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S"r",nl current ov"utn will iond to
nu,n,d nt"rm to- J. Il. l'r. hmnn'n
u"w novel, "l|y lh"nl Aln,"," ON"
II ih" %"id"mh", lmhl,cn.iuun uf Me
'hu". l'htlliIm \ Co. II IL n uorv
Il th" 'd""I m,Iln L th,rnH", nl,uw
,"N ih" N,ndnnl development uf ,r,o
'nur,lnhl" I,Il"r"ur"n b"i w""u ru
rl">" M | "mpl"" II d"p,rtn tho
td"nf n l'"nrl" who nv" MT pr"nnnt Of
umfmturnt" Inherent rf tho public
th" f"l"N Mo,"ny"l, ,ni,oaucn in
tirt,Nu nu nun,rhlM of iho lImmo
t"ldmnn type" Tn" r"ndrln ,f worl,
ih"'" va" my comparison ~ ii," nv
thNi nmhnl wh"n l"unm"h hnr Suphiu
t"ldd",n t'l"",nE ~ from iiuruUu
nul t'lnnrr, uh" ,hliiu into New York,
wh"r", l"luN II hlrh Of Tint bInck
f"nthw, ,,h" ln,us ll"rr Mom'fi !lnrk
About th" t.m" IT thr Hay mnrkrt
r"i, 'h" find" IL" why io Ch'rn,,o
""L m"""'ntw h"r"lr with II group
" th" fnnn,m lnt"rnnI. IN "By
Er"nl AI"n"," uhn IL, Ipcnlrd IN tho
ln"i'rN town Of Marvin, whnro nhn,
h"'n"l;"'"' th" 'En"rnnI l'ol"", "Scilm
m"l'", nnl livw lie" Of dirn monnco
to- HrrldN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15

Wmshiu,d,u. Oct If Admiral
Crownln,,h,rln iu h,r nuu,,nl ,,,,r,,
.lwolla u run the nnr,,nt,y, u,,I ,i
tho navy for moro uiic,,u u,,I u,n
llr nnNt if tho dcrnrlmr,d wrr,
rnllrl upon 60 man tho ,hi,r, for w,,
,rrv,ro il could nat moot tI,, l,,,,,I
There are not curuyh l,ur ul)irrr, t.,
mnu tho rh,m, uIrruly rr,,,i,u.,,I
Whcn, in ,hrrr ,oo,o, ,h, y.,,,,l.
NOW undw construction nhnll huy,.
h"nu cumplcirl thr uuu,hrr ,f ,,,;.
corn n"r",nnrv tu man ihrm nuJ u
frw auxiliary vr.cl. would l., u,
lmw than II tl,"n,auL, and lhr rrcn
lwm rrc"c,hrd u how thcsc officers;
can h" "rrurrL IN thr ,,hnrt timr
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
'RuSovolt" or "RoSyvolt."

According to II Washington dis
patch, President Roosevelt is rs fas
l,diouS over the pronunciation Of
his name rs was Hamlet over the
speech he wanted spoken trippling-
~ Oh the tongue OF the player. He
would impress upon his country
men the necessity and exc the pro-
pr'cty OF spraliing his name as if
II was spelled Rosyvclt and not as
II there were no { before the v.
Unfortunately for the prcsidcn,
III this matter tho American
rule ct pIonouncing 90" like
and dropping obscure sylla-
blcs initiates against the pop-
ular adoption of his family pro-
nunciation Of Roosevelt. We do
not need to call him "Rosyvclt" to
know that he comes Of the good old
Ouch family. But hc will acknowl-
edge that his family has been III
America long enough to submit
gracefully to the linpual pcculiari-
tics of the American tongue. Any,
way, what has ancestry got to do
with American pronuncia,ion1 We
aSsimilatc ancestry in one genera
ton.
The Rccord-lIcrald does not be-
iicvc that President Roosevelt is
sensitive about the pronunciation of
his name. He knows that q rose
ny any other name would be as
sweet. and that the name Is but the
trademark.
II, however, he insists on Our
pronouncing the 90 IN his name
like II short o he must not be sur.
prised 1t we end up by rechristcn-
ing his secretary of war as I;lihu
Rot and refer to the head of the
treasury department rs Secretary
Gagey. Chicago Record Herald.
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iioW Leonard llNIpcd Mako J0ll

~ don't m"m to b" doing any
ih'nE hut Munh around nnh wait ;"
'm'd I""nnrd to hiu nnuli" ON" hny.
Annt'" WA" mnkinE cnrrnnt jolly
nna .""nnr,l had hin nlrnvm rolled
"p nnh II hlE apron ti"I nhoul him,
alt r"ndy to l"l T.
'I'"t" Of r""pl" hnv" to mnnd and
wait, '"nnrh," mid nunti".
"Hnt ! hnd rnth"r work." amid
tn" nN y"nr cid hoy,
s" nlnti" ,,nvo him II little spoon
1" "rl" til" jolly with
u" h"Ippl mcnnurn tho n,,.,nr, not
th" !, ,lnn'"n ia or,irr ON lhn ;,blr, nuh
wh"n"vr th"" wnH Il chnucr, tnntw
'h" j"Ily mnd Hnid: ~ think it il al
right. II auita mo-"
Them ho went ont ON tho porcl
and took II riir in tho hammock
m"klnE h"lirvr thnt hr WAS on ,
train Toi' = to Buffalo.
AZ th" tlrst stop h" found an cat
my h"ns", whrrr hr had broad an,
jolt! for lunch,
Pretty so"n h" camr to another
"ntnS: house, HEd thrr" hr had hrra,
and jolly.
Hy tn" time the journey WAS cndc,
tn" Jolly III the kettle was done, an,
h" watched aun:ir to seq that sh,
filled "nrh glass TO Tho hrim. Forty
Nv" \ l"ssrs Of pretty rod jolly wcr,
rnt away, and l.oonard and nunti
f"9t II" though they had done Il goo,
Mornings work.-~Advance.
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Registration Notice,

NOT1CE lS HEREBY GIVEN
~ thnt tho Books of Registration
for tho Town OF Newbcrry, s G., nro
now open, and tho Undersigned as Su.
pcrvis0r OF Registration for said town,
WI keep said books opon ovory day,
ISundays oxccptcd) from 8 a. m. until
Up M until aud Including tho Bird dny
Of December, 1901.
w. +. LANGFORD,
. Supervisor OF Registration.
August 20, 1901.
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'nn' """nni"nn nhn"nl Wy ,"hhnn "f
'h" law ,n"h " ito nnvnl '"p,"nmtn
t,,"r
lh" '"r",' nny" III" nnvy 'i"th,l
m""i /" nh""t /" fnll"w NJ th" t,"r"
d""t "n'nl'l'nh"L lnd y"m IN IT," r,"n
I"nn " II tn,r"'In h"m ,"u"'v" mnti",
nj N"f'lh w "nInhlmhinE f"n, o'h"r
"n'""no nj f"' livnl, Nhn' l"tnn,
r"nonrrln nnL norou.l ono nj Nor
fnlh
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"p' p. III. "a" II. m. IN" n,Yht.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE RErWENN


CHARLESTDN AND GRElENVIIL.D
Pullman pnln"e sleeping oars on Trains y5 and
oo' 3 ana 81. on a and =. division Dining cars
OIL those trans serve all meals enroute
Trains leave Spnrlanhurg, A. s. @. division.
north6ound. 9:hB Il, IN. 8:85 p. M, OLE y. m.'
{V"stih,nio Limited! and 0:53 p. M; south.
bulc Iimitcd> and 10 80 II. nj 0'''
Trains lenvc t4reonvillo. A. and C. division,
northhound, 800 a. H., Al p. M and is u, m y
lVestihnlc 1hmitedl, and b:b6 D. M; south. p; i,.
pound, ~ Q. NJ! 80 p. m. l2 20 p M. (Vesti.
bule ldmttetl), and ii 30 a. m
trains 10 ani lR-Pullman Sleeping Oars
betwoen Chnrlo ton and Ashevlle.
, Nlognnt Pul mar Drawing. Room Sleepine q
oars between Savannah and AsheviIlc enrout 3
daily botwcon ;Inrksonvile and Cincinnati.
Trhing III and IL Pullman Parlor Oars hs-
ew"on Charleston and Ashoville.
FRANK g. CANNON, S,HH HARDW1rK
Third V'P. d. Hon. Mgr. Gon Paa Agent.
Washington. d. O. Washington. Il ~
w. H. TAYLOR H. w UI9N,r'
Asst. Hon. Pas. AIT, Div Pna Aot
,sr,,.,,; ;AssaatS, Sc: Charleston1 6. Q.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE !
FAST LIME

Betweon Charleston and Columbia.
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina. AVA ''
PAasENuRR DEPAi,rm ENr,
WlIMiH0ToN. N. G., Juno 9TH, 1901
CDNDEN9En af,tIn,,,,, ~
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15

Arr"nH" your pInnn curly to attend
th" 3'rd AnnunI S,uio Fair at Go.
l,mbn, Oct. 2Sih to Nov. lH..
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points on 8. A. l.. and G. and g. Railway and
AT tSpartanbnrg with Southern Railway
For any Information relative 20 fickets
rntos, schedules address
w. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pas. Agt.,
. >,o Augusta, Ga.
L. NJ EMERSON, Traffic Manager
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the great vegetable
purifier and tonic, Ia
the idcal remedy IN nil
rheumatic trombfca.
There nrc no opintca az
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15

40. ~, connects at Washington with tho
iicuhayiVnnia Hallway, Buffalo Express, ar
1iHlHR Buffalo ! 81 am
toiufhbEi, SewbcTry and Laurcns Railw, v
trhlD NO % leaving Columbia, Union sta.
non at II %d am daily, connects at Clinton
WIN l. Railway. No. 50. aTording
HhoricHt and quickest route by several hours
70 ntiant" Chattanooga, Nashville St. Louis,
Gnichgo and all points West.
close CONNECTION at Peiersbu:g Richmond
"asllhgton PorttnOuth Norfolk Colum bia
savannah, JacksOnville and Atlanta with
divergins lines "
Mhgiiiccnt 'cstibuc trains carrying through
points. f"'
.. a L. Railway 1000 mile books are good
over GrN and l.. Railway; also TO Washing.
., ror reduced rates Pullman reservations.
c!c., apply TO
VIM. Butler, ID. p. r.,
\, Savannah, Ga.
Il. T. IL. Bunch, q. f. A. Portsmouth. Va
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MtN Nt.t nt,n ny IttI, NAM

NM f""uEh ~ N""t -. n,u"i Inrrn,iurI
R"""nn'"n.nti" ti"ur NIaI,ra i,nvh in,
Rr"rH'n"n I" trr,'u, ~" Hn,nl
A"nt, ~, tud"tc
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
ron sALE-HoUSEs.

Apply at Office for Weekly BqIIstiu.
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ron mENT-..EEIcE ROOMS.
TRTSTEES' SALE.
THOMAS DJWLINC L Co. Auctione

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND ON THE BOWEN ROAD, IMPROVED
By A LARGE DWELLING. AND OUT BUILD
INGS-
By virtue of deed Of trust dated February %.
1881 recorded in Liber No. 1893 foo III ct seq,
of the land records Of the District of ColuTnJa
SATURDAY THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH.
1901 AT $50 O'CLOCK P. 81. the real estate
lying in said district. by said deed conveyed and
described part OF tract OF land called
Aaron situated on the Marlboro Road. east Of
the Eastern Branch of the Potomac River. it be
ing the same tract purchased by Sayles J. Bo8en
Of Thomas Talbert. per deed dated March IS,
1886. recorded in Liber r. II. H. No. II, foiios
2S9 and go and also that tract Ot land adioin-
eleven IS and III in the subdivision OF a tract
called +'Nonsueh' purchased by said Bowen OF
Washington 4 Young and Hugh Ewing. per
deed dated May 81, 1871. recorded in Li6er No.
6S4. foiiOs DIG. etc of said land records. refer
enc~ being had 20 said deeds for a more Pzrticu-
lar description. both tracts containing about
forty five acres mere CT less. and being the same
land conveyed BY William P Dele and vile TO
George B. Starkweatfer by decd dated February
100 ct seq
Terms Of le-One-lllird cash md the balance
in one and two years. secured by the notes Of
the purchaser drawing per cent interest and
deed Of trust the property. OF al cash at puT-
ehaser's option. deposit Of $500 vii be required
at time Of sale. If teTTSzof sale not complied
vi IA within fifteen DAYS the trustee the
night TO resell on hYe days notice at risk and
cost 0. dciault:ng purchaser. C0aveyaneins,
stamps and recording at purchasers cost.
SAMUEL r. BOND, Trustee,
c2pd&ds Office 81 ~ St n. ".
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Baltimore g OHIO
RAILROAD

Schedule in effect November a5, 1906
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave. and C St
Chicago & Northwest. 1850 s. m, sos p M
Cincinnati St. Louis. and indianapolis, 1895
n ss:45 p m y 10 night
Pittsbrrg and Cleveland, 1850 a. IL. $50
= r. aEd i 90 night
CSlsIH,3ssss and Wheeling, sos P
Wiachezter, 1888 a m. BIS, and 1888 P n
Annapolis, jfz!lo. $3.50. ga-ss a n, I1aas,
Frederies. ISIS. Fs.asoa. lIlo.So a m. .'1.l-
EBaserzto4n. lile:05 a m aad ll5:so P. N
BcYd and way points. s-35, @-9-n E
Tbs 4-33, 1859. +7so5 ?. II
n. ESQ, lib, 1900 .i4-3o, 500 ll5---
'z:o5- ~-Io-15, fIII-25 p
Washington Junction and way points. 1888,
$500 j. IN, LIB. ff4-So 1870 p m
Ba tinore week days. X2-$5. SEQ. $50, H -05,
ST-I0. xS-99. s-35. x9:58. Kl0-00 a n KI2-I0 Ms
I2.I5 xI-I0- xS-10 x4-o3 14-30- +:S5. U5fl5.
x5:l9, Ks $50 x6-39 $50, $500. xIG-0o 1xIi-3o.
Ii-95 p Sundays. x2-35. X 60. zI:lo. $50
x9-09 a H. x12:t0 10, lis. xS=oo Ks 80 +-Ss.
1915, x5-IO. go xs-do, xI1-oo. xlI-S0, xll-a5
, IL RcYAL BLUE LINE
Al trains illuminated with PIntsch light.
Ia tirruore, Philadelphia, New York Boston,
and the East, -2-$5 -5:t5 lianeT), ils;l3 tBgast1
--g-e9 (rSne~). 1000 {D2ner) a n, fl2-l0
Dine-), $40 (DiGer} 800 {--ROyal Liaa-te=t- :.
i,iner1. 800 (Budet}, +5:c5 (Danerl- ; 90 and
II 90 P. {SiesPI1G Car open At l0-bo o c-ocA)
PaTIOr Cars al day trains
Atlantic Citv Io.e0 a m. il2:I0 noon, and
II:IO and 500 P. IT,
DAILY. Except sunday. f'Sundzy cnIy-
xExEress trains
residences by Union Transfer Co orders left
at tick offees. SO Pennsylvania Avenue norta-
vest New YORK Avenue ard 18th Street. ard az
Depot Telephone ticket othces for B. < o Eiec'
tric Automobile Cabs
E D. UNDERWOOD. D. B. hARTIS.
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SeabOard Air Line Railway
FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LTNE.,;

= LoKIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LTNE.1
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PENSA r h sTaTToN
$50 A. ~ daily. Florida and Atlanta Fast Mail
Tor Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines. Pine
hurst, Camden. Columbia. Savannah Jackson
pi4Ie Tallahassee, and Tampa, Charlotte,
Athens, Atlanta, Neg Orleans. and points
=" est Througa sleeping ears to Jacksonville
and Hamlet to Att nta
$50 2 II daily Florida and Metropolitan Linn
ited-Drawing Room. Compartment. Obscrys-
ton. and Dining Cars-ior Raleigh Southern
Pines, Pinehurst Camden, CoiBusbis, Savannah,
Jacksonville. end st. Augustine S.eeping Car
Jacksonville To Tampa
s-55 P n. daily. Florida and Metropolitan Linn
tied for Charlotte. Athens Atlanta, Chat
t2nooga. Nashville New Orleans ard points
Southwest Through sleeping cars 70 Atlanta
For further information apply to ". VI. Ne
C0NNELi4 General ssn~t f32t Y~s York avn
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BASTED-A fFst-class young and sound horse
Chestnut color preferred: must be sound IN every
particular; height about I53z hands; no roadster
required: stablemen and agents positively not
dealt with. address Box CTS, this Office ez6-3
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RAILR ADS.
PennSy savanna
gAETlsoAp.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3 SIS
1:45 a 81. WEEK DAYS. PTTSBURG Ex-
PRESs-Psrior and Dining Cars Harrisburg e
Pittsburg
1879 A NJ PENNSYLVANIA LIsfIrEp-PaIi-
mSn s,lecpi1g, Dining. Smoking. and obserTa-
ion Cars Harrisburg to Chica-9. Cincinnati.
indianapolis, st. Louis. Cleveland and Tolsas.
Buffet Psrlor Car 10 Harrisburg
I0:5o A. Il FAST LINE-PrIInan Ba7et Parlor
Car to Harrisburg Buffet Parlor Gar Harris-
burg 70 PittsF,lrg.
$50 PM CHICAGO AND ST. LoUIs~ExPREss-
s!rsp ing Car Washington to St Louis and
Washington TO Toledo and Sleeping and Dis-
ing lars Harrisburg 10 Indianapolis. 81. Louis.
Louisville tvia CincinnstO, and Chiczgo-
7-4s P n WESTERN ExPREs@Pullman Sleep
ing Car to Pittsburg and Chicago Dining Car
to Chicago.
E:.5 P, N-CLEvELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
YRhss-PGii-nau Stepping Cars Washington ss
PIttsburg. and Harrisburg 70 Cleveland ard
Cincinnati. Dlni1s Car
1910 P H. PACIFIC EXPRESs-Puilrnan Sleep
ing Car to Pitts5urg
7:z5 A E--For Kane Canandsigytz Rochester,
and Niagzra Fails, daily. EXCEPT Sunday.
Aos9o = A-For lHirs and Remove daily. exeeps
sunday. For EiIlirpspoTt daily. $50 P. u.
1855 P. M--Dz.ly Tor WiIliau.sport and Buffalo
wa Emporium Junction.. with throrgh Buffet
Stepping Car; for Rochester Erie. Buffalo. and
Nlagzra Fails daily except Saturday vita
Sleeping Car Washington 20 Rochester.
1910 P H--For Erie. Csnaadzigua Rochestss.
Bufaie. and Niagara Fails daily Pullmaa
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester Ssty<-
DAYS only
AGO P " CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED. daily
Ior New York. all Parlsr Cars, with Dining
For Philadelphia. New York, and the
Eass.
Express. ZOO Dining Carl. T.57. Sis. 900.
300 Dining Carr. 1000 Dining Carl and
II; 90 Dining Car from wilmington A n,
12:45, S:l5 so (Dining Car rom Baitfmorel.
$50. 1000 and Il 80 p u. On sundays. 100
Dining Carr, 7:5T s-I5 $50 900 Dining
Car: 90 Dining Car from WilminSton1 A
n. Iz-15 BIS. 40 Dining Car from BATH
nlore), $50 1000. and 1850 P. d For Phils-
deIphia only. Express 5:4s 4. N, 1918 P.
81 week days 2-0f. 80 Dining Carr, and
$40 P. L. daily
Fer Boston Nirfps=.t charge T=4s 4 Il week
days and 4,5e r r. daily
For Baltimore $50 800 7:s5, ISL S:f5. 300
1000. 1850, HOO A NJ, 1913 fZ:45. 1:20.
2-6l. BIB. 800 fl-o0 Limited} 40 40.
4.31. $50. $40. 6:I5. $50. T:45 1000, 11:4o
Il :35. and il:5o P. N On Sundays. 100. 7:s7.
SIS, 500. s:o5. 10:5o. HOO A. NJ. 1915,
liz 2.0l. $-I5. $50 (4:0o Limited, Ale,
4:ze 40. $40. 6:I5. $50. 7:45, 1000. 1919.
E'5r Pope's Creek Line. As a II and 4sl P. y.
For annapolis. TOO. 900 A. II. 12:1s and 5.4a
P n weekdays Sundays, 600 A. Il and
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line $50 A. NJ 3:lZ P. N daily. Florida
Special $40 P. n week days
&
11
seaAar= -se-ees=eaz
z=aH-te g-t rt- -
E BIS go a-
TicEe; oiloss. corner Fifteenth anu ~---
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RAILR DADS
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and Is l-2 81
In effect November 1. 1900
For Alexandra Week days. $50, 7:o4. $780,
500. s:35. s:59 9:25 1890 Hoo. Il 30 a n,
1l2.05, l2-20 l2:45 xI:O5. I:25 200. $50. x2-59
$50. 8:59, x4:I5, ass. $50. $40. x5:24. $40.
6:o4. $50. 7:06. 7:2o 500, s:46. $50. lob,
n:20, and II 80 2. Sundays. 7:45, 800 s:45,
1880. HOO II 30 a. m, 1900 noon, ESQ 100.
1:31, 2:00 2:Sg. 800. 3:3J. 400 $50 $50. $780,
600. $50 TOO. 7-S0, SEC. s:45, $50, 10:I5,
Il 30. ard 1I:51 p m
For Mount yernon-Week days. ESQ, 500, 1000,
HOO a N, xI2-05. KOS 200, x2-59. 359 K4:I5.
x5:24. 7-OS. and $50 ?. N. Sundays, 600 a. n,
1850 noon. 300. 400. 100. and $50 p. m.
For Arlington and AquedGct Brdge-Week
days, $780, 7:of, go 500, 8:35 $50, e:sj 1000,
and HOG e. m %l2.o5, 1870, I2-45 .05. ~I.25
geo go 2-5s. $3.50, s:58. 1875. $50. 5:24.
500, $50, 7:08, and 500 p. n. Sundays. 7;45
900, 9:45, F10:30 HOO. and III 80 a m. 1900
room, 1880 100, +I.S0. 200. s2:30 3:0O. $780,
400. '4:So. 500. $3.50. 600. $3.50, 7:o0. $780,
and 800 ?. n.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xESPress. 'TO Arlington only.
c. z ABBOT, President
J. COLYIN. SuDerintendent-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wANTED-Ter National cash registers. cheap for
cash, or any kind Address BOX 652, this Office
Is Myrtle St e25-5
WANTED-Oak roll top desk; in frst-class con
dition and cheap. PIX COS, this Office esq
WANTED-s Second hand incubator. in good order
must be cheap Tor cash. Address BOX scr this
Office mss
WANTED Highest cash prices paid for your old
gold silver that has lost its usefulness watches
diamonds, etc pawn tickets bought L. ABRA-
HAMS, removed to 333 9th st. NV. m22
WANTED-Ladies to know that we do plating
OF all kinds from cent per yard up; pinEinS
done while you wait- OPPESHELMER's 5I4 9th
e. MO
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gcuts cas'-of clothing; drop postal IN call
B. TARs' s. 1893 eth st NV n2-lmo
LOST.
LOST-Last week on 18th st. near 7. silver handled
riding whip. Finder returning to clerk Shore
ham House viii be reEsrded. ez7-s
LOST-BIack and white cat back ies,s crippIed
Reward ii returned tn apartment T. sol \ I
ave NV Ia27-2
LOST-Money and ring. on Pa ave Return to
l2l Pa. ave. and receive reward. mZ7-3
SrRAYED OR STULES-From n5 % st. ne
Tuesday morning. a small light brown skye ter
rier, Rudy. Reward if returned. nj
LOSr-Monday evening. brown collie dog. named
Flora LIBERAL reward if returned 20 9001z Sth St
c2C-3
LOsT-sunday evening. large gold seal. with
blackstone setting, attached 10 small gold chain
Finder viii be literally rewarded II returned to
% Lafayette Square nl26-8
LOsF-Lady's gold closed face watch, No. I02ag72;
monogram r. E Il ;" between station c p o.
and ia. ave. and Sd and 7th SITS. NV. Reward II
returned to 90 Sd st. NV. mss
LOST-Tenth st. near St NV, purse with
lady's tVo-stone diamond ring, Tiffany setting.
Reward so for information or ring, 95s NV.
MISS
LOST-On Sunday afternoon. a solitaire diamond
ring s. reward II returned 20 I26 st. ne
mss
FOUND.
FOUND-Bicycle on C St ne, owner can have it
by proving property ana paying charges Go
Florence st. ne e27-5
/ ICE CREAM. zoe gzilon. not made in cellar.
but above ground aOF sewer gas abounds In Gel
/ Jars and breeds ty-noid. diphtheria. etc moral
| don't eat that k.rd. LkCEY's Is pure and
/! dtlieions. 607 y. Z. ave-. Phone AeI.
For RENT-IsAUaURAT ROOMS.
FOR INAUGURATION Frons and back parIor and
other rooms. els z st. NV. ua27-5
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk L washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, EsS>
- posi News. and all points South. by the
- superb. powerful steel pzlsee steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and 'N ash
- iDgJon.' the following schedule:
LY. Washington. $50 pm Lv Portsmouth. s. 90 pm
LE- Alexandria 100 pm Ly. Norfolk. 500 pm
Ar Fl. Monroe 100 am / LY II. Monroe 100 pm
Ar. Norfolk --. 500 AN Ar Alexandra q 80 an
Ar PGTtsrnouths Is Am Ar Washington z. % sm
- Tickets sale al 81 Penn. ave, b. aud
" D. ticket ufics bIs Penn ave, and cOrusr
- 18th ST. sad \ 7. ave. C. & o. ticket Of
D. AfA At
- s 4 L, tickst Office, 1884 n 7. ave, and
on bUsrd steamer
E5For further information apply al gen
- e-al Offices 18th st wharf, Washington, D. o.
- Phone T5G
no2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager
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W8NTED-Two or three rooms. light housekeep-
ing beat and light; unfinished, large, airy
furnished room. with board. for two. or without
board convenient 10 cafe Or caterer. Address
BOX G3I, this Office. nZ7-3
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FOR SALES rooms. cellar and bath brick; 10
Gated ne; convenient 10 churches, stores school.
market. and cars; price $50; only 500 cash
balance 81 monthly owner leaving city Adj
dress BOX 90 this Office rp2B-3
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FOR RENT-TNAUGURAT SEATS
And WINDOWS.

INTERIOR SEATS FOR SALE-Comrnandinr full
view; corner 18th 81 and Pa ave; one OF the
best riews in the city Rooms % and e. Cor
Building t5th St and Pa ave rn27-6
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Ticket ofhces, corner Fifteenth anu u
and AZ the station. Sixth and 3 Streets, EiFerA
orders can Be left for the checking Of baggage
to destination from hotels zE6 residences
Telephone cali ''144l'' for Pennsylvania R2ti-
road Cab Service.
J. r HUTCHINSON, J. r WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS

FOR IEAUGUEATToN-Froas and back parlor and
other rooms. els z st. NV. NILS
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FOR -Three-chaIr barber shop; busiHeS-
section; bargain. DUNLAP, 800 E st, m27-S
FOR E-Old-establisbed IunchrooIa; centre @
ciLy- " J. DJGAN, CI7 La ave n27-2
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rnAINs az RLuEMoNr RRANcH-


Leave Washington 9:O1 a n daily 4-49 D. n
week days and 5;2s p m Sundays for Blue
mont 6:25 p m Saturdays SnG 4-S5 p. m week
days and Il-2J P. m, Wednesdays And Satur-
days only fer Leesburg. 6:25 p. n. week dsys -
H-rpd0R.
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FOX sALE-Cheap. confectionery. oyster. and
newsstand; also soda fountain coo Il St ne
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WANTED Experienced waist hands s2S 18th ST
NV. c1I-3
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SaLE-Earket store: excellent location AG-
dress E0X G2p. this office. Ia27-3
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IF YOU want your past present. and future told
correct at DEBORAH'S GYPSY CAMP, opea free
6IO 9Th st, nv. m24-6
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WANTED -INAUGURATION SEATS
AND WINDOWS.
YASTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED Window on north side Of Avenue for
SO Address BOX GO, this Office. m27-3
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WANEED-Arprentices for dreSsInakiug; neat
sewers Cal after p. m. SO c ST 81
WANTED-Good cook and chambermaid at once
g4I Il St NV. el
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WASHI- GTON. D. c. POSTOFFTCE NOTICE
Should e read daily. Is changes ny occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports
Of sailing daily anc the schedule OF ci0siDgs Is
arranged on the presumption Of their uninterrGPt-
cd overland transit For the week ending March
>, 1901. the last connecting closes VIII be made
from this Office a. follows.