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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected 20 March Is. 1902
Trains ieaEe from PennsEIrania Statsnn-

ClAeAlte cOfrcCLca 70 March
Trains leave from Pennsylgania Staten
sol a. r. Daily. LEGAL Tor tiarrisonburE. War
reutoa. Charlotte and was stations
lo-5l NJ Daily "a ashingtcn. Richmond and
FLORIDA Limited k1rst-cl2Ss coach and dra9iuZ-
ICON sleeper 90 Jacksonville Dining car service.
u-l5 e. m Daily United States Past HafI-
t1r>t-ciass COACHES and crawIng-rOoEn sleeper %
New orleans Dining car service
1l.35 a. m Daily. Local for W1rreuton and
charlottesville
s-0I p. "a Week Days. Local Tor Iarrisoa-
burg and way stations Manassas bEanch.
80 p m Daily Local for Wa-renton and
6.s5 p m Week DAYS. TIE soutbern-s Palm
Limited. All Pullman train. New Yors and
Washington, 10 Aiken. Augusta and 81. AnEzs-
tine. Fla. composed q cIub. Compartment
drawing room. and observation cars Dining car
$50 p. m Daily. Washington and Chattanooza
Limited via LynchburE)- First-rlzs coach and
Sleeping car % Roanoke Knoxville, Cnaltz1ooya
and Memphis sleeper 70 NeW Orleans Dining
$50 p m Daily. New York and Atlanta II
press Fi-st-class coaeh and sleeper % Atlanta,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. sunset Ro.sts
Pullman buffet service.
$50 b. m Daily New YORK and Florida ~
pres First-class coach and sleeper TO savannah.
jacksonville. and Port Tampa; sleeper 20 sum
ervi-lc. Charleston. Augusta aud 10 Thomas
VILE Ca, and connection flr Aiken Dining car
I0-45 p- m Daily Washington and southsest-
EN- Limited AT Pullman train. club and ohser-
Nashville AtIaEta. Macon. Memphis. New orleans
Daily. except saturday q Pinehurst- ~ c. Din-
ing sCrvi-e-
TRAINS on B.CENONT BRANCH
Leave Washington SOL A. m day, 100 p m.
and E.f9 D. m. week Gays. and 90 p. M. sun
GAYS caty FOR Blue-u0-r. nd $50 p m and 6-25
o. m. week days. and ll:f9 p. M. theatre tram.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, Tor Lees
burg
through trains from the south arrive Wash
iuglon 6-42 a. M. Csc o. M. 50 a. "a lois
a. ui- daily. except Mondays. 200 p u g-01
p. m. and $50 D. n daily Local trains from
uarrisclburg. I-SI a. N week DAYS and
$50 p m daily From Charlottesville. SIS
A. II and $40 D m daily
Tickets sleeping car reservations, and detailed
Information can Re had az ticket oHces, 705 ls-h
s.. 5Il PenuSy ivaniz Avenue. and Penrsylvania
Station Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Nam I4fl, P. r. r Cab Service.
c. II. ACkERT- General Manage
: r. HARDWICK. Gene-al Pass'r Agent
l. s BROWN, Cenersl Agent.
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TABLE BOARD.

BOARD, sl2 per month: hot lunch; near Census.
10 81. nw. tcI-S
THE BEST table board at The Crune0sld, 8Is
Sd St. NV. corner Indiana ave. mZ5-T
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FOUND.

FOJND-At Lacey's. most modern ice cream fac
tory in America, delicious chocolates, vanilla and
II awbeTry ice cream; made from tine fruit not
the acid Do per gallon Also l-aceys special
lOc p-1 s--.,,H- LIS 6Jz New York Ave. Phone
Main s15- deIO-tf
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wANTED-ROoMs ANp BoARp

wAETED-HORSES AND VEHICLES.
WILL TRADE uncucumbercd lot iu Huntsville
or Brentwood for hne surrey buggy and harness.
p. o. BOX "a Hy4ttsyiile- e2s7
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Geut's Zi-inch bicycle: nearly new;
Goodrich tiges. cost $40; viii sell for SIS. Ad-
dress BOX $50 this Office. els
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-smaH horse for driving; also dirt
wagon. cheap lsz0 9th 81. NV e22
FOR SALE-Fine family hor-e; also cop ,uggy
1880 y Cap ST. NV eI
FOR SALE-Chc1p. good grocery wagon horse
and harnca55 also large icr box $50 Ilth ST.
mig
FOR sALE--A fast pacing horse, : years old. and
gentle family mare. years old. also q road
cart and fine ruuabout almost new gentleman
leaving the city; viii sell at q sacrifice. lfa5
D. - me-
FOR SALE-Ncxt ten DAYS . nes and second
hand traps suueys runabouts, Daytous and
grocery wagons, also stock OF harness. 40 rea-
sonable one refused 81 st. nv. ms
FOR sALE-Diu wagon, complete; nearly as
good a. new reasonable HALL. Sd and sts.
he. mis-
FOR SALE-Threc light business wagons In
quire AZ Maryland ave. sw. c2I-7
To BE POSITIVELY SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
Seventeen horses and mares, suitable for any
business. weighing from go TO Loo pounds
also good driving horse; no reasonable Offer
fused Residence, Zl2 az ST. nv. e5l-7
FOR sALE-Two Young horses. suitable for road
family or business purposes also wagon buggy
and harness Call Al residence. I'D Indiana ave.
NV e3I-7
FOR SALE First-class driving horse; cheap.
Rear OF 1902 ST. nv, after p. m. e2l3
LEFT To BE soLD-Delivery anG dayton wagons.
business and other buggie>- SJLIfAN'S. 1910
Ohio ave tGeyer). esI-3
FOR SALE-A stylish cut-under trap. in fine
condition. GIG ST.. NV. e3I-3
FOR SALE-rwO young horscs. IN perfect C0ndi-
ti0n but too light FOR Iour work NATIONAL
BISCUIT COMPANY, 6l6 + 81. nv. eS5
FOR sALE-Onc roasl wagon. ina good condition.
J. WELLS. oh and W. Sc. e2l-S
FOR SALE-Iorse, surrey harness. etc. cheap;
guaranteed sound and gentle Ialj 5 st. NV
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Only IS Minutes to Alexandra.
By Washington and Alexandra Perry steamers Of
The Washington Steamboat Company.
limited.
Alexandra Perry, from 5th ST Ferry Wharf
ROUND TRIP, 15C.
New Schedule IN effect April L 1927
LEAVE WASHINGTON-Week DAYS. A. m
C;l0 c:f0, 30, So 9.O4 1850. 1880. u.8o;
p =, $3.50, l-80, go 3.I5, AIS. 500. $50.
and C.3O
LiANE aLEXANDRIA-Week DAYS. a. m.
So, $50, 100. $40. 9.i5. 9-4i Ip-l5 I-39;
=. M. l2-S0 $50. ESQ 3.lj, 4-l5, 5-58. 5.45.
and $50
LEAVE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRA
SUNDAYS ~, $3.50. IG-5o. I-5O: D. m
l2.30. 80. 80. $50. 40. $50 and 6.g8
JOHN b. FADCETT. Ceneral Manazer.
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HANTED-A bright educated lady as outside
galeslzdy; must be a fluent talker. Call Room
S03- Jenifer Building. eI
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

TOR RENT-Briek stable, With Ioit; $. IN Fsss
Of So ~ ST. e3lS
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WANTED-Cogk and general houscwo.kcr; must
be neat. clean. honest and truthful Mrs. DON
AHOO. to East Capitol 81. el
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED Furniture OF al kind. store and Office
fixture FkiEs HOPWOOD sIA and sts-
NV. Telephone, Main 1852 ms
WANTED second hand cash register. iron ale.
feet high, Tor cash. Address BOX l0l. this
once r,5-2
MANTED-To buy old feather beds T. MARKS,
Is Myrtle 81 rs
NANTED-Bring your old gold and silver
Watches and diamonds 20 the MINT. SIS G. a
nv. and get fuil value in ready money GO
MARTIN. Manager. sI7-sm
WANTED-OLD UNITED STATES COINs. 81 %
for - gold piece. gold doll4rs. slZ5 up: gold
siiTe', diamonds bought. sBKAHA1TS. 49, 9TH
81. f-1gff
WANTED-0iz1siz plate holdels. printing. frame.
buraishers trays etc. Address BOZ 5sl this
oGice
WANTED-Nice fold led ana p1rior yuilc f1--
nitwe; must be chesp; cash. BOX to- sta
tion &. rr1-g
EANTED-An iBvalld's rolling chair. al ono.
FOR cash Addre A. McCREAKY ZIG q ST. uu
eSI-B
GREAT RETURNS AT SMALL COST Satisfactory
Printing; 1000 cards, bi!lhcads, envelopes. 81 81
HAYS, Sos L st. MS. mhsi-7t
WANTED-TiEhest cash price paid for ladies
and geHis' cast-0f clothing. Address postal uiu
call B. TAhoHEs. los tn 81 nv. elO-S0
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FOR RENr-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.


FOR RENT-Uniurnished rooms. newly papered.
second floor; large. bright. with closet; married
couple l44l Corcoran ST. NV e2S
FOR RENT-Four unfinished rooms; bath on
second floor 2l3 II 81 NV. ei
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms, bath
housekeeping, S. so p St ne. m2-5
FOR RENT-Three or fom unfupisl,,.d rooms.
second floor ly1S 9th st NV m2-$
FOR RENT-Large unfwuished front room for
couple; also furnished rooms for gentlemen. Ad-
dress BOX $50. thls Office m2S
FOR RENT-Four unfinished rooms for house
keeping 1926 10Th st. NV els
FOR RENT-Largc unfinished front room; access
to bath; only - per month II P st. ne. els
FOR RENT-Folr lIniurnisbed room; modern i'm
pT2yements- on ftl 81 nv. els
FOR RENT-Tvo second-aoor back rooms. with
bath heat. and gas;is9. 400 9th st. NV. els
FOR RENT-Teo orr thpsa rooms: heat. light.
gas, bath; second floor; terms moderate l2G
St ne mis-
FOR RENT-Two uufurujshed front rooms. one
"ith bay window; both ' - lighted and newly
p4pered; light housekeeping S3s z ST. mis-
FOR RENT-Tf-ee unfinished room. light
housekeeping private family; references required
Sly "a st. NV mis-
FOR RENF-Three roomss third floor; heat. gas;
10 two adults, So 1873 Jlth st, NV. mis-
FOR RENT-I'wo furnished rooms for light house
keeping. 80 ID st, NV. mI-s
FOR RENT-Three fine rooms: newly Papered.
south front; second hOOrs heat, gas, bath; SIS
month l425 St NY. - e3l-S
FOR RENTING UNPUBLISHED rooms; second 'foor.
fVS ist ST. NV ... els
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms bath gas,
and heat; nc children. 4i2 ST. e3l-5
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms, seco-sd floor;
light housekeeping I2S &. nw. e3I-3
FOR RENT-Two unIurnishea rooms; private
bath. Owner, coo A 81. Sc. eSI-3
FOR RENT-TyVO unfJrnished rooms and bath
for housekeeping SIS 81 w. Tn3I-g
FcS RENT-Three unfurnished communicating
rcorEs' light housekeeping allowed 9Iz Irh ST
nv. rnsl-2
FOR RENT-Rooms. The Astoria 30 and c sts
NV central location; modern milf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INsTRU CTIONS OF VIOLIN for 25c lesson: be,t
Of references furnished. as 70 ability. Box S07
THIS Office e2-I
FINE RAILROAD WATCHES. IN silver. goid-
hiled solid gold. ~ week j. DRJ hkER
18th and Pa ave- over DAVIS Hat store MI
LADIES' loHgHette chains and loclets 81 down.
81 a week J. ORR kkER. I2th and Pa. ave,
over Davis Hat store mi
MATTRESSES REMADE like new. sI50. on
premises j. J. FEENEN, as Pa ave NV
FOR SALE-SQU ARE PIANOS
At less than Auction Prices
kTEIN PIANO. $50
CHCkERING PIANO. ...........- .--........-. So
On 81 Weekly Payments
apI-u r. G.. SMITH 1928 Pa ave
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire one dollar. JULIUS
COHEN. IIOi 9Th NV est
WILLIAMS % BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought and sold; sis book lLndin- IN ell It's
branches SIS ST eS0-ts
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Trans-Pacifc Mans.

Nails for CHINA and JAPAN. va S-,ftt.
close here daily at $50 p IN. up 10 Au-iI > in
elusive. Tor despatch per s. s. kags Marl. Reg
isteTed mail must Se directed Via SEATTLE (o)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. and HAWAII ais
letter mail and specialiy-sddrcssed periodicsIs
Tor the Philippine Islands,. via san Francisco
close here daily a. G-3O p. m UP n April 3
inclusive ior despatch per s. s.. Caeiil. toj
Nails tor AUSTRALIA (except those for yyesf
Australia. which are forwarded via Eur1pe) NEW
ZEALAND. fiJl. SAMOA. and HAWAII via san
Francisco. close here daily at 30 D. m. after
&arch 30 and up 20 April 8, inclusive. for de-
spstch per s. s. Sierra. tol
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via SEATTLE and
Victoria. r. C.. close here daily at ESQ D. m up-to
April s. inclusive Tor despatch per S. s. Em-
press of Japan. Registered mail must De specially
addressed MercEandlse Tor the L. = Postal
Agency at Shanghai, China. cannot De forwarded
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. and HAWAII vi,
san Francisco. close here daily az C.30 p. m up
% April 10. Inclusive. Tor despatch Der s. =
Hong Kong Naru- fo)
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via
San Francisco, close here daily at 6-SO 3D. m
mp 90 April N. inclusive. for despatch Der
L. :. transport tol
Mails for CHINhf and JAPAN. via Tacoma.
close here daily at $50 p M up 20 april H. in-
elusive FOR despatch per s. s. Victoria (Ol
Mails for HAWAII. via San Francisco. close
here daily al ESQ =. ma zap % April ~. inclusive
tor despatch per s. s. Alameda (o)
Nails for TAHITI and MARQCESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco, close here daily at ESQ
p m. mp 10 April T., inclusive, for despatch
Der f. 5. Australia. to)
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia. which are despatched via Europe. and
New Zealand mails for which are DESPATCHED
via san Francisco). and FIJI ISLANDS via seat
he and Victoria. r. C.. close here daiiy AZ $50
p. m. up 90 April 26 inclusive To- despatch
per s. S. NOJul Especially addressed only) tol
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are despatched 20
New York. t0r connection with European steam
erS
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Military MaiD de
spstchcd 90 san Francisco az all closes for that
office. Co connect with Government transports,
the sdiliugs Of which are Irregular
REGISTERED NAILS close az the MAIN Of
FICE As follows Cd At 800 p. m. same day:
tcl az 500 p. m same day; cd al 500 a. m.
same day; 90 az 800 D. m previous day;
Ul1 at 1900 M. previous saturday: t1 az 500
p. o.. previous day. Co az 6.00 p. M. previous
day. JOHN A MERRITT. Postmaster.
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WALL PAPER

NOLTE. s24 9th 81. NV, Is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Wall
Papers. and papcrs rooms from 500 zap. Call
and investigate 3ot yourself and be convinced.
mlf-u
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. POSTOFFICE. NOTICE
should be read daily, a changes may Occur
At any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 10 the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule OF closuZs Is ar
ranged on the Presumption % their uninter-
rupted overland transit For the week ending
April 5. 1872 The last connecting closes viii
se made Ron the MAIN OFFICE As fnIlows;
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FOR sALE-Lors.

FOR SALE-Or VIII exchange for Philadelphia
property, two Grst-cfiss ocean front lots; clear;
near station: al Lsag Branch. y J. J. w
WRIGHT, ljll SaIlsOm ST.. Philadelphia. mhSl-Ot
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Rooms AND BOARD. 1905 Pennsylvania ave Sc.
1904 , ST.-FroHt rooms, best board terms
moderate. c2-3
ROOM AND BOARD for two. second floor front
room. price 81 per week. I02 Quincy st. ne
n2-3
FOR RENT-Furniohed rooms. with board sl8
X 81. Nv meg
LARGE. second floor front room; bay window;
other rooms; summer rates 1917 ST. NV
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. with or without
board Z20 G 81. NV. els
FOR RENT-One large and tv0 small rooms with
board: terms reasonable 1902 Ilth 81. NV ml3
ROOMS AND BOARD. 6I2 Massachusetts, ave.
nv. e5l-g
ROOyS soc aud s5c; table board. 8 per week.
al M FINTON. 1891 50. mhSO-7t
FOR RENT-At the cruncv-ald. rooms with
board without. furnished new throughout SIS
Sd s.. NV, corner Indiana ave. mzS-1
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STORAGE.

If YOU HAVE ANYTHING to SELL or want any
thing moved. packed OF stored. come and see "a.
Storage al 75c load. UNITED STATES STOR-
AGE COMPANY, AIS and 80 10th 81. nv. ms
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NV UTHAMPTON-LONDON.
st LOuIS--ApT- o. % am 81 Paul Apr ~ 10 an
Phil PAla-Apr.l6 ID l-iI- s. louisa pr 81 10 an
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NOBK-ANTWERp-PA
Southwark. Apr. 9. noon Fadcriand- Apr To- noon
Peunland--Apr-I4. pm kensiH-tou APPS. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
COMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 St
n ". or Geo ". Moss. lil St n "
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FOR RENTLOFFICES.

FOR RENr-0.fices m, B5iss- Building: opposite
free. s up. ROOMle mh20f
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FOR RENT-KoUSES.

FOR RENT-6l3 Sd ST.. near Pension Once desir-
able Broom house. Key 6If I'd st. NV ms
FOR RENT-If 9th ST Sc: ROOMS, cellar and
bath; price. 81 Enquire I5S A s.. ne mis-
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PERSONALS.
ERWIN MILLION.
CLAIRYOYANT AND PIANIST.
ga New YORK ave. mn.
Tie tells your name, object % visit or any
thing you wish % know Your future, every
thing revealed Hours, 20 O.. JIis famous read
5ngs, 500 MI
GOLD AND SILVER chatteIaine watches. war
rantcd. 81 a week j. DRCK KEg. Izlh and Pa
ave, over Davis Hat store 80 MI
SOME SILVER chattelaine bags. just the thing
81 down, soc week }. DRJEkER. i5th ard
Pa. ave. 0yeT Davis Hat store. MI
Mr.. ARCHIE WILLIAMS. formerly at the PAYNE
Photo studio. Is now so the BOyCu studio. 1913 ?
st.. where he VIII be pleased 10 see his friends
and patrons eI-6
THIS Is EASTER WEEK. and sliJl We advertise
for the WOrkingnen and OdCr % them che best
thing 0f the season IN spring suits or overcoats
made by the hest Ililors in Washington only
slightly used. and much better than any Of that
new stuff that you buy az marked-dosu sales-at
prices 10 suit the poor man. ''tnr Spring Omen
ing JUSTH'S OLD STAND, Go ST. e3l-s
READING By intuitionaI palmistry. 5ls 12th St.
nv, second hoor- Hours, T. Co p. m. Wall
up msIS
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WANTED Furniture OF al kind. store and Office
fixture FRIES t. HOPWOOD, sIh and sts
NV. .ciephuaE, Main 1867 ms
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southern Pacific Holiday Rates.

Rates 10 the old states are lower,
service moro perfect than ever be-
fore. Dec. %. ~ II -, p; and %
the southern Pacinc-Sunset Route
will sell round trip tickets 10 points
I'm tho north. east aud southeast 40
rate OF one fare plus ~ with limit
for return thirty days from date Of
sale. Double daily service, Pullman
buffet and excursion sleeping cars.
free chair ears and day coaches. d.
rect connection at New Orleans both
east aud west bound. Write and let
ms know your objective point. We
will be- glad to quote rate, furnish
schedule and any additional infor-
nation you may desire.
NJ. l.. Robbins q. p. A..
Houston, Texas.
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Clark Hudson, a negro charged |
with the burglary Of Judge Spencer
Ford's residence some months ago,
was brought here yesterday from
BRENNAN aud lodged In jail by Sher-
in Mum. The negro was arrested
some time ago. but escaped from tho
Brennan Jail, with other prisoners,
aud was subsequently, re-arrested IN
Austin by Sheriff league Of WASH
ington county and brought back to-
Brenham where Sheriff Nunn got
him. A watch, taken when the
house was entered, was recovered
some months ago from Bronham by
Judge Ford.
WIN. Harding the white man ar
rested some weeks ago 40 the. night
performance OF the Buffalo Bin show
and lodged In jail, charged with an
assault 20 murder upon Hiram VIII
lis Of this city, had an examining
trial before Justice W. G.. Mitchell
yesterday aud was allowed bond IN
the sum Of SEQ. The evidence APP
pears 10 be insufficient 10 make a
strong case. inasmuch rs the identity
OF the prisoner with tie party MAX
Ing the assault is not clearly es-
tablished.
Union Thanksgiving services will
ho hold 40 the Free Baptist church
az liam. on Thanksgiving day with
preaching by Row. Jewell Howard,
pastor Of the Christian church.
THE singers of the various churches
are invited and urged 10 meet 40 the
/ Free Baptist church az 3 o'clock this
afternoon to practice for tie occa-
sion. All are cordially invited toat-
tend the service.
/ Lost. - Between Mrs. Hobgood's
aud james q Castles, lndy's black
card case purse containing about
'st.1O in change and samples Of black
wool goods. Reward for return 20
Juo. n. Hauway. ggi
For Sale-SiX room house, three
lots Of ground, underground cistern,
out houses. all in frst-class condi-
ton, south front, between court
house aud Allen Academy. a. W.
I HOLMAN. 8l5
W. W Rudasill has lately com
plotcd % new sJ.foot bridge Tor the
county across WicksoL creek. II
stood the test Of a heavy rise in the
creek. caused by the last rains.
There were six trains here on the
I n. q r. 4. az one time yesterday
morning. The northbound passeu-
I ger train had 20 take a side-track to
permit a bunch Of freights 10 pass.
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u. 81. c. Holiday Rates.

on Dec. u, A., II, p, p and 20 the
Houston aud Texas Central Railroad
will sell round trip tickets 20 points
In the north, east and southeast at
rate Of one fare plus 500, with limit
tor return thirty days from date Of
safe. Through standard Pullman
sleepers Denison 10 New Orleans via
Houston, and direct connections with
an lines dlverging. oil burners
no dust. smoke or ciuders. Why
not travel comfortably, It's just a.
cheap. Write Tor further particulars
to 81. l.. Robbins. O.. PA.
Houston, Texas.
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Ifyou appreciate a work Of art,
send l5o in stamps 20 5. +. b.
Morse, r. r. NJ, Houston, Texas,
and receive by mail postage paid
q picture Of one of the California
Big Trees, size "a by % inches,
richly colored and showing a troup
OF cavalry standing within il di.
ameter. These trees are a puzzle
TO scientists. and the picture will
convey comprehensive idea Of the
grandeur OF the big tree forest OF
Maricopa. The artist has been
particularly happy in his selection
Of tinis, and this picture will form
o very desirable addition TO any
collection. 2S5.3
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HAT. @. SCHEDULE.
Local WesOS

Fred Pryor vent to Dallas yester-
day
Mrs. T. &. Num- is visiting in
uearne.
II. r. Smith of Millican was Ia the
city yesterday.
Miss Winnie Thomas Is teaching
the Benchley school.
DR.. Curry Of Benchley was a visit
or 10 the city yesterday.
Mrs. g. w. Ingram returned Co
Hampstead yesterday.
Mrs. r. r Griffin returned 20
Hearnc yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A.P. Todd of Bethel.
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Burns of Huntsville, Is visit
ing the family Of =. 5. Wilcox.
Browns in Town" is the next
attraction at the Grand Nov. ~.
Methodist church services as usual
toda y and tonight az the courthouse.
}. T. Fuller and Cyrus McCul-
Tough Of Harvey, were la the city
yesterday.
The damp weather - becoming
monotonous u is likewise causing
considerable sickness.
Mrs. Dr. shakelford Of Mumiord
was IN the city yesterday, visiting
her father, Prof. T.. +. Marriott.
Ring pa and Wade Cox, driver for
the Jewel laundry, will call for your
bundle. 29j
Mr. and Mrs J.. T Sawyer Of the
Bethel community, left yesterday for
Castro county 10 make their home.
Now IL tho time 10 put out your
fall gardens. Plenty Of nice onion
sets 40 Sanders Bros & Co. 206-l
The annual Thanksgiving hop will
De given by the corps ui cadets at
the mess hall at college, Friday
evening Nov. p.
House Wantod-I wish 10 rent a
comfortable four or Eve room house
In a good nlighboruood. Apply at
Eagle office. 2g5
Regular services at the Christian
church today morning and evening,
with preaching by the pastor Nv
erybody Invited.
a colorod teachers institute was
organized az the court house yestcr-
day with Edw. Thomas a. president
and +. ID. Vaughan secretary.
Mrs. A. Collins, aunt OF Mrs. NJ. ID.
Cole and Miss Ella wilkes, returned
10 Dallas yesterday after visiting
them for the past three weeks.
tlFresh Fish and Oysters daily at
New Star Restaurant, &. g.. Parsons,
Proprietor, Zanqtti Block, Next
1oor 10 Seigle's; also Choice Fruits,
Nuts, Candles, Cigars and Cold
Drinks. 802
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-16

The game Of football yesterday af-
ternoon at Wuco, between A. and NJ.
and Add Ran was too one.sidod 10
even prove interesting. From re-
ports received last night the Farm
ers were easy victors from the be-
ginning, showing conclusivoly that
Add-Ran was out classod. When
time was called the score stood % 10
o In favor OF A. and M,