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FOR RENT--FURN1sHED ROOMS

FOR RUNT-Ouc bright sunny room. furnished:
steam heat. porcelain hath on same uoor
PRESCOTT FLATS. third foar. 5g ST. ne.
asI--st
TINE ,,...t -r-.-si-,. 1,c,tio f,, ,y,.,.;,,.-t,
usv house. new furniture. rooms single or en-
suite. steam heat, h3t water, private baths,
BATH for every two rooms' rates reasonable.
No., ,.
'' ~, b., i'-'' tl''H H'g,
III ST. Il
t,,r, pr.,.r >-:..r,- f.,--,.sl,,5 -...... -.
.' .' NE -.I.,,-.,, ..,,I, f1e t.i -1'- @'1
da1GH
r.a PINT OILS New VI ave ,;c,I,. g,--.
"a i,r -,sri r..teI r.oris- t,,rsir,,.s itis "a,
-,'. ,,
FOR HLNl-iWo furnished ami well heated
rooms Tor H-hl hpNstAttllhs hedJr light, and
gas ''' -' BE u1'o''
FOR BENl-Large. nicely furnished back
parl0r. asa,, gas and bath. SO 4 ST. NV
oei''t
FOR RENT-Fuvn ished rooms. heat and gas;
reasonable. central GO G st. NV. del5-4t
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished second story
room; price reasonable, well heated. an con-
ycuiuos, gentlemen only o2l 4th st. NV.
1'-'''.
FOR BENT-Eumishcd room. s. per month
near Capitol and Library l4- Massachusetts, ave
he.' corner -1 ST. del2-St
FOR RENT-Tw3 large. weiI.furnished second
floor communicating rooms for light house-
keeping. we'll heated; large closets; s. per
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAIL WAY

Schedule in effect November so, lN2
ftI aIraUoHl, ha., au- pvi4l,s south. va
Alexandra aua freler-easauts- b. Leave ltatlons
Jtl and b streets. H.l0 4- M, S-l6 ?. ~. daily
l4..4- lIrJ llr HIClmou- aL4 pJlutz uL AZ
i.utie Coast Line and El0rldas 1874 a. m--
1.0u %. m, da.ly tf.0rls end Aetrcp0lltaa
Limited for RIcLmonI and points on Sea
board Air Like and Florida, 1914 ?. "a. train
connects at Richmond with g. 81 ,. Rs. FOR
Newport News Old Point C0nt0rt etc.. 7,4l q.
a.. week days, +-t5 p. ~. daily. fof
hruuUul only. Pullman or paIlor c-Is on al
aict. trains. Accommodation i9r Quautico "a
o. H. Sunday only, 1925 p. rl- week days.
$500 %. DIE. Ut SATURDAY
L. r.. ID. MYERS. W. ID. DUKE. W. 7. TAYLOR
President. General M-r.. Trafnc IEr.
Richmond. ".
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WILL SELL dairy lunch and oyster house;
cleared $50 En- one month: rooms pay renti
three years lease; VIII take lady Cr gentle
man as partner, on account Of other business;
central location. Address Bon 3, this Office.
del43-
LUNCH ROOM. daily sales $50; worth $500
offer wanted NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
FRS, Cu st. dcl6-3t
SEVERAL PAYING grocery stores Tor s850 %
g. 600; genuine bargains. NEW YORK BUSl-
MSS BROKERS, Oh i st. del6-3t
CIGAR STORE, situated on st. long estab-
lished; making money; bargain. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. ON T So. del6-2t
SMALL LOT Of groceries, scales. coffee min.
oil tank. etc, for sale. store for rent; good
retiring from business 1925 7tb S. nw.
dCl5-5-
GOCO-PAYING LUNCH ROOM near street car
power houses Southwest. also one in North
west. centrally located. DUNLAP, eoG r st.
del6-3t
$3.50 TAXES the best little cigar store ia city;
clearing $40 weekly NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, OH g. del53l
WANTED-A good. paying grocery; must be
cheap Address Bon l3. this Office dclo-3t
SMALL grocery store in Southwest section,
good business and cheap rent DUNLAP. 9o"
r st. dcl6-ar
FOR SALE-The bCst room renting and board
iuE house in the civ. house rilel with good
paying boariers. Address Bon ., this odce.
del52t
FINE GROC ERY and provision store. including
horse and wagon; price sloJ0i -Oss llta - n~.
Apply on premises or 90 w. j. DJGAN. oli
Louisiana ave del5-3t
FOR SALE-Oystcr business inc.uifng about
500 customers. horse. wagon. etc.. cheap rent
Address Bon l6. this olHrr. drl55t
FOR SALE-A Grst-class dining room, S35. I20s
9TH 81. MS. oel5-5
FOR sALE-WeU- paying established printing
busiues-. central location; good reason for SELF
ing. Address bon -. this otnec- del55
FOR SALE-A wei established grocery store;
cCurrs-y loJutcd. must bC suid on account iu
health Apply 1880 NaglaH ave. ne. delj-st
FOR SALE-A good, paying cleaning and re-
pairing establishment. chance fUr the buyer;
don't miss H. Apply Go slo yth So. nw- deli-s-
FOR SALE-Luneh roos1 On pcnuylvlnia ave-
uW.: central. receipts so dlg, Uill zell FOR
5000. Address BOX 9. this Office. eeli-at
BARGAINS in grocery stores. from SOD ug;
paving lunch rooms rlom.uE house. feed store;
best little cigar store in city at inyQicc. Dun
LAP, 600 st. oeltst
HALF INTEREST in arst-,lass hand laundry.
$40 wcesy, price $500. Nav YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS ON 81 delt-l
m NCH ROOM; leading MARKET; established
seventeen wears; price $500, raga chance. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, Oh = So. deli5-
PRINTING! Good work at reasonable prices.
FRANK Il GIBSON 81 CO. 1903 81. nw-
uaS0-tf
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK q WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

- Every day IN the year from foot % "a
- st. for p Monroe Norfolk, Newport
- News. ard al points south, by the So
. perb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport NCws. Norfolk. and
wash ngtor
Lv Washington $50 pm L.y Portsmouth 500 pm
Lv Alexandra 90 pm .Lv. Norfolk. .- 90 pm
Ar. Ft. Monroe 2 90 am .iv. ~ Monroe 90 pm
Ar Norfolk 500 am iAr. Nex-ndrla $3.50 am
Az. Portsmouth, S-I5 an At. Washington 700 am
81 Through connections made az Nor
folk with steamers ~ Old Dominion
Steamship Co. for New York. and Aer-
- chants and Miners Steamships FOR Dos
- ton
. GE-For further Information apply at
- general ticket Office Bond Building. 18th
- and Y. Y ave. or 9TH s. Wsaii Wash
- ington. p. C.
Phone 22en TVO CALLAHAN. Gen. Mgr
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAlLWAY.

Schedule effective November go 1902.
Trains leave .rom P-rn,s iysnia Station.
s-IO a. m. Daily. Local for HarrIsonbUrg,
Narlcuton. Charlotte. ana way stations
lviI a. m Daily. Washington and Florida
Limited first-elass coaches and drawing-ro0m
sleeper 90 Jacksonville. Fla. Dining car service
u:l5 a. no. Daily. United states Fast Mall
Fir5t-Class coaches and drawing room sleeper
20 New Orleans Dining car service
4-Ol p. M. " eek Days Local Cor Harrison
burg and way stations eg Manassas branch.
4.aO p in- Daily Local Tor Narrent0n and
Charlottesville.
s-lJ p. m. Daily. New York and Atlanta Ex-
press Flrst-class coach and sleeper to Atlanta,
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays. sunset
Route. Tourist sleeper Washington 60 san
Francisco. Pullman buffet service.
y-Jv p. M. Daily. New York and Florida
Express. First class coach and sleeper 60 Cam
den. oummenillc, Charleston. savannah, Jack
sonwlIe. and Port Tampa sleeper -J Augusta.
and connection FOR Aiken. Dining car service.
lo-ul b. ui. DAILY. New York and ,eupuls
Limited (via Lyucnburg). Flrstll2ss coach and
sleeping car 10 Roanoke. Knoxville, Chat
tsnooga, and Memphis. sleeper 90 New Orleans.
Dining car service.
Io:l5 p. m. Daily. Washington and south
western Limited. All Pullman train. club and
observation ears TO Atlanta ard Macon. sleep
ers 20 Nashville. Atlanta, Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans. Monday, Wednesday and Friday
through sleepc- 60 Piuchurst- Dining car SER
vice.
TRAINS or BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 a. "a. and 40 p- m.
daily. Week days. 100 p. m, 8.35 p. Ia, and
0.25 p. ID. Latter for Lees5uTg Cniy.
Through trains from Ire South arrive Wash
ingtop O;42 a. M, U.52 O. m-, 7.f0 a. m.. 9.tj
g. m, 200 p. M, g.15 b. M, and $3.50 p. tn.
daily. Local trains iIom Harrison arg. ll-5j a.
N. week days and g.O5 b. no daily. From
Charlottesville % a. m and Q so p. M. daily.
Tickets. sleeping ru reservations. and de-
tailed information can be had st ticket Otices.
505 18th St.. 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
- I-snia Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residence
Phone 1910 p r. r. Cab Service
&. Il. ACKERT. General Manager.
s. n. HARDWICK. General Passr Agent
l.. s. BROWN. General Agent
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS


FOR RENT Rooms, uniurui,hej, reasonable.
5i1 s.h st. NV. drl1-Sl
FOR RENl-llu st. uv.. first floor. two rooms
and kitchen, occupied by owner Adults only.
oel2-at
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms with
bath. ls55 G. st. sw del5-5t
FOR RENTING nice. large rooms, modern
improvements. SD lO2 x ST. nU. u,l5-at
FOR RENT-Tvo or three nice uuiurnshcl
rooms. heat. gas bath. second floor. suitable flr
light housekeeping. Call after &, l8-i $ ST.
Nv. dcl5-Jt
FOR -Uniumished large parior, hrs, h1or.
suitable for ggut,m vr lady; two ou third
floor. I0I4 lUJh So. NV. Lcl5-.t
FOR RENT-Two unfuruis shed rooms; modern
Improvements. gl5 9th st. 81. dc.lt-5t
FOR RENT-Two large bay window rooms on
the first do0r; furnace heat ull "a ST. NV
dcIf-St
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR CHRIsTSiAs-Gent's goId-dUed chains. g.
warranted ten years j. DRJkKEK, corner 18th
ST. and Pennsylvania ave, upstair. deIg-3t
WASTED-To sell or rent you cheap. No. Q
P0stoffce. dcl6-St
I2fs sth S. nu- del5-8t
500 LETTER HEADS and $50 envelopes, printed.
g. ALPHA CO. 0Z5 3 st. nv. dcl5 O.
PRACTICE in DisLlct o. Columbia and the
States. Il. j. GOGDUN. Lawyer. 6I5 l4th e.
uv dclj-Ct
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OR CHEAP AT $3.50.

FOR sALE-CHEAP AT 54,2j0.
"C1p.t5l Hul"
Near the Capitol and Libary-only a short
distance from Maryland aye. me-. a threcstoly
uiu..r51m briCh. cellar, lot over 20 feet wide,
100 feet deep 20 wide alley THIS HOUSE
WILL RENT READILY FOR 5000 PER
MONTH.
APPLY FOR PERMIT To INSPECT.
MOORE g. HlLL Dluc), ~ llth VI. uwt
drl2--f
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN NEAR TIE NAVY
YARD. ONLY &c. 100
Well located near Pennsylvania ave. and
s,h ST.. se.. q comparatively new sizro0m
lay-aiudoV bd,b lot ltXsO. renting for
$3.50 per month
NESINENT
MOORE s. HILL unc.). III 18th st. nv.
dclZl
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Bright young men. with wheels.
ga'ary; bring references. ROOM 3. Wardcr
Building. dcl0-3,
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WANTED-HOUSES.
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Teams 20 haul coal g. s. DASH &
SONS. Coal and Firewood. 20s Florida ave ne.
deg-H
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LOST

LOST-Monday night pockethook; g.. A. r.
Hall Liberal reward for return 20 BIS 18th
81. NV. dclu1l
T'cT-WiT gentleman who took umbrella from
fence please leave at First Precinct? dal6-3t
LOST-Pockethook 8 O'Clock Monday evening;
small sum ui money and keys. LIST ST.. be-
tween p and sts- NV Return 20 200 Indiana
ave. NV; reward. Il
LOST-Fur collar. between 1923 18th ST. NV. via
Massachusetts ave. and Thomas Circle. Liberal
reward n left az above number deI5-2t
LOST-Saturday, corner 9th and g sts NV,
gold spectacl,s. Return to 4O4 6 ST. ne; re-
ward del5-5t
LOST-Scotch collie dog; answers % name Of
M0llc. Suitable reward If returned 20 1910 3
ST dcl4-at
LOST-Black and white dog; half hound and
bun. white ring around his neck. Reward.
1924 82d s. NV. delt3t
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FOUND.

FOUND-The only place that sells pound, mar
ble, and fruit cake az l2c per pound. WILKINS
MOUNT VERNON CAFE. 52f 9th st. NV.
del6-6t
FOTNp-5.O0O pounds pound. marble and fruit
cake. 10 cents per pound. 100 pounds or over,
@ cents pound, wholesale only g0l 18th ST. nW.
drlf3t
FOJND-Oue carload Of apples. amy kind. at
$3.50 per barrel. POI 10Th st. nw. dol0-3t
FOUND-Laoey's ice cream absolutely pure.
90 cents per gallon. Delivered in unlettered
wagons COZ New York ave. nv, mI0-u
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BALTlMORE AND OHIO r. r.

Leave Washington. New jersey Ave and 81
Chicago aud Northwest, 1850 a. m, '6s20
Cincinnati. St Louis. and Louisville, 1000
a. u.. '4.lJ p. m., -l-l0 night.
Pittshurg and Cleveland, 'lO.50 a. n, 's:45
p M and i 90 night
COumUus and Wheeling. -6.2e p. m
Winchester is.25 o. n, Il'l5 and li5ssQ
p. m-
Annapolis, .,7:so, $50. lIn.5o a. M, l4.sO.
Frcd5rieE. Hs.s5. .-9.Oo. Ilo.5O a m. --IlS.
Haregstouu. ..I0.00 a. m. and .5:9O ?. m.
BOYD and way points SIS, 1850 a m,
ssl-l5. f-se. $50. --lQ-l5. Ill-50 p. m
Gaithers1urg and way points s.S5, -'s.c0 A.
no., 1850. "l.lj, $50, 1880, 500, .i5.S9,
.o5. ''IO.l5 I.S0 p. m
Washington Junction and way points. s:S5.
'9.o0 a. m-. ''1lj. $3.50. $50 p m
Baltimore, week days. I5,0O. 800, $50.
81 sos 1880. $50. e-S5. xS-3J, Mo-plr II 30 A.
m. Xl2.-0 nooa, Kiss, X3,eo 14.oo, Ii;59,
$3.50. N5.05. 5.2a. No.-0. gro. Ne-oo, Xi0-o0
1880, $3.50 $500 a. iH-l Nl2-20, LIS, $500
1850. N5-oJ, 5-2j, 90, s5-JJ, TlO-0o' 11-SO,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Baltimore. Phiiadeiphia. New Aork. Boston.
and tie East, $500, '1so5 tDinerl, $50 (But-
iet). s-g.00 Dne), 1000 Dlne1 q. m.
u.ucr1. 1850 tPhiladclphia only). -5-o5
,Dmcrl. 500 and 'll.so p. m. (sleepins Car
open 1t 1000 o'c.ocsl-
Atautic city. 1865. llC.OO a. m, i.I2:20.
'U4iiy. .Egcep. Sunday. sssundsy only.
XEXpress trains
BAGGAGE called f1r and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co on orders
Iaft at ticket Offices. 6lq Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest, NeW YORK Avenue and Fifteenth
Street sui at station.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

THE cheapest fats in Washington, four rooms
and bath, hot water, and gas, 50 per month.
Apply 1861 J. ST.. Sc dpIs5t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YORK-SOUTHA HAMPTON-LONDON.
s. Paul. Dec II, 10 am. PhTa Dec. 81. 20 am.
st Louis. Dec. "a. 10 am 81 FaulJan. O.. lC q r.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARIS.
Vaderl'd Dec. % 10 am. Zccl4nd.-Jan. o, 10 a.
KroonI'd Dec "a. 10 am. Finland JAM 10. 10 am
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
COMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 St.
y W or Geo. ~. Mo-, IftI g 81. ~ IS.
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REAL ESTATE.

HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE.
1901 Clifton Ct. NV. Columbia Heights over
locking citp, one block from 18th st. car line.
Eewly renovated throughout Contains l9
rooms, 9 Tiled Baths, 2 aanges, Water filter
ing plant Laundry. House heated by Steam.
Has lawn, porch, awnings and screens. Price.
per month,
UNFINISHED. Sl25.O0.
FURNISHED WITH CARPETS AND POR-
THERE'S. $1,000.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. $4,000.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
CARETAKER on PREMISES.
Apply ALONZO o. BLISS, Owner,
Room 8, Bliss Bldg. Telephone East 685.
uo22-s9t
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HELP wANTED-FEMAJR.

WANTED-A woman 90 COOK wash and iron;
family o. four, reference required; $40 per
month. 2G b ST. ne dcI68t
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PRIcE. 500 EAcH

TNTIE- H0-lIV ENI IT
Always renting FOR $3.50 per month;
offered for less than cost in order to
close the affairs of syndicate, sew
craI modern dwellings; well located on
Capitol Hill" near the Capitol and
Library. wen built; @ stories and cell
Oar. seven rooms, furnace heat; modern
plumbing. etc CHEAP UUMEs-NELL-
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
MOORE s. HlIL Unc.J, az 18th st. NV.
dCI-.st
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR sALE-Beautiful collie puppies. MEE-
CHANTS STORE. houilWorth. ID. e.. d-IGst
FOR SALE-Fine lot GO parrots. mockinE birds
squirrels, snake guinea PIGS. rabbits. gold
fsh Also Canarios from $50 upward
sCHluD's EMPCRIUN or PETS. 10 18th ST.
nv. n015-f
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
THE BEST XMAS GIFT.
FOR SALE
A FINE HOUSE.
6l0 FIFTEENTH STREET \. F.
sizroom Brick house. Bay window. Near
school and Two car lines
PRICE. =, 500.
S2j Cash. Balance. Sl5 a Month.
This is an opportunity where you can secure
home weu worth 5000.
F.. J. DIEUDoNNE,
del5-st 3li 9Th St. y. W.
FOR SALE-22d st.-NearIy new 7-room brick,
modern improvements Reduced 10 $1,000.
FOR sALE-s4.5oo-A GROOM BRICK on II
ST.. NEAR ZlST-. A VERY NICE LITTLE
HOME, FIRST-CLAss INVESTMENT.
FOR SALE. 400 EACIi--2 neat Groom houses
with stone trimmings on a corner one
square from Lincoln Park
GET OUR LIST. WE'VE COT THE BEsT At
TIE LOWEST PRICES.
STONE & FAIRFAX 500 and 500 F a. NV
BARGAIN NEAR GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE,
. 1000.
MODERN TWO-~iDRN AND CELLAR BAY
WINDOW PRESSED BRICK. WELL BUILT
DWELLING. Located in best section Of n IT.,
oa car line. SIX large rooms; bauh, good sized
lot Go rear alley. Wei rented. paving ~ per
cent now. can Boz made 90 pay per cont. This
property is a snap and cannot ae again dupii-
Gated iu this splendid Investment and home
section. Apply 90 SOLE AGENT
JOSEPH 1. WELLER,
Honest Dealing in Realty"
Tel r. SO. No. pJ2 y 81. nv.
del4-u
FOR SAIE-A handsome home, 9Th st. ~
ttrrr doors fs0m East Capitol. between tW0
car lines. ten rooms. bath, cellar, furnace;
Dot sGxf{0 This ia O bargain at $500.
dsI8sr @. N. aLlE. OOi i st. NV.
FOR SAIE-Eow is your chance. A splendid
home. sth S. NV. near $. eight rooms. bath.
cellar. furnace. stable; VIII rent $3.50. Price
$500
dgI48t C. NJ sLYE. 0oi r st. nv.
FOR SALE-A big bargain in Northwest: six
room brick an modern Improvements, good Do
.s.s.u. lg per cent investment. VIII sell for
s.. 500.
drl48t G. n. sLYE, col r St. nv.
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THE LOGAN
WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED. Si.75 up; house painting;
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, uO5 9th ST.
re-, phone. East 506-D. delG-st
FEW DAYS MORE.-Rooms papcrcd $50 up
HUNT. s67 @ 81. del-7t
ROOMS PAPERED-L0west prices; aIsy house
painting. lowest prices THOS. GEORGE. AlA
9Th ST. sw. deS-lgf
NOLTE 6Zl 9TH u nv. ig constantly feceiv-
inC the latest and most attractive designs in
Wall Papers. and papers rooms from % up
Cal and investigate for yourself and be con
vinced. snlt-tf
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WANTED-ROoMS.

WANTED-By married couple. no children, two
furnished rooms for light housekeeping. near
Providence Hospital: references exchanged. Ad-
dress BOX n, this Office. delG8t
FOR RENT-Two OF three furnished rooms:
light housekeeping; state price. Addrcss BOX
20 this ofhce. il
WANTED-Thrcc rooms. near 10Th and j sts
$40. Address BOX 10. this Office. dcI5.at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-16
THE MIssIssIPPI STORE on THIS PAGE TO-DAY
PEACE PROPOSALS
Terms Upon Which England And
Beers Agree.

The Hague, April lo.-From
those close in touch With the Boer
leaders here it appears that the
latest secret dispatches from
South Africa outline the peace
proposals now under discussion
at Pretoria.
The Beers accers a British
Lord commissioner With a Bosr
executive both to be d resident al
Pretoria. The country to be di-
vided into districts with British
district officers and Boer com
mittee chosen by polling, by the
ourghers, The veto right to be
reserved by the British Govern
ment.
A majority Of the nitish officers
must be conversant with the
Dutch langua ge, Johannesburg to
be retroceded to the British with
complete British civil organiza-
ton. A war indemnity of at least
PlO, 100000 to be distributed by
mixed committees. Disarmament
to occur when the first batch o
Boer prisoners are sent back t.
Esonth Africa. No war tax to b.
levied. Bo,h languages to DO re.
cognized III schools and court
and in official documents, Tn
expense Of garrisons in South A.
rica to Be borne by Great Briaar
The present Boer leaders to be re
tanned ID Office so far as possible
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-16
RELIEF FORINDEANs.
Secretary Recommends Passage
of Relief Act.

Washington, April I5.-Tn re
sponse to petition from Gov.
Duke and Delegate McCurtain,
the secretary has recommended
that congress pass bill dIstrib.
uting 500, 900 of the town lot
funds among the destitute of the
Choctaws and Chickasaws imme-
diately.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-16
CHoCTAW TRANSFER.
More Than 155, 600 Shares
Turned Over.
Shares

Philadelphia, April 14-Over
155 900 shares of stock of the
Choctaw Oklahoma s. Cult rail-
road has been deposited with the
Girard Trust Co., in favor Of the
road to Speyer s. Co., at the close
of business today. The total
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-16


hgl q S. 200 600. 1ne committee
also ordered favorable report on
. bill increasing from $50 TO $40
per month the pension OF those
nh0 are totally deaf tbs viii in
crease tie pensions SOS ,0e0 only.
At the Big Cash Store
YOU will find the largest
and best assortment OF
the Buokskin Pants in
market. the Kind to
wear and not to Rip.
j. G. Mays.
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shares amount to 100000. This
settles.fnally the question of owner
ship of the road, which, goes
to the New York banking irm
and it is expected win be turned
over to the Rock Island system
London, tpfil l5 The chan
cellor of the excAequer estimates
that the to.al deficit for The pres
ent year will be- 26,S2L000 lbs.
Rubber Boots. Lots
of 'em at EnerSOn'S
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
WILSON ENDORSED
The Democrtic Central Committee De
 cIares for Him
(COllrier.)

tCOurlerD
 The democratic central committee of Yavapai county met in the court room last Saturday. The session was a mosi harmonious one and the action had was for the best interests of the party The date for the convention to nominate county officers and choose delegates to the territorial conven- tion was set for August 30 1902. The date of ,he democratic primary cleo tion is August g. 1902.
 The county committee. following the precedent set by the territorial cen tral committee. by a majority vote. fixed the basis of representation in the county convention at one delegate for every 50 votes cast for Hon M. A. Smith al the last election and one del egatc for each major fraction of that number of votes. Each precinct is allowed one delegate. The number of delegates to the convention. on this basis. is roughly estimated at 130. The committee passed the following resolution:
 Resolved, That the members of the democratic central committee of Yav- apai county. in meeting assembled do hereby pledge themselves to support Col. J. F. Wilson for delegate to con gress, and urge all democrats of Yav- apai county to work to the end that the democratic delegates to the terri torial convention support Colonel Will son first, last and all the time"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

used in constructing the same for { jail building to cost not to exceed S2, 50e was presented to the council by Architect Olmstead, after making some changes in the plans, the follow ing action was taken:
 It was moved by Alderman Kindred and seconded by Alderman Bower that the council employ MT. Olmsteao to strike of some blue print copies ol the drawing of the jail building with changes proposed by the councn, TUT pish specifications, and take charse oi the construction of the city 1aii' a' the rate of commission allowed arcni- tects. namely, , per cent or the COT struction. A vote was taken on this motion and all councilmen voted aye, and it was therefore carried and adopted.
 Alderman Bowen being desirous or cutting of all charges to cltlzens TOT the use of the scavenger wagon ne ln- troduced the following resolutions;
 Whereas. The current revenue ol the city of Bisbee is seemingly sum- cient to pay the ordinary and current expenses of the city without any tur ther necessity of charging citizens TOT the use of the scavenger wagon, no" therefore be it
 Resolved. By the mayor and com mon counci. of the city of Bisbee that after the 18th day of August, A ID. 1902. until the further order of the council, no charges shall be made lo any citizen of the city of BisbeH -nr the use of the scavenger wagon. D2- the services of the same shall be rem dered free of all charges. and the or dinances governing the sanitry condi- tions of the city will be rigidly en- forced.
 It was moved by Alderman Bowen and seconded by Alderman Taylor that the resolutions be adopted as read. A vote was taken upon this mo tion to adopt said resolutions. and the vote stood as follows: Bowen ana Taylor voting aye. and Kindred. War ner and Johnson voting no. There fore said motion to adopt said resoln- tion was lost.
 The following bills were allowed;
 J.R. Henderson, s155.75; J. J. liar rington. s100: Harry Jennings. s1Oo; w. P. Miller, $1OO; W. D. Kinsey. s52.60; six councilmen, $15 each, s9o; J. J. Muirhead, s2O; Walter Standifer and helper on scavenger wagon, sl55; Fred Coleman and helper s204; J. (. Kraigbaum. s76: O. K. blacksmith shop, s154; V G. Medigocich, s9-1o; J. B. Angius. s12020; l.. c. Shattuck. s4O8: s. K Williams, s33; Copper Queen Con. Mining Co.,, s17.65; Bisbee Daily Review. s3s1.20: J. H. Jack, s13.79: Bisbee Transfer and Express Co.,. s4S.60.
 Council adjourned to Monday even ing. August 11th. at D. m.
 W. D. Kinsey,
 City Clerk.