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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-11-26
To EXPLORE Earth's Interior.

An interesting discussion of the
means to be employed in carrying on
a scientific exploration OF the interior
of the earth was given by Charles A.
Parsons, the inventor of the steam
turbine, III recent address before
the British Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science. At present
the earth is penetrated by shafts or
bore holes to a point slightly in ex
cess of q mile, and save for the in
crease Of TEN etature with depth
little is known CT its interior condi
tion. BY sinking a shoft to great
depth not only would vast scientific
knowledge be gained, but also ther
would be the possibility OF discover
ing mineral conditions Of economic
Importance. Mr.. Parsons believes
that sinking such s.Iaft would not
be an impossible engineering accom-
plishment, and he has com puted the
apprc ximate cost, length of time re-
ouired, and the tempera ture of the
rock likely to be encountered as fol
lows:
Depth from Time Temp.
surface. Ccst. in years. Of rock.
Two miles. :. so, 500, 600 10 l22
Four miles. :. $500, 900 25 152
Six miles. :. 1900, ,OOO 40 1872
Eight miles. 1880, 600 55 PIP
Ten miles. >. 18,5O0,O0O 20 242
Twelve miles 25,OOO,OOO s5 272
The plan would be to sink the shaft
in some place free from watcr-bear
ing strata, providing stages at inter-
walls Of half mile, at each of which
would be placed the machinery for
working the section below, including
the necessary refrigerating appara-
tus to reduce the temperature.
There would also be required at in.
tervals OF two or three miles air locks,
as the pressure would increase great
ly as the deeper the shaft penetrat.
ed. To bore to great depths the
freezing process would havd to be
employed, and number of bore holes
sunk in q circ.e around the shaft pro.
per, so that by means Of brine the
rock, SAND and water could be frozen
and then excavated.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-11-26
Copra In the Philippines.

Export of copra from the Phil
ippines have increased from II ,698,
692 pounds in 1901 to 18l, III, ,084-
pounds in 1903. The value of the
trade in 1903 was $3,s19,7s3.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-30
TIP TksT WAS TOO GOOD
Bookmaker Gives 1t to His Barber
and Is Himself the One
Who Loses.

The red-haired barber was still grim
ming when the regular customer slid
into the chair, and he went right towork
TO explain, relates the New York
Sun.
See that sporty-looking man that
just went out?" he asked. well, he's
been coming in for months always
free Upper and always with a roll OF
money that would make you homesick
to look at IT,
II figured him some way to be mixed
up in the horse game. and had strong
idea that he must be wise to i. So one
day when he was good ana friendly
braced him
Anything that's worth bet?'
asks
He kinder sized me up.
Play EN-. do your he says Well,
there's nothing in the game. But ask
me that question tomorrow.
$50 tried him the next day. and he
looked at me awhile and finally he
says:
There's one in the third at Sara
toga that may be good. but I haven't got
the last word yet
you see how this shops fixed. You
can stand most anywhere in this base
ment and see folks going on Broadway.
SO this horsey customer gives me the
name of the horse and says:
I'm be walking by here in about 80
minutes. II l nod. the horse is worth
a bet If shake my head. leave II
alone
well, he walks by in half an hour
and gives me the nod. Itseemed kinder
too good to keep. and let the rest OF
the bunch in. and altogether we raised
$50 and sent Joe the Bootblack out to
make the bet
Joe used to take bets out for some
pretty good men upstairs. and be knew
a swell room around in New street. To
cut It short. we got eight to one. and
won.
THAT Isn't very much when it's split
up among eight or ten; but It looked
mighty gDod to US, and hardly hadn't
got over being happy when my sporty
looking customer comes In to-day. He
wasn't looking yeTy unhappy himself
and he starts right IN 10 kid me about
how good his tip WAS
did you make q few dolIarsF says
he.
"'Sure. told him, and then, feeling
pretty proud. says: We took $500 Of It
right here1.
Good. says he. Where did you get
your money DOWN.
"'Oh, round at so and so New street ,
with that he jumped so nearly cut
his ear on
1.-The thunder you did, he says.
why, hang it all. that's my room
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-30
Court opens Tuesday.


Grand Army encampment at Tulsa
was big success and a most enjoy
able reunion.
Workmen commenced laying the
foundation today for d. M. Marrs'
new residence.
Billie Devine is having his rsstau-
rant building painted which adds
greatly to the 9pearance.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the dis
eased kidneys sound so they will elm
mate the poisons from the blood. AT
Peoples drug store. DIV
John Kiefer has been brought down
from Nowata and jailed here by Dep
uty Thompson to answer a charge OF
aggravated assault.
Bill Raines, the ever popular, was
in town today making his friends sor-
ry because he was on crutches by
reason Of blood poisoning.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to George Guess and Jennie Rock, OF
Zena and VIM. B. Cumminsky and
Jennie Harlan, OF Catoosa.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-30
Brolte Hin Neok.

A contractor named Stewart who
was just completing three story
brick building at Tulsa fell from
wagon and broke his neck Mr. Stewart
was well known and highly respect
ed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-30
MOI a Beautv.

. First Girl--Did you hear that Mr.. VIII.
liams got a dreadful fright On his we'd
ding day?
Second cirl-Yes; l was in the church
and saw her.-Stray Stories.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-30

IL fh.- United State, Court a. Vinita ia the
Northern Dist lct OF the lnoian Territory
Editha Mullen. tiaintif
W. 20. 2l6s
Merfus l. Mullen. Defendant
The defendant, Marcus L Muiier.is hereby
warned appear fn Ibis cnu within 81
days aud aurwer the conn plriut ofthe plain
tn. Eultha Mullen.
Ordered ti vlnita this First day OF Sept.
1914.
CHAS. a. DAVIDSON, Clerk
=. b. DAVIDSON. Deputy
John Turner. Attorney for Plaintiff
s II Parks, Attorney for nou-resident De-
feAuant
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-30
AFTER THE STORM

you will know how much the roof
leaks and what repairs are necessary.
We can tell before the storm, and
If you wish to avoid ths risk of dam
age to ceilings and walls better per-
nit up to submit an estimate and ef-
feet REPAIRS at once. A dollar
paid for timing work now may save
ten dollars worth Of property later.
r. NJ. YOUNG
Timer and Plumber Vinita, l. T.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-21
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED
IN THE RAUB CASE

The Court of Appeals he's. I'm an opin-
on by Justice Shepard, dismissed the
appeal taken by Samuel C.. Raub, and
affirmed the decree entered against him
oy the Supreme Court of the District al
The suit OF Henry Hurt, who nled a
.reditor's bill seeking 10 subject certain
real estate, held and owned by hauo, 10
3 judgment obtained September IS, 1897,
oy Air. Hurt, for about 500 with interest
and costs.
The decree of the lower court was at
armed ON the ground urged by Hurt s
counsel that the appeal was frivolous
and mauifestly taken Tor delay me
property which the lower court ordered
soid ro satisfy me Judgment Is situated
near Thirteenth Street ana ohlo Avenue,
and GA the line OF the Fennsy Eania
Railroads new entrance into Washing
ton.
sale of the property III the judgment {,
within thirty days
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
CHEVERLY GARDENS

Ten city lots in a block at only
$4,000. Terms, $500 monthly.
This is country with city accomIlo-
with railroad station right at
your finger tips. Eighteen trains
daily. Six cents fare. Fifteen min
utes from city. With six months
entirely free transportation TO every
purchaser. Property can he seen
anv week day or Sunday.
We study to assist those who are
DESTROYS of making a home for
themselves.
Office open till $50 p. m.
Information at office,
$40 COLORADO BUILDING.
O. Munson, MIST.
Oc2V-st
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YOU'RE UP. STAY UPI"

A travelling man for Detroit hrnl
recently visited q small town anu put up
81 a small hotel
BE sure 70 set me up in time for
the early train he couuseled the clerk.
as he retired
At dawn there was a terrible racket
at the door of the travelling man 8
who's there?" called the Deroiter
slecpllE-
Gentleman sent you a message, sir,
said a boy.
Opening the door the travelling man
reached out and grabbed a sealed en-
velOpe. Lighting the hanulamp. ne tore
the envelope open and spread out a
sheet OF paper on which these words
were written.
You're up. Stay up. Detroit News,
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
- DORCHEsTER.

NEW STEAAI-HEATED APARTMENTS
rooms and cabinet kitchen. SO. So. SIS.
LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS Elegant bath
Public laundry. Hot water furnished.
Janit0r Service, Telephone, Etc.
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
2 BLOCKS FROM AGRICULTURAL
DEPT. and BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
18TH and MARYLAND AVE. S. ".
I1ARRICK * 1IETCALF. 1888 G N W.
se25-tf
FOR RENT-We nave several very de-
siTable hats of four rooms and bath
porcelain bathLuDs wash stand and mod
eru open plumbing nicely papereds To-
ca ted near cars, Northeast rents. SO
and $3.50 per month. EDWARDS q
REEVES. Inc 6l4 Ism ST. NV au1S-tr
FOR RENTERS. 9Th and * SITS. ne,
near III ST. cars. five rooms each. Heat
and hot water furnished Two private
yards and two private pJrchcs 10 each
fiat Front and rear entrance, School
on same block. open Tor inspection
See man on premises or w T. COWEN
80 3 st. NV. Bliss Building. seZl-i
FOR RENT-lI5 T. ST. NV. fiat. six
rooms and bath. 1915 18th ST. NV, FIVE
rooms and bath SIS. LOUIS Il, SHOE
MAKER. $50 II st. NV. oc21-5t
FOR RENT-L0veIy housekeeping flats
az The Elmores 500 nth ST, NV; $500.
OCZl-lE
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE ETFECuVE OCI0BER % .

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER ID. 1904
Trains leave frCu FennsF lF 1lia Station
80 a. 81 bAhl-loe4- Tor haIf i59Aolis'
NeErenten, Dalgille, 4Hd Vay stations
1851 A. 81. DAILt--N asliingtcu and Florida
Limited First--Isss coaches and sleeper %
Columbia, savannah, and Jacksonville Dln-
III5 A. g. DALY-Uniied States Fast Nail
fiTst-class coaches and drawing room sleeper
4.0I p. g. WEEK BsYs-L5csi for Harrison-
burg and w8J stations on Mluassas Branch
4;5J r. SO. 3A.Lt-Laeal tor " arrenton and
g.08 p. S. DAu.Y-New YORK and Atlanta Exc
press First-olsss coach to Atlanta, sleeper 70
Columbus Fla Atlanta sunset tourist sleeper
Washington 90 San Francisco Mondays. We'd
nesdays, and frId4ys- Dining car service "a
IO.G0 4. ii. DALY-New York and Memphis
Limited fVia LyuchburE)- tirst-ciass coaeA
and sleeping car 10 Roanoke hRoXv--.e. CHAT
tauooga, and 3emphisi sleeper 60 Aev o.
leaEs. Diu.us Cal service.
western limited. All Pullman train. club and
observation cars 90 Atlanta and Macon sleep
ers 90 Augusta, Nashville. At.aurss Aaco4s
Memphis, aad New Or-ean4
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 A. b. H. p H.. 4-B
6sZ5 r. A- wlea oass for LessL1fs c1y- sunday
trains leave Washington $50 A. 4-s 6-z5 p. ~
ioT B.leIo1t.
through trains from the south arrive Waah-
ington G-tz A. ST., 6-52 a. 81, ESQ A. 81, 500
=. 81. J.50 r. ~ and 30 r. H. DAILY. 10
cal trains from HaTr-sonburs, ID ia b., weaS
d5ys, and $50 F. 81 DAILY. From CharluEEas-
vile, SIS A. g., and go +, &. DAILY.
Tickets. s-eepinz csr reservations and detail
ed Information san BE- had aE tlcsrr 1fiees. foa
18th Sc 5Il Pennsg- lFsnla ave, slld Peuusyi-
vania station. Baggage checked Through he9
hotels and residences
Phone 1870 r. h. r. Cab Service.
c. H. AChEkl, General Manager.
T. H. HARDIN ICk. Pass. Trlf MEF.
81. r. TAfLoE. Gen. Pass Agent
l. s. BKOWN. General Agent.
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sERB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Umce, I42I Fenna. Ave.

1lcket OniceJ I42I Eenaa. ave.
For Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington. Columbia,
Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa. Atlanta. Bir-
nIuEh1m, Mobile. Pensacola, AMI New Orleans.
1896 a. 81 DAILA->aab0ard Alail-ThrouEh
Pullman Buhet Sie-pers To Jacksonville. Fla,
connecting Is Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 10
Atlanta.
I-GJ p. 81. DAlLY-Seaboard Express-SoIid
train 60 Jacksonville and Tampa with Pullman
sleepegs through 60 Atlanta Jacksonville, ana
Tampa. taking on Cafe Dining Car * Hamlet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-21
wANTED-FARMs

WANTED-To buy a farm of % to 100
acres, readily accessible 10 city by troll
ley or steam road, near District Iine-
suitable FOR market gardening with
house large enough 10 take boarders-
also barn and good water. Address.
stating price terms. etc. with fun DaF-
tiCulaTs. BOX 6ss this office. Owners
only need reply. OcIg-Gf
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FOR SALE-FARMs.

A CHICKEN FARM
Fifty acres and eight-room dwell
ing. Large barn and stable chicken
house. Nice orchard. Near Rock
Vile, sd. For only 5000
go ACRES. near FrederiCIysburE
Va t'iue dwelling. Iu perfect order.
All necessary out8uildinEs. one mile
from station. This land and improve
mCuts are first class. and are worth
81 800, but Wg can sen this place Elr
$500. Terms TO suit
ATKINSON Il BALLARD Co.
1+11 q St. u. IS. Ocl5-tf
FOR SAILED acres good land and
three miles from the District
line; $500; hustle BE- YOU want 10. 500
Monroe ST.. AnaClsLLa. u. &. D.lg---
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every DAY In the year from loot OF sIh
ST, ieg III. Monroe Norfolk, Newport
News, and all points south. by the su-
- perb powerful sIee. palace steamers New
- port News Norfolk and .'3 sslliug-
tlu-"
Lv. IS lshuigton pm Lv. Portsmouth.5.0O pnI
Ly. Alexandra. 20 pm Ly. N0TfoiE.....b- pa
Ar. r. Monroe % 200 am Lv- 1T. Monroe 900 pm
Al Norf0lz---.. 60 am Ar Alexandra. %. $50 5m
AT. Portsmouth 90 ana Az MashIu ton .,lJ a-a
~ Through connection msas al AorIoia
New YORK. and aieTlELlIts
Miners -sc- mships for Boston
IuT further information apply az gem
era. tic.et office, 800 I4th SIZE Coolers ID
FII dlu- tteIcphun NlIU--al o. an
~. Whari l,s.ellaoHe A4iH s5.--
- JNo, CALLAHAN, 81 a. Pres. s. Gen Mgr.
- q. 81. CALLAHAN, Gen. Pass. -.
dez9-tf
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FOUND

FOUND - Comfort for the stomach
cleanliness for the teeth. by "a bright boy
who CIeWs IEielets. it
OUED-Wiud0Ws cleaned 3 cents mo.
LEON j.. CAHDOE WINDOW CLEAN
ING co, 1923 9Th 81. NV oc2I-3t
I'LL RENOEATE your o5u hats as good
as new. kAEDELL, 1la5 9Th ST. NV.
OCZJ-4t
1000 FINE round-c8rner translucent
bristol business cards. nicely printed
$50 HAYS, sos l. NV. OclS-6t
GET THE BEST FRIED OYSTERS I'm
the city at VA. HALER s, 1928 III 81.
ne. 80C @ dozen. lu box. oc4-39J
FOUND-The way TO get rld OF rats
See BARCLAY. The FeTIyL Man. 81
Louisiana ave. mhI-tf
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO, INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND I&SUR-
ANCE, 1414 j. ST. n. ".
TELEPHONES H. 34S and n S398
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
al RARGhlM AT S1.850.

Tygo-st0ry Groom brick house on
5sd ST.. near o; side alley. water aud
sewer. A snug home. OF prOhtaDle
investment
n nm e,t....s Real Estate CO.
Int AlAilSl -oiiO0l4lahei unc.)
Main ofhce. 1873 82d 81. Phone W. 70.
First Ward branch Office, Pa. ave. and
Rock Greek. Phone West so. ocl6-tf
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PRINTING.

Always Busy-There's a Reason
II. =. DARLING, PRINTER. Sl8 u ST.
NV. Phone Main El3-AI Best for Price.
Fromptue5S. and satisfaction seI4-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE OR RENTS v 81. NV: 8
rooms reception hall porcelain bath
back porch deep lott house finished in
Persian tapestries. ingram papers dado.
plate and photograph rails. swinging
door, dumb waiter. For sale a few DAYS
NV. ocZI-2L
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WESTWARD

LEAVE STATION. Nev Jersey ave and c S.
CHICAGO ana NOkIHW ESI. IA 90 a. M,
q $50 p.
CNCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
sID-l5 O. u-s a4-v5 b. IN. 1870 night.
PETISEJLG ana CLEVELAND. I'll so A. IA,
sg.I5 D. ne. ana 1890 night
tUItNEtS =. -I.5J =. o.
WHEELING, -I0;u5 a. Re-, 1870 p n.
WINCHESTER, Fse-35 d. ma q -05. @s5 so
3.
1900 noon, 600 F. IA sundays. s;s5 a A.,
FREDERICK, -.s.85. ss-5:I5. --.l0:o5. s.1l:o0
a. m, e-+l;I5, 's4.O5, -+5-aJ p.
HAGER1TDNN- fslG;05 d. u. and $500 p. IA.
Boyd and way points. 's.5j. s-.9:l5 a. NJ,
ellis, $500 $3.50, lyl5, F<Il;3o p. N.
IJRAY and ELhTON, r4-U5 p. IN.
GATHEHsBJ 40 and way points. IS. 35,
as-8.I5 d. m.. -sl2:5J, Ha+l:l5, a-3 80, ss5.u5,
sos. ss5.so. 1850, ss~5.S5, -s-IO;I5. %~11:SJ
2. ul-
Washington Junction and way points, r's IS,
a.-g-15 III IN. FafI rs, ff5-l0, $3.50 o. m
rUsI.F. Except SUNDAY -Suu4sy on y
E4-EEEg called f1r AID gLeChCd from hotels
AMI residences uF Union Transfer Co.. ou orders
left 90 ticket offices, 6i3 Peuusy vauia ave. Nv.
New AcFa ave and 18th ST., and ~ station
s. b. HEGE, District Passenger Ag-ir-
%. d. MARTIN. Manager Passenger Traffic.
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PERSONAL

YOU KNOW 1T. WHO2 The working
nau-that we seIl better suits ana over
coats, slightly used. tailor made, than
any other store in the city. Wh12
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6lS ID st.
ocl5-lL
CHICLETs are splendid after smokins
II
PROMINENT physician me practice
and 100000. longs for good. honest wife.
Address MR. b.. So Hudson ave, Chi-
ca go. 1t
AINE.. CATHERINE tells a good for
tune for 25c and soc TO anyone with this
ad; gives luck. go New York ave.
NINE DAVIS. CIairvoyaut and Gard
Reader l-Z6 9th So. NV Gcl1-3Ut
PRIVATE PARTY WILI, LOAN YOU
MONEY on your FURNITURE. PIANO.
ORGAN. etc i viii cali Address BOX
200. TINS Once, au26-Jf
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Suite 234. second floor. Colorado Build
ing. 18th and O s-s.-Naver closed ABB
aoiutely reliable. strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Phone -525 Main. IL BRADFORD. SUI
perluteudeut- seZT-30t
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FOREIGN MAILS.

EAsHISGTON, d. C., POsTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, IS changes may occur &c
any time,
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 70 the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule Of Blessings -
arranged on the presumption o. their uHintsE-
Fupted overland transit For the week end
ing October p l80s, the Iasr connecting closes
wiz be made irlm the MAIN OFFICE Is fol-
tCHs.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,

Trans continental route to the Canadian aud
United States Northwest, connecting az Van
couver with the finest lines % steamers On the
Pacific for China japan, Philippines, FlIis Hone
oluIu Australia, and Ees Zealand
Fer rates and information apply 20
ID. Il. MORSE p e. p. A..
I4th and New Yorz Avs. Bond Building
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MOREz we store for zoe a
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE.
CO, ils-iz0-4zz 10th ST. NV. Phone Main
So. EeZS-30t
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ChESAPEAKE & OHIO ny.

Trains leave Feu1sl is duIa station DdIIy.
2-SJ +. M-EHICAGD and ST.. LOUIS sPE-
GAL. Solo FestiDu-es eteCtuc slEh-cds
dining car train CD 81 Louis. with Pullman
sleepers o. Louisville, Cincinnati. Ln.i i1a-
ap0lis, and IT. Ions PaTloT car Though 90
fIFginla H1t Springs uces days P-rlll Cars
Cincinnati 20 ChIcagoi Dining Car from
IS Washington.
l1.l8 p NJ. f. =. LIMITED. solid vcsli-
buie, electric lighted dining car tFain 20
Cincinnati UIth Pullman aleEpers 10 Gin
Cinuati. Indianapolis ST. Louis. LeXlE--t1l.
and Louisville. Compartment Sleeper 10
Virginia Hot springs daily except sunday.
Sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chieazo and &C.
Louis Dining Car
Reservation and tickets az 5I8 Peln.y.gsuiz
Avenue; GO ourteenth Street. near b and az
the station. Telephone 1919 for P5aasF wanna
Cab Service ~ vs. ~ LLEa,
TnIenhoHe slain 100. GenersI Pazssnesr AZ.
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR
THE COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM
ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY
A the above is only part OF the list
Of properties under our charge we viii
gladly furnish complete bulletins on ap-
DliCariOu being made ar this Office or
bV mail
THOS. J.. FISHER & CO, Inc.
I14 u ST. NV, adjoining the New Will
lard
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Transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAE-Ca) At Ts15 pm for EUROPE, per
IS New York, rom New York, via Plymouth
and Chsrb0u-g- Mau for LIVERPOOL. SCOT
LAND, and IRELAND must be directed "PsF
SIS EeT York.
Ccl at u.85 pm. for EUROPE. per S. Luz
cania, from New York. VIA Queenstown and
Liverpool
(c) AT Has pm for BELGIUM direct, per
SIS FzdeFiand from New YORK. 1iatl must BE
directed -'Per S. faderisndi
(cl AT u-s5 pm for ITALY direct, per IS
KONG Albert, from New York. Mail must be
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-By a respectable lady and
husband, a furnished room house 10
care Tor for the winter reference. NJ.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR RENT-SToREs.

FOR HENT-Oue large store. 1904 Park
st., near 18th large show windows; not
water leaI----.-.. 50 %
TWO me stores with large Easements,
g II e. me-. near Government Print
ing Office. each...---.--.-.- -....-.-.. $50 90
ONE goOd-sized room; 9Th and X SITS
me- excellent location; suitable for bar
Der shop heat and hot Water........ SIS. 90
A. o. BLISS, Bliss Building, IS 3 st. NV.
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