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sAcxus BowIERs WON.
Achieved Victory over the Bicycle
Club Bowlers.

One of the closest and most exciting
bowling matches of the series was that
of last night between the Backus and
the Scranton Bicycle club teams on
the former teams alleys. The Bicycle
club took two out of the three games
played. but lost by a total of eight
pins, having 2,235 against 2,243.
This gives the Backus team the ser.
les with the Bicycle club. and being
the last league game it plays, sends 1t
through the series of six games with
out single defeat and with n grand
total of 13,4sS pins. All of the teams
have now finished their schedule with
the exception of Fridays game at
Wilkes Barre between the Elks and the
West End club. So far the Bicycle
club has 1898 pins to it's credit, the
Elks 11,267 and the West End club H.
O34.
If the E,lks bowl Friday in the same
form they did last Friday evening
against the Bicycle club, when they
averaged almost 800 game, they will
make pins enough to put them ahead
Of the Backus players and give them
the championship.
None of the teams, however, have
scored as many victories as the Backus
bowlers, and the Elks indeed were de-
feated by the present leaders by 276
pins in the two games played.
Last nights contest was character.
lied by pretty bowling on both sides.
Charles Moore, of the Bicycle club.
making himself high man in the first
game with POI. while Weber was the
high Backus player with 1876. Moore
also had the high average score. maxi
ing 176. while Weber and Hopkins led
the Backus men with the same score,
152 1-3. The detailed scores follow:
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ALEXANDER'S BAND.
Will Probably Enlist and Become
the Regimental Band.

AT the meeting of AleXander's Ninth
Regiment band on Wednesday night
next the members will consider the
proposition to enlist in the Ninth regi-
ment and become the regimental band.
The matter has been discussed by the
officers OF the regiment of late and
the sentiment among them and menu
bers is strongly in favor of getting the
band to join. The band members are
quite willing and in all probability will
decide to enlist, This action would
give, the regiment a band of forty
pieces and one equal TO any in the
state.
Professor Alexander Is as well quail
fled for the necessary military duties,
being veteran Of the Civil war and
having served ten years in the State
guard.-Wilkes-B Barre Record.
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FIRST DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.
They Will Hold a Convention or
Tuesday, March go.

John T.. CARNEY. chairman of the
First Legislative Democratic commit
tee. yesterday issued a call for a con-
vention to be held at Cosgrove's hotel,
on Tuesday, March 20. at 8 p. M, for
the purpose Of electing three delegates
to represent the district in the Demo-
cratic state convention to be held at
Harrisburg on April 6.
The, primaries will be held next
Saturday afternoon between the hours
of and o'clock. The only candi.
date thus far mentioned for the legis-
lative nomination Is Benson Davis, ex-
school controller from the Fourth
ward.
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IsACl<US.
THIRD CONSERVATORY RECITAL
Third Mid-Winter Recital to Be
Given in Guernsey Hall.

The Conservatory of Music will give
the third of it's mid-winter series of re-
citals this evening at Guernsey hall,
at which time the following programme
will be rendered:
Christmas March (Piano> ........Lichner
Miss Josephine Siebecker
March in + Major Piano) ..........Giese
Miss Florence Peck.
JoyfulnesS (Piano) ..................Gi .Giese
Miss Lercre Stetier.
ltailan Aria ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. RotOlt
Mr.. Charles Il. Kricg.
Ensemble Glass (Fcur Pianos), Per-
sian March ....,.........,.......... .....Low
Mr.. wilkins. Misses Wagenhurst. Ger.
lock, Follansbee, Flower, Gisner,
Lohman and Hessler.
La Matinee, Rondon (Piano) ......Dussel
Miss Grace Browning.
La FOntaine OPiano) ................ Bohm
Miss Mary Flower.
Vocal Selection. "Sancta Maria. .Faure
Mr.. Ralph Williams.
Waltz in Flat Piano) .Durand
Miss Alma Follansbee.
Springs Message H'iano) .Merkel
Mr.. Harry Wilkins.
Vocal Selection, "A Dream. -. Ambrose
Mr. Charles p. Kreg.
(O Nocturne in A Flat (Piano).. Chopin
tb)Grillen (Whims) ............. Schumann
Miss Clara Browning
(a) Nocturne in = Minor (Piano),
Chopin
(b) Allegro from Sonata in b Flat,
Haydn
Miss Louise Slocum
Vocal Selection, II Cannot Help Low
ing Thee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Johns
Mr.. Charles F. Krieg
Ensemble Glass (Four Pianos)-Alle-
gro Vivace from Sonata in F,
Diabelli
Misses Bone. Browning. Conrad, Follans-
bee, Hutchinson, Gerock, Wagen-
hurst and Mr.. wilkins.
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nolds. These ofiicers were unanimous.
ly reelected.
There WIS large attendance and
the session was one OF great Interest.
Papers illustrative of the work were
read by Mrs. Price, Mrs. Oakley. Mrs.
II. Q. Powell and Mrs. Penman. A
much appreciated feature Of the oc-
casion was solo rendered by Alfred
Wooler, with Mrs. Harding as accom-.
panist The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. A. r. Hunt.
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SCRANTON ENCAMPMENT.
Officers for the Year Were Elected
Last Night.

The following new officers We're elect
ed last night by Scranton encampment,
No. 8, Independent Order Of Odd Fell
lows, at Odd Fellows hall on Wyo-
ming avenue: Chief patriarch, w. 5.
Ward; high priest L. D. Van Auken;
senior warden. e. L. Tiel; junior war;
den. George Van Gorder; scribe, F. l..
Sturdevant treasurer, Hon. James
Moir; trustee for eighteen months, j.
e. Harris.
The officers elected will be installed
on the evening of April II. The en-
campment has just passed through the
most prosperous year in it's history.
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OFFICERS OF MALL MISSION,
Chosen at the Annual Meeting Held
Yesterday.

The annual meeting of the McAll
Mission was held yesterday in the
Epworth league parlors of Elm Park
church. Mrs. ]. A. Price presided.
Mrs. r. +. LaRue read the secretary's
report. Mrs. &. Frank Reynolds gave
the report of the treasurer. 1t was
announced that a deficit of $50 existed.
Mrs. II. j. Northrup, of the nominat-
ing committee, made the following re-
port: President, Mrs. J. A. Price; re-
cording secretary Mrs. B. +. LaRue;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. +. b.
Hamilton; treasurer, Mrs. G. +. Rey-
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We, the undersigned. de hereby agree to
refund the money on ao-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar II II
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded:
]. g. Bone 4 Son, Dunmore.
G. w. Davis, Providence.
w. D. Davis Providence.
Renniman & Co, Avoca.
w. r. Manners, Moosic.
r. A. Kane. Minooka.
Joseph Davis. Taylor.
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A NEW GRACE CHURCH.

the congregation of Grace Lutheran
church hell brief meeting for the
purpose of considering the suggestions
offered by the Board of Home Mis-
sions as To the assistance that body
will offer in the erection OF the Pro-
posed new church.
1t was unanimously decided to defer
definite action on the matter until
next Sunday and in the meantime
nothing will be made public regarding
the plan suggested by the board
Minimum expense enables one to give
maximum value. This is how the Stieef
pianos are sold. ~
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PAPER ON ABSENCE
AND HARDNESS
READ AT A MEETING OF PRiN.
c1PALs ROUND TABLE.

Il Was Written BY Miss Josephine
D. Lees and Was Very Interesting.
She Reviewed the Cause Of Tardi-
ness Among Children, the Eject
Of Their Tardinsss and the Remedy
for the Evil-Attractive Opening
Exercises offered as One Of the
Cures for Hardness.
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DR.. O'MALLEY'S
MAIDEN EFFORT
CALLED Fo aTH A HEATED PRO.
TEST FROM JOHN GIBBONS.

Thought the New Member Of the
Board Of Control from the Eighth
Ward Was Making q Bad Start.
Proposition to Give Superintendent
Howell a Voice in the Delibera-
tions of the Board Voted Down.
That Plumbing Bill Was Up
Again for Discussion.
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Few pianos are as good as the Stieff.
None better 1t Is the cheapest to buy,
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Stief pianos have been on the mar
ket since lSi.. Thoroughly established
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Finest wines and cigars at Lans'a
$50 Spruce street, -
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consumers Ice Co. St0ck
for sale. r. e. Comegys, Dime Bank
Building. ~
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Hardware
Dealers Attention!

We are quite anxious to
have the dealers Of this city
and the valley call and make
their purchases Of any goods
they may want from our
stock of Hardware, cost price
and in many cases less than
manufacturers price will be
given to those buying a fair
quantity. We have a large
line Of Corbins Hardware.
Heavy Hardware in full
cases and barrels. Bright
and Brass Screws, Strap
Hinges, Carpenters Tools,
etc., etc. A fine large team,
two double Wagons, Single
Wagon, Harness, Blankets,
Etc.
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Steam Heating and Plumbing.
p. F. & M. T. Howley.2s1 Wyoming ave
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The best of all Pills are Beechams.
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card on the front seat of each division
of her school. where every seat Is occu-
pied when the bell stops. Another, on
Friday morning of each weeks pins IA
nag stickpin on each pupil who has been
neither tardy nor absent during the week.
At the close Of the day, the pins are coll
lected and used again at the following
weeks end.
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NANTED-By experienced colored man. place to
drive deiiveery wagon; refs. 1880 4th ST. NV
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Baltimore g Ohio

SchstuIe in eject June /. 1900
1--WE washington rom station corner q NeU
Jersey Avenue anG c Street
Fer Chicago and Northwest VesribuIed Limit.
&C Trans 100 e. m. s=o5 P n. daily
For Cincinnati s. LOUIS ard Indianapolis. Ex
Tfess. 1905 a m Vesti5uled Limited as P II.
Fer PiccsaurC and Cleveland, 1870 g. IT, So
p m ard SEQ a n. Gzi-y-
Fer Columbus. sos p. n daily.
tor Winchester ard Wsy stations, SIS q n
S-s5 p n. and $50 , n
For Luray- S-45 p n daily
Fog Baltimore, week Gzys. U2-35. 5-O0. 6-S1.
Xi2-l0 n, 1915, xl-Ia x3-00. x4-Oo. 14-30 AS.
E5-o5, x5-I0 x5-3J. x6-20, $50, xs-O1. 1000.
~ 20. Kills. p n sundays, KISS. = sst-
800. x5-90 As, KOS. KID, $50. 1s.o0.
XlO-Oo. XiI-So. III IS 2 II
For Annapolis. 40 a. II, and 12-i5 P. N Sun
Fer Frederick. week Gays. SIS q n. IG-5a.
&-So, $50 P n Sundays, 500 a. n, lis p II
Fer HaSerstcwu. 'l0-05 a II and $50 P Il
Fer Boyd and way points. week DAYS, SIS
A. m. s-SJ. $50. 7:c5 ?. n Sundays, geo & IT.,
For GzitheEsbgrg ard way points. week days.
SIS a n. I2-5Q. S-I5. 4-Sl $50. $50, s-05.
lI;25 p m Sundays, 800 Il. lis. 500. T,O5.
lois P. m
For Washington Junction ard way points. week
GAYS, SIS a n. 4-S1. $50 p n Sundays.
For Caautauqua Beach. go a n. 40 p q,
week days; 9.S0 a. n. Sundays
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Al trains Illuminated vita PInssch light
For Baltimore. Philadelphia. New YORK. Bos-
ton, and the East. week days. 2-35. T-O5 CDiner).
$50 Buffet. 1000 (DiEeT). a m Il 10.
fDi2er). $50 Diner. 800 ''RoyzI Limited"
Exclusively Pullman Trzin- Dining Car 4-c1.
sos Dining Carr. 500 and II-30 D n (S-eep-
rg Car open e 1900 O'clock)- Sundays 2-S5.
7-C5, SEQ a. n 1910 noon. liza Dining Cars.
500 sos Dining Cars 500 and II 50 ?. n. sleep
ING car open 70 O'clock
Pa-lor Cars on al cay trains
Fer Atlantic City, 1000 a n Is-I1 rooa.
and l-IO and 500 p H. week days 1910 noon
Sundays.
For Cape Nay, week days. l2-lG zrd Ito .. n.
Except Sunday NExPress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hote,s and
residences BY Union Transfer Co on orders left
II ticket ofHces. 6l9 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west, New YcrS Avenue and 18th Street, aad az
Depot Telephone ticket cfaces for B. & o. Fec
the Automobile Cabs
F D. UNDERWOOD D. 3 MARTIN
I'd Vice President MCT. Pas. TEzfic-
and Gen. Manager
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, bat be carries The Az
5000 Cushion Truss all ever the United
. - Statek Men. women. and children
and Hks thcz- Ths Air Cushion Pad holds
With comfort. nothing else will Consultation
and two weeks' trial free Lady In Attendance for
L3diek Once. psriOrA waiting. and consultation
roonS the same door. Catalogue free THE
RORlCh AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. I23s
8 Il NV. ID door. milo z en-,
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FOR sALE-sUBUREAN.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for city or out-of-town
property, a broom house in BladensbHry
Nd. with barn for horses, carriage-hosEse. hen
houee, and Other outbuildingss large corner lot
send postal card 10 call and exchange full par
ticulars 10 BOX 60, this Cfice. ieI9-3t
FOR SALE-BcnS.Rgt5n new cottage; large eor-
ner lot F. p NASH. 1881 sth ST. isl6-3t.em
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Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect June Il. 1900.

Trains leave from Penn Station
sol D. M Daily Local for HarrisonburS and
for Charlotte and way stations
HIS a. N Daily L. ) Fast Nail Sleeping
cars 10 New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
Asheviile. Chattan bOca. and Memphis and az
Charlotte with sleeper for Birmingham Solid
train Washington 20 New OrlsaES- BininS
service
u-s7 a n Daily Local for Charlottesville.
4-0I p m Week Days Local Tor FROM Royal
Strashurg. and HarrisonbuTg.
so p Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
9-55 p n Daily y. V & Fla Express sleep
ing cars to Augusta with connertions for Aiken
and Charleston, and 10 savannah. jacksonville.
and Port Tampa Through coach to jacksonville
Dining car service
SIS .. m. Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited WA Lynchburgl- Sleeping cars 10 Rom
okc Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. and Nex
ORLEANS Through coach 10 Memphis Dining
service.
1915 D n Daily. Washington and Southwest
crn Limited. Sleeping ears 20 AsheviIle, Knox
vile, Chattanooga, and Nashville, ard 10 Atlanta
Macon, Birmingham, Memphis. Montgomery. Mo-
Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san Francisco Mon
days. Wednesdays. and Fridays
TRAINS on ROUND HILL BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 \ m daily so D. n
4.S5 p. n, $40 P m Ueek days, and 6-25 ?. m
Sundays Ger ROuEd Hill; 6-25 D. n Saturdays for
Lsesburg; 6:26 P m week days TO HeTntOn-
Through trains from the South arrive washing
Ton 6:42 4. m, 7;35 . r. els p. m and $50
p. m daily From HarriSonbuTg II 50 a m week
Gays and $40 p m. daily From Charlottesville
SIS a. m and $40 p m daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations and other in
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences BY Union
TransfCr Co. on orders left at Ticket Offer. 7C5
18th ST NV; 81 Penn Ave NV. and at
Penn Staten.
Phone I441 for P. r. 2, Cab Service.
FRANK s CANNON,
Sd Y p and Gen. Mgr.
J. NJ CULP. TrsfHc Manager
W a TURK. General Pazs'r Agent
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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WANTED-CoIored girls TO learn dress cutting.
making. and designing. Call at MRS LIY-
INGSTON'S DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL, 5l4 9th
81. NV; prices greatly reduced during summer
months; trial lessons free jeI7-7t
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roR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Party leaving city. desires 90 sell
nice driving horse runabout, and bz ness T.
BURGDORF'S STABLE, 4I6 18th st. NV.
je203t EN-
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WANrED-Situation by frst-class meatcutter an,
clerk Address Box ca, this Office. leo 81. eu
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gOR SALE-BICYCLEs.
Save This AID.

It's worth 3. % il brought to our store this week
This Is the way il is, we have i surplus stock Of
our Gell-kDOun Pioneer Bicycles. and need the
room, 50 We make you this offer. The Pioneer IS
1850 model, one-piece hanger. expander bars. etc
and guaranteed one year. The regular price IS
$50. We have dropped it 10 50 50. Better come
while ey last NATIONAL CYCLE CO., I42I
Pa ave. ie,3Q-tf ON
FOR SAyE-Gent's bicycle; in splendid condition;
easy runner 1915 L ST. NV. ie2O-3t EN-
FOR s4LE-Euvoy bicycle; perfect order; new
tires; cheap If sold at once 42O 10th ST. NV
je2O-3t EN-
BARGAINS in secondhand wheels from S up; II
you want the best for least money come TO
Us. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10th ST. NV
ie20-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap Indies bicycle: high grade:
nearly new; in good order Can be seen at
9th - je2O-St
FOR SALE-Lady's Ra'abIer bicycle; nearly new.
Cali Room -, Wsrder Building. 9Th and F SIS
ie1S3t,ens
FOR SALE-One gents and one laws bicycIe;
used about TWO weeks; bargain. 337 4. ne
jeIsSt,e en-
FOR sllLE-Colunbia chain bicl ele: splendid con-
6iticn; $40 LEO 5 s. NV. jeIS-3t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BoiR9.

WANTED-Room and board: NV. for grocerymau
and wiie. with party who viii deal with him.
Address BOX 63g, this Office ie30.St
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FOR sALE-ROUsEs
FOR sALE-Four bricks 81. nv. near 9Th;
rental value $3.50; price 81 80 each; newly
painted and p1pered- GEO- Y. WORTHINGTON
lil0 G 81 NV. je2G-3t, en-
FOR SALE-One OF the best dwellings in lie
Droit Park; 81 900; less than cost If sold tais
week; 500 cash; balance easy monthly payments;
no commissions Address Box GO. this 0lhce-
jel93t en-
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Evil Comes When Least Expes..eI.

Therefore keep the blood free from rheumatic
(uric acid poison b. ;he Use OF Tarrcr-s SAT-
Cure.
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS To AND CHANGES
IN PLEN9iNG IN GRANT SCHOOL BUILD
lNG,-OtFFCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ID. c.
WASHINGTON, d. G, JUNE Is, 1g00-SEALED
PkOPOSALS VIII be received az this O1ice until
y NJ On JUNE q, 1900 for repairs TO and changes
IN plumbing in the Grant School building, located
on Street, between Twenty-frst and Twenty
second Streets northwest, Washington, D. G.
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained upOE
application therefor AT the Office OF the Inspector
OF Plumbing q the District Of Columbia and
bids upon these forms only viii be considered
Plans and specifications, together with all neces-
S2ry information. can be consulted AZ the sane
Office The right Is reserved to reject any OF al
bics Proposals must be enclosed IN a sealed en-
velope endorsed Proposals for Repairs to and
Changes IN Plumbing IN Grant School Building -
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W Ross.
LANSING II. BEACH, Commissioners D. c.
iel4-Sr-eNSn
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BUILDING MATERIALS AND ELECTRICAL SUP
PLIES.-U- : ENGINEER OFFICE KS North
Capitol Street, Washington, ID. C--Separate sealed
proposals for cut stone. common bricks rcd
pressed bricks. select red handmade bricks light
colored face bricks. Portland cement, sand broken
stone. broken bricks. cast iron door and window
frames. miscellaneous iron castings lumber orna-
mental terra Gotta, ensmeled iron pipe terra
Gotta conduit, iron armOred conduit flexible iron
conduit, cutout boxes, porcelain cutouts. C-S
switches. and switch boxes VIII be received here
Until NOON JULY Is 1900. and then publicly
opened Information furnished on application
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL, Lieutenant Engineers.
jeiS. Is. q. 2l-iyl6,I7
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Forty acres. six miles from CITY:
south OF ST. Elizabeth's; land adapted to truck
farming and poultry raising; improvements; price
Sl.500: terms arranged. GEORGE v WORTHING-
ION, l4le IT. NV ie20-3t, EN-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
SEH REPRESENTATIONS LONDON
CALLING, NESBCUHD. At cBER9oURc.
Sailing Wednesdays a. 20 q N
RED STAR LINE
NEW yoRK-ANTwERP-PARIs
Every WdeDesday az y neon
NTEkSAT1oNAL NAVIGATiOS CONPANT-
S1erH y and IS. n R---Ofice 3 BrozdEaT. n. !.
Philadelphia ONE 3o5-307 Walnut St
WASHINGTON oFFICE-lxs ST. \. ".
Or W c. MOSS. Agent. st Sanders & StsyInan'8
1877 St NV
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PROPOSALS for furnishing east-iron water pipe
Office Of the Commissioners D. C Wasbi9g-
ton ID. c., June Is, I9OO.-Sealed proposals
Will be received at this Office until u O'Clock
NJ, JULY >, 1900. for furnishing ten thousand
lin IT. OF u inch, five thousand lin II 4 inch
and thrse thousand In f. o: inch cast-iron
water pipe. Specifications and blank forms OF
proposals may be obtained at this Office HENRY
B. +. MFARLAND, JOHN W ROSS. LANSING
II. BEACH. Commissioners, D. c. jeI6-6t- exSu
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W. [. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE.

UNlON MADE
Nv Washington Store. 9o5 Pa ave Nv.
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON BARRACKS. D. c, JUNE :. 1900
Sealed proposals. IN triplicate viii be re-
ceiyed here Gntii NOON, June -. 100. for con-
structing hospital stewards quarters here
United States reserves right to accept or
reject any all proposals any part thereof
Information furnished application Envelopes
should be endorses! Proposal for Hospital Stew
Grds' Quarters" Z 5 BENTON, . N
je7S9u.2O.I
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FOUND.

ICE CREAM Zoe gallon Not made in a cellar
but above ground. for sewer gas aboands in
cellars and breeds typhoid diphtheria. etc: moral
don't eat that kind. LACEY'S is pure and de-
hcious- COZ \. y. ave, Phone. 2oS1. ap2Stf. EN-
HOODS Baking Powdes. Worlds Best S. 10 & I5c.
myS-tf
BEST milk direct rom Attorney cows, SC quart
in sealed bottles Address BOX s46, this Of
fee. ie6-Ino
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WANTED-Neat, capable. colored cook; go
North. with good family: refs: chambermaid
and nurse. for city; quick. 1913 y. Y. ave 1t EN-
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NANTED-Reliable woman for general work in
small family; stay nights. 902 St NV
je9O-2t. EN- je20 81. EN-
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WANTED-Woman for general homework; must
be good cook S29 St nv. Item
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WILL exchange sxj Photographic outfit. complete
for works graphOphOne outfit. both; for
job printing SgttL Box %. RiveTdale, Nd
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WALL PAPER.

WALL. PAPER.
FIRST came the war in Cuba. Then fighting
IN Manila Then the British and Bocrs
couldn't agree Now China has gone on the var
path Who viii be next2 We're ready 20 paper
your rooms with stylish paper. fer only 9 up
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Rooms papcred - mp; work guaranteed; sam
Piles brought HUNT, sl6 F ST.. Room g.
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WANTfD-Experienced white girl to take charge
of lining AUBURN, corner Pa ave, and
R2d 81. Item
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wANTED-Ten ex-Government Printing Office en-
Ployes, male and female, FOX steady work. Ap-
ply, to II a. m daily, ROOM ), Cyl 9Th St
nv. ielS st
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