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BALTIM0RE END OHio 3. B.

Schedule II effect Nay Is. 1902
Leave Washington. New jersey ave. and c Sc.
Chicago AID Northwest, 1000 \ n, $50
2
Cincinnati, St. Louis. and Louisville, s10so5
q m, -s-I5 2 n, s1-10 night
Pitts5urg and Cleveland, +l0.50 a n, Fs:ss
2. n, and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling, $3.50 p. m
Wincheste-, 1875 3 Il, il4:I5 and 1888
p n
Luray. Bivsrton. Front Royal EIktOn, .4:ls
:. Annapolis, 1880, $3.50. HlI;5o a H. ll4.so.
FTedaricE. I..8:s5. 1890. llo.5O n. .'1:l5.
H4;SG, and so P Il
Ifage1stov1. ,l07o5 a. n. and 1850 D. IA
Boyd and way points. 9:S5, 800 A. M
-+I:I5. 1850. $50. -<t0s15. i11sso p. n.
Gzithers5urg and way fJiuts. is:s5, 800 s.
n, i.l2:50. +'I:I5, $50, 1880, $500. iI5:So.
IL -G5, go sFI0:I5, I1:S0 .. n
Washington Junction and v-sy points. 1885.
$500 a. n. lib, 49, $50 ?. n.
Baltimore, week days, ES:O0, 500, 5:ee,
x7.O5, $50. 1850. SIS. z9 80 x1o:0o. 80 a.
4:S5 L5:65 SIS. 15:26, ESQ. $50. 100 5:65.
xI1:9o. u.S5 p n Sundays, xs.oo, X 90.
40 xs:50, x8;Oo a. n, xI2.2O, 1:15 IS go.
xS.S0. x5-o5, ESQ, xs:oo. xlo-00, x1I:so, HES
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsob ,sKht.
and sa the East s66 o5 (iner s0f 80 50ssS
fet). 1850 CDduer). iIIo:0o C5inar} q. n.
-I2.20 Omen, 500 (''Rcysl Limited, q
Diner}, AGO philadelphia only, sssosl
DINER 500 and IL 80 ?. n (Sleeping Car
open al 1000 o'cIock)-
Atlantic City. 7:05, 1000 3 H. IiIaG29
noon. 600 .. n
sDsiIy- Except Sunday +@Sunday o1fy.
xExpTess trains
Baggage called for and checked from h5tsfs
and residences BY Union Transfer Co On orders
LETT at ticket otsces, SO Pennsylvania Avsnua
northwest, New York Avenue and. FLfpsearA5
Street, and st station
DEPARTURE OP TRAINS
During c. 4 r EEcsmpznent.
Frssl New jersey Avenue and C Street stzsssz
For Baltimore and the East, 7.O5, s:Sa md
10 a M 1920. 1;35, $500. 500, SOS, $50,
500, and u-2Q ?, N week days 7-o5 and
5-ee d n, 1920. 800, SOS, 500, AID II 80
= m Sundays.
From Delaware Avenue, between ? and @
Streets
500, $50. 80, s.55, ard 1850 q. n, 4sso,
10 5-25, csc. and I1:S5 p IA week dsyss
90 a. m lis, ana g. 80 Q n Sundays
Prom New YORK and Florida Avenues
All trains 10 the West, including Metropolitan
Gr9Ech trains
Also trains TO Baltimore and East at SEQ.
ESQ = n. AID 1000 D n week days; SOC
Z H. and 1000 P. n Sundays.
Local schedule on Washington Branch VII d
47a715ned on wednesday, October s
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RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALExANDRIA. - ARLINlToN.

ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON.
ELECTRIC TRAINS, STATION 1879 s Pa. Ave
For Mt Vernon. every hour. week days, from
10 a. ~ to 2 ?. n.
For Alexandra and Arlington every half hour.
Round trip to Mt. Vernon. SOC. Round trip
to Alexandra, 25e. Round trip to Arlington.
Zoe Round "trip TO NJ Vernon, incIuding
Arlington and Alexandra, 60c-
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & Mt. VERNON RY
SEE TINE TABLES AT HOTELS au1-u
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO AZ.
Schedule Effective October :. isa.

Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station.
500 P Il. DaiIy-CISCISSAT AND LOUIE
VILE EXPRESS. Solid vesCIbule train Tor
CIneiHnati. Reaches Mountain Resort Stations
same evening, Cincinnati and Louisville next
morning, =. Louis and Chicago that eTeninq
Pullman Slsepers % Cincinnati aad LouisviIis
Daily Dining Car.
GO P n Daily - CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL L new solid veseibuled
electric lighted train, arriving Cincinnati
10 4. n. indianapolis 5 Is ,. n, St Louis
9.45 P. n daily, Chicago $40 p n week
days Pullman SIeePers 70 Cincinnati, Indian
spolzsi and St. Louis without change Parlor
car Cincinnati ID Chicago Dining car
lilo P n Daily-F- z y LIMITED SoIId
train for Cincinnati Pullman SIseDers 10
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville without
change Compartment Sleeper to Virginia
Hot Springs daily except Sunday. SleeLerz
Cincinnati 70 Chicago and St Louis Dining
CaE
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake ana
Ohio once, 5I5 Pennsylvania avenue; 600 -Four
teeBth street, near z, and at The station.
Telephone cal 1870 for Pennsylvania r R. Cab
Service. Z -. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
Telephone Main 1905.
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D. LEATHE2MAN.

Exrcrt Specials in cure Of all acute and
chronic ailments. Complaints Of the digestive
cigars, nervous AID blood disorders quIc6ly
cared
Consultation ice. 6C2 ? ST. ~. w.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACii RAIL WAY

Effective October g. 1862
Ir2lns leave District Line Station (reached
0y Columbia electric lz=s) as follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
eez days p n. and $50 .. IL. S7.ndsvs
and Holidays, 1870 4 n, Sc. 4:20 and 30
p N
RETURNING, LEAVE The BEACH
y ee1 GAYS 9:i5 a. m, 2:30 and 1870 . n.
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE
y EEK days, $3.50 a. NJ, $50 p. u. SUNDAYS.
1870 q m, $50 D. m =
A B. LEWIS, C. P. A., 1870 Eezg YORK re.
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SEABOARD ALB LINE WAY

Leave Washington, PeaRa. r. Z. Station.
1881 a. m. SEAB0ARD FAST NAIL
Daily. Through Pullman SIeepecs to
jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta.
Z o. m, FLA AND METROPOLITAN
Oaiiy- LDIIIED-Solid train 10 JACK
sdnviIle and Tampa with Pullman, Drawing
Room. Sleeping Car and Cafe Dining Car Pull
man Sleeper TO Atlanta.
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service to Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern Pines
(PiuehUrstJ, Camden, Columbia Savannah
jacksonville. St. Augustine. Palm Beach, Tam
pa, Key West, and Florids points; also Cuba.
Charlotte, Athens, Atlanta, New Orleans. Chat
tarooga, Nashville, Asmphi=, points West and
Southwest
400 am. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh,
Daily. Southern Pines tPinehu-st).
Hamlet, and -nterunediate points
Office, 1921 Pen1a- Ave.
C B. RYAN. WALTER c. C0LENAx.
General Pzss- AGENT G. T 2 4
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NANTED-Pisin and ffrst-cIass cooks, chamber
maids, mattresses; also man aud' ~ife; private
family Inquire IZII 10Th 81 CI
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

- Every day in the year rom foot o. I'll
St for Fl Monroe. Norfolk, Newport
- News aid all points south, By the sr
- perb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News " Norfolk -
Warrington
LF- Wash $50 pm LT- Portsrl'th -5.oo nm
Lv Alexandria 90 pm Lv- Eor5cIk 100 N,
Ar Fl Nonroe-.:O0 am Lv. Fl aonroe. 100 I'm
Ar NoTfolk----s-o an Ar Alexandra S 80 an
AZ Ports-n tn Sis an Ar Washingr n "a am
sSThrough connections made at Nor
- folk with steamers Of Old Dominic,
- Steamship Co for New York. and Wer
- chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton
EEFor further information apply at
- general ticket Office, Bond Building. IAN
- and v Y. ave. or 9Th St wharf. wash
inEtoD, D. c.
Phone 22e0. JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen. Ner.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

NANTEU-By yoUuE mau. position as real e~-
tate collector: bond and reference. Bon 165-
this Office. clos
NANTED-By Young col1Ted man. position rs
HutleT in private family. can stay IN house If
preferred. Address @oi, st. sw. clos
RANTEIf-By . youth Of Il. work Of any kind
Address %iS Pa ave NV. I'll
NANTED-Situatioa by licensed engineer; can
run electric hydraulic or ice riaut- also repair
ma tJ1try5 references furnished ADDRESS !. T.
HARRIS go New York ave law. mi
NAATED-By experienced man. position as
stock clerk, shipping clerk, or receiving clerk.
fee eg-S
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PRACTICAL carpet layer cutting. fitting. 70
..E-iTS, ufilne and staining floors. house clean
Ing Call or address c. JACKSON. 30 D st.
NV $50
WINDOWS AND ROOMS for rent. I72s Pa
ave, between l.th and 18th SIS. mss
PRACTICE in District OF Columbia and aIioiIl-
lng COUNTIES H. D. GORDON. Lawyer. 6l5 l4th
81 NV -,sa
CAPITAL CLOCF REPAIRING Co. IIsi 7tn
st. NV. Any ordinary clock cleaned soc; war
rlntec one year Watches, jc,yeIrv and music
OK repairing accordingly charged Send postal;
vii cali foc and deliver free TO all parts Of
city ssl-s IA.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Tvo girls bler cles, good condi-
ton, s. each 30Iy N st nv ELS
FOR SALE-GentIcman's wheel. SIS; used 3
weeks $50 c 81. TIE. c9s
FOR SALE-tient's bicycle, St: also Iady's. 5;
both good condition address BOX z25 this
Office rS-g
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REAL ESTATE.

VIRGINIA HONES-Y7u learn all about Viz
glnia lands, soil, water, climate, products,
fruits berries. ..,1de Of cultivation prices. etc
~ reading the VIRGINIA FARMER'' send
s0c for 3 months subscription TO BOX SIC. En-
paria. Va csc
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FOR SALE-sUBURBAN.

Mt. VERNON adjoining 3 part OF Washington
estate $500 lots end farms; natural oak shade
81 advantages uf Suburban and inland farms
electric cars hourly. and steamboat to Mt
Vernon early hunting. as reed birds, ortolan
ducks, etc; bass and other fishing continually
Address J. r. EUEHLING, Mt. Vernon on
Potomac. MS
FOR sALE-Three small tracts Of woodland
rear Washington, cheap PHIL. " CHEW,
5Ig 81 NV In5-7
FOR SALE-7-room house, = acres land. $. 900:
500 down, balance monthly PIERCE &
PIERCE. Vienna Va oc2- BOT
FOR SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAH
FCV SALE Or EE.NT-The best houses for the
least money IN tlc DIS. -ict at Laugdon D. c.
T. J. BAKER. Ownar- seI2-3Gt
WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPEEE'l. 3 up: work guaranteed /;
samples brought HUNT s67 c. St mg-7
EOLTE. s24 9Th st NV. Is constantly receiv-
ing the latest G3d most attractive designs IN
Wall Papers and papers rooms from g 90 up.
Call and invest'Ea Tor yourself and be con
v5uced- mlz-tf
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WANTED-PIANOS-

hANTED-Ta rcnt small upright, H. good con-
d3tI9n: rental - per month address. BOX
25l tEis Office MOS
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED business rig; log seated buggy or
pHaetog; good hOTse accustomed 10 city. BOX
26s thfs ofIce clog
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transatlantic Mails.

FFiDAY-(c) At HIS p. ID. for NEITHER
i.AALS Greet. per S. e. SJa3Jeadaul. from New
oTs- Nail must be directed Per s 5. Staat-
sndam."
(c) At II:z5 p n for BELGIUM direct. per
s $ taderlaEd, from New York Mall must be
erected Per s $ VaderiaLd1
tcj At i % P n Tor ITALY direct, per s. s
rave, from New YORK z4a1l must be directed
Per = s TraVe'F
te} At u:25 2. n. for EUROPE. per $ s.
CsInpania, from New YORK, via Queenstown
Co AZ u-zj p. m for SCOTLAND direct
per $ s. Astoria, from New York Nail 7nuot
he directed ''Pe- 5 5 Astoria
PRINTED NATTER ETC-This steamer
taxes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers. and
samples for GERMANY only The same class
OF mail matter for other paris Of EUROPE viii
Lot be sent ~ lhis ship unless specially d.
rected by her
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY SL50 Tor storage when we store for
'5e< UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, so 10th
81. NV. r,q.9
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@Je s II y: ::'s' e: E E: .$ +:
yalua5les for a loan2 We have a building and
safes made for that purpose. All business
absolutely confidential. Money loaned on
watches, diamonds, jewelry etc Interest At
three per cent instead Of ten
Ii. K FULT0NS LOAN OFFICE,
Established ls7o. 50 Ninth Street NV
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IUUN 4 MIX n II
Postmaster.
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FOR sALE-Three small tracts Of woodland
rear Washington, cheap PHIL. " CHEW
5IL = 81 Gn5-7
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FOR SALE-7room house, = acres land, s.. 900;
500 down, balance monthly. PIERCE &
PIERCE. Vienna Va oc2-3Ot
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FOUND
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, d. C., POST OFFICE. NOTICE
should be read daily, as changes may occur al
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched % the ports
ot sailing daily, and the schedule Of cIcs.ncs
y arranged on the presumption Of their uuin-
ierrapteu overland transit. For tue week end
ing October II. 1902, the last connecting clc5es
@lH be made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol
-gWs:
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed information can be had al ticket Offices
7o5 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylyaIla Station Baggage checked through
rom hotels and residences
Phone 1910. P. R r Cab Service
G. h ACKERT. General Manager.
8 h HARDWICK, General PaS'r AEeat.
l. S. BROWN. General agent
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WANTED-Good barber for saturday; 3. 3r
aHd i SIS nv eI
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Office. I4aI Pen1a. Ave.

G b. RYAN. WALTER G. COLEMAN.
General Pass agent G. 7 ?. 4
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Leave Washington week days, $40 a n.
leo p. n. i:S5 p m, 4.ty p m and SIS
?. n Latter to Lees5arg 5nly- sundays only
$40 a. n. and 6-25 p. m for Blucmont.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW HA%PTOS-LoNDOS.
SouthW T. UctI5. 4p-u. 81. Louis Oct % lea H.
Il Paul oct 10. lUa.r.l Phi plia Occ.2g lga.!n.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORk-ANTWERP-PA
Naderland. OctII, 10 am. iceland. Oct25. 10 m
kroouianG. Ott-IS, 10 am. inland &CvI 10 j. n
INTERN AliONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
COMPANI'S WASHINGTON OFFICE 1905 = St
y. W OF Geo ". Moss 1911 G $ y w
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Three or four unfuruisaed rooms;
over store preferred, state price Address BOX
zjZ this Office. milo
NASTED-Bv professional young gentleman. by
November J, enc UNFINISHED room IN South
east. address 72I eth 81. Sc, second floor.
mL0-3
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HELP wAETED-MALE & FEMALE

y ANTED-HHite girl in family Of 2; must be
good coos 30 Pa. ave. Sc els
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
Instoa 6-42 a III, 6-5Z a. m. 80 A. n. 9.45
3 ~, 200 p n, 9:I5 p n, and 9.30 . II.
daily Local trains from Harris5nburz. Il 30 a.
n week days and $40 p n. daily. From
Charlottesville, s-2s q. NJ and $40 p n. daily
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Y ANIED-Cools. cha1u5erruaids- mattresses an 7
olleT nrst-class help; positions Immediately
bi+ 18th ST NV Ne fees IN advance FL
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LOST.

LoST-Dischsrgcs and papers belonging 20
James II. Matthews. Liberal reward and 10
F.. questions asEed- Address J. H. Matthews ~"
. I,Aode Island ave, Washington el0-1
LOST-H the man who picked Up Iady-s watch
Monday afternoon at 18th and Pa ave viii qe-
turn Z he viii be paid the full value # ,bc
watch and absolutely no trouble mad SIS
18th ST. 81
LoST-Lady's American Wailham hunting case
gold watch, 5,4SI.I55- Liberal reward for re-
turn 10 l2iI S4th 81 NV clos
LOST-Return ticket To Boston. marked J.
PERRY, So New jersey ave MOS
LOST THURSDAY, between 5th and SIS. ne
and Natlou2- Capital Bank. so two SOS and
SO Liberal reward. Address 2. r ROD
RICE, lGI 5th St ne nj
LOST-About a. m. October s. Iady's pocket
book containing eight 81 bills and change. per
| haps on Pa ave car Please return TO 5l51z
I'D St nv. Reward nj
LOST - Pocketbook containing money and
Masonic charm, with owners name. Return to
- ST ny Reward. MOS
LOST-A solitaire diamond ring; Initials. II. II
and C. r Liberal reward If returned TO AZ
3ih ST nv. MOS
LosT-$5 reward Overcoat, on a. m. Mourt
Vernon car, Tuesday, It'll inst. Leave at Mount
Vernon R. R. Office Tor reward. nj
LoST-Gold bracelet; initials. " c. ". Re
turn S02 E st ne, after 8 Reward. nj
LoST-JctoLcr S or O. che % degree K. T
Masonic watch charm bearing inscription OF
Philadelphia Consist0ry 81 degree, Reading
Conmandery No. z. Reading Pa, also owners
name, 0. B. George. Suitable reward If de
lIvered 70 Agent Adams Express CO. e9-3
LOST-Tufsday. New York ave. bet. Ist and \
Capitol ne, pair gold spectacIes- Reward at
= New York ave. ne. cog
.oST-W edncsday, Knight Templzr's charm;
Allegheny Con1Handcry, No IS Reward i
returned TO 1907 I st. Nv. m9-3
LOsT-Ncar 18Th and Pa ave, gold medal
u3o2l, with name Return 70 ST. ne mtg
L0ST-Cn the II ST. car at New York ave. and
SIN 81, or between New York ave. and Pa
ave, iady's black Elton jacket. Reward If re-
TUNED 10 Il P CHAPMAN, GIg Pa ave NV.
mss
LOST-Presusnabiy On 7sh st. cars. brown
I'ocketb0os containing money and railroad
ticket. Liberal reward if returned 70 so %
ST. NV mss
L0ST-CiiId's glasses. in case. marked Il. Il
returned TO above address mss
------------
FOUND.
ToUND-Pocketbook, cards and car ticket. CAR
zll3 18th ST nw. nj
SICKNESS and death are IN eeIIar-uaade ice
cream; sewer gas causes IT. 90 not ear that
Alndi our lCe-cTeam Is made IS feet above
the ground and Is pure, delicious and health. /
luI; zoe ana &c per gallon LACEY'S- CO. (
New York ave. uS.s and 1IS-II5 ChicaIo q.
ne. zEd
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FOR SAl.E-A 5-room house, near the cars
water and sewer, latrObes, etc; FER cent m
vcstH-enr. GRACE N. THOMAS. Corc>r-a Bldg
FOR SALE-Sevcral very desirable little houses
III Northeast good tenants and safe investments.
GRACE NJ THOMAS, Corcoran Bldg. ms
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FOR SALE OR BENT-SUBURBAF
PERSONALS.


wANTED-To End girl by the name Of Mary
Sgscn Brown. whr came To Washington
"Wednesday night MRS. dORTOS can Ire foun
% IEa2 18th ST HW- el
MISS ORA T. FIELD
PLAIN AND INDICATED BATHS.
MAGNETIC TREATMENT
ul 1912 Il ST. y W
IMPORTATION WANTED Of survivors Of crew
ar officers % tho [. : ship Savannah or Rari-
tan. which vern in commission from 1850 20
So cu the South Pacific Station Address BOX
Z5~ tHiS Office nal
POLITICIANS OF ogr country PREDICT that the
strike Viii soon end and We viii enjoy comforts
ai life lie Uell-heated houses but We must find
cut that not only coal is wan-ed but a good
Harrs suit 81 clothes and a. oyercoat thaC yoa
can buy from US the only one price house shar
keeIs them slightly used but well fitted for ali
v orilr2 men FIuG thu Old Porch and that Is
sure 20 he JJ-STETS OLD STAND. GI9 ID. cor
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WAETED-FARMS.

wANTED-6lo5d farm; stocked preferred. BOX
"a, this of3ce. e9-s
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-17

On account of injuries sustain
ed in the Zephyr wreck, Mail
Clerk Maxwell is still unable to
make his regular run from Tenn
pie to San Angelo. A negro
made the run Saturday night,
and as a result nearly all the ps-
pers and several letters, that
should have been put off at Santa
Anna, were carried by and dis
trinuted along at different places
between this place and San Ange-
10. On the return trip Sunday
evening mail intended for Paint
Rock and Miles WIS put off here,
The star route mail to be dis
tributed from the Santa Anna
office was so badly mixed that it
took Assistant Postmaster Allen
Poe, an hour or two get it proper
ly arranged.-Santa Anna News.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-17

John Chailette came in from
San Angelo Thursday night,
where he has been constructing n
reservoir for the water works sys-
TEN. ..... Walter Garnett, who
has been with the Temple Grocer
Co. at San Angelo all summer,
spent Sunday with home folks in
Brentwood. 80. Sanders, the
man arrested last Saturday for
forgery in Callahan county, was
carried off last night by Y. A.
Irwin, sheriff of that county. He
is also wanted on a charge of big
amy though he does not know yet
he is charged with it He is a
young fellow.-Brownwood Bulle-
tin.
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Bitten by q Snake.

Last Sunday Mr.. j. n. Reese
and family went to Majors creek
to spend the day. The children
were playing beneath the shade
of a pecan tree when large
rattle snake struck the little g.
year-old boy on the foot. Mr..
Reese ran to the child and car
ried him to the creek, washed the
wound and corded the leg. He
then killed the snake and cutting
it in pieces applied it to the
wound. In this way the poison
was drawn from the foot and the
child's life saved. Mr.. Reese
made Il quick drive to town to
secure a physicians attention for
the boy, but the little fellow was
not suffering from the effects Of
the bite when they reached home.
He is now getting along nicely
Goldthwaite Eagle.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-17
A Boys Wild Ride.For life.

With family around expecting
him to die, and a son riding
for life, 10 miles, to get DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, and Colds, w.
H. Brown, of Leesville, Ind, en-
dured deaths agonies from asth-
ma, but this wonderful medicine
gave him instant relief and soon
cured him. He writes: 81 now
sleep soundly every night" Like
marvellous cures of Consumption,
Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and Grip prove it's match
less merit for all Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles SOC
and $l.O0. Trial bottles free at j..
w. Harris's Drug Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-17
Punnels County News.

r. p. Kirk has returned from
Austin where he went to accom-
pany d. G. Underwood. He saw
S. S. Mapes while there and says
he is doing well and may return
home in the near future. 80. r..
K. and Mrs. Wylie returned yes
terday morning from Mineral
Wells, where they have been
about two weeks health seeking.
Mrs. r. M. HARDWOOD and
son A. r of Gonzales, arrived
Wednesday morning to visit Mes
danes j. McGregor, j. l. Guion
and j. W. Francis, who are Mrs.
Harwood's neices. The Brown
wood Presbytery was convened at
the Presbyterian church yester-
day at 10 o'clock. Rev. G. II.
Dobbs of Brentwood, who was
pastor of this church years ago,
preached the Introductory sermon
Revs. E. b. Witherspoon and
Robt. Nisbet of San Angelo,
J. G. Grow of Comanche and DR..
A o Brown of Coleman, are in
attendance 80. Mr.. Wilson, of
the Concho Drug Store, San An
gelo, was here yesterday. ...P.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-17
...NECROLOGY...


Elihu Mcdonald died in TEN pie
on the Sth, inst at the ripe age
of rs years. Mr.. Mcdonald was
a native of East Tennessee, and
was married in 1855. Seven
teen years ago he came to Texas
and has resided in Bell county
ever since A wife and two sons
survive him. OF the latter, one
is Frank S. Mcdonald, of the
railway mail service. To the be-
reaved relatives The Press ten
ders its own sympathy and that
of numbers of personal friends of
the family in this section. Mr..
Mcdonald had many friends,
among whom he was popular and
esteemed for his true worth