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purpose ut making her debit upon the
siugc In TINT city. She early meets with
Captain Jinks ANA love follows The dlui-
culties which are encountered both on nc
count Of objections which Mother links
Inns o. mn actress and AN unfortunate wager
Gtuut vlpuiug hes, Waich the captain
made befoSe MS m.atcntloA bncal, ylYe
room iof exciting scenes. lle' greAte5t
ieve trouble takes place during the DAY 81
the rirht ON which she intends masking her
lutial appearance ON the stage The sirug
E.a hgtUcon nn aching heart ana the pro
tostCtlons ot her teacher To Zoe IN rcUulness
for her part are strongly cnotl1nal rue
tiup OF the play IS during the campaign
OK Grant hnd Greedy Cos thu presidency,
and there arc many realistic scenes peculiar
10 the costumes ana M1llNerlsm3 on tuht
era, great dcnl ~ humor ls Injected
Into tho story and many situations that
arc pleasing As Nine fecutuul MISS
siYc way, ruthcr Rurpassing iu itH emotional
than llehtcr phases, Her spcN Df anger
after meeting Mrs links md her resolution
iu supprrsF her feelings and play with tue
ballot dlncets were siuSinSlY Impressive.
MI Theodore liNhcorE, IN the title role,
more tnnu met the average expectation.
tie L. gifted hctnt mas splendid Htu1e
picrrucr md typiHcs the gentleman IA II
diliihed hut hN no means stln manner.
he Tx fr,c from anything unnaturoi or the
stuEc ANA made quite u surrpgsful lover.
lho work ef MI Edward !. Mack rs Prof.
BcIliHru was nothing less tuan artistic ms
crl Instructor. J.. G Foy, who represented
q policeman. did SO very cnCctivrly Miss
MNy Anderson as Mrs links did very
clever part and Nile Arnold wno took Il
less important role, that OF ballet dunccr,
was particularly capable Mtss Charlotte
uWhcit auG the remaining members OF the
cast were entirely acceptable, The play Is
wcl stpccd aud the aettinga and continues
piEhly effective, ana will he counted Il
treat by those who witnessed Il,
"CAptain links N the Horse Marines
Win Dc repeated az the opera house today
fot both matinee and night. whose Bnby
arc Your win he matinee aud night at
traction tomorrow
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snrc1Ar. rAn srnv1cr

The Street Railway company win put on
a number ~ eStra cars on the Congress aud
Preston line today. 70 accommodate the
patrons 81 Baftaio BUS Wild West show.
These cars viii run aro1Rd the main belt,
giving quick schedule 20 and from the
show grounds, BOTH afternoon ma nikht
performances. Watch fer the sign, Take
this car for the Wild West show
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Reautlful Comnlexiona

Are spoiled by using any Kind Of prenara.
lion tAet hlls thy p0res OF the skin 'rbc
best way to secure a clear complexion. free
from aaiiowness plmples, hlotches. ste. M
cliSlonnl dose Of Herhine VIII cleanse the
novels regulate the liver, and 50 estabifsh
d clear. healthy complexion 20 cents AZ
AZ n kiesling's.
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Mecca Of the Rloe Sell.

Chesteryilie prairie Is the Mecca 70
which the eyes OF all prospective rice grow.
YRS should be turned Forty wells. not one
over forty-four feet deep and every one q
pronounced success makes Il the shallow
well proposition OF the rice belt. No bet
ter rice land anywhere
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shallow wells FOR ioediug rice lands have
proven the most successful. chestervile.
an ideal rice section. is the home OF the
shallow well proposition. Earliest Rico
brings the most money. Chesteryiiie pro
ducgs nret crop every year and Il very
healthy location.
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Sound Ovnr "a No.

n tltzgerald' white, was tried before
s sSs c. Matthews yesterday upon the
sans OF misdemeanor theft and granted
W NH IN the sum OF 800. in default Of
y alleged TO have purio,nadn ue1eonlaat
oetessr Slg from William Kremmer on
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There were 32s registrations Yesterday
Over half Of these were negroes Total
registration TO date, is4G Only i've day.
more until the registration win close.
The comparative record for tho mast two
years Is as follows;
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THE DEATH RoLL.
LlIllan Iane Rlsaonnet.

Lillian Jane blSSonOct.
Lillian Jane, aged years and months,
Youngest daughter OF Mr., and Mrs Frank
il. Blssonnet OF 1901 stevens street died
az ~ N. yesterday afternoon, The flu
neral viii take place from the residence at
10 o'clock SATURDAY morning. with service
at St patrck's church Father Haughruu
officiating lnterment In the German GENE
tory.
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MOTHERS

who would keep their children In rood
health should watch Cor the first symnfou1a
Of worms. aud remove them with Mites
Cream Neraifnge II ~ tho childfcn's bcst
touic. II gets digestion az work so thai
tifelr food does them good ana they grow
Kiesllng's
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Hazel Montgomery

Hazel aged years. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. G. Montgomery OF 1919 Liberty
street died at IL O'clock last night OF scar
let fever, The funeral arrangements have
not yet been made.
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Clover Leaf Social Club Weekly Han
-. ne regular Friday night hop to be given
y .as Glover Leaf Social club win tske
hissss a tssir ball IN Pythlan eastie ~.
''' VIA Dc furnished BY Herb
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when pain or irritation exists on any part
az the body; the application OF Ballard 5
Snow Linilnent WIN give prompt relief. sit
goes rgllt 70 the spot" said an old man
who was rubbing it m. to cure his rheu.
m8tiam. G. r. Smith, proprietor Smith
House, Tenaha. Texas, writes II have
used BallArds snow Eminent IA my family
Tor several years. ana have found N to De
{ aue remedy for nj aches and pains, and
secemmend Il for palma IN the throat and
Kiealing's.
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a Lewis orchestra and nm enjoyable time
is promised all who attend. ladies are re.
guested to present their invitations at the
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eV Ss e, HAIL. loos2 PRAIRIE AVE
so ns; " Il, Mcclure evangelist. from Cal.
evening AZ X seaesi In above hull every
. p N. All are cordisiiy iny lItsldIraay' at
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMkLE.

WASTED-By Young col0red woman. situation
IN small family as general hJuseworzer 1916
sth -. NV nj
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ROYAL BLUE LIKE.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, ", and points South, via
Alexaad-iA and EEedeEicaS0Urs- Lave sJsLloa,
tai ana IS STREETS s. - nl-- 50 p r.. u2-iy
fe1ping ,sry for Ricn-ruld .rnu points % A.
lF1rsr Cos. ig7, ard Florida, lo-+l j. r.,
100 D. IL d1ily Conn and 4leJEopy-,-a
LimitecJ, Tor Richmond and points CT Sea
board AR Lire ard florstia; ie--l O. - Tan
rr-l1e-rs At z .el.rno-d ufsh &. E .. RI Tor
NewpoTr News. old Point CONTEXT. etc; l0.i
: m daily for Richmond and points o. South
err Railway and Florida dining car, 40 A. H.
week d4rs, 4 As p III. daily. express so- Rich
u.opd only Pullman or narloT cars On all
above trains. Accommodation for Q-saticu. 7:l0
: m sunday 1aly, s-55 p m yeek DAYS;
500 o. M. except SATURDAY.
EFT p. ETFgs. h ?. DUNE. " P TAYLOR,
President. SftE7srat HE-. TTafSc ~
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Elective -8aeazs 2 1a0a

Schedule Effective august = 12o2
Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station
zoo 2. II. DaiIy-1NCNNATI AID LOUTs-
VILE EXPRESS solid TestiOue Eraia foF
Cincinnati Reaches Mountain Resort Stations
same evening cincinnati and LOUISVILLE next
morning. s. Lcuis and Chicago that evening
Pullman sIeepsr5 70 Cincinnati AID Louisviiis
Dan. DIEmg Car
s.55 P. N. I'aiIy-W ASaINGTOE AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL 4 new solid TestIb1ied
eiectric-Iighted train. arriving CInclnnati
Has 3 N Indianapolis 20 p m.Y St LOUIS
Gas . IN daily Chi-sgo SO p N week
DAYS, Pullman 5ieePe-5 20 Cincinnati, Indian
apoIis, aad St Louis without change P2rlo=
car Cincinnati 20 Chicago Dining car.
Mo P n Dsiiy-F. r Y. LIMITED Solid
train fo7 Cincinnati. Pullman SleepeTs %
Cincinnati, Lexington. and Louisville without
change Compartment Sleeper 70 Virginia
Hot Springs daily except SUnGay- SleePsTs
Cincinnati 10 ChicaCo and St Louis. Dining
Car
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Olio etnce. 80 Pennsylvania avenue; 90 Four
tsg5-h street, near F. and al the station
TeIephore call -I6sG for Pennsylvania R r. Cz5
Ss-rire Il " FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
rral5obo-p Main TG56.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington Penna r r Station.
IO:dI a. m. sEABOARD FAST NAIL
UaiIg. Through Pullman SleepeTs to
Jacksonville. connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 20 Atlanta.
p M FLA md MI ROFOi.l4AN
Daily. LIluTED-Soiid train 70 St
Augustine with Pullman. Drawing Room, Com
partmenf Observation, and Dining Cans, also
Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeper
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays TO South
err Pines (Pinehurst).
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 70 Petersburg Raleigh southern Pines
tPiuehurstJ- Camden. Columbia. Savannah,
Jacksonville, aHf all Florida points Charlotte,
Athens. Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga,
Nashville. points West and Southwest.
d:3O am. L0CAI-Te Petersburg, Raleigh.
DaiIy. Southern Pines (Pinehsrst).
Hamlet, and intermediate points.
Office, 1921 Penna. Ave.
Q B. RYAN. v. G. COLEMAN,
General SPsss Agent. G. T r. A.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected TO August 81. 1902.
Tn ms leare from PeEnsvIvania station.

Trains leaTe from Pennsylvania Station
SOL 8 n Daily. Local for Har-isJuburg.
Warreuton, Charlotte, and way stations
1881 &. n. Daily. Washington. Richmond.
and Florida Limited First-clsss coaches and
drawing room sleeper to Jacksonville. Fla Din
ing car service.
lI:IS e. III. Daily United States Fast Mali.
First-class coaches and drawing-rOom sleepti
TO New Orleans. Dining car service
Il 90 T. n. Daily. Local for WaTrsnton ani
Charlottesville.
4:0l p. n Week Days. Local for harrison
burg and way stations en- Manassas branch.
$50 P. N. Daily Local for Warreuton and
Charlottesville.
s:45 p, Daily. New York and Atlanta Ex-
press FIrSt-clsss coach and sleeper 20 Atlanta !;
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, SunscI
Route. Tourist sleeper Washington to san
Francisco Pullman buffet service.
$50 ?. N. Daily. New York and F1oridT
Express First-class coach and sleeper to Sa-
Fannah, Jacksonville and PeTt Tampa; sleeper
to Augusta. and connection Tor Aiken Dining
car service.
1901 p. N. Daily New York and Memphis
Limited via Ly-rchburz). Ffrst-cisss coach and
sleeping car TO Roanoke, knoxville, Chat
tanocSa. and sfsmPhis; sleeper 10 New Orleans
Dining car service.
I0:45 p us- Daily. Washington and South
western Limited. All Pullman train club and
observation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers 70 Nashville. Atlanta. Macon, Memphis,
New Orleans. Dining car service.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective July IS 1902.
T-siBs leave District Line Station Preached
BY Columbia electric ears) as follows
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week DAYS, 1879 a H., 100, $50, SIS
and P Sundays and Holidays s:i5, 1917.
II 20 a. H., 1.S0. $50, $50, $50. I. and $50
RETURNING. LEAVE TIE BEACH.
Week DAYS q 40 2.80, ;, Z and 70 P m SIN
DAYS and Holidays, 1870, l-5o. s, 80. 5.Ju. =
e:io, and 1870 p m
TRAVIS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. s-I5 a. n, Sis p. n Sundays.
sis a. n. 80 D. n
A. h LEWIS, c. P. a, 1870 New Yorb aEr
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RAILROADS
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON

ALEXANDRIA, AND ARLINGTON
ELECTRIC TRAINS. STATION 1914 s Pa. Ave
For At. Vernon. every hour. week days, from
10 a. II. 10 3 p. m
For Alexandria and Arlington every half how
Round trip TO UT. Vernon. SOC. Round t-il
to Alexandra, 25o. Round trip to Arlington
50c- Round trip to NJ Vernon. includir.
Arlington and Alexandria. SOC.
WASH, ALEXANDRIA & VI VEREOE RY
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS. aEI-tf
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wANTED-Rooms AND BOARD,

WANTED-By voting married couple Mis- ia
FAINT. not later than 10Th. one miurnisheJ ..o1u
nj n board. not 70 exceed so ADV ERTI>FsE.
iGlI New hampshire ava- III
WANTED-For self and wife. room and board
with private family; Southwest section pre-
fe-red: willing 20 pay about $50 per month:
reference II desired address T. L. T. ~
Massachusetts, ave. ne. u4-3
WANTED-Iu private family. unfinished rooms
and board b gentleman. wife and child. state
price Address BON 81, this Office Ia+-3
WANTED by gentleman. single room mot
hatD aud board; Northwest: raTiy- breakfast:
permanent If suited Address, stating TERMS
stc. 20 BON s.. this office. H23
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every dey in tie year nom loot OF 7th
q for IT 4onrOe, Norfolk, Newport
- News, and ali points south, bJ the su-
- Derb. powerful steel palace steamers
..S-yport News Norfolk" and
- ''SN sShington-'
~ Wash ton. 80 pm Nv. PoTtsTa-tt 500 pn
" Ajexandris-T 100 pm Lv- Norfolk. go pm
A. III Monroe. 7 90 am 1v. IT Monroe 10 pz-
Ar. Norfolk --o-Vo an Ar AteSahoIia--6=S9 am
Ar RoTtsn ms 10 an Ar HAShIhsl 4 ~ am
sg-Jhrough connections made at Nor
- folk With cteansEs Of Old Dominion
Steamship Co. for New York ard Ner-
- chants and Miners Steamships fc- Bos-
ton
TRFor further information apply al
- general ticket ofSce, Bend Building 1s,h
and x Z ave- OF Tth 81. wharf. Wash
- ington, d. O.
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FOR RENT OR sALE-sUBURBAN

SUBURBAN ROPERTT-g-room house, acre
ground, for rent OF sale; latrobc heat, hot
water stable. carriage and chicken-house; dry
cellar; fruit; tfue water; main street; center
OF toYn; 3 minutes from electric OF steam cars
at HyattSviIle, Nd. II. X. SANDERS. g33 New
York ave m3-2
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THE EVENING TINES WASHINGTON THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 19O
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-A smsT house in Brewers Court
between 9th and eth SITS ne; rent $50 q
month Il
FOR RENT-Six room house at District line;
terms reasonable; one fare 20 city; take Der
wyn OF RiverdaIe car Address BOX =. this
Office UF4-3
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RaL1IM0RE AID OHIO +. R.

SehaCuIe u eas-t Nay IS 1902
leave Washington. New JERSEY ave. AID c St.
Caicago and Northwest, 1850 a, N, '6:2e
Cincinnati. $. Louis. and Louisville. Toes
4 ~. -4-IJ ?. H. ITO night
Pitts5urg and Cleveland, -io=59 a. II, -s==s
p. n and 100 night
ColrInil,-s and wheeling. $50 p n
Winchester, s:55 a. m, 4:I5 and II5-S9
= Luray.- Rirerton. 'front.' Royal ElEton. -4:1s
? Annapolis. 1880. $50 l'u.so m. l'4.ao
f5S X ISIS. 'ts.eo, HIo.5o NJ ak
II 80. and $50 p. n.
HlrcFs:oUn. IJ-15 a. n End $50 ? m
Boyd and way points 6'@5 s-tS a m.
- G;aithcr5tr.TE ana way points. SIS, +J-00 a.
M, 20. s'i-l5 3.99- $50, $50, $50,
liz % ssT-20. .-1a.15. 1850 p m
Washington function and way points, SIS.
-'9-OJ g. M. <-l-15, 4-30, $50 p n
Baltimore. week DAYS. xs;o9, 800, So
z-.a5 80. xS-Sl $50. z2.sa. 115-G1. II:50 a.
m. $3.50 nooa. xI-s5. $500. 1900. x4.9o.
/. 81 15-o5. 81 x5-zl, S-3l, Eo.p2. Nlo-09s
xIl.S0 lF.G5 p Ssictsvs- N5 %, = %,
100. xs56 ya-62 a m. =iZ-10. 10. Z3-00.
so. z5:05, $50, Ss-tl. xio-G9, xll;S9, h=SS
ROYAL BLUE LIEE.
All trains illuminated with Pin:scl, light.
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Nev Yorz- Bosom.
azd the East 800, = .o5 Diner, $50 tsuf-
Eer). 900 CDiner). 1900 Diner a: n.
s12.a0 lDizerg. 900 C"Royal Limited.
E+rrr}. H4.03 philadelphia only. -5.ts
tDine-) $500 -ud flI-S) r a. Sleeping Gar
open at 1000 o'c-CCk)-
Atlantic CITY. 7:05, 1000 q Ia, .l2-2a
noon. $50 r. ~
.Tsifv. EXCEPT SUNDAY. --Suadav Only
IES7ress tTeiEs-
Baggage called fer and checked nom uoleia
and residences Is Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket Offices. 6i9 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest New York Avenue and FuteenIS
Street, and at station
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FOR RENT-TRUCK FARMS.

FOR RENT-One q the best truck places on
Giesboro- 80 acres excellent land; good house
and all out buildings; rent cheap good tenant
Apply 4. D. JARBOE. Gicsboro; address H. l..
HETSkEIL zoos Il. NV e2-2
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

wASTED-By young man Of refIner ent: de-
sires 10 travel Is valet or companion. BON 100
this Office es-2
WASTED-To do painting, papering. and take
care % house or horses for living rooms and
small wages; married; city OF suburb BOX
81 this Office eI
wANTED-Positiou- as steward, assistant or
storekeeper in good hotel; am sober ard com
petenf address BOZ %. this Office ell
u ANTED-By young man; any KIM % work.
Address u. 4. IiENNiNG, Brentwood, Sd
gz-S
WANTED-I}y an experienced young man. rrfzs-
ton III butter business best TcfsrpfiCr- = "
AIDDLETUN. BerwyB, No. l.
wANTED-By respectable young Cr' - ma,
place bicycle repsirer or cleaning 4 ar1ss-
ing and repairing pants. send card CT call II
4S2 St nv. nj
WASTED-By IN experienced bakers boy. who
urdersandS his bushes, place 10 finish his
trade IN bakery. JOHN G, 1905 9th s.. NV.
mig
" ANTFD-By drst-clas@ and competent bar
keeper uasitIon- bon >. this Office e3-3
WANFED-By bookkecper Of Is years expert
encc, set OF books 20 keep evenings; terms
reasonable Apply BOY 81, this Office. e2-3
WANTED-By an ex-Knox Express driver. place
address DRT' Err, Coz ~ St sw- e2-3
v ANTED-Situation wanted by licensed en-
gineer. address BOY 81. this Office. nZ-5
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sA- Lot 3.l25 feet: finest northwest 10
cation: 'cc.ric railway facilities; on famous
.GnCFit Fc4G; SO cash, balance monthly with
ont interest, free booklet. CLARK BROS. 1888
( 81. ng. $50
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE AND
FEMALE.

WA-SrED-sitr.stions for all kinds frst-cIass
help. Gail OF dvop postal, THE OLD RE-
LIABLE, 300 New York ave MIS-
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

FOR FILA AMI Ice destroyer. also medicine
toE dogs C3ts sndL birds. 20 70 SCHAnD's
BIRD STORE 7I2 10Th st. uR. sus-tt
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FOR RENT-sToRE.

FOR RENT-Store. with fine fixtures; splendid
location for bakery or confectionery. Is 7tH 81
ne- m4-5
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WASTED-Bv Young man Of refIner cnt: de-
s-res 10 travel as valet Or companion Bon 100.
this Office. ed
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W ANTF9-Iady OF pleasing manners; 10 MI a
yacaucv with wholesale house; stage 5gr ana
business experience if any Address Bun %
his ciiu-
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FOUND.

FOUND-Puc dog owner can have same by
calling 1922 st. NV e91-3
SICKNESS and death are cellsr-inade Zee
cream: sever gas causes it; do not eat thai
kind; our ice-cream s made i ieet sooEe
fbe qro-pd and Is pure. delicious and health
full: zoe and 9Oc per gallon LACEY'S, co.
New York ave. nv, AID Ils-ll5 Chicago 81
Re, sAu
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTfF To-day; lunchroon cooe~- &llls !.
OF collreG. so 10 80; chauherm'l"s. 2'o,
f,0I.sc.,o.ts.- 80. HALES. OS 6 81 ~. 81
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fBE kENI-HeTudon. Va eleven room house,
ten Icres, all IN fruit; excellent water trains
stop in front Of house. T. 5. MUSSEY, At
torncy, 4lG 9Th st. MAJ
FOR sALE-BoRsEs & VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-Fine driving mare and canopy top
surrey 223 l1tb st. sw- els
FOR SALE-NearIy new canopy top, cut under
surrey; roomy; so; one so. s4S New York
ave. NJ. ei2
FOR SOLICITATIONS. delivery wagon. surrey,
runsbout, buggy. aad lot wheels; bargains
GEYER's, 1910 and 1918 Ohio ave mi-S
FOR SALE-To save storage. one canopy top
surrey: one end spring doctors buggy; both
Our personal attention given 70 boarding horses
IN cool, clean stable J. T. HOPKINS & son,
stable between 9th and 10th sts., Rhode Island
ave. AID Il ST NV. m4-3
FOR sALE-Fancl top delivery wagon STEM
OGRAPHER, Ordnance Office, Navy Yard.
ms-3
FOR sALE-One ane farzily horse and three
vehicles cheap. Apply 10 WILLIAM OGLE, l64T
Crescent St NV, Meridian Hill, Washington,
~. c. els
FOR SALE-Bay mare, years old A J NAY,
AZ c st. sw. e3-3
FOR sALE-Young bay horse. 10 hands; stan
hope buggy and harness, cheap. l25 st. NV.
ms-s
FOR sALE-A light delivery wagon II3 K
81 ne m3-8
FOR SALE-Bay cob 10 hands high; weight.
100 pocnds. Rear Ssh 81 81. NV. Call after
$50 p NJ mS-3
FOR SALE-So reasonable offer refused IS
horses and mares; suitable for any business OF
family use; weight 800 20 /, 800; age ) 10 g;
also suitable tor farm heavy hauling. Call
Ut residence 2l2 ~ s.. nv s2-G
FOR SALE-Hcrse and runabout; owner IL:
must cell. HOPKINS Livery Stable, rear OF
1912 9Th St M e2-3
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE-T@o young
horses and one mare, suitable for family or any
business; also rubber tire rJInabout and hsr
ness nearly new Call rear 5ls St NV u12-5
FOR SALE-Cheap, fast gray pacing horse
(2.4j); gentle, fearless; r1Ibber-tire r1nabout
and harness. address BOX y, this Office. MIS-
FOR SALE-Wagou. Apply after ) p n. IsI2
18th St ne. ma
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 for storage when W. store f5'
75cg UNITED STATES STORAGE. COMPANY
800 10th st. NV MIS-
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TO exchange fy5 Primo Camera outfit; good q,
ncV. for bicycle II good condition. BOX So,
this Office. SO
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WANTE.s- settled woman To cook ana aelP
iu SD al. ..,rjly, must Ice well Teeo''iI''' ~
Auuia -Is s. NV
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HELP WANTED-mALE & FEMALE

RELIABLE employment ofEce with the system
Of Christian charity; both ioT male and fe-
male in honor, which Is due 10 serve the noble
residents Of Washington SO + s.. nv. eI
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
fngton e:{2 q. n, esq a. m. 80 g. m, 9:i5
a m, 200 p. m, s:l5 p n. and $50 P. H.
daily. Local trains from HarTisonbUrg, IS e.
e. week days and $40 P n daily. From
Charlottesville, SIS g. n. and $50 ?. daily.
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Offices,
705 18th St.. 5II Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sTlvanis Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1910 P r. R. Cab Service
c II ACKERT General Manager.
S. II. HARDWTCK. General Pas'r Agent
l. s. BROWN Ge1c-al AGENT
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WASTED-I0o statesmen and saiesladies for
Alexandra. Va: York Harrisburg Columbia
and Hanover, Pa; 81 per week r a. DINS-
MORE, 81 TN 81. NV e43
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-TIerudon. Va; eleven room house;
ten Icres. all IN fruit; excellent water; trains
stop in front Of house T. 5. MUSSEY, At
torncy, 4l6 9Th st. MAJ
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WANTED-white cook; also Waitress 10 stay
nights and sleep IN basement l"i' Nas9a, .i"-
serts ave. nv. -
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WANTED-Cirl for general h2uzework: SIraIl
family; reference cIuircd- Apply at once
100 4 s.. &c.