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WITH THE CHURCHES

First Church OF Christ, Scientist.
Services Sunday 11:00 a. m. Subject,
"Soul and Body" Wednesday even
ing meeting 1880. Reading room
open every Wednesday and Saturday
from 2 to p. m. All cordially
invited.
The ladies aid society OF the Baptist
church, will be entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Morehouse, Thursday
afternoon, Nov. q. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The ladies aid society OF the First
Presbyterian church, will meet Thurs
day, Nov. 2lst at the home OF Mrs.
8. b. Kelly. Mesdames Williams,
Roys and VIM. Allison will assist in
entertaining. All are cordially in
vited.
Thursday Nov. 81, the ladies aid
society OF the Methodist church will
be entertained at the home OF Mrs. Geo
N. Breed, assisted by Mesdames Aims
worth, Eichberg and Leighty. A cor
dial invitation extended to all. Gen
tIemen invited to lunch.
United Presbyterian church. Preach
ing services at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p
M. Sabbath school at II, Y. +. G. u
sssviec at $3.50. Prayer meeting We'd
assdsy At 1880 p. m. A cordial invita-
tion e extended to all. John q. Dick
pastor.
Fisst Presbyterian church. Morn
ing sesy,ee at 1890, Sunday school
81, CHRISTIAN Endssvor At 6;SO, Ever
iaa service At !:SO. everybody CO.
disl.s invited. Hugh Robinson.
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Local and Personal

"Bighcarted Jim," at the opera
use this evening.
r.. &. Olson was at WATERFOWL Mon
day and spent the day at the firm &
store.
Miss Gertrude Noonan returned to
WATERFOWL Monday morning after a
weeks visit with her mother here.
ANY PERSON wishing to purchase a
irst-class Restaurant and Bakery talk
with A. Z. Nord or the Farmers
National Bank.
The late train from the west has
been two or three hours behind time
nearly every night since the Black
Hills service was put on.
G.. w. Coles, who il here in charge
OF the placing OF the heating-plan at
the girls dormitory at the college, went
to FIandreau Tuesday morning and
from there to Yankton, where his
company has similar contracts.
Lovers OF good, clean, up-to-date
theatrical entertainment will find
things to their liking at the opera
house, Nov. 10, when Miss Ruth Graz
ven and her fine company will pre-
sent her version of the famous play
"Dora Thorne." Reserved seats will
be on sale at the usual place and
IL 4 A 4
,opcressman ph;Io Han has hesr
informed hv tho nosto,bce denartrert
,ha,rs,lusv MAJ, .o-,;c. hos hoo,
ordered along the limo ~ the N;,ra.
snol;s :, Iop;s ax,srs;o,, f-or,
Ws,e~,ov.o - IaRaar NJ, nan hos
hae,, wortinc f,- inns g., some time
and IN. neu. ~ rs .acoa.s MIL No
~.ao,vae VIZ ,~.st Qualification, nv tho
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erTdnt or Olu, Tor bis ladye 1alrc. but
this man, living in this prosaic TWEEN
tieth century, could find no way to
prove himself, but if there had been
anything. any task She would have set,
he would gladly have Z yen the best
that was in him 10 Wn from her Il
word of commentator. He did not
dare ut first 10 hope for her love A
he came u know her better h" began
To see how wide Il Gulf stretched be
tween them. He began 10 realize how
he must strive TO be worthy even 10 be
called her friend He tried to shake off
the old lcthargy that bound him. the
Old prcccIcn'S and customs that had
nodded his life, to long for something
higher, noblcr, more worthy Of her.
zone night he sat at his window.
smoking and thinking of her As he
looked up into the starlt sky he fell
INTO dream.
"IIc thought that he stood at the foot
of Il high mountain, the sides Of which
We're steep ana rugged He thought
chat he began TO climb, but always he
slipped backward into the darkness,
and he seemed TO make no progress UNI
til through the gloom star began to
glinmer, shedding its bright light be
fore him. Following this bright, steady
radiance, he began to make some head
way. Step by step surer and surer
his footing became and the star shone
brighter and brighter. When he had
almost reached the top Of the noun
tain 1t became SO steep he would have
Slipped and fallen, when, 10, he felt Il
touch upon his hand, and a princess
stood beside him. the princess Of the
star and she led him up to the very
top"
"IIavc you written it,
Eyes"
"Don't you think YOU could work it
into a story"
Il don't know. Is that all? 1t ends
too abruptly"
well. then, they went on through
the starlight to the gates eternal hand
in hand. Will that do:"
eyes. What shall | call the story
you are To work it out for Yourself.
and you may name it what You please
| should call it An Idiot and Il Prin-
cess
$40; | shall call it The Man Who
Tried and Won
He had gone around to the back OF
her chair and was looking over her
shoulder at her notebook
"Why, YOU have written only the
first fp\, lipnSr'
Il can remember it," Lydia's voice
was very low.
do you think it worth remember
ing asked Woodruff, looking down
into the beautiful eyes which tried to
avoid his gaze. 'Do you think he
was worth saving"
Il think" said Lydia impetuously,
''he was worth more than the princess
Any one can stand still and shine if
others glorify them with fictitious
brightness. but it isn't every one who
is brave enough to climb"
"Thcn:"
"Then." said Lydia, rising and plac-
Ing her hands in his, lets climb the
mountain together, dear
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SlO,..27.5'
Net in fore
STATE OF sOrTn DAKOTA.

Department III Insurance.
Company Certificate of Authority.
Whereas. Che Security Fire Insurance
Company. a corporation organized under
the laws of connecticut, has filed IN
tbs office a sworn statement exhibiting
It's condition and business for the year
ending December a. 1896. conformable
To the requirements Of the laws OF this
state regulating the business of insur-
ance, and.
Whereas. The said company has iled
in this Office duly certified copy of
It's charter. with certificate of organ
ization. IN compliance with the require
mcnts OF the insurance law aforesaid,
Now. therefore. !, q. = Rastord. Com
missioner of Insurance of the State of
South Dakota, pDrsuant to the provisions
OF said laws do hereby certify that the
above named company is fully empow
cred, through i's authorized agents, to
transact its appropri ate business of Fire,
Marine and Inland Insurance in this
state. according To The laws thereof. I'M
I'll tho thirty hrst day of December. y.
-. 1891
In testimony whereof. | have hereunto
set my hand and official seal NJ Pierre,
this sth day OF July, a. ID. 1907.
tSeai) q. $. BASFORD.
Commissioner of Insurance.
| by ]. n. Schubert. chief Clerk.
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The Youths Companion In 1908

The Youths G. mpanion announces
among the attractions 81 Its ~ issues
IN 1908
$50 coon ~foHtr
serial Stories, Stone ~ Hdiac'ei >
adventure and ll'roI-m ht writer
whose fame - moss gro" ing, ana
those now famous vino ~Du inclr hrsl
spurs IN the Companion r'lumn7.
$50 ARTICLES
"Reminiscences, ~hetchr-, 'ontribu-
n0u- to X NOV hedge bs mon ana women
who have made then marx ~ State
men, Musicians, Travellers, soldiers
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a SIGNIFICANT PRAYER

MAY the Lord help YOU make i'uck
lan's Aruica Salve known 10 all
writes ] &. Jenkins, Of Chapel lilli
C. It quickly took the pain out OF q
felon for me and cured 1t III won
derfully shOrtimc' Best on earth ior
sores. burns and wounds. 2oc at G d.
Kendalls drug store.
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Special scenery, beautiful stage set
tings, elaborate wardrobe and a fine
company oil players supporting Miss
Ruth Craven in her latest and most
successful play, "Dora Thorne."
Opera house, Nov. 10.
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His Motive.

Miss Plaineye-How tenierly Mr..
Thoughtful cares for his Wife,
Miss Caustique-Yes: it void be ter.
rible if she were to die befoe she in
herited her fathers fortune. wouldn't
Il?
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APPEN DICITIS

Is due in large measure to abuse OF
the bowels. by employing drastic pur-
gatives. To avoid all danger, use only
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. the safe,
gentle cleansers and invlgorators.
Guaranteed for headache, biliousness.
malaria and iaundice. at c. ID. Ken
dall's drug store. csc.
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t\\III STATEMENT
For the Trnr Fading December 3ist,
\. ID. 1905,
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY

OrPrD,g"d u"dor the laws of the sta"
Of Couuect. eat. made TO tho Insurance
Commissioner of the state of South
l.. kotu Pursuant to the laws of said
stN". Pies dcut, J. w. Alling. Score
tary. II. 9. Fcrll,r Incorporated. April
l~ll. Commenced business. April, ISL
Principal office. - Center street, New
Haven, conn.
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SETTLEMENT WORK
AMONG NEGROES
Joint Discussion of Means
of Aid to Poorer
Classes.

Problems encountered in the alleys
and poorer colOred communities of
Washington were discussed at a meet
ing held IN the interest OF the col
ored social settlement at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Weller. Sl1J
Holmead place. a Mississippi planter.
Alfred Holt Stone, suggested the forma-
ton of a colored settlement auxiliary
70 bring together the best citizens of
both races for joint effort in meeting
the problems Of neglected colored neigh
borhoods. Mr.. Stone said that the
strong prejudice prevailing against col
ored people in many places was mann
y due, iD his opinion. TO the fact that
The best colored people are not brought
in contact with leading white citizens.
He suggested that this colored social
settlement work might serve to bring
them together occasionally to cooper
ate for the common good
Miss Sara w. Brown, assistant prin-
cipal of the colcUcd normal school de
scribed the steady growth OF the col
ored social settlement since 1902 Mrs
a J. Cooper spoke of its present activi-
ties, inCluGing q kindergarten. day
nursery. n small playground. the rCgu-
lar collection OF small savings, a branch
OF the city library. and am open reading
room, a free medical clinic. Industrial
classes in cooking, sowing, embroidery.
ana other useful arts. n boys Work
shop, a mothers club, and practical in
structlon in home making. Judge VII
liam H. DeLacy, George y Wilson. Mrs
Mary Church Terrell. the Rev. Francis
J. Grimke. Justice Il. n. Terrell. and
Miss Eugenia Bray took part in the dis
Cussion.
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You Want It. and It's Not Advertised Here, Advertise FOR Here
Lost.

LOST-PoIce badge No a. Reward II re-
turned 70 525 ST ne my ut
WILL PARTY who has card case containing
about 500 please communicate WITH "a. X. X
Times Officer II
LOST book on 18th ST. Reward II
returned 10 r. r. ROBE. 81 Market II
LOST-Between Washington Monument and
Executive grounds leather pocketbO0k con-
change. etc Return % q. ID. FONTLEROY,
FL Keno Hotel. opposite .. & O. Reward.
IL
LOST-smau white fox terrier. black head and
tail. with small black spots on body Call
al 1916 5th NV, after ,. H. Reward.
LOST-GolI locket. monogram c. C. n on
reverse, small diamond set in face. Reward
1872 $ St NV ap3)-5t
LOsT-On Monday April %. silver plated oil
cup from wagon; suitable reward return 10
FREY BROS. Indertabers. 1850 18th ST. NV.
apS0-3t
LOST-Gold Din. buttercup center: diamond
chips Reward, FANNY DAWSON. Oakcale
pl. NV apS0-3t
I.OST-On T ST.. between 18th and 1sth'
frosted gold clover leaf breastpln. diamond
GINA CARTER. The Logan. on Iowa circle.
ap-s-5t
LOST-sky terrier about Q weeks ago. SO
reward. Return 2J02 ST. NV. APPS q
PERSON taking coat by mistake in RiEgs
House kindly return 20 Office OF the RIGGS
HOUSE. ap29-3t
I.OsT-On Saturday April q. near eth and
O. SITS NV. 2u-mch gold neck chain. Re
ward IL returned TO 5ii g st. ne. ap29-3t
WHIsKEY. $500 per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. Ci6-6ls F st. NV ap1-n
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.LOST-POIca badge No q. Reward II re-
turned 10 123 b 81 ne. my i-3t
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Railroads.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Ticket once, 1421 FeEna- Ave.
NOTICE-rhese arrivals and Departure "a
vel as time ant connections with other COM
panies. are given only as information. ana
are not guaranteed.
For Petersburg, Raleigh. Wilmington. CO.
lumbla- Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa Ar
lanta, Birmingham. Memphis. Mobile. Pen
saccLa, and New Orleans.
1880 A. ~. DAILE-Seabcari Mail. Tl1-ourr
coaches and Pullman sleepers u Savaln3b
and Jacksonville. Dining Cars.
6-Z5 p NJ DAILf-sea1oaru Express Souf
train with coaches and Pullman sIeeuers -
Savannah. Jacksonville and Tampa through
sleeper 10 Atlanta. Birmingham. and Menu
phis- Dining Cars.
r. Il STANSELL- District Pass AEt
nR7-tf
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PROPOSALS for annual suppIies-Head4u quar-
Lers y. 5. Marine Corps. Qulrte-Tlaster' or
nee. " washington. D @. April -. 131---SsaIai
proposals. ia duplicate. % De publicly opened
~ this otfice az 10 A. H., MAY Is 1901 are
hereby invited. Tor furnishing the Marine
corps with annual supplies. including sta
llJltry. Eersey. shifting flannel. white linen
-Nsifthi sulLnsl Enlerlf ear, shoes. caps. gloves
uuupels. lagS. brushes. implements. crock
cry, kitchen ware. packing boxes mattresses
rubber goods. buttons. thread iron beds
etc Proposal blanks and other Information
can be obtained, and sealed standard sam
pies examined az this Once. and once OF the
Assistant QuGrter-laster. 100 south Broad
street, Philadelphia, Pa This Once reserves
the right 70 reject any OF All bids and 70
waive infCrmalities- r. l. DENNY. Colonel
Cuarteuuaster, T.. s. Marine Corps. ana. rlvI
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. washington.
d. G., Aprl l. l-tt---sea-ec proposals viii
NESDAl, NAY j. 1897. az O'CLOCK = II
az which time and place they VIII be-
opened IN the presence OF the bidders or
their authorized agents or attorneys. for the
purchase Of waste material from the depart
meat. including paper. old canvas. and Old
leather with metal parts attached. canvas
cuttings and laciug cord. old metal parts
punchings, and strips Blanks for proposals
wiki specifications and Instructions VIII be
furnished uDon application 10 the Chief CLERK
and Superintendent OF Buildings. PosrorFca
Department c. Y J. MEYER. Postmaster
General npI1.2Lmyi
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GARBAGE SCHEDULE BEGUN.

The summer garbage collection sched-
ule went into effect this morning, and
VIII continue until and including Sep
TENDER so. Householders' within the fire
limits will now receive daily, except
Sunday. collections, and those without
the fire limits VIII have their garbage
removed tri-weekly.
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CHESAPEAKE md co RY.

tSchc6ule IN eject March u. 1870
ZOO T. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Week Days-St1ps az principal points h
NirEinia. NestibuIe train. s-1nla-l
coachess plri1r car % Virginia H1t
EprilEs. Pullman sleeuers clifton 70 "a
- Louisville. Cincinnati Indian polls 81
Louis. ana Chicago Eunet service lrca
Guruu1sTLLe-
Fast new yesubule tan. stops only az
GordcusVllle. Charlottesville. Stanton
CuftoL Forge. and cOviEstCu. Va: Rom
ceverte and Hinton. w "a Pullman
Eleepers 70 Lexington. Louisville, Ctnciu-
nat. Indianapolis. ST. Louis. and ChIcaeo
Dining Cags. IL carte service one uignr
MO p. NJ F. = LIMITED. DAILY
solid vesibule train Pullman sleepe-s %
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia Hoe
Springs week days Dining cars. "a "a
carte service Sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chi
Caco and ST Louis. and Louisville u
Memphis. Nashville. and Southwest
Resolutions and tickets az ChesluCaAa and
Ohio Offices. SIS Penns1 lyania ave. G19 l4-a
at near F.. and sixth Street station. TeIs-
phone. Main 1890, for Pennsylvania r r
Cab Service and Main 1555 Cor c. & o.
Ticket Cfhca- u1hIS-sf
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PERSONAL.

THE GENTLEMEN that received round
package of papers from waiter at Dismer' S
restaurant Monday night. April g. win please
return same II
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST has returned,
open sundays; zoe. 1929 Sth ST. NV. 10
WDHhING1IEN. when you buy Of course you
MS for a good seTlIc.Iblc suit Of clothes.
tailor made tsiiEhty worm, but better than
Clg ID. aDZg-7u
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Spring Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEI.

Virginia ave. and the Beach. Atlantic CITY.
beautifully furnished rooms ca suite vim
batn. hot and cold water attached 10
Al baths Also Pubic Hot Sea Water Baths
Fnones IN rooms Music and social diver
slons- Terms. American plan. $50 per G--y
~, elZ.o0 weekly up. European plan 81 y
per day Up. Garage. CHARLES X. COPE.
Proprietor. formerly Of fElttatnny. Della
ware Water Gap. Pa apz2-3Jt
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Lace Curtain CIeaning.

LACE CURTAINS cleaned and properly re
Finished; guaranteed; references; also fanc,
pieces Mrs s. SMITH. Cos II St Phone
Main selS II. ap30-l5t
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IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE 10 see
LIS country nome; possession can be had
"a N'ict1aiinlzea road 5-roOm house ia nrst-
cIiss condition good barn and outbuiidings-
80 me pe4ch ana apple orchard. now iu
oloonl,. besides other fruits. well yr4tere'i d
location ana outlook an that r~llld be eN-
peclel Price. %. s5J- I.I51 cash, balance to
SUIT. owner. a. H. BUELL.. Hernd1n. Fair-
FAX Co.. Va. m
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.


y. B.-FoIiowing schedule figures uublisrarl
only as Information. ana are NOT guaranteed
900 a M--DsuviLe and way stations.
sz.S5 A. M.-Ha-risCnburE and way stations.
900 a. M.-Sieepers and coaches TO Atlanta
and New orleans. Dining Car.
100 a E.-Sleepers and coaches 10 CO.
lumbia. savannah, and Jacksonville. DINING
car.
$50 2. M.-sIeepers and coaches to At
lanta and Columbus. Ga sunset Route
Tourist Sleeper 70 san Francisco rrt-w-eeIzl,-
%4.CI Z. M.-HarTisonburg and way stations
s4.55 =. M--CharIOItesville. Warrenton 80
way stations
$50 p. M.-Sieepers and coaches 10 Char.
iotte. Columbia. and Augusta Dining car
al0.l5 p M--Sl sepers and coaches VA
IynchburE and Brfst0D 10 Chattanooga Mem
pitts and New OEieans- Dining Car
s1.00 Z. New y rk and New Orleans
Limited. Solid Pullman 10 ASheviue At
lanta. Birmingham, and New Orleans: Din
ing car CLUB and Observation cars
Nots-sDa1ly. fsTcck days.
c. II. ACkERT. $. II. HARDWTCK
W. H. TAAYLoE. G.P.A. L. BROWN. GA q
apif-1
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Points and HardWare.

BEST ROOF PAINT. Sl.hO a gallon. Paints.
Brushes. Putty etc. Garden Tools. Seeds.
etc. wEBER'S. SIS Maryland ave ne. app COZ
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RALEIGH.

RALEIGH Most select and attractive
IL moderate price hotel. cen
traliy located. on the beach Accomsuoda--
tons. service. and cuisine excel any in town
at similar prices Fresh and ElI water
baths sun parior5 elevator, etc. Spring rates
extremely Low. Booklet Il J. DTNEg
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. ane the Beach. near
piers and attractions: large sunny rooms.
private baths; slevE TOR: sun parlor. CzracItF
so. Table and Esrvice superior. Special
Spring terms. BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
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Suburban Property.

SUBURBAN and country homes. also small
farms on easy terms; free booklet. CENTRAL.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. Room IS. SO F.
apl6-tf
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RALTLM0RE 3 OHlO b. r.

@2Nt@ - Sh4AA AAH de
LEAVE STATION, New Jersey ave. and 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour OF the odd Hour
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL 23D ST. NEW YORK
800 a.m--Diner. Pullman Parlor.
$500 a-m.-BufIst. Parlor. ) Hr Train.
s'Q: a.m--Diner AMI Pullman Parlor Car
100 a.m--DIner and Pullman Parlor Csr
- GO p.n--Direr and Pullman i2arior Car
1900 p. Royal Limited All Pullman
t{:00 p.m--COaches to Phtiadelu hia-
e go p-m--Dtner and Pullman Parlor-
sb.Q0 D. m.--CCaChes - Philadelphia.
-Il.2U p m--Sleepers-
s2.57 a-m.-Sieepers.
.ATLANTIc CITY. t7:cS. 900. t11:oo - n.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. m. f2.o5
noon, A, go pm sun. $50 am. $50 %
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CNeek days, 900 a m, 70 s ?. M
TO BALTIMORE.
s2.y7 IS 200, f6-30 100. = 20 $500 4E:Sc s9-sa
1850 $1,000. 'li-00 a. m. 1890 noon. TIz.C5
u 90 80 10, 1850, 800. 1920, ae3.3l 34.O
f4.l5. '5:CO fv;3 $50. 800. $50 1900 SEQ
Fs-aO 10 90. &c 80, III 30, IL 80 D. IN
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $500 a. H., '1:22. $50 .. m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS ana LOUIS
VILE. 500 a. m. -4.05 p. m, sI2:40 night
PITTSBUEG. 500 a. m, - %. SD p m,
$3.50 night
Gle leland. $500 e. m, ~9IO D. N.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. n
WHEELING, $500 a. m. SD ?. m
WINCHESTER. rs 30 a. m. taos. $500 o m
FREDERICk. iS-S5. s'9:15 a. m, - 40.
t9.C5 tJ-a5 y. M
uAGERsTOwN. $3.50 a. m. $500 D m.
sDaily. Except sunday ssSunday oaiv.
Omcss: lax G 81. Main 1881. 6ls Pennsy lvauIa
Ave. Main 21S. Station New Jersey Ave
and ST.. Ticket otnce. East CSg. Info-rnatio
Eiraau- East IA ma1s-Ls
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For ReDt-StabIeS.
Proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTAIENT-Ofcs Of the
supervising Architect. Washington ID a
april 18th, lsll--SEALED PROPOSALS viIi
20 received az this Once until O'CLOCK
T. 81, on the 18th DAY OF NAY 1el-
ana then openeds Tor restoring the duplicate
gas ana water supply mains IN the sub-base-
5-leLl coTIl99r trenches az the T. s. Treasury
Building. Washington, ID. q Itha renry-5r
ot Whth was incident 20 the preliminary
" OK IN connection with the leutilariag an
IaIatus Tor the building auth orlzed By ect
Of congress. approved March s. 1881. IN ac-
cordance with speculation. copies or which
may DC had az this once az the discretion
% the Supervising Architect. JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR Supervising Architect
ap16-ft-eol-eNSu
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The Greater Washing
ton Auction Co.
625 La. Avenue N. w.

Entire Contents Of 3ls Third St S. z.
Tomorrow, May 2, at 10 A. NJ.
The goods in the said house consists
OF Fine Enamel Beds, Bedroom Suits,
Extension Tables, SidebOardg, ELEGANT
Fisher Piano, Gas Range, and every
thing in an up-to-date residence.
All 70 the highest bidder for cash.
d. NOTES, Auctioneor.
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SPECIAL

one car fare, 20 acres; surrounded by SUR
4itlei0usi land hlgn and dry. IN grass and
truits investors can make good on mis-
last tract LETT in this section. seeing Us
reviewing look q over $40 the acre Adj
Dress BOX III. Tines Office myI-st
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MARCUS NOTES. Az CT. 415 9TH NV
Attractive Sale of Furniture and
effects of a weu-furnished apart
ment, including Upright PIANO and
the entire stock of New Furniture
of II. +. Mckinney, of Alexandria,
Va, removed 10 my saIesrooms,
APO 9th street nws on THURS
DAY, MAY ?, AT 10 \. NJ.
Nah. and oak 3. r. Suites. Bullets side
boards, Elk. Tables and Lcathcr-scat Chairs.
large quantity OF new LIn0leums ana OH
cloths, rolls Of Carpets. Grass and Cocoa Mat
tings, 50 Rugs. Han Racks. Gas Stoves and
Ranges, % new Lamps Toilet Sets. Enamel
Beds. Springs. Fine Mattresses and other
desirable goods.
ALSO
the effects Of a well-furnished apartment in
Guiding Upright Plano.
ap50-Zt
AT WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO. Auction
Rooms. corner 10Th and d SITS. NV. on sat
urcay, May 4. 1907. at 10 O'Clock VIII be
sold all goods stored in the names OF Mrs.
T.. Cain. John Russell. L. S. STORAGE co.
ap27-6t-eNSU
The Washington times., 1907-05-01
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