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HE SECURES RESIDENCE IN SOUTH DAKOTA FOR
THE PURPOSE OF BRINGING IT
Sioux Falls s. T., Oct. tSpeciaD.-A suit for
divorce has been filed In the State Circuit Court
here by Frederick Gebhard. the New-Yorkcr in
which he asks for an absolute divorce from his
wife, Mrs. Louise Morris Gebhard. The ground
upon which the suit Is based desertion and ac-
cordngly the will probably be without sensa.
tional features. Gebhard arrived here last April
1t was rumOred at tho time that he was here for
the purpose of remaining the six months necessary
establish residence. he could make anplica-
ton for divorce, but when asked In regard TO the
matter he stated that he simply travelling
around, and liking Sioux Falls. had decided to re-
main here for a time
Following the usual procedure. it is probable that
within the next two weeks the hearing will he
held and GebhHrd will obtain the divorce which he
seeks. The defendant before marriage was Miss
Louise Morris, o Baltimore belle Since coming to
Sioux Falls last spring, Gebhard has occupied A
suite of rooms at hotel and has lived quietly His
only recreation has hcen to participate in various
sports. He positively refuses to discuss his suit for
divorce his plans for the future
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
A PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTION

Philadelphia. Oct. 6.-The Central Congregational
church. or this city, to-day raised 81 80 toward
tho ransom fund 10 secure the release of tho
American missionary. Miss Ellen NJ Stone from,
the Bulgarian brigands who are holding her n
captive In the Balkan Mountains This Is the only
church that made report tonight but IL IS he
heved that other churches in the city raised a
material addition to the fund.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
LOW TO RESIGN TO-DAY.
HE Is EXPECTED TO MAKE a YAREwEII,
ADDRESS TO STUDENTS AFTER
TRUSTEES MEETING.

Seth Low will tender his resignation as president
of Columbia University the board Of trustees
its meeting to-day. 1t Is expected snss he Will
give farewell address the students rscss prob
ably in the chapel
From what could oe learned at the university
yesterday, IL appears to be certain that tne rest
ration will be accepted, after being Submitted TO
q subcommittee.
MIR. Low spent a quiet day yesterday He
pressed himself well pleased with the meeting
Saturday night
The new fusion headquarters. at No. East
Twenty -third-st. Will be opened to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
ARCHBIsHOP ON SOCIALISM,.
HE ADDRESSES HIS CONGREGATION ON
THE SUBJECT IN ST. PATRICKs
CATHEDRAL

Archbishop Corrigan preached in ~. Patriek's
Cathedral yesterday morning the subject of
Socialism. He took for his text st. John xii. s5i
by this shall all men know that ys are my disci-
pies, II ye have love to another" In his dis
course the preacher referred to the encycl.cal Of
Pope Leo XIII of ten years ago Socialism
and TO the of last January on Christian De-
mocracy; Both Of these authoritative pronounce
fnents, the Archbishop said, clearly defined at
titude of the Catholic Church the scheme OF So
ctalism, the principles of which involved the de-
structon of the whole social fabric the doing away
with existing forms of government and the over
throw OF all individual rights In property, In direct
opposition TO the principles laid down I'm the divine
law. - - ~
Despite the teachings OF the Catholic Church on
the question of socialism. however. the Archbshop
said. In conclusion, there some Catholics who
adhere to Its false tenets. He then referred 10 his
words to his clergy after the death OF President
Mckinley. and said that he had received letters
from Catholics in all parts OF the Union contra
dieting his expressions the subject that time
ana asserting that his opinions on the matter and
those of the Pope all wrong
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
hTRIE RELLEIY HERE

Kyrle Belew the English actor. who arrived hero
from England Saturday on the Umbria. has entered
upon Il three years starring engagement in this
country, under the management of Iiebler & Co.
He will appear i'm the new role of CASTOR de Marsac
In "A Gentleman of France" at Wallacks Theatre
on January next.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
BRooKLYN cHuRcHEs HIVE coNrR1R1,rEn

Although no official effort has been made by the
Board of Commissioners Of Foreign Missions to
raise any money in Brooklyn for the ransom of
Miss Stone, the Boston missionary, now in the
hands Of Bulgarian bandits, the Rev. DR. Charles
C Creegan. district secretary OF the American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions has
taken II upon himself to see If additions could
not be made to the funds now being raised I'm Bos-
ton II is understood that his efforts have met with
a considerable degree OF success
The Rev. T. b. Mcleod. of the Clinton Avenue
Congregat tional Church has received $500 for the
ransom fund, although he has been unable 10 make
a canvass He believes that moro can be ra ised
among the members OF his congregation.
Members Of the Central CONGREGATIONAL Church
nave placed 500 for the funds in the hands of their
pastor the Rev Or ;. Parkes Cadman. Pledges
nave Also been given for additional $3.50 The
Church Of the Pilgrims have given $500
All who desire to contribute to the fund shouId
remit 70 the Rev. DR. Creesan at his office in The
United Charities Building. Fourth-ave. and Twenty
second-st this city. before II o'clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
NECESSARY TO RANSOM MISS STONE
AMERICAN BOARD WILL DO ALL 1T CAN TO RAIsF
THE MONEY.

AMERICAN BOARD WILL DO ALL 1T CAN TO RAISE
THE MONEY
Boston. Oct. 6.-The urgency of the case of Miss
Stone the missionary held for ransom by briganos
in Bulgaria brought together the members of the
prudential committee of the American board Tor
two hours to-day. Later the committee issued a
statement, based upon the views OF Samuel b.
Capen, president of the board. and the Rev. Dr.
Judson Smith, the secretary. as the result OF their
visit to Washington yesterday
They had interviews with President Roosevelt
and the officials of the State Department. 1t was
made plain to them, they told the prudential COM
mittee that the only certain TO secure the re-
lease Of Miss Stone and save her life would be
the payment of the ransom The committee was
informed that the government. by reason of con-
stitutonal restriction, is unable TO pay the ransom
The committee also made aware of the fact
that the American board has money with which
save Miss Stone. The only practical way. there
already has been started. The committee heartily
approved this. and began sending kilograms to
The COMMITTEES says that IN view Of the spirit
grounds for the hope that the amount will be oh,
tanned speed&ily & In every possible way the Amer
President Capen says that the government at
Washington. both the President and the, State De-
partment, has done, is doing and will continue
70 do all that is in its power TO procure the
hand the Of K4ffs Kept s oS 9h as
IN the aternoo1 noe 1tatfme2t of Of the days io TecePts
tottti DCIH Si'0-) WIFI SotV
tional in pledge.
At the Park street Church the Rev. DR.. Withrow
presented the of Miss Stone strongly assur-
ing his hearers that If the money is not used for
her ransom it would be returned to the donors as
the chances that the United States Govern
ment will make the Turkish Government pay a
heavy indemnity for the outrage"
At the Shawmut Congregational Church the Rev.
". T. McElween said that while he did wish
to discourage the present movement for Miss
Stones release yet the whole thing appeared to
him to establish bad precedent. He thought there
must be efficacy in a first class batteship
with, decks cleared for action. In his opinion the
brigands were playing n game of bluff and had no
idea Of assassinating their prisoner
The Rev. DR.. Lorimer at fremont Temple; tho
Rev John Galbraith. at the Bromheld Methodist
Episcopal Church, and the Rev. 5 F. Herrick at
the Mount Vernon Church. in Bcacon-st., also pre-
sented the appeal. and similar action was taken in
other churches. DR.. HerriCk's congregation sub
sCrlbed $75. but other pastors asked donors to send
their contributions direct to Kidder. Peabody & Co
The sum OF si,5C0 given by members Of the
First Congregational Church Of Chelsea. This is
the church where Miss Stone is a member.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
EFFORT TO KEEP DIR. LoRIHER IN BOSTON

Boston. Oct. (SpeciaD.-Tremont Temples effort
TO reduce the debt the church by sOooo in order
to keep the Rev. DIR. Lorimer from going to the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, in New-York, has
resulted in raising slsoo in the last two days
In the amount raised to-day, one man gave $500
another S2O00 and two persons contributed 1880.
each.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
May MAKE DIR. GREER BISHOP.

Pfttsfeld, Mass, Oct s-Ihe Rev. DR.. David II.
Greer rector Of 81. Bsrtholomew's Church. New
York is the choice OF most OF the Berkshire and
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07
uACEDONI4NS PROTEST.
A MASS MEETING DEMANDS PROTECTION FOR
BULGARIANS.

Sofia Bulgaria. Oct. 6.--The Macedonian Rev
olutionary Committee held meeting yesterday
10 protest against the persecution of BuIgarians
in the district of Kastoria. Twenty thousand
persons present
resolution adopted calling upon the
Bulgarian Government to intervene at Constan-
tinople for the protection of Bulgarians in Mace
donia, and demanding that the great powers
enforce the Berlin treaty, in order to avoid rev
OlutiOn.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07

GALE RACES OVER BRITISH ISLES
London, Oct. IA furious gale ragged yesterday
over Great Britain, the Channel. the North Sea
ana Belgium. Several fatalities land are re-
Porteu DIS the result of falling trees. Slight
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07

Net Top Venise and Oriental Laces, in close
work and open-work edges, and the new
repousse effects: cream, ecru and beurre
shades; at l5c, 2Sc, 35c and SOC yd.
worth Soc to ST..
Heavy Venise Laces, in edges, gallons, irregu-
lar landings and straight insertions; white,
cream, ecru and beurre shades; al 10c, lSc,
25c, SOC and 75c yd.; worth Zoe to Sl.S0.
Imitation Cluny Laces; edges in white and
ecru gallons in ecru and black; al 7c, l0c,
l4c and 30c yd. worth l5c TO o0c.
Chantilly Laces, black, white and cream;
gallons, insertions and festoon landings; at
25c, CSC and SOC yd.; worth SOC, 75c
and 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07

casualties at sea are also reported TASss vax 4
waterspout near Calais
TelegraPhic and teiephenic communicates vas
generally interrupted os
New-York tribune., 1901-10-07

Applique Chiffon Edges and Bandings, in
white, black and colorings, at 25c, 35c and
SOC yd. worth SOC to 81.
Broadway.
lS-inch Lace Allovers; VeniSe, batist-, Ori-n-
tai lace and cut-work mousselinc de sole. in
white, cream and Arzbe shades; at soc, 75c,
81 to So yd.; worth 81 to So.
4S-inch dress nets, in Black Chsntilly and
black or cream Renaissance laccs; at So. IS,
81. IS and SS.75 yd. worth $3.50 to SS I'd.
Ninth street Elevator Counter.
Remnants of Lace-Gleanings from our entire
stock of allovers, edges, gallons, irregular
landings and insertions. All are of us,blc
length. Prices are wonderfully little
Tenth street Elevator Counter
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SeaboaId Air Line RAILWAY,

'eFIorIdz and West india Short Line
Leave Washington, Penna- r. r Staten
u:oEA, NJ FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. aAII-ThrUuzh Pullman SlesPers
70 jacksonville, connecting -
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper &c Atlanta
6;55 p M. FLA AND MEFROPOLITAN
DAILY LTAITED-Throuzh Pullman sleep
ere 70 jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
20 Petersburg, Raleigh. Southern Pines tPlne-
hurst), Camden. Columbia, Savannah, Jackson
vile, and all Florida points. Charlotte. Athens.
Atlanta New Orleans. Chattanooga. Nashville,
points y est and Southwest
z:3O a, NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines CPinehurst). Ham
let, snd intermediate points.
Once. 1884 Y. y. ave. and Psnna- r. r. Ofhces
R. E. t. BUNCH w II. DOLL.
General Pass Agent. General Agent
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r RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.

From. Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and 1914 s.
IN effect Nly l. 1901
TOR A.eSaF'.tria-Neek days, $50, 7-o+, $50.
SEQ S-2o. $50. 9-25 1000. loo 1870 a n
xI2.o5, 12:23 Is5+5, X s95, les 200. $50 xs-oz
$50. $50. x4.I5 4-53 4-5f. sos, 1913 $40
C:o9, $50 7-0a 80 500 SIS $50. Io-I5 Il %
1859 p. n Sundays 7:55 800 9:45 EO.35 Il 90
II 80 n: 200 noon; 1870. leo, 80, 400.
$50, 800. $50 500. $50. see 30 900, $50,
1-oo 5:so. goo. SIS. $50. I0:I5. u:2o. I:52
p II
For Mount yernon-Tesk DAYS, $50. 500. 1901.
100 a m; xi2-05 II .05. 200 x3:O5. 30 $50,
Sf;l2. No-2S, s-06. $50 D m sundays 500 4 n,
4z:o noon, ECO, 800. 200. $50 p ~
Ior Arlington and AGuedurt Bridcc-Week days.
$50, 3-O4 80. SEQ SO $50 G.25 1900 Il 90
5 m; 1905. 1870 1926. los, Fi-25. 200.
ESQ. 800, $50. 3:5g 'a:39. 4.54. SIG. Cos.
$50 7;o6. 500 p N Sunday, 7.45. $500, gas,
.i iO;So II 90. -I:So. 200 noon. 1880. I:o5,
.l:S0, 200. '2:5O, 500 g 20 100. i 30 SEQ
5 20. $50. e 80, zoo, '7.3o. 500 ,. n
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
IE1press- To Arlington only
J. N'LYIN, c. Z ABB0T.
4cTldc1t- President.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR sALE-NORTHEAST-

Apply at Offics for Weekly Bulletin
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Baltimore &OnlO
RAILROAD.

Schedule N effect July .. 1901
Leave Washington, New Jersey ave and { 3
Chicago and Northwest, 1873 a n 80 Pr
Cincinnati, s.. Louis, and indianapolis, 1913
a m s3:+5 p. n 40 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland. fio-55 a n, SD p
n and I 90 night
Columbus and Wheeling. sS-'5 P
Winchester. IS 4. m, .3:s5, and 80 p n
L Lnnapons. So rs. $50 4 n HISS. -4=ss,
ah Fred siis q 500 1850 a n. '-I:ls,
40. and - 30 p ~
Hagerstowu. iO-05 a. m and $50 p m
BOYD and way points s:35. --S.00 a. n. lib
cs3;bsr 2 and nd, Sag - points. SIS. --9.oo
m. II2.5o. --I.I5. BIS. $50, 500, SD
t7:O5 s"1J-I5 II - p m
Washington Il1gtIoH an way points l.2'''
1900 g. m, +-I-I5, $50 80 P m
Baltimore week days, E--55- 500 $50, X o.
x7-I5 1850 S-z5. 30 zI5-t9 a m. Nl--iy rs
1915 xl-f0 zS-o9, x4-C3 x4-9o- 4-S5 x5-95,
ia Ia xs.20 e:s0. xS-,5. x15-o9 xII-s9.
HISS D. n SUNDAYS. x2-S5. xs-t5- &i-l9, 80.
xg.O0 NJ xIz-I1. KID. I-I5 N3 90 X3-59- 4-55,
x5.05.- x5.I0. $50, zs=o5, xi0-Jo Sli;So, xil;3s
For chautauqua Beach week DAYS. $40 d Il,
$50 .. m Sundays $40 a. m, I=i5 P n
ROYAL BLgE LISE.
All trains illuminated with FIaLseh light
Baltimore Philadelphia, Nss YORK, Boston, and
the East -2-S5. 90 tDlne.lr 50 tbuas'1S
*-g-0o DINER 1850 tDiler} Q. n, i2-l9
gTinsrl tI-Ia tDia--) -S-V1 (--R5ysI Limited :
Diner, l!4-t3 Buffet e5-J5 tDnsT}. 500 ana
@IT-s0 n m Sleeping car open Ct 1850 o'clock}-
ParlGT cars CT all day trains
Atlantic CITY. 1850 a m, 1910 noon, and
Il.l0 and 500 p ~
Daily Except SUNDAY. sunday Only
X Express trains
Baggage called for ard checked from hotels snd
residences by Union Transfer Co On orders let
at ticket Offices. 90 Pennsylvania avenue north
yrzt New York avenue and Fifteenth street, and
al depot Telephone tics.s Offices 19r B D.
Electric AutorHobile Cabs
u p NkRTEN " P~== TraLSc-
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FOR sALE-PIANOs.
Own a Piano.

If you always rent a piano You viii never own
one; pay Tvs Il a week Cess than rent) and ST.
cure one Of these splendid square pianos which
We are selling at merely nominal prices. You
have use OF piano after making the first payment
Privilege OF exchange Tor new upright any time
mg-tf +, G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave
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WANTED-Casfie- single. with experience for
restaurant ais, hotel clerk, and assist Ia bar
today DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. IzJh and Ia.
ave Il
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Or exchange Tor real estate sIoOp
yacht; siXty-fiyc feet long; all modern CoHveB-
fences; owned by lady going 10 EuFypei cost
$3.50; reasonable offer refused Address Box
Gsa this Office clog
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

tAPERlAl LlAilED-
Montreal 70 Vancouver daily 1906 miles in
100 hours. Luxurious sleeping. drawing-To0n. and
dining cars, with unsurpassed c:GisiHe. To Banf.
Lakes IN the Clouds, Canadian Rockies, Great
Glacier O. the Seikiras Canons OF the Fraser,
Vancouver. Connecting with magnificent En-
press Steamships Tor Japan, China, India, and
around the world Canadian Australian : s
for Honolulu and Australasia For Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacffc Railvav- I22q Pa ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-By two Iight-rompIcyi5ned ur-tg-Iate
w1itrosses and nurse girls, places fSray nights
ia refined family: good references also four
waters and disIwasHcrs. SIS 9th 81 rly-2
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

BRENTWOOD. MD.-Just outside District line;
CITY and SUbGGU Electric or 3. & o. railways;
lots 5SzgJ for SII0 SMALLER lots 1t higher prices
-r.- A. BAlIl-EEi, IOtA zoo, t-a-ls. sid
Trust Building. ieI2-lno
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


hELF " A I = l. - : -.
WANTED seven white mattresses Tor mountain:
today. DICR-S HOTEL AGENCY, 18th aHa Pa
ave
vy.XrED -f--rl-.r -,-frss.s and laundry woman.
for Narnt Lake Fs--- ais. cooks for resorts: to-
dsv. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY 18Th and Pa ave
e
yANTFD-NsngIe hands --a-eucr-. tuudr. wrap
pers and laite, clorHes J7ouer-. Apply 'i;E~' \
STEW LAUNDRY. - Pa ave- nv ,a
work; family Of two 1892 l7h ST. Noun. F-gaS-
ant
" ANTED-LaEv solicitor toE Investment COM
Pany; salary and commission. address h.A D.,
L-ls oill-e-
y,Nrrr -..+ ..r.r.-7 Girl 90 do general
l,fr1srTy,r. and ,--gz5-a- 10 others need afri.-
M East CaPitgl s. q
hol'sev9rh' good home '.' ''-.. t''sS r7a-s
-----.---
- a. - ,-- 80 a.i ~ nv q
No Lei.
NAN3Eb-A smart SEWING -f' IL |s'.
Sl -.,.z.z--. 7-------.-
AZ I'D .-'.r' "-''..-.' '' -5-
=. I'm 81 NV
VA I'd .,lte E. nan. ...J IN ~ o
- ii
l7-rsa[rr-,- m llE,5r. or Washing Apply at
-. 40 a-L - -r lIH-E
" - 7.,l-,
MANit fl, -tli.I---.N" y.'''- -
EeGSeNoIA- 30 t1-A s. NV
bc'-,l ,r-,Tv So F &. nv. second aaar mi
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LOOk-50c. cash, 25c. weekly, lace curtains por-
there's, rugs, cable linen, table covers, towels,
blankets. comforts spreads, quilts, sheets. pillow
cases, toilet and dinner ware silver plated ware,
lamps vases. clocks albums Bibles etc address
Box G5I, this oraeei VIII call with samples elo-7
FOR SALE-The g DAYS Cure. sold by
HENRY EVANS, % ST. nv, 81 eIo-1
FOR sALE-Four carpets and bedstead. Apply
basement = st. NV elO-5
FOR SALE-Handsome evening dresses; good
new. suitable fer bride Address Box Co5, this
Office elO-3
ON CREDIT-Secund-hzu sewing machines re-
built and rClinisrcd a. good new IN odk and
walnut including Singers. STANDARD. Domestic,
etc drop head and drop leaf. from $40 UP;
80 a week; open evenings - ~ s. sS
MOS
FOR sALE-CoIIis three months old; thorough
bred; cheap After pan, G24 81 NV nj
FOR E-Five-months-ol fox terrier; very
cheap. Is gth ST Sc. mI0-S
FOR SALE-Two Brunswick Bake pool tables.
with balls and cues complete, cheap. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1906 F 81 mI0-3
FOR sALE-sguars piano, cheap Apply 1904
K ST NV, . TO ~ am. 8 to pm MICS
FOR SALE-Be5t green bone cutter manufactured;
catalogue free: also thoroughbred poultry. BER-
WIN POULTRY ASSOCIATION RerwEH- Md
m9-3
TDR SALT lp, one ice AitHt AM -lsE IL
frigeratar. 1913 18th St. NV. mo-
CHEAP FOR cAsH-Hand self-inktns printing
press. inside chase *; also ten fonts assorted
type; good condition COL y. C. ave. AFTER
pm. meg
---
FOR sALE-Bic.cle; Cleveland; cheap for cash;
good condition 001 y c. ave. Sc after : pm
ms-3
FOR sALE-One pair FafrbanE scales on rollers;
capacity 100 to 1905; grinding stone,
mounted; two grain trucks Address Box Ga
CYLINDER PRESS: excellent machine: all ready
Tor use; bargain. HAYW0RTH, 5I2 9Th ST. nv.
BAD BILLS collected or no charge H D. COR
DON. Lawyer, 90 lith nv. mo-G
FOR SALE-Pavn ticket for diamond ring in for
$50: cheap Address Bon CAB, this Office mss
/ FOR Belgian hares at any price go to the IDEAL
/ RABBITRY, So DIST St Visitors always vel
come. Je2I-tf
/ LOOK-Oue box of lager beer, p bottles. deliv-
/ cred in unettered wagons, sjc- THOS. K
{ BEAVERS, ClT ~ St sw- Phone 1881 e2o-lno
/ ron sALE-Parrots. mccking birds. pigeons, Tab-
bits guinea pigs, cats, white mice and rats. in
/ casators, bird seeds etc sCHMID'S BIRD
/ STORE. IL 18th St NJ. m25-u
/ FOR sALE-One curly maple antique bed terms
/ cheap quick purchaser 52l6 Prospect ave NV
/ e9-tf
/ FOR sALE-Fresh lawn grass, flower garden, and
/ bird seeds; also towering bulbs Of all kinds;
/ fancy poultry end eggs for Matching sCHAIDTS
/ BIRD STORE. ~ 18th St NV e5-tt
/ FOR sALE-Good quality !ointIess mating l21se
| ward; floor oiicIoth 25c; linoieum 4sc square
/ Yard; reduced prices all stair 0ilcloths and
! carpets KLEEBLATTS. 1lth and Z sts Se-
MIL
/ FOR sALE-ss for hair mattress In two parts;
lounges s. rs; gasoline stoves and reirigerators;
| parI0r and Ledroom suites. 81 per week; win
| move and store your goods; cash or credit RED
| MOND- 81 and S1S 9Th st NV
FOR slIE-ss5O for go-carts. REDMOND. sil-
J SIS 7ti &; storage. etc. eS-u
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To LET-Stable with two stalls and carriage
room; rent, - per month. I43I S3d St NV
MOS
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FOR sALE-sUnURRAN.
FOR RENT-UFFICEs.

FOR RENT-0lHee room az ELMORE, 500 j
81. NV; heat water, gas. Sl5i jauitor- mo-
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New tw5a-screw steamers calling at Cherh6urZ-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers II and j. y r.
New York Office- 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 r : y W.
Or G. W Moss. I4II 6 s. y. "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-10
Found.
FOR IIIRE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR HtKE-Tn responsible party for summed
months tuo-SeateI pony team; cheap. Apps
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