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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
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Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

fIom Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and l3 IL St
In effect November /, 1890.
For Alexandria ia-week days $3.50. 7s0&. 7:30.
500 s:35. $50, g:25 1000 Ii.0o, II 30 a. M.
xi2:aS, 1920. 1855 xl:05 les, 200, 2:so. x2:jo.
$50, 3.59, Kills. &:S5 4:5O. $40, x5:2l. $40,
6:os, 6:So, 70s. 80. 500 s:45 e:90 I0:l5.
1l;2o. and lt:59 P. Sundays, 7;i5, 800. 9:45,
1898 ii 90 IL 30 a. IA, IL 90 noon 1870 leo.
$780, 200 $50 500. $3.50. 400. 30 sos $50.
500. $50. 1:eo. 7:Se, 500. S:ij 9:S3 i3:I5.
II 20, and 1850 p. m.
For Mount Yernon-week DAYS, 6 80 $40. 1910.
ii 90 a. m, xl205. 1:o5. 200 x2:5o. 351 xf.I5.
x5:24 200. and $50 p. m. sundays. 9.G0 a. IA.
II 90 noon, goo. 400. 200, and 9:30 p. m.
For Arlington and Aquednct Bridge-Weel
days, $50 ot, 1890 500, sS5. $50. 9:25. 1900
and II 90 a. m. s12:05. f2:9o sI2:45, 15. IFS
ECO. s2:30. 2:59 $780, 1888, 9:35, $50, 5:24,
6:04, $50, 7:0s. and $50 =. sundaya, 9:i5,
geo 9:s5, ~l0:90. II 90 and sll:S3 a n, Il :OL
noon, 'l2:Se. 100, .l:3o 200 80. 500, $50
200 '4:3o SEQ. $50. 600. $3.50, s:o0. 80
and 500 p. Ia
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
xExpress. sTo Arlington only
g.. E. ABBOT, President.
J. CoLVIS Superintendent.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange brougiam. in good con-
dition, for an upright piano; piano must be a
good make and in good order; viii pay difference
in cost. IL worth it. Box go. this Office. clos
FOR EXCHANGE Three well rented houses
northwest and southeast, win exchange for i'm
proved suburban country property; prices
respectively -, 500 5000 and 3, 200 GEO. ".
IINKTNS SO 18th II. NV. m7-2w
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Go; ssssas1at' 3 sais ss.
ThrouCh the Grandest Scenery In
America. All Trains yestibuIeds
Electric Lighted. steam Heated.
Dining Cars on Through Trains.
station sixth and ID Streets.
schedule in effect March Is. l9oL


600 p NJ DAILY-Cineinnsd and 81 Lous
Snsrial-Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman
seepers 10 Cincinnati. Lexington, LOUISVILLE. IN
1iananoIis and St Louis without change on
sa~vation Parlor Car Washington TO virginia HOT
springs. daily except Sunday Farlor Cafs Ciil-
ciuuati TO Chicago.
ITO P. NJ DAILY-F. T. V. Limited SOLD
,raip for Cincinnati. Pullman sseePers 10 CiAclH-
- exfurton and Louisville, without change.
C,annsctfo1 for Virginia Hot Springs daily Pun
nm compartment car 10 Virginia Hot Springs.
,sitbSf,Fs.ehange daily except sunday sleepers
c,;,,cinnati TO Chicago and St Louis
mn a NJ. DAILY EXCEPT d, SoiNi SJSD4amtq. So,oio2:
- pern r r., r. +. 4 p, and Richmond)-
Rn5et PsrIor Car Washington to Old Point with
out change. ,.7t r,-
I,ftcsyille stanton. Gaily. and Tor hichni7nd'
daily. except sunday. OF.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and o'iis
,fices 5i3 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; COO tsth Street
rcar 5 and nj the Station. Telephone cah, ti'As
10 IT, W FULLER.
rlorh-re 1efe General Passenger Ascent
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YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries. knocking
birds dogs, cats. rabbit gold hsh, etc; cata
logue frce- sCHMIDs BIRD STORE. 7l2 l2th st
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE. EXCHANGE. OR ANNUAL RENTAL
New seven-room house; KensngtOn- f. p.
NASH. 1881 sth st. clos
FOR RENT OR sALE-In and about Hyattsyiile
several beautiful homes. with lots. and small
acreage suitable Tor chicken runs; price moderate
and terms easy. ROGERS ROGERS Hyatts-
vile. MS
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TRANS on BLJEMONI BKANCU-
Leave Washington 0;01 A. N. daily. 4:49 p n.
week dsvs and 5:25 p. ~. SUNDAYS for Biue-
mont 6.g5 o. m Saturdays auG 4:s5 ,. N. week
d,ys and Il:a9 D. m. Wednesdays and s1tur-
days onIy for Lceshurs. &c p T. wsek days %
Herudon.
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ron aEsu~oFFIcE GooaIS.

FOR REST-Rooms in building 332 + st. nv
cheap rent. Apply to W ]. DANlE, hutchitss
Building 10Th and d sts- delS
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PROPOSALS will be received az the Bureau O.;
Supplies and Accounts Navy Department, Wash
inston. ID. G., until l. O'CLOCK NOON. APRIL
l6 1901 and publicly opened immediately there
after, to furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington,
d. C.. quantity Of ingot copper tin. pig lead.
brushes. steel, betting, lumber; also labor and
material to furnish and install q fire alarm
telegraph signal system, Blank proposals viii
be furnished upon application to The Navy YARD.
Washington. d. C. A. s KENNY, Paymaster
General l. : n aP4.n
P0STOFFlCE DEPARTMENT. Washington, d. c..
March =, l9ol.-Sealed proposals Will be received
at tins department until Illt RhDA1, IiE ~
DAY OF MAY. 1901, AT , O'CLOCK +. ~, ut
which time and place they will be opened IN
the presence of bidders 81 their authorized agents
or attorneys. for furnishing the department with
tuel, ice, miscellaneous supplies, hardware, fui =
niture. carpets, lumber. and forage. rs may De
ordered. during the fiscal year beginning July l.
1901, and ending june 80, 1902. Bids are also
invited for the purchase oi waste paper iroin
the department; old blte, old cotton canvas lu'c
heads with rings. old string, and scrap leather
from the Mail Equipment DIVISION, ana TOT
washing towels. Blanks for proposals. win
specifications aad full Instructions, VIII be ful
nished On application te the DisbGi@ng SleiA
and Superintendent Postoitice Department. wash
ineton u. C. Ch. faaoiif SMITH, POSTMASTER
General E9F
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FOR sALE-FAR Ms.

FOR SNLE-Or win exchange for small house in
city. hftern-acrr chicken farm. near Bowie, Md. /;
also egg route in city. FoS Information, address
go Callan ST. nc. elo-s
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. s. and s. MONTH
with private family; all modern improvements:
gentlemen only; references. -152I lith St NV
mills
FOR RENT-Beautifu furnished front room. 81 .
week. 4Si II ST. NV. Mills
FOR RENT-Furnished for housekeeping, two
rooms; gas for cooking; moderate 2ll lst ST.
NV. ml1-3
FOR RENT-Large nicely-furnished third-story
back room two windows; morning sun; IS; sum
mer price. 725 Nth st. NV. mll-3
FOR RENT-second floor; three-room fiat, suit
able for Office dentistry or light housekeeping;
centrally located. 300 9Th st. NV. mll-3
FOR RENT-s32 18th St NV. nicely-furnished
rooms. el0-S
FOR RENT-Two front large rooms; rent reason
able No 9l8 9Th ST. NV elo-e
FOR RENT-Two or three rooms, suitable Tor
light housekeeping; furnished or uniurnished, 9ts
VI 81. NV CIV
FOR RENT large furnished front room; second
floor. 300 F St ne. elo-5
FOR RENT-Two-story rooms. with frst-clasS
board; couple, two gentlemen. 1881 3Oth ST
NV. elV-"
FOR RENT-Furnished second and third-story
rooms; one block from Census 2l3 ST NV.
clos
| FOR REST-onc large well-furnisled front room;
eIO-o ---
FOR RENT-second-stor front and rear room;
furnished. 1922 o st. NV. elo-S
FOR RENT-746 Sd st. NV; newly-furnishcd
back room. second floor. for gentleman. nlo-3
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms on second aid
third floors; heat and gas; modern improve
ments. 429 II st. m1O-9
FOR RENT-Cheerful. newly -papered rooms. SO,
IS, s12; gentlemen. s22 7 st. nw. ml0-S
FOR RENT-One or two furnished rooms; con-
venienty located TO all lines. 62l st.
NV. ml0-S
FOR Communicating rooms; furnished or
unfurnised. SIT sth st. NV. mlO-S
FOR RENT-Thrce large, bright rooms on second
floor, ST.. 80; also two third, $3.50 322 18th
ST, NV. miO-S
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished rooms.
~ "a ST. hW. - hIOo
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms. second
floor; viii allow light housekeeping 7ls 18th st.
NV mlO-S
FOR RENT-Threc rooms, so; heat. gas, bath.
1C5 st. NV. e9-S
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, 81, So and s..
9l7 ii st NV. mss
FOR RENT-Newiy furnished second-foor back
room. $. SIS L St NV. m9-S
FOR RENr-9lS \. y. ave; niceiy-iurnisled
rooms; transients taken. m9-3
FOR NT-Nicely y-fulnshed front room 6ls 6th
st. NV m9-3
FOR RENT-one third-aoor furnished front room.
$50 Z ST. NV. mos
FOR RENT-Furnished. large front room, 81;
back ROOM S1.50. 207 G st. NV. m9-3
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished rooms;
near Capitol and Pa 327 9th s.. m9-3
FOR RENT-Three nicely-furnished rooms on first
foor for light housekeeping, SIS per month. 81
X st. ne. m9-3
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; three; desirable;
$40; s.; references. 22l J St NV. m9-3
FOR RENT-424 Mass ave. NV, furnished room.
parlor floor; $40 per month eS-8
FOR RENT-Large furnished or unfinished
rooms; cheap. 1874 Il st. NV. es-S
FOR RENT-Furnished, second-foor front alcove
room. 80 Ind. ave. es-3
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FOR sALE-sTE.MBoATs.

FOR sALE--I will sell my side-wheel steam
boat G.. J. seufferle. at less than one-ialt l
paid for her construction from keel up in the
summer of A. ID. 1884, for the reason can no
longer utilize her for the purpose she was built;
she is in perfect condition. For further intorna-
tion apply to her owner GEO. J. SEUFFEkLE'
696 pa ave NV milo
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT Communicating rooms and bath. with
without board. light housekeeping; 81 up.
BRIGHT and airy rooms. with board. 1919
SECONDS STORY front room for rent. with board.
LARGE, front alcove room, with board. 4l6 ID
St. nv. mi0-f
LARGE front room. second floor. with board.
1919 St nv mlO-S
FOR RENT-7ls nth ST NV; nicely furnished,
sunny rooms; good table; with without board;
reasonable. e9-3
ROOM AND BOARD Tor gentlemen in private
family at 622 Sd st. ne. e9-3
ROOM AND BOARD Tor one; $50 per month; two
$40; other rooms; transents II per day. 1881
Mass. ave. e9-S
FIRsr-CLASs rooms and board. 100 st. nw
e95
SOS 18TH ST. NW.-Furnishcd rooms, with or
without board es-3
FURNISHED ROOMS, with board and private
baths; transiefts accommodated. 400 st. nv.
c9-I
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS; very reason
able near Congressional Library 2lO lst St ne
m0-3
FOR RENT Furnished or unfinished rooms,
with or without board 2ll st. NV. m9-3
FRONT ROOM. parlor floor, with board, So per
week; other rooms. 997 st. my. meg
FOR RENT-A nice double room. with board. for
two gentlemen; private bath attached. No 81 I
St. NV. es-3
FOR RENT Front room; nice board; two, 30
week liC2 9th st. nw. es-S
ROOMS and board for tro so per month; table
board 80 per week. SIS = It. NV m7-7
|
MIsCELLANEoUs.
AMERICAS TAlLoRlNG C0.-Suits dry cleaned
and pressed Soc; psuts pressed. I5c; goods
called ior and delivered - y st. NV. MILF
WELL DICCERS aud pump workers: all work
guaranteed CliAS. NJ. DORSEY BROS. G22
i2th It. Ne nlO-G
sEWING MACHINES cleaned and repaired. 81.
LOVES. 1895 sth -. NV MOS
ROOF PAINTiNC C5c per square Drop postal,
NATIONAL PAINT CO. li2 ; st. ne ml0-3
PRINTING AND Bo0KBNDINC-5c0 cards. 55o;
900 envelopes s5C; 800 statements. sic; so bill
heads $50: ali other printing equally cheap;
magazine bound, 75c. books of alt kinds bound
on the shortest notice WILLIAMS. Gl5-Gl5 7th a.
nv; Chas. " DoWden, Manager milo
WILL make ws-h dresses from - up this week
ouly. an work first cla-s, stuffed dresses a spe-
cialty. MRS. WILSON. 1899 : IT. NV CO.'S
! MATTRESSES made over on your premise. - 80.
| drop rostsl. !. FEENEA. 2ls 4th 81 nw.
cs~3
| CHAIR GAMING send postal. l5j X, sO7 N NV.
! Work done at your residence. MRS. L. JOHN
( son. m1-7
CHINA PAIAIiN1-Tea lessons Of three hours
! each including OF paints and brushes D..
| BUgFEINDs ART ROOMS, 1905 Fl. NV.
mS1-H
| STWING MACHINES repaired and warranted 81;
! machines for rent by week month at Open
HEIMER's NEN HOME AGENCY. 5l4 9th ST. nw
! fuh2S-imo.e
! FULL DRESS SUITS for hire: 81 up. 100 7th st.
! elg-U,
! ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned, SOC Watches
| jewery music boxes accordingly charged salts
| faction guaranteed: send postal; Will call for and
| deliver free 10 all parts OF District. CAPITAL
/ CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. 1874 18th st. NV
! FULL DRESS SUITS, 81, for hire 81 JULIUS
| COHEN ll04 7th ST. W.
TABLE BOARD.
| FIRsr-CI.Ass BOARD, > meals day, si2 5l5
| 4th ST. ~. mos
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALES. $50 will buy two good houses:
renting for 5000 per month"; and vacant I:
excellent investment. JAMES 4. CAHILI. 1905
St NV. mI0-3
FOR SALE-We have nice sx-room brick house
Tor sale; Southeast; always rented at 80; price
reduced from sl.5oo to sl,2Oo; owner away; snap.
q. BOYER 81 son, 2lt eth ST. sw. NILS
FOR sALE-sUBURBAy.
FOR sAIE-Nice country village house and
grounds suited to small family right at sta
tion: railroad to Baltimore: convenient to
Washington; excellent ueighborhoOd pure water
good school; Possession Immediately; liberal
terms GEORGE G. STEWART, Seabrook, Md
m11-3
FOR SALE Small country homes; farms of every
description; all convenient 10 Washington. WM
'. ROBERTSON. Rockville, Md. n9-l0
FOR SALE OR RENT-HyattsyilIe. large house
ground, City and Suburban Railroad;
terms reasonable Box 5s3. this Office. es-S
FOR SALE-Five acres garden land. three miles
from District line; new buildings; $50 Box SOL
this Office. eS-3
FOR sALE-suburban homes. NV. near Tenley-
town IL fine cottages; Of them have never
been occupied in 80 days the most OF them viii
NV. see them aov; prices 81, 100 to IS 600. 7. J.
GILES. 92s ST. NV. mh3-tt
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALF-Thirty-fye acres: comfortable seven
room dwelling; barn and poultry house; beautiful
lawn; abundance OF fruit: well and spring water;
within easy reach Of city by steam; price - so;
would exchange for city property. Box COZ this
Office. ~ e9-2
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FOUND.
FOR sALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES.

CALL on Is FOR LOW PRICES AND RE-
LIABLE GOODS. We keep everything found in
Z tirst-class stock OF carriages buggies. surveys.
phaetons daytons. traps, runabouts. and har-
ness: $50 iuggies, SO: Sii5 eE.-top slrfeysr
SOS: traps. So up buggy, $50, rubber-tire run
ahout, S65 UP: $50 buggy harness. Sli, biggest
bargain in the city; full line Of doHble harncas;
let this be your first STOP. H. ". ROBINSON 4
co. as2 y. j. ave. NV; phone East sa-D. MILL
FOR SALE-Chcap. three neu light grocery
wagons. 30 It NV mics
FOR SALE Furniture wagon and harness cheap.
1919 Ps. ave. NV. mlO-S
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE- Rubber-tire run
aboirts So: daytuus sac. top huggies. 80. with
guarantee. large assortment of new and second
hand harness. traps. strTcys, phaetons, dayt"f's.
butter and delivery wagons. JOGsW Ellis, 2tp
Nth 81 NV. Tlo-S
FOR SALE -Hor-e haTne-s, coupe aud liccusc;
cheap. 1897 9lh o. uu. mio-s
ron sAiE-scveI,-ye -year-old horse. So Can b.
seen after g pm. rear Of MS IL -. ne mlO-3
FOR SALE Five country horsgs; three nice driy-
ers. also one top grccgry wagon and heavy no
top wagon. Address lol4 lst 81. nw. 9-5
WILL EXCHANGE surrey. trap buggy for
horse. so y J. ave NV mss
SPLENDID oPPORTU NIFTY Tor securing work
horses or speedy drivers; also beautiful. stylish
riding and driving cob. very cheap. J5s y J.
ave. NV In9-S
FOR ALE-tEe1P. several seC0nd-iEthl hu-SleS
and wagons. 1910 Ohio ave, 81 LLIN ANs.
eS-8
FOR SIE-Cheap; one dog cart and set light
harness in good condition. Apply Sl6 ID st. sw.
mg-3
FOR SALE-Thrrc good work horses two good
drivers Apply at feed store, 30 y st. Sc. m9-5
FOR sALE-Surey, in good order; also large
gentle mare. 723 East Capitol ST es-5
FOR sAIE-A good sound bay mare; cheap. 285
6 st. INV. eo-j
FOX SALE Huelster's wagon horse, and har-
ness 80 l. 81. &c. mss
GREAT BARGAINS to be positively sold; twenty
four horses, eight mares; been used in and
about city; suitable Tor any business would
make excellent farm or family horses; two good
driving mares two mares in foal also trap;
no reasonable offer refused. 2l2 AZ 81. nv.
mS-G
VEHICLES AMI HARNESS.
500 rubber-tre runabouts. ...................S so
SIS nickel sw. surrey harness.
Our STYLES were finer, nor designs more
artistic than We have Incorporated IN our 1901
stock OF vehicles and harness.
II YOU want to save big money on your We
hioles and harness be sure and great dis
play. ,no,r,y
1890 32d ST. NV.
pbos-1moe Phone West 25.
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FOR RENT-BOUsEs.
1925 II ST NW.-Five rooms; water; gas; large
yard; parking; rent, $3.50 house open. nils
FOR RENr-In convenient locality. six-room and
bath bay-w indow brick; modern improvements;
il desired room rented will remain 50.
Amply 1i@ q st. NV. MI
FOR RENT-Nine-room house; all modern i'm
Provements; 407 Ist 81. ne; so per month; pa
pered to suit tenant; key 100. mills
FOR RENT -; brick No. 25G2 G st. NV; FIVE
rooms. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, $50 + ST. nv.
ego E
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WANTED -Chambermaids. Mattresses laundresses,
cooks, and storeroom girls for Atlantic City.
1865 New York ave. NV MI
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WAN1ED-A middle-aCed woman to attend an
invalid Lady. Apply al l7lS gth St NV ell
WANTED white girl 10 do general houS"-
work. TaIi 1880 18th ST NV. elV-2
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wANTED-Fve homes free; fifteen females for
III 81 NV MI
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR sALE-NORTHwEST

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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WANTED -Chambcrmaid general houseworkcr
Oeave city); good cook. chambermaid city;
COOK house maid, hostlcr-gardener lPenusyi-
vanis); good wages. 1913 New York ave. MI
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST -Pocketbook containing SlIo. at New Grand
Theatre or between there and 18th st. nw.
Handsome reward if returned to JOS. G. NJ.
ABELL. WiIlard's Hotel. Mills
LOST-Fur eollsrette; between eth and 5tf sta
North Carolina Reward. COS y. c. ave.
Sc ml1-3
LOST-Uniou Savings Ban! book, No s21I. Please
return TO TIMES OFFICE mi
LoST-Bnneh Of keys; - reward. Room 200,
Jenifer Building, 9TH and d stS MI
LOST-Wodnesday, seal fur collar; eight tips;
brown satin lining; Congressional Library.
Liberal reward if returned to ". W. BATCHEL-
DER, National Hotel mll-3
LOST-Lady's gun metal watch with chatelaine;
reward. 1903 st. NV. clos
STRAYED-Frur1 2l4 z St NV. black and white
setter dog; not broken Tasso; reward
eI0-3
LoST-Plain oval ring, in White Lot. Reward
for return to 239 18th st. sw. mics
LOST-Sunday. brooch of brilliants; bowknot and
pendant Liberal reward if returned to 1910 Com
necticut ave. e9-3
LOST-Yesterday morning. on Conn. ave car
or "a street near 18th and + sts. NV. gentle
mans gold watch without chain. Reward If de-
liyered at 1722 \. H. ave. or lill + st. NV.
m9-S
LOST-Monday afternoon, lady's gold watch
marked ~ {. E. miniature in hack; small
gun metal lob. Reward So ii returned to I72g IL
ST NV m5-S
LOsT-Brown collie gyp. black spots on tail and
ears; reward 920 + St NV. es-3
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wANTED-RO0Ms.
NANTED-Two three furnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping: gas tor cooking; near line in
nice -neighborhood; not TO exceed Sl5 per month.
Address BOX 62i. this Office. mll-3
WANTED-A siK-T0om and basement house; to
rent rom owner. Ill4 II 81. NV. mll-3
WANTED-By married couple, second-story front
room; between G and X Sd and 9TH SIS. NV:
where few or no other roOmers; permanent; rel
erences Address BOX Gl3, this office. ml0-3
WANTED--By lady in Office, furnished parlor;
central; reference. Address BOX COS, this Of
fee. m9-3
WANTED Room with without board; north
east; near power house. Address 588, this Office.
Cs-s
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FOR sALE-sURuRBAN LOTS

FOR sALE- Several choice building lots in Ia
koIna; public water, gas and sewer facilities :;
also acre bots near fakoma az reasonable prices.
LOUIS l.. SHOEMAKER, 92o ST. NV. c9-2
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-On Grant Road In Teneytown. seven
room house; hail, cellar. porohes, WE'LL large lot
stable: near Chevy Chase and Tenleytown cars;
s15 month Address ANDREW PAYNE, TenIey-
town -. &. e9-3
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wANTED-noRsEs AND VEHICLES.

ply ll45 "a atr. ur. miles
WANTED C0ris lor-e. u d 81. nr. ms
WANDA harse tor delivery wagon. s8i2 II
a. uu. se-s
z VAST .-lea-tittcn' grcy mare voting ard
sound. c1inky huild not over medium size. 20
'sork d0ifie az single in wagon. must 5e cheap
and reliable; describe animal. state lowest price
and Eterc a. be seen; ii q good larlalu, might
take pair; No plugs og pius dealcga Addre9s
Bon "a this Office nly-5
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FOR nENr-pEsK ROOM & OFFICES.

FOR RENr-Desk room in nicely furnished Office
Call between y and 30 p. Room g Cen
tral Building. 9th and Pa. ave e9-J
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Through trains frcm ire South s-riEe Wasting.
.,, go m s.5s am 7,s5 daily. i0-B
-m. MONDAY. "Wednesday. and Friday 2-ls pm,
and $50 pm. daily. Fr0n iiarrisGEturg II -
a m week DAYS ard s.t'f u. daily frcui Char
iostesyiIIe s.1s 2 n and 9-te pm daig.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED By tour gentlemen. room and board;
between aih and 18th SIS. Pa. and ]. sts. I;
breakfast G:s5; dinner 6; permanent II suited;
state terms Address BON G35. this Office. mills
WANTED By a gentleman with little girl 81
wears old room and board in the Northeast; ref
crence exchanged Address BOX 59i, this Office.
rng-a
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BOARD meals . day, sl2, 5l5
ith ST. nN. mos
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WANTED-Gardener, two young men from coun-
try, beiIboys three dishwashers tive waters,
cook. two house boys. drivers. helpers. SHACK
IEFORD'S gls St NV mi
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. - and s. month,
with private family: all modern improvements:
gentlemen only; references. 1927 lith st. NV.
mills
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PROPOSALS.

WANTED Horses 10 pasture for manure, Ia
ginia; Tree. Boz 5sJ. this office.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-13
SPARKS FROM CHY now ETH's
SPEECH


The platform was publish ed In all your
newspapers, proclaimed from the stump.
and no man advocating republican prfnei-
3ies ever dropped a word that the party
d.d uut intend TO abide by that plank No
map dared TO do It and for the drst time
parlv 10 not bouhd ~ hat y pianE. '-'a' ~
In Gods name how could the party be
bound by anything If they are not bound
1t is the most positive. the most definite.
the most ce~.ail Of any Of tie blanks in
the party riatform, When the republican
party adop, % That plank it adopted it 10
earnest when the people voted for 1t as
they did they meant il.
No principle that any convention ever
passed on was more widely promulgated.
more fully discussed, and better understood
thdn the primary election principle when
if came up 70 the last republican state
convention That convention by a unani-
nous vote adopted this plank as part OF
ther declaration Of principles.
I have not heard that the convention that
adnpted that resolution and ex pressed the
subject ma ter FpU are to consider in such
ln'nlS tah4.te taneaage was not empowered
70 speak Tor the republican party Of Wis
co1Sln. Nobody vet has dared to say il did
NOT have that right and that power.
There were I12 600 more voters In this
! state inst voted fr that than for the prop
/ os'tlon contained IN the other platform
No party can stand on broken contracts
There Is No line or sentence Of the ste.
I VEINS bHI tb2f docs not comport with the
plark Of this platform.
Wipe ont the caucus and convention and
| you StiH Hafe tae best form Of representa-
tife government
| Pass this .bHl and no candidate for an
gbtee VIII he Required 70 belittle his man.
i ha91 amy more ttau every Que Of the men
| who hil those responsible positions on yonl
supreme bench have done and are required
! TO Do.
! Tie Is the governor over the dead body Of
| both the caucus and the convention.
From the farthest cross roads Of this
/ couten, don aage the frnRmentnry parts Of
wheels and coss and machines
Let him reap The benefits Of the hghr
| which az So TaHe4 sacriuce 10 himself anf
/ qls fanny be pas carried % In your behalf
/ Let MIA sign his name to the law that vii
ahq.lsh forever from this state the caucui
and convention - stem.
/ 1t Is not true THAT all Of the good men ar,
tAe product Of tGe caucus and convention
I deny most e5uphatically that Abraham
/ Lincoln was ne product Of the caucus o
/ convention. Slr Lincoln was 9 man Of tn
! people. Their cutlery and their rising al
/ "a his hehan made him the supreme rule
F. OF the nation
VIVA McKlnley was not the product o
the caucus or convention. When he was
/ candidate f2c tao high office Of presideu
: " the United states every machine raj
/ and every gHE man Ia this state wa
/ against him
Robert 81. Ia Toilette was not and t
not tht Creature or product OF the caucu
! Or convention.