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RAILROADS.
SGabOaTd Air Line RAILWAY,

''Florida and West India Short Line
Leave Washington. PeEna- r. r station
U:Of A. M FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAIIi-Through Pullman SleePers
70 jacksonville, connecting Al
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 20 Atlanta.
6.55 . A FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY, LTYHTED-Through Pullman sleep
ers 70 Jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg, Raleigh, southern Pines lflne-
hurst) Camden. Columbia savannah. JACKSON
vile. and all Florida points Charlotte. Athens'
Atlanta. New Orleans Chattanooga, NASHVILLE
points West and Southwest
4:3O A. ~. LOCA-ro Petersburg. Raleigh
DAILY Southern Pines (PinehurSD. Ham
let and intermediate points
OfHce 1924 Y. Y. ave. and Penna. r. K uhces
r. T. l. BUNCH. W. II. DOLL.
General Pass AGENT General Agent.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

1 aNTED-Will pay sI.O)0 cash tor hosuc of
Peral acres, orchard and OgtbUjdings. 90 Sth
Wl-g
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WANTED-Mangie hands. bundle wrappers and
Office girls. Apply at Sfi Pa. ave. NV. m2S-T
SHORTHAND dictation and instruction; Reminr-
ton typewTiters furnished for home practice 3
month; toueh-typeWuting system. 50 cents BOX
275, City Postoffce- m23-Imo
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For EXCHANGE.

WANTED-In exchange, one or more CITY 77T-
or house and lot desirlbIy situated. Tor q subur-
ban house and ground. convenient 10 cars. Adj
dress Boa "a, ;his Office. cg-s
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ANTED-By settled white woman. place 10 d1
hamber work in hotel; give good references
Address BOA "a. tins office mi
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ANTED-By settled white woman. place
%; good references. Box 40. this edice. 81
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4 WANTED Reliable woman for general work II
small family; stay nights. ~ 81. NV. e3-2
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WANTED--Girl for general Homework; call viti
references. l'22 9Th ST. nv. IGl
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sANTED-By respectable c0lored women. place
cook OF general hOusewOrscr - DiH2mar
ice NV. 81
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, a. changes may occur az
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 20 the ports Of
sailing daily. and the sched.Ie Of closinCs is ar
ranged on the presumption O. their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending Septem-
Der 6, 1871, the last connecting closes viii DC
made from this Office as follows
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also one square piano AZ SIS. on 81 weekly pay
ments r c. SMITH. I225 IA. ave. c2G-d
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Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June I. 1901.

Schedule corrected TO June I. 1901.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania station.
Sol a. IN DAILY Local for Hsrrisonburg, War
rentOn. Charlotte, and way stations.
HIS a. Daily L. S-Fast Nail Sleeping
cars 20 New Orleans. Columbia savannah and
jacksonville, uniting At Salisbury with sleeper for
Ashevile, Chattanooga, and Memphis. and at
DanviIle with sleeper for Birmingham and at
Charl0tJe with sleeper FOX Augusta Solid train
Washington 70 New ORLEANS. Dining car service
It-S7 h. m Daily. Local for Marrenron and
Charlottesville.
4-el p m Week Days Local Tor Front Royal.
Strasburg. and HarrisoEburg
40 p m Daily. Local for WsrrentOu and
Charlottesville.
go D. m Daily Washington and Chattanooza
Limited CEia Lynchhurg)- Sleeping cars T., Roan-
oEe Knoxville Chattanooga. Memohis- and Nea
Orleans Through cOash 10 Memphis Dining car
Ecryice-
SIS p. n. Daily \ Y. Fla Express Sleep
ilg cars 70 Augusta With connections for AikeA
and Charleston. and 20 savannah. jacksonville
ard Port Tampa Through coaches 70 Jackson
Vile and Atlanta Uniting a. Dauviue with Pull
man sIeePers from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington % San
Francisco Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays
Dining Car Srryice-
I0.s5 p. Daily Washington and Southwest
eru Limited. the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South Sleeping
cars 70 AshviIle Knoxville Chartanooga and
Nashville and 10 Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham
Memphis Montgomery. Mobile. and New Orleans
Club or Washington 10 Atlanta Dining car
service
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TRAINS o. BLUFWONT BRANCH.

Lave Washington $40 a. m. 800 o. M. AS
D. m and f.s9 p H.. week days and 9-Cl a.
n ard 6-25 o. m. sundays only fer Bluemont
ana 6-25 D. m week days ior Leesbur-.
Returning arrive Washington SEA a. a. and
500 D. "a daily. and 6-Ss a. and 2:f5 D. n
week DAYS from Bluenout, and 6-57 - m, weex
Gsvs tom IeeshurE-
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED C.ro-.E ros-t cooL tor hotel f1,,-.
land, Ohio. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and
L q. ave el
WANTED-H.tgl IaIer. pastries and creams for
Cleveland ono. DIcK-S uuTFI. AGENCY 1t2,,
and = .aave. el
WANTED-BCiarIe man % drive milk wagon
all after ., 2-' i'ih ST., me- ESD
'i'' l'.'i D. D. 'H- 's-@
NANIEo-Go'd barber - guarantee 100 9Th ST.
NV 81
NA\ ,- , TO "i PrI g9T' 5 must he good
..lNT.- Apply N- T. MILL, -'lA ana h,h-
" IyTF6- Fi--,--T--. nail -------s ,---7- -
ar.g. RICHARD "a UFNUrRSaN ma > ri ma
c5-5
WANTEB-Youug man. 20 work in lunch and
MUS 80 once '''- d ST.
W ANIED-tIvC TIN roufgrs- " B. FLYNN. Gjl
Pa. ave Sc. ESQ
WANTED Non-union baker. who understands
'' 'sn' '"'-7. anu cake baking .tl9 l"th ST. NV
-----
RI 44IE Ed - timer Apply D. T. NE u
,7-,--
ucss cleaner. SO Neu jersey ave. nv. 81
"A 1I-rFT, w. -----.- ..- -
W i" ~ =, ~ "1''e 'Nitil'heed walters al I.''
,,.,.,..r,.,. ,--.-.-.-.
fr't idl-ns Ron -SS ,ti ,.s s''ieu ~ u
u-,>-rrD ~
~ - il.aly 'e',huian. so married cou-
P''. '"o oyster >huckeTs. lLrec disaNa-h9rs, Two
81 NV. MI
"a ,N--t-r 80 ~ - -
TER HOUSE. go Sth ST. So. MI
N -
BOX -2G This afe.c ri
NANfED-Ncat Young man. So week, perma-
nent position. bring references 90 BASEMENT T,
- - -
| NANTED-ENpericuce boy in grocery. 100 10th
ST. nv nj
#
ANIED-A good oyster shucker Immediately;
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4 ANTED-SettIcd white girl for general house
Crk. Apply 1917 l3th ST. MI
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FOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT
Brick store and dwg.. 1900 Fla. ave NV
10 rooms. 2 baths all mod. IMP. Viii
rent together separately SO. %
Brick store and dWE.. 8lf o st. nv Z rms. 800
Brick store and cellar, 1915 9Th - NV. Orer
Brick dWg f0I7 srh 81. ext. rooms. m L. z0O0
Brick dWE. 1855 Ohio ave. nv, s rms 1900
Part brick, 200 81 NV, rus. hot aud
cold Fater. gas .--.----........... 1916
Brick. go Ist ~. Sc. rOOms.-..--.-.--- I2.OO
e2I-G LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 90 F ST. NV.
FOR RENT-Large store for market or grocery;
nice house and stable; good business eoIa1r. 800
K 81. me- e3O-5
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ANTED-Colorcd woman as cook, also a uursc
: 81 Oregon ave. MI
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

THE Offices Of John u. O'DonEel and George K
% DouneN. Notary Public. will be open at
O'Clock. september pension Day. for the ex-
ocuti0n Of pension vouchers. 3y2 Pa. ave-. Capitol
Hill Ella.
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NNTED-G0od cook. chlmbermIId. Waitress
NJ
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Tickets. Sleeping car reservations. and ether ia-
I1rmation furnished and baggage called for and
thecied from hotels and residences Sy Union
Transfer Co, or orders left AZ Ticket Once so5
18th st. NV 81 Penus- Ave nv. and a.
pcuna- Station
Phone 1851 for P. R. R. Cab Service.
FRANK 5 CANNON 50 y p aud Gen Mgr
II. HARDWICh, General Pass'T Agent
L. S. BROWN. General Agent
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through trains from rne South arrive Washing.
ION G.42 am. G-52 an 1-G5 an daily 2.I5 o. IN.
and 900 pm. daily. From Harrisonburg IL 81
~, week days sad 9:lG p.m- daily. From Char
Iottesville SIS Am. and S.iO pm. daily.
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FOR SALE-PIANOs.
Square Piano, $40.

FOR SALE-Supcrb Knabc piano. Sl25. owner
going away 2I2 Sd 81. ne. mis-
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4 NANTED-A few more chorus girls Apply
BIJOU THEATRE mi
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-IlInds0mr, convenient Groom cot
tase, AuIc0Stia; splendid condition, al modern
improvements: three large lots on corner. fruit
gsrder high desirable location. three blocks 20
electre-; SIS D.. O.. QCACKESBU Bush. Ie2 Arthur
So, Aac0,tl. D. C. NILS
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WANTED-Young lady cashier and clerk: good
pay; permanent. Call after 10 a. m. SIS 18th
ST. MI
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ANTED-Fomtccu white and nine Colored ie-
iles, city and country. MOORE, 2l2 u ST. NV
NJ
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FOR RENT-sTABLES.

FOR RENT-s5sble and lott, rear 2I7 sth st. Sc
IaS-3
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'-NTED-Good, honest coIored girl. Tor general
rsc'york Apply pos 50. So. esq
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NANrED-Colored cooks So and SEQ, today.
DChS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th ST.. corner Pa.
Da-L
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FOR WAREHOUSES;.
ron sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT-Reminetons Smith Premisrs Dens-
mores. ard other make. g month. typeyrriter
repairing careful workmanship. very reason
able charges, invest gate. WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. IL 9th 2. nv. m27-gO
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wANTED-AGENTs.

NANTED-SalcSrnan for Southern grocery trade;
y ate age. references. and salary expected p.
BOX 40. 81. Louis. 30. nl-g
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WANTED-ROOlIs.


WANTED-By gentleman. room and breakfast. in
suburbs: accessible 10y trolley Box 74t. TINS Of
fee e3-3
EANTED-Two furnished rooms. second floor:
good location. not to exceed, Sl5. Mrs HICKS
HIND ave. ne Il
WANTED-By man and wife. three unfinished
rooms with gas. near Navy Yard state price.
Address BON ~. shis Office m2-3
WANTED-For paIuistry and card reading. one
large OF two medium sized rooms. partly furnish
cd between and II, 9th and 18th sts. NV Adj
dress BON 81. this office. ms
WANTED-By couple three or four rooms. Light
housekeeping; heat gas. bath; not 10 exceed SD.
Address BOX sl2 this office NILS
NANTED-Four or five communicating rooms for
light housekeeping; no children; state iulI par
ucul1rS- Address BOX 7O2. this Office mis-
WANTED-By man and wife With eight months
old baby two unfinished rooms; good board:
private faruiiy; preferably old couple; not 20 cx-
coed so. Address BOX eos, this office NILS
WANTED-Preferaby IN ofice building. house
keeping fat for two refund business women, with
frst-class references; viii give SIS for three I'M
furnished rooms. with heat and light; within
six squares Of 10th ard Pa. ave NV Address
Box 500. this Office auIs-tf
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ANTED--A small house OF apartment with an
svToyements. in choice neighbyfb9od. Box rs,
: once. &c
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HIsCELLAN=oUB
UPHoLSTERING. carpets altered and laid. Sc yd;
steam cleaning. II. G.. conn, IO2 81 st. NV.
e3-3
SKIRTS cut 75ci also made. 1910 North CIp-
itol ST. eI
CHEAPEST PRINTING; an kinds; good bust
ness cards, rate, nc 100; investigate. HAYS
HsS Eye 81 NV mss
CAPITOL WINDOW CLEANING CO.. experirrcri
house cleaning office is43 81. NV; windows
cleaned al reasonable rates; orders promptly ex-
eoutcd- mas
Bad bills collected or no charge. H. D. .:oR-
DON. LawyeE 6l5 18th st. NV. ua-6
DANCTNG-Priyatc academy. 1913 18th 4. ma
Mss LEONARDO. Premiere DJusetl,c- onI, rrr-
rcseutativc in Washington - National Assayil-
tiou Masters Of DluciuS;' protect yourself from
incompetent. Rip Van Wrinkles. and soIf-styI,-I
sons any time. classes for begiunegs aud advanced
pupils every Monday and Thursday evenings
ml-3
rctnmmed az HOONEKS. sIl II So. nsl-.
ADVERTISING CALENDARS and povcIfi-- in
leather goods postal card 10 u, viii briDg
CENTURY SUPPLY CO. COS st. nv. 3i-s
PROF sHELDON's Dancing Academy VIII omen
for the season. wednesday, September N -
and $50 p. m. CAN OF send for circulars e29-Il
CHAIRS GAINED; send postal MRS. L. JOIN
son. ass 81, 1O7 N ST.. CSS II ST. nw. In2s-g
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE RooL,
bought aud sold. also book binding In al ~
branches. sI5 st. NV eS0-tf
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FOR RENT-FLATs.
LEGAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT-Second-s5ory fat. five rooms and
hath Il2G 81 NV e2-3
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FoR RENr-FrRxIsHEn Houses.


FOR RENT-TO adults. convenient well furnish
ed, seven rooms. bath and outhIildiuE; Vermont
ave and Thomas Circle. Address BOX So this
office. rn2-8
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SITUATIONS wAsTED-FEMALE.

ANTED-By respectable colorcd girl place a.
Iambermaid Or hight hOuscwcrker. Gail 1911
IN 81. Il
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v ANTED-Expcriencc millincrs. experiences
sllcsladios, and body workers Apply KINGS
PALACE BRANCH. Market Space o3-3
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WANTED-Thrce MATTRESSES. must be neat. 400
10th 81. nw nj
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: NTED-A young girl for light houscworl,. =
> 81. nv. nj
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" ANTED-ENperienccd salc,ladies at the BIZ
Hive. 800 1ti 81. mi
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Splendid Work of Southern.

Washington, Oct. l0-The Southern
railway has entered upon scheme for
the improvement of The wagon roads
of she south in pursuance of the policy
of President Spencer 80 encourage the
growth and development Of all terri
tory tr5butary to the Southern system.
A good roads special train Of ten cars
viii leave here shortly for the south
under charge of President W. H.
Moore of the National Good Roads as
sociation, and viii make frequent stops
at points along the Southern railway
for the purpose OF building sample
roads and arousing interest among the
people in the subject. The aim is to
educate the southern people an .practi-
cal road building and to impress on
them the economy and benefit TO be
derived from fine roads. The train
viii carry all necessary machinery for
the building of roads and a corps OF
read experts.
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Eozr .ccidents Become habits.

AS to our ulannerisms. says a writer
In the Baltimore Sun. at first they are
accidents. and afterward they become
habits. 1t is singular how easy it is
to convince a credulous public that
misfortune is gift. just as an eccen-
tricity is a mark Of genius. Your
correspondent knows lady who was
asked in marriage by several gentle
men (for where one pastures others
will follow. although She was neither
beautiful nor clever nor rich. but
because she was affected With a trem-
bling Of the lids. In her inmost heart
she who addresses you believes the
trembling began with nervousness. but
it was universal. and after little
what was curious began to be regarded
as fascinating. At any rate l know
we'll established. portly lady. married
to man who secured her. not without,
difficulty. whose only sorrow is the
necessity OF keeping up the girlish
habit which procured her spouse. He
is not sentimentalist, but he wants
what he paid for. He married her
because her eyelids trembled. and not
unnaturally he wishes to be possessed
of the same treasure.
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RICE BIRDS IN GEORGE TOWN.
Crop Being Destroyed by Birds,
and Outlook Gloomy.

Reports come from Georgetown
county of the great destruction to
the rice crops by rice birds. The sea-
sons have not been good for. rice, 1t
seems, and the tides have been too
high, also, but the pestlferous birds
have caused still greater gloom among
the rice planters. It is said that some
of the planters viii make only four or
five bushels this year.
Several years ago, the government
sent several hawks to Georgetown
county to be trained to destroy rice
birds, bat they proved to be of no
value. Thousands of kegs of powder
have been used for the purpose, but to
no avail.
The government should take some
measures to assist In preserving this
crop, which is a valuable one, and es-
pecially so this yeaE-
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The New York Yacht Club has de-
clined Sir Thomas Lipton's proposal
to race the Shamrock II again next
summer for the Americas cup as the
rules provide that no defeated yacht
can contest until two years shall have
elapsed.
Union, Oct. 9.-Quite little excite
ment was created when it was report
ed that a crowd Of men were coming
in from the country to lynch the man
who shot Joe Waugh last week. 1t IS
said that preparations were made to
check the crowd. Instead of firearms
water was to be used. A squad of
men we're to be stationed at different
corners with the city hose pipes and as
the so-called lynchers passed the water
was to be turned on them. If that
did not stop them then firearms would
be resorted to. But they never came.
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VigDBo Of lHen
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Re-
stored.

HINDIPO, Dr. Jesa 0 'Harra's (Paris)
Gres, Freocn toa'c aod vita.:z.r is gold with
written eucrant TO cure Nervous DaoilitT,
Lost Vitality, Failing Memory, Fits. Dizzi.
ness, ays'e,ia, stops All drains on the GER
vous syeteu caused By bad .soirs OF excessive
use Of tobacco opiam. heeors. or Giving
the pace that kills" 1t y u c. eff inssnlv.
consumption ara death Ii clears 'hs blood
aod creip, builds up the shattered nerves.
restores the Ere of ,cu,h, aad oriDgs be
pink glow TO pale cheeks, anc mafe5 you
sounc and strooe agalo SOC. l2 coZes S5
Bg nail 10 auy address. For Sale 70 Somte'
By DR. ] " LsDorne
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-10-16

Col. Willie Jones, who was candi-
date for United States senator now
proposes that all the candidates stand
aside and give Wade Hampton unani-
nous nomination. It has been sug-
gested that this would be deserved
compliment and repair a great wrong.
We admit that this is true, and we
should have reioiced to see him thus
honored before he had reached such an
age. but we doubt the wisdom Of it
now, when viewed from the standpoint
Of public interest. If the senatorship
is a reward which we are to bestow
upon worthy and patriotic citizens,
then it should be given to Wade
Hampton; if it is a position demand
ing actual service, then we believe he
is physically unable to render that
service. Chester Lantern.
Probably $50, 600, coo in claims will
have been fled with the Spanish treaty
war claims commission by next Tues
day night, when the time for fling,
without the permission from congress,
expires. The amount now filed is
nearly S4o, 600, 0O0 and claims are COM
ing in every day. Before any claim
can be aoJudlcace0 TWO important
points must be settled. Nearly every
person who had near relative killed
when the Maine was blown up has
fled claim for damages. It is the
contention of the counsel for che COM
mission that these claims do not prop
erly come under the provisions Of the
act constituting the commission, but
are purely national questions to be
dealt within the same way that pen
sions are handled. The other point
is whether the claims can be fled for
damages sustained in the Philippines.
The general understanding has been
that this commission was formed to
adjudicate claims of American citizens
who lost property by the insurrection
In Cuba. One claim has been filed fol
damages sustained by an American
citizen in the Philippines. This point
will be argued very closely. There is
ne appeal from the decisions of the
court. It is not likely that there
will be any awards for six months, OF
perhaps, q year, as the testimony has
70 be taken on every claim.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-10-16
INTERSTATE FAIR,
ATLANTA, GA, OCTOBER
9th-26th, 1901.


On account of this occasion South
ern Railway announces from all
points in Georgia, and from Asheville,
Spartanburg, Columbia. Charleston
and intermediate points, for individ-
uals rate of one fare for the round
trip plus fifty (50c. admission to the
Fair Grounds. Children half fare
minimum rate, not including admis-
sion, to be fifty cents. Military com
panies and brass bands in uniform,
twenty (20) or more on one ticket
specially reduced rates. Dates of sale
from Georgia points October Sth to
26th inclusive, and from North and
South Carolina points October 11th,
18th, 18th, 22nd and Oath, final limit
of all tickets October 18th, 1901.
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Ann,es the piet For the sedentary.


Apples are very wholesome and di-
gestible. They contain considerable
potassium and sodium salts. magnesi-
um. a little iron and about S5 per cent
of water. Apples. being rich in pectin.
form readily into jelly. They also con-
tain free organic acids as well as salts.
such malates. citrates and tartrates.
They are quite laxative. more soif TAX
en- late at night or early in the morn
ing with glass Of water. Their nutrl-
tive value is not much. as thc.r are
largely composed Of water. For in
valids apples are best when baked and
eaten either plain or served with cream.
Ledger Monthly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-10-16


Oscar Goodrich, of Sioux City, Ia,
has invented bit of propelling
mechanism that is calculated to revo-
lutionize both the manufacture and
the ues of the automobile. So vah-
able is his device claimed to be that
the Standard Oil Company has inter
ested itself in it, and it is being fully
protected by patents in Europe and
America. The new invention supplies
motive power directly TO all four
wheels, the front and rear wheels.
Now power is applied to only two
wheels, the rear two, and in conse-
.quence the driving force has been
defective and troublesome, and there
mas not been the most complete posi-
bic utilization Of the automobiles
power.