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dsy aad can not be .vercome, 6. vs. ip
| the rarest instances,
This lie plain talking. This Journal
continues:
here 10 Warrington one can sym
pathlze TO some exteut with the move.
ment 10 the dIreceinn OF separate cars
We have nearly so 600 colored people
10 this city. and q considerable nun
Der are without visible means of sum-
port. The many idle Negroes crowd
the parks, occupying all the bsnchss .
they fill The cars, aud, all too freo usu,,
ly, behave like ruffisns If the most OF.
fensive type"
And so do the intelligeut, indus-
trious, honest colored people fell
ashamed of this hoodlum element
We feel kesnly the opprobrium which
their conduct attaches to the race
whether justly or uujustly.
We would do all IN our power Co
remedy the annoyance, but the Po.T
should not rget that there are white
hoodlums IS well "a colored ones.
There are waite idlers as we'll "a COL
ored ones. They fill the cars, usually
the freight cars and the parks and be-
have like ruffisns OF the most tHsssiye
type.
Any crusade against this element
not based on race or color will receive
the most cordial support of the best
classes OF our people.
If you will make the discrlmins tiop
general, you will hear no complaint
from this quarter. The PcsT pays a
compliment when it remarks:
"But for the great majority OF do.
cent, self-respet ting and sItogether
respectable colored people here, we
should feel disposed to advocate the
'Atsr car" for Washington"
We suppose you would. 1t ia on &C
count OF this very But that the ode
cent, self-respecting, and altogeth ar
respectable colored peoole there and
elsewhere are protesting against the
Jim Grow Car laws of the southern
states. 1t concludes as follows:
Things have not yet reached that
point, however. and we still hone thai
the street Car problem will lose much
or lite psrple kitty and irritation. But
our colored friends will be wise TO hear
in mind the fact that they eAnnof az
ford 10 identify themselves as n whole
with disorder and make common cause
with every Negro ruff AZ and criminal
because he happens TO be Negro"
We sgrse With you and would give
you Roland for your Oliver" by
remarking that you cannot afford TO
make common Gauss with every white
ruff N and prostitute ss against the
Negro, simply because they happen to
be identiti I'd with tae white race.
Such conservative editorials az the
one we have just cited will do much
good. IL shows to both sides it's weak
nesses, and points out to each it's mis-
takes.
Let the good work 90 on and let us
nave no separate cars, based upon race
or color, but in this country of free
thought, and Tree speech, let all stand
upon common level, measured by
their capacity for good and condemn
&c for their exercise of the evil.
Then indeed will peace reign and the
race agitstors will seek ether employ.
ment than that from which they have
SO long existed.
The ex-slaves and the ex slave. own.
ers are friends. Let she new issue"
white and colored folks take notiie.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

proved the law granting pensions 10
destitute workmen over 65 years old
Rev. Henry Russell-Pritchard. the
oldest Christian minister in the Uni
ted States, died suddenly at Chester
field, Ind, yesterday.
The Belgian chamber of deputies has
passed a law compelling manufacturers
TO insure workmen against accident,
but the senate is expected TO reject the
bill.
In q cable car smashup at Chicago,
r. w. Hill, William Metzger, Elmer
Moss and A. V. Wychoff were prob
ably fatally injured, and FIVE others
were hurt.
Tuesday, Oct. 80.
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes, according to a
special dispatch from Capetown, is ill
with fever
Prince Christian Victor, grandson of
Queen Victoria, died of fever in South
Africa, aged SO.
Archduchess Maria Raineria of Aus
tria was married in Vienna to Duke
Robert of Wurtemburg.
Arthur Harris, the negro who killed
Policeman Thorpe in New York Aug.
II, and whose act led to race riots, was
convicted yesterday of manslaughter.
A serious powder explosion occurred
in Canton, China, Sunday morning.
Four houses near the governors va
men were destroyed, and many persons
killed.
London's welcome to returning vol
unteers from South Africa was turned
into disgraceful drunken orgie, par
ticipated in by men and women. Three
or four people were killed and many
hurt in the crush
Wednesday, Oct. 81.
There is no truth in the report that
President T. Simon Sam, of Hayti, died
suddenly recently.
The London Sportsman announces
that the Prince of Wales has cancelled
his retainer of TOD" Sloan, the Amer
lean jockey, for 1901.
Lord Salisbury, it is said, will resign
the foreign secretaryship of Great
Britain, but will retain the premier
ship, with Lord Lansdowne as foreign
secretary.
Smallpox has broken out on a num-
Der OF Indian reservations in the west,
and 1t is feared that when cold weather
sets in the epidemic will become more
widespread.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

EEEPA ANET Is issued weekly, The subscrin
aS2 price vs. $3.50 year, in advance
@Eere are SoUR WAYS by which money can b.
en- oy mail our risk-in :, Post Of6ce Money
gToeri by Bank Check or Draft or AN Fxnress
Aoney Oroer, and when none Of these can n.
$foSureo, In Registered Letter.
MONEY ORDERs.-You can buy n Monex Orda,
- you os FoSt-Othce, payable at the Richmond
FosSOmce, and we viii be responsible for its
eIe srrtvai. Express Money Orders can be Oh
.->aed az any office of the American Express &C
s. Lifted states Express Co., and the Wells
60, B "a 70 PSI Express Company. We viii bt
SAn-eN The Express Money Order is a safe anc
a<0nVe-aent way for forwarding money
nselsIERED LETTER.-Ifa Money Order Pos,
lnCe or an Express Office IS not within Won,
5eSeh your Postmaster viii vegister th, lett
- Wl - 10 20 SEND US on payment OF ten cent,
raced, You can send money in this manner
.31r risk.
~. cannot De responsible for money sent 81
lstsess ~ any other way than one of the foy
NsIs 1enslSneo ABOVE l. you send your MOI
~ II 6ny other way, ycG must do It at yoL
S1SEwAIs, III you do not want the PA -
% cor anueo lof another year after vour sp q.
ss Ss.E sloL mas run cut, you :hen notify us !
ESsS2A Card tc diScon tinue IT. The courts ba,
seeded that subscribers tonewspsners who -
.SSrdeI their paper discontinued at the EXP.
elSsA OF time for which 1t has been maid n
tSAo liable Tor the payment of the su bscr.pti,
~ - gate when they order the paper disco
CCMMUNICATION When wr,t,nc -
e keoeW your subscription or to discont,r,
tSS1 paper, you should give your nnm, :
g less l. Iult. otherwise we cannot find 2,
ahz1e on our books.
CzkSSR OF ADDRESS - In order 20 cha.
De address of a subscriber we must be senT -
oF1n e. as well nc the present address
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03
GA THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY
FOREVER"

Do you know that Mr.. O M. Steward
SO7 Monroe Street, the celebrated
grainer and sign pain Ter. will grain
your doors or number your transoms
artistically and beautifully so that it
Will always be a joy thereafter to look
at them, and charge you no more. and
In some instances, not as uuch as
those who spoil them and render them
OBJECTS OF displeasore to you ever aft
erwarde2
You have only to see his work to be
cor WINGED. Call on or drop him 9
posbai' l5-lm
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03
WATER FAMINE DELAYS WORK.

IL Prevents Redemption I'm Some
Schuyll<iII Valley Mines.
Reading. Pa, Oct. 30.-Reports from
tho Schuylkill region show that there
was a general resumption OF work at
nearly all OF the Reading company's
mines. A few of the operations were
not started because of the scarcity of
water and the presence OF gas in the
mines. The drought throughout the
region is very great, and unless rain
comes soon many of the collieries will
be obliged to reduce working hours
There was general activity everywhere
yesterday. The locomotives employed
on the Frackville grade and others in
the coal carrying trade we're got in
readiness and long before daylight
they were placing cars at the various
mines. The company has plenty OF
cars, and by last evening the coal was
on its way to market. The Reading
company has about / 200 cars of hard
coal on its various sidings at Cressona,
st. Clair. Tamaqua and other points
along the main line. This coal is now
being sent forward.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

ANOTHER white bank teller in New
York, stole ak thousand dollars. Gov.
TYLER OF Virginia psrdoned a colored
brother who stole q S5 cent chick
en- and was serving five year sentence
for The oAense.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03
Earthquake DESTROYED a Town

Caracas. Venezuela, Oct. s1.-Mon-
days earthquake destroyed the town OF
Guarenas, resulting in the loss of 2s
lives. Nearly the entire population of
Caracas passed Monday night I'm the
streets or squares of the city. Slight
tremors following the severe shocks
have REQUIRED at varying intervals and
still continue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

IT is no use to stop and complain.
Keep on working while expressing
Jour disapproval of conditions which
obtain.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03
IN THE sCRANToN DISTRICT.
To Demand zsmi-NonthIy Pay and a
Check Wei.hmau

40 Oemanu a9m l. Monthly Pay and n
Check weighnan.
Scranton, Pa. Oct. 31.-The eight
Ontario and Western collieries re-
sumed work yesterday morning. The
strike at the Forest Mining company's
two places at Archibald. which has
been on for seven months, will likely
be raised today. Superintendent Jones
had conference with q committee OF
the men yesterday. and practically
agreed upon terms of adjustment He
will give a definite answer after con-
sulting with the directors of the com
pany. The other two idle collieries.
the Green Ridge and Clark, are nego-
tiating adjustments also.
District President Nichols announc-
ed yesterday that the men of this dis
trict will make a general demand on
the operators for semi-monthly pays
and permission to maintain a check
weighman or check docking boss at
each colliery to insure the miners
against unfair treatment at the hands
OF the companies weighman or dock
ing boss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

We are responsible for some of the
things from which we suffer. Don't let
as forget that.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

The indications are that President
WILLIAM MCKINLEY will succeed him.
self.
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THOS v MITCHELL
Monument Association

1t is the earnest desire of all holders
holders OF books to turn them in the
NJ xt three weeks. Books and cash ba
left at the Office of the treasurer.
Thomas M. Orump, 504 n. Second st.
or 81 the meeting of the Association at
the \ M. o. A. 2l4 E. Leigh St., on
Tuesday veniog at $3.50 p. m.
The Following is the of list subscrip-
lions, which is open to all who contem-
plates subscribing to the fund. lis
also hoped shat The subscriptions will be
sent In as early as possible, thus avoid
ing all unnecessary dely:
Dr. A. w. 6. Fsrrar, 100
1t. n. Jefferson, i 90
rhos @ Hayes 80
Lieut.. Jesse Randall, 90
III - ". "A. ferguson. 100
4. Emmett Jones, II. D., 90
Rev. A. B Smith, IN
U. y. Johnson, Atlantic CITY. Nj on
w. Henry Jones, 90
w. van > Jackson / 90
VIM. Loving, %
Cash, Ok
NV Gordon 90
Abram Booker 20
r d. Brown Ok
Nspelean Jenes 25
Anderson Harris l5
Peter Anderson Ok
Dennis Williams 20
Pleasant Jones tx
John T. Eggleston. 90
Lee r. Hudson ~ ~
Or. P. B. Ramsey 20
Dash ! ~
DIR. Shea ~
Mai. e. Wash;noton . eO
John r. Holmes ~
Col. ] hn r Oh;Iss 20
Clifton CaDell 30
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|. SATURDAY, OCT. 81, 1900

We can improve our condition il we
viii.
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Send in your subscription to the
Planet. IL IL the journal to read d1r-
ing the long winter evenings.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

Isham Mann, 90
Rev. w. F. Grshsm, 2 90
w. Henry Walton, ? 90
j. A. Smith, 2 90
Charles A, Hail, ! 90
James A. Dixon, 90
John r. CogbIll. 90
Rosberry Mosby, 2 90
Col. E F. Robinson, 2 90
Rev. >. q. Brice, 90
o. Farley 2 90
Mrs. q Foster, 90
Rev. W. W. Wines, Jr., 90
Q. VIM. Moon. 90
Edw. Harris, so
Cash, 90
VIM. L. Willis, Norfolk, Va, 100
l. Straus, 25
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POSTAGE STAMPS OF A T NOMINATION
S1GHER THAN TWO CENTS SOT RECEIVED
IN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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PLANETS can be obtained 10 Pitts.
burg at 1914 wyley Ave.
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A BARGAIN.

For want OF use will sell at A great
sacrifice Mahogany Grand UnFiSht
Piano. Will sell on InstaIment Man
to good party. pau
Address, CHEAP,
Care Planet.
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Sztered IN tEs Post-omce ct Richmond, v.
- second clAas matter, '"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03
JOHN MITCHELL, JR., EDITOR.

Accommodation INTENDED for publica tor
Wednesday.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

ScbecI1e in effect December "A. 1870.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
jersey Avenue and Street
Fer Chicago and Northwest. ye-tibaled Limited
u1!hs U.s. = m, s-o5 P NJ, o-ily-
y, For Cincinnati. 81 LOUIS, and Indianapolis.
Express. lO-55 n Nestibuled Limited 80 p
m, express I2.O5 night daily
FOR Pittsbarg and Cleveland, l0-S5 a. m 2na
SO ard Il-55 p n, daily
For Columbus- Toledo and Dstrcit. l2:o5 niSEi
For Winchester and way stations, 's-Ss a II
and $50 and $50 p m
kor Luray. $40 p. m caily-
For Baltimore. week days, x2-S5, 500, $50,
A.-eo, \. 40, Ns-S9, SD, 1S-So, Xl0-oo a m
xlz-05 n-. Els, XI-I5. XS-O0 X8-Sc, 1s-S5 80.
N9-o9. 15-l0. x5-S5, X6-2o. go. Ns-el. Nly-JJ
1Il;S'. Nll-SS P. m Sundays, KS, \ so.
H-l0, $50. I9-00 a. H., Nl2-o5, l-oo. l-l5,
400, 4-S5- X5-o5. x5-l0, GO, Ns-OO Nl1-o5.
xll-s0. XII s. p N.
For Annapolis. 7:lO and SIS a n. I2-I5 aud
9-S0 p M sundays. $50 a. m, 80 2 m
For Frede-iek. week DAYS. SIS. 1858 a m,
$50, $50 ?. Sundays, 9-09 a N, l-l5 p n
Eor H2gerstoUsn, JOSS a. m and $50 p m
FOR Boyd and way points. week Gays, So
a m. 90 5-sl- 7-a5 p n Sundays. 800 , In-'
lsl5. 200 p m
For es.tEsrs5g5g and way points; wssS dsys
10 p N Sundays, 800 = m, LIS, i.SS. T-o5,
l0-I5 p m
For; washington Junction and va. points.
week days SIS a. m. 49, $50 p m SGncaJA 5
$50 a. II, l-l5 p
Royal Blue Line.
All trains illuminated with Piutsch light
For B2IiiEore Philadelphia. New York. Boston.
and The Esss, week days. 7so5 lDanerl, $50
(Bafet). 1000 (Diner) a. n, E.G5 (DineTl.
1-l5 DINER. 300 Royal Limited TX
elusively Pullman Train Dining Ca-. 500
Dining CI-). 500. II 50. (Slseping Car open a.
1000 o'ciock), and 2-S5 night Sundays s=c7s
900 = n. POS noon. I-l5 Dining C1rs. S-6o.
SOS DiHiag Cars. 500. II-33 6Sieepiag Car opea
1000 o'clOck). and 2=S5 night
Parlor Cars all czy trains
FOr Atlantic CITY. lo-eG a. n, Eos nccn- and
lis and 500 p. n- week dSys. l2-55 noon sun
6avs
For Cape Nay. week days- l2-O5 and lis D N
Except Sunday xExp-ess trains
B1gsaSe c1ilrd for and checked from hotels
an5 residences by UniSu Transfer Co on orders
left az ticket ofhces. eIS Pennsylvania Avenus
NV, New YoIk Avenue and 18th Street, and az
Depot
r ID UNDERWOOD D. B. MARTIN,
I'd v P. ard Cen Maa- N~r PaSS- fra-ie
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FOR SALE-gT acres fine land; abundance Of
fruit; snail house: barn. stable spring:
miles RON city: good road; near station: 81 600;
easy terms; bargain DUCkETT DENT, GS5 F
st. my3,5t, en-
FOR SALE-7-rosns dscIiing; barn, carriage
house, stable. cellar; water in house and
barn: chicken houses; acres; good land plantsd
IN garden; fruit Of all kinds. flowers. shade;
g 200; adjoining 10 acres, With store for $50:
miles from city DUCKETT 4 DENT, ga + St
Tns3-s5,em
FOR SALE-Choiee acre Iots, vita shade; Eni.es
irom city; near steam and electric ears:
cheap: easy terms .ots al Hyattsville AID Brent
wood; very cheap; money 20 bUiid. DTCKETT &
Df,NT, Gs5 st. nys-St.em
A GREAT bargain at Hs~g.sVilie; heautif.s. houae:
large lot: terms easy; Hn.-s- sell ROGERS 4
ROGERS, HyattzyiIie. myS-I-no, en-
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WALL PAPER

TALK about catching CREASED pigs The Eng
lSh in South Africa have more trouble il
getting their hands the Beers than a small
boy ever had with slippery perker." Only =
+. @. NOLTE. $40 9Th st. No BRANCH apSs-tl
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

NANTED-5O ladies and gentlemen, Govt Dept
employees; $3.50 day, after Office hours; no
book csBvassng; work easy and pleasant Gail
and Pa. ave. rnv3-3t en-
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Farm. near AshbHrn. Lcudo1n county
Va. Southern R1ilUsy, $50 acres l2nd of
excellent quality; 20 acres in timber; Young or
chaId and running water; new broom house and
barn: =. SEQ
Il acres on turnpike near Falls Church Va !:
Ii-room house. barn. and OutbUi -diuSs; small or
chard; s.. 800
acres At Herndon. FairfsX county, Va, Groom
2-stoFs and cellar dwelling. stable and good or
chart. Sl-TJQ A : CAIWO0D
uy5-3t.em 93S 9th 81 NV.
FOR SALE-slO0 cash. SIS per month. viii buy
80 acres - miles from Ardwiek Station,
3 & P. R. r.. 4-roon house lazge barn. two hen
houses apples psarS. efe-. price. SI.43G ABRA-
HAN FISHER, 5i2 ST. nv. mySSt.eod
FOR SALE-I6l acres. I6 miles frcsn market
house. 4 II miles from Brandywine Station
II miles from PiscataUay village. : miles
from Fort Washington; 50 acres clear, b1lsnce
cedar, oak, and pine; enoegh to pay for prop
erty; r4iles from Pennington wharf; 800 yards
from school; 800 peach trees: Broom house and
outbuildings; insured for 81 go rrice- 81 30
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 Z Il. NV. Iny3-at cod
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-LOcal and travelling agents 10 take
orders and deliver Buckeye Vapor Bath Cab
inets; those capable OF earning from $50 to $50
per month preferred; this cabinet has been large
" advertised; its merits are well understood by
the public and endorsed by all leading physi-
clans; furnish printed matter free; start YOU
right and pay libeEl commissions. MOLIEN-
KOPP S MeCREERS 257 DOR ST., Toledo, o.
myIS.6
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WANTED-Five taiioresses. experienced pants
and vestnakeTs; also good operator; steady
vrnrk and good pay Is Warder Building 5.S OH
81 NV. my3-2i, en-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFI5 RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship sailings from Vancouver
JAPAN cHsxI ASl PHILIPPINE ISLss05
EMPRESS OF INDIA May 2s. July 80. Oct. 8.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN----Juae IS. Aug. 30
EMPRESS OF July 2. sept. ~
HESaiIAi lSIAHos AND AusTSALn
A0RANGI- June I WARRIMO0. June -
For rates apply l229 PennSslvania Ayenue-
del5 tu, n. .sa 1861
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ron RENT-sToRE AM pwErLIye.
FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-At Colonial Bach. corner lot. hack
Of hotel with small hcs.se), sI25 casa CT $40
on time If sold Al once 4 r.se bargain Address
BON 5si. this efnce. m.3St
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TAKE ADVANTAGE. Until the i5;h of August
freseoing and interior painting done at reduc-
ed ratss BY a aSSedish decorator most exquisite
workmanship. $40 Bah ST.. G. OLSEN & co
Fhone 4ef> ap-. luio
hoods Baking Powder. Worlds Best 5. 10 a I5c
myS-u
DANCING G-PRIvArE-Nizs LEONARDO. Pre-
miere Danseuse Residence and Acaderrv Isfs
18th St NV, opea su surzmer: the only teacher
IN Washington who can show diploma ..NariOraI
Association Masters OF Dancing Protect YOUR
self usy5-st
We ADyERTISE because il paws Let rs nrf-t
your stationery and advertising matter here
after II VIII pay YOU We know how 10 give
print everything 800 cards. 81 %; 500 envelopes
SIS, so letterheads, %; 500 typevri;ten letter-
$. % HAYaUKTH PUBLISHING HOUSE. 5I2
sth Il
BARGAIE in eanna roots- magnificent boomers
for lsc per dOz for SC delivered: these extra
large and healthy bulbs ot popsrlz- varieties
Just she thing for mounds and borders; order
described you need not take them A. l. Ed
WARDS, West WOOdley- D. C. my2-3t
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. II d
GORDON. Lawyer, 1883 st; basement
apSO-6t
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING co. IIs4 7th =
nW--Any ordinary clock cleaned. Soc WATCHES
cleaned, e0c Up; a:Sical bcx repairing and al
other work as low in proportion; satisfaction
grarsnteed: send postal. viii call ioE and deliver
free 70 any part Of District nh6-a
BOOKBNDNG AND PRINTINC-Bindiag oae
equally IS cheap; printing 500 cards IS cents:
other printing equally as cheap WILLIAMS, el5
7th ST NV, Charles ". Dowden, Manager.
The evening times., 1900-05-03

ScheeIe in effect December "a. 1870.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
jersey Avenue and c Street
The evening times., 1900-05-03

WANTEn-At once, Young girl, white or col
ored, bring refs. 5i1 f. Cap st. my3 en-
The evening times., 1900-05-03

WANTED Good cook and ho'Iseworker; refs re-
ouired Call 210. 1st ST. ne. Item
The evening times., 1900-05-03

WANTED-A eoloTed cook Apply at 1909 st.
NV. after ? O'Clock. IL
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WANTED-At once, good skirt hand l521 l4th
= no, Item
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALE.

WANrED-By an experienced nurse: situation; /;
care FOR invalid; wiling 10 do light house
work; city or country. Address NURSE, 1894 |
ST NV Item
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-Tw fine dwellings; a. m l. !;
in live Ohio city; title clear. for Washington
property. Address Cup Spruce 81. my5-3t, en-
WANTED-To exchange an equity OF 8, 100 house
and lot first mortgage placed at per cent:
property rented so per month; for paying
tive business Address Bcx $40, this Office.
myl-3t EN-
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AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK-SOUTH AMPTOS- LONDON
CALLING. WESB0UND. At CHERBOOhG'
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a.
RED STAR LINE
NEW. TU8k-ANTN ERP-PARlS-
Every Wednesday, at IL noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and IS. n. R.-Of5ce. 3 Broadway, n 4
Philadelphia Ofice 3O5-30I Walnut ST
WASHINGTON oFFICE-I$o6 ST n v"
Or W c. MOSS, Agent, at Sanders & Sf4yIn2n 4,
1877 St. NV.
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HELP wANTEn-arALE.

WANTED-0ne first and one second-class colored
man cook; also one dishwasher; refs. Box
5eS this office. DiyS-2t.em
The evening times., 1900-05-03

WANTED-By neat oolored woman, place to DO
NV. II eui
The evening times., 1900-05-03

NANTED-By a respectable white woman place
TO assist with light homework. Address III
J. ST. NV. mv3-2t
The evening times., 1900-05-03
FOR RExT-RooMs.

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FOR RENT-Two large rooms on Sd floor. newly
papered and furnished; near 3 lines. sum
mer rates. 9l9 D ST. n.yS-St, EN-
The evening times., 1900-05-03

WANTED-By experienced nurse place TO take
charge Of infant ohambsrmsid 6l3 I'd St
en-
The evening times., 1900-05-03

WANTED Settled coIored woman to cook. yrasl
and iron Call after $3.50 p. m. IS e. nv
Williston graphic., 1900-07-19
Outing Fla1n1lels!

Fargo Forum: George Marelius with
his son. Frans reached Fargo Sunday
morning from WilIiston, where he is
now located, recently from Neihart,
Mont, where George has some valuable
mining interests, Mr.. Marelius was one
of Fargo's earliest settlers and he's hay
ing good time with those who were
here when Fargo foraged on Moorhead
for shoats and things.
TAKEN UP-By the subscriber on
section %, township l54, range 100, on
or about June 16th,i 1900. two bay horses
branded with mitten on left jaw. The
owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
JAMES f. WOLF.
Williston. N. d., June 20, 1900.
Congregational services, July 22th
Preaching II a. m. Subject: Rest i'll Lar.
Dor, Matt. IL l:29.30. Sunday School p. m.
Y. F. s. G. E. meeting 7 p. m. Topic
The NeedY-a AT ON. p0oE.~L AXE. -l6a9,3l
Preaching 8 p. m. Subject: The Re-
demptive Love of God, John 3:l6.
Midweek prayer meeting, Wednesday,
8 p. m. Topic-What is our Answer
to prayer? Chron. 7:3O.4S; Acts g.:
8.1S; lO:3O-4S. Good music. All are
cordially invited.