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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-06-05

The man who should invent a ma
chine SO that people could drop penny
in the slot and pick out name for the
baby would surely make a fortune-it
would take SO many tries to get name
to suit
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-06-05
Judges of the Olympic Games.

The hellanodce, or judges, were ten
in number, selected by lot from the ten
tribes Of Ellis They entered upon their
Office ten months before the festival
They were first schooled in the tradi-
tions and regulations of the games,
then studied the capacities Of the ath-
letes while they were still in training.
They had to decide upon the qualifca-
tions Of the contestants, make up the
programme of the games, supervise The
preparation of the scene of contest, act
as Judges in the games, and distribute
the prizes. It was position of honor
and distinction. They came to the con-
test clad in purple robes, and sat in a
tribune opposite the finish Of the races
in the stadium Or hippodrome. They
seem to have subdivided the function Of
judging, but at least three were present
to judge in every contest. Their deci-
sions were usually final, but an appeal
might be carried to the Olympic senate.
They were assisted In the execution Of
their commands by large and well
organized body Of police. Professor
Allan Marquand in Century.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-06-05

A plumber in Bremen or Hamburg.
by hard labor and in favorable season.
can make no more than S.. 40 a week.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-06-05
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A smart Broadway, New
n York, druggist has
this sign hanging outside
his store; it marks the
new era of drug selling.
Is it any wonder that he
has to enlarge his quar-
tiers, that his clerks are
busy, and that his store is
one of the most popular
along the lsading tba
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-06-05
Hard Work,

White-What is the matter with
Greene? I saw him just now, and he
looks pretty bad.
Gray-Yes, poor fellow, he is suffer-
ing from overwork.
White-I wasn't aware that he ever
did any work.
Gray-That's where you make mis-
take. He was on the train the other
day, and he tried to open three different
car windows for as many different la
dies.-Boston Transcript.
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PROPOSALS

PUBLIC sale OF Old material at the
Navy Yard. Washington, u. C.-NaNy
Department Washington, ID. C.. March :,
ISJ6.-In accordance Ultn the prov lSlons or
IRE second section or the act OF Congress
approved y uguSt ,, 1852, Statutes at Large.
y Ol. p. rage .S6, and tie Act making
appropriations for the naval service for the
ms a year ending June 30 SSl, ard for
other purposes approved June 80, $50,
there Will be sold at the Navy Yard. Wash
ingjon, j.. G, on APRIL 6, S96, certain
stores belonging 10 the navy and condemned
as unfit for use therein, consisting OF
Siirapnei. shell. shot, iathcs. CoTliss engine,
steam hammer, brass turnings and bOTings,
copper scale. guns, ordnance instruments.
l5-ton crane. seNtants Old iron, powdered
sulphur, etc. The sales VIII bc TOF cash
OF The hig ighest bidder for each lot by sealed
proposals Catalogues containing FORMS
OF proposals for bidders may be obtained
on application at the office OF the Com
mauuant, Navy Yard, Washington, u. e.
Proposals must be made in duplicate. en-
closed IN an envelope endorsed Pro
pOSals for the purchase OF condemned stores
:l the Navy Yard. Washington. u. e, to he
Opened on April. q. 1896, and addressed
to the Paymaster or the Navy Yard. Wash
ingtOn. ID. c. Proposals must rea Ch the Of
iIC' OF the Pa ymaeteT OF the Yard not later
than > O'Clock noon on the above date A
deposit or twenty per cent OF the total
amount or a b!d must accompany 1t as
security for the payment OF the balance and
the removal OF the mateTlal or articles with
IN twenty days tat the convenience OF the
government from date of acceptance of
blg, which deposit VIII be forfeited TO the
United States III event Of failure 10 pay
such balance and make removal within the
time StausG. 4 deposit or tie fun amount
OF bids OF $50 OF less must accompany the
bids. the stores must toe removed without
expense 70 the government. The right to
reject any OF all bids is reserved. w
MAD0O. Acting Secretary or the Navy.
mr7 / 3 lU.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Schedule IN effect December /, 1898.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and c street.
For Chicago and Northwest. NeStbuled
Limited trans II 30 a. m, o 20 p. ID.
Fer Cincinnati, ST. Louis and lDdianap'
OILS, E9,siiI34led >iiI Limited 345 p n, ex-
For ritlsburg and Cleveland, express
DAILY ll-3O a. m. and 8 10 p. IN.
FOR Lexington and SIaUuJOn, II 80 a. m
For Winchester aId way stations, b5-30
For Luray, Natural Bridge. Roanoke.
= knoxville, Chatta uooga. Memphis. and
New Orleans, $40 y. N. daily; sleeping
For Luray, 3:45 p. m. daily.
toT baltimore, week days, 800, $50.
X6:oU. N1.oU, X7:l5, X8.UG, $50, xS:3O,
XIu.oO, X1l:3U a. m: XI2:l0. Mo-
X6.Io, ,N5.3o. 5:35, -x6:2o, ESQ, xS:00.
6nn I--ul. night. Sundays. N6.5O. -I1.0U.
$40, N@-n0. Xlo:0O a. m, XI2-lO. xI2.3O
90, 400, 3:25. 49,. X5.05. x5:IU.
ESQ, NS.un. NS;ou, lO:OO. Xll:5O p. m;
&l2:Ol night
For Annapolis. IL 0 ana s 80 a. m: 12:l5
snu 4-2S p IN Sundays, $50 a. IN, 1872
For Frederick, c9:OO, 1890, bl1:3O a.
NJ. cl .l5, b4:3o- h5:aO p. IN.
For Hagerstown, bll:30 a. IN, and b5:3O
For BOYD and way points. b9:4o, c1o:25
For Gaithersburg and way points
K
$50, a9:05, be:40. clO:25, bl l.3O d. m
For Washington JUNCTION aud way points
CS:0O, bS.3O a. m, cl:l5 p. In. Express
t-alus stopping a. principal stations
only, b4.30, b5:30 p. m.
70 Al BLUE LINE FOR NEW
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
An trains Illuminated with Plntsch light
For Philadelphia, New York. Boston and
the East, week ia ys, q 90 Dining Carr, 500,
llO:OO a. N. Dining Carr (l1:3O, 1880
Dining carr, SEQ, 1905 Dining Carr, 500
p. N, tl2.Ol, night, Sleeping Car, open at
10 O'Clock sundaysl, zoo Dining Car,
ls:OO a. m, Dining Carr, 12z3O Dining
carr, 300. boo, Dining Car; 500, (I2:O1
1llgat sleepng Car open 1or passengers
Buffet Parior Cars on all day trains.
tOr AtIantlc City, 1000 aud ll-3O n. IN.
1880 p u. Sundays, 100 a. M, 1880
p. ID.
hEXoept Sunday. aDaily. cSundav only.
EEGpress trains
Baggage, called for and checked from
noIcls and residences by Union Transfer
Company, on orders left al ticket OFFICES
6lS PenuSy lvania avenue NV. New York
avenue aud Fifteenth street. and at Denof-
Z. Is. CAMPBELL CHAS a SCJ-I
Heh' Manager. Gen Pass. Agt.
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LEGAL NOTICES
FILED FEBRUARY Z 4, Io9o, } X. OGng,
Clerk.

LIED February = a. 1910, ). l.. UGnS'
Clerk.
CONDITIONAL ORDER OF RATIFICA-
TION.
Chr. Heurch Brewing Company vs.. VIII
liam Mdyse ct al. In Equity, No. 5.642
Ordered 10y the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, that the sale made
and reported Toy Frank L. Calhoun and John
l.. Benton, trustees, named in the deed of
trust TO make said sale, bc ratified and con-
firmcd, unless cause to the contrary thereof
he shown on or before the twent y-eighth
day Of March next. provided a copy OF
this order be inserted in The Washington
Times and the Washington Law Reporter.
newspapers published in Washington city
once in each Of three successive weeks
before the twenty-eighth day pf March next.
The report states the amount OF sale to
be So, 400. a. b. HAGNER, a associate
justice. (Seal.D True Copy Test J.
X. YOUNG, Clerk. By r. j. MEIGS.
Assistant Clerk. mr2,9 l6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING or The members or
the bar OF the District or Columbia
VIII be held on Monday, March I6, 1896.
at 1880 O'Clock a , m, at the old circuit
court room in the City Hall. 10 take action
respecting the death OF Mr.. William b.
Webb, Prompt attendance is reques ested
HENRY L. DAVIS
President Bar Association.
VIM. MEYER LEVIN, Secretary.
NH 4-2t-em
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A D trains arrive and leave at Pennsylya-
8 2. m. Daily, local for DanviIIe connects
at Manassas for StTaSburg. daily, except
folk ahd Western, daily, and with the Ches-
apeake and Ohio. daily for the Natural
dge and Clifton Forge
I1-l5 a. m Daily. tie UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers, New ork and Washington 10 JacksoIl-
VILE, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper tor Augusta, also Pullman Slepppr
New ork TO New Orleans, via Montgomery,
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman Sleen,
ers Tor Birmingham, Memphis and St Louis.
4Vl i; m Local for Front Royal River
ton and SiraSbuTg, daily. except SIilday
4.5l p ul-Daiiy, local for CharIoiIesvIila
l0;O5 p ;oIjl n;oDally. NEW YORK AND
man Compartment a nd Observation sIeeninr
cars New York 10 ST. Augustine PulIfos65
ana augusta. kcs1Duled day coach WASH
lnglou 10 81. Augustine. anu Dining Car
Salisbury TO ST. Augustine
lo-4S p. nl.-DaIy, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWESTERN TESTIBTLED I'M
TIED, composed OF Pullman vestibuIed
sieepcrs, dIning cars and day coacheS
and HOS Springs, n. c. ana New YORK 10
Memphis, via BIRMINGHAM New YorF to
New Sr!eihs wa Atlan,a and Mont gOmery,
Nesubuiel DAY coach, Washington To T.
iald2. southern Railway dining car, Greens
boro 10 Montgomery.
TRANS oN WASHINGTON AND
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington Q Oh a
IN. daily ana 4:l5 p. IN. daily Except Sun T
Gay ah5 . 20 D. IN. sundays only, for Round
Hui ~ p. ~. daily, except Sunday fnr
LeesDurg, and 6.Z5 p. m. daily for Hcrndnn
Returning, arTlYc al Washington S-26 = ~
aud 500 p. N daily, from Round Hi and nd
zoe a. ~. daily, except Sunday froIn Hem.
don. ana e.34 a. N. daily, except SIndtV
from LeesburG.
Through trains from The South arrive ar
Washington b:42 a. M. 9:45 a. m 2.2o n
m, and $ 40 p. M, daily, Manassas dIIvls.
ion, 1000 a. M dairy, except Sunday. and
$40 q. IN, daily, from GiiarlottesyfIie
Tickets. sleeping car reservation and fr1-
formation furnished at offices. 81 anu I3t1
Pennsylvania avenue: and ut Pennsylvania
Railroad Passenger Station.
w III. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
j NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w A TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. s. BROWN, zen. Ag't Pnns nanA-
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RAILROADS
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND b
STREETS.
In Effect Janunry q, 1900


1880 A. III. PENNs sYLyANIA LIN
ITED.-PuiinIan Sleeping, DlnlnE, SiItok-
ing and Observation Cars, Hafr1sbaHg
10 CHtcaEO Cincinnati, luGIaDapO rs. 81.
LOUIS, Cleveland. and Toledo. BufTet
Parior Car 10 Harrisburg
1880 A. Ii. FAST LI&E--Pullnlan
Buffet ParIOT Car 10 Harrisburg. Parior
and Dining Cars, Harrisburg TO Plttsbnrg,
$40 q. NJ. chicago AND 81. LOUIS IL5
TO Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cas-
Harrisburg TO 81 lOulN. Cincinnati. .Leuls-
willie and Chicago.
T.1O q. Nj. WESTERN EHPRESS.-
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Chicago and
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining car 10
10 p. nj. SOUTHWESTERN EX.
PRESS-Pulinlan Sleeping and Dining
Cars TO ST. Louis. and Sleeping Car
Harrisburg TO Cincinnati.
1910 l.. M. i-AClFIC EXPRESS
Pullman SleePing Car TO Pittshurg
9.6O A. nj. for Kane, Canandai igua
RohCeSter ana niagara Falls. daily. ex'
1880 A. Nj. for Elmtra and Renora.
daily, except Sunday. For WilliamsporL
daily. $40 p. ~.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. daily. except
Saturday with Sleeping Car Washington
70 Suspension Iiridee, via Buffalo.
1910 r. nj. for Erie: Canandaigua.
Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara Falls
daily. Sleeping car Washington TO EImira
For Philadelphia, New YORK and the
East
400 ri. CONGRESSIONAL LIN.
ITED."-Daily. all Parlor Cars. with
Dining Car from Baltimore. Regular at
7.05 dining Carr. : 20. 900, 1000 (Din.
ing Carr, 1908 dining Carl and IL 90
dining Car from WilIningtonJ A. NJ.
12;45. 3:lo, 4:20, 6 40, 1000 and 1895
7:20. 500, 1905 dining Carr. HOO
dining car from WllIningtonl A m. 1915,
For philadelphia only. Fast Express. Z so
DAYS, di s. S:6I and 30 r n daily For For
dsys S9yson and m'9oI5 s5 i'a p r. daiiy ~ NJ Week
For Saitimore, 20, 7.05, 30. 7.5o. g. 90.
l0ou, 1908, 10 30, / 90 ana II so A
LiInifcd(, 4-20. 4 SO, 8 40, 6.05, go.
7-10. 1000. 10. 40, 11l5, and II IS
Pm. on Sunday. 7 90. Z 20, 800. e.05,
2.Ol. 3.15, $40, "a 90 LimitedD, 4 20,
and 50 p Ii
For Pope's Greek Line, :. 20 a. NJ. and 1. SO
p. IN. daily, except Sunday
For Annapolis, 20, 600 m. 1915 and
40 ,. ~. daily, except Sunday Sun
DAYS, 500 4. III. and q 20 p. IN
Atlantic Coast Line. Florida SpeciaP'
for jacksonville and 81. Augustine, lO:I8
d. N. week days. Express for Richmond,
po!H;s on AJiantiC Coast Line, 30 a m,
8 40 l.. m, daily. Richmond and Atlanta
$40 ,. m, Gai!y. Richmond only, lO:5T
a. Ia. week udsS
Accommodation for QuantIco, 7:45 a. N,
For a Alexandria. 40. $50, 745, 6. 40,
s-45, Io.57, ll-50 \ M, Il so. /. 40,
and 1l-39 p. n On sunday at 1 80, 7.45,
9.45 a. N. 40, 6-l5. Z O2, and 10. 10
.. n.
Leave Alexandria for Washington, COS,
Gas, : .u5. 500. $40. 1915. 1O.2S a. m,
LOO, 2.l5, SOC, 3.23. sou, 5.3O; G.I3.
zoo, T.2o, $40, 1852, and II .uS p. m.
On Sunday at 6.4.j, 80 lU.2S a m
2.15. go. 200, 7-2U. $40 and l0.52
p. N.
Ticket ,'ffiCes. corner Fifteenth and G
streets and at The station, Sixth and g
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage to destination from
hotels and res dences.
6. NJ. PROVOST. JR WOoD
Gen. Manager Gen. Passenger A cent.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-At cost; four desirable
houses; from So 900 up; on monthly pa v
ments. Vacant lots on small monthly pay
ments; well locat ted; cent fare; Is & o.
/. j. BAKER, owner, Langdon. mr154t
FOR ALE-Oak Grove, acre lots. $50
up; new slX-room house, Que acre
ground, $1,000, $100 cash. OWNERS,
Room z, $50 st. NV. ma117t
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WANTED-POsTAGE STAMPS.
DEPA ENT Stamps, All kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given. II. L. DUNKHO ORST,
1908 1th ST. NV. de22-tf
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w - TIED Washing 10 90 AT home or
20 ouJ Dy JGe day address, or call at
43U - St ST. mFlG--u
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TO BE SOLD-tor want or use.
two nO-IOp Concord wagons, best
OFFER takes them. OKRISON'S LIVERY
TABLES, 46S NV. 1t
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FOR S.ALE-Centrally located barber
shop; easy terms l. s. t, this office
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HERMAN KOLLMEYER,
mr6 r6-d&dsxsur

PUBLIC SALE OF valuable real es-
lale ana personal property. BY virtue
or authority invested in Us we VIII sell at
putliC sale. without reserve. on the prem
lst,S, Oh WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1896,
at O'Clock p. m. (if fair, IL not the next
ialr day. the following real estate, TO wit:
mat famous tract or land called RIVER
dale Farm owned by Captain j. /. Hail.
located partly in the Fourth District or
Anne Arundel aud partly in Yansvilie Dis
Irlct or Prince George county nile from
Mlseltoe Station, on 3. & o. k. r., and z
miles from Contee'S Station on said rail-
tOao. Il miles from The Maryland Co
lumbia Railway and > miles from Wash
ington city admirably adapted TO the graz
ing and I'd islng OF stock and IL OFFERS eS-
pcciai lnducement 10 investors. 1t cOnla ms
26O acres, more or less, and is improved by
14-roOm dwelling house, fine barns,
sheds. blacksmith shop, a windmill supply
ing good water TO house nd stable. also
flne lot of timber and cord wood. This
property VIII be sold whole or IN lots
into which il has been Subdivided. Plat
shown on day OF sale.
Terms OF sale. If sold as a whole de
post OF $500 required on day or sale. bal
ance in g. = and s months; If sold In
lots deposit OF $500 required on each lot.
Directly after the above sale the follow
ing personal property viii be offered: wo
fine brood work mares. l fine farm wagon,
L tWo-horse Top wagon. j onc-horSe top
wagon. 1 fine landau. formerly owned by
Terms OF sale: All SUMS of and under
SO, cash. above that amount a credit of
30 days viii be given. Vehicles will meet
buyers al MiSeltOe and cOntee'S stations on
arrival OF trains leaving Washington at
$40 and 1915 and Baltimore SAB and
l2.lo. Fora particulars, address HICKEY
n HURLEY. AuctioneeTs, Hyattsvile Md.
mar l3-d&us.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THOROUGH instruction piano and
organ: moderate terms. Studio 721
3rd ST. NV. md15-3t
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FOR SALE-HaU clock, by A. WAL
TER, matchmaker and JewcIer, 1885
18th st. nw. ma15-3t
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FOR REST-ROoaiS

FOR REST-Rouais
FOR, RENT-C Communicating front and
nan room; also back room southern
exposure: ol2 Est.nw mrl 5-3t
FOR RENT-Fur 1st story front ROOM
near q. +. o. and Pension Office; for
gentlemen; price, $40, in advance 233
MASS. ave. NV. mr1 5-3t
FOR RENT-Two first class fur.
l"JIiIs, oImgie or EN- suite: one block
from new library. 225 Pa. ave. Sc.
TOR RENT One or two urrurnished
rooms on second floor; communicating.
suitable for light housekeeping or meals
served in rooms. 1114 1lth ST. NV.
ma15-3t
FOR RENT-Two nee fur rooms,
single or Ell suite; suitable for gentle
men or man and wife 3OS X INV.
FOR RENT-13U9 st. NV. two com
niuncating rooms on second floor; also
two rooms on 3D. floor; suita BILE for young
men; reasonable rent mr15-3t
FOR RENT-916 st. NV, pleasant
rooms Tor Two; reasonable; also hall
room with board mrl5-5t
FOR RENT-1OO3 23d st, on second
floor, front; newly furnished room:
bath adjoining; near cable; terms $50.
FOR RENT-229 d st, NV; front
,. sInsie room; folding bed; second floor
30. mrl5-3t
roR EENI -turnIsned or uniurnished;
BOARD II Gesired. 221 n. Capitol ST.
FOR r RENT wo large and nicely fur
rooms; suitable for light house keeping
l1G ID ST. NV. mrI5-3t
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping; two
rooms; fur or. unfur. 600 n. j. ave. NV.
mr14-3t
FOR RENT-134 e Cap. ST.; fur
'front.' room; southern exposure: half
block from Capitol; terms reasonable.
nlr14-3t
FOR RENT-l215 II. l. ave, nicely
furnisned front room, facing south:
large bay overlooking Iowa Circle; good
G.oset; newly papered; with or without
board. mrl AIT
sOR RENTING newly furnished sec
nnd floor rooms; single or en- suite:
heat and light; bath on same floor: Ss ana
81 4. 626 | st. NV. mrl 4-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnish rooms
and bath, hot and cold water; suitable
Tor 70 ah%&usekeeping; I'd floor; cheap TO adults,
ol3 81. NV mrl 4-3t
FOR RENT-323 c st. NV, loom for
BATH, 6ei'Sn'an' ~iSo per "esf mh1 s.ssem sGss ana
FOR RENT-Two unfur rooms: five
minutes walk from Govt. Print. Office.
637 ST. ne. mh1 3-3t, ,em
FOR RE NT-Opp. Library, large pleas
ant room partly fur; suitable for
two ladies; SO; Sd floor. Three fur.
rooms, suita BILE for gents, on 4th floor:
81. 90. No parlor; ref. required. Address
OPP. LIBRARY, this office. mhl3-3t,em
FOR RENT-Fiye-room apartment for
housekeeping; 427 I-2 9th st. NV;
S25 per month. X. G.. CAMP BELL, 61T
lDth st. NV. mrl l3-5t
FOR RENT nicely furnished
rooms, - and SO permonth; gentlemen.
633 n. j. ave. NV. mr1 / ct
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; very
reaSonabl 1Ol4 10th st. NV
mr11-7t
FOR RENT Delightful rooms ex
cellent table, best references given and
required 1412 18th ST. NV. mr1O-7t
FOR RENT-Nlcely fur. bright rooms
with first class table board; $50 per
month. 2115 Pa. ave, let 21st end 22d
ats. NV. MARRIOTT
FOR RENT beautiful rooms; nicely
fur; suitable for housekeeping; rent
reasonable; bet. 2lst and 22d st. INV. APP
ply at cafe, 2l27 Pa.ave. ma10-Tt
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foR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR So ALE-Lady's bicycle, one and
tnree-qGarlcF inch tires good order.
very cheap. Address Box Al. this Of
lice. maI6-3t
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DIR. TAYLOR. 900 F ST. NV, makes
full sets OF Teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teethiextTacted without pain;
gold filling, 81; amalgam, soc. se4-tf
J.T. W a TX ER SO MS. 2O4 10Th ST;
NV, carpet hnings 2felts, fire brick, and
clay, asbestos, paints brushes, lime, cement,
two and three-ply Tobfing material. ap21-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
TOR SA LE-0ne or two lots, 50X150
each, IN WOoCSide; price low. G. II. s..
2612 z a. ave. NV. ma15-3
FOR SALE.Jot on K st. ne, bet.
81 and 4th iinpreyed by small frame
honse, 305; terms reasonable. Apply 214
N Cap. st. iC1 mrl o-St
near scho0I-house?3 price, 81 ESQ. Also
lots at cents per foot in same subdivision.
GRACE Nj. THOMAS, ,-1G0 Corcoran Build
ing. mh1 4-3tem
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" ANTED-By a fiTsl class lauudtCss
washing and ironing TO 90 at home.
202 SeatOu court, between 2u and Sd StS.
NV. mTi5 5-3t
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wa NTED BY a Tirst-CIass dEessna-
Ier, sewing; cutting and fitting
specially. address k. l., J4I6 ION st
NV. mal5-2t
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WA TED-Posiuonby CO pIble white
woman do the wOTETu a small select
family; no washing, country preferred, ref
erenCeS, wages SI2. Address MRS. WILLS,
this office. nlh 4-St-pua
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WA NTED-By experienced yUungi lady.
position in an office, or as cashier.
Address CASHIER, tins office. mrl 5-2t
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WANTED-By young lady OF refined
family situa tiOn as con- ptuiOn to
elderly lduy. no objection 10 tie country,
references given. Address SUMMERS.
this office. mTI5-2t
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FOR s SALE-Cheap, some kitchen and
bedroom furniture. Inquire 14l2 Oh
st. NV. mil 4-3tem
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LOST.

nv, small, black shaggy dog: answers
to name OF ScotIie. Reward il returned
to above number. 1t
LOST-Saturday afternoon, = diamond
ring, on Sth st. NV, near n. I. ave.
Kindly return to Inventive Age, Sth and I'll
NV, and receive reward mrl BIT
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Prof. De Lamorton'S trench tailor sys-
TEN; classes daily a t our academy. Prof. and
Nine. GUNDLACH. 927 Z st. NV. mrl 5-2t
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wANTED-By colorcd woman, place
as Chambermaid, waitress, or to do
general 10, s-WOIK III su4til IaLuI!y. EUCQ
refs. Address 1212 r ST. NV. mr14-3t
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EOR RENT-ROOMS

TOR RENT nicely Iur. slnglc rooms
with or without board; terms reason
able. Apply 2127 Pa. ave. ma10-7t
FOR RENT-Rooms and board at
reasonable rates; with bath and heat,
at the TAMPA. 733 9Th st. NV. mr1O-7t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
deP Wanted and Situations Wanted
70 Words for 10c.

~ bOTu JOF
W. wANTED- Honest, reliable man to DO
hght work and live on place, five miles
from city. Call today, before 2 O'Clock
at No $40 y st. my. 1t
WA ANTED-Good canyassers; latest
household novelties, publications, etc.
easy money. 10 to II, 8 TO s. MANAGER
1920 ST.. Basement. 1t
WANTED reliable men; steady
WORK; good pay. can all day Mon
day. 33I Penna. ave. NV, I'd rIoor front.
1t
WA NTED-A few live men TO solicit
fire ana accident insurance; salary and
commission paid. Apply between 4 and
. p. m, UNDERWOOD x CO., 51S 12th
ST. NV. mrI6-6t
w a ANTED-A- cOlored boy to work
IN grocery store; County boy preferred.
Can ror days at No. S37 I'd st. sw.
mFl6-2t
Wa NTED-An educated gentleman
TO represent new art among our Gus
toners; salary SIS weekly TO one with
y NO. l references. Apply 10 q. m,
fINLE x CO., 63I ST. NV. 1t
wANTED-Boy who unGerst ands feed
ing small Job presses 32l I-2 st.
NV. Appiy today after II O'Clock.
ma152t
" - n Z ED-Two statesmen tOs sell house
mold AptClaltieS on the instdllment
plan. Apply Room 2, 3O3 18th st. NV
mhl4-3t-em
PA RTNER wanted with $500 and
services, 10 help extend a respectable
business paying 200 per cent profit and
almost Without competition address Z.
o. Box 172- mil 4-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Nearly new DAYTON
wagon cheap; sold Tor want OF use. Ap-
ply at 1131 9Th St.nW. mhI4-3t-enn
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PERSONALS.

HALEE. True Inedium tells life from
cradle to grave; also business and
love affairs; lost or stolen property; friends
removes evil influences; gives good luck,
etc; 20 and 90 cents; hours, to g.. 929
III st. NV. n1hS-1mO
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Souther1 Railway.
PIEDMoNT AIR LINE.)

csehcduIe in effect Jan. 6, 1862
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and grocery store doing cash business:
bargain if sold by Saturday. Apply 713
l. st. sW. Lilrl f st