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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-06
A Nursery Measure.

The yard measure is a new and
semi-useful nursery accessory. OF
course, the baby could be measured
with common, everyday footrule or
tape measure, but the fastidious
mamma thinks growth is too i'm
portant a subject to he treated in
matter of fact way, and she measures
Teddie's or Marjorie's inches with a
long, broad, fiat piece of wood which
has inches and feet plainly marked on
one side and pretty pictures and
verses painted on the other side.
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opposition. When the column has
passed, they come out of the woods
and fall upon the little bands of strag-
glers and outposts and signal corps
men.
From now on the guerilla methods
must be met by smaller and more mo-
bile forces. General Lawton, with
his great experience in this method of
waging war, would have been quick to
adjust himself to the new conditions.
General Bell is pre.eminently qualified
for the kind of work that will now
have to be done, while General Funs-
ton, whose Cuban experience has fitted
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and it will require the most stringent
measures and vigorous pursuit to put
them down. With Aguinaldo loose
in the islands the work will be harder
and more dangerous and much more
lasting. :,
A column Of cavalry moving throug b
the Luzon country is an extremely
picturesque sight. Five or six hun
dred big American horses strung out
in columns of twos make very long
and imposing line, and when the troop
ers wear their rough-service uniforms,
as they do out here, the effect is such
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-06
Sentiment snd Business.

The junior partner, on the other
hand, believed in mingling sentiment
with business, and suggested this
form OF advertisement:
"Let Us Eat, Drink and Be
Merry"
Table Supply Department, Ground
Floor.
"For To. Morrow We Die!"
Coffin and Tombstone Department
in Basement.
'Take the Elevator"
ETC., etc.-Puck.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-06
A Genuine "Horse Marlne.D -

When war breaks out, bringing
with it a hurry call for cavalrymen
and mounted infantry, the efforts of
recruits to master horsemanship ir
so short time are lu licrous. To
avert this a dummy horse has been
invented on which unaccustomed
soldiers may practice mounting, dis
mounting and other equestrian feats
which require long practice. Such
dummies are carried on transports and
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-06
Chameleon Postal Cards.

Italy is essentially the land of post
cards. The latest postcard is shot
with various colors, 80 that the hues
change if the card is regarded from
different angles. The colors, more
over, are made of sensitive chemical
ingredients which are effected by
changes in the weather to the extent
Of altering tLeir colors.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-06
telegraph Lines in Rhodesia.

Rhodesia's telegraph system, iu-
Guiding transcontinental line, consists
of 2G35 miles OF lines, with 31G3 miles
of wires. The police telephone sys..
tenn consists of PSI miles of telephone.
Exchanges have been opened at Sails
bury and Buluwayo. There ale sixty
two TELEGRAPH Offices in Rhodesia.
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trictss th q Ban poplia alton is neces-
sarily greater ia the ldsr nations than
in tile, younger sc6ia unite About
sixty-twot pm oent. Of the . population J
of England md Wales reside in towns
of 10, eco inhabitants or over.-St.
Louis G5obesD Dempcrat. ~ @..
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placed on the wagon frame AID so de-
signed that the wagon bed, with its
contents, may be removed from them
to the wagon frame. as soon as the
scale readings are taken, thereby re-
moving the continual strain and wear
on the balancing levers while the
wagon is in use. .s,
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of warfare confronting the troops. The
time is evidently gone for big, ,impos-
ing columnst TO march sedately through
the the country, columns so big that the
insurgents deem'it imprudent to offer
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the recruits go through daily drill
with them, thus learning, by the time
they reach their destination, the rudi-
ments of horsemanship and rendering
their subsequent lessons on real
horses less awkward and slow The
'silent steeds" are of the average
height of the army troop horse, and
the saddle and other accoutrements
are of the regulation cavalry type.
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as would be produced by regiment
of mounted cowboys.
Just behind the headquarters staff
come the squadron oficers--the major
and his staff. Behind them ride the
troop commanders, and then the first
troop. Each cavalry regiment con-
sists OF twelve troops of 100 men each,
the regiment being divided equally
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The Temperature of Diamonds.

A good diamond is n good deal cold.
or than an imitation, and the lapi-
dariesssay that the best way to detect
this difference, in temperature is to
touch the stones to the tongue.
Sapphires, qsmeralds, rubies, garnets
and other precious stones may be
tested in the same way-thereal stone
is invariably colder than the imita-
tion. The lapidaries do not give
reason for the difference, but it may
be found, perhaps, in the greater
density of the real stones, which
makes them better conductors ofheat.
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X3CEN3CVCcC3C3c}H
) campaigning IN
; The PHILIPPINES.
, Ambuscades Have Cost Americans
More Relatively Than Regu-
5 lar Warfare.

John T. McCutcheon, the Manila
correspondent of the Chicago Record,
writes as follows in regard to the
progress of the war in the Philip
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THE KiND.HEARTED cZARlNA.
Empress Greatly Beloved by
Her People.

The young Empress of Russia,
whose newest photograph is here re-
produced, has, according to report,
achieved an immense amount of good,
not only in st. Petersburg, but in
far-away Siberia. She is actively pro-
noting the establishing of nursing
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into three squadrons under the COM
mand'of majors.
Every trooper carries his entire
outfit on his horses back. The cav
alryman's full kit consists of a briVe.
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CHAPTER XXVII.

FATE THROWS THE DICE FOR OLIVE
GAVE.
At these words of his fancee,
slight shiver passed over Stanley. and
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There are sixty-fve steamers on the
Swiss lakes. The largest can trans.
port 1900 passengers. ,.-
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Southern RY.

Schedule N effect Nay J. 1900.
All trains arrive and leave from Pennsylvania
Passenger StatiCn-
sol a. m--Daiiy-LOcal for DanYilIe. Charlotte,
and way stations Connects az Manassas for St-1s-
burg and H2rrisonbuTg daily. and stanton week
o1ss, ard a. LynchburS with the Norfolk 2ad
Western daily, and with C. x o. R. r daily for
Natur1! Bridge and Lexington
HIS m--Daily-THE UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL Sleeping Cars 20 jacksonville, va
SIVannah uniting at Salisbury with Sleeper for
AsheYlle sad H5. Spfinss, y c: Knoxville. Chat
tsnooga. and Memphis. Tenn. and at Charlotte
with Sleeper for Augusta Connects 70 Columbia
9ith sleeper for Charleston. Sleeping Cas ID
New Orleans uniting az Ch-riotte with Sleeper
for Birmingham VIA Atlanta Solid train Wash-
inGton 70 New Orleans without change Dining
Car Ser~icc- Connects ~ Lyrchburg daily for
Natural Bridge and Lexington
u.S0 A. m--Dsily-Local Tor ChariOttesviile.
$:ol P m-Loeal FOR Front Royai, Si-as5u7s.
and HaITisonburg week days
$50 p. m--Daily-LOSal lc- CharlcttOSviiie-
$50 p. m---Daily-NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
Ssvaunah and jacksonville, connecting with Draw
ire room Sleeping Car fer s.. Augustine ard
Miami Sleeping Car % Augusta. va ColuuiIia.
with correction for Aiken ard Charleston
Through coach 10 Jacksonville Dining Ca- Scr
vice
go n. ui.-Daily-WASHNGrON AND CIIAT-
TANCOGA LIMITED. VIA LYNCiIBCRG. sleep
ing Cars 70 Memphis and New Orleans. through
Bristol PArlor and Observation Car between Rad
ford Va and Alfalfa. Ala rhrCagh coach
10 Memphis. Dining Car Service
IO:45 D. -Daily-W ASHINGrON AND SOUTH
WESTERN LIMITED. SlccQcrs to Nashville
Tenn via Ashsville Knoxville and Chlttan1O-a:
Memphis. via Birmingham; New Orlears, VIA At
lanta and Montgomery, connecting AZ New O-.e-Es
with through sleeper for Mexico City Counec.s
at High Point, y. C.. leaving Washington dsily
except Saturday. for PinChuTsr. y. c. Observation
Car 70 Macon. Ga, via AtlsnEa- NeStibule Dsg
Coach 20 Atlanta Dining Car S~rrsce. Sunset
Personally Conducted Tourist Sleeper On this train
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10 Sln
Francisco without change
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND oFiiU DiVI-
SION leave Washington $40 a. daily. 90 p m.
a.sS p. m. and $50 p. m week days; e,25 p n
SUNDAYS for Round Hill; 6-25 p m SatEyssys Tor
Isesbilrsr; s.a5 p m week days faE ulrltc1 Re
turning arrive az Washington SEA a. aud sea
D. m daily; s:34 and 2-f5 p. ~. we-k day
from Round Hill, 200 a. m Eeek DAYS from
Herndon; T.O5 a. m Mondays from Lees5urg-
Through trains lrom the South arrive ~ Nash
ington 6.42 a. m, ,35 a m. 2-iS p N. and S-Sl
D. m. daily: Ha.Tisonburg. II 80 a m Wfek csss
and 9:fO D. m daily, and from Charlottesville SIS
g. m. and $40 p. m daily
Tickets sleeping reservsta9rls. and other IN.
formation furnished. and baggage ca-led fUr sRl
checked from hotels and residences b. III D
Transfer Company. on ordcrs isit az ticket o.
fee 7O5 Fifteenth ST nv. 5il Peznsyiv ivssi3 ave.
NV and al Pennsy lvania PasseaSeF Sta.i0u-
Telephone cal 144l for Pennsylvania Raaroad
Cab service
FRAsK s CANNON. Sd Y Pres and Cen Esr
J. Y CgfLP, TrafHc Manager
". A TURK General Passenger Ase7A
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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sche-11e in effect December - lsoo-
Leave Washington frOsa station corner Of HcN
Jersey Avenue and c Street
For Chicago and Northwest. vestibuled Lirnis. u
Trans -J-S7 a. m. SOS p n, daily
Fer Cincirrati 81 Louis and IuGianspCi is.
E'Prcss. 1915 4 m Yestibuled Limited S-s9 P
-, express l2-05 night, daily
or fittsbl-rs AID Cleveland, 1913 3 n Ard
80 and li-5j r. "a. daily.
for Coiuua5cS- Toledo and Detroit, l2-05 night
.or Winchester and way stzJiozs, - A.
ard $40 and -5:S0 p. H.
tcr Lul-y. 1-t0 p IN d1ily-
- - D--tiinoIe' NeeA Gays, N-7S3, I'D o-sl'
4. -. 80. 1s-S9, s-SJ, xs-S1, xl0-oo a. N.
Al--u5 n. l2-l5. xl-I5. xS-0J. NS-SJ. II i5l 50,
A5-'S, N5-iJ. $50, N6-10. $50. Ns-0J. Nls-J)
1ll:S', 1ll-SJ p N SUNDAYS. KS K -05.
4 gu. So. xs-o0 m, Xl2-15, 100, l-l5,
23-oo- SIS, N5-0J. x5-lO, GU, zs-0O xl1-01,
xll-50. Al p p m
Eor Annapolis. no and SIS a Ha-- l2-l5 and
9-sJ T. m SUNDAYS, $50 a. m 40 p n
For Frederick. week days SIS, 1873 = m.
80, o;SJ 2 n Sundays, 500 a n, l-l5 p n
EoF HaseTstown, 'l0-S5 q m and 80 p N
tor Boyd and way points, week Gays. SO
a r. $50. 80. 80 P IL Sundays, 800 8 n,
l-l5. 800 ?. m.
For Gait6ersbu1g and wy Poiats. week days.
$50 a m, l2-50. 500. 40 I-S5. $50. 4-05.
li25 p m Sundays. 300 3 n, lis, 4-SS. T-e5.
lO-l5 p m
For washington Junction and way points
weeS days. IS T. n. s.S0, $50 p n Sundays.
300 . n, l-l5 p m
Royal Blue Line.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
For Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York, Boston,
and the East, week days, 7-05 Diner, $50
tButet). l0-O0 (DineE} a N, R-05 ,DIleTl.
lis DINER. 500 Royal Limited - Ex-
clusIvely Pullman Train Dining Car, SOS
Dining Carr. 500. II:30. (Slseping Car open n
l0-00 ociock). and 2:55. night sundays 7:05,
900 a. N. I2-05 noon, I:I5 Dining Cars. $500.
5-15 Dining Cars, 500. ll-30 (Sleeping Car OPea
1000 o'ClOcs). and 2-55 night
Pzrlor Cars all day trai1s.
Fer Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, l2-05 noon. and
lis and 300 p N week days I2-J5 noon sun
d2vs-
Fo- Cape May, week days, I2-O5 and lis p m
Except Sunday NENpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences BY Union Transfer Co OF orders
left az ticket ofices. GI9 Pennsylvania Avenue
NV. New York Avenue and 18th Street, and az
Depot
2. d. UNDERWOOD. n r MARIlN,
% Y p aud Cen Nan N-r Pass Traiic-
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-One cottage. rooms. furnished. at
Colonial Beach, Va Gail AZ SO ? s. syv
Washington. d. c. for ? days ThurSdav and
Friday OF at COloaia Beach Bakery ". usyI1-St
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CHURCH NOTICE.

THE EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETY,"
or SPlRiTC ALISTS, incorporated October .
ls99. holds services every sunday at I'D D. m -
at Sehmidt's EaI, SIC 9th ST nv Ms Julia
WsTneke VIII give tests SEATS free. Or r X
hooerts VIII speak Item
SERVICES Of the Rehoboth Baptist Church. 1t
s., bet y ard o sts sw- Sinday Nav Il
as follows; Sabbath school at 9 q m BIpt:zias,
at II A. m, on the Poiu5- Communion AZ 3 p. m
Sacrament. Il EN-
REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH-S ~
ices az $3.50 O'Clock sunday afternoon Nav
IS IN Confederate veterans Hall sSI Il:h I
At this service COL OLIVER c. SABfN viii
deliver FREE LECTJ RE, in whch hc viii teach
how the sick are healed through Christian Silence
The Information given in these lectures wosid cost
500 ii obtained through the Orthodox Christian
Science Church. The hall is conmodious aud cen
trslly located A large number OF extra chairs
have been arranged fer. Al are cordially invited
Come and learn the truth. Item
SECULAR LEAGUE, Masonic Temple SUNDAYS.
p Nay Is. lecture BY Charles l.
Snyder, Of Vienna. Va. on - inerr4noy Of
the Bible" Debate. Seats free II
REVIVAL MEETTNGS-Rev. Wm- Howard HooDlc
Pastor OF the Utica Avenue Peutecostal
Church. Brooklyn. y. Y, VIII conduct ten DAYS
meeting under the auspices OF the District Of
Columbia branch Of the National Holiness As
sociation, at the Northeast Temple. II Street
northeast between 1lth and 18th beginning
Monday evening. May "a, 1900 Services daily al
2-S0 and p m, 10 which all are cordially in
vited- L
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LOST.

- ---------------. ---------- ----,---------0>
sTOLEN-SoTrel mare. solid color. years old
10 hands high, 1,ooJ pounds weight s.ar Ia
forehead, long tail, well built: attached 10 bIacZ
top, side-bar buggy; black body and running gear
with red stripe, blue coth lining and cushion;
Babcock buggy, recently painted. black rubber
mounted harncss. tan rCiEs. blind bride with
brass roscttes: hired and failed to be returned on
Thursday. 10th instant Return % T. VI. HONEY-S
STABLES. 301-5 9th 81 NV, ard receive reward
myl2-st.Cm
LOSr-C0ld brcsstpin. Nay H. initials p C. T.
or ?. G. Thompson on IT, reward I0ll r..
NV Item
STRAYED- -From IIa0 PARK Place ne. white and
brown water spaniel sunday Nay q, tag
f3is. Reward if returned % above uumb-r Il
LOST-Bunch Of keys Return 20 JANITOR. 1907
7th 81; reward u
L0ST-On Nay 3. pocketbook containing small
amount o. money and interest note % %.
value except 10 0Waeri s-iJa5le reward I2g
2 81 nv. myII-1r
LoST-May black and white fox terrier. rlrre5
Dewey, 10 tail liberal reward 215- L ST.
NV uyl4-a,.el
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FOR sALE-On F. C. and II stS-. also on 4th and
9Th sfs ne; liberal terms 10 builders: the
cheapest lots ia the city; easy terms. POWELL.
92O \. Y ave. mylQ3t
Fer SALE-west Of Chevy Chase, four beautiful
lots; Arst-clasS neighborhoOd; beautiful
houses; low price; near District line FRANK
SHORTY. Tenleytown and Glen Echo Junction
myI0-3t
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sTEANBoATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.
STEAlIROATs.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
= port News and all points South, by the
- superb powerful steel palace cleaners
Newport News" ''NorfcIk'' and Wash
lngton, on the following schedule:
Lv- Wsshington.e-so pm Lv. Portsmouth S % pm
" Alexandria-7 ! % pm Lv- Norfolk --.5.45 pm
ar 4 Monroe 100 am IL. n Monroe. ..6-s5 pra
Ar Soriolk-- $40 am Ar. Alexandra q 80 am
Ar' For'smouth-sl Is am Ar. Washington 90 am
Tickets on sale Al sI7 Penn ave. B, and
- ticket Office. 6l9 Penn ave. and corner
= I9th 81 and n Y ave C. & o. ticket Of
- ices, Al 5l3 Penn ave, and oOo l4th 81 !;
- D A L ticket Office, IgSi n Y. ave-, and
" On board steamers
kSFor further informstiou apply AZ gen
erai Offices. 7th st. wharf Wash ID. c.
- Phone, go
no2s-s JcHS CALLAHAN. Gens-al Manager.
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Apply at Office for We:iIT Ballsii1


ADOlY al OflICa lar HaaHY Rgllati1
FOR RFNT oR S,TE g - - - -
mod imSs Oh 14iIroem AZ 60 :, nouse; BATH & al
crate Apniy >, oyvxFp "a 9s . 'ins iio1-
ron pEyT no,sDs
FoR hENI-HoUSEs-
ron oE,-r
so co r-cr d .
go al sc :, - ~'-
so. 5O-Ss5 F et ne g.
s70 N SSIs 80 =, ns-' o.
Sis "a q % =. ~se- NV Or
sIs00-I5li n - Ne
SI4Sl-is9 G ST sw ~
So 5O-50s I 81 rc 81
so 5O-lg94 \ J ave - 6r
u So-IS4 L St nv. 4r
S!S.Ss-l:l9 70 81 l:l9 2lsi 81 H@ Dr.
- = NV Si-
e. ne1I I - 81 = . 81 ne; a.
49, ~" - -, n,,, D.
-; "a. So ~, - ,,.-+s.-- r,,,, =
fi'-'' nj A-ol7sh 81 NV oe' lt'A ana i'iE'
-, ~, =, ana n, y o.
$500 kiese 81 Nv, bet ith and 5th. N and
SD 50-6,h house Scott ave. M. pea- Syldiers'
Home, 6r
Si-'' & % I'm =. 81 NV near B'ish'"ood ave
an n -, C,rJ,, - - - etL II - V,I
ar -''- 80
and V. 5r. -- ''''
5ib i5 q ,1hsi'P ma =. - nv 'ei \ = ave ara
s-.2o-IGS Rover's AHsy nv be- Isl and % K
and l. L.
S..20-l22f Csrlin's Alley sw bet Ut and I3,h
and G. ir
S50O-ii6 o st- alley NV. bet ath and Sts. :.
-,,,-,,.,.,,,.-, ,,,,,,,,-
s1soo- 80 y =, "a. 81 a'aH ie',,e'S-
Sl000-2l5 AZ ST. NV. 4tb a5or Sr.
kiiey Bldg, {Ss 9Th s. nv, slngel Or
sz500-Io0- -th Il. nv cellar.
i2oo-2Ij II ST. ne. cellar.
STABLES
.53 Re1L a -. 4 g nv
T,y1a 81 ~, S,TWoon 90 ~.
nay lem \ ; al u OOD, .s.5 9ih 81 NV
f'H 90. az BF'eS' No i'i' sth S. eNi-.
Brick 30 50,5 sfb - en- rms nj, n
Il Brek No 1oo5 18th 81 NV. 3 ras---------- %
: -. S.o's anu uNE-' 40 i''i %" s. H"-' 81, -,
Brick store. No. 1919 Pa ave ru.- a. an
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER. go r 81 nv.
myl2-St.em
FOR RENT-sI26 II =. NV. rooms aud bath.
- & hANBAth. eoi -. NV myl2-St
FoR RENT-Tl,rre-s,c-- ,,4 l.,..,,,.-. III =,
rooms; an mod irrps. 1885 L s. NV. Apply
!. OIIENBkKS ; l-is 9Th ST nv ny .e.n
oh -hlsCEi-LANEoUS
FOR SALE-show- window and GAS. chesp. -tb
and d ss nv. Eyl2-2t EN-
FOR SALE-Partv leaving civ on account n a.
health, viii sell handsome f,1rritare; SeS- ana
- oeaA anu o@ipe'S- AeuIess box 90 tins
ny '--9'''i IL
fok SALk-One horsepower motor 10 wolf.
NJ + JOYCE. ais 18th =. myI2-St
FoR S,TF TT.i--r-,t- - = -,
good as new, cheap as Fast Csp.toI -
myIZ-St
.-Op carr -.
ing machine. cost - vi ..14 sor - rs
10th 81 NV mvT9.ar
-, e. ~ ~, ~ nc, heds.y new cheapi
mvil-9t-en '' o. NJ
ron S-,Ir - -
- IN n -o- - pSNe' motor good as
NV aluless DoA 80, lhs once. lt,em
FOR sAIE-one tynevrirer- cb,,D g1- p -
Sc ,n,Ii-S, ''
FOR s1IF-C5- eT,Ti,e- Low o-;co ,0-ir :
HOOPER Freigbt Claim Ase,t p,1;l5s-s, -
change. mylI-St
-, -
fOk sAiE-t irst-eiasS sewing machines, s., $40,
Siz' I, an me attsehInents @ and i've years guar
= = - = - --S - %
FOR SALE-Rernington typewriter. No >: splen-
did condition; SIS cash Address BOX as.
this Office myll-st
WILL seA SOiioe N 49, S,it ttstoieeice selooL
>-;,S - --' = =
FUR SALE-CocntsT GrauSht tube for soda water
and II soda tumoier holcersi less th9n half
price- IA SIN 81 Sc myl0St,em
ron SATF Frencb r,rgs ,,5 b,;le-. -. -
good condition; only $50; 1eTy chesp; Sr ~ . e!b y
IL q u 400
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended Steamship Sai-ings irom Vaneouver
JA2aS caIxl A9l PAIup2i4: i5Ls11
EAPRESS OF INDIA Nay 2s July go Oct
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. June ne. Aug 20 .Nov s
EAFhE>S Or CHINA-----.--....July 8. Sept. 10
pAHAiia ISlsf1; AND 81 ALA
AORANGI......J l WARRIMOO. - June 90
FOR rates apply 1923 Pennsy !yania Avenue
cel5 tu, n, ,sa, ,I55t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-B Iilding material in part pay
ment for lot AoSaess bon 740, this Once.
myI2-3t
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FOR sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-I0 acres of land at LandoTer. on B.
& p K. R., miles from the Capitol; sub
Divided in lots, 500 per acre; good terms
I26 acres wood land. mile from R R. I2 miles
from Washington; $40 per acre; well wooded
IS I-3 acres good garden land 4 miles from
Centre Market; in Nd; $1,000, half cash; balance
to suit.
50 acres, the most desirable farm around Wash
ington miles from Capitol, in Nd new build
ings; in beautiful oak grove. surrounded by MANY
fruit trees. in full bearing and choice varieties
the land viii grow anything raised in this elm
ate; mus. be to be appreciated: $50 Der
acre; on good terms W II. HALL, $50 Va ave
Sc. my I0-3t,em
FOR RENT-STARLEs.
FOR RENT-Bri stable; rear So st. NV.
my9-St,em
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WANTED-Two girls. plain cook. chambermaid;
also white h0usekeep,r; good wages. Enquire
1855 llth st. W
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WANTED-BICYCLEs.

NANfED-A secondhand high grade bicycle at
once; must be in frst-class sgnditicn and very
cheap. Address BOX 7ls, this office. myIl-St
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WANTED-Co,ored woman a. cook; also one 10
nurse and do chamberwork- 11i7 Oregon ave.
IL
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NANTED-A respectable settled woman TO cook,
wash ard iron. Call S2lI y st. nv.
my i2-tf,em
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

GET ONE OF those lots on Conduit Road; finest
in the District for the money; monthly pay
rneuts to suit; mcneE loaned 20 build: send for
booklet; free. CLARK BROS, COS 18th ST. NV.
mvlO-l O-lmo.em
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WANTED Settled woman for general houseworl
9i5 81. NV. lee
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AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NV RK-SOUTHAMPTON- LONDON.
CALLING. WESBoUND. AT CHERBOURC.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a
RED STAR LINE
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
kyerT WCcnc.d1y At l. neon.
iNiERNhTlOSiL y NAVIGATION COMPANY
fiers - and IS. n R--Ofice. 3 Broadway. \. Z.
Fhllade Dhia Office. 3G5-2e- Walnut ST.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-I2Os = ST n ".
Vt " u MOSS. Agent. At Sanders & Stay-nan :.
l5Zz 81. NV.
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NANTED-Skirt hands: those that are swift and
neat sewers can apply. ll20 Conn ave
myl23t
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ron SALE or ExCHANGE.

WANTED-To sell or exchange fine parior or
gan for square piano. Address Box 746. this
Office myI2-St, EN-
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WANTED-Girl for Homework in small family
$40 per month. 2u Delaware ave. ne. Item
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NANTED-An apprentice and general hand in
Item
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" ANTED-A reliable woman for general house
work in a small family; good cook; rel re-
o,y~od CnlI fO1 81. lt.Cnl
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TUX kENI OR SALE-6-roOm house. bath; all
mod imps-; 1917 9th 81 NV terms mod
crate Apply % OWNER, 80 Sd St NV
myI2-3t.em
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FOR RExT-sToRE AND DWELLING

FOR RENT-Store and dwelling, 6S1 II ST ne ,
with fixtures; suit any business. Apply
OWNER, 200 Mass ave. nv. myIOSr
FOR RENT-Nine- house, store and dwell
ing; p0stoftice attached; rent, Slj per month;
good place for live man. Apply 46S La ave-.
basement. mvlO-3t