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she won his love also. and In due season
became the mother OF a son.
In those days she displayed great
skill in intrigue. BY her quick percep-
the imperial fancX from wandering FAR
away.
After several years had passed. in
which the empress had no male issue,
press of the west the highest title to
which a concubine can rise, and which
put her on a par with her mistress, who
is called the empress of the east
"She became by degrees the real power
behind the throne, and yet. at the same
time preserved her friendship with the
empress unimpaired.
"On the death of Shien Foong her son,
Tung Chi, assembled the throne. which he
held for fourteen years During the first
part of his reign the two women were
joint dowager expresses in name, but
his mother was the only one in fact.
'On the death of her mistress she had
herself recognized as empress dowager,
both in law and fact.
Power at Helm Of State.
During this period she displayed ex-
| traordinary ability and power She dis
graced Prince Kung. the most influential
man in the nation. and by degrees under
mined all of his leading supporters.
| She induced the tsung-li-yamen, or
cabinet of China, a body whose conser-
vatism surpassed that Of the British
| house of lords, to become more liberal in
| their administration.
She, moe than any one else, brought
| the imperial government to grant more
| liberal treaties and concessions, TO intro
| duce the telegraph through all the en-
| pire and to open up Sze-Chuen to the
western barbarians.
when her son Tung Chi died there
was dire confus. on at the capital. Her
| enemies. and they We're more than a le-
| gon, wished to place the succession upon
one of some distant relatives who were
known to be inimical to her. while she
on the other side desired to have it go to
her nephew, the late Hwang-Tsu, son Of
heaven.
She was undaunted by the fact that
she was in what Americans would cali q
hopeless minority. and above all that
the precedepts forbade her views and con-
duct. Before the opposition could unite
upon a plan of action or settle on a can
didate she had effected a peaceful coup
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How Dowager Died.

1t is now well established that the
empress dowager died from a stroke of
apoplexy the early morning of Novem-
Der H. caused by the news of the death
of the Emperor Evangelism. November
~ she suffered a stroke which was due
to the outburst of temper toward Prince
Ching, who had been sent by her to the
tofnbs of the imperial ancestors in the
eastern hills TO burn incense and pray
for the recovery of the emperor.
The prince performed his mission ac-
cording to custom. returned to the For
hidden city. made his report to his i'm
perial mistress. and. as is often the case
sponsible for the failure of his mission.
AS the emperor grew rapidly worse the
old lady lost her self-control and burst a
blood vessel in her rage.
After being restored to consciousness she
summoned the grand council to her bed
side Realizing that she was near hei
end she instructed them to prepare two
edicts. The first appointed the infant
Pu VI as emperor. The second was a
sort of farewell address to the people OF
the empire.
instructed to prepare the first edict as
rapidly as possible and secure the en-
peror's signature before his DEATH But
they were too late, and their failure to
do so provoked another burst of rage
which WAS fatal to the empress. HeI
last words were: II can bear no more"
The first cdict. which was issued after
her death without the signature of the
emperor was follows
I'VE have received reverently the de-
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crees Of the dowager empress appointing
Pu Vi to be emperor. AS this prince
shows promise of being flial and inteiii-
gent, he can count upon tho care anu sup
port of the dowager empress. and through
his devotion to affairs OF state he may BRING
tranquility to the empire. Officials must
purify their hearts. abandon all abuses
and faithfully obey previous edicts.
Isl Ans Valedictory.
The other edict, which was also dictated
by the dowager empress. but was moi
prepared in time for her signature, is a.
follows:
MY attention has been given to Z
myriad of affairs and my strength ane
my heart are exhausted. Since last sum
mer I have been i'll and not able to as
sist in the multitudinous affairs OF thu
government with tranquility. For long
have been without appetite. nor have
been able to sleep.
death Of the emperor. and It was tlel
impossible for me to exercise self-contrOl
Following this day my illness increased
| until now I am not able to rise from m!
couch.
sorrow and trouble. and even at the ent
| of nv life my anxieties still are with M
| and I can find no respite.
| Reform in the method OF government
has begun, and these ideas will be con
tinued and developed. The regent and al
other officials should exert themselves t
strengthen the foundations or the empire
Let the Emperor Pu VI make the affair
| of the empire of the first Importance. an.
to this end let him be adequately In
| structed."
Neither Of these edicts was signed
| Neither Of them is strictly legal although
the members of the grand council includ
| ing Yuan Shi-kai. certify that they wer'
dictated by the late dowager empress, ant
represent her will. They have been &C
cepted unanimously. 1t is believed. how
! ever. that had she lived a few moments
| longer she would have designated Y,
Hono-la as regent.
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Approved by Examiners.

"In the physical examination the
doctors pronounced her an ideal woman;
In morals she won the hearts of her in
quisitors, who passed her as fautless;
in general intelligence she was declared.
undoubtedly with truth, to be the superior
Of many scholars.
After q long ordeal she came out with
flying colors as one Of the imperial wives.
Once installed in the palace she paid
particular attention to the empress. and
ere two months had passed was the lat
ter's room companion and favorite friend.
"In this wise she kept herself con-
tinually in the >emperor's presence with
out seeming so to do. In short time
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Documents for Those Defeated.

In order that members Of the present
Congress who have not been reelected
to the Sixty-first Congress may receive
all Of the government printing to which
has introduced resolution allott'ng to
them all documents and books which ma v
be printed by the Sixtieth Congress prior
to December I, 1909.
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W. B. Moses & Sons.
Brass Beds Greatly Reduced
AFFECTS BRASS BEDS
Public Profits by Fight Between
Manufacturers.
NEW YORK. January !

NEW YORK. January so.
An interesting that has been waging
between the few large and the many small
manufacturers of brass beds throughout the
country for the past six months has just end
ed in the complete rout for the small manu-
facturers The fight has proved most inter-
esting throughout Owing to the considerable
drop some time ago in the price of copper
which enters very largely into the construc-
ton of brass beds, these small manufacturers
found that they could undersell the prevailing
prices of the large manufacturers and still
maintain a substantial margin of profit. The
large manufacturers endeavored to hold the
little factories In line the regular prices,
but without avail. Not only did the large man
ufacturers almost Immediately meet the cut
prices of their smaller competitors. but made
reductions 80 great that small manufacturers
could not hope to compete except at loss.
For once tie buying public has benefited by
a commercial war, but their good fortune
short-lived. Already brass beds have jumped
back to prices that often seem exorbtant.
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d'etat and placed her nephew on the
throne.
During his entire reign she dominated
the government, and the emperor was
virtually a puppet in her hands BY a
strange coincidence both died upon the
same day.
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True Story of Isl An.

A Chinese gentleman in Shanghai calls
my attention to the various and different
biographies of the late empress dowager,
which, he says, are all more or less in
correct. He sends me the following,
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WARNING TO PARENTS.

The MIX Conference appointed By
the District Commissioners. in view OF
the MANY DANGERS OF RAW
MILK. has Recommended the bone.
pasteurizins Of all raw milk by bring.
ing It 70 the boiling point. then With.
draw, cool, and keep cold until used.
The Conference has thereby Endorsed
the advice given by this Society Tor q
oumber Of years 30
SCALD ALL MILK
Tor children.
Parents are particularly wasaed
sgainst the erroneous opinion held By
some that pasteuriziug affects elthei
the di:estibility O. the nutritive raiue
OF the milk. or that ~ q rule Il viii
produce any bad effects whatsoessr.
SOCIETY For PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
z. BERLINEn. Secretary. !,
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Gov. Magoon Due Here Tuesday.
Secretary Wright has received a tele-
gram from Gov. Magoon saying tina: he
will remain at Palm Beach, Fla, until
| Sunday. and will arrive in Washington
Tuesday morning.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:
WOODWARD * q LoTHBoP. informant

MUFFIN 81 LIZ
WOODWARD * LOTHROP. Information
GOLDENBERG'S, Information Bureau.
HECET & Co. Cashiers Olhce.
-2ALAlS ROYAL, Information Bureau
5. Kahn, SONS G CO.. Information Bu-
II. A. WILLBOURN. l1i4 Wisconsin ave.
MODERN PHARMACY 1th and u SITS
CARPENTER 6 DUNLOP. l4th and Cir
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 1sth and Pa.
BUTLER & FIELD. 81 and Indiana ave.
CONCORD PHARMACY, J. +. Woodford'
Prop., i6l6 New Hampshire ave. NV.
CHARLES G. HORNUNG. christian
Pharmacy, g. w. cor. 1th and NJ sts. NV.
=. NJ. WAGNER, 1st and u SITS. NV.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner tth St.
and r. !. ave. and r ST nv.
JOHNSTON PHARMACY. I24 N. J.
F. r. WELLER's PHARMACY. S5s4 II.
ATklNSON'S PHARMACY. llth and q.
ASTORIA pHARMACK, "a and @ SITS. NV
KENESANN PHARMAC. Mount Pleas
McNULTTS CIGAR STORE. 1926 18th.
TAYLOE'S PHARMACY 9th and y SITS.
DAVIS PHARMACN. 9th and SITS. NV.
~. a. 1IEN<E. 5th and x SIS NV,
y. L. LEATGEBWOOD. 1916 18th ST. NV.
STOTT & SNYDER. 18Th and G stS. NV
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY,
D& 9I 20 : P PTfi S2q ~ O an and g.
NARNCLD'S PHARMACY, 3i0l l4th ST.
KINGS DRUG STORE, Vermont ave.
ana I ST. NV.
NORTHEAST.
JOHN r. BUTLER. 4et StantG place ne
q. =. kRA Sc, 9Th and X SITS ne.
-. ID COURTNEY. az North Capitol e.
McCHESNEY e. JOACHIM Ed and p
NcCHESNEX & JOACHIM, Sth and T.
{. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY, CORNER 9th
and = SITS ne.
CHARLES j. FUHRNfANNy'S PHAR-
MACY. Sth and T.. Capitol SITS. ne.
BLINER'S PHARMACY, II. Capitol ana
= SITS. ne.
SOUTH VEST.
". HUGO EISENBEISS 9Th and y SITS.
MILBUHN'S PHARMACY, 9TH aud II sts.
SOUTHEAST.
ROACH DRUG CO. 18th aud @ SITS. Sc.
j. y. WELLER Sth and 7 SITS. Sc.
GCI N. NELLY 18th and Q SITS. Sc.
BROOELAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. l2th and New
tuu SITS.
ANACOSTTA
8. p. BURN'S PHARMACX, cor. Monroe
and Jefferson s's.
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR, ei6 King ST.
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SEAMAN's ABSENCE SOLVED.
Body Of Harvey SigmrIIer Found in
River Near Navy Yard.


River Near Navy Yard
The mystery Of the sudden disappear
ance on Friday last OF Harvey Sigmuuer.
seaman IN the navy. was partly solved
yesterday morning. when his body was
found floating in the river near the navy
yard dock.
It has rot been learned whether Sig
muller jumped from the United States
tug Triton, on which he served as a mem
Der Of the crew. or accidentally fell over
board Deputy Coroner Glazeoro0k will
make an EFFORT to ascertain the circum-
stances Of the death al an inquest. which
viii probably BE- held az u o'clock this
morning at the District morgue.
Friends aboard the tug say Siemuller
had no reason TO wish 10 end his life.
and had never intimated he intended com
hitting suicide. II is remembered the
sailor was an excellent swimmer, and
would not have been drowned unless he
was first knocked senseless by striking
his head against the side OF the tug when
he fell
Sigmuler Was twenty years old. and
serving his first enlistment. He disap-
peared about ] o'clock In the afternoon
when the dock 10 which the tug was
noored was thronged with worlsmen and
sightseers. Il is thought unlikely he
could have drowned without having been
seen.
The Navy Department has been notified
and win in turn notify relatives Of the de-
ceased seaman. 1t is said be had no rela-
tives in Washington
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
u Columbia. The News Leader Company In
corIoratcd, Plaintiff vs.. J. 7. Mead and r. S.
Coe. Co-rartners Trading as Pacific Coast Circlila-
zion Company. Defendants At Law. leI3-The
object Of this suit is 70 recover The o. s5s55
With interest thereon from the 7th day OF May
1879. damages fer breach Of contract and 10 have
Judgment Of condemnation Of certain property OF
the defendant levied under an attachment issued
IN this sbi: 10 satisfy the plaintiffs claim Il Is
therefore this 18th day Of August 1909 or
deTed that the defendant, r. s Coo appear in this
court on or before the fortieth DAY. exclusive Of
Sundays and lccal holidays. after the day Of
the first publication Of this order 20 defend this
D'it and show cause why said condemnation should
not be had, Otherwise the srit VIII DO preceded
with as in case Of default; provided that a COPY
Of this order be published cnoc a week Tor three
successive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald. BY the Court: ASH
LEY n GOULD. Justice. A true copy-Test.
lscal-l J. r. YOUNG, CleTk. BY FRED C. O'CON-
NELL. Assistant Clerk DOUGLAS & BAKER.
Attorneys aul62
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MUST SURVEY PANAMA COAST.
HydrOErapher VIII Improve Ap-
proaches of IsthmiRn CnnnI.

A survey Of the coast Of Central
America with the view Of improving the
approaches 20 the Panama Canal IS now
under consideration by Commander A. G.
Winterhalter. chief photographer OF the
Navy Department, who is preparing the
plans.
The work on the surveys viii be be-
gun Within the present year, and il is
expected that the charts viii be COM
plete by the time Col GOethals is ready
70 start on the approaches. The last sur
vey was made seventy years ago. and It
is believed many changes are 70 be made.
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NEAR 14TH AND X SITS. NW-ROON
for several machines; water and gas
sleeping and storage room, I'd f.. S205O.
W. B. EVERETT, JR..
100 II St NV. Phone N. 742
90
TEACHER OF CHINA PAINTING VIII
rent part OF studio. mRsic, dancing han
&c; also Housekeeping rooms. classe.
forming. FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, Her
aid office
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800 Be Apple Cron.

Parkersburg. ". We. Aug 15-West
Virginia IS promised a big apple crop this
year and all indications are she VIII have
it. Statistics that have been gathered
from over the State show the crop ahead
Of the average. though IN some sections
the crop viii be a failure. In other crops
West Virginia VIII far exceed a ten-year
average.
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RAILROADS.
NORFOLK AND WEeTERN RWY

- SAA@ N-4A AA4AO W L. i A4sH II w = !.
SCHEDULE II EFFECT JUNE 20. 1900
Leave Washington New Union Station
a1o q. m.-Daily-Ah points on Norfolk snd
Western.
l19 o. m.-Dailr-Roanokc. Bristol Wi-sto1-
Salem. N-orFille Chattanooga Nashville New Or
leans. Through SlCcrer Dining Cars
$40 a. m.-For Bristol. Knoxville. Chattanooga.
Nashville and Memphis Washington ,-npafs
sieeper crcn 20 T. m
For Aortoik-Leavc Washington. Al a. ~ daily.
ll;l5 a. M. daily. except Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
- a. n. $40 D. H.
$50 p. BliT-Berryyille Luray. Shenandoah
1sor. Trains from the Southwest arrige 60 a. n,
lo:5) p. n. aEl I2lJ O. M
All Information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue bend Du1dngl
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SOUTHERN PATHWAY

y B.-Following schedule asres published oury
rs Information. and are not glarantced
FOR Atlanta. Bilmiag.a am. Mobile New ORIGINS.
Aslcgiic. 9 o. "a. and l0a5 p n. daily; a m.
Ter ChaitanC0Ga and Memphis Diuiac cg~s
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville chatiauoora Ri-mi,g.
ham. New Orleans. l9l9 D. "a. daily. Dining cars.
For Eruriiic. ChattaEocga. Nashville lIc-rri'ls
40 e. ~. daily Sleeper Iray be occupied a.re- DO
D. m.I Dining ears.
For Atlanta, BiruinFham Columbia. Charlesfs-
Argnsta AiEcn. SaYannah. Jacksonville and florida
points. 10 r. n. d1ir. Dining car service
Tourist cars Tor California t.l-Ueolly lg0 %
Local for Har .souburg go a. TO- daiIv. AS p N
ueekdags iCr st,asbmg Jct.. ] D. fn we-ifavs. for
DanYilc. - a. ~. daily; Tor Ch-rlo-tcgrifie 10
O. m ana 10 p n eal-1i to- Nauenton 50 ?. a..
daily and ] D. n. weekdays Frequent Trains TO ans
from Buemaat. l.. s. BROWN. Gen. Agent.
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stenmNhfD lToveneufs

New YORK Aus. l5.-Arrived; IA Bretasrs. from
Harre.
Arrived ont; Kaizerin AugiSte Victoria az Cher
bourg; Cedric az Liverpool; Aliunewaska az London
Sailed from foreign ports: Mauritania. from
Queenstown. Celtic. from Queenstown: Graf Valdez
see. from BoulCgne; Gr0sscr Kurfuerst from Cher
5ours.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.
NONMEDICAL HEALING

FASHIONS FACTS, FADS. FANCTES.
and CURES in LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA'
kdkU MATlSM, PARALYSIS. BRIGHT'S
DISEASE. NEURASTHENIA. NERVOUS
EXHAUSTION and all PAINFTTT, and
DEBlLITATING (nOncurable. so-canedN
AILMENTS are ably set forth I'M NON
MEDICAL HEALING. Sample pages on
request and full particulars FREE. Lady
assistant. Prof. II. ~ ID. PARKER. 1922
9th ST. NV. Washington, ID q. Phone
"a. 4liL 2l3-tf
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APARTMENTS
OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG,
1910 IL ST. NV; desirable Office rooms.
including heat light elevator, and janitor
service: prices. So to S25 per room.
WEAVER BROS, 1916 T. ST. NV. I57-tf'
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REAL MISUNDERSTANDING
REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS.
TERRELL & LITTLE.
1913 II St NV e3tfs

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon lis
bona hde circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. Its books are
open
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.
NOTE-PublisAed cnly as attenuation. and no,
guaranteed
800 7. NC. & o. LIMITED. Dai-v-Fast YES
tbuled train. Pullman slccpers 90 Lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnsti. Indianapolis Chicago. and St
Louis. Connection fcT Virginia Hot sprlnzs Pull
nan ca Louisville 90 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars. o ia carte service
uI3 p. NJ. + Y. LIMITED. Daiy-Soild
Vestibuie train. Pullman Slccpcrs % Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisviie dair. and Virginia l{o.
Springs weekdays. Dining cars. "a carte service
Pullraa sleepefs Cincinnati so Chicago ard ST.
Louis and Louisville 20 Memphis. Nashville. aud
New ORLEANS.
Chesapeake and Ohio OGces. 5l3 Pennsylvania
avenue l53s street. and New Union Station Tel
ephcue Nam lles ZC6 for tickets. baggage chcca
reservations. and TaXicab.
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RATES.
I Gre cent a word each insertion.

Minimum charge. l0c per gay.
Special notices. l5c per line first inser-
ton.
There Is no extra change for ads tele-
pfOncd. Those LEFT at branches are also
at The same rate. but must be paid ia 2d-
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DOGS. CATs. RInnS- &c

SINGING CANARIES, PARROTS. DOGS
rabbits, guinea pigs, and Flee-Flea Doc
Soap kills heas; keeps skin healthv:
makes coat glossy. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 1ls 18th 81. NV. my25-tf
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oTkRTERAfAs-
Ter Washington. Takoma Scbstation, d. C.. Aug.
u, las.-Sealed proposals win be received here
until y O'Clock noon AUGUST 81. 800 and then
opened, Tor the construction Of concrete driveway
and area with retaining walls. &c at the Walter
Reed Army General Hospital. Washington ID. C..
Information furnished on application. Plars may
be seen at this Office deposit % 5000 required
for removal Of same. Proposals to b. marked Pro
posals for Driveway. &C. and addressed TO H. l..
PEITUS. Constructing Qsarierrlaster.
aule I3HlsS0
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OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Washington. D. c. Aug Il lsoe.-
Sealed proposals viii be received at this o.
fee until L O'clock m. Angus. 80. 1909. fer the
construction Of service sewers in the District Ct
Columbia. Ferns a proposals. specifications and
neces airy information NAV be obtained from The
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department, Room i27 Dis
tTict Building Washington. D. G. HENRY p. r.
MCFARLAND HENRY L. WEST. WILLIAM
Y. dUDSON, Commissioners. D. c.
aan.I2.l3H,lsH
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WHERE TO DINE.
HEALTH MOVEMENT

VIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NAT
ural, non-surgical; cloth bound, lOO-page
book free. Apply by mail. 9l6 Colorado
az p. m. Sa-tf
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY. co.
Effective july 90 1913.
Subject 20 chaure without rrfI-a
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS
GoING-Lelve District line at s15 II A. n 2.s,
5so As. end 9-5 p 10
EEIURNING-Lcaye The Beach az Cs5 a. n
R.s. 2zQ. ESQ. SOD aud 300 p. u.
SATURDAYS
G0ING-At %. no q. H.. e-0. 5a0. $50 ~
ard e-,J D. M.
RETURN1NG-At 515 a. n. n:i5. go. 500
100. go and 1880 D. ~
SUNDAYS
GOING-At s-25. lid a. N. 90. SO lao. rs
and s.i5 p. n.
RETURNING-At 100 a. ID. l2a5 2l5 s1c
6 90. s10. and 1850 p. 10
PAUL Y. WATERS.
General N-rarer
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Patterson SITS. ou North Cap. ST.. So
reward 81 returned 90 cd Patterson ST. ms.
AT SOLDIERS HOME. AUG. IA. A
pocket book. Receive reward at l0I
Ots place nw- 2N
LOST-A GOLD WATCH AND FOB or
T. ST. me-, between North Capitol and Cd.
Liberal reward e returned 20 So 4 IT. NV.
Dos
LOST - BETWEEN MARINE BAR
racks pa. ave. and 10th ST.. gold belt
buckle pin. set with e small amcthyste.
Liberal reward 2 The Ontario. S