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died at his home iii Grinnell March 6,
1901. He was the second Of ten children,
four sons and six daughters, born to
EJtas and Sarah Propst, both dead
many years ago. Two brothers and four
sisters survive him. His parents were
of German descent, their ancestors hay
ing been among the first settlers Of vir-
GINA. Mr.. Propst' boyhood wac spent
in farming pursuits, and. in attending
the public school. His first office OF trust
was that of constable at 20 years OF age
In 1851 he removed, with hiSuncle. to
Scott county, Iowa, locating On farm
near Long Grove. Here, in 1866 he mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Cunningham. The
seven Children of this union are all liv-
Ling. expect the youngest. an infant of a
few days The six surviving children
are g. F. Propst. OF Marshalltown; Mrs
T. NJ. Goodall. Ottumwa: Mrs e. j.
Hillyer, Emporia, Kas.: Mrs NJ B.
Kendall, Grinnell, and Mrs. s. E. Med
hurst and c. NJ. Propst of Des Moines
Thirty-two years ago last September
Mr.. Propst removed with his family to-
Grinnell. where he spent the remaining
years OF his life. Here, in March, 1872,
at the home built by himself, and which
Is now owned and occupied by Mr. A.
Rinefort and family, the wife of his
youth died. Three years later he mar
ried the wife who survives. him, with a
son born to them, Herbert Addison
Propet, OF Davenport. w. A. Propst is
Well known, having been engaged in
mercantile and other pursuits thru a
Ion gterm of years. A quiet, reserved
man. he never sought positions of trust,
yet he was honored many years by Inn
portant township offices. Kind and
generous to fault, his W az one of those
rare characters whose virtues are
known only 70 those who knew him
best. In business he was an example OF
integrity, holding the confidence Of all.
As a friend he ever stood ready to lend
a helping hand. The funeral services
We're conducted at the home Friday.
March 8, BY w. p. Stoddard and E. NJ.
lVittum. following which interment was|
made, preceded BY the Odd Fellows.
ceremonies, in the I. o. o. F. cemetery.
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THE GRlNNFLL NEWS.
Fist Fight In Restaur.nt-Local
News.


Special to Times Republican.
Cirinnell, March 13.-Ole Olson played
to fair audience at the opera house last
evening, and that which at first gave
promise of being tedious and uresome
Especially was the audience in accord
with the actor When he roasted" few
young men in The gallery who were Gre
ating disturbance. and the roast was
none the less effective because 1t was
not coarse and bolsterous
Two young men engaged in q lively
discussion Last night in one Of the res
taurants. and one of them named Jamer
handed the other an upper-cut on the
jaw in order to better emphasize his re.
marks. His opponent young man
from the country by the name Of Clark
drew a knife, but prompt interference
by the proprietor prevented serious re-
suits, and he held both combatants I'M
til the arrival of Marshal Pigman. who
placed them under arrest.
The Saturday Club will not meet this
week.
A number Of those who are interested
in promoting the new opera house
scheme met Monday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell. A
committee consisting OF Messrs. Lam
phere, G. H. McMurray and Mcconnell
wa. appointed. and a report will be
made by them at another meeting as tc
the best plans Of procedure in the mat
ter. The ladies' met today in K. p. hall
to consider the plan Of permanent or
ganization.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. McMurray, Jr.. re.
turned yesterday morning from Chica.
go.
DR.. Clark went to Gilman this morn
ing to perform an amputation ON Mr.
L. g. seeger. Of that place.
Following are additional Particular
relative to w. A. Propst, whose death
was noted in these columns . few day,
since:
William Addison Propst was born In
Pendleton county, West Virginia, near
the town Of franklin. April ~. 1899. and
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SHOT THRU THE HEART.
Young Man Named Strucker Killed
by AccidentelD Discharge of a Riae.

by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF q t1ues
Special To Times Republican.
Hastings. March lS.-A farm hand
named Cyrus Sucker. living near Car
son. as Instantly killed by the acci-
dental discharge OF y rifle yesterday
morning In company with his ems
ployer, James Fender, he started Il
Carson and as they were driving toward
town a school boy took a shot at them
with a SNOWFALL. Sucker, in a playful
manner, picked up the gun and shook.
but did neI point Il a the boy. and then
Went to set IT down in the buggy again,
when the trigger caught on the side OF
the buggy and the cartridge was ex-
ploded the ball entering his body just
above the heart. Death resulted Instant
~
Sucker was a. young man about %
Years old. He came to Carson from
o.. about year ago
and not much is known here of his rel
atives. They have been notified.
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Ratify the scale.

Special to Times Republican.
Ottumwa. March 13.--John P. White
OF MISUNDERSTANDING OF the United
Mine Workers or America. district No.
-, and L, L. Lodwick, Of Willard.
Davis county, secretary OF the Iowa
Coal Operators Association, met here
yesterday and ratified the wage scale
as agreed upon by miners representa-
tivss and operators in this city sa,ur-
day night,
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NAV sETTLE THE sTRlKE.
B., c., II. & n. strikers Accept MaD-
ngcr Williams ArbitrationP ropos-

b., c.. IL. 81 n. Strtkers Accept Man
nger Williams Arbitration Isropos-
ition.
Special to Tines Republican.
Cedar Rapids. March 10. Prospects OF.
a settlement Of the b. G. r. & n. shop
strike are looking brighter and speedy
adjustment of the difficulty between the.
warning parties. AT the meeting Of
the men yesterday it was decided to ac-
cept General Manager Williams prop
osition and committees we're appointed
Ito take hold of the work as outlined in
the plan of Mr. Williams. The work Of
preparing sworn statements of the men
employed in different departments was
commenced SO as to have
them in proper form for presenting TO
the commercial Club. The men We're
much pleased With Mr. Williams prop
osition, which they consider was made
In a spirit of fairness.
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ASSOCIATED I.REss MARKETS..
Chicago l.ives,ocs

'Fllcaso, March l3.
c'atfls Estimated eipys fer today.
islp'ip, choice STEADY, others Weak to a
dime lower: good d prime, !; s0Gs 90;
pcer 70 medium s:so@4.s5; CONS. 2.5oa
re; 1exaiis, 5fs4 60, stoeksrs s.5od
4.s5
Hogs Estmatsi receipts fer today,
y 600 pI9eilsei strong 90 p nickel higher;
closed weak: heavy 5.E5. light,
5.io95ss1ls; ,asixeS 5sos15s70.
shts'fa--l fli'tA I'D eeipts for today.
IS. 0n0 5itk sheen, & auf,s { l;.,,,t,s
Gao 10.
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II starts the circulation, expands the
system. strengthens the heart. brings
peace and happiness IL taken this
month Rocky Mountain Tea made BY
the Madison Medicine Company. Nc.
Bride & Will Drug Company.
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start south Tussday or Fridax

Arrive in Florida next day without
changing cars. The Chicago and Flor
Ida special runs thru via Pennsylvania.
short lines from Chicago union station
to Jacksonville and st. Augustine Ask
II. r. Dering. A. G. P. Agent, 24s South
Clark street, Chicago. H.. about this
convenience for southern trip.
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, March 49,
Wheat-Cash and May, Az July, 751 V
aii's: on track, Nc. ] hard. 7s14 No. /
northern. 74;a; No. 2 northern, 6Sa4 q
7osA.
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New Packersin MARKED.

Sioux City, March 10. The Sioux City
Provision Company Went on the market
at the stock yards Yesterday and
bought 1000 hogs Killing will be be-
gun today.
Instructions 10 Manager -. S. Church
came Yesterday morning from Chicago
and he bought hogs at once, having
been expecting the order The force OF
men had dispersed and new men will b.
srlt 10 work. The force Will be gradual
ly increased as the market warrants it.
~ first no larger force will be used
than was required by the International
Packing Company previous TO the shut
down.
OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST.
Special to Times Republican.
the following observations were
taken at Z a. m, central time:
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Liverpool, March 49,
Wheat Steady; unchanged; spo. and
May, IS 11Ad; July, IS 117sd.
Corn Steady; unchanged: spot. IS
10@11Ad; May, Ss 95sd; July, IS allsd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13

The lingering cough following grippe
calls for One Minute Cough Cure. Fol
all throat and lung troubles this is the
only harmless remedy that gives imme.
date results. Prevents consumption.
Geo. p. Powers
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milwaukee, Grain.

Milwaukee. March 49,
Wheat Steady; No j northern, 75@
1872; No. northern, 71lsM73
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Peoria Produce.

I-tDfIa, NdrC1 u.
Corn Inactive: No. Q. 3SA
Oats-Inactive; No. 8 White, 26I26A
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Dulutll Gratnl..
Liverpool Grain.

Wheat-cash, 1915; May, 7s1s, July
1875.
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The Money Marker,

nc NIOHey NIHrKeI.
New York. March 13.- Money nonli-
rally 20p2sa:: prime mercantile. 31a@4A I;
sterling steady at 4.s7ss on demand; 4.s4
N4S41s for sixty days.
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I hicago i-roduce

Cllicag Maren l3
Ni1sai March lfis Alay 81 175ss.
Nlf March. 2s7 May. Al ~. "a si:sss.
March May
Miro q May, l5.59t
Mareil. sI9i May s.s22t
RIBS March, 80 May, 100.
50i2.
Ear 3sN55.
IIlaxl.53
Timothy 4,4o.
Gl5.sis-19s,5
BlIt,e oulls crearneries. 515a21: dair-
les llNla
Eggs Dull: lla4
Dressed Po2lt y-Dull; turkeys. sale;
chickens sla@lo
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New YORK Exchange.
Chicago, March 13.
New York exchang cents
discount.
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I. LON. erodnc,

81. LOUIS 7'Toducs.
St Louis March 10.
Wheat Cash, 77aass May. 81 aII33A
6'orn-tsash 3si9. May 1894.
oats-Casn, %: May. 25s4.
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The Glucose Sugar Refining Company
will pay SO cents for sound. dry new
corn.
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SOCIAL GAMBLERS SCORED.

GEORGE n. CHAPPELI.,
Forecast Ondcial
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Marshalltown Markets.

Marshalltown Markets.
The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as it is possible to OBJ
tain from Marshalltown dealers. The
quotations are for prices paid by deal
ers, corrected Wednesday afternoon:
GRAIN AID FEED.
The Kansas City Grain Company re-
ports the following prices:
Oats-21.
Corn-New, 81; old. 81.
CORN.
Tho N1vca., Soeo = H2oauforp
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Receipts today, Az.
Britain q co. are paying the fol.
lowing prices for hogs in wagon load
lots:
Selected light, 14o to 300 pounds, $40
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
FOR S8TF-N0RTHFasT

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and 1872 St
in effect May l. 1901.
For Alexandria Week days. $50, 7.04 80
500. s:29, s:5s, e:s5. 1880. ff:oo. T:39 a. m /;
Il2-05- I2-2O, I2:45, los Is 200, 80 * O2
$50, 3:59, x4:15. 4:S3. 4-54, sos, xJ=zs, sac,
6:0S, $50. 7-05 $50 SEQ s-45 $50. I0.I5 IL 20
80 P m sundays, T.45i 900, 9;45 1922 II 90
80 a IN; 1900 noon; 1890, loo. 30, 100
2:S9 $3.50. $3.50. a.eo. $50. 500. $50 600 $50
100. go, 500, s;45. $50, lO:!5, H:20. u:50
p. m.
For Mount Vernon-Week days, 6:5O 500 1904,
hoo a m; x1205 x1 .O5. 200 x2 :O2 $50 $50,
X 10. x5:23 7:o6 $50 p. II. sundays. 900 a. n,
lZ:0O noon, 200 400, 200. $50 p N
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week days
$50, 100 100. SEQ s:29 s:59 0:25, 1900 Il 90
a m; 'l2:o5, 1870. 'l2:45. I.o5. '1.25. 200,
$50, SOP, $50, $3.50. %4:33, 4.54. 5:93 sos.
go. 7:o6. 500 p m. Sunday. 7:45, $500. s.45.
1000, II 90. 1850 200 noon. 1850. 100.
1870, 200. $50. SEQ. $3.50 400. t4.30, 500,
$50, 500 $3.50. ZOO. "7:90 500 D. N.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
xExpress. To Arlington only
J COLVIS G. E ABBOT.
superintendent President
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SeabOaEd Air Line RaiIWaV,

'FForisIa and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington Penna. r. r. Station.
fi:Of A. nj. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MATI1-Thro,TgH Pullman Siecpers
to jacksonville, connecting az
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
O:55 p NJ FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LISuTED-Through Pullman sleep
erS to Tampa and Atlanta.
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
TO 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.
4:3O A NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (PfHehurst), Ham
let, and intermediate points
Office, 1884 y. Y. ave and Penna. R. R. Offices
r. Z. /. BUNCH W H. DOLL
General Pass. Agent General Agent
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&Ohio
RAILROAD.

Schedule IN eject Nay 70. 1901
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave and c st.
Chicago and Northwest 1850 q M, ss-95 pm
Cincinnati St Louis, and indianapolis. 1916
J. IL, ~3:45 p IL, -I;I9 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland 1850 a n. SO Z.
n. and Zoo night
Columbus and Wheeling, sos P n
Winchester. s:S5 a H. $:45, and $50 p n.
Annapolis al lis, --g:s3, Hs:s5, a r., gI2:b,
Frederick. s.ss. -so.aa 1859 a. T., ''l:i5,
i Hagsrsf town r 1o:o5 J. n. and l5:9 p
Boyd and way points is:S5. '4s:0o i, "a. -si.l5
40 $50 los p. n
GaithersbgTs and way points. SIS, 9 ;s- a
M I2-50, tt{-I5. I2-I5, AID. -J:e0- i;5:59,
-7:G5. <-10.f5 11-25 p
Washington junction and wy points s-S5,
1900 a m. FsI:I5. .4:31. 5:s0 p N
Baltimore week DAYS x2-35- 500, 6:59. K -
x7.I5. xs:30 s.35, 1890. x1o-09 a m, xl2.l0 II
I2:I5. xI:10 x3-01. z4.00, xi.39 4:55. 'o2,
x5-I0. x5-39. x6-2o. $50. x8-09. Eie-eo- x 30
II %. D n Sundays N2-35- x7-05- NJ 10. 80,
xe.0e n xI2-I0. xI-IO. lis. z5.0e xS.91. SIS.
X -05. x5.I0 G:39, xS-0J, xl0-00. xlI-S1, Xll-92
? ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with PIatSeh light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York BostoH ara
the East. *2:25. s7.05 (DIner)- $50 (BuIet}.
1000 DINER. 1000 Diner a m, ri2:i9
CDiner) sI.Ia DINER. 600 t'-Royal Limited
Diner 4 20 (Bufet1 sos (DinsF}- 500 sal
HID D. n. Sleeping car open % IG-vV . c50cA}
Parlar cars on all day trains
Atlantic City. 1850 j. NJ, i.l2:-0 noon, z1d
,rI-I0 and SEQ p m
EDziIy Except sunday. -sSUlsdsy only
! Express trains
Baggage called FOR and checked from hotels ant:
residences BIZ Union Transfer &C. on orders LETT
AZ ticket Offices SO peunsy vaTIIa avenue sortE-
west. New York avenue and Fifteenth street, ana
ct depot Telephone ticket Offices ~ 3 & y
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. B MARTIN, NJ Pa=~ -fras5c-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTEB-By Young lady from Virginia hous,
work iE small fami:v. > sth 81. g.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-FouT-room house sink IN Kitchen
stable sewerage; $3.50. address OWNER. 1000 gth
St ne. nj
FOR RENT-III0 Yev Hampshire ave. furnished
80 per month; UNFINISHED $3.50 per month; a
cool and delightful little home: I65s Huron St,
" Washington Heights, ST. per month: 2530 Mess
more ave. Washington Heights 81 per month
These Washington Heights houses have back
yards 100 feet deep. B. H. WARNER & Co. gIG
+ St e5-3
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FOR RENT-Yery desirable front parlor. dentist
or other business SIMPSON, Photographer, I22.s1z
F St uT. eS5
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Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June 1. 1871
rims raava fam 7ar7,7sz- I--s=717 S-arTr-

Trains leave from Penusy tvazia Starioz-
s:ai = n Daily. Local fer BzFriz5Rbusg md
for Chz7Iotte and way stations
II:I5 q. N. Daily Z 5. Fast Mail Sleeping
cars 70 New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah. ana
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury With sierEer f0f
AsheYilIe Chattanooga. and Memphis. 2zd IS
DanyiIIe with sleeper for Birmingham aud Is
Charlotte with sleeper for Augusta Solid tFSz3
Washington 70 New OrieaEs Bining car service
81 g. n. Daily. Local f9= Charlottesville
4.OI q m Week Days- Local Tor Front Roya'
Strasburg. and HaFrisOabuEg-
40 D n. Daily Local ioz Charlottesville.
$50 D. N Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Via LyachbuTE)- Shaping cars L, RoaE-
oke Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis and Mes
Orleans Through coach 70 AsEnphis. Dining czE
service
955 D. n Daily n Y & Fla. Express Sleep
:1S cars to Augusta with connections for Aiksa
ard Charleston and to savannah, J7cksoRr3lls.
and Port Tampa. Through coaches 70 Jackson
vile and Atlanta Uniting at DaByille with Pull
man sfeepers from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington to SzsE
Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frii1ys.
Dining Car Service.
I0:45 D. II. Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Limited. the only ezciusi yely Pullman train
between Washington and the South Sleeping
cars to AshviIe Knoxville, Chattanooga. AMI
Nashville and to Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham,
Memphis Montgomery. Mobile and New Orleans.
CI5Ib car Washington to Atlanta DINING cas
service.
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FOR RENT-SToREs.
FOR RENT-Larse store, corner 9Th and Il st.
>w- ej-5
FOR sALE-HoUsEs AND LOTS.

LOTS FOR SALE-NEW sUBDIYI-
SEQ SION $50
SHERWO0D'S ADDITION To
s2a9 BROOKLAND- 800
JUST OPENED BaautifuI location
$50 tor hores: high ground; streets open $50
cd. sidewalks being made: trees plant
Sf6D ed: fine houses almost completed; 500
Maryland cars fgrecE) pass this sub
$50 division: only fare; get off at $50
Queens Chapel Road viii build homes
$50 20 SUIT or sell lots at low figures and 500
on small monthly payments. The own
Szs3 cT who be fdIHt1 the ground $500
every evening after & intends TO
500 tiHtc. alaag with purchasers Of homes, 500
the building up aHsi4{uproving of this
$50 portion OF Brooklands For map and $500
tuli particulars apply 10 WI Il.
SAUNDERS < 60, and CHAS. 5.
MIR. AGENTS. IsI1 ST y r..
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NANTED-By Half-grOwn c0iOred girl, place
nurse- Gil TODAY. I9es 18th st. NV.
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FOR REST-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-STnaIl home partly furnished; en-
close stamp GEORGE /. SNIDER, Ardvics,
Nd ms-3
FOR RENT-At Cleveland Park 4 beautiful
house, . rooms large porches. all modern inn
Provenents, SO OFFICE, SO 18th ST. NV.
mss
FOR RENT-CoIoniaI Beach. Va. neatly fur
niSfed cottage; eight rooms; river front: BATH
houses; summer house; shade: newly painted.
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Y ASTED-C0BicctioHe furnace, slabs, pepper
Ets- ms
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EDUCATIONAL.

\ CLASS practIcing on difficult shorthand dicIa-
ton viii take new members OF equal ai,llity 5zsd
seriousness VI purpose. Enquire 100 Q 81 IsVF.
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FOR SALE-uOUSEs.

FOR SALE House 4Io 1 ST NY. Enquire P
H SJGRJE. II22 North Capitol St MS
I HAVE just one more Of those nice forIr-room
and bath. hot and cold water, Glen Echo houses
suitable for ycar-rouRd home; 10 90 for $3.50;
cash Slo9 SO per month: liberal discount fer
cash Apply 10 GEORGE F. WOHLSARTH.- 1914
r 81 NV, or big yellow house at Glen Echo.
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GOOD FOR BUSINESS PEOPLE-PrintiHg- 1000
cards zoe; other printing reasonable HAYS,
ggG 1 m4-5
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T.O>T-A female black and white japanese span
iel. no tag collar; reward 1II5 llgH s. NV
81
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l'Sl PER WEEK."

The square pianos axe going out rapidly at 81
uer week. Make your selection before the good
makes are sold.
f c. SMITH. 1925 Pa ave.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHAMPTON-
st Paul June 19 10 N. st Louis July II. 10 m
st LouIs-JUne %. 10 am ST Paul Aug. :, 10 ain
st PaUl-July 10 10 am " Louis Aug Il, IOI-m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PARIS
Friesland June y. noon KensjngtOR- July 8, HUor
SoutlTw b-.Junc 70, noon +Zeeiand.Juiy 10, noon
'Naderid June 26. noon Fricsland- July L. noon
New tYin-sCrew steamers calling at CheTbouTg
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers Il and Is y r
Ne~ York Office. g Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 ST NV.
Or G. ". Moss, 14II St. N ".
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-First-class washing to Do ct home O.
out. ISis L ST. NV ms
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WASTED-ROOMS-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Good secondhand National cash regis
ter: must be cheap for cash Address Box 252
Gins efice cS+
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A. s. CAYWOOD.
Phone. Main 10 gS3 9th St y W

At BRIGHTWOOD PARK
sI5 Erie St, siz-rcom house, occupied by owner,
gas bath cellar hail. south front one car fare
to city; house Is IN good condition splendid
elevation; easy terms; 3. coo.
LOT IN TRINIDAD. TGc
On St between 18th and Trinidad ave- coed
building lot, 50xl5o feet TO 20-foot paved alley
al l6c cash; ISC- on time. eI-3
FOR SALE--A nice little fruit farm and summer
home fog city people, Metropolitan branch,
b. & o. Railroad. Address BOX Il, Dickersou,
Nd MOS
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, s7d otheE IL
formation furnished and baggage called for AID
checked from hotels and residences BY EaIo3
Transfer Co. on orders left at Ticket Office Is
18Th ST. NV; 5lI PenRa. Ave, NV. and a
PerRa- StatjOa-
b. ,PEoDe I44I for P r r Cab Service
FRANK ; CANNON. Sd Y ?. md Cen Mr..
5 H. HARDWICK. General Pass'r k-cas
l. : EEOWN- Gro~-7l F-enr
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Through trains from the South arrive washi=s-
ION s;s2 am 6-52 am T-35 daily 2:I5 pm
mi q.O9 pm daily From HarTisonburg 1871
m week DAYS and o 10 pm daily. From CGar
lottcsyiIIe SIS an and e:4o pm daily.
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TRATNs on BLUFNONT BRANCH

Leave Washington $40 a m, loo 2. m, 50
D m and 4:S9 p. n, week days. and 9:0i -
:, and 6.25 D. m. SUNDAYS only for BlusmCnJ,
md s-z5 D m week days for Leesburg-
Returning arrive Washington s-2f 4 r., and
SEQ D. n daily and S.S+ J. n. and 2:45 p. H.,
5yee;, DAYS from Bluemont, and 6.ST n, vee1
Iavs from Lecsburg-
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FOR SALE-BeautifuI house Of six rooms IN
Hyattsvillc; spacious porChes; newly pdpcred;
range: fine shade; good stable; IA acres. three
minutes OF electric cars: 3. 500; 800 cash bal
ance monthly. ARTHUR CARR HyattsyiIIe-
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing czHArIssr Haocklfss
tirds dogs, cats. rabbits. gold aSh. etc.s catA-
logue fire sCHnD'S BIRD Sio4.E. III 18th 81
az.