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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-08
Homeseekerz, Excursion tickets

To nearly all points in the United Sta.es
on sale at all ticket offices of the ChIca %
Great Western Ry., on the first and
third Tuesdays of each month, January
TO June, 1871, at the very low homescek-
ers' rate of one fare plus 500 for the
round trip Tickets good for return with
IN tweiity-one days from date of sale.
Persons contemplating trip will save
Agent and obtaining detailed informa .loc
regarding the homeseekers' rates. or adj
crossing J. F. Elmer, G. A P. d, Cor.
ttfth and Robert streets. st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-08

George j. Could, on his trip of In
specti0n Of his railway properties, left
Kansas City yesterday with his party
for Coneyville, Kan. It is understood
that President Gould will go to Colorado
and Omaha before returning East. All
arrangements had been made to go to
Omaha. when he decided suddenly to go
to Southern Kansas Instead.
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BACK TO THE PENITENTIARY.
Carl Brown, Thrice Convict, Agal

Carl Brown, Thrice "a Convict, Again
Sentenced to Wnupun.
LA CROSSE, March Especial )-CarI
Brown, twice an inmate of the Saltwater
penitentfary, and once domiciled in the
state prison at Waupun, today pleaded
watch and other property from the
valise of a travelling man before Judge
Brindley, in the county court He was
Immediately sentenced to serve a fourth
penal term of two years, and at once be-
gan his journey back to Waupun, in COM
pany with the cheriff,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-08

New Mecca for Pugs.
BOSTON, March The Post tomorrow
will say that prominent sporting men of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-08

There is scarcely any condition Of III health
that Is not oenefit5t oy the occasional use Of
R.LP.A.N.S Tabais. and tho price. 10 for >
cents. does not bar them from any hams or
justify any one in enduring ills that are easily
cured Fer sale by Druggists
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Hos, re Clubs stand.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Brewers got back at the Senator's
with a vengeance at milwaukee yesteT-
day for their defeat of Saturday by tax
Ing both games OF the dOUbis-header- The
first same was a pitchers battle in which
Garvin got the better of the argument
with Gear. while the second contest was
almost a walkoyer for the HopeateIs,
who had little trouble hitting Lee 5 de
livery The score:
First game RHE
Milwaukee, 9 0 @ 0 . E I
Washington. 0 o 0 0-0 l
Batteries-Garvin and Donohue; Gear
and Clarke
Two-base hits-DufTy- Anderson, =
Garvin / Hit by piJCher-Grady, Foster
Stolen haSes-A9derson, Naldronr Grady
Struck of1t-TSv C2TvIn o. by Gear :,
Double T7i7ys-t3ilbert. CcnTcy, and An
6erson Left on bases-AIiIwaukee. 8
Umpire. Sheridan. Time Of game hour
and p minutes
Second game RH-E-
MILWAUKEE. Q / > x9 10 ,
Washington I q 1 / e.
Ratteries-FIa E=Iey and HIaloney- Lee
and Clarke.
Two-base hits - DUNCAN. Anderson
Three-base hits-Crady. Hallman- Stolen
base-iaIIraau- Bases on balls-0f Haw-
ley /. OF Lee = Sacrifice hitS-HallE2an.
AaI0ney. WaidrCn. Farrell Wild pitch
Lee. Struck out-By Hawley- /. by Lee,
Cenrcy. Gilbert and Anderson Lett on
bases Milwaukee. 4, Washington, s m
pire-Sheridan- Time OF game hour and
Is minutes.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave anG 1874 81
In eject May !, 1901
For Alexandris~Week DAYS. $50. 7:o4. ESQ
500 s.2g. $50. e:z5 1000. II:00. II:So q m N,
x12 O5 Il 20 I2 IS KIDS. LIS, 200. z: S5 20
$50 s-Je, x4:I5. ABB. 4:54, sos. 15-zS, - ~
6.os $50 7os 80. 500 SIS $50. Io;I3 li5 -
ll:5o p sundays 7;45. 800 9;45 1872 Il y" ~
1850 = N: 1900 noon: - 80, 100. 80. 80
$50 90. $40 400 4s90 500 $50 600. $50
200. go 500. s:45. $3.50. I0:I5. n:2o H:S
p. n. -,
For Mount Vernon-Week days. $50, 500. 1000
100 a N; xI2-O5 X -05, 200. xSP2 $50. S-5S
x4.l5. z5.23. 1905. $50 D. N. sur days. 300 A. II
I2-1c neon. go 100 700 q:9O p. m
For Arlington and AqdeduCt BTiige-Week days
$50 7.e4 7:30 500 $40 $50, 9-25, 1890, II 90
a m; 1906 1920, -I2:45. I.O5 Us, zoo
$50, See, $50. 3.59, -4:Ss. Asa. SAG. sos
s 80. ?-O5 500 p m Sunday. T:45, 600 e:s3
1000. Hoo. s11:s0. 1900 noon. 1880. i'o2
81 30 200. $50 800 $3.50. 400, $50. 500
$50 500 $50 100 40 800 D
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
xExpTesS TO Arlington only.
G. E ABBOT, J COLfIN.
President SuDsTinIendenE-
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netroit Defeats baltimore.

The Tigers moved UP into third place
by defeating the orioles at Detroit yes
terday. Long hits by the home team
were responsible Tor their victory. The
score
z H =,
Detroit. G Is o. OR6 y |
Baltimore. ! 1 6 o O. 10 /
Batteries-Siever and Buelow; Howell
and BTesEahaE-
Two-base hits-Holmes, Nance, Elber-
field. Keisyer- Williams Three-baSe hit
Gleason Home rur-FIl beTfeld- Sacri-
fee hItS-Ffart Gleason. SIeVeT. First
base on baIls-Of Siever, > off Howell,
3 First base on eTrurS-DetTOiJ- L B@ltI-
more / Left IN bases Baltimore, = De
troit = Struck out-Ey Howell. !, by
Siever > Double plaTs-keister and
Hart o. SievcT 10 Gleason 10 Crockett,
Elberfeid TO Crockett Passed balls
-BresnaF han Unpires-Ef4slleN and
Mannass4u- Time OF game. hour s''E1i
81 minutes.
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.BaItinOre&Oh
RAILROAD.


Schedule n effect July ;, ie3l-
Leave Washington, New 1ersey Ave and St
Chicago and Northwest. 700 a T., -o-95 pm
Cineinnati- s. Louis. znd Indianapolis 'i0-t5
T. III, -S-4j p. IA. lilo night
PlttsEusg and Cleveland. 'I0-JJ = II. $50 p
n and 900 night.
winebester. SIS i m. 1855. and 5;9' p N
Annapolis, rs. $50 a m. il12:15. '-i;sa.
''i Fr,dsrfes. s:z5 400 ll1o.5o a n. -'I.I5,
Hzsegscoen. lO.u5 i and $50 p m
BOYD and way points S:S5. $3.50 q n, iii
Ga5@G $50 %1.a5 p IT.
C;sIthrFSburg and way points. SIS. 200 a
n. l2.5o. Ills, 5-I5- so. 500. $50,
s--05 =tIa-I5 Ii-25 p "a
Washington Junction and way points, iis-S5,
1910 M +-l.I5, i'59 $50 ? m
Ba]timo-e- eerz DAYS N2.35- SEQ $50. K %
PTS. xl.I0. x3.e0, X 90, S4:5o, +-25, x5-,7r
N5.la x5-SJ- Xs-Zu- $50 Ns-b5. Sl9-a1 Nll-S1,
II rs D. m >ultizys N1-S5- X %. xF-l5. so.
x9,60 Ia. XI@-IG- Mo. lis. xs-oo. xa;So $50.
For Chaura1lerIa Beach week dsys. go a. IL,
40 p. n sundays $40 h m 10 D Il
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains Illuminated With Pintsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, Neys York, Boston. and
he Fast SIS. : % Diner. $50 Buffer.
-eg-00 tD5ner) fs=o6 GIrineTl - -l2-le
tDfusr) lilo DINER. $40 ('-Royai Limltc1-
tlrGEFI -i4--1 tbuIett- Ii-p9 tiSlizVt -ti~
I'D D. N Sleeping open at i9.'@ ''ci"ek}-
Parior ears all DAY trains
Atlantic City. 1000 - -, 1910 noon, and
I-ig and SEQ p
Daily Except sunday sunday only
= Express trans
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders lcfs
at ticket Offices. Go Pennsyly ania avenue north
west Nea York avenue and Fifteenth street. and
at depot. Telephone ticket Offices Tor < O.
Electric AuteusohIie Cabs
D. 3 MARTIN Mgr FaSS Traffic
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
IMPERIAL. LIMITED

I'M -iRAsAts s-!a14ts-A-
Montreal to Vancouver daily 1905 miles in
100 hours Luxurious sleeping, drawiRs-rooIn. and
dining ears, with unsurpassed cuisine Tc Eanh,
Lakes in the Clouds. Canadian Rockies Great
Glacier Of the Selkirks CaDons % the Fraser.
Vancouver Connecting wilh magnificent En-
press Steamships for Japan, Chins, India, and
around the world Canadian Australian S 5
for Honolulg and Australasia Fer Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacific Railway. 1929 Pa ave
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN LIME

NEW RK-SOUTHAyIPToN-L
81 Paul--Aue- ! 10 In 8. Psul-Aus-25- 10 Az
st Louis. Aug. II, 70 am. st Lous-Sept !. 10
fZeeland--Aug II noon Phil pllia- sep Il, I0a-H
RED STAR LINE.
NEW FORk-ASTWERP-P4
SoutlsWa-k-Juiy 81. noon i-ZeeIand--lsug o. noon
.NaderlaHd Aug :. noon Friesiand. Avg ., noon
kens szteB- Aug II. noon Southwark Sep !. noon
New twin-screw steamers calling at CherbourZ-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and Is y R.
New York Office 70 Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1905 F s. N ",
Or G. " Moss I4II C St n "
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RAILROADS.
SeabOaTd Air Line Railway.

''FIorida and West India Short Line
Leave Washington, PeBna- 2. r Station.
1901 A M FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAIIl-E1rough Pullman Slespe-s
to Jacksonville, connecting 81
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper . AtiERta-
6:55 p NJ FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LTTITED-Throggh Pullman sleep
ers to Jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
20 Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines pine
hu-st) Camden Columbia Savannah jackson
vile, and all Flor ia points. Charlotte. Athens
Atlanta. New Orleans Chattanooga, Nashville
points West and Southwest
ago a, ~. LoCAL-To Petersburg. Raislgh
DAILY. Southern Pines (PiHehurst}. Ham
let and intermediate points
Once, I+34 Y Y. ave. and PeuHs- R. r. Offices
R Z. l. BUNCH ". II. DOLL.
General Pass. Agent General Agent.
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ROYAL BLTE@LENE-
Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June l, 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.

Schedule corrected to June l, 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
Sol a m Daily Local for HarTisoRburg, War
renton, Charlotte, and way stations
I-I5 a IL Daily. L. ! Fast Mail Sleeping
cars 10 New Orleans. Columbia Savannah and
jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with sleeper los
AsheFllIe. Chattanooga, ard Memphis, and az
DaHyIlie With sleeper for Birmingham and AZ
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta Solid traiR
Washington 10 Ss< orleans. Dining car ssry4oe-
l-SI A. m Daily Local Tor WarreBton and
Charlottesville
4.0I p. m. Week Dayz Local for Front Royal,
Strasburs and HsrrisoRburg-
40 p H. Daily Local for WaFTenton and
Charlottesville
$50 D Il Ij2ily Washington and Chattanooga
LImitrd Via LynchSuTgl Sleeping cara - Roam
oke. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis, and Nes
Orleans. Throus3 coach 70 AsHph.A Dining
eEp II. Daily ny Fla Express Sleep
..iE -caTs to augusta With connections for AikeA
and Charleston. and to savannah. jacksonville.
and Port Tampa Through coaches 70 Jackson
vile and Atlanta Uniting az DanyiTle with Pull
man sieePeEs from Richmond AID Norfolk fo=
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington 20 San
Francisco Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Dining Car Service
1913 D. n. Daily. Washington and Southeast
eru Limited. the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South. Sleeping
cars to Ashville Knoxville Chatt4noCgs and
Nashville and e Atlanta Macon, Birmingham,
Memphis, Montgomery, ssohjIe and New Orleans
Club car Washington 10 Atlanta Dining
service.
TRAINS on BLUEMoNT BRANCH
Leave Washington s.Io 4. A. leo P. r. IS
T. m and l-49 q ~ week days. and 9-0I I.
N and 6.25 p, n, sundays only FOR Bluemeae.
and eos . m week days fer LsesblI7g-
Returning arrive Washington SPA 4 m. and
500 . n daily. and s-S4 a n and PAS p m
seek DAYS from 8iuemoat. aid 6.5T Z. NJ week
DAYS iron. Leesburg-
Through trims from me south arrive WISHING
on G.42 ~ 5.52 an 7.25 a m daily, 2:I5 pm
and 900 pm daily. From H2-TisoaourE II ST
a H. week days and 90 Y1s- daily. From Char
lottesviIie SIS an and $40 pm daily
Tickets sleeping car -eservatioDs and other Ia
formation furnished anG baggage called for ard
checked from hotels and residences BY Union
Transfer Co, on orders left az Ticket Office 50s
18th 81 NV; 5II PeHna. ave. NV, and at
Psnna- Station
Phone Iin Tor P 2 R. Cab Service.
FRANK : CANNON Sd Y P and Gen Mgr-
s Il HARDWICE, General Psss'r Agent
L. S BROWN. General Agent
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Too ". ~ reopIe DaIIx VII q

Too VI fEy People Daily W nth Ca
tarrh.-I- strikes one Ike a tlsgruderciap de-
veiopa Wit a rapid5ty that other disease
Gae Dr.. AgH-w's Catarrhal Powder Is the
radical. quick. safe. and plcsSJHt cure that the
disease demands J-e She - cans prevent it,
deep seating and years cf distress Don't daily
with cstarrh- Agnev's gives relief IN ten minutes
Sold by r 8 Williams. Ninth and p Streets: Ii
monds and Williams Third Street and Pennsyi-
wanna Ayerue-IO-
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Slopec. the Chicago pitcher. released
by CGTnisizey 10 the Little Rock Club,
was hit on the head by a thrown bah the
other day, and Z is said mis- condition
Is quite serious
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29

, The Johnsou-AlcGraw controversy n
:. which the former accused the prioie
~ mayer Of being q Benedict Arnold IL
- American League baseball ranks. and
sszsWhicn NcGFaw denies the charge. has
z5sused a wide discussion in Baltimore
SEct.rav friends declare that h has
Sc followed any but an honorable
sEEeurse and that ne has without doubt
- square IN this matter The baseball
90 hJIsiasts have come 10 the conclusion
ssFhat the whole fomentng Of the trouble
4 Between the Two baseball lights is =
sEzzEsa-erly Coucocted affair Of the National
80 que men who believe that when they
would crush an enemy they should, If
possible. divide his forces
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, Pitcher -EHler. of Detroit. who threat
5eDcd TO leave the Tigers because ne was
taken out OF the box in one Of the Wash
-ingt0n-Detroit games. has won eight
thigh games
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND

The two defeats Of v-~t4reaay knocked
~. SsuatorS LEX to within six points OF
-lzJn 1sEdCS.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

DUNG PARROTS. singing czasr1es. hsockinS
tiEds dogs. cats. rabbits. gold azh, etc, czzz-
ugUs tFFS SCHMID'S BIRD Sf0Rk IL 1Its ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29

: The California League has adopted The
foul strike rule.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sALE-MIsCELLAEE
FOR sALE-C1csp berdic cab Apply 1887 18th
Il. ne. c2'i-5
FOR sAIE-Fresh AIdcrney COW: rich mixer
/ Enquire loo5 9'h st NV c29-3
FOR sAIE-Rea-onabie; go-cart; slightly used
, go 81 Sc e29-s
BAD Bills collected or no charge II D. COR
! Don. i-awye=, 6l5 l+th NV n13-o
FOR sALE-A new 80 Domestic sewing machine;
used months. VIII sell To- SIS, Il sold NJ once
Address Bon 90. this Office. MAS
FOR SALE-Pavu ticket tor beautiful cluster
diamond ring: hig bargain address Box 2l9
This Office mss
FOR sAIE-sceond-hand sewing machines. on
credit; n cents week; all leading makes, oak
and walnut; from $50 to $50 80 AZ St
FOR sALE-Bo1 couch; price. - 70 nth st
FOR SAIE-seca,.a-I,and hard brick; cheap. r
/ hOLB. 1911 Ilth It Sc m2s-a
FOR SALE-Fine Chester SOW and SIX pigs one
month old: onIy ga 10th and Joliet SIS.
Br9oklsrd. D. c mss
FOR SAIE-Furniture Of al kinds: slightly used
FRIES d HOPWOOD. Sth and IS m2s-S
FOR SAIE-Gas ranges: slightly used; from 3
10 So FRIES HOPUOGD, sth and K SIS nv
mss
FOR sALE-Twenty cook stoves; slightly used
FRIES * HoPW0oD. sth and sts- ". mss
FOR SALE-Eleveu sewing machines. from s. to
so FRIES & HOPWOOD, Sth and ( SIS. NV
rn2s-3
FOR SALE-Leather couch: slightly used. cost
50; viii sell for SIC. FRIES K HOPWOoD. slH
and K SIS mss
FOR sALE-Gss range Estate; four burners;
With hot water attachment cost S3G- viii -eu
tor ST. FRIES * HOPNOoD, sfh and X SIS
NV MSS
FOR SALE-Upright Piano SItJ con payments Of
- uonthly}-less than half original value EIr-
giant dark rosewood cs-s-fulI octsv-.sood con
dition musical--a piano that VIII give you
good scrvice-aHd stand ready at any time
20 allow fuii value for it ia exchange ror ucyv
Bradbury Al tine above price lSI5bJ l. included
a hnc slh scarf handsome StuJl-IrcC delivery
and one years tuntng-S5 month paws ior It,
| F. O. SMITH. I225 Pa ave e25-u
FOR SALE-At once. entire contents Of Major
Richards magnificent H-room residence: leaving
city- what can't be sold yill be given 10 the
poor, please cal! 49, 9th Il c25-3
FOR sALE-Colftc puppies; also p. D. Q. aes
powder for dogs and cats SCHMID'S. ~ 18th
81 CO
FOR sALE-At sacrifice, 12-svr7sp Matthews
marble fountain, with ONYX trimmings; good a.
new Address Box 2os tins Office ez5-8
/ FOR SALE-Paun ticket for horseshoe Din in
| Tor So address BON i95, this Office MRS
| FOR SALE-Furniture; iouF-rooIH fat. privately
! FLAT y. The Augusta, New YORK and New
-
FOR SALE-Cbeap; nearly new grocery ice
| box. one spring balance nputinc scale. one
| 5Dy-io- platform scale Apply 18th and X SIS.
! Sc m2.-3
FOR sAIE-Cheap for cash. sixbor-rravcr
| boiler and engine apply to u. Il PECK, Queen
and Payne SIS, Alexandria, Va e25-3
1 r15,5; - o. --,ci-i,- H. -----5--
! - 5,,,f-ts I'D @ii+. - nj
80 - - ill.,, - iI,..- It, -.
-. - lIa.I.s gII,,,,,,- f{;T,Iog = I'D,
d. 1.a r. 81, III ii Lii l,,.,,e 80
t $50
- g. oscotb 9s ite -1o
y.+J: +rdr,ceS nrice. On all Sir oicIo,b. "a
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Milwaukee hes signed a new third
basenan named Bruette- II there are
any more third basemeu Duty has not
tried, he would no doubt. be glad To re-
cesve their names and addresses He
threatens TO take \ shy al the bag him
self II he does not land good man soon.
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HELP wANTED-MAI.E.


WANTED-FIvc or six boys TO work az timing
and heating. Call at $3.50 10Th 81 NV 80
n the morning r. F WRIGHT IT. ci
WANTED-Twenty walters. SIS and 50 per
month; today: for resorts Apply DICK Ho
TEL AGENCY, 18th and Pa. ave e
WANTED-Two good men to work on 4 farm
Apply at 81 9th st NV. t29-@
WANTED-whitc boy as clerk in cigar store.
i5@' 18th St NV el
WANTED-Tyyo frst-class painters and carpenter;
work on county courthouse LconardtoUn. Nd.
Apply b +. SMITH FIREPROOF CJNSTRUC-
TIoN 90. Room 30. no ST NV 81
WANTED-Strong boy for kitchen work; back
door 1923 st NV eT
WANTED-Ad- solicitors; good pay Call Room
-, atlantic Building. Ell
NANTED-50 good coIored laborers to meet at
Il. q depot Tuesday. j a m. Gail toT infcr-
nation. $40 10th st. " MI
WANTED-At once. coiored porter for store:
good wages; and 4 driver 5I5 18th NV mi
wANTED-Ne.,t white boy. with reference. Ap-
ply KEENAN, BROS so ! st NV MI
WANTED-ScversI Young men for special work.
So per week. Apply Monday 81 NV. nal
WANTED good BARRIERS at once: guarantee
~ 10Th st NV ri
WANTED walters and kitcheu man, leave city;
way paid Enquire 1888 nth St nv MI
wANTED-Carpcnter. Apply rear 40 Ia. ave.
NV nj
MANIFESTATIONS and typewriter. Call at
Go 18th st, second floor 'nI
WANTED Collector; also driver for delivery
wagon Call 1900 View York ave nj
wANTED-Button boy. dishwasher. beIlnlan. wag-
driver, and cook Apply 80 Z NV Apply
| second floor MI
/ ether business; SD DO NV, second floor
MI
/ WANTED-3 cafe, restaurant walters. cook,
/ dlShWashers, house, elevator. and bell boys,
/ drivers, city and country people, SHAChtE-
/ FORD'S, sos st NV nj
! wANTED-A white boy to work around . butcher
! stand and drive wagon Call al 81 Sth st. ne
MI
wANTED-Twenty- five teams to haul dirt 2lT
/ St mss
! wANTED-Twenty-f ve sewer men to work on
! sewer corner of IN and Hartford SITS ne, Brook
( land p F. MALONE m2S-3
/ WANTED-A competent stenographer and type
writer in law office; from Il to 90 years OF age
! state salary required Address Bon III this Of
/ fee m2S-2
/ WNNTED-Two saIesmer,; energetic and aggressive;
| To handle household speciaIties special credit
system; good pay to workers Apply Room ,.
! WANTED-An architectural lraughtSHan. Apply
/ to the Inspector O: Buildings al the District
/ Building, 464 Louisiana e21-$-
! WANTED-Nen to learn barber trade: only eight
! weeks required; So to 50 weekly guaranteed
/ graduates: illustrated catalogues free Address
NOLER'S BARBER SCHOOL 2s0 Canal St. New
! York MIS-
/ THE OLD RELIABLE CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT
! SOCIETY. ass LOUISIANA AVE. home iEstitu-
ticn; without a doubt the best sick. accident,
/ and death society in the Districs o. Columbia.
/ wants frst-c!ass solicitors for industrial insur-
/ snce; chance for live men 10 make big money
INVESTIGATE sayI-sza
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


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rANIEp-ETperiCncNd salcSlsdIeS- Apply at
tNTED-At once, three chamhermsids. :
Fa55fen plain cooks snail families steady work.
1oed @aEeN- for good places smallest Zee, en-
FTGE iss5 mn ST. NV. ''''' W. 81
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references required address ENRICH BEEF
co. T11G-T2 sd e2g-3
n 3VTFT.- F.,rr-;g-5--i y7i-+ and -I-i-1 Tg-I-
80 zoZh st NV el
WANTED-GirI to help eirt4~~ruakcr: one vim has
had eNp5Tlense- 80 18Th St NV, el
NANTEf-Au experienced waitress: steady work
ID st mn ' >'p'| 1t u
ANfhf'-Noman 10 do washing at house,
work Apply 2Iz sth st. ne. 81
~ ,I--rI-T, -,
~ 't,t - -. u an
stay nights Enquire at 1927 sth 81. NV. 81
" ,TTFD-{ Whit. -,-oT,--T, for general f,7g-,
Apply at 1928 hene~aw st, Columbia Heights
WANTED-N"1nsn that has had experience on
tpnT Al o5l me GF 1 sT r. l.Si 1ITny 5 'e nj
Sth = NV q!
WANTED-A GIRL Tor general hou,rworE- no
washing; stay nights: references 3O5 G Il. NV.
81
wANTED-Goqd reliable cook for beading
ho1iSs; no washing stay nights. 1908 VI 81 NV
-
->"'9'2r eia''a'erraa' d-Na''tSNNr gen
rI2I WORKERS tc5tyl. cooks. leave city good
Ne2c-I ARE Plld- IeIs y. !. ave. M
NANTkD-Colered girl Is years old Tor general
-ou2e1uIA- ne + ST Sc. nj
WANTED frst-rlsss women cooks. Il yror,cr
TO cook and wash for colored railroad lab0rrTS;
transportation free SO 10Th st NV MI
" WIEN - - - - - g
- - ~ ~ ~ q, ti'eN "oii'ai COON ,"i
v ,1--rrD > - - : - - =
- ~ - young ialeS lor speeial WORK; iro''
-
WANTED" oman as hoUsekcePer in country;
n and aI' st. ''''U LOO i'''' st Sc , 49,
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ENCHANGE. 81 18Th. INC ''''o'9' nj
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ST. NV. MI
! - - =
must be good washer and ir6ncr. stav nisbfs
| 2I26 H NV mss
! U-,ITVD d, - -, - -. - -
| can early. 1872 Pa. ave. MI
-
| WANTED mattresses. , lauRdrcs>es, cook and
| = NV pau ''''' ~ -"
|
WANTED-WoTnan cook must be first class
| WAYTFD. r,-,.fl. ro7,-7 o. -ooI------ nd
Iii - - go 9 W - y pm anu
/ nv " 80
/ -
I II kNTEI-Na-lrTT TlglSaL.aaT.ar-- Fg~
! ~ 90 " LII ~ -
/ M rr-FS ~ 4Dy,xr,e 60 5,4=,
general bl-,,rorrs Taff-.s r,,-zS I--,-
dresses Call at once, SHACkLEFoRD'S- SIS Z
| 81 NV nj
I ;ron- IIOd / = NV nal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29
wAxTED-FLA9- OR HOUSE.

BANTED-By frst-elass couple clean cottage
or fat Of six or eight rooms: All modern i'm
prOvements; at not exceeding SO 10 81 Ad-
dress HONE, 1884 Mass. ave m27-5
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29

Arlie Latham, who At one time did
s7omedy parts on the coach line for Wag-
sGer's washington team. Is umpiTiug IL
!ahe Western Association
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29
FOB REET-HoUsEs.

FOB RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-s222 F st. NV: Eve rooms; large
yard; water in front; 80 per month to white or
colored tenant. Key at 2223. m2s-S
FOR RENT-S2Z.JO per month: an eight room
brick all modern improvements; on Kentucky
ave; near Lincoln Park; key II Office. C 4
SHIELDS 1903 F St NV u2z-S
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29

The Eastern League plays wiki Ameri-
can League rules. although under the
National agreement
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29
FOR RENT-SToREs.

FOR RENT-Fine store: corner Of 9TH and II
st7- swi druggist, DRY goods, grocery; cheap.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29

. Lee and Carrick have both developed
'Snto losers since leaving home Manning
s. Ised 20 say he counted Lees games Won
*befcre they were played
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-29
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

TOR RENT-SI2 per month: Lakeland Nd eIe-
CANT eIght-room h0use. pgrchcs, good well; one
block from B. & o. Railroad; two blocks from
BeTwyn electric cars, fare. Z cents. r. NEWMAN
90 r 81 NESS