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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
AN APPLE FAMINE.
The Estimated Crop Is Only 23,OOo,-
600 Barrels

New York, Oct. 30.-The apple famine
which dealers have been predicting for
several months is now an assured fact,
says the Tribune. Ever since the I'M
favorable apple weather in the spring
buyers and growers have anticipated a
short crop and now local dealers an
nounce that the situation is even worse
than anticipated. One dealer is quoted
as estimating the crop at % million bar
rels, as against As million barrels last
year, and 20 million barrels the year
previous.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
To Exhibit the Botticelli.

New York, Oct. 30-The London Times
and the New York Times print the fol-
lowing: The Botticeli purchased some
time ago by Mrs Jack Gardner of
Boston, is soon to be exhibited in Lon
don for the first time since it left Italy
The exhibition will be for the benefit of
charity and will begin with a private
view next Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
WORTH SI5,O0O,OO0.
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
California Fruit Shipments.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct 30.-The citrus
fruit shipping season commences No
vember 1, and the Santa F'e and South
ern Pacific will renew the agreement
now existing between the two systems
on the subject. This treaty is arranged
from year to year and provides for an
equal division of the traffic, which is
worth close to $4,000 900 for both lines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
Growth of Trade With Madagascar.

New York, Oct. 30-The trade of
Madagascar, says a dispatch to the
London Times and the New York
Times from Paris, has increased from
13 million francs to 81 million francs in
five years. Tamatav has become the
chief center of trade on the east coast
French posts are being rapidly pushed
forward southwark.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
Stricken With Paralysis.

Henderson Grimett of this place was
stricken with partial paralysis and COM
pletely lost the use of one arm and side.
After being treated by an eminent physi-
clan for quite while without relief, my
wife recommended Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and after using two bottles of it he
is almost entirely cured.-GeOrge r. Nc
Donald, Man, Logan county, w. Va Sew
eral other very remarkable cures of par
tial paralysis have been effected by the
use of this liniment- 1t is most widely
known, however, as a cure for rheuma-
tism, .sprains and bruises. Sold by all
druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
Ocean Freight Tumbling.

New York, Oct. 30.-Ocean freights
are still falling and some firms having
many time charters of large steam
World. Freight on cotton has tumbled
nearly one-third. One vessel has even
been chartered to carry 1926, 600 gallons
of oil to Colombo and Shanghai for 81
cents a case (of five gallons) the price
formerly being 40 and so cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
seventh DISTRICT Federation.

Hutchinson, ct3O.-The Seventh Dis
trict Federation of Womens clubs will
be held in Hutchinson Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, November 6,
and 8. The first meeting will be a re-
ception Wednesday evening, November
g. at the Elk club rooms. There are 40
clubs in the federation and all are ex-
pected to be represented.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
COLT BROUGHT $1,000.
Indiana PAGER, Time 2:OS, Purchased
bv w. P. Stein.

Terre Haute, Ind, Oct 30.-The three
year-old bay colt, Sertimin, PAGER, has
been sold by the Flemings to w. +.
Stein, of West Virginia, for $1,000, the
highest price ever paid for an Indiana
bred colt. He is by Josey Wilkes, dam
nv Abdallah Woodford. He went in
2:24A as a year old. This year he has
paced a mile privately in 2:0S and
half in 1:00A. KNAPP Mccarthy arrived
with his stable today and Will take
charge of the Edgewood stock farm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30

they are for the purpose of raising money
to buy new hymn books.
R; W. Riddle. assistant adjutant gen
state agency for the Monroe Publishing
company. of Chicago. He will probably
give up his official position, and the
offices of assistant adjutant general and
assistant quartermaster general may be
combined in w. w. Dennison.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
Haller,s Tastimonu.

Albert Heller. living at lila Farnham
St, Omaha, says: IT have tried most
everything that is used a preventive
or cure for HEADACHE, but nothing did me
so much good as Krause's Headache Cap
sules. Others who have used them say
the same thing" Price &c. Sold by Geo
w. Stansfield, 632 Kansas avenue: Mar
shall Bros. Lib Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
sniritless Glove Contest.

Oakland, Cal, Oct. 30.-Al Neill, of
San Francisco, was given the decision
over Mike Donovan, of Rochester, N.
Y, at the end of a fifteen round glove
contest before the Reliance club. Dom
ovan made a good showing, but was ev-
identity OutclaSSed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30

Harduppe-'What is your particular
mission in life?'' Borrowell-'The eman-
cipation of slaves Harduppe-"E,uci-
date" Borrowell-"Wel1. you know
there are some men who are slaves to
money!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
Death of General Bruce.

Sioux City, Ia, Oct3o-Gerard Bruce
editor of the Livestock Record, a news
paper widely known throughout the
northwest is dead at his home here OF
pneumonia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30

Tommy-"Pop, what do politicians
m can by a plank in the platform ?''
Tommy's Pop-sDidn't you ever hear of
a candidate having a walk-over? Run
away and play
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
Yerkes BUYS q Picture,

London, Oct so.-Charles T. Yerkes
mas purchased Turner's celebrated
rafnting. Pockets and Blue Lights at
the record price of G15.75o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
Cured of Piles
After Many Years.

Mrs. D e. Reed, of Albany, says: II
would not take $500 and be placed back
where was before I used the Pyramid
Pile cure; suffered for years and it IS
now IS months since used 1t and not
the slightest trace of the trouble has re-
turned" For sale by all druggists. Lit
tie book 'sPiles, Causes and Cure" mall
ed free. Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall
Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
Listen-Hard Cash Discount

Thursday, Friday and Saturday on all
trimmed hats at Morrison's, 631 Kansas
avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30

Everybody reads the State Journal
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
SOUTHERN RY.

Schedule corrected 70 June Z 1871
Trains leave from Pluusyir4u staten
Sol G.. u Ua Iv- Lea. fo- Iilr--S0a1urg Var
rru-.1. Ctlr.C-c- and wy stations
l-l5 Daily l. = Fls- NAL Sleeping
ears 70 N-T Orleans. Columbia S1gznnzh a.d
J-czsuuvl--. uLIrnE az salisbury Win sleeper for
As-rvi-le. CLzt-auooza. and Memphis. and as
laEsi--- w--- sleeper -I- b .-sln SD Al
tElr41tte. WIKI s.tei -r ior Augusta solid train
g Ash Es-oE o. N== O--esns- Ei1iag car serv5ls
AS a. u. Daily Local for Narrent1r sud
slariCttlsvile-
4-1i D. m Week D1ys Local ior Fron. E5yaL.
~l-s11LTE. aid Lz-lIsllll 2
$50 be- u- l-4tE, Local for Nlr-cnt1n and
l.Llll.te-t --e
g--g T. Dr. Daily Washington AMI CIatta-----s
LIm.-cc Wa LJurtb-rEl- Sleeping clrs o. E1za-
l.r. knoxville. CEat-au1CEa. Memphis. and Nes
Orleans. lhrsggR leasu 10 Memphis Dining lzF
service
g55 D. m Daily y Y & Fla Express s,--5-
.a- ears TO- Augusta with connections for Area
ard Charleston. ar- t1 sIvaE-zH J8ck-l-s5 70
md Pert Tampa Through coaches 90 Iaezs17-
vile and Atlanta Uniting Al D1aFi-a u.sa Pull
.-au s.reus-s .rCm i.icHU1-t ana Norfolk f0r
..-a-lctte. IHa-i,t sleeper Washington % Sza
francisco Mondays, N-iue~-lss, and Fl1zys-
..aluE Car Service.
I1-t5 D. IT, Daily Wash .n-roa ara S11-hresr-
r-u Limited. tle only exclusively Pullman l-afu
between Washington and the south. ~---5.ae
.srs t1 Aslvi..e KNOXVILLE. Cha-raaar-a- ana
Nashville and Co A-.-l-a Macon. B --- am
Memphis MCnt-uUeTy Mobile and NeG Orleans
Club car Washington 90 A-lz--a- Dining -4-
sarVIee-
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RAILROADS
Washington, Alexandra
and
haOunt Vernon Railway.

From station. PFuu~yiyEnil Ave and I3i1 81
lu effect Nay :. Ia'L
For AG-1D'sis-W Week DAYS 6-s1. --04. 80
500. SD, $50. 9-25. 1880 Isp4. 1880 D.. u-f
Ei2-o5. l2-e0 Tz.i5. vI-C5 I-Z5 g %. $50. v7-e
$50. $50. Es.fE s-G3 s.-G --g- v-.-3 5srn.
b-es. 5-s) .lf. 1-,1 s-1l. SIS s.E l#.IE II--H.
.l--y p m. sundays. T-t5. 5-0o. gees -o-51 Ir-1J
ll-So a. m. 700 noon $3.50. Is11. Isg7 300.
go. 500. $50. SOD f.51. 800 $50 6.al r-31.
goo. 80 500, SIS. g-20. I9I5. I-2) 1850
F'T Mount F-ruon-We-z davs. -.e0 500 Io-)1.
ll-op a. m-; 1I2-J5 XII -o5. 200 rG-oZ .-sI $50.
- -3 T'-2S. s-os 9-20 p m. S--5lr~ 900 a. no.
Il 90 noon. zoo. 400. T-OJ g.9g b. ir
For Arlington and A1uedset B.-f fxe-Wses Fays
es'. 800. l-5p. 500 $50 $50 OBS 1000 II 90
a m; 'lZs'5, 1870 -l2-s5. I-gI. -l-e5 200
80 S-o2- $50. g So 't-23 ass. SOB. f-OT.
90. 100. 500 D. n- sunday. -.i5 900. Gas.
10. 40. u 90 'l.5' 300 noon. .-l2-10 l-11.
= 20 zoo. 40 500. $50 400. 80. 500
80. 600 .6-5o. 20. 80 500 D. n
Parcels carried Baggage checked
HEzprcss- TO Arlington only.
G. 2. ABBOT I C0rvrr
President. S---.--7r-.--f--.t
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Mails for south and Central America.
west Indies. E.sc.


URUGUAY. END PARAGUAY. per - $. Coroa-
On, from N0E YORK
(cJ At 1I-T5 D. m for PORTO RICO, per 3 s.
Ponce. from NeT hcrh, Wa san juan
FRENCH GCIiNA. PER s. :. Uiier. .ram ~
York- Mai, fl- ST. KITS u-s- De directed
per s. s. iiler-'
tl At u='5 p- H for CURACAO AND NEN-
EZlEIA. psr ! s. Na-ac15ro. from NsE Yo-~
=, - 49,. n ..3.r {r.-.,st -'-'
a.. - ~ g. E--.p--f-,-- rzr ,,--,
T,vrI, S4vaNfTIa CaETtcFNs ftD
GREETOWN. Der s. s. Allegheny. nom Nsx
ipl- ir.4 tT-ztsrr.@ ''-'-- '----- ~ ---'-
fcl M mos 70. ~ for TErWRRD AND WTND-
WARD STANDS. ana BRITISH DJ'TGH {SD
rpr,-lrI -T-r.Na rr- f--.t.r'r s-
~ v--t
SATt-sDRy-I3 AZ rr-.5 d. M. for lraTaN-
ZkS ,VD NrFVTrA~ Der = S. f,5.Tr- =-.-
Wv Eg -, a2r. .p,- '' H. -I e- "a e''' "-- "'-- be
49, s- Nru F0T-,-ur ,VD ry rail a., N-..
S,.rr.- .-I thence gfl steamer. tl5-- re-. d.slt
--- -,---r.,-- r- % -as -- --7 ..- ----7.,-- ,--
i. T4.,, iFl ~ ,--
NJ .-- 1lTeTFT0v bv rail +- P,s+.- --4
rt---a r7T sfe5mar. cIoss here fsfIv sf 9-I-
Cr
CI-PA NAILS close here via Port Tl-rr4 Eta
~ - m -- -''
ysif. for MEXICO overland unless sr-,7-r7r
,lg5-,-e4 for despatch bv s-esrrr-s ytiffr, non
Nh yarz close here daily an II-s1 a n and
-.,-l, M m
Nails fo- BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ. AND
.F-tTryIATA E- rail 10 Nov fI-r--r.s -rf
49,. - s+ssrrs- .rasa here F--f- u, No.
~ ,- rTe lorrrr-lr- cIosa, fa- gEfrT E.--.
e-.-Frys
~ Cor COSTA PTT-A Ay- rail o. V-.. r-
r.--s g-4 thence ,-7l s--1r-a- r7.,s- Fa-. r--r.-
20 200 !, nj -E. -r-rr--riry rIr-zz 49, ,-E5-L
'.'Hs ''s5,1r-. -, p..,oo Mil
Nails f-r CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII AND
PE-i|rPTNE ISLANDS, VIA san Francisco. close
Ea-a daily at 6-30 p- m Up TO October o. M
elusive Cor despatch per s. s. City ot Pckiuz
.al
Mails for HAWAII. Via Son Francisco. c;0se
here daily st $3.50 p m up 20 October 2s. IN
elusive. for tesu2trh per 3 e. Alameda. to)
Nails fOI CHINA AND JAPAN via Vancouver.
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RAIL ROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA



STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND , srs.
100 A. VI. DAILY. FIILsBt re EAPkESS-PsrioE
and FiaiuS Cars Harrisburg 20 Pitts6urg.
100 A. H. DAILY. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Scsp.rE Dining. Smoking. and OBJ
serFati1" Cars Harrisburg % CE.caso. Cincin-
rel. Indianapolis. s. Louis Cleveland, and
lo.edc- buret Pa-lor Car 90 Hz--isburg-
100 A. N DAILY. FAST LINZ -PuIinnza BuTet
l.Er.er car 10 Es-ris5urs- Eufet ParioE Caf
Ea-rlsalrs 90 Pi-lslurg-
SD T. H. DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
EAPRE>S-Slreplrg Car Washington TO 81
LeH,S and sleeping and Dining cars Harris
berg 20 intlsnap1.-s s. Louis Louisville wa
7-I5 2. n DAILY ST. LOUIS EIPRESs-PuII-
ran Sleeping Car Harrisburg 10 St. Lo1is-
s-f' 7. NJ. DAILY UEsTERN ENFEESs-Pull-
nan sleeping Car 90 Pirtslus and Chicago
5.t5 P ~ DAILY CLEVELAND AND C-NCIN-
NAil ENPRESS-Prrllf1n er5ing Cars WEsh-
irE-Cn % Pitt-l--- and Har-is1-rg to g'evc-
l-l.a and N1sl47i-is fvia Cin-iuIats and Louis
1l-leJ. pinin. Car.
10-ao P NJ DAILY PACIFIC EyTRESS- Pull
ran s,soP.aE Car 70 P.tts5grz. ---.,---
80 A. A. DAILY b JFFALU DAY FNPkkNS,
" Ih tlr0uEh PsrlOr Car. Dining Car ana
Soa.hes 70 Bufa.0. via Emporium Junction
80 = ~ toT Kane. Csuanlligsa- Rochester and
N.afarl Fails daily. except sunday
L'-o1 A. " Tor Elrira and Remove daily. ercept
sunday Fcr NiiIi=Hasnort daily. $50 = "
'i-S n DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT ENPRES3
Elt1 through Rul-st sleeping Car and Caches
g. Hsfai0. va Emporium Iuuutfla
'-a- p IT. DAILY for Erie. f1r Bor----s- Buf1.7.
-na N--Ear@ Pals daily except saturday. Win
r-ceI-n- Car Na-hinst1u to Rochester.
10 90 r rrr F-5. T,---. 4, .-,.- p.-La.t~-
R-Falo. and N54rzr4 F4us rsTv Pa- r1a
S.ecaI1g Car WashiDgton IN Ro-6csfrr Satur-
Cars ONLY
100 2. n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daiIy
F5- N-v- y--- --r ps-r-- - --5rb ufD7,.y
Ca- from p4f-+r-4-a
Eor rst.rr-,.s.,4. - ~ -
the Ea-t-
ErPress- 7s69 CDsninz Carr. go. SIS 200 1900
lLIn.Eg l4r). IJ-25 and "a so iD-ainS Car nom
" Wilmington A. NJ IZ-f5 s-EJ 40 Dining
Ca- t-oa Ea,tiusore) go 1900 and lI-51 r.
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CAHADIAR PACIFIC RAILWAY

\. vs.. MEEkLE. Agent. 1870 Pruua- Ave. Wash
iuErau. d. g.
From Ocean 90 Ocean To- ali points IN Clnldl
and che United states u0TrIUg.r-
ACgDNNJD ATIDN~ IN-f GPA~-EU
Connecting 90 Vancouver with la- steamship.
OF che Empress Line tar
JAPAN. CHINA and tas PHILIPPINES
Also with tlr Clullia-.-A A-..- ..aH inc faT the
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS and AUSTRALIA
Eur rates and descriptive pamphlets apply %
W 81 NarsI-. Agent
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STEAMBOATS,
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co,

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New-
-- port News. and al points S1uth. by rHr
- superb. powerful steel palace st,alur-s
- Newport News Norfolk" sud ~ ash
-- inCton.' oH the following schedule
". W4sh-nGrO d. 50 pm Lv- Portsmouth. 8 90 pm
w AeTani-ia.T.00 90 pm Lv. N9riolk-.--5.O0 pm
Ar Fl. Monroe 100 am Lv- Fl Mouroe-7-OO pm
Ar Norfolk 90 am Ar Alexandra e 80
Ar Portsmouth s Is am Ar WastiEgtUn--7-0J o. am
Tickets on sale and statcro0us reserved
sa-at general ticket Office Bond Building. 18Th
- St and y Y ave; az downtown Office
- 6th St and Pa. ave; at Office on whar:
and on board steamers
sE'For further information apply A. gen
- erai ottces foot 7th ST.. phone 80, or
- Bond Building 18th st. and y. I. ave,
- Washington. D. c. Phone zoe.
JOHN CATIsHAN General Manager
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& Ohio OR,R,


H.. p.
Tos-. yy..r.--.-... " L. a. -s q :.
Cr-5-s.--- 49, $500 - =, d. ~ ss-a- n ~
C-------s - r.--- - T-I-.--'-r5- .-r-I-s
, - sr-as n - 30 -;,t-
p5--.l.--.- - (.-..-.rs-{ srF-=I - 80 -,
- - 81 .---r ' 49, =
- - -F Tt .=,- -
- ..---7--L - - ..
H n p -- &
- -rz-4- - ..z-,- -4 r.=-s3 - -
- .5t- = - ---' IT, ~ 7 -
---.r 90 p 80 ~
4'.--s,--s' -e1A - -, - --' -
The evening times., 1901-10-25
FOUND.

ICE CREAM zoe gallon. not made IN a ceI4-
but above ground. for sewer gas sbOunds In ce-
ars and breeds ty Thoid. dIphtHerIa etc. mora.
don't eat that Kind. LACEY'S Is puTs au1
delicious. COZ ~ y. ave. Phone sOsI.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY


Capital City Route"
Leave Washington. Peana- r. R Station.
it.Of A. M. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAiL-Throurh Pullman Slccpe-s
- jacksonville. connecting az
Hamlet with PrilFnzn Sleeper 90 Atlanta
6.5o p ri FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. limited -Thrcu-h PI.lrlln sleep
20 Tampa and Atlanta
TheSe trains oder excellent sehelaleS and service
20 Petersburg. Ra. .eigh southern Pines bhuc-
hurst), Camden Columbia savannah. Jackson
VILE. and all Fiori4a points Charlotte. Athens
Atlanta New Orleans ChlttIu10E1. Nashville.
points " est and Southwest.
4:SO a. N LOCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh.
DAILY. southern Pines ,Pi1csur,t) liam
let and intermediate points
once. 1884 =, y ave and feu-a. r. r. oHiecs-
r r T. BUNCH W r. DOLL
General Pas Agent General AGENT
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HIsCELLANEOUA

LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly 5Is 9Th st.
.,yy-; - I5Jh -. nw., no lime; 20 cents
pair drop postal c25-3
LACE CURTAINS Iaundered for 50 cents. loTH
st. LAUNDRY, pa l0,h S. NV m25-5
,HNR-C AIMING. MRS. l.. JOHNSON. il5 ST.
1915 9th st. nv. send postal; good work m1j-6
- CABINET PHOTOS. 81. regular price. 50
only THURSDAY. Friday nd saturday; something
neat and up-tY-dIte- GoTTNAL STUDIO. go
p 81 m-i-3
PRACTICAL CARPET-FTTING. reIayjug. clean
ing. and washing Windows CsiiuS and staining
Eoors. Call or address C. JAG h>oN. 90 ID 81.
NV mss
DIVORCES secured without unnecessary delay:
opinion and advice free good retereuoes- Ad-
dress BOX 2la. this Office m22-1
FOR EASY SHAVE or frst-cIlss hair cut go
90 10th and n Y ave. NV mess
PRINTING EARGAINS-I.o00 cards. 75c. LOO
hiII-heaLs -. THIS WEEK ONLY. HAYS, 65.
Eve ST. NV. mZl-5
Mr. J. + RUECKERTs TUDIO. 1919 G. St
VOCAL. piano. violin lessons superior adyan-
tazes and liberal rates ml9-5
WILLIAMS BUUK EXCHANGE Books
bought and soids also book binding all is
hranches- SIS 81 eS0-d
Hire yO-- ts.ain.Ss teams. as we'll 4s yous
aAaA - Iigh-class drivers from THE REX STA-
ELEo. A. SiNSHEBER. Proprietor. rear 6I5
81 Evs- Rubber tired vehicles oi all bIndss hu,--
aess and Dayton wagons always on hand colin
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERNASTER's OFFICE. Washing
on, b. O.. October 23 1901. Sealed proposals. In
rEpagste. VIII b. received az this Office unit.
. O'CLOCK p. NJ. SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER D.
I'oi. and then opened for furnishing and deliver
1lg 40 this depot six light draft horses iuiur-
nation furnished ou application Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be ,rtor-rt Proposals.
t1r Draft Horse" aud addressed t0 MAJOR T r
4hj p, Depot Quarteruastgr. ui-5-1j. -, % i1.al
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAH.

FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Faus Church. far
city r-.rs-rJr- 1l-rugm lHuse; over acre ground.
central location. bargain Box aIG this Office
FOR ~ALE-At h4li value. hy owner. near Lang
G.n %. g.. Give acres OF sandy. rich. lulmy
Ground. good water. partly tinaercd a I5uar-
"a f1I somebody. DIR 4. H. ALDERM N second
floor Ef- 81 ra-- office hours, S T. ID. r
and Go go b. m2g-3
FOR SALE Fifteen acres. price ssJG, four acres.
pssrc 500. easy terms W. G. HALDENAN. az
IEtI mg4-S
FOR SAIE-For So, 50 down: ci-ht-r,gn5
house lsI.-lole lot PIERCE & PIERCE yirn-
IA. Va ULG-Iuno
FOR SALE ~lztt-arrc isG, and poultry farm
al Station hno vineyard. good buiIding.; mis-
fortune poupeis owner 90 sacrifice for 81 2O8:
cost daubEg. ROOM e. Bank Washington Build
IHs. m25-J
BRENTWOOD MD FOR sale. lats 50raOO. six
minute walk from District line station, subur-
ban E.cCu.c Road. SlZ0i lots nearer station 500.
aye hsu-es building. Holiday Tact lots 90
electric road. within 800 wards Of b. & o. sta
tion $50 to $780, any l0- - per month ".
4. BARTLETT. Loan d Trust Bldg e27-30
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con NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.


fUR HENT-TUa large uui-sHi-laI rooms. SECOND
H.ur front and taca; heat and zI, 1912 9th
So. uv. gz5-5
foor front and back, heat and gas. 1912 10th
ST. nv u2t-2
FOR RENT Large 'front.' room. access TO bath.
- per month. ID ST. ue-. near North Capitol
-1-s
FOR RENT-Trrec desirable communicating
rooms. only So a}7 G. sv- m25-a
FOR RENT-Tso pleasant rooms. I6I6 sth st.
'". mos
FOR EENT-TTo unll-ui-bcd rooms. south ex-
r"s|re- with board. 515 Florida ave. NV.
e-@-3
FOR EENT-Tor I5-ht housekeeping. four Gesir-
able rooms, first HU'T- south 'front.' modern i'm
UruycTcutS. northwest house occupied Dos owner.
references exchanged. Address 2S1 this office.
e24-3
reasonable for light housekeeping. 1916 Cor
ooran ST. NV m2i-3
FOR RENT-To adults. threc or four mfur-
ui7hed rooms for light housekeeping. I724 Ist st.
NV M
FOR RESr-Two mfurnl,hed rooms; heat. gas;
rp one flight. Call between , and g. sos lst
ST. NV cg3-8
FOR REST-Tbree unf1ruished rooms; bath. heat
and SaS. for light house keeping 222 South
Capitol 50. mss
FOR RENT-Three uufuruisacd rooms, third
moor gas. heat. not water 20 Ind ave. m22-8
FOR RENT-Unfurnished room; second aoor;
mont aicoTc- 1928 sth ST. nv e2I-5
FOR RENT-Unfuruished rooms. 1925 eth st.
NV; heat gas, bath; moderate m20-7
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BUSINESS CHANCES-

BUSINESS CHANCES-
FOR SALE-8lIk route Address BOX 90. this
ofhee. mss
FOR SALE-Old established cigar store and
newsstand doing good business. on account %
other business. Address BON 5c} this office.
NESS
wANTED-Partner With 500, legitimate busi-
ness good proht; stand Investigation; hustler
Address BON 80. this Office m25-5
FOR SALE-uyster house doing a business Of 80
90 200 bushels week. call between g a. m and
II p ~ J. l. NASH. 2Ds b ST. NV m25-3
FOR SaLE-S.t Of blaclsm:th's and wheel
"rghts too.s; good stand. Apply "a st. Sc.
e5f-5
FOR SALE-Crocery; northwest, monthly sales
80 VIII accept invoice. NEW YORK BJ 81
NESS BROKERS. l"6 S. c2l-3
HAVE buyer for confectionery. stationery. and
dry goods ore. NEW YORK BUSINESS BRDE-
ERS, looe r st. cz4-s
FOR SALE-Grocery: northwest: paving stand;
price S2'5. snap. NEW NORh 81 SINESS BRDK-
Lles, 100 ST e-i-S
FOR SALE--PrintiDg office. doing good business:
every thing new, owner recently secured Govern
meHt position Box 2s2. this Office ezl-5
FOR sALE-Nevs stand: fine location. 2o1
st. me- e24-2
WAITED partner. in a horse-hoeiag shop.
Apply al ~ 5th &. ne. e24-3
WILL RECEIVE BIDS for removing old build
luR on northeast corner within Marine Barracks.
9TH and ] sJs - building about IggZz5; two
stories high Addreas BOX 2s5, this office.
m2f-3
FOR SALE-Couerete and cement yard. shed.
pans tools. centrally located, price SEQ 18th
and e. SIS NV meas
FOR sALE-At once bay mare for farm. LUCHs
S BRO. 5Is 9Th st. m2i-S
FOR sALE-Be-t-,ocated grocery and provision
store ln city; DONG paving business. sat-fICtUr.
reason for selling Address Bon 2sI. This Of
FOR sALE-Bakery and confectionery. SOD
snap DUNLAP. ao5 81 m2i-3
FOR SALE-Notion stand IN leading market.
FOR SALE-Crocery doing cash business. sol
ST. MAS
WILL give half interest in very valuable in
vcutIou. required in every house. Tor loan of
800, reiayab!e So monthly. with intc-est- in
vestigation solicited; must have money within a
Weck Box 2z7. this ofhce- e22-3
FOR SALE-OIa--stablished hor,c-cIiuniug nIaut-
cheap; steam heater viii heat eight rooms. cost
500 for 500 trap; $50 tricycle. SIS.
oyster steamer, SD 04s New York ave. NV.
e22-2
FOR SALE-Coufectionery and cigar store; oppo-
site Govt Printing Oiacc IL North Capitol
st. eZ3-3
FOR SALE-LunchToom and oyster house: good
place TO right party 2Jo2 ST. NV e-s-s
FOR SALE-Grocery. dwelling attached in good
location ~ Fenton 81. ne. m23-3
FOR sALE-Grooery. $50: worth $50. snap.
DUNLAP. yOG + 81. mss
FOR SALE-Dairy lunch, $50; worth $50. Dun
LAP. 90 = 81. m23-3
FOR RENT-Liceused hotel buffet stocked: doina
business. excellent chance CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. Atlantic Building mss
BAD BILLS COLLECTED OF no charge II. d.
GORDON. Lawyer. 6l5 18th 81 mzI-5
FOR SALE-Two mills in Georgetown; one
-four. one plaster; low prices; cheap water
power. long terms p l. MOORE, 1903 +
Il. e5-I
The evening times., 1901-10-25

FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-Hou-e- 5Gz Maryland ave. ,w-. ten
rooms closets, and modern improvements. rent
- per month. Enquire G"5 II 81. ug. mess
FOR RENT-Seven-r00m house; large yard and
Stable nice place for huckster- 1918 i ST. ne
$50. G. j. HANBACK,, Goa r st. NV e2f-5
FOR RENT-FREE, 70 col0red persons: FIVE
room houses. northeast, free for one month. ard
then only s a month. CAYWOOD & GARRETT.
c0-ner I1th u and New York ave. NV. MIN
The evening times., 1901-10-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
AUTOMOBILE for hire thrce-seIt surrey will
carry slN cr seven passenger. $50 per hour,
evening automobile parties. 1-2) to 1880. -;
tNo-scat Surreys, same price IOCONORILE
AGENCY. I025 Connecticut ave: phone main.
Z25T. e9f-5