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CHESAPEAKE BEACH Bail WAY

Effective September Is, l5J2-
Trains leave District Line Station Preached
BY Columbia electric cars as follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
Week DAYS 1910 a m. 2:4O and $50 P n
Sundays and Holidays, $50, 1870 & n, 2-40,
4, and $50 p. n
RETURNING. LEAVE THE BEACH,
Week days, 2:90, 8, and 10 p. n Sundays and
Holidays, g. $50, s. and 10 p. n.
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE,
Week days, g:39 a NJ, $50 p n Sundays,
ESQ a n, $50 p
8. n. LEWIS. Q. ? s. I4so View YORK ave.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day in the year nom foot Of 7th
81 for Fl Monroe, Norfolk, Newport.
- News, and all points south, By the So
- PERI, powerful steel palace steamers
- ''NeTport News" Norfolk" and
- ''W zshington-'
Lv- Wash tOn---6-S0 pm Lv- PoTtzn' tn 500 pm
Ly. Accumulation pm Lv- Norfolk. 500 On
Az. Fl Monroe. 90 am Lv. Fl Monroe. 100 IN
Ar. Norfolk. 500 am Ar Alexandria. g 80 an
Az Portsm' Sis am Ar. WasainSt' n 200 am
sg Through connections made al Nor
- folk With cleaners OF Old Dominion
- Steamship Co for New York, and 8ser-
chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
Ton
EFFor further information apply AZ
general ticket ofsce, Bond Building, Isyh
and y. 7. ave, 9Th ST. wharf, Wash
ington, d. C.
Phone 22s0. JSo. CALLAHAN. Gen Mgr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By Young man who knows some
thing % bookkeeping and ad- writing and Is
practical printer desires situation with business
house: can prove character aud habits PIease
communicate with SOUTHERNER. General De
liyery, Birmingham Ala cl
WANTED-By reliabic colored hoy. situation
IN private family. Can 30 n ST. ~. MOS
WANTED-By young coiored man situation -
Messenger. assistant in Office or % take charge
q fat building; reference as 10 CaDabIity. Ad-
dress BOX 1O2, this aflce. nj
WAETED-I{y man OF good habftz willing to
make himsef useful. place as Waterman: good
reference. Call Or address II. ". 1912 PoJo-
mac ST NV ela-2
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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3 SIS.
ESQ A n DAILY. PTTsBURG ExPREss~
Parlor and Dining CSFs Harrisburg to PiCts5ucs.
1850 a. NJ DAILY, PENNSYLVANIA LIN
( tIED-Puliussn Sleeping. Dining, SIn0kiHaZ and
Observation Cars barr -burz to Chicago, Gin
elnEati, Indianapolis, 81 LOUIS, Cleveland, AID
Toledo Buffet Parior Car 70 d1rrisbuFg-
1870 A N DAILY FAST LISE-P,iIlnszz
/ Buffet Parior Car &c Harrisburg. Buffet PzEiog
Car Harrisburg to PItt53srg.
80 7. d DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EAPREsS-aieepIng Car Washington 20 81
LOUIS, and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg
TO Indianapolis. =. Louis, Louisville (yia CIn-
c4unStij and CAiCago.
7:l5 ?. N DAILY. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car Harrisburg 70 St LOUIS.
4;a5 P u. DAILY, WESTERN EXPRES-PuII-
nan Sleeping Car 70 PiltsH1-g aud Chicago.
Dining Car 10 Chicago
I.45 r e. DAILY, CLEVELAND AND CGNCTE-
NAH EAPRFSs-Pul.ulsu Sleeping Cars Wash
inELon 20 Pittsburg, aHc Harrisburg u Cleve-
land and Cincinnati. D.niag Car
1910 2. II. DAILY. PACIFIC EXPRES-PuIi-
nan Sleeping Car 10 Pitts5urg.
80 4. u. DAILY, BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS,
WIN through br5iler Buffet Parlor Car and
coaches TO Buffalo, VIA Emporium Junction.
20 \. il Tor haGe, CsnaBdalgua- Rochester,
and Niagara Falls GaI!y, except sunday.
1910 a II. Tor EimIra and Reaovo daily, CT
eePt sunday For s. Transport dally, $50 P Il
I:l5 p 81 DAILY, BUFFALO SIGbT EXPRESS,
Win through Buffet Sleeping Car AID Coaches
70 Buffalo, va Emporium Junction.
Buffalo, and Niagara Fails daily except sattlr-
day '---si Sleeping Car Washington 20 Rochester.
IJ-iI Z. u. ToE Ere, CaIandzlEua, Rochester.
Buffalo, and Niagara Fails daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington 20 Rochester SEtuF-
$40 P. n. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
DAILY foE Sew York, ali PaTIoE Cars With
Dining Car fEom Baltimore.
For Philadelphia, New York, and tbs
East.
Express, $50 Dining C=r), 200 Dining Carl,
t.5I Dining Car. $40 Dining carr, g.00.
loco Dining Czr), IO.25, and hoo Dining
Ssr from Wilmington \ u. 1z:45. BIS. 4-53
dining Car rom BalIInlorel, $50, 1880 P Il,
Z:lo night. UE Sundays, 5=SQ tDIalng Carl
200 (Dininz Car, 7:57 Dining carr sslG
Dining Carr, 9-09, 1925, Il.O9 Dining Car
rom Wilmlnston) 4. n, 12:l5, @:l5. 40
Dining Car iroIa Ealtimogc), csc. 1000 2. n.
lZ.i0 night.
Fer Philadelphia only, Express, 7s45 A 4.
lz.I5 7. NJ week days, 2-oI. z-l9. and $40 p
u. daily
For Boston, without change. T:45 A 4 week
days and 40 p. s.. daily.
For Baltimore, go 5.3u 6-I5, 100, .z5, ia.
49,, $40. 500, loco, 1923. 1850. II 90 A
II, 1915, I2=k5, l:2s. z:9l, S:l5, $50
(4:0O Limited, 10, 4-20 a. 40. 5.A9,
6:15, $50, 7:I5, T-35, 1000, 1870 11-35 P NJ
a. SIG, geo, g-US, O-ZS, 1876, I-y9 =
Il, 12:I5. I:I5 POL BIB. $50 (4.0O Lin1itedl,
40, 40, 40, $40, 6;I0, $50, 7:15s T7s5s
1880. 1910 P Y and 12.l0 night.
For Popes Greek Line, 7-s5 a i. and z:S3 P
II. weeS-dsys- sundays, 3:05 \
For Annapolis, 10 4 II. IZsI5 and 4.z8 P
Il. weekdays Sundays, ESQ An and $40 P-A-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Brooklaud. 1922 Joliet St: seven
rooms; city water; lot 5OU15O; only SIS monthly
keys Text door C. G, WARING. I1If G 81. NV
mes
FOR RENT-Ncwly painted and papered house.
ten rooms and bath; good for Grand Army; key
opposite 521 9TH St Sc. Mos
FOR RENT-No COZ 10th St ne. rooms. All
modern Improvements, $3.50. Address IL Low
ell 81 " BFookland, D. c. else
FOR RENT-Six-room house at District line;
terms reasonable; one fare to city: take Ber-
wyn or Riverdaie car. Address BOX 3S7 this
office mIq-g
FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Nice. sweet rooms. 1915 c St
NV. uIq-5
TABLE BOARD.
GOOD TABLE B0ARD-Houac cooking. IIo8
II ST. NV. rnIg-g
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WANTED-FARMS.

WASTED-To rent good farm. already stocked
preferred. Address BOX 4I8, this office. eos
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DR.. LEATHFRMAN,

DR.. LEATHFRMAN,
chronic ailments Complaints OF the digestive
organs. nervous and blood disorders quickly
cured
CsesaitatiOa res. eO2 ? ST. NV.
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LOST.

LgST-Silver link bracelet. between 5Ig A 81
ne. and IsJ and B SITS. ne. valued as q cift
Finder please return 90 DO A st. ne reward
ul
L0ST-Clasz pin. b H. =. 1902. Reward =
left az 1891 Gale 81 re Valued also as cisl
iram mother rg1g,g
LOST-Noudav evening. between Nj. vernon
depot and + 81. q black feather Irs1- Reverb il
returned to JI5 ST. 10. -lss
LoSi-Or Wednesday afternoon, dark brown
female water spaniel dog; tag 1852; name Pet
Suitable reward il returned TO 5Zi 4fh St nv
mls3
LOST-ReUar: for return Of Chumnic Iarye
white and gray female cat Strlyed from IA
sth 81. nv, one week ago. rpEs-2
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF co
Il ABIA, HOLDING 4 PROBATE COT RI.
No ll0l5 Administration.
This Is TO give notice that the subscribers, OF
the District Of Columbia, have obtained from
ihe Probate Court Of the District OF Columbia.
letters Of administration on the estate q Irene
Louise Ingram, late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally suthenri-
Gated, 10 the subscribers. on or before the 18th
DAY or SEPTEMBER, 4 D. 1906 otherwise
they may 10y Law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate
Given Under our hands this 18th day OF Sep
HENRY h SIMPSON,
S2S Pennsylvania Avenue southeast.
JOHN VAN NESS INGRAM
Attest:
(Seal) JOHN R ROTZFR.
Deputy Register OF Wills for the District OF
Columbia; Clerk q the Probate Court
+. G. CULDREN, Attorney So. 25-oc4
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA HOLDING PROB ATE
COJRT.-ESTATE OF AIDE C. HAM
MERLEY, Deceased No. I0ss7. Admins
tTation-
Court Of the District OF Columbia, holding q
Probate Court. fer probate Of the last VII
and testament Of said deceased, and tor let
tiers Of administration c. T. a. on said estate
by Charles J. Hammerley, il Is ordered TINS
18th day Of September. a J. 1902, chat notice
be and hereby IS given 20 Edward Chamberlain
George W Chamberlain lizzie Chamberlain
and William c. Watkins, and to all Others
concerned, to appear in said court on FRI
DAY, T1IE Sd DAE OF OCTOBER. A D.
1902. At 10 O'CLOCK A ", 90 show cause
why sI-cb application should not be granted
Provided this notice be- published IN the Wash
iHgt0n Law ReTorUer' and The Washington
Times once in each % three successive weeks
before the return day herein menrioned-the
first publication to be not les than thirty
DAYS before said return day.
tSeal.l T. II. ANDERSON Justice
Attest: JOHN 2 ROUZER
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court
HARRY Il. HOLLANDER, Attorney
se6.I3. 20
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By two gentiemes, two rooms. en-
suite preferred. between G and / It'll and 18th
sts. NV; state rates, with and without board,
must be reasonable Address BOX 404, this Of
fec nj
WANTED sunny basement, between 18th and
iSsa SIS NV Address BOX &c., this Office
NANTEEy-Two unfinished rooms, heat and
bath by October ]. near ~ and o SITS. sw-
1856 ~ st. sv. eI9-3
WAHTED-One large unfinished second foo-
front room; location near 18th st and Mass
ave Address BOX $50. this office. miss
WANTEB-One or two large, unfinished
rooms within one square OF and I4th SIS.
NV Address BOX 3s2, this Office. MOS
WANTED-Two small or one large room BOX
5T2, this Office. elsa
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-F7at Oh O. floor Of the Lowell"
1919 i4th ST. nv-, containing . rooms and
laJE, steam heat ana gas range; rent SO.
HENRY WELLS. Agent. 1910 G. ST. NV. Fl
THE DRISCOLL, FIRST AND B y. W.
Has Tor rent handsomely furnished and uufIr-
nished apartments OF three 70 FIVE rooms and
bath, with or without housekeeping facilities;
also single rooms every appointment most
n1odsrni southern exposure; facing l. ;. Capitol
Grounds excellent cafe: filtered water: electric
lights. etc. T. 5. MOVIE. Mgr see0tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAH

OR SALE OR RENT-The best houses fer the
east money ii the District at Lsngdon, D. c.
J. BAKER, Owner seIz-S0t
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FOUND.

SICKNESS and death are IA ceIlar-rnade ice
cream. fewer gas causes IL; do not eat that
kind our ice-cTeam Is made IS feet above
the ground and is pure, delicious and health.
iul; zoe and y0c per gallon. LACEY'S. COZ
New York ave. nv. and lls-IIs Chicago ST.
ne elf
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FOR SALE-FARMS-

FOR SALE-CheaP, 9+acre Farm in Prince
6ecUge county six miles from 4nacostia: suit
able Cor truck u dairy farm; suproved by eight
room dwelling and oTtbuildicgs; apple and
peach orchard Apply 328 Polk St, AnaJossia.
uar3
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TRAINS on BLUE8oNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington, week days, BIC a n
go ?. IT,, ABS ?. n, 4:4g D. n, and c.;
P m Latter 70 Leesburg only. Sundays only
3:01 and $40 a. N, and 6-25 p r. foi
5luemort.
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PERSONALS.
PROF.. CLAY,

ClaiTyoyaDt, PalTnjst, Gil hing St, Alexandra.
Va. tells everything. unites separated. causes
speedy marriages cures mysterious siCkness,
conjUratioa spells Hours. 10 20 ; Open sur
day. Ladies, 25ci gentlemen, 25c- 81
LADY'S nurse; % years experience; best ref
erences- 22S 4 ST. Sc 81
SYLVIA GORDON'S
mission Is 20 bind in bonds Of love members
Of unhappy family and save the unfortunate
from eril influence Nismated IS the cause Of
much trouble This gifted lady tells truth
fulHess OF friends, business deals. Reads cards,
25c- At 6l2 9Th ST. NV mos
PROF. STANLEY, celebrated paImist and clair
voyaut. permanent at go st. nv. Hours. 2
20 p n Open Wednesday evening mls-5
WORKTNGMEN should have the best. so the
working man who wants all outfit must have
what wears the longest and looks the best IN
4 good suit Of clothes, tail0rmade (aud BY the
hest ones AZ that and pair Of shoes slightly
used but far superior TO anything be can buv
for twice the money by calling at thu Old
Land Mars JUSTH'S Old STAND, GIs D.
pf5--
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Neutrality-suspicious. bundle wrappers; none
other need apply. = HART. --anageT Lansburgh
Bros 40 eth St 81
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Board ard room, man, wife and lit
tie girl 81 years old; noon dinner: state price
ard full particulars BOX 377, this Office.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WAETED-Tsvo frst-class salesmeu 70 cali Of
selected list with the Standard Dictionary %
Only set Of books IN America costing 81 90. 90
10 produce. supreme authority in all Govern
neHt departments, courts and schools: SO Der
week. DINsNORE PUB. CO., t2I 71b e. nv.
chg
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR FLEA and lice destroyer. also riedicins
for dogs, cats, and birds, 80 to 2 HNIDis
BIRD STORE, 71s 18th st. uK. aus-d
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

ITBLlC school principal VIII chape-on ar
teach school or family ~ hours dairy IN ey-
change Cor refined Washington city home: high
eSt testimonials. Address Immediately. BON
40, this Office. ell
WANTED-By colored woman. place as d
#mdreSs or days work. 1903 New York ave.
eL
WANTEp-By two coIored girls. place il same
house, one Is CHambermajd and other as
nurse 2o9 G st nv el
WANTED Laundry work at home Gail OF
address l62 h st. NV. e2o&
WAETED-By neat cclcred girl. place 70 work
IN the morning OF evening in fat. Address
g. b, 1920 18th ST. NV eI
WANTED-By a respectable coIored girl place
IS cEaWbermsld or nurse in boarding house or
private faIliiy. Please cal at ll52 18th st. i
WANTED-By reliable colored girl place a.
general HOusew0Tkcr- 40 washing ur ironing
80 School ST. sw. 81
-WANTED-By a white woman place to do
homework, small family wages, $50 week;
wish good home Address BON 3G3. tins Office.
nj
WANTED-By a respectable colored girl. place
as nurse Can or address, Il49 18th St NV MI
WANTED-Sewing by day or week Address
BOY 800, this office. MOS
WANTED-WoTk st home or out by day Dress
maker, ZlI4 Pennsylvania ave. nj
WANTED-By colored girl. place Of any kind.
Please call al 30 Wilson ST NV el93
WANTED-By a colored woman, place as cook
IN hotel. cafe OF reSt2urart; meat pastry
lOs 9Th St Tnl7-4
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW TuAMPTON-LONDOS
St Paul Sept.24. 10 am. ST Louis, OCtI I0a H.
ken'g toH Sept-20, 5p- m Fri,slaEd Oct . IGa. III.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARIS
Iceland. Sept - lOa am land, Oct Il l0a m
Finland. Oct !. 10 an. .krOonl d. Oct is IOa n,
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
COMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 St
\. ". or Geo. v Moss. l4Il C s. y W
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.

FOR SALE-Type- jter: good as new; cheap
eali between 4.Sc and p. H.. ). EDELSTEIN
1903 q 81. NV. m2O-9
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE

@ANTED-Few Shorthand pupils evenings. By
competent teacher address BOX 4C9, this Of
fee. e
WASTED-CoIored boy OF girl TO wait on table
6i5 sth s. NV. e
WASTED-Three white chau1berraaids, four col
cred women, cooks, nurses, buffers, coach
men footman; also four white walters Cali
rcday and Monday. SO 18th 81. NV I y
CA3ASISS, agent nj
HOW A SMART WOMAN Made Another Smart
Woman Pay -Four Dollars for Her Luncheon"
Pastor E HEZ SVEN explains Soudav night,
O'Clock free pews- Second Baptist Church Agl-
0itorium, sth 81. and Virginia ave. S. MI
WANTED-PupiIs IN touch typewriting; speed
guaranteed; also JypeWrIiiug 10 do az home
Address Mss G., 603 Florida ave. nv. ul2J-2
WANTED boy or SRI to worL on coats
Apply 1880 5th St eIs-z
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A LADY having new piano would rent It for
few hours during the Gay IL careful party
address BOX 4I2, this Office. 81
DANCING.
Miss Leonardo Dancing Glasses at CorEed-
crate Veterans Hall. 18th and T sts- nv every
Monday and Friday evening for the season. VIII
begin Friday. September %. A chiIlren's class
U5H be organized at her private academy. 1913
18th st. NV, Saturday. October Is, where ar
Engagements can also be made for private lessons.
V'hone Main sS7-I. MOS
TRUNK REPAIRING at your residence. 30 cents
up; send postal 80 9th 81. rvs. mzO-2
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING CO. Ii84 I'm
81. Nv. Any ordinary clock cleaned. J0c, war
rauted one year Watches jeweIry and music
box repairing accordingly charged Send postal:
viii call FOO and deliver tTee 10 all parts Of
city seI--SGr
LACE CURTAIN Laundry, formerly SIS 18th st.
NV, now 80 9Th St NV; no lime; 20 cents UP;
mail attended TO- cleo
5000 OR LESS TO loan at per cent T.
d. GORDON. Lawyer, 6I5 18th st. Nv. misc
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NANTED-YoUHg lady, accurate AZ figures:
must be neat. rapid writer; none Others; - %
per week. address BOX 36S this Office. mIs-s
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SYLVIA GORDON'S

@J II L: ==:s .s \: Il s: : s: IS s.
same care when you deposit your
valUables for q loau9 We have a building and
ates made Tor that purpose All business
absolutely confidential. Money loaned on
watches, diamonds leweiry. etc Interest q
three per cent instead Of ten.
Il. X. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE,
Established 1870. 3I4 Ninth Street NV.
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WkSTED-C bamberns5d cooks. four laundry
women, ard walters SOUTHERN EMPLOY co,
SO 7th 81. Ew. miss
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WANTED white woman TO attend to chill
rIrsB, ana one for kitchen work. Apply Cafe
OPS Z St Nv MISC
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FOR sALE-HoUSEs.

FOR SALE-Only 100, easy payments; 8
coy Groom brick house near 81 and / SIS. Sc,
terms $3.50 cash and $50 per month L. o.
&ALIERI. 1912 @ st. NV. eIS-3
FOX SAhh-tiorse, 10 rooms and bath lot
50xl2S IT., near end new car line, Mount Pleas
emit; lot 51TI50 IT,, Laner Heights near Adams
nill road. two car lines; three-stOry brick.
southwest corner 9Th ard French sts nv. Ap-
ply owner, room 10, Patent Of3ce, or 2904 18th
ST NV evenings ELY
FOR SAILS small houses; southeast; ct
harZ1in for quick buyer; sae Us about them az
once. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Gil st. NV. eI5-6
FOR SALE-6-room and bath. brick house;
northeast; ctfer wanted MEN YORK REAL
ESTATE BROKERS, GIL + St NV el6-8
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-Colo1ed woman for general hous
aoTN; stay nights; references. Jta n 81. NV
81
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" ~ DC III @ % LEIleIaI
for small family. apply 1905 81. nv. miss
WANTED-A small, well-formed young woman
Es artists model; short sittings; good pay.
address for Interview. BOX $50, this Office.
ella
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

CoOhS. chsmbcrmaids. bci'Eacu. waters
muses.; white and c0lorcd help " sH kinds
MRS. MOORE. III 18th 81 mi
CALI ST SIS 18th st. NV. Tor all kinds OF help.
l. n. CABANISS, Agent nj
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A LADY having new piano would rcnt It for
a few houns during the Gay IL careful party.
Address BOX 49, this Office. 81
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NANTED-A girl for general hcusawor,, bring
reference rs 18th st re. Il
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NANTED-Nurse girl for 2-vear-0Id child. Ap
ply sunday morning 4SI T. ST. NV 81
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y ASTED-CoIorcd boy OF girl TO wait on table
els 9Th St nv. e
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WANTED-Colored woman for general house
work 226 Sd ST NV. II
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WANTED-First-class skirt hands at Schultz,
opposite Arlington Hotel e21-2
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WAREHOUSES;.
WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES

and condition. address Bon 395 this Office
MOS
WANTED Teams to haul coal s E DASH
& SONS, CoaI and FITewood. 20s Florida ave
ne Miss
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Baptist Ministers Union.

The meeting of the Baptist Ministers
Union was held Monday in Shiloh Baptist
Church, on l. street between 10th and 18th
streets, where the future meetings of the
union will be held Rev James Lee pre-
sided and Rev. Shelton Miller conducted de-
votional exercises, assisted by Rev. VIM.
Troy of Virginia. Rev ]. A. Taylor, pas
tor of Shiloh Baptist Church, welcomed the
ministers i'll short address, which was
sponded to on behalf of the union by Rev.
Mr.. Miller
stallation of the officers elected at the
meeting held May %. Rev. B. W. johnson
acted as master of ceremonies and the fol-
lowing were installed: Rev j. r. Clark,
president: Rev j. Clinton Dent, vice presi-
dent; Rev. George w. NJ. Lucas, secretary;
Rev. James l.. Pinn. statistical secretary;
Rev. VIM. ]. Howard treasurer
The president then made his inaugural
address, after which the following commit
tees were appointed: On new members
Revs. Robert Johnson. w. ID. Jarvis, J. T.
Lowing, A. b. Hamm. VIM. J. Robinson,
H. II. Warning. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Philip
Stewart, J. Anderson Taylor, S. NJ John
son, w. b. Johnson, Alexander Wilbanks
j. II. Lindsay Subjects-Revs. E. B. Cor
don, S. j. r. Nelson, James l.. Pinn, w. p
Gibbons, Aquila Sayles, N. T Allen, w. II.
Brooks. EXecutive-Revs. Jas. H. Hill,
Isaac Tolliver. VIM. H. johnson, VIM j.
Howard Fl. Newman, John Richards, w.
ID. Lowing. Benevolence-Revs Jas II.
Lee, d. f. Rivers, George w. Lee, r. l..
Holmes, n. Grimes, D. A. Davis, Jas. e.
Robinson, Daniel Washington, George H.
Harris.
Addresses We're delivered during the meet
ing by the following: Rev. ]. w. f. Bowen.
Atlanta, Ga; Prof. R. L. Dggs Richmond
Va; VIM. Troy, Virginia; Rev. Mr. Cum
mings. Alexandria, Va; Rev. Mr.. Grimke
and Messrs. Snowden, Nixon and Reeves of
the District of Columbia. Lunch was
served in the Sunday school room of the
church after the exercises.
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The second anniversary of the Weodside
Epworth League was celebrated last even
ing in the Methodist Church at woodside
Nd, by social and literary entertainment
The program included a solo by Miss Eu-
nice Smith; violin solo by Miss May War
rem; recitations by Della CLANCY; Ray L.
Woodward and Mary Morsell; readings by
Miss Cora Goode and f. E. Woodward;
brief addresses by Rev. c. D. Taylor, the
pastor; Geo. L. Goodson and A. Vernon
Gale of Epworth Church, Washington city
A history of the chapter was read by Louis
F. Scudder the secretary
Miss Sallie Phillips presided at the organ,
end Mr. w. II. Askew was director of mu-
SIC. a choice collation. was served at the
close of the program by a committee Of
young ladies under the mana cement of
MISS Rose Wilson. The committee of ar
rangements was headed by Fred E Wood
ward. who was in the chair during the ex-
ercises.
large delegation of leaguers was pres
ent from Epworth NJ. E. Church South of
TINS city. The Woodside League numbers
about thirty.