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Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. 29.-Mrs.
Emma Booth Tucker. wife of Com
mander Booth Tucker. commander of
the Salvation Army of America, and
the second daughter of William
Booth the founder of the Salvation
Army, was killed in a railroad wreck
on the Santa Fe eighty-ive miles
east of here at ten o'clock last night.
The train on which she was pas
senger was the California east bound
express, and at Dean Lake the train
ran into an open switch and the last
three cars. two Pullmans and the di-
ner were completely demolished. The
only occupants in the first Pullman
were Mrs Booth Tucker and Col.
Thomas G. Holland of the Salvation
Army colony of Amity, Colorado. Col
Holland was fatally injured, and sew
eral others on the train were more or
less seriously hurt. When the train
crew, Immediately after the shock.
reached the wrecked Pullmans they
found both Mrs. Tucker and Col.
Holland unconscious. They vera
taken to the depot platform a few
blocks distant where everything pos.
sible was done for them. but
Mrs. Booth in a half hour breathed
her last never having regained con-
sciousness. Her skull was found to
be fractured, and she was injured in
ternally. The dead and injured were
taken to Fort Madison. Iowa. Mrs.
Booth was returning from the Sal
vation Army colony at Amity, Colo,
where she had been visiting and was
en- route for Chicago where she was
to meet her husband
Two Pullmans struck the steel wa
ter tank with such force as to move
it five feet from it's foundation.
Mrs. Booth Tucker. who was Miss
Emma Booth. was married to Fred
erick Tucker in 1885, On the mar
riage he assumed her name as part
of his own. In 1896 the two were
ton Army of America, succeeding
Eva C. Booth. who had supplanted
her brother Ballington Booth Bal
lington Booth was removed by Gen
eral Booth because they had quar-
relied over the conduct of the Army
in America
Mrs Booth Tucker is said to have
been the ablest of all the Booth chill
dren.
Topeka, Kan, Oct 29.-James Hur-
ley, general superintendent of the
western division of the Santa Fe,
gave out the statement this morning
in which it is stated that the cause
of the wreck was the dropping of
the brake of the forward sleeper,
which caught on the switch and de-
rallied the car. The other cars fol-
lowing were then derailed Besides
killing Mrs. Booth Tucker and injur-
ing Col Holland. there were fourteen
other persons seriously injured.
Chicago, ILL.,. Oct 29.-Commander
Booth Tucker has just arrived here.
in the expectation of joining his wife
here today. He is prostated by the
shock he has received in the an
nouncement of her tragic death. He
has denied himself to all but his
most intimate friends.
Topeka, Kan. Oct. 29.-The list
of severely injured In the Santa Fe
wreck of last night now seems to be
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A WHIRLWIND CAMPAIGN.

And Now the New York Election 10
Only Four Days Away.
New York, Oct 29.-With election
but four days away both parties in
the struggle for the control of the
government of Greater New York
have taken off their coats and 9TH
erwise prepared themselves to make
a whirlwind finish to one of the
fiercest contests in the political his
tory of the city. So intense is the
struggle and SO deeply interested is
the public in the result that even
the invasion of Dowie and his band
of $500 followers failed to divert at
tention from the campaign. Through
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A DEEP PLOT.

A European Nation Hires Assassins
to Kill Armenians.
New York. Oct. 29.-The Armen-
ians of this city are beginning to
talk more free regarding the murder
of Sagundi in London on Monday.
These men, who refuse to permit the
use of their names for fear of ven
geance of organized enemies, insist
that Sagundi was the real head of
the revolutionary party in Armenia,
and was murdered by an assassin in
the pay of certain European gov
ernment. These men farther assert
that twelve Armenian leaders are
known to be marked for assassina-
tion by this same government.
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twenty-five. The list includes John
R. Schemerhorn of Denver.
CALIFORNIA PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Hold Their First Convention and Ex-
hibition.
San Francisco, Oct. 29.-Leading
photographers from many cities of
the state are gathered here for the
convention of the Professional Pho
tographers' Association of California,
which opened today and will contin-
the first convention of the organiza-
ton, but it's success is already as
sured. In conjunction with the con.
yention there is large exhibition
Of the finest products of the art.
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A PLUcKY WOMAN.
Shoots and Kills One Of Four Men
Who Would Assault Her.

VITO WUUIu NsSduII TTcTs
Basalt, Colo. Oct. 29.-Four Mex.
ican sheep herders, accompanying a
car of cattle from Thomasville to
Utah, attempted an assault on the
person of Mrs. John b. Sheppard, the
wife of one of the oldest of the Col
orado Midland engineers. She fought
them off. and ran to her home and
secured a revolver. When the men
followed her into the yard she shot
two of them. Jose Chacon and his
son Antonio. 1t is thought that the
elder Chacon is fatally injured. All
four have been arrested and there
is talk of a lynching tonight.
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NO CUP FOR Upton.

Has Withdrawn in Favor Of Emperor
William.
London, Oct. 29.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton has definitely withdrawn his Of
fer TO present cup for Transatlantic
yacht race for 1904. and has made
way for Emperor William who will
present cup through the New York
Club or Atlantic club.
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THE FURRY PAST
Record Breaking Trans
fer of Gold from New York to st.
Louis Seems to Have had the De-
sired Effect.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 29.-There were
no crowds in front Of the various
trust company buildings today, and
affairs had assumed their normal
condition. 1t now seems that the
furry of the past few days is a mat
ter of history.
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OBSERVE MITCHELL DAY.

Every Mine in the Anthracite Region
Shut Down To-Day.
Scranton, Pa, Oct. 29.-Every mine
in the anthracite region was shut
down today and the miners held a
general celebration Of Mitchell Day.
In this city there was a mammoth
parade of more than thirty thous-
and men, followed by speeches from
several prominent officials of the I'm
tied Mine Workers.
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Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-Today the
packing house Gamers walked out
and joined the striking sausage ma.
kers. This increased the idle men
now at the stock yards to 2,400. 1t
is said on good authority that more
than $4,000 men stand ready to join
the strikers.
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A YEAR IN THE PEN.
ouaiey Convicted of Selling Worth.
less Stock.

New York, Oct 29.-Ignatius l..
Qualey, president of the Horse Shoe
Copper Mining Company, has been
sentenced by Justice Davis to one
year in the penitentiary. He plead
ed guilty to swindling in having sold
worthless stock. Larry Sommerfield
the originator of the plan. win prob
ably be brought to trial Monday.
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RUSSIA GUARDS HER OWN.
Chinese Guards are Replaced With
Russian Troops.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 29.-An Off
ria, says: "a detachment of Rus
sian troops entered the town yester.
day and re-occupied the guard hous-
es. This action is the result of the
weakness displayed by the Chinese
authorities, who have failed to full
fill their promises owing to the gen.
eral ferment and excitement prevail
ing here.
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MORE THAN FIFTY LOST.
A Vessel Goes Down Off the Coast
of Japan

Yokohama, Oct. 29.-Two steam
ships of the Russian Yushen Kaisha
company collided today off the coast
of Japan in dense fog. The steam
ers were the Progress and the Tokai
Maru The latter sank soon after
the collision and out of a hundred
passengers and crew only fifty-six
were saved.
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A FEDERATION OF EMPLOYERS

A Conference for the Purpose of
Coping with Labor Troubles.
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. pa confer
ence for the purpose of forming a
National Federation of Employers
Association which is to cope with the
labor problems began here today.
Among those in attendance is J. c.
Craig of the Denver Citizens Alli-
ance
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Court Adjourned at Carlsbad.

Judge William H. Pope, Stenogra-
pher w. e. Baker and Clerk John E.
Grifith went yesterday afternoon to
Carlsbad where Judge Pope will f.
nally adjourn the court today. They
will return here tomorrow morning
and court will be resumed at $50
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DYNAMITE IN SPAIN.
Rioting Strikers Affiict the Old as
Well as the New World.

Bilboa, Spain, Oct. 29.-The garri.
son at Bilboa has been reinforced,
but the troops are still having diff
Guilty in coping with the rioting stri-
kers who constantly erect new bar
ricades as the old ones are torn
down. Widespread destruction has
been wrought by the mob who use
dynamite and all other means of
destruction. In yesterdays conflict
six persons were killed and more
than a hundred injured.
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MRS. EMMA BOOTH TUCKER
MEETS DEATH IN A WRECK.
A GIFTED WOMAN

A Train is Derailed on the Santa Fe
Eighty-five Miles East of Kansas
City, and Score of Passengers
are njured.-GeneraI Booth Pros
trated.
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ABIG
STRIKE.
THE GAMERS IN CHICAGO JOIN
THE SAUSAGE MAKERS.
$4,000 READY TO QUIT

While the Strike is in Progress a
Conference is Held in the Same
City to Form a National Fedora
tion of Employers.
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CHASE TRIAL RESUMES.

Tt UraQ8 US weary way WITT uut
Little Result.
Denver. Colo. Oct 29.-After re-
cess of four days the court martial
proceedings of Brigadier General
Chase, charged with disobedtence
and insubordination. was resumed to-
day. Two witnesses were examined
at the forenoon session in regard to
the second charge. Col. Verdeck-
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TIE NEW GIRL.

1t IS a mistake TO suppose that me new
outdoor life makes women manui5h.
Very few OF them lose their distinctly
feminine quality because they can ride
on a bicycle or climb hills The new wo-
man tries to be more mannish than the
new girl, for she wants to be made over
with q masculine disposition and mascu-
line mind II is queer how we resent
any Interference with the intention of
nature in respect OF sex When we see
an effeminaJe man we have a turn OF
nausea. The man who wears COTsets
and puts rouge on his jowls and enamels
his lips sends q shuddeT through the
whole community. The stride of the golf
girl Is not mannish- ii merely indicates
the fine physical development which is
her sex's right and which has too long
been kept in allegiance by false stand
ards OF conduct and foolish ideals We
can never abide a gITIish tTot in a mans
walk, nor do We want to see our sweet
hearts with whiskers and smoking cigar
cites. but we like them healthy.-BrOok-
lyn Eagle
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ARTIST LIFE IN PARIS.

One Of the leading foreign scuIptors II
Paris has had a fearful dissension with
his chief model a girl Of nineteen, who
fell madIy in love with him The sculp-
tor liked the girl. but he had another
damseI in view, and his model. in order
10 revenge herself, went lately into his
studio and smashed all his statues and
statUettes- The man held III his rage
for The time being, but while the model
vas asleep he cut off all her hair. This
happened recently, and when the model
awoke she rushed with a dagger at the
sculptor, who defended himself with
knife. and a desperate encounter ensued
between the Two. Both were separated
by neighbors and were found 70 be Sc
rioUsIy injured, especially the young
woman who Is now in hospital in
deplO-abIe condition In spite OF her
injuries she does not forget her rival
and the sculptor, and sweaTs that she
viii have a deep revenge on them should
she recovcr.-L0ndon Telegraph
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Effective November %, 1902.
Trains Leave Pennsyly4nis station

Trains Leave PennsyIyzDis station
100 T. H. DSuy-CIsCINNAII AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS. solid TCstIbuIe train tog
Cincinnati Reaches Cincinnati ga d m.s
Louisville 1870 a m, 81 Louis 6.45 p E-s
Chicago 80 p. III Pullman SissPers 70 On
cinnati and Louisville Daily Palace Oars
Cincinnati T. st. Louis and Chicago. Dining
Car.
$50 2. n Daily - CHICAGO AND ST;
LOUIS SPECIAL. solid yestibuled
elecIric-ughtej train. arriving Cincinnati
Has a. m, Indianapolis BIS P. N, st. Louis
GAS p. rs. Chicago s 10 p IA daily Pull
man sleepers 10 Cincinnati Indianapolis and
s.. Louis without change ParloE Car I'm
cinnsd to Chicago Dining Car
I.1O p n DAILY + v LIMITED Solid
Train Tor Cincinnati. Pullman SieereTs 70
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville without
change. Compartment sleeper TO Virginia
Hot Springs Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and ST. LOUIS
Dining Car.
Reservations AMI tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Office. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue coo Fouz-
teenth street, near T, and a. the station
Telephone call lee fCr Peunsy iyanIs & r Cab
Service H. " FCLA-Eh,
zss5-
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective November 20, 1907
Liz In t.nrn E-nrsrIHa Station

D+ISEAAf EhEEsthC HOFNHDGE 4@t-
Trains leave from Fsnnsylyanis Station
e.io q. Daily. Ices. for HaFTisonOCrgI
"srreaIon. Charlotte, ard way stations
fo.5l a m Daily Washington and Florida
Limited, FIRST class coaches and draw
sleeper to Jacksonville, Fla. Dining car service,
lI:l5 a. Daily United States Fast Mail
Flrst-e!sss coaches anG drawing room sleeper
&c New Orleans Dining car service.
s:0l p. N. Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations Manassas brsRoh.
$50 ?. N. Daily. Local for WaErentoB and
Charlottesville.
s:45 p. m Daily New York and Atlanta TX
press FiTst-class coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta:
Mondays, Wednesdays. and FTidays, Sunset
Route, Tourist sls=Per Washington 70 san
Francisco. PullTan buffet service.
9:5J p. NJ Daily. New York and FloTlea
Express FiTst-cisss coach and sleeper TO Cam
den, SummerYile, Charleston. Savannah, Jack
sonville. and Port Tampa; sleeper 70 Augusta,
and connection for Aiken Dining car service
IO.ol p m Daily New York and aieTnPtls
Limited (vis Lyachburgi. First-clsss coach and
sleeping car TO Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
tsugoga, and Memphis: sleeper 70 New Orleans
Dining car service
1915 p m Daily Washington and South
western Limited. Az Pullman train. club and
observation cars to Atlanta ard Macon: sleep
through sleeper 10 PiBehurst- Dining car ser
vice.
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH.
leave " @sillIits ton COZ a II. diu : ~ P III.
daily, Week days, 100 p n. 4.S5 p. m, and
s-z5 p, n. Latter for LeesbuTg only.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingtoB 6;s2 a, ~, 6.j2 & n. 20 a. II. J-41
s. m. ZOO 2. n, g.l5 .. To-, and go p.
daily. Local trains from Harr.sonburg, II 50 4.
m week days and p,O5 p. III. daily. From
Charlottesville. rs & m. and $50 .. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and de-
z slaFT inf he bod Tr~ta
5O5 18th St. Oh Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
sylvsnia Station. baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1880. =. L. r. Cab Service.
c. Il. ACKERT General Manager
& II. HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent
L. : BROWN. General Agent
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY 20 LOAN.

Money 10 lean at 5n to per cent. In sumo
NJ Al on to $40 600 on 2. c. real estate: pay
Of and 8 per cent mortgage and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con-
alteration for borrower
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WANTED-AGENTS.

" ANTED-A few good agents. men and women,
70 sell household necessity neither insurance
nor books, good pay to- energetic people. Gail
evenings between and q. F c. JACKSON. coo
9Th laI-fr
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TRAINS or BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington, $50 a. II. and 40 p. n.
daily. Week days, 100 p n, 4-S5 p. m, and
s-z5 p, n. Latter for LeesbuTg only.
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HELP WANTED-MALE-

II, ,>r-T-Fr ~ t.-- - . .- .- g..
<rr7hgr GOD ,,a,s. An. IN I'm mar
Non office of tHe "Nssh-ngt"H Post. go
". it. -7a2L
WANTEE-rmnu. boy for private. family. sI-.
student walters Apply 200 New Nora ave-
H.
WANTED Ua.aI head waiter today hrlu for
. J.. 81 h a-il HOT I'll N'AN'f. 7'5 lo'h
-.
W ~ III '--..' barter Fer saturday - .s
WANTED Grocery clerk. meat cutter rh--a
walters second coax SIX a'shNasael~ t'i' les,
-. '. men. ,f n ..f-r .-r,,f,1..- 80. II -
Il
MIX COWS. Anpg 10 r d. Horn. Hlsdens-
burg Md laH-2t
WANTED-N,u ,o learn barber trade, new
sr--~la- only eight weeks required. wages SAT
..-5.r- p. sfr=rgr,. Guaranteed g.H.n through.
-sa.r Inducements r,...- write. for rs.r4fngt5r
s.oLER> BARBER SCHOOL. Nea Work city.
-s9-a-
WANTED a F,.-s.r- FIR SATURDAY.. II u S. no
-...,--t-,. ..--. -=.t. --..-.--
- -'l..-cs -,- ~. IND .s-T.F.,r, ~.
lions. EoLDENBERG'~. -th and SIS. NV II
.ar Jaw .arlnIee s5a ' ao5 a. ST. I'm. NV ' "a r.
IwANTE0-Boy. Il 20 10 years of age. to work
German preferred tait 5p-i ST. 10
"a 49,, 49, - - -,-, ,-l- =
-, ~ ~ &c. n g.,-,, -
~, " ''' 10
- ~ = a.
~. s>-r4-p good bay1.er a- crca
yGI-NC 555 G. ST my
NANTED-White experienced window cleaners;
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IHFee aETts- AppIE 10 81 s.. Nc Iai-0L
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Chesp, gents higb-irame wheel,
eZcelIer condition 639 D ST.. upstairs jas-3t
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Palmist, Clairvoyant and Tntuitjo1aI Gard
Header psrior open SUNDAY. 20 9Th ST. nv.
ja93t
IF THE NORWEGIAN wishes 20 add TO his
savings he must buy the best and at the lowest
figure: saIjt or an overcoat. slightly used, from
our stock viii aid him in that line JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 619 D st. ja5-Tt
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

TOR RENT-TU- rooms, Hufuuizhrl. light
housekeeping. also oHe furnished room. I25 g.
ST. uc. fag-Er
FOR RENT-Enri-c zeroud Haor. light ue4r.
gas. only SIS. sL.rI Egor- SO aI- \ ST. uvs-
.as q,
FOR RENT-E.egaur p5rlur. suitable for mani
curing or millinery business Address BOX
sg4 This of5ea fa-at
FOR HENT-Ts5 9r three unfinished rooms.
"irH bath. 1856 G. ST. |5l-al
FOR RENT-Iarge room and Dor.H- Ie.ar house
EeeH5uE- heat JIU ST. uv. fal-ar
FOR RENT Four uufurHishcd rooms, un rHfrG
floor. heat and gas 1890 10th ST. 1v. i.-.at
FOR Rent Clean. bright au1uru5sac4 rooms. 8
and 81 cali -asn zi2 Peuuse Ivauia are. nv
Ja1-5t
FOR Rent Front room for light /5uslness. IN
good aas locality. steam heN. gas Two
flights iEJg O. ST. NV ID, Ht
FOR RE%I-fvo unfinished IONS. heat
gLs and t4r.- second floor. jobs -ri ST. r.
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house. Il3 ! ST. Avs. 8,
ts. eight rooms and
=fuFrmrut-- rent reason
I3S 9Th 81. nw. jay 81
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.

Leave Washington, ev Jersey Ave and St
Chicago and Northwest, '4u-9s 3 m-' o'-s
Cincinnati, St Louis and Louisville, 'I0soa
a m, -4:I5 p n, -I:l0 Hight
Pittsburg and Cleveland, $3.50 a, r., 's:45
D Il and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling, @6.s0 P. m
Winchester 1855 q III. ..4,I5 and tio-se
P
Annapolis. 20. $50 iI:5o n n, 5s:8o.
+f5:25 p.
1870, and $50 P ~
Hagerstown, 1890 a. H. and $50 P
Bosd and aay points, 1885 $500 a. M,
--I:IJ 40, 5.as. -+I0-Ij. II 30 T. ~
GaithersbuEg and way points. SIS. '-9.e0 q
m. tl2 80 --I-I5, $50, i-5J. 800. t5-s2.
= 90, +.IoI5 lI.SO P. "a.
Wellington junction and Say points, -.s5.
s.e.oo a. ~, LIS, $50, 1850 2, N.
Baltimore, week days. xs.ov, 300 $40,
X o.. 80 As 30. SIS. X9-S3 EIO-00 Il.5s 4
m. zI2,zO noon, Mss, N5.o5 Nise, Naf50.
4:s5. x5-C5, 5.25, zG=2o, 6.s1, ~ 90, 1000
xII.sO. u IS e.. H. sundays. &3-oJ. * %.
so rs so. Ks 90 .. M. xl2.20. I.I5. xs-Oo.
IS 50. x5 %. SIS. $50. xs-Co- u0-o0. 1ll-s0-
p ~
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Msa's bicycle, 81: also lady's, p
both good. Address Bon sos, this Office. jas Sc
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.HsiIE. Except Sunday sunday only.
SFABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington. Penna- r r. St=tioH-
lO;4I a. m. sEABOAKD NAIL - -hroiSs
~ Eafiy Pullman SIeepera 10 JaCssoa-
Vile connecting az Hamlet
with Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta
I %. m. eEAboAhb EAf t'L -;s 's.-i1
Daily. tram 70 Jacksonville md
Tampa, with Pullman Drawing Room, sleep
ing Car and Cafe Dining Car Pullman sleeper
To Atlantis
These trains offer excellent schedules aud
service 70 Petersburg Raleigh, Southern Pines
lPInehuTsO Camden. Columbia, SAVANNAH.
Jacksonville, 81 Augustine, Palm Beach. Tam
IA. Key West. and lorida points also CUBA,
Charlotte. Athens atlanta, New Orleans. Chat
tauooga Nashville, Memphis, points Test aaa
South west
a:lO a. m LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh,
Daily. Southern Pines tPlnehurstl.
Hamlet. and intermediate 20 MA
Office, I4zI Penna- Ave.
c. p. RYAN IS. F. CONKLYN.
GenI Pass'r agent. CenI Agt Pass'r Dept
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FOR SALE-TYPEwRITERS

model H-ed only Two months ROOM 2 els
18th ST AZ. Jay-5t
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REAL ESTATE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-22d st.-Nesrly new 7-room brick;
modern Improvements Reduced to a. 900.
FOR SALES. Eo0-A GROOM BRICK on Fl
ST, SEAR list. YERY NICE LITTLE
HONE; \ FTRST-CLASs INVESTMENT.
F0R SALES. 400 EACH neat Groom houses
with stone trimmings; q corner; one
square from Lincoln Park
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