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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January II, 1905
Tralr.s Lnnra tn - 49,

a.
Trans leave froU Fennsy t,aniz ssstion-
e:l0 a. ~ Daily Local for Harrisonburx,
"ssFslten. Charlotte aad xay stations.
1901 a. m. Daily Washington and Florida
Limited flrgt-clsss coaches ano drawiag-roorn
sleeper to Jacksonydlc. fla Dining service
u:l5 a. Daily. United States Fast Nail
fsfst t-ciass coaches and OraWing-roOm sieepcs
10 New Orleans. Dining ar service.
l,ol p; IA Week bays Local for HARRISON
burg and way stations On Manassas branch
$50 D. ~ Daily local f7r Wsr-entoa and
Charlottesville.
e:sI p. m Week Days. sOuthera's Palm
Limited. Solid Pullman train Through Draw
ing Room sieepers to Aka. Augusta. Szyan-
nan, Jacksonville, and st. Augustine. Club,
Dining. and Observation Cara
ss45 p. n. Daily. New YORK and Atlanta Ex.
press ftrst-elass coach and sleeper 20 Atlanta
Sondays- Wednesday,. and Fridays. sunset
Francisco. Pullman buffet service
s.O IT. Daily. New York and F1orida
Express flrst-class coach and sleeper 70 Cam
den. summeTvIlle. Charleston. savannah. Jack
sonville. ard Port Tampa, sleeper to Augusta.
ana connection for Aiken Dining car service
IO;ol p. m. Daily. New YORK and memphis
sleeping car 10 Roanoke. knoxville. Chat
tSnocea, and Aefcpnis; sleeper % NeE Orleans-
io:l5 3. m, Daily. Washington and South
western Limited Al Pullman train. club and
otsertauon cars TO Atlanta ard Maconi sleep
sEs 10 Nashville, Atlanta Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper 20 Pinehu-st- Dining car ser-
TRAINS on BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Lave Warrington $50 a. m and A-49 p m
oaily. Week GayE. 90 D. m. 4ss5 p. n. and
o.z5 r n Latter for Leesburg only.
through trains from tss south arrive Wash
lngton o.42 a. -, esq a. H.. 80 n N, ssf3
a m, goo ?. n. 9;l5 p. m, and 0sS0 p m
oaily; l0;i5 a. daily. except Monday. Local
trains from Harrisc burg. IL -55 q. M week days
and 300 p. N daily. From Charlottesville
sszs a. u- and Gso5 D. m daily
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed information car be had at ticket Offices.
sOS 18th ST., 511 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penc-
syivaaia Station Baggage checked through
tom hotels aud residences
Phone 1870 p. x. r. Cab Service
G n ACKERT, General Manager
= H HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent
l. S. BROWN. General AgenS-
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

] STATION CuRNEK or SIXIH AMI SFS-
$50 - ~. DAILY. FrrISBLkC kAPAr.oS--
f@Eior and Linins SArs ii4rrL2ourg 70 fittsours-
lo.S0 A n. DAILY. PENN1i ~ ANA LIZ.
ltED-fulluan Saeeping. D.1lnE, SnncAlraS, aad
obseiNAtion Cars Harrisburg to Chicago. Ga
Slnati, Indianapolis, 81 Louis. CleseiaRa.
Ioieoo, anu DetrOis- Buffet R4rlor Car 10 H.
rlsourE.
lo.s0 A A. DAILY. FAST LINE-7uilnsaa
soEet P4sior Car y Harrisburg. Banet fsrins
30 r A. DAILY, CaICICO AND ST. LOUIS
haf hl-s-,-sieepl1g Car Washington 70 o.
LcD-s. ard sleeping ana Dining Cara harrisburg
10 Indianapolis, -. I<ouis. Loulsgile gyia Cia-
einnau) and Chicago.
5ls P. "a DAILY. ST. EoUIs EMPRESS
= 40 Z. A. DAILY. WEStERN EGPRESr-Pull-
nan Sleeping Car TO Pitts5urE ana Chicago
7s45 p NJ DAILY. CLEVELAND AND cIScI1-
NAAl EAfhESS-Pulln2E sleeping Cars ash-
itston 70 Fitisburs, and hsrrlsourg - Ciesa-
land and Cincinnati D.aing Car
1870 p n DAILY. PACIFIC ENPRESS-Pull-
nan s4eePins Car 70 e.ttsburE-
Z; 30 A. n DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS
sith through Br0llCr Bunet PzrlOr Car sne
Soaches y Buffalo via Emporium JuHction-
~ = a. Tor Kane. C4nanoaIgsla, kocheztse.
100 A n for Elnlsra aud kcnovo daily, ex-
cept sunday fCr Mi.llamsport daily. : sc p n
10 =. a. DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT EXPRESS.
"ifA tnrough Buffet Sleeping Car and So4cha1
- BuEaio. va kllPorlum Juaction-
80 r. q. DAILY Tor Eries Tor Rochester.
Bufslo. and Na4gzra Fsls d4iiy. except sstsF-
Gay with sleeping Car WssAlngtoa 70 Rochestef-
$50 p M for Erie. CAnanliz qua. hOchegtSr.
bufalo. and Niagara Salls daily PUAnAS
slecping Car Washington - Rochester s4tar-
800 P Il. CONGRESSIONAL LIAuTED'-
Daily for New York. ali Psrlor Cars. STA
Dining Car FROM Baltimore
For Philadelphia, New York, and tia
East
Express. zoo Dining Carl. 81 Dining Carr,
5.l0 (Dialng CarJ. 800, 1000 Dining Carl, and
ll-oy DINING Car nom Nilningto1) A n.
6;5o. l0.c9 p n. I2-i0 night. On suncsys.
zoo Dining CSr). l.57 (Diuing Czr), s-l9
Dining Carr. 800. Il 90 SDsning Carr rom
Car from Baltimore)s e-So. 1000 P n. n.N
night.
l2.-s 2. II week days. es0l. 4.lO. and s:40 P
A. daily.
For Boston, without charge. 7.ss A. n week
For Bsltimors 500 els. 900. 7.ts. 7.5o.
1857 $40 $780, 1000. 1910, II 90 A "A. 12si5s
l2:45. 1.2s. zsOl. S.l5. $50 slsco Linisedl.
sundays, 700. 80. 7:57. $40. 300. o.os.
(isO0 Limited. 4.Io G.s0. l:5O. $40. s:i0.
80, 7sl5, 7:45. 1000. lo.so T. n. and 12:ls
FaT PoPe's Creek Line. 7.so A. n and 4. 30 P.
a. weekdays Sundays. s.05 A -
Fer Annapolis 7.s5 A n 12:I5 and t.ao p
A. weekdays sundays. 100 An All $40 Pm
Fer Atlantic City.
Through Pullman Buffet ParIor Car. via Della
ware River Bridge Route. I2ss5 p n week
days
Ticket cfices. corner Fifteenth and StreetA-
and at the station, sixth and 3 St-eets- Uhers
orders can be left for the checking Of bagEaEa
to destination from hotels and residenceA
TelephOae call .'ls4O'' for Pennsylvania RAN
road Cab Service
". ". ATTERBURT. J. R. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily.
200 r. M-CHECAGO AND ST. LOUIS SPE-
CIAI solid ycstibuie. electric lighted.
dining car train, with Pullman sieepers %
Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. and ST
Louis Parlor Cans Cincinnati 70 Chicago.
Dining Car from "A 1snlnston-
I1:10 p. M F. Y LIMITED solid vestibGie.
electric lighted. dining car train. with Pull
man Sieepers to C-ncinnati. Lexington, aud
Louisville. Compartment Sleeper 20 Fir-
rinia Hot Springs daily except sunday
Sleepars Cincinnati 20 Chicago and 81
Louis. Dining Car
p.serVafion sni tickets at 5I3 Penny lzania
Avenue Cos Fourteenth Street, r. and at
the station Telephone 1e40 for Pennsylsanis
Cab service n W FULLER,
1'eIrpho-e. Maia 1905 General Passenger Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SEABoARD AIR line RAILWAY.

Leave Washington, PenEa- T. Il. station
fO.dSa. m. sEABOARp NAIL - Through
Daiiy- Pullman Sieepers % JGckson-
vile. connecting AZ Ea1les
Eith Pullman sleeper TO Atlanta
Z y. m. nEABOAltD FLORIDA LlA-
EaiiY. lIED-sold train 70 d@ckscn-
Yiile and 81 Augustine, with Pullman Draw
ing Room and Compartment Sleepers. Obserya-
tion Club Car. and Dining Car.
B:5O D. nl.-SEABOARD EXPRESS - Soli9
train % Jacksonville and Tampa. With Pullman
S-cepcrs AID Cafe Dining Car-Pulluan Sleeper
70 Atlanta. lhrough service u Pinchurst.
6:lO a. m. LOCAL-TO Petersburg. Raieigh-
Datiy. Southern Pines (Finehursrl.
Hamlet. and intermediate poin1A
Office, 1871 Penna. Ave.
G. r. RYAN. W. Z. CONKLYN,
Genl Pass'r Agent GenI Agt- Pass'r Dept
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-First- class. fresh, young Jersey and
Guernsey COW, heavy mixer. +. L. FLolD,
Cherrydale Va. mhl6-St
FOR SALE-Numcrous articles Of household
goods. hall rack, rcfri ieeratcr, beds chairs,
dishes, lawn mower. and dry groceries, on ac-
count Of breaking up housekeeping. SO \. Y
ave. mhI6-8t
FOR sALE-Horse clipping machine and motor /;
cheap; or separate. 9iS y. y. ave uw.
FOR SALE -STEREOPTICON OUTFIT COM
PLETE; powerful Queens lanterns large
lenses, steel tanks. '1gtics'' sheet ls-fOOt half
original cost; also , fine cameras; fine lantern
slides half price G.. y. l., 50s 9Th ne
mhl6-St
FOR sALE-Iron beds, folding beds. bedroom
suites. pgrior suites Wardrobes, refrigeratoFs
Examine our stock. FRIES & co. 400 l0th ST
NV. mhl53t
FOR SALE Double oven steel range and boiler.
80; cost $40; good as new. FRIES & Co,
600 10th St NV mhl5-St
FOR SALE Archer dentist chair. in perfect
condition. FRIES & CO. 400 10th ST. NV.
FOR SALE-Cas range (JexeD, SIS: cost $50.
FOR SALE-Largc ice chest, suitable for dairy
store.
FOR sAIE-Lnch room tables. slightly used.
FOR SALE-Ten counters, cheap See me if you
want TO money.
FOR sALE-Bedroom suites. $3.50 up. Buy fur
nture that looks like new.
FOR SALE--One organ (Smith); cost SIS, now
FOR sALE.-Cas ranges, with water-back. cheap.
FOR SALE-Oak wardrobe; cost SIS, our price,
$50.
FOR sALE-Furniture. slightly used. See me
NORWOOD, sth and SITS NV.
The Nan Who Saves You Money"
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
FOR SALE-wELL-BUILT HOMES.

You are invited to inspect these supcrior-con-
structed houses.
II you appreciate the difference between a
erected by spectators, you will see that these
section. IF YOI ARE NOT A JUDGE. TAKE
4 BUILDER WITH YOU
THESE HOUSES WERE ERECTED BY ONE
or THE MOST RELIABLE AND CONSCITN-
TIOUS BUILDERS IN THIS CITY. ONE AC-
CUSTOMED To BUILDING ONLY FIRST-CLASS
BUILDINGS. The work was done with the
his $50, ooO houses.
PRICES, s4,5Oo, $4,000, $4,000.
81. %. 81 Florida ave- NV: TWO C2l FRONTS
the lots through 10 another street both
paved; n great luxury 20 have house fronting
on two streets
EASY PAYMENTS.
$500 cash. We viii lend 81. 600 AZ AZ pcr
cent. Pretty fronts; stone porch and steps An
large rooms; TILED BATH; porcelain tub: +:
nickel plumbing tiled vesiibule: handsome
lnantels; OPEN FiREPLACES. pretty decora-
tions: Dol BILE FLOORS. No ] flooring A
F1RST.CLASS STEAMIEATING PLANT, con-
stuoing about tons OF coal.
THESE ARE FIRST-CLASS HOUSES PUT
TOGETHER To STAY: will not need continual
repairing, like some houses
DELIGHTFUL BOCATION-HIGH HEALTHY
CONVENIENT. REFINED.
STONE & FAIRFAX. Exclusive Agents.
Il
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lAPEWRi1ING-Legal, commercial literary
envelopes, ~ thousand. Address or call. q,
< NV. rnhIe-2t
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

- Every day in The year frora foot ol 7th
- 81. for Ft. Monroe. Ncrfolk Newport
- News and all points south by the SUI
- pcrb. powerful steel palace steamers
- ''Newrort News, Norfolk and ..Wa ash
- ingtou-"
". Washington $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth 90 nm
Iv. Alexandra. .0-i pm Iv. Norfolz--- 6.10 pm
Ar r. Monroe. 90 ana Nv. Fl Mouroe 7.oo rnt
Ar. Norfolk $500 am Ar Alexandria ESQ an
AT. Portsmouth, Sis ana Az. Washington go an
r. Through connections made az Eor-
- folk wifh steamers of Old Dominion
- Steamship CO. tcr Ncw York and Mcr-
chants and Miners Sta1nlsit7ns for
ton
a. For further Information apply az
- general ticket office. Bond Building, Ifth
- and y A. ave. or 4th 81. wharf, Wash
ington. d. C.
Phone 200. JNO. CALLAHAN, Cen Nsr
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WANTED-For spot cash. furniture, pianos.
Get our estimate before you sell FRIES &
Co, 900 l0ta 81. NV; phone. 0t5-N- mhl53t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-FARMs.

FARM FOR SALE or RENT TO a good tenant:
- acres good land. improved by good dwell
ing and barn; located on a good road six
miles east OF the Capital. Inquire at YOUNC'S
REPOSITORY, 464 and 406 Pennsyl-
yania ave. NV. mhls-6t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT- -Thrce-roorn fat, furnished, for light
housekeeping. az 520 I'd st. Sc, near 81. Peters
Church. nhi5-3t
FOR RENT-Flat. second story; three rooms;
gas and heat bath, front and back porch: SO.
5l3 s. ne mbi5-3t
FOR RENT-THE Ia GRANDE, 4th St NV. be
tween : and g sts-; opposite Pension Bureau.
Two modern housekeeping apartments; five
rooms and bath newly renovated throughout.
front view; thoroughly heated Second floor,
SSS; fourth h0or $50, on lease.
FOR RENT-TEE BINGMAN. Massachusetts, ave.
NV, between 4th and 9th sts. faces south;
central location. New, modern housekeeping
apartments: Eve rooms and bath, Handsomely
finished and papered. electric light: all CON
yenieEces- $50 per month and up. Apply 20
". j. COWEN, Room s. Bliss Building. IS b
ST. NV. ruh10-tf
TOR RENT-Only two Of those desirable 4-room
ana bath mats lett ne rent only $40. ED
AhJa q REEVES, Inc, GA 18th ST NV.
mhlO-7t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Pleasant young lady for Office Sc
week. Cali after 9-30 a. room c, 524 10Th
It
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wANTED-TYPEwRITERs.

WANTED-Typewriter must be a visible writer
FOR cash Address BOX 332. this Office. rnh15-3
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

Leave Washington, fex jersey Ave and ST
Chicago and Northwest. -lo-5o - n. -s.zs
p N
Cincinnati, ST. LOuiE. and Louisville. '10=os
a. m, AIS p n, 'IslO night
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 't0-5O a n. sS:a
D. u and 100 night
Columbus aud Wheeling. ss.10 p n
Winchester. lis.s5 a n. il4.l5 and lIs:os
p II
Luray, -4:I5 D. n
Annapolis. liza. $50. lIllsse a n. IsssA.
'-5.25 p N
Frederick. Ns:s5. s.s.00. l!lo:sO a N. ..1.ls.
l4-SO. AID ii6.2O p n
HsEerstown, ill0.0O a N. and 1880 D. -
Boyd and way points. lls-sS. 300 q N.
ssI.l5, fs-sO, l.5-S0. --10-l5. III 80 p NJ
Caithersburg ana way points. iis.ss. $500 a
n. llla.5O. --I-l5. 1884, go. 800. Ii5.10,
= 90. -sl0sl5. lill-3C p m
.-qsOO a. m, --l-l5, llf.S0. 1889 ?. H.
Baltimore, week Gays, xSsOo, 500. S.Sa
x .o5. T.S3. xs so. SIS $3.50, xies0o lI.50 A.
N. xl2s2o noon. Al IS. $50. = 90 xss3o.
AS, KS .05, 5-25. x6-10. ESQ. xs-oO. x1O-0O.
xIl-aO. l-35 y N Sundaysr As 10. II 90.
80. xs.SO. x0:oo a m, xl2-2o, lis. xs.0O.
II. IS p m
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
An trains illuminated with Pintsch uzht.
ard the East. =, 90. = 20 (Diner), s 80 (BGf-
fct). -sss0O DINER, 100 (DlneFl 4. N.
I'D tD.as}' ePSiSss,Sais l0' 4 s.,,1 l"i.se SO.
1Dineri. $50 and II SO > NJ lsieSpins ca
open az 1000 o 'clocKj-
Atlantic City. l7sos. llIosOO a N. als.2O.
$500 p M
.Dafiy. IlExoept Sunday. -ssundzy only.
xExpress trains.
Baggage called Tor and checked srom hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co on orders
northwest Ne% York Avenue and klfteenth
Street and AZ stAtlon-
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EASY PAYMENTS.
PURCHASERS, ATTENTION!

I AN MAKING 4 SPECIALITY OK LOCAT-
ING IN DESIRABLE HOMES IN THE BEST
SECTIONS or BLOOMINGDALE, THE NORTH
WEST AND NORTHEAST, THOSE SELLING
THEIR PROPERTIES To THE RAILROAD
COMPANY. HAVE LARGE LIST OF VERY
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ESPE-
CLNLN IN PRICES FROM 5000 To 5000
Ny REFERENCES ARE OVER FIFTY PUR-
CHASERs TO WHOM ! HAVE RECENTLY
SOLD PROPERTIES IN THESE SECTIONS.
JOSEPH L. WELLER,
''HONEST DEALING IN REALTY"
Tells, T. S53-E. l19D. No. COZ r ST NV
mhl5-tf
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WANTED Girl as bin clerk: must be neat
L. ave. mbI6ls
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WANTED Experienced skirt hands; steady job;
good salary. 53fiA 18th 81. II
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WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1897 Street N. w.

FOR SALE-S3. 300; a pretty six-roou bay-win-
dow brick; all modern improvements; near Gov
erninent Printing Offce- Also six-room bay
window brick, with stable, on L ST. NV; a
fine investment az 81, 100. Two six-room and
bath bay-window bricks, with cellars, in North
east, one square from cars. A bargain at 81 300
each These houses are all in A No. ] order
and well rented CHAS. FUSS & co. COZ
18TH 81. NV. mhl43t
FOR SALE-Three-story brick house with store
% Penusylyania ave NV. between 17th and
18th. for s325 a foot Drop a card Al O2S
Whitney ave. mhI4-3t
FOR SALE-Brick house No. 6l2 Tennessee ave
me-; rooms, bay window. all modern improve
ments near two lines and school; s., zoo.
SO cash, balance SIS per month at per cent
interest +. j. DlEUDONNE & son, 41G eth Il.
NV mh14-3t
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PERSONALS.

SPRING has come again. and once more we Of
fer 10 the workingman at low price a good
tslightiy used) suit or light oyercOat made by
cur best tailors- JCSTH'S OLD STAND, go D.
mhl0-It
slME DE LONGS physic, palmistry. and IA
nous clairavoyant card readings, reduced. 25c
and zoe. 727 9th mhl6-st
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FL ST. NTED-MALE.

job press feeder THE
tf b. 35 B 81. NV.
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WANTED-A girl TO help on coats. Apply at
once. 80 9TH 81. nw room g. mhi6-2t
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FOR SALE Eighteen horses and mares, suit
able for city and farm purposes; also two trot-
ting stations. Rear 432 10th 81. sw. mhIl-I4t
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FOR RENT-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

FOR RENT Entire second floor of buildings.
COO 10 Go q ~. nv; containing q 200 feet aoor
space: suitable FOR pension patent attorney
or any Office. Apply Coz e ct. NV. mh6-3Ot
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By a coiored woman. washing 10
take home or days work out 1919 9Th ST. NV.
u
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WANTED-Colored woman 90 do chamber and
laundry work; cooking Address i'll 9th st
nE II
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ONLY S4,25o.

FOR SALE s25O-ss0 TO S35 per month will
buy a very desirable two-story and cellar
bay-windOw brick; new; six rooms; recep-
tion hail. tiled bath; tiled ycstibule; full
cellar and laundry; stable rear. This is
very desirable house very easy terms. One
square from Columbia cars.
FOR SALE-l7 Tennessee ave. ne; two stories:
full cellar. furnace. Good lot with alley
rear Must be sold TO close estate
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WANTED-Lady as companion and 70 assist in
sewing. Apply 1900 y \. ave. NV IL
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WANTED-By a frst-class luundross. washing
Or days work. Address so Madison ST., 1st and
I'd and sts. NV. 1t
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PRICES, $4,000, $4,000, 5000.

"a. %. 81 Florida ave- NV: TWO C2l FRONTS
the lots run through 10 another street both
paved; n great luxury 20 have house fronting
On two streets.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Place driving delivery or for con
tractor. by young man; understands horses. Ad
dress BOX 3sl. this Office 1t
NANTED-By young man. position stenog-
this Office. mhl6-3t
WANTED-Situation as watchman, tiInekeeper
or stock keeper; good references Address
BOX 3lg, this Office. mhl5-2t
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EsrATl
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money % loan at 81 to per cent, in SUM
Of 81 600 90 $4,000. ID. c. real estate; par
Oh 5 and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con
sideration for borrowers
WM H SAUNDERS CO.. ItOT y st nu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED At sINCLAIR's. 6S3 Ia. ave-, fIrni-
ture, showcase, roH-top desls, stocks Of gro
cerios. Tor cash. rnhI6-3r
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wANTED-RooMs.
wANTEp-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man, board and room in
strictly private family. Address BOX 23s, this
Office. mhIG-2r
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CORPORATION MAY DISSOLVE.
Rumor That Northern Securities Com.
pany VIII Voluntarily Close
Up Its Business.

New York. June 15.-It is stated, by
the New York American that the
Northern Securities company will be
voluntarily dissolved and that the
stocks of the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific Railroad companies
will be distributed among the share
holders. In this manner the proper
ties mentioned will be returned to
their former owners. That prepara-
tins are being made for the dissolution
of the securities company is declared
by the American to have been learned
on the highest authority, but officials
of the company refuse either to con-
firm or deny the statement. It's said,
however, that the appeal now pending
in the United States supreme court
will be carried to it's conclusion so as
to establish the legal status of such
companies by the court Of last resort.
The Northern Securities company
was incorporated in 1901, with capi-
tai of $500, 00O, 600. It's formation was
the outcome of struggle for control
of the Northern Pacific which precip-;
itated the stock market panic of May
9, 1901.
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|NIN|1lESS gone
Prosecution IN the 1(arcum Murder
Trial Compelled to Close
Its Case.
1lsslMs Man WARNED sY TWO SHOTS.


81 jackson, KY, June 15.-Court mas
convened Saturday morning by Judge.
sRedwine and the trials, of, Jett and
White, charged with the assassination
lnf Attorney james b. Marcum, re-
Numed. Commemorative Attorney
Byrd stated that the detail. sent out
Friday night to arrest and bring into
court Henry Freeman, q badly -wantedl
witness, had returned, without il the
ssnan. I .8 Es.ss II 81 Tsy.s,s
q Lieut.. Cannard and Deputy Whit
ataker, sent by the commonwealth,
say that Goodloe. Combs went along
On the orders Of Judge Redwine, and
TO the surprise Of the soldiers, when
within 100 yards Of Freeman's house
he ran ahead and fired two shots. He
claimed that he saw something nthe
road. When the soldiers arrived at
Freeman's house he was not there.
Evidences that Freeman had run away.
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MANY N A|lL. TAT FIRE
Blaze In New York City Results r..
the Death Of Five, mostly
Children.
aLlEssp ToBE Of LEGENDARY oRislM.
sPelice Assert That Hallway Of Build-
ins Had Been Covered With OIL and
That They Found InAamnable
Bundles Of RAGS Scattered About
the Place.

New York, June 15.-Five persons
were burned to death early Saturday.
in . fiat building at 347 East One Hum
dred and Fifteenth street. It is be-
lieSed the fire was ofincendiary origin.
The dead: Theresa de Cicco, four
years; csmillo de Cicco, two years old;
Alfredo de Cicco, four months; Fran
cisca .Stamano, eight years old; Cuts
:seppe Cipriano, "a years old.
It Is asserted by the police that the
Railways Of the building had been COW,
cred with oil and that bundles of ragi
saturated with the same substance
also were found scattered about the
place. There have been number Of
incendiary fires in tenements, in this
locality and number of lives have
been lost.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-06-18
l|L QUIET It DH6RAD!
10 Further Disturnances Have O.
CURED Or Are Feared in
Servian Capital.
MINISTER IuDoRovlcslnls. suecunBEB


Belgrade, seryia. June Is. AT mid
night tranquility prevailed here. The
streets have practically been deserted
since nine p. m. with the exception Of
small military patrols which paraded
the thoroughfares. The palace, was
guarded by Gordon of infantry and
all the ministerial residences in the
vicinity Of the palace were closely
guarded by detachments Of troops.
A general feeling Of cheerfulness
peryades the city and accordfngto re-
ports the country also. The city con-
tinues to be befagged.
Another Minister IL Dead.
Former Minister Tudorovics has sue
cumbed to his wounds.
Minister Of Commerce Genshics, IN
an interview, said he considered that
II there was an republican tendency in
the cabinet it was Insignificant. The
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-06-18

e-s.siss Rssalts esssseesasy late
Charges q Violates q Civil
e Service Regulators.

Washington, june 49, Chairman
Proctor, Of the civil service commits
sion, Saturday submitted to Post
master General Payne the report
made by the commission at the re-
quest Of the postmaster general
with reference to the charge Of vio-
lation Of the civil service regula-
tions in the Washington post Office.
The inquiry included the following
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-06-18
In Favor Of Arbitration.

New York, June ia statement
has been made public by committee
of the building constructors. District
assembly 253, Knights of Labor, of this
city, fayoring the master builders,
manifesto to do away with indiscrim-
mate strikes called by walking dele
gates and submit grievances to arbi-
tration. The walking delegate is to be
used only to see that the agreement is
honestly lived up to by the men, collect
dues and give aid to sick or distressed
members.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-06-18

"a naturalist who has Travelled in the
East Indies. says: "The effect on the
monkeys Of mans appearance is most
Interesting. The expression OF their
emotions is certainly almost human az
they sit and stare at him. drawing
back their heads and throwing the
hand before the face With gesture
sof adherence and other movements
indicative Of outraged feelings. But
predominant Is the expression Of alb
ssoluts horror. which coming from
those W consider our still degraded
cousins. Z - on uperiority very g.
.Sraxating."