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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-21

host OF friends will attend her in the
new field of duty.
The State Board of Education ad.
journed, Monday, after a session last.
ing fortnight, during which time
examinations were made for State and
Life certificates; reading.circle work
organized, and the usual couundrums
decided upon by which to "stump''
applicants for State papers the ensu.
ing year. Four State certificates and
30 life diplomas we're issued, one oil
the latter being accorded Miss Cora A.
Bruner. of this city.
Ii the stockholders in the Jenkins
oil company get nothing else than the
elegantly-printed certificates of their
holdings, they will have very little to
regret, for the sheets will make excel.
lent Office adornment framed, and EN-.
bellished as they are with the official
signatures of the projectors. The very
paper on which they are printed bears an
"oily" look of greeting to its fortunate
possessor, as if conveying the assurance
vi permanent ii not prOntaOle invest
ment.
Oiy notes the fact that at the Sacred
Concert given in the Presbyterian
church, Sunday evening, a very en-.
Joyable programme was rendered
which seemed to be fully appreciated
by the 225 people present, up to the
time time the contribution plate was
passed, when "gross" of $3.50 indi.
Gated the estimate placed upon it in
dollars and cents, an average of two
cents for each person in attendance,
In secular matters, as we'll, the dollar
and-cent scale seems to shrink when
applied in measurement of the usual
evidences OF enjoyment conferred al
puoilc entertainments. A free exhibit
ZION OF any sort, is always good for 9
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The Puritan Still.

There are times, both in winter and
summer, when our city water is con-
taminated by foreign substances which
render it unpleasant if not absolutely
unfit for use. This menace to health,
we are pleased to state, may be en-.
rirely obviated by use OF the Puritan
STILL" an advertisement of which ap'
pears in another part OF this paper.
That it is success in ali its manufac.
turers claim, we are positive, from the
best OF evidence-actual use. Water
that is visibly impure from organic
matter is clear, pure and sparkling
after passing through the still Every
claim made in the advertisement we
believe to be fully substantiated by
practical test. These comments are
made from sense OF duty, to promote
health in the community, and are
made tarily and without solicita'
ton, simply because we think they are
merited,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-21
"vELODaOME" RACES.
The Sunday Races Well Attended Despite thu
Warnings Of the Righteous.

The mile race for novices was won
by Tyler in 2.37, with Winesett and
Hale as competitors.
Eddie Allen won the half mile con-
test, for professionals, in 100, with
Cotter, Jones, Hull and Rucker for
contestants.
Three heats were run in the mile
amateur. The first was won by Rust,
with Milhouse, Melville, and Wine.
sett in the race. Time 2.24. The
second by Avery, in 2.30, with Gran.
ford and Hale as contestants. The
third by Milhouse, in 2.354, with
Rust, Crawford and Avery to defeat.
The mile open professional was won
by Cotter, with an advantage of about
two feet, Allen being second. The
other contestants were Jones, Hall
and Rucker. Time 2.23.
Rucker rode quarter, unpaced, in
30a seconds, and Campbell, of the
Multnomah Athletic Club, u quarter
in 80 seconds.
The two-mile amateur handicap
was won by Crawford, with six entries
and various odds. Time SAT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-21

Indians who are protesting against the
carrying out of the treaty providing
Tor the opening of their lands, in Okla
mona, to public settlement, has not
received much encouragement from
the authorities, he is still pushing the
matter. A delegation of Indians ar.
rived in Washington the other dav to
personally present to Mfr. Mckinley
The protest of what they claim to be a
majority OF the tribes, and a suit
against the Secretary of the Interior
will be heard next week in the Su-
pIeme Court of the District of Column
bia. Officials say the lands will be
opened according to programme.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-21

Robert Loose, cigar-maker of Sc
attic, was Monday placed in Jail in
that city, on a charge of insanity.
Loose broke forth in a fit of ungovern-
able temper, partly brought on by a
prolonged spree. Before he could be
arrested he had succeeded in shame
fully beating and abusing his wife and
children. Some doubt is entertained
by the neighbors as to his being in.
sane, some being inclined to believe
him a responsible criminal rather
than an irresponsible maniac.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-21
METEOR ILLOGICAL.

The folio, 'a- -o' I'D IF temperature and rain
ri far gee ~..S cai.i yesterday. June
.rh. ., f-o. q re,ori kept si,u kinGly furnished
,a. -r,>p,.. As Mir. VI. O'Counor. Voluntary
ol4....cr. g. ...uaru. # Agriculture Weather
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There will be special steamer trip
from Oyster Bay to Olympia for those
desiring to take in the grand 4th OF
July celebration. A good time is as.
sured to those who 60.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-21

he is Not Sure that the Time is Ripe for setting
Aside the d" Unwritten Law''-He NAY, How
ever, Content Himself with Naming His Sue.
cessor for the Nomination-The Patent Com
missioner and Assistant Take a Month or
Two OH'-The Cubans Accept Terms
Apprehension Of Labor Leaders that the Ad.
ministration Secretly Favors Opening the
Door to the Chinese Hordes-The Apaches
Vainly Protest Against the Opening of Their
Lands in Oklahoma to Settlement.
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Transatlantic Mails.

DHJRSDAY-(d) At GEO a. M FOR ITALY. uer
g 81 Nord America. from Ncv York. via NTnirs
Mails must Be directed "Pcr s. s. Nord Amer
lea
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE CoN3nSSIONERS or THE
DISTRICT OF COLI MIA Washington. July ~
IHHl--OTlcrcd- That the schedule 81 fees for IN
sI-ctlus and sealing glass bottles OF jar, usaT
TOR the distribution or delivery 0f miIk or
cream % consumers adopted June T. Iggl and
suspended july 7 and July TO- 1901, Is hereby
ended o. read as follows 10 take effect on
ana after THE lSr Or AUGUST 1881. That The
glass bottles jars used for the distribution or
delivery % milk or cream % consumers that E6II
when hIlrt o. level with the bottom OF the
cap or stoppip not less than seven ounces and
SIX drains and not over eight ounces ana JX8
drains Tor half pint measure, not less than
Hft~~u ounces ami Eve Grams and not over siN-
teen ounces and four drains f1r one pint, not less
than 'h-rty-une ounce and four drains and not
over thirty two ounces and tour drains Tor 1ar
quart not Jess than tnrty-eveu ounces aud l,I-a
drains ana not over forty eight ounces and FIVE
drains llT three pIuJs. not less than sINty-thre.
ounces and Two drains and not over siXty-fsur
ounces lul FIX drains cor 0ue-hlIf gallon shall
ne scaled as measures aud that all dealers in
mi.k who usr gi4-- Bottle o. jars for the dis
trhuHnu or delivery uf milk or cream 10 con-
sL1aer7 shah De charged fee Of - cents Der
l"F bottles Tor such Inspection and sealing
HENRY B. p. MCFARLAND. LANSING H.
HEACH, Commissioners OF the District Of CO.
Lu.hia-
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PROPOSALS..

EAEJl TIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, Washington. july -.I
1901. SEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Propose.
,ur school Books viii De- received ut this ofsru
until O'CLOCK p. NJ. IL ESuAl - CT ST o..
l.HL Oh furnish tor the fiscal year 1902 public
school text books With ard without exchange. a-
provided 90 The DisrFiu uf Colombia lppTgpTIl-
u-n IlW approved Mash D. l.pl- Blank iuTu- u.
proposals and specifications VII De promptly fur
ul-hrd Hy rhc Property clrra of saia District upon
application Co ban 90 lbs Office 8G5 LOUISIANA
Avenue northwest, Washington, d. C. b. orIe
90 tr Board OF CUmWi,aioncrs WILLIAM TN
DALI, Secretary.
OFFICE or BUILDING FOR LIBRARY or CON
DRESS Washington. ID. C.. July 81. I9OI.-SeaIc.l
proposals Cor constructing. delivering. and erect
-uZ In place c0mpers 1870 -tcei-trusscd covered
way, lu the east c0'urs uf the Building Tor Oh
Library oi Congress viii Toe received AZ tins of
nee until = O'CLOCK p. NJ on II ESDAY, TIE
ETH DAY Or Al ST. livl. aud then pubiiCIg
opened specihcltiohs general Instructions. CON
d.tiou, and blank forms Of proposal NAV De-
obtained upon application Co thl~ Office BIER
NARD r.. GREEN, Superintendent.
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES on
>HERIER PLACE
By virtue % a certain deed % trust dated the
-ltH day az June. I,a1. and recorded i1 Iib,r
200. 'JIo ass. It seq. one Ct the land records
% the District ui Columbia and by the r.u7Irsr
~ the holder q the Lotes secured tL.resg u-
VIII sell 20 public auction in front o. the prem
lses. Oh TUESDAY,. TIE OH DAY OF AUGUST
4 D. 1901 AT $50 O'CLOCK T. ~. the follow
luz ae-eriael real estate situate iu the gagu-
aI Washington, District q Columbia distinguished
l- lots numbers eleven GlD and twelve I1I i'm
block ilTyg ODD. Iu The subdivision made by Ia
cob y. Clark and Edward B. CottreLI trustees
,us tHr Ta.sadrs ol tEa Potomac Land Improve.
msHt COMPANY and recorded .n che office Of tine
Surveyor OF the District oi Columbia. 10 county
Subdivision book 3, page ig,
Terms 90 sale All cash. deposit Of ono
hundred dollars w!U be- required al The time al
Sale All gauvsgaHein-, recording. and revenue
stamps tH He 20 the purchaser cost Terms al
sale 90 Do. complied with within fifteen DAYS
from day oi sale ,r tha trustee win resell gf
tae risk and cost ui Oh, leIauItu- pure hl-ar
after five days previous advertisement u such re-
sale.
Dated July "a, 1901
EDWIN O.. CLARK,
FRANK B. CLARK.
Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING q CO.. Auetioueers.
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LOST-BolI OF money. SO. $40 reward. j. rs. 5.
l"I5 Sc. nv. a
Lp>F-A black and Uhif1 L-eutuyr setter syp.
very heavy set, wore small leather collar Re-
ward i returned % B. L. CHAMBERS. 1915 NJ S.
ne uI-F
LOST-Sunday. July -. small diamond stick
pin, reward 407 9Th st. Sc m8I-8
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NANTED-To exchange, real estate for Iorom,-
bile. Box 265, this Office ~
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-Eieven acre. sof land on which are
~" houses one Of 2tgq4 with a. r9oms. aBs
waterpoNer mill; best Shipping point ip m.
county; an IN excellent condition For psrtic-
ul1rs. address F. T, Price. Eakic's Nils. wash
lngt0n county, Nd eSJ-3
BRENIN OoD-FlyG Minutes walk from District
ines subgrhaa electric road. lots 50x2O8 for $40
AZ - per month tUqgive ". A. BARTLETT,
Loan and TuIst- Building ragl-1rr,
FOR sALE-sloo down; hslsnoe monthly; houses,
leLui. =. ". FIERCE. Vienna Va ng-Im0
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FOR sALE-PIANOS.
FOR SALE-AR ELEGAET UIRIGHI

PIANO for SI,l, less than halt its worth. used
only thrc" months, it Is mH upright grand
? feet inches hish. French walnut casr. three
strings. three pedals one the celebrated practice
hat adds NJ much Co the lifr Of IN instrument.
Fully guaranteed and kept IN tune one wear. hard
wood stool and silk scarf free; a great bargain.
r. G.. SMITH, I23J Pa ave. aul-tf
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hANIEb-N ouee girl % 90 90 country. assist
IN general hgu-eWorS- Call thiN rseuin- az aai
Indiana ave nv. mi
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FRIDAY-toDfAt ISIS p. m. FOR EJkOPE. per
s. s. Etruria. froEa- New YORK, via Queenstown.
tc) At 9-lj p ~ for DENMARK direct uar
s. = Norge, tun SeW York Nail must be d.
rectel Per b Norge 20
Co Al II go p. M for NETHERLANDS direct
per s. g. Amsterdam. from New York Mail
must be- directed Per s. s. Amsterdam
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TABLE Board. sl2 and SIS. SIS 4h st. NV.
St3
EXCELLENT table board. SIS per month. 1905
nv. mgD-y
WANTED table boarders; Virginia cook
3Z5 & st. nW. m27-T
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MANTEn-Threc white MATTRESSES for hotel. At
lantlc city can lFHdIy) 300 New York ave
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-szI D So. me-. 8 rooms and porcelain
hafh- si modern Improvements: iu clean. per-
tggt order stable u rear; $3.50 per m-1lh T.
T. KAISER. -IJ ~. NV. rsO-a
FOR EENI-sg5 per month: I52J Iata ST. nv .
f1rer-stHIy aay-viBioW brick house. eight rooms
aud bath, newly plIercd. Enquire ~ 81. COLD
SMITH sll Pa ave Il.O-E
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FOR REST-Nicc store; Groom house and stable.
good corner. 80 n. ne. e8J-G
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FOR BENT-COTTAGEs.
FOR sALE-BICYCLRs-

ToR RENT-Cottase, rooms, s., shade, c1ry
Boz Zl6. this once 100
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BIRDS. DOGS. Ere.

PROF. VICTOR, 1880 Corcoran st.: expert das
a.--a,r aad Tea destroyer dogs and eats boarded
cheap m3O-5
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station Pennsylvania Ave and IsH 81
In eject May 7. IeOl
For AleNandria-Week days. $50, 5-Ot, 5,2o,
500. SO. s-59. 8-25 I0-00 II 90. II 80 A. /;
NI2-O5, 1890 12.f5 X .15 IS 200 2-30. p 90
$50. $50 x4:f5. 4.23 Asa. SOS. N5-23. SO,
sos $50 100 $50. 500 s-t5. $50. l0-l5- ll-z9
h;59 p. sundays. as. 800. 9.f5. I0-sl. Il .oJ
II 30 a. IA 1900 noon: $3.50, 100. 30. 200
$50. SEQ $50 400 80. 500. $50. GOO. ESQ
80 80. 500. s.45. 9-sO, 1O-15, u-1O. Ia
p m
FoE Mount FeTnon-WeeE DAYS. $50. 500 1000
100 a. m; Nl2-05 Il -05 200 x3-02. $50. $50
X rs, Il: q. 700 $50 p. n. sundays 500 a. n,
LOG noon, 200. 400, 200 s:S0 p.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Wsek days
$50, 77o4, 80. SEQ, s;2s $50 9:25 1000 II 90
a NJ; 'l2,05. 1870. '12:45. los rs. 100
80 500, $50. 8.5o- '4.GS. 4.54 5.Z3. ss0z
$50. 7soS. 500 p. N. Sunday. T-fS. $50 s;fS
1880, I-JO, 'lI-SO. 100 noon, $3.50, l-Oc
TO 200. 80 SEQ $50 400 40 500
$50 zoo $50. 200. 30. 500 D. m
Parcels carried Baggage checked
EENprcss. To Arlington only.
G. 2. ABBOT, J. COLYTS.
President suDerinLendenk
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RO1AL BLUE LINE.
Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June l. l90L

Schedule corrected to June l. 1901
Trains leave from P5uDsT wanna station.
s-ol a. n DAILY Local to- Hlrrisonhurg. Var
rentOn, Charlotte. aid way stations
HIS a. u- Daily L. = E4sr Nail SleeDiEE
cars 20 New Orleans, Columbia. savannah. and
jacksonville uniting Al Salisbury with sleeper i0r
Asheville. Chattanooga, and Memphis. suI az
Danvll-e With sleeper Cor Bi-u.Il1h IN ard ~
Charlotte, With sleeper for Augusta solid -raI1
Washington u Ncw Orleans Dining car servl1r-
rs a. m Daily Local for arrrnto8 AID
s:oI ,. n Week Days Local Tor From. Royal.
strasburg. and Ha-risOubu-g-
4-3O p m Daily Local for Wzrent0n and
SO D. n Daily. Washington and Chza1uoo-a
Limited Via LyncLbEEEl- Sleeping CAFE q Roam
ole. knoxville. Caz-laEJogl. Memphis AID Ses
Crlezns- through cu2Ih 10 Memphis As-rlls az
g5sp n. Daily. n. & Fla Express. sleep
AK cars 10 Augusta with connections tor AiksA
ard Charleston, and 20 SagauH4L. J1ckSongllle.
and Port Tampa. Through coaches % Jackson
Vile and Atlanta Timing 40 DIuyilr virh Pull
nan sltCpcrs from kig.guond ana Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san
Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays
i5.45 p. n Daily Washington and Southwest.
ern Limited the only exclusively Pullman tain
between Washington and the south sleeping
cars 90 ASilvi-Le Knoxville. Chattanooga, and
Nashville. ana % Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham
Memphis. Montgomery. Mobile. ard New Orleans
Club car Washington TO Atlanta DinIng car
service
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Wash. uglCu $40 a. m-. 100 b. n. IS
On - and 4-Bg D. m week DAYS. and g-OI A.
m and Is D. n, sundays only for bluenont.
.af s-s5 d. m week l-Ts for LceSburE.
ReturuiuE arrive Washington s-2i a n. and
so 10 m daily. and 81 a. and 2-45 ?. M.
week DAYS from Blu-@out and 6-5T a N. week
DAYS from Legsllrg
Through trains trCm ne south arrive Wasting
con 6-f- am, g-3- An. 20 a. m cal4y -i49 p-ln.
ana g.g0 u.m daily. From H8rUis0n5uTE IL Sc
a H. ,serA days and $50 Pm. daily. krom Char
latt-sylue SIS an and 80 pm daily
Tickets. sleeping reservations, and other In
formation furnished and baggage called for and
CHECKED iron hotels and residences BY Union
Transfer Co. on orders left al Ticket Once. 7u5
18th 81 \ W. 5ll Psnna- Ave NV. and AZ
Peuua- StatlJl
Phone Iifi for p. R R. Cab Service.
Drank CANNON. Sd '. P and Gen Mgr
S. H. HARDWICE. General Pass'r Ageat
L s BROWN General Agent
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FOR RENT
FOREIGN NAILS,
FOR SALF-NORTUWFCT

WASHINGTON, D. C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MATS are forwarded 20 the ports o.
smiling daily. and the schedule OF lIosings Is ar
ranged on the Presumption Of their uuiuterrupteI
overland transit For the week ending August B
lqoi the last connecting closes viii De- rrada
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RAILROADS.
SGabOaTd Air Line HALLWAY,

"Florida and West India short Line"
Leave Washington. Penua- r.. r. station
1901 a. ~. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAiL-Through Pullman Sloepe-s
10 Jacksonville, connecting a.
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper % Atlanta.
ops p M FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY LIATTED-Thr0ugh Pullman sleep
90 Jacksonville and Atlanta
Ihese trains offer excellent schedules and service
70 Petersburg. Raleigh southern pines pine
hgrSt), Camden Columbia savannah, Jackson
VIE and ar Fi0rida points Charlotte Athens,
atlanta. Nev ~9rlcans. Chattanooga. Nashville.
points Vest and Southwest.
A:3o A. NJ -OCM.-To Petersburg Raleigh.
DAILY. southern Pines lPinehurst) Ham
let. and intermediates points
once. 1884 y. Y. ave. and Penna R. r. OfaceS-
X r. 1. BUNCH. ". H. DOLL.
NencraI Pass Agent General Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.


INSTEAD Of storing Your fgruitur, communicate.
AIfu mo DOB reference tD furnished rooms etc..
Tor use ~ sane viii allow part uf house free
Address Box Z.T. This Office 81
all kinds OF carpenters work rrrmurr and
,letTiy done. drop postal BASS. az A So no.
tIs
JPHOLSTEWNG. carpets altered and aid. sam
mer price, drop card loz st. Ew. mis-
LEARN TOUCH-TlPEWRTING: No. % Rom
'n-fuu furnished at - per month bon g-5
city Post0iee. mis-
OUR NEW BOOK sent free. sealed. 6l1, ifl,,z-
tratrG. treats of all conditions Of men nm. No.
tD attain perfect manhood" should De- .D biz
hands # every male adu.t- Address ERIE NEnI-
CAL CO, Book Dept, Buffalo \. Y
jylitu.th. su-l2t
WANTED-To exchange gents z2-ncb uirtgl-
plated Cleveland bicycle for Remington nm.
writer. Adtre4s BOA 25i, this a!ipe usi-8
FOR Secondhand sewing machine III,
credit, ~ cents Noek, an IezdI4s -B.,L,. -.g
and walnut from $40 % so: .oBer eva4Iira,-
-, ~ 81 -~- mJI-J
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Ri
bought and sold also book budiu. In I'M e.
branches al5 q 81, nV. es0-tf
CHAIR CASINC-MRs. L. JOHNSON. ass K -o-
y NV; sehd postal ng7-6
STEAM CARPET CLEANING: Garnet. nj. -
look like new JAMES ". MCKEE Jr IztG 7SJ
st. NV; phone Main sli-2 rog-I1,- %
FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTED-To exchange real estate for I,,,,,,,-
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-HaH acre; improved by small cot
tase and out1uilding. IN Alcl8piria County:
near walkers Chapsl- convenient to cars
WALTER II. MARROW. Jr-, fss 9th S. NV
Wt--d
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Through trains from ne south arrive Washing
t8u t-41 a-ul- 6-52 an 1855 m. daily. 2.l5 pm
and g.a0 u.m- daily From H8Tris0n5uTE IL 81
q m ,.era days and $50 pm daily. From Char
IattssviIls SIS an ard $40 pm daily
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St Paul--Auc- !. 10 an s. Paul Aug q 10 an.
81 LouiNAuE "A. 10 a St Louis. sept Z. 10 an.
ICELAND. Aug. 81. noon Phi pha- Sep II, IOa- m
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PARI
'Eaderland. Aug. Z. noon Fripsland. Aug ., noon
kens gton-Aug- "a, noon Southoark-Sep- 4. noon
'Zceland---Aug. o. noon sYaderh8nd- sen. n. noon
New twin-screw steamers calling az Cherbourg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers Il and Is y r.
New York Oflce. 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1908 s y ".
Or G. W Moss. 1911 St n W.
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WANTED-HOUSEs

" ANFEL-By Government emplOye CcOl0rcd).
sIA-roOm house on 9Th or 9Th Il. NV. with gar
den; suburban property Addre=s BOX 2g2, this
Office r-1-g
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wANTED-ROOlTs.
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

NANIED-By middle-agei man. room and board
m nice quiet Catholic family Address bon
Z63. tins office r,1-l
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NANTED-ENperienced shirt ironers and hackers:
ladies clothes ironerS; st5rchers and mangIe
hans Apply al 3A Pa ave. uw. n9O3
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. IS cents load. UNITED STATES
STOkACE 90, s20 10Th ST. nv mas
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED girl for Homework in the c5uatry.
Apply 81 6,h 81. NV usI-}
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For RENr-sUHUnR,n

FOH HEAI-SUHt HBAN.
FOR RENT-Two or three Moons Sl,it4t,e fo7
married couple. Adtre-s BOX 2u. tais -ofEc..
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BLUFF POINT HOU SE-Open Tor b0ardcrs: 90
marshes. no mosquitoes; on river shore between
week, 81 per day Address B. d. COOKE, ColonilI
Beach. Va. m8O-is
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HELP WANTEn-MAIE

NANTED-Two helpers in carriage-smih d
experience required. Apply to -. j. COOK.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By c0lCred woman place, h0usework
and plain cooking. lo 81. NV cl
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BlClCLES-Just received q few $50 Heating
bicycles. which are selling for less than bsif
p1ce while they last, also few high-grlds
Dayton hicyc's az $40. These Bic,cleS are
800 models, and strictly up 10 date. with our
own guarantee them. few more FoIfr,..
Bicycles, FITTED with Morrow Coaster Brake Hart
ford OF Goodrich tires. sold usually Tor si- %
our price S2ss5 Sterling Bicycles 81 81 =
AHdTae Bicycles. S2Z-JI Also Q feU hieb-arsds
secondhand Bicycles high-gT3de tires 81 a..
gg4ranteed tires, 81 80 9th H. ma. esIs
FOR sALE-An, theF Tot Of second hand bicvcles o.
the best make; beautiful ladies' bicycle. a sD4-
cialty. at thu CYCLE EXCHANGE, 58G 10Th Il
,.gT =
FOR sALE-Gent's bicycle. splendid condition
80 Address BOX 2iZ. this Office fusO-g
STORAGE
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STOkACE 90, s20 10Th ST. nv MAJ,
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