ec.
AID f hisTESl 9th Fff shs' Mo.
FRESH RANCH EGGS 2sc A DOZEN.
Our Gags are acknowledge to be the
enormous. bat we can supply you also.
Follow the crowd that heads for the
Cow Butter Store and you viii get satis-
Cow butter Store iss First avenue
HUNG 10y HIN. great Chinese doctor.
Is In Seattle. For over three hundred
years his family has been noted for the
most renowned doctors. The mos, sur
prising and marvellous cures done ia
Seattle and Ssn Francisco r. more than
sufneient proof OF his sktlifui absliiy ia
practice in China for over 1900 yf~
II you've iost all hopes 81 recovering
your health, consul, Hung 10y iin; Sis
TewleT way Seattle. Hours. 60 u a.
m. 20 4. 70 .. m.
MAsQtl GRADE BALL Saturday evening,
Novenn@r J; prize cskewaik. PRIZE
watzing and prizes for costumes. dane
Ing until morning; ~peciaiiie+ vii BE In
trodaeed between dances grand march
Of sharp. with calcium lignt effects
MnsAc hy Wagner Admission. sgecta-
tors &c. masaasrsdsrs. sec Ranks nan.
Pike street and vim avenue Plenty
o. seaiA fcr sfeeiators n baleoEy.
TwEI.vE DANCING LESSONS,
waltz. two-sisp and ali The latest ball.
room dances. low rate for gentlemen
Joining open classes nov, Monday ard
Friday evenings. s.A Wilson Dancing
Academy Pike street. Ranks bioeE
Private lessons daily.
BIG chance On a small Investment; sole
agency for California. or Hawaii ~
lamps they are simple, Eenerhge "a =
minute. don't have 20 bald torch. IL cau
BE- suspended. 20 candle power. war
fRnt~d. Pacific Gas Lamp Ca. 1sc
FIRST avenue
WANTED Men ard women in every
community 20 sell the Perfected Oxy-
Eenaf King. ths greatest scientific dis-
ccyery ever made. cures disease wfth-
ticatars Furnished. Washington 0Ty-
T~ner Co. sis f7oueer building. Seattle.
LADIES' Chtchesi@r's English Pennyroy-
oil Pills ARE THE BEST. safe. rslia-
bis. Take no other Send tc stamps.
fer particulars Relief for Ladies' 10
letter By retufn mail Ask your drug
gist Chichester Chemical Ca. fhiia-
d~lphia Pn.
rAIRDREssING. shampoaanx. facial
massage. -aarsicuring ard the annxf line
Of hair COO is. toilet creams and ladies
speciaisies are found at the only Mod
ern Toilet Paxiors. third floor Downs
block rs sscond avenue
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LODGE NOTICES.
ionic LODGE NO. 10. r. IL A. M.--sspe-
riai communication Friday, November .
sp M: NJ. N. degree visiting brethren
welcome r. GouPTEI. W. NJ.
a 4. GAZE Hec
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iSvFST safely. ~ PER cent; Interest raid
ist your money work for ygu. buy a esr-
tffcats now. payments made every ~.
teen days. satisfied clients in all sec
lars G r. Aacbsy . Co. a Broadway.
New York
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HAIRDRESSING. shampoaing facial
massage n4arieurinT ard the sneSf line
OF hair GOO as toilet creams and ladies'
speciaisies are found al the only Nod
ern TogleS Pariors. third floor Downs
block 1os Second avenue-
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-4----~--s-r-ss~---si-----a~a
WANTED Tor II = ARM 49, khls- cd I'D
unmarried nasr hstweea ages - II ard
IS cstixeNs II Unt;ed States. q Fsaea
character arf temperate habits Mo
can sleak, read ard write Mr. gflsh, re-
crssts are specially arAlred Tor .erws "a
IN tnnsrpines For information ARMY
10 eeefaitinE efncsr. Sa Pioneer bGsli-
ing seattle Wash.
WANTED For Jnticd states marine
ccrvs raissS states saw sh.s- no.. "a
Unmarried men q sAet hAasts. esswesn
have legally decis ln.en.foa 10 b~-
ren.e ctitfe1s fNr QFshrf Information
sgrly at marine recruiting SIios. racru
NA l& Nceier way. S=attie
AiisoRs-ce&smakeTs. p~an & css.tisa
Tacoma
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SEATTLE HARNESS AND sADDLEHY
COMPANY.
Successors TO Holloway. Duncan Harness
Company,
Have moved Ia their new location,
40 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH, NEW
LfPPY BUILDING
We are ready for business. Wholesale and
retail Harness, saddles and ssddlefy
hardware AZ bottom priccs.
SEATTLE HARNESS. AND sADDLERy
COMPANY.
Telephone. Main 5Tt.
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rsrroras>r wA>rsp-rsa.lE,

SPECIAL sale Ger cae week ladies' anr
tenxola aB3 shoes A. 3 per pair an
slSrs and Witthss uniy one ralr io a cas-
toner Northwestern shoe Company.
80 Second EVFnae
us hAgF a sNNsA Winter ASH RAINY
Nsthct shoe ier ladies eeHvS sNirastos
sHif, foaanisn FAST naE TOO hsaes aat
los Nsht Asa taf rur hNtEu 4has.
N0FthNestsfn Shee Conaaaay sI8 SEQ.
ard avenue
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5000 to 81 900 that Mckinley will be elect
ed. |-room lodging house, rent $50.
Groom lodging house: rent Seb. Cigar.
fruit and confectionery store, on Second
avenue, a snap. Half interest in cigar
store. clearing seo per month Cali
s. Sullivan block.
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.oclnrs aorlCEs.

ALL friends Of the order are cordially In
vfted 20 attend an entertainment given
under the auspices nf the Rathbone Sis
tiers In Knights % Pythfss hall Stevens
n hotel. Saturday evening. November g.
Mics f.ottte l.. Ttilotson. OF ST. Paul.
MINI. graduate Of Boston school Of ora
tory, will render several recitations.
DANCING after the programme. Good
fnuaics Admission. * cents
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roR nEST-rrRNrsuEn ROOMS.
-~----------~--~----~----------
LARGE front room electric light. slHts-
ne ter tao gentlemen located III husi.
hess center 81 ser weSk Inquire AZ
ternooay. ~ Marion street
PRETriIY furnished front rnan ~fskln
SslElHE ttstence, OF Madison car LIVE
g&s, bath. Yapnf rriyatc family. gem
tfsm.n. 1906 Beren.
PALMER HoUsE.-CoTner Occidental ara
Main newly fatntshsd r0beas steam
heat, eiecirtc belle, elevator all might.
popular Trices-
HOTEL SAVOY. a. FIRST Niesly fgrnlus-
- rooms, centrally located. sc upwards
TclNoAcne Blas III.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. All NAL
ern electric ight and nna view $50
Ihtrteenih aVeaue
oI.ENWoop HcrsE-- Furnished room,
pr seez up ii8 Ftf,h avenue soaiA.
near vrsl~r -
1ukNfTA NuTEis->~~Iv surulsnra.
csntrsfv orstei, y a "a s. no per week.
T<its pike
FOR RENTING Furnished and two ,sn-
furnished rooms. ~ First avenue north.
FIVE furnished rooms For housekeeping.
. adults enlS. liza Txslfth AvsnuA
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WsNTED-MIsCEt.iA
WANTED Second hand household ana
Oftlce furniture. highest prices paid Red
Front Furniture Company, III seconi
avenue south Telephone. Res liz
HIGHEST price paid fer ali Kinds second
hand household and cf1ies furnitare. car
pets. stoves. etc. Thompson F1rnlfars
Company, iass Ft-st avenue.
BUYING or selling household goods: Try
that little reliable secondhand store.
~ Pike. You know htms Ogden Se4ls
cheapest: pays ruosf-
WILL. pay highest cash prices fer second
hand household goods. Call at - or n2
Pike street. OF phone Buzz il6 Chapin-
THE LUCKY DOG
Buys hdufeheld goods Of ALI kinds. Try
him 1904 Seeao.l avenue. phone Bun 81
DARNEY a CoSLEY hny. sell and en-
change household furniture cf every
description. tis Pike
WANTED--A tuition In business college
al tarkain. cash Address 10 Marion
strsAt-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-13
wensr-rss Collegiate Dictionary,

Rs1sntg s-ri.gsd IRON the International and next
- 10 ina s<sI y, the family and student.
Sun TXlOx29a inches,
CzpscIlnrH .S1.r' .phtr bO0k sen, for The asking.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-13
A Puzzled Author,

The San Francisco ArgOnaut tells IN
amusing story about AlphOnsc Daudet.
When he brought out "Sapho," an
American publishing house that issues
religious books, not knowing its char
acter, offered NJ. Daudet large sum
for advance sheets OF the work. lie
accepted the offer, and the advance
sheets We're sent When tine publish
ers received them, they decided that
they could not issue the book, and
they cabled to the author, "'SaphO'
will not do" This dispatch puzzled
Daudet. He consulted with. numbers
of friends, ana this was the cOnclu-
sion ut which they eventually arrived:
"SapphO" In Frenc is spelled with one
'p"-"SaphO," after the Greek fashion.
In English 1t Is spelled with two An
unusually acute friend pointed this out
to Daudet, which much relieved the
novelist, ana he cabled back to the pub
fishers, spell 1t with two p's." 1t IL
needless to state that the publishers
were more astOnished ut Daudet's reply
than he had been ut their cable dis
patch.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-13
LOST RACE OF TEXAS.
Prehistoric City Near Galveston IL
quilted by Tidal Wave.

Prehistoric City Near Galveston Eu'
quilted by a Tidal Wave.
Relies of prehistoric race were dis
covered In Galveston, Texas, just previ-
Gus to the storm that flooded the city.
Nearly 1000 human skeletons We're
found, and scientists who examined
the excavations had just given the
opinion that an ancient city had been
submerged by a tidal wave that drown
cd all the Inhabitants, when the calam'
lily VI centuries ago was repeated.
The bones We're discovered IN a
search for relics for the archaeological
exhibit ut the Pan-American eXposi-
ton, which Is to he held In Buffalo, \.
", next summer. The skeletons are
beyond II doubt several thousand years
old, and the character OF the people
who occupied the coast of the gulf ut
this period Is an Interesting subject FOR
speculation. Whoever they may have
been and whenever they may have liv-
ed, the remains found show beyond q
question that some terrible outbreak
OF nature caused the sudden death OF
thousands of these ancient people and
their burial In the strata where by
chance they We're eXhumed by the peO'
pie of a far-distant age,
1t was but short time ago that the
excavations were begun which result
ed in these singular and extraordinary
discoveries. The finding of the re-
mains In the first place was quite acct
dental. II. j. simmons, superintendent
of the Arizona and New Mexico Rail
way, was making excavations along
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-13

Realizing the valuable and scientific
character of the discovery, a systemat-
ic search OF the strata In the vicinity
was made. biologists say the whole
section OF the State was once covered
by the Gulf of Mexico. The idea at
once came to Mr.. Simmons that In far
distant ages tidal wave had occurred
at the time the gulf covered more Of
that part Of the country than at pres
ent and that these bones We're the re-
mains of the thousands of human be-
ings who had been drowned IN the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-13

the lines of the railroad near Clear
Creek, Galveston County, when bones
were found In the earth removed. On
examination Of the contents of the
steam shovel, skulls and human teeth
We're noticed, and further search led
to the discovery of skeletons of whole
families, together with ivory beads and
other objects Of human handiwOrk.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-13
A Had situation.

"Travel In the Swiss Alps Is danger
GUS"
Eyes, 1t Is; climbed all over the
whole place once, and didn't meet
man who could understand that ]
wanted to borrow q dollar"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-13

Ever, Is the Patent Office Is overbur.
.ihrsSl with motions" inventive genius
Ian - bs,.s=s; else somebody would win
tive r'ca reward awaiting the man who
can DnlIh an automobile that does not
lnnE ~ 81 IL needed horse In front.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-13

overflow of the waters of the gulf. His
theory was later upheld by leading sci
entlsts.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14


Pa ave Item
wANTED-Second cook. $50; fry cook, SO; FIRE
nan and yard man BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY. 50s 10th St NV. Item
wANTED-Bsr porter. two bar walters; also boy
for private tamily. ZOO \. Y ave nv
Item
EANTED-A firgt-c;aSs barber Cor saturday, $50
ruaEaRtee steady job L satisfactory. III i0th
St NV Item
wANTED-colofedl boy 10 run errands and make
himself useful; ref required; salary 800
Apply only Sunday morning, between 70 and -
1917 Pa. ave. del4-2t.eia
WANTED-Two BARRIERS IO, SATURDAY; 20 guar
antea- No. llii Ith = nv. Item
WANTED-Wisise .5aehs=sl. acquainted With eity
$50 per month; ref. HARRELL'S AGENCY,
SIS 9Th 81 NV. II
KANTED-co-o red fireman. bar porter. two wait
eTs. boy fer dacfor bell boy. three disaTassi-
ers sHACkLEFoRDs. ses Z st. nv Il
WANTED Firzt-ciass ligft-coiored barber; guar
antee given. 1877 s. nv 1t
BAzTED-Good barber at once. Sss st. ne.
-
EANTRD-Young man Tor real estate office; alsol
collector and cashier 1900 New York ave
wANTED[orng nan Who has served some time
at painting. Apply to 1865 New Hampshire
are It
MASTED-A young man OF experience and ability
% take charge Of ! milk route 800 18th Il
NV
WANTED-Co5ored messenger boy, Is or Is years
old. with q b;cyc1a; short hours; coed pays
bring references. rs can T. nv II
wASrED-an active unemployed business nan
fTcn 80 TO 30 years Of age; small salary AZ
first address. m own handwriting, FLOOR NAN
AGER, Boa lis, this o.hee- II
wANTED-At once. experienced busheluan- Ap-
ply. second floor, SAMUEL FRlEDLAN3ER x
co. al5 7th st II
WANTED Driver. $50 per week; nan for lunch
room. good Office man. BASEMENT, SIS 18th
$. NV. It
WANTED-A steady, industrious young nan. not
under nineteen, well recommended one r-Ith
some electrical experience preferred, TO work
around shop and as operator; not over $ weekly
Apply to ROOM 5. 1iz7 F st. nv. i
#ANTED-seFeraI boys not younger than sixteen
years to drive delivery wagons Apply 20 Il
SPRISGAANN, South Capitol and D IS sT i
yASTED-First-clsss batter; also lrzachroon
waiter and milk wagon driver Enquire 1915
1Ith 81 Nv It
WANTED-SIan or boy. white or colored 70 take
charge house and horses Enquire i6S5 nth
ST. nv. 1t
wANTED-A young white nan to drive milk
9siEuls must nave Spc4 references. AdtsfeSs
BON l6T this Office. IT
wAETER-Upholsterers on furniture. Apply to
WALLACE MARROW, B2rtoR's Hotel, I51h,
ne@E = ST oeli-St
WANTED-A flrst-ciBss grocery clerk 81 once Ad-
dress with refs. Box 7sl. this office-
deI3-2tera
wANTED-TiIirty non-,rnion stone snaseas; public
work coo \. Y ave. NV del32t, EN-
HsSTFr-f-aIore1 r-ssqr sl,7rr;-ers ard and
kjteaen men dishvashers: today DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY. 6f3 tn 81. desS-@t
+ y A2TED-A good barber, At enee- 70 Harri7an
St, AHacostia. delS-St
I W4NTED-A stssble nan. white; must be ssber,
steady End well recommended apply e Il
/ FINLEY 81 son, 1906 D ST NV delS-2t
{ WANTED engineer 70 run stationary
/ plant. address BOX 50. this Office. tiels-st
| KANTED-A grocery clerk WAC understands nsar-
ketiEg; a good place fer the right party. Ap-
ply 10Th and del2-3t-elG
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Baltimore e Onlo


Schedule IA eject November p. 1850
Lenve Washington se~ Jersey Ave and C St
Chicago & SoTthsysss, 1910 a. H., *s9a5 P.
Cincinnati. St Louis and Indianapolis, 1905
.. m. -5-f5 p n. 40 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland. $3.50 a n. $50
p. H., and si=sa night
Columbus and Nhecliag, SIS P n
TinehesteT, SIS a m, 1885, and 1888 ? n
kaaspolis Fz;lo. .-s:so. as:ss a N. azs15.
s.zsSs. and s-o p. n.
Bagsrzsogn. 'Ille7o5 r n and g5:9o p n.
Boyd and way points, 1885, ~-9.e1 a ms
I:i5. 1880 H5:$a '7:o5 ?,
NJ 1880 Ills. 1880, Ii4:5o, 500, 1888,
sT.G5, *sI0:I5, HIS p m
Washington Junction and way paints, ISIS,
$500 \ N, e-i-l5. il4-Se, $50 P n
I2atfHsore, week days, KISS, 5-o0 SO. Z ID
z7:l9 1850 Sss5. 1917 xl9=Go a m. KID n,
12-l5, A:I9. x2:02. zi6o. x4.So z.S5, 1906
Il % p. N. SUNDAYS z-g5. x7,65. xI-10, $50.
x9-e0 a. n x12-1e x1;z9 lis. z3-0a 1880, 4-35.
KOS, x5-I9 $50, xS-1o, 1000, xIl-S3 III %
- ROYAL nLUE LIVE
All trains Illuminated Win Pi1tsch light.
baltimore, Philadelphia Ne~ York. Boston.
and the Fast. -z:s5. -I:o5 l1iaeTl, .S'9o iBn5sty
s@e-e9 fDincr}- ile=os Diner q n, 1910
Diner, -I:I0 CDiaer4 300 {--Royal Limited,
DilcT9, 1850 fESuzst), ~5-e5 Diner, 500 and
s1I.30 D n lS5eepIng Car oEen at 1000 o'clock.
PaTler Cars On al day trains
Atlantic City llO-0e 2 IL. IlI2-10 noon, and
sDaTy ExecPt sunday. %+sgndsy only.
xEzPrsss trains
Baggage called for and checked from foscis ard
residences By Unica Transfer Co on orders left
at ticket ofices. 5I9 Pennsylvania avenue north
west New York Averus and I5th Street, and a
Depot Teispho8e ticket cfices for B. s 0. Esec
tic Automobile Cabs
F D UNDERWOOD. D B aARIIS.
~ T-r-
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RENT-sToREs.

FOR S4tF-Latsy's hic5eie; good condition:
Box Io0 this os6ce- saeIs-S
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Southern Ry.
Schedule IN effect November p. 1900

Trains iezEe from PeEIRs- Station
Sol z N Daily Local Tor H2ITlsoHDUrg ana
for Charlotte and way stations.
EI:15 A. m Daily l. s. Fast Mail Sleeping
cars 10 New Orleans. Columbia Savannah, ard
jacksonville. uniting - Salisbury with sieePsr for
Asheviiie, Chattanooga, and memphis, and az
Rzaviile rith sleeper Ter Birmingham AID Al
Charlotte, with sleeper fer AJyusts- s1zio train
Washington 10 NeE Orleans dining car service
I:3I q n Daily Local for Charlottesville
z.oI D. "a Week Days Local Tor Fraus Royal.
Strzs51Tg and HSETisoEbuEg-
ADD p. n Daily. Local for Charlottesville
eS5 D. N. Daily :. !. Fla. Express S.Esp
isS cars 20 Augusta with connections Tor Aiken
and Charleston and to Savannah, Jaeksssviilss
and PORT Tampa Through coach 70 Jacksonville
Dining car service.
s:55 D. n Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited (EiR LyncBburg)- Sleeping cars 70 Roam
oke Knoxville, Chattanooga Memphis. and New
cTieans Through coach 70 Memphis. DSnlrg car
1o:45 p N Daily. Washington and Southeast
ern Limited, Sleeping cars to AshevIlta, Knox
VILE Chattanooga. aud Nashville. and to AtlaHta.
Macon Birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery, Nc
Bile, and New Orleans; connects at New Orleans
service Tourist sleeper Washington to san F7zn-
cisco Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays.
TRAINS Of BEIE4oNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington 9-61 - IN daily, i-s9 ?. n.
week DAYS an6 e-Z5 p n Sundays foE Blu
mort. 6.55 p. SATURDAYS ard ass P wesA
days oniy FOR Leesburg. 6:2s P. n week.-Mrs. 10
EerEGoa-
Through trains from the South arrsEe WISHING
ton 6.4S a. m 7.s5 a. m 2:f5 2. n and $50
D. m daily. From Harrisonburg 1851 a. n week
DAYS and 9:s0 D. n. daily. From Characteristics
BIS a. aad e:la p. n daily.
Tickets, sleeping reservations, and osher Ia
formation furnished aRc baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co. on orders left At Ticket o3sce 7es
18th ST. NV; 81 FeEna. Ave NV. and az
Phone III for P. 3. R Cab Service.
FRANK S CANNON.
80 Y P. and Gen Hgr
! n CUP Traffic Manager.
VA TTRR General Psss'r agent
Z s. BROWN. General Ageat
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS sill he received at the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts Navy Department
Washington, .. g. satu Il O'CLOCK S0oS, De
GEABER IS 1880 and publicly opened iTGzaed-
lately theTeafte=, to furnish 81 the Nary lard
Warrington y. e, : euaatity Of sheet copper
steel ard lrlsHser Bank proposals viii be fur
ington. D. c. A. s KENNY. Paymaster General
S. n. de7s1l
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BAsTED-eoOd barber al once, SIS c St. ne.
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ron sALE-sgBURBas.

FOR ssIE-Bnilding lots S minutes ride from
Washington on electric cars; fare Az cents;
per week; fae fer residence OF investment. Also
large ana small farms for sale. on easy terms,
aslliaeton and Potomac River Several
bargains. See or write TO JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
1921 ST NV deIS-2s
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HELP w4NrED-zAr.E AND FEHALE

TASTED-Students to learn telegrzphy taught
by an expert THE DRIILERY, 5e4 18th &.
sx se5-tf
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SeabOard Air Line Railway

sfELoREDA AND WEST INDIA SHORE
TIEE.u
LEAVE WASHINGTON, PENEA Z. R. STATION
io:5S A. II. daily. Florida Express for Prters-
bug, Raleigh SestheEa Pines, Pinessrst, Can
den, CrsuHkiS. Savannah, jacksonville, Iaiia-
hassee and Tazpa- Through sleeping cars .
Jacksonville
s-55 P Il 4assy- Fle-saz Lsa=sted Ter caEndan.
Columbia, Savannah. jacksonville. and szrsP8;
Th-cagh sleeping cara II 3sekscEsiiis and
Tampa DsHiag Car Service
SIS P ~ daily Atlanta SPeSisl fee Raleigh
Southern Prizes. Pinsburst, Chk-iotte, shsrrs
4tisrtz, New Orisszs. AID al points In ths
Sseth<est- Through sleeping cans % Attsatz-
Fer fsstser Snfoex.ssiss apply t. " u AcCoS-
HELL. General 4seat. 1z2s Neg EeEk ave.
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WANTED-Second cook, $50; fry cook, $40; FIRE
nan and yard man BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY, 50s 10th st. NV. Item