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The Washington times., 1903-11-10
L0EW'S DEATH
NOT DUE TO HAZING

BALTIMORE. Nov Io-The verdict Of
the coroner's jury. after the inquest on
the death of Martin Loew, who was
found dead in his bed on Sunday morn
ing. was In accordance with the report
Of DR.. n. G. Keirle, the city physician.
who made the post-motem. Death was
caused by congestion of the lungs.
caused by gas or some deadly drug ua-
known to the jury" From some inco-
herent statements made by the other
student. Stone, who was found uncon-
scious In the room with Loew, suspicion
was aroused that rough treatment he
might have received at an initiation into
a Greek letter society. composed of stu
dents of the Maryland University. might
have had something to do with his
death.
The Washington times., 1903-11-10
KING WATTS ON TABLE
At BIRTHDAY DINNER
Edward, Sixty-two Years Old, Gives
Banquet to Sandringham
Estate Tenants.

LONDON. Nov. 10.-King Edward,
who was born November 9, 1871. cele-
brated his birthday at Sandringham.
where there was The usual dinner to
the tenants of tho estate. at which the
King and Queen and other members of
the royal family handed around the des-
sert.
Outside the customary salutes fired at
the naval ard military stations, accom-
panied by tn dressing of the ships,
there was Eetle sign OF his majesty S
birthday being observed.
The lord mayor and the sheriffs made
the usual state pilgrimage from the
Guild Hall to the Law Courts.
Excepting the lord mayors chariot.
there was nothing IN the nature of a
circus about the procession. All the tin
armor. limitations of historic pageantry,
and categorical cars. which had been
familiar features of the day for centu-
ries, were eliminated.
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Tribunal RECOGNIZES
VENEZUELAN COUNSEL
The Spanish Representative Protests
Against Mr.. MacvesEh's ETrO-
FOCUS Assertions.

THE HAGUE. Nov 1O.-When the
Venezuelan arbitration tribunal resumed
It's session yesterday it granted the ap-
plication OF the United States minister,
Herbert Bowen. to allow DR.. Jose Paul
who is one 81 the Venezuelan represent
atives on the mixed commission. to act
as representative and counsel for Ven
ezuela.
The GarGIis Villasinda. the Spanish
representative. protested against what
he termed erroneous assertions" re
Earding the character of the Spanish
race, which, he said. assisted materially
IN the civilization of South America.
Senior Clunet. counsel for Spain, who
followed. said the blockading powers in
f-inged the spirit OF The HS que conven-
ton, and insisted that Venezuela. while
desiring to settle all claims against her.
had not intended TO give preference to
the blockaders.
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DOES GERMANY EXPECT
TARIFF WAR WITH U.S.?
Member of Reichstag Makes Significant
Speech Touching On Ccri-
mercial Treaties.

BERLIN. Nov 10-Deputy Goshein, of
the reichstag, speaking in Frankfort
yesterday said:
We shall hardly get tariff treaty
with the United States. The mos Sc
rious matter is that America couh con-
unue TO enjoy all the advantages con-
coded to other States under the treaties
of 1924 even if new comPlercial
treaties should increase the duties.
No state would be ready TO make a
new treaty under such circumstances,
and nothing remains TO be done but to
denounce the present 'most-favored-na-
ton clause with the United States be-
fore any Of the new Commercial treaties
go into effect. In view Of the great
hostility of the Agrarians against the
United States it would then require all
the energy of the comIiercia1 classes to
avoid a tTeatyless period, or even a
tariff war with the United States"
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An UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE.

Has Il ever been your unhappy lot to
be told by your physician that you must
60 70 a hospital and submit 70 an opera
uOnz II 50 you remember with what
dread and Shrinking you awaited the
day when you must endure the knife.
The present day surgeon appears 10 be
possessed by a mania for operating. es-
peciaIly IA cases Of EemOrrhoids or piles
and while the greater number OF the
profession 70 not recommend, this last
resort" unless they honestly believe IL
necessary, the fact remains that much
needless operating Is done, and the pa
tient put 70 much expense and suffering
Tor Wh2Lf
TO obtain possible temporary relief.
these words are used advisedly because
IL nine cases out OF ten the affiiction re-
turns and the patient Is Just where he
started from. Oftentimes he could be
cured much more simply and easily by
the use Of such a remedy as the Pyra-
mid Pile cure; this has come 70 be rec
Ognized as the best remedy on the mar
ket for the painful disease named, and
the druggists now sell more OF II than
AL other pile remedies combined.
The writer personally knows people
WEO were afflicted With the worst form
OF bleeding and protruding piles and who
were permanently cured by the use or
Pyramid Pile Cure. IN every one OF
these cases The attending physician had
assured the fFufferer that only by an Op-
GRAFTON cOElr he rid himself OF the dis
ease; so mucn for the infalhbiity Of tie
doctors.
This remedy, which IS sold by ali drug
gfsts az the low price Of fifty cents. IL in
suppositOFy form. Is applied directly 20
the parts affected, and performs It,
work quietly and painlessiy. The Py-
ramsd Drug Co., Marshall Mich, win
mail free 10 any address book telling
All about piles or hemOrrhOids, their
cause and cure.
suggestion is offered that II the
reader IS afflicted. or knows anyone who
s. this book be sent for, as It win be
found Invaluable.
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Eve CHANGED MY MIND"
SAYS GROOM AT ALTAR
Nebraska City Man Rushes From
Crowded Church, Leaving Bride
Standing Before Priest.

NEBRASKA, CITY. Neb. Nov. 1O.-Af-
ter walking down the aisle of the church
with the bridal party to the strains Of
MendelssOhn's wedding march, Clyde
Miller. the bridegroom Of a wedding set
for yesterday, suddenly grew nervous.
and leaving Anna Spangler. the bride,
standing at the altar. rushed from the
church, simply saying: I've changed
my mind"
Both Mr.. Miller and Miss Spangler
belong 70 the local 100. The mar
riage was TO have been the society event
OF the season and cards we're issued sew
eraI weeks ago. The church was crowd
ed. The party broke up iR the greatest
excitement. Miss Spansler is Frustrated
over the AFFAIR, and II IS feared viii lose
her mind.
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ARMENIA is OVERRUN
BY TURKISH TROOPS

CONsTANTINOPLE. Nov. 1O-Mar-
tial law has been proclaimed in the dis
trict of Hassan Kala, Erzeroom prov
ince, Asia Minor. and troops have been
quartered in all the villages Of that dis
trict in consequence Of Huntchagist
revolutionary movements. Two bands of
Huntchagists recently crossed the
Russo-Turkish frontier to incite the in
habitants TO rise against the Turkish
government. but they were quickly over
taken by troops. One band was exter-
minated and the second vas driven back
into Russian territory
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Df1fRICT OF COLUMBIA AR
THUR &. ARNOLD ET AL, COM
PLAINANTS. VS.. JOHN A LUT-
TRELL EFT AL DEFENDANTS.
No. 1422S: Equity Docket No %.
The object Of this suit Is TO have a
trustee appointed in the place and stead
OF the defendant, +. Welsh Ashford.
who IS named with the defendant. Frank
7. Rawlings. as trustee n a deed OF
trust upon lot IS in J. r. Olmstead's sub
division Of lots IN square 242. more par
ticuIarly described in said deed Of trust;
and also for the sale of said property
under the terms and provisions Of said
trust for default in the payment Of the
interest due under said trust. This no
tice TO be published IN the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington
successive weeks before said fordeth
day.
On motion Of the comDlainants by
Jesse Z. Potbury, their solicitor, it IS
this 9th day of November, A D. 1905,
ordered that the defendant, +. Welsh
Ashford, cause his appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and legal hoii-
days, occurring after the day Of the
first publication OF this order otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as In
case of default.
By the court.
5seaI) THOS. H. ANDERSON,
Justice
True Co2y-Test:
]. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY F. Z Cunningham, Asst Clerk.
no10.II.24
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CROKER is COMING
BACK TO NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-Richard Croker
is coming back to New York next Febru-
airy To an intimate friend who paid a
visit TO Vantage recently, Mr. Croker
said that business interests would re-
Qliire his presence here AZ he time men
toned 4 am not going back to stay"
said Mr.. Croker. This is my home and
viii be my home hereafter As soon as
my affairs are settled, 1 shall return to
England There is no politics In my err
rand. but, Of course, I shall see and
talk with many VI my old friencs. But
as for New York politics I an done
with it."
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SEARCHER FOR VENT
Is HELD A PRISONER

BRISTOL. Tenn. Nov. 1O.-One of the
detectives searching for Edward l..
Wentz, the young Philadelphia million
aire. who has been missing since Octo-
Der IA. is held captive in the noun
tain fastness of Letcher county, Ky.
He is a prisoner near the home of John
Wright. the Letcher county outlaw, who
was enlisted by the family in the search
for Wentz. Five armed Pinkertons
have been sent TO the rescue Of the
prisoner. from whom a note was re-
ceived saying that he had important in
formation concerning Wentz.
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KINGS DETECTIVE
ABOUT TO RETIRE

LONDON. Nov. 10-The most distin-
guished detective Of the day, Superin-
tendent William Melville, ''the protector
Of kings" and a past master in the de-
lection Of crime, is retiring after long
years CT service. BY his retirement
Scotland Yard loses one OF the ablest
officers Il ever had. Melville. with his
polished demeanor, strength of arm, his
known deadly aim. and his ready re-
source, was a terror TO dynamiters- He
frustrated many bf their plans OF de-
struction
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
LAUDED BY NEGROES

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 10-At yester-
days business meeting Of the general
committee Of the Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Educational Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop
Hamilton evoked applause by a eulogy
OF President Roosevelt, saying IN con-
clusion; Thank God. We have a Presi-
dent who IS not afraid to sit down with
a negro and show him the respect that
Is has due Bishop Walden said he was
glad they had a Senator Tillman in the
south. because he was needed to stir up
things
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LARRY SOMERFIELD
CONVICTED BY IURY

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o-"Larry Somer-
field" who has been on trial for several
days charged with defrauding George
F. Efinger Of $500 by means of fraudu-
lent stock OF the Horseshoe Copper Min
ing Company. was yesterday convicted
Of larceny in the first degree The pris-
oner Will be sentenced on Monday the
maximum penalty being ten years in
State s prison
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MRS. CARRIE NATION
AS A REAL ACTRESS

ELIZABETH, n. J., Nov. 10.-Carrie
Nation appeared here last night at the
Lyceum in the play ''Ten Nights in a
Barroom." She is cast to smash the
saloon of Simon Slade. and in the third
act she effectively did it with her little
hatchet, while the house went into
paroxysms of delight. Not a bottle or
mirror was left in the cafe. In the fourth
act Mrs. Nation delivered a temperance
speech as part Of her lines. She wore
on the stage her street costume.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
D. c.. washington, November 6. 1906
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
Office until u O'CLOCK NJ 18th IN
SLANT for excavating and grading.
and furnishing and erecting in place
complete fence retaining wall, pa wing,
tin, and galvanized irOnwork, stairway,
ing, Twelfth and G Streets southeast.
Blank forms and information may ee
obtained at this Office. HENRY =. r.
MCFARLAND HENRY L. WEST,
JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners, ID. G.
no7,s10Il1213
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

EAVE MONEY to loan at lowesl rates Of in
ter ST, in any sum from 81, 600 TO Sl0Os0 600 on
approved real estate security in this city. No
delay. r. Z. BRADLEY, 1903 + st. Ocl9-30t
MONEY TO Loan on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at 4. AZ and per cent interest. Special
privileges with respect TO prior payments. Large
amounts a speciality. TYLER 4 RGTHER.
FORD 1907 st. NV. oclO-u
MONEY TO LCiiH-s260 te SSOO. 900 on D. c.
Real Estate Interest low and al transactions
conducted with economical conssdeTatien Tor
borrowers.
WA. H. SAUNDERS CO.. 1907 At nv.
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H0BS0N ASKS WARRANT
TO SEARCH SANlTARIUM

NEW YORK. Nov. lo-Capt Rich
mond p Hobson. Z. S. N. retired. ap-
peared in the Jefferson Market police
court yesterday md applied for a search
warrant 10 have l-.e sanitarium at IS
West Thirty-eighth Street searched. He
told Magistrate Mayo that his sister
Margaret HObs0n. attending an older
sister IN the hospital lost a purse con-
tanning x58 and a gold medal studded
with rhirfy-eight diamonds HObsnn
said this medal. which cost 81 900, was
presented TO him BY a Southern society
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WIFE
GOES UP IN BALLOON

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Duchess Of
Marlborough yesterday. according TO
the Daily Chronicles" Vienna CORE
spondent, made an aerial excursion In
Archduke Franz Salvatore balloon, the
Meteor, descending safely last evening
near Vienna.
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Mr.. REDMOND DENIES
INTENTION TO RESIGN

LONDON, Nov. 10.-When questioned
as 10 the truth of the report that he
probably would resign the leadership Of
the Irish party and join William o. Brien
in retirement. John Redmond telegra PHI
ed from Dublin: The report is untrue.
The party remains united"
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BUYS EIGHT LINERS.

BREMEN, Germany, Nov. 10.-The
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany has purchased eight steamers from
Messrs. Rickmers, OF Bremen The
ships are all new, Of about $500 tons,
and have been employed In the China
trade.
The Washington times., 1903-11-10

MONEY! That's what you want, we want. and
everybody wants; and that's what you get il you
are wise and make a note Of this- Deal with
house that does not exhaust all its energy in
blowing or shooting hot air. We know we are
the cheapest; you don't. Give us a chance to
prove it 10 you. We eill loan you all the
money you want on your Furniture OF anything
you have n your house, and you keep The fur
niture right IN your home You pay whatever
you can each month. We pay of otaer loans.
Nothing taken out when you get the money.
HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO,
GIG T st. NV, Second aoc=, Rooms 1 and 2
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. PosToFfICE. NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may occsR
at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule Of closings il
arranged on the presumption OF their uninter-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
November a. 1903. the last connecting closes viii
be made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows:
TRANSATLANTIC Mails.
TUESDAI-te) At 1i.2S pm. for NEITHER.
LANDS direct. per SIS. - 5tterdam. from NeS
York. Alaii mus be directed per Sc. Rotter-
dam"
(c) At 1l;25 pm. for EUROPE. per IS Ma.
Jestic, from New York. via Queenstown.
tcl At II rs pm for DENMARK direct. per
S. Heilg olars from New York. Mail must be
directed per IS. Heilig Oiav."
WEDNESDAl-(c) At 9-I5 pm. for FRANCE,
per IS. Ia eascognc from New York, via HaVrs.
Nail for other parts 81 EUROPE must be dI-
rected Per SIS Ia Cascogue-"
(c) II 1925 pm. for EUROPE, per -
Deutschland, from New York, via Plymouth
Cherboug, and Hamburg.
THURSDAY-(d) At y M. for the AZORES
ISLANDS per S. PeniHsular, from New Beu-
FRIDAY-ta) AZ 7;l5 pm. for EUROPE. per
IS. s.. LOUIS from NeE York. via southanp-
ton. Mail for IRELAND. and letter mail for
LIVERPOOL mus be diIectod Per IS St.
Louis
(c) At 1i:25 pm. Tor EUROPE per So Cam
pania, from New York. via Queenstown.
tel ~ l-25 pm. for BELGIUM direct. per
s. Naderland from New York. Mail must be
directed Per SIS. Yaderiand''
aej A ll.Z5 p.ul- for SCOTLAND direct, per
S. columbia. from Eew York Mail must be
directed per S. Columbia"
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

lO7O-A NEARBY POTOMAC RIVER Farm
2l5A acres; 100 cleared, balance wood; s-room
house; dairy; corn house; barn; two FISH houses;
well and force pump; fruit; shade; accessible
to cars fine fishing shore; good living good
neighborhood; best located farm on the Po-
touae; photos at Office; just suited for home or
summer resort; fishing and boating first class.
Bargain at IS, soc. SOULE & CO., $50 Louisiana
ave. nol0-St
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AUCTION SALES.

Sale viii Be Made at Public Auction
Or uureoeemed pledges, watches, Diamonds etc,
At the Office Of the Columbia Loan and Invest
snent Co, III Twelfth st. NV, TUESDAY, No
MEMBER II, 1905. al O'CLOCK PM
BENZ. F. EDWARDS. Mgr.
THOMAS J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers-
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DO YOU NEED ALoAN?

Reasonable rates. Courteous treatment NJ
delay. Life insurance policies bought and
loaned IN. CHAs. a. BAKER. ITO 81. Rooms
so-k2 Phone 55 sess-u
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN in sums Of IS to $50 10
sEPH CAIN. 2S7 Pa. NV. in fruit store.
nos-ft
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-New house; S. $50: located in the
Northwest, nem North Capitol and R sts.s first
floor trimmed in hardwood all improvements.
easy terms: viii rent for $3.50 Address
owner, BOX II. this Office noloSt
FOR sALE-Good. small houses in paved court.
near Capitol; IS month B. LEONARD, Agent,
$50 ~ s.. sw. nolo-St
For Sale: Great Bargains.
s.. 2OO-Rents S57. so; 3 stories; 10 rooms; 10
minutes walk from Willard Hotel.
"a, I00-lO rooms, 2Oxl20; II near 10th.
s.. S50-Rents S2l; Massachusetts, ave me- bar
g, 26o-Near 7th and T SITS. rooms; 9IxIoo
s., IO0-K, near 10th; rooms
s3, 1O0-Near Sd St and Massachusetts, ave;
SEND FOR LIST OF BARGAINS.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 and sos + st. n. ".
FOR sALE-On H ST. ne, near 18th, desirable
siS-Eoom brick; al modern improvements;
SC, 100; $500 cash. balance So month. c. C.
WARING. lll4 G s.. NV. MOIST
Ss,75o.oo.
EIGHT-RoOM BRICK HOUSE
WITH LARGE CELLAR AND TILED BATH IN
best part Of Sth 81. ne. Convenient to ST.
car line House newly papered and decorated
Furnace heat. gas and g coal ranges; Paved real
Walking distance OF new UNION STATION.
S2,Ioo.oo
Tsyc-story frame dwelling, N,th large rooms
plumbing, in 9Th ST. Sc. CAPITOL Hill; near Car
line. Lot 10 feet front by good depth. Terms
10 suit purchaser.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER.
n noi 80 " . NV
TOR sALE-Two Groom bricks. near lincoln
Park; bargain II sold at once; 20 close an es-
tate. W. P. METCALF, Attorney at Law, 1888
G 81 hos-St
FOR sAIE-Beautiful house Of 10 rooms ana
bath in fine condition; newly painted and pa
pered: o ST.. near 18th NV; nice home fine
invest alent: rent SS5-5 price -, 80 c. }.
HANBACK,, GID St NV nos-st
FOR SALE-Homes at a bargain: 2lT st. NV
&c close an estate: i rooms and bath; lot
24xIOI TO alley; Ia good order; well rented
price, $3.50; house cannot be built for the
price No. 2221 l2th st. NV: new; seven
rooms and tiled bath; bay window; lot 20x95
to alley; elegantly finished cheapest new
house on the market. Price. 3, 800; terms easy.
GEO. ". LINKINs. 500 18th St. NV. no47t
FOR SALE
A comfortable home IN a rapidly-improving
section. within a half block OF the Congress
Sional Library. The house contains six rooms
anu bath; all modern improvements; economically
heated; a large back yard to l6-foOt alley.
Terms can be made 10 suit. PRICE, $3.50
JOHN +. WAGGAMAN. -==
700 18th St o-5o-sf=s
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LOAN COMPANIES.
DO YOU NEED MONEY!

We loan from 5000 10 $4,000 on furniture,
pienos, horses, wagons. etc, and you get the
full amount you ask for. and the same day you
ask for it.
your own terms No trouble to give rates and
explain our methods
MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST co.
DIS STREET
ROOMS u and u. NATIONAL UNION BLDG.
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ELLAsToN TERRACE COTTAGES

High ground between Brookland and Langdon.
right on car linei IS minutes out, one fare.
School near. Houses for sale and built TO order,
on easy terms. 10c lots, $500 UPS monthly.
Office on property. Take green cars on G Street
oc9-tf
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DR.. CZARRA

LIN N%AENNPA --
The Well-known German Specialist.
sl7 SIXTH STREET n. W..
10 years permanently located in Washington
City. His success in treating old and so-called
incurable cases Is acknowledged by the public
and profession See testimonials at his Office.
RUPTURE permanently cared, without pain
or loss Of time. A-KNY Tor examination and
treatment. CURES canCss. structure, varicocels.
skin. blood PoiS0n, and private diseases quickly
Tor lifetime.
CONSULTATION FREE
Ohice hours-From 10 20 IL Am. and to p.ta-
auIl-u
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-1hFee good mich COWS. Inquire
at the Office Of the Ford Estate, South Capitol
and 81 IS nol0-Se
FOR sALE-Fsfty fine hens. III Anacostia ave-.
BenniEg, D. c. nol0-5t
FOR sALE-Cheap. fine Jenny Lind table.
5l6 sth S. Sc nol0-3t
LOOK-If you want to buy or SELL see Us. Our
prices right. Phone Main 37S3, drop postal,
call stove pipe. Joe JOINT HUMPHREY
BROWN, 712 X S.. NV. no1D-St
FOR E-Graphophone and whole outAt. 81
cash. Address BOX 5os, this Office. nol0-3t
FOR SALE-Square piano, carved legs; stool
and cover; SIS Apply at go I'd ST Sc, be-
tween and pm. hottest
FOR sALE-Pawn ticket for two-stone diamon1
ring. in for sl25; no dealers; ticket cheap
Address BOX Scs. this Office noi0-st
FOR sALE-New gas heater. cheap. sls sth st.
re- Eoie-3t
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS
N PIANOS AND ORGANS
STEIN NO-......--..--.....-..S $40
ROSENCRANTZ PIANO SIS
kNABE FlANO.-.-. ----.--.-----.-f4 SD
CH1CKERTNG PIANO. --......--...S6 5
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.
BRADBURY BUILDING. Izz5 PA AVE
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LOOK LOORi!
- Prot. ?. d. HEATH, DOB Cameron Street, Alex
andria, Va, gives Magnetic and Telepathie
Treatments for the cure OF Headache Rheuma-
usIn, Constipation, Stomach. Liver, Heart.
Kidney, Back. and Bladder Troubles and all
Female Troubles, without usia~ medicine Of any
Lind Consultation free. All correspondence
strictly confidential. lnelose stamp
noe IO,ll, Is
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FOR SALE-On II ST. ne, near 18th, desirable
six-room brick: all modern improvements;
s, 100; $500 cash. balance SIS month. c. c.
WARING, TIA G 81. NV. no9-st
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rEMALA. by rail 10 New Orleans ana
thence via steamer. close here daily at 1865
an. o. and 10 pm (h), the connecting eioses
being Mondays.
Mails for COSTA RISA. By rail 20 New Or
leans and thence via steiner. close here daily al
1905 an. %, and 10 pm (h). the connecting
closes being on Tuesday,
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FOR SALE-Oak sideboard, $50; fine Domestic
sewing machine, $3.50; white enameled iron
bed. s.; c2k bedstead, 81; walnut bedstead.
with sprlng. SI.25; oak clock, 81; chairs. etc
234 q st. ne; no dealeTs. noy-5t
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LOST.

LOST-S25 Saturday evening, 7th ST, = St.
or Florida ave. NV. IN envelope. LIBERAL re-
ward if returned 20 j. +. SULLIVAN. Tenth
Precinct, or 220l ; s. NV. IL
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NEDNESDAT-ge) Al 6.O5 pm for BARBA-
DOS and Brazil. per SIS Capri, from New
iork. va Aaceio. Rio Janeiro and santos Mail
Tor NORTHERN BRAZIL ARGENTINE. URU.
6DA1 and PARAGUAY must be directed ssPer
IS Capri"
(cl Az l1:25 pm. FOR ANTIGUA. DOMINICA.
MARTINIQUE. GUADELOUPE. BARBADOS
TRINIDAD, and ClIDAD BOLIVAR. per IS.
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u CT empty iouses do not embarras
NUWS the Real Estate Dealer who uses
Tie Times Wat SosumnA