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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24

FlOTOudTd CONTINUES 10 uellSIL large
audiences at the Metropolitan. Never be-
fore in pieces of this kind have there been
SO many really musical gems. =,
1.-THE Wizard, of o.. the new, lspectac-
ular production to be seen at the Metro
politan next week, is not a musical come
dy nor an extravaganza of the old-fash-
toned type, but a happy combination of
goth these piquant entertainments, with
additional frills. The story is derived from
a modern fairy tale. 49, --. 49,.
The fall tour of John Philip Sousa and
his great band, which includes two con-
certs at the Lyceu1n theater on the after
noon and evening of Thursday, Oct. 2,
calls attention to the remarkable record
Of achievements Of this Organization since
it's organization ten years ago. With six
transcontinental trips and two European
tours to it's credit, the Sousa band has
given no less than 1000 concerts in the
United States, Canada. England, Scot
land, France, Belgium, Holland and Ger
many. The travel is equal to about ten
times the circumference of the earth.
Commencing Sunday afternoon, the sue
cessful. pastoral comedy drama, "The
Night Before Christmas - will come to
the Bijou, fresh from repeated artistic
and financial triumphsI during its present
tour. No more thoroughly pleasing pro-
duction Is offered than this pretty domes-
tic picture Of rural life in the old buckeye
state.
In up York State" David Higgins and
Georgia Waldron are appearing at the
Bijou this week to splendid advantage.
The play treats Of rural life in New York
state. 1:r sss.:s--
peaceful Valley will be. followed, at
the Lyceum by Bizet's greatest play,
Carmen" Miss Grace Hayward will be
seen in the role Of the beautiful bewitch-
ing Spanish girl. who is entirely devoid
of any of the tender feelings, whose only
desire is to gain the admiration Of all.
| Carmen will run all Of next week ex-
cept Thursday afternoon and evening,
when sousa and his band will give two
| concerts. ..-.. =. Is. 81. - t...- ...s ....-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24

A new book just out is 1.-THE Book of
Bugs The bug is all right If he can re-
strain himself from crawling down inside
your collar. - :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24

THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. By Ellen
Glasgow. illustrated by Henry Troth.
New York: Doubleday, Page & Co. Mime
apolis: n. Mccarthy. Price $3.50.
This illustrated edition of Miss Glas-
COWS fine novel of post-bellum life In
Virginia, is beautiful specimen Of the
cultivated taste and abundant facilities OF
the publishers to produce the best artistic
and mechanical effects. Mr.. Troth's
twenty-five illustrations illustrate the
more important scenes in the novel and
the cover design is very attractive. Miss
Glasgow's exquisite descriptive power per-
vades the text and her story of the evo-
luton of Nick Burr from the lower ranks,
with brain and ambition, mind above
his environage, to the highest honor be-
stowable by the state, when he fell a VIC
tim to his own fealty to justice-justice
even for the poor and despised, is finely
told This is something Of a political no.
vel. The author in depicting Burr's ca
reer necessarily being obliged to portray
the persistent but weakening southern
Bourbonism in conflict with the time spirit
which Nick Burr repr esented, and which
he stood for in his speech before the con-
vention when his personal appearance -
also described on pages 303 and 304.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS

"Florodara'' continues to delight large
audiences at the Metropolitan. Never be-
fore in pieces of this kind have there been
so many really musical gems. r
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when he was forced to turn back. Four
hundred miles is a long way where there
are no sidewalks.
It is a great relief to the country to
have Greenland proved an island by Lieu
tenant Peary. We laid awake one night
last week, fearful lest~it might turn out
to be a simple peninsular.
.,.-%t2r ie&d!%4, 49, q -. ggG.|
Governor Glrn1rainsssof Iowa acts as If
he thought .Davy Fiend erson had nailed
brads Into his eellar door for Sthe new
lishts sta f ~ 'F=S Es# 81.
The sRritt, Iowa,ssa rfhune says it1topped
at&Ogdsn, Utah, The ofher day andan oticed'
bubbles continually rising off thee waters
that cover the farming lands. On inves-
tfgatton proved~tee be~sthe hired men
coming up to get air. They were. cutting
oats under the fWafer: E Lets see, Isn't
It ogden and Vicinity that has been wall
"s - a - &C.. ~. ::
How would you like, as Young stratton
was, to be .out off with $4,000? Amy one
anxious to "cut off, this column to that
extent swill receive careful consideration.
d. III " = ~ r. II = f>'is& q
The sultans refusal of aSgpermit to an
American expedition Of scientists who
wished to excavate in the vicinity of the
ruins of the hoRneatf Abraham, in the dis
tr1ct of Bagdad, has caused great disgust
in the breast of DR.. William Rainey Har-
per Of the Chicago! university. The doc
tor had made all preparations to disinter
Abraham's back yard and get the patr1-
arch's cellar doors, his old clothes line and
a few. old Assyrian lawn mowers to dis
play in the university museum to the in
credulous public. Abraham was all right
in his time but, somehow, taken in cons
nection with Chicago he seems woefully
out of place, - -,
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Casually Observed.

Halloween is approaching and the item
about James G.. Brooks smoke house be-
ing found on top Of, the Baptist church
will soon appear. - .'si '.'
.l: p
The campaign is on. ''My friends,
which will you have! The $2S cow Of the
plain people or the $3.50 heifer imported by
William Jennings Bryant"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24
A QUEER TOOTHBRUSH
US LJodoe,s Nature Study and Jifa

A gnawing bone is dogs toothbrush, and
he should be kept well supplied at all times.
both for business and amusement
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24

Peary was about 400 miles from the pole
when he was forced to turn back. Four
hundred miles is long way where there
are no sidewalks.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24

In up York State" David Higgins and
Georgia Waldron are appearing at the
Bijou this week to splendid advantage.
The play treats Of rural life in New York
state. .-rt .. e'.:sr ...s:,-- ~
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" AN ITO buy, secondhand platform spring
WsRou Weighing about 100 p0lnds; as0 5uzgy
pHs.- address BOX I83. this Office aIS-3
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.

Schedule in effect November Il, 1901
Lesve Washington New Jersey Ave anG s.
Chicago and Northwest. -l0-45 a n $3.50 p II
Cincinnati. St Louis. and Louisville, -I0-05
= H. -3:z5 D. n. I 10 night
PittsbuTg, -I0=45 a n, $50 p n and 'Leo
cleveland -io:45 a. N. and 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling. go p m
Winchester 1888 a NJ, is'i5. and Il57'@' P, m
Llras AnnSpol.s. '' z 5l5- g. $3.50. 1855. .as n
Ere FrsderieE, K 1885. $500 lo45 a n -.l.l5,
IA 80 and $3.50 p n
ffagersJown iI0:85 4. m and 1850 p. n
Boyd and way pSiuts. ISIS. 'eo-09 a H. ID
1850. $50, +'f0:I5. ll-So P n
Caithersburg and way points. is;55- 9-n 4
n 1850 --i.l5 fS=09. 1850, $500, 1853,
HOS, stT:30. --EO-I5, III 80 p n
Washington junction and way points, iiS-S9.
$500 4 m. +-I;I5. 1870. $50 p n
Baltimore. week days, xS-0o 800 $50, x7-6s,
x5-I5 xS:S0 SIS, xs:SO, 1t0-00 Il-a5 a. m
xI2:9O noon, Kiss zS-00, x4-o8, x4-iSo, so,
x5:05, 1875, x6-20, ESQ, xS-o9, Sl0-o9- XIi-S1,
II 50 D. III. sundays, x5-0o. X .05, X 10. s-5j
x5:sS. $50, xs-03 x10:O0. x1I-20. xlI-25 ?. m
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with PiRLsCh light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York Boston. ard
the East. 500, +7-o5 tDiner). $50 tBu8etl,
Esg.G0 DINER, ilI99O0 (Diner} a. m. sl2,39
(L>iner}, 800 (-'KoyaI Limited. DIne-l- iii-03
(Buffet}. sos (BIner}. 500 and +Il-90 P n
ISleepin- Car open at 1880 o'cIock}.
Pullman Cars al day trans
Atlantic City, $3.50 noon
sDaiIy Except sunday. SUNDAY only
< Express trains
Esgcage called for and checked from hotels AMI
residences by Union TraRsfer Co. oH orders let
st ticket Offices. 6Ig Pennsylvania avenue HJFth-
xs-4 New York avenue and Fifteenth Street, and
at Station.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Capital City Route
Leave Washington, Penaa- R. z. Station
t0:4O a, ,RI, SEABOARD FAST MAiL-lhrousa
DAILY. Pullman S.eePeTs TO JaCkS5aT3.lc
connecting II Hamlet v-itL ps4l.-
ru1u Sleeper 10 Atlanta.
700 p. vi. FLA AND METROPOLITAN.
DAILY. LIAITED-SoIid tFaiR 10 Isca-
sonViiIe with Pullman Drawing Room also Pull
MAI Sleeper TO Atlanta and CAFE Dining Car
Service. Pullman Sleeper Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays 10 southern Pines tPiaehuT=t5.s
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg, Raleigh. southern Pines a'5de-
hsrst) Camden. Columbia Savannah. Jackson
Vile and al Florida points Charlotte Athens.
atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga Nashville.
rairts West and Southwest.
6-3O A. M LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (Pinehurst) HaLz-
let, and intermediate points
ofiCe. 1921 Penua- ave
n 2. T. BUNCH WI. Doth
General Pass Agent General Agent
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
RAILROADS.
FFOm statiOa. PennsyIvania Ave. and e 81

Prom Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and 1S1k St
In effect November I. 1901
For AleIRadriR-Week days, $50, 7.Os, 5:50
800. S-29 s-53, e=25 1000. Io:z5. 1I.0o, II 81
a m; xl2:05 12:2o 1916, xI-05, LIS. 2-0a. 2:s0
xS-02, $50, s;5o. KALI, 4:Ss. Asa SOS, x5-22,
80 Cos. $50 7.06 T:30. $780, s:45. 9:90. I015,
1I.sO, II=59 2. m
sundsys-7:45. s.oo, o.4s. 1880. Hoo. 11.9o a.
n; l2st9 noon; $780, 1.O0 1870. 900, 2:s9, s:1e,
ESQ 400, $50, 500. $50 6.00 $50. 200. 7sSo
$50 s:45. $50 10:15, 11:20, II:50 p n
For Mount Yernon-Week days.; $50. SEQ.
lo-0o, HOO a. n, z12.65. x1so5. 200. Is:o2.
A4;l4 x5-22, 7;os. $50 D. n.
sundays-9:00 a m. 1900 noon. 200. 4OO,
Tor Arlington and Aqueduct BridSe-Wesk
cars: $50 100 7.9O. s:00. $40, s:5e. s:S5
q -25. 200 se.so. s.0a. ago $50 .4:ss -ss54,
5;Zz, e:o9. ESQ, 7:05, 500 p. m.
81 SJNDAYS-T:45. $780, 9:z5. s10.30. 100
n 80 l. m, 200 noon. $3.50. loo Il 80. 200
go, 800, $3.50. 500, s8:SO, $50, s5.3a
500, $3.50. 700. ~7-SO 500 D. m
I Express. eTo Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J COLyTN, Superintendent.
8. Z ABBOT. President =
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8. 3. ABBOT. Presidsnt
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
500 p. u. DAILY-CfncInnat. and St Louis
special-Solie tran for Cincinnati. Pullman
sieepers to Cincinhsti, Lexington, Louisville In
ci2napOlis. and It. Louis without Change Con
Hectioa for EIfrrinis Hot Springs Dining car.
ParioT Cars Cincinnati to Chicago
lI=IO P. " DAILT-F F. T. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman sIespsrs 20 Cincin-
natl. Lexington, aad Louisville without change,
compartment sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs
-2liy, except sunday Dining car SleePeFs
Cincinnati to Chicago and St Louis.
i9-5l A 81 (EXCEPT AY}-Washfngton
and Old Point Special Les sflzu 51k hour train
10 Ola Point Comfort via Richmond. Only all
rail route.
Reservation and tickets a. Chesapeake and Ohio
oifce5. 5l3 Pennsylvania Aseaee; 699 i4tis Street
near :, and at the station Telephone call Min
tfil for Pennsyiv7nia Railroad Cab Service
h u FULLER,
Telephone Main 1866 Gez. Passenger Agent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
s-hedule corrected to April II. Ieoa.

Trains leave from Pennsylvanls Station.
s7o1 a n. Daily Local Tor Hsrrisonbur, War
renton. Charlotte and way stations,
I0.5l a N Daily Washington, Richmond and
Florida Limited First-class coaches to Jackson.
vile, and drawing-r00m sleeper TO st. Augustine.
Dining service
HIS e. n Daily United States Fast Nail
First-class coaches and dTawiny-ro0n sleeper e
New Orleans Dining car service.
u:37 4 m Daily Local for Warrenson and
Charlottesville.
4.0I D. n Week Days Local for Har.isos-
burg and way stations Manassas branch
4.30 p N raiiy- Local Eer WalreHten and
Charlottesville.
$50 ? m Daily. Washington and Chattanoogz
Limited (yia LynchbLrg)- First-elass coach and
sieepiRs TO Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga
and Memphis; sleeper to New Dreams. Dining
ear service
ESQ p "a Daily New York and Atlanta Ex-
press. FiFst-elass coach and sleeper TO Atlzatz;
Aord9ys Wednesdays and Fridays Sunset Rsuts
Tourist sleeper Washington te san -EEz@zs---~
Pullman buffet service; ya-k and FIoE5sa x
lacESosyITzc- zHFzp1s sleeper % Siili-
7EorviIIe, Ch-.leston, Augusta and connection for
Aiken. Dining service.
Io.45 .. m Daily Washington and Soutbssst
ern Limited. All Pullman trziE, club and obseF-
walton cars to Atlanta and Gaccn; sIeepers TO
Nashville. Atlanta Macon. Memphis. New Orleans
Daily. except Saturday. to PinehurSt, \. c Din-
iur car service
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FOUND.

A!Y FINE DIAMOND and opal rings. watches
and icwelry for your obligation to pay 81 a
week. J. DKU kKER. I20I. 18th and Pa ave,
over Hat St1r~ Late with CastClberg. m2O-5
YOUR OLD GOLD snd SILVER Tor fine new watches
and diamonds-any balance can be paid weekly
J. DRURKER. 1901 18th and Pa. ave, over HJt
store. Late with C,rsteIbcrg mz0-5
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ORGANS, ST WEEKLY.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Two wagons, one cart, one horse, and
one colt Apply 1920 10th st. nv eI
FOR SALE-Cheap, good horse, suitable for any
business I23 East Capitol st. e2i-&
FOR SALE-One good work horse. Apply to
MACK'S LUNCH ROOM, 30s 18th st. nv. m2I-3
FOR sALE-Cheap, one good work horse. Ap-
ply d R st. NV. m21-3
FOR SALE-Physician's Stanhope carriage and
harness TO match IN good condition. very cheap;
owner no further use. DR.. AASTERSON. corner
North Capitol and 1 sts. Mos
FOR SAIF-Dayton. jaeger. and two light busi-
ness wagons, complete. Rear IA 1st ST nv.
elg3
FOR SALE-Good horse, wagon and harness. Ad
dress BOX I53, this Office. m19-S
FOR SALE-S59 for good, big work horse, suit
able for any purpose; 10 years old Rear 90
I'd st. Sc, 5 10 0 p. ml9-3
To BE POSITIVELY SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
Seventeen horses and mares, suitable for any
business weighing from 800 to LOO pounds;
also good driving horse no reasonable offer re-
fused Residence 2l2 AZ St NV eli-4
FOR sALE-Two young horses. suitable for road,
family. OF business purposes; also wagon. buggy,
and harness Call 1T residence, 10 Indiana ave
NV. eIL-L
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EsTAIz.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate, personal pTei-
erty, and collateral ! c DAVIS, SOB St NV
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BOARDING.

CHINESE AND AMERICAN CAFE for fsdies and
gentlemen: meals served to order SAN HING
Proprietor. 30S 18th St m20-3
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR sALE-Siuzing ca1sries, parrots, cats. dogs.
rabbits guinea pigs, fancy poultry, lpeE+ssSi1s
gsldhshes izeubators- etc sGHA4HsS74 " y
STORE. 10 18th ST. Nv wE-u
The evening times., 1902-04-21

WANTED-Girl. IA or l5- 1902 9th st NV eI
WANTED-Rehned white nurse for children; must
have good references and go away Tor summer.
Call after O'Clock, 172S Massachusetts, ave eI
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FOR RENT-oFTICES.
FOR REGr-Ofiees ia BlIss Building: opposite
free. s. up. ROOM r'l2O-,f
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For SALE=LOTS.

FOR SALE-Unincurnbered building lot in cen
ter lexington; reasonable offer refused CaIl
or write, 10 Mt Vernon Flats ml9-S
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WANTED-FURNISHED FLAT.

WANTED-FTat Of furnished rooms by two adults;
light housekeeping state rent. Address BON 100
this office fn20-2
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good PLAIN cook and to DO hor=cwaTk; no wash
iHg; references. 1s5S Massachusetts ave. NV
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

To INVESTORS-We have two twO-story. FIVE
room bricks; sewer and water; key at corner,
near railroad site renting for SO sell
foT 3. $50; another fve-rOem brick, renting az
5000. for 81 900 j. d. * ". d. SULLIVAN,
18th and G. stS NV. elS-S
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FOR SAL-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-s1o0 down, balance monthly, houses
PIERCE < PIERCE. Vienna Va apI9-spt
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FOR RENr-UNFuRN1sHED ROOMS.

4 FOR RENT-Two basement rooms with range
| $: large room for any purpose, 3. 523 St
Nv el
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-CoIored chef. second cook foc resort
for May 10. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY sos
10th st. el
WANTED-CoIored boy to 40 errauds and make
himself useful about hcuse. 1929 10th St NV.
WANTED-Today: white steward S45: white
hostler, room and board, S55; three farm hands,
WANTED-A good colored boy to work around
house and help IN waiting. Apply 3 B St ne
WANTED-A practical ice cream maker at VII
kINS'- 92f 9th 81 NV 81
WANTED -First-elass bread, pie and cake baker
1929 North Capitol st. ell
TEN MEN who viii start on IS per week salary
can make So 20 - weekly; references Apply
a. m, basement, rs i4th St nv ell
WANTED -Bushclran- come prepared 10 start 10
wo-k- Apply to NERTZ & MEKTZ. Tailors, sos
WANTED-Firet-elassb barber; 5. guarantee 900
Pennsylvania ave NV eI
WANTED-At once a frst-class Young barber,
guarantee 10 right man. 1905 New York ave
e5I-}
WANTED-Ff7s1 class photographer; retoucher;
piece work HERKE- 425 9Th St NV e2l-2
WANTED-Two tailors TO help on coats 1926 G.
81 NV els
WANTEDA %ood shop. hoy; one who can shave
preferred: must sae well recommended 2o6 9th
81. el
WANTED-Help Of all kinds. See me at once
TOT "orz- l2,2- New York ave. nj
UANTED-Bay to work in bake shop. none but
experienced need 2RPly-. 23l5 l St nw. nll
WANTED-Secz1Gsf cock. two kitchen mon. two
dairy wagon drivers three bell BOYS, store porter
four disiIwaSherS. three farm hands. SHACkLE-
FORDS, - Z r MI
WANTED-A co15=ed man as waiter ana general
worker IN restaurant l9os Pa axe NV nj
WANTED carpenter. at 4s7 Pa ave. NV. with
board and rooTu- m2I-2
and collect; So week BASEMENT, 6i2 18th
St nj
WANTED-House man; also man for valet boy
70 wash dishes and be gene.aliy useful. Inquire
loo llth 81 NV m2l-2
WANTED-A live. active young man to drive de
livery wagon and work about grocery store
Call io0l st ne nj
WANTED-Four papertangers; $50 ior hours:
steady work G W BUTLER co. eth and 9
IS NV MI
WA-TED-Apfsrentic boy for raPerhzug5ug;
good wages to right boy; steady w0rS and good
place C. W BUTLER Co. 9th and sts- NV.
FOR sAI.E-Dfning and lunch room. dnc trade;
NESS BROKERS. Gil st r2f-3
WANTED-Ten good carpenters. at once. Apply
after l O'Clock, Monday, TO J. : TONLINS0N,
Inc CarolIHas I0j lith s. nv m5oz
WEATED-fouHg man. experienced II the tea
and coffee business THE UNION TEA cont
PANY. I07 OH ST NV m2o-3
wANTED-Tinner and helper, at I9Is Pa ave.
NV. nl2l-2
WANTED-Carpenters. 2iC6 Brightwood ave. NV.
eI9-S
WANTED-llachinist with few hundred dollars to
JOlH me IN popular business s1PeFIrt sncen-
Of machine shop. salary and money guaranteed:
large pTohtss responsible frTn; practical uonop
oily. Address Bon i5I. this Office. miss
NASTED-NouEg man sith experience IN retail
val paper store; steady position c. " BIT
LER co, gth and G NV api7-u
WANTED-I-aborers and teansters- Apply 70 5.
s DASH & SONS. EOS Florida ave ne Coal
and FirewOCd apI-u
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wAH7ED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
The evening times., 1902-04-21
MANS az RLuEMoNr RRAycH

Leave Washington 9-0I 3 n daily. 100 P. II,
and 4-49 p. week days, and 6-z5 ?. 10. sun
days only for BlueEont, and ABS p m ami 6-z5
p m week DAYS and II-40 p m. theatre train
Mondays Wednesdays aRd Saturdays, for Lees
tuTg.
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WANTED - Good cook. charnbCrI1,aiG- waitress,
laundrc=s and nurse, quick. Job New York ave
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WANTED-AGENTS-

es-IiaHt burners families business hDIlsas
banks. churcBes. private and public buildings,
bUy at sight; these burners are what the people
are looking for; they do rot require a cIzin-
ney Ito break or wick to TRIM and make no
smoke CT dirt- r. any coal oil lamp without
expense trouble, and produce the best cheap
eSt, and clrsnest light; il 5 a great moaey
maker for sgeHts; go per cent pToft; write at
Cuce and get TO w0-k right away; sample free
ENTERPRISE MFG CO. 943, Cincinnati, o.
Hlzs-c55-2u0
WANTED-AI hu-tl5Bg manager to take agency
for paint and TaTEzsl EUJssg on commission; state
experience TIE COLONIAL PAINT COMPANY,
CIeEe-alsd mzo-S
LIFE OF TALMAGE; by his son: large. fully
IlustTsted: low prices best terEls; freight
paid; oTs5-t given; outfit free. P. W ZIECI.ER
& CO. zIJ Locust St. Philadelphia, Pa milo
The evening times., 1902-04-21

Tickets sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information be had at ticket Offices. 7O5 I5sh
St, 5lI Pennsylvania Avenue. and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through from koteIs
snd residences
Phone Main I44I, P r R Cab Service
c. Il. ACRERT, General Manager.
S. H. HARDWICR, Cene-aI Pass'r Agent
L. s. BROWN. General Agent.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ineton 6.l2 4 m $50 n ni-- z.25 4 "a, 10=35
a. H. daily, except Mondays; 2:0e p m, e-0J
p n and 9-3O D m daily Local trains iroHa
HarrisOnbuTg. u 81 q. n. week days ansl
$40 D. m daily. From Charlottesville SIS
A. H. and $40 p. n daily.
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WANTED-HeIp Of al kinds See me at once
for work 1907 New York ave nj
The evening times., 1902-04-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
reuted7 opposite Pension Office; price, 800 Ad-
dress BOX Is3 this Office e2l-3
HAND LAUNDRY. clearing Sz5 weekly; invest
gate, quick DUNLAP, 500 F st. els
CIGAR STORE. wholesale and retail; vii in
voice DUNLAP. 500 F ST. e2l-S
DINING and lunch room; fine trade: price, s7OO
and 1000 each NEW YORK BUSINESS BR0K-
Frs, OH + St els
FOR sALE-Groeery. rs st NV en-s
FOR SALE-Grocery stores, cigar stores. lunch
rooms. etc " H YOUNG, 700 9th St NV
m2I-3
FOR sALE-Lunch room, end of Columbia car
line; good reason for selling. Address BOX 1T9,
this Office m2i-3
FOt SALE-District and state rights, $50; also
cigar stores lunch rCOms, and groceries. $50 10
$500; bargains 1902 New York ave m2l-S
500 CASH WILL BUY excellent business IN
Northwest. viii pay y per cent yearly. without
services: best OF reasons. For particulars, aG-
dress BOX rs, this of5ee- NILS
FOR SALE-Groeery store. daily cash sales S7s;
VIII sell at invoice. NEW YORK BUSINESS
LADIES AND GENTS solid gold rings as low
as 50. easy payments; make yOar own terms J
DRUkBER. 18th and Pa ave, over Hat Store
Late with Castelberg- m20-3
FOR SALE->alOoni sales average over S4,vtJ
monthly: easy terms CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, Atlantic Building m20S
WANTED Assistance Of party With capital to
manufacture patented hardware article thar al
ready has the best Endorsements from local firms.
Address BOX I65- this office. MOS
FOR SALE-Dry goods and notion store; fixtures
and show cases; ten years established 4I6 st.
- elg-3
FOR SALE-Sixty-gali Iuilk.r9ute. including
dairy fixtures and team; all in good order;
owner must sell account of i'll health Ad-
dress BOX 162, this ofice. eI9-S
DINING ROOMS roou.ing houses, grocery store,
cigal. stores, confectionery DUNLAP. 9O6 F st
eI9-3
IF Y0U WANT to buy OF sell your business see
DUNLAP, 9O6 -. els-3
FOR SALE-Cigar and news stand; rent $50;
price SI75; snap. NEW YORK BJ SINESS BROK-
Frs, OIL F St l-% ml9-S
/ FOR SALE-Corner grocery Stock, fixtures; good
stand; cheap. so I'D st. NV. mI9-3
WANFED-A partner in the furniture and auc-
/ tion business Apply ROOM 8 6$3 + St NV
nI9-2
! ron sALE-For good reasons half interest IN
a fourishing automobile business IN Washington
/ profits $40 March; responsible owner; books
/ open for inspection address BOX I52, this
/ office mI9-3
! FOR SALE-Drug store. cheap: reason. other bust
| ness address BOX g. this otice. elS3
/ BEST WATCH MAINSPRINGSr- soc. BROWNE.
/ 9o4 +, where you transfer. ri2I-H
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
/ To INVESrOR-We have. two twO-story FIVE
room bricks; sewer and water: key a corner