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Fight with n Brown County Eagle.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
NASHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 19.-Samuel I.
Hoy a farmer living on Schooner creek.
four miles south of here. was attacked by
an eagle yesterday evening and received
several marks. He was eating supper when
he heard the cries of a young pig Going to
the door he saw large bird in the pen. He
ran toward the pen as the bird rising
with a young pig fastened in its claws II
had got but a few feet from the ground
when the pig fell the bird then attacking
Hoy. Hoy struck at the bird, but il struck
him several times. He finally ran In the
barn Investigation showed afterward that
the bird had carried away three of the
pigs and had returned for the fourth.
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VIII Not Build the Factory.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind. Aug. 19.-M- 5. Howe, OF
this city. who with Wabash associates pro-
posed to put a new glass works at Lafon-
tame. on condition that bonus OF S2.VO
and free land were given them. has decided
TO locate elsewhere. Mr.. Howe says that
at the public meeting last evening sueh
Indifference was displayed as 10 induce MIN
to abandon the plan TO locate there. The
concern would have employed seventy
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Can be found at the following Places
NEW YORK-Astor House.
CHICAGO-Palnicr House, p. o. News Co., ~
Dearborn street Auditorium Annex Hotel
Dearborn Station News stand.
CINCINNATI. r. Hawley & Co.. ia Vine
street.
LOUISVILLE-C T. Deering. northwest corner
OF Third and Jefferson streets; LouisVllle BOOK
Co, Pa Fourth avenue. and Blaufeld Bros-s Az
West Market street.
ST. LOUIS--Unlon News Company. Union Depot.
WASHINGTON, u. C.-Riggs House, Eboitt
House. Fairfax Hotel. Willard Hotel.
DENVER. Col-L.outIian & Jackson, Fifteenth
AID Lawrence streets.
DAYTON, o.-J. V. Wilxie, 30 South Jefferson
street
COLUMBUS, o--viaduct News stand. ss4 High
street
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inmigratiC

A number of Columbia University men.
who must work their way through college.
have volunteered to do homework, and
In the hours between study will attend TO
furnaces. serve at table, wash dishes, or
do odd jobs about the premises. No doubt
New York women will welcome their aid.
The domestic problem has TO be solved
somehow. and II its solution shall come
through the universities I will be so much
10 their credit
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Fireman Killed Near Valparaiso.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO, Ind, Aug. l9.-Albert
SPEAKER a fireman on the Panhandle Rail-
road. was killed at Hebron. Porter county,
this morning. While going from the engine
he slipped and fell under the wheels and
was crushed to death He was twenty-five
years old, single, and his home was at
Portsmouth, Q.
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The mpire.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
ST. Peter-What your business earth?
The Stranger baseball umpire.
ST. Peter-Indeed. And what is your opn-
ion OF your own fitness for admission here?
The Umpire-Me? Why. I'm as straight a
shoestring you ever let in.
ST. Peter-Tm afraid I'll have to dispute that.
The Stranger-whst? Dispute IT? That's just
enough from you. II you amt back on the bench
inside OF twenty seconds I'll fine you $50.
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The Council did right in refusing to au-
to bring suit against the gas companies.
The city's claim against them under the
ordinance is much too doubtful to justify
the expenditure of public money in trying
TO enforce it.
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Surveying n New Line.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
FRANKLIN, Ind, Aug. ia party of
surveyors is working along the east side
of the Pennsylvania track between this
place and Indianapolis. 1t is reported that
the railroad company is preparing to lay
new track with new local service and rates
to compete with the interurban line.
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LAFAYETTE TRACTION STRIKE.
Great Denomination Of Union Men
and sympathizers at Night.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug. 19.-Every labor
union in this city was out in force tonight
in one OF the largest labor demonstrations
ever seen here. There were fully 800 la
boring men and about 500 sympathiZers in
line. and with band and red fire the pro-
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still n Necessity.

Automobile Magazine.
''Hoorayr' exclaimed the optimistic equine
1.-The motor vehicle won't be able to take our
places altogether.
What have you heard?" inquired the sorrel
in the adjoining stall.
why. II says in this paper that the finest
automobiles upholstered in horsehide."
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Wrong Contingency.
Chicago Chronicle

Chicago Chronicle
One day little Aggie went to visit a maiden
lady. who asked her II she wanted cookie
"Oh, yes" said Aggie.
1T what?' prompted the lady.
IF 1 should die before 1 wake" said Aggie.
who had evidently had to be prompted at the
IT. in her evening prayer.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 19.-Dr. James
F. Hibberd. ex-president of the American
Medical Society, who has been seriously
sick with stomach trouble, was reported
much improved to-day. He is now eighty
six years old, has practiced medicine for
siXty-two years and is still at il.
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Robbery Case Is Dropped.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Aug. l9.-The case
against Miss Kittie Harte, the domestic
who was arrested yesterday on charge Of
robbing Mrs. Stonebruner's house, was dis
missed this morning by the State. The
prosecuting witness has decided TO drop
the matter.
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Circus Tent Blown Down.

ONAWA, Ia, Aug. ia terrific wind
and rainstorm struck here this afternoon
and did considerable damage TO small
buildings and crops. A circus was in the
midst OF its performance when the main
tent was blown down. No one was serious
w injured
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Mr. John W. Gates. Spectator. is quoted
by an Eastern paper as saying that the
fellow who makes up his mind to be right
all the time will be busted always in the
long run by the man who insists on being
right 81 per cent of the time" 1t is not
necessary to assume from this that Mr..
Gates is right 81 per cent. of the time.
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The people of the city lost golden OPP
portunity of getting a cheap and clean fuel
for don este purposes when the Council
pigeon-holed the ordinance providing for
,nafer rate
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Secretary Shaw says tariff for revenue
only might destroy trusts on the same
theory that fire in a wheatfield would de-
stroy Canada thistles. That fairly SYM
bolizes Democratic craftsmanship. 1t would
burn whole wheatfeld to get rid of
thistle
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over 100000 Damage.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. ia rainfall
of /. 10 inches here last night did damage in
this city estimated at from 100000 TO $780,
COO washing out street-railway tracks,
lawns bridges and sidewalks and flooding
Easements and cellars.
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If the reported discovery of the old Rus
sian monuments. fixing the disputed Alas
kan line. proves true 1t will sustain the
American contention and settle a con-
troversy that was full of grave possibili-
tfaa
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The resignation of important member
of the Cuban Cabinet so soon after the or
ganization of the government augurs badly
for the future. The comments OF Havana
rnonv
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Children Damage safety Gates.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug 1.-THE Big Four
Railroad Company has complained TO the
Council OF this city that because of the
meddIing of children with their safety
gates in this city, they are unable TO pro-
vide the public with suitable safeguard
against crossing accidents. The children
have played with the apparatus at the
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The New Jersey Federation of Labor
wants the government to conhscate and
operate the anthracite coal mines. That
would be government by injunction with
out even the forms of law.
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THE HUMORISTS.
The New Regime.

Chicago Record Herald
Have they been in society long?
'Only about a week"
Flows that?''
Before that they called their chef a cook"
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Big Leases of Oil Lands.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind, Aug. 19.-The Ohio and
Indiana Oil Company has taken leases on
over 200 acres Of Pike township land, and
the Ohio Oil Company on 1000 acres in Wa
bash township.
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Indianian shot from Ambush.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLUFFTON. Ind, Aug. 19.-J. NJ. Buck.
a wealthy handle manufacturer Of this
city, received word tonight that his son
Carl aged twenty. was killed in the Phil
ippines on July 13. He and another pri-
Yate soldier were out riding and were shot
from ambush Young Buck was struck by
four bullets and killed instantly.
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Are you going away for the summer?
II so. you will want TO keep in touch
with home. The simplest and best
way to do this while absent is to have
The Journal TO follow you by mail.
Leave your order for the paper before
starting. The address will be changed
as often as desired.
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Verbose at That.
Judge.

Judge.
Gentlemen said the new senator from the
oil country. II have not prepared a speech 1
do not consider ii necessary. have $50 600 600
After a long. long time the hearers assim-
Hated the thought that money talks.
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A Protest.
Philadelphia Press.

Philadelphia Press.
Mary Mrs. Newcomer called down to the
servant, Mrs. Reuben Eek is crossing the road
and L believe she's coming here. Run out and
turn that doormat upside down."
(Which one ma amp
1.-THE at the front door that has Welcome
on it."
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DespOndent Man Takes Poison.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind, Aug. 19.-Despondent over
his condition, Benjamin Copper, who had
both legs severed in an accident several
years ago, swallowed large dose of NOR
phine this evening and is now in a serious
condition
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The public will regret to hear Of the
rious illness of Representative r. r.
Hit. of Illinois He is one of the most
useful members of the House, having
served in that body continuously for TWEEN
~ years, and has had long experience in
the diplomatic service besides.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-20
Suicide of Despondent Farmer.

Special to the IndianaT oils Journal.
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 19.-John
Caldwell, prominent farmer and stock
buyer, fifty years of age, committed suicide
at an early hour this morning, with the aid
of chlOroform. Dependency and strong
drink led to the deed.
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ANNAPOLIS. Nd Aug l9.-Thirty-one
candidates have passed the mental exam
nations for entrance 20 the Naval Acace-
my, class OF 1906. Thus far only forty-six
examination papers have been corrected
by academic board. Among the successful
candidates Is Worth w. Foster, or Indiana
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gates until the gates refuse 10 work. The
superintendent of police has been instruct
ed TO investigate the complaint and 10
make any arrests necessary.
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hood of Locomotive Firemen will call on
President Roosevelt to-day to invite him TO
be present at the opening of the national
convention at Chattanooga on Monday
next. The invitation is probably intended
to show the brotherhood's appreciation of
the honor bestowed upon Grand Master
Sargent in appointing him commissioner Of
immigration
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Indianian Killed i'm Nebraska.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, Aug 19.-Henry Francis
co, of this city, to-day received a telegram
announcing the killing of his son William
a railroad engineer at McCook, Neb.
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Another Cholera Victim.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON. Ind. Aug. 19-Judge Jerry z.
Bear to-day received word Of the death at
Manila, p. l.. from Asiatic cholera. OF his
cousin, Carroll r. Bear, a Methodist mis-
sonary among the natives.
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Advices from the anthracite coal region
indicate growing tension, and if the strike
continues much longer it will be difficult
TO repress violence.
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The INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.

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WASTED-By tao coIoTed women. places IS
ferred- l0Is 18th St Hw nj
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SEABoARD AIR. LINE Rail WAY.

Capital City Route"
Leave WssAiaztoz, Peazs. Il 4 Stztioz-
fO:26 a. IN. SEASUARD FAST AAfL-TESo0se
DAILY. Pullman SleePers 10 Jscksezly Isse
connecting at Hamlet With Pull
Sleeper to atlanta
200 p. N. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIdTTED-SoIiS train to 81
Augustine. vita Pullman, Drawing Room. Cora
psrysneat, Observation. and DiKiEg Cars. also
Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta Pullman Sleepe
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays TO South
eru Pines (PiaehuTstl.
These trains ofer excellent schedules and serFtc-
TO Petersburg, Raleigh. SoUthern Pines tP--ss-
hurst3. Csza6e1. Columbia Savannah, Jsck<oH-
VILE and all Florida points Chariatts- Athens.
Atlanta New Orleans, Chattanooga, Nashville.
points West and Southwest.
400 a. NJ. L0CAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines fPinehuTSt9- Ham
let. and intermediates prints.
Office. 1921 Ps9na. AVE.
y. H DOLL. Cen ACT Pass. Des.t
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TRAINS on BLuEMoSF BRANCH
BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. R.

Schedule IN effect November II, I98i
Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave. and c ST.
CiIic=so and Northwest. 1915 a. II. s6s3o p. m
Cincinnati, St Louis, and Louisville. .1a-e5
PittsbuFg. 1855 a n, $50 P. m AMI .Lo0
night.
Cleveland .1o.45 a. m. and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling, $50 ,. IA
Winchester, lls-s5 g h, ilS-45. and i5-.7 p N
Annapolis. HF:i5. $500 1895 Hu.s 1 NJ
Fredefiek, 1885. 1850. HIo;45 a m '..I.l5.
li4:se. and 6:20 p. m
Hagersiown, .Ies05 = N sad $50 p. m
Boyd and way points, SIS sse-Go a. n, %-1.15
ii4:90, ii5:S0. -z0:l5 lI.30 P. n
GaitheTsbuFg and way points, 1888. *'9.oo a.
H. tz.5e %-I.f5 $50 47Se SOD 5.s3,
!I7-05. ss7:2e. stle-I5. iiII:Soe p m
Washington Junction. and way points. SIS,
$50 90 a H. z.I:I5s ~ 80 1850 D m
Baltimore, week days, x3 20, $500, e:sa. II zos,
x .I5 xs-S0 SIS x9-s0. x10-o0. u-55 \ n.
x12:SU noon. Mss x3.eo. X.o0 x4:30, So,
x5.05 1855 x6-20, $50. xs-G9 x19-e0, XII 20
II 80 p IN. Sundays, xS.e9 x7-05 xT.S5g1s.sg.
x5:35 Csc xS.pa- xI0>oo xIl-SO. xTI-S5 ,. m
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains iHnHiinGted With Pintsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New J ork. Boston. and
the East SEQ, s7s05 (8iHsr), $50 Buffet,
eco GDiner) 1880 DINER a. A. - 80
(Diner), 1900 (.1i2oyal Limited Dinesl 4.G3
Buffet. -5:05 (Diner1. +6.09 and +u-S0 P. n
SSIeeping Car open al I0.0e O'Clock
Pullman Cars on al day trains.
Atlantic City, %I2>S9 noon.
*DeiIy. Except sunday. ssSunday oEly.
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels szi
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders lsft
at ticket Offices, 6I3 Pennsylvania avenue n9rth-
west, New York avenue and Fifteenth Street. and
at ststion-
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RAILROADS
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
MOUNT VERNON Rail NAY
RAILROADS.

from Staten, Pennsylvania Ave and Ish s.
II eject Nay l. 1902
OF AeSandr5a-Week days. ESQ. 77es. 7sso,
500. s-zp. $50. 9:z5. 1000 19.s5. u.oo. u.sa
a n xl2.ot. 7a-30 1z.45 Ii.05. rs, 2-oo $50
xS'sz, $3.50. sss2. z4s18. 4.S3. Ess4. 5zas xS.ss.
80 sos $50 T-ee. go. sseo ssss s:se. 1o:I5.
su3dsys-T:ts. s-oa. s.ls. 1876. 400. 1850 a.
80 noon; Iz:Se. 90, 10 zso0, ESQ. 500.
-. 80. $50. SEQ. $50. $780, $50 TO- 7:5o
49, ssAe, 9sSo. l0;Is. 49, II 80 p n.
FER % Mount Vernon-geek days: s-9o 500.
49, d;oo q. NJ. x12705 II s05. z7ee. x2s02.
-. 54;4k, Ks y. 5-06. $50 p m
so SSaaesys-9soo a m. 1850 noon. 2soo, s:oo,
Fer Arlington and Aqueiuct BFidge-week
IeS $50. 7sos. 80. 500 s-29. $50. s:sS.
:, s15 -, HOO a. n, s12so5, 1870 sI2545. les.
200 go. S.o2. $3.50. $50, .z.ss. ss.5s.
- 800, 95oS: $50, 7-o5. SEQ p. NJ
-. e.sDAHs-zs45. 900. GAS. 1000. 100.
20 q m. u 90 noon 1890, 100. Il 20. 500.
80 S1a $50. 400. ss.se, $780, $3.50,
Soc, $50. TOO. $50. 500 .. n.
Z Express. TO Arlington ozIy.
Parcels carried. Bazrsxs checked
]. coLyfS, Superintendent.
c. E ABBOT. President
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
Rail WAY.

Indria and Fredericksburg. Leave station 9Th ard
3 streets, 40 a. H. 3:+5 D n, daily dining
carr for Richmond and peintssea Atlantic Cosss
(FIorsda and Metropolitan LinitedJ. for Rich
mend and points on SeabcaTd Air Line AMI
Florida; Ios5I a m daily for Richmond z1i
points On Southern Railway and Florida td.n-
ing cay1; $40 a m week days. 4:45 p. N daily.
express for Richmond only. Pullman rarlo:
cars on all aAzxs- trains except $40 A. "a &c
cornEaodation for QHantieo $40 q. n, Sunday
only: AS D. N Eeek DAYS; Sec p "a. cx-
cept sztri lay
Ell D. MYERS. W. D. DUKE, ". P TAYLOR.
President. General Mgr Traffic Ig--
rna5-u Rieh1Eond- Va
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RVS
CALIFORNIA TOURS

Ffrst-class stop-over tickets On sale at stated
periods 1t rate less thaH one fare for the
round trip. Apply for descriptive bookiets and
detailed information. 1929 Pennsylvania AEsnne-
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CHESAPEAKE AND Ohio RY.

500 P. d. BAILY-Cincinnati and St. Louis
Spceial-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
Sleepcrs 10 Cincinnati Lexington. LoEisyifle In
Gianapolis and st. Louis without change. Con
nection for virginia Hot Springs Dining Car-
PaTIor Cars Cincinnati TO Chicago.
u:I0 p n DALY-F- F. V Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers 10 GinciR-
natl, Lexington, and Louisville, without 'chaGees
Coz.3a.tnent sleeper to Virginia Hot springs
daily. except Sunday. Dining car. Sleepers
Cincinnati to Chicago and st. Louis
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and 0hts
Offices 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue; coo 18th Street.
near r and at tlie station Teispaone cal, &2is
I'LL for PennsFlyaEis Railroad Cab Service
H. " FULLER,
-'~4~-stoeo Main InF6- Cen Pavssn-er Reeut.
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@aNTED-RooMs.

WaETED-RO0MS.
WANTED-Nedium sized room for storage with
owner q hoUse; state price Address BOX Il.
this Office. F. e1z-S
NANTED-Jnfuraished house or fat, thTee 10
SIX rooms; particulars desired PROMPTLY Ad-
dress BOX q. this Office ml
WANTED-By refined white youth small fur
nished room; state particulars address BOX
"A, this 0flee- m1$-2
" ASTED- FINISHED seeond-story front room
with private Catholic family; S month: good
location Address BOX %, this Office. mlA2
WANTED-An unfinished room by an elderly
lady. rent not to- excee3 = per month; reference
given address s25 Ist s. NV. Mag
W4NTED- single gentleman rieel, furnished
room; al c0lveHIences; central location Ad-
dress BOX /, his oflce. ml2-3
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By whrte man from country, place
driving OF ANYTHING weekly. ss5 18th St ne q
AIANTED-By barkeeper, situation out Of CITY;
experienced. frst-clzss mixer BOX q, this Of
ice els
WANTED-By young man, Job driving delivery
wagon. BOX 20, this Office. eI4-3
WASTED-By young white man. position 10
care Of horses WILLIAM TEKUR. BOX 90. this
Office eI4-2
WANTED-By young man. position m grocery
store; good reference BOX S. this Office els
WANTED young nan, from country. posi-
Ton; references. Address BOZ d. this 0f5ee.
mIz=S
WANTED-Isy q young colored man Of sober
habits, place Fsnitor, or viii take charge
u small dining Tooms house man, with ref
erence- Gail or address G. f., I Gordon ave
re- nj
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to April q. -0ss

Schedule corrected to April q. e
Trains leave hor Pennsylvania Station.
Sol a H. Daily Local Tor HarrSoubgrg Ragz
renton. Charlotte and way stations
Io-5l a m Daily Washington, Richnso56 zad
Florida Limited First-elsss coaches and dzzx-
CIR service.
HIS q m Daily United States Fssz Mi.
Firzt-class coaches and drsHIng-f0om sleeps 20
New Orleans Dining car service
iI.s7 a. n. Daily. Local for wareHt0a ane
Charlottesville
s:ol D. m seek Days. Local for Hsrrissu-
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