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MAJCH CHUNK. Pa. Aug 5.-Jcn-is
Rex aged seventeen years who cam,
here with an excursion from Nahpniul
valley. sunday met death at Glen OuokO
.hc and an escort started 10 walk across
the LehiEh Valley Railroad bridge. near
thc entrance TO the Glen. When on ths
middle Of the bridge they saw trains ap,
preaching them from opposite directions
and both lost their presence Of mind
They tried to get back but Miss Rex fri
when only n few feet from the end Of the
bridge. The engine struck her body. and
she WIS ground 70 pieces.
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VANDALS IN A CEMETERY.
GrnVestOnes Overturned and Mum
heY. of Monde I..x.I-d

her OF Mounds Lev~Icd.
SHENANDOAH. Pa August 6-Oue Of
the worst dissertations of the resting
places Of the dead has been discovered al
the cemetery Of the keneseth Israel con-
sreEatiou. of this city. on Locust Noun
tain here Members on going 20 visit tho
graves Of their dead found the main .n-
trance sato battered down
Almost every gray, lu the cemetery was
disturbed and dis-Eurrd. and tumhsruuoS.
htaubuardS, and foutuUHTiE Were upset.
and many OF The boards were driven down
INTO the graves until their tops were level
with the surface. All marble tDmNSrUuuS
Wers ioppied over. but none were bruk N.
y number OF grave mounds were l.yrltd
90 the ground. making IL very hard 20 To-
cat" them again.
The congregation owning the cemetery
has otf,r,d SOD FOR Information that Will
itac 10 ih' arrest Of the NaudIIs.
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RAILROADS.
SeabOaTd Air Line RAILWAY.

''FIorida and West India short Line"
Leave Washington. Ptun4. r. r. Station
if:OI A NJ. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY NAII-Through Pullman SIeepe-s
20 Jacksonville. connecting a.
Hamlet With Pullman sleeper o. Atlanta
6.55 p M FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. IINITED-Th-auzh Pullman sleep
Crs t0 Jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
% Petersburg. Raleigh, southern Pines pine
hursr). Camden COlumlil savannah. JACKSON
vile. and ali Florida points Charlotte. Athens
Ata1ta New Orleans Chattanooga. Nashville
points West and Southwest
d.SO A Nj LOCAL-T0 Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines f9iuchu-sD. Ham
let and intermediate points
OflCe 1884 y Y ave. and Penul r. X. OfiCeS
K. +. l. BUNCH. ~. r. DOLL.
General Pass. Agent. General Agent.
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" ANTED-Girl, German preferred. % look af-al
ANY and DO l-Ht homework Apply uoz 4th
T. NV. sal
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ruE Inc NAonui-
Eminent nose and throat specialists IN daily
practice highly recommend Dr.. Agncw's Catarrhal
Powder. a. safe, sure. perUareut, painless. and
harmless, IN all cases Of Cold IN the Head. Ton
silJIs, Hudrsgucss. and CataT-h Il gives relief
In 10 minutes. and PARISHES the disease like
magic Sold 10y ?. s. Williams. Ninth and r
Streets; EdInonds N Williams, Third Street and
Pennsy wanna Aycnuc.-I6
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Paiutcr,- swinging stage and hooks.
good as new; several step and pole ladders Adj
dress Box 326, tins oAice- 81
FOR SALE Storc and 4xturs- chem J--lr,I-
h-Iness so, bedroom saitc, p. 1888 q 81. ne.
ToR sALE-Tro safes- go Pa ave and 7oe
l4th ST. n~- MOS
FOR sALE-CyIinder press. good machine. lar
gain. must De sold HA8WoRTH, So 9Th ST. NV
m6-4
FOR SALE-One new I.foat boat G,att.5.,.
very hight copper fastened Cali a. la25 81
NV. after i.a0 pm MOS
FOR SAIE-Paun ticket for l4r5z1,,. 4i.--,.,J
ring; cheap Addre~s BOX s22. this orscr. mos
FOR SAIF-Cosd ausIirv ar,ay. sl,,5.- e-+.-l -
your windows, only Z5c. The best quality OH
Opaque sh4de- - cents. hung free ,,-1i r-f1
With sample hLEEBLATTS. llth and % st-
ne eI-t
FOR SALE Ladies wheel photographs outfit
and comet go u g. Hv. COS
FOR SALE-Cofee mill and meat blocE. can
Hos 18Th St. ms
FOR sALE-oak bedroom suite. SO: one for
SO, pillows. 125 10th ST. ma m5-8
FOR sALE-FIne Gas range; good as new. for
20; cost 50. 30 9Th st. nv mis-
FOR SALE-Larae ice box, size cz4 feet. for 30.
,osl $40. al once. &I5 9Th ST. uw. m4-8
FOR sALE-Finc oak folding bed. with hair mt
irea,- good a, new; ior SO; cost SO aI5 s-h
So. NV mag
FOR SALE Nearly new tandem; bargain. 40
!adis-' wheel, used one month, SD. 2~24 Pa
4,e-, uIsiaifs- mis-
FOR sALE-Eignt extension table: som. Iq.E
like new cheap. FRIES * HOPWOOD. sth aud
rOR sALE-Bed springs. new and slightly 7r..l.
cheap FRIES q HoPWOOD. Sth aud X nw
TOR SALE->A gas ringes, slightly used ser
US fklE> a. HDPhOuD, sth AID X NV
FOR SALE-FOIdiUg bed with mirror cost $50
VII sell for sl6f looks like new. FBIES & HOP
WOOD. 7th and h nv nl-8
FOR SALE-Belgian h4re,. an prices. an sres
al sizes. al healthy. THE IDEAL RABBTTKY
~ -i-l - aul-u
LOOK-jSc cash. pc weekly, lace curtains nor
u.Te-- rugs table linen, table covers towels
blankets comforts. spreads. quilts sheets pillow
cases. toilet and dinner ware silver plated yr,rr
lamps. vases. clocks. albums. Bibles etc A5,Irs-
30 49, TINS oiheei will cali with samples. e3I-7
FOR SALE-Fine Belgian hares. not related =
pair. also Cuban parrots az g each SiINIu.~
BIRD STORE, 7I2 18th 81. uu Jgn-It
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR ssALE-Tao good work horses. cheap. ~
East Capitol -. ma
FOR SALE-Hclyy builders wagon. 4igI-f ma
m58
FOR SALE-Hne-hurS- stone wagon. one pf..t.r.-
buggy, two t.p wagons two f1u--t1U ,,..s.,..
axle aud i-toof wheels for iaud!u. trI,.--r-H
IIIg.,7i All 'e1 cheap. FLYNN d BLOUNT. 5Is
- --- -.-- MOS
toR oALE-lWo bay horses; sound aud gentle.
=, ~ 80 'ti. ~ A" mH-E
FOR sALE--At sacrifice. ane bay mare six ye.r,
old. suitable for surrey. family lI-a no 49,. -
wagon 1875 II ST. ue. 100
FOR sALE-Chelp. good surrey. ApuIy 9Is AL
ST.
Foh SALh-'heapr me secondhand butter
wagon III good condition Cal. after 4 - al,
mas
FOR SALE-S25 20 $50; having no f,rtI,., -
20 horses and mares suitable for farm. fst6iIy'
~ general business purpose, one mare in F-si
also wagons barnes utensils. Apply ls8 "a svr
Nv. ~
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FOR sALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALT-Plrty leaving city VIII sacrifice 500
square zr "a piano for So cash, or time Co re-
liable party. ,ddrcss bon 30. this Office mG-3
FOR SALI-Gue small square kuabe piano; Just
The thing for beginners go cash. Gail 1904
50. NV m4-f
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk 4 Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
rofr News, and all points south, by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk" and ~ ash
- lnEJon,' on the following schedule;
~ W ashIngI on 8 30 pm Lv. Portsmouth ). 90 pm
" Alexandria. :. 90 pm ". NorfoIS...-61O pm
Ar - Aonroe.zO0 am Lv. Fl Monr0e-7.G0 pm
Ar Ncri1Ik----- 100 am Ar Alexandra -C-5J am
Ar- Portsmouth : IS am Ar Wsshiugt0n--7-0o an
ncksIs n sac ~ 81 Penn ave. B. and
- o. tlchet Ufhcs. Uls Penn ave, and corner
18th ST. and y J. ave. G. & o. ticket Of
- ices. al SIS Penn ave. and GO Isth St:
- ; A L. ticket Office, 1884 y. 7. ave, and
Or board steamers
E5For further information apply a. gen
- eral ohces. 9TH St wharf, Washington. D. q
. Phone 7EQ
uo2S-n JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager
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FOR sALE-DICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Gentlemlu' bicycle. Al condition.
so Box 80. TIM, ofleg .f-s
FOR SALE-Second-haud bicycles OF thc best
makes. such as crisUtS, TribUncs. Keatiug,, Iro-
guoI-, ETC., ar very iJw prices satisfaction
guaranteed CYCLE EECHANCE. .35 10Th st.
iH- FuG-&
FOR SALE-Elma bicycle with Morrow coaster
and lame. all good as new; SIS cash IIa5 Ssh
- ne mos
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Trnns-AtInntic NIniIr-

"a E>IlAA-tl At 7;I5 p. n for Fl ROPE
ptT s. S. 81 Pau from New York, via south
smPtou.
90 Al u-'5 2. m. for IRELAND. per s. s.
''lu54ilc. uou View York. Mail Tor other parts
OF RI ROPE must De directed Per s. s. Ger
mamie
tJ At u-d5 p. ~ for BELGIUM. Der &
'adrf.aHd. from New York Mail must be di-
rected Per s. g. NadarIaud."
" EDNE>DAA-tcJ Al g.I5 p. m. for FRANCE
per o. $ "a N1rm1Id5e. from New YORK. VIA
iiaErg- ALll i1r other parts o. EUROPE must
De directed per s.. Ia Nurmandia.'
to Al 1895 p. d.. for EUROPE Der s. s.
lleuiscniaud from New York. VIA Plymouth.
ChcbgurE and Hamburg
'.J II loo 2. m- for ITALY. per s. s. Li-u-
Ei-' RON A-T York, via Naples. Mail must De
directed Per s.. Li.Uria-'
FhiDAf-i "5 p. %. for NETHERLANDS.
ltE s. -- >taateus-aru from New York Mail
must De- directed -'Par g. n. Staatcut4-r
'sl II A-'} D. m. Tor SCOTLAND direct. per
s. r. A-iDrn from New York Nail must be
directed Per s. r. Astoria"
'S AT Ii-'5 o. al for EUROPE. Der s. s.
1aIAiaiiia, from New York. val Queenstown
ttl A. ll.5 p- ~ Tor ITALY. per 8. s. Vera.
nom Nra loTs, va N1pies- Nail must be d.
TectCa Per 81. b. Vera"
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
OAKLAND, Garrett County MI-Balrr5flll
summer home. good board. large. AIRY rooms.
groves shade trees, plenty pure spring water.
. minute, drive from depot Address =. d. Box
eG-J
ROOM and beard f1r two; 20 minutes from l4sH
and NeE York ave-. no other b.s-Ii---- r..1
hIerze- and good. substantial flrr- artrs54u
water Addres Pierce" II5 ~ nv
eos
FOR RENT-NicelE new furnished room. 20 min
utas' ride one fare IL Laugd.n 81 per month
Addrr-S BON -. This ONCE MIA
MOUNT HOLLY HOUSES miles down the Ps.o-
mac, fishing. grabbing. and boating MRS J. q
DAVIS Mount Holly Va --.-1t
BLUFF POINT HOJSE-Open for baarlrrS. no
marshes no ma-quitae-i Oh river shore between
Colonial S-ach and Wilke7sou's. terms - rlr
wee = Teg day. AIdress b. D. COOKE. COLONEL
Beach Va rr9a-7s
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FOR SALE-sUBURBAN.
FOR sALE-HOUsEN

FOR SALE-N0. 1888 Emerson - ne: Substantial
ar'aS dwelling =1S rooms bath and modern C1Ts-
Fcnlcncess easy erHs, 5000. TIg> F. VAC
CANAAN. 81 r s. NV r1s-g
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Southern Railway.
800 - . - l. -.

Schedule corrected 20 June /. lslI.
Trains leave from Plunsy lvIuIa station
sol q. Daily Local fog Harris0n5u-g. War
renton. Charlotte, and way stations
1I-i5 a. n Daily L. =. Fast Nail Sleeping
CATS 70 New Orleans. Columbia SzTann1h. and
gacks1uylle uniting az Salisbury with sleeper iCr
Ashsyiiie. Chzt-an5oga. and NemPRis. and az
Daayl..e wiEh sleeper for Birmingham and a.
Charlotte. with sleeper fCr Augusta Solid train
Washington 70 New O-.ssaS BiH.Eg car seryiez-
ll-S5 a. m Daily Local for Nar-catcn and
Charlottesville
4.Ol ,. m Week Days Local tor Fr0ns Royal
StrasbErg. and H2sTlsonburg-
$50 p. n Daily. Local for WzUeut0n anG
Charl5rtcsvlllc
80 ,. m Daily. Washington and Chatt1uoosa
Limited Via Lyuchburg). Sleeping cars q Roac-
obe Knoxville, Chatt4nooga. Memphis. and Ncz
Orleans Through each 20 NeEuplas- DialEs car
service
iag ears 70 Augusta With connections tor AlkeA
and Charleston. and 20 savannah. Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa through coaches % Jackson
Vile and Atlanta Uniting at D1uFllle with Pull
man sIeepsrs from Richmond and Norfolk FOR
Charlotte. Tourist sleeper NashIngtoa 90 san
Francisco Mondays Nednesd1ys, and Fridays
Dining Car Service.
1915 p. n Daily. Washington anG Southwest
ern Limited. the only exclusively Pullman traia
between Washington and the south Sleeping
cars % AshyIlIe Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville and % Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham.
NamuhiS. Montgomery, Mobile. and New Orleans
Club car Washington 20 Atlanta Dining car
service.
TRAINS OK BLUENOST BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 q. u-. 800 p. M. As
n m and s-fs 2 m week Gays, and s-0i A.
M and 5-25 %. r.. sundays only for BluGn5nt.
a-d 5-25 o. M. week days for Leesa,lrg-
Returning. arrive Washington S-2f a. M. aud
9 -06 70 IN daily. and s-Ss a. m and Z-35 p m.
,s.sx DAYS from Blueudut, and G-5I H. H.. week
DAYS tom Lecshurg-
Tbrrugh trains from tne south arrive Washing
ton 6-a2 an, o-o- an. 800 am l--lF, --l7 pm
ana 900 o m daily. From HaTTIsClhurE Il 81
a M week DAYS and s-+o pm daily. From Char
l5tts,viIe SIS Am. and g-iO pm. daily.
Tickets, sleeping ear reservations. and other IN
formation Furnished and baggage called for ana
checked from hotels ard residences BY Union
Transfer Co, on oEders leit &C Ticket Once. %
I5th ST NV: 5II PenHa. ave. NV. and 1t
Peuul- Station
Phone l4u for P. r. r. Cab Service a.
FRANK 5 CANNON. Sd y. p and Cen Mgr.
s II. HARDNICk. General Pass'r Agent
T.. s BROWN. General Agent
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FOR SALE or RENr-moUsEs.
THOS. {, WAGGAMAN,
9l7 = Street. ~. w.
FOR -NORTfTFhST.

~" SIN. D., CT, bath and ID 4. ...........Si Ia-
- quincy brick aud stone rr, bath a IN i.- 4. 20
J. 3 So d. #. lot 2INq5 IT,. -.-... 3 -
1850 Emerson So, D. h. GT. BATH a "a i.. 2uE
lle5 %. b. 9r, bath. water and seper-.--.. 100
=. between 9th and 9Th. lot 20xSO. 10 ley.
square loot q
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK -sOCTHAMPTON-LONDO
ST Paul-.-Aug. = 10 a 10 s. PauLAus-2s. 70 an.
Z Louis Aug T. 20 M - Louis a. T. 10 am
iceland Aug n. noon Phil pEla sep Il loan.
RED STAR LINE
NEW 1ORE-ANTWERP-PAR
y aler.aud Aug. 2. nom Fricsau5. Auy. IS noon
hens gt1n-Aug i. noon Sou-h9ars- Sep {. noon
'Zecand---AuS 2l noon ~l-aIarIInJ. seq. ~. noon
View tWin-screv steamers calling al ChsTlJu-s.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers % and j. n r.
Kew York Ofiee. 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1915 s y W
Or C. ". Moss. l4l 81 y W
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FOREIGN MAIL.

WASHINGTON, II. c., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
~aluFf ba rood .J,aT.- .l..--- -
ans time.
TVhEl|N NAILS are forwarded 10 the ports OF
1a4lhs dslly. and the schedule OF cIaSin.s i. ar
'Ni-tn q" tifr presumption of their uninterrupted
.ftt iahl transit For the week ending August 3.
l.'l. the last connecting closes wan De- made
from tins Office A fafTrgrr-
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

BRENTNO0D-FIvc m -nutes' walk from District
llne Suburban electric road, lots 50N2O0 for Sl20
at s per month Enquire W A BARTLETT.
Loan and Trust Building m2I-Imo
FOR saLE-slCo down lalznrs monthly; houses.
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For RENT-RnnEIs.

-NA@-' aNNC-'ASa
FOR RENT-Largc ballroom. with or without
board ~, 20 -t- NV. CO.'S
FOR RENT Furnished rooms So 81. S.. a2a
FOR RENr-secoud floor. nicely furnished -ft-
lnE-room, bedroom. Kitchen: adults. 50 ll2,
--- 81 NV m--g
FOR RENT Desirable furnished front room. suit
able for two gentlemen So s2i 18th Sc NV
mos
FOR RENT-Eerant furnished or upiurni-heJ
rooms c35 st. ne. mos
FOR RTNT-Four large unfinished rooms au
second t"0r7 bath and gas opposite new Library
cheap rent cars pass the door. 155 3 ST. 81.
mos
FOR RENr-Fwui-5cd room for two. So -ach
two rooms, s.. 5'5 $ 81. NV. ut-J
FOR RENT NiceIy-furui-hcd hav-rzfndou front
room. bath same t9or; SD month. +-I 9th 81
NV mos
FOR RENT-Furnisbed front room, with or with
out table board Apply lpl5 lHh g. nv ND
FOR RENT-NicaIv furnished froat room. with or
without board g22 Massachusetts ave NV.
FOR RENT-Tvo or three rooms, Furnished or
unfinished 2Elz 18th e. sw- e5-3
FOR RENT-A ballroom. with closet. SIS ETH
ST. NV eos
FOR RENT Furnished or unfinished room. 1917
Florida ave nw. e5-3
FOR RENT-NcuIy papcrcd. painted. and fur
nlshsd rooms ~ 9th 81. NV. mo-
FOR RENT-NeuIy papered painted. up-to-date
rooms single or suite; central location 40
9Th ST. uw- m5-3
FOR RENT-Niocly furnished rooms. horne COM
forts; terms reasonable 2ll7 q It. nw. mas
FOR RENT-FIat of three desirable rooms. al
Iifrsf
FOR RENT-FurniShrd far housekeeping. three
rooms with gas; moderate. 2li lst ST. NV
mt-2
FOR RENTED l1th St. mont ts-sr-eut. fur
Hlshed or unfinished, cheap, housekeeping or
business. m4-3
FOR RENT-ls3I New York ave. desirable fur
nlshed and unfinished rooms cheap 10 per
msnent party. m4-S
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms. two for
LghL Housekeeping. CO 30 g. NV MS
FOR RENT-For light housekeeping. two COM
municatlHg, completely furnished rooms, h-a-,
Ed-. and BATH central location; both rooms
ply sunday al day, week days after $50, lf2
Massachusetts ave ne, corner ID ST. mss
FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-Nealy completed fats furnished or
unfinished. 40 9th ST. NV. mE-3
FOR REM F0ur-ro0m corr,< Fat. two hav win
dow-- modern. SIS. lOJ Mass ave nc mas
ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT Large room. gyith good board for
two >a,, beautiful location. SO 4th n. uw.
CO.'S
FOR EENT-Nieely furnished 8d-,tDry front room:
hoard % desired. splendid location az Mass
rHU~erts ave UW. eos
FOR RENT Nice furnished rooms and board.
- month 5I 9TH -. nv. c5-3
FOR RENT Rooms and board, front and back.
- Per week 100 eth -r- nv. o5-5
FOR RENT-Ncwlv-raiute5 and rapcreI rooms.
with or without board: everything first cIa-,.
splendid location So Erh ST. NV azJ-t:
FuR RENT-Large. cool. newly pap,rsd second
Moor 'front.' bay window. communication. rooms
also room v1th private baths furnished with or
without board SO I'd MS mis-
FOR RENT-TV0 nicely furnished front rooms ID
second taarf southern exposure. with OF with
ONT board, every convenience; terms moderate.
sl8 L wv mia
THE BELMONT-East home cooking. s. a week;
elegant r9gIu- and par,oTs sI5 I2tI 81. nv.
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FOR RENT,
ron RENT-UNFURNIsHEn ROOMS.

Apply at Offs. for Weekly Bulletin
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AL trains 5-lUn-uEtgi With PlnlsCl light
Raltir1rc Philadelphia. NeW YORK. Boston, and
tbs Ezs- .2=25 = -15 lDner). $50 tBlHet)-
800 DINER 1890 lD1nsr) e. M, -I2-lo
Diner. .I-I0 CDsa.rl. 500 t-RoysI Limited %
ls5per3 H4-Uo lBufet). SOS lEine-l $50 and
-Il.sJ p. H. Steering car 0pen AZ f0-00 0'ciockj-
Par.cr cars On a.. cay trains
Atlanric CITY. I0-CJ a. m lZ-Io noon. and
10 and 500 T.
-D1ly- EXcep- sunday --Sundzy only
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Ess-a-e called Tor and checked frcza hotels ard
residences hy Union Transfer Co. orders len
~ tscket Ofi-cs. 6Ig Pennsylvania avenue north
west New York avenue and Fifteenth street. and
10 depot Telephone ticket Offices Cor & o
Electric Automobile Cabs
ID b NARTIN MEr- p. rr-f-c.
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wANTED-Rooms AND BoARD.

NANTED-By gentleman fond Of re-stsHl
room and board iu private family ou Capt.
EiL Aadrass Bon 3Jl tins office ma.
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WANTED-ROOYIs.

NANIED-By sober Young man. with Govern
mont position moderate priced furnished room
with us- oi bath, on Capitol HiI. private tsuTv
preferred. references given Address HDN al5-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-BF respectable coI0r.t girl from ia.
south situation to DO light houscVork o. cham
maid address, le5f % ST. NV n
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HELP wANTED-FEMALB.

NANIEB--WomCn and girls. plain cooks cham
peTIniio7- nurses house girls. for good homes:
lowest fee. Enquire TIE OLD VIRGINIA OFFICE.
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sITUATIoNs wANrEn-M,1r

WANTED-Ws-ling. ironing. or days work. 1s2
4fh NV 80
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NANTED-By caiored woman. washing % DO
home. % Y ST. NV mi
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FOR RENT-Two desirable uufurnishcd room
with water, gas heat cheap 6ls 18th ST. n,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-09-06
TERRIFIC STORM.
Child Lost in the Excitement Which
Followed.

A terrific rain and hail storm visited
Bridger and Gebo and the locality SUR
rounding those towns late Tuesday
afternoon and did a vast amount Of
damage to crops. The storm also
unroofed a number of buildings,
broke a vast amount of window glass
and at Gebo washed away 800 feet of
track belonging to the Clarks Fork
Coal Mining company. The railroad
company also suffered considerable
damage to tracks and telegraph lines.
During the storm Mrs. r. B. Bartell,
the wife of a ranchman in that To-
cality, while fleeing to a place of safe
ty, lost a babe less than a year old
in the flood. Diligent search was at
once instituted when the loss became
known in the community, but at a
late hour yesterday afternoon no It'd
ings had been received as to the re-
covery of the body.
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Cured of Chronic D%iarrhoea Afte
Thirty Years Of Suffering.

Il suffered for thirty years with
diarrhoea and thought / was past be-
ing cured" says John s.. Holloway, of
french Camp, Miss. 81 had spent so
much time and money and suffered so
much that l had given up all hopes of
recovery. l was SO feeble from the
effects of the dlarrhoea that | could
do no kind Of labor, could not even
travel, but by accident | was permit
ted to find a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and after taking several bottles am
entirely cured of that trouble. am
so pleased with the result that am
anxious that it be in reach Of all who
suffer as l have" For sale by Chapple
Drug Co.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Record Of a Days Transactions in
Billings Realty.
From Wednesdays Daily Gazette.
The following deeds were filed with
the county clerk and recorder, yester-
day:
W. o. Allen, ct ux., to Mrs. Lima
L~auterbach, lots Is and a., block 80,
Billings; 81.
Austin North, ct ux., to Lima Lauter-
bach, lot /, block 80, Billings; 500.
Henry H. Ebert, ct ux., to Lima
Lauterbach, lot 2, block SO, Bill
ings; 81.
Jonas Hedges to Ferdinand Leim-
bach, lots 20, % and "a, block 9, Bill.
ings; 1912.
Ferdinand Leimbach to H. F. I'm
derwood, lots %, % and "a, block 8
Billings; 500.
H. F. Underwood to Nathan Under
wood, lots %, % and "a, block 9. Bill
ings; 1925.
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566. Yellowstone Journal, printing
district court blanks, $2s3.46.
Said bill was not allowed for the
reason that such blanks were furnish
ed without authority from this board
and for the further reason that the
board is under contract with the Bill
ings Gazette, a newspaper printed at
Billings. Yellowstone county, Mont,
for it's printing, blanks and books
The clerk was directed to notify the
clerk of the district court that he shall
notify the Yellowstone Journal that
said blanks are held subject to the
order Of said Yellowstone Journal.
The board adjourned until Septem-
Der 4, 1901. at 10 o'clock a. m.
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First Publication Aug. 30, 19O1.-6
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Lewistown, Mont, Aug. 26,
1901.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before T. A. Will
liams, clerk of the District Court in
and for the County Of Yellowstone.
State of Montana, at Billings, Mont,
on Saturday, October u, 1901, viz:
John w. Newton who made HE No.
1884 for the SEA NEA, NE SEA.
SEA SEA, sec. 18, TIP. 8 N, R. rs E.
NJ. M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Sidney H. Erwin, of Roundup, Mont;
Gerald F. Corwin, of Billings, Mont;
Allen B. LaMott, of Roundup, Mont;
Thomas Hurley, of Roundup, Mont.
EDWARD BRASSEY,
Register.
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Consumption Threatened.

C. Unger, PIP Maple ST., Champaign.
Ill, writes: 81 was troubled with "a
hacking cough for a year and
thought I had consumption. / tried a
great many remedies and was under
the care of physicians for several
months. l used one bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t cured me, and
have not been troubled since" Holmes
& Rixon.