davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FuCe T1UIIItSpuH DreSS.
 This dress is of puce homespun, orna- mented with bands of ecru taffeta and guipure insertion forming squares. The scarf is of the "Abbe'' type, and thu waistband of ecru taffeta The Anna. di sleeves are confined at the wrist with garters and taffe.a.
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY
 15 CENTS A WEEK, 50 GENTS A MONTH, s3 FOR SIX MONTHS, SC A YEAR. THE
 SAME TERMS BY MAIL.
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A uestion that is bothering the three learned judges of the Supreme court of Colorado is whether the title "esquire" shal be retained in filling out the print ed certificate of the admission of Miss Flora E. Silliman to practice at the bar of said court
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According to custom, says the Lon don Baptist Times, representative of various religious bodies presented ad- dresses to King Edward on his access sion. When the Dean and Chapte, of Westminster came out of the throne room the Congregationalists moved for- back, Lord Clarendon calling for 'The Baptist Union.' One of the Ba.ptlsts declared that 'Baptists first was the true historical order, but quick as light ming Dr. Joseph Parker responded, An, yes, John the Baptist came before the Gospel'"
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lAE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co
 OFFICE 400 STATE STREET.
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The drink bill for England, Scotland and Ireland for the year 1900 was over $500, ,0OO,O00, or about $17 per capita, This amount was $5,OOo, 900 less than the bill for the year before, but it is thought that war taxes. rather than a growth of the temperance spirit, caused the shrinkage.
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Security Insurance Co.
 of New Haven.
 OFFICE. 37 CENTER STREET. Cash Assets January l, 1901, S909, ,6O6. Ia
 DIkECTOkS: Charles s. Leete, Chas. D, Curtis. James D. Dewell. H. Mason, Joel A. Sperry, E: q. Stoddord. s. E. Merwin, William R. Tyler, John W. filling, T. Attwater Barnea
 Chus. B. Sheldon. CHARLES s. LEETE, II. MASON.
 President. Secretary. ]. D. DEWELL, H. c. FULLER
 Vice President. Asst Secretery.
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\ A Keene (New Hampshire) bank has put in a sterilizing oven in which all the money handled by the bank is to be sterilized for the present on account of a scarlet fever epidemic The oven is made of galvanized iron and lined with asbestos, and is heated by means of Bunsen gas burner. A ther- mometer is provided to show the in terior temperature at all times Bills Will be sterilized by heating to tenn perature of 300 degrees.
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5g Representative Smith declared that the Texas legislature would go down in history as the worst free-pass vio- 1ator. of party demand since reconstruc- tion days. When asked by resolution to withdraw this published statement he stood by every word of it. q want 1t understood" he said, tthat I weigh 130' pounds and own all the ground I stand on, and I am able to take care of myself on this floor or on the street"
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It appears from bulletin just issued by the Massachusetts labor bureau that the point often raised that the employ ment of married women in restaurants sinterferes with that of single women who are obliged to rely on their own ef- forts for support is not we'll taken. In Boston out of 1,192 women employees constituting S23s per cent. of the whole number.
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Southern Railway.

Schedule corrected 20 June l. 1901.
Trains leave from PtuDsv .vlula Station
SOL a. ia Daily Local for Hurr5sCnbUrg. War
reut0l, Charlotte, and way stations
HIS d. u-. Daily. L. : Past Mail Sleeping
cars 10 NeU Orleans. Columbia. savannah and
jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury With sleeper 60:
AsheyiIe. ChlttarOoga, and Memphis, and a
IauviIe VITA sleeper for Birmingham and az
Charlotte, wI-h sleeper fer Augusta Solid -rail
Washington G. New ORLEANS Dining car service
1877 a. Daily Local for Wlrreuron and
ChlrlcttesyjIic.
s.0I D H. Week DAYS Local for Front Royal,
Strasburg and HarrIsCnbuTg-
40 p. IN Daily Local for WaTenton and
Charlottesville
$50 D. rn Daily. Washington and Chattlnoo-a
Limited CYia Lynchburgl- Sleeping cars T. Roam
Ukr Knoxville, Chatran0CEs. Memphis and New
Orleans through coach 70 Memphis Dining car
service
855 D. n. Daily y Y & Fla Express sleep
lar cars TO Augusta With connections Tor AikeA
and Charleston and 10 savannah. JacksoEviIlc.
and Port Tampa through coaches 90 Jackson
vile and Arlanta- Uniting az Danyiue with Pull
man sIaepsrs from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington % san
Francisco Mondays, Wcdnestlys and Fridays
Dining Car Service
lO.55 D. n Daily. Washington and Southwest.
gr1 Limited the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South. Sleeping
cars % AshyilIc Knoxville. Chattanooga. and
Melville and 20 Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham.
Memphis. Montgomery. Mobile. and New Orleans
Club car Washington 10 Atlanta Dining car
service
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Row the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Washington and Philadelphia were pre-
vented from pulling of the GoubIo-hsadsr
HoWn on the cards for yesterday I'm the
Quaker City by "a Gownpaur that made.
any JhinE hut water polo Impossible.
The Senators wind up their disastrous
SWING around the circuit with q dual
contest ln Philadelphia today. after
which they return 10 this city for ser
les with the Athletics. playing two
games tomorrow and two ON FRIDAY
Manager Manning says ne has some
thing up his sleeve in the way of new
play eTS- and promises To put them i'm the
game as soon as he is in position 70 do
SO.
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Dctroit Wins From milwaukee.

Umpire Nannassau is credited with aid
ing the Tigers ina taking a game from the
Brewers at Milwaukee Yesterday. Pitch
tr Miller must also have had a hand in
II as he held the home team down to five
hits The score:
Detroit...... o O o o 3 I IS 5 :
Milwaukee. o o o o q 3 4
Batteries-Miller and Buclow; Sparks
and MalOnCy.
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A-sHs Ear sss,A and Central Amer


#- b.
Dos AND NORTHERN brazil. DR. s. s.. S1f,rli-
cH-e- from New York
tcJ st 1850 D.. NJ. TOP Brazil rsr
havs.iu-, from New York Mail FOR NORTHERN
Brazil, ARGENTINE REPUBIIC. URUGUAY
ND PARAGUAY must boz directed per s. s.
HsvglIl--'
THJR~DAT-G1 At - 90 rr for JAMAICA. B,-
r. Admiral >eH.ey. from Boston.
tarzas. from Nev Yors. Va Tamris.5.
talDAl-ldG At g-I5 %. No. for ARGENTINE
bLFj HLIG, URUGUAY. AND PARAGUAY pr
Cj A. u.o5 p. NJ sor NEuFoUNDLAND. Der
s. o. t4ItuaEeu8, from Philadelphia.
FRiEAl-la) 81 1905 p. m- Tor NEWF0TNp-
LAND. rgr s. So Cfrtl8-gua. from PHfIlIafr..i.
go A. u-p5 p Ia tar PORTO RICO. CURACAO
MD EENtZl LLA per S. Philadelphia. from
Nv York Mail for ~ANANILLA AND CAR
uL5a... B. '-'--..'-
@ A. n='5 p. ~ f1r FORTUNE ISLAND
,r.r - -. -, SD 1AkiHAGtEh
pr,-h 7---.- IT, IT,. %, >- '-'-- ..- eo'IA
~. a. i-' ~ - anal
MARTA .prr sri,.. fr.-, ~, a ~ s'NIN
~ A. 'fT-I- - - I'm !, ~, i -.
Bri-,- S-r-rF-rr an, 70 "a 49,. gAliA =
~ r-f-.i5 - ,-L ~ bANN,'N
only only which must be directed "Per S. s.. Ohm
,g A. -7-r= 60 r,r-,,,---.,
--sssI Ut, ~ hL--''-IDA' per g. e.
t- Al r- - W" i-' 2rlr-,r,r ,.-.-.,...
~ i,, - ~ Al ND PARAGUAY, per S. s. FH.d4s
~ ~ ,-r.5g-r,..r-,-r.r AZ,
$50 pa Nv ~, N''--l-,'- ny ran % North
- 80 --.... -. --,'-L.Ii close mere daily
81 ~ - '---' anu Oh sunday only
'' - q. a., ,rraii ~ ~
81 ~ man 70 boston ana
r VIA .'''''.'' '''a' mere o1iS al SID p
~, r-, ,,,rr-
~, %, .'A - -. I mere va Ie5L tampa, Fla,
80 '-'- '-'-ll---s7 III ---' p
,r7 l2 Cor ,rr-rr,p o,.-r,-5 mil. ...,,
dressed far despatch rr Steamer, .1fr4-- s
Nayr Work rra-a Usrs f4fT, gf No. '
1000 D. m " anu
Minis fgr EFIrZF pT-FPTO C7p-rz -r
or Atm al b. -,-r - - ~, - --.-
III, st.---s- -. r,r. f.5,. . 49, .l'l -'s.'le
..-'-.r.,.rs,-g- .5.. IN ..r--E - a. 3 ~ ''e
1rsr- fr- COST, Rrg, b, IL -.
ana nm Ma -...--.- 49, go 49, VT In,
M mn tH. ..-.r-.-l-., 49, -
4gy.sI-r- --
T-apx-PncFHc Mails
Nh. s.- cur>-, r,ptx fy,7,,-,r, 900
- 2,I'tr L-l . I il,- , - 49,, HAWAII, AID
PitiLlPilNA I> ia. va san E11n-isao close
mere CANS u '-'' D. A-' up L. AUGUST l2 I'M
'' {, .g' a,e' , RsT CIV Or fein tl
Aal.r let N-iNA- AM JAPAN wa vancouver.
CLOS. -'is ---s 81 ~ p H- up 10 august -.
80 T l - i..7> 10
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sALE-Uilcoz & Gibbs tutomatfr SEWN
machine: COST SO. oHly $50 IG3p 18th 30. ug
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II RAILROADS.
SGabOaId Air Line RAILWAY,

Florida and West India Short Line
leave Washington, Pguus. r. r. station.
1901 a NJ FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. &AII-Thr0UEh Pullman Sleeper
to jacksonville, connecting AZ
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper 90 Atlanta
6:50 ?. m, FLA. AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY, IIWTEp-Th-.u-h Pullman sleep
Crs 20 jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
% Petersburg. Raleigh. southern Pines pine
hurst. Camden. Columbia Savannah. Jackson
vile, and all Florida points. Charlotte Athens
Atlanta. New Orleans. Chattanooga Nashville.
points West and Southwest.
$50 A; ~. LoCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines ,piuehu-st). Ham
let and intermediate points
Ofce 1884 Y Y ave and Peuua r z. O6ccs
h. T. L. BUNCH W n. DOLL.
General Pass. Agent General Agent.
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Transatlantic nIniIs.

WEDNESDAY-(c) A. s.I5 p. III. for FRANCE.
pr r. $ Ia Agrul4udle. iTsfn Navg York .ia
iit'Le- Man Tor other parts Of EUROPE must
De Greeted per S. S. Ia Normauaie''
'-) ~ li-u5 D. m for EUROPE Der g. s.
b--ts'ii bland. from New YORK via Plymouth.
tEcrl1uT-. and Hamburg.
tc) At I-o5 b. ID for ITALY. Der s. g. Ife1-
ria from New York. via Naples 10y ulu.t De
directed ''Per s.. Ii.urid."
IhiDAl Al 1850 p M for NETHERLANDS.
per b. s. >taateudEm, from Sew York Mail
must De directed "Per S. s.. StaatruIarn"
CD ~ u-1 b. m- sar SCOTLAND direct urr
s. s. Astoria. from New York. Nail must be
directed 'Par S. s. Astoria"
GOD Al Il-15 D. H- for EUROPE. per S. s.
,a'i'raHi1, from View York val Queenstown
iel ~ 1905 g. ID for ITALE. per S. S. Vera.
ii'ia NeE 4ors- VIA N-p.es Nal must Doe d.
T'.ful Per s. IS. Vera"
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.BaltinnOre&Ohi
RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect july 8. lgaI-
t;.5.--- - N---r.,.--- --g 8. D.. 81 ---r- r.
,---------- - f-.... s-5 n ---- . .i5-G5
d. o.. 80 2 n, --io a-=l- ----,-
-.- .--- .---. -'r-----H 49, o. --'-F 49, p
, --- - -- COX
tax - -1- -7a d, %,
nlI -'i go 80 r.. ...-a'- ---'- ..'-' p -I-
t-.'-r a-r' = ~ -, .------ -..--=
t-i-l.'-,' '--'' e-'' a ---' -----'- 49,
--.- $50 l- IT, - ~. ..---.
a
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

IMPERIAL LIMITED.
Noutrca! 20 hau-1lver lalIy. 1905 miles In
To- hours Luxurious sleeping. drawing anJ
dining cars, wl-I unsurpassed cuisine. Tc BanG
Lakes IN the Clouds. Canadian Rockies G-gat
Glacier o. tae ss.hIrks. C4U9us % the Fraser.
NaH"0uEcT- Connecting UE.h magnificent En-
press Steamships for Japan. China, India. and
around The world Canadian Australian s. :
for Honolulu and Australasia For Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacific Railway 1920 Pa. ave
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
md
Mount Vernon Railway.

Prom station. Pennsylvania Ave. and ISL s.
IE effect May J. 1901
For AleSaE-Ela- Week I7vs 6.-n -.CL -.70
500. $50. $50. 9-15 1850 100. 1850 a m.-
1l--o5- 1870. l2-i5. XII sos. Iz5 300 $50 xl-J2
$50, $3.50. Sfl5. Asa ASA. sos. Z5-s3. $3.50
,-'i G-41. 5-Os 7-2O. 500 S-s5. 8.10 IG.I5 y ID
---5- o. m sundays. 7-s5. 900 9,35 ls-s1. j. 500
80 a. I-- POO noon. 12-21. 100. 30 z-11
$50, $50. $50 400 40. 5-o0. $50. 5.15 s-sl
go" go. $50. s-35, ESQ. I0-I5. u-10. u-5s
-. AouHt NeInon-Ncek DAYS. 6-50 500. 100
10 a. ms 1l2-o5. kiss. 200. E8-02 $50 $50
- - - 49, 20. 20 p Sundays 900 a. m.
I-5u' noon 200 800, 200 $50 o. ~
For Arlington and AgreIucs Bridge- gyeey DAYS
90. 20 l-2p. 500 SCI so 9-2j I8sGJ u %
2 m; -l2-o5 l2--O -I2.s5. los sr.s5 900
$50. SOP. go. 3.59 s3.s7 "a 5-5g T-Ol
80 100 500 p m- sunday, 7-s5 $500. 9.s5.
700, 100. f1l-57 200 noon. -Iz-sp ZOO
80 200, 80 500 $50 400 -f-so 500
= 20 600 $50. 200. 80. 500 p. m.
P-rcels carried Baggage checked
HENFrcss. TO Arlington only.
c. l. ABBOT. ] C0Tvrv
E-e~-a-nt- Suu1rruJclIenL
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Farrell has been putting up a splendid
game at second for the Senators. II kept
there ne ought 10 develop into a star in
fielder.
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HELP wAvrED-,IALE AND rESIALI

WANTED-A nest girl as rhauH--m4if- a--r %
10y t3 wash dishes 1872 pa ave. 90
LEARN Touch Tapsar.t.ng % home. n. Rom
.uG'lu furnished 81 month Box --5- CITY Post
Office. ,--.
WANTED-Au experienced oasi ~ los Pa. 4vI.
NV. MI
w have rrst-Cla-s help Of aII kinds ou hand.
WRITE sf-tuZ salary s3s 9th BE- HE.- u..-E
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3 TEAMBOATB.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go,

- Every day in the year FOR Norfolk. Nov
port News and al points South. by me
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" s-NlrfoIk." and ''N ash
- iIgt0u," on the following schedule
Nv W Washington o 80 pm Lv- Portsmouth, % pm
L. AleNautna-.7.00 pm L. N1rioIk. 600 PA
AZ II Monroe : 90 am L. ~ Monroe zoo pm
Ar Norfolk. 500 am At. Alexandra. e 80 am
Ar PoTtsncuth-5l IS am Ar. Nashingt0l--s-O9 an
Tickets Oh sac AZ 81 Penn ave, B. and
- o. ucset uflce tIg Penn ave. and corner
- 18th f. and \. Y. ave, c. & O. ticket o.
- Gees, AZ 5lS Penn. ave. ard 609 lith ST.;
- S A l. ticket Office, 1874 n Y. ave. and
-- on hoard s-Czners
E&F0r further information apply az gen
- erai CfiCCs. 1th 81. wharf. " arlington. D. e.
- Phone. 750
uu2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager
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HIIsCELLANEOUs.

MlITtL>>l-s made over on PREMISE. $50. j.
j. ETENLt. 2I- irI ST. uU. u-g
CHAIR CANiNG-sjj 81. .07 81 NV MRS L.
JOHNSON. send postal mis-
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE. E9oks
bought aud sold. also book binding in am a.
iraUrhos. bI3 e.. Nv. rsg-u
STEAM CARPET CLEANING. carrets -.,5e a.
.ook like new. JAMES " MCKEE Jr 1870 22d
81 NV. paOne Main 4Il-2 Ing-Irao
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WANTED-HOUSES.
~ANTED-noo,ls AND BOARD.

WANTED-Nuuld liae board and room Tor sfilI
five year, af age; state terms and address MIS-
RIGHT Zoo Centre Market mi
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Catcher CriCer. of the Boston Ameri-
cans. has a batting average OF only .Z11.
Ever since the American League estab-
hshed itself in the East it's sponsors have
practically admitted that they counted
upon having a club in New York Now
lnat the first year under the new order Of
Things has been successful. il is the gem
orally accepted opinion that hv next year
The last step 10 make the American a
really major league 10y including New
York in its circuit will have been taken
President Johnson, Of the American
League. has indefinitely suspended First
Easemau Hart. of the Orioles. for strik-
ing Umpire Haskell ON Monday.
Such actions cannot be- COultcuauCed
iu this league. and every baIIp.yaer who
attempts thsm VIII be punished" said
President johnson.
Robert Mckinney. the crack shortston
OF the NcSherrystowa team. who recent
ly signed with the Philadelphia Athletics
has been assigned To- the New Haven
team. Of the Connecticut League. by
Manager Mack
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT->eveu room, and bath, reduced 90
SOD, l.@- 9Th So. nw. Apply 1870 7tb II ua-
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Lr4vC Washington $40 a. u-- 100 p M As
- hi and f-f9 %. m. week DAYS, ard g-0i a.
m ana .-g5 o. NJ sundays only Tor B-IguJl-
and as D. m. week days for L--=aE-g
p.frrsfr- arrive Washington SOS a. M and
500 p. M daily and e-si a. NJ and 2-i5 p ma.
,r..l- G1vs from BlueIuE5, and o-51 o. E-. week
DAYS fr5m Llezturg-
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASilNGTON, n. c., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
amp time.
Ln"Ei"N NAILS are Forwarded % tho ports 81
SAILING daily, and tbs schedule of rIrsinrs Il mr.
.'--,I on The Presumption cd their uuiuterruutrd
49, ll-li transit For Che week ending August g.
l''i, he last connecting closes uilI De mad.
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and other in
formation furnished and blEElEe called for scd
grrr<rt fruu h-tcsz and residences b Union
Transfer Co. OF orders left at Tlesst utice. rs
18th e; NV, 5II PClal. Ave NV. and Il
Prrua. Station
Phone IgtI for p R r. Cab Se.vice-
FRANK S CANNON. Sc y. p and Cen Mgr-
= r. Il tRUWTCE. General Pasl'r Agent
T. s BROWN. General Agent
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AN ETHAN LIN r.
NEW NuRh-SOJ TUANPTON-LONDON.
& Louis Aug. t. 10 am II LOUIS Sept g.. Do m
iceland Aug q, noon Phl' phia Sep. H. IJa .ID.
II Paul. Aug. IS DO Am 81 ps.rl Sen d. BOD d BAD
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NURh-ANTWERP-PAR
heii, Etou-AuS- r.. noon Southwark Sep. 8. noon
LeelInd---Aug- n. noon sNaderIand. Ser. H. noon
FIi.siaud Aug. IS nooa Hens ct1u- Sep. Is noon
&c" t"ln-Serew steamers calling at ChcrlIl-s.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers a and Is n. r.
NFT York Oficc. 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1870 s y W
Or .. w. Moss llll G St y "
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF CON
GRES>, Washington, D. G., Juiy 81, IgOL-SeaIrI
proposals Cor constructing, delivering and erect
ing m place complete two stecI-trussad covered
ways In The east courts OF the Building for the
Library % Congress viii be received at this of
18Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1901 and then publicly
opened. Specifications. general instructions con
dluons- and blank forms Of proposal may bee
obtained upon application 90 this office. Der
NARD i. GREEN. Superintendent.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A PUMPING
station Building ou Trguhul Street mort Invest,
Washington. d. q. Ofee Il the Commissioner.
District ~ Columbia. Washington. August }. 1901.
sealed proposals aiI be- received 40 this office
until d O'Clock uuUu uu September p. 1901.
TOT '.l-iT'"ifnS pumping station building on
1TWruI Street northwest between First ann
Fourth Streets. Washington. d. 9 . for the Wa
Ter Department ui tLc District uf Columbia Tie
general Dimensions OF this building arcs Iut8l
length -As feet width I5o feet height from
ground surface f0 ridge 50 feet. Materials used
uf.i Doc granite. marble. brick. terra Gotta.
concrete. 4uI steel. as described Iu dee
tailed specifications. which. together with blank
form. 90 proposal and al necessary information.
A.at De- obtained uu spLleI.lgu 90 i.-s Once d..
'alIrl plans may De- seen boo The office Of tle 81.
'funf.1lCUt OF the Water Department 4 ar.
ru-Ir 30 ten thousand dollars $50 uJ91 viii h. Te-
CURED aItL each b!d. as Cd guarantee that con-
tract VIII br entered INTO, Do aNardrd- HE\kh
D. p. MCFARLAND. JOHN ~. ROSS. LAN~-
NC %. BEACH Commissioner. District OF Co
.uml-a-
PROPOSALS for the construction Of portion
~ tAe low area trunk sewer Once of tle Com
mls5l0noE ID. e.. Washington, ID. g., July 80
-'Jl--~e1ird proposals VIII he received az iIi>
office until j. O'CLOCK 81, Al GUST 3D. IrI
tur constructing sewers % the District OF tYlIm-
bia- Specifications and blank forms of proposal
may Doe obtained al this Office. The right lS re-
served 90 reject any and an bids or paris OF
bids. HENRY y. ,. MCFARLAND, JOHN "
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..r.r.. anal ...-,.-,.----.-. Do .... ... -.
' - ...., ----- -.--- u
'.." required N-aI.-- H'> .ta, tI.s Office
TANTEU-A good --a.r barber ..r.-rr ur .,r.
arsd ftH and G. sr-. ne =
WANTLD-R.rlarrs saI.r.d rr.r sf.h h.--. anil
wagon fiji. assist lu 3D. provision -r.r,. GOOD paw
Box a1 tins office 81
20 Ei-htaoaa D.. g.. THOMAS BENL I'd
.--------
a1y ,r.a5r-. , r. rr. 81
.--.,.-.---
and .nnla.m.nt .s.a,. hr.rg -sl I.r -. ra
y
D. .,-l----
d.l-aa..G- bread rolls. Die. and ,as,. d, 18Th
ST. rv q
----,-.-..la.-- anu y lsHl----- me-,
NANTED-Tc1w-tsr. SIPS per day. ais, yard
'" r.I ''' '.' caterer inquire '.-' ''." ST. NV
NANIEIl-E"y office assistant. Addro-S bon
d. --.-- ------ ".-.
NANTED-A good. -tr,uz Young man sat. some
yAg mn. IrI ~. >.'' I .. -.- mar Z. Store M"
'' mi '' ''-'N 'i'oe' DO Sc NV second A'''-
-
sober driy.-. I.-r,l-,, - ,I.rl- T5.f.g.,-r,lI.
two waiter. house and bon bows SHACRLE-
FoRD.S sos II. ms. mi
,,-,>TFT, -r-s---- s.- r-.--,r-. - ---r
show ,aretuIus-- ~asriesg. and -.Is.st.ns ab5It,:
Igoa salary F"ENL LA'Nphh- 1880 figI.aa
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WANIED-A tg-t-eis-s women cook: also Two
women i-r seaeral wo-h. apply ~ .,h 81. 81.
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Catcher Cricer. Of the Boston Ameri-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Thar9urhly reliable Young rida.
no trffers- B.E Si2. this atIas. cs-s
WANTED-sevfne in famfIir-. All kinds hgIutf-
.r.IE done; $3.50 a week; references. Box a5S.
WANTED-By H1ii-gr0wu girl place rs nurse NJ
assistant E1a-eHrIE1 20 home nights. r. FgHruu
So EC- "a
WANTED-By respectable corared girI. place n
do general E15cTorl iu small family 100 7
ST.. NV "a
WANrED-Gv neat colorci xii. place IS cham
herlnaid or v-itres-- lo-- New jersey ave- uv.
WANTED-Bv giH, place 60 30 Light house
work. waiting. or cooking. Cali -ii 23d It.
ml-2
WANTED-sy experienced German cook. position
in private family iu N0rrhHc-- I2. & q. uu.
MI
WANTED-By uiddlc-aacd German woman. Sit
ulti9n as housesecpcr with small German family
---- --- VI Nv Ll-a
WANTED-Ws-hing. ironing. Or days work. 1929
SITUATIONS WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE.
WANTED situations o.. several neat smart
young people. handy about house f.Hfue-lU..rr.
and Kitchen, help furnished free HAEHEIL ENi-
LL--l 4EZL AL.zZ- y. - ~. ave-. -. =
WANTED-AGENTS.
wANTED-NlI, and female agents i.r aar-...-I
goods oH credit; good profit D. BEHGAZIN.
li-- -fI 20. NV U--s
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rooms
FOR sALL-NORTHEAsT

ron RENT-UNFURSIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Threc uufuruisIed basement rooms.
s. 5l5 "a 81 uw. e7-S
FOR RENT-Thrcr roorS and bath; second floor.
cooking gas; SIS; near market. 1918 2yth st.
FOR RENT-Tao desirable unfinished room,
with water, Ea~. heat; cheap. GlS 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-Tuo large unfinished rooms; light
-2LseEeepins 1893 New Jersey ave. NV mos
FOR RENT-s22 9Th ST. ne. three .lrfuraf.hed
looms hot and cold water, bath; gas. hrati
FOR RENT-Uufrnished three rooms: second
HsoaT: newly paperet and painted; light. heat; %,
--Hl-lltA- - yth 81 Sc mc-3
FOR RENT-UniurnisLed. second Goor. s. New
YORK ave NV COS
FOR RENT-Four communicating second floor
rooms; bath. gas. heat, no children. references
L-llLIel, terms reasonable. 2lJ So. uc. NOS
FOR KENT-Sesond ard third floors. heat CAS-
----. - .n1 sLs. i2i5 gth IT. NV m5-3
Fer RENT-FLGTs.
FOR RENT-ns-albIe alt. ~ 7tb : -r-. ID
for. rooms and hatl5 sgmJ-ulitsr: 81.
I-.
FOR RENT-Ne0Iy a. upIessJ sats furnished "
.---g-n------ 40 - = n-z. mJ-E
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FoR EENT-sz2.-0. six rooms. bath. an modem
Improvements excellent condition. convenient O..
all car lines Address BOA Ssi, this office.
--.-,
FOR RENT->-yeu rooms and bath. reduced 90
,l5.5J. los 9Th So. uw. Apply 1910 7,b 70 ua.
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woman for general house
X - ug. %