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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
THE REWARD INCREASED.
Over $1,000 Now Offered for Murderers
of the Peterson Children.

of the Peterson Children.
Das Moines, April 19.-The ladies Of
the City Improvement League called a.
Mayor Brenton's office Friday and Of
fered to donate 800 that they are al
lowed each year by the council as 4
fund with which to plant posies in the
parks, to the reward fund for the con
viction of the Inurderers of the Peter
son children. The women had seer
notice in the Register of Friday to
the effect that the city could appropri-
ate money for fall festivals and to plant
flowers, but could not. under the law,
offer a reward for the discovery of the
murderers of children. This made the
ladies indignant, and they declared
warmly to Mayor Brenton that they
would gladly refund the 800 to the re-
ward fund and would arrange to plant
their flowers some other way this year.
The reward fund continues to grow
steadily and it now looks as If it would
rapidly mount up into the thousands.
Several parties have left money at the
city hall for the fund. A local paper has
1850 on hand, there is 500 at the city
hall and the 500 refund by the ladies
and the state $500 makes SLIGO al
ready.
Definite Information Friday about
the murderers was still lacking. The
officials admitted that it would proba-
bly, be some days before they would be
able to announce definite results.
Two men were arrested at Center
Vile and were released after investi
CATION. The two negroes mentioned
Y,..s nv, Il
are being held for investigation.
The charges of disappearance of
Highland Park students are tsroundless.
No one has disappeared, but only some
gone home whose time at the school
had expired. All are satisfactorily ac-
counted for. The college has reason to
resent the constant insinuation against
it's students, appearing In the Dcs
Moines newspapers.
Alderman Van Dyck expects to in
troduce a resolution into the city coun-
Gil at an early date for the purchase of
at least four bloodhounds, to be main
tanned by the city aid kept in training.
1t is expected that the resolution will
pass without difficulty.
Two Arrests at Vinton.
vinton, Ia, April 1.-two colored
men one much larger than the other
were re-arrestei here yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff zely and or
orders of the Des Moines Police De-
partment, are being held by
the Sheriff Youth as sus-
poets in the murder Of the Peterson
children at Des Moines. One wears an
eight shoe. no heels and the other
ten with pointed toes They
deny all knowledge Of any crime.
These are the same two men who were
taken before chemist yesterday and
stains looking much like human blood
found upon some Of their clothing an
alyzed. They have been photographed
and are being held awaiting arrival of
the officers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
PEACH ORCHARDS in IOWA.
Franklin County Farmers Experiment
ing With tho Fruit.

Special to Times Republican.
Geneva, April ia number of far
mers in this vicinity have purchased
heavily of peach trees. o. e. Benson
purchased 200 young trees and another
fruit grower will set out peach or
chard of 900 trees. This is rather a
new departure in the fruit business
hearabouts but those setting out or
chards are confident of raising nice
fruit as they secured northern grown
trees. Some few are also experiment.
ing with pear trees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
w. p. Low MISSING.

Muscatine. April 19.-W. P. 10y, who
was to come to Muscatine and start
a. Turkish bath establishment has dis
appeared. He left the city about
month ago, stating he would be back
In few days, but up to the present
time nothing has been heard from him,
either by letter or anything else. All
Of the business matters connected with
the concern are perfectly straight and
honest and the reason for his disap
pearance is shrouded in mystery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
DEATH OF A PIONEER.
j. S. Barney, of Sheffield Passes Away
at Age Of 76.

Special to Times Republican.
Sheffield, April 19.-J. S. Barney or
Grandpa Barney, as he was lovingly
called by every one. died at the home of
his son G. c. Barney, April IS, aged 76.
He was born at Caselton, Rutland
county, Vermont. He was member
of Company c, Eighteenth Wisconsin
volunteers and always an active mem
Der of the G. a. r. The funeral will
be held at the M. e. church Sunday at
j D. M Burial at Hampton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
RURAL CARRIERS EXAMINATION.
Twenty lone Candidates for Position at
Fort Dodge.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, April 19.-Twenty lone
candidates for places took examina-
ton for positions as rural mail carriers
yesterday at this place. This number
includes one lady, Miss Anna Powers,
who resides two and half miles east
of the city. A majority of the candi-
dates live in town, but there are also
number distributed thru the country,
districts. Competition for the coveted
position will be close.
This is the latest development since
the routes were first laid out, and is
taken to mean that the wheels of gov
eminent are slowly but surely begin
ming to turn in the direction of Fort
Dodge.
The examination was held by inspec-
tor Boylan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
Committee Not Ready to Report.

Special to Times-Republfcan.
Washington. April 19.-Any state
ment concerning the report of the COM
mittee on public buildings and grounds
As unauthorized and premature. The
bill is not completed and will not be for
several days. =
Rev. Thomas Green, of Cedar Rapids,
delivered the principal address yester-
day afternoon before the Sons of the
Revolution in Washington. 1t is said
to have been one of the most eloquent
ever made before that body.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

Any one offering you Rocky Mount
ain Tea not made by the Madison Medi-
cine Company is after your money. Be
ware of such dealers; So cents. Me-
Bride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
FORT DODGE WILL FIGHT.
Removal Of Mason City q Fl. Do dge
Railway Shops to Clarion to be Con.

FIT. Dodge. April 1s.-on next Mon
day evening the city council will be
called upon to take action upon reso-
luton providing that the Mason City
& Fort Dodge railway company in the
contemplated removal of the shops to
Clarion, shall be held strictly to the
terms of the ordinance under which
ground for shop purposes was ceded
to them by the city. This resolution
will virtually be a notice to the COM
pany of the city's intention to hold
them strictly to the terms of the ordi-
nance and that any improvements
made in the way of shops at Clarion
will be at the company's own risk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
FRUIT DEALERS COMBINE.
Wholesale Men in Iowa Said to Be
Eorminu.
,iaI to Times- Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Ottumwa, April 19.-It has leaked
out here that combine of wholesale
fruit dealers in Iowa is forming. e,
H. Emery & Co.. of Ottumwa; A. La
gomarcino, of Burlington, and a Cci-
cago firm, name unknown. are the
prime movers. The object is to extend
the territory and fix a level scale of
prices. is expected to buy or bluff
all the wholesale fruit dealers in the
state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
Dyspepsi Cure
Cures AlA Stomach Troubles.

O.
household coughs colds Group bronchitis grippe
troubles ONE MINUTE Cough Cure. 1t cures quickly
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AUCTION SALE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, FEB
RUARH 3, l902-Notice is hereby given that on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 15 1902, she lease Of
the fish wharf in the City Of Washington viii
be sold az public auction for the term Of one
year, from March I, lgo2, az O'Clock p. m, on
ST., between 9TH and 9th SIS, in front Of the
fish stalls % the tCenlraD Washington Market
al rights or privileges granted allowed BY
The laws Of the Corporation Of Washington, %
establish wharves or docks for landing. cleaning,
and sale Of fish in the City Of Washington. and
no wharf or dock shah be deemed eligible unless
situated AZ some point on the north side Of the
Potomac River and Eastern Branch, between 18th
ST. east and 18th ST. west. Terms. SIOO 10 be
paid on the day Of ssle and the residue to be
paid within five days from the day Of sale. BY
trict Of Columbia. HENRY T. =. MCFARLAND
JOHN W ROSS, and JOHN RIDDLE. Commits
sionersi d. c. fe4-lO. xsu
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SOUTHERN RY.
schsdule corrected to January "A. 1s0a-

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
Sol 4. n. Daily. Local tor Hzrrisonbg-gs Va
renton. Charlotte and Eay stations
l0-5I a n. Daily Washington, Richmond and
FloEida Limited First-cizss eoach and drawing
room sleeper 10 Jacksonville DinIag service
HIS q H. Daily. United States Fast Mil
First-class coaches and draW'ng-rOom sleeper to
New Orleans Diaing car service
II 81 q n Daily Local ior Warrenton and
Charlottesville
s,OI p m. Week DAYS Local for H1r-son-
burg and way stations on Ma zssas branch
$50 p m Daily Local Tor W1rTelton and
Charlottesville.
B-s5 D m Week DAYS The Southera's Palm
Limited. AL Pullman tram New Tork ard
Washington, % Aiken. Augusta ard s. Angus
tine Fla, composed Ct club, compartment.
drawing room, and observation cars. Dining CIR
service
9.50 D. n Daily. Washington and Chattanoo-a
limited tvia Lynchburg). First-class coach and
flsepiEE car 20 Roanoke, Knoxville, ChaIuan5osa
and Me1.phLsi sleeper % AeE orleans Dining
$50 p. N. Daily View York and Atlanta IL
press Fi-st-class coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta
Mcndsvs, Wedncslays and Fridays. Sunset Route
TourIsr sleeper aslIiagt0R 70 san Francisco
PuiIlaar buffet service-
g-55 o. m Daily. New York and Florida TX
pres First-class coach and sleeper 20 savannah
Jackso-v5Ie and Port Tampa. sleeper 70 SUM
VILE. Ca and connection for Aiken Dining car
service
lO.s5 p. n Daziy. Washington and Southwest
en- Limited. All Pullman ,rain. club and obser-
ystiau cans 10 Atlanta and Macon sIeepc-s %
Nashville Atlanta. Macon, Memphis. NeU Orleans
T-i-WecklF 90 FInellIrst. n. C.. Mondays, We'd
ncsdaTs and FsiGays- Dining car se-yice-
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.SEABOARD AIR Line ny,
sCap-tal City Route.
-, Vvashi----fo-, penn Il r {

'Cln.t4l CITY Route
Leave Washington Pcnna- r. r. Station
tt.ot a A SEABoARD FAST MAm-Through
DAILY. Pelham S-ezelrs 70 Jacssouy4aie,
eonneetias a. Hanllet VITA Pull
nan sleeper 70 Atiants-
Zoo - "a fla AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMIFED-Solid tram 70 s. Au-
gtIsline- Pullm1n, Drawing Room. C1lpar--
uent Chservation. sad Dining Cans also f'asl
man Sleeper 60 Atlanta Pullman Sleeper Tues
GAYS. Thursdays, and Saturdays to southern Plnea
(pineilurst.)
Thsse trains oFC- excellent schedules and service
20 Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Placs (l.,zc-
hurst) Canden, Columbia. oayElnsh, JGcEsol-
Vile and al FLORIDA points Charlotte athens,
Atlanta NeE Orleans. Chattanooga Nashville.
points Wes- and Southwest
d.SO A. NJ, LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh.
DAILY Southe-n Pines (i'inehurst) flzEz--
let AID i--crEedistc points
Ohice 1sSI Peana. ave
r 2 L BUNCH ". Il DOLL.
General Pass. A-e=s- General A-r0t-
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.

/ STATION C0RNER or SIXTH AND B srs
Z '-lp a ~ DAILY. PlFfsBJRG EKPREsS-P arioT
and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70 Pittssury.
I go A. D. DAILY Pennsylvania LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping Dining sIna,.iur and Or
Aefsalian Cars Barr ls5urE 70 Chicago. Cincin-
LA4' lndlan2Po.is. St. Louis, Cleveland. and
I ioieco- Bufet Psrlor Car % Harrisburg.
I go A. n. DAILY FAST LINE-PlIiraaR Buffet
1'rl9T Car 70 Harrisaurg. Buffet Parior Tar
Earrisburg % PittshEES
I $50 Z. NJ DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST LOUfs
kESS-sleepIng Car Washington e. 81
LOUIS and Sleeping SD Dining Car Harrisburg
- Inaialapeils. s. Louis Louisville (via ca
elh12lll and Chicago
IS p. A. DAILY ST LOUIS ExPPESs-Pun-
nan >ieePing Car Harrisburg to St louis
80 T. " DAILY. WESTERN EXPRESS-Puil-
nan Sleeping Car 20 Pittsburg and Cllioaso-
90 y ~ DAILY. CLEFELAND AND CINCIN-
NAti EAPRESs-Pullmaa Sleeping Cars WssA-
,ns5oH % Pittsbsss. sad Harrisburg 70 CleTe-
io.4o 2 n DAILY. PACIFIC EXPRESS-PrIl-
nan s.eePing Car % PitEsourg
- a y DAILY BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS.
YIN through F1rlor Car. Dining Car AID
Soachcs 70 Bu-slo via EmPorium Junction.
80 A. n for Kane. Canand1igua Rochester ard
Niagara Fails daily. -1-ept sunday.
-os9o A 81 tor Elfnira AMI Remove daily. except
seleay Eor Williamspo-t daily $50 i 81
'il5 Z, II DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT ENPREss
VIZ throush Bafet Sleeping Car and Coaches
% Buffalo. wa Enrorfum JUNCTION
20 = ~ DAILY Tor Erie. Tor Rochester. Bufaia.
eAa Siag1Ta Eails caily. except saturday, zith
900 ?. b for Erie Canandaigs.a Rochester.
BlI2lo- and Niagara Fails daiiy Pulirnaa
sLeepiag Car Washington % Rnehcster satur-
days only.
400 ?. n CONGRESS- OVAL LIMITED daily
tor New Ycrk. al Parlor Cars. with DINING
lar from baltimore
Fer PhiIaG eIphfn, New York and
the East.
ELpress, 800 Dining Car, 7-57 Dining Car,
49, lV.o DINING Carl los. and li-eJ
tBiniug Car from Wiimingt0n) A. D.. l2-45
SD. $50 Dining Car from Baltmore). 60.
Ly-D r ~, Z-l0 night. On s1ncaya. 90
8L1ning Carl. 7-s7 (Diaing carr, 500,
n l2-I5. S-l5. 40 Dining Car from Bli>i-
mo1e)s $50, 1890 p. g. 1910 nizhs Dor
I-hl11-eiphla Only. ENpress. 7.l5 A. A. lZ-i5
"a "ecE-cays, z-cl, $40, and SO p a.
For Boston. without change 7s45 a. Il week
days and 40 p. D. daily.
for Baltimore, 6.I5 200, 7:{s. 80. Isl,
200. 1000 l0-25. iO-5G 90 A. D.. 1918.
lz-f5, lbs. 2-Ol. 3-I5. $50 f47e9 Limited,
$40 $50. 4.33. $50. 80 5-I5. csc. 7-l5 T-45.
49, 100, n-s5 p T. and l2-lo night o.
st.1aFs 80, 100. -, 200. 9=Q5, l0-lS.
1000. 1850 A. IL 1918. I-l5- z-0I. s-l5, SO
t4-J5 Limited, 4-1c $50 40. $50 6-I5.
$50. us. 7:i5, 1880, 1910 p n, ard l2.ls
night
FOR PoPe..s Creek Line. 7.a5 4 n and l.2s n
For annapolis. 200. 600 A. n. I2.15 an $50
P ~ weekdays sundays, 500 A. IL and
$50 p. A.
Ticket ofsces. corner Fifteenth snd C Streets,
and - the station. sixth and Streets whers
orders can Be left for The checki-c C bacEzza
% destination truEn hotels and residences
Telephone cal ''ltfI" iOr Peunsylvaula Raj
:. q HUTCHINSON = r WOOD
General Manager cene-7l HaszrnEe- szrnt
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RAILROADS.
Washington, alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. PeunsJ lvania Ave. and ia St
In effect November T. 1901.
For Aexandria-Weck DAYS $50. T-oi. 40.
500, $50, $50. 9-25 1890 I0-25. 1-oo. II 80
O. M x12 .O5 12.20 l2.E5 X .05. - 2-0o. $50.
800. $50. $50. x4-IE 4.Ss asa. SOS. X5-Z2.
S %. 6-o3 $50 T706. 80 500. s-f5. $50 l0.ls.
y 80. f3-53 p n.
Sundays-7ss5. 900. 9;fs. 1890 100. 1i.90 a.
m; 1900 noon. 1870 100 i.9o 200, $50. 500.
$50. 400 80. 500 $50. 600. 6:s0 700. $50
500. s-f5, go 1913 I1.20. no p. n
For Mount FerR0R-Week days. ESQ, SEQ
I0:to II 90 2. m, 1895. x1-05, 2-oo. IS-e-
4;14. x5.22. .06. $50 ?. m
Sundays-9-Oo a m, 1900 noon. Esso. 47oo
SEA, -.00. $50 .. n
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
days; $50. 7.O4 $50. 500. 500, $50. 9-25,
1000 100 a. m. sl2-o5. 1870. sl2-f5. 100,
= IS. 200 $50 2-C2 $50 S-59. "4-4S. 's-54.
go COS. ESQ 700. 500 p m
81 NDAAS-7 g. 500 9-45. 'lo.50. ll-O9'
'Il:S0 a. m 1900 noon, -l2.s8 100. 80 200.
$50, 500. $3.50. 400. ego. 500 $50,
ESQ, ESQ. TOO. 81 500 p m.
Express TO Arlington only
Parcels carried Baggfge checked
; CCLvIS, Superintendent
G. z ABBOT. President.
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WALL PAPER

FEW DAYS ONLY-Rooms pgpered, Sl.IS up,
samPles brought. tit NJ. 467 6 81 NV MILF
kOLTE. s24 9th St NV. = constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Nall
PsPeEA and papers from $40 up. Cal
and investigate ycursek and BE- conginced
MIA
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FOR sALE-sUHURBAN.

FOR SAIE-TEo large lots. Woodside Nj
Owner, e.. 4. sERRlN, 1850 Fl. u1. cl2-7
FOR sALE-Brookland. D. C., dUc cight-room
dwelling; corner lot. 5)Sl5G; stable. etc.: only
one square from cars. rejueed o. 81 s5g worth
$50 see ROLAND G. BOOTH, corner 10th ana
q 5ts. n0, clos
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BUY APIANO FOR $40

PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED. 81. HELBIG'S
MUSIC STORE. I7f2 IN St ia9O-lmo-s
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES firm, comfortable
durable. beautiful undeteCtable painless DR.
J.. 3. WILSON, 1903 + So. NV. ja2{-s0t
FULL DRESS SUITS Dor Kire; one dollar. JULIUS
COHEN. llO4 7th NV. eS-u
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Boom
bought and Sold also book binding in all ita
brsnehe.- sl5 At nv eSo-d
AfSo Jour business teams, a. well a. your
- nish-class drivers from THE RkA STA
bLEs, n sIASHEIMER Proprietor SIS s
81. nv. Rubber tired vehicles Of all kinds. bus.-
EeIs and DAYTON WAGONS sIWays hand s6-ln
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sTEAzznoArs.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, Nsv-
- port News, and all points South. by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- 'NeWport News" Norfolk % and Wash
= tngton,' on the following schedule-
" Washington $50 pm ". Portsmouth s 90 pm
" Alexandria-.7.00 pm ". Norfolk. o.. 600 pm
ar. T. Monroe I-0t am Lv. IT. Monroe 100 pm
Ar Aorfolk-...-s.o0 am Ar Alexandra. 6 80 am
Ar Fortsmouth-sl5 am AT. Washington. 90 an
Tickets on ssle and stateroons reserved
az general ticket Office. Bond Building 18th
* aad n Y ave: az downtown office.
ON 81 and Pa. ave; at Office on wharf
- and on board sleam--z
For further information apply az gen
era Offices. foot 7th ST, phone 30. or
- Bond Building. 18th ST. and n Y ave
- Washington. D. c. Phone 900.
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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FOR 6ALE-BuidiuE lots on electric ear line;
a. cents fare % Washington; price. SOP each
terms, 2j cash. balance 81 Ter week Also large
and small farms. send o. call fyr list. JAMES
=. CLEMENTS, 1905 G ST. uE. fe5-im
500 doau. balance monthly; houses, f4.ns
PIERCE * PIERCE N.cuul, "a. mI-80
FOR sALE-Ncw cottage. 81, so; advancing lots.
ROW 500 &c 500. &c foot: your chance now;
villa sites, $50 10 8 $50; easy payments; book
let CEO. n. HILL Cl5 18th 81 NV m25-tf
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vvANTED-RoosIs AND BoAKD.

lace to wash
NILE
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR KENT-on Hamilton Road. one mile from
At2cestia, cottage % rooms and cellar;
acres. Apply 2l6 Ssh st. ne. mills
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hAAIED-Iiishcat cash prices paid for old gold
fIlEcr. watches. diamonds etc, pawn ticket
5ossEl louis ABRAHAM. SO sih st. nw.
iali-u
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MANTED-Diamond horseshoe pin; cuff buttons
Diamonds; lady.s ring, five diamonds. Addrc5
byA o'. this ONCE Mills
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F02 SALE-OEe Fischer upright piano IN good
condition. May be seen At ~ A S. Sc mel
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AsNIED-Active agent accustomed 10 large sal-
cry, who would be willing 20 w0rlsfor 80 par
week az start. Address INTERNATION a
Murray e.. New YORK. fel2. BE-. as.rr5
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SITUATIONS wAxTEp-FEMALE.


"AATID-By tgo respectable col5-ca g..I. from
frin places as general halsegorzer- Cali
ga RTsc st.. between 81 and s. lrE and 5lb st.-
rT. C7-s
7 ANt-D-liy --rce reliable women also $50
Esr.s, neral hgGseaorh, chamber Uor. .ar u.l.-
'-.g. lda5 iltIi - MS cI
hAAIED-By respectable eiH. place as ru.-e
.- lslt h-ils.eoE-e-- CAL L5l) itl s. Hs. cI--z
WAETED-By girl. pace % ID geuerai Hrs-e-
sork. snail family lZ55 Union 81 sr- 81
WANTED-Bg refined. cultued widow ri o. Do
siuon a. nursery Covcmcs-, compaui0a o. IN
valid, on 0tlcc woI6; 30 objection O. leaving
sly. Add-cse BOX -, tsis Office. ml22
NANTED-Waslius TO take home. o. b. tle diy.
f5l NeE YC-s ave- mi
ANTED-By refined lzdy. position a. attend
arr 10 invalid either lady % Esutlemar expert
ficeJ Aodrcss ~. ~. 700 sth st. me- cIl-2
NANfED-Good saam~trcss win sew reasonable
D. i1niies oF do sewing 20 htF residence. 1912
Nv io-H ave rH- Hl9-2
AAATED-Positiou. rs an educated Young ladv
g .Fcrncss, a. ull take pupils b. tlc day: can
i-iiish best Of reielenees Add.ess 1890 18Th r.
no.
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CHESAPEAKE and OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STsTION.
800 2. n DAlLY-Cincinnau and 81 Loua
Special-SOlid train for Circisnati p-lIrna1
sleepers 20 Cincinnati Lexington Louisville In
annapolis aad St. Louis without change Con-
nection for Virginia Hot Springs Diaing car.
Par-or cars Cincinnati 20 Chicago
lI:lO p H. DAILY. r y Limited sogs
train FOR Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers % Cinein-
Eati Lexington. and Louisville. with,ut change.
compartment sleeper TO Virginia Hot Springs
Tuesdays and Saturdays. Dining car. SLEEPER
Cincinnati 20 Chicago and St Louis
l0-5I A. A. CEXCEPT SUNDAY Washington
and Old Point Special. Loss than 81 h0ur train
20 Old Point Comfort via Richmond Only al
rail route
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohie
ofhces, 5lS Pennsy lvsnia Avenue; CO lfth street
near p, and at the station. Telephone call.
Main IffI for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
IT, W. FULLER
Telephone Main 1856. Gen. Passenger Agent
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FOR SALE or Reconsideration.

FOR SALE OR EENr-Smau farm. ten ae-cs;
good barn ard house. For particulars call 500 In
dana ave nE. els
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAAWAv-N. ". Mes-
kle. agent, l229 Penna- ave, Washington. d. c.
IRON Ocean 20 Ocean To AL points in Canzda
uozs unsurpassed Connecting at vancouver Eith
the steamships Of the Empress Linz for Janan,
China, and The Philippines also with the Ca
nadian-A Australian Line for the Hawaiian Islands
and Australia For rates and descriptive .ara-
phlets apply to ". ". Merfle, acur-
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

FOh SALE-singing canaries, parrots, cats, dogs
rabbits, guinea pigs. fancy poultry, pea-fowls.
eoldi5hes. incubat0rs. etc. SCHMIDS BIRD
STORE. 10 18th st. NV mI2-u
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wAETED--AGENTs.

AGENTS. no competition; just what's wanted:
sells itseIii Burner, makes its own gas. costs
! cent daily; its any lamp Particula-s. AT
nj
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kO5ITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
- secure subscriptions 20 The Ladies Hons
sournai and The Saturday Eveniua Post
I" Eant agents who yIl W5rk Thoroughly and
IN bushes system &c cover each crctiou with
tlr illustrated Lttlc booklet and other adver-
tising matter ana 70 lo0k sharply after renew
as ton Old subscriberz The pay l. frst rate
A. a. IL end Of tlc season 900 viii be ri1ea
the test SOrAcrs as extra prizes for good aork
nos ~eh some q our agents have succeeded Is
toi5 10 q little booklet We would ike 10 eaaf
seu-s-or%T-its % some q cur best aEcnts with
re ste-y Of how tLey made it pay. TIE CURTIS
~ lslilhC COMPANY Philadelphia Pa
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NEW YORK-ANTKERP-P
HaveTf0rd- Feb 10 noon sas-tiiuarl- sfch 3 rso-
Eriesiand- Feb &C. noon Faderland- 3lch- II noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
COMPANH'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 + s.
n W, o. Geo. ~. Noss. 1911 ST. y W
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NAA1ED-Roofn Hnd board witA widow lady;
nan with son SIX years old; no other bosrders.
Address by l93 tnis ofice. Mig