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RY.
Schedule corrected to November :. 1907.

Schedule corrected % Novc-,S1r = 1901
Trains leave from Pen1s. lValia S.zl.1u-
e-Gl E- Daily L1Cl. Tor Harr soulu--. VAR
reatlu. Charlotte AID way stations
Il-I5 a IA Iziiy. L. ;. Past Nail S.eepirg
90 New Orezns. Columbia. savannah and
jacksonville. uziJirE a. Sa is5uTy With sleeper fos
A>1svI.-e. CHzrta-ooEs, and Memphis. 1ld 80
LllElltC El-h sleeper for Bilmlu- Am ard AZ
Charlotte With sleeper 51r Augusta sold train
Washington @ Ssw O-itsa5. Dining or se-yiCz-
u-57 a. - Daiiy. Local for Narre1tcu and
Ch1ri1ttcsEIile.
t-Ct p. n Week Dsya Local i0- Frou. Royal.
strzsol-E. znd Ia rlsoEb=-S-
40 p Daily Lccal for Warrentoh and
Chlrl0tccsgi..e
ESQ p. a. Daily. Washington AMI Chsttzagosa
Limited Cyia Lynchbu-g)- Sleeping cas- &. Eoaa-
0Lc Knoxville. Chattanooga. M-E7UaiS and NcH
Orleans. lbr0Gsk coash 20 McmFLis. DIaIaS car
service
$50 D. N. Daily y Y. Fla Express. Sleep-
80 cars 20 Aux IsLa with couuectiOus for AsEeA
and Charleston. and o. Atlanta. Savannah Jazz
sCIyi-Ie. and Port Tampa Though coaches %
Jacksonville and Atlanta Uniting a. DanvilIs
with Pullman sleepcrs f.1la Richmond and Nor
fox FOR Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington O
Dining Car Service
1875 q. y. Daily. WsshuSton and Sog-E=es.-
g. Limited Tire only excessively PG.i.rsn train
between Washington and the South Sleeping
cars o. As.tvl..s Knoxville. Chatlalaaca. and
Nashville and % AL-nta. Macon. E-Iin. lla-d
Nrrrf.s- gianl-1lls-y. Mobile aud New Cr,szns
CLUB car Washington % Atlanta. Dining car
service
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FOR EENT-A nice store. stable AMI a,u Twins.
rooms. 500 y g.. ne So 90. pTg-.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR sALE-Finc poultry OF truck farm
% ten acres, Groom house oUtbuiI dines. horse.
wagon tap. fine Jersey COW. 81 chickens thrce
tons hay On CAT line near BeHn.ug. s2l 1th st.
Er. n19-g
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transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAF-(b) At 7-I5 ?. NJ Tor EUROPE Der
s. s. Lucania from New YORK via Ol-guss1.-u
(c) At g-l5 r. m for ITALY direct. per s. s.
Hohenz0llevn. from View fork Nan must be d.
rected Per 8 e. Hoheuz0llcrn.'
tc) At -o5 p. n Tor NETHERLANDS direct
per s. = Amsterdam, from New YORK Nail INST
be directed per s. s. Amsterdam
Co At -o5 p m Tor SCOTLAND direct. per
s. g. Ethiopia. from New York Nal must De d.
rected Per S. 3 EtLiluia.-,
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WANTED-FARMs.
ron RENT-sronE ANn nM-I:idLAn

WAATEn-To rent OF Luy. ai,c ,puutr, farm
r.ar car Hre. Box goa. ihi- office. pI--s
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birds. DUGS. ETC.

aELCIAN HAEES. - p5.r- from ra-.5-ee s.s...
Cuban TarTgt-. - cash. dog eats. E#. t..
Gee >CHN!U> BIRD STORE. si- a.. b..
mJ-iI
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AUCTION SALES.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN-On SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER ~, 1901, AT 10 A. NJ, I viii sell al
q. C. Sloan Co.'S. 1901 & ST. NV. one trunk
and one chest and contents stored with me IA
name Of J. l. Brown, 10 Cover storage charges.
milo WM. IoNENTHAI.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
FOR BENT-T0 select cal1-ed tenants. G6 20 -
Pierce 81 NV, new, sanitary E-ru0m flats. all
modern improvement, tiled 18th; ideal homes
floor. So, second floor. SIS, third floor. SI2
Also l5Sg and 1913 st. SEE Sc per month.
GEORGE r. hill. 6l5 lfth 81. uW- mI3-6
FOR RENT-An elegant eight-room house pantry,
bath, latrob-s. two ra1Ees; all modern improve
Uents, large grounds and stable. 1900 Fr0vi-
deuCc ST. Br0oEland, D. C. miss
FOR RENT-FREE; 70 c3lored persons; Eve
rCCm houses northeast, free for one month. and
then only $ . month. CAYWOOD & GARRETT.
corner 18th ~. and NV York ave. NV. InS-lm
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HELP NYANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-BaTtendc-. two <lite snd four coIorcI
females A. once Cell early. Zis n 81. nv nj
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For SALE or RExr-HoUsEs.
------.--'- sN ANH-H t-hpAStS.
IHOS, {. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker ana Auctioneer.
9I7 ? Street Is. W.

FOR SALE-NOETHWEST
-, ~ h. H., bath: a. m T.. Tot 24xIO0- 81. 100
mo- ~ p. lsr. bath a. H. i.--.----.-- 500
75rg m p, Jr. Tot l5y99 IT, 90 alley $50
"a. %, % D. o., batl and D. M i--..-..--- 1850
TT5T On a. 'r. dot S0yI12 20 ..-..------- 1000
sous 81 stories. Or. water and sewer 2'l1
7l55 3, H. Or. bah. o. m i---.----.--.. 1850
z67c D. Geutcd for $ per month"; .....- D. sd
I1g- -tE H. trf water and ~-7ygr--------- l-.''
''-' %, 5r. lot l2-fy~J ft.----.----- ls'"o
.,.-.. SOUTHWEST.
a.5 -rl ,'. . ,. fr and back building 81 20
'i 81, ms Or each. stable l1o,H1-- 15''
r-. NORTHEAST.
~. ~ -, D. h. S. bath and a. m. L.....-.-s50 90
7 ~. IlA D. o. hath. a rri........... a. 11
-IIl ~ ID %. o.. bath. a. r8- -.-.---..--- 4 go
ans rr--rr-' n D. ~ and hath. o IN Lee. 49,"
il5g n'.Ntlin. o. S. hail. Uater-...-....-. l.-o2
n. -tt ~ ~ and bath lot z5xl5o- -------- LOO
20 ~ Tot 2l-l5x55 tuder Eantea-)
90. SOUTHEAST
~. q. % D, Er. bath and ra. f.---.... 800
~ .'l,A Of Va ave and I ST. 5.57| So
me- --n improvements rented FOR Si2
10 10, a D.. Dr. Dot 2lxI02 ft.....,...... so
49,. - y ! ave. D. 4r .-.-. 500
ave- D, Or, lot IOxI2O------------ Loo
FOR RENT
Ne zoe zoe, De- furnished. I0r and bathSl00 %
- ilu- 9th, -.----. = %
-It Lincoln st. (Auacostia) Gu n %
Sw. gI5 "a -----'-.---'-' ~ % -
s. - - ~ ST.. II and bath-------.--. % 80
~ ~ &. Or and b. ....... 20 80
~ - ID ave, 6r-.--...............--. u 50
- -, 9ti, lo -
~'-' 40 Z. II -
Apply at ONCE for Weekly Bulletin.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

&
No.. go "a, 80 "a en- "',
ne 'iPP 'AN'''' 80 ''" II. Il,
-
WAN ith-'''l industrial insurance solicitor
800 ',' III, ana steady position ROYAL LIFE
-
~ -i p lisl-etN, barber Tor saturday so
I 30 4.H ~ NV 81
WANTED Boy, rs bundle wrapper must have
/ experience ana reference NJ blRENfpRIH. "-@
/ Pa ave el5-@
/ Nh, M ti,-Nh.t. haTh.r; guarantee D. W.
/ ''-''L. fremont Hotel. 20 and Indiana ave. nN-
-.
W'> IL l','I- n.'n WIN some eHp'.i'nas
! Io p. u. vgE ANA 90 .sI. s.h :, ,,g r-f
,,-..,..-....
/ If.. fl+ rrF !. ,I.>rgy a. a. p. u, M
.l. ., PASS b. ms W.. --5-s' .'.-
MS. '''' '''''
,-.,,-.,. ,.----..-.
NAMED l-,i-c.ass I.intrr, and decorations,
+ 80. me-. ,,,-- a.
- ---
man. RICHARD 49, NuTE>1N NIB r -..
NV ml5-5
WANTED-Ffgscn f--t-aIaz, rap-rlau.er,. piece
Y-Ta- H1I ARD ~. HENDERSON. u8 p 81.
Hl3-a
v,Nrru ,....5 l..r.- .. - .
mi
,,-,,--,-,-
MANIlli--ElgIat0r runner two Young men for
VI So mo - I.~ ,. - .-i ,.,.'
SHACFI EFOKD.S sr. b st mn a.,
- go '--
VIZ, ~, ~ good ai-around col
p5I.N M r., -. "'''''' III" III
49,, -''f '-'7l '"N.toi ST. mi
HANl ~ 'Nle-l'Seht driver must undersigned
81 g., - OF ao'5ea anu nave reference EARLE MAR
,,-..,--,.,,
- !" a - T." Nleii'N'ea meat ana grocery clerA.
100 DIN So hN- mi
MANiEi'-A good experienced bread-woSon
UNIV 1t once 40 I-1ln ST. NV mi
M Eu.Meal cutter Apply Friday az p. u-,
4e- ,oSA,h. I'e2 -, NV. M
WANTFU Ia, s-ff-=,.- en- - DT,T,T - -
{ st. NV, between 10 and u a. m. nj
WANTEu W, -, e. . ..
oalt 70 ,. BASEMENT. 6l3 18Th ST. NV mi
WANTED-Bsrber. $50 gt.arantee. for saturday
IFS ID ST ne nj
WANTED-Youne man Who 1rrdsrzfs7,5g hon -
make ready and nun the Campbell pres; state
wages and references Address BOX $50. this
- -HI
NANIED h.ung white man 20 work IA dairy:
-. nv o,'' o.. s". Hl
Az Ifi-l-erA Tor grocery; one who understands
cutting meats and can command trade. Apply
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MANTEp-HonsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED Good platform wagon 90 aaisl. !..-
tIccn 30 aud 80 pounds Adde'S .. -. cox
NELLY sd ani st-. MS. rII-g
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3CE CREAG. sOr CaiIoa. not made n a cesl4.
1Ct above ground. ioT sewer Gas sbouads Ga ce.-
49, 4u- llrsus D. ga0iG- tirhtHcr.a. etc. moral
Dose az THAR iiad- IACENS Is puTe AZ
lt-.l-C,ia- coz \. y ave. Phone sOsI
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STEAMBoAFs.
StEAMBOAFS-
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co,

- Every day In the year FOR Norfolk. New
- P0TT Sews, and all pciuts south. BY the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News," Norfolk and 'Wss5-
- inEton," on the following schedule:
". Washington 6. 30 pm " Portsmouth 8 % pm
Lv- Alexandria 90 pm Lv. N9-toIk-...sO0 pm
Ar. ~. N0nroe. : % an J Lv. Fl. &0rroe.7-o0 pm
AT. Soriolk.....s.O5 an At. Alexandria q 80 am
A. PortsFnoutl-s g am Ar Washington 90 an
Tickets or sale and ststero0ns reserved
-- a. genera ticket Office. Bond Building, Is-a
- st. and y T. ave- az duEnJoEn Office
- 9Th ST. and Pa. ave- AZ Office wharf
- and on board --Csraers-
E5FUr further information apply a. gen
. erL Offices, foot 9Th ST., phone go. or
- Bond Building. lftL 81 ard y L Sve-
- Warrington. D. C. Phone 80
JOHN CALLAHAN. General War4-pr
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FOR SAiE-Oue bay marc; prompt driver: Day
ton and harness. al in fine condition. f1r IigHt
deliverg; cheap, II sold Immediately Box 507.
this 1ffre. 5-r
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FOR sALE-LOTs.
FOR SALE-Two choice lots 25xIg4. IN Fair
mount Heights Nd, one square from Columbia
cazs. $50 and SIS each. OF 500 for both. Ad-
dress BOX 65q. g Office mI2-S
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AIERICAN LINE
NV CTIAilPTON-LONDON
s. Paul. 20. 70 am Phi'phia. Dec 4. I0a.rn.
iia.e5tord, Nov 2 noon ST. Paul Dc H. DO AKA
RED STAR LINE
NEW -ANTWERP-PA
y ateriGnd N0v-ZO noon .sZeclaud. ... Dec & noon
iarcri0rd. Nov. 2. noon trlesIard. Dee d nom
New i1In-scrCw steamers calling az Cncr5oury-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers "A and Is y. r.
New York Oflce 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 r ST. y. v,
OF c. W Nos. l41I & ST \. W
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Through trains from rnc south arrive Vlsh.u-.
L-a G.sZ an J-5- ar -55 ain. daily. 2-IJ pm
--r g-si % IN. LIiIy. FROM Hlrr.sonlslrs II-sT
m week DAYS aad $40 pm daily. FrCu Car
lottezIilIe SIS an. aud $50 pa. daily.
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

FOR RENT Office rooms at asi F ST. NV Ap-
ply 70 " J. DANTE. Room Is. Hutchins Bldg
10Th and y bts- nv est
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANYTHING YuU WANT. 7 get. address or call
On ~ p AERGIN. SIS IoJh So. ae nib
NANIED-To purchase typewriter stand o. desk
must be cheap. Box Cei, this Office. 81
WANTED 1000 o.. secondhand Iumler- =. %
3. cars. b. q o. Depot. Addres-. giving price.
Bon Ga. ihis Office. sri4-s
HAULING; moving Ter-euaI supervision Of all
work v. o. ANDERSON. express. 60 Pcuus7i-
Vauia ave nv. rIs-a
WhNTED-Ladies 90 cut this out. send rftrl
name and address % Mrs CARR. care Cg-ri.~
80; viii call and give delightful tar -ha-rr5g.
scalp treatment OF manicure; - cent?; short trnr
only .rg-g
WANTED some tools suitable f11 machine shor
rs 18th 81. NV. r.Ia-g
NANTED-Hishcst cash prices paid for I1dfrs-
and gents cast-oa clothing, drop postal III ca.l
u lAi-SHEs. 10. IN 81 NV ul2I-lm0
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. +. MARKS
IS Myrtle ST. eII-6
HIGHEST cash priues paid for ladses' and gentle
mems Cast-of clothing. Address postal and 1
viii call ". RICE. 1892 9TH st. NV ms-lm
WANTED-HiEhcst cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing: drop POSTAL I'm
call + kEBESkY. IsUg 7tL .. nv In27-lfro
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Leave So a-asnlt-a $40 A. U- I-13 p. m. 4-s5
% ~ aud s--J p IN. geek DAYS and g-CI L.
n and G--5 p u-.. sundays only for Elueuoa-
ard f-z5 o. n week Glr, for Lee,as-E-
Returning arrive Washington S-2F a. IA. and
500 % ~ Gaii7 and ,-sl A. sad =-l5 B. m
,,.,-E DAVIS from BluetlCut. and C-J- a. ~. week
H4y-- 5-1ru cfsburE
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Tickets. sleeping ccr reservations. ard other in
formation furnished and b1gEsge called tor aad
checked from hotels ard residences p Uuioa
Tra=sser Co. on cCt-rs Left a. Ticket Of5cc -
18th 81 NY: OH Pc1ll- Ave nv anu u
Pt--a ~-4rrr-
Phone Main 1871 for T. T. T. CD Sr-l-1e
EEANA 3 aANNrN- cd b. o.. a.. ..... ESr-
= d. uAEuNIgE- CrGa-sI rl-s'r A-u-t-
/ S BROWN Grr-r1f 1-r--
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FOR RENT-FURNisHED ROOMS.

{ r,,,,, 49,
| r-,.rr,ir, ,ls rstI,' ,..~.' " ~.
----..'- -. i-,l' 81 -
! FOR RENT Comfortable srcrud-srury front
/ room. 1915 NJ ST. NV. miss
FOR RFNT-T,y, ns,.ry furnished roam. s.r light
/ Lsrts,la.r.fr.. d, - -,,,r.- d., b,Irar t.la tfa
I = - i''' -
For Er<T-s--c,- ...r-5.-,4 ..---,,J-.,crv front
/ r.rr,. I.I. ..s I'm o.T. =, r -r--q
FOR rrNr- or. ..-r...,..5 ,...r.. ,..5-,t. finn
-f, l-fs En- - -r7--.
.-.' .l.' 900, ... '..'- '..-'
lam, s-nl w., ,-., '..-' '1s ,-I-.
TOR RENr-Tva rooms fourth r.,r 81 ,.,,r.
-..o'.Ne'phE allowed "' children '-, ST.
r.p DENT 7r-.. ,....r.. -s.t..r . 80,
.-.a 81. DID,. mi'-i
FOR bi\ Two ua.ru5...ri rooms. front and
hack. with l.r-. closets, heat and gas $500;
,s -,'' -' ''.''' ',- avs. '..'-'
FOR EfNr U,-i.ah.c rooms. private BATH:
r.at and gas .r5 arh 81. sa uf
FOR ETNT-Laree uaru~ai.,aI room. 1..,e, %
bath. $500. ID ST. rc.. near Norjh Capitol.
ElI--8
FOR RENT FURNISHED. large. Wen heated
rooms 10. Ii.l, hausessep.a-. adults. al %
--- H"- MOS
FOR RTNT-To r-1naI sasrr.Tr or gentleman.
large sunny. -seoul-door f.aat aIcove window,
private vai.-lI.4..I lively No.. rurrrlF twelve.
MINUTES ii.e toW 'anlisit SO: also --llIA qi'-
ul.n- ~ u,c.t,IHE Is desired 80 Ada.rr,
Boz, 80, this Office ellis
,r,- - 80 -,-- 1870 i = 10,
.rt2 " - | " "'
FOR RENT 1s,9 mon, b. s..-..l.I r,.,,.s. o.,
60 -. l' '-,' So '.''''.''.N '''-S' 50
FOR RENT Tuo up r,rs.. rooms ,i-.I,. s,,-,;.5sI
- ~" 90 ''i'e '''.il', ni'ei1 iuiii''i,'i
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR sAiE-oue bay marc; prompt driver: Day
ton and harness; ali in fine condition; f,r Hght
delveg' cheap. If sold Immediately. Box 707,
ihis ofhce- ei5-s
FOR sALE-iIo-s~. coupe. harness. and I5rsr=T-
m good condition: must b. selL Call ar rs
~ q sE- cr5-G
FOR SALE-,.ood, sound Io-s-. Bsytou. AMI fs--
ness, viii hc sod s- ~ic-ia-e. cal lHF t-s -.urr
a. ~ Eim1. "a, SUNDAY J. r. long. near
Hume Nlriu-- .r5-s
LIFT TO BIZ sULD-ssreaI different sfg1.I
"-g"1s Carriages ana russlra, ai-9 wheel. u0.H-
lEs BOZ reason refused I-lO Ohio .re ~T.TT-
VANS STABLES. Second Floor. ml5-.
FOR sALE-s-5 to 500. have no further use. rs
horses aEc mare suitable f0T f1ua. FAMILY. gr
general h-sinass purpose. one fast driving mare
ave- M. sI4-7
anil ilu-g aas.r CLIO. HALL. co.. ID.l and
s... r1f-g
FuH SAIL Fine Eszo. lrau-Hs1 and D. .-f.-..
OF VIII @rlI horse rels-ffeg. must Oh. sold
Aldrs-- BON c.1. th.s eal.r- miles
FOR ~hLE-Tsu }.sz.lia horses. on. pair hss..
one .aif rI.sS arI one fine arlu-llu Irr-.
t&LD. JOHNSON. Us p ST.. S.. mills
FOR >ALE-FaHey driving mare. seven ..-r. ,rI.
sllrantee- Perfectly sound 81 Bye 81. ae
FOR SALE-ilsagy double feed dealers WAGON.
FLYNN HLotNT. SO IIlh Of. -y mI.-a
FoR SALE Jmup--ezy surrey. Cali 5o5 N4-l-
chu-rtts ave- uw. miss
CUCsWELL'S is the cheapest place 60 buy horse
blankets and robes -1J llrb &C.. Tw. u;1-s
LOST.
LosT-Blaek parset5ook couta.uiG- seven CHECKS
and S57 100 bills. ga Georgetown reward if re-
turned @" 1850 @5A ~ NV 81
LOST-W cducsdly. fox collie. Iigil-bral,n sad
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. ueugc 81. Brooal1nd, D. C. miss
FOR RENT-FREE; to oolorsd persons; Eve
[ roCm houses northeast, free for one month. and
then only $ . month. CAYWOpD ( GARRETT
corner 18th ". and NV York ave NV. InS-lm
-----
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR sALE-G!ooe-y, during business OF 5000
year; all cash. Address 90 18th st. NV
el5-3
FOR SALE-Grocery. provision. and meat mar
tet; Old stand cheap. 5J5 10th st. sw. eI5-s
FOR SALE-Groccry store northwest. Old stand.
, tine business; cheap. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. Oh + 81. ms. MISS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE: central Iocs-
ton; invest gate DUNLAP. eos ? ST. eI4-8
BOOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE. allied with
Ioomers; imeatiEate DUNLAP go It. eif-S
OFFICE BUSINESS. neaF 81. clearing $40
monthly; price $3.50. DUNLAP, sJ6 81 els
GROCERY. dwelling and stable attached. elea--
ng 500 monthly DUNLAP, 9o6 81. eIi-3
FOR SALE-Oyster house; cheap rent; SIS il pur-
chased at once. BOX Gae, this Office. el4-5
GENTLEMAN with $50 to s1.ooo wishes to en-
gas- IN established bushes. with services. BOX
sai this Office G4-s
FOR SALE-Ice box. coffee mill and scales. suit
u.
cheap Enquire GO Rhode Island ave nU. MlI-3
FOR sALE-Lunch and oyster house at a sac
rihce; $50, owner having other business. CaI
II 300 C. RI. NV Rare chance mIi-s
FOR SALE-Finest equipped eating house fn
Washington doing a profitable business, quick
buyers investigate. Addse-- BOX GO. tins Office.
ml4-3
FOR sALE-Ssloous clore TO Washington. one
$50 and one SI,2Vp ". j. DUGAN. 6II la. ave
nils
FOR SALE-Saloous in every section Of Balri-
Ecr1 from 500 20 1900. IS. j. BUGAN. OH
Ia. ave mli-3
FoR sALE-salooni close 10 Avenue. money
maker; $500. ". !. DJGAN, CI7 Ia. ave
nils
FOR SAIE-Saloon; the cheapest IN asIington;
$500. ". J DJGAN. Oh La ave ml4-5
FOR RENT-Largc room. suitable for dining or
pool room Enquire SO 10Th ST. NV. mIi-s
DINING ROOM established d, wears daily sales
50, are bargain. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. Gil ST. mIl-8
GROCERY AND PROVISION store. Nortl.-ez,.
established 10 years; retiring. INV YORK BySI-
Mss BROKERS Gil r r.. mIf-5
pool. ROOM. clearing $50 week: established G
years; gruuiue bargain. NEW YORK 81 SINE>S
BKOELE>, Ga 81 un.4-s
CONFECTIONERY and bakery. wholesale and re-
tail trade established 70 EeaI-- price 500 re-
t.rius- NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. on F
b. mli-S
CIGAR STORES $50 to - !. 3.y. lunch rooms. 500
upward CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. At
lr.t. Building NILS
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WAATED-RoosIs.

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keeping dai for two refined bUsiues, ,.ur.rD. with
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WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPEKED from - up Painting
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samples brought 20 your address; send postal,
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Vania ave. Be-. Telephone East IIi-F- Anacostja
Branch, lO5 Pierce 81. mj-Imo
AOLTE. s24 9Th Il. NV. Is constantly receiving,
the latest and most attractive designs IN Wall
Papers, and papers rooms from e 90 up. Call
and investigate fOT yourself aud be convinced.
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HELP wAHTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Vegetable cook. Chambcrm1idS. and
pantry 1irls- today. 81 BGESS' HOTEL AGENCY,
ms lU!h Il. cl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-24
CANINE TASTE FOR CHEESE
The Assertion Is Made That Dogs Pre-
fer 1t to Any Other Kind
Of Food,

".Do dogs like ch"ese?' Well, I
should say" exclaimed waiter in a
lunch cafe. reports the Philadelphia
Record. u imagine that dogs prefer
cheese to any other food that is GO
ing. l didn't know this myself till
two or three months ago. Then, one
afternoon, man happened in here
with very nice fox terrier, and !
tossed the animal lump of cheese
from plate which pie-eater had
Just abandoned. oh, he won't eat
that said the owner of the dog, Very
likely not said l. But by that time
the terrier had hoped with grunt
of JOY on the morsel, and he swallowed
it with such blissful look as never
saw on a dogs face before. And
would you believe 1.-THE next morn
ing, bright and early, that fox terrier
came in here alone, and ran to me, and
looked up in my face. wagging his
tail. l thought ] knew what he want
ed, but, to make sure, threw him a
bit of meat. He turned away from it
in disgust. Then | threw him bit
Of cheese, and he was happy. He hung
around two days. His owner located
him at last and took him home. III
keep q stock of cheese ON hand for
him hereafter said the owner, or
otherwise know that he'll return to
you again."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-24
GREAT BETS IN HISTORY.
There ls Any Existing
Record,

Lord George Bentinck, in 1913, in bet
ting on his horse Gaper, for the Derby.
stood to win ( 100000 ($72O,O00), but
saved himself upon Cornerstone, and
netted 100000 ($l44,0OO), says the New
York Herald.
Another time bet of 100000 ($432,-
00O) against 100000 ($144,DO0) was
booked between old Lord Glasgow and
Lord George Bentinck.
The marquis of Hastings bet and lost
e103,0oo ($494O00) on the Hermit's
Derby.
Bell g. Co., of Wall street, in August,
1900. had $250,00O placed in their hands
to bet on President McKinley's reelec-
tion, at odds of 2H to !. Their offer
was absorbed in fractions.
Lord Dudley bet f24,O0 to 900 on
Peter in Il race at Ascot with Il book.
maker named Morris. Peter was
beaten.
A syndicate headed by a man named
Lambert won $4,000 on Don Juan in
the Cesarewitch at Newmarket in
1881
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-24
CHINAMEN ALWAYS COOL.
The Celestials Never Appear to Suffer
from Heat in scorching
Weather.

Cinnamon may be deficient in many
things, according to our point Of
view, but when it comes to keeping
cool in hot weather they have us
beaten to a standstill. Even on the
hottest day in midsummer it is .
rare thing to see a Chinaman per-
spring or displaying any evidence
that he is uncomfortably warm OF
course, his flowing garments, allow
ing a free and untrammeled circula-
ton of air have a good bit to do with
this, says the Philadelphia Record,
but that isn't all. Speaking of this,
a Sixth district policeman whose beat
embraces Chinatown said the other
day:
"A Chink doesn't feel the heat be-
cause he drinks so much hot tea. The
hotter the weather is the hotter he
drinks his tea. It's just like taking
hot bath. which Is always more re-
freshing in its after effects in very
warm weather than cold bath. Chi
namen, though, never bathe at all in
hot weather. Then, too, they never
eat meat of any kind during torrid
spell, not even yokamai. But l dare
say the fact that they don'hunder-
stand thermometers has as much to
do with it as anything. You see, they
never know how hot they really are!"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-24
vii. Interest You.

Say you saw it in the REpuBiiI AN.
A girl, with references, is wanted
at No. sol Jackson street. Only four
lii the family.
Girls are wanted Tor hUiscwork. al
so cooks and Chambermadsat the Re.
liable Intelligence Olice, No, sJ7
Walnut Street.
A colored boy who knows how to
make himself generally usefulis want.
ed at the drug store, Eighth and Pop.
lar Streets. Will pay 81. so per week
Experienced crocheters are wanted
at No. s0i Kirkwood Street.
A white girl is wanted by Mrs.
Thomas 5. BeIlah, No. 2l7 West
Street. a
A good cook is wanted: a!,oa cham.
bermaid and nurse at No 1906 Broom
Street.
George D. Grief warns all persons
not to trust no one on his account as
lie will not Fay any bills unless con.
tracted by himself.
The annual meeting OF the Farm.
ers Of New Castle County for the re-
covery of stolen horses and mules,
Will be held in the parlor Of the Fame
Hose Fire Company on Saturday, &c.
toOer Goth at 10 O'clock, i Y
The inhabitants at NJ. 1905 West
Street wants to purchase a piano in
good condition. A KnaLe piano pre-,
ferreG.