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MISCELLANEOUS.

DANCING-JOS. b CALDWELL leader OF or
ohcstra and in charge OF dancing pavilion at
Glen Echo, viii continue 10 give dancing lessons
daily. hours a. III TO , p. m, private academy,
gIa z st NV eIs-3
House FRONTS PAINTED. S; jobbing. J
CAMPBELL. lolf 9th St sw. miss
FIRST-CIASS tonsoriaI service; hair cutting. DC
J. II. LEE 20 22d St NV els
J FEENEI, Us 4th II. Nv mis-
EIOCIT:0N % cents d lesson. Address BOX
55G, this Office Mig
ROOFS PAINTED by experts, $50 up; leaks re-
paired free; drop postal. CHAS \ CARLISLE,
II05 9Th St ne ml5-5
LOWRY & CO.. rcorganizcd- Kalsom5nfng and
u1iuting. withdrawing, plasterIug, and brick
work. damp walls and leaky cellars guaranteed
relieved in forty-eigIt hours or less, and cement
in, WILLIAM LOWRY L CO., go 18th St ne
niles
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted 81;
machines for rent by week month at Open
HERiER'S NEW HONE AGENCY, 5Il 9th st. NV
milo
HIGHEST prices paid for gentlemen-s Cast-of
garments; mUsIcal Instruments; guns and re
volvers: drop postal ; ATLAS. 927 D St NV
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING- cards 75e:
100 envelopes CSC; 800 statements, T5ci 500 bill
heads s5e; all other printing equally cheap;
magazines bound, 75cr Deoks OF all kinds bound
IN The shortest notice WILLIAMS, 6IS-GI5 7t5 st
NV Chas- " Dowden. Manager milo
Any ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned. 5Oc Watches
iewelTy music boxes accordingly charged; salts
faction guaranteed: send postal: will call for and
deliver free to all parts of District CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. 1884 9TH St NV.
Pull DRESS SUITS, 81, for hire, 81 JULIUS
COHEN. II0i 9TH St
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS

FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms; cabinet
mantels: hay window; gas; bath I3i 4 ST. ne
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wANTED-FURNIsHED MOONS,

&ANTED-Wcll furnished T0om with OF with
Cut board between sth and IIth and C and I
sts-s by July J. rent must be reasonable. pcrnan-
ent tenant state particulars Address BOX 374
this Office. NILS
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED sewing in families, al kinds beautiful
J. done, $50 = week; references. Box go, thi
Of .
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WANTED-8lan's wheel, not over y inches; must
be in good condition and cheap for cash Apply
90 9Th ST. NV 81
W ANTED-Gcuts bicycle IL good condition: state
price Box 292 this ofsce. eis-2
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FOR SALE-T-prieht grand piano for $40 cash;
cost $50 last year or VIII exchange for small
wagon and horse Call quick, zzI2 18th St
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ROYAL GLE MESDS ANYTHIYGl Drug
gisrs. l0c-
ICE CREAM. 7Or gallon not made in a cellar,
but above ground, for sewer gas aSounds IN Gel
sars and breeds typhoid dirLtheria. etc; moral.
don't ca that kind LAJEY'S Is pure and
delicious. COZ y !. ave Phone POSI-.
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year Ter Norfolk, New
port News. and all points South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
. Newport News Norfolk" and ny ssh
- iE@t0T.' the following schedule:
Lv- Wash nston.6.30 P-l w Portsmouth.5.o0 pm
Lv- A!cSaudria.-700 pm Lv. Nortolk....G-oO pm
Ar J t Aorroe-z-O am ". TT Monroe 100 pm
Al EOri9ik-----S-JJ an Ar Alexandria G-SJ an
AT PortSTnouth.s Is ana Ar. WashiHston--7-e0 am
- Tickets IN sale II sl7 Penn. ave, 3, and
- O. ticket Office, go Penn ave, aud corner
- 18th st and y Y ave c & O ticket Of
- fees At 5L3 Penn ave, and 60 18th St;
- s A L. ticket Office, 1874 n. Y. ave, and
- on board steamers.
8EFor further information apply at gen
- cral Offices 7th St wharf, Washington, D. G.
- Phone 151.
nG2s-+t JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager
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HELP wANTED-aI4LE.

HELP WANTED-hAi-E.
" aNT-LD .,..,- - -. 80, ,r--r.,, /
for N.-rfari nd IC,, IN ~, -, -.
rrrrs - 1.,,[- ~. ~ 5,-+,rf-,,t sd md
easiest terms EINSHoRE. 62I 9TH st nv els
hotel walters for seaside
and mountain hons. RT-RGE~S- HOTEL
AGENCY. 2,& 10Th st, q
five laboFcrs; steady work.
MS, aIS-s ''S''.'' ii''-' y suns ''-' ,'''' -
WATTFD-A GOOD barber at once II II - ne
cI~-&
W,N-TE0 : -7------ 7--I- l--7T ~ ! T y
PYIES 4I2 4th ST. Sc. cis-&
" .N-TT-T T-5--+-T1-- Z+1-Fr- f+~f-l- white or
r - ,r,rl[ an md {. ~ ne e,
WNVTED-ln industrious 51aas man not under
nineteen TO sleep in electric Office and learn the
business, Apply Room >, l4z. + ST nv e,
WANTEE-Nhite boy IN bicycle shop, about six
" ~
-
10th and L SIS. NV. cI
~. YIN C---- - I--
ing and Printing. Apply to l. !. LEACH x son
ele-&
JT{VTT-D- Cs--1-g--r- r. - c--Cf ---71--I T7-I7--
le&5 lith s. NV es-5
WANTED-Goof lee cream maker. good wages;
reference Apply at once S-,s Indiana ave base
mont. e.
WANTED-Boy5 between sixteen and eighteen
!SS f o'1 lT At fTST,Ic can ,ISGgEE
90 7sG1 7, = -
- -
-, - ,-,-r ~, ~, ~ ~. ny " -
ave. nv mi
WANTED-Active man to distribute circulars
an cary -lo .ln 81 S~- M
WANTED Barber I792 Pa ave NV nj
WANTED-kitchen man (Potomac River resort,
AZ M
NlE-D-seYeTal young men for permanent
g. '-'- '-7'' n.y. ~
/ WANTED-Ffrst-cIasz white barber no other
! need apply; $40 guarantee. SS2 9Th St NV MI
! TyAyTTD- sF,-, h. one r-7.b ,v,c-ianca ,,rc
fe-red 1902 5th Il nv MI
M ~ IE % m nTSl-g,aSs naroeF' also SA'P boy
/ -Hl--s - : q ~ NV ~
/ WANTED-A man to mix: Apply G. I REILLY,
{ -L-1 s. ana Delllns Ioa1 M
! WANTED-Waiter ior Iunchroom- 8 week; sec
/ oEd cook, $: side waiter, 81 5l5 18th 81. NV.
nj
( u ANTFD-Ro, b.tv-aan 7f and L To learn pho
Biography. KERFOOT. 500 Pa ave. NV. MI
/ v-yNTrT 0,-;.J,F -. q -. - ~
r-s5- + NJ On - rG-T ~
GRANGE SIS I5tb 81. nv MI
--------
,II5,r, gr-i.5e- l. - Cgr 81 all #
. nm mi
. NANTED-GriHsicT and DclisheT, able % do good
M"TSi good chance ior rl'l 'Eno understands MS
l l57 M lIes45 morning mo-, q. el2GN'
.-------5-s-
VAN Eil-A strong active Young Dog with eool
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW REPRESENTATIONS
st Pauline 10. 70 s. Louis-JuIy L. 10 II
st Louisiana 25 10 N st Paul Avg !. 10
St Paul.Juiy To- 10 am 81 Louis Aug. Ii, loan.
RED STAR LINE.
KEW AORE-AETW ERP-PARTS
S7utls5v E..juHe II, noon -ZccIand.JuIy To- noon
-NaGerl' June 26. noon FriesIand-JuIy L. noon
hcnslHstor-July 5, noon Pcnnilnd. July q, noon
New twin-screw steamers calling at Cherbourg-
lNIERNATiONAI. NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers Il aau - y T.
NV York OtFice- 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST NV,
Or c. W Moss l4II St n W
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD-For particulars and rates ad-
dress C. ". WALTER, Linden, Va. cIs-f
" ANTED-Boardcrs at Brishtwood. fine table
board. MRS WRIGHT Brghtwood p 0. miss
LOCKSLEY HALL (fcrmcrIy Raleigh's). rcnovat-
ed and improved. on Potomac near Point Look
out; open June % to September 20: terms mod
crate. Address c. RODGERS. Ridge. Nd. clio
TABLE BOARD
GOOD board. by the week or month; low rates
ASTORIA CAFE, Sd and 6 SIS NV cls-3
FIRST-CI-ASS meals IN dining-Foom. 50 per week;
dinners also sent out, - per week, for two; dinner
and breakfast sent out for two, $3.50 each sl2
1Ith st. nv. eIS-3
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FOR sALE-HOUSES,

FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE-0nIy 500 cash required: must be sold
by Thursday, worth 5000: price S2.Gz5t, SIX
rooms. bath and cellar brick. located northeast;
sure enough bargain. NC. HALDENAN. IL
18Th St cIs-5
FOR SALE-CoIored party can buy from owner
good property for home or investment IN first
class location Address BON &2s this Office
ml5-7
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WANTED-EGENTs.

EANTED-Livc men TO sell aluminium Gas tips;
liz money 10 right parties Enquire SIS 9th -.
nj
WANTED-By a savings bank. man 70 solicit
savings accounts; reference required; salary and
commission. Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK, Isth
st and New YORK ave u22
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SITUATIONS wASTED-MALE.


WANTED-By Young man having four months
experience IN bakery. position 10 complete trade
Box 30. tins ONCE q
WANTED-Bv colorcd man place as elevator or
bel boy in private family. lzy Sd 81. g. nj
WANTED-Place by white cook. Iuaellroonl or
river resort: reference. Address for three DAYS
FRED, 1920 North Carolina ave ne 81
WANTED-By a coI5red man. place as butler
in private family. boarding house de
livery wagon driver al grocery store Call at
1917 Pierce place NV nj
WANTED-By coIlered man, place as order cook.
q . 81 NY; can MS
WANTED-Rg man from country work in grocery
store OF attend horses Call At e5& St sw-
el7-2
WAYTED-By young boy type.sriting to do after
office hours Box 81. this Office eli
WANTED-Work by young man employed II
night. Census Office Clerk. 80 Indians ave. Nv
wANTED-HOUsEs.
WANTED-Tc invest several thousand dollars in
cheap small houses; owners only Address BOX
$50 this Office mlo-3
NvANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
WNYTED-B5zTI for , children aged !. ). and 6
years with Catholic family city OF country; state
/ terms. address BOX asf, this Office. m
WANTED-By young couple room and board in
private family: no other bJzTdeEs- stale terms.
address Bon S5c- this Office MICS
WANTED-Good Young horse for grocery wagon:
must Dc sound and cheap for cash Address,
giving price and description. lelG Iftb st. NV.
I WANTED-To purchase for cssh- and cheap a
/ large sized horse and good secondhand buggy;
/ IN answering give description and price Address
wAzTED-COUxTRY BOARD.
/ WhNTED-Young lady would Ike board Al sum
Nor resort - vioiinist- Address Box 80, this
! Office mls-5
WANTED-MIsCELLA
/ WANTED-To buy secondhand incubator. Ad-
/ dress BOX SO, this ofhee- mi
/ wANTED-yale goat. must work in harness;
/ cheap. 1927 ST NV ella
1 WANTED-Second-hau sewing machine; prefer
Z ably Wilcox & Gibbs Automatic; state condition
( and price 10 receive attention Box 573, Office.
| cI7-3
WA ;II buy old feather beds MARKS,
! - Myrtle St Cl7-G
! WANTED-old feather beds for cash. Address
/ BOX 800, this office. mI6-5
F.! WANTED-Furniture Of al kind: see us before
/ you sell your stoves. FRIES q HOPWOUD- sth
/ and mIG-3
/ wANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing; drop postal, I'll call.
2. TARsHEs, I30s 9TH St NV m4-lmo
| WANTED-Studcnts; beginners in French or
| Spanish: terms reasonable. address BOX 49,
! this Office MIR
| HIGHEST PRICES paid for Indies and gents
| cast-oh clothing Address postal, viii call n
| RICE, 1892 9Th St. nv. el0-lmo
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR sALE-A neat. genteei. and profitable basi-
ness. suitable Tor a lady; store with dwelling at
tschcd- reasonable rent stock well selected and
bought low; for go"c reasons vii sell at actual
cost; about $500 VIII be rquITct- Apply at
40 5th ST. So els-S (
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity 20 acquire a fine hair
dressing and toilet business to be sold on account
Of death OF owner; established over twenty five
years Apply L. AN>ON = TAYLOR, I2I2 7
FOR saba good bread route also wagon h8r-
ness. stove and pans Call at lbs Il ne eI,-@
FOR SALE-Grocery: Southeast; cheap rent:
dwelling attached. Address BOX 2'-s this Of
fee. MI
FOR SALE-Drug store, located Northwest; pay
iug business: leaving town c0mpals sale at sac
Tidce. address BOX $50, this Office. mls3
WANTED-Grocery store with dwelling attached;
state full particulars Address BON go. this
Office miss
FOR sM.E-Confectforery, fine location. SO;
snap. DUNLOP, $50 F. els
FOR SALE-Crocery: receipts SlZ5 daily; quick
DUNLOP, yoj F ELK
FOR sALE-Ciear and barber shop; snap. DUN
LOP, 99G F elL-3
FOR sALE-Dfniug-room, central location; quick.
DUNLOP. GO F els
FOR sALE-Dry goods and notion store 1881
FOR LE-Confectionery and bakery: 18th ST
NV: snap Apply EXCHANGE, 80 NV.
NIL
WANTED-Psrtner for show business; $40 re-
quired; barrels Of money. Apply 70 CHARLES
NYNDHAM, 80 F NV milo"
FOR SALE-The greatest bargain; grocery and
provision store doing j fine business VIII sell at
sacrifice account Of sickness address BOX 25G,
this Office mlb-S
FOR SALE-Salgons hotels, and restaurants 81
so to $500; bargains. CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE Atlantic Bldg ml6-&
HAVE $50 and services 10 invest in business;
pref r manufacturing. ". l. &, 81 summit
ave HagerstoUu, Nd MOS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE-Wiu give two
stoves one self feeder and one small kitchen
stove. in exchange for ladies' bicycle in good
order OF viii sell both for $3.50. Address Bon
500 this Office mis-
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Large building lots on electric road
eight minute ride 4 scent fare to and from
city: prices ranging from $50 10 $50 per lot.
terms, > down, balance 81 per week: inter
est OF taxes until lot Is paid for; also five and
ten acre tracts and small and large farms for
sale. on easy terms JAMES Z. CLEMENTS. 1921
St NV NILS
FOR SALE-Half acre ground; four-rOon cot
taSc; outbuiIdings; Grand View, Va; hali-mi.e
Chain Bridge. WALTER Il MARROW, JR- 49,
9Th ST. NV. WIl-2w
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PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.

MRS. \ q. ALLEN OF I2 UTICA ST, BUF-
FALo, has several comfortable rooms whish she
would rent to persons desiring To visit the Pan
american Exposition; would serve breakfast;
terms moderate Those visiting Niagara Falls
can secure delightful rooms by writing 20 G. J.
TOWERS, 81 9Th st, Niagara Falls y. y. cIS-7
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

BRENTWOOD Adjust outside District line;
CITY and Suburban Electric OF 3. * O. railways;
Tots 5z2G1 for $40: smaller lots higher prices
Enquire ". = BARTLETT, 10th f0or, Loan and
Trust Building. IeI2-lE0
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS singing canzrlez, knocking
birds dogs cats, rabbits gold fish, etc; catE-
Iogue fire sCHAID'S BIRD STORE 7l2 18th 81
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NANTED-A widow aged forty TO keep house for
viiowar and boy; good home but small wages
Box 90 this Office. cIs-S
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Lady's Sterling wheel, good As new;
reasonable Box $gs, this office. eis-3
FOR SALE Gents bicycle; good condition, s.
Box 80 this office. cIS-3
BICYCLES TIRES. and sundries; close them out
1T greatly reduced prices; investigate. LABO
FISH. III 9th St NV mIs-Imo
FOR SALE-Cheap Iady's 1898 Rambler bicycle;
slightly used Cali 1920 St NV, third floor
miss
FOR SAIE-Gent's high-c grade wheel slightly
FOR SALE-GentIeuan'- bicycle; fine condition;
-. Address BOZ @j3, this office mi6-3
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WAETED-A pension clerk address. stating OK
periancc and wages. Box $40 this Office. els
WANTED-PuriIz in shorthand, > monthly Ad-
GTe-s BON 800 THIS Office. miss
WANTED-CauvassrTS 10 investigate easy money
1rsker; - cents starts SIS weekly salary PO-
TONAC NOVELTY MFG. Co. Metzcrott Build
tng. no St Hw-, Room &c mI5-7
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

F0B RENT-Furuished scooud-Goor Cat. 50 a
e. UIc-$
FOR Kentucky five left OF those t!lree-room
and bath apartments 70 white tenants only,
renting for $50 each NORMENT * SMITH,
Room / eiI Pa NV mI5-7
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Germau girl OF woman for Eencr
Homework g2I New York ave els
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WANTED-D rs~-rnaser- at Mrs HAFELFiNGER'S,
ITO 18th ST. NV. ell
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WAN.E U-First-clas4 waist and skirt hands APP
PLY 7a~ 18th ST. NV
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Cood reliable COOK Apply, with refer
ences, 10 9th ST. NV Mis-
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rnIINs AZ BLUFMONT BRANCn.

Through trains from the South arrive Washing
+,71 go n 6.j2 an I-5J m daily Z;l5 pm
~ - 6.oo n m daily From Harrison5uFg ll;SI
~ ~ Irsek DAYS and go pm daily From Char
,-...-,-.LIe SIS An. and go pm. daily.
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POWERS SATISFIED.
Chinese Emperor Issues q" hd''' nr""
an. Lines Demanded.

pekin. July ai-The tone and sub
stance Of the edict OF the emperor pro-
viding for the reorganization OF the
Chinese foreign Office just received here
satisfy the ministers Of the powers. The
ediet comedies with their demands ON
the subject. formulated by Special Com
missioner Rockhill rs condition oil
peace.
The edict declares that foreign affairs
will hereafter be- the most impor'sa'
business Of the government; gives tn'
foreign Office precedence over the s'A
old boards that previously outnnked ''
and provides FOR the reception OF th'
ministers In the hall in which hero'''
fore only near relatives u The emperor
have entered. Il also provides Tor ire
entertainment Of the ministers by th1
emucror at occasional bsnqnoiN
Tho German minister, DR.. Mumm
Won Schwarzenstein. ~ engaged IN
drafting n protocol providing Tor tho
runihment OF Cinnamon guilty oi par
tci.atiou in the Boxer movements.
A feature OF this. is that the number
Of culprits has dwins.isl down from 10Y
mon originally named 90 o. This y
duo 10 the fact that In the majority OF
cases it has been found impossible to
prove the guilt Of the accused.
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CROSS

Cross, Tex, July 29.-lIealth
is good in this community at this
writing.
Rev. Black has just closed a 2
days protracted meetingat Concord
with 3 additions.
The Free Baptists have just
closed meeting at Cross with 2
additions.
Henry Cobb and wife are visit
ing in this community.
Mr.. Tom McCandliss Of Collin
county is shaking hands with old
frienes in this 8ec!ijE
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. OUTLAW
spent Sunday with Mr.. Biggs.
Cotton is beginning TO open in
this section, but it is not as good
as it was this time last year.
Guy Forester of Houston has
been spending some time with rel
aJves here and At Pankey.
We have had plenty Of rain fol
the past three weeks.
Correspondent.
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SERIOUS WRECK.
Passenger ON Rock Island pitched and
sev.rHi Hurt.

Kremlin. O. T.. July 3i.-The north
bound Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
passenger train. crowded with departing
homeseekers from III Reno, was wrecked
yesterday while going Mt full speed two
miles south Of here.
@. l. MoLain Of Enid. o. T.. was
killed aud 81 other passengers were Gus
and bruised. 1t is believed no one was
fatally hurt.
The most seriously injured were;
l. J. Schmidt, Kansas City. cut bad
ly on face and hands.
W(TSelsoy, MedfoId. o. T., cut on
head, iacS land hands.
James Iaylor, Jamesport, Mo, severe
cuts ON est and head.
G. II. Nholund, Victor. Colo. arm
broken
d +. saigham, Joplin, No. severely
cut and injured internally.
X Raub, North Topeka, Kns.. thigh
iammel and bend bruised, serious.
A. n. Smith, Mile. Ia, back and
wrist hurt
4 broken rail in a culvert, washed
ont ~ heavy rains throw the baggage
car from tho track This caT, tho
smoker and one passenger car wore
overturned resting on thoir sides Three
passenger cars and tho sleeper also left
the track bat did not oyorturn. Tho
engine and mail car remained on the
track. Engineer Kelly shut OF the air
on the trim when he saw the culyerts
condition and thus saved a greater dis
nsfer
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MlLLIcAN.

The first rain Of any Importance
since the drouth set in, fell here
Thursday, followed by nice
shower again Monday.
Miss Laura Dunlap arranged a
very pleasant surprise FRIDAY
evening, for the pleasure OF her
many friends, it being her twelfth
birthday, games were played and
refreshments served, in fact most
delightful evening was passed.
A. J. Moore returned to Arcadia
sunday accompanied by his sister,
Miss Maggie Moore, who will re.
main some time with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Johnson en-
tertained quite a number OF their
friends Thursday evening, cake and
cream was served. The occasion
being in honor of their guests, Mr..
Joe White and Miss Julia White
of Grimes county.
Rev. McClung Of Harvey is con-
Quoting a meeting at the Baptist
church here.
+. a. Spann has accepted q
position in the bottom. and lei'
for that place Friday.
A number Of young people met
at Mrs. Spsnns Friday evening
and spent the time singing.
Bob McGregor preached la The
Methodist church Sunday, he Is a
worthy young man and we wish
him luck.
Harry and Linden Ward Of
Kosse are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pool
Mr.. O. +. Lewis spent last week
with relatives at Wellborn.
After being at home three week.
Il. b. White returned 70 his worA
ia the bottom Sunday.
Correspondent.
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THE BIG jacksonville REUNION.
Program % the Fourteenth Annual Re-
union Of Camp John q. Walker TO
be Held At MadisOnyille August
9th, 9Th and Sth.


TUESDAY
Experience meeting by EX-Confed'
crate soldiers.
WEDNESDAY
s:s0a a. M, Welcome Address by
Lee Yates.
1880, Address by Hon. J. ID. shaw
2.5O p. M, Base Ball game.
$3.50 p. M, Free entertainment by
Ex-Confoderate soldiers at reunion
grounds.
$3.50 p. m, Concert by Cemetery
association at the court house.
THURSDAY
$3.50 q. m, March by Ex-Confed-
crate soldiers.
1850 q. M, Address by Frof j. ii.
Connell of the a. * NJ. College.
1880 a. m, Address By Dave
Shapiro.
2:30 p. m, Base Ball game.
$3.50 p. m, Concert by the 7. & Z.
Club at the court house.
Everybody invited.
Dave H. Shapiro.
VI. y. Randolph.
w. w. Sharp.
ID. Brizzaliari Jr.
DR.. J. r.. Morris Jr.
Committee on invitation.
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Mp AND TUCK.

Messrs. Poss and Rally of Little
Cedar spent Sunday night with
J. +. Post.
The candy breaking at Mrs. NJ
+, CAROLS Monday night was
enjoyed 10y all present.
Mrs. NJ. i. Carroll and Miss
Lula Post visited Burt CAROLS
family ON Rock Prairie last week.
They were accompanied home
Saturday by little Miss Rosa Car
roll Of Steep Hollow.
Jess Wheeless Of Ficky was in
this vicinity Wednesday.
D. b. Carroll visited Geo. Edge
of Clairmont Thursday.
Miss Mollie James and brother,
Almon Of Little Cedar visited
friends here the latter part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins and Miss
Ada Thompson of Steep Hollow
spent Saturday and Sunday here
with friends.
y. b. Carroll and wife enter
tanned quite a number Of their
friends Saturday night with an ice
cream supper.
Burt Carroll and family of Rock
Prairie spent Saturday and sun
day with his mother Mrs. NJ. h.
Carroll.
Lum Taylor of Kurten visited
here Saturday.
Mrs. Edge and son Walter left
here Thursday TO attend the Primi-
tive Association at Bremond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones visited
relatives at Steep Hollow last week.
jeff Carter and family Of Edge Wis
tied relatives here and at Kurtcn
last week.
Mrs. Wheeless and daughters Of
Ficky were pleasant visitors here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moore and Miss
Nora Davis spent Sunday with
w. E, Meredith's family.
Elder w. +. Meredith and family
went to Killman Springs Monday
for a weeks outing.
D. B. Carroll and wife are visit
ing the families Of Robt. and Jno.
Carroll of Harvey this week.
Everybody come to singing next
Sunday evening.
sc L. D. f. f."