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Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Baker gave pre-
gressive euchre party on Wednesday night
at their residence, No. 1108 Twenty second
street, to meet their guests, Mr.. Edgar
Baker and Miss May Tarball, of Brooklyn,
n Y. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. X. p. Krouse, Mr.. and Mrs E. C.
Minich, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Larner, Mr. and
Mrs W. p. Challice, Miss Sadie Rittenhouse,
Mr. r. W. Allnut, Miss Krouse and Miss Lou
Dormant The successful Contestants We're
Miss Krouse and Mrs. Minich and Mr.. Lar
ner and Mr. Minich. After the prizes had
been awarded the company repaired to the
dining room, where u bountiful repast was
served.
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Mrs. Harmon, wife OF the ex-Attorney
General, gave a beautiful luncheon yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Foraker The
other guests were Nine. de Lazo Arriaga.
Mime. Pioda, Miss Andrade, Mrs Miles,
Mrs. Winthrop, Miss Alice Lee. Miss Lucy
Page ana Mrs. william Matthews Lay
The decorations were of joaquils a nd
ferns.
The times., 1897-03-12

Miss Sewers gave a luncheon yesterday =
to twelve Of the seasons debutantes in
honor OF Miss Madeline Gary, daughter of
the Postmaster General. The table WAS
beautifully decorated with yellow tulips
The times., 1897-03-12

The beautiful baby grand" piano, which
Is new feature Of the Blue Parlur, re-
spends almost every evening to the "ulti
waited touch of Miss Mabel. who also sings
for Mrs. Mckinley very often.
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The Misses Myers entertained at a lunch
con yesterday.
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EX-Secretary and Mrs. Lamont viii leave
Washington on Saturday morning for Palm
Beach, Fla, where they will spend the
spring.
The times., 1897-03-12

1.-The fine weather on inauguration day
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Ex-secretary and Mrs. Francis will leave
tonight for St Louis, on the o'clock
train, and will be accompanied by their
two younger sons.
Senator and Mrs. Sawyer expect to
take possession Of the house at once.
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Cures Paralysis, stiff Joints, Neu-
raIgia, Nervous Diseases, and
All Muscular Pains.

Pains, aches and neUralgiaS vanish in a
few minutes, swollen and stiff Joints relax
and become flexible, weak backs become
strong, female troubles disappear. paIalyZed
muscles and nerves regain their powers. the
nervous, the brain weary, and the broken
down feel the curative and soothing in
1luence penetrating every GiSea Sed and
weakened part, rene wing the vitality in
creasing the blood circulation in Geld ex-
tremlleS. and lmpaTting new life and
energy TO the whole body
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
oschedule in effect May ?, 1870


Au trains arrive aha iN't'S e-i-S' ~ iH's
,3-Dalv. local for paavIIe. Char
Iotte and way stations, connects ,.,l az Mana5-
sfsunton. daily, except SUNDAY, anu
~ yuCil burg with the Norfolk and West
ern. daily, and with the Cii;'s1 peilAe anu
0hio daily, for the Natural brIdse aud
LeAiI55 m.-Daiiy the UNITED STATES
FAST Mall SeTK Sa5[ies and FVmhh Washnon 70
Jactsonville uniting at salisbury with
yuIiInan Sleeper for Ashevllle and Hce
Ssl;n,rs C. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Sp,nnts=;Iiie Tenn, andat Charlotte with Pull
80, SJeeneT for Augusta; Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New York 10 New orleans, connect
ing at Atlanta for Blrnlln ehdia ana Mem.
orleans without change. SulIseJ personally
contnIcte;! tourist eXci',,sion, through siseNer
on this train every Ne'ihesudS % oSh al
CISCO without chHn5e.
I.I'1 n. M Local Tor Front Royal, Stras-
b,I,s and iiafrtsOnburg,w with connection Tor
SIanntcu, daily, except ; unday.
GTi o. m.-DaiIy, IVeai Tor Charlottes-
'ine- ,o-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
I19fb composed OF Pullman Vctibuled
sIeepers, dining cars and day coaches
pullman sieepers New ,.Ia fGtk oHy,iIl, 70 NSsh,
snn ,,S Chattanooga; New York TO Tampa,
1n" S,' t-!,'ITi0IIe, COlur,bt:,, sa.aniah AMI
Jacksonville; New YORK 60 Menphls, Me-. llsa yis
r,., "a, Ala nta and MontGomery Eesubuicd
day coach Washington TO atlanta. south
ern Railway dining car "reeAsDof" 10
MOI 10y ssiNS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
niVISiON leave Washington S;O1 a. Tn
iiatn ~ ~ i 40 n. m and 4:45 D. in daily, eN-
cent SUNDAY. and 6:25 p m Sunday ouly
si tpound Hill: 4:32 p. ~. daily, except Sun
10 10 Sor I,eesburg, and $50 m daily for
HHaTTndon Reforming, arrive at Washing
tnn :. 90 A. IL. and $40 D. M daily and
sno N m. daily. except Sunday, from
Sound Hill, and 7:06 IN. daily. except
Snn1iav from nefLt.pu- i.lid OBI a.
.iSIIv except sunday. irniu i4ecsDurg.
Through trains from the south arrive a5
washington 9 AZ q. IN. z-2o u. IA ana
s.25 d. m. daily Harrisonbarg, 2:40 y.
IN, and 9:25 D. m. daily, except sunday.
and s. 80 a. ni, daily. from misunderstanding.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, aud iu-
forlnatiun furnished at offices, III and
900 Penns Wv ania avenue anu at Penusyl-
yauia Railroad Passenger station
W.. "A. GREEN, zen. Supt.
D. 81. t'Jl.P, 1ratfic Manager.
~. A. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
L.. s. Brown. ten. Agt- I'ass- Dept
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- ALTIMORE ~
0 AND OHM
RAILROAD.
Scheuulefn effect June 5.IS97.

Schedule in effect June ,, 1897
Leave asn.ngJOn from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and st.
For Chicago and Northwest, Nestibuleo
Limited trains 1000, lI:45 III, 500
p. m.
liz, Express, 11:40 a. N. Vestibuled Linz
hGd, $40 p M, express II 80 p m
daily y 16!oo n alG aRd $50 is4eIann p m eApisS'
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 1850
p. IL
t11:45 a. m, 1880 p IN.
For New Orleans, Memphis, birmingh ham,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, hrIstoi and il0aIl-
oke, 1920 p. nl daily; Sleeping Cars
through.
For Luray. $40 p. m daily -
FOT Baltimore, week days, oOe, . -,
Xi 2G6 a ii. iz.06, III 10, ,xl :. 40, ~. 90, 90,
SO; x4S0. 4S5; 1S-93' %9'lY 10 ~ II-59 III9
Ks 20; $50. 1o 6 90 - 9I 81 o. ntgb5 - SUNDAYS.
x %, x1.iU, II. 50, $50, X9.0O "a u,
xi2.05, x12 40, Lee, x3.Uo, . 81 20 3-92'
x5-05, x5-1O, o 50, Xo.U1, Xs--O' -l-A0'
XII 80 %. III, xl2.UI night
For Annapolis, o and . 20 a m, 2 ~
and !. 80 p III sundays, $50 a H., 4-3S
= For Frederick, week days. SEQ m,
1I45, 4.30, $50 p NJ Sundays %
d For ~, 'HacePsiown, @ 1000 a. N. and 1870
For Boyd and way points; week ssn,iay DAYS.
500 a IN, 80, 3:sO: 90 20 p Ii "uA''''' 8
s92 5f a. h = ga i Ii Way points week
davz. 500. S.ti' - ~. i; 81: 500, q ~.
4S3' $50, 5S5. Z .O5, II 40 p. m sun.
Cays, 300 a. m. lilo, 4-33, 100, lO-l9
For Washington Junction and way points,
x 90 a m. 1. 80, .. 30 p m week tays
q nj, a ~, lis p. IN. sundays
FOR Bay Ridge, week days, $40 a m
and 4:3O D. III. Sundays, S-35 u IN, I-SU
and 3:l5 p M.
Rovai Blue Line for New 1orh
and Philadelphia.
An trains Illuminated with PIntsch light.
For Philadelphia, New York, BosJou anG
.bs Eas. week days. d .O5, 500, IC-Uo a
~ IL 90 Q2.4o all Dining Cars, SUI,
- IA INoiDc Can. tl2 oil night: Sleep plES
car oper at 10 90 o'cIocEo. Sundays, :. %
q III = m l24O all DInlng Cars, 3-et'-
az az Dining Can, IL. Ol night. Sleeping
c.er omen 1900 o'clock AdcitlUnal trains
for PhnadeIphils, week DAYS daily, o-o0
p Rurret Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a m lS-Oe
Noon. and . 40 p. IN, week days lZ.4O
For Cape May, / 2 noon.
Except sunday. Daily tSnndaJ
only. XEXpress trains
Rarcage called 1Or ana checked from
ntsiS and residences by Union Transfer
70 on orders left at ticket offices, 6l9
PeunsylvanIa avenue north west, New 1oTs
a[-enuts and Fifteenth street, ana 3t Depot
HNf NJ GREENE, ID. b. MARTIN,
cen. Manager Mgr. Pass. Traffic
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND
sTKEfc-IS

STREETS
'.yU a 81 Week ays-PiTTSBUKG Ex-
h,rs. ESsIpaIlol and Dining Cars. Harris
lV-oO a. NJ. PENSS SYLyANIA LIMITED
,,rsaiah niDiah Sleeping, Dining. smoking and
CJpseIVatloA Cars. Harrisburg 10 Chicago
SiuSInhati. Indianapolis, ST. Louis CIeye-
Harrisburg
1880 A. 81 FAsT LiNE-rullfnan Burres
idano. Gar 90 Harrisburg Buffet Parior
=, Gar. harrisburg to PiftsnuTg.
80 NJ CHf1'AGO AMI ST. LOUIS
70 fp,eSs 81 o,is ~ Sleeping Car Washington
lars harrisburg 70 ST Louis, Nashvfns
VIC eindnnatD and Chicago
81 - L. r>stlr y 1sr.SS-Isui!-
man Sieepins Car 70 Pittsburg, Chicago.
s.a, ra,' n, n aa!a,Iishurg 10 Cleveland DINING
40 +; 81 SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
p,ftlI.an uiId,an Sleeping Cars Washing gtOn 20
ana Cincinnati. DiniEr Cal
1o;4U T.. 81. rACIFiU sG;KEss-Puil.
Eian EiS Sleeping Car 70 pittshuTg
ter al 81 ioS haIs: Canaatisigua, Roches-
sunday
1850 4 IL FOR rlmlra and ..enovo daily.
except sunday. For Lock Haven week
Gays and wiihanisport Sund<ys. 3:4O
1-lO Al. FOR wInamsport. Rochester.
puilalo and Niagara rails daily, except
SdtuIday, with Sleeping Car Washington
,n 20 SnspensIon BrGge, via Buffalo.
Ter. Buffalo. ana Niagara Faiis i daiiy.
80, rs.inG Gar Washington To E.Inir3-
rh,aia; rbe s Sew 1orh' aaa
1;yn N "CONGkESS SIONAL LIN
LIED. daily, all faFicr Cars, with Din
Lining Ga;I. 500, S.0,. 1890 iDining
10 nIPoIp9S5'GT5 95 5561 a. y + Ia45' I5 ~ 81
.sDlDlng Car. 500. 300, 1 100 dining
Sa IropI WllnIingtOnl A NJ. z 10, s. 10.
pnti.s f.s1'V., fL-soV, 1O.Oo anu II 90 + " roe
omit Y
a da,'y week I'd days; zol ana 40 7: a.
.,:' a:9U A Nj week days, ana 4-2O Z. 81
fG5 Rr,daa AtlantIc CITY VIA Delaware rive.
p m daily: via Market street wharf.
1000. 100 a. M, I2.45 D. m week
gays ys II 80 p IN daily Saturdays only.
For BalIIn.ore. . 70. rec. :. 80. 90. GO.
iS96. iiSS96. ,S y; % 90 and I'd 100 m, on I2L9
ltedi, 4.2V, 40, 3 40. . 10. 6 SO, 10.
1000, 1910, 1I.15 ana II 80 D. m
Un Sunday, ,O0, 90, 300, S.O5, fO-5 80:
-; 3l9, ., 1000. ID. 80 ana II. 50 p m
p. N. daily, except Sunday SUNDAYS,
For Anna polls. 700. 900 a IN. 12l5
sun Sundays. s. 300 n aaiy; @ ID e4GspI 81 , Sunday IL
Atlantic Coast Line--Express Tor Fiosl-
sAo anu points On Alk6DllC coast Line,
4:3O a. m, 3:46 D. m daily; Richmond
only, 1857 a.. IN. weekdays, Atlanta
Special, via Richmond and Seaboard Air
Line, 40 p. L. daily AceOmmoda-
ton for q uantico, 40 a III. daily, and
4.20 p. II. weekdays
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and u
streets, and at the station. sixth and 3
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
j. b. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
j. K. WOOD. General Passenger AEeDE
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE OF
flee OF the Secretary, June IL, lS9I -
OF seven small wooden buildings boring or
digging well per foot. furnishing d water
tank, digging and cementing large cistern.
steam pump and boiler. necessary plumb
ing, building a board or wire fence per
ROD on premises, Bethesda, Md, specifi-
cations at office B. A /. Bids TO be open
ed FRIDAY, Is inst. at O'Clock D. m.
j. Ii. BRIG a NJ, Acting Secretary.
Je14-2t
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should be read daily, as changes may oc-
cur at any Time.
f0REIGN MAILS for tile week ending
June 8 close promptly ut tnis office as
follows.
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FOR RENT-Large, well fur. rooms with
eNcelleat table board in Columbia Heights;
telephone III house. Apply 29o5 lain ST.
NV. elY-7t
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FOR RENT-STARIES.

FOR RENT-Large 2-story brick stable,
cheap; accommodations for horses and
Applyto OWNER, 217 ID ST. NV.
je12-3t-em
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wANTED-PosrAGE sTAsu.s.

WANTED-FoT cash, ali kinds OF ole nited
states postage and department stamps:
collections also bought II. +. DUNK
HORST, 1905 7th st NV. my9-tf
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FOR RENT-Near Capitol, Pension, and
Printing OFFICE, two large and two small
front rooms, furnished, with board. two in
large room, $3.50 per month. one in hall
room, 81 100; southern exposure. I'll G
st. NV. le12-3t-eIn
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-No 473 Pa. ave. NV, store
15 feet deep, 10 rooms ana bath, all
beng thoroughly renovated: 20 foot alley
i'll rear; will rent as a whole or separately.
low rent to right party. Apply 942
h st. NV ie5- at
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FOR -SUBURBAN.

FOX RENT-At Linden Station new S-rm.
house, fur. or unfur.. water in kitchen.
furnace, porches; minutes walk from
dress BOX Linden, Md. Jel 2-t
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WANTED-A respectable coIored man from
the country wishes position in family as
butler. driver or work around house: good
references. 1897 Wyle st me- Item
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOX SALE-Sorfel horse, years old; good
driyeT weight about 95fe suitable for
buggy or delivery wagon, cheap at $45.
SCOTT GREEN, OH 1-2 7tii sc. wv. base
menu. je14-tf-em
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EOR RENT-FLArs.

FOX RENT--Threcroom flat, Sd ficor;
handsome corner flat or rooms;
4th floor; vacant July /. single rooms
efenceS. lcl2-3t
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FOR SAIL i,,,rsl :

FOX SALE-I2O Z ST. ne, q rooms: Il. m
L.; also, 5000 feet OF ground: choice lo-
cation, holmead. Address OWNER, this
office. Je12-5t
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FOR SALE-Will sell my $50 wheel for
a. m, after p. IN, 632 L St ne. je14-3t
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WANTED-By reliable colured boy. a
place to work around store or TO drive "A
doctor or work of any kind Call or address
11u6 18th st. NV, Item
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A lady with two nicely fur
nished Rooms, would like ioomInate TO
share expenses, Address ROO NINA TIE,
this office. 1t
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rooms for 2. 1l12 10th st. NV. je13-3
Fox RENT-Niceiy furnished rooms, with
board, 50 per week, up. 1131 l1th ST.
NV. je12-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Rooms with good board, SIS
per month. 9l7 X st. NV. je1 3-3t
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WANTED-High school pupil OF Il, neat,
quick, and having a natural turn for
mechanical drawing and electrical construc-
ton, would like SOME suita bic employment
Address WILLING, this office jel2-:It
WANTED Salesman wishes position best
city refs. l.. D., this office JeI2-;,t
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CALVERT'S MA NSI0N, 4 miles from city;
minutes walk from station; large,
airy rooms; shady grounds; bath; moderate
terms. MRS. l.. A. VIERS, Riverdale,
ND
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WONDER who pays the highest prices
for gents cast-orI clothing; drop postal
SAUL BROS, S23 st. NV ulyI o. 3InO
FOR SALE-FARM

FOR SALE-Smali farm, 20 miles from
Washington on Alexandra Il trede~
lcksburg k. r.; 5-rm. house and outer build
Ing In first-class condition. Inquire OF J.
NJ. SPRlNGMAN, Sprngman, Va.
jeS-i 1T, EN-
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WANTED-ROARDERs.

WANTED Boarders at Flint Hill; large,
airy rooms: nice milk; ice: fresh
vegetables; So per month. Address MRS.
FRALY, Derwood, Nc. Jei3-3t
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FUR KENT-3 fur. rolns; . front and
back room; rent, 50, 50 ana ?. per
month $50 Sd st. NV. jel4
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WANTED-Young man Gesires to finish
hls TRADE; desires situation on general
repair work of watches and clocks: have
had years experience; will work cheap
Tor nrst 4 or weeks, or place an machine
shop orpluinber's helper, or place ON elevator
IN SOME public place, refs. REF ERENCE 4,
TINS orrice. jei2-3t-em
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wASTED-BICyC1.Es.

ED-Sccond-hand laGy's bicycle;
cheap. T. A c.. this office. je13-3t
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WANTED-Position by young married man:
good Beat-cutIer and grocery clerk: City
refs Address Box SO, this office.
Jel 2-3t, ,em
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young man with
liberal education desires work OF any
kind. J. 4. W, 1880 lltn st.nw. IT
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WANTED-By colored woman. place to DO
general housework or cnauDerInaid. IN or
out OF city; rirst-class refs 17U2 12 fGth
ST. NV. jel2-3t
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FOR RENT-Two communicating furnished
rooms on I'd floor for light housekeeir
ing; IN private family. 9Il Va ave. >"
jel 4-3t, EN-
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HOMES CHEAP-On the new electric rail-
road from Washington TO Falls Church, a
beautiful subdivision has just been opened,
with wide streets ard ayen ues, known as
BALLSTON, about miles from Washing
ton; car fare cents; minutes ride
from the city by electric cars, or ~ min
utes on a bicycle; splendid road
Price of lots $126 and 500 EACH
size, rs feet wide by from 100 to 150 feet
deep.
Terms, So down; balance 81 per week
no interest; 20 per cent off for cash.
large new station has just been erected,
300 shade trees have been set out Ball
churches, and already a population of $50
persons. Buy lot foG a home OF Tor spec
ulation and buy quickly so you can pick
your choice. l have also large and small
farms for sale. Call for particulars and
plat. JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 F
1t. NV. myl6- I'm
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WOODLAWN Open May 20: pleasant
ROOMS: healthy location; large grounds
electric bells :gasand artesian wa .er MRS
NJ J. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville,
Md. Address The Clarendon. Washington,
ID, z. ap27-2m
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WILL the passenger and others who wit
messed accident to lady on the 9th st
electric car line at II st. NV. Friday, June
4 last. especially the gentleman who as
with Mrs PHILLIPS, 226 11th So. Sc?
"a
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FOR RENT-Rooms fur. or unfur.; also'
,iining-room and kitchen at cheap ie.~
622 / st. NV Jel4-u
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GLEN MANOR-Near depot and conven-
lent to city; large grounds and vefan das;
shade; healthy location; popular prices
For full particulars address GLEN NJ AMOR.
Forest Glen. Mo. ipf -
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Fon saLE or EXCHANGE.


FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE "A bargain; o
beautiful home in lie Droit Park; 13
rooms and bath; steam heat, electric
lighting and every modern convenience.
southern exposure; fine stable in rear; must
be sold at once and at great sacrifice.
Apply 501 Stanton Place ne. jel2-3t, ,em
FOR SALE OR REXCIfANGE-New brown
stone and press brick house NV; CON-
pIete rooms, tiled bath; 3 rooms deep
VIII be sold very low or traded Tor clear
ground Address BUILDER, this office.
Jel23t
FOR SALE-Cheap, or exchange FOR i'm
proved city property; one mile east OF
Hyattsville; 10 $40 acres; new S-room
cottage; all mod. imp; hot-alr furnace,
WIiuiniil, .nilkhouse, DroOder, heated by
hot water, for 200 chicks; large hem
merry, etc. together with 30 acres adjoln-
ing, improved by large barn, uenanthouse,
fruit, etc. III desired, or would dispose ofth
80 acres in 5-acre lots. JOHN IS BLANK
MAN, Attorney y-at-Law, No. 1920 n. Y.
ave. NV Je9-6t.em
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; transients
accommodates at reasonable plieeSs -;
500 9th st. NV. Jelf
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WANTED Would exchange first-class
Iieldglass and watch 1or bicycle. 1453
CorcOran st. lcl3-.St
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LARGE cool rooms, with or without board;
moderate; good board. 1850 Wyoming
avenue, Washington Heights. je12-3t-em
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SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMAIE

-
WANTED-By young girl, a place as
cuamDermaid, wisitles, OF nurse. ,aii No
1911 Sd ST. je14-3tem
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To dTummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply TO the REX STA BLESs
rear 615 T. 81. NV; telephone call, l09.
ap3O-rf
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WANTED-By incompetent, colo red girls,
place as chambermaid or general house
work; refs. All ssnw. jc13-3t
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FOR RENT-EIegantly furnished, large
front parIorbedroom; folding bed, cable
passes the door TO all important points; a.
m l.. tfansients accommodated. SOB 9th
st. NV, je133t
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FoR REN444 corrAGE.

Virginia. house furillshe3 gardcn pla nted;
fruit. shade; near dSpet, ternls low. Apply
32U n. \. ave. Item
FOR. RENT Beautifully located 4-room
cottage. at Blackistohe's Island, Md;
size of lot, 90 It. by. $50 IT.; rent pei
season. $50. n. $ SaGAIWO0D, 933 9th
st. NV. Je13-3t
FOX RENT Furnished Cottage thirteen
rooms, Sl75 tile season Address MRS
L. q. McGINNIS, Colonial Beach, Va.
JcI2-3t-em
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wANyED-RooAIs.

light housekeeping INV. or Georgetown
state price. Address TAI, tins oIrice.
Item ..k..--
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FOR RENT Nicely fur. front and back
rooms; completely fur. for light house
keeping 31T Pa ave. NV; I'd floor.
Je13-l w
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FOR SALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Lot 50X1 90 IT. on Princeton
ST.; beautifully situated; $1,000: between
Bright wood and sherman avenues, Cneais-
est lot in that Vicinity; easy terms. a. f.
H. this office. je1 4-3t, ,em
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FOR SALE OR RENT One of the finest
near suburban homes, overlooking the
city, present owner and occupant Obliged
to vacate on account of business engage
ments. Address SUBURBAN, this office.
je13-3t
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WANTED-By a white woman, place as
cook IN private family, city or country,
assist in washing or ironing. 919 Del
ave Item
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ROOMS and board 81 8 and SIS per mo. !.
central location. 3lS 30 st. NV.
JeS-7t
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WANTEI}-A position, by a window -dres-
ser or ten years experience; also do cleo
tricai work and carpenter work; best refs.
WAKEFIELD, this office. jel 4-3t ,em
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WANTED-S or uIlf1fr roouIs, with gas
for cooking; state price and particulars
terms moderate. X, II H., this office.
f.aI q
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HELP furnished free of charge. j. N,
o13 Seventh ST., upstairs. gel 4-3t-em
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

DEALERS AND RIDERS ATTENTION
Unredeemed bicycles at one-third value;
Columbias, closing out at S43; Syracuse
PAGERS, Ramblers, Spaldlngs, March, 4,
Worlds, Flyers, Niagaras, Shirk, Liberty,
and Victors, and other prominent ma kes for
ladies, gentlemen, and children; We have
received from the storage rooms "A lot OF
Elgin 500 machines, closing them out at
$35; also lot of Deaton '9T, $50 ma
chimes, closing out at S34.50; new and
secondhand; sundries and parts. Sales
rooms open evenings. We also exchange or
buy outright and take on storage. NEW
YORK CYCLE CO, 434 9th st NV.
jel 4-6t,em
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an honest, sober,
Industrious, married, white man, as por-
ter OF nuver; salary, SO per week. Address
Z. Il. T., this office. je1 4-3t-ern
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MANTED-Two white servants; a COOK
and laundresS; To 20 away WIN Ianuy
TO. une summer. Apply, wItn refs, at IA
o st.nw Jel43t-em
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Young man wants house or
bDlidaS 10 dltenu 10. ). 4. N. this
OfrlCe. Item
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a. IA, after p. M, 632 L St ne. je14-3t
FOX SALE Riders, attention! BY order
Of the different storage houses we rep
resent, | am offering all high-gratle bicycles
and tandems for ladies and gents at the
greatest attractive slaughtering prices of
the year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected and therefore above
sacrifices will be made. Such higi-gradc
bicycles as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
Worlds, etc, etc, new and slightly used,
will be Offered at this, the greatest, bar
gain sale of the year. SundTieS and parts
will be sold also, and no reasonable offer
will be refused. NEW YORK BICYCLE
CO, ABA 9th st. je.3-2t
BARGAIN tents Spalding bicycle: first
class condition; $50 Apply Room s. Cen
irdl building, Cor 9Th and Ia. ave jel3-2t
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WANTED-Nice fur. front room for man
and wife, at $40 per mo; 80 min. walk
from Pension office; drinking not allowed
III house; good Deighborhood. Address
WATSON, this office je13-3t
WANTED BY 2 laQiessand brother, 2 un-
FUR. rooms i II smaIfqHiet family; price not
over $40; or will take best care OF a hous,
during the summer. address AIDES this
office je13-.3t
WANTED Two unfurniShed rooms, for
light housekeeping, not to exceed 81
per month x. w.. this office. jeI2-3t
WANTED-Lady wants unrur room and
board; not over $lSsper mo-; convenient
to szirs; give parIiciila RS Address S this
office. ~ jeI2-3t
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WANTED-A cook. 21S Four-and- a-half
sCnw Item
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WANTED-Atl2I3N y. Y ave, giri fOr gen
eraI house work; wages, 30 or 30 per
monIn; good home Jeii-oV-eih
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WANTED-FOuT gill Tlnishe erS oa flle pants.
apply at once d n. HORN, 10Y Irn ST.
NV, upstairs Je14-3U-eni
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WANTED boys, IL and II years, de-
sire positions as housetoy or waiter and
COOK. 0lO ST st. NV. Item
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LOST

STRAYED From 20 Grant Place NV, a
maltese cat, with red ribbon and bell
on its neck; answers by the name of Nuze;
reward IL returned 1t
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DIAMONDS ON EASY TERMS

Drop postal, agent Will call with samples
L. G. b., this Office. my27-1Ino
SELBY is offering an all- worsted $40
suit for $3.50, come quickly IL you
need one 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
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