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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
Seven Hundred Basketball Enthu-
siaSts Saw Webster Defeat
MiIIbury 26 to II in Music Hall
Last Night
THE FIRST HALF WAS
CLOSE AND EXCITING
But the Home Team Piled Up
Point After Point In the Second
Period and Won Out With Ease
Cooley the Hero of the
Game
Game

Special to The Spy.
| Webster, Dec. 28.-Webster defeated
Millbury, in Music Hall tonight, in a
league championship game of basket
/ ball, by a score of 26 to II. The game
was the most exciting ever witnessed
in town and 700 rooters cheered them
| selves hoarse.
There was excitement galore in the
first half The score was close and,
try her best Webster could not pile
up anv more points than her visitors,
who contested every point to the bitter
end The half closed with Webster
single goal in the lead, the score being
II to 10.
In the second half things We're differ
ent. The visitors seemed to have
played themselves out and the fierce
onslaught of the home players was too
much for them. Webster piled up point
after point, while Millbury scored a
single tally.
Cooley was the hero Of the game.
He threw six goals from the field.
Lineup and summary:
WEBSTER. MILLBURH.
Matthew, !. f. r b., Koran
Davies, r. f. /. b., Wlseman
Scott, c. c., Burt
Conlon, r. b. J. f., Powers
Cooley, !. b. r. f., Horne
Score: Webster 26, Millbury II. Goals
from field, Cooley g. Powers @ Horne 2,
Matthew 2, Scott 2, Davies; goals from
free tries, Matthew 4, Koran 3; missed
free tries, Horne 3, Matthew s. Koran 5;
fouls. Cooley 6, Horne 4, Koran 3, Con
lon g. Scott, Burt, Powers, Matthew.
Referee Fred Burgoyne; timers, Pat
rick PrOut and NJ. F. CosgTove. Time,
two Commute halves. Attendance, 700.
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THE DEVENS STATUE
COMMITTEE TO MEET

A meeting of the Devens Statue Fund
has been called for tomorrow after
noon by Senator George F. Hoar. The
subscriptions have been coming in
rather slowly, and strong efforts will
be made to push the matter along and
secure the necessary funds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
THE
SCfeTVee Galleries.
THE

was in Jefferson Saturday, visiting old
friends.
his dancing class Of jefferson met I'm
Coleman's Hall. Saturday evening.
There was about "a present.
John Manning Of Princeton Street
has resigned his position as overseer
Of the picker department of the Jeffer-
son mill
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
HOLDEN

The regular meeting of the Farmers
and Mechanics Club will not be hei
Wednesday. Jan. l, but has been POI
poned till Wednesday Jan S. when the
hosts will be J. W Holt, Bryant Broth
ers. H. Lowell and Mrs. Mary z. Hub
bard.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
A New
Business Enterprise

A year ago the Goth Of November.
well established Photographic Studio.
an Art store, with the intention of
maintaining as fine a collection Of Art
Goods as could be found in New Eng
land.
Many persons predicted that such a
store could not exist in Worcester. But
that did not discourage me, as my
long experience in photography proved
you were fully capable of knowing and
approaching the best in all branches
of Art. And 1 felt assured you would
support a first-class Art Store In this
city. The result has justified my ven-
ture. Our business has surpassed our
expectations. We have worked hard,
probably too hard for our own health,
but when labor is appreciated, work is
but pleasure, and with it comes unlim-
tied endurance.
I thank you for your confidence,
trade, many pleasant compliments and
concentrations. which is a great in
centive to larger endeavors. I also
thank you Cor your patience during
some Of the unavoidable delays of
rrror,foor I,,eiYacc
In my Photo Department the bust
ness has doubled, and the call for art
istic reproductions in photography has
been greater than ever. My photo
graphs at the different exhibits this
year received the very highest hon
ors, and the portrait of Ernest Thomp-
son-Seton was singled out as the
greatest portrait ever made by photo
graphy. This, with your appreciation
of good work. will spur me forward
this coming year more than ever, and
will bring forth the greatest photo
graphs 1 ever produced. I shall in
few days announce an exhibition Of
an entirely new departure in photo
graphy. Watch for it.
In compensation for your liberal pat
ronage and kindly feeling we have
planned something Of interest to you
on Jan. list. Please read the Worcester
PAPERS OF Dec. S1st, and you will be
agreeably surprised.
Thanking you for the many kind
nesses during the past year, l beg to
remain, most respectfully yours,
n. SCHERVEE.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
OBITUARY
MARGARET DoNAHUE

Margaret Donahue infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Connolly
Donahue, died yesterday morning at
the home Of her parents, IL Beacon
Street Court. The funeral will be this
afternoon at 230 o'clock. Interment
will be in St. Johns Cemetery.
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HARVARD.
YALE.
Totals

In the last 10 years Columbia has won a
total Of M games and lost 49,; Harvard
won 7912. lost 40l7; Yale won 1872, lost 73i4;
Princeton won 1872 lost S0l2.
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& Ohio R,R,

Schedule In eject July 5. LoL
Leave Washington. New jersey Ave and c St
Cincinnati. S.. Louis. and Indianapolis. -Iy-05
a N, '5.f5 p n, tl-lO night
PittsbUrg and Cleveland. 'lO-5J a. m, SO P
Columbus end wheeling. SIS ? n.
S.s5 p n, for Shen2ndoah and points on y h
wi6ehester. ls.s5 a n, us;45. and $50 p n
1ans5olis. week DAYS. us. SIS a r.. l2.15
and $50 ?. m sundays, $50 a. n. and 80
, Frederic ISIS. 400. TIo.5o T. n. ILL.
IL 80. and s-4-s p M
Hscerst0zn. 1905 q n and $50 P n
BOYD and way points, SIS. 900 a m. - Is
Gaitherssure and way points So. 100 a
n. IZ.53. -1:l5, SIS, i4-So, 800, 80.
vT1..-iu---9 Junction and way points. ISIS,
s.g-00 a. H.. lis .f-5J. $50 2 n
Baltimore. week days, NZ-a5. 500 o-a3. X 80,
x7.I5 x 30. SIS, xsS9, 1lo-2o a m. 20 i1.'
I2-I5. xI-IQ. 500. X4-o0. Ni;s1. +-a7, No
x5-l8 $50 x5-2J. $50. Ns-OJ, 1000 A-l-sJr
Mss m sundays. KS. Ll-lo- 4 ID sd.
x7-o6 H. EI2-lo EI-1o. l-l5. LS-80. N3-s9- t-al.
P H. ROYAL BLUE LINZ.
AT trims i-Iulr mated with Pintzch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New forz- Boston, ana
tb. Eas-. s2-s5 ---c5 tDiner). SD tBude)-
--9-00 tDine-). 1880 Diner a. r.. -E-I0
DINER. TO (Di-erl. 500 C-Royll Limited,
Dine5 400 tB-Ee). '5-o5 lDine-l- 500 and
sI1-sJ o. ~ Sleeping car open at l5-e0 o.c-0ckl-
Par.5r cars on al DAY trains
Atlantic City. 1880 a. re-, .l2-lG noon, and
TI-L0 and 500 p
-Daiiv. Except sunday. -'S1ld1y only
x Express trains
Ra--a-e called for and checseG from hotels and
residences By Union Transfer Co on orders LEFT
AZ ticket oflces Go Pennsylvania avenue n1rrh-
west. New York avenue and Fifteenth street. and
1t DEPOT Telephone ticket Ct-ces .1r s u
Electric Automobile CABS
D. B. MARTIN. Mgr Pass. TraEzc.
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RY.
- - . - I. -.

Schedule corrected to June I 1901
Trains leave from PennsylvlIlia Staten.
Sol a. n Daily Local for Harrls0n5urg, WsF-
renton. Charlotte. and way stations
HIS a. IN Daily l. s Fast Nail Slespins
cars 20 New Orleans. Columbia. Savannah. and
jacksonville uniting az Salisbury with sleeper for
AsheYiIc Chattanooga. and Memphis, and az
nsnviIle WITH sleeper Tor Birmingham ard a.
Charlotte. with sleeper for Augusta. solid train
Washington 90 New C--l ans Dining car service.
u-S7 a. II Daily. Local for Worrenton and
Charlottesville.
.:u D. m. Week Days Local Tor Front Royal
Stras1urE. and Hs-TlsCubu-g-
4.33 2. m Daily. Local for WauCu-Ou and
Charlottesville
$50 p m Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Ciz Lynchburg} SlCep{E- cars Q, Roam
exc knoxville. CLatt1c1cga. Memphis. and New
Orleans. Through cCsGh % Memphis Dizics car
slTslce-
855 p m. Daily y Y & Fla Express sleep
lag ears % Augusta with connections for AiksN
and Charleston. and 90 S-gIulzts jacksonville,
vile aud Atlanta Uniting 90 DauylIle with Pull
Cn1--etle- Tourist sleeper Washington 90 SIa
francisco NluL-s-. " ---es-1gs, and FrIlsyL
Dining Car Scrvice-
Il.s5 b. p. Daily W2zh.-St.l and Southwest.
r-a Limited the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South Sleeping
-rrs 90 As.vI-c hulE-lue. ChattlEl11s. and
Nashville. zaI e. Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham.
N.--ari. Montgomery. Mobile. a1L New Orleans
Club car Warrington 90 Atlanta Dining car
service
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.SERBOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

'C-0-tsl City Route"
Leave Washington PlnEa r. R. Station
ft=Ol a. n. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAIL-rlr0uch Pullman SleGpera
60 Jaca~1uv5ic. connecting aE
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper 20 Atlanta
6:5S P M, FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMTED-Ihroush Pullman sleep
20 Tampa and Atl1nta-
These trains offer excellent schedules and secv1ca
90 Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pines (Plne-
hurst), Camden, Columbia savannah, JacSson-
vile. and all FIoridl points Charlotte. Athei.s,
Atlanta. New Orleans Chattanooga. Nashville
points West and Southwest
d:SO a RI LOCAL-T0 Petersburg Raleigh.
DAILY, Southern Pines (PinehuTsO Ham
let and iRtcrmcdiztc p0inss.
Cflce 1884 y. y. ave AID Penna- r. r. Otlces-
r. T. l. BUNCH ". H. DOLL,
General Pass Agent. General Agent
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WANTEB-A sound horse. suitable fr delivery
wagon. 100 II st ne. cli-5
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WALL PAPER.

HAVE YOUR ROOMS PAPERED by the Foer
Bros. lowest prices and best work done 40 Short
notice, phone s5y-4. 400 18th ST. NV. mI8-6
WHILE the paperhangsrs' strike is on hand, re-
member that r G.. NOLTE at s23 9th ST. nv
The Old Reliable" has 1rst-class workmeu CO
hand and is ready 90 DO your wall plpcTing al
s. and upward Tor rooms. mi5-tf
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FOR sALE-PEANo<
sPEcIAI PIANn ~

Twenty Upright Pianos, including such makes
the Stief. Marshall & Wendell. BauTciEter.
etc, al very low prices These pianos must be
sold 10 make roofE fer our Fail stock. Prices
range from $1,000 up Terms on some low as
sJ.u0 per month Every piano guaranteed SIlEFE
lgulIG. Mgr. M
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TABLE BOARD.
FOR sALE-LoTS-

TIE BELMONT l3 10Th t. NV new manage
meat cafe Serv.oa. hrst-elsss. SIS month .
breakfast and dfun.r SIG a month. tlo-i
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-PoSitiou as cook; first or second;
crenCes. G3l l. ST. NV.
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PAN-AMEEICAN EXPOSITION.
..r..-."r
FOR RENT BuOAS-IG6 lexington ave, bet. Del
aware end E-mWuuI ayes. near Exposition and
close 20 Delaware ave. and Ferry st-, rate. 8Itl
-rsakisst, SL2J. Address BOX SJ7. this Office
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uEIP wAxrED-MALE AND FEMALE

---HrrH-H-Ha-arrrr--r--H-H
WANTED-IpJ ladies and gentlemen 70 take or
drrs for Life Of Mckinley outfit free; no eX-
porirncc required; call at once; SO to S25 per
day easily made. DINSMORE PUBLISHING 90,
CD 9TH ST. NV. ml3-a
THE STAR SCHOOL Of Shorthand and Type
writing viii open October IA At $50 p M;
evening sessions only; practical education; book
typevritCrs used. electric lights; individual at
reurion. f29 IIth ST. NV. elO-b
SHORTHAND dictation and instruction: Rem
ington tvpewriters furnished Or practice. 8
month; touch-tvpcvritiug. court stsno-Taphcr-
J. A. WILLAMETTE. gl3 G ST. NV m2S-lm
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wANTED-nICICLEs.

WANTE D-Twcutg-lyr meas and ten children,
NV UlJ-5
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

70 RSALE-A good square piano. for 80 on 81
weekly payments. +. G.. SMITH. I2Z5 Pa ave.
eI5-S
FOR sALE-Only SIS for an upright planes. in
el5-3
FOR SALE-Flne Chickeriug square piano. slsF;
8 monthly payments. +. @. SMITH I2z5 Pa re.
eI5-S
FOR sALE-ssJ0; upright piano. s215. s. month
ly payments. F. C.. SMITH, 1928 Pa. ave. cl5-S
FOR sALE-Pagn tickets for diamond ring ana
stud; cheap Box los this Office el5-S
FOR SALE-Ssving machines. Domestic and Nsg
Homes = up, at MCFARLAND a c.. l5ss 18th
ST. Hg-, cor r. ml5-s
FOR sALE-FIve-piece SIX tapestry parIor suite,
rev; cheap. % n. Y. ave ne MISS
FOR SALE-High school lieutenant uniform and
gverCoat, good as new, Viii sell reasonable Adj
dress BOX 10. - oeice. ml5-5
FOR SALE-Tvo large -p7sadiuE rubber plants;
seven feet high Apps 20 l2A st. sg. miss
FOR SALE-FIbt-top oak desk: in good c-nti-
ton, s. 100 ST. ne els
FOR SALE-Handsome $50 baby carriage, only 81,
bargain 70s 81 nc- clf-5
FCR SALE-show cases. cash register. combine
tiou cash drawer, jars etc; cheap $50 Va ave
sE. miss
FOR SALE Furniture. slightly used. FRIES s.
HOPWOOD sth and 81, NV miss
FOR sALE-500 heatins stoves. good As new;
free delivery FRIES & HoPHoOD. otl and X
sts- NV. MISS
FOR SALE-Ouc stove radiant Home. No. Is0).
cost SS5: will sell for $40. looks like new; fun
nickel only had FIRE in it three times glaraH-
teed AS good as a new stove; free delivery,
FRIES & HOPWOOD. stA AID X srs- NV MISS
FOR sALE-Kitch-n range and two heaters, in
good condition; cheap Oh ] 81 me- MISS
FOR SALE-soud walnut bedroom suites. 50;
hall tree $3.50; magnificent furnishings Of fl
teen-roOm residence bird s-eye maple, mahog-
any and oak, haIr MATTRESSES iron and brass
beds carpets, Tugs, bookcases, extra large and
small table,, large heaters steel range. Singer
machine, American flags, large mirrors; must sell
at once price no object dealers invited every
thing complete OF separate articles. sSl sth e.
NV m15-S
BIG COMFORT FOR LITTLE MONEY!. Auer-
bach's Tweuty-niuth Annual Importation % SAX
ouy Wool German Hand knit Jackets Coma
here Sweaters COmahere Hosiery and Under
wear. Parties Who Have Been Wearing Our
Jackets 4 and Years Can Be supplied With
New Sleeve c. AJERBACH. and Il, Do
nestle Sewing Machine Agency.
m5-eod&sl-Smo
LOoE-55e cash, 25c weekly. lace curtains. p1r-
there's. rugs table linen, table covers, towels,
blankets. comforts. spreads. quilts sheets, pill
low cases. toilet and dinner ware, sliver-pLateG
ware, lamps, vases, clocks, albums. Bibles eLN.
Address BOX 10. this office. viii call WIKI SAN
pies mis-.
FOR SALE-Rcmiust0u typewriter. No. Z. COM
plete with staul5 so, cost 500 Room -. Al
lautic Building miss
FOR SALE-Ou credit Of zoe a wsel. zoeau hand
sewing machines oak or walnut. guaranteed,
u1m s. mp % 7-Ji open evenings 10 80 s-- sa-
MISS
FOR SsLE-Cheay. eabiue,-7auaEed ground
aI4Ss ol1ee partition cheap. CLARK BROS.
lzz2 st. NV MISS
Buy COAL this week; save money IT, @.
NOCKABEE 81 son, % and j srs- Sc Phone
I
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Tickets. sIespla= ear reservations and Other IN
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked frlIl hotels and residences by Unior
Transfer Co. on orders left at Ticket once 7o5
I-.a st. NV, 5I Prnrl. Ave. NV. ard az
T.-rl ~rlriul-
Phone Is3I Cor ?. r. T. Cab Service.
FRANK s CANNON % y. p. and Gen Mr.
s. 3D. UAHuHICR General pas5r Agent
/. s. BROWN. sc-.ll Agent
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN LINE
NEW THAHPrON-LONDOS.
RED STAR LINE
s. Louis Oc-lG 10 an Friesiand Nov. 6. noon
Phil phia. OC-Z3 u am Phi pbia-No. %. 10 am
NEW YORE-SSTW EflP-PAKIS-
'Faderlan L. Oc-I6 noon Friesaud. Nov 6. noon
Kensiugt0n-Oc- q. noon Southwark No 3. noon
'Zeeland- Oct 20 noes I'YadcTlaud SCY.40, noon
'Nsw twin-screW steamers calling a. Cherlol-.5-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers IA and IS y. z.
New York OeRce. y B-oadzaT.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1855 6 Y u.
Or c. ". Nos I41I G St " y
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-sTABLES.
FOR RENT Large stable. cheap; HuI stable ten
horses Apply 900 90. so- miss
FOR RENT-Large brick stable with loft; lu
rear ai us IItl ST. uw. MISC
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SITUATIONS wANTED-HALE-

sITUATIoNs wASTED-lIALE AND
=MtLE.
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WANTED-2s6 North Capitol ST.; reliable EXP
ricucoj girl; for general Homework. a
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Tr-zh traizs f--m ,ne south arrive Wishing
.-- -.ra re- E-52 -E1 1885 am. daily. e-IJ pm.
.-F ESQ. % al. daily. From ua-risaur-rr ST
= rr. seek DAYS end ESQ pm. daily. From Char
...t.s.sIIc SIS q u- and g-iJ pm Gll-y-
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WANTEU-A capable girl for general huu~ewor
Apply lll9 East Capitol ST., south side Lnco
Park. 81
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FOR RENT-rNFrRN1sHEn Roo,Is.

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-One unfinished room; reasonable.
81 NJ 81. NV. elj-3
FOR REST-Entire third floor. unfinished 1gll
Q ST. NV eI5-j
FOR RENT-To a lady. one large uuflrnished
room. with heat gas. and bath. III 18th ST. NJ.
ol5-3
FOR REST-Tvo communicating second-F1or
rooms. with heat. light. and gas for cooking
hath same floor; private hail. no children 81
II ST. NV 81
FOR RENT-T,go rooms; reasonable 80 y. Y
ave- NV mss
FOR RESr-Four rooms and bath; baseu mt;
light bookkeeping 40 9th st. NV miss
FOR RENT-Unf,ruished f1ur-room fat; bath and
FOR RENT-Tro communicating rooms. furnished
or unfurnishcd; second floor Gi5 T. Capitol 81
nj
with gas; cheap NICHOLS PHARMACY 10Th
and Pa ave- ml5-3
FOR RENr-Three UNFINISHED rooms. S.. IBIS
FOR RENT-Three front rooms. second floor.
bath. with light and heat; terms moderate l26
+ ST. miss
FOR RENT-One unfinished back room; s. per
month. s3 9th st. NV els
FOR RENT-Third a5or. uuiuruished front and
back room; AL modern improvements 2l2i u
ST. NY. eIi-2
FOR RENT-Ro0m facing street; s.; second
floor; bath SOS F st. NV. mli-s
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms: private BATH
also furnished parior- 9l5 lst St NV mli-S
FOR RENT Unfurnizhed four-room fat; second
do, gas and BATH Sl2i no children 6zI 9th
st. mli-S
FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms; light house
keeping: beautiful large heat gas, bath; new
ly papercd and painted 1929 Pa. ave. NV.
miss
FOR RENT-Furuished or UNFINISHED. all mod
en- improvements; near Pa. ave. s27 9th ST. Sc
Miss
FOR REST-Two connecting second-story
rooms; with private bath. SO 18th St NV
miss
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms; entire
second floor; quiet bouse: heat. BATH gas. for
light housekeeping; married couple preferred; no
children. "a 50 st. ne mlS-3
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. second floor.
I4OI 9Th st. NV. miss
FOR RENT-Pleazant unfuruished rooms at 1925
Sta ST NV; heat, gas, baths price moderate
MIL
FOR RENT unfinished rooms; central; terms
moderate 2l3Iz ST. Rw. m12-7
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-A nice fat Of three rooms and bath
TO couple with best references IOI6 r ST. ne.
MISS
FOR RENT-DeIightfuI fats. 723 9TH ST. sx.;
SIX rooms and bath, 81, TT 9Th 81 s.g-, rooms
and bath, $40 CHARLES v. MALLEY $50 ~
ST. eds
FOR RENT-Flat Of four rooms private bath
III Vermont ave ellis
FOR RENT-Sec0nd-foor fat: three large. new
ly-papeFed rooms; fine closets, heat and gas
bath same floor, $40; two rooms, SIS 50I Mass
ave. ne. miss
ELNORE. 500 lIth st.; frst fat suitable for
physician; also third fat, r00IEs bath, modern
Improvements; $50; janito-- els
FOR RENT-Firsr-cIaSs fats 1914 Massachusetts,
ave; five rooms, bath modern improvements;
steam heat; $50; janitor. eI2-5
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SITUATIONS wASrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Lady 90 help on frst-class custom
clothes. j. ROSEN. aGs So. sw. MISC
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FOR sALE-OGcr good until October 81. lot
ever 5000 feet. on crrtrg railway go pay
7-rrr7 r"1~tt'g- r--trru. interest or fH>eN
CLARK EROS, 1@s3 Faf -
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FOR SAL.E-6iO Z Sc NV. Tow Pr5gc. ioos
uues low interest. +. L. MOORE, laos IT.
ug. eJ-tt
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HiEE-H1r=cs. 5u=gios and dlgr5us. 81 pc.
day. for drumming and bushes purposes PRES
TONS STABLES. cor sth and / sts. NV. telc-
phone. sl7-2. mIG-Im
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WANTED-TwO girls. cook. small private fam
eth -. NV. MI
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WANTED-A woman. for general Lousawork. 11G
DIST So. NV. Il
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

BELGIAN hAkEs. s. pair; from pedigree stock:
Cuban parrots - each; dogs, eats. gold fiyB
etc sCHAiUS BIRD STORE. ~ Ilth st. nv
I'LL
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
rsruuurar rNrr~Er,
STEAMBOATS,.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
- port News and all points Soath. By the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk" and ''W ash
- ington,' on the following schedule
LE- Washington. 9 30 pm LV. Portsmouth. S. 90 pm
" AeEandris--7-0 % pm LT. Norfolk 600 pm
Ar IT Aonroe-7OO am ". II Monroe 100 Pm
Ar SOEf0lk.----S00 am Ar. Ale1zndris. 80
Ar Portsmouth. 8 IS am Ar. Wsshington--7-OC an
- Tickets on sale and staterooms reserved
- tt general ticket Office Bend Building. l{th
- S. and n 7. svc-: at downtown Office.
- oth 81 and Pa ave; az o56ce on wharf
- and on board steamers
aSFor further information apply al gen
- eral Offices foot It'll st. phone 80, or
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- Washington. D. g. Phone 22sO-
JOHN CALLAHAN. General MANAGER.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

WANTED-Three plain cooks, SO; cnambermlid.
SIP; lauudreSs, 81 per day. Enquire 1855 nth 81.
nv. mi
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

WANTED-At once. settled colored woman; nurs
one child stay nights 1rp" ST. sv- ol5-S
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
HELP waNTED-FEMALE-

WANTED Salesladics. in different departments,
cash girls and apprentices in millinery depart
rent Apply TO 5. FRIEDLANDER q CO., 80
eth q. el
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LOST.

LOST Monday night October Il. between Chasc's
Th,atr. and 18th ST. and New York ave, LADY
gold WaruL- monogram I'll. q. c. on back
hung oU faur-de-Iis pin. reward II returned q
box office. Glasses Theatre 81
IL -~peetaol5s in Ednunds case, reward. Ad-
dIr-s Nr- b. b. E-lr=ville. Nd eI5-3
LO~T-Blacs and white fox terrier. named jim,
collar marked Jones' Reward, return 70 800 Sd
-f. sw. miss
LU~T-Bsvard for return Of yellow moukey-igee
dogs tag no. Us III. Pa- ave. MS ml5-a
LO~T-~a.urIay afternoon last between 9Th and
p SIS. and Grant Place, "a pair at gold eye
glasses. chain attached, kindly notify OF leave At
Do Grant Place Reward. DIR. WILLARD.
TaIJ-5
lu-T-Naaasv October "a. between 7th and r
-.-- and O.. T.r-.eut Store, pair Eoid-rimmed
.ra-'4 Hscs- Return 10 115 n j. ave NV. Re
wand. nj
Is-T-Iady-s silk umbrella; silver handle Re
.ru and receive reward. J.. GOETZ. -s-. 81 So.
lu- All
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-01
LARGE AUDIENCES
Greet Grace RentfrOw Stock Co.
Matinee To morrow.

The Grace Rentfrow Stock Com
pany, which began a weeks en-
gagement here Monday night, is
playing to good houses each night.
The Company is we'll balanced and
there is not poor actor with the
troupe. Miss Rentfrow is an artist
of ability and her support is excel
lent.
The specialtles introduced be-
tween the acts are new and up-to-
date and the performance is contin-
uous.
Last night the Company was
again greeted with a full house and
the audience will probably be even
larger tonight. At the matinee to-
morrow afternoon at 2'o'clock the
chances are that standing room
will be at premium.