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The colored American., 1902-09-20

people who knew him best-"eastins
down his buckets where he is" For
some time a movement has been on
foot 10 senu Dr.. Shepard to Congress
Nothing would go farther to show that
the Negroes of North Carolina Knew
what was good for them than taking
the matter up in earnest, and giving
this brilliant young man the certid-
cate 10 seat in the L.g white build
ing on CapitOI Hill, to sic in Judgment
upon the laws that fix our status in
the American body pOILic.
The literary season s coming on.
The populace heTeabOuts look forward
10 1t each year with the same conf
dence that the baseball fans look to-
Wafd the opening Of the diamond field
-Doth are always full of promise, but
IL must be said that the tastes of our
literary friends" come nearer gain
ing satisfaction with the results than
90 the fans who journey to the ball
HeId 10 see their favOriteS taken into
camp daily by the uniformed delegates
from some other town on the man
we are doing well to have organiza-
ions mat vary in policy and method
aiohS literary lines. for then everyone
can md place where his mental an
petite may be appealed to, and the soci.
e'y Itself builds up clientele pecu.
marry It's own 1t is hoped, however,
The colored American., 1902-09-20

that this year, more than has been
true of the past, each society will ad-
here to a fixed and definite purpose
not merely for the display of 0TatOri-
cal pyrotechnics that blaze mOmentari-
ly upon the intellectual sky, burn out,
and darkness resumes its sway Let
each session register something that
can be pointed to !. a positive gain
for some thought or action. This city
has no suffrage, but a powerful Senti-
ment for what it desires can be deYel-
oped through the weekly meetings of
these literary clubs, which will exert
a potent influence in the right direc
ion, if welded intel1igently aHd
Systematically.
The colored American., 1902-09-20

cOlored building in the city, outside of
the High School. Would it not be an
act singularly appropriate to award
this prize to Prof. Cardozo, as a re-
cOgnition q. has valuable work in the
several departments of instruction.
The colored American., 1902-09-20

Have you ever been to Hampton and
seen the great school there? Well, if
you haven't, do not let another year
roll around and find you still behind in
this respect The Business League af-
forded the -1an-on-the-COrner chance
% look the place over, and he saw
sights that almost tranSnXed him with
amazement. The immense variety of
Industries taught, the massive build
ings constructed especially with a view
Of accommodating the branches that
would be taught in them, the precision
Of the cadets, the delightful music of
the brass band, the singing of the
students,-songs that were religious,
semi-sacred and plantation Melodies
all sung with a sweetness and a tender
ness that touched the heart of the
cOldest, the geniality of the teaching
corps, led by that executive genius,
Major r. R. Moton-all this was Il
revelation to one who had never been
in such a place before and was enough
to start a Well-Spring of hope in the
soul of the most arrant pessimist. The
gathering in the chapel was the most
impressive occasion The speech Of
Booker T Washington. easy, confida apt
and cheerful-yet what a flood of
memories he must have recalled as h.
stood in that spacious auditorium. and
bridged the great abyss that separ ted
his present life and that day long ago
when he presented himself at the gates
Of this same institution. bun ~, rag ged
and foOtsOre, and asked for knowledge,
for light, for the open door TO a future.
How he must have reflected upon that
first examination. when he swept the
floor time after time, so that he would
1e marked 20. K" In his talk con-
trasting the modern outfit of to-day
With the crude equipment of his day
here, he gave a succinct history Of the
progress of the nation toward popular
md practical education, for at Hamp-
ton can be found the concrete ex-
preston of the crying need of the hour
for two races, and emphasized for the
more important of the two at the home
OF its legitimate child, Tuskegee. Mr..
washington tribute 10 lie Plantation
song as the preseTver of the races
deepest traditions will live with all
VINO heard it, and whatever may be
said of the desirability of the classic
In music, the real Negro viii not dis
card the simple songs that charmed
our mothers and fathers, nor the folk
lore that will yet be deemed precious
heritage any more nan the Irish. the
German, and the Italian will forget
the strains that gave his infantile ear
lts first thrill and keenest inspiration
or love for mis- fatherland. BY all
means go to Hampton.
The colored American., 1902-09-20
CURBS ANY DISEASE
A NEW AND WONDERFULLY Srcc,p.s
Full METHOD OF CURING AT
CHRONIC AND LING sRIsG Ar
FLICTIONs.
A FREE TRIAL PACKAGE Or TINS
REMARKABLE Discovery WIZ
BE MAILED To ALL WHoWRrrr

Any one who suffers from a weak. disor5a-..
condition OF the hsart lungs. kidneys. stomsSII
blood, liver, skim muscles or ne-yo,,s - ach
should write at once for free trial treatme1, ~
a new method that is rapidly displacipg ~ ~
ways OF curing disease. AT Ola
The colored American., 1902-09-20

Somewhere the songbirds dwell;
Hush, then, thy sad repining,
God lives, and all is we'll"
The colored American., 1902-09-20

The SILLY season" is evidently on
A class of nincompoops whose preten.
slons to leadership. give the public a
right to expect better things of them
nave been going around kicking about
the prominence accorded such men as
recorder Dancy, Judge Terrell Col
PIedger, Editor Fortune and others ut
the Business League. characteriZing
them as politicians, office-seekers. etc
why bless your soul, every one of
theSe men do more. business in twenty
Tour hours than the entire bunch If
thelr critics do in a month. Mr. Dancv
mas been for years the active spirit in
building and loan association at VIII
mlng-on. and is now a director on the
BOARD controlling the great Coleman
Cotton Mill. at Concord. n. c. Judge
lerrelI IS a member of the Washington
BOARD OF Trade, secretary of the Cant
taI savings Bank. and as a member o.
Lhe law firm of Lyncn and Terrell. con
uacted important real estate transac-
IONS: Col. Pledger operates a profit.
able farm in Georgia. and Mr. Fortune
as publisher of The New York Age
mas set place in journalism that few
Continued from Seeond rsso
The colored American., 1902-09-20
THE-MAN-ON-THE-CORNER
Gives Some Inside Inform a Upon Public School
Matters-Roams q Random Over Much r. Estate
and .',in sles Mid Ole Pa ssins Throng

GO ssSee~e&SS1s = = - - e - = = = =
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RkIl WAY

Fer RichmcHd v. and points South VIA
Alexandra and Fredericksburg Leave station
6th and streets, 4.30 a. N. 3.&5 D. n. daily
dining carr for Richmond and points On At
ls1tIc Coast Line ard Florida: lO:4I 4. n
10 P. m daily (Fiorida and Metropolitan
Limited), for Richmond and points on sen
beard Air Line and FLORIDA: IO:4l a. m. trata
connects at Richmond with g < o. Rv FOR
Newport News Old Pc.nt Comfort etc: 1881
g n daily foT Richmond and points on South
sTn Railway and Florida dining carr: 40 2 n
y EEK G1ys. 4-45 2. daily. express for Rich
InoHd only Pullman or parlor cars on al!
shave trains except 40 a. n. Acconuo5a-
tiu1 for Qu1utico. 80 \ n, SUNDAY civ.
AS p m week days; 500 D. m, exceut
Saturday.
z 4 D. MYERS. " D. DUKE. W P. TAYLOR
President General agT. Traffic MGR.
Richmond. Va
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to May .. 1892

AFalEs leave from Pennsylvania Station
s-0I II Daily local for Harrisonburs.
H2Trenton. Charlotte, and way stations
tO-sl a III Daily. Washington, Richmond.
ana Florida Limited First-class coaches and
aFa'siIl-rooEn sleeper TO jacksonville, Fla Din
ing car service.
H;l5 a IT, Daily. United States Fast Nail.
r iFSt-ciSSs coaches and drawing room sleeper
&c New Orleans. Dining car service.
MS q n Daily Local for Warrento0 and
Charlottesville
$50 p NJ Saturdays only. The Warrent0a
Aarrenton
A=cl P. H. Week Days Local for Harrison
OaIg and way stations on Manassas branch.
- P m Daily Local for HaFrentou and
Charlottesville.
SIS ?. NJ Daily. New York and Atlanta tx
sPtess, FiTst-class coach and sleeper TO Atlanta;
mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays, Sunset
nOute tourist sleeper Washington to san
francisco. Pullman buffet service
$50 p m Daily. New York and Florida
E1PFeSs- Fl-st-class coach and sleeper 20 Sa-
V2h-iah, Jacksonville. and Port Tampa sleep
q % Sun1raervilIe, Charleston, Augusta. and
connection Tor Aiken. Dining Car service
ip-vI p n Daily. Washington and Chat
tAhooga Limited via Lynehburg). FiTst-clsss
c9ach and sleeping car 70 Roanoke. Knoxville,
chattanooga, and Memphis; sleeper 10 New Or
ieens- Dining ar service
iJ;4o p n. Daily. Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train, club, AID
observation cars 10 Atlanta and Mason; sleep
rs 70 Nashville atlanta, Macon, Memphis.
Ne" orleans Dining car service
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective June IS, 1902
Trains leave District Line Station Preached
by Columbia electric ears) as follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week DAYS, 1890 q. m, 100 $50, 5:IS
and D. m Sundays and Holidays, els. 1880
Il so a. m, I-90. 2.S0, $3.50, $50, = and $50
. NJ
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH,
Week days, I2:40. $50. 5, 5 and 10 p. m Sun
days and Holidays, 1870. 1:5o 8, $50, 6:50 8.
9.l0. and 1880 p M
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. 9:i5 :. m, Sis p. N. Sundays.
Sis a. m, $50 p m
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SFbB0ERD AIR LINE Rail way

Capital City Route.'
go. Washington, Pcnna r r. Station
80 M. SEABOARD FAST NAH,
S'..StIx Through Pullman Sleepers to
Jacksonville, connecting sk
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper TO Atlanta
-, FLA AND METROPOLITAN
Rssiiy LINTTED-Solid train to St
s,,r1,sfine with Pullman, Drawing Room
1-,-+97,rartuent. Observation, and Dining Carz
-. pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta PuIIrnae
SIe21cr tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS 70
southern Pines (PinehuEst}
1TIese trains offer excellent schedules and
service to Petersburg Raleigh, Southern Pines
SIs;reIurstl. Camden. Columbia, savannah
Se,rtson,,iIie, and al Flcridz points Chzr-
80 Athens, Atlanta, New Orleans Chat
ocooqa. Nashville. points West and Southwest
= 81 a M. LOCALl-To Petersburg, Raleigh
T'SafIy Southern Pines (Pinehurst1
Hamlet, and intermedate pointa
Office, 1921 Penna. Ave.
e. B. RYAN, " H DOLL.
General Pass. Agent. General Agent
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TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
roo P. ii. DAILf-CineInnat and ST. Louis
s2scisl-SoIid train for Cincinnati Pull-nsa
Sieeuers to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville,
indianapolis and St Louis without change.
Observation Parlor Car to chiffon Forge week
f,:-,irr- car Parlor Cars Cincinnati 10 Chicago
lilo P. Ii DAILY-F. F. V. Limited S0ld
.-,ir for Cincinnati, Pullman Sleepers to Gin
;r1sti Lexington, and Louisville without
Ci.spre; Compartment sleeper 70 Virginia Hot
S,riTrs Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS;
Junction daily. Dining car Sleepers Gin
ciuDati to Chicago and St Louis
reservation and tickets al Chesapeake and
o,-;o ofTces 5I3 Pennsy iEania Avenue; 6O9 Isth
street near F. and at the station Telephone
III Main. I441 for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Sa-,,;ee H W FULLER
;ptane Main 1895 Cen Passenger Agent.
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TickesS, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket o.
Secs, 505 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Avenue.
and Pennsylvania Staten Baggage checked
through from hotels and residences
Phone Main l44I. p R r Cab Service
g IL ACkERT. General Manager
8 h HARDWINk, General Pass'r Agent
Il s BROWN. General Agent
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Fer Atlantic City.
BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. R.

Schedule n effect Nay IS 1902
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and 81
Chicago and Northwest, 1859 3 H., ss.zs
Cincinnati. Sc. Louis. and Louisville. -1o:os
& n. '4:I5 p m, '1:l0 night
Pitfsb.rg and Cleveland 1000 4 m ss.G5
D n and = 90 night
Columbus AMI Wheeling. se:20 p n
Winchester. 1888 & N, II4l5 and 1850
? LuTay, Riverton. Front Royal Elktoa, .a.1s
p Annapolis t7.so. $3.50. II11.5o n. l4.so.
Bay 5ig' r :; week days. $40 a n. C.peoiaD
and $50 p m SUNDAYS $40 a. m and I:4s
Frederick. 1855, 1900, nlo=5o H.. '.i:1s.
Bagerstown, l1o:o5 a n, and 1850 p. n.
..1:i5. 1880, 1850. ..lo:15. Ii1i:39 P: m
H. IT. 'o5, $40. +-1o:I5, ln:so p. m
u washington Junction and way points, 1855,
$500 4. m, ..1:I5, g4.so. Il5:sO p. m.
x5.05- 80. xs.30, SIS. 1850. x10.oo, l1:5o 4.
m 1920 noon, KISS, x3:o0, x4:00. xA:s8.
SIS. xS-o5, SOS, xe.2o, ESQ, zs:Oo, xIo,oo,
zII:2o, u:S5 ?; m Suna7yss 1S;o9 I. -o5.
* 80, x5-05, $50, xs:0o. xle.oo. xl1:so. 1isss
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
BaItirnere. Philadelphia, New York, 2ostoz,
srf the East, g 90, +7:o5 DINER, 1880 (Buf-
Set5 s-e:o0 (DineT), iI10:O0 DINER & "a.
.4S-so tDinerl, 900 (''Royal Limited
ri1S-l I4:oo philadelphia only, sos
Inner. 500 and 'I1:SO p N (sIeeping Css
S-rn ar 1000 o'cloek)-
At ttisntic city. Hz:es. H10soo 3 "a, Hla:as
noon 500 D, H.
sn.ily. IIExcept Sunday -'Sunday only.
xExpress trains-
Rsgrage called for and checked from hoteiE
- TsSidences by Union Transfer Co on orders
~ a. TICKET offces. 6l9 Pennsylvania Ayguus
n--t,vrest. New York Avenue and Fifteenth
- ~ a+ station
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TRAINS on BLUEyosr sRAycH

Leave Washington week days $40 a n.
~ p H., 4;S5 P n 4:49 p m, ard s-25
p n latter to LeesbuTE only Sundays
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
iEgton t;4z H. m. e:52 4. N. 80 4 n. gas
q n go ? m 9:I5 p. n, and 9.S0 D. n
daily Local trains from H7rriso,burg II:s7
Charlottesville SIS q m and $40 q n
daily
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RAILR0ADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON BILL WAY.

From Station. Pennsylvania ave and 1874 s.
In effect Nag /. 1902
.1,S or Alexaadria-Neek Jays, ESQ, 7:04, .:S9:
s'Vo. S-zs. s:59. 9:25. IO:00, IO-Z5, Hoo. l:SI
m zl2-o5. I2-21 I2:45, KIDS. les, 2;09'
80, 1S:oz. 800. s:59. x4:I4, 4.S5, 4.5i. 57os
49, $40. sos eco 7:05 T:s0. 500. s:49'
-, JOBS. -i.2o, 1889 p m
Sunaays-I45, goo. 9:45. l0:so 100. f:S0
s,n m zoo noon; 12:S0, l:oo, 1870, 200. $50
80: ~ $50. 500. 4:20, 500, 5:2O. 800. $3.50,
20. $780, 600, e.45. $50, 1915, 1l52o, ll=S5
For Mount vernon-Ieek DAYS. $50. SOC.
sV;g1 loo u IN, xI2 :O5. xI:05. 200. 13'02.
- xiii. I5-22. T,0s, $40 p n
nosys-e.00 j. H., 1850 noon, 200, A;V0'
SIC. 7-c0. $50 n m
for Arlington and Aquednct BFidge-WeeS
days: c:S0. 7:04. T:3o. 500 sac. $50. 9:25.
!y.o9' Hoo a. u. 1905. 1870 '12:45, ] 800,
10 zoo. 'Z;30. 1902, $780, $685. '4-S3, e4-5i,
az. 6;03, 6-9o, zoo. 500 p. m
-, sCaDAfS-E.45, SOC. e:45, 1870. I1-o9.
Lt:So a n. 1900 noon. 1890. I:0J, y 80,
20 '2-so 5.60. "3.30 500. '8:2G. 500. $50.
o'O9 $50 700. 80 90 p n.
xExpress. 10 Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. COLVTE. Superintendent
Ia .
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

. Every day in the year fron foot @. 7tb
- 81 fer Fl Monroe, Norfolk. Newporr
. News, AID all points SOUTH By the ss-
. Perb' powerful steel palace steamers
. Washington -
L. Wash tn1-.55 pm lL7- Portsrn'th- .5.Oo ~.
l. aiexandria-5:e 90 pm lv. Norfclk. "a; 01 nm
AT. It. A0nroe-T:00 as LIZ. Fl Monroe .59 ~
Ar Norfolk. 500 an = alexandria 30 am
Al PGTtsFn .6-I5 an Ar Eashingt n 40 am
- - Through connections made a. "
- folk WITH steamers 81 Old DoninioB
- Steamship &c. 70. New York. aud Me-
- chants and Miners Steamships FOR BIS
ton
. s5For further information anniv ~
- general ticket oiEte Boad Building. 14tb
- and y. !. ave. OF 7tE 81 wharf wash
- ington, D. c
Phone 2eea. JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen. Mgr
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sites and lots at ! cent per foot viii be sold
/ 10 Close al estate On monthly payments; steam
and electric railway JOHN J. kLEINER K
co. 81 : St nv, Or Bersyn, Nd. iel3-a
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE--Grocery; elegant corner for bust
ness; good reason for selling. BOX I6I. this
Office e2c-3
BARBER SHOP clearing $50 month; VIII sac
Iliiee; heart Of city NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKER Gil F ST e98-9
FOR SALE-Old- established bicycle shop. coz
Dcr 18th st. and New YORK ave NV with
tools; cheap fer cash g. l. DAkIN. between
! and !. ?. N. mss
FOR sALE-Good grocery and market store.
1903 Sc. NV; look at 1t and say what you
viii give Tor It, viii Ee sold this weez
A X AeCHESNEI. Central Bank Building
FOR SALE-BicycIe repair shop: established
lss9; good reasons for selling; So cash if sold
before Saturday. Cal after s p m, us Rhode
Island ave m25-8
FOR SALE-Crccery and cigar store. three days'
Old; owner called away; must sell Address
Bon lS4, this Office. m25-5
WANTED-To purchase contents Of furnished
room house At once Address with particulars,
BOZ IS2, this Office mss
FOR SALE-Fi7st-class barber shop for SEQ;
All 4ss1 Tl--=-s-- - - -
--hs-s - -z---t2-, ---- = " Nv mo-
go -, ~ :, -, lsSllss plLes,
FRe an zr - Do n
-
FOR SALE-Fancy cake and bread bakery
confectionery ice cream business; finest sq71fr-
ped Northwest profitable business: fne i8ct-
s-'l 80 e7y le S.555. d ~ ~
--- -
4 NAN Of some means wanted IS superintendent
s5e s,t - any UNUSUAL c'lanee- sLANEt''
FOR S4TF-A e-r,o1-,--. s,1,sz s,7, r., -, . 5--
business NEGLECTED. bs,,use ~ srCt1.s~ -
.,sl-iTsl- Es-- -, -, -
after P m, corner DelaVare avenue and
s. ne Tn22-5
rop 500 49,.
: = Il ace ele5l-i pant ana coii'ectioqeT55
~ - sinai a5l',',li4l Isl otAct Hls.-
- -S te''' A'4'-isSS DoA - ms o.
~ e-+S
F0R s4I.r-nz-s,zz s.y,-5. M frt - ,,-.-l-z=--
.. ana = depot. e-i-5
FOR sALE-t,roeery =rrnyss r;1sle zb,,-.z-.
-- - -, - - - = = 80
AN EXPERIENCED busin IS man VIII invest
tereyzt ~ r7f-r,z---r - t5l5-. ~
I!a as = - :
WANT \ PARTNER In establishing grocery
BoX ne. AZ Ia 80 -
JUST BOtUfIf iUJ EiizI7 aid tssltham watches
m Keystone Cos hited cases others price,
So wlH sell them while they last, for $50
ton ume}, q a week Don't miss this oppor-
-unlty They woH't last long J. DRJKkER. +
l20l. corner 18th and Pa ave- upStaiEl ui2I-5
-,
49, +JS1-s7 e ~ - . - - - -
day. ROOM >. UI5 18th 81. Nv. mzG-5
--CI, -,TT =
"a Ss.i~t--S'yIN q groceries II NoriiiTests
3Is sISae, "'.lleI Ee''[ths' o'LliSf SHOP, eig@E
than its value II taken tins week. DUNLAP. /
S's 81 MAS
TIE LEAsEHoLD, interest and fixtures Of a
iJoTe located on sth 81, between and SIS.
lie shoe bu=sess or any other mercantile bus
.qr information apply 70 "ULF d RosEN- (
5EhtTr JenlitF 3@:-ii,.i'iS- nZf-&
-, 5,Tr Tz -.
-, - f -, ' -, -. III L--e /
55 sec W 9g{ HSF6R d. R l5sIef B f2r
= I
FOR sls..E-' iofITrT GTUG sJoTei price. 81, 80; /
sTEllu Tor immediate purchaser good reasss==
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

BoARDERs TASTED-High, healthy locality;
mountain air, good table; Convenient 70 rail
road; reasonable terms. For particulars address
=. G. HATCHER, Plains, Va jez4 % IS
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FOUND.

FoUND-OnIy at Wilkins, 324 9Th st. pound
marble and fruit cake, pounds for . cents;
. Po1ne1s CAKE Tor % cents est
FOUNO-The only place 10 get a delicious
ice cream and cake and loans saucers and
spoons WILKINS. g24 9Th st. cess
FOUSD-At Lacey's. most modern ice cream
factory IN America, delicious chocolates va
nilia, and strawberry ice cream: made from
the frsit, not the acid; 9Oc per gallon Also
York Ave Phone Main s8s de1o-tf
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED horse for his feed during the sum
mer months; good feed, etc, guaranteed; refer
ence furnished. address C. P WILLIAMS. 1918
= St, Room 8 m26-S
YANTED-Horse and Dayton; must be cheap.
go callan ST. ne. esq
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WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

NANTED-HustIcrs 10 sell soda water fou.--ain:
10 charging Of tanks make your own syrlps:
complete; no fraud, Tor so; investigate; great
est invention out Address BOZ IA, this Of
fec a9G-2
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SITUATIONS wANIRD-FEMALE.

WANFED-By graduate Of normal school. DO
sltioR as bOOkkeeper. cashier or Office cIe.k-
Address BOX I5S, this Office. e2s-2
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ROOMS PAPEREB. SL45 APP; house painting;
lowest prices; roof painting 30 cents per
square CARLISLE BROS 1lO5 9th St ne.
phone East 206-D. mss
N0LTE, s2i 9th st NV, is constantly -eceiv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs in
Wall Papers, and papers rooms from - e. tD.
Call and Investigate for yourself and be con
WINGED mI4-tf
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EANTED-sa00 OF $3.50 for FIVE years. WIN A.
cure b. deed OF trust bearing G per cent inter
est. on real estate costing 500, ard which
believe 10 be worth more. Address RUSH. -
BOX I26, this Office e2426
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WAREHOUSES.

WANTED-To take charge Of house for sum
mer OF 10 care for aged lady or gentleman;
city reference 81 22d It. nv. nj
NANTED-By three adults . nice house 20 take
care q through summer: can furnish the best Of
references. Address BOX Iz5, this Office nj
We HAVE APPLICANTS to rent houses. II
your house Is vacant call and zee Us NEW
YORK REAL ESTATE BRoKEks, gu st.
nl2s-5
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"ANTED-By 3 widow, evening OF morning
work such as store work OF Office cleaning. BOX
l60, this Office. 81
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NANTED-By lady stenographe- and type
writer with two years experience IN pension
business, position with pension attorney. Ad-
dress BOX l56. this Office 81
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

BELGIAN hares and guinea pigs 81 pair up;
just the stock for boys 10 freed during vaca-
tioH We have also white nice and pigeons.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. az 18th st. NV. eIGuf
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HELP WAETFO-FEMALE.

WANT ED-Wh.t- girl wac can run machine 70
iSsist G-eSS:nsGes- $50 II ST ue. c2j-8
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y IED-Colcred ri7.s for general Houscvo-z-
CaIl a. $40 ST. NV. ei
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WANTED-MONEY.

l WISH TO BORROW from owner 81 0lg. from,
ave TO seven years, AZ the lowest rates q in
tercst VIII give first mortgage on forty lots.
improved with five dwelling houses Addyess
D. u WASHINGTON, Dczuwood. !. c rs
property Is situated nea= Chesapeake Juuct Sn
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FOR SALE-C0TTAGES.

For sALE-Six- room cottage in Brightwood
Park Corner "a and Des Moines SIS 1u26-T
FOR Washington Grove: 5-room fur
Hishet cottage; fine location; 500 cash Ad
dress BON J. 522 9th s. NV m2f3
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-seyeuty- Eve able-bodicd caIored men
FOR railroad grading. Beverly " Va, Sl-50 4
day- Call Al once, 500 10th 81 NV, for iuior-
nation. Il
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FOR SAL5-FARMS.

FOR SAIE-sizty acres Of unimproved land
p miles from Nashi..zto- on Alexandra and
EredeEicksburS r. R. Inquire OF J. ". SPRING
AAN- Srr'rgIlau, Va ei!-EJ. thu,saJ-I2
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"ANFED-Giri for general housego-S: refei
enccs- 80 18th St. nv e.
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= a 'ii-D-Thrcs plain cooks chlIahc-Iuai Is
TO leave city; two white girls for store. IL
quire I3II 10th s. eI