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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and 1914 St
In effect May J. 1901
For AeEandTia- Week days $50 7-O4. 7SO.
500. So s-5S. 9-25- 1000. II 90. lI-8O a -
". 05 1870. l2;f5 Il 05 I-25 200 $50. Ks n
800. S.59. NG:l5 AS. asa. sos N5-23. $40.
sos. $50 o. 100 500 s:45, go IO-15. II 20
use p m Sundays, 7-45 200. ssf5 1879. Il 90
ll-So a. n. 300 noon. $3.50, 800. 20. zoo.
ESQ. 800. $50 400. 40. 500. $50 500. go.
700. go. 500, s.45. $50. l0.l5. u-9O. 1I:5O
p.
Tor Mount Vernon-Week DAYS. go 500. 300.
HOO a m; zl2-o5. xI .O5. zoo. I3-O $50 3-53
Il -. N5-2s, 100. $50 ?. n. sundays. 200 m
Zoo noon- 200 400. TO. $50 2 n
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridye-Week days
$50. 7:Ot 80. 90 SEQ $50. s.s5. 1000 Il Oc
a N; 'l2-OS, 1870. -l2.t5 100. IT'S. L-0O
2 30. S-Oe. ga. $3.50, 't=s3, "a SIS. sos
$50. 7-O6. 500 p. m. Sunday, T:s5, 500. s.g5
1000, 100. -ll;SO p 90 noon. - %. 90
sl:So zoo. 80. 500. 80. 400. $50, 800
IS go. 500. $50. 100. $50. 500 ,. m.
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
NExpress- TO Arlington only.
C. 2. ABBOT. 7. COLvTN.
President Superintendent
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SeabOaTd Air Line RAILWAY,

''FIorida and West India short Line"
Leave Washington. Penna- r. R. Station
ft:Ot A. ~. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAILs-Through Pullman SIeepers
to jacksonville. connecting a.
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper % Atlanta
6:S5 p. M FLA AND METROPOLTTAS
DAILY. LIMITED Through Pullman sleep
ers 10 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
70 Petersburg Raleigh. Southern Pines pine
hurst, Camden. Columbia. savannah Jackson
vile. and all Florida points Charlotte Athens.
Atlanta New Orleans. Chattanooga Nashville.
points West and Southwest
$50 a. NJ. LOCAIr-To PETERSBURG. Raleigh.
DAILY Southern Pines (Pinehurst} Ham
let. and intermediats points
once. 1884 v Y. ave and Penna r. r. Ofaces.
r. Z. l. BUNCH ". II. DOLL.
General Pass. AGENT. General Agent
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CIcreInnd DoMnr the Rrewers.

Tie Spiders won from the Brewers at
Cleveland yesterday. but there was all
sorts Of trouble during the game, includ-
ing an assault on the umpire by Milwau-
kee players The score
RH 2
Cleveland. o 0 0 1 IS 10 3
Milwaukee. 2 0 o 0 0 O. o
Bstteries-Bracken and Connor: Reidy
and MalOney.
Earned runs-Cleyeland. 2 TwO-base
hits-Bracken %, Mccarthy, MalOney.
COnroy, Anderson. First base on errors
Milwaukee , First base on balls-On
RracAcen, 3 Struck Out-By BraCkcn, =,
10y Reidy l. Sacrifice hits-HaIlman. Duff
~. Stolen bases-COnrOy, 2 Double
play-O Brien and La Chance. Left on
bases-Cleve!and, 3. Milwaukee. g. Passed
ball-Connor. Hit by pitched balloon
roy DmpiTe-MannagSau Time Of game,
] hour and - minutes.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NV YORK SOUTH AMPTON-LOSDOS.
st Louis Aug. L. 10 am. St Louis Sept T. 10 an.
iceland Aug p. noon Phl'phia Sep. Il loan.
st Paul-Aug. Is 10 am. 81 Paul Sep. IS. % An
RED STAR LINE.
NEW Neutrality-suspicious..
kens gtOn-Aug. Il, noon Southwark Sep. 4. noon
Leel1nd---Ang- q. noon I sYaderland- Sep.I1, noon
Frieslsnd Aug. IS noon Kens' gton-Sep- Is, noon
New twin-screw steamers calling al Cherb0urg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers if and Is n r.
New York Office. 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1895 g. " ".
Or O. W Mos, I4lI g. n. ".
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For RENr-FrRNIsHEp Houses.

FOR RENT-Fuuished. house his 9th s. NV:
central location, furnace, bot and cold water
and BATH cheap rent JOSEPH A. BCRKART.
Attorney C1rc0ran Building. e1-4
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Southern Railway.
sebsdgIs 80 . - !. -

Schedule corrected TO June I. 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania station.
SOL d. 70 DAILY Local for HAIR sonburg, Var
rent0n. Charlotte and way stations
HIS q o. Daily l. = f--t Nail Sleeping
cars 90 New Orleans. Columbia. savannah. and
jacksonville uniting at salisbury with sleeper for
AsheviIle. Ch4-JInoCga. and Memphis, and AZ
DlUvi.le with sleeper for Birmingham aGd Al
Charlotte. with sleeper for August Solid JTaia
Washington u Sew Or-gzns- Dining car service
H=S- d. m- Daily Local ie- harrntCn and
4.5l ,. m Week Days. Local Cor Fr5H5 Royal
Str4s5Grg. aid Ha--isoubu-g-
$50 p M Daily Local for NaErenton and
90 b. m. DaIv- Washington and Chattanooza
Limited via Lynch0urs)- Sleeping cars T. Ao2a-
Oke Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis and Aes
Orleans Through coach 70 Memphis Dining eAr
a55p Daily. NY.k Fla Express. sleep
i7r cars TO Augusta with connections Tor AikeA
ana Charleston and % savannah. Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa. Through coaches 70 Jackson
vile and Atlanta Uniting az DdaFiAe With Puli-
man sleepers -r1m Richmond and Norfolk tor
Charlotte. Tourist sleeper Washington 10 Szn
Francisco Mondays Wednesdayz, and Fridays
Io-fs N Daily Washington and Southwest.
ern Limited the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington aud the South Sleeping
cars % AshyilIe Knoxville, Chattanooga, and
Nashville and % Atlanta, Macon, Blrmlns CHAM,
Narsphis Montgomery. Mobile. and New Orleans
Club car Washington 70 Atlanta. Dining car
service.
TRAINS on BLUEMOST BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 A. m. 100 p NJ, AS
n "A and 4.83 p M. week days. and 9-0i a
= 81 6 % o. "a sundays culy Tor Blrenont,
"a g-s5 % m week days for Leesourg-
Ratrr,ing arrive Washington s-24 a m. and
9 q n r. daily and 81 a m AID 2-45 p m,
yreek days from Bluemont, and 6s53 a. m, week
days from Lecsbug-
through trains from ne South arrive Washing
... 49, m G-5Z an --35 g. m. daily. 2:I5 p-rn-
nd 900 % I'd. daily From HsrrIs1nbuTg u-SI
= m week day and 70 pm daily From Char
I0ttesyilIe SIS An and $40 pm daily
Tickets sleeping car reservations. AID other IN
formation furnished and baggage calted tor and
checked from hJtels ard residences by Union
Transfer Co on orders left ~ Ticket Oi6ce. so5
18th ST. NV 5I Penna- Ave NV. and at
Penna- St4tOn-
IPhoae I44I for P. R. R. Cab Service.
FRANK = CANNON. I'd v P and Gen Mgr--
$ Il HARDWICE. General Pass'r Agent
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD
THE FENNO. Colonial Beach. DIeassptsgt
rooms; best table. on shore; at wharf 80 rer
week. j1c per meal; $50 per day. special rate,
ru families 50
JERSEY COTTAGE, Colonial Beach. artr,lrB
well; s. % = week. ~ blocks from wharf.
pavilion on front. Call dental office. IN Pa
ave.
OAKLAND. Garrett County. Md-Resutif,,I
summer home; good board, large airy ro5rB,.
grove; shade trees; plenty pure spring Vater.
minutes --Slye from depot Address r. o RoI
g.
MOUNT HOLLY HOUSES miies down the psto-
mac. fishing. Grabbing, and boatiu-. MRS 4 q
DAVIS Mount Holly. Va urg-It
BLUFF POINT HOJSE-Open for hosrdars. no
marshes no mo1quitOcs; on river shore b,tyye.,
Colonial SeAch and Wilkerscn's; .tsrgIs "a nar
week II per day. Aidr1ss b. D. COOKE. Colonial
Beach, Va. msO-Ia
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FOR sALE-PIANOs,

At A SACRIFICE pright piano. 500. square
piano. 50; one organ, Sl2. and others ali IN
strumeuts fully guaranteed STIEFF PIANO
WAREROOMS. 52l nth 81. NV. mss
FOR SALE-Squ4re piano; price. IS al SD 2d
80 So. mss
FOR SALE-Psrty leaving city VIII sacrifice 500
square grand piano Tor So cash or time 70 re-
liable party address BOX 2lG. this Office mos
FOR SALE-AK ELEGANT UPRIGHT
PIANO for sls5; less than half its worth. used
only three months II is a fnll upright grand.
4 feet inches high; French walnut case three
strings, three pedals the celebrated PREF ie,
that ADDS much 20 the life OF an instrument
Fully guaranteed ami kept IN tune one year: hard
wood stool and silk scarf free, a great bargain
+. c. SMITH I225 Pa ave. auI-tf
For EXCHANGE.
TO TRADE Tor upright piano, good make build
ing lot RJSHION- 1872 Pa ave. NV. mss
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED BHeklsyers ". f srEIR. 9Th ST..
WANTED Salesman for mems furnishing de-
UaTtment; references BLUM BROS. li5. 40.
-. 7ln 20 p. 60
WhNTED-Drivers. delivery boys. also Iaborcrs-
CAN at once Zoo Nrw York ave 81
wANTED-A boy to learn the tin and stove bust
hess Box S52. tins office e'a
WANTED-Good. sober barber: white or color
ed, 40 once 9Th and O. SIS ne. al
WANTED-A good farm hand. Apply MRS.
BONIFANT. stand 60. ST. Centre Market.
Ihwsaay and Saturday mi
WANTED-Gooa cook. also several walters and
di,aw5shcr for cafe. 80 st. NV, second floor
IHl
wANTED-First-class white barber, at once. 2o5
9Th st. nv. mi
wANTED-Cood salesman with good trade. Ma
TioNAL CIGAR FACTORY. IoII Pa ave. NV
WANTED-Young man. handy with saw and
Ratchet SO per mouth; a deposit Of $50 re-
quirod; work. HARRELL'S EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 52I Pa. ave, NV. mi
WANTED-A wheyIvright. J. J. SWEENEY,
Biadensh-r'. loed. MI
WANTED Experienced saIesmcn in shoes and
Coimng, bring reference &a5 Pa ave NV mi
WANTED-Drfver. = week; soda water bov. s.
week. other positions Basement. 5l5 18th ST. NV
III
WNNTED-Ncat caIorci boy for doctor. two
sober drivers tWh:e). cook three dlshWa,hers.
two walters. house and bell boys. SHACkLE-
FoRDN. so ST. NV MI
WANTED-Tesm,ter. sI.55 per day. also yard
men; boy for caterer. Enquire 1875 nth st. NV
WANTED Registered relief drug clerk Apply
io5 Il st. ne. nj
WANTED-Threr tin rooicrs. furnace men. and
boy. J. H. slNMS. lsfI eth ST. mi
wANTED-Solicitor: driver. and also dishwa-her-
Call 800 New York ave.
WANTED-At once. frst-class barber. So J. P.
LONEII. 1897 l4th st. NV MI
wANTED-Bright young man from the country;
no experience necessary; good wages 62l St.
NV. MI
wANTED-Fi-st-cIass white barber Apply to
}. T. GERHoLD. 60 18th ST. mss
wANTED-First-cIIss white barber; good wages
guaranteed. ass la. ave. nv. MI
wkSTED-Two short order cooks at once: must
be fast. Enquire SIS 9th 81 NV mi
WANTED Steady young man as bartender; good
references required. Address Box 348. This Office
e7-2
wANTED-At Corby's Modern Bakery, a good
stcnographer and typewriter. mI-3
wANTED-Box Office assistant. Address BOX
80. this Office. mis-
WANTED-A good strong young man with some
experience IN stove and tuware store, must be
young and active. 1871 Tth st. NV. mrs
WANTED-Two good solicitors; must be Of good
adde's; city work. biz pay permanent Room
3. Warder Building ms
WANTED Baker. Enquire between il and y.
E}2 50. NV. m5-3
Neutrality-suspicious. clothing aIasnan. well
acquainted with the trade. 9li ST. NV. mG-3
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-ScVen-r0cm dwelling; hot and cold
water bath; shade; large Tot. near electric
cars; 81 10. easy terms.
DJCKETT & DENT. Csj st.
FOR SALE-Scven-roOm dwelling. shade; out
buildings; one acre good land; steam and
electric ears, bargain
DUCKETT & DENT, OBS st.
FOR sALE-Tventy acres; good land. seven
room dwelling; barn; stable fruit; near station.
@, 80. easy terms
mss DJCKET-T & DENT, OBS 7 st.
FOR RENT-Sl0 per month; elegant eiyht-r0om
bgu,c, PuTChcsi good well; at Lakeland Nd
eight miles from city; block nom Berwyn
electric cars and B. & o. Railroad; fare Z cents
each WaV r. NEWMAN gOl g. rf-g
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.

IN The BASEBALL WUR-D.
Yesterdays GHmrS.
american Lsaguel
Philadelphia. (. Washington 1.
Washington, =, Philadelphia. ..
Boston. To- Baltimore. g.
Baltimore. 10. Boston. e.
Cleveland. g. Milwaukee. :.
Detroit. @, Chicago, 3.
tNaGonal LeaEucJ
PittsburC. 9. st. Louis g.
Cincinnati. e. Chicago. g.
Philadelphia Boston Rain.
New Hork-BrOoklyu-Ra
Tcday's Games.
american League)
Washington at Philadelphia.
Baltimore at Boston.
Chicago N Detroit
Milwaukee at Cleveland
(National LeaEue)
Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at pittsburg-
ST Louis AT Cincinnati
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rR.rls on BLUEMoNr BRANCH.

Through trains from ne South arrive Washing
TON B.s2 a m C-52 an IS an daily, 2:I5 pm
nj 900 % m. daily From Harris1nbuTg u-ST
a n, week DAYS and 8, 70 pm daily From Char
IottesyilIe SIS An and $40 pm daily
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FOR SGLE-AR ELEGART UPRlGHT
FOR EXCHANGE.

TO TRADE Tor upright piano, good make. build
ng lot RJSHION- l7f2 Pa ave. NV. mss
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wANTED-MIsCELL
WANTED-OId feather beds for cash Address
Box 353 this Office. es-5
WANTED-Tent, I2xIs or larger. Box $40. this
Office. 81
WAETED-To buy secondhand store and office
fixtures. WARREN & DYER ais 9th 81. NV,
city. m7-3
Immediately. three Office des.ls roller
fat top; must be cheap Address BON 32s,
this Office. ml-3
WANTED-Iron bedstead, springs. and mIttress.
cheap 1896 ST. ms
WANTED-Two good rabbit hound dogs. mus, be
cheap. Address Box 80. this Once eG-3
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents casr-uG clothing; drop postal In call
b. TARSHES 1905 9TH 81. NV el5-ln
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. T. MARKS.
- Myrtle ST. m6-G
wASrED-AIl kinds Of Reynolds tobacco tags,
Will pay s5c per 100. GI9 and go ST. NV
iyl3-lmO
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SUMMER BOARD.

TAKE RANDALL'S BOATS for Chatterton. a
mile, down the Potomac; 81 rs round trip; hsh-
Ing and grabbing; milk. eggs and poultry; -
week T. d. HAYDEN, CuattertOnI Va mss
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FOR RENT-sTOREs

roR RENT-store. 059 Rhode Island ave. A
1901 7th 50 NV. NJ,
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w ANTED-HORSES AND VEHICLES.
W8NTED-Good secondhand two-horse wagon
and One-horse grocery wagon. also three good
work horses. give lowest price and where same can
be seen Address BOX sos. Station G. ms
wANTED-A driving horse. Go OH St. ne IO8
Centre Market. NOS
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR SALE-Lady's wheel; perfect condition;
cheap. 1926 9th 81. NV US-y
FOR SALE-Sl5; Crawford wheel: good As new.
with Morrow brake. SO 9th 81 Sc m7-3
FOR SALE-Gentleman's bicycle; Al condition
SO Box 32I this office. eos
FOR SALE-Second- hand bicycles Of th. best
makes. such OrIents Tribunes Reatings. Iro-
gu0is, etc, az very low prices. satisfaction
guaranteed CYCLE EXCHANGE. 7S6 lOth 81
NV ,,,s-2
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wANTED-FLATS
WANTED-F0ur rooms. with bath. central: heat
ed, over businC7gs place preferred; rent moderate
Address BOX $751; this Office. m7-3
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LOST.
lost Saturday. July q, a pasteboard box con-
tanning samples Of wood colOrel red. finder
please notify. c. A. HOLMES, Engineer, Gps r
It. nv. esq
LOST-Aug. :. about 80 pm. on nth ST. or
Conn ave. between Q 81. and Pa. ave, green
enamel leaf wreath pin. set with pearls Finder
viii be- suitably rewarded by leaving same With
MR.. POLLARD. Proprietor Of the Westminster
Hotel. 18th and z St. MI
LOST- Bulldog. saturday. Aug g. Liberal reward
Dr. returned 20 3I2 st. NV mS-3
LOST-Suuday. August 3, between 18th and V
,t-. and 1883 q ST.. small black six bag contain
Hg spectaCIes 81 ball, and handkerchief 1889
q ST. NV; reward. s. mss
LOST-Poiutcr dog from 1879 New eJrscy ave.
uW. white and liver color; return % above adj
dress and receive reward cog
tween the Raleigh and Cameron Flats; reward
Of SIS VIII be paid II returned % Clerk Of
Raleigh. MOS
- reward 1870 u 70 mos
FOUND.
ROYAL GLUE MENDs ASYTH;SGl Drug
gists. lOc.
F0UND-Pug dog; April H. IooI- I2gJ stb t.
uN. Tb-5
ICE CREAM 7oc gallon. not made in cellar.
Iut above ground. for sewer gas abouuds iu cell
lars and breeds typhoid, diphrhoriI. etc.. moral
don't eat that kind LACEY ) IL P1le and
delicious Coz y Y. ave. Phone 2G-l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES:


FOR SALE-Cheap; established business paying
So week; owner has other business Address
Box $50, this office. eS5
FOR SALE-Thirty-gAlIon milk route. Call 92l
Il ST. ne mss
HALF INTEREST in printing office. big con-
tract on hand, good chance for young man. Ad-
dress BOX 80. this O1ice- mss
FOR sALE-A profitable business; Washington
Frozen Dainties, business will 20 cheap: good
reason for selling. Apply at once. 80 Indiana
ave NV, basement nis-3
FOR sALE-Fifteen groceries: will invoice; in
ycstigate- DUNLAP. SO st. m5-9
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic Build
ing ms-3
WANTED-To rent bakery with dwelling: would
buy small business. Address BOX 347, this Office.
m-3
FOR sALE- Saloon. near market: best stand in
Washington " J, DJGAN. 6lI La ave. m7-3
FOR SALE-Coner grocery; cash trade; best To-
cation Address BOX 5s8. this Office ms
WANTED-A partner in cigar manufacturing busi-
mess Address BON 532, this Office. MIS-
FOR SALE-Cigar. barber shop, pool room
DUNLAP. 9oG st. MIS-
FOR SALE Cigar and confectionery store. 0z5
"a ave So mos
WANTED-To buy a grocery store or rent an
empty store. IA the city or envirOns. Address
BOX 32I this Office. m6-3
MANTED-To repair and paint fifty roofs free Of
charge. LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT CO. 451 t.
ms. m6-g
FOR >ALE-SI 80, mushroom; splendid location.
good salary for one OF Two persons Address
BOX 81. this office. MOS
FOR SALE-COrner cash grocery. owner has other
business. cheap Il sold at once 9th and 50.
uw. mB-g
FOR sALE-My buyiusss- VfII leave city on the
18th. Box 800, THIS Office e5-6
BAD BILLS collected or no charge II. D. COR
DON, Lawyer. 6I5 1ith st. NV. mJ-G
FOR RENT-FLATS.
ron RENT Desirable Fat, 7zs eth st. sW.; q
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FOR RENT-HOOMs.

FOX KENT-q71 New ,8k ave. comfortably fur
ni-1'd ~,soud-fo1r rong and back rooms, bath,
frIn-lerts aeUumm0d4jrfu esq
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ron sALE-HOUsES-
FOR SALE-COrner brick dwelling and store
al modern improvements; northeast; leased
i've years; good tenant; good investment
- 90. OWNER, 80 9Th st. ~. es-S
FOR SALE-siX-roOm h0sIse in AnacostIs. $3.50
Owner. s2l jefferson ST mss
FOR SALE-N0. 1888 Emerson st. ne: substantial
brick dwelling; SIX rooms. bath and modern con
ycUeuCes. easy terms: - go. IHOS- 2 VAC
CANAAN. gI7 ST. NV. mos
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---'-->---~--lr--1-
WASHINGTON, n C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read da .Iv a. chances r--.,- .-.--- q.
amy time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 20 che ports OF
sailing daily. and The schedule Of cIosings is ar
ranged on the presumption Of their UNINTERRUPTED
overland transit For the week ending August B.
1901. the last connecting closes viii DC made
from this Office As follows
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WANTED-By September l. two or th-ee rooms,
suitable for home Tor two refined business women.
in public building; within six squares o. 10th
ST. and Pa ave. NV; VIII pay SIS for rooms. with
light ard heat. references. Address BOX 346.
this Office auS-tf
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

OUR NEW BOOK sent free, sealed, fully Illus
trated, treats % all conditions Of men. tells how
20 attain perfect manhood should be in the
hands Of every male adult Address EkIE MEDl-
CAL Co. Book Dept, Buffalo, y l.
Iyl4tu.th Su-l3t
CHAIR CANING-455 K st. 7J7 VI NV. MRS. l.
JOHNSON. send postal mas
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought and Sold also book binding in all its
branches. 5I3 G. st. NV. eSO-u
STEAM CARPET CLEANING; carpets made 70
look like new JAMES " MCKEE. Jr-. lSlO 22d
- NV phone Main ill., mg-lm0
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Tickets sleeping car reservations. AID other In
formation furnished and baggage calted tor and
rbecked from hotels ard residences By Union
Transfer Co on orders left ~ Ticket Otace. so5
18Th St NV. 5Il Psnna. Ave NV. and at
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FRIDAI-At Hos p n for NETHERLANDS.
per s. s. Staateudlm, from New York Nail
must be directed Per s s. Staateudam.
Co At II "a o. m for SCOTLAND direct. Der
s. = Astoria. from New York Msil must be
directed per S. $ Astoria
Co At u-Oj p. a. for EUROPE. per &
Campanla. from New York. val Queenstown.
tc) At u-05 p ~. for ITALY, per T. = Vera
TeCred Per s. s. Vera -
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wANTED-HOUsEs.

NANTED-To rent by September J. a siz-ruan
house. al modern Improvements. mot t8 exceed
50 per month, Capitol Hill preferred Addre--
Boz a54. this office. esq
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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-09-19
IT'S PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
Gives Pledge to Continue the Pol
Icy of President Mckinley,
ALL OF CABINET RETAINED,

Buffalo, Sept l5,--Theodorc Roose-
welt became President Roosevelt by
taking the constitutional oath before
Judge IlaMl in the presence Of his cab-
met in the library of his friend, Ansley
Wilcox, at 2;39 p, M, of Saturday, Sep
tember IA, 1901.
1t was n sadly solemn scene in which
all present exhibited great emotion,
Secretary Root, who was present on n
similar occasion when Chester A,
Arthur took the same oath, could not
restrain his feelings
Judge lIa2al formally requested Mr.,
Roosevelt TO repeat the oath aftcr him.
Mr. Roosevelt replied;
~ shall take the oath ut once In nc
cordance with Your request and in this
hour OF deep and terrible national be-
reavement / wish to state that IL shall
be my aim TO continue absolutely with
out variance the policy of President
Mckinley for the peace and prosperity
and honor Of our beloved country"
After the administration of the oath
with the deep solemnity of the occasion
full upon him, he announced TO those
present that his aim would be TO be
William McKinley's successor in deed
as well as in name. The president
then repeated in the same words the
the assurance before spoken to Judge
lIazal.
His first act was to ask the members
of the cabinet TO retain their portfolios
in order to aid him to conduct the gov
crnment on lines laid down by him
whose policy he declared he would up
hold. Such an appeal was not TO be
resisted and every member of the cab
met, including Secretary Of State Hay
and Secretary of the Treasury Gage,
who were communicated with in Wash
ington, have agreed for the present Mt
least, to retain their several portfolios,
President Roosevelt remained in
Buffalo and will accompany the funeral
train today to the national capital,
President Roosevelt caused to he is
sued proclamation appointing Thurs
day, September 10, the day of the fun
eral of President Mckinley, as II day
of mourning and prayer throughout
the United States; recommending that
all the people do assemble on that
day to bow in submission and TO pay
out of full hearts their homage Of love
and reverence to the great and good
president whose death has smtten the
nation with great and bitter grief,