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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect January 81. 1891

Schedule in effect January 81, 1901
Trains Leave non Penna- Station.
s.0l a n Daily L0s2I for H2rriscn51rS AAs
for Charlotte and way stations
HIS a. n Daily L 5. Fast Mail Sleeping
cars TO New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah, ana
jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury with sleeper fc-
AsheviIle Chattanooga, and Memphis and as
DanTilie with sleeper Ter Birmingham and az
Chaflctte with sleeper fer Augusta Solid train
Washington 70 NeTr orleans. Dining car service
1851 a Ia. Daily. Local foF Charlottesville
4:ci p II. Week Days Local Tor Front Royal.
,trasburg and Hlrrisuaburg-
4:20 D. m Daily Local for Charlottesville
6.35 D. n Week Days- New YORK and Florida
Limited. Composite Cafe and Smoking Car, DIN
ipE Tar, Compartment and Drawing Room eierl-
ing Cars AID Library and Observation SFs AS1E
YORK and Washington 70 st augustine -i+i
PCIlmIu Drawing Room Sleeping Car Ney icI'-
AID Washington 10 Aiken and AuSt-sla- Colnees-
ing AZ Columbia with PariOr Car for CHarieS-ea
and 1t WayCross NTH PsFlor Car Tor Tho2i1sT-L-es
Ca
So D. III Daily. y Y & Fla Express Sleep
in. cars 90 Augusta with connections igV Aiken
ard Charleston. and 30 savannah g1cksOnFl5se'
and Pert Tampa, and Thursdays 70 IroUIaSsllie,
Ga. Through coaches TO Jacksonville and At
lanja- hitting 1t DauvIl-e With Pullman slcePer3
from Richmond and Norfolk tor Charlotte Tour
1T sleeper Washington 20 san Francisco Mondays.
Wednesdays, and Fridays. Dining car service
Limited Via LyuChburS}- Sleeping cars l. Roam
oze Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis. and New
Orleans. Through coach 70 Memphis. Dining cal
I9.45 p n Daily. Washington and Southwest
era Limited. Sleeping ears 10 Asheri:Ie. Knox
VILE. Chattanooga and Nashville, and To Atlanta,
Macon, Birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery, No
bile and Men Orleans Dining car servics. Tues
days and Thursdays Sleeping car Washington 20
Fi1eEuf,t. y C.. and Tuesdays TiIlrsiavs and
Saturday Sunset Limited Annex Sleeper Wass-
ingtou TO N5U Orleans connecting It New Orleans
with Sunset Limited for san Francisco
TRAINS on BLUE&ONT BRANCH
Leave Washington 9cGl a. n. daily 4-t9 p. n
week DIS and v-25 p m SUNDAYS f7r 3lC=-
mont. e-z5 ?. 81 Saturdays ar5 4-S5 p u. week
days and 1I-zG 2. n. Wednesdays and S1tIr-
Gays only for Iceberg G-25 P week days 10
uerrdgC.
Through trains FROM ne South arrive T-shisS-
ton G-sZ a-In- G-55 am. $50 an daily, 1915
am daily except Monday. 2-I5 pm. and S-i3
pm. daily. From Iiarrisauburs 49, am. week
l-y~ ana g.lp PM daily From Charlottesville
E:zs am. and g:4g pm. daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, su6 oihe- IL
formation furnished and baggage called fo- sad
checked from hotels sUd residences b. Chion
Transfer Co. on orders left at Ticket Once. 7e5
18th St NV; 81 PeaHl- Axe Nv aai II
Phone Ii4I for p. R R. Cab Service.
FRANK : CANNON. Sd Y P and Gen Nsr
s Il. HARDNiCE, General Pass'r Agent.
L :. BROWN, General Agent.
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wANTED-TAnLE BOARD.

g sSTEB- IH cZehauze 55r gahEe beard > months
.ar '-.l.. uas. So lH- machine. Standard sd-
Lrs-s BOX G5I. This Office I2-5
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ID Nise President
ard Gen Manage.
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Pension VOUCHERS.

u=z-laN vouchers executed March 4. Cara.r
Es,H sal e. SIS. Ass; no decays ROLAND g.
BOOTH, JOHN Il. FARNUN- Nola1ie5- e.
PENSION EuJ gIIERS executed AZ the old s-lai
az SEEMING q - EBSTER 5i5 +gh ST. uU. 1p-n
az midnight, March .. nj
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y ANTED-A good 2irl for general hcuseHosL:
s. Der month. 81 rrI Z. nw ci
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FOR SALE-sU BURBAN.

FOR SALE-'f9 CauEefI-e things wc viii sell
lot 25Xl@5. within District ga c;actric raiI.cav
single fare TOR S2255 Sly CASH and balance month
i. without interest OF taNr~, this oTer good Tor
only limited t5me- Isae Ioysle+ CLARK
bR't>-. t'iJ l@fl - sGl-7
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

" ANTEb-Sla1 paid ior Government position -
messenger, Waterman, skilled labOrcr: have
passed civil service examination and have good
Political influence Boz go. this Office 81
ANfEtj-ii young man, situation % finish hl,
trade with practical UaJ.lLiaEer. address BOX
70 l.i- o:iic-- In2-a
NAAFED-BT s.s-ar industrious young white man
Vesz 20 -lg kiad7 good driver and delivery man
best r'F~ Aadre-- '57- TINS csi3ae- els
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HELP wANTED-FEnIALE.

a--=- -
T=.T.E, ". ~.rr.r,-EF,r.T
- ----------- $500
- -""A>.i - ASSIST ih A'-SeN,.-" t.'l 80
rSyf,.-,, f.,r-rf,- ,y-t AT4-I, between ESQ and
p. IT, If Isla ST. nv e.
,-,,--4-r, III --.T- 5..f-- ,.1r
:, ~, - = S-i.'-- - -. .Ef q ~ 81
r,>Trp ---l-I s,rrl 4-r General hcI-og7-I-.
81 -.- month 5lt nj, T. nv IL
= 80. ---
r.s.rs: 20 hone Al night. nut rave ref,
keas a-r place $50 Nallaeh Place. ci
s'ANTED- = rrfddle-aged white woman from the
r-nn.rF 10 Keep house Tor w5d"vog la eoanjr}'
- tl.f> Gfacc. 81
,7-,,-,-,-,, p,
.''- sN-'s ~ L" ''''' l'
77,,-----T. ,...-.--,.-.--....l --.;..----.
49, - - 49,. ne. s-s N.
g. nv ml
ha.-e@ork- Fzs'. II NJ wv M
r-,>-7-.-T, - - - -,
iaz. 80 e ST. NV nj
TTsZTE-D 74,~-. .4.,., s--.-s.5 s.-r - 49, y,
eoalS ,h-cc nurses; good wage; good homes.
Enquire THE OLD VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT
WANTED for general hou-evork. 81 10th
= Ne M
WANTED-A caIored woman as cfln,bereuafd.
SD I14I Oregon ave nv MI
WANTED Immediately. a woman ror general
LonscwoA- Iaust be capable and honest 1919
Z ~ nv M
WANTED Experienced folders for printing Office:
al @.l'Fe>>e~- l-ih and f." SIS, Rooi d. BaH~
S,L-l'--- -ii
AZ ~ \ 1ouhS Ee-s.fIea drqE c.eT3 sum
;f;s -, .l'''' must ~ nj
a, "a ~ t,-, 2-' IN, s'r Pc ',i TI
- 49, --lt--- - ~ -
"AAi = heilalle sifi Tor general h'uSe|oIN'
- a.LE d LGIl "a s. NV. H-1
WANTEG-3 women. general housework: cham
l=17.aid. ialneIess. nurse, and pantry woman
-L-t-l-LE ~ 1-n - III
snail family no laundry pa Pa ave NV mi
WANrED-A cir! and DO. to assist in store.
y. z. ave NV nj
WANTED-CfrI Ion general housevork SOS Z
st. NV m2-3
.g.NTr-D r,17,Ft. ,,Iorad gf~I far General
I,l,1-g.or.z ,n1.l,- ~ once lis d St. ne MI
-----
a. -, - = = ; - tia} q
MI
NANT!B-E AperieIccd book sewer 6l5 lth s..
NANiHD-to'k- Win -eiS-; pFiEais family ltz'
= = Nv NJ
WANTED good efrF fer general Homework:
-----
WANTEf-' good COOK and general houSeTorker-
Apply lt once. -pl ii s. Sc nj
EANTED-At ou,e. > girls. IleJ 18th It. NV.
u2-2
-,-
afri. c.ae rad 10 roF, good home - G,h
- ma n-3-9
ANttE-AJ once small white giri to nurse
'19y- ca! 81 90 Pa ave mi
e.-.F"'er.l.si,, and nurse private family En-
513[rTI5-c--7r--- --------1-1f no-iTTon- eool
s.fs~s- ais. ,,.5-r and .I,srlj,cr-atfd I-f,, Ne-
- - -
FFANTED-A ,-ol5-eH WOMAN for general house
.orh- ApiiE ~ l-tH = So MI
Il NN.rEF T,4f- oil, --.;tr,-- i,r77,. 7r,,,,,.,,-s
So g---.-s--.-. ,,--.,g-.s-,--- - =, - -
5gg r-rri - nv MI
[-.ITET T,----IT5a----- - IL =
none s+rer rso5I or fr,ei4'es- n, e.Z--irl or
"AAIAD- t.duealed seli-agpsndeit lady; w;do'
10. gL g.5.''5 res ii''S snort Adoie77 box ''''
WANTEG-W hite v5I.af! 10 assist IN roofn-rcn;fle
house. 2fi y Il. NV els
--
ANiEb-ApIrenJices for millinery. Apply 1893
u - ny e--2
MI - Mas. ave NV ell
.slar< i've CO. s.riZ y P1TTSBI ;,f C4FF
C5 Ps- ave. NV. ml-2
777-,7=-1-7,
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.

FOR SALE-BTCYCLEs.
FOR SALE->iN hi2h-=rsda $50 wheels. 80. ex-
pert re1l.slr-rs; renting: tandem for rent BAR
GAIN " HEEL co. $685. q 81 NV ull-2
FOR sALE-Gent's E,f-v,-lr- T4-Tn- tool :. "A
dress BOX SO. this cfH-e rs2S-.
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WANTED Norman TO assist ia Lo1esuora and TO
Tgv- Uar required after . g. H. nor 10 stay AT
pSEh-, uo laundry work. Apply between ESQ and
g.. ~ 1T ISL@ II 81, NV e.
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FOUND.

and Ise.
ICE CREAM zoe gallon. not made in a cellar.
but above ground. for sewer gas abcrnds in cell
lars and breeds typhoid. dipilthe-ia, etc moral
don't eat that kind. LACEY'S IS pure and
deIiciogs- COZ y \ ave Phone 2OsL
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HELP MARKETABLE AND FEMALE
WANTED-AGENTs.

q ANTED- Parties IRON . distance visiting VAST
lBgtuu can secure q profitable position - nan
sger-, introducing ar their home new IralIi-
pick ThonogTsPl containing eleven selections
Tvith-ui change ri records automatic and coin
controlled AMERICAN MULTIPLEX TALKING
3E,gtg-. u. G. NIT
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FOR TEEeUriters bought. SOLD. rented
and repaired Charge T.E=g-l3irirf T-HaCuz. d.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE III SIN -, M.
cIG-lEao
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ron EEST-rSFURxIsHED nooals.

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rooms.
ZOE RENT-Fo.r t..siuTai~aed very desirable
laao5- with t1Iee ias-e Closets a. l. Grant Place
mis-
FOR RE\T-l2a5 q 81. usv.. entire third aa,r.
UNFINISHED four FG1uaS; large closets: south
front, YER desrahlcs adults only: references
exchanged url-$
FOR RENT-fargc rluissr15i shed room, zex75 feet:
heat and light SD Dist ST. NV mis-
FOR BENT-Te2 large uuiur. room, 81. a4I7
PA ave NV C2s-3
FOR RENT Cl.san tgsa ,lufllrui-tr,l rooms. Soc
oai or third aoor5 ali conven5caecz. 20 Mas
ave. uw- uaS-3
foR RENT-Tro untusnt-5.-d Egou-: gas and
g1tE =. \. ;. ave. nw. m2s-a
FOR RENT-Tigea rrnft:rri-he,l rooms. second or
;h1rd Hoo-; reference. t. Il ST. Ire MSS
FOR RENT Unfurnf~l..d r5anl- for Housekeeping:
very desirable isCatjau- tlz5 s-l -. u4r. u24-I
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THE ElI; AGloEN. !
,:I' SPIRIT Alt-f- Z
80 ss- 80. uE. tEEs.
Hr-. JjliA MARINES
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE To rsluter~. 5000 fine uslcr rrIor-.
less than cost address BON Ga. ms ofee
ms
FOR SALE Fine oak toIdiu= bed. cost -. Tor
81: good as new 30 9th 81 NV ms
FOR SAILS thoroughbred raz-. can bs seen
North Capitol S. and Aew York ave. fcc-l ,5ore.
ul2-8
FOR sALE-~lk hat cost =. --latest Knox sr,le;
price so: size : - .ih So nss- al
FOR SALE-Fiag pounds choice honey. ne
pound Basement -. -0sE ST. nv Z 10 p. n.
els
FOR SALE ~ camp stools. So per Tu1eIred-
JAS A NICHOLSON & son. 1872 = - NV
els
FOR SALE-A rare bargain I'm e modern KulE-
square piano: good tone and order AlJre~S BON
Cfy. this Office mis-
FOR SALE-Ca-ll re=i-teg and rnoue,- drawer. IS
Grant ST. AHacostia- uI-&
FOR SALE-Ticket to inaugural stand al CsaitoI.
also ticket to Capitol; state price willing 10 give
Address Bon 81. thi$ Office mis-
FOR SALE-Cylinder press: hest con,fftion; bar
gam. HAHWoRFH, 81 9Th st. NV mis-
FOR ShLE-Good quality ioiuticSs mating PFC
yard; floor "itcl9th 2s., liHol-Ian Is square
yard: reduced prices on al stair uilcIoii.5 and
carpets. hLEEBLAIT'~. llih and n SIS ne
~
FOR sALE-The largest and bet stock 81 S.
so, and So sewing machines IN this c;ty.
FtNk'S. 81 { 81. mI-8
r-op s,Tr ~ r---.----
-. to,-iz an. '' cas- IN ~
IN ~, 7 M ~ .l1.il "-i-s- res;
- -.,l,---,,,-' rr-..Se +-7r,r+.s- 49, -
-. 5yrg.7 f,r,s T,,s.7,- ID. -. -
E,..rir,F.. Israe hf--sr.- hair -. -
- -. -. - n. - go
desk ,ouchc-. pictures. range. ladic~- desks.
organ. rug mating "l-- il@ 'ih ST. Nv
mss
FOR SAIE-VsrrrtI Tor fsI.,tts,fgrgr-..r .,,7..---
stove heat, two foo-z. =. cost 50. o.. .+,y-a
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ome. Rooms-Lo,v Rent.

ias Building. corner Tenth and streets Eorta-
~ezt- Eiegators steam heat. electricity, am gery
la. rent.
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OCEAN STE ANsHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW UTIEASiPTON-LOSDOE
Yudcri'C- Mar. g. 10 an 81 Louis Apr. g 10 m
St LoUs-.Aar. I3 10 an New Y'k Apr. 10, % m
New York-Ma1. %. 10 VaderF Apr Il, 10 r-m
aderland Ma q 10 an st Louis Apr. q, 10 1.In
RED STAR LINE
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARTS.
Southwark. Mar 6, noon kens' q n Mr.. % noon
" eSt ernl d Gar. u noon No0rdland. siar p noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers II and IS, \. 4. New York Oaiee, .
broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1895 2 ST. NV,
Or c. Is. Mess. I4lI c ST. NV
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-FE,rALE.

WANTED Experienced colored woman uaBt-
lsuHdry work 10 do at bone or out by day. 40
81 nj
WANrED-B5 respectable ,oIorcd woman
washing 10 30 at home 40 81 81 sw M
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
rIRsr-CLAz- NEAIs AT al hour. -. 81 lI6
IT,. between q and :. MIS-
PROF. ANTON. sth and Pa ay. 30. C..~- aad
-,iree every Friday chalk Ille cake NIX
Starch g NILS
SIGNS. ~feN~, ~iGN~. Tie ta-y bl-errsr-
WILLS. aei2 d ST.; open 4N dag sunday. MI.
PI3so and mandolin. - lesson. quick a...lod
SEWING MACHINES ,i.,ua4 and r.r..rr-H -
LOVE-. i257 sth n. ar- ul-f
PIANO LESs0N~. z5e hour. careful, .apetza-
teacasr- &If il 81 He In2o-2L
siGN~. IN Kind. Ioar-t price. ANDERSON.
I@l5 81 ms e27-5
BAD BILLS COLLECTED %. 20 ellr-e- H. d.
GORDON, Lawyer. 6l5 iftil ST. ua- Mot
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire . up. 20 7ra st.
H~- el2-ti,era
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned. SOC Watches
teee1rE music l-yEe~ accordingly cLaEtsel- safes
faction guaranteed, send postal, VIII call tor ard
aeilTtf iret &C. AL PARTS pt District CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING CoNPAEE. 1854 -.h ST. uu-
B00EHINDING FOR TIE H0LDAYs-HagEs Of
ali kinds bo4ud ~ short notice magazines. eta--
UoeEcllo0Es and aIi leather goods lst cred I'm
ggla or silver, He bind auTtliHs. WILLIAMS
RlNbEkI. Gi5-yi5 .ja n. n@-, CHA>. ~ DOW
LIZ, Aah5se5.
nm DRESS SINS. 81. for Aire, 81 JCuCs
COHEN. IEo3 -th - nv
SEHiNG MACHINES repaired and warranted. e..
l-zrhiue7 for ErIsss b. EeeE or Eroltl "a OPPEN-
UEINERS Mn HOME AGENCY 81 g-i. 81 ur
FOR sALB-TYPEwRI-E
FOR Typewriter. I5ugI.t. sold. rented
ans repaired. cl.a-ges rsg=oaafic. F-a9ouz. o.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. III s5h s.. M.
cIG-lFaO
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Through trains FROM ne South arrive E-shisS
ton 5-s5 am. G-55 am. $50 q ~ daily. 1915
am daily except Monday. els pm. 3Hd S-53
pm daily. From EIarrisauburg 49, E-En. week
L1y- and g.lu PM daily From Charlottesville
,.Es q. IN and g.4g pm. daily.
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81 .EIEB-Ea llly 2-haUd bedroom st; mas
f. good r.a.i- iga- Box 60. this office.
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TFAINs oN BLUENoNT RRANCH.

Leave Washington 1901 a. N. daily. 4-la p. n
week da.- and rs D. m Sundavs f7r Bloc
mont. o-z5 ?. 81 Saturdays and 4-S5 p L. week
days and 1l-z1 2. n. Wednesdays and S1tIr-
Gays only for LcesS-rg- C-25 P week days -
uerrdgn.
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WHAT SHALL WE EAT
To Keep Healthy and Strong,

A healthy appetite and common
sense are excellent guides to follow in
matters Of diet, and a mixed diet Of
grains, fruits and meats is undoubted-
ly the best, In spite of the claims made
by vegetarians and food cranks gen.
orally.
As compared with grains and vege-
tables, meat furnishes the most nutri-
ment in "a highly concentrated form
and is digested and assimilated more
quickly than vegetables or grains.
DIR. Julius Remusson on this subject
says: Nervous persons, people run
down In health and of low vitality
should eat plenty of meat. II the di-
gestion Is too feeble at first 1t may be
easily strengthened by the regular use
Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
each meal. Two of these excellent tab
let's taken after dinner will digest sew
eral thousand grains of meat, eggs or
other animal food in three or four
hours, while the malt diastase also con-
tained in Stuart's Tablets cause the
perfect digestion of starchy foods, like
potatoes. bread. ETC., and no matter
how weak the stomach may be, no
trouble will be experienced IL regular
practice is made of using Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets because they supply the
pepsin and diastase so necessary to
perfect digestion. and any form of in
digestion and stomach trouble except
cancer of the stomach will be overcome
by their daily use.
That large class of people who come
under the head of nervous dyspeptics
should eat plenty of meat and insure
it's complete digestion by the systemat-
ic use Of a safe, harmless digestive
medicine like Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's composed of the natural digestive
principles, peptones and diastase
which actually perform the work of
digestion and give the abused stomach
chance to rest and to furnish the
body and brain with the necessary
nutriment. Cheap cathartic medicines
masQuerading under the name of dys-
pepsia cures are useless for relief or
cure OF indigestion because they have
absolutely no effect upon the actual d.
gestion Of food.
Dyspepsia in all It's forms is simply a
failure of the stomach to digest food
and the sensible way to solve the riddle
and cure the Indigestion is to make
daily use at meal time of q safe pre-
paration which is endorsed by the
medical profession and known to con-
tain active digestive principles. and all
this can truly be said of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets.
All druggists throughout the United
States, Canada and Great Britain sell
them at the uniform price of fifty
cents for full treatment.
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DURYEA.

The boxing exhibition that has been
awaited for by some with joy and 9TH
ers with anger, came of last night in
favor of the Old Forge boy. The two
boxers. John Appelpnap and Frank
Causner, were In excellent condition
with their strong limbs and cheerful
faces they stepped to the stand and
started the terrible struggle for vic-
tory. After nine rounds of hard fight
ing the fight was called off in favor
of Appelnap. The exhibition was held
in Metcalfs hall Monday evening.
Mr.. James Wood, Of Babylon, who
was injured a few days ago in the
William A. colliery, Isl improving.
Mr.. Frank Hughes, who had his leg
shot in the William A mine a few
months ago, Is improving.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western will pay its employees today.
Mrs. John Dills and Mrs. Joseph Nc.
Cawley visited the formers brother,
Mr.. Thomas Richardson, Of Plains,
Tuesday.
Mrs. James ROLES and mother, Mrs
BENJAMIN Richardson, visited the lat
ter's daughter, Mrs. William Evans, of
Scranton, Tuesday.
Millen's woods are beginning to dis
appear on account of the saw mill.
The school board win meet this eve
ming in the high school building.
Mr.. Erles Kresge has returned to the
Ann Harbor law school Of Michigan af-
ter a few weeks visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Kresge. of this place.
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Royal Burlesquers.

For three days commencing Thursday, January
10 Clarke Bros. Royal Burlesquers will be the
attraction at the Gaiety. The company ID com.
posed OF thirty people, each an artist in his or
her particular branch OF music. There will be
two burlesques and nine vaudeville acts. The
opening burlesque entitled "The Gay Travellers"
with a score of pretty girls In dazzling garb,
while corps OF funny comedians will furnish
ample entertainment.
The closing burlctta is named 'Senator Me.
Fee" and here the action Of the liveliest sort
imaginable with many musical numbers, etc.
The olio will Sc seen in. Eulaie and Ker,yin,
graetest Of all burlesque artists; "Thc Lazcles" >"
on flying trapeze and rings In mid air: Ludina,
the Southern coon shouter in first appearance
here; Kelly and Adams leaders Of comedy;
Coulter and Starr. champion OF all buck and
wing dancers; Martie Moore. Hebrew character
taken from life; Bixey and Hughes, tramp and
tough girl. One OF the most attractive numbers
on the bill will be the wonderful electrical ga.
Vote, executed by twelve mignonettes The first
appearance in vaudeville Of Miss Belle Taylor.
The beautiful scenery, gorgeous costumes, ele.
giant stage settings and grand electrical effects
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AVOCA.

The Daughters Of st. George will
meet this evening.
The borough council did not meet on
Monday evening on account of the lack
of a quorum.
The Republican primaries Of the Sec
ond ward will be held in O'Malley's
hall on Friday evening, from to Z
o'clock.
Misses Mary Burke and Tessie Hea-
ley will enter st. Cecelia's academy
as students next Monday.
Miss Nellie Cunningham and Will
liam McAndrew, of the North End, will
leave for Stroudsburg Normal school
next Monday.
The Home Missionary society of the
Primitive Methodist church are pre-
pairing for tea and entertainment to
be held in the church on Feb. %.
The Democratic primaries of East
End, Marcy township, will be held at
the usual place on Friday evening from
8 to o'clock.
The school board met in regular ses-
sion on Monday evening, the follow
ing members being present: Dixon.
Clifford, d. Ward, Ward and Doran.
paid and a motion passed that the
board extend thanks to the teachers
and pupils for presenting the schools
with musical instruments. The pipes
at No. school were given into the
hands of the repair committee to have
them repaired as soon as possible. The
bill of James Doran for $50 was or
dered paid.
Bert Harris has accepted a position
as assistant at the Delaware and Hud-
son depot.
On Monday evening the employees of
the Erie contract rendered the officials,
Messrs. Mclaughlin, McGregor and
Leonard, reception at the Valley
house The parlors and dining halls
We're decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers. The usual social diver
sions were indulged in, and at the table
toasts were made by Messrs. Gillian,
Carmody, Healy and Warren. The
visitors stated that their itinerary in
Avoca was very pleasant and that they
hope to find the same hospitality in
their new fields.
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
McMullen, of the North End, Is seri-
ously i'll of scarlet fever.
Misses Josephine and Mary Brown.
of Plymouth, are guests OF Misses Bar
rett, OF Grove street.
Miss Teresa Burke has returned to
Carbondale. after weeks visit with
friends In town.
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"The Village Postmaster"

A realistic portrayal OF New Hampshire farm
life rs it was \lived In the early fities, en-.
titled "The Village Postmaster" will be seen
at the Lyccum Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday matinee. The piece comes from New
York, where il ran for 227 nights at the Four.
teenth Street theater. and where it recently
completed its third successful engagement.
Archie Boyd, the excellent character comedian,
well known for his good work as Josh Whitcomb
in "The Old Homestead" and Uncle Nat in
''shore Acres" will be seen here in the title
role, supported by the original cast, including
Miss Angela Russell, who so successfully created
the character OF "Miranda," the Postmaster 3
daughter, during the New York engagement We
are promised the original production in al com.
plete a form as when it was seen at the Four
teenth Street theater, New York, all scenery and
properties being carried with this company. Sale
of seats opens this morning