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Evening star., 1901-06-06
SORRY HE SPOKE,
Manager Mack Tells His Experience
With Johnson's Umpires.

Manager Mack Tells His Experience
With JOhnsOn's Umpfres.
From the Chicago Chronicle.
While in Chicago, Connie Mack said of
his experiences with johnson:
Speaking about kicking on umpires.
here's a good one on nae. seldom kick IN
an umpire, no matterrhow raw think his
work, and never mention the word to Ban
unless he asks me. But last year, when in
Milwaukee, we had Cartinion and 1
thought he was giving usnthe worst Of it
right along, and Intentionally. I never
made any bones telling joe that didn't
want him in the town. ana often said SO
very forcibly. One day heard that he had
been called to Chicago by president john
son. I saw Joe in thescluba aAouse packing.
$50 you're going,oare your I said to
him. We'll, I'm glad Of it. and It'll be
many long day befere we see you back
THAT night cantillion and President
johnson held confefence.s
"'This Is a tough business, and I guess
I'd better get out of It., said the umpire in
opening the subject to Ban.
"'What's wrong?' querted the president
"'Well, seems to me a pretty tough
proposition when am told in my own town
that they don't want me and they hope I'll
must have lots Of influence in this league
to tell me / won't be sent there again for
many long day.
"'Did Connie Mack say thatY asked Ban.
edging nearly off his chair.
"'Those were his parting words to me to-
night replied Joe.
".You go back there and work tomor-
row. was Bans order.
well, when / saw joe come on the field
that day I nearly fell on the bench, but /
learned lesson. And McGraw win find
out the same thing.
Flight From Rennert, N. c..
The members of the National 6,an;ts1
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Bleak House.

'It won't burn" is an attractive declara-
tion in connection with the Bleak House.
directly on the ocean front, Atlantic City
This is described as hotel par excellence
for Washingtonians. 1t Is conducted on a
plan strictly European. Is modern In every
particular, and, as intimated, absolutely
fireproof. The capacity is 400, with luxuri-
GUS appointments and forty private baths.
Geo: H. coryen will mail booklets on re-
Evening star., 1901-06-06
Flight From Rennert. n.

The members of the National Capital
Flying Club engaged in their third -ace of
the season last Sunday. The birds were
Evening star., 1901-06-06

lated. saying that the cluster was too large
to be swallowed. II don't care" replied
the lady, an American. Il reckon that
cluster is worth $500, while that measly
bird is dear at 80 cents. I'm not taking
any chances, thank YOU Many a young
lady has been fond of the diamonds, but
afraid Of the bill,
Evening star., 1901-06-06
Levant WheeImen.

Levant "heeImen.
The members Of the Levant Wheel:nen
have arranged a run for next Sunday,
Suitland Park being the destination. A
game of base ball will be played.
This is the initial run called by the cino' S
new captain Ed. S. Byrnes. The start will
be made from the headquarters. eeo Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, at 9:}0 am.
Tuesday evening next the weekly smoker
will be held and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the clubs friends to attend.
Base Ball Notes.
Ban johnson called down Manager Duffy
a few days ago for talking for publication
about his staff Of umpires. Duffy was
quoted in a Milwaukee paper as saying the
American League umpires were not ca
pable of doing high-grade work. When
asked where he studied umpres and be-
came professional critic Duffy had to ad-
NIT that it was in the National League,
where the work is not any better. Duffy
has not been heard to speak of the umpire
since Johnson gave him hfs talking to.
Washington, in fact, set about the game
almost from the start as If it were the
rightful property of the Senatorial outfit.
In the second round Pop Foster-who, by
the way, or buy the wine. is now leading
the American League In batting-drove out
a three-bagger that wore Hoys shoes off
to the ankles pursuing it's meanderings.
After various bits Of foolishness Pop
scored on Clarke's single. In the third
Farrell hit safely, and then came one
Samuel DUNCAN to the rubber. Mr.. Dun
gan, when at home in the winter, is a
sign painter. Gazing adown the lane. he
saw at the far end of the field sign
that much resembled one of his own copy
righted daubs. There is a rank infringe
ment," quoth Mr.. DUNCAN. Il will even go
and see about IT. And he went, first driv-
ing the ball ahead Of him. The ball went
over the fence, and Mr.. DUNCAN, who is
baldheaded as well as a sign painter. am
bled around with ghoulish glee.-Chicago
Record Herald.
Ban Johnson appears to be having more
trouble with the Baltimore club than I'm
Gle Sam ever had with lot Of Indians
filled with firewater. The latest kick made
by "Mugsy'' McGraw, the Aguinaldo Of
the American League, is over Hughey Jen-
nings McGraw claims Jennings promised
to play with him before the Athletics
agents made the famous infielder their
big offer. Hughey, however, says the
promise was conditional on his getting as
much from Baltimore as any other club
offered him. President Johnson, however,
insists that Jennings belongs to Philadel-
phia and that McGraw must keep his
hands off that player. Now it is said Nc
Graw threatens that Baltimore will quit
the league unless he gets Jennings and
the point is still In dispute.-Philadelphi
Press,
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Courtesy to Bra.iIian omcer..

The government has extended an invita-
tion to the officers and cadets of the Bra
lillian practice ship BENJAMIN Constant.
now at New York, to proceed by special
car from Jersey City to Annapolis to be
present at the graduation exercises at the
United States Naval Academy tomorrow
This is courtesy in reciprocation of that
extended to the officers of the battleshIps
Iowa and Oregon when they were In Bra
zilian waters on the occasion of the inau-
guration OF President Campos Sales of
Brazil.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
Hotel Rio Grande.

A modern hosiery. with broad-minded,
liberal management, is said to be correct
description Of the Hotel Rio Grande, New
York avenue and the beach, Atlantic City.
There are sea-water baths in the house
and open-grate fires chilly mornings and
evenings Every feature Of the house is
elegant and new. Descriptive booklets may
be secured by addressing ]. Paul Kill
patrick
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A Bird and a Breastpin.

From the LOr don Globe.
A parrot at the zoo recently annexed and
attempted to swallow 100 worth of dia-
mCnds. The owners companion hit the
bird hard that il fell off the perch and
dropped the jewels The keeper expostu-
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Remnant Dept, Sd Floor, Take Elevator
MUSLIN
Underwear Sale.

Ladies Cambria Drawers, umbrella stvls
with hemstitched tucks, SOC. 0M'
value Building Sale Price .... .SYCe
Chtldren's Muslin Drawers, with hem
ana tncks 1 to years. Building n n
oaie frice. ..................U Il 4Se
Ladies Corded Band Chemises made of
good quality muslin; full length and
s.1d Sia'h; n, sizes 81 TO "A. Building 3Ac
A<AAS l iiSSs ~ GSe
Ladies French Cambria Corset Covers.
round neck; trimmed with Val. lace:
others Wee neck: tight-fitting;
ina psnmee sale Tr,ca Eita embroidery Build 22c
Ladies' Plain Cambria Corset Covers,
i low cnec meek; % sizes 81 to A. Build nc
Ladies' Muslin and Cambria Drawers.
umbrella style, with tucks, others trim,
med with rutfle and insertion of 49,
torchon lace. Building Sale Price NFCs
Evening star., 1901-06-06
Recent Trial. of Torpedo Boat..

The Navy Department has received the
official report of the recent trials of the
torpedo boats Barney and Bagley, the
former making 29.04 and the latter 90
knots.
Evening star., 1901-06-06

sent to J. M Penney at Rennert, N. c..
distance of 300 miles. who liberated them at
$50, the morning being cloudy, with a light
northeast wind.
The following are the diploma winners:
e. L. Barclay, first, second and third; Sam
uel Wallace, fourth.
Evening star., 1901-06-06

Shape up in the morning with Royal
Headache Tablets. A quick headache cure.
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Baltimore &OhiO
RAILROAD.
III u y .
Schedule in eFect Mav 70. 1a2I-

Schedule In effect Nay I9, 1901
| Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and G St
| Chicago and Northwest, 1850 a. n, 1906 pm
! Cincinnati, St Louis, and Indianapolis 1905
/ a. n. *3-45 D m. 40 night.
/ Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1850 a. m, $50 p
II. and 100 night
| Columbus and Wheeling. sos p n,
| Winchester, SIS a M, 1875, and $3.50 p. N
Annapolis, Tiz:i5. $50, 1885, a N. H12:B
FTeieriek. 1885. 900. Hlo.5o a. r.. +.1;15,
HagerstoTn. 1905 a. n and 1880 p. m.
Boyd and way points, S:s5, ++9-00 3. m, lib
1870. $50, tT-G5 p n
taithersburg and way points. 1875, @+9;;0 a.
m, fiI2-50, +s1:I5- H3-l5 1850, 500, ij5:S1,
'7:05, lois, HIPS p m.
| Washington Junction and way points. SIS.
| *-g:C0 q m. '-I-I5, ii4:3o. 1880 , III
x7:I5, xs.3o. s-S5, 1880 xIo.09 a M xT2:10 m.
I 1915. xI:1O. x3-00, xi:00, xi:30 49, x5:05,
x5-IG 1880 x6-29 $50, $500. xI0:00, xlI:90,
( 1885, p. n Sundays x2:35. x: 20, xI-15, $50.
x9-00 n, xl2-l0 xl:lo, 1:l5. 1850 x5:5o, 4:S2,
x5:a5, x5:I0 $50, xS:00, xI0:Oo, zII-30, Kills.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
| All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Baltimore. Philadelphia New York, Boston, and
| the East +2:3j +7-GJ CDiaer), $50 (BUfer),
| $500 DINER, iI0-00 DINER a. m, .12:15
| CDiner1 ITO DINER. 800 (f.R0yaI Limited,
t Diner, 400 (Bufet), sos DINER. 500 and
+1I-39 p GSlesping car open at 1880 ocJock)
ParIcE cas- on all day trains
Atlantic City. I0.G9 J. N, 1910 noon, and
| lilo and 500 p n
sDaily. Except Sunday. sfSunday only
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
| residences by Union Transfer Co orders lett
at ticket Offices. SO Pennsylvania avenue north
west New York avenue and Fifteenth Street, and
/ at depot Telephone ticket Offices t5r B & O.
/ Electric Automobile Cabs
D. B. MARTIN, Ngr Pass T-afic-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Popular, fully furnished summer re
s1Ft, good custom; take oHt part rent IN
board Address Box Il. this Office eZ3-5
FOR RENT-At Fails Church. Va, eisht-roon
brick house OWNER, II2s 9th ST nv. e23-3
FOR SaLE-At RivordaIc, Md, q new seven
room bJlfse; well located: on lot G1xIJ9 feet If
sold Al oare VIII take =, 40; 500 cash; balance
N Hs1uthiy payments this house cost 81 800
Apply ca premises 70 F. 81. NASGI4 ez3-3
NOTICE. decided bargain: IN order to close AZ
estate Uiu sacrifice a beautiful suburban
home situated IN Northwest lexington; recently
finished: latest Improvements with every ccuvcHi-
ence Enquire at once at 1893 ST nv m23
son RENT OR sALE-In and about HyattsVilis,
several beautiful homes, with lois, and snail
acreage zIitable fer chicken runs; price moderate
and ter.ns easy. ROGERS ROGERS Hyatts-
vile m2S
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'sFlorida and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington, Penna- R r Station.
S:3S 4, n. FLA AND ATLANTA = FAST
DAILY. MAH-Through Pullman SleEpeFs
to jacksonville, connecting s.
fLamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
6:55 p NJ. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. h3TTED-Through Pullman Sleep
to Jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and scTFice
hurst Camden, Columbia, Savannah Jackson
vile. End all Florida points Charlotte. athens,
Atlanta New Orleans, Chattanooga. Nashville,
points West and Southwest,
ago a, NJ. LoCAL-To Petersburg. RaIeigh'
DAILY. Southern Pines (PinehuTstl. Ham
let, and intermediate points
Office, 1854 N y. ave. and Penna- r. R. Offices
R. Z l. BUNCH. W h DOLL.
General Pass Agent. General Agent
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and I35k St
In effect May l. 1901.
For AIexandria-weet- days $50 FOG 7-s0
$500, see. ss5S. 9-25 1000. II 90. Il. 80 4 n
xlZ-05, I2-Z0, I2:45 xI:05, I25, 200 30. ks 02
$3.50, S:59, x4:I5, 4:33 4,54. Sos x5:23, $40,
500, 60 7:05 T:30 500 S:45. $50 1G:I5. Il 20
II 20 p n. Sundays, :+5 9.08 9:i5 I0190 Il 20
II 80 a. m; 1900 noon; 1890, LEO. 1880 2.08
$50 800. $50. 400. 40, 5:G9 $50 Goo ESQ
700. $50, 500. s:l5, ESQ, 10:I5, 11:2o. II:50
P n
For Mount Yernon-Week days, CSC 500, 1000.
400 a N; KI2-05. X :O5, 200. x3:O2 $50, 3:59
* - x5:2S 700. $50 P. SUNDAYS 500 a. H.,
12:o0 noon, 2-0o 400, 700. 9:3a D m
For Arlington and ATaeinct Bridge-Wee8z days
$50, 7o4, 80. $780, s.2s s;59 9:25 1906, II 90
a N; 1906, 1870. 'I2:45, Los. +I:25, 200.
s2:9o, S:o2, $50. s:59 -4:S3 Asa. 5.23 SOB,
$50, 7;06. 500 p. m Sunday, 7:45 900. 9:45
1880 Hoo. 1880 300 noon, 1880. 100.
sI:S0. zoo, '2:S0, 800, $3.50, 400, *430, 500,
$50, 600. $50, TOO. 80 500 D. m.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
xExpress- TO Arlington only.
J, C0LYTS. G. E ABBOT-
Super intendent. President
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FOREIGN MAILS,

N~~~-~0~-------~~r~~~~~-~~~~-
WASHINGTON, D. C., POSToFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule Of cIosings IS ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending May .,
the last connecting closes viii be made from this
Office as follows:
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ROYAL, BIT LINE.
Southern Railway.
Schedule IN effect Nay IS. 1901.

Schedule IN effect Nay Is, 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
sol & n Daily Local FOR HaEFisanbuig xad
Tor Charlotte and way stations
HIS J. n. Daily. L. s. Fast Mail Sleeping
cars % New Orleans, Columbia, SzgaERah, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper fOT
AsheEiiie. Chattanooga AID Memphis, and az
Danviue with sleeper for Birmingham and AZ
Charlotte. win sleeper for Augusta Solid train
Washington to New Orleans Dlning car service
u.37 {. n Daily. Local fer Char !ostesvllle-
1:GI p. N. Week DsTs Local for 2Eo8t Royal
StrasburS. and H2rrisonburg-
g55 m Daily N Y j Fla Express Sleep
ing cars to augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston. and to Savannah, Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa Through coaches TO IaeAson-
vile aud Atlanta Uniting at panFilie with Pull
man sIespcrs from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington TO san
Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
Ie-o p. n. Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Ia1.lfted Via Lyachb8rg)- Sleeping cars T. Roam
okc. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis and New
Orleans Through coach 10 Memphis Dining car
service
eru Limited, Sleeping cars 70 Ashevilie, knox
Macon, birmingham. Memphis, Montgomery, 40
bile and New Orleans Dining car service.
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 !. m. 10 p n. 4-55
D n. and 4:4g p n, week days, and 9:e1 4
m and 6-25 p. n, Sundays only for Bluem0nt
anu U--S D NSeh N-FS lCE AeEsAts4E
Returning arrive Washington S:2s a n, and
500 p. n daily. and S-Si a. m and 2-45 2. n,
week days from BIuemoEt. and 6-57 a. H., week
days from Leesburg
Through trains from me South arrive Washing
ton 6-I2 m 5:52 m 1885 m daily, 2:I5 pm
and $50 pm daily From HarFisonbtrg 1872
q n week days and $40 pm daily From Char
IcttcsyiIie SIS am. and $50 pm daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and other in
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences By Union
Transfer Co, orders left at Ticket Office. 20
Penua- Station
PHONE IIaI for P. R r Csc service
FRANK s CANNON, 81 V. P, and Gen. agT.
s Fl. HARDWICk. General Pass'E Agent
!. s BROWN. General Agent
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

fS11 truss, but he carries the Air
S2--asSS Cushion Truss ali over the United
" - States Men woTnen, ana ehildre7
wear and Ike them The AiE Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else viii. Consultation
and two weeks trial free. Lady IN attendance for
ladies Office parIors waiting and consultation
rooms on the same floor. Catalogues free. THE
RoRICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 15aa
F ST. ~ I'd floor
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OCEAN sTEAAlsHIFs.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW THAMPT0N-JoNDOE-
ST Paul May %, 10 am st Louis-June261 5a-rn-
st Louis June 5. 10 an st Paul.July 10. 10 an
St Paul. June H. 10 a II. st Loais-JuIy II, 10 an.
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORR-ANTWERP-PARfS
Kens'gton- May %, noon southw'k- June 10. noon
sZeeIand- June ). noon *VaderPd June 26, noon
Friesland- June L. noon KeHsiRgton-July ). noon
New twfn-screw steamers calling at CherbouTg
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and 10 \. r.
New York Ofice. 70 Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 ST NV.
Or G W Moss. 14II G St n W
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WALL PAPER.

EVER visit f G. Notes establishment It's
a mighty Interesting place for he selection of
your wall paper, 10 leave orders for inter
Tor decoration work. The largest and most
varied assortment % wall paper in the city.
Rooms papercd from > Up. T. G. NOLTE. S24
9Th St ". my2O-tf
ROOMS PAPERED, 3 Up; legal guarantee with
Rn work; estimates furnished; samples brought;
40,0Oo-rol stock 70 select from; send postal
WILLIAM Y. MAH0NEY, main store COS Pa ave.
Ee-: telephone East Half. AaacOsti2 branch. 100
Pierce St. mh22-Sm
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ASTED-Reuters for good pasture at Oxon
Hill Farm. Nj; SIX miles from city; plenty Of
shade sRd spring water horses. So eDIts. $50:
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WANTED-sU BURBAN.

wANTED-T3 rent a suburban place on car line
with without option 70 purchase Box 4, this
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing can2TIes Gloeking
birds dogs, cats, rabbits, gold fish, etc; catR-
logBe fTGe 6CHMD'S BIRD STORE. III 18th ST
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ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION CURED
By the Koch Lung Cure
$50 Nassau Street, New York.
And 62z { Street. Washington.
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FOR sALE-L0Ts

WE CAN SELL yos a nice lot on electric rail-
way, 25xl25, for $50; payable SO cash, baIanzc
SO monthly, without interest taxes; one fare
to all parts Of city Call for booklet giving
fan particulars. CLARK BROS. COS 18th st. nv.
mIG-I4
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HELP UNAVOIDABLE.

-- 1919 -, = =
WANTFD-vbfte elevator conductor for hotel
this CITY today. DICKS HOTEL, AGENCY. 18th
anu IA ave e
" ANTFD- Ff-srrI.ss all round 7-,7,,7-,, 4o+5s+
AL at once NERo DENTISTS, 18th and Pa;
60
wANTTD-Fixs r,,fr,tqrs I ALVEY ms --b +
NV. q
,-,vTrD - - - g. - -
Apply Sth and \ SITS Sc, & II. GLADDEN. el
WAYTFn- yo--r- --s,, ~, ,r,5e-zfsr,i- --3gb-
18th St MI
----------
WANTED-Painters 70 put hard oil finish
--
WANTED-Kitchen man cook. two walters. two
house bows four dislryr7sGars bell how SHACK
--I-r ,,l'D :, go2 + ., nv nlI
WANTED-For cafe opening co!ored chef sec
ond cook walters. l7gIs7e boy. scuIfon. and dish
washer. 80 F st. NV, second floor. MI
u WIN ,---------- - - -
brokers' hpsipsss t7,,Iy 40 + :, nv sac,nd
floor. MI
V-,y-rvT1 n. - -. I-DrDr
,T-vDTrv - 80 - 80 -
T.I-TpD $780, - - - ------.---
AZ r - n ,<' 'IS 'ai''i' DIT 0''0'' sua
" ,1-r7-D ~ - - - -
years old fT y7,asse,1T sr2ic. oar, e,-S as -
$50 per month MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER
| 90, l5Ol 81 NV
v,N-TED 4 ,,,l,- 81 Dos 49, = A.,
costa. m232
WANTFD-A nov aF,,,7+ +,,,r+ao7, ,esrs 1or
E RnT ana S'&oss |oFk; > per month A9aTes
--.- -
aiso vrbita 1o-ra- 100 W VI ave nv nj
WANTED-HoUSe boy. private family; also boy
for lawyers office Apply Thursday, 62I St
=. 800 -
IA, LloIe7s, iH'Sl5i-shL S3lIcleo'S' p Per
I'd! anu coliiihiSNloh- AedFeSS QUA , thiS ONCE
" ,-rr-r ,---------,--
- I-D I,'y wa S,,lite M-scSe ol p.l''o
e'~l''o WIN app! Nh 1i-'''if'I'' 1870 -
NJ
va IE-L-"e want two InJeIhsent solicitors;
S.g VIA NUS "t Sdaoie " '4liil5'7 Ia'5t 81
no o PG5 nee ~ls5- eSS' geh5
$500 80 = ---- o------ ~
WANTED-At once blacksmith's helper FLYNN
| q 1L1INI. 2LJ IIen 81 sN. nj
/ v,NrrD ToI;,rT, -,T1,--,- g - "a -
mission: wages iucreaszi; permanent If satisfae-
- - = --- ---
/ WANTED-Laundry wagon driver and solicitor
! BcX l, this Office e22-3
/ WANTED Young man. with experience at
4 plumbing. II21 eth st NV e22-2
/ WANTED Several trst-cIass plumbers, steady
J work TO good men. Apply CHARLES G. THORN,
Z 122. G st NV eng
! ----
/ NANiEil-Elrst-cl barber Apply to YIN
/ tENZO ToZZOLO- Il St ne mas
/
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Pianos, 81 Weekly.

Clearing sale OF square pianos and organs At
your own prices. Must have the ROOM Good
instruments as low as SIS, on 81 weekly payments.
eI4-tf F. c. SMITH. 1928 Pa. ave
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wAETED-RUOMS-

wANTED-By June !. n5cely-furnisllcd front
rooE1s for light housekeeping; must be North
cast Northwest, IN suburb; cheap rent. Ad-
dress BOX Il, this Office. 1913
WANTED-Large room. loft, OF stable that ean
be used Tor mechanical purpose Address BOX
., this Office m23-3
NANTED-Two OF three second-story rooms for
light housekeeping near Capitol; terms must
be moderate; references exchanged. address BOX
I54. this Office m22-3
WANTED-Bv single gentleman, bedroom where
parties occupy their Own home; size and location
iInnaterial- Address BOX $50 this Office n22-3
WASTED-By mother and son. three ,Irfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; central; reference
Address Bon 1SS, this Office. m2I-3
wANTED-smaH. shady room; viii furnish own
bed Address BOX al. this Office NILS
wANTED-BICYCLE
wAyTED-Ladies' old bicycles, cheap for cash
Address BOX 755, this Office. m22-3
WANTED-aIsCELLA
lowest price address BOZ Il, this Office H2-;-5
wASTED-A Light road cart; secondhand Or
new 1875 H St ne m23-3
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-oI clOthIng5 drop postal. I'll call
B. TARSHES. 1898 Ith St NV m4-Imo
WANTED-Typevrritiug copy work; rates reason
able. GLASS * MILLER. TypewTiters. gIS 18th
St m22-3
WANTED-At SINCLAIR'S. Gs3 La. ave. furui-
tUre show cases, stock ot groceries, for cash;
storage, 81 per load m22-3
WANTED-Latest revised secondhand dictionary;
GO AFf3re-= RfBE r,ay1
l ANTED-Two safes. one large and one small.
give size and price Box 7i5. this Office els
,,ANTED-Two secondhand pool tables; cheap
Tor cash. Address BOX 75g this Office m2l-3
TFAsIS-TE ssiS-TEASIS wanted 10 ham I,ricl--
sates % hauling fixed 50 that 3 per day can be
1aadg; stable room free Tor % head q stock
NEW WASHINGTON BRICK CO., Arlington
Alexandra Co, Va m2I-7
WANTED-To buy set Of bIaeksrnith's tools.
address BOX ~, this Office m2I-3
wANTED-Au Kind of Reynolds tobacco tags;
VIII pay 35c per 100 6l5 and C52 d
myI.-II..2
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents c9st-of clothing; drop postal, III
call 8 KEBESkY, 1896 9Th 81 nv. m5-30
FOR sALE-BICyCLEs.
FOR sALE-cca1's bicycle: good condition:
cheap ll2' 10Th St. NV. mss
FOR sALE-Boy's bicycle; riding order; 50. lI2l
Chaplin st. m22-3
FOE SALE-Lady's wI1eI. almost new. So;
coaster brake; VIII tezch beginner Address
BICYCLES. TIRES. and s7rudries: close them out
al greatly reduced prices; Investigate LABO-
EISa u % $. ~ IayI2-Iz.o
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WANTED-vhitc elevator conductor for hotel |
this city today. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th |
and Pl. lNa. nI
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-White head iaundrass; 50, and linen
room woman; today DICKS HOTEL AGENCY,
l2tH md Pa. ave. q
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WANTED-ROARD
MANUFACTURERS AND VEHICLES.

WHL GIVE job printing in exchange for board.
AddTcss BOZ rs this Office rnzI-3
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SITUATIONS wANTED-aIALE.

NANTED-By experienced bartender. place in
city or country good mixer address BOX 74s,
TINS Office moo
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TRAINS ON BITEsfoST BRANCH

Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6:I2 m 5:52 a m 1855 a. n daily, 2:I5 pm
and SO pm daily From HaTrisonburg Il 81
a n week days and $40 pm daily From Char
lcttcsHiIie SIS an. and go pm. daily.