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AGREE TO AMERICAN RULE.
BoIomen in Island of Leyte Take the
Oath.

Manila, July 21-Two hundred and
nineteen bolomen have surrendered in
the island of Leyte and taken the oath
of allegiance to the American govern
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San Francisco Is Shocked.

San Francisco. Cal, July 21-The
news of the death of John w Mackay
in London caused a shock here, not
withstanding the public was in a
measure prepared for it by the prev
ious announcements of his illness.
Mr. Mackay was the last surviving
member OF the four bonanza kings
Flood, O'Brien and Fair, the other
three having died long ago.
Mackay Born in Poverty.
John W. Mackay. was born in Dub
lin, Ireland, Nov. %, 1881. His par
ents We're pocr-so. poor that they
. found the struggle to meet the rent bill
and provide bread and potatoes for the
growing family hard one, and de-
cided to move to America.
Early Caught Gold Fever
When gold was discovered in Cali
fornia Mackay was one of the first TO
catch the fever. He sold out his place
and started for the coast With him
were James c. Flood and William
O'Brien. They settled in San Fran
cisco and went into business, while
| Mackay went directly into the gold
fields.
After ten years Of this life Mr.. Mac
kay went to Gold Hill Nevada, where
he Immediately saw the value of the
/ Comstock lode. 1t took more money
than he had to get possession of the
property, and Mackay took his early
friends. Flood and O'Brien. together
with James G. Fair, afterwards United
States senator from Nevada, into part
nership.
Millions Taken From Earth.
The first important success which
they made was obtaining control OF
I the celebrated Hale & Norcfoss mines
Mr. Mackay was the practical man OF
the firm. Though he soon became {
millionaire he continued to work down
| in the mines, directing the actual oper,
ations. AS his capital increased he
obtained control of the surrounding
claims, and at last opened the CONSOLE
dated Virginia and California mines
In 1873 the great silver vein was open,
ed, which yielded in a few years $3.50.
O00000 in silver and gold. The great.
er portion of this went to Mr. Macka,
aud Mr.. Fair.
In 1857 MI. Mackav married Mrs
Bryant. the young widow of physi
clan, who kept boarding house Mr.
Mackay was already millionaire. His
wife was daughter of Major. Hunger
ford of New Orleans. She had one
child. a girl, by her first husband. This
daughter, in 1885. became princess OF
Colonna Cairo. With Mackay's mar
riage his real rise began He was q
rich man already, the mines had made
him that. but he began widening his
field of action.
London Home Palace.
The residence at Carlton House
terrace, London, in which Nh Mackay
| died, is one of The most beautiful
homes in London. 1t is large enough
| to entertain o great number of guests
without a crush. The home was pur
chased from Mr.. Sandford, who lost
his money in the Barring crash about
ten years ago. Among other things il
has a beautiful marble staircase thai
is said TO have cost 100000. The cell
ing above this is inlaid with mother o.
pearls. The drawing room contain.
treasures collected by Mrs. Mackay il
all parts of Europe. The ballroom il
one of the finest in England.
Later Years Spent Abroad.
For many yeras Mrs. Mackay livet
abroad, while her husband remained
lin the JTnitod CTnfae ottondipor In hi,
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APPOINTS SURGEON GENERAL.

Col. r. M. o'ReiIley Named to Succeed
General Forwood September l..
Washington. July 21-The President
has designated Colonel R. M. O'Reilley
for the office of surgeon general in the
army to succeed General Forwood, who
retires on September Z. 2s
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Last of "Bonauza King" Ex-
pires at London.
DIES OF HEART FAILURE
Close of a Career Began in Poverty
and Ended Amid Extensive Wealth
Wife and Mother With Him When
the End Comes.

London, July 21.-John w. Mackay
of San Francisco, who had been suffer
ing from heat prostration since Tues
day last, died at his residence in Carl
ton House terrace at $50 o'clock last
evening.
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TO RE.APPoRToN KANSAS.
Seventh District is Likely to Be ri.
uitcd

Topeka, Kan, July 21-"The legis.
lature next winter Will no doubt re,
apportion Kansas into eight congres.
sional districts, said Congressman
Chester |. Lang yesterday. There is
a general feeling among the people
that it should be done and the Kansas
delegates in congress are all III favor
of it, understand
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cabinet ministers appointed by the former
of Salisbury
Earl cadoqan the
probably prime minister
% a
rejoicing Ireland the prospect
blamed for the revival of the
successor please the people Dublin
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SUICIDE FOR JlLTED MAN.
Kills Himself in Presence of the Girl
He Loves.

ne Loves.
Chicago. July 21.-Facing the girl
who had Tilted him, WILDER M. Whealen
of Marshaltlown, Qa,.) last night
swallowed an ounce of carbo!ic acid in
Wodack's concert hail. 81 North Clark
street and died in a police ambulance
while on his way to a hospital.
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CHAMBERLAIN IN CONTROL.

LONDON, July .21, a. MT is
stated that coIonioI Secretary Joseph
Chamberlain, is the only person who
knows anything about the ideas of the
new premier, A. j. Bafour, with re
gard to the reconstruction of the new
cabinet. Amateur cabinet makers
are still busiIy engaged in showing
the new premier how to reconstruct
the administration. 1t seems, how
ever, that the new prime minister is in
no hurry about making any new ap-
pointments.
1t is current gossip that the clauses
of agreement between the new prem.
ier and the colonial secretary provides
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friends
$500
F ares, m
during speak
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John w. Mackay was born in Dub
lin, Ireland, Nov. %, 1881. His par
ents We're pocr-so, poor that they
found the struggle to meet the rent bill
and provide bread and potatoes for the
growing family hard one, and de-
cided to move to America.
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THE MULE BRIGADE.

Two Grand Army veterans were eX-
changing experiences. when the conver
sation turned upon the fact that very
final result OF many a battle.
For instance remarked tho late
Capt. a. II. Peck, that charge up
Mission Ridge. at the battle of Chat
tanooga. so much talked of yet. was SO
entirely premature as to challenge tine
doubtful quest of the commanding gem
eral as he earnestly watched the move
mcnt from his slightly position. But the
brilliant success of the charge made i'll
vestigation unnecessary.
Yet 1t was always mystery in the
line. that no general or brigade com
mander ever came forward to claim the
honor of having originated the move
ment
at was this way" continued the
captain. "A council of war held the day
before had determined upoa a grand
charge of ;he entire available troops,
with liberal contingent in reserve
the charge to be made at II a. III. I'ut
In order to draw fire from their bat
teries a fcInt was TO be made at 10 a.
m. which would reveal the encmy's
guns and give our artillery q chance TO
silence theirs, prior to the final charge.
Now. it had happened hat my
requisition for horses TO man my TWEEN
tieth Ohio Battery could only be filled
with raw recruits OF mules SO we ac-
cepted such as We could get and at the
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hour a large contingent of Grants army
was in line like a morning dress parade.
To the immediate front OF my battery
was quite an extensive cornfield; be-
yond that. and all along up the noun
tain was a line of rebel entrenchments-
two-foot ditch and its embankment
correspondingly high.
Seeing our line in battle array, and
anticipating a charge. the rebels opened
fire The terrific music of shot and
shell as we moved forward was soon
upon us; and the air full of shrieking
shell and bursting bombs or course.
this was neo and startling to my ruarai
mules. They charged headlong into that
cornfield beyond all control OF their
riders and commanders. taking my elght
guns right on to and over the reb9l
entertainments, leaping ditches ana
throwing the enemy into confusion, who
retreated pellmell. evidently thinking
the whole army was upon them.
Being mounted, could see their
scattering columns. and hailing the colo
mel of the nearest division l suggested
that we follow up. and on we went, the
whole line up the mountain. and very
soon so many of our men were so near
the crest as to make 1t practicable
Tor our batteries 10 fire, and they did
not fire a gun Our boys gained the
ridge, drove the rebels from their guns.
and turned them upon the enemy, and
Missionary Ridge was achieved.
Out of curiosity said the captain,
L went over that ground afterward.
and no amount of swearing from the
most accomplished muleteer could ever
have induced those mules to leap those
bitches and embankments during civil
life. Thereafter my battery was dubbed
the Mule Brigade"
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WAR ON CONSUMPTION
DR.. KOCH'S LATEST DISCOVERY.

Thousands OF physicians admit the
truth and heartily indorse the new dis
covery OF Prof. Koch. He has for years
studied night and day perfecting his
wonderful treatment for the cure of
these diseases. The Koch inhalation Is
the mcst wonderful cure for lung dis
eases.
The doctors who treat this disease at
their institutions have for a lifetime
made deep and searching study of all
lung diseases, including Catarrh, Asth-
ma, and Bronchitis, and thousands Of
patients who have been given up as
incurable are today living monuments
of their success
The old method OF injecting the tuber-
culine medicine is little used now, but
by the use of this germ destroying medi-
cine Tuberculine. combined with heal
ing oils, which are thrown into oily va
pors, the lungs are healed These va
pors can be breathed into the air tubes
of the diseased lungs and they are
easily cured. The Washington Office is
at 73O Eleventh Street northwest
The latest Worlds Congress of Physi-
clans which met in London year ago
last July. indorsed Prof. Koch's new
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

so 557-Boland. Thos NJ ct ux to Mary
A Kraft & Sarah Simmons 81, 1t In
Fendalls sub
So 2l4-Barr, Lester a ct ux to Jas j
Gordon $40, II ~ in Barrs sub, subject
to trust for $500
So 49O-Gordon. Jas J ct Tx to Lester
A Barr SO. 1t % in Young ct al SUB.
subject to trust for s13.500
Su Henderson. John NJ to Emily 7
McClelland $40. 1t 16s in Stellwagens
sub
ngdale-Plumb. Carrie to Rich
ard II Bailey S2.700. Ii IA blk .
So 435-Schwarz. Alexander to Floyd
E Davis $40, pit Its to ) tNo 7O9 +
st sw)
Rosedale & erwood-Schwarz Alex
ander J to Floyd E Davis So 1t 81 in
Hiestons sub blk % e. pit II IA in
Clark ct al sub in blk %
So 1898 Washington Real Estate Co to
Rosa Jardella SO, 1t is in w Z
Cos sub
So Williams, Geo F et ux to Floyd
E Davis So II "a in Grants sub
So 620-Wilson. Kitty V e vir Jas P 10
Agnes Daily So 1t 217 in Basins SUB.
subject to trust 81, 500
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treatment. and today It stands alone as
the only cure for that fatal scourge-
consumption which sends It's thousands
upon thousands TO untlmely graves. es-
pecially In such changeable climate as
Washington.
Consumption steals upon It's victim
like the thief in the night and before he
is aware of his true condition his ca
tarrhal discharge has so poisoned the
air tubes of the lungs that they begin
to break away and decay. and lie be
comes an unwilling slave TO it's runous
consequences. 1t generally begins as
an ordinary catarrh in the nose or
throa.
Indeed catarrh is well known to be
certain forerunner Of rot only consump
tion but asthma. bronchitis. and deaf
ness. All thinking persons know that
medicines taken into the stomach do not
cure these diseases
Don't lake any more medicine into the
stomach. Lung medicine is always hard
on the stomach. The doctors invite
sharp criticism. Patients calling for
treatment at tie Koch Lung Cure, I30
Eleventh Street northwest. Washington.
receive consultation examination, and
one treatment free.
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DR.. S. A. CZARRA,
The WeIl-kn0wn German
Specialist,
HAS REMOVED from 3l7 Sixth Straet to
1888 Penn, Ave. N. w.

ON account OF Dr CZarras extensive practice
and numerous patients, he was compelled 10
seek larger and more convenient offices.
The first and second floors in the new build
ing at the above address are equipped with the
best and latest Electro Medical Appliances.
N-EAY for examination and treatment
Bl.At rIFI !. VIOLET RAY for treating can
Ger and any malignant diseases.
THE WONDERft l. STATIC ELECTRICITY
Tor curing pain. insomnia, and for strengthen
ing and touing the nervous system.
Sinu.odal, Galvanic and faradic Electricity
In connection with medicine and hi, skill made
him famous in treating and curing the most
hopeless eases gwen up by other PHYSICIANS.
Chronic diseases of men and women. skin
and blood poison. hran stomach. heart. lid
rey bladder. and piles cured. Vitality restored.
NLW METHOD tor curing RI PIT RE-no
iain cutting oI loss OF time.
Iiolrs: 10 a. m. 10 + p. m Tuesday and
Sat,ir,,a, till : p. IN. Sunday. 10 To II III.
ccl2-tf 1888 fA. AVE. Y. ".
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
The New Addition to the Great Northwest

GROUND WAS WEEK BY ONE OF OUR LOT PURCHASERS Mr.
BRICK HOUSES
QUITE CONTRAST 10 THE USUAL
\ MD ONLY ea. FEET FRONT
LARGE LOTS, vERAEDAs, LIGHT, AND AIR
PATRONS IN
PLENTY FRESH AIR. hND LARGE PIAZZA SURROUNDED BY
ARRANGED
PAYMENT
Only Buying Home
BROOM BRcH
TOTAL
LARGE LOT DESCRIBED
ABLE TO SELL AT CITY
ALMOST BLOCKS
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
SAFE AS GOVERNMENT BOND.
THEY
$50 800
l.
!
"BooKLEr PI.,r ETC
GORDON,
FOURTEENTH
Brokers,
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s< = Y ~

Scarcity OF coal and the high prices of
fuel mean cold homes and much sick
ness.
While | don't mean to recommend
the use of ~ instead of firewood | do
know that its use prevents and breaks
mp Colds, prevalent even now. and
promise to be more SO as the season
advances
Your office or shop may be cold, your
home poorly heated. but if you take
IT. you will he freer from sickness, and
recover sooner than your neighbor.
The use of Dr. Humphreys ~" re :
stores the checked circulation, starts tae
s'lood coursing through the veins, AMI
breaks up a Cold.
AT all Druggists 25 cents. or mailed
on receipt of price. Doctors Book
mailed free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Co., corner William and John Streets,
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COURT RECORD.

Probate Court-Justice Barnard-E5-
tate of Francis J. Lippitt handwriting
of decedent proved. Estate of Hiram
Price; proofs of publication. Estate OF
John Mcmahon: answer filed. In re
Paul A. Tharp: account passed In re
Joseph Richards; account passed. In re
James r. Walsh: account passed. In r.
Frances Douglas; inventory filed. Es-
tate of Rein Davidge; order Of publica
tion. Estate of Addie C. Hammerley
will fully proved.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. C., POSToff1CE. NOTICE
Should he read daily. as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched TO the ports
of sailing and the schedule OF closines is ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninter-
rupted overland transit. For The week ending
October Is, 1902. the last connecting closes Will
he made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows:
Trans Atlantic Mails.
MoNDAY-tD At 5:l5 p. III. fo. EUROPE
per 5. 5. X. VI. Thcresa. IRON New York. via
Plymouth Cherbourg ard Bremen. Vail for
IRELAND must be directed per s $. h. VI.
Theresia. .
(c) At ll:25 p M. for ITALY direct. per $
sariegna. from New York. Nail must be di-
rected per ;. s Sardegna.
TtESDAN-(D At 7:l5 p. IN. for III ROPE,
per s 5. st. Paul from New York, via South
amrton. Nail for IRELAND must be directed
Per 5, 5. ST. Paul
(c) At Il:25 p. IN. for EUROPE, per :. 5.
Tentonic. from New York. via Queenstown.
WFDNEsDAY-n) At 7:15 D. NJ for ft-
ROPE. er ;. 5. +. Bismarck, from New York.
via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg. Mail
for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. TrALf: SPAIN.
PoRTuGM TURKEY. EGYPT GREECE.
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEE
must he directed per S. S. Bismarck
(c> At a:l5 p. m. for FRANCE, swITzER
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY.
EGYPT. GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LO-
EENZO MARQUEE, per 5. =. La Lorraine, from
New York. via flavre. Mail for other parts OF
Europe must be directed 'Per 5. La Lor-
rane."
FRIDAY--(a) At 7:15 p. M. for ITALY direct
per 5. $ Aller. from New York Mail must be
directed ''Pcr 5. s. Aller.''
(c) At l:25 p. m. for NETHERLANDS di-
rect per ;. S. Potsdam, from New York. Mail
must he directed per 5. $. Potsdan.'
(c) At II - p m. for BELGIUM direct per
:. ;. kroonland, from New lrk. Mail must
be directed per :. $. kroonland."
tc) At - D. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per
$ s. Columbia from New York. Mail must be
directed per s. 5. Columbia.
(c) At II % p. m. for EUROPE. per $. 5. I'm
bria from New York, via Queenstown.
tc) At % p. m. for DENMARK direct. per
s. $. Norge, from New York. Mail must be di-
rected ''Per s. :. Norge
PRINTED NATTER. ETC-This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers, and
Samples for GERMANY only. The same class
of mail matter for other parts of FL UR0PE will
not be sent by this snip unless specially directed
BY her
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Norfolk and Washington line for Fort
Monroe and Norfolk at $50 p. N.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedule TN
der Railroads and Steamboats," for
time.
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen -and-a-half Street for Alex
andria and Arlington every nalf hour:
Mount Vernon hourly, 10 a. IN. to 3 ?. m.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-By GRACE N. THOMAS. Real Es
tate and Loans. a nice little home. two stories
and basement; six rooms and bath; heated by
latrobe; worth 5000; will sell at $3.50 cash.
milf
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WALTERS Ask your druggist for cure
for Headache. lie viii give
POWDERS you Walters Insist on having
Them. Testimonials from every
section. Sold at all drug. stores Three powders.
IOc Your druggist will get them for you. Send
10 cents for package TO the
WALTER CHEMICAL CO.,
oc7-6t Washington d. c.
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hall with beam ceiling. hooded fire.
place, I'd carved staircase. All the
woodwork will be of English oak. and
the library which will be on the sec
end floor, will be finished ir Flemish
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FOR SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN

FCR SALE OR RENT-The best houses for the
least money in the District at Lanedon. d. c.
|. J. BAKER. Owner .e12-3ct
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Rain today, followed by clearing in
afternoon. Tomorrow fair; brisk north
erly winds.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR RENT-0ctober Is, near Easi Capitol st.
and Library ten and tiled bath house;
furnace heat. Address B0X 213, this Office.
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WILL. SELL half interest in valuable Unitet
States patent fo, $50. and ,lse money to pt,si
same. mean business Don't answer unles
you DO. and have tie cash. Address Bon 3OS
this office. m12-3
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THIS BEATS NEW JERSEY'-Charters pro
cured under South Dakota laws for few dol
lars. Write for Corporation laws. blanks. by
laws and forms 20 PHILIP LAWRENCE. late
Assistant Secretary OF state, Huron, Beadle
County. South Dakota. MI
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.J

Mt. VERNON, adjoining part OF Washington
estate: 200 lots and farms; natural oak shade;
al advantages OF Suburban and inland f1rms;
electric cars hourly and steamboat to Mt.
Vernon early hunting. as reed birds, ortolan.
ducks, ETC.; bass and other fishing continually.
Address J. II. kUEHLISG. Nit. Vernon.
Potomac. mo-i
FOR SALE-T-room house. acres land. $1,000;
500 down. balance monthly. PIERCE &
PIERCE. Vienna. Va. oc2-S0t
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TEMPERATURE.
Highest temperature, noon. n.............b 81
Lowest temperature. a. m.............5: ):
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THE sun AND THE MOON.
Moon rises. ..... Moon sets. :09 am
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CHILDREN'S SUMNER SICKNESS,

To Physicians:
The following simple treatment has been
found to cure summer Diarrhca:
J. stop all dairy milk,
. Give ito one year old )onc grain Of cal
omcl. divided into 3 doses, in two hours
intervals.
g. Feed for few days thick rice water.
strained, and swcetened with condensed
milk.
g.. When cured, gradually substitute scad-
ed fresh milk.
To the Public:
SCALD ALL MILK!
Particularly for children AND persons in
impaired health. Scalding milk will not
interfere with its digostibilty ana win de-
stror all dangerous germs.
Alter scIldng keep cool and covered.
SOCIETY FOR PREvENTlO
OF SICKNESS.
We favor stringent law prohibiting the
sale OF use in ice cream, of any CREAM
not pastcuri2cd.
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TIDE TABLE.
STREET. LIGUTING

High tide ........3:1 10 IN. and 3:45 pm.
Low tide ........l0:G9 am. and 10: 80 p.m
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FOR SA.E-Paying dining room on 9TH st;
also cigar and pool room in Northwest. Dun
LAP. 500 + ST. ml.-3
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REAL ESTATE.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
THE NEW ADDITION TO THE GREAT

THE NEW ADDITION TO THE GREAT
NORTHWEST.
How to be your own landlard near Mount
Pleasant with 500 cash and $40 monthly For
full particulars drop postal, telephone, cal!
for new 16-page illustrated booklet. plat etc..
of North Columbia Heights. Carriage free to
see the property
FULTON r.. GORDON. 7oi 14th st. NV.
Telephone Main sos.
VIRGINIA HOlE@You learn all about yir-
ginia lands soil, water climate, products,
by reading the VIRGINIA FARMER Send
l0c for months subscription to BOX lie, En-
pcria, Va. e6-e
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EXCURSIONS.

Lamps lit today ....6O4 .6 Oh p.m
Lamps out tomorrow. 10 I'm.
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FOR SALE-Eight-rcom boarding house. near
three departments. very cheap; rare chance.
DUNLAP. 800 + st. NILS
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scheme. but a reliable industrial enterprise,
backed By the very best business ot 81.
Louis. You viii, miss 4 wonderful opportunity
if YOU mis-. this one. CONTINENTAL SUGAR
REFINING CO.. 6li, 6l5, GIG Fullerton Bldg,
81 Louis No. MI
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COL DS
A BOOK BY A WASHINGTON AUTHOR
Rhoda Roland
BY h. S. SUTTON.

Mr. Sutton has made the part of Iihoda
Rol.rd and the very name ought to become
recognized as expressive of a certain type of
Young woman. We must grant that she is not
the sort we would like to have for relative;
We might even prefer not TO have bowling
acquaintance: but we would go miles out of
our way any day to hear of her latest exploit.
Almost every incident is unusual, and were
the writer less brilliant, We would be bound
to admit. impossible.
\ Young widow with baby girl comes from
the West to Washington. Her only stock in
trade is knowledge of typewriting and
stenography. her only principle to live and
let live
CLOTH l2mV., sl.25.
May he ordered through any bookseller. or
will he sent postpaid for the price by The
tbhey Press. Publishers, OF III Fifth ave.
New York. with agencies in London, Montreal.
and elsewhere, who always issue interesting
works. mi
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY @l.i0 FOR storage when We store for
ijc? UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., i20 10th
# NV. ml2-3
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SAME DATE LAST YEAR

Maximum Observation-Disclosures.
Minimum AS
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BROKEN LAST PURCHASERS
BRICK HOUSES
QUITE CONTRAST 10 THE USUAL
ONLY 1874 FEET
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PERSONALS.

WIDoWER- MERCHANT. with business aggrc-
eating $JO.0tE yearly, desires atfectionate and
home loving wife for a companion. PAUL j.,
Box SIS St Louis. No. mi