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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.


Schedule in effect November Is, 1900
Leave Washington, Ne7s Jersey Ave. and s.
Chicago s Northwest, 1870 a n, fs:05 p n.
Cincinnati st. Louis. and Indianapolis. lees
a m '3-z5 P m, lilo night
Pittg5urg and Cleveland. sI0-5o = N. +s-3s
, n and 100 night
Columbus sHd Wheeling, sos p. n
WinehesteE. t}s:25 a n, ISIS and 1850 p 4.
zaaspohs 81 7;l0. $3.50. us.ss N, Ilaa4
-- s; and IsS:so P ..a N n,o.zo ..,.p
iii.So, 1850 ?. N
aagsrst0wn. Il9.o5 a n, and l5;so 2. m.
Boyd and way points. ISIS, $500 a. NJ
sI:l5. 1890 1880. +7:05 p
m. 1890. lib, $50, hAsSo, 500. li5-2o.
-7.o5. %+I0:15. HIS p m
s-s-oa a m, +-1:I5. l4:90. 1850 p n
Baltimore, week days, KISS, 500 $50 X =0Ss
X TO- xs:S0 s-35 1850. xI0,00 a e., KI2:le m,
12:I5, d:I0, xs:0e. xtfo x4:so t;SS. x5:9S.
HISS D. M SUNDAYS. x2s35. x %, Il 10, $50.
x9 90 a m, x12-I8 xI:le, lis. x3-0e 1880 4-S5,
x5s05. 1910. $50. xs7oe. xIo:oo. xli.So, xli-ss
ROYAL BLUE line
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, View YoEk, Boston,
a+9-00 dDiner). Ilio-o0 (Diner} & N. sI2.B
DINER. sI=I0 DINER, $500 (''RoFsI Limited ,,
Diner, If4-oo fBufTet). ~5-05 Diner, 500 and
al 30 D. n {SIse2ing Car opeH az 1000 ocleck}.
Parlor Cars all day trains
Atlantic City. .Io-oo a n, ll12-i0 noon, and
ElI;5o and Zoo P m ..s.,,.. o.,v
xExy-ess trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences BY Union Transfer Co on orders LETT
NJ ticket Offices, go Pennsylvania Avenue ncrtA-
west New York AvenEe and 18th Street. and as
Deyot Telephone ticket cfSces for B. & @ Elec-
tric Automobile Cabs
f D. UNDERWOOD, D. B. MARTIN,
2d Vice President Mgr Pass TFafc-
and Gen Manager
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WASTED-HOUSEs
FOR MAY department clerk and wife, 20 chill
dren VIII care for house during summer willing
to nav small rent. Box g. this Office eI6-3
WANTED-To rent q six-room house in OF near
BFoOkiznd. address BOX 81 this office. mI6-3
GENTLEMAN AID wife: no children. desire use
Of homo of party anticipating leaving city; high
est references PENN, l3 First street ne mlS-5
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RAILROADS,
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and u 10 St
IN effect November l. 1900
For Alexaudria-week DAYS, $50. 7.o4. go,
800 s:25. $50, CPS, 1000, II.oo II 30 a. m,
x1205, 12:2o f2:45 xI-05, l:25 2:g0, 2-S0, KISS.
$50, 3-59. KID, 4:35. $50, $40. x5-2f, $40,
6:04 go 7-O6 $50, SEQ. S;45, $3.50, l0:I5.
II-29. and II-59 p. m Sundays, z:45, geo. a.45,
1880, II,eo II-S0 a. H., 1900 noon, f2-9os 100,
I:2O, 300 2.90, 300 $40. 400 40 SEQ. go.
600 $50, 700, 7;S5, 500, Sis, $50, I0:lsD
I:2O, and II:5o ?. n.
For Mount yernon-week days. 6:so. 500. 1000.
IL 90 m, xl2-05, z1-05 geo, x259, 259, xi:l5.
X5:Z4 T;06, and 9:30 p. m Sundays 500 a m,
II 90 noon, 200. 4:o0, 700 and 0-3O p m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
days. $50 T-08 30 $780, S.55. $50. 9:25, Ie908,
and II 90 a m sl2.6S u DO +I2.45 90, sI-25-
s.eo 80 2.5s, $50. Ss5e, '4=s5. $50, SEA,
600, $50, 7:06, ana 500 p. m Sundays, 4:45,
300 9:45 +l0.39, II 30. and @1I:30 4 IA. I2.00
noon, 1890 90. -1:so, 200 $50, 300, .2=So,
400 +4:30. $780, -5;30, 600, $50, 100, $50,
and 500 p. III
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xExpreSs TO Arlington only
G. F. ABBOT. President.
J. CoLyIN. Superintendent.
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Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect April u, 1901.


Trains leave rom penna- Station
SCI = NJ Daily Local Tor Hzrrisonburg Is
Ter Charlotte ard way stations
HIS a. n Daily q > Fast Mail sieePing
cars 70 New Orleans Columbia, savannah. and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AsheFIue Chattanooga, and Aemphis. aud az
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta Solid tram
Washington to New ORLEANS. Dining car service
u:g7 a m Daily Local fer Charlottesville
t:0l D. II. Week Days Local for Front Royal.
s' ts9 3 N " Daily. Local Tor Charlottesville
SIS n Daily. \. Y Fla Express Sleep
ing to Augusta with connexions LeE tsTsa
ind Port Tampa Through coaches 70 Jackson-
Tile and Atlanta Uniting at DEBvilie with Pull
man sleepers from Richmond and Norfolk sor
e+a-7offe Tourist sleeper Warrington to san
Francisco Mondays, Tuesdays, and fridays On
ing car service rs-.....-.
Tsn,it.d Via IFrctbgTs1- Sleeping ezrs u Rcaz
oLe KRoxyiIle Chattanooga, memphis. a1a New
orleans Through Zach 10 Memphis Dining car
Io.45 y. N Daily. Washington and Southwest
ern Limited Sleeping cars to AshevllIe. Knox
vile. Chattanooga, and NASHVILLE aIa 70 AtisaIls
Neon. BirTp .nEbam, Memphis, Montgomery, No
hla and New Orleans. Dining car service.
DaiIv. except Saturdays and SunaayS sleep
10 car Washington TO PiRshUFSt. \. c., and
r,,cz4svz Sunset Limited An1ex Sleeper Wash
ton 20 Neu Orleans connecting at New Or
leans with Sazsset Limited for San Francisco.
TRAINS on BLUENoxT BRANCH.
Tcave Washington 9-OI s. m. daily, 40 p n
week DAYS and SIS p n Sundays for BiGe-
mont 6.25 =. n. Saturdays suG IS P. m week
DAYS aud Il.zg P III HsdHezdays aRa Sasus-
S[yz aplv for Ieesburg- 3:25 p n week days &c
Tfern6on-
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
on 60 m 6=52 zr TBS an daily 2:1j pm
md $50 pm daily From HsrTisoa6us II 81
m. week days and $40 pm daily From Cnaf-
iottesville s:2s am and $50 pm daily
Tickets sleeping reservations, a5d other IN,
s~-r-,ation furnished and baggage called tor aud
- r. on orders left at Ticket Office, "a
fsfh St NV; OIL Penna Ave NV, anS az
Peana- Station
FFSNK : CANNON, Sd Y P, snd Gen Mgr
Il HARDWICK General Pass'F Agent.
l. s BROWN, General Agent
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wAxTED-RooMs AND BOARD

WANTED Refined yoUsg man desires board and
room in private family on Capitol Hill OF within
walking distance OF Treasury Department; not
over S2G. Address BOX S.. this Office nj
WANTED-By man and wife, front and back
rooms with private bath; must be good loca-
ton. Address BOX 50 this Office. mI6-3
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin
FOR 4AL-sUBURHAN.

FOR sALESUBURBAs
FOR SALE-STnzll country homes farms Of every
description; al convenient to Washington WA.
' RUBERTS0N- Rockville Nd rn9-10
FOR SALE-suburban homes. MS, near Tenley-
town u fine cottages; some OF them have never
been occupied; IN 80 DAYS the most of them viii
be sold; never sach bargains offered before in the
NV; them now prices &, 100 TO s. 900 t ]
GILES 92S F ST NV Tnh3-tf
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Tickets sleeping car reservations, sad other IN,
formation furnished and baggage called tor shd
- from hotels and residences BY UuioR
Trsngfsx Co. on orders left at Ticket Once, "a
I5fh St NV; Oh Penna- Ave NV. and at
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wANTED-BICYCLEs.


NANTED-1O9 bicycles to clean and oil at
cents POTOMAC BICYCLE SHOP, 732 10th 5
NV. PI5-
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BED BUGS, fieas. had odors Pasteur's Pine Lo-
tion viii kill; guaranteed; why have them
I4I3 New York ave. mh22-imo
CE CREAM 9oc eahonS not made in cellar
Ut above ground. for sewer gas ahouHds Ia rr,
and breeds - phoid sd;pl.theria. etc, ncra-
ont eat that kind LACET'o Is pure sH~
delicious so h. 7. ave Phone 2oSl
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW UFHANPFoELoyDOy
st Louis Apr q. 10 AMI New York. Nay y. I0a-m
New YORK MAY / 10 am st Paul. May ., 10 a
St Paui--Sfay s 10 an st Louis-June ; 10 an
St Louis May I5 10 an y. York. june Z, 10 N
RED STAR LINE
NEW YoRK-ANTWERP-PAPIS
Kensington- Apr 24 noon FTiesIand-8I Nay s. noon
iceland May I. noon Southwsrk.Msy Is, noon
*New twin screw. steamers calling at Cherbourg.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION coNPASy
Piers Il and IS, n f. New York Once, q
Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 r ST. NV,
Or c. " Moss, I4II C St NV
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WANTED-Work in grocery. driving OF waite
q Mccullough St NV.
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Foa RExr-0FEICE ROOMS

sFoR RENT-OFFICE ICONS
FOR RENT-Large Office room, closets, hot and
cold water: private letter box janitoTs services,
So Elmore Flats, 500 IIth St NV el5-6
FOR REST-Rooms in building as2 St XIV;
cheap rent. Apply to W. J. DANTE. HutchiHs
Building 10Th and D sts deIS
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-New store; 9Th and Il SIS sU-;
unexceIled location for druggist. MES
FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Summer home in the AIIeghenies,
Monti Vista, near Oakland, on the B. & Q. R.
R.; finest view in the AIleghenics; elevation
1000 feet: 20 acres. with fine grove. garden and
orchard; Sisika spring on premises; analysis
Poland spring. 1S-Toom house and
cottage: all furnished; good stable and hzTuery;
IN good repair; price, $1,000; want offer As
owner has use for II owing 10 death; must be
sold. GEO c. NEWBURy Co, 20i Dearborn
81. Chicago mi4-7
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WANTED-TABLE BOARD.

board; ten minutes walk from
Neu York ave and North Capitol st; must be
reasonable address BOX 80 this Office nj
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FOR RENT-Cfgeap. three unfinished rooms; no
children. Enquire in store, S0l Sth st. ne,
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FOR SALE-Fiye good horses; suitable for heavy
draft and drivinz-s Also one very fast pacing
horse and two secondhand buggies. IA I St
NV cIT-3
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.
THOS E. WAGGAMAN,
9i7 F Street n. w.
FOR SALE-XoRTHEAST.

SOUTHEAST
% Grant St Anacostia frame. 7r bath. N /;
9z'0Vo; price less than cost; built By owner
FOR =sALE-NORTHwEsT.
A2J and 1l6I 10Th st. store and dwell
ING; prompt tenant $. 209
liVo Z5st, h. 81, water and sewer. S4o5
UNIHPR3vEp-NoR
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ron sALE-LoTs.
FoRETGx mALs.

FOR sALE-Two lots. woodside, I'd. Address
C. h S I2IO Z St nw. MILF
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FOR RENT-TYpEwRTTERs.

OR RENT-No. Remington typewriter. g pc
month; Van system toaciI-typewTiting 4.
Isarts), soc. Address BOX 275, City p 0. mis-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

0S6kE EsSS SAANSbSs
To DEVOTE myself to the Fenno Hotel, Colonial
Beach, Gem Cafe, 1909 G NY, handsome. profit
able. VIII be sold on 10Th instant to highest
reasonable sealed bid easy terms- Cali for infoT-
nation els
WANTED-Partner TO assist inventor to perfect
invention. Box 30, this Office els
FOR sALE-GrocerT stores; daily sales. $40;
cheap; cigar AND pool room; clearing 800
ERS, 1905 81. NILS
FOR SALE-Drug store. $50 cash; balance easy
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic
Building NILS
FOR SALE-Cigar store; good location; cheap
for quick buyer; leaving CITY rs CAPITAL 81 81
NESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic Bdildins- mI7-$
FOR sALE-SaIoon; finely located; 81 200; wood
and coal yard and feed store, 500; saloon. cen
traIIy located = 600; saloon fine corner eth St
" j DUGAN, 6l1 La ave NILS
FOR SALE-HaIf interest in the oId-established
saloon and restaurant business OF Osborne &
Hartnett formerly Schvviue> * Clarke; the most
profitable investment in Washington. W. J.
DUGAN, Oh La. ave. Mrs
FOR SALE-Furnished rooming house; owner
leaving city; bargain. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. 1906 st. Mrs
We HAVE CASH BUYERS for small stores.
NICE LITTLE general store. II St ne: only $3.50;
stock fixtures, good viii. and everything ready
to step IN and make money; good reasons for sell
ing. y. N. BRYANT, Narder Building, 9th and
SIS m17-3
FOR sALE-smau grocery ard provision store;
old-established corner Northwest; cheap; must
be sold this week. Address BOX Il. this Office
NILS
FOR sALE-Cheap. privilege Of barber shop. es-
ta5Iished about seven years; party leaving city.
Address BOZ -. this Office. mi
We WANT BIDS for putting up Skating. posts,
etc. HAYHORTH. 5lz SIN ST NV. mII-2
FoR SALE onfeetionerv. ice cream. and soda
water business, located on TIA st. between | ST.
and Pa. ave; fine place tor retail anufacturins
confectionery Address BOX ., this office
mlG-3
WANTED-Partner. 5000; Young man or lady;
medical student preferred; part cash. opportunity
Box 10, this Office eIj-3
20 RsALE-Ice cream makers outRt and Two ice
boxes; very cheap. z1zs 9TH St NV eI5-5
ron sALE-Dinfng-roorn. $500 snap. drug store
,siH invoice; cigar and pos9Fogm clearing SOC
weekly quick grocery, vii invoice poultry
stands, business 5000 monthly; bargain; shoot
ing gallery clearing - daily; confectionery clear
| ing 500 monthly: rooming house; splendid 10
cation. DUNLAP. 800 St m15-5
| TO DEVOTE myself to the Fenno Hotel. Colonial
Beach Gem Cafe. 1909 G NV. handsome profit
ableS viii be sold both instant to highest
reasonable bidder; easy terms Can for infor-
nation mI5-3
FOR RENT blacksmith and wheelwright shop
On RiadeusbuTg road. opposite Mount Olivct
Cemetery: formerly occupied by Elizabeth Wolf
| rent. -. JOHN SCRINENER 5l9 ~ 1t. NV.
| MILF
| CAN sell your country property for cash (resi-
| dences, farms, general stores. hotels. etc) no
matter where located; send description and sell
ing price and get my wonderfully successful plan
/ ". N. oSTRANDER, 1851 FilbeFt St. PhiIa., Pa.
| TahI7
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRTTE
/ FoR RENT-No. Remington typeugiler. g pc
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and waitress; also experienced infants nurse;
leave city. LADIES' EXCHANGE, GA 18th ST
nj
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ION o. an. 6=52 I'm, z.25 a Fl daily 2-lJ pm
nd $50 nm daily From HsrrisoabUTs Il;2T
N week DAYS and 9 20 :. m daily From Char
;ottesEllIe s:28 am and $40 pm daily
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FOR RENr-UNFuRNIsHEp Rooms

- J-~---~y>y~---.- ~.
FOR RENT-Cfeap three unfinished rooms; no
children. Enquire in store, S0l sth ST. ne,
ella
FOR RENT-Three unsurnished rooms in new
house; no children ZSl 9TH st Ne mI-3
TOR RENT-Tvo communicating unfinished par
IoE rooms 479 H St NV els-2
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. Oh 4th 81. NV.
eIG-9
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms, with bath
1887 st. sw. ml6-5
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms; gas and
BATH SI5, 6l9 Pa. ave. Sc, ml6-9
FOR RENT-Unf1rnished front aad back parEor:
heat. gas, and bath. Sl4. 1o9 st. NV. miss
FOR RENT-Three desirable unfurnished rooms;
modern; So. 100 Mass. ave ne. ml5-2
FOR RENT-A fat OF three rooms, with gas.
heat, and bath 1873 nth St NV miss
FOR RENT Neglyapepkred rooms s19 { st.
FoR RENT-HoUsEs.
I225 9TH ST. n. W.-Five rooms; water; gas;
large yard, parking; rent, $3.50; house open
NILS
FOR RENT-Five and eight-room cottages; 81
and IS per month; shade garden fine water at
station Yiennd. Va Address or call, Mrs A
FREEMAN, 94I4 18th St, city. el6-9
DESIRE to arrange with man and wife OF middle
nine-rO0m house now furnished and occupied:
must be good housekeePer and agreeable; refer
erces required and given; i'll health reason for
change Address B0& 53, this Office MISC
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Upright Piano Slo5.

50 MONTHLY PAYMESfS.
IN elegant instrument worth double the price
MIL F. c. SMITH. 1928 Pa ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MISCELLANEOUS
Young child 10 care for IN her country home. near
city: milk from fresh. young COW; references
Mrs. SEYMOUR So I ST eI
WANTED-Young couple would like the care OF
upright piano Tor lis use; VIII insure same Box
-. this Office eI
WANTED-ITrilnediateIy for cash. ice box. coun-
ter, and cashiers desk Tor frst-class grocery.
JOHN NIGNALL, 18th and Dover SIS, Br0OkIand
d. {. els
WAXTED-A Gne guitar; cheap Call 1928 9th
WANTED Cream: direct from the country Ad-
dress 4. WILKINS, s24 9th St nw. ml7-S
WANTED Secondhand ice cream cabinet cans
and packers 4 WILKINS g24 9th St NV
NILS
etc; pawn tickets bought LOUIS ABR4HAMS,
removed to 452 9Th 81
WANTED-Two good, second-hand pool tables:
also two ceiling fans Box 6, this Office ei6-3
WANTED-Highes4 cash prices paid for ladies
and gents CaSt-of clothing drop postal III call
b. TAkSiiES. 1905 9Th st. NV. na-IHo
WANTED buy ladies' and gents second
hand goods; drop a postal and we vii call B.
LEVY, Z8o5 NJ St. nw. MOS
WANTED-Children' sewing at reas JRable rates;
also gloves to clean; satisfaction q Irauteed .
Sew Jersey ave s. elsa
WANTED-M RICE. 1882 It'll St NV viii pay
the highest price fcT ladies' and gents Cast-ofT
clothing Address postal: I VIII call mlZ-5J
RANTED-HigIest cash price paid for ladies
md gents cast-of clothing; drop postal r.
all & EEBESKY. 1906 9Th ST. nv. m2-SJ
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WANTED-At once, good cook to stay nights.
Arulv 1873 9th st NV eI
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WANTED-AGESTs.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By neat eolored girl place as general
hoUsewoTker OF ch9mbermaid in small family Call
CZ3 Neye Hampshire ave eI
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WANTED-ROOMs.
WANTED-Two OF three rooms. with large
kitchen, complete; on first foaz; near Patent
Office; permanent II suited; rent low; no IN
cumbFances- W, 3 Grant Place. mIT-3
WANTED-FIat of three rooms; second aoor;
rent not to exceed So Addres BOX 81 this
Office. mI7-3
WANTED-By quiet gentleman, room with pri-
yate family On Capitol Hill; southern or east
eTu exposure. with large closet; s. or s. Ad-
dress BOX 81 This Office Mig
WANTED-T7yor unig5rished rooms. with privilege
OF light housekeeping BY voUng man and mother;
state price-and location Box So. this Office
ele-5 ~
WANTED-Three unfinished rooms for light
housekeeping; SECOND floor; bath and gas for
cooking: not % exceed SIL Address Box 49, this
Office eI5-2
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HELP wAxTED-PESIALE-

->--------4----r 49,
WANTED-Neat girl to do general housewt
CaU 1850 18th St u~ q
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Good delivery horse wagon. and har-
neSS. G22 4th St NV NILS
WANTED-TweHty teams to haul dirt. Apply
On work, Isr and Il sts- mI6-3
WANTED-Horses to board. 75c per week. call
cd for and delivered. RUNNING SPRINGS
FARM Randolph BID. mI5-3
wANTED-Ten good work horses 1871 " st
NV. mIz-T
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WANTEB-CoIored g., for general housewcrk-
1IS1 9TH st. NV el
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE Or ANCE-Bieycle; cost so
for So, or for a collection OF staInps; vii bug
stamps bicycle not wanted Enquire after {
pm At 100 18th ST mI9-3
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WANTED-By young man. position assistant
clerk or helper II large grocery store; object
10 learn business wages no object. address BON
IS, this Office mI7-3
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SITUATIONS wASTED-MALE.

WANTED-By q young lady. position as cham
beru.aid- Address Box IL this Office els
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

nj
WANTED-DeIiYery driver. $50 week; lady for
Office; also reliable housekeepeT. Basement, SIS
18th st. ny. nj
WANTED-PupiIs shorthand and typeBFiting;
best methods; Pitman system; experienced teach
ers; open during summer YESABLE SHORT
HAND SCHOOL. 600 St NV mII-exSu
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WANTED-By respectable coIOrcd man, place TO
do homework work in greenhouse; REFS. 2G35
LIST ST. Sw. eI5-3
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WANTED-By young man. position 10 DO any
eI
Daily camera., 1901-06-06
EDFUllER FOUND.

Diseoverer OF John Jay Mine 10 Working
III Gordon Guica.
On Saturday las, u. w. Fuller. aged
IS, a leaser on the Gold Coin mine al,
Victor. came to Boulder in search OF the
John Jay mine which was discovered by
his father, Z a Fuller, at the time Of his
birth. He also wanted to see the farm
place, which is four miles from Boulder
which his father purchased with
the proceeds o. the sale OF the
John Jay which orough. him s.s 900.
Young Mr. Fuller me, several citizens.
old timers. who recalled his father. He
stated tha, the latter had lett two or
three years ago for the Klondike and tha.
he had not heard from him since.
l, had been twenty hve years since Ed
Fuller had beea seen in Boulder. but on
the very day that his son was here curl
ously looking ur the scenes oil his child
hood and his fathers former mine dis
coveries. Ed Fuller applied for work
on mine in Gordon gulch, a few miles
from Boulder. and he is working there
now. having me, in charge of the mine
John Yates. who remembered him about
the time OF the John Jay discovery. Ed
Fuller was a typical prospector OF a
hlppy golucky type. and discovered
many mines in various portions OF the
state, somSof which have proved very
valuable. Among them was the Snug
gler, one OF the grea. silver producers Of
Aspen. He has been improv,den, with
his means and his family has scattered
to the four winds.
The first news tha. D. w. Fuller will
rec i've of his fathers whereabouts will
be in this notice OF his discovery in the
mining section Of Boulder county. aud i,
will be s,urce OF light 10 him 10 read
Of i, because he is highly successful in
his present mining venture and recalls
his early day experiences with his father
with the keenest pleasure.
Daily camera., 1901-06-06
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TEACHERS CHOSEN.

List Of Those Who VIII Rule the Bchooi
Youth Of BOULDER.
The school board OF this city has
selected the following teachers and
ani,ors for the school year beginning
next September:
Superinten ndent-WllIiam V. Casey.
Supervisor Of DrawinR-Cora Sanborn.
Mapleton-Miss Lovelace. principal;
Misses Hall. Lee. Fowler, Armstrong,
Rowland, Richards and Mrs Dwyer. A..
Mcneil, janitor.
Highland-Miss McFadden, principal;
Misses Dickey. Messenger. Ewing. and
Dwyer. H. Sears, janitor.
Sen,ral-J. L. Griffin, principal; Mrs
Fowler and Misses Rowland. Lichten.
walter, Martin. Allen. Manville, and
Smith. Jacob Ullmer. janitor.
Jeferson-C. L. Bennett. principal;
Misses Blake, Eden, Hicks. Austin.
VanDeren. and Ca,herwood. A. L.
Stacy. janitor.
Pine S,reet-Wm. S. Card, principal; !;
Misses Stevens and Nelson. Mrs Bush.
H. H. Bliss, janitor.
Substltutes-Misses Hooking. Au.rey,
Peck and Campbell.
Preparatory School-Dr. Callahan and
Messrs Horace Hall. A. L. Patton. o. S.
Fowler. Franklin c. Bush. Hermann
Emch, Geo. A. Carlson and Misses
Hortense Whi,eley. Mary L. Stewart,
Ruth M. Davidson. Rernice E. Autrey,
and Mary f. Elweli. X. T. Marsha |.
i Anitor