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A YOUNG MolIAN DROWNED.
Tragic End of = Boating Excursion
at Rucnu Vista. Md.


HAGERSTCWN. Md. Aug. Is-sIiss
Mary FiuuafrocE. aged eighteen years. OF
York. Pa. school teacher. was drowned
al 8 O'rIN.E last evening while boating in
Lake Rover. at Eu,ua Vista Spring. ou
the mountain near pcu-Mar. Up Co % DATE,
hour last night her body had not been
recovered
Miss Fiauafrack came 60 Pen-Nar yes
tsrJay ou AN excursion She and her
friend, Mrs. BurbHelm,r. met Frank Rine-
hart and Allen Gaizcr. Of SwuhspuTg.
Washington county. who invited them to
take "a boat ride. They were IN twelve
feet Of water. far from the shore. when
the accident occurred Tho young men. Do
Is alleged. Com--..cyl rocking tho boat in
iun. A young man who vas In bathing is
said to have started Tor tho boat The
women screamed. and IN tho excitement
which followed the boat was overturned.
pitching them and Riuthart into the Wa
ter Miss FiUnafrCrk sank immediately.
According 20 Tho testimony OF some. she
never rose again. While others say she
came up once and struck the boat and
sank again, probably in an unconscious
condition. Mrs. Burkhcimer was in dan
ger of drowning. but Edward RcttIer. Of
itaEerstown now working m York. swan
II her side ana managed 20 get her into
- lhe boat. EinDhart slN sd himself by
swimming TO tho shore
About thirty persons were in the lake
IdihiuE when the boat upset Twenty
divers diligently sought FOR the body. but
without success Rinehart and Geis.r re-
fused To isaE" the lake. and said they
would stay aI night in search of Miss
J innairocA's body, which is thought TO be
heid under water 10y weeds Mrs Rurk-
htiuf'T Tor louE time rcIu Sed TO tell her
ll''hi'- MT PoncubvTEer. States Attpr-
ney. VIII 90 70 Eu.na Vista 10 make am
investigation OF the drowning
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AN ATTACK ON NANTUCKET.
Marines and the Fleet Take Part in
sham Brittle.


NANTUCKET. Mass. Aug 1q-The din
Of battle disturbed the customary quiet
of this island town yesterday morning
and the inhabitants were awakened To
md themselves surrounded by marines
and the target for a number Of heavy
artillery guns. II was but sham bat
tie The marines were I'm camp under
the command of Major Doyen For sew
eral days they had been hourly antici-
pating an attack from the fleet stationed
IN the harbor and plans had been made
70 repulsc IT, When the alarm was sound
ed the orders read Attack and capture
Nantucket and cooperate with the fleet"
Shril busle calls and the roll Of drums
set the column in motion at once and the
operations were soon in fun swing. The
enthusiasm and energy Of the bluejack-
cts which had been stored up for several
days was released on the imaginary foe
on the land and The simulated attack was
a gTcdt SUCCESS.
Rear Admiral HigginsOn was delighted
with the excellent work Of his men and
praised them highly. He declared that IL
was the most important msEeuvre Of the
forces thus FAR accomplished
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or less subject 70 Bad Throat, Hoarseness Ton
Eilitis and Catarrh. Dr.. Agncw's Catarrhal Pow
der never cisappcints- 81 can but proclaim Dr.
AgUew's Catarrhal Powder q wonderful medicine
for actors, singers and public speakers. Myself
and my wife have tried ever, thing but have never
found anything % equal this great remedy, for
quick action; 10 certainly is wonder worker -
Al. Emmett Foster, New York City. sold by F.
= Williams Ninth and f Streets and Edmonds &
Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
-25
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
ard
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and 1874 St
In eject Nay J. 1901.
Tor AleNandris-Week DAYS go. 7-0f. 7-S0
500. s.2s. s-5s. 9-25. 1880 II 800. l1-3o a. nj
El2-0o. l2-2O l2-45. Il 90. 1-25 200 go I3-62
$50. ss59. N4-l5. s-S5. 4-5s. SOS, E5-23, $40
sos, 6-S5 1905. 80 500 s;4S 80 IS II 20
ll-55 r. n Sundays 7-f5 600 g.E5. fG.3). II 90
l-8J a. m: 300 noon. 1850 leo. I.50. Z-C4
2.So. 500. $50 400 4-50 500. 80. 600. $50
200. go, 500, s:s5, o-20 lO.l5, u-20, u-5o
D. m.
FoT Mount Nernon-Wcck DAYS $50. 500. 1000,
ll-og a. M -05, Il-O5. zoo N3-O2. $50. $50,
Nf-l3 q. 100 $50 p m sundays 500 a. m,
1900 noon. 2-0O. 400. 700. $50 p. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridze-Week days,
go 7-Os. 73O. 800. s.29 $50 925 1900. II 90
a. M 1905. 1880 'I2-f5. I705. 'I.25. go.
'2:SO. 3-O2, $50. 2;59. AZ. f-4. 5-28. COS.
$50. 700. 500 p. m Sunday. 7.45. 300 9.45.
1000. II 90. sll.20 300 noon. s12-8O. go.
$50, ZOO '2:3O. 800 $50. 400. 'G.SO. 500,
$50. 500. $50. 800. '7.9O. 500 D. N.
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
1EEpreSs- TO Arlington only.
c. T. ABBOT, J. COLvTN,
President SuDeuHtendent
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RALEIGH, y c., Aug 19--The Great
Falls cotton mill has gone into receiv-
er's hands L has made goods for the
China trade. and when that trade was cut
of II was not prepared to put in new ma
chinery and take up new lines Of cloths
The mill has in past years paid handsome
dividends.
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RAILROADS. r
SGabOaTd Air Line RaIHaV,

'FIorida and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington. Ptnua. r. r. station
ii:OI A. M. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. hAIL-Through Pullman Slecpe-s
TO Jacksonville, connecting a.
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper % Atlanta
6:SS ?. RI FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LINTTED-Th-ough Pullman sleep
ers 20 jacksonville and Atlanta.
Ihese trains offer excellent schedules and service
70 Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern Pines pine
huTsD, Camden. Columbia savannah. Jackson
vile. and all Florida points Charlotte Athens.
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga Nashville.
points West and Southwest.
$50 A, NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines (PiUehurst) Ham
let and intermediate points
Ofnce. li3f " Y ave. and Penua r. r. Oflccs.
r. z. L. BUNCH, W r. DOLL.
General Pass Agent General Agent.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. g..
Is hereby given that rHe COMMISSIONS ~ rl.
InE-uamed Improvements which are. IN their
Judgment. necessary for the public health. -.l,.,.
and comfort. Assessments FOR aua-uaIf tls .5-r
Df the work viii be made as provided iu publ.
act No. III, approved August T. I-4 Parties
who are interested IN the proposed work are
notified that the said Commissioners VIII give
public hearing At the District Building al
WEDNESDAY. THE FOURTH DAY or SIP
TENDER. 1901 AT n O'CLOCK A. NJ. iu the
board room OF the said Commissioners 90 any
and all persons who may desire 10 object thereto.
Set New Granite Curb and Lay Cement Side
wIlk--Ou the vest side Of I4th S. NV. from Il
st. TO ! st., at estimated cost uf 81 ga o. be-
assessed against lots IA square 22O aLuttIug on
said lith ST., between the limits named On
the south side OF Fl9rda ave. NV. from 18th q
20 81, st an estimated cost of 1922 o. De as
sCszed against an lots ia square 49, allrtIrg
on said Florida ave-, between the limits named
Lay Cement SideNalk.-On the north side ~
Massachusetts, ave. extended. from the WnrT.
ley Inn property 10 Joliet ST.. and ou the 8.rrr.
side Of Joliet ST. from Massachusetts ave f..
Wisconsin ave, 40 an estimated cost OF sun q,
be ASSESSED against the property aburtiur the
said north side OF MIassChG-atts ave ana rFa
said north side OF Joliet ST.. between taa IfrrIf-
named
Pave With Nitrifed or Asphalt BIocF.-iu the
uEpayed alleys In square a5i. 40 an estimated
cost Of $50 All the ailess boz square fal. at .r
estimated cost ui slpJ By order 20 the Board III
Commissioners oi the District uf Columbia
WILLIAM TINDAIL. Secretary
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ATEAMBOATA
Norfolk 4 Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day IN the year for Norfolk. New
- port News, lHc all points south. by the
. superb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport NeWs'' Norfolk" and '-N ash
IHktvu, the following schedule
Lv. Washington. $50 pm Lv. PortsmOuth-5-c9 pm
LT- AieN7Hdria--7O 90 pEn Iv. No-foIk----Coo pm
Ar Ft- Monroe. 100 am Lv. n. Monroe 100 pm
Ar Norfolk LOO an Ar Alexandria @ % am
Ar. Portsmouth, IS an Ar. Wzshington--7-00 an
HcAets on sa,e a. sl7 Penn. ave, 3, aud
- @. ticket ufice. 6I9 Penn. ave. and corner
. 18th St and n Y ave, c. & o. ticket o.
- hces, a 6ls Penn ave, and 60g IEth St
. A L ticket Office, 1884 y. Y. ave, and
- on bOzrd steauerA
- kEFor further information apply az gen
- e-Hl Offices eth st. wharf, Washington, d. O.
- Phone 750
uo2s-tf John CALLAHAN. General Manager
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WALL PAPER,

ROOMS papGed for s. up A. c. CuLlagTs
go n 50. Nv. .r-
WALL PAPER ARTISTS. We have them In g.r-
buHurss-Wc have experts in color LIsnHiDa-
men who are acknowledged % be artist, bal H..
business Our stock q wall paper design. Is
the hlndsomcst in the Cftv Our ,ri.. .l ~ -
ct. Rooms Papered s. up. T. c. NOLTE. Sd
9th q. uw. ND g.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

LIT lNIAL LINIIcD-
Montreal % Vancouver. daily 1905 miles IN
100 hours Luxurious sleeping. drawing room. and
dining cars, with unsurpassed cuisine. TC Bauf
Lakes an the Clouds Canadian Rockies Great
Glacier q the SelhIrks. Cau0ns % the Fraser.
Vancouver. Connecting with magnificent En-
press Steamships for Japan, China. India, and
around the world. Canadian Australian s $
for Honolulu and Australasia. For Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacifc Railway. 1923 Pa ave
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FOR SALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-S25 cash, $40 monthly, VIII buy lot
on r St. near 18th ne; I6x70; water, sewer,
ElS and sidewalks price. $50. GEO. Y NOR
THlNGTON. 1910 G. nv cl--8
FOR SALE-Your chance; Tot for sos. wc-th
$50; on electric railway. CLARK BROS. 1898
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE-Three frames In alley northwest,
renting 50; price. 800; also fve-r11m brick
northwest renting SI05o, price, 81 I0Ji also s-y-
several hundred pieces of desirable property rang
your wants GEO y WUKTHINGrUN. IIO g.
nv el1-S
FOR SALE-Siy-roCm modern brick. price. 81.
go, easy terms; viii trade equity for suburban
lots. Address Box f9j. this Once. cI7-5
FOR SALE-yery cheap. 10 white or col0red per-
son. fuuT-ro0m house ia rruleytown. one car
fare only 500; so cash. remainder $40 per
month T. = GILES, us l4th a. NV Mia
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

BRENTW OOD-FIve rl luutes' walk iron District
line suluTlaa electric read. lots JCN-G) Cor sl2a
az g per month. Enquire u. A BARTLETT,
Lean and Trust Building u-I-Iu2
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MATTRESSES made over on premises $50 J. J.
FEENEI. 2lS 4th IT. uw. mIt-3
FOR RENT-Par1 for picuics7 22j0 9th St. NV.
Apply J. J. SCHENCE'S. corner Fla ave. and
10th st. miss
DANCING PROF CALDWEILS private acad-
emy. gI8 ST. NV; lessons given daily. also
music furnished Tor an occasions. Miss
LACE CURTAINS Numbered Doc; no lime =,
ID 81. uw. ul--3
CHAIR CANINC-455 X. 7J7 n, CD Il Sc. uu.
MRS. L. JOHNSON. POSTAL mEs-s
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought and sold; also book binding in all its
branches. So q 81. nv. e3U-tf
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.BaltinOre&OhiO
RAILROAD
Schedule in eEs.t July ). 19Ol

Schedule in efect July ), I9OL
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and ST
CaIcaeo aud Northwest. 100 f. m, 's-o5 pm
Cine matt, 81 Louis, sul Indianapolis 1000
A. r. +2-s5 .. m. ITO night
Pirrsburg and Cleveland. 1919 a n. $50 p
and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling, -s-o5 p u-
FiHrhes;er. sss5 a. m, i.5si5. ard .'5-99 p n
Annapolis. 7.l5. $50 = n. il2l5. ''i:z4
FreaeriSs. SIS. $3.50. H1o.50 a. n. 'Il5
G-SJ. and --s-s5 p H.
HzzgrstoIRH, io7C5 a. n and 5:9o P. n
Boyd and way points. SIS. 1900 d. m, I;I5
$50. 80 -I-o5 O. E-
Gai1H--rturE ard way points. SIS. ''3-oo a
l-. i2-5o. --l-l5. SIS. $50 800 so.
los. -'lcl5. rs p M
's-s0 a- u-. Ills. $50. 80 p TT.
E4-riH.--c. week days, KISS. 800. $50. * -05,
81 rs zs 80. SIS. x9-3), 1000 4 m, 1l--l0 n.
--lE- L-ll- Ns.9l, Et-oo. Li-S9. 40 80.
-.t1 N--33. vG-a1. G-23 rs 90. Ni9-19. XII 80,
1855 2. rr- S,snl4y= N2-35. N--l5. N..I5. s-30.
.9.C0 IT,. NIZ-IO. XI-I9. I-I5. E3-G0. E5-SJ AS,
For Cll1ursuqra Beach week dsrs. a.,7 a. n,
80 p. ia szutavs e-l9 g. JED. l-+5 p.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
AT trains Illuminated with PI1rslI light.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, Nev NoES, Boston. aud
De East ---a5. -1r5 lDuCrl. $50 tBaIrJ).
$500 lD.u-rI. 1850 tDiu-r1 a. m-. ~lz-I0
.luJrr. I-ls ,DlucrI. 800 t--Ecy2l Limited -
.iH-r1 .s-pa JElfc). '5-C5 .Dincrl. 500 and
.-I-sJ g. NJ l>leeIiag ar open 81 1900 ciOcD-
T-IlI cars I'D siI -ay trains
.tlarr.e Ciey. 1850 a. m. 1910 noon, aad
--l1 aud 300 p IN
sraIy. Except sual1y. -->uudly only.
Express trains.
Es5zlze called for and checked from hotels and
-.eeac=- By lalsa Ir@z-ser Co. ca era RS left
..-s,t .li-Cs- CI9 Psuusylvlu-l avenue ulrth-
e--. Nsv YORK avenue ana FIi,ccuth street. and
.-For Telephone ,ie1et ol-es Ger @
.c-fr.l Ar-aLE9'i.e ,51e
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FOR RENT-Tvo beautiful =c,ond--tary rooms
and a.g.Ee. bath HU same floor, heat and -Hs, ala
and handsomely furnished for EEhr hou=clegFin-
$50 % st. uw- clos
FOR RENr-Largc front and other rooms. newly
painted and Tarcr,d. five porcelain bath tubs
.l,lTig aTilau.e-- 40 9th ST. uV- M-t--
FOR RENT-Fmnshsd. comiortaHlc third story
front room, also bal rr7mi summer prices, Is
and - .24 lita st. N.Y. mlH-@
FOR RENT->-raud story front Hav window, bath
same floor. sl2. also one So ~ lth 81. NV
mlH.a
FOR EENT-us Nrv York ave-. nicely furnish
-a rooms, tranricuts accommodated. mla-a
FOR RENT-Ncvly rarercd. painted. and fur
nisAcd rooms H4 9TH St. NV MISS
FOR RENT-Furni-bcd second story room. So.
-ent.cman. 22l st. NV. MISS
FOR RENT-Comfortablc furnished room. suit
able for two persons Ilo1 Mass ave. miss
FOR RENT Furnished. three rooms near CapltoI
and Library, reasonable IL 50. ne- miss
FOR RENT-Two or three rooms. first or second
d""r, furnished OF unfinished; no children I2i
G. ST.. ne. MISS
FOR RENT-Uufurnfshcd or partly furnished.
three newly papcrcd rooms: private family. 1886
-- 2,. NV, ME-
TUX KIN Large furnished front room gas
bath, two gentlemen OF married couple also front
hail room; boarding. 452 * ST. uw. MISS
FOR RENT-Furnished or uuiurni~hed rooms;
southern exposure; steam heat; private bath and
elevator; SO. III5 9th s.. NV. MISS
FOR REST-rwo nicely fur. rooms. 4GI C. st.
cI--T
FOR RENT-Tvo large rooms, with alcovc;
bath; entire I'd floor. SI2. 81 r st. ne cI--3
FOR RENT-Flrnishod complete for light house
keeping. three desirable rooms; entire pIr.ur
door all conycnieDccsi reasonable 80 50, me-
NILS
FOR RENT X 81. ne. furnished or uniIruish-
cd Communicating rooms; heat and gas NILS
FOR EENT-FUnishrd and mfurnishcd r0om57
reasonable rent. 5l3 II ST. NV NILS
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. two bath rooms,
board If desired. jl2 ST. NV. mis-
FOR RENT-Il06 81. NV. nicely and newly
furnished rooms; table board. el6-I
FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-Very desirable fat of three bright
rooms; convenient TO all car lines. splendid To-
eationi cheap no children. 2l5 81 st. -e
cl1-3
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Chickering, S25.

piano s55. ou 81 veekIy payments +. g. SMITH
1925 Pa ave. eli-tf
The evening times., 1901-08-19

Southern Railway.

Schedule corrected 10 June / 1901
Trains leave from PsuuS iyauia station
e-0i a. u. Daily Local for Har-iscaburg, War
reutOa, Charlotte, and way stations
lI-I5 a. Daily. l. :. Fast Nail SleePing
ears 20 New Orleans, Columbia. savannah. and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AsEeyiIle Chattanooga. and Memphis. and a.
Danvillc with sleeper for Bi-minEhlu aai a.
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta solid tralh
Washington 20 New O-Ieans- Dining car servige-
u-SI a. n Daily Local for NaueuroC and
Charlottcsville
4.a D. m Week Days Local Tor From Royal.
: Stra-by-s, and Ha=-izoUburg-
$50 p. Daily Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
go p. m Daily. Washington and Ciattanoos4
Limited (Via Lynchburg)- Sleeping cars l. Roar-
oke Knoxville. ChzttanCog1. Memphis and Ses
Orleans. Through coach 70 Memphis Dining c1i
e5p m Daily. N.Y.k Fla Express. sleep
iaE cars 20 Augusta with connections for AikeK
and Charleston. and To savannah. Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa Through coaches 90 jackson
Vile and Atlanta Uniting At Danvilie with Pull
man siecpcrs trom rlelIncnd and Norfolk for
Cha-lotte- Tourist sleeper Washington 20 Saa
Francisco Mondays Wednesdays and Fu5ayS
Dining Car Service.
eru Limited the only exclusively Pullman tr2ia
between Washington and the south Sleeping
cars 10 Ashvil.e knoxville. Chattanooga, and
Nashville. and % Atlanta, Macon. blrn--ns han.
Memphis Montgomery. Mobile. and Ncw Orleans
Club car Washington 70 Atlanta Dinins car
service.
TRAINS OK BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington s-l0 a. r.. 100 , II. 4;s5
% m and 4-sg q H.. week days ard s-Gl a.
- aud E-25 p. M. sundays only tor BlusmOnt.
--s E-s5 % ~. week DAYS for LeeSburg.
Returning arrive Washington s-2+ s.. m, and
So. - M daily. au1 s-Ss A. ~ and 2-sj p m,
-,ers Eays fracn Blueucut and 6-J7 a. ~. week
days from Lees5urg
through trains from rne south arrive Wasting
.-. E-t3a n 5-52 am 1-s5 am daily. 2.I5 pm
md $500 pa daily From H--ris1nburg Il-ST
4 rr week DAYS and $3.50 pm. daily. Prom Char
T-,rrsyiue SIS an and g-fO pm daily
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and other In
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences b. JEioa
Trausfs. Co.. on orders lett az Ticket oi1cC- IlS
I5th 81 y w: 81 Pcnna. Ave. NV. and 2t
Pgnaa. station
rF5lue IfsI for P. r r. Cab Service.
FRANK 5 CANNON. 50 Y. p. and Gen Nsr-
S II HARDWlCK, General P-ss'r Agent
Z : BROWN. General Agent
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW NORE-SOUT UTHAAPTON-LONDON.
iceland Aug 2I. noon PhiTpL-l Sep II. IOa-m m
= Pau Aug. % 10 am. s. Pau. Sep i5. 10 an.
- Louis-Sept. 4, 10 a m Ilsveri5rd Sep.2l am
RED STAR LINE.
AEW NORE-ANTWERP-PA
Leel1nd--.Aug. q. noon sYaderland- II. room
fT'aslandAug. 2S, noon Kens' ton-Sep- Is noon
SouthWarc--Sep- 4, noon iceland Sep. %. noon
New tvin-screw Eteeners calling az CherbOurg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers "A and lj r. R.
New York once, % Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1875 F s Y ",
Or C. ". Mos. lslI St. n W
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-StauIard sewing machine: very Latest.
automatic drop head. also ladies' wheel. only
used Two months Box 5l6. this Office 1923
FOR sALE-uuc slightly used mahogany upright
piano. 7llas square pian -, - up - per month o
one Mason g. HaulIn organ. S2I. - per month";
aut many other Bargains STEjFF PIANO WARE
Rooms. j2l uth T. NV eI}-3
FOR SALE-Psvu ticket, t5r handsome diamond
ring, cuff buttons asl seal ring; very cheap. Ad-
dress BON 5"5. tins Office miss
PRIVATE sale OF hue household furniture. party
leaving city 1920 18th 81 uw. MISS
FOR >ALE-Pl4riug outfits. cheap Address BOX
~. this otHgc. miss
FOR SALE-Cacap. at once. leaving city. nearly
now furniture OF 22-r1um residence. IN bird 7-tyc
maple, curly birch, oak, and black walnut; fold
ing beds large plate mirrors. cabinet Mlntcls
uua pillows. hair MATTRESSES, Refrigerator. book
cases. Ulri.r furniture hall furniture odd drc.s-
er-. Clinauirrs. brass and iron beds. dTIperIss
pictures. etc. Notice What can't De sold will
be gwen 70 the poor. f3l 9th st. NV. miss
FOR SALE Single iron beds. with spring. -
FRIES q HuPNouD, sth and k NV mIs2
FOR SALE-Cheap; fine walnut bar fixtures;
large mirror Box i32. this once. els
FOR sALE-Tao Collie pups; thoroughbred beau
uc,. aa3 Sc. els
FOR SALE-S-cond-hand sewing machines oa
lutegL5 low arm. - up. high arm, - up; open
evenings. 425 AZ 81. sT. NILS
FOR SALE-Cots; some slightly used: cheap.
FRIES HOPWOOD. sth and II NY. MISS
FOR SALE-On Account Of leaving City. a New
,1 Standard Sewing Machine, Drop Head, Used
Months VIII Sell for SIS 90 immediate Pur-
chaser. Addreas BOX -, tins office. miss
FOR SALE-Square piano, so. on r. st. NV.
miss
FOR SALE-Tvo tr,sh miloh COWS: large. rich
mixers, SO and 80 each. 10th and Joliet sts.,
Broodaud, d. C. ml--3
FOR shLE-Soda fountain. Z syrups cheap.
FRIES 81 HOPNOOD. sJL and nv. MISS
FOR SALE-Socond-Hand furniture that looks
Hlr new. see Us. FRIES S HOPWocD sth and
* uw. miss
LOOK-5oc cash, 25c weekly. lace curtains, por-
tiers. rugs, table linen, table covers. towels,
blankets. comforts. sUra.ts. quilts sheets. pillow
cases. toilet and dinner ware, silver plated ware.
lamps, vases. clocks. albums. Bibles. etc. AdIIes
Box l46. this otieei viii clll with samples- eli-7
FOR sALE-G0od quality opaque shades. fitted 20
yuur windows. only 2Jei Tie best quality oil
with samples. KLEEBLATTS, lIrh and II So
De-. Phone East Z5-D- elo-u
FOR SALE-Very fine organ DO oak case. with
stool. good as new. cheap fhlE> 'iOPNOpD.
-ta and uv. miss
FOR SALE-R.lgiau harcs. an prices. all ages.
an sizes. an healthy. THE IDEAL RABBlIkf,
SD 2lst -t au+-u
FOR -FIve-garI0n irr cream freezer, good
as new. FRIES q IIuFHOoD. sth and NV
miss
Chickering, S25.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND vEHIcLEs

FOX SALE-A rare bargain. the handsome,t turn
out IN the city, beautiful bay marc. years old.
absolutely sound safe, and Tclaule- fully guar
a"teed, and trial allowed haa sbgn1 trials bet
about rubber tires, hne set Of handmade harness
blankets, lap robe. whip halter etc. price 500
FOR al; also my saddle and driving mare al "a
1lcTlEce' see CulchUlu at private stable. rear
loli p ST. NV, g. f. HOPPE e.33
FOR SALE-Conugctor's whole stable plant. viz.
10 horses, j. Jwo-h0r-e wagons , carts, . sets
cart harness, sets double work harness. q two
ton coal bodies, ! blacksmith shop and contents:
also rent 0f large stable for 34 head, rent $40.
can give lease. For particulars enquire 332 gtH
ST. NV. eIss
FOR SALE-Bay horse. p years old; weight 30
pounds. cheap 80 g st. NV cl1-5
FOR SALE-Ezteusjon top surrey. -. rs l8lh
S. 800 eI9-8
FOR SALE-szJ 90 500, having 10 further use:
28 horses and mares suitable for farm family.
or general huslnesS purposes one fast driving
mare, also wagons, harness. utensils Apply 4>}
Pa. ave ~. mIs-s
FOR SALE-Nice black horse. good for grocery
wagon OF family horse. So 300 G. So. uw.
MIS-
FOR SALE ChuuEv soreI mare. vCErg 0II-
sound and reliable, suitable for either carriage
or business purposes Gail 1926 9th ST. uu.
miss
FOR SALE-Bay mare 81 hand high. win 20 at
any work Can be seen al 25J9 SOD 81. NV.
mIS-2
FOR sALE-Seveu-year-oId driving mare; suit
able Ior an- pUpose; sound. gentle, and hand
some; Brewster sde-hgT buggy and harness.
cheap Cali or address p. STJBENER, Bl4deus-
burg Nd eI1-s
FOR SALE-Good horse. new cart. and harness
enquire next door 10 the EIJndike. Mrs Ne
LAJGHLIN R0slyu. Va. cI7-8
COGSWELL'S is the cheapest and most reliable
place 70 buy new and second hard harness.
traps. suueys. rag1nottes, bug-ics. and daytons,
rubbcr-tire run4bOuts. So. 3J9 18th -, NV
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Apply at 0ffi;. for Weekly Bulletin
FOR RENT-UNFURxIsHED Rooms
FoR sALE-NORTHwEsT.

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENr-yufuruisheI rooms on first door,
or on second floor; heat, gas bath. lII3 >t-
FOR RENT-Unfurui-hcd, second aoor. s. New
York ave. NV. clg-3
FOR BENT-Two large uufurnished rooms, light
hou-eAeeping. li'3 New Jersey ave NV elg-3
FOR RENT-TIree uniunished rooms, second
toor5 furnace heat; large closets; no children
10 2 81. ne mI9-3
FOR RENT-Unfuruis! ed, three rooms on third
door 81 ST. NV. niles
FOR RENT-Uu.urnishod two large second story
rooms, SO 2I3 d ST. Hw. miss
FOR RENT-TTo large unfrirnishcd commuaicat-
me rooms; closets and bath. can be inspected
sunday 2I4 I'd ST. Sc miss
FOR RENT unfinished. three rooms. enti,e
second r0OT- newly papered, light housekeeping
l--9 81. nv. miss
FOR RENT-Three uuf1rnished rooms third
aoori light housekeeping; heat and gas. 1I5J
ST. NV mlG-6
FOR BENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-G5ilz 4tL ST. uw.. opposite Pension
once. sfTgu-T1lm brick house; modern improve
mcnts; also brick stable; key 5Il 81 81. ng.
MISS
i'iA Al--N lT'- t--t2 II ST. NV eight
rooms and Ilrh5 ali modern convenience En-
gllre on premises. mI--I
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING.
FOR RENT-Ten-room house and store in bust
Ness location, Alexandra, Va, suitable tor
restaurant. cfc.i only SIS per month or vii
sell fUr 81 500. q good per r-It ia,t-,rrIeiIs-
idLroaa o''NEB. zII5 18th ST. NV rI5-3
FOR RENT-Store and dwelling 48 St ne.
clos
The evening times., 1901-08-19
COUNTRY BOARD

FOR RENT-FOur comfortable rooms and good
board. Apply MRS THOMAS WATERS, Mag
n0lia ave-, T4kona Park, d. C.. els