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The Western news., 1901-05-08

County assessors need not be hand
icapped by owners Of personal prop
erty refusing to settle taxes when the
same is listed. The law gives the as
SCISSOR full authority to seize move-
able property, sell it at public auc-
ton. after giving the owner a..week's
notice that the sale is to be made
and charge So extra for conducting
the sale.
The Western news., 1901-05-08

The three northern railroads estimate
that they have brought more than
$4,000 homeseekers to Montana, Ida
ho and Washington this spring.
Most Of, them have already been be-
nevolently assimilated.
The Western news., 1901-05-08

Before the end Of the present year
forty-two beet-sugar factories will be
in operation In the United States.
The industry isTnow established and
it's rapid growth is more than proba-
BILE. remarks the st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Western news., 1901-05-08

THOROUGHBRED PLYMOUTH Rock
eggs 81 per setting. Address George c
Tayl or, Florence, Mont. ST. 13t
The Western news., 1901-05-08

lions, etc. at the next meeting Of
the board I will place your letter be-
fore it,"
The Western news., 1901-05-08
WEDNESDAY, MAY s 1901.
NEZ PIERCE WAR OF 1877.

eer Association to join a reunion at
Sites, on June 18th, the anniversary
OF the outbreak Of the Nez Perce
Indians at White Bird IN 1877. This
leads the Spokane Spokesman Re
view to review the Nez Perce war re-
membered, perhaps too well, by
many Montanans. 1t follows:
This is an anniversary frauyht
with tragicl memories for the plon-
eers Of northern Idaho. The hostile
Nez Perces under Joseph, White
Bird and Looking Glass had gathered
ON Cottonwood creek, on the north
end of Camas prairie, pretending to
make ready for peaceable return to
the reservation. Hostilities began by
the massacre by 20 Indians of four
white men on White Bird creek, as
they sat playing cards. The same
day the Indians shot Samuel Bene-
diet through the legs while he was at
work on his ranch. He escaped to
his cabin but that night the Indians
returned and murdered him, together
with German named August.
Through the kindness of friendly
Indian Mrs. Benedict escaped with
her children.
How regulars and volunteers were
hurried to the war grounds; how lit
tie bands of soldiers we're surrounded
and murdered by the cunning Nez
4 Perces; and how Chief Joseph, press
ed by superior numbers, conducted
his remarkable retreat over the Lo Lo
trail. down into the Yellowstone
Park, and thence by forced marches
into the Fort Benton country ano
the Bear Paw mountains in Montana
is all matter of stirring history.
"To capture 300 warriors, en-
numbered with their families and
Stock" says the historian, required
at various times the services of be-
tween 80 and 40 companies of United
States troops, supplemented by vol
unteers and Indian scouts. The dis
tance marched by 'Howard's army
from Kamiah to Bear Paw mountains
was over 1900 miles, a march the Sc
verify of which has rarely beer
equaled as its length on the warpatE
has never been surpassed"
In this memorable Indian war the
hostiles massacred about SO settlers
packers and miners, and killed ir
battle 13 volunteers and los officers
and men of the regular army, be-
sides wounding not less than 100
The proportion of killed to wounded
has seldom been equaled in werfare
1no ne engagement the Indians killed
38 soldiers and wounded but two
Their craftsmanship was terribly
true.
The animating spirit of this wa
was very like that of the recent box
or movement in China. There aros
among the Indians the Smohollat
sect of dreamers, directed by prophets
preaching the destruction of th'
Waite race, and promising divine as
y sistance. They held that their deas
would rise and sweep the whit
mon from the earth, leaving to tn
Indians the land forevermore. With
out the aid of this fanatical move
ment the Indians could not hav,
been driven to the warpath.
Throughout the Salmon river coun
try and around Camis prairie pio-
neers cherish deep hatred for Chie1
Joseph and his warning band. Many
i of thsm resent the assertion that ht
vas endowed With. admirable quail
ities. They regard him as treach-
- So -
The evening times., 1901-11-04
wANTED-Roous AND BOARD.
WANTED-HOUsEs,

WANTED-Rogm aud board. se.. by two gentle
men. Address BOX $40. this oficc m2-g
The evening times., 1901-11-04
BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R,

Schedule in effect July s. 1901
Leave Washinstoa. New Jersey Ave. AID ST.
Chicago and Northwest. 1850 a. H.. SO pm
CiucIuuati, 81 Louis. and Indianapolis 'l0-0S
q m, -3-s5 P n. y 10 night
Pitts5urg and Cleveland. 'IO-50 g. N. SD p
m and 100 night
2:l5 p. m, for Shenandoah and points On y. 4
Wi1eheste-. Us.s5 a n. 1856. and $50 p Il
a1 AHH55olss. s. week e days. 7.15. SIS a. n. 12.5
and $50 p m sundays, SD a m and -
'Freieriek. ls.ss. 1900, -GIo-5o a. H.. ''I.i5
Hssers.6su. iio..55 a. rn- and $50 ?. m
Boyd and way points s-S5. '-9-0O a. m. - -lJ
t.sG Gsi;hs-.lls and ,sag saints. s.s5. ''9.o0
n. l2-51 LIB s-l5. Is-ao. 800 .5-so.
s7-O5. --I1-lj. II-25 .. m
Washington Juuc-ica and way points SIS.
'-g700 a. m, '-I-l5. i-S9. 80 p m
Baltimore. week days KISS. 500 G-sl x -o2,
Kills xs-31 s-e5. Is-al. Nlo-p1 a. M, Ss--iJ m.
l2-I5 xILJ. $500. 24-00. zs-S1. f-55. N5-e5.
II-s5 o. ~ Sundays Nz-G5. z--15. Z1-l5. $50.
zq-68 ~ XI2-I1. Gl-IG lis. E3-13 Ee-31. 4-3l.
x5.05. x5.l0. ESQ. zs-00 400. xII;SJ, xII;S5
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore Philadelphia. NeT YORK. Boston. ard
the East. '2:5j. = 500 tDEsr). $50 (BldeJ.
--q-Oq (Dinc-) 'IJ-00 lDIuer) a. m- .l2-lQ
Giner) sI-IO tDlnerl 500 ("RoysI Limited
IEuer} 1860 CBufe)- -5-Oj (DiEer). 500 aud
sIl-s8 o. m sleeping car open a. l0-o0 o clOck)-
Par-or cas- al day trains
Atlantic CITY. Ul2-05 a. H.. .ll2.lO noon. and
II.I9 AID 500 p.
sDaily- Except sunday ''sunday only
4 Express trlins-
Baggage called for aRd checked from hotels and
residences BY Union Transfer Co on orders Ieis
81 ticket Offices. 6lS Pennsy lvania avenue north
vest New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street and
Il depot. Telephone ticket Offices for B 0.
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. B. MARTIN. Mgr. Pass Trafic.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or TAXES. DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON. OCTOBER 30
IqOI--T4ypayers of The District % Columbia viii
take notice that the undersigned las received the
statement Of assessment Of the taxes for the Dis
trict Of Columbia for the year ending JuueS8 1902
and viii De- ready to receive payment Of taxes
at this Office from and after the Ist dav o3 No
vember 1901 Oue-haH of said tax Is due No
veI1be- T. IaDl- and the other LIlf Nav 7 1902
ON so much Of the -rsr half % said taxes due
November 1. 1901. as shall not be paid during
said month penalty ai ons tl) per cent viii be
added on the first day of each succeeding month
thereafter until the same Is paid or Otherwise
proceeded with the law directs. The law i'm
poses like penalty for Eoupsymeut of the sec
oud half due May l. lgJ2. II not paid within
feid month Of Nav Attest F. C. DAVIS. Col
lect0r Of Taxes District OF Columbia
The evening times., 1901-11-04
r RAILROADS
RAILROADS.
Washington Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

Prom Station. Pennsylvania Ave and ia -
In effect November T. 1901.
For AleHandria-Wees tays. $50. .sot. $50.
500. s-29. s-53. 9-25. 1900 IO-25, lI-00, IL
a. m; Nl2.05 l4-2o. l2-45, Al -o5. -5 300. 80,
Ts70z. $50 3-59. Vf-I4. 4.zs Asa. sos N5-2Z.
go 5-o3. 6-3J 7-O6 80, 500, as, 9-S0 l0-l5,
l.2O. u-59 D. m.
Sundays-7,f5. 9-O0. 9-f5 l0-sG. II 90. II - a.
m: 300 noon. 1870. 100 l;a8 200. 2-30. 500.
$50. 400. 40, 500. $50. 600 $50 800 7-30
500 s-45. go IO-I5. n 70 lI 80 p m
For Mount Ncnon-Week DAYS $50, 500.
lO-po- 100 a m. xi2-c5 xI=05, 200, x3=02,
Ii-lf. N5-ZZ. 100. Q - D. m
sundsys-9-oo a. m. 100 noon. zoo. 4:00
5-s0 800 $50 p. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
DAYS $50 7-Of. 80. 500. s.29 $50, 9-25.
lO-o9. u 90 a M. "l2.o5. l2-eO "I2-i5. los.
l-25, 100 $50. SOP. -s.30 3-5s. '4.S5 -4-54.
So, 6.08. $50. 700. 500 p n
SJNDAHS-T-45. 900 g-s5 sIO.30. II 90
II 80 a. n. 1900 noon. $3.50 100 'I:SO. 2.oo
$50, 800, '3-S0. 900. 40. 500. $3.50,
o-oO $50. 700. 30 800 .. n
Express TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. COLYIN, Superintendent
C. E. ABBOT. President
The evening times., 1901-11-04
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

y " 3lERKLE. Agent. 1929 Penna- Ave. Wash
inEtou. D. q.
From Ocean O. Ocean To All points in Canada
and the United States northwest
ACCOMMODATIONS JN~i RPA>SED.
Connecting 10 Vancouver With ne steamships
OF the Empress Line for
JAPAN. CHINA and the PHILIPPINES
Also with the CaUldian-A Ar5-ra.ian Line for the
HAWAIIAN SLAMS and Az ST RALIA
For rates and descriptive pamphlets apply 20
W " M-rSIe, Agent
The evening times., 1901-11-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF PETER FELKA Deceased. No
sgsS. Docket 25.-MAN F. FELkA, Administrator
has. with the approval % the Supreme Court 0f
the District % Columbia. holding q special term
for Orphans Court busIuess, appointed FRIDAY
NOVEMBER Is. I90l. az 10 O'Clock a. m. a. the
time, and said court room a. the place. Tor pass
Ing o. claims and making payment and dIstribu-
JiOn under the courts direction and control
when and where an creditors and persons en-
titled TO distrihutive shares Or legacies or rcs:
due. are notified % attend in person or By agent
or attorney duly authorized with their claims
against the estate properly vUUChei- Provided
this order De published once IN each Of three
successive weeks before said dIy in the Wash
instoa Law Reporter" and Washington Times
Signed October = 19ol.
Approved JOB BARNARD, Justice.
Attest LOUIS A. DENT
Register Of Wills
F. F. HOLMAN. Art1uev
The evening times., 1901-11-04
5EABUARD AIR LINE RY,

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington. PeaHa. r. R. Station.
I:Ot a. Al. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. NAiL-Throush Pullman SIceFst
20 Jacksonville. connecting al
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper % Atlanta
6:50 3. N. FLA. AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. lINITED-Through Pullman sleep
% Tampa and atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and seryics
ro Petersburg. Ba eigb, southern Pines iPlue-
Iurst) Camden. Columbia. savannah. Jlcks1--
vie. and all Fiorida points Charlotte Athens.
At'anta New Orleans. Cs.attluoosz. N2-lvi-le,
points "a est and Southwest
$50 A NJ LGCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh
DAILY. southern Pines (PinehGs,I1 han
let and intgruedl1tc points
Jface, lfSf y y ave. and Penn3. r. r Ofices
r. J. /. BUNCH W H DOLL.
General Pass. Agent. tiene-al Agent
The evening times., 1901-11-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Position IS working h0usekeeper for
gentleman IN Office. Address BOX Ji7. this Of
fee eI
The evening times., 1901-11-04
FOR RENT-sURURnAN.

FOR EENT-Eight-room dwelling; cellar hath
Psu;ry, aud attic; all modem improvements. ai.l
twO-st0ry stable and large lot Enquis- lOl0
Providence 81. BTOoklaud ID. C. U3-g
The evening times., 1901-11-04
WANTED-BICYCLES

WASTED-Bicyc!es bought outright and taken
On storage. Al 42s stE ST u,C-Im
The evening times., 1901-11-04
FOR RENT-HOIsES.

FOR RENT-To select colo-ed tenants, new sani-
tary 4--oom fats. all modern Improvements; tiled
BATH ideal homes for comfortable and economical
living. tlrst floor. So, second floor. SIf, third
hoor, SlS. Also 1889 and 1913 A 81. Sc. s. per
month. GEORGE r. HILL. 6l5 I8th ST. nv.
e5l-6
FOR RENT-FREE; TO colored persons: FIVE
room houses. northeast free for one month. and
then only $ d mouth. CAYWOOD GARRETT
corner 18th st. and New YORK ave. NV. m3-lm
The evening times., 1901-11-04
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii Do received at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department Wash
iuEUln. d. c.. UNTIL p O'CLOCK NOON No
NEMBEB No.. 1901. and publicly opened immedi-
ately there8fter 90 furnish az the Navy Yard.
Washington. d. C.. quantity Of gun steel man
ganese bronze. waste. sodium nitrate. and electric
cable Blank proposals viii BE- furnished upon
application % the Navy Yard. Washington. D. c.
A $ KENNY. PIyuaster Gcne-al L. = y
The evening times., 1901-11-04
HEIP wANTEn-H,s1-

WANTEu-Tan carpenters. school. Lincoln aer..
.H.l. Dr. ID
,,.,>7-t,, ....,-i .-.....
SIS wagon drivers Apply S. 5. pAisH & Son.
20 aHa Florida ave. me- oi-2
r-,,.r-r-p l..r-.f I
store NJ 5. JOHNSON, 1885 rcuusyl lyluta ave. ci
NANTED-Tvr BOYS with wheels. Apply room
Iu Central Building ath and P,uns,iygrfs ave
- ..--
NANIED-IIllor wanted al 2I5I P,uu-, Iyania
,[,ZTrn f-,--.-5---..I -..-. IL -
.,. ,-r5 HSRT I'T ~ ON ,'iG'nS wind window
Bro. 35o 1th ST. 81
TNVTF0- An -TT-----rI man i'm M ---.--- T,s,.
ono tlat ,.rlI.--t,r,.l- --- and -l-rsE5- A.,
ply az NJ. l@ H -t me- d
WANTED Butler fo- private family. two hotel
,''''S ~, h'fD'' I''' ''l" 7'- OF i-'- ''n 81
w. y. M ,,-,esI M.ISgrs % 'n h'F-g goods TO
- - ''''' 81 I1'-r t'' o'" ST. NV
@
NANTED-A boy TO work in dairy. must be
willing stay nights; references. Apply 55I7 o
~ Nv MI
WANTED -D-i,,-. = ,..,.- ~ ---r=--- - -
'enl inrnaee- CAL BASEMENT, 6l5 18th st. nv.
-'-
sl.-lN.- W. lli-A nan Who understands repairing
lo-nlleIe- e-.s Louisiana ave NV. MI
NNN Hl' o'T EeHL'e.. 1--we agents. good money
lp' "u-,l.1-- can 30 o. u- Tuesday morning
-s.i ~ 81 ST. ne, wa d. DAWES MI
W,>TrD ,--......,..- ,.---.
useiuI about store, can ride wheel eIf +
St. LE- mi
Wan IEb-Iwo farm and dairy hands, some Will
ing Q, "ofN- Apply. 20 JOHN %. CAN'T Lang
Iey' "a mia
v-,Nrrn s5.-- p.=-.-- ,--r--.-- on .-- o.,
ST. NV. MI
,,-,,r7.,-,. y,
I ll' i'.'. ~ 1 ..'.,L expert b.--r'i on custom
work 3f h 81 NV mi
WANTED-Two white chefs. s55 and sS5: and
nahCr- 500 for hotel Bl RECESS HOTEL AGEN-
11, yia 10Th st. mi
WANTED-Jol1rcd porter with wheel KIN
I SINGER. 18th and SIS NV mi
! EANTED-White elevator boy at the Lincoln
| A"lel- 10th and Il SIS. NV MI
! ,,- ,-,.,. .
drivers. cooks. SHACKLEFORD'S. 500 E st. au.
-
and horses. Sl2. coIored man or hov. fires. 1913
/ New hork ave. nj
| "a ,,-7I,T, -
/ I.AMETTES gls G. n NV ma
The evening times., 1901-11-04

FOR sALE-TYPEwRITE
LARGE assortment. greatly reduced prices: rent
lhG' >, H-71. and - month, typewriter repair
lHSi careful workmanship, very reasonable
charges; investigate WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. III 9Th st. NV ma
The evening times., 1901-11-04
SOUTHERN RY.

Schedule corrected 10 November s. I90I-
Trains leave from Pennsylvania station
sol A. n Daily Local for HaUison6urg- War
reuton. Charlotte. and way stations
HIS a IL Daily L. 5. Fast Nail Sleeping
cars 10 New Orleans. Columbia, savannah. aEd
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper fo-
AsheviIe. ChattaEoOEs. and Memphis. and az
Dazviile with sleeper for Birmingham azd a.
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta Solid yrai1
Washington % New ORLEANS. Dining car service
u-3l a. m Daily Local for MarrCntOn and
Charl1ttesviIle-
4.0I p. m Week DayA Local FOR From; Royal
Strasburg. and Ha-ris0nbu-g-
$50 p. m Daily Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
$50 p. r. Daily. Washington and Caattau1o-a
Limited (Yia Lyuchburg)- Sleeping cars O. Roam
oEc. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis. and Sca
Orleans Through coach 70 Memphis Dining cai
Eervice-
as n. Daily. Ny Fla. Express. s,eep
iag cars 20 Augusta with connections Tor AikeA
aad Charleston. and 20 Atlanta. Savannah. Jlc--
sauvi.le. and Port Tampa Though coaches o.
jacksonville and Atlanta Uniting 40 Dsuvills
with Pullman sIeep-rs from Richmond and Nor
folk for Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington O.
san FrIuclsc3 Mondays. Wednesdays. and FrI1ays
DlulnZ Car Service
I0.s5 p n. Daily Washington ans Southwest
a-u Limited thc only exclusively Pullman train
fr-yr,-- Washington and the south Sleeping
-l-s % Ashyi.'e knoxville Chatt1n0oEa. aud
Nashville and CD Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham
Memphis. Montgomery, Mobile. and New erlrAnA
CIu5 car Washington % Atlanta. Diniag car
service
TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH
Leave Washington e-I0 q. u-. 100 3. u- 8-sJ
% m and 4-49 r. N UceE SAYS and 3-0i a.
nj and s-25 p. m, Sundays only for BlueI0ut
ma 5-25 D. m wecS days FOR Leesburg-
Returning arrive Washington s-24 a. m, and
80 M IN daily and s-3s A. and 2-45 D. m
week davs from BlCGmont, and 6-5l a. H., week
days from Lees6UrS.
TbrsurA trains irom ne South arrive Washing.
Ion 6-l2 m. 5.52 ar. 7.35 an daily. 2-I5 pm
nd 900 IN. daily. From HarrIs1nbUrg u 80
a M week Jays and go pm daily Prom Char
lottesyiuc SIS an. and 9-s0 pm daily.
Tickets Sleeping CEr reservations. and other In
formation furnished and baggage called for and
rhs-sed troua hotels and residences by Unioz
Transfer Co.. ca orders left AZ Ticket Oiace. -
lsth 81 NV. 5II Fenna ave NV and n
PeuUa StIrilr.
Phone Main 1871 for p r. r. Cab Service.
FRANK GANNON. 30 b. T. -n- ,.-l -Isr-
s H. HARDWICk General P=sS'v Agent
l. S BROWN. General Agent
The evening times., 1901-11-04

STORAGE. - cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. 420 IOth st. NV u4-S
Ne Buy. sell. pacl store. AMI ship tGruitur.
anywhere Storage. 75c load. KINSEY. 80 10Th
81. MS
The evening times., 1901-11-04

WANTED-At once. 3 OF 10 acres Of grsur,
house aud barn. near city. Address BON 85
lA-- Once mL-s
The evening times., 1901-11-04

FOH sALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR SALE-H.cycles. tires. and smdries az cue
prices; tires yulcanized 90 LABOFISH. III gth
-. mas
FOR SAIE-MIu's hi-L-gr1de wheel: IitlIe used:
good order, -. Address BOX 502. this Office
FOR SALE Gents bicycle: splendid condition. 4.
20. Address BOX 40, this office. m3-s
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MODEL MAKING Machinery.

FIREARMS electrical work instrunen, repair
ing. satisfactory prices. FARRUW ARMS Co.
2l0 "a 81. NV.
The evening times., 1901-11-04
STEAMBOATS,
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.
STEAMBOATS,.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
- port News, and all points south, BY tne
- superb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News' Norfolk" and wash
- ingtor." on the following schedule:
Lv. Washington &. 30 pm Lv. Portsmouth 500 pm
LV. AeTandria--7-00 90 pm Lv. Nortoik----oo0 pm
Ar. IT Monroe !. 90 am LE. n Mouroe-T-o9 pm
Ar. Norfolk. 90 am Az. Alexandra. $50 an
Ar. Portsnouth-si5 am Ar. Washington--I-oo 90 an
Tickets on sale and stateroOms reserved
- st general ticket Office Bond building. l4th
- st and y I ave; Al downtown ONCE.
- Cth st. and Pa ave, AZ Office OF wharf
- and on board steamers
- LS-For further information apply AZ gen
- eral Offices foot 7th st.. phone 80. %
- Bond Building, 18th st. and y Y Sye-r
- Warrington D. c. Phone 900
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-mALE-

NASTED-By experienced colored man. place
a. driveE, lanitor, OF attend furnaces. s0I l.
81. nv ma
The evening times., 1901-11-04
sJTJATIONs WANTED-MALE AMI
EMALE.

NANlED-By nice girl. situation A. nurse cham
1erHaid dtshwasier; place by weI recommended
ariye-, housenoy- lol5 New NoIa ave. nj
] HAVE the best homes and most reliable hclp
IN inc CITY, AK your ueghb0r about the SOUTH
EFN AGENCY Established Isg2. 2l2 Il 81. nv.
mi
The evening times., 1901-11-04

THE BELMONT. sIs nth St. NV. 6rst-class
table board. new management; both dining rooms
open, price II aud $50 per week el-I
FIIRST-CLASS table board. 1924 nth st. NV.
c2-3
GOOD table board szI y. Capt. ST. els
The evening times., 1901-11-04

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW RK--SOUTHAMPTON-LO
Friesland Nov. 6. noon Hav-rford. No y noon
Phi phia-No- I3. 10 an Philz- Dec 4. 10 an
ST. Paul -No-5O. 10 an II Paul Dec Il 10 an
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORE-ANTWERP-PARIS
FrieslanL- NeV. Q. noon Gaverford No 2T.nOon
Southwark No. Is. noon Iceland Dee Z. noon
'VzderIand Nov p. noon { Friesland- Dec II noon
New tWin-screT steamers calling at Cher5Ourg
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers i and IS y r
New York Ofice % Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1903 + St n ",
Or c. W Moss. I8II St. \. ".
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HElP wANrED-MALE AND FEMALE

MATHEMATICS. sCicuCe. Engii-h-S0wd English
edleati1n7 backward adults coached certificates
Science and Art Department. London. highest
grade Irish National Education Beard 1912 Z2I
nv. .ng-g
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE-Lots three 20 ten thousand feet On
electric railway. single fare. 10 cents per foot.
monthly payments; without interest CLARK
BROS. 1893 r & NV mss
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCEs-
FOR SALE-old established two-ebair hlrb--
shop; good fixtures, and FIVE living rooms attach
Cihoe cl
FOR SALE-Saloons close 10 Washington: one
$50 and one Sl,syo. ". J. DUGAN. Oh Louis
lana ave. m+-E
FOR sALE-Saloon; bargain; near PENNSYLVANIA
ave. W. j. DUGAN. Cl5 Louisiana ave. mg-s
FOR sALE-sa,oous in every section OF Baltimore
and Washington. W. J. DJGAS, CI5 Louisiana
ave mis-
FOR SALE-yaIu. bic dairy farm near CITY: nerd
asa route lueludeD- Address b9N so. this office.
ni-3
SO WILL BUY good paying dining room and
/ furnished room house. 10 rooms. reason for SELL
lu- gwen bg addressing Bon 30 This 0fice-
mis-
FOR SALE-Grocery store doing good business;
On account 0f IN health viii sell cheap. 20
Pierce 81. NV mss
aILL SELL diamonds. watches. all kinds Of
IeUe!ry On time. Address BOX 500 this office.
mss
FOR sALE-Diuing room clearing s75 monthly.
DUNLAP, 900 + ST. mss
/ FOR sALE-cigar store 500. worth 500 Dun
LAP. go r 81. us-3
FOR SALE Cigar. pool. and billiard business,
hrst-class; invoice CAPITAL BUSINESS EN-
CHANGE, Atlantic Building. mss
FOR sALE-Oyster house and cafe. centrally To-
esteds must Dc sold. NO reasonable offer refused
BOX $50. this office. e2-g
MUST be sold on account og sickness. a cash
corner grocery and market in Northwest dolug
nice business, no books Address bon AZ, this
office u5-8
| WANTED-A good driving horse in exchange for
building lot ia Northwest, where real estate Is
! enhancing ia value AcIress BOX s7g. tins Of
! hcc n2-g
| WANTED-Partner with capital. TO start nrsb
room plant address BOX l7s, this Office. m2-3
WANTED-Tailor. partner. or viii give eutire
| control to right party. Address bon 4Gs this
| office. m2-s
| FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures OF confectionery
and luuchroOm ia the Northwest section; splendid
opportunity for party with small capital pre-rnt
owner cannot give proper attention % b.: store
and living rooms over same; cheap rent Addrr,s
/ Bon s65. this Office. m2-3
| FOR SALE-Grocery. northwest established t.r
| years; retiring, price 81 so. AEW YORK Bus
| mss BROKER, 1905 r. els
| FOR SALE-Cigar and news stand established 70
| years fine location: price $50 NEW YORK BIS
| MESS BROKER, lc06 p. els
FOR sALE-Two mills in Georgetoun; one
I0wer: long terms T. l. MOORE, 1903
At e5-u
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR EENT-Eight-room dwelling: cellar bath
pau;ry, and attic; all mOdeln improvements ais.
tw0-st0ry stable and large lot Enquis- lO60
The evening times., 1901-11-04
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-TVo or thee unfurni,hed rooms. sec
una ta1r, reasonable 1853 10th 81. NV; also ts9
or three, so nv. 81
FOR RENT-Five beautiful unfinished rooms.
range and all convenience, second faoI- Sis sos
Il 81. ne MIS-
FOR RENT-Cufurnished. two communicating
second d00r rooms, heat and gas and use Of
bath. 100 ST. na ul4-2
FOR RENT-Three uufurnishsd rooms. 1s.A+
housekeeping. bath sl5 First ST. MS ul4-3
FOR RENT Three OF four third ao8- rooms.
modern Improvements; reasonable terms. 2sls VI
ST. uw- mss
FOR RENT-UHfaruf,hei front room. third door.
.o- ] e. NV. mss
FOR RENT-Thrac unfurnished rooms f5- l.yht
L-l-eAerIiHS- - 9th st. ne. E-.-3
FOR HENT- Three uufurnished rooms; hez.. gas.
ana bath: SIG ls53 9Th st. es-3
FOR RENT-Three uufurni.hed rooms. first aoor.
5ll -. ,2-s
FOR RENT-Two or three unfarui-hed rooms.
second OF third floor, for light housekeeping 1884
arh ST. NV e2l3
FOR RENT-Two unf,rnished rooms. southern
exposure; heat, ga, and bath. Gl5 Florida ave
NV e23
FOR RENT-TVo communicating urfurui-ba4
rooms 1909 ST. NV ez-8
keeping 81 % 81. NV. m2-3
FOR RENT-Basement. tive rooms: heat and
gas; use of bath; SO ~ uw. m2-3
The evening times., 1901-11-04
FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

b. & %. r. r.. dwelling and outhouss7. =. 500.
also 80 acres Of truck or fruit land mile from
station adjoining the farm OF Mr. Wm. Holmcd
80 per acre, good terms. ". W. HALL. go Va
ave Sc els