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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
Amy ANp aOvg,

tho bOuIjIODDo OF muslin appearing
again NJ Tho neck and Smashing tho o.
bow sleeves, This model would look
we'll IN pOng0e or IN soft oriental AAtlli,
but IN m"OUAAallnn " II u pepsDnllen,
ton or WnVm weather comfort ana
banUty combined, mNeW York Mall ana
NEpppHA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

eAnAliMn Pacific H0NI LIKELY w Yield N
MNGhlDiHis,

MAGhlDtHis,
WINNIPEG, Avg, p7,-Thepe now
seems 10 ba Il probability thai lhe paIl'
way will snbMtt tho question ~ wages
Of maehinists 10 arbitration, Tho nlA'
ehinists claim they Me AndeppAid 10
tho extent Of y, 4 and b cents per hour,
compared with what II being paid by
many other railway companion whore
tha cost Of living Ii eheRpeE II N also
claimed that higher rates are paid right
In winnipeg tor Tho same GLASS Of work,
v0p tho pNst two days the negotiations
bstWaeR THO officials and men have been
~ 4 standstiN and no meeting has been
hold,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
Slows GllK ILyN AlOak,

RlDHA SiVfJ MIA, w,
gApVhB~ Mapket stpAdy,
tn,b OMD,m Tor COWS, bulls And mlxpd,
E,6OWj,W fov stookeVs Anl ispdaps, tD,vb
H0dh-M Market be higher haDge Of
DpleeS tt,0DNh, lpks,
HeeolptsI CATTLE BOD, hogs D,DON
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
An AttpMNtlya ODAinma,

The gown shown ~ or popn muslin,
with the long, graceful skirt tucked ~
tho Dn0k 10 tho depth or eight inches
and Opnamontod M tho bottom with
Inverted V shaped insertions OF hOr.
igOntnl tuokA, bOpdOpod by u band Of
e0vu lAQs Insertion, which ferns u
very pretty Havnitnpa, h,
The b0lepO IN entirely tucked ana
adorned nj either Slde Of tho bnok ami
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
WOMAN N FASHION.
Fsw Gown NJ Plated MOHssaiine,
WALKING eOstumss-SAD Ats
inactive Costume,

ARREST and s0fteat Of cool summer
Ton Gowns N TINT Dnlry npnAliOD ID
plnitoh mOnasellne, u ~ Ah0rt Wnlsieh,
Il quaint effect very becoming 10 many
women, and q pDlp blue ribbon Mna
through tho bonlllonnn OF muslin nn1
tips IN front over n pointed lace iloh.,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
4 vlnl Ilanh,

A now French pallnn fV n drnHa
skirt Nv D0t W h1 worn ny my but M
extremely slender NglvGi " ~ plnln
In fv0pf md abs0lUf1ly nnt nnd pam
IN tho baGk Az some fnlll0AA " daalv'
Rbla, ills IN l@Dir0du0nd ~ NE sldns,
Al M ihp RGtll0rH aW ~ llf htlH Tle
GatllRrs mo Ranaed, Vhl9 dNytn1 N tn'
nmlng M tha naturally lHplaas mntd'
HDs, ~ n gives fIlnlr dWpGrles lha
amplitude which WIS previously NNk'
Inv ~ Ills paint
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
Dame ~ the Dragon.


The baleAges III hts yellow epesi
IllN flaming DDAtFiIA hlNnAl,
Above tho elty's ancient Walls
lls peapea hin hepfid heali
llia lnapiDW iohWnp, tb,bNsh ably lips,
AhOt sui ihpDUph iaAas u whitet
Tim dragon NJ tho pnst went foplh
NJ DEATHS viii danee lAat hlshti
eNlpA with Tho lias OF ancient power
tlawhl with The hale nf, yphia,
Bpnhe1 win thu AsiAlle ,Owpp
~ nflMp pDppO1nI ynAfal,
DNpnIBH hin fDpiA ABOVE lhh HAAd
TlAt WAphrl bib inDllplbla Why,
Iip aahtpil tho AWfDl iNtla lllAt Hhas
WroNhI nyhlas " catlati
elpAmUla aAl alarlDM hugs And VAIN,
I'M lADlnpAa III hin path
DowA Inv lOnH lphrs " lpAD that lay
timber his atp0hp W wrath
rlprpe with iba VIM " bloob dpbnDebpd,
DUNK IDp thn spApDnis kllh
1he napih beneath hi, hoDI beAt bpehe
lDt0 Y Thunder ibrllN
play up Tho hMAihpn tuner " laa,hl
Pay Ap, lhe dlAHDn'a fN,lppl
Tho Alihn peoples III llg pAin
Hnkl WltHpF ~ Hh HluU'Hl.
hWpnp " hid mighty NH ADu swine
" Java tint inpD % RDIpaa
BNl GArAl Along tba TpNiAlD WAL
ThAt nAANDD lhloAlel rOArl
On 10 llp lanaa Inv AllleA yish
TIL JaDpp shAll tNpD III dread
Anil thp pnAAiyrOnp1 demon Btrplell
nls length beside lDp lahll.
BpAt ihp bright music 81. ihp hFAva
Dhai pNsl, 10 HNal DlD iAlp,
WhDsa DlpAppI pyps lypIbDlp W ths llkM
That breaks around llA Nhtal
WDDsp iAlODs culver N liDiVnSs,
Whbsp huge llps bllp thp lNsil
WbDsp opNtlfy ulheiuIpl slAltp iAll 0n
bpiDpn lbe s|WDplsMAD'H lbpnsl
WNDsp tlBnna " ilphll N InAply D'af,
Wh9sn pathway sDNll DO hWppt
Oi WOiDpll AnI W bADpa iDNl HlAln
Whppp'pp bin lDDfa bnyp plpptl
Out Of lhe night he mAAas bib own,
DDt N lbp 1ADnp ~ MpAyne
Around The snpplIADl form llat hRpels
Meath bls. llAe .iAnRB aDn HIlavpa
Millions shall MDlI lhH higher u0DlI
Wppep With ibelp 0DHlFitg my
1hp yellow shadow NJ ilg llM,
WDn dragon " tAlhAyl
H@tDlHeF Mckinney N BAltlM8ps hewA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
Chicago VNi0D siOsk Yards

NHNI W
gATVbE~~ Market steAdy,
Sales pADgpd w Nh, WMhDD f0v H00d w
prime sIeapN, ", WNb,W IOr poor w mo
alum, VI ph@L N fW st0gkags and ilaed,'
MkW lOp VpxHs IND Steers
UDaH-AIApket stVOnN tO ba higher,
Eujas pDy,gnd ~ W,0DlhM fV mjxsd
md bHtgh1pA w. man N fW good w
GkGIGG heavy, tb,bbM1 " fOv p0pHh henyy,
NJ lbMb, M lp liabt, w. IbW hW lOp bulk
Gf sHlna,
HUkEP Market steady,
sales TgDgad Nv Ih BMtW fW good w
sholga week.-mrs. NWWhW fW native
MWbaf.
"Weeeiptsl Cattle I'M, hugs lhDDO,
Shgap LbM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
slOry OF Il slave,

No DO bound hDD1 and feet .yop yenrB
by the. chains " dlBeHBe Ia lhe worst
form VI slavery ueOvAe IA Wllll4nla Ot
Manchester, Min pAysl my wife hAg
been M helpless FOR five yealb that. Afe
could not turn over. NJ, bud alone, After
using twO. BOTTLES Of BIeOtrly HilleFH alle
y wonderfully ImG,pyed and Able 70 10
Tor female dlpeABes quickly cures npir
y%Ou4negs, AleeplaaBhesB, melancholy,
hoanA0hg, baUAA0llu, fAlnllnH md nlysy
spells, UlBn uDdaend 10 WeAk, sIehli,
Rundown ,peOll9, Cure "NuAfAnlDenl
Only poo Mold by 0hhpple Drug OOv
dpnu1IBlH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
Iphs stwtupu ~ Itnw,

Victor Emmanuel IN only Ave feet IN
height, Let's hope. sayB The cleveland
F'laIn i)ealer he'll De every inch n
KIM,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
GOWN Nv BgIlu MUHLIh,

front with u bOx pIalt extending from
tho shoulder ~ tho lower OdgO Tho
tpGkod ala0y0s are stitched from sh0nl'
dor 10 wrist Nv tho arms comfortably
and fRll wnll 0yv VN hands, Tho
Gnl yoat " Of tho MUSLIN, viii o0llnr
hind IN malGhi tho Graynt IN NJ white
lAGe ana the bolt bIank MffoiA- Phllns
deIpbIa Vv1ss,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

Millions Will, DO spent III pOlitlus tiIs
year, I'VE Oan't keep lilo oilipnlun uO'
ON keep tle body ylgOrOus wlIEOII
food, Dyapeptloa Heed 10 Alnrve them
selves, Now KOdOl Dygp0psla Oupe III.
RaHtA WhAt yyl gAt and allows You 10 gQt
oil tho good TODD you want, " FhdlQAlly
nlires stomach troubles OhApple Drug
uu,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
phllnlalnhlM QpaM wilma mi paria,

PARR, ANA, pY,m~phe eight,oW crews
OF the Vespev Boat club OF philadelphia
won tho championship w tho %intepna'
ti0nal regatta held under tho auspices
OF tho exposition,
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AptIsImDev,s,,s,. Onll n O~oofevsuoe,

NNDbAy, o, Avg, w "a oAll for n
national antiimpppinlIstie conference
10 ba held IN Columbus Oh sept b, hAs
bean s0nt Out from thls city,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
ablesso drain apa pvov,.lep.,

WUIUNHHI NHH' WI
WHEAV-ApguM MyaH, september
NNM7afaR, 0pt0bpr 7t9kH
.glHA AHgHst mae september 1spe,
pqtebW HKGt
0AVs-AHgVst slhe, September glysm
NkgG, netabW RlgaM lge,
PgHk n August ylL0b, fepembng
tll0b 0elObep N No. JapHapy ylLD7ksi
HtAA gpsh Northwestern yLH
southwestern LtA AH9nN VII spR
teMhW stys, gGt1Ref VIM
HHppEH nFeamerlns e4lylG, dptty
HMIel.
POULTRY wpMkays 7hWs ehleksps
9sMlle
klGs fresh WyMitG
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
IDulNtl, Grain,

DuhUvH, Aug W.
WHHAV-gash No, ! havd 7spso, No,
Northern, ,7Bsko, No. \ Northern, 7lbse,
No. D. DtAe,. V0 ApVlye-NO, hard,
79Aba No ] h0pthepR, m,
VIA kn~gAsh w. Al, September tlai,
DotObep d. NH, November thDtk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
NJ jDDeRDOllH Wheat,

MINNEAPOLIS, any W.
WHNAV-ln STORE ~ August nlse,
' stsptaneg ya,ss Z. 91 se f',so o,,.a o.
xX' Ss' No. ! ko "SySH ,'g ysl '''''''"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
. COid Proposition,

A glpl named lev Frost, snys Tho
Denver Post, VIII lpnoh the HnOW
School NJ iNl Dorado, Kanu n6kt winter
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A MDihar ,IHilH NOw siiD saved unp little
Daughters LIte,

mn the mother Of eight children and
have Ind u Hrept deal III experience with
medicines, Inst summer my little
1Aughteg. hal the dysentery IN ID, wOFs!
form, We Thought shs would DIE,
trled, everything ! could think Of,. bul
nothing paome1 W, do her my good, !
INV. by IN AIyertlBynient u, our papeg
.nAt Cham lerlAll'a Cole. Dhplerli and
D nW,GsG | NeM ...l AVA wH' u nIa@'y Ld ,sYS', n
Gpst medIdnss W. ever pHHdi b ,tlss GRQliSSs,
II saved my llttlo dAuphter's llfa nm
AnxlOuA fOf every mother W. know what
~ excellent medicine " IN llad ! known
At first " would llnve sayed me u Agent
deal .Of Alsiety and my little daughter
lDuHh AuIYoplnNi Yours .tpllK, Mlat HgOt
\, Durdieh Liberty, W. j. FW sale by
OhApple Drug 90,
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HEAD REATEN TO A PULP,

MlBHsHp8lM MMn pv0b.blE Fatally lBr
JHFsA ny VrnWpA IN Illinois
Ia RALbE, HIs, AM, Wild u Stay
eHs Df Minneapolis was attacked by
tVAnps In the yards NJ the Chicago,
AOgk Island md Faelhe railroad M
PavM Vhe yRramRstep, hearing Who
0~tstnvbange Married IN pursuit 0f
ths man, who dea, M hi chase
tha yNydMAstep stumbled over tho
body nj theiv Victim. Vhe man WAS
stiIl LIVING Nnd WIS taken w w. MRry's
hNspltAl IN EM Sale, He had u eopsid'
AvRhlH AMannt nj money 0H nm person,
HA vsgaiHAd e0RselNRsDess long enough
t0 Nil hin RaHG His hand In heAtsD w
pRlp aHd he VIII probably Die,
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ON TIE IAMoND D,
American beasns,

American baAHnA,
Az MilwApkpp, III Minneapolis, "
Az Buffalo, VI Cleveland, "
National LeAEnh
Az CINCINNATI, II Plttsbnpa, "
Az W. Louis, " ahlaAR0, VI
LATE MARKET RI PORT.
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NrgAn WIN WNnsas AhNm NAllIa,

MsG0LN, Nebv AHE, Wt- MI HpyRR
tetpVHed w NRG0lR from Omaha dnr'
lHH fRs Megalpg, ReElaalaE WIZ his
6NyjpG Isst week " adaFesses, besides
WRIeber nj kgief #lks from the tFaiR
plS}1avM, MI RryAR VIII. leave here
WAaHskdey fg phlGRgA where ny WIZ
9ttpees flge s4RM hRftle ~ the GRIND
Xyn9y IN VhRTNdAgt Hs WIN remain IN
QhtGkG0 fAg some aRgh
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Mothers endorse, w. children liba ",
old fglbu libe W. W. refey w One MlnH
No Cough GOye " Will 9nlolly 1llye
thrynt md lung troubles O|Apple
Dru4 Do
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TAKOMA PARK AND VICINITY.

Latest Ante-EIectiOn Demonstrations
'.. Other News Items.
A. republican meeting will be held this
evening at o'clock at the town hall In Ia
koma Park when the issues of the present
political campaign will be discussed. The
speakers will be Miss Helen " Boswell OF
New York. president of the Women's Re
publican Association. and Mr.. Ashley NJ.
Gould. The National Guard Band has been
engaged to furnish music for the occasion.
The Interstate Republican Marching Club
will attend in a body.
A mass meeting of the democracy was
held Saturday night at s o'clock in Takoma
Hall. The attendance was fair and includ-
ed quite a number Of ladies interested In
the political issues. The orators of the
evening were Representative Douglass of
North Carolina and I. w. Prettyman of
Rockville. The meeting was presided over
by Mr. Samuel Waters of North Takoma.
The topics discussed during the evening in
Guided 1.-The Dollar VS.. the Man." People
VS. Trusts ''ie Patriotism VS.. the Dinner
Pair and The Old Republic VS.. the New
Empire" 49,"
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Takoma Presbyterian Church held a meet
ing last evening at $3.50 o'clock. The ser
vices were in charge Of Miss Nettie A.
Wilmer Her subject was: Are You Do
ing Your Best?'
% Now that the new water works of Tako-
ma Park are practically completed the con-
tractors have commenced the work of put
ting the streets of the town back In their
former condition. -. Ia
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Z. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO.,
Once and Wharf, foot Sth st-STR. HARRY
RANDALL for Colonial Beach, Curriomen. Nom
mi, Lower Machodoc. Colton's and other river
landings, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays At
am. Returning on Monday and Wednesday about
UNITED STATES Mali. ROUTE,
WASHINGTON d. c., TO GLYMONT. ND.
and intermediate landings,
The new steamer ESTEILE RANDALL, daily,
except Sunday, $3.50 a. N. Returning about pm.
Passenger accommodations frst-class- Freight
received until the hour of sailing.
E S. RANDALL. Manager, phone l76s; GEO.
phone 17e5. WM. N. REARDoN. Agent Alex.
andrfa, phone so. se8-tf
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington. D. G. 9th st. Ferry WHARF
Monday an, for intermediate landings to Co
lonal Beach. Bushwood, Rock Pt.. Coltons, Nom
mi Creek.
Wednesday am, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Busbwood, Rock Point, Cotons
Nomini Creek, Stones, Coward and Cobrum's.
SATURDAY, am, for intermediate landings to
ty1i-14tf G. W. RIDLEY General Manager.
THE wEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
STEAMERS NORTHUMBERLAND and POTOMAC:
On and after June Z, 1900. the steamers will
leave 7th st. wharf every Sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and river land
ipgs.
An riv-r freight must be prepaid
Baltimore freight solicited
Accommodations for passengers strictly nrst-class.
STEPHENSON BRO. Agts Telephone 74S.
seS-12tf
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Alleged Assault.

George Holmes colored. fifty years old.
was found in the loft of the stable of A. o.
Wright, corner Of 18th and r streets. about
10 O'clock last night. He was in dazed
condition. his head having been cut in sew
eral places. When the police took him to
Freedmen's Hospital he said he had been
assaulted by an unknown man. He was
unable to give the police any details of tho
assault.
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON, D. c.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS forwarded to the ports of
sailing daily and the schedule Of ciosings is ar.
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending November
TO- 1900. the last connecting closes will be made
from this office as follows:
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ATTORNEYS.

PROBATE. DAMAGE AND DIVORCE CASES ETC
Advice free. Best lawyers. Highest references.
Prompt and successful. Everything strictly con-
fdential. Charges low. Address p. Q. Box 20.
city poS- 26t'
CHARLES 8. BUNDY,
Commissioner Of Deeds for New York and all
other states and territories. Fendall building
cor. ~ ST.. opposite City Hail. Phone 1879.
CAMPBEII DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Webster Law building sos D st. NV. Washing
ton. D 9. Residence; No B Mount Vernon Flats
New YorA and 9th st nv. sells
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FOR SALE-TD COLORED PERSON At Low
price. easy terms nice house, 6 and
bath; 2U15 Sd NV; street near.
nO3-4f II. L. RUST. sos 18th n W.
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FOR SALE
A SPLENDID PROPERTY. WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS stories; . rms; two baths PRICE
ONLY $500.
B. II. WARNER COMPANY
MOB 81 DIG T st NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. D. c., NOV T.
1.On,-N9rlCE To TAXPAYEItS.-An act Of Con-
gress approved iuEe 6. 1900 provides that taxes on
real and personal property for the fiscal year end
ing June 81. 1891, shall become due and payable in
Iasja!lment in the month OF May, 1901 without
penalty II paid before the first day Of June said
year. Bills yin I've furnished by the collector of
taxes at time Of payment. Memorandum bills will
lie furnished application TO the Assessor, ID. u.
II. II. DAItNEIILE, Assessor, d. C. BY order Of
the Commissioners. no3-6t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR EXCHANGE -LARGEAPAR MENTHOUSE
centrally located, 10 rooms; will exchange for
unimproved property. s. W. PICkFORD. III
1ith st. n. no3-3t'
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FOR SALON COLUMBIA ST. NV NEAR
9th st: nice home at low price. 81 200: lot lSx
los to alley THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN co. 10th and G SITS. NV no3-3t
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FOR SALE
HOUSE on Q ST NV. NEAR 18TH ST :;
three stories, ten rooms; bay window. PRICE,
$500.
B. H WARNER COMPANY
no3-3t 9l6 + st NV
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HOUSE, ST NV NEAR NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVE; S rooms and bath. PRICE So 800,
B. II. WARNER COMPANY,
nn3-3t u16 u ar wv
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Io3-3 STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC + st. NV.

FOR SALE
HOUSE, G ST NV: % feet inches front;
IL rooms and oath; kitchen on LIST floor: desirahly
arranged for club house. PRICE. $3.50. WILL
EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER PROPERTY.
Is. II. WARNER COMPANY.
pn3-3t 9l6 F st. NV.
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7r frame on 18th near sw.: good lot to ALLY:
These Oil good invest m snts.
FLOYD f. DAVIS. 18th and 3 Phone 1853.
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E. HORGAN,

LADIES' TAILOR AND FURRIER,
sos ST..N.W.
oc24 w.f.m-3m 70 y
MISS G. CUNNINGHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and other far garmeatn altered into latest styles
and repaired: At gSsraDtsed 1908 sth st, NV.
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S4,5oo-N.w 3-story bay-window brick; 10 rooms
and bath: lot l912x95 to alley: rented at $3.50
$6,5oo-N.W-. 3-story and basement bay window
brick; 10 rooms and bath; furnace and Lat.
heat; rented, $40.
ST.oO0-N.w.. 3-sty. hay window brick; cellar;
furnace heat; 1Or. and bath; lot 22x95.
Sl.50-N.W.. 3-story brick; six rooms; rented
S1,2oo-2-story frame 9th ne near II; rented
slO2
no3-3t F. W GRAHAM, CIT 18th NV.
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FOR SALE STOP PAYING RENT: OWN YOUR
home price, So 600; 800 down S25 per month
including interest, Will purchase of those
nice new houses on Ky. ave. bet. Il and c
Sc. one square TO F st cars and Lincoln Park
these houses II feet wide and "a feet deep
six rooms and bath; kitchen has fine range soap
stone combination sink and wash tray; baths
have marble washstand enameled tub and open
plumbing; electric gaslighting Remember you
pay 500 down and MOVE IN. with title papers
and recording FREE. Compare this with rent
paying. then call JOHN H. WALTER. 1921
81. NV nO3-3t
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Mails for MIQUELON. by rail to Boston and
thence via steamer. close here daily at 3:15
PM. Id
CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tampa Fla
Wednesdays. Fridays and Sundays at 2:20 PM
Mails for MEXICO overland. unless specially d.
rected for dispatch. by steamers sailing from New
PM. (k) -. - ~
Mails for BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTEz and
GUATEMALA. by rail to New Orleans and thence
via steamer. close here daily at 1000 IN. the
connecting closes for which being Mondays
Mails for COSTA RIGA. ~ rail to New Orleans
La, and thence via steamer, close here daily at
1000 PM. the connecting closes for which being
Tuesdays
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
FRENCH LANGUAGE &C

FRENCH LANGUAGE COURSES.
Easy, quick, attractive. Pupils taught to
pronounce well, speak read understand Glasses
of all grades and private lessons. School on
lines MILE. V. PRUD' HOMME, 30T d St NV
n9S-5tf
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HOUSE. NV; stories: 10 rms: hot wal
heat: concrete cellar. OWNER LEAVING THE
CITY. WILL SELL AT GREAT SACRIFICE
See at once.
B. II. WARNER COMPANY.
MOI
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Elizabeth Peabody kindergarten Normal School
and Mrs. Mann's Kindergarten and School, 1918
Sunderland place. Children taught French and
German sa17-3m
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WEDSESDAY-(cD-A AT II: o5 PM for JAMAICA
per SIS. Admiral sampson. from Phf1adelphia. lei
At II :05 F. NJ. for INAGUA and HAITI, per SIS
Belvernon. from New York tel At II :O5 PM fol
NASSAU: Mp; per SIS Antilia. from New York
fct 20 PM. for NASSAU. Mp and the
PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO per SIS. Santiago from
New York
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FOR SALE-TWO BRICKS. f NEAR 9TH S.W.:
bargain: GOOD INVESTMENT.
One of those 3-story brick houses; Or: ami: on
c bet. Sth and 9th s.w.: good chance for q
horneseeker; will be sold at once
a. l. Il L. stall .lo in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-07
OUR RELATIONS WITH TURKEY
Rumors of a Rupture of Diplomatic
Relations with the Porte
nre unfoundcd.

Constantinople. Friday, November
30.-The rumors that n rupture of dip
lomatic relation between the United
States and Turkey is imminent, arc
unfounded. The relations between
the porte and the United States lega-
ton are excellent. In fact. the Unit
ed States charge d'affaires, Lloyd &.
Griscom. has been received in audi
ence six time this year. Only a fort
night ago he was invited TO a musical
entertainment at the Yildiz palace.
This proves he is presona grata at the
palace.
The visit of the United States bat
tleship Kentucky to Smyrna does not
influence the nature of these rela-
tions, though il does induce the ports
to more strictly concern itself with
the United States claims for indemni-
~, which were already on the point OF
solution.
DR.. Thomas II. Norton is going,
Monday, to take possession of his post
at Harpoot.
The United States legation will con.
tinue to press its demand for an exc
quatur, but prompt solution of this
question is not likely.
The orders to the Cramps, of Phila
delphia. for cruiser will be small
the price being less than 100000 Tur
lsh pounds.
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FIRST BILL OF THE SESSION.
IL IL to Make an ApportiOnmcnt Of
Representatives In Congress
Under the Eleventh Census.

Washington. Dec. 4.-The first bill
Of the session, introduced in the house
of representatives, was by RePresen-
tative Crumpacker (rep.. lnd), max
ing an apportionment or representa-
tives in congress under the eleventh
census" 1t provides an increase OF
membership from 35s 10 365. The fol-
lowing states gain in representations:
Arkansas. l; Colorado, l; California,
!: Connecticut. 1; Florlua. |; Illinois,
2: Massachusetts,. |; Minnesota, :;
Missouri /; New Jersey. ?; New York.
8; North Dakota. /: Pennsylvania, 2;
Texas, ?; Washington, /; West Nir-
ginia, l.
The following states lose: Kansas,
j; Louisiana, 2: Mississippi 3; Ne
braska, /; North Caroline, 4; South
Carolina. 3; Virginia, |.