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Linen Department.
Embroideries.

a lot OF Fancy AlIovers one-half yard
lengths: Reduced from +Oc and 6oc to &c a
piece.
lot Of Fancy Allovers. one-half yari
lengths: reduced from o0c and 7oc to 39c a
piece.
finch wide Cambria Edgings; reduced
from 1-3c 20 &C a yard.
4-inch wide Cambria Edgiugs. reduced
from f5c to So yard.
3;5-inch wide Swiss Edging: reduced from
15c to &c a yard.
Swiss Inserting. ~ to 2is In. wide. regular
prices DC. sc and &c. all go at 15c I'd
90 pieces S-,rch wide Cambria SlirtIngs, 81,
yard lengths; reduced from 40 to 20 yard
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
WOMAN ACCUSED OF THEFT.
She Confesses, and Says 1t Was
Her First Offense.

Mrs. Maggie Gross, alias Minnie Klein.
of No. IT'D North Twelfth street. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon in d. NJ,
WASHINGTON avenue. BY Detectives Gala
CHER and Howard who found IN her pos
session a skirt, a dressing sack and an un.
derskfTt. which she confessed she nao
stolen from the counters In the store
Mrs. Gross Is the wife of james Gross.
a plumber AT first she attempted TO CON
ceal her identity, and gave several llcuu,
Gus addresses. Finally, she broke down ana
confessed 20 Chief Desmond. and De-
tectives Walsh and Mccarthy were sent to
search her room. They found a cohslreri-
BILE quantity OF miscellaneous dry goods,
but most of II had been worn ana coz
seGuently Identification was difficult MIS-
Gross was removed 20 the holdover at the
-Four Courts. She declared that the case
on which she was arrested was her hrst
offense.
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FUN FOR COMMISSION MEN.
They Went on a Steamboat Elk
cursion to Montesano.

The annual outing Of the ST. Louis COM
mission men and game dealers was com
piete srccess- TIE day was ideal and about
2Ose persons took advantage OF the occasion
to enjoy days outing.
Promptly al 2 O'Clock the City of Provi-
dsnce left the foot of owe street and from
that time on ,he fun was fast and furious.
Cornr,issioa men their wives. families,
friends and sweethearts. were out for a
good time. and they had IT, Music and
river mr., ~, -ha grounds an interesting
athletic programmes was carried out.
The game OF baseball between the North
Third strasA and Main street commission
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
The Prettiest Wash Fabrics

Of the season are included in
these, that we've so merci!essly
cut prices on; dainty little
floral d signs, arabesques,
stripes, plaids-nearly every
good pattern ordered by Bars
is still represented, even if
sometimes in limited guam
titles.
l.ooo pieces China and indiGo-blus Dress
Cambrfcs that are staple as gold. at &c a
yard.
200 pieces Abbottsford and AInoskeag Seer
suckers in all-w:dth stripes. at lee yard.
900 pieces Erin and Hibernia Diuities.
ssich as always sell at lie; this week 1oc
yard.
leo pieces Cord Mousssline. Sea Island.
Rankin and other hghe5t-ciass Dimitfes. all
reduced to 15c q yard
20 pieces fire Imported Scotch Zephyr
Girghams. reduced to nc u yard. They
cost pc and % TO land In this eouatFy.
80 pieces finest Fancy French Pic2es- re-
duced from j9c, Coo and zoe 70 25c q yard.
go pieces McBridc's finest Dtmities, sre-
cial printings in blues OF all shades, at &c
2 yard.
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>hio, Grand Encampment Of Patriarchs MI.

Ohio, Grand Encaulpment Of Patriarchs NIL
ftant
lancaster, O., July 20 10 August ls, Ian
caster camp meeting and assembly.
La Porte, Ind. August SIS. Synod OF Lu-
theran Church.
Lima, q. August q. Knights of the Mac
Middlesworth, Ill. August So. Ldthia
Springs assembly.
Mount Vernon, O.. July 1z-2s. Ohio Bap-
fist assembly.
Mount Vernon, O.. August 1l2e, Ohio
State Camp Meeting Association
Peoria. H.. July l0--l3 Illinois State Ep-
worth League biennial convention.
Pine Lake tnear La Porte, Ind, July y
to August ), Pine Lake Christian Culture
Assembly.
Pittsburg. Pa. August s. Pennsylvania
State convention. Prohibition party.
Put-in-Bay, o.. July 1o-13. Ohio State Bar
Association.
Richmond. Ind. July 80 to August 10.
Friends Bible Institute.
Richmond, Va, SEPTEMBER 49, Sover-
eign Grand Lodge. 1. O. o. F.
Rome City. Ind, July % to August IS.
Island Park Assembly.
Rome City. Ind. August % to September
?. summer meeting of Uniyersaiists.
ST. Paul, Mimi. July T-la, biennial con-
yention National Republican League of the
United States
South Bend. Ind, July I-l5. Indiana
State Epworth League Convention.
Wawasee Ind. August 81, annual camp
meeting Young Peoples Alliance and Wo-
mans Missionary Society.
West Baden, Ind, July Ell Mitchell
District Medical Society.
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Boef Immigrants.

II has been announced semiofficially that
the southern Pacific has secured a large
number Of Beers for immigration. II is
STATED that the company Will bring them 10
TINS country and locate them to the number
or CD or more in Western Louisiana and
Eastern Texas. At various times several
companies have been reported to be in
search of Bcer immigrants and accordingly
the Southern Pacific report causes consid-
fcials Of the company. however, are said to
be in earnest.
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be given the privilege Of inspecting them.
After July Is the exposition WIN be open to
the executive officers of all the trade asso-
Citations. After July IS a railroad rate Of
one and one-f1fth fare will be made by all
railroads to buyers desiring to come to the
city for the exposition. The display Of cof-
fins, hearses and everything in the under
taking line will have a prominent place In
the exposition. because in this industry 81.
Louis leads the world. and 1t ranks fourth
In the list as furniture manufacturing eeQ-
ter.
H s. Tuttle the manager Of ne asgoc1nc
tion said that the exposition probably W19
be made q permanent Institution, although
the plans win hardly be perfected before
next July. There Is some talk among the
members of the association Of allowing tne
general public to view the expoaition duz1n4
ut ben decided
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
Il. j. Wards Appointment

General Superintendent H c. Clark of the
Missouri Pacific has approved the appoint
ment by superintendent A. H Webb OF Z. j.
ward to be division superintendent of the
following lines: Fort Scott, Wichita and
western Division. Mcpherson Branch wich-
lta ard Colorado Division. Salina. Sterling
ana II Paso Division, kanopolis and Kan
sas Central Division, Denver. Memphis and
Atlantic East Division, Kansas Southwest
ern Division, Grouse Creek Division, Leroy
and Caney Valley Air Line
=, MI WI ards headquarters will be at Wich-
ita, Kasy and the appointment takes effect
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The Fftcbburg Lease.

Official notification has been issued by
the Boston and Maine road of its having
leased the Fftchbuss Connecting roads have
been advised that In future it will not be
necessary for them 10 have FftchburS cou-
pons on their tickets reading over that
route. In connection with the consolidation
of the two rDads the appointment OK Charles
NJ Burt as assistant general passenger
agent of the Boston and Maine and George
f. Byram as assistant general baggage
agent is announced. Mr.. Burt was previous
ly general passenger agent and Mr.. Byram
general baggage agent OF the Fftchburg.
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CHANCES FOR CHEAP TRIPS.
0ne-Rare Rate Granted BY All Linei
East of st. Louis.

QRG-hARG h4kG 6r1nte4 Dy ALI Lines
East of st. Louis.
Lines east Of st. Louis and Chicago have
granted a ope-fare rate for the round trip
for the following meetings:
Atlanta Ga July HIS, National Union,
7. p. c. T., of UEiversalist Church.
Battle Ground, Ind, July 3 to August Is
camp meeting.
Bloomington. H.. October. %. Illinois
Christian Missionary Convention
Charleston, S. O., July 7-B, National Ed
Ucatfonal Association.
Cincinnati. o.. July 12-E. Baptist Young
Peoples Union Of America
Detroit, Mich. August y to September l.
knights Of Pythfas. biennial conclaye.
Fort Wayne. Ind. September Y National
encampment Union veteran Legion.
GRANVILLE, NJ. August %. GRANVILLE Chan-
Hyiisboro' O.. iusust p 10 September L
Cincinnati annual conferences. Methodist
Episcopal Church
Kane. Pa, August 1911. Northwestern
Pennsylvania Volunteer Eirernen's Assouia-
tion.
Kokonno, Ind, July q and 2, Improved
Order Of Bed Men. wabash Valley pow
WOW.
LauoaeAsq o, Judy s-u. Z O y. sS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
DAVID CARUTH'S ESTATE.
Divided Between Two Brothers,
Who Receive 81, 600, 900 Each

A dispatch from Louisville. Ky, to me
Republic last night states that the estate
of the late David ". Caruth or 81, Louis
has been divided and the largest heirs a,e
his brothers, Asher w. Caruth or LouisVhis
and Henry c. Caruth OF Washington-
Each has received about $1,000 heEfy
Caruth. who for several years mas nsi9
position in the Treasury Department. mas
reSianAA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08

-Haiden Miller general freight agent OF
the Mobile and Ohio. has returned from a
trip south.
Bryan Snyder, general passenger agent
Of the Frisco Line. Is expected home to-
day.
The delegation CT Eiks from ST. Louis and
other points in the vicinity left at s:i5 p.
m. yesterday for Atlantic City over the
Louisville Air Line. There were about NIFTY
in all and special sleepers were provided.
Ths Air Line WITH turn them over TO the
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sizes sold first, as usual, and
to keep the stock evened up we
sacrifice the balance. If your
size is here you get three pairs
of shoes for what one would
have cost you earlier. All this
summers correct tip shapes.
Ladies' Kidskfn Oxfords, patent leather
tips. small sizes. 500 10 Csc.
Ladies' rongola Kid Oxtords. vesting tops.
broken sizes. $50 10 Sis
Ladies' Tan Kid oxford Ties full round
toes. all sizes. 500 to SIS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists. 48c.

asa big lot of Ladies' Waists in colored percales fam
cy stripes figures made STYLE regular price $780,
Monday 4Sc.
68c-10O dozen OF Ladies' Waists, in fine percale good
coors and patterns trimmed down front with enl-
boidered insertion, regular value 1925 Monday &c.
Grand Special at S1.1S-Ladies Petticoat, made of
striped grass nen umbrella shape finished with deep corded
rufhe, actual value $1.75 for Mondays sale S1.1S.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
EXCESS FARES.

They Have No Bearing on st. Louis
Now York Lines.
Cleveland. July IA repors here has been
confirmed to tina effect that the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern road has taken the
same action regarding excess fares between
st. Louis and New York that the Erie took
New York In this action the Baltimore and
OHIO southwestern viii be backed Up by
the Vanderbilt lines.
There Is no rule regulating or limiting the
epeed of trains between St Louis and New
York, and Esno9 there are no excess fares
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Is a
dtnerential line on New York service, but
that does not explain the above dispatch.
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baggage AGENTS. Convention.

The American Association OF General
Baggage Agents VIII hold Its twenty-sixth
annual meeting in Boston. beginning July
IS An Interesting programme has been pre-
pared and an unusually large attendance Is
expected
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
Lehigh valley Appointment.

REPUBLIC SPECIAl<
Decatur. III, July 7-Cfrcrlars were Is
sued to-day from the general freight Office
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad announcing
the appointment Of Frank ]. Woulfe Of this
Railroad for the Southwest with headduar-
tiers at 81. Louis. The appointment takes
effect July Is.
Mr.. Woulfe has been for ten years travel
ing freight agent for the Wabash and Lee
high Valley Dispatch Fast Freight Line.
with headquarters In Decatur. He has en-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
Tracks Laid in Galveston.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Galveston. Tex. July THE warfare be-
tween the Southern Pacific and the Gulf:
Colorado and Santa Fe for possession OF
Strand street between Twenty-seveDth and
Fofty-first streets has simmefed down to
condition where the Southern Pacific can
point to a double track between Thirty
second and Forty first streets and q single
track between Twenty-ninth and Thirty
eecond streets as its own. and the Santa Fe
has everything else in the way OF track on
that street A lot of filing and grading VIII
have to be done to make the Southern Pa
clio track servtceabfe. There isn't much
more track to be laid by either company on
Strand street and the work from now on
VIII be principally ballastirg the roadbed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
UphOiStery

Final clearing sale of Tam
bour Swiss Muslins. We have
marked these goods at less
price than it would cost to i'm
port them to-day.
80 pieces handsomely embroidered SWISS
es. Figured Centers, suitable for bedroom.
sash and dining-room curtains; reduced
from sc to &c.
I9> pieces assorted patterns Braided Edges,
IN plain and open work effects. Swiss Tam
hours that sold for 35c 4gc and Acc; to close
out the lot, &c per yard
200 yards OF solid color Swiss. IN pinks
AID green only. that sold regularly at Doc:
to close out. lie per yard.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. in Brussels
and Eenaissance effects. at $50 pair;
worth 500
French Cluny Lace Curtains at SIS pair;
worth $50
Irish Point Lace Curtains at $3.50 pair;
worth $50.
Real Brussels Point Lace Curtains at $50
pair: worth 500.
Real Battenberg Lace Curtains at $50
pair; worth $50.
Tambour Lace Curtains at $50 pair:
worth $500.
Ruffed Net Lace Curtains. with inserting
end edgiDg In a large variety. ranging from
s. 80 to Sle.00 per pair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08

5oyed the confidence of all big shippers IN
TINS Part of the country and has brought
much business to the wabash
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LOUISVILLE AND NAsHvILLE.


-Four Per Cent Per AnaUn.
New York, July August Belmont, chair
man OF the Board of Directors OF the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad. says that az
2 quorum could not be secured for next
Monday, the meeting OF the directors has
been postponed until the day following, July
"a Mr.. Belmont says that the dividend TO
be declared on next Tuesday for the half
year viii be at the rate OF 4 per cent per
aQurm.
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DOneStiCS.

The most economical house
wife no longer spends valuable
time hemming sheets and max
ing pillow slips; she simply
comes to Barr's and purchases
them ready for use, and finds
that the cost is not even so
much as for material alone
when bought in small quanti-
ties.
We have Just received 20
cases of made sheets and pillow
slips that we can guarantee to
be of the best known and best
liked brands of cottons. This
is the price-range:
Sheets for double beds. 9rxao. s5c each.
Sheets for double beds. sCx9S. 75c each.
Sheets for double beds. sax9o, nc each.
Sheets for three-fourths beds. slxso. 55c
each.
Sheets for three-tou.ths beds. sixso. &C
each.
Sheets for three-fourths beds. slxso. 80
each.
Pillow Slips. zsxse. 100 each.
Pillow Slips, ;5xs6. 12tso each
Pillow Slips 45x2S 15c each.
Pillow Slips. 45xs6, l21sc each.
Pillow Slips, &5x3s. 17lac each.
Pillow Slips, 42xSs, l2isc each.
Pillow Slips. 42x36. 15c each.
Linen Department.
500 dozen Brocha Huck Towels. Soc each:
G5e dozen
40 yards pure Linen Homespun Roller
Toweling Ic per yard.
Loco dozen Kitchen Towels. size lsx3s: si.35
per dozen.
200 Hemstitchsd Sets. yards long. H.9
per set.
100 dozen webbs Dew-bleached Towels,
$50 per Dozen
400 yards 2-yards wide Cream Damask
Table Linen. 6ec a yard.
90 yards 2-yard wide Unbleached Damask
Table Linen. $50 q yard
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S Specials.

t3.T5 Porch Chairs; TO close, SIN
l21zc Silkolne, Monday SC.
Sample Brass and Iron Beds will be closed
cut at 4 off.
Heavy China Mating. % yards to the roll,
worth $50 and $50 per roll, to close pat
terms. per roll. s.. Is.
Shaving Cabinets, complete with brueh
end mug, razor strop. bottle lavender witch
hazel. cake shaving soap. / cake powder.
worth $50. Monday. S3-9S.
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More ReductiOnSin Cloak and Suit Dept

AS each costume Of Barr's has distinctive featu
give it the individuality customers prize no dcscrpt
could write would be of service to the reader We
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Wash Wrappers.

zoe for S1.50 Lawn Wrap
pers in beautiful patterns.
lace and embroidery trim
med. inside vest Innings,
hounce skirtS-real yaiue
$3.50, for only 7oc. 4
csc for $500 Lawn Wra
pers, elegant new fresh
garments, lace trimmed
regular $500 Wrapper for
CSC.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
Wash Skirts.

$L.00 for $3.50 Wash Skirts.
Sl.50 for SO. 80 Wash Skirts.
Sl.oS for $3.50 Wash Skirts.
sos for $500 Wash Skirta
SIS. 90 for 81. 80 Wash Skirts.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-13
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished house for rent,
with boarders Address BOX II. this Office
my13-3t
FOR RENT-996 eth st. ne, rooms and bath;
a. M l.; newly papered rent reduced to
$3.50. COLLINS &c GADDiS, 511 18th st. NV.
my1S-3t
FOR RENT-To respectable coloFed tenant.
dwelling 635 II st. NV, 10 rooms and bath;
$50. Key 412 II st. NV. my13-3t
FOR RENT-Two-story basement house, G.
rooms; S1i; double yard. 116 Pictce st.
myl3-3t
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

from Station. Pennsylvania Ave and ID l-2 St.
In effect May l. 1900.
For Alexardria-Wcck days s.30 7.n 7.ao
s;W. s:35. $50. 9:25. 1000. Hoo, HIS a. m,
si2o' 1920. 12:45. x1:20. 1:45 ZOO $40, Ks 100.
20 5;59. xs:15. $50. sos, x5:.o, $50, 500
G;so: 1:o6. 7:30. 500. s:45. $50. Io:I5. II 20
~ :oS p m Sundays, 7:45. 900. 9:45, 1870
II 100. ll:3o a. m. 200 noon IL 80, 100. 40
2;0. 2:So. 300. $3.50. 400. 4:3O. 500 $50 500
$50. 800. 7:ao. 500. s:a5. $50, IO:I5, IL 20.
il:5o p. m.
For Mount Vernon-Week days, $3.50, 800. 1000.
li:1 A. m. xl2:Oo. x1:20, 200, x3:OO $3.50, y:0G,
s45 p. m. Sundays. 300 a. m. Il 90 noon. 200,
Too, 7:oo. s:45 p. IA.
For Arlington and Aqucduct Brdgc-week
days, $50. SO. $50. 'o:2s 1000. 100 a. m.
lZ;o'. R:2o. 2:i5, '1:i5. 200. '2ao. 300,
'S:25. AIS sos $3.50. s:Oi. $3.50, 7:os. 500 p.
IN. Sundays, 7:t5. 900. 9:45. 'Io:31. 1I:Oo.
II 80 a. m, 1900 noon, 1880, LOO 1880, 200,
.2:30. 500, $3.50, 400, 1870, 500 $3.50, 500
$3.50. 700. 80 500 p. IN.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
xExpress- TO Arlington only
j. C0LyIN. Superintendent.
C. E. ABBOT. President
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BoARDERS wANTED-A pleasant place. For
particulars apply to MRS JAMES W.
WYCkOFF. Chantilly. Fairfax Co.. Va. mysGt
THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE. formerly the
lexington Sd and T SITS. ne, will open to
summer boarders June /; rooms may now be seen
and engaged. myl.lmo, em
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Man or woman to deliver and collect
in each locality: STEADY work; SIS per week
and expenses advanced: apply Immediately. giving
age. past experience. and references NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., Chicago. 1t
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FOUND.
FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-l6l acres in Prince George County,
l6 miles from Centre Market Broom house,
frst-class SELL would take frst-cIass white farmer
to work the place shares. Apply to iBRA-
HAM FISHER, 5I2 St NV. mrlI-St
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


'ANTED-Grl for general housewerk. with refer
ences OBJ ST NV 1t
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For sALE-ceyNTsY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-l0 acres OF land at Landoycr On B.
& p r. r., miles from the Capitol. sub
divided in lots. 500 per acre; on good terms
l26 acres wood land. l mile from X. r., 12nilcs
from Washington: 80 per acre; well woosed.
1918 acres eooi garden land. mills from
Centre Market. in Nd; 81 200, half cash; balance
to suit.
80 acres. the most desirable farm around Wash
inyton, miles from Capitol, in Nd, new build
hss; IN peau.a IN, IA SUI =. iai,
the land will grow anything raised in this elm
ate; must be to be appreciated $3.50 per
acre; on good terms. W. H. HALL. 6D Va. ave.
Sc nv 1885, ern
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Apply at Office ior We,iiJ Bullet

FOR RENT OR SALE-6-room house; bath; all
mod. imps.; 15l7 9th st. NV; terms mod
crate. Apply to OWNER, $50 Sd st. Ew.
myl2-3t en-
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WANTED Salesman, thoroughly capsble. push
ing man to obtain orders from doctors; also
for Maryland; established trade; work pernian-
eni: good pay. Z. o. Bon 1852, Philadelphia.
anil u
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FOR RENT-ROO,Is.

FOR RENT-furnishrd rooms, 50. s., 81: gentle
men. G22 L st. NV. my1S-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

NORTH TAKOMA HOTEL opened May 10. pro-
prie;or, W. v, WAKEFIELD. can be seen at
Hotel Sundays and afternoons during week.
SUMNER BOARDING, Pleasant rooms pure air.
shade. minutes from station. For particu-
lars address W. +. CROKER, Laurel, Md.
myll-3t
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wAN'rED-AGENTS,

GOOD agents and salesmen quickly secured in
thousand small towns not covered by Sunday
papers; 100000 guaranteed circulation: rate sl.25
per line THE WINNER St Louis Mo. 1t
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WANTED-A white girl for general housework; no
washing or ironing. Apply at 20ss Columbia
Road NV. myl2-3t, EN-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-10-06

OF CIR saEg sotnethn about An you'll
regret til day your poor ole father WIZ
brought IN sorrow to tn grave an it
wuz mos cprt'nly fine music. | wu2
almighty disappointed in one part of
tn show. an that WuZ TIL Georgia cleo
trio girl. l touched her arm when my
wife wu2 over loollin ut III elephant.
TN tn man said DO You get a shoCk|
l said NO an he pushed me away an
said, Well you amt got no feelin's.'
After tn show all of us went to watch
'em feed tn animals, an, law, but they
did eat like a lot OF harvest hands!
Giles an Sailie crowded right up aroun'
tn lions cage, m Hen WIZ right back
of 'clu, not sayin much, but jes watch
IN. Nobody ever knowed jos how it
happened some say tn lion ies' bust
% down tn door with one blow of his
mighty paw, an others say th'Efcl!er
forgot to latch it, but anyway tn first
thing anybody knOwcd Mr.. Lion lcaped
right down out Of his cage an wuz
crouchcd ON til ground in front OF tn
crowd Wayiu his tail an grOWlin fer
all til world like ole Deacon Pcavine
who Sings bass in tn Methods choir.
'Wel Sullic, she ics' gave yell an
tainted dead away. IIZ fer Giles, he
WV IL first one out of tn tent IN il
it hadn't been fer a bob wire fence
bout liy" miles Oft lie might - bsru
G-rumta yet Tn town marshal, Cal,b
Zones. wuE 2itt!u Giles dust, an there
vuz lot Hot far behind Ok au III
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-10-06

~ y OLD man climbed on board the
train at Bltveus' Corner, -four
LIZ is.iug little metropolis Of ten
I \ houses with q dismautled box