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FOREIGN MAILS.
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overland transit : or the week ending January
r. 1901. the last connecting closes viii be mad.
I from this office IS follows
Transatlantic Mails.
TCESDAI-ib} 1t 1.l5 p N. for EUROPE. per
5, s Cynrle, from New YORK. via Queenstown.
Mail for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY.
SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT
GREECE BRITISH INDIA. and LOl -RENCO
AAReJ Is mEst be directed Per s. 5
o. At Hos p N. for EUROPE. Der : :
heilsIn2ton, from New Yogz. via Southampton
and Antwerp Mall for FRANCE STTTZER-
LAND, ITALY, SPAIN P0RTT -fAFa TI-R-
hEf. EGYPT. GREECE, BRITISH INDIA. and
LOtREN'o MARC Is must De directed Per
bEDSESDAT-Cc) A 9.I5 p. II. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND ITALY SPAIN PoPTT-CAT
tt RKEY, EGYPT GREECE. BRITISH ~
LiA. and LOJRENCO MARQUES, per = $ Ia
BfetassEe, from New York, via HaVre. Nail
Tor Tor other parts Of FL ROPE must be directed
fer : : BretaGuc-
FRIDAf-tb) At z;l5 p m for EUROPE. per :
$ >eFvLa- rom View York VIA Queenstown
% At HIS p. H. for NETHERL AIDS di-
rect per 2 : Pot=d4m. treu New YORK.
Mail us1St be directed Per s : PotsIlln -
tcD Al Hos D. m for ITALY per s. =
h h Theresia, from New York. via Naples
Nail must be directed Per : s. h n
Theresa -
to- At Hos p N, Tor SCOTLAND direct,
per $ s. Furuessia, from Nea IorI- NsiI
must be directed Per = : FURNISH
PItINFEb NATTER. ETC This steamer tgke.
Printed Matter Commercial Papers, and Sample
Tor GERMANY only. The same cllss OF mail mat
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BY this ship unless specially directed bv her
Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West indies. Etc
AONDAY-(c} At If:05 p m Tor NORTHERN
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Co At Hos T. III. for CENTB Al iSIERE.A
Except Costa Rical. and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS per : Finance from New York.
via Colon Nail for GUATEMALA must be
directed Per = = Finance
G. ! "a m u IN Z
from New York
81 A H-o5 p n. Tor ARGENTINE RE-
TtBLIt, URUGUAY, and PsRAC5J- ~ per
$ Norman Prince from New Yors
Tt ESDAY-tk) At I2-01 H.. for JAMAICA. PEP
5 Admiral Farragut. from Bostoa
tel At Hoo p. m, for GRENADA aad
York.
(el 1t Ii;e5 p. m, fer ISAGGA ana
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PAS TABA>C0, and YUCATAN, per ; :
orizaba, RON New York via Progress Mail
IoE other parts OF MEXICO must BE directed
Per :. : Grizaba''
WEDNESDAY-(9 At 1880 a H.. for NASSAU,
y. p per steamer. from Miami Fla
tcl Al H;t5 P m for JAMAICA and the
PROVINCE Of SANTIAGO. CUBA per : 5
Admiral Sehley, from PHILADELPHIA
tcl Al If,05 p M for PERNANBCC9 and
SANTOS per : = Syract-ss. frora New York
Co 1t il-i5 p IA for BR ALL Der = :
tyPrIan Prince. FROM New York Va Rio de
Janeiro and Santos. Mail fe- NORTHERN
BRAZIL, ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URTr-
quay and PARAGUAY must b. directed
Per $ : Cyprian Prince. -
90 At II.05 p IN. for BERMUDA. ST
IHONA>s ST CRolX. LEEW ARD and
WINDW ARD ISLANDS and DENERARA F.er
5. :. CSTibbee. from New York
Thu RSDAf-fc) 1t II-O5 p NJ Tor Tie PRO
VINCE Of SANTIAGO. CUBA per s. = Glen
fGegos, froa New York
co At Il;t p NJ. Ter NENIC0. per = :
Seneca from New YORK, sII IaIpigu Mail
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HELP u.xrEp-FEs,ALE-

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HELP uaN'TEIs-FEs,ALE
V,TTrn- ResnansfIl, woman rs mothers As
.;-ftnt. GOOD wages. 10 washing o2i ST.
- item
stay nights 90 Mas axe. NV
Item
WANTED Woman for general hosl-euors: good
coos 1854 9th ST. M ia5-3t.era
V,NrrD- f5-f far General h.,-ruork. a35 p 81.
IN Item
" ,XrE1 , .-rr,--I -i-I for general agus.uari..
-rr.g -..r,f..- Ass : II. nv Item
WYNN r,r,-.5 .--r -.- I.-,,s.g.,r,-- no cook
mo ~ ,,--.-.7r.-- -.l--r f,av.. -.7s - r+h 81
NV. ja7-@s.clH
WtTTFD- T7ry .oTar.5 woman fog general house
,.,,-,--r. ---.-.-- 49,, r-,r-s
EL-rs - - - III. , r-r,i
NIGHTS. GOOD f5rns and n-sscS To- rfsHr person.
Gail los -.th s. n7-. AT once I,-''"
WANTED-Nsat cirI for clarrbgruai5 vera- 1902
= II. nv. Item
WANTED 4 weaan to cook and Do vashine-
I''i .th st. nv Item
EAATEi-Nsal eelored sirl for general hons hoSe-
"'fA, Fe'@ required ALl| lll' f'>' 4, ~,
= ,,--z5-,, I--,--..-.--.-- .+,,
- -r- ~ ~ r. I'M
A. r. .1ts -'z, PAN -, go; -, ian -
M, II ar,,
---
' = ~ '. ~ ,,. 1Sse nm = NV
1rr.u
,----,
ironing. 5l5 Il St. nv Item
n ,----,,. 49,, 60 ,,,--r-- .,-l-- - .. ~.
r1.,.5re, a1% IN 81 NV item
n 1I-Ta-n T--T, ,yt,fs. g,..rt-Se, al once. StNI
4 C001K SO 10Th ST. nv Item
.or ls-~tair. work IN private family Item
" Urn ". 5I ~ General h,,,-zcT,.r-, IN
- - - II am
-
I-.+er EISFvtX BROS c,rper 7tb aud E.
5-s+ on
II ,---,-r, ----,--- ~, - 81 - ,,-,;4-
resses. white nurse store girl SHACKLE-
I4RD.S. 90 81. nv.
", >-1-,-T, t,-;1 ,-.,r,,., l,,l,- ,,sI.i.r ,.I
ores litshea sal. White boszskeerer- ast
s.. room -
WANTED-Settied white woman for general house
work apply sl5 + =. NV J14-5L
lANTEn-1 rood kitchen gfTI 10 wash dishes
Cali carly. 1872 Pa. ave NV It
N. ,--r1-T, --..7 t.-----r- s. -,1l f3,,,-
II - - -. -, - .,fgI+ -
18th : nv It
II ,>-,t-T, -. l-,,r.ar -, o small FAMILY. pood
h-7r ana sr=- ..-g-- s,., I'M, riel,-. Tr,rr, Al
drszs BOY 5g5. this once. II
yz<-rT - 81 So - T.,-,-rz-..-E
- - ~ ,,T,,i9-. r. 80 rel ,r,1,. #
10 --E 9 Iv Il
v1I-TrD Cj-I ~ Z-1l-rl. woman 10 Ie.TD r5f-
-. - ~ g,.gj .err7r,r. ,,-l,.s IN
-.-5- - - -, - - 1r
80 -'ii'-- 80.
WANTED Several Young la.:ieS 10 fold COPY and
1U1i1'S PEE 't'i'-' ~ ~" i'''' u
WANTEB-In small family Il good cook and iaun-
ores; also nlT'e 10 nrp WIN nous" , ,,l'
-. - - l-Ie K[,.e-9,y ~. II
- .>-7----- .,.., ,.,,,--,.,-.r
sarfIe5 ,.Iarad nllT-a coIo-ad kitchen mud,
", .,yruI, IT, ,r,.=-. ,,5-f . ,i,,,,,,,--ntifs 50
escF. r.t7rrv giri-. 30. EnqIire ft-55 lIrh s.
NV II
V-,(-r-D CT aud --T-I,,-I,sr,,,f1 .,i v,fter
oos ~ - ~. ia-zt
V.I-rrT7 r,---- ILL -7-Tr -ool So Cl,n,psT-
nd So mrs sia- Kind trs5s,,eut. Fr,-
,,,,7re -- Isf5 i7,b - 1r II
WANfED-TiEee cg2lorrd cooks. So SO, SIS;
houseTorkcrS, LADIES EXCHANGE 6l4 18th 81
Z
WANTED Hotel cI,a.sl,4rr.si,ls cleaners store
I'll IN NJ E-- 80 tq an :,
- -.-'-,-,.'-
z5o LADlEs- KAcHANGE, Ga 18th : 1t
NAH Help: We Lass =ool pi. 5s on h1l1l
~ e g. - - ,,- I,,,se-yor-ze~-
TIE Old VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1.5Z lItl - uW. Il
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WANTED Responsible. woman Is mothers As
sist4nt- good wages: 10 washing 90 & 81
-. II EN-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOL. -AiE-i1t over a.yJ5 square feet on Metro
T"f'yaH Electric Railway, ioR price AMI terms
r5tlila, ue=t District ia@l.t..--, .e,r.d a. ,Rh
BIOS, GU lach -. sl.5L
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wANrED-Roo,I 1ND BOARD.

y A>ih.5-i1r Fc7.us .1-a and 9l.a board iu PM
''le i-l-i-. '--iH Christian people take pos
sr-zfel s.as. l=t Of month 1dd-cs- EDE 5Zg.
sliz C.la- f.s.r
WANTED b. % yolas nan, room and board in
private iasa44g- pIc.-r-lblg near Nar Dcnart-
nIeLL ALiTes BOA 80. 3li- Office iaGar
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Through trains fr--a IT. South arrive W2slis--
ton 5-42 a. H. s-S5 e M SIS o. M. and SD
T. ~ dairy. FrgIa E-- =-r,lur- f--fl o. m ue-s
tgvs and S-4a p n daily FsglH Cll-IottczgiIls
SIS ~ and $50 T. daily
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uui heated. tral-ients accommodated
ja1-3t,eU
FOR RENT-Fur. rooms for light housekeeping.
heat and Gls- II IS, No. 5tr.l
FOR RGNT-Tso tur. rooms No- eI2 9Th st. za-
FOR RENT Two large back store rooms. 1853
FOR RENT-A large fl- room. private bath;
steam heat So month: also one tnr = month,
4-i 9th 50 NV J'.-@.-eIh
FOR EENr-rvo rooms. FUR or ausur, heat and
gas. =ood location. lZ5I 9Th ST. MS.
it'-"le"
FOR BENT-Ycry desirable single and double
FURNISHED ROOMS. 81 per neez- viii, hath
90 y 81 nv Ja.-@J
TOR RENr-NeyIy-p1pgre well furnished 3D.
story back roo.a. So % uth ST nv
ja7-ar
FOR RENT Beautiful large furnished room; pr,-
waite iaGIi. LIST floor. heat and g., = month.
"a Il St NIX Jl,-at
FOR RENT-BeautiIuI second zJorg front room.
furnished, private family; central location.
references go @ ST. nW- Jap-oJ
FOR RENT-With or without board. three large.
nicely furnished rooms. gentlemen preferred:
---'-~--,.- 49,
FOR RENr-Gieated front room with board, -
per week ~ c ST. n@- Ja'-@t
FOR RENT-Furni-hed rooms. s. and 50. "a
i-'h st. EN, jl'.''
FOR RENI-RoomS. furnished OF unturnlshed
III y l. ave NV jI'-'1
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished room. in small
family; SI59 week. near Library and Capitol.
T. 9th ST. ne iaC-5t
FOR RFNT-T1ra. nicely furnished rooms for /
h. l. Call after 80 D. m. 100 North
Capitol St i15-3r
I-Tf, n.y., %.
- M q - - lbs l.@i7' - s,s
75.,2 anu Hi-'' per "eeA' Gentlemen 'As ~, 30
FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms; central To-
cation: heat. gas, bath 5l2 St NV. 50,
=. SO, and 81, la'-'t
FOR RFNT-Roors 7,rrpf.I,ad or lI-,fl,rnishel
il$l 5th St NV ja6-5t
;-,p pr>-.r 40 cl. - s,:-,., 80.
NJ az on. 81 NV i1'''7''s0 -g-,-s'
---
FOR RENt-t heap, two large nicely furnished
trent rooms, with heat. convenient 10 cars
-'-' --.- ., NV .,' -,
FOR RENT-First floor south exposure 30 \
St Sc. ilG-2t
,--.p DI-,-I7 60 80 -. -
departments. 7os sth St. NV. faa-@t
r--,I, r,r,>-7- ~, s..-=,.., .f--.II-. l+o,f
front room Tor : r4r month. 81 st. NV
ia6.;t
7-I7D PTI-r IscG 75-I- . ~ ;,-r,-7-.-i NJ M
furnished 1t floor rooms cheap: suitable for
housekeeping or business jaG-3r
FOR RFNT-Ni,el, furnished rooms in comforta-
BE house. OWNER. g2I O St NY. jaG-7t
TWO second-srory rooms; / Ii. k. heat. gas,
bath: moderate; near cars 40 P ST nv
Ja5-9t,efn
FOR RENT-Free. room suitable for two Marihat-
ian pool tables; buffet adjoining THE Lo-
Gan, Iowa Circle. Ja5-St, en-
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Upright 1925

fUR SALE-Ssz oval photo Iaczzotints tor 3Ie
ACNE PHOTOGRAPH CO. g3I I 81, ms.
ErfI-tt
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or SALE Upright cabinet grand piano. perfect
order SO; owner leaving city Address BOX
-; tins office. inst
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WANTED Norman for general Leu~e""r@. z
coos 1884 9th ST. M la'-at-
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HELP wANrED-,r.rr-


-..--
HELP ~ AM r i'-'i- i-A--
cook. also butler for private Jam
Iiy- Gail at once Enquire 1913 ll'h ST. NV
Item
WANTED White chef 50. night cashier. walters
helm fnr all l...trrftfa7gt- fr hotel 81 htsE~-'
HOTEL AGENCY 53 I1-h ST. Item
WANTED Bow f.. mil, Cow. attend a,r-c. and
g,4ea himself ss-sauI around aa..-.- Auul. at
lEl1 ,ih 81 NV N'--
WANTED hu-tIlng wood Huudlsr- Amply
nj 1.g- 7urb ST. lt.,u
a.r.
MN iED-'o-'IeG nl1 l,. ,.-''.-'. ~.
NANtt-b- l""A. S'''d "si''i7- % ,t.7'' ~
- ~ ~ t-r,F,u.s 49, B.. ~
BOYS, 2 students NhA' Mir IND = '1 ~,
nv
WAY LEb-h"y L" SHINE Slrer. ''iN' lL''--s-I U.s.
-'' '" '.''''' S'-.1' '' loan
WANTED Young man. frs--cIa-- steno-raqh.r
..-,.. ,4.3~... ANY Rs ms ,rff.-. inst
WANTED YorrD.r mar for grocery ais, driver
for feed business Apply 800 Ney }ars ave
rari M, ,ror ,s' ,, ' B.lemet SIS 18th st.
NJ
~ AN Eli-itaE To learn NUf~e~iH'lli- ''t-. WIZ
-, 'A''1 renee preferred '2i''i. ' ana II
'''' 80 -..,
WANTED Fifty Hrlcs r.sasgr~: plenty work and
3 goo, "a, pay y,I iFS ,. nU e:'' i''
40 - ,--- 's1'--,-s l-.
WANTED Butler Tor private famiIy. boy driv,
,,-,. ''f doctor ''s' man waiter ii'''''1
.------------
" N TO a. 1i'' A7.5..-' III - mn i,-
" ANTED- Experienced chief engineer understand
ing A"ltl VOTE anu 'i'il.5.' YIN Al
u, IN. ~, t 10 II,v -t5 +-;a
vi - WIN ''lei'' T. ~ '''' ~
--o ~
"'\ if''He" % learn it &c, 70, ssr5,rr9,
st 4,--f. - ,,,,,-,,ta7F ,,-.lfrrsr.---
,,,sI,o-,.- ,sireF s5fras lfnIFi{-S BAR
Der SCHOOL. New YORK City. JA5-2l
y,-,,-1-,-D ,,,.- ..-+-,, ,,,,, 81. collect and
II -. - - R.y [a1 mis-
- Inst err4
Z-,LTr0 7----I- --,,-----,g rc7--s- man s,Tgr-
"-A>i - A "IiS4', co 1lt ,''.I,-S st,.i'N 80 -.
t@l @l4 49, ID, 90 ~ ',' - - T-
CT T,FTJyvJC; rr7.er,- lorT.rr Ma. ave.
=----====== ===------z7===
observation-disclosures
u ,ZTEn n, IN ID 5.-,fb- rs r MARKS
= ~, 81 =----r l-r,
a 1>-.r,.T. ri Ia III H. go.
Ia-,@I- f,.r So ARSATIu. ;ts ~, -
nv, OPP. Patent oHiee- j17-u
VAN7rED t-,,rrf.,--. ,---,tz ami stoves. con-
tents 81 houses bought; highe-l cash prices
pala- IVA .th 81 nv; phone l,-5.-2- j4'-t
v,Xrrn- S,,rs,fl-,I Instruments chan f.- c,.l,
address Box 30. this Office. jae-at
" tVrFD- >,y,f... ,,r.cbfnc- 70 rer.gfr for -5c
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voR sAI.E-couNray rRorEnEy

pf; SAiE- Farm OF - acres % FoJGsrv-l g.
Prince George County Broom dwelling also
-,em dwelling. A,glre.- l22 9TH st, as. i4..-2
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AMERICAN LINE

NEW EORK-SOCTHA 6PTON-LONUJN.
heiiSlnSton -..--..--,Ian ., noon
No0rliauf Ian Ii noon
ErIes-1tc- .......... Jan 3.
Nad.rl5ud Ian 90 10 4 II.
Ae's York Feb 9, 70
RED STAR LINE.
NEW Neutrality-suspicious.
heiisIn@ton 9. noon
Noord;and JaG. 10 n00a
FTirsland Ian q noon
S9tii7var1- ian -, noon
SPECIAL NOTICE
NEW TETN- SCREW :. 5 YADERLAND.
ECO Tons so BIT Long 60 TT Beam
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Filrs u and . y R Office . Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 f ST NV
or {, ". AOSS AGENT III c St NV
9. Cotton & CO. gl3 Pa. Ave. nw.
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FOR RENT-FLiTS.

FOR EENr-A very desirable fat OF rooms at
l-s- y. Capitol ~t-- ,rlll sch suy household
furniture to persons d--,-ius same iat--I
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Fon saLE-uons1s N. VEHICLES.

FOR SALF-T0 be sold without reserve d horse
.4Ta mares, been used IA city ruitabfr luz
hatcher. baker. mix MAN. gToCergulau fanny,
or would Haeke excellent farm horses OF mares. u1
reasonable offer refused Cali a. residence. zI2
~ st. NV. j4I-&t
FOR SALE-Nlee Young mare. Call, after p.
uI- Ju5 n ~. ne. i4f-il
FOR ~ALE-T,yU nice young horses must be sold
al once. cheap J. WELLS 9th and a ST. ST.
FOR SALE-A very tine Hieu -elsns Iay cob. DE-
hands; kind and g-u.le. party going abroad
Apply Res stables. rear oi5 f. st. NV jIG.sL
FOR SALE-Ten Virginia horses. one pair darpi.
1Gays; sound, ONE al-purpoze horses. cLfap
Mig De seen at ia + 81 Sc FRED JOHNSON
formerly lt - whitney ave. III-.t en-
FOR SALE-sound mule Tor 50 Aua-r Ia5.
18th st. NV. I4J "a .ill
FOR SAIL Thoroughbred saddle .r brga. l.r-e..
So years old Apply 400 / st. nv
ia5-5t .Cu
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,. ANTED- CaIorad GIL for Homework no cook
Ing "a washing, mast have refs 81 9TH ST
NV ia1-zt en-
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FOR RENT-H0USEs.

FOR RENT-I2& s. ssg-. room bud brick,
500 far. BIS 18th So NV. . rooms. 50.
u. p ELI, ALT, 1905 f. 81. isG-at
FOR RENT nice 5-ryonn house on Huron ST..
between 10Th and I.ih SIS as-; so Per
month Room l22, Wash. loan and Trust Build
ra- f.- % .sll
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LOST.
FOUND

ICE CREAM zoe gallon, not made n 4 cellar
hut above ground, for sever gas abounds
IN cellars and breeds typhoid diphthcril. etc
moral don't eat that kind LACEY'S Is pure and
delicious COZ n Y. ave. Phone zO5I-
ar2g-fr en-
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

az SAE-S-5 lILIez' uHocI aInesJ naa Ia-
SD 10 PuBTNER FLATS, 18th and L St.
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HOME FROM PHILIPPINES.
Will Peuckert and Joe Duggan Mus
tered Out Of Service.

VIII Peuckert and Joe Duggan
young men whose homes are on Hos
pital street, reached home yesterday
from the Philippines. where their regi-
ment. the Forty-frst. was mustered
out of service some time in May.
Peuckert and Duggan left the Phil
ippines on the transport Thomas on
May 2s and reached San Francisco on
June 2S. En- route to the Philippines.
Peuckert and Duggan went over the
Atlantic and through the Suez canal,
and on their return they came over
the Pacific. go they practically went
round the globe.
Peuckert and Duggan's bronzed skin
shows that they lived under tropical
skies Dusgan is in splendid health,
but Peuckert is not well. having been
sick for three or four months before
leaving the East.
Both of the returned soldiers are
well known young men and since their
return they have been busy receiving
the warm welcomings from their
friends.
Edward Scott. also of the West Side,
who was mustered out with Peuck-
ert and Duggan. is in New York city,
but is expected home within a short
time.
Arthur Fenton. who also went from,
| this city, and. with the trio above
obtained a position in Manila and In
tends to remain there.
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TIRED AND LANGUID.
Pe-ru-na an Invaluable Tonic for Women
in the Summertime.

have had three doctors They gave ma
relief but ! was growing worse. ] could
not eat anything. Everything eoured
on my stomach. Before I could get
away from the table my mouth and
stomach were raw as a piece of beef.
I was starving to death.
"One day had almost despaired and
had been crying. | picked up a paper
and looking over it saw whore DIR.
Hartman'e Peruna hat1 been doing a
lady so much good. | decided to try
1t, so I wrote the doctor and he pro-
nounced my case catarrh of the stom-
ach and bowels. / began to take Pc
runa at once.
After taking half of one bottle my
mouth began to get better and my
stomach was so I could eat several
things. When | had taken two bottles
| had got so | could stand up long
enough 10 wash the dishes. and my
bowels had given me but little trouble
The numbnesS left my limbs and ]
could walk quite a little way.
Il have taken only FIVE bottles and
can truthfully say that l am well. and
can and will always praise Peruna."-
Mrs. Emma A Bell
Summer Ca'arrh
The exceedingly hot weather of the
present summer is producing an alarm
ing fatality from 6iarrhoea choN~ra
infantum. cholera morbus and dysen-
terry. and other catarrhal affections Of
the abdominal organs.
Every family and person ought to be
provided with an effective preventive
and cure for these diseases.
Peruna never fails when used in time
to cure the most severe cases of them.
Thousands of lives are saved by this
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TAYLOR.

This afternoon and evening the pic
mic of the various societies of the st.
Johns German church. of West Scran-
ton. will be held at Weber's park. An
admission fee of % cents will he
charged and the holder of the lucky
ticket will he presented with a $40
gold piece. There will he games of all
kinds and music in abundance. The
Taylor Silver Cornet band has been
engaged to give a concert in the
evening. There will be plenty of re-
freshments at the park and obliging
Mattresses and walters.
The Lilacs. the defeated team in
ious to arrange another game with
their conquerors at any date and for
the same amount.
A rafe for a silver watch for the
benefit of David Powell, who was hurt
in the Archibald mine some months
ago, will be held in James hall, on
July 20. Tickets, 25 cents.
The annual excursion of the con-
gregation of the Church of the Imma-
culate Conception will he run to Lake
Lodore on the 29th inst. Tickets are
being rapidly disposed of and a large
crowd will accompany Rev. Moftit and
his congregation to this pleasant re-
sort. Rates, adults. 81: children, soc.
The funeral of Mrs. Gallagher. an
aged lady of the Archibald mine, who
died on Saturday, will take place this
morning at $50 o'clock. A high mass
of requiem will he celebrated. In
terment will be made in the Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery.
Rev. ]. P. Mof1lt was the guest of
friends in Carbondale on Sunday.
Miss Jessie Harlos, of Washington
street. is home from months visit
with her aunt in New York state.
This evenings meeting of the Lacka o
wanna lodge, No. 1l3. American Pro-
testant association, viii he of vital inn
portance. All members are requested
TO he present.
Arthur Stor/ of Philadelphia. who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. !. Stone, left yesterday morn
ing for the Pan-American exposition
where he will spend a week before re-
| turning home.
Misses Yettie Scherer and Sarah
Price attendants al the Hillside Home
Clark's Summit, spent the Sabbath as
| the guests of relatives in town.
Lily lodge. No. 939, Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, will meet in regu.
| lar session this evening,
Mrs. James Nash, of Union street
has been the guest of relatives ir
Minersville, Schuylkill county for the
past week
Miss Lizzie Davis, Of Railroad street
is visiting relatives in Wilkes-Barre.
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

Mrs. Eugene McComb was visitor
to Archibald. Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Walsh is home from an
extended visit In Scranton.
f. A. sullivan, of Vandling. was at
the American House yesterday.
Miss A. Louise Cunningham. of
Scranton. spent Sunday with Miss
Margaret A. Thomas in this city.
Mrs. J. D. Colvin is the guest of her
brother, Norman Reichard, the agent
of the Ontario and Western in this
city.
Miss Rebecca McCsbe. Of Philadel-
phia, is a guest at the home of Mrs
James Lee, on South Washington
street.
Mr.. Donnelly. who has been the guest
of Frank Kelly. of South Main street,
has returned to his home in Greater
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and children, Of
Olyphant spent Sunday as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Patten, on
Park street.
Frank Gates and Nathan Armstrong
have returned to their homes in
Schenectady, n. Y, after a visit with
their parents in this city.
Mrs. Henry Gallagher and children,
Of Scranton. are guests at the home of
Mrs. Gallagher's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Early. on Seventh avenue.
T. J. Monaghan. of the Anthracite
barber shop, went to Scranton today as
delegate from the Central Labor
union to the United Mine Workers
quarterly convention.
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OLYpHANT.

A Mother and Baby" party will he
held in the social rooms of the Pres
hyterian church tomorrow afternoon
between the hours of 4:30 and o'clock.
A prize will be given to the baby who
weighs most. TO the baby who has
most teeth, to the baby who behaves
best and to the baby who cries least
All mothers are invited to bring their
little ones. Ice cream and cake will
be sold. The affair will he given under
the auspices of the Ladies' Missionary
society of the church.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. w. Harris spent
Sunday at Pittston.
The funeral of Enoch, the three-year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
of Lackawanna avenue, Blakely, was
held yesterday afternoon at . o'clock.
The services were conducted at the
house by Rev. George Hague, pas
tor OF the Susquehanna street Baptist
church. Interment was made in I'm
ion cemetery,
A Hungarian miner employed in No,
2 colliery was seriously injured by a
fall of top coal yesterday afternoon,
He was removed in the ID. e. II, am
bulance to the Lackawanna hospital,
at Scranton,
Miss Josie Connors, of Pittston, is
visiting friends at this place.
The regular meeting of the school