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LONDON'S FINE MAIL SERVICE.
George w. Beavers Thinks 1t is SUI
perfOr to Ours.

A dispatch from London yesterday says:
Mr. George w. Beavers, chief of the sal
aries and allowance division of the United
States Post Office Department. has COM
pleted his investigation of the English pos
tai system, and started today for Paris,
where he is to institute the American postal
station at the exposition.
"E,nglands postal service" he said. lis
better than that Of the United States, in so
far as London is concerned. The delivery
of mail in this city. ] find, is more expedi-
tious than that in Chicago or New York, a
fact due to the large number of clerks and
carriers employed here. We need about %
per cent more employees to make the Amer
lean service in-the large centers of popula-
ton what it ought to be.
Our rural delivery, on the other hand IS
much better than that in England. The
post office department here concentrates its
resources for Londons benefit, while all the
mail for the small towns is sent to the dis
trict distributing office, whereas in the
United States We send all mail direct to its
destination. l am compelled to say that
judging from what have SEEN some Amer
lean post office employees do much before
8 o'clock in the morning as English en-
ployes of the same grade do in all the day
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BURIED AT GLENWOOD.
Funeral of the Late Colonel Williams
of the Marine Corps.

The funeral of the late Col. Charles F.
Williams of the United States marine corps
who died at his station, Mare Island, Cal.
January 80 took place at Glenwood GENE
terry this afternoon, and was attended by a
large number of relatives and friends, in.
Guiding others well known in naval cir
cles and civil life. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. H. r. Naylor of Nc
Kendree NJ 2. Church, in the chapel, after
which the remains We're borne by eight SER
geants Of marines to the grave. The hon.
orary pallbearers were: Gen. Charles Hey
wood, Col. G. c. Goodloe, Col. G. C. Read
Lieutenant Colonel F. H. Harrington Major
Randolph Dickens, Major L. Karmany
Medical Director George A. Bright, L. S
N. and Mr.. Thomas H. Wiley. The ser
vices at the intermcnt We're concluded by
the sounding of taps by bugler.
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Prospect of the Porto Rican Tariff
Bill,

prospect of the Porto Rtcan Tariff
The republican leaders are said to be
nervous over the fate of the Porto Rican
tariff bill They have only a majority of
IA over the opposition, which is solidly op-
posed to the measure. Eight votes from the
republican side would therefore defeat it.
and there are from IL to 10 republican
votes in doubt. The republicans reported
to be opposed to the bill are Messrs. Mccall
(Mass.) Littlefield CMe), Powers CVt),
Tompkins IN. W, Bromwell (Ohio), Lori
mer QnD, Heatwole (Minn), Tongue
(Oreg). Loud 0CalD. Jones and Cushman
(WiS.) and Crumpacker (Ind.).
Mr.. Swanson tVa.) was the last speaker
on the Porto Rican bill yesterday. He OPP
posed the measure.
He began his argument by stating that
the President, in his message, had an
nounced that it was Our plain duty to
abolish all customs tariff between the
United States and Porto Rico, and quoted
the reasons and conditions given by the
President that made this duty imperative,
Mr.. Swanson asserted, that the conditions
in Porto Rico had not changed. yet the re-
publican party had since this message en-
tirely changed it's policy in dealing with
this matter. and, he said. II was solely on
account of political eXigencies. He dis
cussed the injustice Of iegislating for the
people of Porto Rico on account of politi-
cal conditions here and the doctrine upon
which the bill was founded
He said that the republican party was
sponsor for government by Injunction in
the Unite States and that il now pro-
posed new doctrine-government without
the Constitution. He said that If Congress
should govern the territories and new pos
sessions without the constitutional limita-
tons it would create a congressional des-
pOtism precisely similar to that claimed by
Great Britain at the time of the revolu-
uoQary war; that the power claimed to en-
act this bill is precisely the power that was
claimed by the British parliament for the
enactment of the stamp act He said:
Every person who votes for this bill an
nounces himself follower of George III
He argued that if the new doctrine-that
the Constitution does not extend to the
new posseSsions-prevailed there could be
no expansion, for no people would willingly
unite with us when they Were told that
they were to be absolute chattels of a
congressional depotism. He discussed at
length the turmoil and discomfort that
would arise if Congress created a differ
ence in the taxes, tariffs and custom duties
in the various possessions.
In closing he said: THE passage of the
pending bill will end the story of the re-
public and open the history of the empire.
1t destroys constitutional government and
creates a congressional depotiSm.''
At the conclusion of Mr.. Swanson's re-
marks. Mr.. Hepburn again tried to reach
an agreement for the consideration of the
Nicaragua bill. March 6. Mr.. Payne IN Y }
objected.
At o clock the House adjourned
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Masom's Health Defenders

MASoN'S YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA.
MASON'S BROWN TABLETS cure CoNSFIPA.
TIoN
MASoN'S RED TABLETS cure COUGHS.
MASoN'S WHITE TABLETS cure SORE
THROAT
Thirty tablets Zoe. An druggists, or sent FOL
price by the ii. T. MASON CHEMICAL COM
FANl. 80 Arch street. Philadelphia Pa
AANoN'S CREAM OF OLIVES cures CATARRII
and all Inflammation Of the skin and mucous mem
brane SAFE and Sure Remedy fer Piles. 25c a
box.
Mason's Remedies are put up in 10, 25 and 80,
cent boxes FOR SALE at the following drug
stores:
HENRY EVANS. 93s St NV.
EDWARD STEVENS, 9th and Pa. ave
MACKALL BROTHERS.
Cor. 9th and SITS ne.
E. $. LEADBEATER & SONS.
Alexandria, Va.
EDWARD p MERTZ, 111O F ST.
W P. HERBsr. 25oo Pa. ave. NV.
F. j. DIECDONNE 4 son.
18th and SITS. NV.
FRANK P WELLER
Cor. sth and SITS. Sc
\. H W CLUM. 10th and sts NV,
A NJ kIOCZEWSKI. 500 9Th ST. NV,
ODoNNELL'S PHARMACIES.
UUEEBAUS' PHARMACY
Cor 18th and SITS. NV.
JOHN r MAJOR. 18th and G SITS NV.
WOOD co. cor. Conn. ave- and 1. st NV.
GUY NJ NELLY.
Ne cor. Ii,h and SITS. Sc.
W. A CONWAY 3G5 ST Sc.
ROBERT T. PYwEIL
11th and X SITS Sc.
l. s DAY & co,
Cor. 18th and SITS NV
FRANKLIN SQUARE PHARMACY.
1928 I st. NV
FRANK W IIUDDLEsON.
Cor. l4th st. and R. l. ave. NV.
KETCHUM's PHARMACY.
Cor. 14th and Corcoran sts NV.
CHARLES n. REMSBrRG
1903 18th ST. NV
A ]. ScHAFHIRT.
Cor. North Capitol and H sts
HARRY T. BUTTS.
ith st. and Mass. ave. NV
EDWARD GREEN.
10th ST. and Virginia ave. s.w
A. T BRoNATGH. s,w. cor. 7th and NV.
J. G. BROWN. cor IN and r. l. ave.
VICTOR II. ESCH 1923 Nj ave. ne.
THE KosS PHARMACY.
NE. cor. eth and Fla. ave.
g l. KRAUS. cor. LIST and II SITS NV.
PAIL PEARSON.
Cor y. J. ave. and st. NV.
C. ! GRIFFITH, 200 II ST ne.
F. NJ. CRISwEII.
Coz. It'll and SITS. NV
J. T. HOShtN$. 1860 5. Capitol St
c. b MCPHERSON. 9Th and G SITS NV.
p. J. FITZGERALD Az and i SIS. s.w.
QIIGLEl's PHARMACY,
Cor. 21st and C SITS. NV.
RoBT. y. HARPER G0e Pa ave
FELIX A. VAN REI-rH, 10Th and s,s
CHARLES sCHERER. a2d and sts. DIV.
C. b. CAMPBELL, cor. I'd and sts ne
S. j. t. WELLS. 500 2uth st. NV.
r. A NEITcH 10Th and VI SITS NV.
Or sent foI price by Mason Chemical Co <,
Arch street. Philadelphia. /,
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IL Is stated that the board meant to
smother the matter summarily in the con-
gress, as IT believed that 1t had done the
right and proper thing in its unanimous de.
cision to recognize what are called the
seceders" from the original Loyal Warren
Chapter. But on seeking legal counsel, the
president general learned that she could do
but one thing under the rules and constitu-
tion OF the society, and that was TO permit
the appeal from the board to go to the
hlShest court, the congress. Mrs. Donald
McLain was one of the decided speakers
for the matter to come before the whole
congress. Mrs. McLain said that she was
not at all acquainted with the merits of
the case, but she felt that 10 harm could
come of open and fair investigation by the
congress. or before an unprecedented COM
mittee. Miss Desha said that that was all
the Warren chapter asked. As for herself
all the interest she had in 1t was to see JUS
tice done, and she felt that there had been
an effort to evade the direct provisions of
the constitution in matters of this kind. The
| matter was finally settled by the congress
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ALADDIN
HAD ONLY TO Rub Hl9 LAMP 4.
Presto! His Genii Appeared
to Change Old Condi=
tiOns to New.

AZ tn. banlnr,. If the tailc iniuigences take you
beyond your limit,
If yoU distressed now.
II Yen fear You will he.
If your ruu>ri.Ece- which is your stomach
prirkS YOU,
If You depressed.
Take TWO or thr.s. Of MASON'S YELLOW TAB
LETS.
The acute pain VIII bani>h III minutes.
Your nerves will br scothed.
Your liver gently stimulated.
YouI head will he all right in the morning
And r,'mcflirr,,i
All this il done without a particle OF harm.
MASUN'S YELLOW TABLETS contain no alCes
C:Ilumrl opium.
Every ingredient is wholesome.
They prompt
They not positive.
They not too soothing.
They do not overtone.
But they in inst the right proportion.
IN just the hnc combination, prompt, positive
soothing toning.
They imrart that genial sense OF wellbeing
which ought 10 emphasize all S it proceeds
They give no false encourage cement.
They arouse 70 undue hope.
But they add-add almost like brick by brick
TO The edifice If your health.
You get well surely-you note the progress and
that hclYs
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and - IL St
In effect May ]. 1910.
For Alcxandria-Week divs $50. T.0t. $50
SEQ s:35. $50. Us 300, 100. II 81 a. m.
xl2:05 1890, l2:45, XI:2O, I:45 900 $40. 800
S;25, 1888, Vi:l5 $50, sos. N5.20. $50. Coz
$3.50, 1;06. 1880. 500 s-i5. ESQ lois. II %
II 20 p. m. Sundays. 5:45. 900. 0.45. 1879
ll:eO, II 80 a. m, 1900 noon 1880. loo. ]. 80
10 ESQ. 800. $40. 400. 4:So 500 $50 G.0J
$50, 200. 7;S0. SEQ, s;45, $50. lo.l5. II.29
II 80 p m.
FOR Mount Nernon-Wcek days. 630 500. 1903
il 100 a. m, xl2;0j. 81 20. 100 ~ co. 3:5a. T:0C
80 p. m. sundays. 900 a. m. 200 noon, 200
400, 200. s:45 p m
For Arlington and Aquedrct Brdge-Week
days. $50. 's:S5. s:59, OBS. 1900, MOO a. m
.l2;05. 1870. l2;$5. '1:45 zoo 40. 800,
'S;25, as sos, $50, 6.O4, $50, 7.OS. 500 D
m Sundays. 7:45. Q:OO. Gas. 1000. HOO.
'll:90 a. m, 1900 noon. 1850, 100. 'l:sl, zoo
.2:So, $500, 800, 400. $50. 5.OO $50, 600
$3.50, 700. 49, 500 p. m
Parcels carried on all trains baggage checked
NExpress. TO Arlington only
J. CCLYfN. Superintendent
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FOR s.LE-couNrRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-SI00 cash, SIS per month. viii buy
go acres. 10 miles from Ard0ick Station.
% & =. r. r. room house. large barn. two hen
houses. apples. pears, etc.. price. Sl.i00 ABRA-
HAN FISHER. 5l2 ST. NV. my5 81 cod
FOR SALE-IGl acres 10 miles from market
house IL miles from BrandyWine station.
IL miles from Piscltawly village. : miles
from Foot Washington. 50 acres clear. balance
.sdar. oak and pine. suough 10 pay for prop
artv: 3 miles from Pennington wharf; 800 yards
from school. $40 peach trees; i2Lo1m house and
lutbuildirgs: insured for sf.0JT Price. 81 30.
ABRAIlAM FISHER. jl2 r SO. DIX. my3-5J cod
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WANTED Blacksmith. shaf, -ukcr. 200 laborers;
Sis day each. Apply Thursday, basement,
SIS lzth s. NV. Il
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-
.,f,,,srr
hhhf = -'--'..----
fiO0D's Baking PoUdcr. Worlds Bet D. ll % i''.
my3-n
---,----,, ., - r---1.- f,- cirr and conn ~
families; white. and ool0red 2i2 d 81. "'-
It
NANrED-A good white woman TO oa2A ana 90
general homework stay hE'i- I"'' 7|'
NV.
HANrED-Cirl for light Homework. la35 G. ST.
nw. D,
,--,,-1t-r s+.-,-.-l, and t,.r.r,,r.t,r. good nv
90 right person lHl e st. NV. seroad h'.r
i
,--.,-,-l-T 1,.,..5--..f -. and ,-.rr.r t,us-.
vorkcr no 9th 81. ua. Dc
,,-,17-gn D ,i-Ig Irs,. ri.,.. v,v n.fd. also
girls for city. cooks, cdambermlids. Enquire
l635 nth st. NV u
NANrFD-Cook and chlnhrrraid. leave city.
wav Maid: also nurse Enquire 1885 lltH 81.
NV lt
V,XTrD-A cirl ion rsn,rll bou,avork 80 0
- NO ID
-. --- - -
Narl: must stsy nights. Teisrenae, required
oell NJ floiloa. ave. ne. IL,
NANrED-2 ladies. solicitors TO take orders ilr
household spy.ialti,S on new ,'gol, p, ''.i ,.-
50 t-s 70 ilHD' pai''eS' Api' ''.'. e., o..
~ 81 NV. -
wANrED-Crl for light homework; family two
aaui's; sli-l mn, 9ig lS.Fp + ~ as ia n
H-7--,, ~, ~ - - = -,
WANTED-A aolored cook. Apply at 1903 C. St.
NV, alter 2 O'Clock.
WANTED Nsaf general bouseworkrrs. sla 20 10
canada during 81, sim m, I'VE Other genera,
NUS e-e--9 l-,i,,i-2 ~, 49,,
WANTED -Four good. plain co'orad cooks. SIS
~, , cSSh; small pf'4'e i1'!' LA'Ls n
----------, 9-- -2--,-
hANIED-Stenosrapher permanent and good
salary; places OF al KINDS mere btalNl-'N
81 hi.Al, I-o \, l. ave. NV,
TANTED-Neat country girl; general h71.cS9rs'
say nights. references. 5lo I'm 81. NV. -
MANTED-Sdrt hands and apprentices. AplE
ltl2 81 NV.
NANTED-Neat active, trust'yorihy woman ll..I ~.
s,i - "o -,s-: "a r. = nu n
house; bring Te.eTenee, oIo L - NV ~
NANFED-smaTt' settled woman; pantry WIG
a ,,, ,isn, l,4s'i iN5uH y''' " f'
WANTED-White waitress. $50 Pa. ave. Il
U-,N-rrD A -, ,.,i,Ii.I- i, Al S,rt-rV,I,N-
ana 90 81 s,v. ID
- - - -, -
a. i,3i ,l.., ,i,p,,
,lo rsi;eI5. iDteiiis-1,-. e, i7IS
item
-
"a to'eIoon pantry; caai,lelnailD, aHg
.,t,N5sv =, 10y ,5 note Deh'i-N9 ny FL
-
" ~ Eli DAfl- NIiaLt ktfL nurse. HIH
! e. NV ~"
WANTEDAyoman for general houscwork. so
5th st. NV, before II q. m, bring refs: up
Stars Item
WANTED-Good reliable woman for kitchep;
must be clean. so It. nv. Item
WANTED-White girl to do light housework no
washing; good home and wages. Apply BAR
TON NERS. 1920 7th It. NV. my2-at en-
~ 49,, ,--,--I- 81 77-o --I- =.
lem
NANTED-ShoP girl WHO understands tailoring.
Apply -el2 = 81, NV, i''s'-
WANTED-A neat colored girl to cook and DO
general house"oTAi stay al nights 'yli i'.A
st. nv. lem
81, fanny oi 'n''s' 'o''s u I'm
NANrEp-Expsricnced nurse. with trst-elass rai
IL Mas ave NV m3---t-em
NANTED-Cirl for cereral H5Jsg,..rE 1873 Iltb
Il NV lr,n
hANtED-A woman 70 COOK, wash ana iron, ana
young girl TO do light hoI~eworh Apply
1875 Roanoke 81, Columbia heieTtE- item
WANTED -Fi-sf-rl5ss b,,+fgrboIe r55L.r and fin
Usher on coats; big pay. Cali AZ once. 30
-, = - -,
nous "o.A, Ill7' 9e ie- . ana 80 nome
H'sHtsi 10 Washing N'1 80 = ST. me- "-.tl
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IooD's Baking Powder. Worlds Bot. 5. 10 4 15c.
mvg-if
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WANTED-Prlcticai machiri,t porter for store.
lunch room waiter. driver. dish washer. llll
G. 81. NV. second floor il
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms; near cars ana
hc-digs and departments; moderate. =, "a
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WALL PAPER

l.h in South Africa have more trouble IL
getting their hands the Beers than srual
BIOS. ever had with slippery porker-" Only s.
ui ter pap, ring rooms with our new stylish paper
l. c. NOLTE, $40 9th ST. NO BRANCH. apZs-tl
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ESq2,sssM Chesapeake
a 61fs & Ohio Ry.

Through the Granuest scenery %
America. All Trains Vestibulcd.
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated.
All Meals Served in Dining Cars.
Staten sixth and ID Streets.
schedule in eject February "a. 1900.
els +. st. DAILN-Ciuciunau and 81. Louis
spe.ill-Soud train for Cincinnati. Pullman
slccpers TO Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville, In
LiarapoIis. and St. Louis, without change. Psrior
Car CsviustOu. Va. 20 Virginia Hot springs
ParIor Cars Cincinnati 20 Chicago.
Il.lD T. NJ UAlLY-F. b. v. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepcrs TO Cincin-
natl Lexington. and Louisville. without chlHsei
open .or Occupancy at BOO p M t0unec-
lion for Hot Springs, Va, daily Pullman
compartment car 20 Virginia Hot Springs daily
exe,pt sunday. Observation Car Hinton TO Gin
eiun1ti Sespers Cincinnati 10 Chicago and St.
Louis
1I:i5 A g. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY-Fof
Newport News Norfolk, and Old Point C0mi.rt
via Penn. r. r.. r. =. & p, and RiChm1nd).
2IJ F. NJ DALY--For Gord0usvill-.-Ch1r.
I5ttesyille stanton. daily and fJr Richmond.
daily, except su1day.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
ofEces 5l3 Pennsy lvaniI Avenue; 500 1ith Street.
near F. and at the station. Telephone call, 1ifl.
for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
H. W FULLER,
Telephone 1865. General Passenger Agent
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP wANTED-MALE
WANTED Bl-ro-rn porter. IS week; also c5lored
man for doctors office. Basement, SIS 18TH
ST. NV II
WANTED Blacksmith. slaf, .iakcr. zoo laborcrs;
SIS day each Apply Thursday, basement,
SIS lzth s. NV. II
WANTED Practical machiri,t. porter tor store.
lunch room waiter, driver. dish washer, lIll
q st. NV, second floor il
WANTED Bright, active Young man for zeal es-
tate Office. GRAND boy. l4ll G st. NV, second
la1r II
WANTED-Sslosmau for commission house: per
utneut position. Apply Room %. Bank Build
ing, 18th and G.. Il
WANTED-Shsrp. experienced salesman or lady.
who would like 90 enter husir IS. Ad'lIess
BON 535. this office. II
NANTED-8 men for soda fountain, office man,
ice cream maker, city drummer. other posi-
lions 5o2 18th,
NANTED-ScuIlion. cook. and carriage washer;
frSt-ciaSs female cooks and waitress, cham
hrmaid; good wages. i1lS Ncv York ave II
WANrED-Ccrman man to take charge Of a
house, also boy, help. Enquire 1888 llth ST.
WANrED-Paperhangc WILLIAM i. NoLTE,
9o7 llth ST. NV. j
WANTED BARRIERS for Saturday; $50 guaran-
teed INA 7th st NV II
BUTLER. $50; also hoy, work about the house,
attend to horse. Enquire 1920 2ist 81. NV.
-----
WANrED-Man cook. leave city, $50; also cook
in city, so; boy to wait On table. Inquire
le35 nh 81. NV.
WANTED-Young man who has had experience in
setting type and printing. Address BOA 80
this Office 10
WANrED-4oo good colorcd mon and families
call at 1901 q S., SATURDAY, ?. m, Tor m
formation. h.2-ot
WANrED-Whfte boy. between II and l6. with
artistic taste and quick to learn. LUTHER
L. DERRICK, 200 Iith e. NV. 1t
WANTED-Thrce neat walters. cook, two dish
washers. driver. confectionery wagon. porter,
country and city people sIAChLEFoRD, 9Js
o. ,N. -
WANTED-Yo man for drug store; bright
agents; ColOIed office boy; for steady
work BUSINESS BUREAU. 100 y \. ave. NV. It
vhcelurisht. Opposite Mt.
oliyet Cemetery JOIN SWEENEY. Bladens-
burg road my3-2t
,,is ~, ,,,,.,,,,, Apply
-. - 'i4-A" IN ANIL -i'' ST.
- &
WANTED-C honest boy to learn printing
Room 4, Oj9 II. NV, between and p. m.
II
VANTrD Siv ,s,,.rl-,,,-,-s st ,rr,, % a q
NJ co. : u ~ y IN
=
9th H. NV. Item
- i o.s u a,, q Dog VINO i s'Ou save 81,
- - w., ~ ~
floor. Item
OK md = sts "T p0RsIH T RIOS "u''''A
,.lla-st.em
WANTED-Good talLef for street sales. 5I L
ct. Sc. Item
ANItD-Brnss moider. Apply GEo T. ENNIS,
heaf a-9 81 NV Item
WANTFD-r,sl l-.sbelr,sD. roo5 psy. ste7dv
Item
422 y Can. Il II en-
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10 a. m, Oh ~ ST. sw my2-St
m. .--.f-v, - =,
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,,
7~~~7--------~~-------~--->
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

= 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
lngton,' on the following schedules:
Lv. Washington. 6. 30 pm Lv. Portsmouth. S. 90 pm
~. AleHandria 100 pm Lv. Norfolk. .... 5.45 pm
Ar r. Monroe. 100 am Lv. Fl Monroe AS pm
Ar Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandria G. 30 am
Ar Fortsnouths.l5s am Ar. Washington. 100 am
Tickets on sale at ST. Penn. ave-, B. and
- y ticket Office, SO Penn. ave. and corner
- 18Th st. and n Y. ave, c. & o. ticket Of
hees, At 5l3 Penn. ave, and 6O9 14th St:
- 5 A. L; ticket Office. 1884 N. Y. ave-, and
- on board steamerA
kSFor further information apply at gen
ersi Offices, 18th st. wharf, Wash d. c.
. Phone, $50
no2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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HOODS Baking Powder. Worlds Bot s. 10 & Ijc.
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DANCING PRIVATE Mis- LEON NRDO Pre-
.-..re Dauseu-e Residence and Aeld,mv 1913
18th Sc NV. open an summer; THE only teacher
100 Washington vino can show diploma "Nl,iouIl
Association Masters Of Dancing Protect your
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after. lt VIII pay YOU. We h.'" now lo give
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

FuR SALE At Colonial Beach, corner Let. back
70 hotel with small housed. sl2j cash or slsJ
time It sold az once a rare bargain. Ads
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NANTED-n good homes FOR city s1d com. ~
families; white. and coiored. -i- u 81 NV
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

hooD's Baking Pordcr wolii's Boz. 5, 10 q l''.
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NANTFD-A good white woman t' coos 'Ia ''
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NANTED-By respectable white woman place 90
60 general houseuoIA ami plain cooking il-O
9Th st. ne It
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WANTED-Ba-ro-m porter. IS week; also c7lored
man for doctors office. Basement, SIS 18TH
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NANTED-Situatiou hy an expert aoC0uuisnt. %
local bank; bookkeeping or special examining
in evening, after o. address BOX sos, this Office
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange an equity o. SLIGO house
and lot first mortgage placed at per cent;
property rented so per month"; i1r Paying ac-
live buSrlss. Address Box $50, this elise.
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wANTED-sUnURBAY.

WANTED-Cotiage in northern suburbs. conycn-
lent TO cars; rUoms; SO. Address BON
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

BARGAINS To QUICK BUYERS
Broom house. Sth st, East Capitol, for So 500
rooms and store, II ST. ne..-.............. 6.0O0
rooms and bath. L St., near North Capitol. 100
I-roon houses, brick, a. m. T.. Myrtle St;
price :. 900 each.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1906 F.
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