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y LODGE DIRECTORY.

@ Nhrmy OF Republic John A. Logan IPost9No. $751;
ID Friday evening month Commander j. L. Nc
~ ia; Adj'tlR B. Montgomery. 31Q1 6f.io55 5ie.,
sorISs Veterans, McHenry Camp No. 80 Wednesday,
gil eaptain5 list Sergeant g. Weeks
Lodge No. 5o7 Tuesday Eve onEor before
faiilnoon Worshipfu Master, B. Rhilhl COX
Sfaseeretary, CM StaleyasaAi igg9H4D ana II, So
Knights offPythlas, Dowdah Lodge No 3d. Monday Eve.
bRC d. WstD McAhren r. of RI and S.. ". C. Rollins.
RHtrhet! Ute Tribe No. alTnesday evening sachem.
fesCsEl DymHi Chief of Records IA. W.. Faul ftfd7@
Peltoyvs Deison Lodge No 6a Wednesday evening.
dIN-GaHaW Randall; Secretary John ,Mpunt' IR1aeg
odd Fellows, German sidona Lodge No asa Friday
evening N g.. John schoor; Secretary Hans AsmusY I'd
fsoasrn Woedmen, pepison Camp No 81. Wednesday
Woodnlen Of the World, Hawkeye Camp No 49, satur,
ns day Evenihg: 9. O.. RI Hill, CLERK, John 7 Carey
Fraternai Choppers, Walnut Camp No. "a Thursday
evening aW e.. O. Caswell; Clerk, W. Fau ii*'ls
Womens Relief Corps. JohnA Logan Corps No 49, first
5fSaturday p. M: PressM S. McHenry sec!Mt ShawVan
Eastern Star Chapter No 2 first Tuesday after
10 fulmqoa w. tM Mrs. A. Oswald; Sec'y w. W. Cushman
Rebekas, Denson Lodge No 42o snd and 4th Tuesdays
g., Miss Ivens; Clerk Mrs a. W. Randall!sa &i1
Woosifnen Circle. Linn Grove Monday eyehingiEW g.
IT, Mrs. Thos Luney; Clerk, Miss Grace Baer a1bl us
Bfottistt1ood Of American Yeomen, Denison Home-
stead No. SIt F!A.W. Wiggins Cor o. " Jackson
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THE SENATORIAL CONTESTS l'I.s; Y.

Y -. Z ~ ~. sfJjYs3 lfs9eE -i9S:i
Senatorial contests are reaching
conclusions in many states. In Kansas
Senator Baker has been forced to
withdraw, leaving afeleari field forJ i
r. BuGtpn, HON Baker defeated, in,
feaueus six years,ago, by a Yery,gnarrow
maGginsaIn South Dakota the election,
of Congfessman Gam bic lis now con-
Ieeded. NH Minnesota Senator Nelson
Phas ebeen .Eenominated without OPPOSE
1Ition, bp ~ the contest is q for the seat
the laTs Senator Davis no cal.ndfiiddats
tlhiasvings commanding lead. and Con-
gressman Tawney being the,only one.
with aIrepntation outside of Minne-
sofa. Senators Mcmillan of Michigan
Frye Of Mhfne, sSewell of New y ersey.
Elkins 81 West Virginia, Perkins Of
California; Warren ,of Wyoming, and
probably Hoar Of Massachusetts have
| clear felds.cfor re election. Senator
Chandler of New Hampshireiis prob
ably beaten,p thoughFlthe name of his
successor il not yet announced! In
Pennsylvania the Quay forces organ
lied both senate and house with demo-
cratic help, and the chances favor
4 Quay's reelection, although The is not
likely to get enough republican votes
/ 10 elect. In Della ware the Addicks and
Eanti7Addickss factsons agreed upon q
division Of legislative Offices, but they
Ehave not YET agreed upon their two
,senators.aij In Illinois the friends of
'Senatof| aCullom appear to have
triamphed in the legislative organ
ization, but he seems pretty sure to
win over divided organization. In
Oregon Senator Mcbride is having a
Light for reelection; but further than
this the situation there is not we'll
understood Nebraska has yet made
little progress in the choice of her two
new republican senator's, and the situa-
ton there is yet chaotic, as it is also
lin Utah. The senatorial event Of the
past week has been the triumph Of
A Burton Of Kansas. He is "a brilliant
orator and has been the leader OF the
younger elements. He was the lead
4 ing candidate Six years ago, but. Baker
4 was tnen nominated by a combination
Of the 9 minor candidates. 'Bnrton's
SUCCESS is now evidence 81 his Staying
qualities, aptl7 his7 sleetiopawM & excite
much approval, although Baker de
serves CONTAMINATION as having been
1.-THE first Kansas senator to vote with
metropolitan party on financial ,,aa ard
I econ omiclissues.7 Nevada Representa-
f. The Iowa Capital says; thatfitGov.
4 shay is primarily acandidate for pres
l ident in.l9O4, and mention of his name
4 fora third term is sanctionedeb by him
to boom hinfor the national inominar
dM6n. 1.-THE Capital gives this merely
as 81 the ssurmiis disc. 81 its editor We have no
/ isppte With that paper. But y We coin
4 eide with tbs view. already. expressed
4shst the Capital is not authorized tq
.fspeak for Governor Shaw. However,
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Need altisupersision. /

Chicago, Jan. 11.-Judge TnleY de-
liyered AN opinion declaring the uncon-
stitutionality eof the amended state
statute, permitting public grain, wane-
fhouse1nena to handle theirnew grain
in their own warehouses; In render
ing the decision Judge iTuley declared
that the elevator houses were now
of such Importance to the grain trade
that they should come under federal
supervision. 4'pEsltla h'le''lIe - IIN,9
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a4oDcEa AND CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Il : ! .i 3, 4
Catholic, St. Rose Of Lima Mass daily at sa. High
Mass Sundays lQ:30a. Firsts Sunday of each month
), early Mass at 8 a. REV. FATHER M. ]. FARRELLY.
Methodist Sunday Services ~ Glass Meetings $3.50;
Preaching. 1885, Sunday School 1s oo Junior League
$780, Epworth League $3.50; Preaching, 1870. Prayer
1l8 Meeting, Thursday evening7 80 " DR. E. M HoEMEs
Baptist, Sunday Services Preaching, 1890; Sunday
School, i1-45 b. Y.P o., $3.50; Preaching, $780, Prayer
ls Meeting Thursday evelihg,7:3e REV. f. W. BATEsoN
Presbyteriafi Sunday Services Preaching 1890; Sum
~ daysSchool Christian Fndeavor $780, Preaching
7:3o Prayer Meeting Thursday evenng730! 9saot3 stu
2 .S ss3t1''tf iss fiRiREY.fA. O.. MARTYN4. q
Episcopal, Services every third and fourth sundays
1890 and 7::30 i59gDl4 9REv.s ALLAN JUDD. 7t
German Methodist Sunday seryices7-sunday school
1885, CLASS Meeting, 1906 Preaching. Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening, 500 Choir Practice follow
10 ing NJ it9a9d faaa REV C. G. CLAUssEN.
German Evangc al nj Zion sunday Ser
vices. Sunday School9 to 10 a. n preaching loU a. m
Young Peoples Society," every second Thursday eve
I'm Sunday at Ladies Society every first
Friday to p at members. Parochal School from
to March Sunday evening services at LS0
aiery Sunday during summer Rev F. L. Lothrnger
7Pastoryl sHiis15dfS ,slif{@35i3fa4 s4 tg 5.l44g
Christian Science, At sMcKm Hall. Sundays, 1870;
w Experience Meeting Wednesday evening 500 Reading
III room open daily in connection.
Mrs. EMMA Cornwall, First Reader.
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, Funeral Of iLieutenant Barber,

Gantomol o., JAM a.-7Th ne. body Of
Lieutenant ~. S. Barbera nephew Jof
the president, reached Canton, ayesterf
day, accompanied by the young ,widews
Iwho madelthe trip from Hong Kong,
China.ot Theg funeral services. and sinl
termentowll be held today. president
and hADcKinley sent a.. beautiful
floral -tributel from 2theio white & house
conservatory .f,at.laie,
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PassensersoResaue After Great Suffering,

PassensersoReseued After Great Suffering
!. Odessaa Janatl1g7iEhe psliee,, fremen
and physicians shaNe areseueql 40 pas
sengers rfrom fiYeotraips which have
been snowribepndo for aseRerall, days,
after enduringGthe Igreatest snfferings.
A, fordel ofo 200 workme en-, as, clearing
the traeksoto, 0dessasuF ourldays' mail
has been stalledaqp. ,onyiys,ueH tn -,
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CHINESE y TROOPS DR7llL j Il /,
Native Reports Say They Believe Thsx Can
Defeat the Allied Army.

Defeat the Allied Army.
: Picking, Jan. ia Chinaman from
Sian Fu, where the court is at pres
ent,i says that within the. city $1,000.
Chinese. troops are drilling continuons7
~ and the majority of them are. armed
with modern rifles. He says that the
feeling Of the people there is bitterly
anti.foreign and that they believe they
can meet THE allies in open fight and
defeat them 81 gg5fsggF3
: The ministers are conside ably as
tonished over the Chinese grant to
Russia Gof "a concession north Of, the
Pei3Ho. at.Tien iTsin, as large as the
British and French, concessions COM
bined. The grant, according to the
Russians, was made voluntarily, for
services III endeavoring to bring about
peace! The ministers think that the
concession constitutes good pay when
nsidered in addition to the ga anne ;lsl
ton Of all AIanchuria. So
vona Bdelow,s Bargain With Agraria1s.
Berlin, Jan. 11.IIndications In
crease that Count Won Buelow has
really erected il bargains with the
..agrariaalnls ard the prootectionist manu-
facturers, the latter guaranteeing the
passage Of T. the canal Bill and the inn
-perial chandelier guarantees { an In
crease. III the duty On cereals to 5
marks a number of papers assert as
much, but only the most extreme rad
ical,t Journals declare war on Count
Won yBuelow because, Of the alleged Art
rangement.and .ihll. n Ii. Is .at.isG..
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We greatly regret that the-House of Represent
atlVssdid mott pass uleGrumpa acknowledgements
vlded that the representation of the various states
should conform more to vote casts While stead > VI
tasty republican we reserve the Nj ht IL s ise
where IN our best best Judgment, thss RaFNAdp@ 4saH
wrong. The Crumpacker bill just bill, the
Present2systenl of representatanisIng r FHeacfiH
E. .; Ct yisa1gia has svss Is %
ellis as has the citizen of 16waa NJ man cahgive
}Ggood Ee gsop avhylths should be- The republican
majority in the House has made mistake and it
may be one that Will cpsrz tBem aAlI tghA
'eton4is otentfely one Of partisanship, however,
Il e y slyd met s.ed ts republic
generous 9 growth OF corruption and ballot sup
i PhesS5on IL South If any section. Of the coun-
etzenshipit should be|fnade Suffer in Ioa
+, Nstea iP Nt th sRg Igpo1tgF sPPff
, 81 b4a ,.p1 saa qe haaso9q INV asR9
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Liner Ashore, I'm, tPdhlous, P ssitton:s

" London, Jan9ld ]. gTRe anchor line
steamer Ethiopiae LGapt@ 10 ME Kenzie,
which left Observation-Disclosures New
York, via hdobile!,3 is ashore, On Holy
island i'm eoFirtnoofa he Clyde ShS
is in a bad position.Ha aldHaAH 81 s1s
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GRAVEYARD i insurance. swindlers.'

New York, Jan. Believing that
they were the victims OF graveyard
insurance 81 sswt5siindlers,' officials of the
Colonial life Insurance company Of
America located in Jersey City, yes
terday CAUSED the arrest Of Thomas
Martin. editor 81 d Union Hill IN. ~
ne,wVIspap5eeIr: William tNecker, an under
taker1 ID Union Hill; and Thomas o.
Kelly, a pugilists who until recently
was ali agent for tie company. aia1s
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Won Baelow,s Bargain with Asrariaps.
Close Cali for Miners,

Moberly, Mo. Jan. ia landslide ls1'ii
81 ocaye-int OCCURRED at Santiago mine. Il, 4,
Six miles from here, & ,entomping go 4 =
imnteetni. The main entrance to the mine, =
which is on the tunnel plan, was COM
pletely stopped. The mine was en-
lveloped in total darkness; and the lan.F
tQmbe miners had to. crawl and fael3oal
their way lto1a small entrance or air noiis
tunnel nearly a mile from the main en,asf3ai
trance here them cavern 1Qccurred.f aoi1
Fortunately no one was seriously lhurE sstlf-s
Wi -vTTr7--T-7U -fT75TTIt sFJtjr5aaafh srit
-ltI!aeanonn vs. QuackenbHsh, aM
VI ). ~, retlreo, dled AZ Dis Isl ri
residence in Washington.
|, :. Mrs. ,Mackeya has paid 10000 francs
arrears Of taxes to save from sale by n
tie 5esa haehb the church Of st. Jo-
s se11 Parhis.e hnRof s,'@ t,,tsea
All tbe, GERMAN :mhan pipe foundries, ac- 3,if
eeEding to a special dispatch from Co 81
slogne joined the pipe trust which is
obeipg organized.
befAo royal cbmhiissi6H ehhs sBtan bap- OH
pointed toSihvestigRte thehfedent tWYdeual II
spread outbteaRI 81 amrseiiieal bBeealpoas 0a1b
soning Gin Bfigland.oa ed3 10 sIatos1ib siT
~ Ill the '1woofrhtsiiP 6WIfe anat
atl2 Ghficcag6 Mrs. Es b. fWAGKsAhuth ,t1Dup
and Mrs. Stebbins, with a score of S111s@ dY
points won first aprfsa in theltwo team sdT
cSiftest.a .3aii5iqa anibbid1o1 sof1GriIlao "a
aaT6e fdaho legislature Id has nunania gohIs
molsly passed memorial to S6ngfes % 9il
protesting Agaiiistl the enRetineht sufWoI
any measuie pf6Vldidt forot the ileAsfns olsH
of the Pubic PaffkeseoiIemA nj beRII dsvs
1oTbe Unittedo SIXTIES cruiser atnod
bearing the lneFRan1e RfBie AatntHe M
Paris expositShi! nleH dHYvfe sTliufsb easis
Etepies asE She departed ~ j HeM ri 3dsff
(s09DE 10 gEtpGgaa anj1sas II
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Fl StfG .noN GGalsH
hB vsShaw is still marching on Notwithstanding
3 the Des ONES leaders Sunday editorial S
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-
"a prominent Yeun q lawyer ata Stuart
was enticed sup town on q bust ness call
the other EVENING" and d duringt1bbis
absence, a. score Of his friends Isallt
prominent ID church cireles. 'fiocked to
his home, Seated themselves III the
parlor, blew out the lights and awaited
his return. He came in as expected,
iandawas feeling hisaway along theudark
halilw hen his shins came Violently iii
contact With a piece Of Furniture: He
uttered an oath that fairly raised the
.1rsoopfl Then his wife, greatly ,hpmiliiat-
ed, turned, on the electric lights and
the man nearly jswooned. aceordingIIte
the Valley }E2press5 5qs 2afiu, 5fiq 10 +;
fgfsan 4fF effe9fE
}eA, quarantine qbeen established
on. Ed. Knight and family, who recent
llylanoved here from T!eekkamah, aNeb.
lFhef health physician telegraphed here,
chat the man who did the moving of
Mr. knights goods had beensitaken
down with "a light attack of the, So
called smallpox that Is prevailing in
that, section Of the country. IN view
.of.this it was thought wise to stablish
the quarantine sMTaill Observer: Il Z Aa
graveyard j insurance swfndlsrs. ,s'&;
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adNI1af Ia3ez sd :Il;w
JtnNll.e! a1Hhy J esXers SlPPiSe

'e i ,as s III working on
n paperswe have been 6gurnngiwith certain fellow0
7 il tistownon dong some job Wofk for him. and
arthe other VOID that he Wanted it e
s',doneiso weordered some ext4a good foI y
rHg}W aassa " ans and asked
Hcopy, he delibsT ately informed that he had some
very good ifriendsdn Dubuque, WHO YeFerin ttheTi
bsiness Fan and hedecided the have
tanthe work. Well now,i my dear fellow you
dt perfeetdberto get your work done whegvar yo.l
but 6afeafter wlenyoh want any favorss
printing pfice;as weshave accorded you
dupont several occasions, please ren1ember your
,If We quite sure you have
smoHe friends theEe9than you have in Harris and
Ithey surely viii extend you any small favor ike 4
you IN tyPewrliteT pa
atsPer, etc by all remember your friends
in Observation-Disclosures Bee, Il sJx9 mo- 81 GA Ut
3saiate@ -Hrm9 - M ,Ye sfT8 ts5.t I'D
mai Il
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NANTKD-By experienced dress.naker. ewing
families; hone or with drcss1ndl er l. A P
1865 jjh ST nv Q
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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

sehed7ile = eject November .. BE-
LeaTe Warrington, New J-rs2y Aye. aaI G :.
chicago & Northwest, +Ig-5e a Il. zS.e5 T. r.
Cincinnati. 81 Louis, and Indianapolis. I6.g5
2 N. -3-sa p II. +l-l0 night
PitJs5urg and CIeveIsnd, 1853 4 Il. SO
z. N. and = 90 right
Columbus ard Wheeling. Es-o5 ,.
NIneheSte- $50 = n, .2-I5. ard 30 p n
Lurar. 3-35 p. n
Annapolis. li7:le. .~s.2o. i..s.a5 = n. Hl.:15.
FTedcrfes. IS. .-ssoa 1850 a n. .-..lz.
l,4-55, $50 D. n
BagerstOwn, 1886 4 m and ,5-2o P m
Boyd and way points, SIS, -ss-c8 a. IL,
Caith-rsfHurg and way points. SIS, 1890 :.
n. l2-5o lib. 500 $50, 800, I5:sa.
'7:L5. --lO-I5. ..II-z5 P n
Washington Junction ana WY points $50,
$50 a n. lib. $50. $50 ?. n
Baltimore. week days x2-S5. $50 $50. X O..
no xs5e. S-35, ze 80 II so a. m xIzIE En-
l2-I3, xl-l7 xS;oo. x4-o7, x+-so. s-55, x5-O5.
X5:10, NJ- 50 1920, eco xS:G9. xIG:GO, xxI1:s3,
l-S5 = m. Sundays. KISS. X go. Mo $40.
N9-o0 a n. xl2:I0. x1:Ia. l:I5 xs-90 x5=S9, 4:,
x5-c5. 1910, G:so. xs-oo, xlo:Oo. xIl:39. x1I:SJ
Royal Blue line
Al trans illuminated ~-ith pintseh light
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New YORK. Boston.
and the East, s2-S5 = -65 Diner $50 (BufetJ,
900 DINER Io:O0 DINER a m eI2-l3
tDlEer}, Ito Diner %3-63 t--Roval Limited. -
Diner}, 4:Go (BufeJ}, E5-a5 Diner. 500 aHd
II 20 p m (SleepinE Car open ar 1000 O'clock.
Parlor Cars 81 dsy t-airs
Atlantic city. 1000 IL, i.Is:I0 Noon, and
Il:Ie and 1900 2. M
-Daiiy. Except Sundaz. -ssslHday only.
.xFNpFess trains
Baggage called for and checked frcr hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. o. orders Iefs
=t ticklJ Offices SO Pennsylvania Avenne north
vest. New York Ay4ns.e and I5Tb sat ar a.
Depot Telephone ticket cssces for B. & O. Eiec-
tric Automobile Cabs.
T. D UNDERWOOD D. B MARTIN
"a wee President. Mgr. Pas, Trsasc.
and Gen Manager
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FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT ZINE. i"
LEAVE WASHINGTON, PENNA. r. x STATION
s-S5 A. VI. daily. florida and Atlanta Fast Mail
for Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines, Pine
hurst, Camden, Columbia. Savannah, Jackson
vile, Tallahassee, and Tampa, Charlotte
Athens. Atlanta, New Orleans, and points
West. Through sleeping cars 70 Jacksonville
and Hamlet to Atlanta
6-55 P n daily, FloriIs sn6 Metropolitan Linz
ited-DrIwi1z Room. Compartment, ObservS-
ton and Dining Cars-for Raleigh. Southern
Pines. Pinehurst, Camden, Columbia Savannah
Jacksonville, and -. Augustine Sleeping Car
jacksonville TO Tampa
6;55 P. ~ daily. Florida and Metropolitan lin
tied for Charlotte Athens, Atlanta Chat
tan0ogs. Nashville, New Orleans. and points
Southwest Through sleeping cars 20 Atlanta
For further information apply 10 " " Ne
CORNELL. General Agent 1884 Sea YORK Ave
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Southern RY.
Schedule in effect March y, 1901.
T,r.sr,-. Icara froln PenRa. HrarIon.

500 a m. Daily Local Tor uzrrIsonbUTg ER4
for Cha-iotJe and way stations
HIS a III. Daily. L : Fast Mail. Sleeping
cars 20 New Orleans, Columbia. savannah and
Ashcyt!le. Chattanooga, and Memphis. and u
Danvile with sleeper for Birmingham and a.
Charlotte. with sleeper Tor Augusta Solid train
Washington 10 New orleans Dining car service.
II.ST 2. n. Daily Local for Charlottesville.
z.CI D T. Week DAYS Local for Front Roy2i.
strasburs ard HarrisonbU-g.
$50 p II Daily. Local FOR Charlottesville.
G:S5 D. n. Week Bays. New York and Florida
Limited Composite Cafe and Smoking Car. Diz-
iug Car Compartment and Drawing Room S.eets-
ing Cars aad library zrl Observation Cars Ne-g
York and Washington to ST Augustine, and
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car NeT YORK
and Washington to Aiken and Augusta. Connect
iTlE at Columbia with PRrlor Car for Charleston
and At Waycross with PaE-5r Car for ThoIhasTille.
Ca.
So . m. DaTIy y Y & Fla Express. sleep
ing cas- 10 Augusta WITH connections tor Aiken
and Charleston and - Savannah, Jacksonville.
and Port TduGPa and Thursdays TO Tf5nasy.sie
Co Through coaches 10 jacksonville and Al
ianta. Uniting at DanyIlle with Pullman sleeper4
from Richmond and Norfolk for Charlotte Tour
ist sleeper Washington To S2a Frsaciseo Mondays,
TUESDAYS Snd Fridays. Dining cir service
1901 D n Haily. Washing tos and Chattanooga
Limited Cyia Lynchburg). Sleeping cars = Roam
eke Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis and New
Orleans. Through coach - Memphis Dining
seryice-
1913 D n Daily. Washington ara Southwest.
ern Limited, Sleeping cans TO AshEFiile, Knox
vile, Chattanooga and Nashville, and 10 Atlanta
Macon Birmingham. Memphis, Montgomery. No
bile and New Orleans Dining car service. Tues
DAYS Wednesdays Thursdays, and FRIDAYS. sleep
ing car Washington 20 Plnehursr, y c. and
TUESDAYS Thursdays auu Saturdays Sunset Lin
connecting at New Orleans with sunset Limited
for san Francisco.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED from $l-75 up work euslran-
teed: samples brought HINT. $, = st. eIs-T
ROOMS papered - up; painting. graining, and
decorating; legal guarantee with every iob.
GEORGE W. RUE. 627 ST. nv, An3costia
Branch, q Monroe St mir
WALL PAPER-The new spring goods are now
II and await y6uT inspection. Ne guarantee best
results and utmost satisfaction il we have your
papering order We quote lowest prices. E G.
NOLTE, SGT 9th st. NV. mI4
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and Is IL St.
In effect November l, 1900.
For Alexandria-Week DAYS, ESQ 700. z:30,
500, s:S5. $50. 9.25. 1000 100 Ii:3o :. n,
xl2:05, l2:20 l2:45, xI.05 I:25, eco, 2:S0 x2;5J.
$50, $3.50. x4-15. 4:S5. 40. $40. x5:24, 5:40.
s-0i, $50, 100, 20, SEQ $50 $50, I6:I5,
II-ee, and II:5o p. m. Sundays. T:i5, 900, 9.z5,
1e-S0, Il:0o u:30 a n, 1900 noon, $3.50. 100.
1-30, z:oO 2:90 800 $50. 400. 4:99, 500. $50
6.e0. $50. 7s0o 1s50, 500, Ss45. $50, 10;IS,
u:29, and II:5O D. m.
Fer Mount yerusa-Week days, $50. 800. 1000.
Hoo a m, xl2:O5, zl:O5, 200 z2:52 $50. X 10
15-24. 7:0G. and $50 p. m. Sundays, 900 a. IL,
12:oo aOou, 2-0a, 49, 800, end $50 p m
For Arlington and Aqueduot Bridge-Week
days, $50. 7:04. 7.90 SEQ SIS. $50 9.25, I0.03
sud II: 90 s. H- slZ-O5. I220 sI2:45, los. @I:25
goo. go 2:59, $50, 8:59 '4.35 $50, 5:24.
e-oi, $50. 7-oS. and 500 P. Sundays, 7.45,
s-oO 9-45 1880, HOO. and II 80 4 m 1900
noon, $3.50 SO, Il 30 22e0 $3.50. SEQ, '3.s0,
40 '4@3o, SEQ $50, GOO, es:S9, 7!Ss, 1880.
and 500 D. n.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
xExpreJs- 10 arlington only
C. 2 ABBOT, President.
J EY1T.VTS S-r-e-futr7Sar+-
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FOR RENT-sS6 24th St NV. very desirable
store. cellar. and roem>; occupied successfully
9 years by 4 green grocery; rent SIS Apply 300
Dunbsrton ave, Georgetown. els-$
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Upright, So Monthly.

Fine Upright Piano-noW being put in fFst-class
condition by factory workmen. viii be sold
at once for Sl6O = monthly payments. and de-
Iivered when desired. Original price OF this in
strJment Was $500
tT-tf F. G. SMITH. 1925 Pa. ave
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FOR RENT-ELATs.

FOR RENf-Furn>hed or 1gnjurniehed se-on.
story fit. t0IH rooms ana bath, Iigh- Lolsc keen
Ing. ij19 5tis 81. nv. mis-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about HyattsyfIe.
several beautiful homes. with lots. and small
acreage suitable Tor chicken nuns; price moderate
aad terms easy. ROGERS ROGERS. Hyatts-
s!Iie. ms
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FASHIONABLE DREs>UAkIEG STYLISH Efgs
suit made al -. perfect fl and best of work:
suits rrmudeled al reasonable prices. MRS 4
81 DJRtN AZ 81. u=. lnIg-3