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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-07

passed at his solicitation, the bailiff
is given the power of personally select
ing every man who actually served as
juror, both on grand and petit juries.
There is no provision in the law call
ing for the drawing or the selection by
lot of the jury who actually serve on
, the panel. And in the case in question
, the jurors would be such men as a
waterfront crimp would select looking
at the matter from his point of view
and judging of the fitness of his selec-
ton by his own standards. The selec-'
ton of our judges IS considered i'm
portant enough to be cast upon the
head Of the nation, burdened with a
thousand cares of State. The selection
of the twelve good and true judges of
the facts. masters as they often are of
the life, liberty and property of the
citizen, can. under the law as drawn
by respondent be consigned to the
slums of the city with impunity. 1t
is to the credit OF Hawaii that the ap
polntment Of Lewis was practically a
matter Of universal condemnation,
even on part of respondents friends.
(See exhibit undenied by respond
ent) Such sensitiveness as to the
character Of court officials should not
be discouraged or treated lightly. 1t
is a good fault. The undoubted effect
of the Attorney Generals position In
the premises will be to discourage any
protest of the citizens OF the Territory
against appointments made or to be
made at Washington or here by wash
ington appointees. however bad and
unjustifable they may be. The argu-
ment is likely to be that If the DELHI
crate appointment of a VIGOROUSLY un-
reliable bailiff. who can absolutely
control the jury, is a trifie. there is not
much use protesting further against
anyone seeking office. whatever his
character may be. To get into such
a state of sullen inaction is bad for |
any people, nor is there any justifica-
ton for II.
DIFFICULTIES OF ADMINISTRA- |
TON.
We have a thousand proofs of the !
genuine good will of the administration
toward Hawaii. and of its desire that /
we should prosper, but 1T Is in diff
cult position in passing on the domes- (
tic troubles of a distant Territory. The |
administration is also under obligation .
to see that the officials they appoint /
are properly upheld. What is needed
is intelligent. concerted and well sus
tanned action in the way Of seeing TO
1t that the authorities are kept more
fully informed OF local conditions and
that we take more care to do our duty /
when appointments are about to be
made. 1t is due to the President that 4
the Bar Association should keep him !
more fully informed of the progress |
of affairs in Hawaii touching the Judi
ciary. concerning which they are pecu-
liarly well informed
AN INVESTIGATING COMMISSION.
Recent dispatches from Washington !
seem to indicate that the administra- /
ton are thinking fayorably Of having
the affairs Of the Territory Investigated
by a non-partisan commission. While
the scope of inquiry OF such commits
sion will probably be wider than the
object for which the Bar Association /,
is organized, and therefore not a mat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-07
FOR A CHILD

who is mot doing well"-the
condition occurs now and then
with all children.
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil is a food that begins to
build you up at once-of
course, it don't show at once.
mot doing well" means
that the child is not getting
the good of his food. Not
today. or this week; it may
have been going on for a
month; before it begins to
show in the child's condition.
You want him to get back
to turning his usual food into
strength.
You want the food that
begins to build, up at once.
weiisend you little to try, If you Ike. '--a"rA,
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl street, New York
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SIIS 1900 - "a e-S-S - 49, - -'~s~~-S'
honest man. and worker who gave
satisfaction to his employers He was
buried yesterday afternoon at Kawaia-
hao cemetery, large number OF rela-
tives and friends following the casket
to the grave
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SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB.

A FULL ATTENDANCE OF MEM
bers is requested at the meeting on
Friday evening, as business Of impor-
tance will be discussed.
ARCHIBALD S. GUILD,
COOS Secretary.
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A CRIMP BAILIFF.

But to hold that the deliberate ap-
pointment of an unfit bailiff, clothed
with the powers incidental to that Of
flee in this Territory, is too trivial to
be considered. calls for protest. I'm
der our law drawn by respondent and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25
WASTED-HoUsEs.

WANTED-IInFnediat UNFINISHED house, con
yeniept 20 Capitol, about So CLARK BROS,
1875 : 81. NV. mss
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THE CAMERA as A WITNESS.
Snapshot Photograph Used rs Evi-
dence Saves a Prisoner.

deuCe saves q prisoner
Probably no human inventor has aided
the course OF justice TO a greater extent
than the camera II has been instrument
tai in condemninE criminals. and has also
been the means before now OF saving in
nocent lives.
A case in point is that Of Alfred Gray
son, who was living few years ago at
Rio de JaaueIro. He was accused of the
murder of a Brazilian named Llnares- a
Clerk IN ih, me office with himself TIE
two were known TO have guaTTeied some
days previous te she Sunday on Wnl.A
IiuaTos utI his death Apparently. how
ever they had made up their dItlerv'-~=-
Tor they went out sailing that day on a
small yacht which Graysou had hired.
n tho evening tsraySDu Brought the
dead body of Liuares home His story
was that the latter had fallen from the
mast and fractured his skull But metl-
cal evidence WAS OF the opinion the
wound Uu tl. head had been made with
a stick or oar An oar was missing from
the yacht s. uIE-sE- The m2St-clImhl!lS
story. too. sounded improbable. for the
rigging was all worked from the deck
Taking -lo recent quarrel into consider
alton, and Grayson.s well-known violent
temper. the case was black The coroner
jury had already found him guilty o. muir
der. when a passenger on NarSeIlleS
steamer. which had arrived B.. fSlo on
the sunday afternoon came forward with
d new piece of evidence
This was snapshot photograph taken
as the vessel entered the haTboT- Far
away. under the cliffs, "a tiny vessel was
sailing and against Ehe white sail was 4
dark mark. which powerful maEuIiIeT
proved to De falling man BY an al
most miraculous coincidence the camera
had been snapped just as LinareS fell.
The Photograph turned the scale in Gray
sons favDr-tEiCago Journal
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

STATION CORNER or sIETH AND , sTz
80 = 81 DAILY. PITTSBURG EXPRESS-PszIos
ana Dining Cars Harrisburg 70 PittsSGrz
100 j. VI DAILY PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
SeTE9tlon Cars Harrisburg to Chicago Cinein-
nat Indianapolis. St Louis. Cleveland and
Ioiedo. Buffet Parlor Car % Harrisburg
IV:So 4 N DAILY. FAST LINE-Pullusan But t
54rI2r Car to Harrisburg Buffet Parior Czs
harrisburg 70 Pittsburg-
$50 P n DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST I0TIS
EAP RESS-Sleeping Car Washington to ST
ioGis aIld v Washington to Toledo and Sleeping
ana Dlnlng Cars Harrisburg 70 Indianapolis. St
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE (yia Cincinnati} ant Chicago
man Sleeping Car Harrisburg to St Louis
3:45 P n DAILY. WESTERN EXPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Car to Fittsburg and Chicago.
Dining Car TO Chicago
7:55 P NJ DAILY CLEVELAND AND CINCTN-
NAIt EAPRESS-Pullm1n ,eepinz Cars Wash-
ins:an to Pittsburs, and Harrisburg to Cleve-
isnd and Nashville (via Cincinnati and Louis
Vile, Dining Car
1910 P. NJ DAILY. PACIFIC ExPRESs-Puil-
man Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg.
100 A Il DAILY BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS
Slth through Parl7r Car. Dining Car. and
coaches 70 Buffalo. via Emporium junction.
- 4 " for Kane, Caaandzigua. Rochester, and
Hiasara Falls daily except Sunday
4V-ov 4 II for ElrnIrs and Remove daily. except
sunday For Wiiliarssp0cr daily. $40 p n
'-l5 ? ". DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT EXPRESS
IElfh through Bafet Sleeping Car and Coaches
70 BU1a'0. via Emporium Junction
'-4o Z " DAILY foF Erie FIR Rochester. Buffalo,
ana 2lagaF7 Fails daily. except Saturday, with
SleeFing Car Washington to Rochester.
1880 2 n for Erie, Canard4irua. gocbestss,
Buffalo. snd Niagara Falls daily Pullman
ssIeeFlng Car Washington to Rochester sstur-
400 P N CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily
Jor New 1ork- all P2rIor Cars. with Dining
Car from Bait more
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

FOR SALE-HOTSES
FOR SaLE--A RiRe-r0om house; nicely furnished:
large yard; fine shade trees: very cheap.
sickness the cause address BOX I55 this Of
fee rn25-s
FOR SALE-Suap; Northeast. on Attn st; six
room brick; 81 modern improvements: side and
rear alley. well rented: cost $500: 1850 was
loaned on it: price $3.50. c. BOYER & son,
PA 9TH II. W rn22-g
FOR SALE-Tw0 bricks on Gordon ave ne. rent
500 each per year 500 each uiIl buy them. cost
2l.222. c. BOYER q SOY. "a Ith ST sW- m23-3
FOR SALE-Seven-room brick Sta St NV; lot
Ixl9o alley; price 8 go. an offer VIII be con-
sidered- c BOYER & son. ia 9Th St sV. mss
FOR SALE-A very nice, well -laid-out brick
house OF ten rooms, all MODERN lot y. sxI2G 70
alley large stable; cost s. 900 price only 50 800;
10 other property near for less than = OaG to
$4,000 that viii compare, location 9th St sv
near St G. BOYER * SON pa eth St sx
m23-3
FOR SALE-Tro frame houses halls and vesti-
DuIes. 1911 list St Sc m2I-T
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FoR sALE-sURURRAN.

FOR SALE-At a bargain, a tract Of and
3,-Io0 aces Of land On Blair Road beyond
BrightWood, D C.. near electric ears. and all
advantages; altitude 300 feet above Washington:
improved by sIx-ro0m dwelling and barn. here Is
a chance TO get an improved place Tor the value
Of the land alone LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. go
St NV r24-3
FOR SALE-Eight miles from the Capitol nine
lots with tve-room house and stables. fifteen
minutes from B. & P; cheap. 25l7 K ST. NV.
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SeabOaId AT Line Railway.

FLORIDA and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington. Pcnua- r. r, Station
f:Oi A. MI. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY MAIT--Throtigh Pullman Sleepers
TO Jacksonville. connecting a.
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta
6:55 p NJ FLA AND METRO POITTAN
DAILY. limited Through Pullman sleep
ers 30 Jacksonville and Atls0ts
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
co Petersburg. Raleigh Southern Pines pine
hursD, Camden Columbia Savannah, Jackson
E5ie, and ali Florida points Charlotte Athens,
Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga, Nashville,
points West and Southwest
40 A. M. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines fPinehuTst) Ham
let and intermediate points
Office 1884 y. Y ave. and Penna r. Z. Offices.
r. E l. BUNCH W H DOLL
General Pass Agent General Agent.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-AJ public auction on premises Fri
day, july p. : p-m-- fifteen acres: fine land;
near steam and electric cars; four miles from
city, two dwellings; six and eight rooms: fine
for residence or agricultural purposes; terms easy
Apply DUCKETT * DENT. go F 81 mi
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and 1879 Sc
In effect May I. IoO;-
For AleIandris-Neek days. ESQ, T:o+, 80,
500, s-2e s-5g 9-z5. I0:O0 Il 90. ll:90 a m
yI2-O5. I2:2O 1913 KOS I-25. 200 go x q.
$50 3.5e, x4:I5 ABB. 4.54, SOS. 15-Z3, $40.
sos $50 T.o5 80 500. s.45 $50 1918, II 20
u-5g p m Sundays 7.45, 600 9:45- 1880 100
Il 80 a N; 300 noon. $3.50 100. I,3c. 200,
2-9o, 800. $50 400 $50 SEQ $50, Goo. $50,
200. 80. 500. s-45. $50, 10:15, I-2o. u-5e
?. n.
For Mount yernon-Week days, $50. 500, 1900,
hoo q. N; IIZ-O5 H .c5 200 x9.O2 $50, S-59.
x+-l5, H5=2S, 1908 $50 p. sundays 800 a n,
300 noon. 200. 400, 100 9:30 p. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Wesk days,
$50. T,04. 7-90 500 s29 $50 9:25, 1909 Il 90
4 n; -I2-05, 1870 -I2:45. sos. ei-25. 200,
- 30 s:O2, $50. 3:59 '4.23, 4:54. 5.23 G.0s,
$50. 7-06. 500 D m Sunday, 7:45. goo s:45.
1000, u:oo, tu:a5. 100 noon. $3.50. 100,
100 200. 30 800 ego 100 $50 500
$3.50, eco $50, 200. '7.9o. 500 ,. n
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
xExpress- To Arlington only
G. E. ABBOT. J. COLFIN.
President. Superintendent.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
ESTATE OF JACOB 5. REDaAS. DEcEAS

ESTATE OF JACOB 5. RED8sAN- DECEASED.
No cJ2g- Docket u
Samuel C. Reiuau has, with the approval Of
the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
holding special tenn tor Orphans Court bust
ness. appointed AUGUST l.. 1901. at 10 O'CLOCK
4. NJ, the time. ard said courtroom As the
place, for passing Of claims and making payment
and distribution under the courts direction and
control when and where an creditors and per
sons entitled 10 d-~rrihuyipc shares or Irgtcfcs
OF a residue are notified 20 attend IN person or
by agent OF attorney duty authorized. with their
claims against the estate properly voUched: Pro
vided, This order be- published once IN each of
three successive weeks before said dav in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Times.
Signed July p, 1901
Approved J. C. BRADLEY Justice
JOHN r. ROJZER
Acting Register of Wills.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
Southern Railway.

Schedule corrected II June l. 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
s-Ol a m Daily Local for Har-is9nburg, VAR
Eeaton, Charlotte, and way stations.
II:I5 a II. Daily. L. ;. Fast Nail Sleeping
cars TO New Orleans. Columbia. Savannah, and
Jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper tor
ASheyille. Chattanooga, and Memphis. and II
DaRvlile with sleeper for Birmingham and at
Charlotte with sleeper toT Augusta SOiId train
Washington 10 New Orleans Dining service
1881 a Daily. Local for MaTrentOn and
Charlottesville.
4:CI D N Week DAYS Local for Front Roy1I
Strasburg. and HsrrIsoubUrg-
$50 .. m Daily Local Tor Warrenton and
Charlottesville
$50 D. m Daily. Washington and Chattanoosa
Limited Cyia LynChbuTg). Sleeping cars = Roam
oke knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis. and Nea
Orleans Through coach 70 Memphis Dining car
service
g55 D m Daily. n 7. s Fla Express. Sleep
lag cars to Augusta with connections for Aiken
ead Charleston and to Savannah jacksonville,
and Port Tampa Through COACHES 10 Jackson
vile and Atlanta Uniting at Danville with Pull
man sleepers from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington To san
/ Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Dining Car Service
ern Limited the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South Sleeping
cars &c AshviI!e Knoxville, Chattanooga, aaj
Nashville and 10 Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham.
Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile, and New Orleans
Club car Washington to Atlanta Dining ear
service.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Tvo lots in St
Elmo. Va: J0xI05; viii be sold cheap WAi. II.
NcGRANN sos + Il NV aasSlssro
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FOR REsT-CoTTAGES.
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-At Colonial Beach: cottages. SO
so for season Apply 622 9TH 81. sw. ms
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FRiDAY-(c) Ais 5 p. Tl. Tor NETHERL ANDS
direct, per s. Rotterdam, from New Tork
Mail must be directed Per 5. $ Rotterdam"
tc) At los p "a fa- SCOTLAND direct per
5. s. ETHIOPIA, from New York Mail must be
directed Per $ - Ethiopia
(ct AT I.Oj D. N. for EUROPE. per Z 3
Luc4nia from New YORK. vla Queenstown.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

line: suburban electric road. lots JNzOJ for 500
al > per month Enquire W 4 BARTLETT,
LoaE and Trust Building m2l-ImO
FOR SALE-SIS0 down; balance monthly; houses,
farms L " PIERCE. Vienna Va m9Im0
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Baltinaore&O Ohio
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect july 5, 1901

Schedule in sfiect July 5, 1901
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave and ST
Chicago and Northwest. 1850 a n, -s-05 pm
Cincinnati, St Louis, and indianapolis 1905
a. m. as p n FI-IG HiKat-
Pitts5urs and Cleveland, 1850 a. nv $50 P
n and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling. -5-95 D N
Winchester, SIS q N, is5:45- and ..5-?9 p N
Annapolis. 10. $50 a n. IIz.5. -'4:s5
Frsderfes. s.s5. 900. 1850 a. n. ..I:15.
1850. and -.4-85 pm
Haserstown- .lO,o5 d m AID $50 P m
Boyd and way points l.S-5J- 900 a m, --l:I5
f.4.S0. $50, ''-o5 p H.
GaithersbUrs and way points, s:25 f+9-oo a
m. 1920. '-l.I5. Sis, 4.59, 500 1851.
-T-O5. ++I3-15 II-55 p
Washington Junction and way points. 1885.
1900 a m LIB .it-30- $3.50 p m
Baltimore, week days Nzs55. 800. $50, SJ7o5.-
Iz:I5, xI:Ie. 1890, xi-o0. x4.3e. 5.Sj. K5-o5.-
x5-Io " 3D. xG=z9, $50. xs-03, x1os99 x1I-S0
I:-35- p m SUNDAYS. KISS. -G5. KRIS. $50,
xs-O9 a m x12-I0. xlsIO l-I5. x3-O0. xS=3o 3D.
x5:05 x5-IO $50, rs GO NI0-oo. III:30 II1.35e
p m
For Chautauqua Beach week DAYS $40 a IT,,
40 P Sundays $40 a n l-i5 D n
ROYAL BLUE LINE
All trains illuminated with Pintseh Hight.
Baltimore Philadelphia. New York Boston and
the East, -z-55, los (DiueF), $50 (Bufetll
$500 tDinerJ- 1000 DINER q m 'l2:Le
{Diuer), .I-10 Diner, 800 (-Royal Limited, .
DinerJ Ef4.GQ CBu1et) sos Diner 500 and
~ 80 D n Sleeping open AZ 1870 clockl
PaTioT cars all day trains.
Atlantic City. 1000 4 N. liI2.I0 noon. and
II 10 and 800 p
Daily Except Sunday sunday only
X Express trains
Baggage called for ard checked from hotels and
residences BIZ Union Transfer Co on orders lcfr
at tickes Offices, 5I9 PeHTlsy wanna aEcnur s1FE}i-
west New YGTk avenue and Fifteenth Street ami
at depot Telephone ticket Offices tor < O.
Electric Automobile Cabs
D 3 MARTIN Ns-- Pcs T==-
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FOR SALE Or RENT-HoUSEs.
TH0S. {. WAGGAMAN,
KeaI Estate broker ana AuefEoneeE
9iE F Street ~. W.
FOR stEE-N0RTHwEsT.

ECfA SNk-t---Nttttf II " ESE-
S ~, stories I7r N /; lot 70x120 IT. sl4 900
iI2o, lbs and iIio %, brick houses, good
tenants all .---.-..- = OOl
ll5s and Il5I 10Th store and dwg rented. ; 205
"' 60 90 5'l2 o brick houses, good
~ r d. Or. bath N i.......-.-....... 400
-5Sd lIth n, Or. bath. n and stable 500
~ ~. 20 i4f3 56th, ST, bath a (Each). 5000
10 yin. I n. Or lot Ifxe4 a-------.-- zg9
81 ON n Or, water and seweT----.-..-. 1000
ST. AlS' AZ HciIdge Ct. he. 3r (all}.. I,509
SOUTHWEST
S39 \. h. Or and bath. 81. 800
5lS ION, b h. 4r and back buiIding....-.. 2 oJ
S4Z ana S44 u, hs 81 each. stable Cboth).. 800
NORTHEAST.
s s9o 9th St h. cellar, 8r. BATH II s. so
30 SIN h, 9r, bath and a n i---.-...- I 5O5
10 I'm; b n Il, bath and i-.-------- $500
~ eth, ; h. "a, bath end 4 N 49, $500
~ t'tn s. store and dwelling s...-.-..... ESQ
- l. D h d, lot ZII67 ft--------.------- Loo
SOUTHEAST
ScS A, b h. Ilr, bath aud m i...-.......- IS so
w a, b. l2r. g.sth and a i---..-.--. 8 500
4S3 to 439 I'd, b BIS, Or a N CEach) ----- s. so
intersection Of Va. ave. and / st. 55T4 So
II with improvements rented for 81
per 5000
7oI and 7o8 L, rs, lot 40z55 #; b05h...... s. 900
5SS Z. b b, s., oath and s i........-..... 300
81 and By d, hs. 6r each Zach $3.50 3,G09
80 l. h, tr, lot 25xIC5 ft-.---.----.-.--- 100
ll53 J ave, i. 8r---.-.-.--..-------.... so
1901 ave. + h. 5r. lot I6z120 T. Offer Wanted
FOR RENT
Ne, 20 D. 5r and bath SO o.
Ne. e07 sth. Or and bath Is 90
Ne, 81 Ist IT and bath I6 %
Ne. llO2 sth, 6r and bath...--.--.----.--..I Is 30
Ne. IOZl Il. Is o.
Sc, 425 9Th, Z 30
Sc, 100 9Th u %
Sc, fI0i gth Tr.-.-.-------- ---.-- 10 81
Sc, 10 II, 6r..---.................... 30
Sc, 626 Va ave, 4r---.---.--.-.....-....-. %
Sc, Si3 8 C. ave, 4r-.-...-...-............ %
Sc, ~ ID, ---.---.-.-..-............. o.
Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6-42 An. $50 An T-35 an. daily 2;I5 pm
and 900 m daily From Harrisonburg II 81
m. week DAYS AMI gao pm. daily From Char
IottesviIIe s.2s an. and $50 pm. daily.
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WANTED-At once. twelve hcdcarriers: long
job Apply RICHARDSON 81 BURGESS, UI5 18th
st. NV e25-3
NANTED-Boy to milk COW. attend 10 horse and
maze himself useful around house Apply al
1913 eth st NV eI
MANTED-Rcliahle mar with years OF eype-
rlence IN the drug and postal BUSINESS. desires
situation IN city or vicinity. good references
Box lt2. This Office. 81
WANTED Second hand on bread. JOE OFTEN
BERG, 1903 az St sw- esq
WANTED-Dr7Ig clerk: also driver bicycle rider
hoy With wheel, and collector so St NV,
second floor nj
WANTED-EIcvator boy Cuhftc): must have good
references. address BON 55' this office. mss
WANTED-Men TO learn barber trade. only eight
weeks required; 50 To 50 weekly guaranteed
Graduatrs- 'Iu>tGated catalogues free Addrcs,
NbLER'S BARBER Il HOOD. SD Canal ST. New
York. m25-5
wANTED-Tuo experienced site insurance So
hritor~- salary and commission Address BOZ
-IJ Inns Office nj
WANTED-Y ,urg man from the country. So per
week no experience Necessary G2l T St NV mi
wANTED-Lfvcry stable vatchman- cook house
and bell BOYS. three di-hwa~lCrs. two walters.
ariver. city and country people. SHACKLE-
Fokb.>. so 81 NV MI
WsNTED-Tyyo bread bakers at once 2ls nth
- SC M
WANTED-Teu laborcrs and team-ters. at once,
eight hours; $50 per day Enquire 1855 18th -.
NV. MI
WANTED-Cierk. SIC week. and youug man for
laundry Office Call basement 5I5 10Th 81
WANTED-Teo men to DO advertising: good
wages guaranteed CAL after 4 O'Clock. 1902 9Th
WANTED Experienced clerk IN grocery and pro
/ vision store Northwest; must DE sober and
hustler Address, with reference. BON I5l. tins
office. nj
/ WANTED-5Ian with some knowledge OF cooking
| IN luneHroom; 70 SUNDAY work. CIf Id. ave.
! WANTED-Boys between sixteen and eighteen
years old f5r messenger service; can earn SIS TO
/ $50 per month MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER
! CO. 1901 st
| wANTED-st once. twelve briykIayers: long job.
| and $50 per day Apply RICHARDSON *
/ BJ RECESS. GIS 14th St NV cas-
/ WANTED-Boy from - to % years; experienced
| IN soda fountain yls IN 81 NY eZ4-2
! WANTED-LayIndry wagon driver and solicitor.
/ Address Bon i36, this Office m2i-5
/ WANTED-Tvo zaIesmen to sell fine line of
! household specIalties on InSt2ilment plan. good
. pay Apply Room . 3o3 9Th 81 nv e25-3
/ WANTED Barber. arSt-cIlss. light-coIorsd only
need apply: steady Job; : week and board.
/ PRIDE. - Broad ST. Newark y J.
/ CHS
/ WANTED-A good white barber. at once Apply
I E37 St NV m23-3
/ WANTED C1Icred llborarS 10 work on nav rail-
: road in West virginia. $40 per day. leave
/ THURSDAY night 80 meet me Al B Il D. depot
ROBERT GooDRUN, 40 No ave NV mss
/ WANTED-Se7ver men. TO wozA on sewer. 7tL
{ and Hartford SIS ls-., BrooAland- m23-3
/ WANTED-2g0 IaUoreTs f0T railroad II West
Virginia: = &C per Jsy. free transportation APP
/ ply " Z ANDERSON. 200 9Th 81 NV mss
4 The OLD RELIABLE CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT
/ SOCIETY As LOUISIANA AVE home institu-
{ ten; without a doEbt the best sick accident
and death society IN the District of Columbia
wants Grst-class solicitors for industrial insur-
I tDce; chance for live men 10 make big money
I INVESTIGATE -YI-sn
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FOR RExT-sEoRE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Store and dwelling. : rooms. mod
imps-. f4 -t- NV, S25; store aud cellar, 1915
eth 81 NV. reduced 10 SO 30: store and dwell
ing, 1880 Florida fVIII rent separately or to-
gether), SjDs store and dwelling 800 10th St. NV
cellar. S55. LOUIS 2 SHOEMAKER go +
St s22-6
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC,

YOUNG PARROTS, Singing cannes AsocxEEz
birds. dogs. cats. rabbits gold Esh. etc; cats-
Iogue hTS SCHNIDs BIRD SToRE Zl2 f2Ih Il