davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era., 1900-07-26

same place. All residents and prop erty owners of that section are in vited to attend.
 Mrs. Viannes, an aged Mexican wo- man came near being run down by an ore train on the Coronado road. She stepped onto the road from behind a pile of cord wood, and being deaf, did not hear the approaching train which struck her and knocked her some dis tance ahead. The train was brought to a stop almost instantly, else she would have been run over. No bones were broken but Mrs. Viannes is suf- fering from several bruises and is confined to her bed.
 Frank Weise has purchased the Summerfeld residence on Chase Creek for his parents who recently came here from California. Frank will soon move to Clifton himself from Morenci and will engage in the jewel ry and watch repairing business. He is fully equipped with all the latest watch making, up-to-date tools and being an excellent workman the ERA bespeaks for him liberal patronage. He expects to be ready to receive customers in about two week.
 Dave Arzate carries his left arm in a sling, the result Of a stab, two and half inches long, just in front of the shoulder blade. Friday last two MeXicans were committing nuisance near the back of his residence in East Clifton. Arzate told them to leave. One complied; the other, Jesus Car asco, refused. Arzate then started out the door with six-shooter and as he stepped outside Carasco stabbed him in the shoulder, then knocked him down: Arzate fired the pistol while down but without effect. The report of the pistol shot attracted several men to the scene and Carasco started up the hill on a run with his knife and Arzate's pistol. When d few rods away Carasco received a rife ball in the calf of his left leg fired by one of the on-lookers. The shot took all the bravado out of Car asco and up went his hands Judge Munro gave him loo days in the tun- mel.
 Complaint was filled last week ill the court of Justice Wright by Hon. E. M. Williams, manager of the A c. Co.'S store in Clifton, accusing Dionicio Appodaca of forgery in mak ing certain alterations and erasures in pass book which had been issued to Jose Lucero. Defendant was brought into court on Monday for ex- animation. Col. M. J. Egan repre- sented the prosecution and Judge F. L. B. Goodwin appeared for the de- fense. Twelve witnesses were ex amined for the prosecution and four for the defendant and after argument by counsel the court held the defend ant to answer and set his bail at five hundred dollars, in default of which he still languishes in durance vile. The alterations and erasures- com plained of were by no means artis-
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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.


SchCcute II effect June I. 800
Lave Washington frcrn station corner Of Nsv
jersey Avenue AID c Street
FoT Chicago and Northwest, Vesribu,cd Limit
ed trains 1910 A. m. s,05 p n caily-
Fox Cincinnati. s. LOUIS and Indianapolis, TX
p:css. 1905 g. Nestibu-ed Limited SO p n.
express I-lO night. dSily-
For Pittshurg azd Cleveland, 1910 q H. $50
p n ard loo q n. daily
Fer Columbus. $50 p. r. daily
q Winchester ard vay stations, 50 a. n
2-45 P n. and SD ?. n
FCr Laray. as p r. daily
For B1ItlEore, week days. x2-S5. 500. 60
40. KID N>-S0. So N9-31. Il0-to T. II
NI1-I0 =. Iz-z5. zI-E9. N3o1 Es-o0. Kf-S0. 80.
x5-15 15-lO- x5-50. x5-20. Ga xs-G1. xIG-cl.
X 10. $50 1900 a. n. xI2-l0. Il-lO, lis
$500, N3-so. AS. KOS, xj-l0, ESQ Es-o5.
2IJ-05. GlI-31. KISS T. r.
For Annapolis. 40 a. II, ard BIB P n SUI
Gays. $50 a. m, 4-S5 P Il
ror Frecerics. week Gays. SIS a. m. 10-53,
80 $50 p n Sundays. 800 a. II. lis p
Fer HzSeTstown, sl0-o5 A. n. ard $50 p m
Fer BOYD ard Way pC-u-s. week Cgys So
A N, 4,s1 $50. 20 p n Sundays, o-J1 j. II,
I-I5. 7.G5 p n.
For GaithersbsrE ard way points. week days,
SIS III, E53, BIS, An, 5-9a, SD, 7-15.
lI-25 p Sundays, 9-cJ 4 m. lis. SEQ. 7-JJ.
1913 p n
days. SIS a n $50 SD P II sEl6ays,
For Ciszut1uqaa- Beach. SO a n. SO P n,
week days S-S9 a. m, Sundays.
ROYAL BILE LINE
Al trains Illuminated vita Pir-sch I;gat
For Rzirl-Euru. Philadelphia. New Ncrk. B-s-
tcu, and the last, week d1ys. 30. 7-C5 CDi-czI-
$50 tBCEetl. I37oo CDineT), a. n. l2-,1,
CDi1cr) 40 CDiner). 500 '-RayaI Limited
Exclusively Pullman rrain- DilirS Car 90.
SIS dining Csr). $50 ard II-S3 p Il (SlsgQ-
iag Car open AZ 1870 o'c,Ockl sundays 2-S5
s-a5. eco a. m 1910 uoen. I-Io Dining Cars.
SEQ SOS Dining Cars. 500 and ll-20 p n sleep
iaE CIR opta - c'cIocE-
ParlOr Cars en- al Gay trains.
Atlantic civ T0-uI 4 l1-11 v-0-
ard I-I0 and 500 2. n. week days 1910 Eooa
su5Lays-
Fer C1pe Nay. week days. I2-I0 and 40 ?. y.
Except SCnCay- XEDpress trains.
Blg-zEe c4-leG for ard checked from hote-s Gn1
rCsi5tucCs By JEicu Transfer Co ca crde-s lefJ
% ticket cF5cCs. 60 PeEasvlvariz Avenue u1rcl-
west View Ncrk Avenue AID 18th Street. aE& 70
Depot TclgphCre ticket Ct-ccs f-r B. x q. E-ez-
trie AEtaHcEIle Cabs
F. D. UNDERWOOD r. B. MARTIN.
% Vice President. MEr. P-ss. TrIt-5c.
sid Gov Ming
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AUCTION SALES.
S. Il. LUNr. Auetioneer.

PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
The Undersigned. special commissioners Of sale
appointed by the Circrit Court Of Alexzndri1
County, Virginia, will offer for sale AZ pubic
auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, The 26fH
DAY or JUNE, 1900. AT $50 2. NJ, all that
tract OF land containing about twenty acres, OF
which the late Richard Norris died seized and
possessed. situated on the main road leading
from Georgetown 70 Falls Church, near Wunder's
Cross Roads, and about two and one-half miles
from Washington, in Washington. District Of
Alexandra County, Va. and bounded on the south
by sid county road, on the west by Sherrier's,
on the north by Cussicks and BO-eler's, and on
the east b. DR.. J. Tabor Johnsoa's and Weaver's
lard.
This land is improved " a new six-rOom iEeIl-
ing, tenement house. Ut-buildings, fruit OF al
kinds, etc. Is very desirable for small fruit.
truck, CT poultry farm, would sub-eiivide 70
advantage. Within one mile of the " A and
,. C. Electric Railway, and three-eighths Of L
nile Of proposed electric railway
TerEas OF sale: one third cash, balance in three
equal payments al SIX, twelve, and eighteen
ronths with in crest at the rate q pr cent per
arnum until Iaid all cash at the option Of
purchaser. Title 20 be retained until all Of
purchase money Is paid. Al eonveyancing, in
GLIDING revenue stamps, az cost Of purchaser
deposit Of 500 required az time Of sale
Terms 70 be complied with, within twenty days
Of day Of sale
For fun particulars cal OF address
a. ". ARMSTRONG, Alexandra. Va
WILL W. DOUGLAS,
$50 St. Washington. D. c
jclf- lot en- Sneclat Commissioners OF sale
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THOMAS DowLISG CO., Aaetioaeers.

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF VALUABLE
PIECE Or REAL ESTATE on The EAST
SIDE or TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN Y
AND o STREETS NOR1t Nv EST KNOWN As
No 1874 TWELFTH STREET SORTHWES
py virtue Of a decd T. trust AID the authority
therein ciyca 70 Is from Ann Hal and ctLe.s
dsted February 20. 1871! and recorded on the 18Th
dav ~ June 1871 in Liber Sz23 fJiio ~ e. SEQ,
one Of the land records Of the District ci Colum-
bia the undersigned VIII sell PCbl.c auction
10 the highest Bidder in font Of the premises
On MONDAY. JUNE Is. 1900 at ; O'Clock p
the foilessiHsE-describcd valuable piece Of real
state situate "a the east side Of Twelfth street
vest. between and o Streets north in the
CITY Of Washington, District of Columbia, viz:
All that part OF parcel Of lot numbered SIX 90 II
SQUARE rr.larNd tlrrce hundred and thirteen (gIE
rIn-aineS within the following metes and bounds.
Beginning for the same e point CT Twelfth
StrecS west forty (s0) sect south from The north
ty-6ve (e feet, the fall cePthSof said lot theme.
r1.nnlng north twenty (20l feet; thence running
yycsr urnaty-five (}Sl feet 10 the line Of 80
Twelfth street and thence running south bv ths
line q said TWeIfh Street. twenty (e5D feet n
the place q beginning, containing oae thousand
nine hundred q 900 square feet
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase price
IN cash. and the balance in two equal install
r-erts. PAYABLE Al six and twelve months. with S
per cent interest. % be secured BY deed Of trust On
the premises sold, OF al cash. at the option Of
the purchaser All eonveyanciEg. recording. and
revenue stamps 10 be at che purchasers cost
The terms CT sale mus be complied with within
fifteen days Otherwise the property will be rssoId
az the risk and cost o. she dsfaultinS purchastr-
CLIFTON n. BIGELOW. Tr--stee
s94 LoulSiana AveESe-
MASON y RICHARDSON. Trustee.
ie5-dk6s So Street northwest
Tra -lrva e.1a il r-s-rso-aT until rFTT-PSDAy
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CaANCERY SALF OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
KNOWN As 20 7O3 10TH ST \ E M
PROVED BY A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
INC
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
The District Of Columbia. passed u Equity cause,
No. 2I327. the undersigned trustees VII offer
for sale at public auction IN frOnt Of the prem
ises. On the SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1919.
At HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ. the Land
and premises situate IN the District OF Columbia
described and being lor numbered s. in Ed
ward Csyerly's Subdivision, II block uuubere1
80 in tact Of land known Is Long Mead
ows" and aIso part Of lot numbered IS IN W III
Casgett's Subdivision. in block -. in said Long
Meadows, being % by 50 fceI, more Or les To-
gether With the improvements thereon. known as
No sos 10Th 81 ne, and with the use Of a 10
foot alley N the rear q sid premises
Terms Of sale prescribed By the decree: One
third Of the purchase rEsney 10 be paid II cash
and the balance n two equal Irstalluents, nav
able in one and two year., with interest at s per
cent per az5un, payable semi annually. from day
Of sale for which the notes Of the purchaser 10 be
given. securUt BY first deed Of trust on pro2Crrv
s,lld OF al cash Al ths option Of the r,irrb,za-
A deposit Of $50 al time Of sale All convey
aECing. recording, stamps, and Eota-lal fees al
Cos; Of purchaser. Terms Of sale 70 be complied
With within ten GAYS from date a sale Il the
terms Of sale are not complied With in ten davs
from cate Of sale thu trustees reserve the ri.-ht
10 resell at the risk and cost Of defaulJiug pur-
chaser
JAMES ". GREER. so Ind. Ave.
JOSEPH A BURKART. C0rco-an Bldg
DANIEL O'DRlSCoLL, SOC ST. n. W.
The above sale Is postponed on account Of the
ram until Thu RSDAN. NE y. same hour and
place BIZ order Of trustees ieII-d6ds
TRUSTEES SALE Or UNMPROVED PROPERTY
on BRIGHTNOOD AVENUE
By virtue Of a deed Of ;ruSt dated Nay %. IsgI.
and recorded in LibsT 1J69. folio PA of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia we Will offer
for sale AZ public auction front Of the premises
on the Esd DAY or JUNE. 1900. AZ 5 O'CLOCK
T. NJ the foIiowine-deseribed real estate in tn.
County Of Washington, District Of Columbia 10
vii:
All Of lot tvgenty-one t2l) in GaIen F. Green's
subdivision OF part Of Girls Portion ., r.
corded N Book County No 6. page 90 in the
Surveyors ctice OF the District OF Columbia
The property viii be sold subject 70 prior
encurnbrance amounting 10 500.
Terms Of sale: One-half Of the purchase money
in cash and the balance II enc year. or all ca.b
az the purchasers optioa- The deferred PAM
if any, 70 be represented by the purchasers prom
issory note dated on the div Of sale and secure &
BY deed Of trust the property sold ard bearing
interest at the rate OF per cent per aHnuru
All conveyancing, revenue stamps. and recording
At the cost of the purchaser
4 deposit OF 500 viii be required at the sale
Terms of sale TO be complied with within ten
Gays; in case OF default the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at tie risk and cost
Of the defaGltrg purchaser sitter nye days adver.
tisomcnt-
CUYIER GREEN,
JAMES y SPARKS.
icl3-d&Gs-exSu Trustees
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CHANCERY SALF OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN As 70 703 10TH ST y E M
PROVED BY A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
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business property 18th ST. between G. ard
II NV. observe the improvements in this square.
L0t;IS p. SHOEMAKER, "a / ST iclG q
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FOR RENT-Thc cheapest fats in the CITY FIVE
large rooms. large hail, ver1nda, private; SO
per month; 1881 d 81. sc. S. CARR. 1870 Nd
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FOX SALk-Erame house. northwest; suitable for
colored people; reduced 70 81 100: bar-Ain-
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1906 ST.
ielg-3t
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TIRES! TIRES! TIRES

Coed onos. all sizes. and rough or smooth tread.
Put en- your D-ke while yea W2it. for the cx-
fitEiely lew figure Of 81 p. All other supplies Il
'qlslly as low prices NATIONAL CYCLE Co.
li-l Pa ave- ie6-tf. IA
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Nails for CHINA. JAPAN. and PHILIPPINE
ISf.ANDS.'s VIA Tacoma, close here daily az $50
D. m. up 10 June -. inclusive, for tsspztch pr
5. 5 Duke Of Fife tol
Nails for II LAW All va san Francisco. close h6rs
daily al 6:s5 p n. up 10 June y, inclusive for
despatch per = $ Australia tol
Mails for AUSTRALIA texeeTt West Austra,i1.
which goes wa Europe. and New ZeslJEd. vhieI
ANDS, via Vancouver, clcse here daily Al go D
H.. up 10 June p. inclusive, for despatch per 3
walls Ter CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and PHIL
fPPINE ISLANDS,. va san Francisco, close here
daily II % p m, up 10 June =. inclusive. f1r
despatch rCr s. : Dcric- to)
Nails tor CHINA JAPAN. ard PHILIPPINE
SLAMS - via TzeoEla. close here daily at Gas
p IA, Up TO June % inclusive Tor despatch.
per = :. Victoria Co
Nails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Vancouver
eose here daily al 6-a5 p IT.. Up 70 1uiv ,, in
elusive, for despatch Per :. s. Empress Of China.
Registered msii must be directed wa FancOa-
Mails for AUSTRALIA (exeept Wss. Ai-tralia)-
INV ZEALAND. HAWAII, FIJI and SAMOAN
Isl ANBS. via san Fr9Hcisro elUse here daily a.
G:35 p m after JUre 3. ard Up 70 July :. in
cspsjye, for despatch pr 5 Moll5. Coz
-S.ai!s Ter COCHIN CHINA are Forwarded 70
Nrw York for c1nnection vim EuropG-u s-eamer.-
ssPHiLIP?INE ESLANDS 1Anlt4ry Mai0. de-
sFatcEsd 10 san FrEncisco at all closes tx that
efise % connect with GoypTument trll5pcr-S, tae
ssilings CT which are Irregular
% Registered nails eldse ~ Ito p. II. same
day
20 Registered mails eless at 500 p m saaae
cay.
Cd Registered mails e,ose 81 SEQ a IT, sa.ae
day
5) Registered mails slosstt TOO p. m previous
Saturday
% Registered r-iis elysg7st 800 P. n. ;rsyioo.
Cav
% Eeeis;ered mails elose at l2.eo :. m pre-
vicUs SATURDAY
.G@ Registered mails close at sea r. m. pre-
viOus day-
to) Resisteroe mails eiose At $50 p. r. PIE
JOHN A MERRITT, Pos;mat.r
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OR RENr-Remington typewriter; perfect condi-
tom 500 monthly. lS0s Q st. NV. jel6-3.
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wAxTED-nooMs AND BoAHo.
wANrEB1-ooUxrRY BOARD.

WANTED-By 10y with two children. % years
and masItlssl -sss1utry board near CITY II
small family. with nc snail children. Address
BON Go, this Office ieI7-3r
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HELP wASTEn-MAIE.


WANTED-One frst-class bOokkeeper and one boy
with one or two years, experience; those hav-
ing knowledge OF shorthand and typewriting VII
stand better clGpee- CAHILL TYPEWRITER
COMPANY, Barbcr-S Ross Building, TO $50
Tuesday Item
WANTED-A gnof9 h,sshelInan for our merchant
tailoring department.; good salary and lsasm1-
nent position the right party. Apply 70
Manager At SAMUEL FRIEDLANDER & CO, 415
7th "a. NV q Item
wAyTED-Good ssbcr. to work in eoIOrod shop
ISL fth S. NV. It,eEl
WANTED-Tin rooilr and boy to work at the
trade. }. T. DOYLE, 1527 9Th st. NV Item
wANTED-A waiter at si5 Pa. ave. NV. Item
wANTED-A nan Dr. claiming and pressing. s2l
an i. sw It,eH'
wANTED-A boyato learn a trade Call at 2l5
18th 81 NV lt.eIa
WANTED-A cake baker at once. 1915 nth st.
Sc Item
wANTED-Two boys to help IN earFiagesmith
shop; one or two years experience Apply
to J. }. COOK. s2a5 N st. NV. js1s5t.eHI
wANTED-Cook. four walters. two dishwashers.
elevator and bellboys. two young men Tor
housework driver. SHACkLEFoRD'S, SOS ST
Ew. 1t
WANTED-Colored boy for doctors office, 81
week; active for Office bssiness. Cail
HALLS. 102 18Th 81. II
wANTED-saIesmap. typewriter. driver. farm
hand. cooks. and walters for summer resorts
1900 y Y ave. NV 1t
wANTEB-A diskwasher at PREsSLER's. sss
81 NV: 10
wANTED-coIored man or boy as porter in tailor
store Apply 5i3 18th St NV, basement. II
vANTED-Boy with wheel, white waiter, soIic-
Itors, cook. drivers, bundle wrapper 1ill G
81 NV, I'd hOor- 1t
wANTED-A boy TO paste wall paper; INST
derstaEd the business Apply at once. Si7 ID
81 sw. 1t
wANTED-Youug man order clerk. SO; also col.
oEed house boy; permanent. BASEMENT, 2l7
WANTED-waitsrs. buffers for private families;
also laboTers. $50 and 8 per day. Enquire
less nth st. NV. Il
WANTED-Boy to work at timing; one with ex-
perirnce Preferred WM. J. RAY & CO., SOP
VI ST. NV. 1t
wANTED-Five men to &c about mile beyond
city to cut grass; more but experienced men
need apply SPRlNGMANN'S EMPRESS. g37 81.
NV II
WANTED-Boy in real estate Office. who has some
knowlodge Of tyPewriting- Address Box 5oa
this Office. ielG-2t, en-
WANTED-HuStIing salesman for city trade;
specially. Address BOX 5sS this Office
" ANTED-Newsboys 20 sell the Washington Nj
Tor- Call Saturday morning. 1904 Pa ave.
my29-tf
wANTED-ROOMS AND BoAHo.
YOUNG man wants board in fine private family
with E0meli6e surroundings and adjoining
bath room address BOX COO. this Office jeI7-2t
NANTED-Roors and board. married couple and
haif-groWn child; Capitol Hill prefcued; give
terms. Address BOX 5o5. this Office. ieI7-5t
NANTED-Room and board in private family for
man and wife. with year old child; sw. pr
terred- Address by mail only, BOX sos. this Of
fee Sol ~
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NTAYTFD-wtite girl to Go light housework; help
with children A Il. BURDiNE. 81 tth 81
- jelS-3t, en-
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BE- PA AVE \. W.-Large, cool roO1s. avn
ings; bath. sl-5O up weekly. jelS-St.em
FOR RENT-Fur. front room; % floor; south
ern exposure; near Library; easy walking dis
lance OF Census Office; private family IA Z 81
=. leIs-Seselh
FOR RENT-Fsr. rooms. Ss7 H - ne.
iels-9t,em,
FOR RENTING rooms; fur. for light housekeep-
ing; Sl6 month 42l 9Th 81 NV jelS-St.em
FOR RENT-Two nicely-fur front rooms; south
ern exposure; suitable for two gentlemen -
E St nv. ieis-St, en
FOR RENT-Yery large niceIy-furnished front
room, line, lovely Lawn, shade, and
porches, so. 1912 Sd St NV. II
FOR RENT-Four beautiful Ist-aoor rooms, fur
nished for housekeeping; $50. 1913 18th St,
rear Dupont Circle. It
FOR RENT-Kitehen, dining room. and large front
bedroom, furnished. Call after 1870, 2l3
st, ne, jeIs-St
FOR RENT-9iS X St NV, south front rooms:
sumner prices; gentlemen preferred Jel'-Si
FOR REST-one large furnished room. AIS C
& nv. leII-ot
FOR RENT-Two south front bay window rooms;
desirable; SO and SIP; housekeeping
references. 22l ST jeis-St
FOR RENT-Niee furnished roons AIS 10Th st.
NV, 1elI7ol
FOR RENT-Furnished third floor front room, So;
hall room. 81; near Census 2l9 s. NV.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms on second GoOr.
same on fourth floor; rent reasonable Call al
80 18th St NV lel1-5t
FOR RENTS two furnished rooms; hOusekeep-
ing; modern house. $50 Z s.. sw. lelI-St
FOR RENT-Three nice roOmsi cheap. s7i Nd
ave. sw. jei1-St
FOR RENT-Fur. front room; with or without
board. ems s. NV jeI6-5t.em
FOR RENT-Neatly fur front room; ID aoor; gas
and bath; also unfur. room. l25l 9th Ct NV
leIo-St-em
FOR RENT-sOO L 81. NV. large. cool fur. frost
rooms one single room; near four car lines
walking distance to all apartments lel6-Ss.em
FOR REST-Fur. rooms complete for housekeep-
Ing. 59f Pa ave NV IeIo-St,ein
FOR RENT-Three fur. rooms; $, &c, and g;
communicating, at 927 9th ST NV; doors
from y Y ave Iel6-3i,e en-
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished second floor front
room and third floor back rooIn- 6l2 81
NV. iel63t
FOR RENT-Large. airy and well furnished front
rooms; Sc to SIS per month ia 18th 81. NV
jelG-St
FOR RENT-FrOnt rooms; 50, S. and slA slz
- 81 NV IeI0St
FOR RENT-One to four delightful rooms. fur
nished unfinished, hCusekee ping II desired
1925 sth ST NV ieIG3 81
FOR RENT-strietIy clean. newly farhlsted
rooms. So and 5; hot and cold bath acc
81. NV. ieIG-St
FOR RENT-Rooms. convenient to Census Depart
ment; reasonable 225 81 ST NV je!6-it
FOR RENT-Two rear second floor rooms. adjojn-
ing bath, conveniently furnished; J. h. K, IS
2il n st ne ieI6-3t
FOR RENr-Fur and uusur rooms g21 s;h s.
jcIj-jt en-
FOR RENT-R0cHs. furnished and unfinished;
ref required HOB II ST. nv. jel3-7t
li55 18Th ST. \. W.-In corner house. nicely fur
pleasant rooms good home cooking; meals
25c.; transieuts accommodated. jel2-7t, ouI
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THOliAs DOWLING. Auctioneer-

The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
the trustees jei6-dc5s en-
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WANTED-A competent cook to prepare breakfast
and lunch for two gentlemen; care for bees
ard house. etc; refs. rcquiIed, Apply az once,
III 18th St NV. Item
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-RANTED-M once colored woman for houseworS;
good wages Basement III ~ ST. NV item
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FOR sALE-HCUSES
FOR sALE-NoRTnwEsr.

Apply at Office for Weekly BuIIsfia.
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WANTED-T0 sae, Farm OF 50 acres. about ten
miles from CITY. in Nd. near railroad; must
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WANTED-Firss-c COOK; good w,ges paid. Ap-
ply The Evergreens- Falls Church. Va
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T- sTEANDcATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.
STEAMBOATS,.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
port News, and all points south, by the
superb, powerful steel palace steamers
newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
iaSton'" on the following schedule;
Lv. Wasaington-6.SO pm Lv Portsmouth. S 90 pm
LE- AlexandFia--7.c5 pm LV. Norfolk ... IS. As pm
At II Monroe 100 am Lv. II. Monroe 6.s5 pm
Ar Aorfolk-----s-D0 ara Ar. Alexandria. G 80 am
Al portsmouth Is am Ar ~ashington--7-O0 am
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10Th 81 and n Y ave, c. 4 .. ticket Of
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- on board steamers
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ployps. male and female, for steady work Ap-
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WALL Pn'En.

WHO viii be nominated by the Republicans for
Vice Presidenrg Only -one person seems 10
know and Marx won't tell. We're always telling
YOU that we paper rooms. wiz. rich. handsome,
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