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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
WILLIAMS STILL ALIVE.
Injured Negro, However, VIII Not
Recover. His Physicians Say.

George w. Williams, the negro who was
run over by train on the Central Rail-
road, about fifteen miles from the city
is still alive, although his attending ply
sicians say that he cannot recover. An
account of the finding of the wounded ne
gro, and of his removal TO the Georgia
Infrmary for treatment. was published
in the Morning News yesterday. One of
the mans legs and an arm were mashed
from the body, and other serious injuries
were sustained. 1t has not yet been learn
ed how the accident occurred, inasmucn
as the negro is unable to speak. 1t is
believed that he was stealing a ride and
wheels
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
FAIR AND COLDER WEATHER,
Is the Forecast for To-day and for
Tomorrow.

The run of warm weather which start
ed several days ago was continued yes
terday, the mean temperature for the day
being 81 degrees, u above the normal.
The maximum was 81 degrees, and the
minimum, 55. The accumulated excess
for the month thus far is A legrees. Up
to 8 o'clock last night the registered rain
fall for the preceding twenty-four hours
was .OS of an inch. The acct INFLATED ex-
cess of rainfall for the month is "a of an
inch.
The Washington forecast for to-day is
for fair ard colder weather in the south
east and southern portions, with variable
winds, generally fresh west on the coast
Tomorrow, also, is expected to be fair
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
Through Trains Between Savannah
and StatesbOrO via Central of
Georgia Hallway.

Effective Monday. Jan. IA. trains and
will run through between Savannah and
statesboro, via Dover. as follows: Leave
Statesboro 5:15 a. m, arrived Dover, $40
a. M; arrive Savannah, 7:4S a. m.
leave Savannah. SEQ p. m. arrive Dover
500 p. M. arrive Statesboro S:35 D. n,
Ticket offices, 107 Bull street and Central
passenger station.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
Ladies' TniIor-Mnde Costumes.

Having secured an expert cutter and de.
sisner Of ladies' garments from the lead
Ing houses Of London, Paris and New
York, am prepared to make any style
Of ladies' tailor-made costumes upon
short notice. G. Fantini, Merchant Tailor.
--ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
Mems shoes,

We challenge the world on our mems
shoes. We keep only the best and have
no kick coming from anybody They are
made well and do not cost you a whole
weeks salary. Found only at Nichols, 8
Broughton, west-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
Joennesr MILLER shoe.

The shoe of ell shoes for ladies is the
Miller. 1t is the correct thing. The
best people all over the world wear H.
Found only at A. S. Nichols S Broughton5
vested.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
Winter shoes.

The kind that At easy, comfortable and
keep your feet warm.
For children, men and ladies'. Found
only at A. S. Nichols. Broughton, west
I'D
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
visit the DInmond Gonden.ed soun

Exhibit this week at Jackson, Metzger &
Co., absolutely a pure vegetable extract,
making It the most convenient soups to
use. The ladies are invited to GAIA while
out shopping, and be served with plate.
and see what the Diamond Condensed
Soups are.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
Merchant Tailor

High class ladies' tailor-made costumes,
made to order from the latest patterns
and most select stock.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU DRINK.
beware of the Vile Mixtures That
Are Sold for Teas and COffees.

careless about other things are particu-
ar as to what they drink; a pound of
good tea or coffee is as good as two
pounds of cheap trashy goods. Note our
prices.
l6 Pounds best granulated sugar Isl 90
II Pounds best soft white sugar.. / %
IA Pounds best cut loaf sugar ........ 10
Fancy Elgin creamery butter ........ 2Sc
Rio coffee per pound, 15c, zoe, best.... 25c
Java coffee per pound. 25c soc, best 35c
Try our Java and Mocha, pounds / 90
Teas at cargo prices.
Oolong, Young Hyson, English Break
fast, Gunpowder, Japan or Ceylon teas
at 40c, SOC, Coo, Use, best 81 90 per pound
Drink Thea Nectar, pure Chinese tea,
6Oc per pound; special present with every
pound.
A. & P. Baking Powder, pound can 45c,
an extra fine agate sauce pan will be
given to all purchasers this week in Or
der to advertise the finest baking powder
or earth.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
Jos Broughton street, west
Telephones 616.
H. 7. Wilson, Manager
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13

DO not miss the delicious desserts be-
ing served at Foye & Eckstein's, made OF
,Hausen's Junket tablets.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
LINE OF AUTOMOBILES.
H. 7. Wilson. Mana.

Growth of Business May Call for
Them Generally.
One of the revolutions of the century
promises to be the introduction of auto
mobiles or other fast carriages in city
delivering. Numerous dealers already
find themselves taxed to get their goods
out with wagons, or without employing
too many of them. Logan already has
nearly a dozen wagons in his business.
and with a continued growth of his
business the automobiles may be abso-
lutely necessary. The superior service he
renders his customers insures their con-
tinued patronage He is looking out for
the future, and preparing to take care
of all corners. Cali on Savannahs leading
caterer for your supples.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16,
The Great Chinese-American Sensation
OF THE OPIUM RING

BY Charles l.. Baney and Charles A
Taylor.
The scenic marvel of the goth Century
See the Native Chinese Actors and Chill
dren. the Chinese Cake Walk and Rae-
time Ball the Chinese smugglers Land ms
a Cargo, the Police Raid on an Opium.
Joint. the Chinese Theater on Ne"
Years Night.
A monster kaleidoscope Of oriental mag
nihcence.
5-BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS-s
PRICES-s1.O0 TIC, soc and>25c-
Seats on sale Monday
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13

A High-Grade Institution for Ladies' 49,
Shorter College. Rome. ca. Write for
catalogue.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
WILL SELL TWO LOTS.
city viii Dispose of Public Property
I'm Roberts Ward.

The city will sell two lots in Roberts
ward before the Court House, al public
outcry, on Jan. p, provided a price of Il
cents a square foot can be secured. This
was determined by Council yesterday af-
ternoon when a resolution by Alderman
Wells was passed. The lots are Nos. %
and %, embracing 2,627.6 square feet. The
sale will be made by the city marshal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13

During the coming week Miss Cole will
be pleased to entertain the ladies with
Hausen's delicious junkets. Delicious
desserts served free at Foye & Ecksteln.
-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
The CITY'S FINANCES
REPORT OF TREASURER G. s. FTAR-
DEE FOR THE YEAR 1900.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
CASH BALANCE LESS THAN THAT
SHOWN BY REPORT FOR 1890.

The Amount I'm the Treasury on Jan.
/, 1900, Was $16,43O.57 The
Amount on JAM 1, 1901, Was S14,-
31O.9O-statement shows the Re
ceipts From All Sources and just
How the City's Money Was Elk
pended.
The annual report Of the city treasurer,
Mai. C. s. Hardee, was submitted to the
Mayor yesterday morning. Following is
a statement of the receipts from. and the
expenditures for the various departments
of the city administration:
Cash received from Jan. l, 1900. to Dec.
81, 1890:
Cash in treasury Jan. !, 1900 ......$ 16, 490 81
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Continued on Nineteenth Page
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-24

OR SALE-Underzvood fypcszriter. III prime con-
tien- address BOX 635, this ctic,, mzZ-2
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-24

Mails for MEXICO overland. ualazs specially
addressed fo- despatch BY steamers sailing from
Nev YORK, close here dsily at 1850 a. m. AMI
1900 D n.
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WANTED-BriSht, willing bog to work at lunel
counter; white. Apply WADE GOODWIN, 4Si
Pa ave. nv. ln1
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-24
RAILROADS
Washington. Alexandra
and
Hount Vernon Railway.

From Statios, Pennsylvania Ave and l53 -.
IN eject November I, zeol-
For Aiexandria-Weei dzys, ego. I:ol, 4:Se
500, 500, s:5e 9:25, 1000, Io-z5. 1i:Oo. 1888
3. m; KEGS 1920 1916. y o5 LIS, 200. $50
z3.O2, s:S0 S:5e, z4:I4. 1888. 1854. sos, x5:22,
$40 1858. $50 1905 30. 500, s:45. ESQ. le:lss
Il: 40. u959 p m
sundays-7:45, 900. siIs. 1880. 11soe 1850 a
n; 300 noon; 1880, loo, I:5e. zee, $50 se
$50 400 4:z0, 500 $50, 800 $50, 200, 80,
500. s:45, $50 1918. I1:20 lI:So p. N.
FeE Mount Ycrnon-Week days: $50, SEQ.
1o:oo, 1I7o9 a. M. x12-oJ H .eS. zee xS:O2
zs:IS xS:22, 7.os, s:5e .. m.
sunlsys-9-0o a. n, I2;oe noon, 2:Go. 400
$40, 7:9o. $50 p m.
Fer Arlington and Aquedect Bridge-Weex
dsys: $50. 7:04. 7:e0. 500. $50 $50. e:22.
10-60. HOO 4. m. sI2:05. 1890. s12:45. los.
s1=e5, 2-eo s2:2g S:o2 $50, 3.59, .4:S3. '4:54,
S:E2, eos, $3.50, 700, 500 p. m.
sUSDAYS-!:35 &c., 9;5s. 1890, i1:Oo,
81 80 a. m. 1890 noo1 $3.50, 1:00 y 10, e:oo
e2:3o. 800 $50 400. 1870, 500, $3.50
soc, SGD 200. $50 SEQ p n
K ExpEess. To Arlington eE:y.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
J. C0LYIN, Superintendent
c. Z ABBOT. President.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every c-y in the year for Norfolk, New,
- Fort News. and all po;ats S0ritls. by tie
- sugerh, powerful gteel palace sfuET7cTs
- 1-Eexro-t Nexs'' f'Ne-soIs'' AID III ash-
- tngton." on The following schedule:
L.. Washington & 81 Pm Nv. Portsmouth 90 pm
Lv. Alezandria..7.e % pm Lv. E9rIoik----o09 pr
Az. TT Monroe 100 an I.Y. TT. MoarSe.7-a9 PA
Ar &ortslk---.-3G3 ana Ar Ale&sadria- q 30 an
Ar. FoTtsnouJh-sI5 am Ar Washington. .s-e9 an
- Tickets on sale and statcTooms reserved
- at general ticket CAGE Bond Building. ista
St 2ad n. Y ave: a. downtown otecc,
- CJn St ard Ia. Gre-; at office OF Tiis..
- ard CT board steGCe=s-
- ES~For TURNER information apply az ges
era, offers tcct Tih st. phone 80, or
- Pond EailIinS, Ista - =Ha y Y GTe.
- Washington. u. G 'P=C3e $50
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Naazg1r.
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Transatlantic Nails.

Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. wa Vancouver,
Cless here daily st ESQ r. m up 90 December
p inclusive for despatch per $ s ETlErcss OF
India. Registered mail must be directed Via
Vancouver Merchandise for tie L : Postal
Agency at silsasisi cannot Be forwarded VIA
Nails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Seattle.
close here daily at $50 p n up 70 December
- inclusive. fer despatch per : :. TcTa A!aru
Nails fo- CHIN and JAPAN. via Tacoma close
here daily at $3.50 p. to December IS inclusive
fcr despatch per :. :. BEsc57Gr- (o)
Mails fer CHINA JAPAN, HAWAII. and PHIL
IPPINE ISLANDS, - Fia san Ff1Fcisco close here
daily at $50 p. H. vp &c December So inclusive
Ter desvGtch pzT = g Ame7ica MSTJ- {o)
Mails Cor TAHITI snd NARGJ-ESAS ISLANDS.
IA San FraaciSce. close here daily AZ GEO D. m
UP to December 80, inclusive, Tor despatch per S.
$ Australia (o)
Mails for HAWAII, via SIN Francisco, close here
daily at $50 D Up TO December 80 iGciu-
Sivc. for despatch per $ 8 Alameda lo)
Mails Tor AJSTR ALA iexCUBt those for West
Australia, which 20 via Europe. and New Zealsnd
which go via san Francisco, and FIJI ISLANDS
Via Vancouver close here daily at $50 2 H. after
December q and up TO January /, inclusive, Tor
despatch per s. $. Aerangi- (o)
Mails for AUSTRALIA (except West australia
which Is fcTvRTded via Europe, NEW ZEALAND
FIJI, SAMOA and HAWAII via San Francisco.
close here daily ct $50 p n sitter January 5
and ID to January H. Inclusive for despatch Der
; 9 Ventura (o1
s1fails for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded to
New York for connection with European steam
s*PHILIPPiNE ISLANDS Cfiliiary Maid. des-
patched TO san Francisco AT all closes for that
Office, to correct with Government transports
the saiIinZs OF which are irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN Of
FTCE as follows: (bl At 100 D IT. same dsv;
{c3 1t SEQ q. m same day, Id At 500 a m
same day; 81 At 100 p previous day; On
p. NJ. previous day; (o} At 600 p. N. previous
day. JOHN A. MERRITT Postmaster
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WANTED - Bar porter, four aislyyashers, four
walters. two stablesnen. oyster cook, house and
bell boys, working farm manager SHAChI-E-
FORD,s S03 / St NV MI
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TRUSTEES, SALE.
THos. J. OWEN L son. Auets.. ais St. NV

THoS. J. OWEN & son, Auets., 9IS F St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN ANACOSTIA D c
By virtue OF = certain deed Of tTuSt da.v re-
corded in lber 1915, folio 236 ct seq- one OF
The land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request OF the p9Tts secured there
by, we viii sell at public auction n front Of
the premises on MONDAY. DECEMBER 50 1901
AT / O'CLOCK D. m. lots u, Is, Il, Is Ig 81
=. snd 60 n block OF square 3; also lots Is and
p in block CT square No 4, all Of Oregon l.
Green's subdivision Of Chichester as recorded
in COUNTY liber g. folio 81, one OF the laad Tec-
erds in the surveyors Office CT the District Of
Columbia.
Terms Of SaIe-Gne-fhird cash balance in ore
and tHo years, with interest secured by deed Of
trust on property sold, CT all cash. AZ option of
purchaser one hundred dollars deposit required
at time of sale. Coaveyaacing. recording, and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost
HENRY 4. SIMPSON.
GEO. o. WATSON,
deI7-d&ds-H Trustees.
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1oUTnERN RY.
schedule corrected e HoTsabeF 2, l9oI.

Schedule corrected TO SoTsR5ar e, 1901.
Trains leave ION Ps1zlsE.Fsnis Station
SCI 2 T. DzIly- Local Tor EaF-isontU=gs Var
rcarca. C-ar.ctaS and vsv s5sticls
1871 3. IA. EzIy- y as5I51Ss57, &icSl1oSd zHi
Florida Limited Fi-st-cIssz each and draw las-
room sleepSr 70 Jacksonville Is-n1Eg ca ss-Ties
HIS = IT, DazIy- Jzitco States fast Asi!-
Fftss class Coach1s and drax:-S--ocEa sleeper ID
Nv Orleans. D5a;ag csr sesrtee-
.I:2Z a. n Daily Local for hazTeaton aE4
4:ei p. n Week Days LoczI for IIsT-isoa-
burg and way stations CT 5-=zaz==s 5rs7sh-
$50 P m Daily Loesl goE Ra-Tsat2R a7d
Charlottesville
$50 ?. n BsiIy- Washington and Ch-ttaronss
Limited wa LyEziIbUTE}. f.TSt-cis=s coach AL
sleepIuE csr - RCz9:oze, E-5xvzlls- GEsttanoS=a
aad Memphis; sleeper TO Ney oE-cans- DiniES
car se-vies.
$50 p n Daily New York and Atlanta Ez
press FiTst-cis=s coach sad sleeper 70 &ti2Rts:
Ssa.lsys y cciEscs5sYs and Fridays. Sunset RSlts
Tourist s5e=psr Washington TO Saa FEaa-isco-
Pullman buEct scryice-
s:55 .. Z. Daily New York and Florida e
pres F:-st-elazs coach and sleeper to Savannah.
Isck-.u-iic, ard PERI Tampa; slsePeT . sur
,rszy T. CIz7-ezton, Augusta AID connection i=f
Aiken. Dining CT service
ID-E5 D N. Daily. Warrington sIld S5EthTezt-
en- Limited. A. Pullman train, club AID 05SsT-
xstion cars TO Atlanta aad Macon; siesPe=s 70
Nsyhvisfa. Atlanta Macon, AleraP1is. New Orleans
Tri-xesk-y 70 F57gdUEyt y G, Mondays, We'd
1czdays, ana T-iGsys- Dining car se-TiCe-
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SEABOARDAIR LINE RY.

Capital City Route
Icsve Washington Pcnna- T. r SsctisI-
ti:oI a II. sEABoARD FAST aAIL-Through
DAIRY Pullman S.ceDers to JacisoasliIe,
connecting ct Hamlet with Pull
raar Sleeper to AtiaztS.
700 - a. FLA AID METROPOLITAN
DAIRY. LIMITED h=cu-h Pu5sEa5G 5les.,-
20 Tampa and Atlanta.
Cafe Dining Car s=-vicc. Pullman Sleeper Tass-
days, Thursdays, All Saturdays 10 Southern Piaes
JPinehuTst).
These trains ocr cxcellcat Schedules SGd service
20 Petersburg Raleigh, SoGthcn Pines ZINE
hurst) Camden. Colombia Savannah. Jackson
vile and al Florida points. Charlotte Athens,
Atlanta New Orleans, ClattlnCcg2 Nashville
Doints West and Southwest
$40 A. 81. LOCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh.
HAELY. Southcva PiEes CPinehars). Ram
let, and intermediate points
G1sce. 1884 y. Y ave and Penna q T. Ofioes
= z. T. BUNCH. y. Il DELL.
Crreral Tszs Ar-Dt s,r-s1-aI s~asF
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transatlantic halls.

WEDNESD4T-(el Al g.l5 p. IN. for FRANCE
SWITZERLAND ITALY, SPAN. PORTJ' C.zI.
TURKEY. EGYPT GREECE. BRITISH INDIA
and IGRENZO NERQJEZ. pr g. s. Ii Szvoic.
freE. New YORK, via Havrc- Nail f5z other parts
a EUROPE must be directed Per 5. $ Ia "a
FUis-''
FRIDAY-fcl At g:I5 n. N. fer ITALY direct,
Der 2. s. Hohenzal:esa, from Ncs Yors. Mail
must ne directed PEE = 3 Hoheuz0I;eru-'
(c} A lI-25 2 II for NETHERLANDS direct
PCT : = StsateudsuI, from New York Nal must
lie directed Per s. = StaatCntssIn''
SAT- kDAI-(d) AZ 9.I5 g. n foE EUROPE,
Ter 5 ; CaupaRia, from New 1oTs, VIA Queens-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-24

% Al I1:25 .. n. Eor PORTO RICO. psr 5. ;
Pathfinder. from New York, via Ponce Mail
must be directed Per 5. Pathfirde-f'
tc9 At II:25 p n. fer FORTUNE ISLAND. IA
HATCA, SAEANiLI.A. and CAETAGENA- per s. :
Alcsj. from Mem Y0TE. Nail f0r COSTA RIGA
E-.cst Be directed Pc s. = AItai.''
q A. II.15 2. u. iol uAITI and SANTA NAP
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% AZ Ola z n. fer ARGENTT--7. URUGUAY
and PARAGUAY, per = $ Lombard. from New
York
t,} A. Hes p n fc= she PROVINCE Or SAY
TisGO, CUSA. per Gay Of Ssn Antonio
from Nf-. Hr-E
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-24

WANTED-A No 1 special representative for In
surauCe; references required; no dEoRss need zp-
ply Gail Room L, I555 Pa. aye nv az9-t9
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SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
Steel Kork fer Stdrelfouse, VIII be received at
The Bureau OF Yards and Docks, Navy Department,
Washington, UNTIL 1 O'CLOCK JANUARY II,
1892, and then and there publicly opened for fur
asling and erecting steel works for sto-ehCuSe -
b. s. fect, at the Nav Yard, Washington, D. C.
Estimated cost, S9e. 0es. Plans and specifications
can be seen al the Bl:resa or viii be furnished
By the CoHlnarGant. May Yard, Washington.
MORDECAI T. ENDIC0TT, Chief of Bureau De
ceIaber IS, 1891. m24 81
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, 7S5 North
Capitol st. Washington, d C, November p, 1901.
--Sea,ed proposals VIII be received here UNTIL
NOON, DECEMBER q. 1901. AID then publicly
opened, for hardwood and tile or mosaic floors,
complete in position for rev bsiiiding for Govern
Rlent Printing Office. InIorFnaticu furnished on
application. JOHN STEPHEN SWELL. Capt,
zpsrs nor e-s-3ds2-24-z6
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. TS5 North
Capitol st. Washington D. c, November p, 1861
Sealed proposals Viii be received here UNTIL
NOON, DECEMBER ~ 1851 ana then publicly
opened, for furnishing elevator enclosures. auto
matte elevator door openers, and seaker OF railing
shutter 6oeEs, for Few building for Government
Printing Office Information furnished on aPPli-
cation. JOHN STEPHEN SEWELLs Capt Engrs-
no27-2e- &c. de2-24-2e
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ron sanE-REAL EsrarE:.
FOR SALE.
SMALL SALARIED HOME SEEKERS

Apply Tor orr Ijss Of dwellings for SALE On
terms WITHIN tie MEANS OF EEST PAYERS
Il Is surprising low small q salary can SUPPORT
FA3IJI and also Buy : HONE One ct many
lZs7 St Sc; eight To0I1S, bath, STONE front,
IN excellent order
THE WASHINGTON PEAL ESTATE COMPANY,
1921 L st nu Gec-ImO
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WANTED-B,ls-raan for cafe (countryTaau pre-
ieTrelD. neat hoJlseboys, and waiter JOS New
Ya-t
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EoR gAGn OF nnnr-aorsEs.
IHOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
real Estate Rocker ans Auctioneer.
ol7 E Street ~. w.
FoR s4LP-N0RTUWFsF.

FOR SALR-N0RTIIN EST
500 1t. b h. IL. hath. ,ot 2tx1eA. s.. ~
@2+ II, b h. lar, baf,! = M i. 5. 7e0
-, stu b, 81; lot I5x99 Ct. to alley $50
iZi5 ", b b, Ct, bath and a. 10. i..---.... 100
l6II 9Th, 7, stories s. water and sewer Z,09
29iS I'd, { h. e- katb- = :. go
- T. h (reRted for IS per month"; .-...- J. 30
ZIG I'd i, Or; water and sesyer--.......- 200
1887 sta St. h. 5r. LOT - 4xs0 A.. ], zoe
-, ~, S55I and a53s o. brick houses.
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RA NAILS close hero "a Port Tampa. Fla.
i2gS. Wcdnes6~ys, and Saturdays at 800 D.
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FOR RENT-Tltree communicating rooms; panty
furnished for housekceeping couple; goods terms:
services accepted for rent. Address 32z2 school
st.. Mount Pleasant. m2I-2
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LADIES REEgIaG ADVICE AND TREAT MEET

NoLTf., sd 9Th st NIX. Is constantly recciTia-
the latest and most attractive designs in Wall
eapers, and papers roorns from 500 up Call
and investigate Tor yourself and be convinced.
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FOR RENT-TARMs,
PROPOSALS.

FOR RFNT-Snall farm four miles OF city; cheap.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER, $50 F ST. Tn21-S
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. c, P0STpFFECE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, IS changes may 01eur at
any ti5Ie
FOREIGN NAILS aTe forwarded 20 the norts
Of sailing daily and tle sccl-sie Of closiEzs )
arranged on the presumption @ their uniLIer-
5l5ated overland transit Eor the week ending
Deeeuher IS 1901, tie last connecting closes ssjI
b. rrrLIe Inn tn. rtssc.. p. frlLn--s.
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Fer Philadelphia, Sew York Gna
Il.

Express, 100 Dining CeI), 7ss7 Dining CaFly
300, 1000 Dining Car. 1925. and IisS
dining Car from Wilmington 4 II. 12:5.
Bis 4-59 Dining Car from Bslimore), GO.
19:o9 p Iz:I9 night. On Ssadzys. ;ge
Dining Carr 7.57 Dining Car, 500.
los, 400 dining Car fr0al Eiltrj0gton) A
n 1915. 3:i5. 80 Dining Car from Balti-
more, go, 1000 ?. II 1910 night For
philadelphia Only, EZpTess- T-z5 a ~ 1:l1
P n weekdays, z-0l. 80. and $40 p n
GxiIy.
70: Boston. without cIrange. 7.l5 Il. Il week
days and 40 P. h daily.
For Baltimore, 6-I5. 7-oo 7-i5, 80, 81,
eco I0.G9. lc-25 1a:59, go A. II, Iz-I5.
1z:55. I-2s. 2:Ui, BIS. $50 (f:30 Li-ustesil-
z:Io 4-20, 2-SS- 80 $40. 6l5 go rs, Ti5s.
100. 1870. 1I-@5 P. Il. AID I2-lO night On
Sundays, 100, 80, 7;57, 800 9.G5, le-25,
Io-S0. Z 90 4 N, 1915. I'D 2-els SIS, SD
600 Limited. s.15 So. 40, $40 C-IS.
$50. z=I5, 5-45, 1890, 1870 P " End l2-4o
night.
For Pope's Creek Line. 7:I5 n H. and 4:S3 D.
For AassspoiIs. 100. 600 !. II. 1z:l5 aal $50
?. u. weekdays Sundays SEQ l. l. and
$40 P r.
T;cses oGscez. corner Fifteenth sHd G StreaIs.
aid AZ the station, sixth and Streets. viTe-s
0-de-s csu be left for the checki1g q baggags
&c estimation from hotels ard residences.
Telephone eslI ''1f4I' Tor Pennsylvania Raj
sosd Cab Service
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

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FOR SALE-Lots; drop postal at once for new
16-p2se illustrated booklet CT North Columbia
Heights; terms on lots, $50 TO SEQ cash AID So
to so monthly. prices % cents TO IS cents a
square foot FULTON r. GORDON, Toi 18th ST
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WANTED-A place by dutiisI and reliable nurse
in anv case can give fiTst-clSss reierEnces- Ad-
dress DOCTOR at 1884 9th St Hw. E.2i-3
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WANTED-Bv 4 respectable colored man and
wife. with good references, = basement room 1t
desired would c1re for the heating OF the house
Aldress BOY e. this Cflcc. IL