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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-26

LOCAL AND PERSONAL COMMENT.
The barefooted boy was at school
Tuesday.
Cane. Kafir Corn and Alfalfa seed
at Dawson's.
The boys begin to watch for the
circus ads.
Mrs. Phil Leroy of the west side.
was in town Thursday.
For SALE-My place out by the
College. g. E. VIVIAN
Wear Julia NARROW shoes. Sole
agents, Lundblade & Bolinger.
W. A. Moses was up from Kansas
City this week. with Clayt. aud Ed.
Our Mccormick Header is not No. 2
lit is NO. l.. F. h. Miller.
John Quillen's new residence is
about ready for 'house-warming.
The best that isl is the lunches
you get at Wilson's ALL A restaurant.
Park Commissioner King is starting
half dozen flower beds in the park.
Show at the opera house all next
week, by the Mobiles Dramatic Com
pany.
Sheriff Dick Johnson and F. d. Viii
son were visitors to Kansas City this
week
D. Cope, the pieplant king of De-
{ ception creek, was down to the county
seat Tuesday.
Joe Kramer came back from Okla
homa tue first of the week. and later
left for Colorado.
YIN. L. Mauler and John Mauler,
jr., were two Olmitz men to call on the
DEMOCRAT Thursday.
Sherod Wesley is laid up with
sprained ankle, which causes him to
navigate on clutches.
Hugh Boyle. of Albion, and Hugh
Byere Of Eureka. were callers on the
DEMOCRAT Wednesday.
Be up-to.date, and eat at McCul.
lough's ('Jack's Place'0 the Up-to>
datest restaurant in town.
COL H. H. Carr and wife, of the Arr
lington hotel, HoisingtOn, were over
to the county seat, Thursday.
The Barton County Teochers Asso-
citation will hold meeting in the
Christian church Great Bend, May 4th.
DR.. Rafiington has bought the Sell
don property, just north of DR.. Con.
nett. and is fitting it up in comfortable
style.
Every member of the City Fire Co.
should remember the Importance of
being present at the meeting tonight
the 26th.
A fractional section Of about 500
acres 81 miles from Pawnee Rock. for
sale at BARGAIN.
o. w. DAWSON, Great Bend.
Prof Epperson promises the public
another of his pleasing open air band
concerts Saturday afternoon If the
weather is pleasant.
Chas. Norton, who has been with the
beacon for the past year or more, went
to Dodge City this week to take po~
sition on the Dsmo crat of that city.
Father Frey, who lives down on the
creek. east of town, is authority for the
statement that, instead of Ten Com
mandments" there are now eleven.
When a reliable concern Of So years. standing OF.
fers its product direct to the under a positive
guarantee, there is no good excuse for buying adj
ultersted goods unattended by a guarantee of any
kind. Sc advertisement of The Hayner Distilling
Co (which appears in this ISSUE
A large number of the congrega.
ton of the NJ E church attended a
public reception TO Rev. EASTWOOD
and family, at the church Tuesday
evening.
The "Allsley Co." got up some very
fair half.tone cuts of the four Great
Bend mills With good paper aud
press work they would have made q
very good showing.
A Mrs. Lyman, north OF HOisington
ought to make her man cut the kind :
ling wond. She broke her nose the
other day, says the Hoisington Dis
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-26

Some extensive improvements are
being made at the Elkhorn hotel, east
side of the square. Landlord Kendall
says he is forced to provide more
room for the accommoda tion of his
nartrona
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-26

VIII the farmers OF Barton cOu0ty
have representatives at the wheat
growers meeting to be held in Salina
May 1872 It looks to US like they ought
to. No harm can come of the meeting.
and much good to- the wheat gro " ers
10 v0aoihto
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-26

VIM. Deleplane, who runs the street
sprinkler, is upwards Of 80 years old.
If some of our young people would
practice the same habits of early rising
and energetic push that he does they
would fare better.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-23
Death Of = Veteran.

Postmaster Dat has received news
of the death of his brother, Lewis A.
Dat. at Norwich, Conn. He was SO
years of age and a prominent member
of the G. A. r. in Norwich. An injury
sustained in naval battle In the civil
war made him an invalid in his later
years. One of his sons is principal
owner of the Norwich Bulletin. one of
the most thriving dailies in New Eng
land.
About Is months ago the late Mr..
Dat gave the writer of these lines q
very cordial reception in Norwich.
Introducing him to the G. A. R. head
luafterS
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-23
MRS. MARIA l. BRUINS WILL.
PRESENTED FOR PROBATE
Miner Divorce Case Still Tangled
Master Advises Against Discharge
Of James Dodd's Executors.

The Supreme Court was occupied
all day yesterday in hearing argument
on the Miner divorce tangle No de-
cision was given. Record of Mrs. Mi
ner's discontinuance In the Circuit
Court was presented. Part of the
controversy is over the question as to
whether Hatch & Silliman, counsel
for Mrs. Miner in the Circuit Court,
are still connected with the case
They consider they are.
P. Danson kellett, Jr.. has filed a
masters report on the accounts and
petition for discharge of Rebecca A.
Dodd and Robert William Cathcart.
executrix and executor of the estate
previously reported are analysed and
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-23

fuuna cugreex. III the unDeee aoes
nat think The execufpro ~ tnIs st1Ge
are enfffled 10 their aiscAarge TIE
Reach road property = stiI1 On their
hands. = source Of expense and no
| profit Il present Il having titled to
se.. wAed onered Il IA upset price Of
5000 fixed by the court Then prop
efty in San Francisco appraised Il
$13-25a but subject to . mortgage Of
$500 Is still before the courts there
The total amount Of legacies Is SiA-
400. Receipts Of the local administra-
ton were S14.fss5z and payments
$s5fS54. The master recommends
commissions amounting 10 $fs0-so-
Meta A Sutherland has petitionea
for probate Of the viii of the late
Maria A. Bruins. mother Of petitioner,
and letters testamertary to herself as
the executrix named in the will The
estate consists of realty valued az
$500 and personality at $3.50. total
valuation of Si4.T59. The will was ex-
ecuted October %, 1900. in presence
OF WIZ O. Smith and Hsnc Smith
II makes the following requests and
devises.
ITO my son-in-iaw William j. White
the sum of three thousand dollars TO
be held BY him in trust to apply the
income thereof from time TO time for
the use and benefit of my grandchild-
rem Mabel Bruins. Henry Bruins and
George Bruins. and when the youngest
of said grandchildren shall arrive at
the age of legal majority to divide
the principal sum equally between
them or the survivors Of them. the
lawful issue of any deceased grand
child taking by right OF representa-
ton.
"Ali the rest and residue Of my es-
tate. real and personal. shall descend
and be divided equally between my
four children. Meta Sutherland. wife
of James Sutherland. Edward Bruins,
William Bruins and Adeline White.
wife of William ]. White, the lawful
issue of any deceased child taking by
right of representation
Carl G. Myhre has petitioned to be
appointed administrator of the es-
tate of his deceased wife, consisting
of $405 in Bishops bank.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-23
CHICAGO RECORDS FAKE.

No Truth in Story Of PaeI<ins-house
at Honolulu.
In yesterdays issue Chicago des.
patch was printed for what it might
be worth, which anticipated q state.
ment of the Chicago Record that Mel
son Morris, the millionaire packer,
was planning the erection Of q - ,000..
600 packing house at Honolulu. The
idea was to do away with refrigerator
transportation, instead transporting
the live stock to be slaughtered here.
"A letter was received in the America
Maru's mail by business firm, stat
ing that the story was denied by tele-
graph from Chicago.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-23
Short Novels and Complete Stories By

Rudyard kipiing,
Tan Maclaren.
Thomas Nelson Page.
Bertha Runkle,
Flora Annie Steel,
Frank X. Stockton,
Ruth McEnery Stuart,
Gen. Lew Wallace,
Charles Dudley Warner.
z Stewart Phelps Ward,
Mary 2. wilkins
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-28

wANTED-Cook for private family; to sleep a
home 1920 Isl ST NV e
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Baltimore g OHIO

Schedule IN effect November g. 1890.
Leave Washington, Mex Jersey Ave and c ST.
Chicago & Northwest, 1880 4 NJ, -6-a5' D m
Cincinnati St Louis. and indianapolis, 1905
a n. '3-45 p n, ITO night
PittsbUrg and Cleveland, 1850 a. n. $50
?. m, and go night
Columbus and W6eeling, sos p
Winchester. lfS-25 a N, llS-45s and t5-20 ?. L.
Annapolis, Iilz;fo. $3.50 1855 r N. Elz:la
So. and $50 P n
Hagerstovn. lI0:o5 a. n. and 1850 2. m
Boyd and way points S:S5. 900 a n,
Ills. lI4.5e. 1850. -T=05 P.
N. l2-50. Sis, H3-Go 1850, 500 ii5i2e,
-7-G5. --I0-15, iG1-2J p
Washington Junction and way points. iis:S5.
--9-oo a n, -i-l3. $50. $50 p N
Ba tiTnOre, week DAYS, z2:a5, 800 $50. X .95,
x7:fO x6-S0. S-S5 x9 % 1000 4 n, xl2-18 N,
I2:I5, u-I0. 1880 xi-e3. xf:50. f.S5, xS-55.
x5:I0. 1880, xs.50. 6-s9. SEQ. 1880 zx1l33o.
Il-S5 2. m Sundays. E2-35. X 90. GT:Io, SD.
xs.oo a n. zI2:I0 xi:l9, lis, x3=oo, x2-Sa s-S5.
x5-t5 x5:I0 $50, x5.oo. xl0:0o, x1I-so. KISS
= IL ROYAL Blue LINE
al trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore PhIisdeiphia, New fock, Boston,
$500 -CDiuer). lI9:oo fDiner) q m. 'I-fe
CDiuer), ITO (i1inrTJ. 800 (''Royal Limited.
Dinerl, Hoo (BuHet), s05 DINER. SEQ and
ii 20 p Sleeping Car open at 1000 o'cioek)
Parlor Cars on all day trains
Atlantic City II10-c0 a M. t12-Io noon, and
tiE:l0 and 1900 p. n
Daily iExcePt Sunday. ssSunday only.
xEzpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hoteis and
residences by Union Transfer Co orders LEFT
II ticket Offices, 5I9 Pennsylvania Avenise north
west. Men YORK Avenue and 18th StresC and az
Depot Telephone ticket Offices for B. & O. Elee-
tric Automobile Cabs.
F. D. UNDERWOOD, D. g. AARIR
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Entire stock Of hardware at a sac
riic-; show cases sHd fixtures sale; store for
rent. MEN YORK Et1GAN STORE, 4e5E oh
ST cZs-3
FOR SALE-A general merchandise store and
dwelling attached; doing q good cash Lusi-
mes; IL Montgomery County For particulars
apply address ALEXANDER, 1903 III, ST H2-
ness
WANTED IIusrlers- ! have inauguration canes
and badges, seIl wholesale, good money ~
ind ave. nS mss
FOR sALE-ssI9aus- 80 $50. and upward,
bargains CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Al
isutic Building m2s-i
FOR SAIE-Feed store, sacrificed if sold his
week. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. IeJs 8
II. mss
FOR SALE Biggest bu=fne=- snap in CITY for col
cred rnaii: iuy-stig4te NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. 1886 f st mss
FOR SALE Market store. excellent location Ad-
dress BOX 65o, tisis Office. mrs
FOR sALE-Dfuir,- room. ra. ave; price, $500;
snap DUNLAP gg6 St mzI-3
FOR SALE-Three-chair barber shop: business
section; bargain. DUNLAP. 900 st mrs
FOR SALE OId-establisIled iunclr2om; centre Of
city ~ J. DUGAN. 81 La AZ MR.
FOR sALE-Cheap. confectionery, oyster. ..ad
newsstand; also soda fountain. 60 ST
slc-@
FOR sALE-PooI room privileges in frst-cIa,s
cafe ". J. DUGAN. GI7 La ave n27-S
FOR sALE-Saloou; great bargain; purchaser San
take charge immediately. address Box 6lT this
ofhce e26-5
FOR SALE-Saloon; close 10 Avenue; s. 500. "
J. DLGAN- GlT La ave m21-3
ATTENTION. sHOWHEN-A complete storeroom
snow for sale; now in OperdtioH; big chance for
making money; for sale cheap on account Of
sickness aad retiring from business. Call at No
ri Pa ave. NV
FOR sALE-Saloou; close 10 market. W. ! pU-
GAN GT La Iu27-3
! WANTED-ro buy small butter and egg Or milk
route. i T. HEWITT, ~ 9Th 81. Sc. ez6-3
FOR SALE-Saloon near Government Printing
once. " }. DUGAN, 81 Ia. ave ru27-8
FOR SALE-Newly FUR. lodging house; splendid
opportunity foT Inauguration speculation good
location. - 3 st NV, near Avenue. m26-S
-0R SALE Saloons ~ Pa ave: chances Of life
Hne- ~. l. DUCAN. or la. ave. m27-3
@OR SAIL Lodging louise, IS rooms. occupied;
largaia- CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Al
antic Building m26-3
FOR Saloon; fine corner 7th st NV.
~. J. DUCAE, Oh La ave m27-3
FOR zAL.E-GEOosry. ID and D STA NV. 1n2e-s
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Seabeard Air Line Railway
HFL0RIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT


fHFL9RIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LTNE.u
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PEHNA R r. STATION
ass A. N. daily. FlorSa and Atlanta Fast &ail
for Petersburg, Raleigh. Southern Pines. Pine
hurst, Camden, Columbia savannah Jackson
yliie, Tallahassee. and Tampa, Charlotte,
Athens. Atlanta New OrIszns and points
est. Through sleeping care 70 jacksonville
and Hamlet 20 Atlanta
sos P. 4. daily. florida and Metropolitan Linn
tted-DE21iHs Room. Compartment. ObseEya-
ton, and Dining Cars-for Raleigh Southern
Pines. Pinehurst. Camden. Columbia, Savannah,
Jacksonville. and ST Aagustins. s.sspiag Car
Jacksonville to Tampa
e:55 ?. n daily. Florida srsd Metropolitan Lans-
tied for Charlotte Athens Atlanta, Chat
tanooga Nashville New Orleans and points
Southwest Through sleeping cars to Atlanta
For further information apply to W. 81 Nc
COSNELL. General Agent IsSk New York ave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-28
wANTED-ROoaTs.

Jj-B. Eveli-e[pef-eaced colcred man. place.
2r IL restaurant Address ~ % r. 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-28
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and Is I-2 St
In effect November 1, 1900
For Alexandria-Week dsys. $50, g:O4 7:so,
500, 6:S5. $50, 9-25, t0;OO II 90 II 30 l. m.
Il2 O5 I2-30 12:45, xI.oS I.25, goo, 230. KISS,
$50, 1858. x4:I5 4:35. $50 $40. 1874 $40,
8:04 $50. 7,06. $50. SEQ. s:45, $50, I0:i5.
1l-2o, and u,5a p. n. Sundays, As 900. 9:45.
1879, HOO. IL 80 a m 1900 noon, 1890 100.
1.3D, 200, $50. 800 2:31 800, 49, $50, $50
6:e0. $50. 700, 40, 500, s:4s ESQ., Io;I5,
II 20 and l:5O D. m
For Mount vernon-week days, $50 500, 1000.
Hoo m, xlZ:05, X 90, ESQ, E2,o9. S.53 14:l5.
Is q. 1905 and $50 p. N Sundays. 600 a N +,
II 80 noon, 900, 4:00, 7:O1. and ESQ p. IA.
EOr Arlington and Aqaeduct Br.dze-Week
dsys $50, "a, $50 SEQ S:35- s:5e, 9-25 1900
and HOO L m. 7I2.G5. 1870 sI2-45 l:l5. I Is
goo. '2:sO. 2:59 $50. 3:59. ABS. $50. 5:24
go, $50, 5:o5, and 500 P. N. Sundays. f:45,
9:o0. 9.s5, 1880, Il 90 and IL 80 a. m 1900
noon 1920 1900. .I:s0. geo. .2:So, 500, q 80
400. $50. 500, $3.50. $50. $780, T:eo, s7:Se
and 500 p. m
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
xExpress- TO Arlington only.
C. E. ABBOT President.
J. COLYIN. SUPERINTENDENT
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-28
WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED, s. Up; only dealer who gives
4 legal guarantee with all work; estimates fur
nished; samples brought: 1900 roll stock to Sc
lect from Send postal to
WILLIAM Y. MAHONEY, Coz Pa. ave. sc.
AnacOstia Branch 100 Pierce St.
fsI7-Im
WALL PAPER-You have time 20 prepare your
house for inaugural visitors: have the rooms pa
peTed; make them look bright and CHEEKY our
assortment Of wall papering IS the most varied
and exclusive in the city; rooms p2peret q up.
2 q. NOLTE. s24 Ninth st. NV fel0H
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FOR SALE-FTesh young Alderney asgv. with
heifer calf; third one Apply 5S9 jefferson ST.
AnacoStia. D. c. r2T-3
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FOR SALE-Party wishing 10 leave city would
sell household effects Of large house; full Of per-
msaent aad good paying boarders. Address Box
633 this Office e27-S
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs

FOR S4LE-TypeRriteFz: another cut; % No. >
CzligFaphs (slightly shop-Wom) manufacturer
price So; our price Uhile they last SO; shipped
privilege Of examination T. S. WEBSTER Co.
SIS Broadway, y Y ns24- %
FOR -Typewriters bought, sold, rented
and repaired, charges reasonable; ribbons, SOC
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. III 9th ST. NV
sEs-lmo
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Southern RY.
Schednle in 80 January 81, u

Schedule in effect January a. I201-
Trims leave fTom Pelna. Station.
s.el q. N Daily Local ior A2rrlsonburS ana
for Charlotte and way stations
HIS 4 N Daily Z 5 Fast Mail Sleeping
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AsheyiIle. Chattanooga, and Memphis and az
Dauyilfe with sleeper for Birmingham, sud e.
Charlotte, with SLEEPER for Augusta Solid sraln
ash ngjoa to New Ori,aES- Dining car service
II.S3 q n Daily Local for charlottesville
4:Ol D. n week DAYS Local for Froar Royal
stEas5Urg. and Harri<onbusg-
30 p. N Daily Local for Charlottesville
SIS o. IN Y eek DAYS New York aEd Florida
Limited Composite Cafe snd SInOsIDs Car, Din
ing Car. Compartment and DraEinG Room Sleep-
ing Cars and Library and Observation Cars New
York and Washington 20 st Augustine and
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car New York
and Washington to Aiken and augusta Connect
ing II Columbia with tartor Car Tor tHaFirsstoa
and AT wayerozs with Parsor Car for Townsville.
p55 m. Daily n Y & Fla Express Sleep
ing cars 10 Augusta with connections Tor Aiken
and Charleston, and to savannah, Jsshs0nyIl.e'
and Port Tampa. and Thursdays 70 ThauaSrItle.
Ga Through coaches 70 J4ckSonyrii- and At
Isnta Uniting at DanEilie with PA nzaa Sleepers
from Richmond AID Norl0-k ior Charlotte Tour
ist sleeper Washington 70 san Francisco Mondays
Wednesdays. and Fridays. Dining esF service
1851 . n ally zshin-toa and C.fattd7n9ga
Limited CYia Lynchburg). Sleeping cars T. Roam
oke knoxville, Chattanooga, 5ieilPAis. ana Nc"
Orleans Through coach 10 Memphis Dining car
service
1913 D. n Daily Washington ara Southwest
eru lin tee, S-eNpiuS cars 70 ANiieflsse, hnOA-
vile Chattanooga. and Nashville. and 10 Atlanta
Macon. Birmingham N5gTR}S A1EEEa TDery. NO
bile and New Orleans Dining car s-ryiCe- Tues
tiays and Thursdays SecTIng car Washington TO
Pinehyrst n &, and TErsdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS Sunset Limited Annex Sleeper Wash
ington 10 New Orleans connecting AZ New Orleans
with Sunset Limited iassSan Francisco
TRAINS Or BLUEMoST BRANCH
Leave y ASKING ten 9-Gl s daily 4-49 p n
week DAYS and t.25 p n. SUNDAYS for Blue
mont 6-25 ?. H. Saturdays arc IS p n. week
DAYS and II ~ p n wednesdays And Satar-
days only Cor L.e=b1rs- 6.Z5 P II week days 10
HeTuGca-
Through trains from ne South arrive Washing.
ton c-42 m. 6-5- s-S5 n u2iiS. 10 =
! n daily except Monday, 2-i5 pm, and $50
nm daily. From HarriS0nburg LT:S1 am. week
GAYS and $40 Pm. daily From Charlottesville
| SIS an and ESQ pm daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations ard other In
formation furnished and baggage called and
/ chectet from hotels snd residences by Union
/ Transfer Co. on orders lett at Ticket oifee. 5ts
| 15tb St NV; 81 Peana- Ave NV. and at
PENN. Station-
| FRANK : CANNON 81 Y P and Gen Mgr.
| S IL HARDWHk General P4sz'r Agent
| L. S. BROWN. General Agent
FOR REST-sTABIES.
FOR RENT-Box and 4-Stan brick stahie. for
Inauguration and permanent If desired; concrete
y \ ave Iii@o-S
FOR RENT-FARMs.
FoR RENT-Farnl, 2Tt acres Apply IFS -
] 81 y. e2s-S
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP wANTED-MALE.
wANTED-Boys or men to sell Birmingham
chewing candy on the street 30 9th ST Sc eI
WANTED-A yorng colored man for Office and
housework: wages and board COS Z St nw- 81
WANTED-5o cooks. s. to 50; Io0 walters. s.
day; diShwaSheTs, kitchen help. 81 day BUR-
CESS HOTEL AGENCY, 5H2 10th st. NV. e
WANTED man cook: white; steady
work PHLLA OYSTER HOUSE. 9TH and Fla
ave. 81
WANTED-A shoemaker. GEORGE PUGISHsE.
ZOO Va axe SE. 81
WANTED Two good BARRIERS at l42feG st. Nv.
nTed- METROPOLITAN HOTEL BARBER SHOP
WANTED-Cooas, waters. and dishwashers. i'm
re.ia5eIy, white or colored 81 Jenifer Build
ing. nj
WANTED Yonng man white or colored to make
himself useful about oyster and jining-Toom;
STEADY work 1913 zth 81 NV e
WANTED Flrst-class barber Tor saturday; -
guarantee; no other need apply % gth St NV.
y AETEI,-An errand boy; must have bicvc'e.
+ H SNYDER & co, III Pa ave e2s-3
WANTED-A good oyster shucker (cOlored) at
SH AIMS, $50 sth st. sc. nj
WANTED First-cIass press feeder: also colored
boy, Immediately. nth and sis, room a.
bank building. ma
WANTED-Twenty-fiY men and boys to sell
books for Inauguration 50 per cent commits
sion. Apply At once At Room :, 6S5 G St NV. nj
WANTED-Forty colored dishwashers. 81 day. for
rush. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. northwest corner
18th ST and Pa ave, second floor MI
WANTED-Three frst-class colOred walters; good
salary. 626 Z 81. nv. mss
NANTED-Ciood colored man as cook, six wait
ers, two disiIwaslers and two women III 9Th
St NV MI
wANTED-Two boys. white or colored 70 sing
tenor and alto: ages 10 10 i years APP! y. Z
O'Clock, 10 JACK NORWoRTH. stage door s.-and
Opera House 81
'WANTED-Youiig man a. clerk s. wee, to
, start; also driver. Basement SO 18th st. NV.
WANTED-Lunch counter man. 50 week; two
walters, s. week; also colored cock $3.50 18th
St nv nj
wANTED-A second cook Apply eI$ 18th st.
IN. mi
{ WANTED leo men and boys to seH Mckinley
Tag canes: big profit Gil La ave NV. ness
wANTED-Colored BARRIERS for Inauguration weeE
National Theatre Barber Shop, 1917 st.
MAAiED-"h ite man Tor lunch counter, - per
NV. MI
NV mi
acknowledgement drummer for retail gro
Ger. one Who can command trade Address
-
? NANIrD-t"t boys for d bag seller on Inaugural
tica Gay Apply March . from 70 O'Clock
pm. ar 7o6 9th ST NV. mss
-. -
NANfED-fhirJv fTst-Class street hustierS 70
Ga risk: slt2Cess guaranteed. Call NORMAN NAY
SA3D. 81 18th St MI
MANthD-Aien and boys % sell best pictures OF
AchlnleE l2o Roosevelt Ask Tor MARTIN. 6,-3
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk L washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day IL the year for Norfolk, FeE>
- poT News and all points South, % ths
superb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" -'Nortolk." and ~ ash
- inRton." the following schedule:
LE. Washington 8 81 pm Ly- Portsmouth 500 pm
LV- Alexaudria. 100 pm Lv. Norfolk. .8oJ pm
Ar Fl. AUaroe.7 % am LV Fl. Monroe 80 pm
Ar AOrfOlk-----s-uD am Ar AIss4ndrIa- b - am
ar. Portsmouth, IS ana Ar. EaStliIIgi0n-.7-Vo an
- Tickets oLI sale 81 eI7sAEziri. ave. B, and
- o. ticAeI Dflpe 6Iy Penn ave. and uontf
. 18Th 81 and \ Y. ave. c. o. ticket Of
- hces. II SIS Penn ave, and 5Ug lain st +;
. S :, L ticket ufice. 14s4 n Y ave. and
on board steamers
81 For further information apply At gen
- eral Offices 18th ST wharf, Washington. D. O.
- Phone, 80.
no2s-e JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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Through trains from ne South arrive Washing
ton o. q M 6:5z am. E:&5 daily lo-lS
Z N. daily except Monday 2:i5 pm and $50
pm daily From HsrrisonbUFs IsSs M week
,sgvs and $40 p m. daily From Charlottesville
SIS an and $50 pm daily.
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FOR SALE-Stock and eggs from my thorough
bred singIe-eomb Brown Leghoras. FRED KEE-
FAUYER. Berlgyn Md m2s-3
FOR SALE-No. Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chine; good new; S12; cost SIS. y 9Th st
m28-3
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FOR RENT-First-cIass accommodation for three
gentlemen during Inauguration week; terms, $3.50
each, including breakfast; electric cars within
half-block AZ Rhode Island ave mss
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MANTED-Twenty-fY men and boys to sell
books for Inauguration 50 per cent commits
sion. apply At once at Room :, 625 St MI
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FOR SALE OR REST-THFo barber chairs Apply
W H BURNS SIS 23d ST nv eZ7-s
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FOR RENT-Tlree furnished rooms; parlor floor;
can accommodate SIX for inauguration Is I'd
ST MI