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FOR EFNT-
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-M ai2i 18Th st. five rooms and
bath. rear yard anil porch. hot water heat. 80.
". =. METCNLF. 1905 st. nv. m@i-3
FOR RENf-Flat ol 3 rooms. SO; also other
roous. 1ISl 7th sj NV. eGo-3
FOR RtNT-Eour rooms and back porch; FIN
location. 5oj Mass. ave. Ew. mos
FOR RENT-rlat u: rooms. bath AID gas for
cooking. 2lg \ i. Sc cps
FOR RENT Fiat. i62 II =. NV, six rooms and
bath; heat and light furnishcI price ;3j peg
moHth. Apply at Drug Store. on corner. w2s-3
FOR RENT-Four-foom fat 2d floor. 81 per
month. or the residence. rooms, so per
north. to Protestln; people; no boys or dogs;
references. 80 l,t st. NV, two blocks from
g. T. .. el--3
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Boy Cured of Colic After Physicians
Treatment Had Failed

Ny boy, when four years old vas taken with
collie and cramps in his stomach. sent for the
doctor aud he injected morphine. ont the child
kept getting worse. then gave him half
tcaspoonful of Chamhcrlain's Cole Cholera Jud
Diauh0sa Remedy and in half hour he
slceping and soon rccov-red.-F. l.. wilkins
Shell Lake Wis Mr. wilkins is hnoiLecpcr
for the Shell Lake Lumber Go. FOR sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail, g22 + Street,
and all druggists.
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FOR SALE--SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE OR RENT-New s-room cottage. one
square to electric ears Takoma: beautiful new
home with all city convcnlences; rents 50 per
month; will sell on easy terms. OWNER.
Grant Place. e2I-3
FOR SALE-Northwcst suburbs. three fine cot
tegcS, one car fare. all nearly new, one rooms.
81, 200 one rooms and bath. 5000; one
rooms bath and large stable. S2.6;o. See them
today or you will mi,s bargain. T. J. GILES.
7li lith Il NV mSJ3
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Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall
at 10 a. m; 2:S0 and 6:30 p. II.
Norfolk and Washington line for Fort
Monroe and Norfo'K at ESQ p. H.
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen and-a-half Street fer Alex
andria and Arlington every half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly. 10 a. m. to p. n.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedules uu-
der Railroads and Steamboats," for
time.
Colonial Beach-Steamer T. V. Arrow
for time.
Bay Ridge-Trains leave B. G. o. sta
tion at 9:1G a. m. and 4:3O n. m. week
lays, 9:10 a. m, Ais p. III. sundays.
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REAL ESTATE.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,

TIE NEW ADDITION To THE GREAT
NORTHWEST.
How to he your landlord near Mount
Pleasant uith 500 cash and SEQ monthly. For
ful particulars drop postal. telephone or call
for new l6-page illustrated booklet, plat. etc,
Of North Columbia Heights. Carriage free TO
see the property.
FULTON R. GORDON. 7Oi 18th St nv.
Telephone. Main sos.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE.

COUPLE viii give small furnished house with
hot water heat for room and board at 2l0l
4th 81. ne. no children. r30-3
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-On 30th St. West Washington. ..
C.. a house containing Ii rooms and bath.
large cellar and yard, small building in rear,
lot 2jXl2O. convenient to two lines of cars.
BON % this Office e30-3
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

also large store and cellar corner 9th and Cal
Ian, sl2 GEORGE BURGESS. Attorney, G22 F.
ST NV c3o-3
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Silver Service Presented to
James M. Duncan,
Friends Show Their Esteem for Retir-
ing Yardmaster of Southern Rail
way-School Site Selected.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Aug. 30.-A hand
scented to Mr.. James NJ. Duncan. yard
master of the Southern Railway Com
pany, in this city by the conductors
and trainmen of the Washington di-
vision. Mr.. Duncan will leave Monday
night for Bloomington, Ill, to accept 4
position as master of trains, under Mr..
RYDER, for the Illinois Central Railroad
Company.
Accompanying the silver service was
slip of paper, bearing the names OF
the donors. and the following inscrip-
tion:
This silver service is presented as a
tribute of high esteem and in recog-
milton of your sterling qualities as of
fetal and associate alike. 1t is with
deep regret that We have TO separate.
But knowing your energy, integrity. and
ability to do better things. we can
cheerfullv and confidently say that the
field in which you viii spend your fu-
ture will have faithful officer and a
kind hearted and sympathetic employer
Trusting as we do, that your efforts
will meet with their just reward in your
new field. we wish you godspeed.
Presentation speeches were made by
Messrs. John Cameron. /. G. Markey,
and Frank Ryan. Mr.. Duncan responded
in an appropriate manner
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New University Home.

Work is progressing on the new home
OF the National University under con-
struction on Street. near Sixth Street
northwest. which is 10 cost about $50. 600.
1t will be built OF brick and stone. AMI
the plans provide for a medical dlspen-
sary. three lecture and clinical halls
and other recitation and study rooms
for the medical and dental branches Of
the institution.
The American Ice Company Is having
plans drawn for a large artificial ice
plant TO be erected during the coming
fall and winter This Is thought to be
a step toward the disuse Of natural Ice
from Maine. a contamination in which
the ice company eXpects to find increas
ed profits The building will probably
stand on the water front near the foot
Of Ninth Street southwest, and will be
modern in all its details. As so far de
termined il is TO have capacity Of
about 100 tons per day. and is expected
to be ready for use before the begin
ming Of next summers steady demand
for ice II this move proves successful
other plants are TO follow.
The residence of Gen. s. NJ. White
side recently created near Bethesda,
Md, on plans prepared by Mr. Apple
ton p. Clark, is one Of the most hand
come country houses in this vicinity. Il
ie located on a knoll in tho middle Of
q fifteen acre tract and commands a
beautiful view of the surrounding coun-
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,
TEMPER ATTIRE

Fair and warmer today; local rains
tomorrow; fresh southerly winds,
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FOR Rents SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Iierndon. Va; l-room houee. 70
acres all in truit snlendid shade: excellent
water; trains stop in front of grounds MRS
!. ;. NJ SNEY or +. c. DUTToN. 9th hoor,
Columbian b d-.. llC 9Th st. m3l-3
FOR RENT
At BRIGHTWOOD. u. G.,
Desirable residence fronting on BriGh;wood ave.
containing II ROOMS AMI bath room. Wide
hallway, furnace heat, gas and water; extensive
grounds and plenty OF nice sl;ada trees. Flee
tTir car, IN front Of the promises. For price
and permit To Inspect apply to
m3l-3 j. '. y. III UYCh. l.0j Pa. ave. NV.
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THE sun AND THE MOON.
Sun rises. 5:27 am. Sun sets. ..6:54 ?. m.
Moon rises.3: AZ a m. Moon sets s..........
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EXCURSIONS.

Lamps lit today. ................7.10 10 p. m
Lamps out tomorrow a. Il
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FOR RENT-STORE.

FOR RENT-Store and stable. l2H 5th 81. NV.
Apply at 1876 New Nor! ave. c11-3
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TIDE TABLE.
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide. -. .12:OS a. m. and 12:4l p. m.
High tide. 500 a m. and $40 p. m.
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Highest temperature. p. m...........ss
Lowest temperature, a m............59 50
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1he worlds greatest medium. Consult her on
all business affairs. Her forecasts truly
wonderful. us 10th st. NV m3l-2
AN OF ATTRACTIVE appearance. in the prime
OF life worth 5000 and want - marry
intelligent, honest gentleman. regardless OF
ctfCun stances or station in life. Mere attention
is paid 10 hunting for Eod than a trne com
panon, hence the number of unhappy mar
riages. so why not go ahoCt il IN business
like manner? II is 0f no consequence how peo-
pie become acquainted-the paramount thing
is the individuals, and | have set aside Gus
tom. the happiness of lifetime Is Of more
moment. believing there is somewhere in this
broad land = genuine whom / lrve.
and with whom | tan share my fortune, il he
will lay aside HE acrupleS. have mine.
long enough 10 address Mss WELLER. 50
Dearborn St. Chicago mi
A CHICAGO MERCHANT. very wealthy. wants
plain and sensible home-loving wifc. Ad-
dress MR.. CARSON, Ogden ave-, corner Robey
St. Chicago. ml
A HANDSOME Young WIDOW. 70 relations.
worth $1,000 wants. Immediately. u reliable.
honest husband, capable Of managing same,
dudes and men looking for doll iacei pleise
do not answer. Address UNITY, igs ogden
ave. Chicago MI
MAIDEN LADY, good appearance reprJachless
character orphan. Ny parents died , years
ago. leaving me $4,000 in cash and bonds;
spent caring for my parents. and living in 4
remote part Of the country. Had no chance ~
meet desirable husband O1!y sincere Ecntlt-
men need answer, giving description. Object.
carly marriage. EDNA, l6l Michigan St, Chi
cago. MI
HANDSOME, INTELLIGENT American 'lady.
worth $500. will marry Immediately and as
sist kind husband financially. Address BELLE,
49, Van EuFcn 81. Chicago nj
RETIRED MERCHANT, middle ag>. worth
:g0.OO5; seeks al once poor but faithfHI wife
sddrcs, NR. HAMILTON, 403 Onahl Building.
Chicago. MI
/ WAS SAVED from consumption after my
case hai been pronounced ncurIblc and hope
less by eminent physicians. 1t you are suffer-
ing from this dread disease. and will write
me- | will gladly tell you how 1t was done
lt home. Ny sole object is 10 lie OF some
benefit to humanity. REV. MELVIN L. PEDEN,
Pastor Church OF Christ. Ill stone ST.. Glib
sonburs, Ohio. mi
WEALTHY GENTLEMAN. with beautiful home
excellent character and libcraily disposed. wilt
marry for love and conpanionShip. GENERAL
% koken Bids. -. Louis. Mo. nj
wealthy lady with charm
ing personality, sweet disposition AMI lover of
home. will devote lie to Kind husban,.. SIN
CERE. SO Holland Bldg-. $. Louis. No MI
HANDSOME LADY, has farm and so CO... would
marry. assist. and maze pltl.aE; hur.e TO kiEu
man. AMERICAN IS Ia Sale, Chicago. MI
PERsONAL-My husband was hard drinker
for over - years. ! crrel him 10y simple
home treatment, and if any person who really
wishes 10 cure drunkenncs will write mo
will gladly tell them how ! did n. | sin
cere in this oiIer. and have rothinE TO sell
| want no E1ucy MRS. MARGARET AEDER-
son. Box lSl, llillhun. y. y aual-sc7.1I,2i
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Four connecting rooms suitable
for Office housekeeping in house 81 It.
NV, SIS: one large office room in house 6l7 T.
ST. NV. e. KEYS at Gl1. e29-3
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-CottaGe until September IS at Co
onial Beach. 81 New York ave. NV. eos
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cHLpREN,s srMNER sIcNNsss.

CEHDREN's SUMNER SICKNESS.
To Physicians
The following simple treatment has been
found to cure summer D;arrhea:
!. stop all dairy milk.
.. Give ito one year olJ) one grain Of
calonicl, divided into doses, in two hours
Intervals
,. Feed cor a few days on thick rice
water. strained, and swectened with con
denseI =.ilk.
!. rlcn cured. gradually substitute scuid-
ed fresh milk.
To the Public:
SCALD ALL NILK!
Particularly for children Inl persons in
impaired health. Scaling milk wil no:
interfere with it. digestibility and viii de-
stroy all dangerous GorIls.
After scading. keep cool and covered.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
We favor stringent law prohibiting the
sale or Use in ice cream Of any CREAM
not pastenrized.
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II lUU AXE uUIAG 10 rCT
"a = muney bsnA, you iook ior The
81 slicst lusututIvU, Nhy nvs Gse the
same care W!rn tvu CepuS4l luut
valIabes for a loan. Mr nave builCin-- IA!
slies made for that pu.,s4s.- Nj hu7Inse.
stSJ.ute!y confidential S.vury luaaeu OH
witches diamonds. JrSeii.. etc. Interest a:
three Per cent instraL ui ten.
II. l.. FtITDN'S LOAN oFTirF
Established lS7O ~ Ninth >rrcPt nv
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TRANSATLANTIC Mails.

MoNDAi-(D At H;2j p. NJ for ITALY d.
rect. per :. : Lig,ria. from New York. Nail
must hc directed Per : : Liguria.
II ESnAY (sJ At 5:I5 p. m. for EUROPE,
per =. St PAIL. from New York via South
ainPton. Nail for IRELAND must be directed
Per 5. : II. Paul
tc) u u:25 p. IN. for EUROPE. per : s.
Nairstic, fccm Ncw York. via Queenstown.
WEDNESDAY-fc} 1t 9I5 p. m for
fRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN.
PohIt GAL. TURKEY. ECA pr. GREECE.
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEE. per
:. $. Ia >avaic. f-cn New YORK. via Havrc Nail
ior other parts OF EUROPE must be directed
Per :. In Slvoic."
FfiDAN-tn AZ 7:i5 ?, ~. for EUROPE.
per ; :. E.T'isi9. from New 1ors via Queens-
toWn.
(D 81 g;i5 p. III. for ITALY direct. per s. ;.
ifave. from New York Aail muit be directed
Per :. s.. Travr."
(el VI ll,a5 p. M. for NETIIERL ANDs di-
rect. i"r s. S;ntcH,laiI. from Ngv YORK.
Mail must lc directed Per : = St11tendan:'' :
(cl II l:z5 3. ~. for BELGIUM direct. per
;. $. Friails-'L from New ioTs. Mail us'st
be directed Per $. 3. Flir-llriT
tc) ~ li:2J p. n. for S-p;isnd direct per
5 Astoria. trp'u New YORK, Nail nusi he
directed '-i'tT s.. s. astoria
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in an appropriate manner.
The school board of Arlington dis
trict, Alexandria county. has finally
adopted the site for new school build
ing chosen by the voters at the cleo
tion held August 81. The site is ad-
jacent to the Arlington postoffic,.
fronting on Columbia Pike for nearly
100 feet II is beautifed by abundant
shade trees and contains one acre.
which will be devoted to a play ground.
The board also passed a resolution
setting aside $1,000 for the construc-
tion of the new school building. The
sum OF % 900 was appropriated for the
construction of a new school house at
Carlin Springs, providing that the peo-
pie of that place donate sufficient and
suitable tract of land for a site.
Religious services are being held
nightly by Revs. H. w Herrell and G.
w. Lewis in tent on Patrick Street,
between King and Cameron Streets. To-
morrow night at 7:45 O'Clock the subject
of The Second Advent Of Jesus" will be
discussed The meetings will be con-
tinued every night next week.
The funeral of Mr.. Claude O. Oliver,
who died yesterday at his home at
Waterloo. Alexandria county, will be
held at 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
from St. Mary's Catholic Church Rev
Father Cutler viii officiate. and the in
terment will be made in the Methodist
Protestant Cemetery.
During the month Of August the clerk
of the corporation court issued thirty
two marriage licenses. twenty-five
white and ten to colored persons. Thir-
ty-fye deeds we're also recorded.
Rev. Rolvix Harland. OF the Univer-
sity of Chicago, will preach tomorrow
night in the First Baptist Church At
the Second Presbyterian Church Rov.
Dr. McCorkle will oficiate The morn
ing services in the Methodist Protestant
Church will be conducted by Rev J. H.
strauFhn. of Washington. D. c.
buIiHB AHt lnculH tl august mayor
George l. Simpson collected fines
amounting to $40s75. With one excep-
ton. this is the largest amount col
lected in fines in any one month in the
history of the police court.
Mr. B. S Hall. OF ST. Asaph. Alex
andria county. was slightly injured to-
day by an unmanageable horse. Mr.
Hall was brought to the Alexand; ia
Hospital, where ne received medical
treatment.
A baseball team composed of employees
of the Robert Portner Brewing Com
pany. known as the Tivoli team. defeated
team representing the Pan shoe Fac
tory this afternoon by a score of "a to
in seven-inning game.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. &. PosToFFICE. NOTICE.
should be read daily. is changes may occur
At any tine.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of stlirg daily. and the schr1ule OF closings
i arranged op the presumption Of their unin-
terrupted overland Transit. For lhe week .cn.l
ing September 6, 1902. the last connecting
Clcscs viii be made from the NAlS OFFICE
as follows:
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CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tampa.
Fla. &ondays. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS at
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4 CHICAGO MERCHANT. very wealthy. wants
a plain and sensible homeloving wifc. Ad-
dress MR.. CARSON, Ogden ave, corner Eobey
St. Chicago ul
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PERSONALS.
NliE DEIAINE

NINE DELAINE.
The worlds greatest medium. Consult her on
all business affairs. Her forecasts arc truly
wonderful. 7ls 10th st. NV. m3l2
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MARRIAGE PAPER
Best PubliShed-FREE.
jvI2- -Su-Iot \. C.. Ct-NNELS. Tol.
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a HANDSOME YOUNG WIDOW. TO relations.
worth sS9, coo. wants. Immediately. a reliable,
honest husband, capable Of managing same,
dudes and men looking for doll face; pleise
do not answer. Address UNITY iJc Ogden
ave. Chicago. MI
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PERsONAL-My husband was n hard drinker
for over - years. | cure'l him by a simple
home treatment, and if any person who tl!y
wishes 10 cure drunkennc.s will write mo
will gladly tell them how did il. | sm sin
cere in this oifer. and F., | have Eothing 20 sell
want no Ia1ucy. N6S. MARGARET AEDER-
son. Box 1884, Ilillhurn. y. y. atI3i-sc7t4,.i
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NllIS T0i btLfLf. II IhIV - n '',
CT ATEMALA. by rail tn Ncw Orleans and
thence via steamer CLOSE here daily at lJ:9o
fer which being On Mondays. ~ th)
Mails FOR COSTA RIGA. by rail to New Or
leans and thence via steamer, close here daily
a: 1923, a. NJ. and 1901 p. m, the connect
ing elo.es for which being on Tuesiays. ~ Q)
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Mails Tor MIQJELON by rail to Boston and
thence via stc1rner close here daily except
sundays at y m and on SUNDAYS at II: 80 a. M.
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Trans-Pacifc Mails.

Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver
and Victoria 3. C.. close here dsily AZ go
p III. up 10 September End. inclusive. for dis.
pate, per = $. FmprcsS OF E'ahiaa. Registered
rail must he specially addressed. Aerchgnfii@e
for tho United statcs Postal Agency at shans-
lai hfna. canrot be forwarded via Canada (o)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. win seattle.
close here daily at $50 p m. uP TO -eptcrn-
brr ST /. inclusive. for dispatch per : : Iosi
Narrr REGISTERED mail must be directed - IA
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During tine month Of August the clerk
of the corporation court issued thirty
two marriage licenses. twenty-five
white and ten to colored persons. Thir-
ty-fiye deeds we're also recorded.
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UAH POI 5 ; TIrpraUI, IEUH Wv lVTf-
Nail for NEWFOU NDLAND, by rail 70
North sydney and thence via steamer, close
here iaily except Sundays at 1850 m. ard on
SUNDAYS at Il:5l a. m The connecting closes
ore made on Mondays, Wednesdays and sat
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HANDSOME, INTELLIGENT American lady,
worth $500. will marry Immediately and as
si~t kind husband financially. Address BELLE,
49, Van Eircn 81. Chicago ri
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Nails for MENICO overland unless specially
afirrt ssad for dispatch by steamers sailing from:
New York closc here daily at l0:3O .. n. and
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PROF. CLAY,


Clairvoyan:. ard HcaGor, am I. and Eedium.
Permanent al GIL i.iya st-- -ic,aT,iriI, va.
ltbit~. .J,; '.ENl-. --S.
Tells iruil cradle 10 aT-ve. Cai;2s scUiriteL
causes spcely, hIpp' u-rsrscs. Ec;Hcy'. frmily
troubles. spells. mysterious t,eiiu@.,. cmIUia
tio,,. etc; gives iura. E::sn.s, conf: .catia!-
Cfcc hour. 10 d. ~. 20 =. IN. Etc,jfic r..-s
stop at door. "a
Will Julia Barnes or Evans communicate with
Mrs WEIGH. o'3 \ st. lie. el
PHRTNOL oC.Y-g2s Pennsylvania ave; honest
81 ientihc aJ,ipe ry-IrIiHs business, sl'yes,,
health. marriage. culture. FEpt. &cDj&Ai.L'..
- years Practice. biF!ursa- o1i-5
CLMRyOYANT-CarI rea.ic7. Ml:E DAVIS
l22S 9Th st. ny. c29-A
WukKINGNiEN. who want a LIT vnem rhe-
pcclct, are low. 4:d uiung! comes hJri th,T
,s.I save rl.e 3 pc. con, ta,y nave 20 pIy
for the usr OF money 20 meet ,Ni'-:>-s 70,
i.uyiug "a good suit oi c'o,h.s, taiiJ--i...
l-Aly ,sc, but the hc,; julie can't t. il
and Wc sell ;hcm At pm. 20 -UIt yuu,. css4-
ing. The money saver, jtSiui'S ULp STANd,
Clo It. ~" e-'-'
CR. LEAIEERMAN.
Expert Specialist IN 'Gt. Of I.i acu;c AMI
chronic ailments. Complaints oi the l=e-t;v"
organs. nervous ami hood disorders quickly
ourcd
~ \Dl. AItE t,VIN(, To I'lI
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Rlt'A fnif>f he' uiretltl fcE :. = Acfis.
tc) It ll:95 p. m. for HAITI and SANTA
MARTA. per : S Adirondack. from New York.
(c) At ii.25 D. m. fo7 GRENADA and TRIM
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Walls for CHINA and JAPAS. via Tacoma.
cI,,. here daily At esq p m. mp to September
5th inclusive. for dispatch per = $ Vic
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SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.

We favor a stringent law prohibiting the
sale or Use in ice cream Of any CREAM
not pistenriZed.
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RETIRED MERCHANT, middle agc. c.'Irorth
sgO.OO0; seeks at once poor but faithfHi wife.
Addrts, NlR. HAMILTON, 4O3 Omahl Building.
Chicago. MI
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INDEPENDENTLY wealthy lady, with charm
ing personality, sweet disposition ami lover of
home. will devote lie to Kind husbanG. SIN
CERE. SD Holland BlG-.. $. Louis No. MI
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During the month Of August Mayor
George L. simpson collected fines
amounting to $40S75. With one excep-
ton. this is the largest amount col
lected in fines in any one month in the
history of the police court.
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A baseball team composed of employees
of the Robert Portner Brewing Com
pany known as the Tivoli team. defeated
team representing the Paf shoe Fac
tory this afternoon by a score Of "a to 4
in a seyen-inning game.
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Mr.. B. S Hall. Of ST. Asaph, Alex
andria county, was slightly injured to-
day by an unmanageable horse. Mr.
Hall was brought to the AleXand:' ia
Hospital, where ne received medical
treatment.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-09-13

4 report IL made by the American
consul ut Liverpool upon municipal So
cialism In Great Britain. Among the
enterprises managed by municipalities
are Turkish baths owned by Leaning
ton ana Harrogate; a. rabbit-warren, by
Torquay; an Oyster.tishery, by Colches'
ter; n creniat0ry. by Hull: Doncaster
ana Chester own race.courses. and In
DOncaster the town itself manages the
races, 1T. Helen's supplies sterilized
milk. The report says that nearly Il
thousand municipalities In Great Brit
ain own water-works; about hundred
own street railways; many more own
gas works. Speaking generally, the
consul finds that municipal government
In the kingdom Is honest. intelligent
ana energetic, and, rs a rule. political
considerations have little to do with
the engagement or retention Of civic
employees.
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SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHI.
CAOO.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals for constructing the super.
structures of bridges across the Chi
cagO River at 18th street and LOomis
street In the City Of Chicago. which are
covered by advertisement dated July ..
1902. will not be opened on the 3D. day
Of September. 1902. as Is provided In
said advertisement. but will be public.
~ opened on the 9TH day Of November.
1902, by the Board of Trustees at a
meeting to be held on that day In the
Board rooms, 11O1 Security Building.
Chicago, ILL.,. subject to nll the condi.
lions Of the aforesaid advertisement.
except as to date upon which proposals
must be submitted.
The Sanitary District Of Chicago.
BY THOMAS A. SMYTH,
President Of Its Board Of Trustees.
Attest: A. Il. PORTER, Clerk.
Chicago, Aug. %, 1902.