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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-26
NEW YORK DYE WORKS,

state ana whitaker streets.
Your clothes might look a trife bet
ter If we had them day. They might
look like new. We are doing a great
deal OF this kind of work now.
Hats cleaned, gloves cleaned, silks
cleaned. Everything guaranteed to be
done the best. Bell phone 94S.
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GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL TONIC.
Has stood the test twenty-five years.
The first and original tasteless chill
tonic. so cents.-ad.
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DE KALI LODGE NO. ., 1. o. o. f.
A regular meeting of this lodge viii
be held this evening at 500 o'clock in
DeKalb Hall.
After a short business meeting lodge
will adjourn to attend the anniver-
sary celebration at odd Fellows Hall.
Every member is requested to be
present.
f. f. GRANT N. G.
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MEETINGS.

ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE NO.
231, f. q A. NJ.
A regular meeting of this n
Lodge will be held at Masonic ~
Temple this (Tuesday) evening M
at SIS o'clock.
r. @. Degree.
Members of sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are cordially invited.
BENZ. F. FINNEY, w. M.
JOHN S. HAINES, Secretary.
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JOHN w. SMITH. Secretary.


u. s. G. v.
Comrades: Meet at Chatham Ar
tillery Hall to-day at $3.50 p. M, to act
as special escort to the Confederate
veterans. Every member is expected
10 attend, and it is to be hoped that
you will make every sacrifice to do so.
All visiting members of the u. S. c. V.
are gladly welcome to join with us.
CHAS. G.. EDWA RDS,
Commandant.
ROOT. f. L. MILLER, Adjt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

City of Savannah, Office Clerk of
Council. Savannah, Ga. April 20.
] 904.-To-day Tuesday. April %.
1904, being a legal holiday. the city
Offices viii be closed.
BY order of the Mayor
J. ROBT. DREAMER,
Clerk of Council.
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TORNADO INSURANCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Remington Standard Typewriter
Is still the standard. Durability, ease
of operation, simplicity, and the fact
that you can put 1t in your inventory
are its chief merits. See the latest
models before buying a machine.
r. N. HULL.
Sole Dealer for Savannah.
10 Drayton St. Provident Building.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

S. p. HEGE. District Passenger Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. l.. DtNALL AND 4. LEFINLCu
SINCLAIR. ATTORNEYS
IN THE 81 trtlME COURT OF THE
- RIOT or COLUMBIA. holding a
. opening oI connecting highways ola Lla
east and west sides of the Geological
TaiA- lu The District of Columbia 80
9sA District Court Docker-NoIice fs
hereby given that The Commissioners Oi
.i-r Instruct OF Columbia, pursuant t3
inc provisions OF AN Act of Cau-rHss
approved April IS, 1904, entitled IAN
dtL Tor L-e opening or connecting high
geological Park, District OF Column
bi,t' nave Med petition in this court
pray any tlr coH4eluual lion OF The land
Necessary Tor connecting tLe north end
with the south end Of Iar.z Road fr
6irSlQcs bF highway nifty f..L
"-uer 1loii5 or Near the eastern bDEl-
uaIy or the Geological Park. and .I-.
h4lugie Road Dy a highway lftv feet
"idr' d4oH6 or near the western Irl.-
GARY OF Inc geological Park ia ac-ur-
dance with certain plans ON lI. Ir rE..
Office of the Engineer Cgmmfesfonar. Of
the District or Columbia as shown ID. ID.
plat or mar prepared by the said Com
il-rslpHerS ana annexed 90 their said pee
Ltlou and marked Exhibit No l-'r and
praying. also. that jury of seven #.-
dicloIs. ulslutcrestcd men. not related
q" any person interested iG these uf.-
ceetlnGS. aud not iU the service or ar..-
piul mrut or The District Of CglHuaI. t.-
" the United States. BE- aumusraI ..
The United States Marshal for the Dis
Elci OF Columbia. 90 assess the dam
ages each owner of land taken NAV sur-
laiH by reason of the opening of an.
condemnation az the land necessary Tor
lAe purposes OF such opening, and ,u
".He0S iHe benefits resulting thcFetTHn
a7 provided lu the aforesaid ACT OF Con-
D.
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FOREIGN MAILS.
daily at 1896 am. % and 10 pm Ihl. the
e9nneetlng closes haing on Thursdays.
TRANSATLANTIC Mails,

HAWAII. JAPAN. KOREA, and PHILIP
FINE ISLANDS. via san Francisco. close
mere aally az $50 pm. up TO December
- t5I dtspalch per SIS. Siberia. (a)
AUSTRALIA Except mails for West Aus
traliaJ, NEW ZEALAND. NEW CALEDO-
MA 9AhOA, HAWAII, ana FIJI ISLANDS,
va san francisco. close here daily at
o-SV pm. up 70 December a.. Tor dispatch per
SIS, Ventura. (aJ
JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA. and PHILIP
FINE ISLANDS, via Tacoma, close here daily
at 6;50 pm up 10 December 10, Tor dispatch
per IS. 4angtsye. tr)
JAPAN except ParceIs-Post AafIs). KO.
REA, CHINA. and specially addressed mail
for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. via Van
couyer and Victoria. b. c., close here daily at
$50 pm. up 70 December 30 Tor dispatch per
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
san Francisco. close here daily at $50 pm up
to December &c, Cog dispatch per S. Mari
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM. via
San Francisco. close here daily at $50 pm
up 20 December g. for dispatch per u. >
Transport. taJ
AUSTRALIA Except malls for West Aus
tralia), FIJI ISLANDS. and NEW CALEilo-
MA via Vancouver and Victoria. B. e, close
here daily at 80 pm up TO December 81 Tor
dispatch Der SIS. Aorangi- tq)
NOTE.-Mails for COCHIN CHINA are dis
patched 10 New York, n. l., Tor connection
with European steamers.
Mails for MANCHURIA. except New
chWang, and EASTERN SIBERIA. viii be
dispatched 10 New York. y. =. until IUFther
notice, for transmission TO destination VIA
Russia. instead Of via Japan. the usual route
Unless otherwise addressed. WEST AUS
TRAIIA MAILS viii be dispatched via Eu-
rope; those for NEW ZEALAND via san
Francisco; and those for certain places IA the
CHINESE PROVINCE Of EGNN<AN via
British India-the quickest routes.
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. sDs-
sally addressed Via Europe" must be pre-
paid at the foreign rate or postage.
Mails for HAWAII are dispatched 70 San
Francisco, Cal. exclusively.
REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN
OFFICE as follows: (al Al 6:5j pm. same
day; (bJ al las pm. same day. co at 9:45
pm. san4s day. I'D at $3.50 am. same day:
(sl at 5:45 pm same day. % al 9:S5 e. m
same day. tn) AZ ia pm. same day: (kJ at
s:45 pm. previous day; (p) at $50 pm. pre-
vioua day. (q) at ESQ pm second previous
day. tr) at SEQ pm. previous day. (sJ at g:fs
.. previous day.
JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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IraHs-Atiautic lIails.
" South and Central America
West Indies. Etc.

EE.E-L-'gI 40 II-fa pan. Eor BEgvf-r,.
..-. luara.-.i.- from Eev York Jet
..I 81 U. H..'. ~ E-HIoi Midland. par
z.s sg.-.aEsniaa. from PAliadeIplia. l'''
.a. Ar s.. 4.ll Tor lltGf-NI4Erfr TrBr-
quay, a.d PARAGUAY, per s.s ATtblsil,,'',
t.I Al 1885, n.u. for PORTO RICO. CUpA-
GAO. au. h.-\t..I Ella, per SIS gaf8rat
-u4lI E.. N4IE- EIu toT gDLDMEIN a..
DuH..t. ...-. rr s.rrotsd Per ss. caracas -
.e 40 u.t -al- -r tOi.EUNE ISLAND
tt---.It'|- tH4 .Hl.'a3tiA. except Mazda
.e.. ...ar.".f.. l'er SIS s4ti.iI, from New
l.4s- ae directed "Isr SIS. Sibiria."
.l..-.lG. overland, tulrss specially, ~
dressed for c.sptisA o. steamers sailing from
-eH aprl. close here daily az IO.O5 am. n
CUBA MAILS close here a, pm. on
H.r.aHs, We4.estass. and Saturday.. VIA
rolr EaIlll. Fla tpl. and at 10 pm On
.is-Is. tvs. yi- Sew Orleans. Ia. thg. aIso
E.a -," -osH. n. y. on Wednesdays al
z.EHF1U.JLtND. by ran 10 North svs.
reg ami thence Fia steamer. close here GaiIv
.E".ur saHtlsa. at $50 u.a. OBJ. and on
Sundays o. ll.o1 am. %. the connectiD-l
r."sz being an Mondays. Wsuuesl4ys. and
JhHtICa. Boy rsu 20 Boston ana tbspcs NJ,
steamer. Close here AZ --11 D. IN. ca Tuastsvs
foJ. ana Du Wednesday, at 1880 Pm. (ry ~
gsI o.. Philadelphia. and thence "a steamer
a-t'l hon. as ran 70 Boston AID thence
FIH steamer. close here daily. except Sundavs
20 l u--l ,1i- ANA "a Sundays at 1856
asTTIsu vlEU-EAE. HONDURAS lr..,
.or-fE. ali eEtT12 ALA. ly rail 20 New
.i......s AND thence via rteaWeF. close here
.a." l'."a $50. go and 30 pm. m. a.
rU|. ..tl. closes Ha.u4 ga Al0uHays
COSTA lICt. Dog ran TO New Orleans and
thence via steamer CLOSE Hr.e daily az IG.6s
an % ana D.. pFl- U5, Jho ccanectlug
NICARAGUA Cast CoasB. by rail- to nsv,
Orleans 4nl 'AeE-e VIA STEAMER. close here
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WESTWARD.
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST, 'll.00 a.

CHICAGO ana NOls-ft " Isl "Il.00 m,
CINCINNATI. sT. LOUIS. and LOUIS
WILLIE, alI-u5 am, s4o5 pm, sl2.45 night
PIIISBUHG and CLEN ELAND, IL 700 a M .
ag.Is p..a-. and 1910 night.
C8ITrAIBI .. $3.50 pm.
WHEELING, a-D.o5 am, $50 pm
WINCHESTER ssS-55 am, ~s4.05, ss5:OO
pm
Ig.tJ uaon as, GOO pm. Sundays SIS
4. u-, $3.50 and 1000 pm
am sHaI.I5 sF4.05 s-j:35 pm.
HkGERSTOWN. 'fl0;95 am. and 500 nm
E8YB and way points, sfs.35 sSs9: rs a. m
ats1 .l5 sa5.al. es5.2i sssl0;15. cell 30 pm
GAITHEESBURG and way points s@s.s5
sfss.I5 "a M ssIZ.l0 FF9I rs ss3 20 ss.05
ss5.35. ss6.51, as+I.25 a"'10l5. cell 90 pm.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points
sss.aI ssss.I5 am. assI.15, as: 90 ss5 80 D. M.
sDaUv Except Sunday. s%FSunday only
baggage called Tor and checked from hotels
ana rAslueuces by Union Transfer Co, on or
GERS lLtE at ticket OIuces, GIG Pennsylvania
ave uW.. New York ave. and 18th St. and AZ
STA -i0u
s. p HEGE, District Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS FOR STEEL ORDERS.
EhAMs. ETC. OFFICE or BJILDING
FOR NATIONAL AJSEU n, Library oI
Congress. Washington, ID. g.. DeCem-
Der 9, 1904 Sealed proposals for furnish
IHE and delivering an the steel e-rdcls,
beams. and columns required for the
nrsJ tonF of Jne new building for Jla
National Museum, I'm tlis city. viii ne
received at this office until O'Clock p.
m.. on Thursday. the ntth day of Jan
uary 1888. and publicly oTcued immecl-
attIy thereafter. Specifications, general
Instructions ana conditions and blank
forms az proposal may Dee obtained On
application Cd this office BERNARD -.
GREEN Superintendent If C0Esruc-
uOu.
degIJl2.Is.lg.z0 -5-5
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. NC
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSTR
ANCE. ltl4 II ST. y. W
IELEF HOMES IL 5iS AND II gl92
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Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
7.s5 a. n DAILY-Local FOR Ha-risonh.1rz
1garrC1-ou. DanViIe. and way stations.
-1.5I a. -. sshington and Florida
Limited E.rst-c-ass coaches and sleeper to
Columbia, savannah and Jacksonville. Din
ms A. H. DAILY-United States Fast Mar
Tlrs.-C.ass coaches and drawing RON,
sleeper tg New orleans. Dining car service
4g J.. II. WEEK DAYS-LOcai Tor Harri-
soaburs and way stations ca Manassas
s.55 y. II. DAILT-Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville.
$50 y. H. DAILY-Esw York add Atlanta
Express EIEst-ciuss coach 10 AtIanta
Sleeper 80 columbus VIA Atlanta. sunset
tourist. sleeper Washington 10 san Frsn-
cisco Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays
ESQ T. 81 D.'LT-Ncw YORK ana FIori5s
Express. FlrsJ-class coaches and gleepers
10 Columbia Savannah AID Jacksonville
SleaUer 10 Augusta and Port TAMPA Din
INK car service. a la carte
Il..5 T. II. DAILY-NeW York and Afernpbis
Limited tvia Lynchburg) First-eiass
coach and sleeping car 10 Roanoke. Knox
vile, Chattanooga, ana Memphis; sIe,.oer
10 New Orleans Dining Car service
Ig.4. T. b. DALLY-W asAington and south.
western limited. All Pullman train CHM
and observation cars 70 Atlanta and ~.
Cgus al=epers - -s1saFllle, Atlanta. Macon.
4lyIpLis. and New Orleans.
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 a A., l.5J T. n. AS
mont. a-- j.. FL week days for Leesbur..
1uIE- SUNDAY trains leave Washington 9 10
A. H.. .-. IT, FL. ior blucmonL
Through trains from the SOUTH arrive vva.s-
iusI1n 6-ss a. b. 5--2 =. ~, $40 A. NJ i0.I5
A. d.. $40 u. 1l-. $3.50 p. NJ. ana ESQ 3 - A. -
DAILY. Local trains from HarrisoDbi,re
IL.-4 A. b. week days. ard 800 - ~
DAILA. From t4arlottesviEe. 50 A Al.
ana J.-y j.. %. DAILY '
Tickets. sleeping car reservations ana d.
tailed information can be had at tlcEer ~
H-ez. -la rl-l &C., 511 PeIlsg lgania ave. and
4'eIl=- l.a.tI station. Baggage ehecka3
through I.m hotels and residences.
Flaua 1870. J.. j.. r. Cab Service
C. g. AJkEir. General MANAGER
Dee. S. IL HAEDMIHE. Ples Traf kilr
---4 S.. D. 4Ahl-oG. Gen. Pass Agent
g. Brown. General aren't
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OFFICE OF THE CORNERSTONE
u. O. WASHINGTON. DECEMBER 8.
l9li--SEALEb PROPOSAL Will De
received It this Olce until ~ m. SAT
l. bpAA. DECEMBER IT, 1904. for con-
STRUGGLING au >-ragm school building ON
lot l1l, block a. Columbia Heights.
fronting ora Harvard Street. between
IeItlCDs- ans necessary information
may De obtained ut tlis office HENRY
b. IT, MCFARLAND. HENRY L.
WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners.
ID. c.
dea 1925 Gl.1-
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YET ANOTHER TEAM
DROPS FROM RACE
SulkinS and ROckOWitZ
Forced TO Retire.
TWO TEAMS LEAD BY LAP
Riders zoo Miles Behind Record, But
Setting Fierce Pace-French-
men Are Feared

NEW YORK. Dec. a.-Ien teams are
racing around the saucer trimmed track
at the Garden this morning in "a strong
endeavor 20 capture The aur,Is Of Che
siN-day bicycle race.
The pace and strain was The cause of
the East Side team, Sulldns and Rocko-
wiz, dropping out early today. Roczo-
Wiz had extreme distress from his
stomach and he and his partner were
forced 10 Quit While the riders are
over 200 miles behind the record made
by Miller and Waller in 1888 the pace
during the last few hours has been very
fast
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Lead by a Lap.

Root and DorIoa and Vauderstlrvfr ana
s'ol stun hold the lead by one lap over
me other eight teams and ali this
morning Breton, the Frenchman. has
been making attempt after attempt 40
cut down the lap OF The leaders The
French team, Goulotz and Breton, is ia
hne condition and not "A few believe that
by tonight they VIII have regained the
lest lap and viii be serious ccutenders
Tor first prize when the final sprint takes
place All the riders fear me Frencb-
men.
keesdu, who complained Of his con-
diuon yesterday, is much improved to-
Gay and Is riding in better form.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the
hl.etU rL Supplies and Accounts. Navy
ilel1. til.ul. Washington ID. a.. until 100
ID tLb.N, A. H., DECEMBEE 81. 1901
ana N-I-clN opened Immediately there
aiitr % lIIu-sh az the navy Yards,
League Island Pa. Washington, b. O.,
and the Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md
poles motor, Wire. rcd brick. ire clay.
broken stone. Peacl Bottom slate, Port
aHd cement rlvets pHlleys- H. & W.
..i arms, Little Giant air drills. Norton
crruulEm wheels. brggClbIOchs. UulVtT-
-il JOINTS FttEH-s Vl5ts. miscellaneous
a@LoNtfa ANA hand tools, oak. white
ana yellow pine. etc. sash. switch ties
PTS lead, nickel steel, machine steel
CRESCENT spring steel. Saud-r=ul drill
Iaa, steel bars and shapes plain and asii-
Nauizea sheet steel. steel castings. switch
metals, o1oniie packing, strip and sheet
rubber, fire hose. unlmed linen hose.
play pipes Howard hose RACKS. paints.
etc.. Narelsl hcDUUu engine OIL Union
petroleum. OH Albany grease Smiths
durable nm HtdI coating, asphalum pitch.
ltAr Wttf. Gibson soap polish. marine
cement, terra Gotta pipe and specials
brass pipe. steel tubes, wruucht-lr0n
pipe, c1st-.rou pipe and specials, pipe
Ii ilugS, valves. Mason traps. black
pr.stles, window Shades etc, leather
heltus, belt laces horse and carriage
supplies, asbestos mIjteus triD1ii, felt
wheels emery. anthracite coal. books
ldl-. ANA candies ElInE proposals
Niii he furnished upCu auIliCa tiou 10 the
aaNE pay offices, Philadelphia. Pa. and
aid, or ro thC Bureau H. IT,
j.. HARRIS. FITmastgr General b.. s.
y dgH.15
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
SOME SPECIAL HOME BARGAINsl

Three handsome c-sjory homes
on l. s.. near Washington Cir 81 50O
Gle. Price. eacsl--.. .-..-- go --ybb
Two Groom frame homes ora O. 600
esth ST., near 81 Price. elcl..... p low
The Miller Shoemaker heal Estate CO.
liGC.J
MAIN OFFICE 1923 I'd a. Phone ~. Do
h4Tst ward Branch Once. Ia. -sse.. and Rock
Cree. Phone Yves, "a ue-4-tl
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEe

FOR sALE-DEe new a.au01d motor single
tube automobile tiIe 2sA-s. % IHr- price trz 81
lr taken ar once. Apply l.G lH-l 60. -e
FOR sALE-Is54 steara= Iu Erst-class con
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EVANSVILLE NOTES.

HYA-IS WILLIE. Nd, Dec. 9.-The
teachers o. this county VIII meet al 10
o clock today in the han of the George
town Law School There VIII be no dis
cussions Of educational topics, bat the
meeting VIII be purely "a business one.
The forenoon VIII be occupied with the
election or officers and a consideration
OF measures looking to an increase of
salaries which are generally thought 70
De inadequate In the afternoon visits
VIII DE made TO several Washington
schools
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CHESAPEAKE 3 0Hln RY


Trains l.lEe Etuusy wanna StaIion Daily
---- H. ---EdlEAGJ aud ST. LOIS SFsr,
ClAL. Sold yvst4buIe. electric Ug6tsd
dining ear t-Alu 20 Cincinnati with pm.
Lau r-esYe-s 10 Louisville. Cincinnati Ia
alauapa-ls, Chicago and 81. Louis. CON
Lr--l-a t-l Virginia Hot Springs. DINING
car from Washington
4-.4yal. L--t. j. B.. LIMITED. Solid YES.
t.l..r. e.ErlEt1 lighted. dining car team
G.. Cincinnati. with Pullman Sleepers -
tlagiuulu, Lexington. and I0tilsvtIIs
Cong aI-ll-ut sleeper 10 Virginia HOT
tpE.-s- sally except Sunday. slee1sgs
CINCINNATI 10 chicago and ST. Louis
Dining Car.
Reservation ana tickets at 513 pennsvIvar,.
avenue. ol3 Fourteenth Street near j. 60
a. J-e station Telephone l5s1 for Pennsyi.
EtEia CAB Service. II. W. FULLER.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
-T-Hz-golrIuent4I -oute o. the Canada, ant
D-.a.i States Northwest. CluuectIuE af NTr-
-.-EeI "-ta tae luest lines OK steamers On
,he l-clls llr China, Japan, Phlli1pin-s
Fls.. honolulu. Australia and New Zeslgn5'
a- rates a-- information apply 20
d. ID. MORSE II. a. p
l-lH 1aI Sew Aorz ave. Bond Building
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+ me HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IL
TIE MARION, STODDEaT. THE
Z. a. @, THE MAURY. AND
THE 4-EGINA.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
AENTS N THE PORTLAND.
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Robert w. Wells Will argue before the
Maryland court OF appeals. i'm session at
IOWson today, the habeas cOruus ease
OF Dr. j. q. Ohlendorf confined in
Marlboro Jail awaiting new trial for
manslaughter.
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MARRIAGE LTCFNSFS

Miss GeneVlcve Mudd. OF Charlie
county is visiting relatives here
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8 Ohio RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR
To Baltimore With Pullman Service

Weeks DAYS. 2.57, 800 ESQ. 700. 200 500
8.a5. $780, ESQ., lU.y0, u;00 am; 1900 noon
1905. 100 100 $780, 4:00, 4.45, 500 SOS
$50. gyy. ESQ, 7.c0. 500. 1850. NO. iI:S5
sundays. z-5T. ZOO. 7;2o. S.s5. 800. 100
am. 1900 I.lJ. 500, $50, 300 $50 G:3D
s-1e 1000 II-gH IL .s5 I'm.
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Dallas shreve has been appointed
constable IN Bladensburg district in
place on Rufus II. Vincent. who failed
missiOners.
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FOR SALE-RORsEs & VEHICLES

New Curtain Side Wagons -
New Panel Top WAGONS '''--- .-5.-0
New Canopy Top Sura-ys.. '''-'' -. ~
Ne" Platform Coal WAGONS 5000
New LEON Coal Wagon. --7 tt-..t
- ~. WATERS SON, $40 Pa ave.
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cANAlIAN PACIFIC An MAY
FOREIGN MAILS.

WARRINGTON. H. C.. POsTOFFICE 40
lIeE--aa2uid be read daily. IS changes NAV
FOREIGN MAILS aye dispatched n tns
Iliir ~ sailing daily. and tgs schedule ~
A.. uEF l7 arranged on the Ircsursr,ff-., -
'he.r -n-H'-rIlHf-f overland transit. For To-
"rr- .A-.-s December l1. 1904. the last CON
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OFFICE aS laasas- '''
TraHs-Atiantic -Iails.
TEIDaE-GJ ST ESQ pm. for A2oprs
lai-H-. -- Der s.s. Romantic from Boston.
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ria from -e" lorS yia QEeenstoyyD ana M
Liverpool anu
'-l Al t.-a pm Tor EUROPE. per SIS Min
l.-.a..H .Ia-- New York, El4 s51lir sa.55rIr,,- 4
reE ar I.5 pm. for BELGIUM dirtrf par
.s. i-...-..-r If."l Ns" York. Mail must he
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toi At H.ia U.l1. tgr ITALY direct Den. IS
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t.I Al 1885 .-ul. tnr ITALY direct Da. 90 -
LIaU.Ear IT.a BE" York Mail must b.. 5i
rg...4 -L.. #r L-suIa-' VA
rr-..e fr- Er7rtF 1vd T.v4-.7
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