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LADY SCHORR WON
 TENNESSEE STAKE
Lady Strathmore Came Second
 Half Length Behind
MISS BENNETT IN MONEY
sehorr's Great Bay -Filly Jumped to the Front at the Break and Led All the Way, Winning
 With Eease.

Memphis, April 16.-John F. Schorr's bay lilly Lady schorr. by imported Esher- War Mantle, won the Tennessee Oaks at the local track this afternoon. negotiat- ing the mile in 1.42sz, and beating T. P. Hayes Lady Strathmore half a length. Miss Bennett, the only other contestant, finished third, six lengths away. The Oaks was the fourth race on the card, and there were numerous scratches. Lady schorr opened at to in the ring, but a heavy play forced the price to to D at the close. Miss Bennett was secohd choice at twos while Lady Stratbmore was the outsider. To a good start Lady etrathmore jumped to the second, and making all the running. led into the stretch by two lengths. Here Woods moved up on the favorite, and with little urging Lady Schorr won by half length. Miss Bonnet did not seem to like either weight or distance, and was outrun at the end.
 Harry Pullam, second choice won the first race at four and a half furlongs easily from Edith c. The second race at five furlongs was won by Sam P. Coch- ran. the favorite. who beat Assessment a length Old Hutchwas an odds-on-favorite for the third race at four furlongs, ana won easily from the second choice, Bac- cie Lee King, who has been performing aconsistently, won the fifth dash at seven dnd a half furiongs from Sunlocks, an o,atsider The sixth and last event went to Zack Ford. Myra Morella was seyH1 ana Ciorita, the favorite, fnishe z n 13tH9 ruck. Summary: .n
 First, Race--seven and half selling: Harry Pulliam. 9s Qrw.pI ron. EdSth Q, 105 (Gilmore), fF t4
 q to l. sec5ud; Blitcheful, 9S ff9cH to 1. third Time. 1884. kk4
 second Race-Five furlofEs sam P Cochran, l01 CWink f91e) <4 e.| won: Assessment 96 @. r X 1, second; Francis Feis, so G -< I, third. Time, l:o3. z 2. E
 Third Race-Four furlonge 7--= . i ,-year-oios: Old Hutch, 10a <4V<<<{t *] to 5, won: Baccie, 1o3 (Cochrd 3 z to 1, second; Lady Buriin .I.<. z <z <1z<< i more), 30 to l. third. Time -l 4
 Fourth Race-One mile, 1< Oaks: Lady Schorr, 111 tJ. 48@* [< <..<' E. won; Lady Strathmore, IT &<4X e9>*'. << I to 1 and even second; 7'--.<E <@<< T 117 fCochran), to l, third. <.f%<
 Fifth Race-Seven and a @=A 44z <@<1=l| selling: Lee King, 109 (Coc << t won: Sunlocks, 100 tNelsop4 14 'I!zs 10 to 1, second; Merrimapf, |y 10 to l, third. Time. :3es4- % {. .
 Sixth Race-Five fug1ongs, seinhs nssA Ford. 105 (Cochran), / 3 to l., won; Myra Moreila, 101 (Cobuxh), 12 to l and . 10 |, second; wm. Boyer, 101 0. Wooos)' 4o to Nl.--tbird. Times l:02A.
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 ------~~-~-~~--~----~--~ ~~-----~----- New York, will arrive in Birmingham this week and will be the guests of Judge and Mrs. James B. Head.
 Miss Frances Meade has returned from Arizona. where she passed the winter with her sister. Mrs. sroub.
 Miss Bertha Woodward returned yes- terday from Pass Christian.
 Mrs. Harry Wells Coffin will entertain at cards this afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. Bennett of New York
 Mrs. l.. M. Aldrich and Miss Greene of New York, who have been passing the winter with MT. and Mrs. Aldrich, re- turned home yesterday.
 Mrs. John B. Reid is i'll with diph- theria. having contracted the malady from her little son John Reid. who is still quite sick
 Miss Nellie Breast of Nashville. Tenn, is visiting Mrs. A. L. Lawson at South Twentieth street and Thirteenth avenue. There will be an important called meet
  ten Association this afternoon at o'clock in the rooms of the Commercial Club. The Misses Ehrrman are spending a short time in town with Mrs. John w. Sibley.
 Dr. George Mansfield Lathem and Mrs. Lathem have returned from their we'd ding journey.
 L Mrs Rivers Copeland will entertain the Victoria Circle Friday afternoon instead of Mrs. Blackwood.
 - Mir. Charles Caldwell and Mrs. Cald- we'll have returned to Bainbridge, Ga. after brief visit to relatives in Bir- mingham,
 Dr. George M. Lathem and his bride, who was Miss Sara Benton Woolley, re-
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LOOMS IN NEW YORK. Venezuela Minister Returns To Amer lea, Refusing To Talk.

United States minister to Venezuela, is a passenger on the RedsD line steamer Caracas, which arrived tonight from San Juan. When seen on board the vessel, MT L,oomis refused to say anything re- garding Venezuelan matters except that President Castro seemed to be firmly seated when he left Venezuela. When asked If he intended to return to Venez- uela he said that he did not know. Mir Loomis said that, it, was untrue that he had expressed himself regarding Genera Castros attitude toward Americans nol
 had he said anything about General An drade. s-
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Russia Trs.t. .wlth Japan.

{ London, April 17.+''Pour parlers are proceeding between Russia and Japan says the Odessa correspondent of the Standard. and it is expected that the result will be the conclusion of an agree ment regarding Corea. No explanation, however, is vouchsafed as to how the European powers and the United States are to be dealt with and reconciled to such a modus vivendi founded upon the wreck of Corean independence.'
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At Newport.

April 16.-Duteh Comedian nfrprfssd the talent at Newport today Sfnninx the fourth race at 61 furlongs om some of the best horses at the track e was a 10 to 1 shot in the betting ano n for the first time in the colors oi ete Fagin, who claimed him out Of 2 elling race the other day. Weather Cloudy; track heavy.
 First Race-Five and a half furlonfs, 1 selling. Frema, 9S e. Murphy. to ?, won: Brown Vail, 109 e. Moore), ' to l. second; Juniper 96 (Donovan), F to l, third. Time, 1:12.
 Second Race-Five and a half furlongs. selling Eva Wilson, 1O9 Q.. Jackson), 4 to 1, won; Easter, 94 (M. Williams), to l. second Maggie W. 104 PosteD, to l, third. Time, 1:10ls.
 Third Race--Four and a half furlongs. Elgiva, no (HothersolD,- ' to 1, won; Myr-- tie Dell, Tor CHouck), to 5. second; King Daily, 103 (McCluskey). to 10. third. Time. 57ls.
 Fourth Race-Six and a half furlongs. Dutch Comedian, IA (Castro). 10 to l, won; J. H. Sloan III e. Wilson,, to l, second; Foneda. 106 (Forehand), 13 to 5. third. Time, 1:241R.
 Fifth Race-Seven furlongs, selling Castine, 99 Qaindsay). 5 to 3. won; Come Quick 106 (Forehand), to 1. second Little Tommy Tucker, 97 Cough, to l third. Time, 1:33
 Sixth Race--Mile. Lawton, 10S1z (Bloss) { to l, won; Sara Camp, 104 (Berman), to 2, second; Julius Werner, 105 (E1other- solD, to 1, third Time, AS.
 At Tanforan.
 Ar.-
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Coronation In June, 1902.

London. April 16.-The coronation of King Edward will take place at the end of June, 1902. Westminster Abbey, ac- cording to Truth, will be entirely closed to the public for four months prior to the event and all services will be sus- pended in order to prepare the interior for the ceremony.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

a shot and when her father and brothers reached the house she was lying across the bed dying and as they entered they say she said. "Dadd;sS Bine shot me- She died in two hours. vyhitlach was shortly afterwards arrested,s but denied any knowledge of the crime and says he can prove an alibi. t
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

Drink Alabama Brewing Co.'S "Malt Extract" re- nowned for it's health pro- ducing qualities. Telephone 1928.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
easebalI at Selma.

Selma, April 1s.-tspecial.)-A wild throw of a hot grounder by Allen from third to firt in the game. this evening gave the Bernharts their only run. Score
 RIFE Selma .... .... ....1O0010002-4 3 1 Bernharts ......00 0 O o 900 0--1 IA I Batteries: Bailey and Koch; Brown and Piper.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
Promotion for Postal Clerks.

Washington, April ls.-The annual ad- justments of postoffice salaries and all lowances thus far made. to take effect
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

For quick and good repairs on any kind of machinery, phone BIO. John D. Lykes
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For Coronation.

Washington, April 16.-It is probable that Major-General Corbin will be named to represent the United States at the coronation of King Edward VII.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

The best that can be said about med. icine is said about Hoods Sarsaparilla- It Cures
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

 Sak'S Clothing '''': ;. s.:ss: 1.:s:s:. s::' Sou" Must Be Tailored Honestly, COnScientiOusIy, Thoroughly and SkilfuIly. StM mOre-n must be as IOW-priCed as possible We help this along by taking small profit ourselves You say Why can't other stores get the best? They have money oo."
 It takes more than money It takes experience takes te and above a and all else it takes desire burn- ing ambition backed by unbending determination secure the best things that to be able to sell them at prices usually charged for goods bought by other dealers be- they cheap expe 1ience No one jumps to the top by single leap
  featuring ourselves would certainly stitch
 
 brainy makers cooperation with clothing
 
  By method possible clothing produced We seH everything by boy and child and you always ger money back purchase is unsatisfactory LOUIS SAkS, The CIOthier.
 Strictly One-P1ce to ALL :: ::
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turned from their wedding journey yes terday and registered at the Morris
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Chamblee's 3 big sellers $1 and $2 hats and @. 50 shoes-3 big values.
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At Tanforan.

San Francisco. April 1.-The weathe
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

Ford. 1o5 Cochran, ts to l, won; Myra Moreiia, 1O1 (Coburh). 12 to and to l, second; wm. Boyer. 1o1 q. Woods), 40 to N third Timaa l:02A.
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BALTIMORE &OHIOR.R.

schst1uIe IN effect November u, ie9l--s--.
Leave Washington. New jersey Ave snc Z Il
Chicago and Northwest, EI0-45 = = -e-zp -,
= Cincinnati St Louis, AID Louisville. lV-sS
4 n. .s:45 2 IL. ITO night.
Pitts5urg and Cleveland tl9-te a IL so =
n and 100 night
Columbus and wheeling. $50 p.
Winchester. 6.35 a II. 1919 ana ilS''t ? "a
h hnnsoolis ;'' I Z $3.50. 1855. H:5s e.
' F1edeiick, 1885. --s7o2 lo:as a Glib.
asserstoxn. 1905 a m and Il5:s9 p
Poyd and way points. SIS. sJ-0y q H. 80
1880. go. '+lo:I5- Il.s2 P N, -.
Csitilsrsburg and way points iis;@9 We =
m 1850 s'1:I5- 1850 80 $40 i9-S''
J7:o5 80 ''I0-I5, iiII-5o p n
= Arlington Junction zRd WI points HS-S''
-+g.O0 3. n LIB so. $50 P n.
R.Itir.ore week DAYS x9 60 $50. SO, q To-
~ ~s-s1 s.z5 xs.SO. xI5-0o T-55 > "a,
x19-ao room. KISS, I2.0o, x4-oo N4:S9 -
xs-cs x5.s5 xS-90, $50, X57Jc, xlo-.J. 1II-s''
1T-e5 n n Sundays. x3 60 xI-o7, x H. 49,
"a On = n 10 50 lis, x3=0o, x3-33, x5-eS'
r5:s5 60 xs.05, xF0-O9. xlI-S0- xlI-S7 ?, Il
RoYAI. BLUE LINE
AT +-zins illuminated with PIntsch light
Baltimore Philadelphia New 4oTh 6aS-oa, q I
fha East zoe 'T-G5 (DiIe-), 1853 tb1sS, /,
sso-OO (Dfnsr). 1880 (DIneTl 4 n; 1z5- S
CTSI1rrl 500 Royal Limited" Danefl 80
| SB-1fe5 500 DINER. 500 and -lI.so P <.
| (SIeecinz Car open At 300 o'ciockI
Pullman Cars al day trans
Atlantic City fIz-So noou
.nsiIy. Except sunday -fSuaday only
! < Express trains.
| Bs-gzrs called for ald checked tTS-a n0leLs etl
! residences by Union Transfer Co on orders Seit
- tictat af5eez 6ls PenE5=iganiR avenue RsEtf-
| west New York avenue and Fifteenth street, @'l
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RAILROADS.
Washingt Alexandra
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
RAILROADS,

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave ana i"12 Ss'
In effect November /, 1901.
For Alsxandria-week days. $50, I'ot, 10 9,
500 500. $50 OPS. 1000. I9:25, 100. u ~
a. m; xI2.O5 70 30 12.45,. xI 90 LIS. 2:o9 50
S.o2, $50 $50. x4:I8. 4.35, 1854. SOS. x9;5z'
$780, 6.G3. $50 7.O6, 1850. &c., S:i5. $3.50, lSl''
II 30 II.59 d n
sundays-7.45, 800. 9:45 1870, 11.o0 II so a.
m: u 90 noon; 1890, 100, 1.29 200, 30 80,
$780, 400. $50 500 500. Geo. $50, 200, 90
500 e.G5, 0=2G. l3:I5, II.20, 1l.5O p m
For Mount yerEon-Week days: 60 SO
1000. II 90 a M. xI2.05 x1.o5, 200, x5:oz'
x4 II. 1872, 100, $50 p.
sundsys-s:oo a. m, ia:eo noon, 200, 4'oo'
$50, 700, $50 p. N. ;,
For Arlington and Aqueduet Bridge-We e-
days: $50. 7:ei. 7:30 $40, SO, 500, -
I0s39, 100 a. M, si2.65, 12=ao sl2:45, 10
sI.25, 200. s2:2o, 1902. $50. S.59, 4:sS, 4;94
5-Z2, Cos. $50, 700. 500 p N.
SUNDATS-7:45. 900. GAS, 1850. u ~ ~
I'll 80 4 NJ. 1900 noon. 1890. 100. i.a, z'os
SGD, 800, $3.50, 400, 1890, $780, '9;So'
600 $50, 100 F7:30 500 p. m.
Express so Arlington only
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. COLvIN, Superintendent.
e Z ABBOT. President.
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FOR sAIE-Stoves slightly used. See Us or tele-
phone 1857 Main. FRIES & HOLLYWOOD, eth
aud SIS W tl-5-S
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wANTED-sTABLEs.
Observation-Disclosures

wANTED--stabIe Tor one horse. So Centre Mar
kef nj
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For kENT.-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-House, 8; oae $. ~ LOIRE,
Isea.eseod, D. G NILS
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND sTs.
ESQ A. b. DAILY, PITTsBtIRG EXPRESS-P2riek
and Dining Cars Harrisburg TO Pltts9I I.S;,7s
Pullman Sleeping. Dining Smoking, and oo-
EeTvation Cars Harrisburg to Chicago Cinelass
Bsti indianapolis St Louis. Cleveland, ana
Toledo Brfe. Parior Car 70 Harrisburg
1850 a If DAILY. FAST LINE-PuilpaR BHHet
Parior Car to Harrisburg. Buffet PsrioF Caf
harrisburg TO PittsbUrg-
s.20 p H. DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST LIS
EXPRESS-SIeepiHS Car Washington % e
LsUis. and Sleeping zHd Dining Cars f2ETiS-
burg to Indianapolis. y. Louis :, Sssatltis -
Cincinnati and Louisville and Cficago-
Tbs P. n. DAILY. ST. LOUIS EXPRESSTEn-'-
man Sleeping Car Hasrisburg 20 =; Ie.iis;
7:45 P. ~ DAILY. WESTERN EXPRESS-Fu.s-
man Sleeping Car to PittsbuTg ard CEieSsS-
Dining Car to Chicago. -+1-
7:s5 p. II. DAILY CLEVELAND AND CiNAiS-
HATI ExPRESS-Pulnsn Sleeping Cars 5e7sa7
iEstSP to PittsbETg. and Harrisburg to S.es@-
land and Cincinnati Dining Car
1910 P. n. DAILY. PACIFIC ExPRESS-FU't-
man Sleeping Car TO Pittsburg- -,
ESQ A. NJ. DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EAPRAsSI
with through Pa-ler Car, Dining Car. @-S
Coaches TO Buffalo. via Emporium Ju'l'--oii-
7 30 l. NJ fer Kane Causndsgtia. kcchestees am
Niagara Fails daily except Sunday.
1880 & H. for EIruira and Remove daily exee2s
SUNDAY. For wiiliausP0rt daily, $50 , :,
With through Buffet Sleeping Car and Co2ches
to Buffalo. via Emporium Junction -
f:45 ?. H. DAILY for Erie; for Rochester bala5s:
and Niagara Falls daily, except saturday, HttH
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester
1910 p II for Erie, Canandaigua. Rochester.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester saaas7'$Ss
400 P n. CONGRESSMAN LIMITED, daily
for New York, oil PsrloF Cars. with DiniHs
Car from Baltimore
For Philadelphia, New York and
the East. 80 t.ro
Express, 700 C)iaias Carr, 49, 5:9l tDia,as
Carl, goo, 1870 {DsEirE Car, 1872 anu - -
Dining Car from Wilmington A u. t--sS'
SIS 40 Dining Car IRON BaitITHoFe31 e:y9,
1890 P. n, I2:Io night. On Suasays- ~ ~
Dining Carr 7.57. 7:5T Dining Carl 49,
IO:25 IL 90 Dining Car from Wilmington a
N Iz:I5 3:I5, 40 Dining Car nom ba.si-
rao-e} $50 1000 P Ii, l2-4O night fSL
Phiiadelphia only. Express, z:45 a M-.1t49
P n weekdays. 2-ol, 4:1e, and $40 T. Ii
daily. -z.cz
! days and $50 p. n daily.
/ For Baltimore, e:15, 100 7:45, - 49,
eco 1900 1925, 1870, Loo A. NJ 49,
! 1913 l:2s POL. BIS, $50 go l-Ialseel'
40 40 f:S5 $50. $50. G:l5 $50. 4:i2 "a q
| Sundays. 100. 80. 7.51, a29 49, -,
1870 II 90 A ", 12;l5- I-l3. z-5l S-l9 80
! fl-O0 Iinited}, so 40, 40, $40, 90,
go 7:I5, 7:85, 1900, 1910 r IL, and IN
For Pope'5 Creek Line, 7:a5 a H. and 1=22 n
For ANNAPOLIS eT,ois 700 500 a " I2:5 snI $40
P. ~ weekdays. SUNDAYS, 500 4 u anu anu
$40 P. NJ 60.
TfcEet ofices corner Fifteenth and g STREETS,
80 :. the Stain. Sixth and g. Streets, s-iefs
orders oan be left for the eheoEi-!g OF bags.sS
Telephone call TIT for Pennsylvania i-a&i-
.uad Cab Service. ION
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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FOR SALE-Second-iland sewing machines on
credit SOC per week guaranteed from $50 up;
,-ef;r- uevsei,old. etc, given up by Office Peo-
ME as ~ St sw. Open evenings mss
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FOR SIZE NORTHNEsT.

-nnI, "a omee for MeeL.Iy BuIietin.
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AMERICAN LINE

AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK-SoUTHANPToN-
81. Paul. Jan I, 10 m St Louis, Jan % 10 an
ICELAND. Jan s. noon Phi phis. Jan p. 10 n
RED STAR LINE
NEW oRE-ANTwERP-PARIs.
Kansineton Jan / noon St Louis, Jan Is 10 I'm
iceland, Jan. G. noon. iSouthwark, jana, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and Is \. r
New York Office. % Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 St N W,
Or 6. " Moss 34li C St n W
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STORAGE

STORAGE. "a cents load UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY, sao 10th st. nw- mss
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SEAROARg)AIR LINERI.

..cspstaI City Eoate." .. --S-
Travs Warrington, Peana r. R sta'lSa-
.,.o, IA sEABoARD FAST 2iAlI--TbroEi-i'
ti XII = P:lllman S-eepers 40 J@cssoi..Ii:''
connecting at HaGsJes VIA Pull
LIE z!oc IS s "a Fla AND METRCPt1TfAS
iSS LIMITED Through Pulin'za SEP
ers TO Tampa and Atllpsi
Cafe Dining. Car service Pullman SieepeI I 1'
- Tb,,rsesys and Saturdays 10 southern I mes
fese trai:,s oFTer excellent schedules ana EITElee
70 Petersburg, Raleigh Southern i'IneS tFll-
bI,rst1 Camden Colombia. Slva--aah, J@eksah-
riiIe nd all loridl points Charlotte AtheaS'
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga, Na-i''l-'-'
POINTS West an4 Southwest 49,,
tso0 a m IOCEL-To Petersburg. 2i5lsi,
SSsY Ss1.herR Pines {PinehiiFst). HAM
let, and intermediate points
Office 1871 y Y ave and PenII- Il X OLfces'
R. z. L BUNCH. " IL hSi,A1,
General Pass Agent General Agent
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S SOUTHERN RY.
Schedule corrected to November p. le0i-
Trains leave from Pennsylvania station

Schedule corrected to November =. IsJl-
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
sol q m Daily. Local for haETLSonbuTS, "@E-
rsDtou Charlotte and Wy stations
Io.5I a m Daily. arlington, RIcGznosaj anu
Ffp-ids Limited. FiFst-clzsz coach Snd dFaNit'e
To0rn sIeeupr to jacksonville Dining car ssIicS.-
Ills a n Daily United States Fast Nal
F7irst-eIasS coaches and dTaWEag--oOEu slsSseE -
New Orleans. Dining car service
U.2- 2 m Daily Local faE NzTTeHtaH anu
"a 19I n. Week DAYS Local FOR Har-LSo--
b,Trv and way stations on Manassas branch
49, D m Daily Local Tor " Tenioa a1''
ei no y m Daily. Washington aad Chzttsu0oz1
limited via Lynch5GTg)- FIz=s-et@ss Sc2cn sna
sTeepinz car 20 Roanoke, Knoxville tiszitsi.5osA
ana Memphis; sleeper to View Dreams DING
e-s5 D. m. Daily New YORK and Atlanta *
rress, First-cIass coach and sleeper to AtiSata'
go-days. " etines5ays and Fridays. sunset k0'-fe
Tourist s-erper Washington TO san fTa..e-5eo-
Pullman buffet service: go
e-55 >. m, Daily. New York and tl1rldl *
Ne. First-cIass coach and sleeper 70 ozE7T.E.u--
TsrFsorviIle and Port Tampa; sloePe. 70 S-I--
s-riIFo Charleston, augusta and coraecilSii-t' f
I;Ls1 Dining car service
T0.t5 n m Daily Washington a1t Sout4FFe-t-
On Limited All Pullman train, club and obSe.-
v.+=an Cars T. Atlanta and A9con; slc-Fe-s =
| G.L-;Ila kt'arta Macon. Memphis NeS Or. esas
T-;rrsesslv 70 Piuehurst. y c. &old7ys'- y 81
| T,ezpsvs, and FRIDAYS Dining car seviee-
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oCEAx STEAMSHIPS.
oCEAx .TI.AEsHIPs.
CLARK'S CRUISE Of The CELTIC,
the Largest Steamer in the World, to the
MEDITERRANEAN and the ORIENT.
February ga DAYS.

Februdry ga UdJSs
Some choice bsrths left at $50 and uT-
Fi-St-ciass including Shore Excursions. Guides.
Fees. Hotels, Drives, etc The cheapest and mos
attractive trips leaving the United states TINS
winter, covering the most ground and aHoTdIng
most Sightseeing
The rlaEnfhrent White Star Line tSInscree
steamer Celtic $50 toRs), floating palace
specially chartered for the round trip Length
go feet; breadth, IS feet decks $ single
SPECIAL. FEAu-R ES-hadeira, AIgieFs. Malta,
IS DAYS II EGYPT and the HOLY LAND. Con-
sfautinop!e Athens Rome the Riviera, etc
course OF eight lectures Tickets good 70 stop over
Ia Europe and return later the Oceanic
I Majestic" etc.
| F. C. CLARK Ill Broadway. New York.
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FOR RENF-ExeeIlent stalls IN large brick
stable. including room, for wagon or buggy;
per north Enquire 4. l. kENDiG, 9th and +
stE- esl-S
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FOR SALE-Twelve acres, improved BY two new
cottages price s. 500. part Can remain on place
Apply CHAS. II. Butts Sligo P o., Md
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FOR SAIE-..A decided bargain Look at No.
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i..proversents: nine roouas and bath; brick sta
bic attached VIII sacrifice in order to clo-e an
essate at once Call at 1908 ST m1i-t
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WkNTEB-Bv a -oune lady, position as stenog-
rznhrr. Address Bon 49, this Office m29-5
WANTE3-Pozition by middle-aged Northern
woman as working horsekcrpcr for lady gent.
Add4csS BOX So tins office. nl>9-2
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for an invalid child eicren years eidi must
bring best reference Enquire l1as 9th 81 RS-
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wANTED-AGENTS.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
10 secure subscriptions to The Ladies Home
IouTnaP' and THE Saturday Evening Post,
We want agents who viii work thoroughly aud
With business system TO cov=r each section with
our illustrated little booklets and other adTeT-
rising matter, and to look sharply after renew
aIz from old subscribers The pay Is first rate,
and at the end Of the season $4,000 viii be given
the best workers extra prizes Ter good work
Ioy- well some OF agents have succeeded Is
told in little booklet We would like to send
vou-nortraits OF some OF our best agents, with
the story Of how they made 1t pay The CURiiS
PTTRL ISHING COMPANY Philadelphia, Pa.
der25-ISt
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TRAINS on BLUEsIOXT BRANCH.

1csrc washington g.el a. daily, l-c1 2 IT,
- n m sud ~ D. u. week days and 50 p
:, s:,ndays only fer Biucn:o1t, asld 60 p =
week dsys and II 40 D m. thest-e tFa-l, SOU
Ssvs WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS for i-sessl,Fs-
Through trans from the SeEth arfive5 "si55..--
Ito, $50 & NJ 6-52 g. II. 80 g. az - ?
300 D. H. szd $50 P r. daliS- i-2e4t
f-sips from HarrisonSurg u 3. = m NeeS esEs
I'D 40 n m daily From Cnar.ottesy5is, So
a m AID $40 p II daily
r;.,.fs s1ss,inp car reservations. AMI dst2ileI
-fr-ssti,r cs1 b Rad 1t ticket osceS. 20 l9-l
Sc 81 Pennsy lyania Ayenue. am PeS..syiF77 ~ a
station. B@zg7Gc CHECKED through iiez;l +o----
ana Pro- Vain 744I, P r R Cab serviee
FRANK S. Cs.NSoN. Sd V P ar n; VIZ
g. h H4RuWICh, Ccne5ai - 49,
2ROTE Gs7cr1 Agent goa
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WANTED-Inrnediately haIf-grown girl for light
work; no cooking or washing 7lS 18th St nv
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wANTED-Girl to nurse and do ehauberyso or
Apply, with references 1924 Sth St nv eSl-5