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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17
STATE NE WIS.

The Blackfoot News. is now issued
twice week.
The Boise Siftings has suspended
publication.
The Boise Capital now has daily
edition.
Report says that brown snow fell
over in the Wood river country last
week
The lumbermen of Southern Ida
no held a meeting at Boise last
week.
Two Cinnamon were burned to
death in a washhouse at Nampa last
week Tuesday.
John l.. Weaver was appointed
Adjutant- General to succeed himself
by Gov. Hunt
There were 219 couples in the
grand march at the inaugural ball at
Boise last week.
The Poultry and Pet Stock Asso-
citation will hold meeting at Boise
Feb. 5, and 7.
Mrs. VIM. Hoist of Port Blakeley,
Wash, was recently murdered in
hotel in Manila
Hon. ? |. Perky has resigned as
chairman of the democratic state
central committee.
Gov. Hunt has issued an order
abolishing the Permit System in the
Occur d 'Alene district.
A human skull was found by
plumbers while working under the
Overland hotel recently.
A new Legislative apportionment
OF this state will be made at this
session of the legislature
John S. Barrett of Montpelier, has
been appointed state immigration
commissioner by the governor.
An appropriation for ladies
tormatory at the state university
Will be asked for at thus session of
ihe legislature.
1t is now proposed to divide Sho-
'hone county, and a petition will
soon be presented TO the legislature,
providing for the change.
Mrs. Mary A Wright of Kootenai,
who was a member of the Idaho
house of representatives, two wears |
lgo, was chosen chief clerk of that
'ody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Horn have
'rought suit against the Boise Rapid
Transit Co. for 5000. Mrs Horn re-
emily fell into a ditch owned by the
company.
The sixth annual meeting of the
tate Horticultural Society will be
eld in Boise Jan. 81, % and %
\ good program is being prepared
or the occasion.
The preliminary steps for the or
of pioneer association
ave been taken at Lewiston. All
ersons who resided in the state
rior to 1877 are eligible to become
embers
Hon. P l. Perkey of Mountain
ONE, Chairman of Democratic
ate Committee was last week an
'inted judge of the Fourth Judicial
lstrict by Gov. Hunt, to succeed
ldge Stockslager who was elected
the supreme bench.
The merited reputation for curino
les, sores and skin diseases ac.
lred by DeWnrs Witcht Hazel &
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17
A Frlghtful Blunder.

VIII often cause horrible Burn. Sea-
Id, Cut or Bruise. Buclllen's Arnica
Salve, will kill the pain and promptly
heal it, Cures Fever Sores. Ulcers. Boils.
Corns, all Skin Eruptons. Best Pile
cure on earth. Only % cents box.
Cure guaranteed Sold by r. w.
SMITH, druggist. rs
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17
GENERAL NEWS.

President Mckinley has been quite
sick with the grip.
Roosevelt is hunting down il
Colorado.
Congressman Clark of New Hamp-
shire, is dead
An effort is being made to grow
tea in the Carolinas.
A new organization similar to the
Salvation Army, is being planned.
Another boy has been injured by
hazlng, this time in Bangor, Maine.
The equal suffrage bazaar recently
held in New York, netted S75. 900.
The Sumpter Valley railroad is
pushing on rapidly toward Harvey
valley.
$ Sauerkraut will be shipped from
Chicago to the Philippines for the
soldiers.
Grip prevails to a very great ex-
tent in New York and many deaths
have occurred.
Secretary Root recommends Guam
as place of voluntary exile for Fill
ipino leaders.
The Wyoming legislature visited
the Live Stock convention in Salt
Lake this week.
A congressional committee has
gone to West Point to investigate the
Booz haZing case.
Judge H. E. Burnham was elected
U. 5. Senator by the New Hampshire
legislature last week.
A bill to restore capital punish
ment, has been introduced in the
Kansas legislature.
Pat Grove is a dodger. He has
been reported at several different
points, but has not been apprehended
During a panic in Chicago thea
Ire seven persons were crushed to
death and many more were injured
W. H. Hurlburt, general passen-
ger aeedt of the O. R. N. has re-
signed, and will embark in some
other business
A petition from 1000 Filipinos
asking for liberty and the withdrawal
Of American soldiers from the is
ands was presented in the senate last
week.
"A rerlous range war is on among
lie sheep men and cattle men in the
'lclnity of Buffalo Wyoming. About
1000 sheep were driven over a cliff
md killed.
AT Prescott, Wash young man
1ssed young lady who said she
lad never beeu kissed She stuck a
lat PIN into one of his legs and he
Don dien from blood poisoning.
Congress has been discussing the
natter of storage reservoirs for the
rid sections of the West Just as
1as expected, some of the eastern
lver and harbor cranks are opposing
ne proposition The West has been
aging freight for the East about
ing enough,
1t is believed that Prof. Andree
lie explorer, is dead. His will.
lat he directed to be opened at the
I'D of 1900, has been opened Pa
rs found with the will show that
ndree believed he was going to his
,ath
There will be no hope for this gov
nment 10 catch Aguinaldo, now
at it has sent 10000 gallons of
uerkrant to the Orient. He will
enabled to evade our soldiers by
'tue of the most odoriferous article !
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w. w. PRITcETT. P. M.

Such little pills as DeWitt's Little
Early Rlsers are very easily taken,
and they are wonderfully effective in
cleansing the liver and bowels. -DA-
Wis DRUG Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17

The merited reputation for curing
piies, sores and skin diseases &C.
CURED by DeWitts Witch Hazel
saiye, has led to the making of
worthless counterfeiters. Be sure to
get only DeWitt's alve.-DAv1s
DRUG Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17

whose perfume will proclaim their
coming sufficient time in advance
for him to escape.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17
LADIES LIST

loslin, Mrs Nan McEwan. Mrs Annie
Shaw, Mrs Jennie Fate, Miss Dora
In calling for the above please say
advertised
w w pp1rcI,u,r ID NJ
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Advertised Letters

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postoffice at Weiser, Idaho, for the week
ending Jan 18th 1900
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17

To accommodate those who are Martial
to the use OF atomizers in applving Ion;Js
INTO the nasal passages for cdts1yIol f,,a,,
6teS, the lroprietors prepare Cream Rain i,
1igula form, which viii be known as Ely's
LIQUID Cream Balm. Price including the
spIaylng tube Is % cents. Druggists or by
MAI. The liquid form embodies the med
'cinai properties of the solid preparation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17
Nasal Catarrb Quickly vield. - 49,

.4 =, e. p m d1ttOn1y y ItItlB 10 Ufeat-
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur-
lace over which it diffuses itself. Druggists
sell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail, TO
cents. Test i and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

BRENTWOOD. ND. for sale. lots 5O1aOO. six
miuutes' walk from District line station SublTr-
ban Electric Road $40. lots nearer station 500.
ave houses building. Holiday Tract lots on
electric road within 300 yards Of B. & o. STA
ton $50 % $50; any lot s. per month w.
A BARTLETT. Loan & Trust Bldg c5T-3D
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
& OHIO R,R,

Schedule in effect July S. 1901
Leave Washington. SeE jersey Ave and C 81
Cincinnati St Louis. and Indianapolis. 'I0-a5
Z m, -S-i5 P m, 'l-l0 night
PittsburZ and Cleveland. 100 a. H.. 80 ,.
and = 90 night
Columbus end Wheeling. -s-O5 D. n
" Ry-
1HHs1olis. week Gays. us. SIS a H.. 12-l5
and $50 p n sundays. $50 A. n and 4-aj
FREDERICK. ISIS. 900, T1O-5O a. n, ''1:Is,
i'3-30 and e-4-95 p n
Hagers-oHu. i07d5 a. N and $50 P m
Boyd and way points. SIS --9-oJ a. n. --l-l5
Gs.tbers5urs and 'say points, ISIS. $500 a.
r.. l2-5o '-I:l5. SIS, tfsSo, 800, SD.
Washington junction and way points. ISIS
$500 a. n. lis, 4-S0. SO p n
Baltimore. week DAYS. KS. 500 $50. x %
m. u-l0. 1850. zi=oo. xi-so. 80. E5-o5.
1910. 1880. X5-20. 6-3l, Ns-o1, Nlo-oo, Nll-Sj,
II -25. D. sundays. KS, 4 90 Ns-L5. Sd
x3-00 M. xl2=I0. xl-io. lis. xS-o9. x5-So. 80
x5.O5 x5:IO go. X.-OJ. 1880. xlI-2J, Is
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains Illuminated With Piatsch light
Baltimore. Phi.zdelph-a. New YORK. Boston, ard
ths East Us - 90 lDlner). $50 tBufe).
s-g-C0 tDner). 1880 DINER a. r., -lZ-L9
(Diner). TO lDinerl 800 C-Royu Limited. D.,
DLlG-t a=-IN NL----r-l- l--1 A-l--eLHs 7-e7A an
.II-s1 D. n Sleeping car open AZ 1000 o-clockJ-
ParlCr cars on all day trains
Atlantic City. 1880 A. n, l.l2-IO noon, and
UI-I0 and 500 p. m
sDaIIy. Except sunday. s'Sunday only.
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked fron hotels and
residences by UHion Transfer Co orders left
At ticket Offices, SO Pennsylvania avenue North
west New York avenue and Fifteenth street. and
at depot Telephone ticket Oflces ioE s o
Electric Automobile CABS.
D. B. MARTIN Hgr- Pass T-r=--
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SEABOARD AIR Lire RAIL WAY

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington. Penna- r. r Station
If-Ot A FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY MAIL-ThrUuEh Pullman SleGpc-5
TO jacksonville. connecting az
HAI let with Pullman sleeper 90 Atlanta
Gas p NJ FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. IINTTED-ThrCu-h Pullman sleep
ers 90 Tampa and Atl-ntl
These trains ofsT excellent schedules and service
20 Petersburg Raleigh southern Pines gFiuc-
hu-stl. Camden, C0lumbis savannah Jl-,E -
vile. and all Fioridz points Charlotte. AtAe1',
Atlanta New Orleans. Chatt4no0Sa. Nashville,
points West and Southwest
d.3O a A. LOCAL-To Petersburg halei-n.
EnlLY southern Pines tPiuehurst}- Ezrl-
let and intermediate points
OIce. I1f Y Y ave and Peana- a. r. oiceS-
r r T. BUNCH T. DOLL
General Pass AGENT General ASe-t-
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auetioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BTSTNrS
rE-nEHLA No. ll- O SLEEEE y W

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, No. p0g G. STREET y W
By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme
Court of thp District of Columbia in cause
therein pending known as Kuguier rt a. ~,
Fischer cJ al. No - CD, in Equity Docket Il
the undersigned trustee viii sell at public .uc-
ton iu front Of the premises. ON SATURDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER A. d. 1901. AT
O'CLOCK T. NJ. all that parcel 81 land sit
tate IN The city oi Washington, iu the Dis
UCt Of Columbia. known AS LOT letterel a D."
I'm William Walkers subdivision OF lots Ia 5.lsi-r,
numbered three hundred and seveurv-siy 900
IS said subdivision Is recorded IN Book b page
49, pa the office of the Surveyor of said Dis
trIct, together with the Improvements. consist
of a brick building, numbered 80 G. Street
northwest.
Terms ct sale. Oue-third OF the purchase money
90 be paid ia cash, and tic balance Ia rU0
equal IustaIimCurs NJ one and two yca=s from
-he DAY of sale, bearing legal interest and Sc
cured by The prumissory notes Uf the ra-eills-
er and deed 0f trust on the premises sid or
an cash, at tbc purchaser option. Taxes paid
60 DAY UI sale Revenue stamps. rouy-yaulIn.-
and recording az cost Ct pU.glll5s-- JaplSls
a. $50 Co DC made 40 The time 90 -u.r aud
terms Of sale 90 De complied With uItHsa tru
days from day of sale co. drra-5. uI. To-. ru--
teitCd- HENRY H. BERGMAN. Trr-..-.
Office OIL seventh street IS. E..a-t-
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FOR RENT-UNFrRNIsHEn ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Threc unfinished rooms. bath and
private entrance 4i3 II ST. NV; no children
eos
FOX RENT-Three uufurnisbed rooms. first floor.
jll . ST. NV m22-3
FOR RENT-Tvo unfinished rooms. second
hoor front; communicating; cheap rs II ST. NV
FOR RENT-Two first floor UNFINISHED rooms.
.oo 18th it. m22-5
FOR RENT-Two UNFINISHED communicating
psrlors. 90 II ST. nv m22-2
FOR RENT-Tuee unfinished rooms; second
t'gr' light housekeeping. fine location. S1G.5O
including gas 90 cook with. Z2Ij 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-Tuo unf,srnl-hcI rooms; heat. gas
and bath 1i5 Florida ave nv. e2l-2
FOR RENT nfIruizIei room; second floor;
'front.' aIcove- IoZ5 s,h ST. MS. els
FOR RENT-DqsfrahIa unfinished front room;
gaS water. beat 6l5 18th ST. NV mzl-2
FOR RENT-oue unfinished room. s52 9th ST.
NV NILS
FOR RENT-Unfuruished rooms 1925 sth st.
NV; heat ga7, bath; moderate. m20-7
FOR RENT-Three UNFINISHED rooms: second
roor, every convenience. lOT New Jersey ave.
NV Mos
FOR RENT-Second and third floors. three rooms
each. newly papcred and painted; heat, gas. and
bath 1929 Pa. ave nv. m20-3
FOR RENT-Entire second aoor. three uufurui5h-
Cd rooms; bath, heat and gas 523 south Capitol
St. Mos
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PAN-AMERrCAN ExPosrT1oN.

FOR RENT EouMS-IO6 Lexington ave-. bet. Del
aware ana Eim~ood ayes. near Exposition and
close TO Delaware ave. and Ferry st., rate. vita
'ie-si4st, Sl-ZJ- Address bon 81. this Office
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FOR sALE-PIANpS-
Pianos al Auction

, 'uian be sold cheaper than "e are - ling
'he 100 square pianos ID our Uareruauisr and We
con ak Tor the cash. Our arms aT" A weekly
pay mems No reasonable ufrT refused. T. g..
SMITH, I-ZJ Pa ave mott
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uErP MANTEn-FEHALE.


WANTED Mother send your daughters TO 01s
9Th -f- NV. FrH. Livingston viii teach them
millinery. ara--. U.. rs-- drgS.wlsin-. .aiIs-
tailor1-- lasting. uruag. finishing drlpiug,
Them rr-t-..a-- .l.-.ra. u-- and capable ui taking
f--.Ls-. positions ur starting business for them
s.'v,-s situations furnished. come now. t22-2
WANTED Two IluuErcss women head. SOS;
others --3 each. Enquire ll2 9th SO. nv. a.
V}NTEp-hn experienced raflorc-s ON huslc'fu-
v'1.i /. Be vgr, 40 h'me' also hutouhoig@. Ad-
lL.> E.A -'.r tIl@ ONCE t-"
NANTED-Thrcc women. plain COOK. general
h.uSsUarssr. ghauhuruaid. and nurse. Enquire
NANTEp-ys-etahIc cook, 50. maids. store
room. and cleaner today BJ RECESS HOTEL
AGENCY. COB 10th g. 81
NANTEI'-Four larutress women. head. SO:
others SO EHgure 1888 ll,h st. NV q
NANTEp-Womau. who thoroughly understands
now tn sow .8rpHt- answer. stating price Is the
DAY. Box 2a'. This office. 81
NANTEn-Eypericncod woman. 20 30 general
hoasrNnra. wages So I5t6 ST. NV el
WANTED-Two German women. cook. S25,
G. sIl 1rulaid SIS. also settled pantry woman
Call 100 New York ave. d
WANTED Two experienced saIosIadics and one
boy; for dry goods store l. NARY, Dol AZ
WANTED Settled woman, ia small family. gen
c-aI h1u-oworS; city reference; stay nights 1908
ST. me-. d
Acknowledgements sri, neat sewer. Cal be-
tween D. and ., 1898 G. ST. NV. cl
WANTED-YouuE col1rcd girl. to assist in grn-
eral Hou~eNora; private family; no washing;
references "22 sth ST. NV 81
WANTED-Cirl 90 DO light horlseyorL and gook:
bring references SO Massachusetts ave. NV eI
WANTED-white woman Who understands an
sh'u; lunches and oyster cooking; German pre-
frTed. s21 10Th ST. NV. MI
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

bEL1IAN HAkES. s. pair, from pedigree stock
O11An parrots, - each, dogs, cats. gold hsh,
etc. NCHMID'S BIRD STORE -I2 I2th 81.
ul5-tf
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-Farm. 6fty-tIrcc acres four miles
from District line. 7,h 81. road. an new buiit-
iugs. new fences; will sell cheap Address BOX
go this Office mZZ-8
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

wANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
WANTED-SmaI room with table board by
lady; price $50 per week. AdureSs bon 2ij
tins Office MI
WANTED-Roard and room b. single mechanic
with use Of bath; northwest Address BOX 232,
this 0firc. NILS
WANTED-Koom and board By couple Eith in
1ant, central location Address stating terms
Bon 22O. this Office Mos
WANTED-HOT
WANTED BY lady, furnished house. with board
cts. or diUiug-room and kitchen Address BOX
-ai, this office. m22-3
wANTED-SUBURBA
WANTED-To rent suburban home Of seven OF
eight rooms. within thirty minutes ride % city,
not Co exceed SIS. give full particulars. Address
bon %, this office m22-3
wANTED-BICYCLES
WANTED Ladys and Gents bicycle; any con-
dition- Box 900 this Office. eI5-S
WANTED-Bieycles bought outright and taken
storage. At 424 StS ST. m6-Im
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FoR nENr-FrKNIsnEn RooMs.


FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR PrvT- Isrr. double r,rrsrs- ta-,-.t.,afuz
r,-Tf-reI. ID, admits us OF Z. MS. ,a5-s
FOR Rr\-T ON, nicely furnished r,.r7 ono small,
rr1fr-rrf.h.r room g r st 81 IN
y.rv Erigtt rr7- Ia,b ~ r,, II
,-.,-, -
.-lrI,. ,--T ,'.r ,,-,lr-Ir 1sis mn Il. rv
r422-s
I-..r, mn -
- ~ '''''' "'''' '' li'. OH ~ ""
.-....--.---.--- ----.
FOR RENT-Ehree very desirable furnished
r5,,, ~. ..-,', '' =, 80 Ia. -as
IA sf re mi
F1H KIN furnished OF uni'Tn'7nsa rooms
80 - So i-,- III,
FOR RFNT-On second floor. furnished front
room Ioa ms ave no rr7g-g
non, T51,,-r " $50 - a..
o'' M, 'iiSl'' io'I'' Scum L,I''
~ IL o'n - x I'1
TpH nm Nicely -!u'Ni7Ne1 BACK Pdi'or, ono
- ~. '' l- ~,
FOR RENT-Tso large. bright communicating
second aoos rooms; furnished or unturnis9ed;
neat. gas and 'ath; pms reasonable - I'm
-
toKR RtN Vt urIisilrd rooms. three on a aooT
y 81 nQ, go r'' rra7-3
,...,.
f'h KEN Nine iroe1n- Tor Two; $40 e1'n per
--..,-.. - u o., NV No
ivh REE Nicely furnished room. with hoard'
t 51 nanny " 'i'a'- us ave- NV
FOR RENT-Two. comfortable furnished rooms;
III 80 s-S' ana T''- i''' Of" BE- NV
FOR RENTED 9th st. NV: furnished front
.'''''' Ho17ea'ep'ns permitted els
FOR BENT-Fmuished third-story hall room;
l'i.1lal' %, ,-s 1llh ST. NV. MI
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms us nth T.
NV. m---e
FOR RENT Nice furnished 'front.' room; heat. gas
'',- 80 AN lN private FANNY - b. NV
I-' Rfoly 81 ST. NV; room house ;i mod
80 ~ n ET,-C -, - - ~
Mos
FOR RFIT VIII g,-,;-,..J s--,,, I'm on
conyeniences; private family. CaH. after ESQ
p. M. I22g 9th st. NV. MOS
FOR RFNT-T,ro con.f7rtahTo racr1s- second
floor: furnished or partly; lizht housekeeping.
30 ID st. ne Mos
FOR RENT-Front psrlor; cheap. 30 stH st.
NV. mzO-9
T-IIe
FOR RENT-725 9th st NV. two second story
for bolse Se o''s mos
-
Ls'h EtNI-Nicely nInlsa,d lhiId sioIt i'.ht
risiei -o1r,s be,, and - - b.-i--+
mo-
FOR RENT-Large double par.or. furnished. cen
tral: well kept. other rooms sO7 Ilth It. NV.
Hzo-S
FOR RENT Furnished, sunny back pzrlor. $40.
ga y J. a.e. MOS
FOR RENT-One or two rooms. second floor. ras
for cooking. l2os l.th ST. Mos
FOR RFN,T- Furnished front room - r,e- month
Is st. NV. rnao-s
- -
Ivh iHN - HIee rooms. ilInlshea OF 1nitir-
H---sL- - ylA 81, ne, hl-y-o
FOR RENT FINISHED rooms hot water beat
49, \ - nv m2'-S
FOR RENT Furnished nsrIor and two adi1iui1.,
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FOX SALE--BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Crezesut bicycle. usrI thra. months.
~II Address, Box 30, this office. s2g-a
FOR SALE-IaIies' bicycle, IN good condition;
very cheap. 60 New Jersey ave. nv. e22-s
FOR SALE second hand bicycles Of an kinds
and makes bought sold and exchanged gt tine
CYCLE EXCHANGE, $50 10th ST. uw. Ssti-iar-
tiuu guaranteed ug2-4
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

FOR BENI-Stablc room for horse aud carriser.
rear 40 IzJh st. H". Enquire &. =. kENFIELD.
1910 New York ave. ,.5a-.
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AMERICAN LINE

0-LA1NLSAN LIN 4
NJ" UTHAMPTON-LONDON.
PM phla-OC-23 L. an Pm hil No -. I0a
ST Paul. 60 loan. / St Paul No % lOa--
Frieslaud Nov. g. noon H7vrrfa-F NJ ~ noon
RED STAR LINE
INV NORTHUMBERLAND
herSIn-tUn-Oc- .. noon Southwark No. e. noon
iceland. oct 90 noe 'Yaderllnd Nov I'd. noon
FucsIand- Nov. G. noon Havorf1rd No. q noon
'NsW tvih-screVs cleaners calling at Chcrb5u7s.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and IS \. r.
View York OAlce - BroadEaY
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1s)s 6. y ".
Or q. ". Nos 14ll C ST n. W
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
RY.
Schedule corrected to June I, 1901

4
Trains leave from Pennsylvania station
sol a. m. Daily Local for Hlrris0nburg. War
reaton, Charlotte. and way stations
HIS q Daily L. : Fast Nail Sleeping
cans 20 New Orleans Columbia, Szvanuah Ard
jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury with sleeper ior
Ashcyll-e. Chattanooga. and Memphis. and az
DazviiI- with sleeper for Birmingham and az
Charlotte. with sleeper for Augusta S5-id Jrain
Washington % Scu O--tans. Dining car seTvigr-
I-55 o. m- Daily. Local for haUent0n and
Charlottesville
4-Ci ?. m Week Days. Local Tor From, Royal,
strzs5grg. and Ha-ri=0Hbu-g.
3D. g. m- Daily Loy4I Tor WarreatOn and
Charlottesville.
$50 D. e. Daily Washington and Cbartauoo-a
Limited Wa LyncEb--rg]- Sleeping cas- e. ROM
.zc. Knoxville, CHz-tauo0gz. Memphis. and NrS
orleans Through cozch 10 Memphis Dining car
alryice
SIS D. n Daily. y Y & Fla Express sie-p-
.GE cars Augusta With connections for AiEeA
-lG Ct1rlest1l. ana 20 savannah. JacksouYille.
and Post Tampa. Through coaches % Jlcssou-
VIE AID Atlanta Uniting a DanviIe with Pull
nan ,lcepcrs ron Richmond and Norfolk f0r
gHa~lctre. Tourist sleeper Washington % S-n
Francisco Mondays Wedneztays and FridlyA
Dining Car Service
I1-I5 D. IT, Daily. Wash inStou and Southwest.
eru IIu..tad the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South Sleeping
cars 90 1shviIIe Knoxville. Chattanooga ana
Nashville and % Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham
vsruubEs N0utsOmerv. Mobile. and New Or.eans-
Cub car Washington 90 Atlanta Dining car
se-yIce-
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NANTEH-Nt -rtahIg cook, 50. maids store
room. and cleaner today. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY. COB 10th So 81
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sITUATIONs WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
WANTED HORSES AND VEHICLES

NANTEB-By two men and one woman places
a. frsl-slass order cooks -2s 6th So ia. mi
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STEAMBOAT
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.
sTEA0IBOATS-

Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
-- port News. and AL pgluts south. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk" and Wash
- ington." on the following schedule
Ly- Washington o 80 pm Lv. Portsmouth5.G0 pm
Lv. Alexandria 100 pm Lv Norfolk. 500 pm
Ar. Fl Mouroe.T. 90 am " IT MourOe. 100 pm
Ar Norfolk. 90 am AT. Alexandra O. 80 an
Ar Por-s-n9uth-s.I5 am Ar. WashiugJon--7-o0 am
Tickets on sale and staterooms reserved
- AZ general ticket Office Bond Building l4th
ST. and \. Y ave; AZ downtown office.
- 9th St and Pa ave. AZ Office on wharf
- and on board steamers.
s1For further information Epply AZ gen
- erai Offices. foot 7lh So, phone 80. on
- Bond Bilding. 18th So and Y. Y. ave.
- " WASHINGTON. D. G. Phone Z2g0.
JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager.
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