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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
WILL OPEN OCTOBER 1
SISTERS OF CHARITY HOSPITAL
 GUARANTEED.
C9tizens of Montgomer Subscribed
 $1O,544.06 to the Fund-Will Construct Handsome Build ing on Jackson Place.

The Committee which some time ago set out to raise $10,00C for the purchase os a lot in Montgomery on swRlch $50.e00 hospital is to be built to oe conducted by the Sisters of Charity. has completed it's work and on Oceooer the Sisters of Charity will take charge of the handsome Jackson property on Adams Street, recently purchased.
 The residence on the lot will be used temporarily as a hospital, but 1t will he supplemented with handsome building. An architect will survey the place wi,hin few days and will draft plans for the building to be submitted. It has not been definitely determined when work on the building will begin, but it has been determined to open the Charity Hospital on October 1. This was the earliest date the Sisters of Charity could get possession of the property.
 The committee raised $10,544 ,66 and it will be transferred to the Sisters of Charity. The last report made by The Advertiser was an acknowledgement of s9741.25. Since that time there have been two entertainments which have swelled the fund. and several citizens have subscribed literally. The Com rnittee feels particularly grateful to the officials and employees of the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad Company. Division Superintendent Mckinney subscribed $10 to the movement and the local employees subscribed SAP 20, In addition to these subscriptions the railroad company donated ths,s-'train
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
Alabamians at Buffalo.

Buffalo. N. Y. Aug. d0.-(SpeciaD- From the way Alabama people are coming in the average person would think that every day was Alabama day. The weather is lovely and all who come are enjoying themselves. The fol- lowing are registered today: Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Sanford Tohn Allen Jones. Mrs. J, ", Williams. IT.. Opelika Thomas Hampton Anniston: J. R. Ward. Loachapoka; c. C. Henderson. GreenVille: F.. E. Coley and A. J. Thomas, Alexander City; w. l.. Lyle. Q. M. Woodward. Huntsville: Mrs Mc- Gathery. Woodlawn: B. J. Baldwin. J. Nj. Baldwin, F. c. Thomas. R. D. Chas- tain. Montgomery; Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Myers, c. w. Myers, l.. B. Joseph, Bertha Solomon. Caldwell Bradshaw. Misses Katie Bradshaw and Rennie Plosser. c. R. Plos$er. Birmingham: George H, Jones. w. N. Stallworth, Mir and Mrs. T. c. McBrye. Miss Ka- tie Parkis, Mobile; S. Kromsenberg. Tuskegee: A. J. Butler. Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Payne. Fort Payne; H. c. Har- sell. Tuscaloosa; Fl. Fl. Jones. Selma Morris Friedman. Hugh Duncan, Bir- mingham; Mason Foshee, NJ. D. Brew ton. T. A Rowland. Mrs. F. $. Colston. H. z Turner. Mobile
 Birmingham continues to lead in the number of people from Alabama at- tending. The Alabama exhibit haS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

The following has been promulgated by the Birmingham Freight Bureau: To the Constitutional Convention-Io All Aiabamians:
 On July 23 we published as near as we could, a fair statement of the freight conditions in Ala bama, showing that on the necessaries of life, on cot
 ton, corn and hay, the merchant and cosumer of Alabama pay from sixty
 to 100 per cent. more freight than the same roads charge under similar con ditions in Georgia. That Loulsiana' Mississippi. Kentucky and Tennessee had recently recognized the importance of the States controlling their fran chised corporations and had so made their organic law. Georgia twenty three years ago assumed charge of It's franchises and we published compari- son of rates In Alabama with that State because of the long successful experience of the controlling law. Colonel Falkner recently and two years ago attacked the operation of the Georgia law. We publish below the answer of The Atlanta Constitution and of Colonel Atkinson, president of the Georgia Commission, which we commend to your careful reading. We also publish two clippings from The Birmingham Evening News August b. | a careful digest of which will convince | the most prejudiced mind, that the consumers of Alabama need immediate and radical protection.
 The railroad people have tried to | create iealousies among the different
 sections. charging that few men in 1 Birmingham are selfshiy trying to
 secure by law, the controll of the State traffic. We are trying, gentlemen or | the State, to secure to every con sumner, to every town and cHy, rehei l from that greatest danger that can ee-
 fall any people-''A taxing power tna'
 has m restraint" and that power vest
 ed in aliens and the proceeds or lhe tax going to foreign coffers. Sucn | tax was never in history 1ouno to oe just or satiable.
 We sincerely believe that the beneths | which would come from the renel
 would be shared alike by all section; of the State and that Alabama instear of being territorial to New Orleans Memphis. St. Louis Louisville ane l Nashyills would enrich, build up ana | multiply her own towns and cities ane lift the burden of excessive taxatio' from her own people. General JACK | son. many years ago on the banks O | the Tennessee, at Florence. said i | would be a great city.
 The combination of the railroads | against the Tennessee River has mega Il lived natural advantages and mad | hide- bound what is the most advanta
 geous distributing and freight rate con " trolling points in the State. This sam
 power of combination can be worke'
 against and at their pleasure will b worked against any other section o
 the State no matter what it's advdnta
 gies.
 Birmingham Freight Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
naath of Mrs. E. L. strudwick.

Tuscaloosa, Aug. 10-(Special)-Ne was received here this morning of the death of Mrs. E. L. Strudwick at her home at Walnut Lane, Hale County, which occurred about 7:3O a. m. to- day. Mrs. Strudwicks remains will be brought here for interment on the 10 o'clock train tomorrow morning In torment will be had in Evergreen Cemetery, in this place. Mrs. Strud- wick was one of the most elegant and cultured ladies that ever claimed Tus- caloosa as their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

which carried the excursion party to Jackson's Lake some time ago. This excursion netted $3S1.27 to the fund.
 The generosity of the Montgomery Band, of which MT. D. w. w. Fuller is leader, is also acknowledged by the Committee. 1t furnished music with out cost on the occasion of~the lawn party at Highland Bark.
 The Committee received subscriptions of $50 from MT M. .Connor of Troy and from McD.. Cain of Montgomery.
 The following the the additional sub
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

plenty of literature now and is moving along finely. Most of the States exhib- it's represented here attract less atten- tion than Alabama's. which has been the exposure of all eyes since its install lation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
AtsxAtees
INEVITABLE
"I think | have seen you some-

'I think have seen you some- where," said one gentleman to another. "No doubt have been there often," was the reply. Am. biguous? No; for they both fre- quent this store. where friends are bound to meet sooner or later. A fine opportunity has been afforded for the past few weeks on account of the great cut in prices on fresh, seasonabie goods. The supply is not exhausted yet, and if you need a low shoe to finish the season, you cannot do better than to spend your money here, where 50 cents stands for 100 cents and fine shoes are sacrificed. and where every purchaser feels as though he or she should take every pair offered in the correct size. 1t is marvel ous, yet true.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
COMMISSION AND AN
 ALABAMA CRITICISM

Judge Spencer R. Atkinson, of the Railroad Commission, Ably De- fends the Workings of the
 Georgia Law. and Ex-
 plains its Workings. The following article, contributed by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

NORTH STAR HETEROGENEOUS. Buy the North Star and get the best. Satisfactory results guaran- teed. For sale only by
 ELLIS & GAY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
HE IS TIRED OF CARRIE.

David Nation Wants a Divorce from
 His Wife.
 Medicine Lodge. Kas.. Aug 9.--David Nation, through his attorney. today brought suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Carrie Nation. the temperance cru- sader. MT. Nation. who is now visiting in Iberia, O.. alleges that his wife held him up to public ridicule. neglected her family duties and abandoned E.J home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
Fire in Amphitheatre.

Lexington, Ky. Aug, 10.-Fire today destroyed property valued at s5o.Ooo in- cluding the famous Tattersalls amphi- theater and other noted horse proper
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

U ehN oOlls AhiCSs Aug. 6.-The rail- road commission effected a compro- mise this morning with the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad. whereby the road agrees to a reduction of % per cent on letter 1 ed class local, tariffs, including all necessities of ' life.
 The Mobile and Ohio R a lr oad makes a compro- mise whereby that road adopts the same rates. letter and number as the Illinois Central. This is a marked reduction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
A COMPARISON.
How the Mississippi and Alabama R. R. Commissioners
 Spend their Time.

August The Birmingham News pub- lished the two items given below, one as a special from Jackson. Miss, and the other as local railroad item:
 Iacksnn- Miss 1 IInn Inhn "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
The Truth of the Matter.

Strangely enough. none of these dirA- f"l forebodirgs were ever realiZed. Even the Central Railroad & Rant" 2 ""r'nanv or Georpia dAscribed hv M-.
 Faikner as a magnificent nropertv. which under the benefcent (oN ooera . ''on oF tho Georgia RaiI~ood Commis- sion law finally passed from the con-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
ANOTHER DECLARATION.
The Grooters Have Hard Time in
 Getting Candidates

Findlay, O., Aug. 10.-Dr. A. L. Da- wis, who has been asked to accept the nomination for Governor on the pro- gressive Democratic ticket said today that private business interests made 1t impossible to accept the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

| AA oAAs q oAAAA .
 Smith, Chairman
 of the State Rail-
 road Commission, accompanied by This family. Hon. TT. D. Smith and ! family and G. W.
 Hughes and family
 will leave here to-
 night in the pri- Iva;te car of the ! Tennessee Coal, ' and Railroad Com
 pany over the ] l. O uisville Tn d 1 Nashville Railroad
 for a trip to Buff
 falo and other Ipoints in New
 York State. The
 trip will last for two weeks and | probably longer.
 IA delightful time lis anticipated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

ties. The fire is supposed to have start ed from pipe in one of the stables. Insurance aggregated $25.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11

Egotists never have weak Is.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-11
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. AUGUST l2TH AND 18TH, 1901.
OxfOrdS.

75c Ladies' Low Cut Slippers 5 A S1.5O Ladies' Oxford Ties... .S7 S2 .oO Oxford Ties and Strap
 Sandals to close out. ....... .37 $3.5 50 Patent Leather oxfords
 and 8 strap Sandals, Cuban
 and French heel, special price 1.o4
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Adv.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-24

through trains from ne South arrive Washing
ton 6:f2 a m. 1855 = m. 2-I5 p N, AMI $50
D. NJ daily. From HaTsOahUrE II 81 j. II. week
,lsys and $40 p. -. daily From Charlottesville
SIS q III ard 9:40 p daily
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LEGAL NOTICES

N the SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA-GEORGE STONE V CHAR
LOTTE SrUNE- Equity. No. 2II59-
On motion OF the plaintiff, by }lr- F. K. Keys
his solicitor It J. this 10Th day OF January, 1901
ordered that the defandaut Charlotte stone. cause
her appearance 10 be entered herein On or before
the first rule da- occurring forty days after
this day: otherwise the cause VIII be pro
cecdcd with as in case OF default The object Of
this suit is an abs 5lute divorce upon the grounds
OF villfuI dcsertion by the defendant of the Pc
titiouer for the uninterrupted period OF more
than two years prior 70 the flns OF tie petition
ia Tins cause.
This notice TO be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and in The Washington Times
cnce week for three successive weeks
(SealD JOB BARNARD. Justice
True coPy-Te>t:
j. K. N0t Vt. Clerk
BY J. WILMER LATINER, Asst. CIeri
jal7 243I
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SeabOard kir Line Railway
'FL0RIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LINE

LEAVE WASHINGTON. PENNR r R. STATION
1855 4 Il. daily. Florida Fast Mail FOR Peters
6Grg. Raleigh. Southern Pines. Pinehurst Cam
ceE, Columbia Savannah Jacksonville, TaIls-
hassee and Tampa Through sleeping cars to
Jacksonville
u-S5 z " daily FIorida and Metropolitan Lin
ited-Drawing Room Compartment ObseTva-
ton, and Dining Cars-for Camden, Columbia,
savannah. Jacksonville. and ST Augustine
Sleeping Car Jacksonville TO Tampa.
S-22 p n daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
ited for Raleigh. Southern Pines Pinelr,grst
Charlotte. Athens, Atlanta. New Orleans. and
all points IN the Southwest Through sleeping
ears 70 Atlanta. For further information apply
10 " n. MCCONNELL General Agent, l424
New York ave
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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.


Schedule II effect November ., 1890.
Leave Washington New JeEzsy Ave. and St
Chicago Northwest 1910 a n, sos p m
Cincinnati st. Louis and indianapolis -i3:o5
a m. 'S:i5 p m. 10 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland. $3.50 q n. $50
p m and y go night.
Columbus ard Wheeling, <s.G5 p n
Winchester. $50 4 m, 1915. and 1879 p n
Annapolis, 7;lo. $3.50. 1855 a N. ls:l5.
FTeJerieE. SIS. $500, glo;5O 4 n, .-1.i5.
ii4.So, $50 p. m
Hagerstogsn. 1905 e n. and 1880 p m
Boyd and WAY points. o-s5, -'9-oo a m.
sI:l5. 80 $50 .7.c5 p, M
GaiIherSbUTg and Way points, s.55. ~+g;00 j.
m. l2:59 lib, $3.50. l4:so $50. i5'a},
Washington Junction and way points SIS.
sFgt0 4 m lib. 4-a9, $50 P NJ
X TO- xs:So s-S5. x9:ao. z10-06 a m xI2-I9 IA.
I2-l5. x1-IO K3-0D NO. Xf-S0 4-al. Ij-f5.
x5:10, x5=S0. 1880 ESQ xS=lo xl9-O0. Xxll-So.
II:z5 p. m sundays. z2-35. x7-a5. N--I7 $50.
x5:05. x5.l5. ESQ. x5.ao. 1l9.ao. 1ii:S4 All:s5
ROYAL BLUE line
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Raltinore Philadslphis, NeE York Boston
and the East ~2:S5. = 60 (Diner) $50 (BIdctl.
s'a-e0 {Biner), 1000 Diner i n. +l2:l0
Dinerl. E4.e0 (Bufet}. sos DINER 800 ard
I'll 80 p n. Sleeping Car open al 1000 oc1ock)-
Parlor Cars OF. all day trains
Atlantic City 1890 q n, iilz:l0 noon. and
l.I:I0 and 500 P.
Daily. Except sunday. sunday osiy
xExpress trains
Baggage called FOR and checked from hotels AMI
residences by Union Transfer Co orders lefs
at ticket Offices, 6I9 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west New YORK Avenue and 18th Street and 1t
Depot Telephone ticket Offices for B. & 0. Eiee-
tTic Automobile Cabs
F D UNDERWOOD, . B. MARTIN.
% Vice President Mgr Pass TTafhc-
md Gen. Manager.
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RAzLROADs-
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway
Prom Station, Pennsylvania Ave and . Il
In 90.

Prom Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and Is IL St
In effect November i, 1900
For Aiexsndria-week days $50. :04. 7:30
500. $50. s:59. 9:25 l0:00 HOO. u.30 a. IL.
1l205, ;2.20 1245 XI;05. 1:25. 200, 2:30, x2 80.
$50, $3.50. x4=I5, 4=2S, $50, $40, x5.2=, $40,
6:o+. 6:3o, GO. 49, SEQ, ss4s, $50, Io:l5
1l:3o. and Il 80 p. IN. Sundays. 7:45 200, 9:45
1879. HOO. 1880 4. n. 1900 noon, $780, 1900
1;50. 200 $50. 500. $50. 400. $50 5.Oo $50
600. $50. 800 100, 500, s.45, $50. 10:15.
u:2O. and 1850 p. n
Fer Mount Yernon-Week DAYS GO, 500 1000.
1l-0o a. m, xI2cO5 xl:O5, 200. x2:5s 3:59. 14:l5
x5:24 9-Oj, and $3.50 p, N. Sundays. 500 a. N,
1900 noon. 200 &C., zoo. and $50 p. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
days, $50 7:04, 100 SEQ S.35. s;59 9;25. 1890
and II 90 a. m. -12.05 l2.z1 sI2.45 I;65, sl-25,
200, '2:5O. 2.59. $3.50, 3.5g -4:25 $50, 5-24,
900, $50, 7;05. ard 500 p m Sundays, 7:45,
eco. 9:45. 1000. 90 and III 30 g IN. 1900
noon, 1880 200 q 30 200. $50, 800, $780,
400. 49, 500, 49, eco, '6:3o, 7s0o, $50,
gnd 500 D. m
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
XExpTess. TO Arlington only.
G. e. ABBOT President
J. C0LVIN, Superintendent.
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WANTED-A f5rst-cIass yo,ng barber. 10 l4th
st NV, guarantee e24-S
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dealer who gives
work: estimates fur
afgest and finest as
WILLIAM V. Ma
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Transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAY-Cb) At 7:I5 p m for EUROPE, per $
s. Campania. f.uHL New York via Queenstown
(c) At 1I.G5 p. NJ for SETHERLANDS di-
rect, per 5 5. Rotterdam from NeE York.
Nail must be directed Per s s Rotterdam"
(c) At Hos p m for ITALY, per : =
Kaiser VIM. II, from New York Mail must
be directed Per : $ Kaiser Wm H."
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FOR RENT so; house 5I8 St ne, 7-room
brick; all mod. imps e22-6
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3 SIS.
As A. u. WEEK DAYS, PITTSBURG TX
PRFsS-Psrlor ard Dining Cars Harrisburg to
Pttsburz
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Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect January u. 1901.

Schedule N effect January Il, 1901
Trains leave from Penna- Station.
s-oI z m Daily. Local Tor Aarrisonburs and
for Charlotte and way Stations
u:I5 a m. DAILY L. 5. Fast Mail Sleeping
cars TO New Orleans. Columbia. Savannah. and
jacksonville. uniting a. Salisbury with sleeper Tor
ASheviIle Chattanooga. and Memphis and az
Dauyiile with sleeper for Birmingham and at
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta tSsfld Train
Washington to New Orleans. Dining car service
I!.Sz !. m Daily Local FOR Charlottesville
4.UI ,. m Week DAYS. Local for Front Royal.
Strasburg. and Hslrisou5urg-
$50 p. n, Daily. LEGAL for Charlottesville.
6.S5 p "a Week Days New York aRd Florida
Limited Composite Cafe and Smoking Car. Din
nc Car Compartment and Drawing Room SeeP-
ing Cars and Library and Observation Cars New
York and Washington TO St. Aus7-tiEe, and
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car New YORK
and Washington TO Aiken and Augusta Steam
heated and electric lighted Connecting at Co
iumbia With Parlor Car for Charleston and at
TaycrOss with Par.Or Car :er ThOE.asyille. Ca
955 D m. Daily. y. \. Fla IEprcss- Sleep
and Charleston, and 70 Savannah. Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa, and Thursdays 70 Townsville.
Ca Through coach "a Jacksonville. Dining car
o.55 D. m Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Cyia Lynchburg)- Sleeping car 70 Roam
oke. Knoxville, ChsttaReaga, Memphis. and Sew
Orleans Through coach 70 Memphis Dining car
io.45 ?. H. Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Limited. Sleeping ears 10 AsheviiIe, KEoE-
vile. Chattanooga and Nashville. and to Atlanta.
Macon. Birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery. No
bile, and New Orleans: connects at New orleans
with Sunset Limited for California. Dining car
service Sleeping car Washington to Pinehurst,
\ c. Tuesdays and TbuTsiays- Tourist sleeper
Washington to san Francisco Mondays. We'd
nesdays, and Fridays.
TRAINS on BLUE4IONT BRANCH
Leave " azLington 9-yl q. NJ. daily. $40 .. IN
week DAYS ami 6:25 p. n SUNDAYS for Blue
mont 6:25 p m Saturdays and 4.S5 p. m week
DAYS and 1870 T. m Wednesdays and Satur-
days only for Leezburs- 6-25 P n week days 70
Herudoa-
Through traias from ne South arrive Washing
ton 6:f2 a. m. 1855 = m, 2:I5 p n, AMI $50
p m daily. From HaTisOHhurE II 81 a.. n. week
lsys and $40 p. - daily From Charlottesville
SIS . Ia ard 9:40 p daily
Tickets. Sleeping ear reservations. and other jr-
formation furnished and baggage called for sai
ahocbed from hotels and residences BY Union
Transfer Co. on orders Ieit az Ticket Office. -
18th St nv: 81 Penua- Ave. NV and al
reuaI Station.
'Pboue lt4I for P r R. Cab Service
FRANK 5 CANNON. 81 \ p. and Gen Mgr
: Il HARDWICK General Pass'r Agent
l. :. BROWN. Gereral Agent.
ron nr-.-T-- rE-s-TT-E@ uo1xxz
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FOR SALE-Cood quality opaque shades fitted t.
yeur windows only 25c tine best quality oil
Opaque shades. 50 cents; hung free; will call
with samples KLEEBLATT'S. nth and II St
ne
For SALES for HAIR mattress. IN two parts
lounges S275; gasoline stoves and reirigera ter.
rarior and bedroom suites. 81 per week. Will
and store y0gr goods; cash credit. RED
MOND. 3lI and Sl3 9Th St. nv
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

O1N INA4-t A-11VDSE4o
FOR RENT-s20; house SIS F St. ne, 7-roon
brick: al mod. imps. e22-6
FOR RENT-To desirable colored tenants. S27
Elm st, rooms bath and cellar furnace heat:
s2O30 3l8 Elm St 5 rooms and BATH Sls.30
$50 Oak ST, rooms and BATH $500. CHAS. z.
BANES, l4LiL and SIS e22-3
FOR RENT 30; neat six-room frame. i2s
9TH St ne; nice location; near cars. Apply 9I4
Maryland ave. ne In22S
FOR RENT-To coIored tenants, I4I7 llth st.
NV brick house, rooms, newly papered- APP
ply to V. BALDWIN JOHNSON MP
FOR RENTED 9th St NV. seven rooms and
oathi rent reasonable Apply 1913 9th ST n22-s
FOR RENT-House 1918 E st. Sc. rooms front
porch, large yard. two latrobes and range;
ali IN good condition; $40 per month Keys next
door.
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a Piano for @7E

On terms OF - montbir-oae OF me best max
OF square pianos, and vii be taken back in ex
change for new upright piano ut fun value
whenever you say the word
eI ?. c. SMITH, 1928 Pa ave
FOR sALE-Six oval photo rnezzotints for 25-.
ACNE PHOTOGRAPH CO. 93t F st. nv.
deIl-tf
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omee Room.-Lo,q Rent.

Some first-class Office rooms for rent in Hutch
ms Building. corner Tenth and d streets north
xeSt. Elevator, steam heat. electricity. lnI vcFJ
how rent.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sAiE-Lirery sta5I- old stand: tllorsngirlr
e9dippea' price $40 NEN YORK 81 sINESS
hbohEH 1000 F. Gas
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Leave Washington 9-DI a daily. 4-i9 ?. m
week DAYS and t:25 p. n SUNDAYS for Blue
mont 6:25 p. m Saturdays and 20 p. m week
DAYS and 1870 2 m Wednesdays and SltUr-
days only for Leesburg- So p week days 20
Herndoa-
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FOR SALE Or lighthouses.
TH0S. {. N!IGGhMAK.
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
ol7 2 Street. Is ~
ZOE sALE-NoRTHEasT


4o7 1st, b h. sr. bath; a m i..............s5Oo 900
II Sd st, h. Ar. lot zIx96 ft....-..-..... 3. 500
q Jackson Alley h. and stable. ......... 800
il53 O, II, Or, bath. a n i.-.............. l. 100
SOUTHEAST
So Grant st. Anacostia. frame. n. batn, N /;
=, 600; price less than cost; built BY owner.
FOR SALE-NoRTHWEST.
I5l9 9Th, store and dwelling, rented for
~ per month 50, 100
ll9S and ll6I 20th St, store and dwell
ing; prompt tenant -. 500
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK set riAsIPT0S- LONDON.
-aierIand. Jan. %. 10 j. N.
New YGrd............. $3.50. Feb O. 10 a. ~.
ECsiIlgton Eel, IS noon
ST Louis. Fen - 10 a. m
New NOTk. ~ Feb, y 10 a. III.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW Neutrality-suspicious.
csterHiand. t. noon
heRslnctOn- Feb Il, noon
NOOrii4nd Feb % noon
FrIeSland- .-......- Feb y noon
SPECIAL NOTICE
NEW TNIE-St5REW :. ) EADERLASD.
ESQ Tons. so TT Long - Fl Beam
INTERN tTIt}NAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers II aud - Y r. ONCE - Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 ST NV
or G. VI. BOSS. AGENT. III C 81 NV:
C. COLTON & CO. gIS Pa. Ave NV