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pieeeub utIduBenenb Oh nOluiu8
that property for the Church was
preferable to such a mistortune."
Treasurer Henry Smith said that
the Kohala local trustees, in order
not to break conditions, would have
to break conditions when they pass-
ed the property over to the Ameri-
can church.
Rev. Canon Kitcst asked the
Bishop il he would not make state.
ment from his point Of view OF how
| the transaction came about, upon
which the Bishop stated that he
| had some letters and data bearing
upon the transaction, but had not
brought them to the meeting. He
then brought the matter to focus
by saying: "This matter when it
came up before the trustees was re.
ferred to the bishop, The bishop
authorized the Incumbent, Rev. Mr..
Van Deerlin, to look into the matter,
but as he went away from the ISL
ands and did not return, the case
went over. The trustees asked me
to whom should the deeds be made
out. | wrote back, "to the trustees
of the Anglican Church in Hawaii
Then hoard nothing more OF the
matter until q rumor reached me
that the property had gene to some
one else. No one OF the trustees
wrote to me concerning it, and final
ly l learned that they had acquired
the property.
eff they had been aboveboard in
what they had done the matter
might have been arranged, but the
whole thing was done surreptitious.
| ly. The first knowledge l had that
the house was in the hands OF the
trustees there, was conveyed to me
by others. l discovered that the
property was decided to these gentle
men, and there was not word that
it was subject to the authority OF
the bishop. The position is this
Here is house. n doubt they
fully intended it was for the incum
hent OF the parish, but he resigned
If they we're in need Of mouey they
could have paid a small amount
down and written TO us, and posi-
bly, soma arrangement might have
bsen made for raisiag the money BY
other means. They have shown u,
distinctively that there ia refnss
on the part of the donors to pu, the
premises in the hands OF the trus
tees Of the Anglican Church."
Mr. Henry Smith said, 81 am like
the bishop: l see that some people
have no confidence in thu trustees
This talk of transferring the pro
psrty is something Dsw. This is
simply the echo of something thai
happened right here in Honolulu
some time ago. 1t was simply F,
slight on the board of trustees
Theirs is no confidence expressed"
Synodsmsn f. j. Tesla said, 81
feel to be in sympathy with the las
speaker. The actions of the Kohal,
people show a lack of confidence ir
the trustees. In. SO doing it is re
wing that old ranking sore tia,
we had to deal with a long TINA ago
1t seems tn rankle in some people
30 that they cannot eradicate il
from their minds. l am sorry to set
it. l hope my motion that this
matter be referred to committee
will prevail so that it can be sifted
thoroughly. Moreover, to shut of
, any further remarks, will move, the
previous question" :
The previous question was put
and carried, and then the original
motion was put and carried.
FOURTH EVENINGS. MEETING,
After the customary preliminarie'
: had been attended to, preceded with
the usual prayers, business wa
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Honolulu is threatened with a
society" weekly. What next7 Let
us have genealogy daily and some
more priucs consorts.
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The "Esgles" paid the funeral ex-
penses OF the late Hermsn Lubbock,
who had become member of the
fraternity, shortly before he was
murdered.
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FOURTH EVENINGS. MEETING,


After the customary preliminaries
had been attended to, preceded with
the usual prayers, business was
called up in the regular order,
The Diocesan Board of Missions
submitted its report for the past
biennial period, and was ordered
read. Synodsman T. Give Davies
moved for it's acceptance and placed
on file, and Synodsmsn Tesla moved
that it be referred to committee
for Investigation and to report
thereon. Mr.. Davies withdrew his
motion and Mr.. Testa's motion was
then put and carried. The Presi-
dent appointed T. Give Davies and
Rev, DR.. Weymouth as such com.
mittee.
Synodsman F. j. Tesla as chair
man of the committee on the par
sonags mates of St, Augustine's
Church, Kohsla, asked leave for
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sIxrH DrocEs AN SYNOD.

The Anglican Church to Become
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
In reference to the Kohala land
transaction, which we in our report
OF proceedings yesterday only made
allusiou, do now refer to the sub
joined
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wANTED-CoUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED Country board Tor three in or near
Rockville Md preierreL- Address BOX 30
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RAILROADS,
Washington, alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and 1879 St.
IN effect May !, 1901.
500. SO s.5g. 9-25. IG.on i 90. 1880 a NJ
xl2-05, 12;2o I2;45 Il =35, % 20o 800 k 90,
$50. 2-59. x4I5. 4.23 La. 5,Os. x5-23 SO,
6:t3. $50 FOG 80 SEQ SIS $50. l9:i5. 1l=2l,
II % P sundays 7:i5, 900 g:i5. 1912 II 200
H-S9 a. m; 1900 noon. 1880. I-0e. 30, zoo
go 500 $50 goo 90 sec. 80. 600. go
TOO, 80 600, s:45. S.So. 1913 -1:z0. 1i-55
p m
For Mount vernou-week days. CSC. eco. 1890,
Hoo a. IN; XI2=g5 xI -05. eco x3sG2 $50. S559
Si;I5 x5 d. z:o6. $50 p sundays. Q 90 q m,
200 noon. z.so, 100, go 9-}o ?.
For Arlington and Aqueduct BTidEr-wceIz d..
6:2G. 7:04. 30 sue SEC s:54 9:25 1900 Il:o0.
a. m; tI2.05. 1920. FPS. les is, 200.
$50. 500. $50 $50 s4-g3- 4.54 BPS so.
e=ae, 5.56. SEQ ?. IN SUNDAY, 7:45. 800 9.45.
1880. 11O0, -II:90. 300 room. rI2:SO, 100,
tI:30 200 $50 800 $50. Zoo. $50 SO.
$50. eco. $50. 100. $50. 500 D. u.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
xExpress. 40 Arlington only.
J. COLyTN G. E. ABBOT
Superintendent President
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LEGAL NOTICES.


N THE SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT
or OLUMBIA--FRANCES r. HOUGH vs..
THOMAS A HUUGH Nc 2I$s4- Equity
Docket Is
ON motion OF the compliment. by James Cole
man solicitor for con plauaHt. It Is this 18th
day Of Juiy- 1901. ordered That the defendant
cause his appearance % be entered herein on or
before the first raIc day occurring forty days
after this ,av, otEeryvise the cause UiII lie pro
,eeded with as in case Of default Provided
copy Of tin, order hc Published once week for
three successive weeks ia the " Washington Law
Reporter .fnd The Tfrr-ss-be:uS the Washington
CITY Times. published IN the City OF Washington.
The object Of this suit j. 10 obtain a divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony on the ground Of
desertl0n and adulteraa
This order 70 be published IN the " lshiug
ton Law Reporter and the Washington Time.
By the Court.
fScaIl 4. r. HAGNER.
Associate Justice, Etc
True. Copy: Test,
JOHN h YOUNG. 0lerk,- Etc
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BaltinOre&O Ohio
RAILROAD.
seheduLe II g Jaly 5. -

Schedule II effect July ,, I|oI-
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave and c St
Cincinnati. St. Louis. and indianapolis, -i97e9
g. n, s2-45 ? m sI:I0 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, .Io-53 a n, $50 p
II and =: go night
Columbus and Wheeling. sos P n
Winchester, SIS a n, l3.i5, and -5-.2 P n
Annapolis IS Is. $50 = n, nI2-15 ass.
f frederic ss s5. --a.eo, 1o.50 a n, '-I.15.
1850. AID us P II
HagerstoHn. I0:05 q IT. and $50 p n
BOYD and way points SIS, s+9-09 4 H. %
is8-S0 so +T:15 2. II.
Gaiihersburg and way points. $50. 900 j.
n. l2.50, tbs, ISIS. 4-So, 500 f55-S'.
s1-O5 lois. MS p. II.
Washington junction and way points ISIS.
$50. a. n. +-i-l5. 80, $3.50 ? n
Baltimore week days Ks 5-00- $50 20
xT:T5. xs:sn $50 xs-50. xI0s09 a. n. xI2-f9
I2T5 xI-I0 1890. xs.oo- N+:S9 4-S5- N3-t7s
x5.I0 x5-5J. $50. $50, SS-t9. NI9-o1- EIi-S5,
I9Oo n xI2-I0. xI-1e. i-I5. xS-oo, 1850 80.
x5-05. x5-Io. go. Ns-o0, zI0-lo, zll:57, 2li.S'
For Clsautaugua Beach week days. $40 Il n,
40 D. Il. Sundays $40 a n las 2 II
ROYAL BLUE LINE
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Baltimore philadelphia New York, Boston. and
the East. +2.55. - % DINER, $50 tBuferl.
s-s:oo DINER I5-09 Diner d ", -l2:io
lDinerl. sI-i0 (Diner}, 800 t.'Royai Limited.
IfiHer} H4-O1 fBuEctl. sos DINER. 500 and
ii 30 p n Sleeping car open AZ l0-vo c-ocE)
ParlCr cars Oh Ill day trains
Atlantic City. I0.o5 a. n, .l2:I0 Hoon- and
ffT.IU and 800 p. II.
Daily Except Sunday Sunday only
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels aud
residences BY Union Transfer Co orders left
at ticket Offices. 6I9 Pennsylvania avenue North
vest. New York avenue and Fifteenth street, and
at depot Telephone ticket Offices or s < o.
D. B. MARTIN. Mgr Pass Traffic.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A desirable lot on 18th St. near Co
Iumbia Road; neIghborhood rapidly improving
and land rapidly advancing in value LOUIS p
SHOEMAKER go F nv. eI5-3
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SeaboaId Air Line Railway.

ssFIorida and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington Pcnns- Il. K. Station.
ff:OF ri FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAH-Through Pullman SlcePe-s
to jacksonville, connecting Al
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper 10 Atlanta.
6.55 . FL FLA AND METROPOi.TTAS
DAILY TINITED-Thrcy7zh Pullman sleep
ers 10 jacksonville and AtaEta-
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg, Raleigh. SOuJaeIn Pines tPIne-
furst), Camden Columbia Savannah, Jackson
vile. and all Florida points Charlotte athens
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga, Nashville,
points West and Southwest.
6:3o A. Nj. LoCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines (PinehBrst) Ham
let and intermediate points
Office, I43f Y Y ave and Peana. r Z. Offices.
r. r l. BUNCH. " Il. DOLL,
General Pass Agent General Agent
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FOR SALE-sj00 cash and SIS monthly buys
lovely sIN-rOou- reception haII, brick: Sc
Iect section, newest Northwest. not side street
either; price only s5,z,5, nothing 30 equal it;
rented $50 per month, figure out a home for
the wife and children Apply iIIi 6 nv NILS
FOR SALE-Ecry cheap. new siN-roUm. reception
hall, brick: modern plumbing, cellar, side alley;
select Northwest section. near North Capitol and
2 sts. NV; not side street; only $50; easy
Apply, after 6 p M, POI sth St ne. mI4S
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HELP WaNTEn-MAIF

------~-~---------~---
y ana an FgI Il I 5T 5n @
~ eI5-g
~
for FREDERICK HaCeTsto"n
Br.nzgie ,, G9nteTslyrE and "aynes2oTo-
~ ~ ''-.'''| >'''
v, - t W men, "a, ~ W. r'=o'
III We ~ -, L-,-- - 80 - -------
Wan ifi'-Aj L', 81. nv, sooa caterer 81 r.
S..i"-'--- l''>e7' -'l''- 7-'' a. rl5-2
---------- ------
NNN IL E1l'nS man =" 'I4yel' tA'sii7'7
fh Registered Tlrrnag55; = Ps5 m ~,
--s ii2"' parry ''-'- a15;
s- -s-- nv -
n NINA. 1l '-i ID ~ -,i, and
5-- ~ 90 .7e p. r,7-.5+.r q ef5-Z
--
" y. n I'LL, once s.e' Coy ='S' Il
- nv
MANTEh-fvp bread bakers =" t-ln ST Sc
CD ---
WANTEn-Ftu porte-s. five drivers 1920 y Y
ave. basement nj
WANTED-NfgHt t-aftcr- HAIGHT'a Enter
PRISE IT NCHIseoA, 1912 + ST NV M
n ----T-I, - - D. a. J,ErN-,sv
CoNNTBJ CTlON CO.. on Mass ave- al hgaA
Greek miss
[T-,%TE-Tq 49, g., ,li-r,y-seFcrz cook butler
ianitar's helper. three walters. two bell boys,
house bows. SHACKLEFURD'>. 500 ST nv
MI
---------------
bow TO work for doctor. 62I T NV MI
---- = -.
made by uT-to-6alc hustlc-s- Call for J. HILL,
fremont Hotel nj
M Et'-'7 STU ) g'--7 -'-'' 90 -
-
Wan iEl'-trIer clerk = NeeA, Si'o y11I So
nouSeT'4n- private I4Il'l EsCl "1=ts 5i' In
st NV L--
---.,---T-I, C---5- III +;--o- 1870 Mint
- II - -. rs.- = md ro1r,rlhi
49, 49, '4oe- 'l-'' 81 - 100 So 80
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FoR sALEAEOTsF;S.


FOR SALE-SI, 900 new brick G roo77S and bath
bay window bricks 6 co., and CO.. Tennessee ave ne
r,5p CO. 49, - -.
and bath III "a lf IL vii s. NE :; TICK '
- -o' ioNf5 10 "'tLe ST.
FOR SAl-E-S2-59@ brick, Z rooms and bath,
IoAI''. IO-i SIN 81 ne
FOR SALE-S2- loo corner OF Sth and / ne.
rooms and lath.
FOR SALE-Tz49 st No bav window brick.
rooms and bath, I7xz2
81,
IL, - -, i'L' 80 St ne broom "a'e' -''
500
FOX SAtf~-SiH, 90 FIoTenFH St ne priek- b
tooiiis ana Aath; cellar; Sl-soJ-
FOR SALE-I227 " st. ne frame, new 6 rooms
and bath: lot 25xIf5. 20 loot alsy- -. 90
FOR SALE-a19 4tb st nc brick 6 rooms and
hath. II q1a
FOR S1IF-ST q~0 raod FRI no & ro-7rz and hath
f5xl8p 2QIg 81 Il ru
FOR SALE-ias3 esl st. NV. corner brick. =. 0e0
FOR SALE-TIs-- all n - - ,.,7-es $3.50
= coo
FOR SATr-S5+5o aaf4-7f e rr- Groom
bricks With bah lil.' -'i'-'O 9'' nv ''''
FpP san - s5z ..r so,,o % 81,
FOR SALF-f..12 F-nc-srn - f rooms and hath.
good condition = z64
FOR SAFE - - - aor . % = och 90 -.
f-ro,rr Ir-gt '' ~
FOR S3TF@esss III - =. e -,or,= and b,tl,.
cEe4n: y 500 -
ron SAI.E-4o5 eth st. So. rooms and bath
F0R sAI.E-75a 10th CT 60 s-ro,rn frame. lot
FOR SAiT@Ia7. Y, ~. e. 1,--. frame. T.,
e. ~ - - - . g ''1- So i~ - i~' "
ron sAf Sal .-ogl 80 60 raons. 7,t 2sr792.
= $50 81 So
FOR sALE-f.3s / St ne rooms and bath;
7evg3. % 20 " --
FOR FOR s3 17Fo 90 each 1,v.rv homes rooms
I.+b -eil1-.. Is,.f : ~ "a - 100 =. -
18th st ne 10 ''i4 ave- ana ii''
ron SAfF-77sr =.b - -, ,,,- -5,,,l,- 7,ri,t--
rooms and bath: !ot fgy1GD. . 90
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CANADIAN PACTFIC HALLWAY.

IMPERIAL LIMITED
Montreal TO Vancouver, daily 2,S05 miles IN
100 hours Luxurious sleeping. drawiHg-ro5In, and
dining cars, with unsurpassed cuisine. Tc BaHa,
Lakes in the Clouds Canadian Rockies, Great
Glacier Ct the SeIkirks Canons OF the Fraser,
Vancouver. Connecting with magnificent En-
press Steamships for Japsq, China, India and
around the world. Canadian Australian : 5
for Honolulu and Australasia For Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacific Railway. 1923 Pa ave.
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FOR sALE-At Lorton Station, II miles south
OF Alexandria. Va, adjoining railroad depot i
four-room house and summer kitchen; nearly
new. very cheap; terms to suit. Address 7. 81
SPRTNGAlAN. Springrnan P O.. Va m9-14
a DECIDED BARGAIN in order to close an Is
tate; two dcsirable lots n BrookIand: Two 6e-
sirable lots at Colonial Beach. "a, II inteFeSted
call without delay at IC09 st. nv. m3
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FOR SALE-Fou- adjoining lots, 25xII5, and new
t,zo-roou building. at V0odTnont $50. 1910
St NV, Room - eiJ-S
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FOR SALE-Three lots, 52xI0o feet to alley
northwest corner Of and Elliott SIS. ne; price
$50; terms TO suit purchaser. Apply TO OWNER.
first f00r. Ii17 I st. nT. ei5-3
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FOR RENT-UFFICES.

FOR RENT-Two nice Office rooms in basement,
cheap. Apply, after ?. m, rs Il st. Nv
NILS
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FOR SALE-Lots on Conduit Road and Great
Falls Electric Railroad; only 10 cents per square
foot. terms easy; money loaned To buIld' one
fare to any paEt Of city. CLARK BROS, 1888 F
= chg
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FOR sALE-sL2o0 each, I202-5 Ro5edals St
coy homes; good condition; rooms.
FOR SALE-I6j2 kraeueT st ne, rooms, eel
lar: $50
FOR SALE-f621 Gales St ne. new brick
rooms and bath. cellar; 16x72: $500
FOR SALE-Si.i 100 each. new. 9 rooms and bath,
brick houses. 1I9-I2I y st.
FOR SALE-IzII Union 81 sv-, corner Of alley,
Groom brick; only SI,25G.
FOR SALE-626 CaIIan St ne, Groom brick;
oHIy sI.509.
FOR SALE-Sl go each. I8g and 40 St Sc,
two stories and basement rooms
FOR SALE-ST.7Jo each; Groom bricks, with
baths: 80 20 335 0 St
FOR SALE-6I3 Va ave Sc. rooms and cellar;
= so
FOR sALE-I005-7 y. J. ave So. Groom bricks;
each Il 100
FOR SaLE-eI- so T87 18th ST. Sc. 6 rooms ant
stable. 20 foot alley.
FOR SALE-GI3 10th s. ne, good Groom frame,
bath, hot and cold water; IIXIdg- price $3.50.
FOR SAL.E-New bricks, rooms and bath; 1910
70 1926 D ST nc: each = $50
FOR SALE-sg2- 10 4Ig 18th St ne, rooms and
bath.
FOR sALE-sI.290. rents $3.50; 60 CaIIan st.
ne two-StorF brick
FOR SALE-I0IT North CaToliua ave Sc; 6 rooms
and bath: Sl.sl1-
FOR stLE-lIo5 18th St ne, rooms and bath;
FOR SHE 18th st ne. rooms. lot
2fyssg- 81 coo.
FCR 'SALE-s25 K st ne, 5-room brick. with
FOR sALE-4f3 L st Sc. rooms and bath;
- $50
FOR SAILS. 60 new brick. e rooms and hath
ANY REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE cor
>TDERED
STONE & FATKFAX-
rnIE-3 $50 and -, + St NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR KENT OR sALE--IE and about IiyattSville,
SCycTaI beautiful homes. with lots. and small
GcEeage suitabIe f-T chicken ruasi Psice mode ate
s,ui ler.us e-sy. ROGERS : ROGERS. Hyatts-
SiIIc. as
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Tickets, sleeping CIR reservations. AID ot.eE in
formation furnished and baggage called Tor sad
rl4cci.rd from hotels and residences By Union
Transfer Co. CT esders left az Ticket Once, 70
I5th St NV; 81 PeaRa. Ave. \ ". and az
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So a Month

Pays for a magnificent $500 upright grand piano.
reduced to $50 Why rent q piano when you
can buy one FOR what you would pay in rent?
mlI-t +. &. SMITH. Iz25 Pa. ave.
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\ GOOD PLACE to put a few dollars out Of your
monthly income at this time either for specuIa-
ton CT 10 locate Do you work hard? Why not
let little Of your income go to work for you2
Fer booklet Of Beautiful Brlddock Heights cali
OF or address GEO. r HILL, 6l5 18th st. NV.
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June I, 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Staten

=
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Staten
sol a m Daily Local for HarrsonbaTg. Var
renton, Charlotte, and way stations.
u:I5 1. IL Daily. Z. ; Fast Mail Sleeping
ears 20 New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper foz
AsheyIHe, Chattanooga, and Memphis, aud az
DanviIIe with sleeper FOX Birmingham AID at
Charlotte with sleeper for Augusta Solid train
" Washington to New O-icsRz- Dining car service
1887 a a. Daily Local for Warrenton and
4.cI ?, n. Week Days Local fer Front Royal,
Strasburg. and Ha-rIzonourg-
f.s5 p m. Daily. Local for War-enton and
$50 .. m. DaiIy- Washington and Chattanooga
Limited (Viz LyEchbUrg} Sleeping cars t. Roam
oEe, KI-cxyiIIe, Chattanooga. Memphis. and Se7s
Orleans. Through coach 70 Memphis Dining car
Tzilv. NJ. Fla Express Sleep
F5g cars to Augusta with connections for AikeA
ard Charleston. and to savannah, Jscksonvlller
and Port Tampa. Through coaches 70 Jackson
vile and Atlanta Uniting at DanviIs VITA Fu.--
man sIeepers from Richmond and Norfolk Tor
C-i.,r1ctte Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san
Francisco Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays.
DiuInG-CaT Service.
srn Limited tfle Gully exclusively PITilH6E train
between Wasliiust5E. and the South Sleeping
.ar5 10 AshviIlc Knoxville, Chattanooga, and
Nashville and t. Atlanta Macon, BirEGiugt CHAM,
z1--tis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans
Club car Washington to Atlanta, D-TIHS car
service
TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH
Iaava Washington she a n. leo 2. IN, ass
, and 4.Eg p m. week days ana y-Ul q
m and 6-25 p. IN, Sundays only for BIIeuaont,
md s.25 D n. week days for Leesburg-
returning. arrive Washington S-2I a. m and
sen n M daily and s-5l .. aad 2-45 p n,
-z.aeS days from BlueTGout, and G;5T q h., week
DAYS from L,eSourg
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
to-. 5-42 am 6-52 am 80 am caits z-l7 pm.
md goo nm. daily. From Hzrris5nburg ii-SI
M week days and 80 pm daily From Calr-
3,t,esviIlc SIS an and $50 pm daily
Tickets, sleeping CIR reservations. AID other IN
formation furnished and baggage called for zad
chccied from hotels and residences By Union
Transfer Co. CT esders LEFT az Ticket OI4ice, -
18Th St NV; 81 PeaRa- Ave. ", and al
Pcuna Station
Phone I44i fer P. R. r. Cab Service.
FRANK : CANNON 81 V P and Gen Mgr.
Il HARDWICK General Pass'r Agent
/. : -RE0WS- General Agent
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FOR RENT-Store; fine business stand. nine
miles from city Address E C. MAGRU DER
Deaawood D. Q. mIf-3
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HELP wASTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Cou7Ie to care for s5x-r0om house IN
ii September g. no children; references required
81 c - Sc gT5-z
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-SOUTH AEPToN-LONDON
st Louis-JuIyI7 L, 10 iceland, Aug q, noon
St PauI--.Aug- l. 10 a n St Paul Aus-28 10 an
St Louis Aug. H. 70 NJ St LoJis-Sept- J. 10
RED STAR LINE,
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
Friesiand-JuIy L. noon *FzderIand Aug. :. mon
Pennland-JuIy p noon Eens' gtcn-Aug. Il, noon
Southwark-July 81. noon iceland Aug. p, noon
'kew tw5u-scTev steamers calling at CherboUTg.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers - and Is y r
New York Office 70 Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F 5 y ",
Or c. W Moss. I4II st. y. ".
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FGR sALE-sUBURBAS.

FOR StLE-At BrookIand. several desirable well
rented houses paving per cent On the invest
1nent. GRACE N. THOMAS, CorcOTau Bldg
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
AUCTION SALES.

FOR SALE SIGI down. balance monthly;
farms. =. " PIERCE, Vienna, IA
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For Nd.

PINE LOTION Al 1913 New York ave NV.
Bed bugs, feas, lid odgrs 1t VIII Kill guaranteed
Why have Jhem2 e2I-Imo
ICE CREAM. 7Cc gallon rot mace IN q cellar
hut above ground. for sewer gas acogHds in cell
lars and breeds typhoid diPLtheria, etc; ru5rzl,
don't cat that kind. LACEY'S IS pure and
se-Lclaus COZ Y I ave. 1pkone 2asl.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEHALE.

WANTED-Y0urG men and saleIadias: experienced
IN DRY goods and nOti9Hs PA 7th 81. nv q
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TEE OLD RELIABLE CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT
SOCIETY. E5s LOUISIANA AVE, home institu-
ten; without 4 doubt the best sick. accident,
and death society in the District OF Columbia,
wants frst-cIsss solicitors for industrial insur-
snce: chance i0E live nsE 70 make big money
INVESTIGATE 1yl-3D
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TpATls az BLUFNONT BRANCH.

Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton ga am 6-52 am 80 am daily 2-I5 pm
ND q.00 nm daily. From HzrrIs6nburg 3l-ST
NJ, week DAYS and $40 pm daily From Char
55ttesviIlc SIS an and $50 pm daily
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TE0s. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERs,
gI5 St y. "
TRT STEES' SALE OF TNO-SIERE AND BASE
NENT BRICh DWELLING, NJ 90 ST
5. T..
BY virtue OF certain deco Of trust duly re-
corded Libcr 22-O. Folio az. ct seq. one OF
the Land Records Of tie District Of Columbia,
aud the request OF the parties secured thereby,
VIII sell At Pebble Auction. IL front OF the
premises on TIL RSDAY. JULY Is. 1891, At
O'CLOCK p. Ii. the faHOwJEg described land and
premises. situate and beng in the City OF Wash
iEgtgn. District OF Columbia, and distinguished
and being I0t numbered ~ IN Buchanan
BcaIcs subdivision OF part Of square SIS per
plat recorded IN the Office OF the Surveyor Of
tire District of Columbia Liber 10 Folio lS5, With
the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale-0uc-tfard cash, balance in one
and two wears vitlf- interest secured By deed Of
trust thc property 5old, all cash at the
purchases option. a deposit OF 800 required
at tine OF sale Canveyaucing- recording, etc,
at purchasers cost
BATES WARREN.
MICHAEL V TIERNEY.
Trustees