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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
] FROM WEST \.
Many Notable Men Ar
rive.
WERE CLOSE FRIENDS
OF the President During His
Official Life and Keen
iy Feel the Blow OF
His Death.

A train from Chicago over the Penn
sylvania arrived Wednesday afternoon
bearing in a private car party Of dis
tinguished and well known men from
the west.
Governor Otero and Major w. II. H.
Ilewllyn from New Mexico, were
among the party. Major I.iewllyn was
one of the President Roosevelt's Rough
Riders, having command of troops
when they first arrived in Cuba, but
shortly after he was promoted to major,
Senators Kerns, of Utah, Ilannasbor-
ough, of North Dakota, Carter, of Mon
tana, and Perry Heath, Charles u.
Gordon, ex-postmaster of Chicago,
Congressman Foss, of Illinois, and a
number of the well known Hamilton
club, of Chicago; U. Barnes, Familiarity
known all over the west as Nat"
Barnes, postmaster and ex-mayor OF
Kansas City, was also one of this party.
Barnes was very
CLOSE FRIEND
of the late president, his appointment
to the Office nc !. w holds being one of
the personal ones made by Mckinley
in 1896. He was a member of the no.
tification committee which notified the
president of his election in SO. He
also attended the last national cUn
yention in Philadelphia and was with
the Kansas delegation which was the
first state delegation to be instructed
for Mckinley. He was born and rear
ed in Somerset, Perry county, Ohio,
and was a close personal friend of
Mckinley for many years. fIe went
to Kansas City in '83 and has been
there since. His appointment as post
master expired in July of this year.
Congressman G.. B. Lands, OF In.
diana, who made the sensational
speech in the case of Congressman
Roberts, of Utah, was On the same
train, although not in the anne party.
His speech was an arra:gnment of the
crime of polygamy.
Col. George Stone, of San Francisco,
an intimate and personal friend OF
Mckinley, is also here. He is
ACTING FOR GOVERNOR GAGE
of California. He also represented the
governor at the Washington services,
He was attending the G. A. r. encamp-
ment when the assassination occurred.
He was there in his capacity as com
mander of the department of the q.
A. F.. embracing California. Nevada
and Hawaii, there being &. A. r. post
in Honolulu. Being in the east 0nd it
being impossible for Goernor Gagt
to attend the funeral services OF Nc
Kinley, he was delegated by the gov
ernor to represent him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
BUSINESS TO Be SUSPENDED.
Public and Private Corporations at
Different Points to Honor
MckinIey's Memory.

Columbus, o., Sept. l9.-Today will
be q day Of sorrow in Columbus.
where President Mckinley had many
warm personal friends. The build
ines, both public and private, are
draped in black. Business houses
generally will be closed, the state
capitol will be locked for the first
time In years, schools will be dis
missed. theatrical performances aban-
doned and public services will be held
In the churches. For five minutes
during the funeral at Canton, every
trolley car in Columbus and on all
lines entering the city will be stopped
power being cut off entirely.
The $4,000 coal miners in the state
will abandon all work in respect to
the deceased president.
New York, Sept. 19.-All the mills
OF the International Paper company,
about 35 in number. schattered
throughout New York state and New
England, will close today from noon
until 8 p. m. as mark of respect Of
the memory of the late President Nc
Kinley.
The entire system of the Long Isl
and railroad will suspend operations
this afternoon from 3 o'clock to 3:05
O'Clock out of respect for the late
President Mckinley.
Business will be suspended on the
lines of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company ror nvo minutes this after.
noon.
Kingston, Jamaica, Sept. 19.-It
has been arranged to suspend bust.
ness today during the memorial ser.
vice here in honor of the late Presi.
dent Mckinley, which will be held In
r-ri oh ~ ha oIa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
MEMORIAL SERVICES TO
BE HELD IN LONDON

london, Sept 17.-The United
States embassy though not oficially
informed OF the fact. learns that u
memorial service in honor of the late
president will be held In Westminster
Abbey at 3 o'clock Thursday, at which
seats will be reserved for members
Of the government and Diplomatic
corps. A memorial service also will
be held simultaneously at st. Paui's
cathedral, tho lord mayor and tha
sheriffs Of the city Of London attend
Ing in state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
MILLS RESUME.
Employees Of Dem mier and w.
Devices Wood Mill Vote to
Return Monday.
,-Democrat Leased Wire Service.

News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
McKeesport. Pa, Sept. 18.-The steel
department of the National Tube Co..
resumed operations this morning as
did also the additional departments of
the National rolling mill. Employees
OF the Demmler tin plate mill voted last
night to return to work and the mill
will resume Monday. Employees of W..
Devices Wood mill Of American Sheet
Steel company also voted to return to
work and mill will be started Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
AN APPOINTMENT
FOR DR.. RIxEY.
Belief That President Roosevelt {
Will Garry Out Mckin-
Iey's Promises.

News-Dcmocrat Leased Wire Service.
Washington, Sept. 1S.-It is now be-
liey ed that among Roosevelts first Of
fetal acts will be the appointment of
DR.. Rixey as surgeon general of the
ravy and of w. B. Ridgley, of Illinois,
to be comptroller of currency. II these
al appointments are made 1t will be sim
ply to carry out the promises Of Nc
Knley.
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CHILDREN SANG THE HYMN.
Ten Thousand People Greet Train at
Beaver Falls.

Beaver Falls, Pa, Sept. 19.-About
10000 people lined along the railroad
to witness the train bearing the re-
mains of President Mckinley pass
here.
Some $500 children from the pub
lie schools and students from Geneva
and other colleges who were massed
on the banks at the side of the track
with the church choirs. sang Nearer,
My God to Thee" as the train passed
through.
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TO CHANGE NAME OF CHURCH.
Protestant Episcopal May Become
American Catholic.

Milwaukee, Sept, 19.-The Milwau-
kee diocesan council of the Episcopal
church Wednesday adopted a me-
mortal presented by l. H. Morehouse,
favoring the changing Of the name of
the Protestant Episcopal church to
The American Catholic Church Of
America" The question will come
before the general convention OF the
church ct San Francisco next month
for 6nal settlement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
Never wanted to De at Home.

"Oh. you men. you men! When you
used to call on me before we were mar
ried, It was all you could do to tear
yourself from me at midnight. Now You
are never 30 happy as when you arc
away from home"
Mr.. Griff1n--But you seem to forget.
Fannie, that was away from home In
those counting days when II was so
hard to tear myself away. = Bostop
gfrAnscrIpt.
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Shot and Killed.

News Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Cincinnati, Sept. 18.--K. III. Badger
was snot and killed aad his wife ser
iously wounded by the unknown ilir.
glar at 2:15 a. m. Wednesday at their
home opposite Specht's station near
Newport, Ky. The negro escaped
Bloodhounds were placed on trail of
mui d,rrr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
Changes In the Limit Of Pan-American
Tickets.
BUFFALO, N. Y.

Is - 7.I0 " sold every day
ass
Sold Tuesday and Saturday of each week
All Tickets good going or returning via
either rail or boat between Cleveland and
Buffalo.
secure state rooms and berths early. See
agent for time of train boat. etc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
Constellation c Papers Amended.

Columbus, O., Sept. 1s.-An amend
ment to the agreement consolidating
the Chicago Short line and the Rich
land G. Mahoning railroads chpnging
the place of business to Akron was
filed in the Office of the secretary of
state, Tuesday. c. w. French, Of
Mansfield. is the president.
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Died from His Injuries.

Painesville, o., Sept 1S.-James Cud-
ney, aged twenty-five years, of Mentor,
died Tuesday from injuries sustained
while alighting from fast freight at
Mentor, Sunday morning. Cudney
jumped from the front end of ca
boose and rolled under the wheels. The
train passed over both feet, necessitat-
ing amputation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
Ri,lhop Hurst ImurovIno.

London. Sept. 17.--Bishop Hurst.
OF Washington. one Of the delegates
TO the Ecumenical Methodist confer.
ence, who was taken suddenly III Sun.
day night ct the Hotel Cecil, had par
tIs''s sisSssis;ss fsssys;ss ssss.1 1g ~ paa.a y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
BUTLER WILL HAVE
A DAY OF pRAvER

Butler. Pa. Sept. 17.--Next Thurs.
day, in accordance with President
Roosevelt's proclamation. union SER
vice OF humiliation and prayer will be
held In the First Presbyterian church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
Governor Stone Left For Canton.

Harrisburg. Sept. I9.-Governor
Stone and Private Secretary Gerwlg
left for Canton last night to attend the
Mckinley funeral.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20

REFERENCES-J.P p. Cummings Bank Co..
First National Bank and the L. D. Stockton Bank.
Of CarroIlton, and Dun's and Bradstreets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20

Orders for Ariz.. Colo.. CAL. Idaho, Mont,
New. New Mex, Ore, Utah, WASH, Wyo..
must call for 20 quarts by yfreight, prepaid.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20
4Full QUARTS
FOR
$325:
PROPOSITION.
Will send four full
quarts "Beck's'' eight.
year old Rye Tor $3.2S
-Express prepaid.

ship in plain packages. No marks to
indicate contents when you getit lfn Is
not satisfactory, return II at my expense,
and | will return your $3.2s. With each
shipment, one etched whisky glass and
corkscrew.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-20

Read the News-D Democrat.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-02
wANTED-Rooazs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By student, single room. with board
n private family; IS per rees, near Colsa
bian University. Address Box 4J3 this Office
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g OHIO
RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect November =, 1900
Lezve Washington. New Jersey ave and G St
Chicago * Northwest, 'Io-5e a SOS p m
CluciBn1ti, st Louis. and Indianapolis. Fl0:G5
2 n 80 p nf.. = 10 night
Iitts5l1rE and Cleveland 1850 a. NJ AS.S5
P m. and TOO night
Columbus and u lIeeiiRg. sos p. n.
Winchester, ISIS q n, s-s5, and $50 p r.
Annapolis. I,75Io. $3.50. 1855 a n BIS.
Fr s5 55l - , -.59aa 1850 a n. ~1A5,
80. $50 p N
Haserz,ovn. noes a n, and $3.50 P. m
Boyd and Wy points, SIS. -'s-o9 i H.,
us f:33. 80. '7:05 D N
Csithersburs and way points SIS $500 4
m $3.50 @"I-I5. 800. $50. 800 49,
'1-25. -"Io:15 .l1:25 p n
Washington junction and way points, SIS
s's-l0 a n, s.i-I5 s-51 $50 2. n
Baltimore. week Gays. KS. 500. Csc. X 90.
10 &s9) SIS, x9:Sa. 2i5-G0 n N. xl2-l9 ~,
I2.I5- yI:ID x3.c1. xIr51 80 ~ LIN
II-o5 p n SUNDAYS. S2-S5. 17-{5, x7-l9. $50.
x3-cD 3 n KENO, xI-I9 lis, xS-05. x3-S), 49,
s5:o5- x5-to- go. Xs.oJ. xl0soo, x3l-cl, NIl-19
Royal Blue LINE
All trains iLiun5.Sted with PiEtsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Nex YORK Boston,
-s9,O0 tDInor). sIG-nn tDiacrl a N. -12-I0
tfjiaerl. -I-Io tbinrrf- 800 t-tioyai Limited.
Diner}, i4.Co fEy:Tet}, $50 (Diaer). 500 and
liza P (s!ecfliES Car cPen II Io-%j cscckB-
PaTlor Cars on al dIT trains
Atlantic City 1900 = m, all2-lo noon- and
l:l0 and 800 p IA
Daily ENccpr sunday "-Sund2y only
NEXprCsS trains.
Baggage called io- and checked frens hotels and
residences Uy Union Transfer Co On orders Jeff
- ticker Cftccs so Pennsylvania Avenue north
vest. New York Avenue and 18th Street, and a.
Depot Telephone ticket oftcss for 3 ( o. Elecs
tire Automobile CABS.
= D. UNDERWOOD, n Z MARTIN
u Vice President Mgr. PAS. Trtlhe-
av' 90 Na1--H-
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SedbOard Air Line Railway
''ELoRIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
IINEv

LEAVE WASHINGTON, PENNA r r STATION
is.55 a. n. daily. Florida Express for Peters
olirg. Raisigh Southern Pines. PiaehGrSt, Cam
coH, Columbia Savannah. Jacksonville, TaliA-
hassee and Tampa. Through sleeping cars 70
Jacksonville
6-J5 P. V. daily. Florida limited Fer Camden.
Columbia Savannah, Jacksonville. and fanlpa;
Through sleeping cars 70 JEcSsonFiIss AK
Tampa Dining Car Service
Go p NJ daily Atlanta Special Tor Raleigh.
S0Gthern Pines Pinehurst. Charlotte, AtEtaS.
ATLANTIS. New or!esns, and all raiBjs n the
Southwest ThrGE-h sieeHirg ears 70 Atlarta-
Fc. tJ thcr information apply 20 W A NeCoS-
NELL. General Agent, 1854 AeE York ave
EOi-kf
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. s. up; only dealer who gives
a legal guarantee with ali work; estimates
furnished samples brought; largest and finest
assortment Send postal 10 WILLIAM Y. MA
HONEY coz Pa. ave Sc jaI-lIno
ROOMS papered from 8 up. /. BOND. 1913 IL
81. ne. desert en-
LET YOUR RESOLUTIONS be for the new year
that NOlte shall paper the rooms OF your
house; YOU viii have friends visiting you during
Inauguration week and have the home papereI
in nice way. Rooms Psperes. s. up. =. e.
N0LTE. SO 9th ST. MS. dealt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-02

UPHGLSTERINts done IN exchange Jos OLD f1rai-
ture or household Effects Of any kind. no
ca-h required. 1919 71h st. nv. iaz-ir
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FOR SALE-HOI SEES.

FOR SALE Small Investments. brick. NV. 80.
rented SO %; $3.50 cash, balance az per
ces4r. Frame. Sc. 9 r0oms $50. rented s. 20,
$40 cash. SO monthly GEO- y HORTHING-
Ton. I4i0 & nv. ia2-3t. EN-
ST HAVE AONEN-Look 81 kills Near 9th
and II SIS. ne-, r0oILs. furnace bath hay
,cindoes, large lot owner sacrifice for = 80;
IasEs ~ Urr cent nearly ReIr 0iiiCe TIA & 81
dssI -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-02

SINGING. PIANO. VIOLIN LESSONS. sc, frans-
date applicants can get thorough lessons %
this professor the extraordinarily Low rates Of
25e- AddrtsS Box fGi this Office de3I- 3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

MATTRESSES MADE OVER a. residence. 81 -.
same IS new Address Bon 80. this Office
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Eon RENT-oFFIcE ROOMS.

VERY good Offices single or en- suite with steam
beat and best Of service at very low rcat, in the
TIHtChiuS Building, corner Tenth ard y streets
EUrthN est.
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seaahore Connections.
Southern RV.
sehedule IN EJECT Novsmber =. 1900.


Trains leave from Penns- Station
sol q NJ Daily LEGAL for HzuisonburS and
for Charlotte and way stations
HE = N Daily L 5 Fast Nail Sleeping
ears 10 New Orleans. Columbia, Savannah, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury With sleeper tos
AsheTIlIe, Chattanooga. and Memphis. and as
D4Evis!e with sleeper for Birmingham AID at
Charlotte. yiih sleeper fer Augusta Solid train
Ma 2StOa 70 New fi-lCsR=- Dining car service
l. ~ Daily Local fOr ClIz-i9sIssViiA=-
z-Gl p Week DAYS Local for From Royal
Strzsburg, and EasIl=olbulS q
10 p Daily Local for Charlottesville.
g-55 D m Daily. \. \ & Fla Express sep
rs caTS 10 Augusta WIKI connections for AizeR
and Charleston. and 70 Savannah Jacksonville.
and Fer, Tampa Through coach to Jacksonville.
Dining car service.
9.J5 p N. Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited (Sia Lyncbburgl- Sleeping ears 20 Roam
ess. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis. and Nev
CTiszzs- Through coach 20 Memphiz Dining car
service
1915 p II Daily Washington and Southwest
era Limited, Sleeping 70 AsheviEe. KRoz-
vile. Chattanooga and Nashville. and 70 Atlanta
A2coB- Birmingham. Memphis NoutgoEnery No
bile, ard New. Orleans; connects az Sez Orleans
With SuESet Limited for Ca iforuia- Dining car
service Tourist sleeper Washington 70 san IRAN
cisco Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
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wASTED-ROOmS.

WANrED-THo or three uuf,3rnislIed rooms in
Northeast or Northwest A5,irrss BOX 80
this Office i17-gr
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
cad
Mount Vernon Railway

sfcn station, Pen1sy Ivan I Ave sad il LIZ 81
In effect November I, 1900
For AlexaBGris-Week days, $50. 7M, 7:So
s:co. s:85. s:53, S:25 1890, 100. Il:3o q n.
xle-5. L u l2:f5 xI-Go rs go. 30 Y 50.
ga. $50 x4;I5. 4.S5. 40. $40 x5-24 $40,
Goa $50. 700. 7.3O 500 $40. SO, 1918.
ll=so. and 11-52 ?. II. Sundays. 75s5. &C., 9.45,
1880. IIC1. 30 4 na- 100 nom, I2-S0 Loo,
1-50, 200 2:3O SEQ. $50. 90 40 500, $50.
500. $50. 100 $50, $50, s-45, $3.50. 19-l3
n-1o. and I:59 2. IT.
Fer Mount Verroa-Weslv Ezss $50. 20. f1:e0
lice xl2-05. xIC, 200. N2=5o. $50, X Is,
15=2i T-G8, and $50 p ~. Sundays, 500 a. II,
Zoo noon. 200 500 go and 9-3J p
For Arlington AID Aqueduct Bridse-Neek
DAYS, 6-S9. T-04, 30 500 SIS. s- SIS. Zoo.
an Il 20 a m 'i2=95 l2:20 sI2s45. los, 'l.s5.
SEQ. '23o. 2-59, 80. 3;59, '4:25, 40. 5-24.
Cos, $50. T.0G. and 800 2. N. Sundays. T:i5,
e-0o 9:45. 1000. 100. and "II:20 a n. 200
noon, 'l2 80 90 *I.30. 2-99 H2.39. 500. $50,
400 1870 300. 800, eco, $3.50, 100, 1850.
ard 500 ?.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xExpress. TO Arlington only
c. 2 4B8DT, President
J. COJFIN, Superintendent.
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HELP WANTED-MAIE.

NANTED-To hire a boy TO work around 3
stable Cor. Sgh and l SIS nv.
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FOREIGN 5IAILs.
FOR SALE-y0RTUwEST.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bllistia.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Cheap-One young. sound. chunk
horse Rear S. st Sc dG2-St. q
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Some ar=.-class Office rooms for rent in Iutek-
ms Buiidi0g. CuTner Tenth and ID sIrCC-z nO-ths
west Elevator steam heat, electricity, and yesy
low TeIt
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private family EI2 II St ne de3I-3t
WITH GOOD BOARD. large OF small rooms: vel
furnished, cheap; central location 1915 /
St NV de3I-3t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms. with or
without board; reasonable THE KELS0. $50
MISCELLANEOUS
MATTRESSES MADE OVER At residence. $50:
same IS new Address BOX 80, this Office.
laz-St
UPHoLsTERING:- done in exchange for old flrai-
tuTe or household effects Of any kind, no
cab required 1919 5th St nv iaz-ir
FREE FREE,-500 New Year callers xiii b. IRE
sented with q baE Of American confetti tie
latest thing out GUNDLACH The C7stumer. gz7
St jII-Sc
SINGING. PIANO. VIOLIN LESSONS. sc; Irarns-
date applicants can get thorough lessons %
this professor at the extraordinarily low Of
Pc AddresS Box got this Office de3I-3t
PROF ) B. CALDWEIL'S new private acaetp1nu
Tor dancing 5I5 St NV; Tuezilv ard
Friday evenings, class solrce TUESDAY Janlsrv !:
former pupils invited 70 attend deal-3t
DANCING Private academy 1913 l2th &. pw
MISS LEONARDO Premiere DaIrselg-e. pro
tect yourself b. learning 20 dance properly
de5J-it
ANY ORDINARY clock cleaned SIC. Watches
ferclTF- music boxes accordingly charged 81
isfacti0n guaranteed; send postal: VIII call for
and deliver rec 70 all parts of District. CAPE
TAI CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. Ilzl IN
81. deceit
BOOKBINDING FOR THE HOLIDAYS Books Of
all kind bound III short notice; magazines
etc; pockeJbooks and all leather goods Iettered ia
gold OF silver We bind anything. WILLIAMS
BINDERY- 6l3-6I5 4th ST NV CHAS " DOW
DEN. Manager deI5-tT,e.n
C. PECK. practical furrier: stylish eollarestez
made from furs; muIs refined: plush
garments steamed AID made ike leu.: remodel
ing 70 present styles AZ low PEices ei3 81 nv
second foor. noIs-tf
FULL DRESS SUITS, 81. for hire. 81. JULIUS
COHEN. II04 It'll St NV se20-tf en-
ATTENTION BUSINESS MES-For Is DAYS q
cents VIII purchase, printed, 500 business
cards. 500 noteheads. soc bilIheads 500 envelopes
or binding one voluTe magazine. other work as
reasonable WILLIAMS BOOK BINDFRY AND
PRINTING OFFICE. SIS 9Th ST NV. Charles r.
Dowden. Superintendent scIotfeEz
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted 81.
machines for rent By week or month at OP-
PENHEIMER'S NEW ROME AGENCY, 5I4 9th 81
nv. iv74
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ten GAG q n, Tbs . II, 2:b p n, and $50
q m daily. From H1rrisontCrg II 81 = n week
Csys and $40 .. H. daily From Charlottesville
s-2S J. n. and $40 p. Il daily
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INSTRUMENTATION.

Easy To PAY FGR-S-tlsGsetorY. economical. .
I 81 u.a i,Rft
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LINE


NEW SOUTH MPrOS-LOSDOS
kensinGton .----------------- IAN Q. noon
NcOTdiani IAN ID noon
ffigsia'''. Jan . noon
Naceriahd 80. TO a IT
New Feb D. 10 a M
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORk-ASTWERP-P PARIS
IotA jan - 5s'St
-'14 ,ii~tl jan TO- NOON
: li'i'IlN Jan a. Eo'A
Sohti'si.f --------Jau- 81, noon
SPECIAL NOTICE
NEW TNIS-SCREW < :. EBDERLAED.
Too" Tons $50 TT. Long. GO Fl. Beam
INFEkN ATIoNAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers ii and = Y r Office - Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 + ST. NV,
OF G. W MOSS AGENT. lHl c St NV;
G. COTTON & Co. gI8 IA Ave nv.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
lEte-ded StoIrnsh5p SailinCs from Vancouver
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For rates apply 1923 Pennsylvania Avenue
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FOR REST-RGO3Ts.

FOR RENT-A neatly fur ballroom; private fam
IL. 1856 q st. ,srn
FOR RENT-Two rooms completely furnished for
Light housekeeping. with Use OF The 7aTiOF.
$50 Ind ave; price 50 per month i2Z-St ern
FOR RENT-Fur. OF uufur. rooms. with use OF
diniug-ro and kitchen 1874 ! s. NV
FOR RIM Rooms furnished OF unfinished
ll3l 9TH ST nv Item
FOR RENr-NevIy-fl1 r 2d-foor front room: well
heated: good location for Government clerks.
gI6 I St NV ja2-5t, EN-
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. =, and :; gentle
men CD st. ja2-5t
FOR REM Cheap. 3 rooms. ID floor with heat.
lies Trinidad ave. ne ja2-@t
FOR RENT Elegantly furnished front room on
1t floor; hall room on I'd floor, front. =
Iowa circle jal-3t
FOR RENTS 10 s. per month. furnished rooms
Tor gentlemen; steam heat; house m l.;
refs l527 lith 81 nw. iaI-$t
FOR RENT=Two rooms; second floor; bath. heat,
and gas 1913 ) St NV jaI-St
FOR RENT Furnished front room; gentlemen.
w St NV Jal-@t
FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished rooms: bath gas.
heat; $, 81 per month. 1892 9th st.
jal3t
FOR RENT-One front bedroom. furnished: also
large hall room; Light housekeeping permitted
GIG 81 nw- jal-3t
FOR RENT-TwO comfortable furnished rooms.
With or without board 2l5 st. nv.
de3I-3t. en-
FOR BENT-A ballroom; rent reasonable g2a
18th $. NV. de3l-5t, en-
THREE niccly-fur. rooms: light housekeeping;
near Capitol; also single rooms. 40 y J.
ave Sc de5l-3t EN-
FOR RENr-Nicely furnished roo. s1.50 per week.
I26 10Th St NV de8I-3t
FOR RENT-A large furnished room, with prf-
vate bath; steam heat; $I2 i month. 42I
9th st Nv. degI 81