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RAILROADS.
----~~---~---~~~~~~~~~~-S--~
Washington, Alexandria
ana
Mount Vernon Railway.
RAILROADS

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and 131z 81
IN effect Nay J. 1901
For Aiexandria-Week days G.G0 7-0i. T:30.
SEQ, $50. $50 9:25. 1000. ll-00. 1880 a. n
xI2:c 1870 I2:45, xI-G5. :s5. 200 z:s0 x3
$50. $50, x4:I5. 4:s3, 4:54 sos. xS-23. $40.
SOB, $50 7:05. 50 500 5.45. $780, 1918 fi.eo
u:59 P. II Sundays 7:45. 300 G:45. 1850, 1I:09.
II go a H.; 1900 noon; $3.50. 100, 30 200,
2:S0. 500. $50 400 $50. 500. $50. 600. 6S0
100, ESQ, 500, s=45, $50. 1o:I5, u=ec, II=5o
p II
For Mount Eernon-HFeek DAYS. $50. SOD 1000,
Hoo & Il; xI2-05. II :G5 2-e0 x3:02. $50 3-5g,
x Is, x5-23. 9:o8 $50 p sundays. 900 n
l2-e0 noon, 200, 800, 100 $50 p. III
For Arlington aad Aquedgct Bridge-Week days
$50. 7-O3. 80 500 $40 $50. 0:25 1O-O0 Il 90
a n; -I2-o5. Is-zO ~I2.f5. 1-05 sI.25, 200.
$50 800, $50. 8:58. +4:S3, 1854, 5:23. 6.es.
$50. 77o5. 500 p N. Sunday, 7.45 eco. 9i45
'lo.20- Il 90, 'lI:s0. z 90 noea. 1880, I:02
'l;20 200. '2:30, 500 s3.Se, 400 +4:20, $780,
'5 20, eco, $50, 7.Oo, '7:So. 500 p. Ia
Parcels carried Baggage checked
xExpTeSz- 10 Arlington only
J. FHLYIS, C. Z. ABBOT,
tsndcnt- President.
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FOR sALEL0Ts.

FOR SALE-BeautifuIIy situated lots; within the
District; on electric railway; fare; SOC
and Up; on easy monthly payments: Will IN
crease IN value. Gall fCr plat CLARK BROS.
I3al 7 St nv. M1s-S
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Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June l, 1901.

Schedule corrected TO June l, 1901
Trains leave from PeRnsy lyz1ls Station
s.ol 4 II Daily Local EcF RzrriSoHbusg kE4
for Charlotte and way stations.
Ills z. H. Daily Z. s Fast Mail Sleeping
ears TO New Orleans, Columbia, SsEalnsh, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury With sleeper sos
ASheviLls Chattanooga. and Memphis, and az
Dznville with sleeper tOE Birmingham sud az
Charlotte with sleeper fer Augusta Solid train
Washington 70 New ORLEANS. Dining esE service
u:sT a. IL Daily Local for Charlottesville.
4.ol- D. II Week Days Local for Front E2yzl,
Strasburg. and HarTisoEburE.
s.S0 D n Daily. Local Tor Charlottesville.
$50 ,. n Daily. Washington and Caastsnooga
Limited (yia Lynehburg)- sleePiEg c2rs Z Roam
oke. knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orlesns- Through coach 70 Memphis Dining car
seTv-
Ing cars to augusta with connections for AIkeS
and Charleston. and TO Savannah, Jacksouviiie.
and Port Tampa Through coaches to Jackson
vile and Atlanta Uniting at Danyille with Pull
ran sIeepers from Richmond and Norfolk for
CHARLOTTE Tourist sleeper Washington to San
Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Io.55 D n. Daily Washington zud Southwest.
crn Limited, the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South Sleeping
cars to AshviIe knoxville, Chattanooga, and
Nashville and to Atlanta Macon. Birmingham,
Memphis Montgomery, Mobile, and New ORLEANS
Club car Washington 70 Atlanta Dining car
service.
TRAINS ON BLUENONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington s:lo h II. 100 p N, :S5
and 4.49 .. n, week days- and SOL j.
srd g.25 D n, SUNDAYS only for BlUsEoat,
aD5 6-25 n m. week days foT LeeSburg-
TstTrairz arrive Washington S:24 g. n, and
e-10 n m daily and S-34 a. and z:45 p m.
Lyeez davs from BiUemont, and G:5I a. n. week
days from Leesburg
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton $40 an 6.52 an T-55 IN daily Z:l5 pm
and 900 o n daily. From HaTrisonouFg ii-Si
N week DAYS and $40 pm daily From Char
ICt+szville s:as 4 n. and 9 20 pm daily
Tickets. sIeeping car reservations, sn5 Other in
forpaation furnished and baggage called fer and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co. On orders left at Ticket Oi1ce- s05
18Th St NV; 5L Penn8- ave. NV, and aE
Penn2- Station
Phone Ia4I fer 2 T. R. Cab Service
FRANK s CANNON. Sd Y P and Gen Mgr
s H HARDEICK. General Pass'E Agent
L. s. BEOWN- General Agent
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs-
FOR SALE-Geut-s bicycle; twenty -four inches;
good. s.. Box 5I7, this Office. c27-5
FOR SALE-Lady-s wheel; Belmont; cheap. 1905
r-h =r T71E
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


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WASTED-Coiorcd boy IN ice cream factory "a. a.
-
NANTED-4o ou7c Whit .5 man, to ToTA IN GARY
.-------e-
NANIED->eTEIces OF an a{loIhe! N N d 9I''-' '',
G--1- VI e>3---=-22---. = ------z-.
:, iI.s5f -. ;, '1Sle-.S- Si o'9i'' '''' 81
------,------
- 5Il,E I,a5 - ~ c., -, 5i,ass RsfI,ray a
------ 49, VI
WANTED-Ten drivers, heavy tear1Si Two S'1r-
men private t4ml-teS; , me @ r +
waters, two cooks SHACkLEFohD.s- o'5 + ~
WANTED-G01j barber and sH7p boy al on,
2-- 4. 81 nv
yy,NTFD-vlr n assist ,I~7IlgFlrsr7lar. also Young
man far newspaper EJ,iIess- FIRST hcoT rear 6l5
ST. nj
be.t ~ o-r9e1 ,stci Arr1v 70 v. P. KYLE
Iss5 l5fh 4 nv nj
WANTEn-At once neat clean boy 10 ASSIST
with huusewor6- % q s. nv NJ
VsN-TrD-4t oTcs--s- 4-,t-c1ass barber. 1887
,t.f - mi
,-.-,------, - - ------ yAT-
,., ~ -, S1t,- gi, a. - ~ " - W
! SliihiEh Nl''N "oiAh>r N'-" 'uAl''
me-
NANTED-ene good barber for today so guar
! antec- l-ls Il st ne Il
- .
/ " y n TIL nTee % Io" E''1 e-' nj
/ eight hours I1Iz !. 81 nv M
/ WANTED-Coiored barter at once Apply at ~
I "a ave nv M
! WANTED -First-claSs barber. SO guarantee Tor
I WANTED -D5sl.vyasher and 47ro5 ----=s~- Iaa1 L
I - ~
! y 49,, - T-,, g. s,,.,r5,,,. "a ,r,7ar-
a,t ~ TJj,,er t,,,s 7ag- Iath 4 NV nj
! 77.771 = - - S27
- -, - -; = -, r57,rnTfre az 10Th =
-,,--r7=7z z----- - - 80, ,7-, T-ic5+
49, ~, -, IL, s, -,,,- M, GSI = nv MI
hANihi'-SitqstioTl 5llIiS.'eo ISI g S't5, eoIl ~
( anu SUMMER 1870 - HAiFS4S- " ' -
hooF.
;lnnfeesaFy - weekly EAANl FL 90 10 y 52 "a Z
--1IlI -, III Il IT, AE-- >-2----
~ 81 fi1 LIZ n -s,r-I,7et ON
,;, s.s,as sa bl sv5T7ninr hoard Of
engineers; s&t fEse. GEO. A ZELLEk. Pub
Usher. Room 81 IS y 4ta ST. 81 LOUIS. NO
je22-saJs-l1U
- --,4
! NAATED-Boys between siItetn ana eieHteen
years old fyr messenger serviceI- can earn SIS to
$50 per month MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER
/ Co. 1901 + st nv.
I WANTED-Neu to learn barber trade; only
eight weeks required; wages Saturdays; 81 " %
| SO weekly guaranteed when through write for
I 1at5i'2ul. sefi-Ef' , oANl'-N ~ 90
.11Ih NlLs- -
If-h--' ''ofea. 3aE"eI TOT iS''L-.si9e' ~,
49, % - -- - - = -
/ WANTED-A good barber ga 5aJ52 10th St nT
/ MI
WANTED-Two frst-claSs picture salesrnen ~hs
can organize and GTlI gang pt men I,
sell pictures: position worth $500 per year
B!N1A8RE fEB- CO, 62I 5th St nv e-o-'
! u NT-T-T ----9J----7 +[..-,--g-s : : NASH
, I so1ls - - T+7,go.I5 5as E--i=s --r ne
.aS-s
VA ;NIFI,-'lS2I FL nan "a t%I5E arm. nus S
e-s-Z
; NANTED-Eugineer- state color; give reference
salary expected; TO . sober Industrious man,
So
: |
/ . q 49,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

BRENTWOOD. Adjust outside District line;
City and Suburban Electric or B. & o. railways;
lots 59x2G1 fer SII0; smaller lets at higher prices
Fnq-nrr " A. BARTLETT 10th Eo0T, Loan and
Trust Building ieI2-Imo
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE
EoR sALE-HOUSEs-

FOR sALE-Three six-roou cottages. large lots.
cost >. 20 each; cheap and easy terms ., 200
One uine-room store and dwelling and two SIX
room dwellings. cost $500. or price at OHCe.
for ALL s2.yo: send for our list Of houses 500
and up: easy terms JORDAN s RICHARDSON,
AHacnstia. d. C. c2S-$
FOR SALE-Sa53 cash. balance at ; per cent
fye-room brick 81 100: rented 5000; location
NV GEORGE Y NORTHINGTON, I4IG G NV
u53-3
FOR SALE-S3.GO9 VIII buy a neat home OF seven
rooms. IN elegant location nv. GEO !. WORTH
INGToN. 94l9 St nv. rn2g-3
FOR sALE-s1.g75 for six-room brick. sw. sid.
alley. always rented, $3.50 GEO y WORTH
lNGTON, l4o g st nv mZ5-3
FOR SALE-Nev' Groom frame house at Langion,
lot 25ElSO #, carfarc- $780, easy
terms JOHN T KNOTT, 9Is ST m29S
FOR SALE-s2, 800; 9th st. near 81 St sw-,
Groom, two story frame; side and rear alleys,
rented at $50; has stable: trust Si.5oo CIiAS
4 SHIELDS, 1893 + st NV MS
rooms and store: frame; lot 33ZI1T1z TO 50 #
alley; bargain. CHAS. a SHIELDS, 1903 F
st NV m29-3
FOR sALE-SI 500 asked; offer wanted, II-7oom
Il711 to alley CHAS. A SHIELDS, 1905 2 st
NV m29-3
FOR SALE-Nice 7-room cottage; 1880 Oak st.
Mount Pleasant; water bath and gas; great
bargain; small cash payment; balance monthly
Key at I456 OAK st m29-3
FOR SALE-A very lovely house on st ne;
pressed brick house; @Y rooms. cellar; all mod
prett5est homes IN the Northeast; owner dead
and must sell: cost 81 so, price, $3.50. c
BOYER 4 son, 2I4 7th St sw- m284
HERE IS the PrettieSt home in the Southwest;
on G St, near 9th; eight large rooms; two
storIes has all modern facilities; lot 25xI22, 10
large alley: nice stable on lot worth 5000;
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TRAINS on BLUENoNT BRANCH.

Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6:42 an 6-52 an. I-}5 q IH daily ZI5 pm,
- 0-0a n N daftv From HsTrison5uFE 1881
= ~ week days and $50 pm daily From Char
IottssvilIe s:2s an and 20 Pm daily
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CLERK 900, s=zth Auditors ofscc, desires
10 exchange places with clerk IN The AgriCul-
tJraI Department Address BOX q, Pathfinder,
D c ul29-2
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FOR RExT-sUBURBAN.

FOR REST-House Of I2 rooms. Takona Park,
$50 per month. Address s, $50 2lst st. nw- mi
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WANTED-By AZ experienced PrezSu1au. sltua'
ton IN job or newspaper Office. salary 10 Object
Address BOX so, this Office m2o-2
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YOUNG MAN Of good education viii paw. S25
10 the person securing him clerkship IN Southern
Railway Office Address BOX so, this Office.
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wANTED-AGEXTS-

WANTED-By z savings bank, TO solicit
swings accounts. references required; salary and
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK, 18th
81 ard New York mZZ
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NANTED-By intelligent young man, inside
position. chance 70 advance Address BOY 5s2.
tins Cfticc- E29-2
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-By bright young coIored man place
10 drive II a private family; honest and sober.
I32 81 q
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HELP wAxTED-MALE AND FEMALE

HOW a COW bell upset several people" Pastor
Z Hez SVEN explains Sonday night June -, ;
o'clock. Free pegys- Cool house Second Bap-
t5st Church Auditorium, 5ta and Va
nI
WANTED-Perforruers for canvas show. male and
female Address BOX 5s5, this office MI
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-UNFURNTsHE ROOMS.
FOR RENTED sth st. NV. nice COO, unfur-
njShed. three. four. or five to suit; light houSf-
keeping; summer rates mLS-S
FOR RENT-oos St nv. two cool rooHls. src-
ond floor facing T St bath, - and > each
mas
FOR RENT-Tvo or SIX rooms. two for $. two
for s. or SIX for $3.50 2il3 Pa ave NV
FOR RENTED 11nfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping. cheap to couple without children
MRS PJGH. Brentwood Md, near suburban car
I'M
, FOR RENT -rfrlruishcd front rooms; bath gas:
from - TO $ monthly I3l 18th st NV nj
FOR RFNT-Fntire second aoor. three large COM
muricatfnE rooms hit and cold water; heat, gas
and bath, So month, $3.50 10th st NV. mos
FOR RFNT-Tfree large unfinished rooms
first floor halI and large back yard; NV: J1iy
J. Address BOX 81, this Office m21-@
FOR RENT-Three unfurniSlred rooms in private
family: low rent 20 q st NV m2y-3
FOR RENT-rhree or five large rooms. on second
floor; modern cOHveuiCnues; rent reduced. ?
81. NV e27-9
FOR RENT-Tro or three unfinished rooms:
light housekeeping 623 st ne e-s-%
FOR RENr-aI9 II st NV. second and third
floor rooms; also kitchen MS
FOR RENT-Three large unfinished rooms, near
Government Printing and Census bticc5' gas
I bath; So 10 St nv. MS
/ FOR RENT-Four -ooms and bath; entire second
hoor. including gas and heat N winter 80
sl2 ISt st. NV MS
/ FOR RENT-Two large rooms on second floor; foF
/ light housekeeping; gas, bath. 1l5 9th St. ne
c26-i
| FOR REET-Three unfinished rooms; very reas-
onatlc. "a X st eZ,-@
! FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms on second
/ aoor; heat bath, gas 5i6 2d st NV c2'-5
/ FOR RENF-U unfinished connecting front rooms
/ second story; housekeeping If desired; also one
1 small room 70T II ST NV m2I-5
! FOR RENT-rhree pleasant unfinished rooms !:
( gas bath; front porch. 1895 Tth St nv. n2,-5
! FOR RENT-At 6I9 st. NV, very large front
/ unfinished room; light. heat, and bath; central
and convenient; also small room OF hrSt floor
for Office or lodging m2'-5
/ FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms IIO5 sta
( st NV m2i-S
FOR RENT-Three pleasant rooms. I425 sth St
NV H2o-5
FOR RENT-Tbrcc nice. ,inf,rnished rooms for
light housekeeping 2ISo ST. NV Ell
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FOR RENT-FLATs.
I FOR RENT-FI4t: entire floor. complete for
/ housekeeping; private bath; balconies front and
back Of house: best Of situation Address 9I2 18th
I ST NV e2@-5
FOR RENT-yery desirable second floor unfur-
nished fat; four rooms; cheap, s2+ I2th ST. nv
e21-3
( FOR REN-FIats- only two left OF those de
Iightful thFec-room and hath apartments to
white tenants only, renting Tor $50 per month
NURAlENT q SMITH. G3I Pa ave NV e2J-T
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FOR RENT-FCRNIsHED COTTAGE.
FOR RENT-F -FOur-room cottage Colonial Beach.
foT July; one-haIf block from wharf 603 Florida
Z ". cZt-3
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WsNTEB-White woman for general hou7e'oTS'
fifteen miles out So Address BOX 2+ar 'h-~ e1'-s-
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WATTFD-At once, a good young cook; stay
NIGHTS 1902 II ST NV el
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w4xTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

wAHTKD-A good secondhand daytor: must be
frargsin. Address Mr.. LOVING P. .. Box
q. BalIs,on. Va or call at I-Os + St NV. be
tween = and O'Clock u29-3
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WANTFD-Whjte or coiored girl for light house
work. stay nights; bring reference t55 Q ST nv
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FOR sALE-BTCYcLEs.

FOR sALE-ceut's bicycle; lEeuty-four inches;
good; s.. Box 81, this Office. CTS
FOR sALE-Lady's wheel; Belmont; cheap. 1905
9th ST nv. mrs
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Rent a Piano
FOR sALE-NcRTHwEsT.

for g month. II ycu ike it buy it-and have
all that you have paid on it credited on the pur-
chase price
m26-tf F. C. SMITH, 1Z25 Pa ave
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wANTED-GirI OF woman for general houSeW7
n once 1886 Vermont ave
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-MISCELL
WANTED-A small saiHozt. with caSin; must be
cheap for rash. Box 80. this Office eZg-5
WANTED-One good cup case for barber shop;
size 2zs or 3Szxs- Address JOHN y. BROWN,
Barber shop II0o Ilth St Sc nj
WANTED-A showcase. glass front. for bottled
goods, lye feet high by three fesJ broad. Ad-
dsess BOX -, this Office. mz9-3
wANrED-Fvo ceiling fans. MOUNT FERNOS
BAKERY, s2z gth 81 nv- mz7-3
WANTED Secondhand landau and toupe OF
broagIa1s: must - il far running --der and
cheap. Address BOX As, this Office. mss
WANTKD-To Luy old feather beds = MARKS
IS Myrtle 81 mZ5-6
WAATED-Highest cash prices paid fgF ladies'
and gents czst-0f clothing; drop postal, I'll call
p TARSHES 1905 7th 81 NIX. nn4-lno
HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies' and gents
cast-0f clothing address postal, VIII call. n
RICE 1892 7th 81 uw eIG-Imo
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WASTED-c6i6rr,i boy IN ice crea-p factory. Cag
/ 1924 l4th st NV el
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WANTED-ROOES.

WANTED-Tw0 rooms furnished OF unfurnished
for light housekeepinSs near Pennsylvania sta
ton Address BOZ 5Z5. this Office mss
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-FiHe large stable with coachman'
quarters apply a. premises, 1883 st. NV.
ul2g-3
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s1rUArIoNs wAxrEp-FEsALE.

HANTED-Pos5tjoa as model, by young lady II
pose for artist Address Mrs a SHORT, Genera
DslIvrTE. e.
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TF4NTEU-womau. white OF ooloycd, ioI LeI.s3- 1-l.
housework. cook and wash l153 A'''7'' 9'' NV
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WANTED-tu eNDCTigncel s0i's4llE IoI ID = u
store 1916 eth ST. NV
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WANTED-TEAlIS

wANTED-To hire three single delivery horse;
snd wagons; STEADY work LACEE'S, G0T SeR
York ave NV eZ7-s
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three rooms and private BATH, either furnished
UFf FURNISHED: must be within four blocks q IN
and Pa NV. vii lease fer year if required
state exact location. rental and with C1 without
board. Address Box 557 this Office cess
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VgAxTED-Roosls AND BOARD.

YOUNG man out of Ho-k. willing 70 entertain
With piano aHd voice for his board. Addre5
BOX 582 this Office nj
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wASTED-HoUsES.
WANTED-BICYCLEs.

wANTED-A lsdy's bicycle; any condition Ad-
dress BOX 80. this 0fzce- ulZ9-3
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Nj. ?isgsa
Baptist Sunday School, COmveu.
tiOn at Sutton w. Va.


/ From our special correspondent. I
sutton, w. Va. Aug. 8.-The con.
iYentipn was in session here Yesterday
and TO day. The attendance was moi
large, but much interest was mani
tested in all that was done.
The convention was called TO order
at 10 o'clock, and after enrolment OF
delegates and reports from schools,
the regular program was taken mp.
History of Sunday Schonl Work in
West Virginia, by Rev l.. J. Peters,
was an able and interesting lecture,
giving, as it did, a glimpse of Sun 81.
day School woI k in this state for the
past fifty years. Rev. Peters is a
noted gentleman, and il the frat one
inquired about and noticed by the
stranger. Another man you would be
sure To notice is Prot Holden. of
Breaddus College, at Clarksburc.
lie says the Broaddus people own
ten acres Of mud and ten thousand
dollar debt, that they are going to
keep the mud, but want to trade uff
the debt, and this is the way they
propose to do it. They will collect
$4,000 of the Baptists of West Nir.
ginia with which to pay of the
debt, and when Vt Is discharged the
RocketeIers will give them 50, goo
more with which To set them up in
life. The Prof has an eve like 81
hawk. countenance like brass. and
voice full or swapping turtles, and
ne viii come as near raising the mon
ey as the next man.
But Mr. Holden was not the only
man here who was chasing the dollar
There was j. - Williams of the
Baptist Banner, who took good
number of subscribers to his valuable
paper. And Rev. Peters, to our Ger.
tain knowledge he sold one five cent
testament Well he talked lets but
didn't get much pay for it. Talk is
cheap any way.
On the whole, the convention was
"a success. Yet many who were on
the programme did not appear, but
t"eir places were ably filled by Others.
AT noon today the convention adj.
journed to meet at Chestnut Grove
next year
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Next Winters Weather.

Unprofessional weather sharps are
quite convinced that the extremely
hot ana dry weather of July presages
AN exceedingly cold winter with deep
and lasting snow There are those,
too, who have fortified this opinion
by an examination Of goose bones
corn shucks, and black tips on woody
worms. They declare that all these
trustworthy wetther prognDsticators
corrobprate each other AMI form one
comprehensive consensus of opinion
that there will be cold winter and
plenty Of il.
The theory that an exceptionally
hot summer IS generally followed by
an exceptionally cold winter is said
60 bea popular falIacy by Dr. Passing
who quotes statistics in the Weather
Review. lie declares that neither
exceptionally hot summers nor ex-
uoually cold winters has any iudu-
ence on the season that follows
There Is no regular alternantion or
period m atmospheric temperatures.
but each season u.s. Iaw unto itself
so to speak
As DR. Passing investigation CIV.
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Hens " Cows

Two hundred hens will make a
farmer as much clear money as FIVE
cows And it will not take half as
much food to keep them as will he re-
CURED for the COWS. This does not
mean that any farmer can receive
these returns at the start without
having giver thought to any modern
methods Of poultry keepiug. But a
farmer who will give himself the nee
es'ary schooling can safely figure ON
getting such returns from 200 hens a.
we have named every winter. We
are acquainted with good many
farmers, who. il seems to us, could
make use ofthis money, and it strikes
"s as one of the straugest things in
The world why they don't reach our
for il and put 70 IN their pocket.-Ex
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NOTEs.

Kelley was reelected President.
7. v Shock, Miss Neva West and
Noble Shock, of R9scdale, we're in
attendance.
DR.. Swart, of Clarksburg, was here
IN the interest OF Broaddus college.
Charley Burwen, of White Pine,
Calhoun cou0ty, rendered good
service in the music line.
IL. +. IIardway, of Raleigh. at
tended the convention.
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Great Festival

There will be Pie Supper and
Ice cream festival at the Bland school
house, ON Bull river Saturday even.
ing Aug. q, 1901 The Grantsyille
Baud will be there and furnish music.
Every body is very cordially invited
to come out aud listen 20 the band
Ilay, and tauk themselves up on the
go3 pies that the Bull river Indies
can Make The proceeds viii go to
the pbstor Of the N. j.. Church
SoOtG
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-08-20


= Last Wednesday manning juiler
Waldo awoke to the reaiza lion that
he had mary boruder at his popu.
lar hnieI On Saturday evening
Ralph Howard was released ON bond,
and on Monday evening Sam Leaf
alias Johu Hogan, WAS also released
ON bond On Tuesday David Me'z.
who had been committed by Squire
w j. Stump, ON felony charge,
executed before Squire Marshall a
good aud sufficient hIud, aud me
was also released And nn Wednes.
day morning Hughes Howard. who
was serving out ten DAYS sentence
given him by Squire Rogers, com.
pleted his time aud was set at liberty.
This leaves two large, airy, comfort
able and well furnished rooms IN the
basement Of the Waldo House which
are open Cor occupancy, and the gen.
iel landlord is apvicosly awaiting the
arrival oi new boarders.
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Charles NodoG, whose death was
announced Monday, represents one Of
the best types Of American journal.
lists. lie wrote number of book
one ON American Communities.
and another ON the Hawaiian islands.
Of permanent interest, but his real
work was on the newspaper. Ri.
training he obtained in the west: he
gained general attention ON the New
York Evening Post, when IL repre-
senled the national spirit of William
Cullen Bryant, and for over fifteen
year, be nude bis position SIS Wash.
ington correspondent of the New
York Herald Of the first importance
Upright, Of high principle, swayed "a.
sometimes all men are by personal
relations, he consistently aud accur
otely reported public affairs as b,
saw them Those who agreed with
hin 40 least and he often swung of
in a wrong direction, always gained
from bis report and comment the besI
n newspaper mau has to give, ar %
pinion, feuesf and informed.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-08-20

Want * Barr are the only mer.
chantsin town handling the genuine
Carbon Elastic Roof Paint. Don't
allow unscrupulous dealers to sell
you coal tar or cheap roof paint, and
tell you It's the genuine carbon elias
tic root paint.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-08-20

There are more murders comitted
than ever published in the papers
murders committed by the tongue.
The power of deadly poison is in it,
August Ladies' Home Journal.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-08-20

1910 applicants are ON file in the
pension department for the pensions
growing out Of the Spanish war.
This number represents about one.
sixth of the entire army called out
to fight Spain and take the Philip
pine Glands.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-08-20

The laws of health require that The
bowels move once cacn DAY ana one
oflhe penalties for violating this laws
i- piles. Keep your bowels regular
by taking dose of Chlmberlniuu
Stomach tnd Liver Tablets When nee
cessary and you will never have that
severe punishment Inflicted upon you.
Price, % CENTS For sale by Dye
Pharmacy.