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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-21
Totals. zee. S26, $50. 16s S26, $40, 757 $26, 1853. 300
TOTAL RESOURCES.
RAILWAY HURTS HIS CROPS
Allegation of Douglas County FarmeF
in Suit Against Elk
horn Company.

Claus Mathies has begun action in the
county court in an EFFORT to collect 81 900
from the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Val
ley Railway company as damages for the
destruction Of a portion Of his vegetable
crops, which he attributes to neglect on
the part Of the company in caring for the
entertainments Of its tracks. The railroad
right-of-way uns through Mr.. Mathies'
farm, in this county, and the tracks are
laid on entertainments Of gravel and clay.
The complaint states that, although the
plaintiff has repeatedly in the past four
years urged the railway company to con-
struct bitches along the foot Of its EN-
bankment. that has not been done and each
year a portion Of the plaintiffs crop OF
vegetables has been ruined by water wash
ing down from the embankment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-21
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

New York City has $1,000 organized wage
workers.
,MorganvilIe, w. Va, will have a 81, 10000
plate glass plant
The EBnk of England employs about 1000
people, pays e250,O00 a year in wages and
eS5.OO0 a year in pensions.
The arbitration board Of the Chicago City
railway agreed upon a 10 per cent increase
In wages. a uniform working day of nine
hours and pay and one-half for all work
over and above nine hours, and two holi-
days a month.
Tho movement for a strict law against
child lalCr has been taken up in earnest in
Indiana. and an effort will be made To push
a stringent bill, through the next legisla-
ture. Ar educational qualification, similar
10 thar in Massachusetts, is proposed.
A national convention of commercial
The call has been sent to forty-three cities
in the country. ami a large attendance of
c%liveutitn is TO unite all the local unions
tional tody.
A ci,mpa ny of the West virginia National
Guard. stationed at Rush Run, w. Va,
was removed recently and another COM
pany substituted. 1t was found that the
soldiers were persuading n%Onunion miners
70 quit. and also sharing their rations with
the striking miners.
Nov IL l. the milliners who have formed
a union. They have been organized by the
Organization committee Of the Chicago
/ FEDERATION of Labor. Contrary to the gen
eral opinion the women are keeping the
matter a close secret, as they fear dis;
oFimnation If the matter becomes too gen
erally known.
The Iron Molders' Union OF North Amer
!ca r. making preparations for the inaugu-
ration o. a general nine-hour workday. Al
the recent convention held in Toronto the
plan was outlined, and all unions instructed
20 malo the shorter wOrkday the para
nlnuat issue in future agreements. The dif.
fersn districts will be called into confer.
enca shortly so hat some definite action
may be taken by January / next. In the
dis'Iic- which comprises the local unions N
Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST. Louis
l1diRnauChs. Detroit and Milwaukee dele
gates Will meet In conference within the
next few weeks and launch ths Rine-houl
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-21
Address far a

AZ 10 o'clock Friday morning J. 7. Tren-
cry Of Pawnes ciVTSm deliver an address
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-21

behalf Of the state, Mayor Frank e. Moores
on behalf of the city and the Ministerial
union will be asked to send a representative
to welcome the v~iscitors on behalf of the
ministers Of the city. A representative of
the local committee will also speak on be-
half Of that organization.
Responses to these addresses will be made
by A. Mclean OF Cincinnati, president OF
the Foreign Christian Missionary society;
H. o. Breeder of Des Molnes, president OF
the American Christian Missionary society.
and Mrs. Nancy Atkinson Of Wabash, Ind.
acting president OF the Christian Women's
Board of Missions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-21
BANKERS WILL TALK SHOP
State Association Meets in Omaha During
kk-SGr- Ben Week.
PROGRAM FER SESSIONS is ARRANGED
Trusts and Combinations VIII HaEe
a Great share Of the Debate
with other Matters of
EQuaI Interest.

The program Of the sixth convention Of
the Nebraska Bankers association was is
sued yesterday by Secretary Gould. Til con-
vention will be held at Creighton hall,
Omaha. October 2 and 8. The executive
COMMITTEES room will be at the Darlor OF the
Omaha Guards.
The first session will begin at 10 a. m,
with prayer by Rev. Robert e.. Lee Craig
OF Trinity cathedral, An address of well
come will be delivered by Senator J. II.
Willard and a response by s. H.. Durham,
president of the First National bank OF
Lincoln. This will be followed by the an
nua address Of the president, the reports
OF the secretary. treasurer and executive
council.
AZ the opening OF the afternoon session OF
the first day J. A. S. Pollard. cashier Of the
Fort Madison Savings bank OF Fort Madison,
Ia. will deliver an address on the subject
of Trusts aud Business Combinations"
This will be followed by a general discus
sion Of the subject under the ave-minute
rule. After this discussion will come the
reports from the groups OF the association
by the presidents OF these groups. as nl-
lows:
Group No. 1, ]. t, Trenery OF Rawnee
City; group No. 2. c. b. Anderson Of Crete;
group No. 8. Z. F. Folda Of schuyler; grOuI
No. 4. e. A, wiltEe Of Fender; group No. s
J. b. Dinsmore Of sutton; group No. s
George B. Bell OF Grand Island. group No. Z
Charles IL. Cornell OF Valentine; group No
s, J. W. Welpton OF ogalAlA; group No. .
Charles II. Hart OF Bloomington.
Thursday evening the bankers will view
the electric parade.
Address far Friday.
At 10 o'clock Friday morning }. T.. Tren-
cry Of PaWnee Citygsnl deliver An addTes,
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TO WELCOME THE DELEGATES
Program for Christian Church Con-
vention Reception Has been
Arranged.

The local committee Of the Christian
church convention Is arranging the program
for the reception to be sndered visiting
delegates on the evening Of Thursday, octo-
Der l6, Judge silas A. Holcomb has been
invited to deliver an address Of welcome on
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-21

on the subject OF Bankers Associations
and Their Broadening Influence Henry
w. Yates will speak OF Trust Companies"
Edwin Jeary, president of the First Ma
tionRl bank of Elmwood. will deliver an ad-
dress on the subject Of THE Negotiable In
struments Law" F. Kuenneth, cashier of
the Union State bank Of Harvard, will
speak on the subject Of Express and
Money Orders;" G. F. Bentley, cashier OF
the First National bank of Grand Island.
will discuss Fidelity Bonds" The after
noon session Friday will be held at the
Willard hotel, as the committee in charge
Of the reception has decided to abandon
the idea Of a banquet in the evening and
in place OF 1t to spread a dinner at noon
for the visitors, after which the program
will continue. The first subject for con-
sideration at this meeting is one which is
probably the most important OF the ses-
sion. 1t will be opened by Charles G.
Dawes, president OF the Central Trust
company Of Chicago, who will speak of
Asset Currency-Branch Banking He
will be followed on the same subject by
j. A. Reichenbach, cashier OF the Rising
City bank, and then the subject will be
open for general discussion under the five
minute rule. Following this discussion E.
Royce, secretary OF the state banking de-
partment, viii speak Of The Growth and
Financial Independence Of Nebraska
Banks" after which will come the. trans
action OF general business. including the
election Of officers. Friday evening the
bankers will attend the coronation ball.
Omeers OF the Association.
The ohcers Of the association are: Presi-
dent, George ". Post. president First Ma
ronal bank, York; first vice president, F..
II. Davis, cashier First National bank.
Omaha; secretary, H.. r. Gould. general
agent Prudential Insurance company. S42
Bee building, Omaha; treasurer, Frank T..
Hamilton, assistant cashier Merchants Ma
tiOnal bank. omaha.
Executive Council-H. w. Yates. chair
man. Omaha; Omaha banks, F. II. Davis.
v. B. Caldwell: J. T. Trenery, Pawnee
City; c. b. Anderson, Crete: Z. F. Folda.
Schuyler; =. A. WiltEe, Fender; ]. B. Dins-
more. sutton; George d. Bell. Grand
Island: Charles H. Cornell, Valentine: J..
W. Welpton, ogalla; Charles X. Hart.
Bloomington; Charles Marshall. Douglas;
T. e. Stevens, Blair; George d. Darr, Lex
ington; George n. Seymour. Elgin; J. J.
Mcintosh. Sidney. w. o. Robinson. Tren-
ton
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

Schedule in eject November L, 1901
leave Washington, New jersey Ave and ST.
Chicago and Northwest, 'IO-45 . $50 P n
Cincinnati. St Louis. and Louisville. 1876
a m. '3:45 p. H. 1910 night
PittsbpTg. .le:45 q. II, $50 p m and LOO
Cleveland. s1o:45 a n and sI,eO night
Columbus and Wheeling. $40 p N
Winchester, 1885 B. IL, lESs45. aad IiS='s' P n
t hHaspolis ;'' I3:I5. ..s.aa 1885, HESS H.
' FTsderc. HISS -.s,o0. Ii1O;45 a. n. 's1.I5.
ia 30 and 1920 p.
Hagers5own, lto:o5 a. n. and 1880 P m
BOYD and way points, 1885. %'9-0o a n, -
1880. $50. *'I9-I5, tll:So p m
Caithersburg and way points, ilS:35. 800 a
m. f2:5e lib 1890 1850. 800. .5-Ss,
HES, ss7:2o, f'lo.l5, II.30 P n
" Washington junction and way points. 1888,
sse:C1 a NJ s'I:I5 49, $3.50 D. m
Baltimore. week days. Ks 90, SEQ, 6:s9. x7-o5.
x7.f5, xs.3O, s.S5 1880. xf0-G0, H.55 a. n,
1920 noon, KISS S3-00, z4-G0, N4-39, 4-S2,
x5:O5 1888 x6.20, $50, xS-oo x39-6o- NlE-So,
IL .35 D. m Sundays. xS-G0- X -o5 " 10 $50.
xq:Oo A. m. xI2.S0 1-I5 x2-09, 1880, x5-05,
x5,25. ESQ xs-09. xIO-59. xII.S0. XII 30 p n
ROYAL BLUE line
All trains illuminated With Pintsch light
Raltiuore Philadelphia, New York, Boston. and
Abe Fast 3 90 tT:65 (Diaerl, 1880 (BuFet)-
-to.eO tDiner( i+I5OO (Diner) n, +I2-S1
NIner) $500 (Royal Limited, > B1ne71- IIa;00
fBufet) '5.65 DINER, 500 and -i1.So ?. N.
fSIeeping Car open at f8.e5 o'clock).
Pullman Cars on all day trains.
Atlantic City. ~I2-3o noon go
tDaiIy. IlExeept sunday. s'Sundsy only
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels aad
residences by Union Transfer Co on orders iefe
at ticket Offices 90 Penpsy fyaRia avenue n2Tta-
west New York avenue and Fifteenth Street and
at station.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and I2Ik St
In effect November / 1901
For Alexandris-Week days, $50. 1905 80,
SEQ, $40. s:59. 9:25. 1890. i0-25. HOO 1I;2l
g. m KEGS y 90 I2.85, xl co. LIS. 200, go
zS-02, $3.50. 3:59 x4:i4, 4:S3 5;54. 5-6S, x5-22.
$50 G:03 $50 :o6. 7:S9, s;e9 SIS, $50, 1918,
1I.z0. 1853 p m
SuHdays-7:45. 300. 9:45. 1870. 100. H:5O a.
N; 200 noon; I2-S0. 100 I.S0. 300, $50, SOC,
20 800, $50 5soo $50. 500. 80. 100. 20.
600. S:45, 800 I0:I5. II:20, lI:5G ?. m
FOR Mount FernoD-Week days. Csc, SEQ,
1000 100 a. n. xI2e05 xI.05, 200, X3:G2y
&a.ia. x5 p. 1906. 9:50 p m
=. S1ndays-9-o5 a. M, 1900 noon, zoo. 100,
For Arlington and AqueIuet Bridg-we-k
DAYS: $50, 5:0i. 80 500. SEP. $50. 9:25.
1000 llsG0 4 n. ~2.O5. I2:20 +I2:i5, 1-o5,
LIS, 2:G0 go 500 -S:so, $50. s4:33. '4:54.
81 6:oS, $50. s;06, 500 p. m.
SlNDAfS-7-+5, e-00, e-45. 1850. 1T-e0s
sli:So a. m, POO noon 1920, go ia, 200.
10 300, $3.50. 4:00, s4:3o 800, $50,
500, $50. ZOO. $50. 500 p m
Express- sTo Arlington only
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
J. GOWN, Superintendent
C. E. ABBOT, President.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION
300 P. n. Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Special-SOiid train for Cincinnati Pullman
SieePers to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville In
dianapoiis and St Louis without change Con-
nection FOR virginia Hot Springs. Dining car.
Parlor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
I-l0 2. NJ DAiLT-F Z. :. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers TO Cincin-
nati. Lexington, and Louisville without change
Compartment sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs
daily. except Sunday Dining car Sleepers
Cincinnati TO Chicago and s.. Louis
10:51 a NJ (E3CEPF SUNDAY WaShington
and Old Point Special. Less than az hour train
70 Old Point Comfort via Richmond. Only all
rail route
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue; coo 18th Street.
near T, and at the station Telephone call. &aIa
14S1 for Pennsylvania Railroa Cab Service.
Nv. FULLER
Telephone Main 1905. Gen. PassengeE AGENT.
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Capital City Route.
Leave Washington. Penna- R. R. Station
1926 a. NJ. SEABoARD FAST MAIIl-IEFouga
DAILY. Pullman Sieepers to Jacksonville.
connecting at Hamlet with Pull
man Sleeper to Atlanta
700 >. Nj, FLA AND &ETROP0LITAN
DAILY. LIMITED-SOiid train 20 St Au-
gestine. Pullman, Drawing Room, COmPa-t-
mcnt Observation, and Dining Cars; also Poll
man Sleeper to Atlanta Pullman sleeper Tues
DAYS Thursdays, and Saturdays TO Southern Pines
(PinehurSt-)
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern Pines PIE
h,Irst) Camden, Columbia Savannah, JaCkS8n-
yilic. and all Florida points. Charlotte Athens,
Atlanta New Orleans. Chstt1nooga Nashville.
Toinfs West and Southwest.
h.3O a. NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh,
DAILY. Southern Pines {PinehuTSt), Hau1-
let, and intermediate points.
Office 1871 Penna- ave
r. F. L. BUNCH ", H. DOLL,
General Pass Agent. General Agent
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected 70 April Y, 1902.
Trains leave FINN Penasvfya1fz Station

s@hedule corrected 20 April p fSJZ-
Trains leave from PenRsyfYaniz Station
SCI u n Daily Local Tor Iiarrisonburss Var
reiiton, Charlotte and way stations
I0:5I a. m Daily. Washington. Rieas0ad and
Florida Limited. First-cIsss coaches 10 jackson
vile, and drawing-reom sleeper to St Augustine.
Dining service
HIS a m Daily. United States Fast Nan.
Firzt-class coaches and dravJng-TooH. sleeper 20
New Orleans Dining service
n:g7 a. N Daily Local for WarrentOu and
Charlottesville.
burg and way stations on Manassas branch
4:s0 p Daily Local ior Wasrentoa and
Charlottesville.
Limited via LyuchbUTg}. Eirst-eiass coach and
sIseping car to Roanoke. Knoxville, ChaJtsnoog2
and Memphis; sleeper 10 New Dreams Dining
$50 D. m. Daily. New York and Atlanta TX
press FirSt-claSs coach and sleeper 70 AtlaHt2.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Routo
Tourist sleeper Washington to Sac Francisco.
Pullman buffet seTvice-
o:55 .. m Daily New York and Florida ~
vress First-class coach and sleeper to Savannah.
Jacksonville. and Port Tampa sleeper 70 sum
ncrviIIc. Charleston. Augusta, and te Thomas
vile. Ca, and connection for Aikel- Dining car
io:s5 D. m. Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Limited All Pullman train, club and otSer-
vation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleepers 20
Nashville. Atlanta, Macon. Memphis New Orleans
Daily. except saturday, to Pinshurst, \. c. Din
ing car serviee-
TRAINS on B!CE4t0ST BRANCH
Leave Washington 9-8i 4. n daily. 100 p n.
and 10 D. NJ week days. and 6-25 P IA sun
DAYS only for BluemOat. and 4:55 p. d. and Go
D m week days and II-40 ? "a theatre tram
NOHdays, Wednesdays aud Saturdays, for Lees
burg
Through trains from the South arrive wash
ington 6:72 a m, 6-52 q T-S5 a m, l9.I5
a m daily. except Mondays; 200 p m. 800
D m, and $50 p. N. daily Local trains from
HarrisoRburg Il.S3 q m week DAYS asa3
$50 D. m daily. From Charlottesville. SIS
A. m and $40 p m daily
Tickets. sleeping reservations, and detaIlee
information can be had at ticket Offices res I5zh
ST. 5l1 Pennsylvania Avenue. and PeuTs5 fsauis
Station. Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Main I4lI, p r r Cab Service
C H. ACKERT. General Manager.
S. II. HARDBICK. General Pas5'F agent.
L. S BROWN. General Agent
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FOR RENT-oF-ICES.
FOR kENr-ofices in Bliss Building; oppozita
Capitol electric light telephone janitor service
free: IS up ROOM 5 nhzcn
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR REST-Lady having furnished hoJ,sekeep-
ing fat, wishes lady to join her: central; ref
FOR RENT-Four second floor housekeeping
aooms, heat, gas bath. 1884 st. NV. e263
FOR RENT-3l24 18th ST. Columbia Heights 5
rooIns and BATH rear porch and yard; only $50.
". p. METCAEF, 1905 St e263
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR SALE-Exceptional opportunity to buy q
choice home site right at Dupont Circle; owner
ia Europe directs immediate sale; = per foot
less than adjacent ground. VA. A YESTERDAY,
exclusive agent, Bond building e26-3
FOR sALE-BesutifuI lot. cheap: BTightwood
Park. ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION Co. ia I4ta
ST nW. e2e-6
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STORAGE.

WHY PAX $50 for storage when we store for
75c2 UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY. 40
10th st. nv. m21-S
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WANTED SETTLED coored woman as nurse
for children Apply, with reference, at Al 4th
ST Sc mz9-3
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jaci0se two stamps with application ILLINOIS
INDUSTRIAL UNION. Department 5. Masonic
Iemple. Chico. aD2I .29-naI
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attending to BABY and do general hoUsewors;
stay at night; three n family 1913 4th s. NV
nj
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-BASTED-A ciTi to do general heusewors. Call
Al 20l9 Mass ave NV between and o'clock
nj
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WANTED-Six white Mattresses. SIG; laundreSs,
SIC; white cook, 50, IoT resort 6IS 18Th St NV
MI
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WANTED-A woman 10 cook and wash and iron:
stay at nights c5ty references required Cali
at 1852 Harvard = NV nj
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WAATED- Neat colored cock, SO. chambeTmaid
So; also butter, small family. summer resort.
LADIES' EXCHANGE. Ga 18th 81 nj
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WANTED-AGENTS.
ACENTS-Sl0 daily, introducing our brilliant
EasiIgkt burners, fa1nilies business houses
banks, churches, private 4ad public buildings
buy at sight; these burners are what the people
s-c looking for; they DO Tot require = chin
Hey to break or wick to trim, and make 10
smoke OF dIrt5 e. any coal oil lamp without
expense OF trouble, and produce the best. cheap
ct, and clesnesI light Il Is a great money
maker for agents; 30 per cent profit, write al
once and get 10 work right away; sample free
ENTERPRISE MIG CO. B 949. Cincinnati, O.
Tn2s-eCS-2rro
WANTED-AgeHts 10 sell the electric gas lighter:
no m9tches- Cali and see It ELECTRIC con
STGJCTI0N COMPANY. T13 18th s. ua. op-
pGsjte Bend Building ar.2E-5f
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WANTED White hotel cI.zmbernlsfd and wait
resses; al kinds places IN families city resorts.
LADIES' EXCHANGE, 81 18th St nj
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FOR sALE-CoTTAGEs.

FOR SALE-Four-room cottage, with sUnHer
kitchen; one-haf acre Of land; one-salf mile from
Chain B-idge; convenient TO electric cars and
scacofhouse: Walkers Chapel, Alexandria county,
Va. Apply ia I'd 81. sw. mZT,3
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PIANO BARGAINS.

PIANO BARGAINS.
ROSENkRA ANTI PIANO.-..........S25
WILKINS PIANO.. So
CHlCKERING PIANO --..-..........S4 SO
These are weIl-known makes OF Square Pianos
to be had at ridiculously low prices, and on 81
weekly payments
F. G. SMITH 1925 Pennsylvania ave.
FOR SALE-CarIoad Of windows. screens and
doors; screens from TX up; doors complete with
all fixtures 5ge; fancy hard oil finish doors, gSc:
high grade suburban doors, Ia all sizes, IN stock
screen windows, nc square foot substantial
screens made TO order, 75c. KLEERLATT. nth
and II SIS. ne ap22-tf
FOR SALE-The best standard typewriter. SIS.
MOORE BROS, Room ,. 9Is St; phone 1855
inhl.-tf-
TOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair cush-
ion; So Cor hair mattress in two parts, oak arm
rockers Sl-4S: bedroom paror suites, SI.OJ
per week REDMoND'S. SIl-3I3 eth st. nw-
e9d
FCR sALE-Good quality opaque shades. fitted
10 your windows, only 25c: the best quality OIL
opaque shades. 5oc; hung free; viii call with
samples. i4.EEBLATT-s. 18th ana II sts. ne.
Phone East 25-D. el5-u
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FOR SALE-A - per cent investment; excel
lent new brick building; good location; owner
has Immediate use for cash; price $780, only
Sl,oOO cash; balance AZ per cent. VA. A. EAST
EBDAY, Bond Building e26-S
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MANS oN BLrENoxr RRAycF.

Leave Washington 9-8i a.. n daily. LOO p n,
and 40 D. NJ week days. and SIS p sun
DAYS only for Bluemonf. ard 4:S5 ?. and Go
D m week days. and II-40 P n, theatre train,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, for Lees
burg.
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FOR RENT-SToREs

FOR RENT-CeIIar Of business house for ice
cream depot; central; cheap rent sos 18th st.
NV mss
WILL RENT half store TO suitable party at 427
10Th St NV. Cali for particulars. mss
FOR RENT-Desirable store, in good location.
Apply at 1903 St NV. MRS
FOR RENT-Corner 18th and sts NV. store, .
rooms cellar; rent SIS Apply 9olo DuuErsrton
avP GEORGETOWN E26-S
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

%ANTED-CC0Es and other help with references,
10 cal al MRS J. GREY's BUREAU, 1903 IIth
st nv. Places waiting mss
EANTED-Ex-crienced collar and cuff starchers
Apply YALE STEAM LAUNDRY 3 C 81 n2s-2
WANTED-YouHg people TO take our course in
Shorthand; our last order for twenty Reninc-
tons and Eve SmIth-Prenliers gives US the largest
equipment q any school u Washington WOODS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 81 East Capitol St
zTT7 VI
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WANTED-57 eeloTed latorers to do grade wort
IN Vest Virginia. wages $50 to SI-15 per day
VIII leave B. & q. passenger station, city. at j
a IN tomorrow VITA as many as desire To go
!. 7. ADAMS. q
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80 F-D-by eNpeTlenccd Ilrsei p1sItI0n- BOX
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MRS NOORE'S Southern Agency Established
1872 III 9Th =. NV Reliable help OF ali kind
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from > up. Drop postal ap26-7t
ROOMS PAPEREn. = up; work guaranteed; sam
pies brought. HUNT 46T G st. nv. e23-7
ROOMS PAPERED from 80 up; frst-class work
only GEO c BRUEHL, 1914 9Th St. Drop
postal apls-l5t
NOLTE. So 9th St NV, Is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Veil
Papers. and papers rooms from 3 90 up Call
and investigate for yourself and be convinced.
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WANTFD-White OF colored girl for geHer
ho,lseWork 1905 9Th ST. NV. eI
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEmALE.

. WANTED-By coIored girI, place as waitress {
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SITUATIONS WAETED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
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wANTED-HoRSEs AND VEHICLES.
WAAIED-Io Suy good Dayton wagon, cheap for
spot esa.l. Aocress b0A go. This Office esq
WANTED Horses to pasture, keeping horses spe-
ciai business o. Il P CLARK, Sligo, Nd City
address, s09 eth st. Nv. mL3-T
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hANIElt-cltuation by . white girl as house
maid OF as W1ltfess 10 leave the city for sum
soet- Adfress Box 81 This Once ns2s-2
WANTED Washing, ironing or DAYS work. lea
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s. .lluNs wANrED-mALE-

WANTED-Situation by Young man as coas.ilraan
Or butler with good reference. address 1928 10Th
st. Nv nj