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CHURCH NOTICES.

EPISCOPAL OPEN AIR SERNICE-N 3 O'Clock
~,Iudsr afternoon uE the National Cathedral
site Special pre4aher. Chaplain = e. Pierce,
ma L. =. Cayall- EvgTI body Invited Take
Trulel town electric eats. mi
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''Florfda and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington, Peuna- R. r. Station
ff:Of A M FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAIL-ThTOugh Pullman SleePeTs
to jacksonville, connecting ~
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper % Atlanta
6:55 p. M. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMTED-Throuzh Pullman Sleep
ers 20 jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains oSer excellent schedules AID service
70 Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pines pine
hurst, Camden, Columbia Savannah, Jackson
vile. and all Florida points. Charlotte Athens.
Atlanta, New Orleans. Chattanooga NaslyViIle,
points West and Southwest.
$50 a. N. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY Southern Pines CPinehurst) Ham
let and intermediate points
oslce. 1884 v y ave. and Penua. r. r. Ofsces.
r. z l. BUNCH W Il DOLL
General PsSS AGENT GeneruF Agent.
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WANTED-ROOMs.

WANTED-Prefarabiy In Office building a house.
keeping fat iOr tao refined business women. Nth
hrst-class references. viii give SIS Tor three IN
furnished rooms. with heat and light. within
Six squares o. 10Th and Pa ave. nv. Address
Box Jl3. this office. auIs-tf
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WALL PAPER.

DON'T wait until ue are Zoo busy to attend i'm
mediaIeIy 10 YOUR wants. bur send ioI at once
Wen demonstrate what good UaH papering Is
and our prices are a~tuul-AlnZlN low The
hne,t and most yarivd stock of wau paper
ia che eiyy 60 select ifom- r q. NOLTE. ga
9th 81. nv. se2-U
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wANTED-FLATs.

hse Or siX rooms bath heat. in Northwest -e,-
ton occupancy October J. address r. C. r.. p
%, Box ne. city. MA
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Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June !. 1901

4
Trains leave from Pennsylvania station.
e-oI a. m Daily- Local for Hsrris0nburE Var
renton. Charlotte. and way stations
Has q n. Daily. L. 5. Past Nail Sleeping
cars 10 New Orleans, Columbia savannah and
jacksonville uniting az Salisbury with sleeper for
Ashevilles Chattanooga, and Memphis and az
Danyiils with sleeper for Birmingham and a.
Charlotte. with sleeper for Augusta Solid train
Washington u ,eE Orleans- Dining car service
u.S7 a. m Daily Local FOR Wsuenr0n and
Charlottesville.
4.Ol ?. N week Days Local for Front Royal,
StrasbgrE. and HaTTis0ubuTg.
$50 P NJ DaIy- Local for Wsrrenton and
Charlottesville.
$50 q. n Daily. Washington and Chsttanooza
Limited (Via Lynchburg)- Sleeping csrs q Roam
oke Knoxville. Chatranoogs. Memphis. and New
Orleans Through ccssh 70 NemPlnz Dining car
gS5 ,. n. Daily. y. & Fla Express. Slesp-
ing cars 10 Augusta with connections for AikeA
and Charleston, and 70 Savannah. jacksonville.
ard Port Tampa Through coaches 20 Jackson
vile and Atlanta. Uniting az Dauvilie with Pull
man sleePers from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington 70 san
FranciscO Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
Io:t5 D n Daily. Washington and Southwest.
ern Limited, the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South. Sleeping
cars 70 Ashvile Knoxville Chattanooga, and
Nashville and % Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham.
Memphis. Montgomery Mobile and New orleans
Club car Washington % Atlanta Dining
service.
TRAINS or BLUFNONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 H. 90 ?. H., ass
,. r., and 4.l9 p n. week GAYS. and g-CI a
m and 6.25 D. m sundays only Tor Blremout.
and 6-2s o. m week DAYS for LeeShlrE-
Returning arrive Washington s-24 a. n. and
500 d. m daily and s-3s a. m and 2-I5 D. m
v.eel DAYS from BIuem0ut, and 6-5. A. M week
DAYS from Leesburg-
Through trains from me south arrive Washing
ton 5.45 am $50 an s5 a. an daily 2-l5 p-ru
and 900 pm daily Prom Hlrris0nhurg II 81
4 m week dlys snd $40 pm. daily Prom Char
IotteSvIus SIS a N and gao pm daily
Tickets. sleeping cs- reservations. and othe= IN
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences By Uuion
transfer Co. On orders leit az Ticket Otfce. IS
18th ST NV: 81 Penua- Ave wv. and Ar
Peuuz- Station
Phone I4aI for P r. R. Cab Service
FRANK ; CANNON. 50 y. @. and Gen M-r.
: r. HARDWICK. General Pas.'r Agent
L. 5 BROWN. General AGENT
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UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. 7s5 North
Capitol ST. NalIinetaE- u. C.. August 90. 1901
sealed proposal, viii be received here until noon,
SEPTEMBER g. 1901. and then publicly opened
for furnishing Distributing Centres ior electric
lighting and power circuits for new building faI
Government Printing office. Information fur
ui,hcd Oh Application
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL
Captain EusIuccrs-
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Lu>T-Ab0ut July 10, 1lack female cat. one
white foot, answers O. the name ct It'd Ito
'ral reward for return oi same 10 I1rI 18th 81
uU. ca
LOSl-huI-H of Columbus charm Friday night
between i'tH e. NV and Congressional L5JHu.
hHdrf VII hc rewarded by returning same o.
ll1l 18th IT. HU.. J. IS. GEIGER. q
IO>T-LlIg's gold watch engraved on back Of
case -. B. Finder viii receive suitable re-
ward r. a. WILLIAMSON, 54J ~ NV I'M
LO>F-ndI The boy Who picked up purse be-
tween sts AMI 9TH. Pa. ave. NV. return same
and receive reward. as he L. kuovu! 285 slh st
- m7-g
sTRAYED-Thur-dsy. from DIG % ST. NJ, 80
ter gyp, reward Return 20 above address. co.'s
LOST-Pocketho0k, containing 8 and a few cents.
keys. and receipt. the finder viii receive - De-
ward ID return same % $50 9Th 81. sw eos
LOST-W edue,day, p0cke;book ia Kaun's stoFC
Reward IL returned 10 1888 Massachusetts, ave
NIB
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WANTED-STABLES.

WANTED-To rent for the Congressional season
stable. within q radius oi sK blocks Of New.
Hampshire ave. and st.. with capacity for
four horses and six vehicle. also quarters for
oOschnan. ADDRESS BOX IS ,hi. ONCE ugs
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.
RAILROAnl-

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and lsi& 81
In effect May J. 1901
For AleEandria-Week days. $50. I-of. $50,
500 500 $50, OBS. 1000. II 90 IL 30 a. /.
xi2-o5. l2-9o l7-Sk VI a. rs. 200. 2-50, 1902
$50 $50. Nf-I5 s-S3 asa. SOS. I5-z3. SEQ,
Cos, go T-O6 73O 500. s.45 $50. 1913 Il 20
ll'59 D. m sundays. 1885. 300. g-@5. 1879 1I-o0
Il:so a. m; 300 noon; $3.50. 100. 100, 100
ESQ. 500. $50. 400 40. 500 $50 6-o0 $50.
100 go. 500. s:45. $50. l0I5. u.20. u.50
p. m
For Mount Fsrnon-Week DAYS, $50. s.Oo. 1000,
HOO a m x12O5. KOS. zoo. K87 OZ $50. s-53,
xt-l5. KS 3-06. $50 r. sundays 90 a. m,
200 noon. 200 400. ZOO $40 p n
For Arlington and Auueduct Bridge-Week days
go. T-O4. 7-3O 500 SD 80 9-25, 1000 II 90
a. m; 'i2-05. 1890 7I2.&5. 1.O5. Us. 200.
'2:so, 500. $50. $3.50. '4:23. asa. 5.23 600,
$50. T-06 500 p m sunday. Jas 600, GAS.
1880 Hoo. IL 80 Il 90 noon. .1e,S0. 100.
'1-9O. 900, '2-S0, 400 $40, 400 $50, 500,
$50 500. $50. 100, 80 500 D n
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xEKpress- To Arlington only.
g. z. ABBOT, J GOWN,
President Superintendent
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Fol ND-IIgrsc and rig, near District line and
Conduit Road. August 8. c. n. CINGELI. Ross
Ism. Va 81
ROYAL GLUE NESDs ANYTH;NGI Drug
gists. Joe.
HATS cleaned. pressed. dyed and rctrimmcd
equal to new. JOHNSONS HAT FACTORY. sI6
9th SC. tS-J
ICE CREAM zoe gallon. not made in q cellar
but above ground. for sever gas sbOunds in Gel
lars and breeds typhoid. diphtheria. etc. moral.
don't eat that kind. LACEY'S is pure and
delicious COZ \ J. ave Phone POSI-.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW SOUTH lfPTON-LONDON
Pail phia-Sep Il. 10 an st Louis Sep .. 10 an.
= Paul--Sep. Is. 10 an. Phu'phia Oct 2 10 am.
h2verford Sep-2l, loan. ST. Paul-Oct Q. 10 a. m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YyRk-ANTWERP-PARf
' aderlant sep =. noon Friesland-..Oct. 9 noon
hens 'zlon--Sep Il noon Southwark Oct O. noon
iceland. sep >. noon -NadeTland OC-I6. noon
'AeU tUin-screU steamers calling az Cherbou-s
ETE2NATIONAL NAyIGA-IcS COMPANY,
Piers "a and IS y. r.
Ncv York Of3ce. 70 Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 6. y u.
Or G. ". Nos. 1EI St. n W.
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WANTED-GHl. iar gguc-lI homework: no co
iuE. 30 I4il So NV
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MISCELLANEOUS

DANCINC-PROF. CALDWELL'S private aead-
emy- Oh nv; classes resumed TUESDAY even
In-. September 10. regular class evenings TIes-
days, Thursdays. and Saturdays private lessons
given daily music furnished for entertainments,
receptions. balls parties. etc MS
LET us repair y0ur furniture and do your up
hcisteIins- H. PREF sSER & CO, s2l ST. NV.
me-
A FEW left Of those high cut white business
envelope az 81 per thousand az PRIDE LOWE.
up-to-dare printers. Go ST. nv MI
CAPITOL WINDOW CLEANING Co. experienced
house cleaning; Office I543 ST. NV; window
cleaned al. reasonable rates: orders promptly ex-
ecutsd. MOS
LOOK-50c cash. 2Jc weekly. lace curtains. por-
there's. rugs. table linen. table covers. towels,
blankets. comforts spreads Quilts sheets rf-I1g
cases. toilet and dinner ware. silver-pIated ware
lamps, vases. clocks. albums. Bibles. etc Address
Box -. tins cfhce5 VIII call with samples. .e3l-7
CHAIRS GAINED. s55 Il, 20. NJ C55 NV. MRS.
l. JOHNSON send postal m5-f
LACE CURTAINS Ilundsred. 300 pair zz D
st. NV mj-S
CHEAPEST PRINTING; al kinds; good bust
ness eaFsis. rate, 11=e 100; investigate HAYS,
685 Eye 81 NV mss
BAD bills collected or no charge. H. D. COR
DON, Lawyer Gl5 18th 81 NV. m2-6
FALL style silk hats. $40; hats cleared 40
retrimmed Al HOOFERS. slI Il st. m3I-z
rnoF- SHEIDUS.e d. 4lala-,r - -.
for ne ssasJu wednesday, September III 59Si
and $50 p m Call or send for circulars call
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought and sold; also book binding in all its
branches SIS St e3O-d
Hire your business teams. as well a. your
~ - high-Class drivers from TIRE REX STA
BLEN. N. SINSFElNER. Proprietor rear 6I5
a. NV Rubber tired vehicles Of all kinds husi-
ness and Dayton wagons always hand. c5-Im
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FOR sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-HORSEs AND VEHICLEs
FnR SALE-Coal cart and harness. 9Th st. and
MARYLAND ave. ne. e7-a
FOR SALE-Set double harness, rubber trim
med, ~ inch traces. suitable for carriage OF
wagon; cost Sl25; sell for 81 II sold at once
Can be seen al GERNJHLERS HARNESS
FACTORY, 6u La ave. nv mrs
FOR SALE-Phaeton and harness, cheap. I7Sl
lith 81 NV m7-3
FOR SALE-Oue good strong Top wagon. Can.
after 5 p. M. 90 ST. ne MIS-
FOR sALE-A very hue high-,eating trap and
harness. can be- seen az REN STABLES, 6I5 r s.
nv. co..
FOR SALE-Nearly new handsome solid rubber
ave OF C. " MASON. jefferson St, George
town. MOS
NOTICE-On account OF the death OF nv father.
wish 20 dispose OF his fast tr0tting mare
Jane C. But she viii not b. sold Tor track ptIr-
yos" Only 10 parties wanting her to breed from
- .-E family USE years old, i5iZ hands high
..dteiy sound fearless Of everything: safe Tor
-pies or the most timid person to drive, also
rIbbeT-tIre runabout and hsmeS: price. 500:
also one handsome family mare. rubber-Jire trap
and harness they very attractive In appear
snce- For further information apply az my pri-
Eate stable, In rear OF 1872 z 81. NV, l. N. Dr.
CGRsEN. e4-5
FOR SALE-B'acs horse. suitable for lady or
business purposes, llOs ruUzbOut, cheap. IlO5
nth 81 NV eos
FOR sALE-BAy mare family broke. igi7 l.
81 nv eos
FOR SALE-Columbus. rubber tire. buggy: cheap
u sold Al once az 9Th nv. m5-3
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. POsTOFFTCE NOTICE.
SHOULD be read daily,sa changes may occur az
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 20 the ports o.
sailing daily, and the schedule Of cl0sinEs is
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending Scptem-
Der 6, 1901. the last connecting closes viii D.
made IRON this Ofice as follows
Mails for south and Central Amer
lea. West I0dIes. Etc.
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For Philadelphia. New York, and the
East

Express. 200 Dining Carr. 80 s.I5. 300. 1000
Dining Carr, 1928 and 100 Dining Car from
Mlsmingtonl A. ~. 1915 3-l5. $50 (Dinlne
Csr from RaItimorel $50 1000 and II 80 P
" On sundays. 800 Dining Carr. 7.50. SIS.
30 lo-25, Il 90 Dining Car from Wilmingtonj
A NJ. lZ-l5. Sis. 40 Dining Car from Balrl-
more, SO. 1000. and NO P n Fos
Philadelphia only. Express. 7-s5 A NJ 12-l5
r n week days, z-0l. a-lo. and $40 P. n
For Boston without change. 7.45 l. - week
days and 40 P. st. daily.
For BzltiHore 6.I5. 100 40 7.45. : 50 SIS
goo. e-ep. fO-25 1870 II 90 A. n. l2-l5
lz-t5. LIS. LIS, sol 3.l5, $50 600 Limited
80 40. f-S5. 80 $50. 6-l5 go, Is. 80
1000, 1910, u 30 and II.50 P. n On Sun-
d1yE. $50, 30 30, SIS 900. 9so5. lo-2a.
100. 100 A n I2.15. lis. 250I. BIS. 80
90. T-I5. T-35. 1900 IO.9O and II % P. H.
For Pope's Greek Line. I-4j A. d. and 20 p n
weekdays sundays 9.O5 A. H.
fgs Annapolis 200. 500 &. n. l2-l5 AID $40
$40 p. n
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line $50 A. N 8.IZ p NJ daily
EEpress ior Florida and points On seaboard AR
Line. II -0l A. ". daily. Florida and Metro
politan Limited" SIS P. ~ daily
Express for Richmond only. S-05 A A. week
days. $50 P. ~. -aily-
Accommodation Tor Quintico. 7:ls A. n ally
and as p. NJ weekdays.
seRshOre Connections.
For Atlantic City Cvia Delaware River Bridge
all-raL route. II % A A.. $40 and II 80 p
n daily. 1855 r. NJ weekdays Via Market
Street Wharf. 900 (Sasurday oniy). l0-00 and
100 A " Pas p NJ weekdays. Il-JO P n
dsily. l2.l5 P. N. Sundays only.
Atlantic City Special p p n week-llyS
solid yestihule train. Pullman Buffet Pari0s
Cars. Combined Car, and Coaches through to
Atlantic City.
For Cape May. 1000 400 A. n. l2-f5 P ~
weekdays, U-5D P. NJ daily
For Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and Long Branch.
u.5o p II daily. SIS, I-0o A. ~ and l2-i5
r. n weekdays
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and c Streets
and ~ the station, sixth and Streets. where
orders can be left for the checki=g q baggage
% destination tom hotels and residences
Telephone call ''1l4T' for Pennsylvania Rail
-oad Cab Service.
J. 2 HUTCHINSON. = r WOOD
General Eanager Cens-sl nassenEe- Acrnt-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Enjoy the autumn months IN country; pleasant
room, few minutes walk from both electric and
steam cars, > week Address Mrs NJ j. GA
GErf. Linden Md els
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR >ALE-Fiue large new cottage. 2sxg2, large
lot. school, churches, store cOlvenieut. seven
miles from District line; good opening for a
doctor; price, $50 address BOZ 6S, this Of
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

NANTED-Nslt white girl 90 DO light house
work; Sl3 per month sd 9Th 81. ne mss
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WANTED-GirI for general houseworz. Apply 927
Rhode Island ave. NV MI
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ANiED-By three adults. two rooms (partIy
furulshed) and board. northwest. not Co exceed
go per month. Answer Box i6. this Office. esq
NANIED-B0ard and ROOM IN refined private
iamii}. TOT young gentleman. near Sill and Pa
ave Sc: state terms and reference Box % rhf.
orlcc. eos
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NANTED-Two nurse girls. women for house
work; Northwest and Northeast. 2l1 Il 81. uw.
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WANTED-wbitc girl fs- general houSeVork;
T. fercUccs- l. L So. NV. mi
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NANTED-A culorad woman rs cook, also a
general worker. 1871 oregon ave- NV. mi
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WANrED-A gir. to assist with baby. 81 gth
81 NV Il
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Pianos, $IWeekIv,

Good. square piano, standard make, only so.
on 81 weekly payments. +. g.. SMITH. 1915 Pa
ave. c4-u
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

NANTED-By gentleman. room and board. CEN
tfai location. breakfast ego, state price. Ad-
dress BOX 80. this Office. MIS-
NANrED-By two young doctors. room or room
snd board; central Addres~ bon 80, this Of
nc mG-8
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WANTED 'oiorei woman. To- cook, Ur.vaf. law-
l.y; stay NIGHTS ArTi, monday. " A. JOHN
SION, 9Th floor Columbian Bldg. u6 5th 81. Jaw.
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MANrED-Wure girl Dog Young couple On hai,
stay nights; good wages 2J7 New Jersey ave
NV. al
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WANTED-Colorad girl Tor general homework
Apply S5l2 18th ST. NV cI
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TRATIs OF BLUFNONT BRANCH

Through trains from me south arrive Washing-
ton 6.4z am. $50 an. As daily, 2=l5 pm
and 900 pm daily Prom Harris5nhurr 81
M week DAYS snd $40 pm. daily Prom Char
lottssyIue SIS an and $40 pm daily
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

NUI sNAI-~UIL
FOR SALE-GeuJs Cleveland. guaranteed So
Addrc- BON o., this office. m1-G
FOR sALE-CeHrs bieyele. splendid condition.
$50 Addre, bon O.. this office. m.-g
FOR SALE-Crescnt bicycle; used three msuth-.
price So address Box -. this Office. cts
FOR SALE -Iadys bicycle; Rambler; good a.
nees cheap 1917 n 30. uU. mos
FOR sALE-Colmubia wheel. little used. SIS: cost
500. Enquire \. ". G.. A. Bicycle Barn MOS
FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL exchange equity IN wcll-reutcd brick
dwelling thrust 500 for horse and vehicle Ad-
drosE Box a. this Office. c7-g
FOR EXCHANGE acres - miles from Rich
nond. Address BOX O.. this office. ms
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v ANTED-Goad cook and general houscsy0ra es;
10 Washing sr ironing. stay nights. 100 J. ST.
Nv "a
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Washing to take home. first clas.
G5 J. 81. nv e7-8
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WANTED-AGENTS.

A COMMISSION large enough 90 produce heart
failure. for travelling men having time for sid,
line; staple goods MANJFACTI RER. Box I53.
GoviugtOn Ky MI
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-03-14
BRAvELY FIGHTING
THE GRIM MONSTER
General Harrison Evinces Re-
markable Vitality.
ANXIETY OF THE PUBLIC

The Ex-President Gradually but Sure
ly Growing Weaker Death Now
Deemed Inevitable and May Come
at ANY Moment.
INDIANAPOLIS, March Is. - Waiting
for the end.
That is what the family, relatives and
friends of ex President Harrison are do.
ing today. At no time within the past
48 hours have the physicians at the bed
side of the distinguished patient given
hope to those whose vigil at the bedside
has been so faithful.
The most comfort that comes to the
Harrison household is the assurances OF
the physicians that the general is not
suffering. Bulletins issued hourly show
that death can be but few hours dis.
tant.
There is hush in the home that por-
tends death. Few callers are admitted,
and when the front door is opened wide
it is for the admission of a messenger
boy, bearing a message of sympathy
from nearby or faraway sympathizers.
large number Of kilograms was re-
ceived at the Harrison home today An
unfortunate report got abroad in other
cities that the general had died, and
messages of coincidence have already
been received. Among these were mes
sages from Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Car
negie of New York and another from
Senator Fairbanks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-03-14
FIRST STEPS TAKEN
IN GREAT COMBINE
Iron Business of the South
to Be Consolidated.
CAPITAL OF $1OO,OOO,OOO

Combination the Result of the Recent
Pennsylvania ConsoIidation-Sout
VIII Thereby Be Made Solid Against
Carnegie Combine.
CHATTANOOGA, March 3.-The story
comes from Tracy City today to the
effect that secret meeting was held
there following the meeting of the di.
rectors Of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad company, in which the first
steps were taken looking to the consoli.
dation Of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad company, Sloss Iron and the
Republic Iron and Steel companies, with
a capitalization of 100000, 1000. Those
who attended the meeting will not talk
and definite information was not given
out.
Tracy City is small mining town, 60
miles from here, on top of the Oumber.
land mountains, and is the legal home
or the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail.
road company, where their annual meet
ings are held
The rumor says the com bination was
brought about by the late Pennsylvania
consolidation, and practically makes the
south solid against the Carnegie com.
blne in the matter of foreign and do.
mestic trade.
The above companies practically con.
troll the iron business of the Birming.
ham district.
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ANOTHER HORROR IN TEXAS.
Negro Murderer Burned to Death by
Maddened Mob.

DALLAS, March ia mob at Corsi-
cana has just burned to death John Hen
derson, the negro who butchered Mrs.
Younger
An immense crowd was present. The
authorities were powerless.
Henderson's death was much like
that of frightened beast. He lost ali
nerve.
A railroad rail was driven into the
ground in the corner of the courthouse
lot and boxes and wood piled around it
and saturated with OIL About 40 made
rush from the Jail across the street to
the courthouse. In their midst was the
negro, handcuffed.
The men formed circle, holding to
a chain which completely surrounded
Henderson to prevent an attempt of the
enraged people to get at him and tear
him to pieces. They rushed to pile the
wood and fastened the negro to the iron
rail with wire and chains. Cans of oil
were dashed over his clothes and dozens
of lighted matches touched to the in
hammable material.
Just before the pile was fired Conway
Younger, husband of the murdered
woman, jumped at Henderson and
slashed him across the face with knife.
AS the flames encircled the negro and
ran over his clothing the crowd yelled,
and Younger again attempted to cut the
murderer with his knife
At no time during the burning did
Henderson give any indication of pain
and suffering. He rolled his eyes SO as
TO get glimpse of the sea of angry
faces which surrounded him and his
hands moved slightly. 1t was about ten
minutes before he was dead.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-03-14
Requjsition Revoked.

ATLANTA, March 13.-An order re.
Gently issued by Governor Gambler hon.
oring the requisition of the governor of
Alabama for Fl. B. Maddox of Cuthbert.
Ga, who was charged with having COM
mitted forgery at Dothan, Ala, has
been revoked and an order giving Mad.
dox his freedom issued, it appearing to
Georgia's governor, after a thorough
investigation. that the accused was
guiltless of the crime charged.