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Punch cartoons Cuban situation.

New York, Sept. ga dispatch
from London says that Punch this
week has a full page cartoon on the
Cuban situation. The picture is en-
titled, "a Polioeman's Lot" Presi-
dent sRooseyelt in a polioeman's uni
fornss and with big stick is the CEN
tyal Ilgura. To two Cuban dUellists
be calls out: Now, then, you two,
stop that game" "What'll you do If
we don't" demand the copbatants.
pguess I'll make it mighty unpleasant
for you" replies the policeman. "And
for myself, too" he remarks in an
ewer.
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satisfactory Agreement Reached.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 2e.-rhe repre-
septauves of the Order of Railway
Con aduotofs, who have been in Ports
mouth for more than week in CON
ference with officials of the seaboard
Air Line Railway relative to a new
wage scale. deolded on at a recent
convention Of the order, left for their
homes late Tuesday uight. John A.
Hdson, chairman Of the general COM
ratttae, stated that they had reached
Q satisfactory agreement with the Off
oisls and the conductors would re-
osive q substantial increase in wages.
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Devastated by Tvnhoon-

Manila, Sept 26.-The Cagayas
valley, in the northern part of the
Island of Luzon, was devastated bv a
typhoon Sept. 18. Barrios, Gallaron
and Baggao were totally destroyed
and four other towns badly damaged
Cayagas, the principal tobac>o center
OF the section, was also destroyed and
the crops in the vicinity badly dam
aged The loss of life is slight. A
typhoon in Laguna province, Sept. %.
caused about $15O,OOO damage in the
towns situated in the path of the
storm
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Ad1i+ion., msr,n.. gar o,h.

New York, Sept. 26.-Orders were
Tuesday received by Captain Reeder,
acting commandant Of the nayyyard,
to send battalion of marines from
the barracks and receiving ship in the
yard to League Island, where they
will board the armored cruiser Ten
neSsee to go to Cuba. One hundred
and eighty bluejackets were sent at
O'Clock to League Island. Two hun
dred and eighty marines were sent to
Philadelphia Wednesday.
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Death Comes to r - ctarka

st. Louis, Sept. 26-Former Con
gressman R. H. Clarke of the First
Alabama district, whose home is in
Mobile, died in st. Louis Tuesday
night of pneumonia. He had been i'll
but a few days.
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White Woman IL Assaulted.

York. Pa, Sept. ga posse of
constabIss armed with shotguns is
securing the river hills of Peach Bot
tom township in search for Charles
Jamison, a negro, charged with an as
sault on Mrs. George Johnson.
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Given Indeterminate Sentence.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Justice Kersten
Wednesday sentenced former Bank
President Paul o. Stensland to an in.
detern nate sentence in Joliet peni.
tentiary.
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Washington, Sept. 26. ~ Colonel
Walter of the marine corps, has been
directed to proceed at once from Nor
folk to Havana and make prepara-
tons to receive the marines that are
to be landed there. Colonel Walter
will go by the quickest route to Ha-
vana He was directed by Brlgadier
General G. F. Elliott, oon1mapdant of
the marine CORPS, to assume irnnnedi-
ate command Of all the marines in
Cuba on his arrival there and to pre-
pare for the Organization of addi-
tional maFanes who will arrive next
week. Orders have beau Issued for
the marines at PsasaoQla to proceed
to Mobile and take The ffst available
steamer for HaYaRa Tie Key West
marines RsYe. slgoa been d!gAptsd TO
take the first sakss0gr sailIhS Ssom
that port fQg Havana, apd fEe Nsy
Orleans msglRes NiQ ;pgSusk ko on p
Morgan lins stsang fFoh SAaS b6st,
as originally Ann61Aosd
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WeIlKnOwn Newspaper Man Dead.

Baltimore. Ma, Sept. &c. -EdWard
drummer, business manager Of the
Baltimore Sun for 25 years, died early
Wednesday Of heart failure. He was
80 years old and had been connected
with. the Sun for 28 years.
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TO RESIGN;
DESIRES INTERVENTION
May Force United States to
Bring About Peace.
TAFT AT OUTS WITH PALMA
Taft Claims That instead of Cuban
Officials Cooperating With Ameri-
can Commissioners, They Have Re-
iected Terms of Peace.

Havana, Sept 26.-Cuba is prac-
tically without a government and the
taking of American forces to restore
order in the island Is believed to be
the necessary outcome. The moder-
ate, or government party, decided to
abdicate everything In the nature OF
national, provincial and municipal gov
ernment and thus force the hands Of
the American peace commissioners
and thus compel the United States to
see itself for the second time in Cuba.
The liberals or opposing party de-
nounce the action of the Palma ad-
mlnistration as treason, but the con-
servative interests throughout the
island welcome the idea of American
intervention as being the only means
of securing an orderly administration
Of the islands affairs Of the y ngth of
time 1t is pointed out that even If
the American commissioners euoceed-
ed in establishing the liberals in pow
er it would not insure peace in Cuba
and that the period of unrest would
continue indefinitely Ths govern
ment officials admit that they prefer
American Intervention to seeing the
liberal party in power President
Palma, at special session of con-
gress, called for Friday, will formally
present the resignation Of himself and
Vice President Mendez CepQte, but it
is not certain that a quorum win be
present, as the moderates decided that
they would not have any further re-
latioas with the government of Cuba,
also alleging unfair treatment at the
hands of the American commissioner.
The latter have plainly signified their
disgust at the conduct Of the govern
ment leaders and have practically
abandoned their efforts to restore or
der in the island, except by the use of
force. Secretary Taft has pointed out
that the Cuban officials, instead Of
cooperating with the American com
missioners, have engaged In every
kind of obstruction with the object
of continuing their control Of the gov
ernment and have rejected terms of
peace proposed by the Americans,
which was honorable to President
Palma and his advisers.
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The earliest known mention of shay
ing is in the Bible Genesis xiv, 14),
"And he (Joseph) shaved himself and
came before Pharaoh" Shaving the
beard was introduced by the Romans
abn11t 300 B. G.
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not a Meat Prooss&.

Washington, Sept 26. Secretary
Wilson, after comforting with officials
of the bureau Of animal industry and
in response to many inquiries on the
subject, so far modified the meat in
spection regulations as to hold that
mince meat is not meat product.
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Determined Gathering Of Representa-
tive Citizens Gathered at Court
house and Passed Resolutions Con-
demnIns Action Of Mob and Pledge
Law and Order.
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JOSEPH NJ. TERRELL

By the Governor:
PHILIP Cook, Secretary of State,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-25

de todos los veteranos de la politica,
de los aspirantes de ofcio de los
ambiciosos de siempre, ell pueblo de
New Hampshire, ncaminado por los
mejsres elementos reformistas del Es-
tado, ha puesto ell nombre la perso-
nalidad del joven novelista.~ ;Por que?
Porque We en- las paginas de su libro la
prueba material de que Churchill como
ce fondo el tema que Sc trata, con su
intuici6n y verdad sorprendentes sigue
paso a paso la evoluci6n del cacique
poiftco ignorante pero artero pode-
roso, 10 acecha en- el laberinto de sus
mafas y maniobras 10 expone y re-
vela en- toda su repulsiva frialdad
dureza Y egofsmo. Ell libro es una
reproduction exacta de la situaci6n
prevaleciente en- la politica. casera de
algunos Estados de la Nueva Inglate-
rra. En- Ia mano maestro que trazt
ese cuadro quieren los ciudadauos pc
ner ahora el gobierno del Estado.
Y no parecen If descaminados
Quien tan 4 fondo conoce i seflaa los
abuses bien puede, 81 quiere, supri-
mirlos cuando en- vez de la pluma del
novelista tenga en- su mano Ell poder
del gobernante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-25
Desde Alemania

Berlin, S de Julio.-La princeso Ce-
cilis, esposa del principe heredero Fe.
derico Guillermo, di6 a luz un nino
con toda felicidad en- ell palacio impe-
rinl de Postdam. Todos los edificios
pdblicos y muchos particulares estan
engalanados con banderas colgadu-
ras. La feliz nueva fue telegrafiada
Kiel de allf por telegraffa sin hilo
bordo del yate "Hamburg", donds
sc hallaba ell Emper ador pronto q en-
prender su viaje Trondihem para
visitar los nuevos reyes de Noruega.
De acuerdo con los deseos del Empe-
rador ell principe recien nacido Sc Ia
mara Guillermo y su bautizo Sc We: j.
ficara ell IA de Agosto
Altoona, de Julio -Ha sido preso
aquf al bajar del tren TN anarouista
llamado Rosenberg, procedente de
Seattle, Estado americana de Was.
hington. La policfa tenia iuformes =
70 esperaba d bordo del vapor aPatrl-
,ia', que lego de Nueva York 4 Ham.
Dufgo el 20 de Junio. Sc sospecha
lue Rosenberg intentsba asesiaar II
Emper ador Guillermo. Su equipa Is
. habia dirigido etro punto lie Ale
mania y IA polieia no 10 ha regissrado
.odavia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-25
Numero 173.

amos Sc propuso alzar una cruzada
contra el corse, exponiendo los in
convenienteS de esta prenda los
perju1cios que Ocasiona en- la salud.
pero su campaf1a no tuvo resu1tados.
por la sencilla raz6n de que no todas
las portuguesas tienen el cuerpo tan
naturalmente gallardo como su reIna.
Otra hermana de Ia reina Amelia,
Isabel de Orleans, aunque tambien
muy bonita, es de TN tipo mas bien
germanico que frances, 10 que Sc de
be, probablemente, al hecho de que
su madre era una princesa de Ia casa
reinante de Mecklenburgo Schwerin.
isabel contrajo matrimonio en- 1900,
con Su primo, el principe Juan de Or
leans, y por consiguiente, lleva el
tftulo de duquesa de Guisa, uno de
los mas distinguidos entire la noble
"a francesa y. de los que mas han
flgurado en- la historic de Espafia.
Muchas otras bel1ezas de estirpe
real Sc podr1an afiadir esta lista,
entire elias, Ia zarina tan encantadora
de rostro como de alma, espOsa del
Korprinz de Alemania Y algunas
princesaS de casas germ anicas, pero
hablar de todas, seria deinasiado pa
ra los limites de un simple articulo.
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LA RABIA
sU TRANSMISSION POR Ell zARPAZO

Es cOsa de todo el mundo sabida
que TN animal rabioso contagia al
hombre (y 10 mismo otro anima1
cuando le muerde y cuando lie lame
en- alguna herida, por superficial que
GGta sea. Pero acaba de descubrirse
que hay atn otro medic de contami-
nacion, el zarpazo.
Ell Doctor Remliger del Intituto
de Bacteriologfa de Constantinopla
acaba, en- efectO, de publican una Sc
RE de observaciones que asl 10 de-
niue stran.
Ell hecho Sc explica facilmente.
Un cierto n1mero de animales, Ell
perro y Ell cato muy particularmente,
tiene, en- estadO normal, la costum-
bre de lamerse las patas. Ahora
bien, ha demostrado que la saliva de
los animales ra abiosos es virulenta
desde muchos dias antes de la apart
cion de los primeros sfntomas de
la rabia. Cuando esta enfermedad
sc declara francamente, un nuevo
factor Intervene. FL animal rabioso
deja caer al suelo gran cantidad de
baba, la cual (maxime cuando Ell ami
NAL esta encerrado en- TN local an
gostol mancha sus patas y sus ufIas.
Asf, pues, unas y otras no son mas
que vehiculo de Ia saliva venenosa
del animal.
Por otra parte el zarpazo puede
llegar herir las tiltimas ramifcacio-
de los nerviesillos que afectan la
piel, y en- ellos e1 virus hace presa
con gran facilidad.
De aquf Sc deduce una consecuen-
cia pratica: toda persona aranada por
un animal rabioso 6 que Sc sospeche
hallarse en- tai estado, debera some
tese a las inoculaciones de Pasteur
a la mayor brevedad possible.
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ReHas Priatssas guaPas las beelas b Ia tsts ngss-
COuSecnsusias de iumsr tsc9nddas-Ura reina enc
miga del torse

Cuando la prensa espahola, con
motive del viaje de don Alfonso XIII
| a Londres, en- Junio del af1o pasado,
hizo notar la belleza incompatible
de Ia hija de Beatriz de Battenberg,
lpresentada en- la corte inglesa ocho 8
diez dias antes, sc hubiera atrevido
q asegurar que anteS de TIN aflo la jo-
ven pricesa habfa de hgurar en- el nj.
nero de reiEas que, a la vez que de
sus sdbditos, son reinaS de las her
mosura. Asf ha sido, sin embargo,
~ hoy difcilm ente sc encontrara un
espaflol que no este orgulloso de su
| soberana.
Lo m1Smo ocurre, pOr supueStO, en-
tOdaS las nacioneS cuyos monarcas
comparten Ell trono con damas de la
familia real inglesa. Dirfase que en-
esta Sc conserva la hermosura como
por tradicion, puesto que no solo Sc
encuentra en- la reina Victoria, her
mosa como pocas en- su juventud, ST
no que existe igualmente en- las es-
esposas de los descendientes varones.
Sirva de ejemplo la actual reina de
la Gran Bretaf1a aquien I'm profunao
conocedor de la sociedad inglesa, Ell
conde Pablo Vasili, llamo la seduc-
cion en- persona. Bella de rostro,
con esa belleza rubia que constituye
ell tipo admirado por los ingleses, la
reina IAlejandra posee ademas una
lhermosura de alma que la hace ser
adorada por todos sus s1bditos la
muier mas adulada del RENO Undo.
Su adoracion por los nif1os, su compa-
sion con los desgraciados, su genero-
sidad sin li1nites, su carifio los ami
males, son realmente admira bles, y
la han conquistado tantas simpatfas
como su belleza y su elegancia.
Conoc lido es el case de aquella no
driza a quien la reina, entonces prin-
cesa de Gales, hizo que trajese su hiio
a palacioy 10 criase junto los princi-
pes, con el solo fin de evitar la po-
bre mujer ell dolor de la separation.
Tiene la reina de Inglaterra un
gusto delicado para todas las cosas;
Sc viSte como ninguna, y como ningu-
ma sabe amoldar sus "toi1ettes" las
circunstancias; pero, sobre todo, po-
see Ell secrcto de no envejecer, 10 cual
no es POGO en- una mujer hermosa.
la reina Maud de Noruega, prima
de S. NJ. Ia reina Victoria, cs tam
bien linda; su belleza es una belieza
sencilla. elegante, muy propia para
fgurar junto la varonil arrogancia
del rey Haakon, pero enteramente
distinta de la hermosura subyugadora
que caracteriza .nueStra sOberana.
Esla reina Maud 10 que en- EspafIa
y en- termines vulgares, llamariamos
una mujer fnonfsima.
La princesa Beatriz su sobrina la
princcsa de Gales y la ssposa hija-
del duquc de Connaught, son tam
bien pruebas de los favores que Ia
naturalcza ha concedido 4 la Corte
inglesa,
De la princcsa Federico de Han
mover, que tanto Ia fgurado en- el
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aquclla Repdblica por los Estados
Unidos, ALI sc afrnarfa Ell orden y
Sc desarrollarfa una gran prosperi-
dad economical.
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laeO You 81. NV. II rooms and bs tbs. S45. 90
IS 18TH st. ne, rooms and bath. p 50
1903 ID St ne. rooms and bath ..-..... 2. &C
a1zl eth ST NV, Petworth. u. c.;
rooms and bath.............-... -. Is %
IenleytoWn. u. O.. 9 rooms and bath. 81 50
5zz LIST 81. Sc. 5 rooms
~ h ST. ne. 81. and 3-room dwelling. Is. 30
LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER. a2 IAN A NV
oC27-2t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- E-E0Il1WlnE schedule lEurcs published
only as information, and are not guaranteed.
7-s5 N-DAILN-L5cal Tor HaTrIsonburg
Vt-sr.eE.t8u D9nvillg. gli way stations
rf.sf 4 H-DAIl-A-k.l hlngtCu and Florida
If-1ft.4 I.Ist-rlaes coaches and sleeper 10
,,oIu,nLia. savannah. and Jacksonville, Din
71--5 s.. DAILT-Ented States Fast Mail.
Tirsr-.,Iazs coaches ana sleeper 10 New
orleans Dining Car Service.
4-et = n WEEK DAlS-LOcal for Harrfs9u-
bfre and way stations or Manassas Branch.
as T. 81. DAiEI-L0cal for WaFreuton and
Charlottesville
-.So p 81 DAILY-New York and Atlanta
T-xuress First-ciass Coach 20 Atlanta
E-eru=r 20 Columbus. Ca. Via Auanta
sunset Route Tourist Sleeper Washington
10 san Francisco Mondays Wednesdays,
$50 r. NJ. DAILY-New York and Florida
IxCress Through Coaches and SIeepers 10
1-oIu-nb.a savannah. and JacksonviIie
EIeepers II Augusta and Port Tampa Din
ing Car Service a Ia Carte.
10-0a p N DAILN-New York and Afennhfs
Limited tyia LyEChburg). FiTst-class Coach
ava sleeping Cars to Roanoke, EnoNviile
Chattanooga, and Memphis; Sl-eper5 ID
New orleans. Dining Car SerVIUe
1895 F. NJ DAILX-WashiagtOn and south
western Limited. All Pullman train OH
servation Carlo Atlanta and Macon Club
Car 70 Atlanta. SleeDeTs NzshyiII.
Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham. New -ir.e ms
Dining Car Service.
H b Spencer. GIN; S II. Hardwiek. 7. 7. IS. 4.
". H. Tayloe. G. Z. A.. L. S. Brown. q. A.
cclS-tI
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SEABOARD Alb LIZ. Rail WAY

Ticket once, 1921 Psnna. Ave.
For Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington ca
lumbia, Savannah, Jacksonville Tampa, AT.
iaHta, Birmingham, Mobile, Pensacola. ami
New Orleans
1000 a NJ. DAILY-Seaboard Maii-Through
Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville. Fla also
through Sleeper Washington TO Birmingham
Ala cafe Dining Car Washington to Ham
let n. c.
s:25 p. NJ DAILY-Seaboard Express-Solid
train with Pullman Sleepsrs. TO Jacksonville
and Tampa. Through Sleeper to Atlanta
Birmingham. and Memphis. CAFE Dining Car
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I'D p n DAILi-PIIISECHG sPECIAIs
Pullman Sleeping Car u FiIIsDUrg- Din
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For Sale-FarmS.

SMALL farms suitable FOR trucking or pouI-
try raising. in five. ten. or twenty acre
tracts, within nve .ninutes OF railroad sta
ton. cheap Communication Address BON ass
Times Office. oc27-9t
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WaRted-HOney.

WANTED-A LOAN OF EIGHTEEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS for three wears. viii NJ y
per cent interest and allow a commission Of
3 per cent for obtaining said loan IN real
estate worm 80. Vlb only two miles from L. s.
Treasury Department VIII curtaU loan
every six months heavily, yet pay the fuIJ
three years Interest on original loan Al
dress BOX go Times ONCE oeq5 "a
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For Rent-RouSeS.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

70 AVN NL4N 4
1908 n St NV, 12r and bs............... sI35 o.
90 Girard 81. NV. 20r and 2b........ $50 90
lf-' n 81. NV, 15rs ana b................ 1900
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For Stores.

FOR RENT-Store with t,vo-rcom apartment
and bath with heat and hot water: next
door 10 postofhce Sit. Pleasant. lf7 Park
road, rent only 50 per month GEO
MYERS 7A Sth 81. nv. ocs7-5t
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

DHG iihlSilL Fia6 Cltt0 tls tts
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and c a.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other hour oH the odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST. NEW YORK.
800 a-u--Diasf, Pullman ParIor.
1900 a.m.-Bufiet. Parlor. . Hr Train
80 200 a.m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
fu.D0 q m---DIneT and Pullman ParIor Car.
- 90 p-m--DIrer and Pullman Parl0r Car.
800 Royal Limited" All Pullnans.
f4-O1 pm--COaChes 10 Philadelphia.
s5-0u pm.-DtneT and Pullman ParI0r
800 p-m--Coachea 10 Philadelphia.
''ll.30 p.m.-sleepeIs-
ATLANTIC CITY. s2-51, 100, 600. +ilsOo
a. H.. $50. 800. 1900 y. M
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
To BALTIMORE.
Week days: 40, soc, C--J 7-10. 10. 500.
$50. 500, $50. loo0, ll.oo 2. M, 100 noon.
L o5. so, zoo. 500 400, IS. 300 5.02, 80.
500, go. 200. $50. 1000. l5-sJ. u-S). 11.s5
> sundays: 2:57. 200. 72o $50. 500. 1o.oa
i 90 M 100. l.l5 800, $780, 900. $50. g. 80.
500, IU-O0.-10 1913. II 80. II 80 p.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. El1.O0 am.
CTNCINNATL ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, -19-u5 a. Il-, -5-u5 p ul-, az As night
PTTTsBURG. '1l:00 a. r.. $40 p m. 'l2;s0
CLEVELAND. 'alo p. m. COLUMBUS.
W WHlEEI.I>G. 1905 a. M. ESQ p. m.
WINCHESTER, So a. ma. Fs--5, 1900 p. m
ANNAPOLIS, week days. 500 a. m. 1905
noon: 4.l5, ESQ p. H. sundays. $50 a IN. and
ITRAY and EI.KTON. v4-05 p. m.
FREDERICK Ts-15. @'J:l-, 'lO-O5. fll:lo
a m. - 10 1906. 1879 p
HAGERsToWN. flo.l5 a. m. and goo p. m.
BOYD and way points. TS-a5, --9l5 a. M
ssI:I5 70 90, 1885. e-l0.lo I'll 80 p. m.
GAiTHERSBURG and way points. ts:S5.
ssq-1n d m 1880. ss1- l5. $3.50 SOS
Is .s5 fs 80. ss7.35. ssl0-l5. III 30 p
WASHINGTON JUNCTION ana way
IA TE r n
.DaiIv. Except sunday. s"Sunday only
Reservation Of Sleeping or Parlor Car
susce rates OF fare. etc. viii be quickly fur
nisbed BY TELEPHONE al all Of the fol-
lowing TICKET Offices. Itl1 - St, Telephone
Main 1881. C's Pennsylvania Ave, Telephone
St ticket office: Iefal hone East 6sT: Iufor-
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RY

Schedule in effect July /, 1867
900 =. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Daily-Stops at principal points in VIZ
ginia and West Virginia. AestibuIe train
standard coaches parlor cars 10 Virginia
hot Springs and Ronceverte. PuIIulan
sleeEers Hinton 10 Louisville, Cincinnati
indianapolis, 81. Louis, and Chicago: din
ing cars, a ia carte service
4.So p NEW 4. & .. LIMITED, Daily
Fast new vestibuIe train; stops only at
GordonsvilIe, Charlottesville. StauEtoD
Clifton Forge. and Covingtou, Va; White
Sulphur. Ronceverte. and Hinton, ". Va
Pullman seepers to Lexington. L.oufzyille
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST Louis ana
Chicago. Dining cars. a IA carte service
one night out.
u:1O p Nj. F. Y. LIMITED, Dailv
Solid vestbule train. Pullman sleer,1-s
20 Cincinnati. Lexington. and IouisviIl-
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia
Hot Springs week days. Dining cars a
Ia carte service Sleepers Cincinnati .
Chicago ana St Louis and Louisville -
Memphis. Nashville, and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesa peake and
Ohio Offices. 5iS Pennsylvania ave; s5s IAN
81 near +. and Sixth Street Station TELL
phone Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania r n
Cab Service, and Main 1856 for g a q
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Wanted-HOuses.

WANTED-Houses, large and small for rent
and sale send me your houses al once il YOU
want a purchaser tenant; no charge for
listing or advertising.
H. B. MARSTON, OH 13th St nv.
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WANTED-Immediateiy direct from owner,
modern tWO-stOry seven eight room brick
house with cellar or basement n desirable
section Of city; prefer large lot, south OF east
exposure; hOt-air OF hCT-water heat; must
be in good repair and a bargain: 10 cost be-
tween s., 500 and IS O0O. Give fun particulars.
Address BOX S2l. Times Office oc25-7t
WANTED-To purchase for Colored person,
small house in suburbs. $500 to $500; win trade
city property. Send particulars to BOX SIS,
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WANTED-To rent six or eight room house
on Columbia Heights: will rent BY year; state
rent wanted. Address BOX ST. Times eftice.
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WANTED-A six to eight room dwelling and
store: viii rent dwelling. II permitted, 20
conduct small notion store In same. Address
BOX sos, Times Office. oc24-3t
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If Anyone Anywhere WANTS It, a Want Ad. Will Sell IT.
Business Opportunities

A YOUNG man OF education, refinement and
business ability 10 accept a position OF trust
must invest 5000 in company's stock Fsr-
uculars a; interview only; references should
accompany application Address BOX So.
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