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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule Corrected to May 2j. 1872
Trims lcaye fron, PENNSYLVANIA station

ltdNe IrOU. AfdNi"
Sol a. m. Daily. local for Harrisonourg'
WaTenton. Charlotte. and way stations
lO:Sl a. III. Daily. Washington, Richmoh1,
and Florida Limited. First-class coaches aht
drawing room sleeper TO jacksonville, fla- D'h-
ing car service.
HIS a. IN. Daily. United States Fast Mail.
F:rst-clas3 coaches and drawing-rocm sieepef
tc New Orleans. Dining car service
n:37 4. m Daily. Local for Warrentop ana
Charlottesville.
S:3p N. Saturdays only. ''The Warrento1
Special;' Alexandria, Manassas, Calverton ana
v arrenfon.
i:cl p. m Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas branch
i:3O p. m. Daily. Local for Warreaton AMI
Charlottesville.
e:i5 p. m. Daily. New York and Atlanta Ef'
press. First-class coach and sleeper to Atlanta !;
Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays, sunset
Route. Tourist sleeper Washington to San
francisco Pullman buffet service.
3:5v p. m Daily. New York and Fiorlo1
Express Fj-et-class coach and sleeper to sa-
vannah, Jacksonville, and Port Tampa. sleep
er 10 summerville, Charleston, Augusta 1hd
connection for Aiken. Dining car service
lO:Ol p. m. Daily. Washington and Chat
tanooga Limited (via Lynchburg). First-ciass
coach and sleeping car to Roanoke. Knoxville,
ChattInooSa. and Memphis; sleeper to New Or
leans. Dining car service.
lo;i5 p. m. Daily. Washington and South.
western Limited. All Pullman Jrain, club, and
observation cars 10 Atlanta and Macon: sleep
ers TO Nashville. Atlanta. Macon, Memphis
New Orleans. Dining car service.
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Riehmond. Va, aai points South. via
Alexandra and Fredericksburg. Leave station,
eth and B streets. $50 a. m. S:4j P. m. daily
tdlniuE carr for Richmond and points on AZ
Iauti- Coat Lac =rd Florida IO;+l a, m,
100 D. H. dsly (Fiorida and Metropolitan
IinitetD, Tor Richmond and points on Sea-
boa.G Air Line and Elurida: i0;,, n. NJ. train
connects at Richmond with &, & o., Ry, foe
Newport News, Old Point Comfort, etc; 1881
ar hallway and Florida (dih!ns carr: 10 a. III,
week ilys. I.55 p. m. daily. express .or R!eh-
mond cnly. Pullman or psTlor ears on sll
above TRIMS except T:iO 4. Acoommods-
tion for QuaGtico, T.4O a. m. Sunday only:
425 p. N. week days; 500 p. m. except
Saturday
Z. /. u. MYERS, W. D. DUKE, ". Il, TAYLOR,
President General Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
Richmond. Va.
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pnyAL Blue LINE.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Effective Juno %, .s. l99s:

Trai-s Leave Pennsylvania stntlon.
o.0o p NJ. Daily-CNCINNATI AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS. Solid yestihule train for
Ci1cinuati Reaches Mountain Resort Stations
sa1Ic evening. Cincinnati and Louisville next
TT1o-5inr. s.. Loui. ard Chicago that evening
P,,Ilrnan slecpers to Cincinnati and Louisville
DaiIv. Observation Psrlor Car TO virginia
Hot springs week days. Gale Car. go
go p VI. Dnily-W ASHiNGToN AND sr;
T0t-Is SPECIAL a new solid vest!ouled
ei,rrric-liEhted train. arriving Clnc!raii
no \. M. indianapolis 3.25 y. m, -. louhs
o.i5 n. M, Chicago $40 p. m fuii"an
SIesprrs 20 Clncirnat, indianapolis, ana -
Touis without change. PGrlor Car 1ihein'
nrti m Chicago Dining car.
ia p H. Daily. J. V. LIMITED, solid
min Tor Cincinnnu Pullman sleepers 70
C:rcirrati. Lexington. and Louiville without
change. Compartment Sleeper 20 Virginia
Tjot Servings Tuesdays, Thursdays. and saiur'
davs. connection daily. S!ccpers CINCINNATI 20
Chl.sco and It. Lo,Iis. Dining Car.
Rrs,ryatiau7 ami tickets at Chssnpeaks ana
Otio crrc. 5ls Pca1Sylvania avenue; COZ Four
t.--,tr street. uelr r. and at The astion.
-rlcsborc esll illI i5- Pennsy ivania Z. Il. Cab
-, H. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
Tefr,hour Main 1855.
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Of
fees, 705 18th St. 5ll Pennsylvania Avenue.
and Pennsylvania Station. Baggage checked
through from hotels and residences.
Phone Main i+41. P. 4. r Cab Service.
C. II. ACkERT. General Manager.
S. H. HARDWICR. General Passr Agent
L. s. BROWN, General Agent
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OCEAr- STEAMSHIPS.
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. SI.75 up; house painting.
lowest prices; roof painting, SOC per square.
CARLISLE BROS. 1l0J 9Th st. ne. Phone,
East 800 d. mos
FEW DAYS MoRE-Rooms papered, $50 up.
III NT. i67 e St. NV. nI27-7
NOLTE. s24 9Th st. NV, is constantly recciy.
ing the latest and most attractive designs IN
Wall Papers. and papers rooms from S2.J0 m.
Call and investigate Tor .'ourseA and be con.
vineed. nli-t!
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erhR0ARD AIR LINE RAIL. WAY

Capital Cltv Houte.
,,ye Washington, Pe-na- X. X. Station
~ SEABOAR0 FAST NAIL -
'O' 1Siiv Through Pullman sleepers to
c"' Jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman sls12e' f Ir:A4anaI 70 A5lant1
p,aiiy LLNITED-solii train to St.
,,,,rD.tine, with Pullman, Drawing Room
cospartmen, Observation and Dining Cars
- Pullman Sleeper TO Atlanta Pullman
u.s. ai.c- tuesdays. Thursiays, and Saturdays to
southern Pines (Pinehurstt
'IT1,,s Tbese trains offer excellent schedules and
service to Petersburg; RaliSh; Southern Pines
q ITllannsonyiiie, and al F!enda points. Char
;..,s Athens, Atlanta, New Orleans, Chat
t.noooa Nashville. points West and Southwest.
m, LOCAI-ro Petersburg, Raleigh
4.SS Vii Southern Pines (PinehursO
"'' Hamlet. and intermediate points
Office, I42I Penna. Ave.
r p RYAN, W. II. DOLL.
co,crtl Pass. Agent General Agent.
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WANTED furnished rooms; light housekeep-
ing; near Patent Office Address BOX JOG. this
Office. .uZT-3
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BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. R.

schedule IN effect Nay Is, 1907
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and Q 81
Chicago and Northwest, 'lU:5O a IN, go
p Cincinnati in St. Louis. and LouisTille. ;lo:os
m 'l:lj p. m, -1:l0 night
PittsbIrg and Cleveland. 'lo;'o A. m, 's;i5
, m and y 90 night
Columbus AMI Wheeling. 's;2o p: m
Winchester. ns:S5 a m-, li4-l5 and 1850
p Lalay. m; Riverton. Front Royal. ElktOn. '4:ls
p Annapolis, nm l7:ao. $3.50. lll1;o a. m. ll4;so.
70 B:T Iidge, Il e. week days, o:1o a. m. CspeciaD
and !. 80 p. m, Sundays 9lo a. m. and i:i3
? rnader;ck N, lls:s5. ..s:Oo lo:5o a H.. '.l:I5.
"a So and iieso p. m
Harsrsiosh; lo;ojj iojD,: m s'ss aad sse soo p m
- BIy' .is T.: pa9 80 Ii5:5o. .:io:l5. IIn:s0 p m
NJ iIs:5o. SI:l5. 1889; 4:so, 500. 1850.
NJ. ~ .o5. ..7:2O. .-lo:l5, lll;so p: m. NO.,
$500 y s5';i a. m. ..1:l5. J4:so. $3.50 p: m
p3Itiroore. re- week days, x3:oo, 500. $50.
% 1:3o, Ks 80, SIS. 1880. xlo:oo. l1:50 a.
m x12:20 noon M:S5. xs;Vo' 5i;Ue. xt:so.
49, % ii.S5 D. m. Sundays, x3:0G, xT:o5,
~ 1880, xs;0O a. m, xle:2o. 1:l5, xs:oo.
10 S5;O5. $50, xs:oo xlo:oo. xil:sO. I:a5
p NJ ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Al; trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
RaItimorc. Philadelphia. New York, Boston.
ana ana 'ne ..a.5o Diner), lEI0:O0 (Diner) 4. m,
is1.so ieO, SbinerS. $500 ('Royal Limited.
-. ,lZ;zy N5 G4:o5 philadelphia only. sos
Injneyi 500 and .l1:so p. m Sleeping Cas
open at i0jyn CITY H7e5. 1000 a. n. IIc:2o
n0on, .n,,ly 80 E.cept Sunday ''sunday only.
xExPress trains
- calIpd for and checked from hotels
bAss;5,e,ce- by Union Transfer Co. on orders
an. ana :. ticket ofaces GIG Pennsylvania Avenue
-.b,t,st lefl a. New FORK Avenue and Fifteenth
STrret. and at station
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-Two large or three small unitIrnisbed
rooms for light housekeeping, oy father aud
daughter. SIG b st. sw. c27-g
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RkiLROADS
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From sta:ion. Pennsylvania Ave. and lssa 81
In elect May /. iST2. -,
! or AlcSand-ia-Hee. trTs, 3d. 1;o'' 20
500. s:2Y $50, S:z5. 1861. lJ;25. 1loO. H. H.
a m; yl2:t5. l2:1O. l2.i5 Ni.05. l:2o' - 80
2:50. x2:o2, $3.50. $3.50. S4:l4, i35. i.5i' o:V9'
1o;22, $50. sos. G:s1. 1905, 1880. s;VO' $40
$3.50. l0:I5. leo, 1:53 p. IN. 80,
sundsys-745. 800. 9:i5, iO:so. ll;o. II %
a, m; 1900 noon. 70 80. 100, l:So. 2;v'' -
300. $50 500. $50. SOC. $40. 500, 80,
$50. $50. e:OO. s:45. s.so. 1915. n:Zo. ii'''
2. NJ.
For Mount rernon-veek days: go. l s:9.
lO:O. li:o0 a. m. xi2:o5. xi:05. 2;D. kS'V-'
$50 xS:li. x5:22, 7:06, $3.50 p. m.
Sundays-e.oo a. m, 1900 noon. 2;u'' ''O''
$50. 100. e:S0 p. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridze-WeeS sl
days: ESQ. 1904. $780, 500. s:29. s;J9, W.
1000, Hoo 9 n. 'l2:o5. 1870. .l2:4S 70
les. 200 '2:3o. 3:02, '3:So. S:59. 'i;SS. 9.o4'
5:22, Cos. $50, 7:Oe. 500 p. m.
sUNDAYS-7.I5, 800. s:i5. 'l0:So. ii;Vo' ~
l:5o a. IT,. 1900 noon, 1880. l:oJ, ~ s0
200, ESQ, SEQ. $3.50, 400. 'isG. 500. $50
500. $50 700, '7:30 500 p. m.
1ENr-ess. TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage cseckcd -.
J. COLVIS. Superintendent
CLARENCE r. KING. resident.
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WANTED-MoNEY.

WtNTED-s2Oo " or $50 for Eve years. VIII NC
cure ly decd u trust, hearing per cont inter
ct. on real estate costing 800 and which J
believe to be worth more Address RUSH! 10
BOX l9e this office c3i-2G
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TRAINS oy BLTJENONr BRANCH.

Leave Washington week days. $40 a. m.
100 p. m, i:35 p. m. i:i9 p. n, anG 6:25
p m. Latter TO Ieesburg only. Sundays
only, 9:0I and s:10 a. IN. and 6:25 p. for
BlueInont.
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Through trains

Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington G;ie a. m, 6:52 a. M. i:40 a. m, 9:i5
a. IT.. 200 p. m, 9:l5 p. m, and $3.50 p. m.
daily. Local trains from Harriso,burg. ll:3'
a m week days and $40 ?. m. daily. From
Charlottesville. s:2s a. Il. and 9:40 p. m
daily
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

v ANTEp-ENruirn,ca furniture collector, ~
reference. Address BON 3H, ral- Office
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WANTED Young man 20 lake charge meat
stand IN IL st Market. Nddrrs,, with pa.tiru-
lars and references, BpN lVG. this office. nj
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wANTED-HoRsEs TO PASTURE.

WANTED-Horses 10 pasture at $50 pc.
month: Enc low land; plenty shade and watcr
In every pasture. Z. DANIELS. pcrSyu. NJ.
ees-.
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WNNTEr-Bright. active white boy. u year,
old. in mems furni .hiig store. Apply 2o5 p.
ave. u". n27-2
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Apply at Ials Pa. ave. NV,
uIgg--
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WAETED-BICYCLES

WANTED-LadieS' ard gents bcyclc.; good 0r
had. Adirass RON l6i this Office. t2i-3
WANTED Second band bisyolcs 4. the CICI.C
EXCHANGE. ~ 10Th ~ nv. H,25-3
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

BELGIAN harcs and guinea pigs 81 pair up;
Just tic stock ior boys 10 breed during yaca-
tion; We have also white mice and pigeons.
SCHMD'S BIRD STORE. 10 10Th St. NV. clGtf
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FOUND.

Fol NI}-Thc best place where | can buy an
American watch, solid or gold filled. ladies
or gents 81 "A WeclO. J. DRl kkER. 1901,
corner Pa. ave. ana l1th ST., upstairs. m2O.i
FONDA Daughters OF Revolution pin. Ad-
dress ". y. KING, l5e Jackson 81, Auacostia
CHAIR CANER-MRS. L. JOHNSON, 7O7 VI st.
nv. Lowest prices. m2--3
ND-only at Wilkins, ga 9th ST.. pound.
marble and fruit cake pounds Tor Is cents;
pounds cake ior 90 cents. e2j-G
Ful-,D-Thc only place TO get delicious
ice cream and cake. and loans saucers and
spoons. WILKINS. y2i 9TH ST. e25-9
IOCND-At Lacey's, most modern ice cream
factory in America, delicious chocolates. va.
nIIla, and strawberry ice cream; made from
the fruit, not the acid; 9Oc per gallon Also
I.acey's special, zoe per gallon. Office. f17 New
Nor,. Ave. 'Phonc Main GY9 del0-u
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WANTFn-u ala p ST. NV. a good grain,
and usa-nl.'z.-. II.ss-G
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

- To SO NEEkLl'-No ,auyas,ir-. i now
employed a!l hour or ttu evenings viii atl
s, 80 - ;n sol:g Aor. vs. income: ''H!.-r -i1lrp'
'or, l.5ii-,I ,u application. Add'"-s E"iNil-
ETH CENTURY %ANI.ACrIMNG CON-
PANN. Toledo. Ohio. III
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=, ANri D-!rc'nacr-. frnmcn. ria"ii-;s-s. and
,,7r rir:uGSt ,ld fr- ip--u-c pgupr-Ct con-
tanning questions as,ad IN cglmiure board
Of engineers 10 nitJin engineers license. Nd
,,-.s, GEO. \ EtILAE. Publisher. rooia IS,
- :. +th -. :. Louis. No. ;alo-SH-l0t
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" bNTED-Artivc Catholic lady go wurS Il
i.cne; ~ pad :ur T. DAYS trial; Tor'a-1.at
Il satisfactory Join ENGNAlL. iaa'-i"e
JHEiidiuE. Chicago. Mi
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BEACH RAILWAY

Effective june 2s 1902.
Trains leave District Line Station Preached
bv Columbia electric carS) as follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
Week DAYS. I0:3O a m. 80. 2:30, SIS.
and D. m. Sundays and Holidays. 9:15. 1880
II 20 a. m, l:SO 2:3O. $3.50 $50. I. and $50
RETURNING. LEAVE THE BEACH.
Week dlys. l2-4O. 2:3O. ). and 10 p. m. sun
DAYS and Holidays, 1870. l:5o. 3. $50. $50. :.
O:iO and l0.20 p. m.
TRAIES FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. 9:l5 4. m, 5:l5 p. IN. SUNDAYS.
9l5 q. m. 80 p. m.
A II. LEWIS. G. P. A.. 1920 Now York are.
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FOR RE-.T--uNFUREIsHED ROOMS.

"
FOR RENT-Tutrr.li,hcd, entire main floor
four rooms. il2j ith t. NV. m2l-$
FOR RENT-Thrce furnished rooms: light
''rsekccp.ns privilege; no sign - 10Th 81
NV. fn2D-5
FOR RENT-Too sccond-.togy front light
housekeeping. high lud healthy, convenient to
cans: $40. ioi st. ne. mag
ron RENT-Flat Of four rooms and bath 1915
iotH 4. NV. m-"-5
FOR EENT-goo st. NV; three front rooms,
80 - %. niz'-j
FOR RENT-Nircly furnished room, So per
moath III sta st. NV. m29-5
FOR FENT-Thrce rooms on second floor. in
hi, window house. near Capitol; cabinet man
tel. lai A 4. he. n','-5
FOR EENT-lery nice connecting farlors.
first noor suitable for doctors office or husi-
n,ss. i9s Ga St. nv. m2y3
FOR RENT-Thrce large, airy rooms, pleas
anty situated. III 9TH st. NV. m2as
FOR RENT-Tvo uni,rnishcd front rooms. Soc
ond floor; best location. lii0 Chaplin. N!
FOR RENT-TErce nice rooms for light house
t"'ping in private family; heat, gas and
bath. ia3 1 Il NV. m29-3
FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd rooms at 1925 sth st.
NV; pleasant and convenient location. MA
FOR RENT unfinished Hat OF four rooms. ID
floor. l227 nth st. nv. e2S-3
FOR RENT-Three or four large unfurni-hed
rooms; cheap if taken at once. 1905 Riggs st.
81
FOR RENT-Dcsirabc unrurnished rooms. OK
,ellcnt location: newly papcrcd and painted;
single or On suite. li22 q st. NV. e2s-S
FOR Rents uufurnishcd rooms adjoining
bI;h. entire ID floor: I"ht housekeeping per-
mittcd, OF board ii desired l2ol lth st. nv. ei
FOR R!:Nr-Part of s-roou house to desirable
party; terms to suit. Cal 7Sl 4th st. NV
m?s3
FOR RENT-Five light, airy nfurnshed
rooms, every convenience Tor house SecpirS;
central; cheap to adults. y D st. nv. n2s-S
FOR RENT-Thrce rooms and bah, light
housekeeping. 200 b st. sw. mss
FOR RENT l'nturnishcd, three rooms, so.
zoos l2th st. ms. m2s-3
FOR RENT-Two uufurnishcd rooms, second
hoor, near bath. 9o5 18th It. nw. m2s-S
TOR RENT-Two sccond-s,ory rooms for house
keeping; all convenicnces (no children. l2G d
st. me- e21-3
FOR RINT-Threc elegant housekeeping rooms:
porcelain bath. 4js st. e21-S
FOR RENT-Three rooms, newly papcred pri-
vate family; light housekeeping; siS. 1896 9th
II. nv. e21-3
FOR RENT-FOui nice unfinished rooms; par
Tor floor and basement. $40 y. Capitol st. m2I-3
FOR RENT-Two rooms, second floor; three
rooms, third floor light housekeeping; desira
bic; cheap. 3O4 Indiana ave. nw. m27-3
FOR RENT unfinished two large connecting
rooms; second floor; suitable for light house
keeping; no children. l2lS b st. e26-3
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms;
able. $50 9Th st. Sc. e2G-3
FOR RENT-Two large comfortable rooms,
alcove, bath; second floor; Light housekeeping;
So 80 81 + St ne e2G3
FOR nfurnishcd. two communicating
rooms. bath adjoining. ll26 Sixth st. NV.
c28-3
FOR RENT-Rooms, The Astoria, Sd and C SITS,
NV; central location; modern m2ltf
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WANTED-Active person to work at home; $50
paid Tor y days' trial. permanent if satis-
factory. Address MANAGER ENGWALL. Lake
side Bnilding. Chicago. MI
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE-Finc farm near Rockville.
Md; 22O acres good dwelling and outbuild-
ings; price so per acre: will exchange for good
llth 81. nv. mos
WANTED-To exchange perfect Gramophone
- records. cost S35, for wardrobe china
closet. sidcbolid. oil stove, dishes or poultry
BOX !, hcuilworth, d. q. nj
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY Sl.5l for storage when ,vc store for
7jc? UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY,
42O 10th ST. NV. m20-3
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WANTED-AGENTS

STOP RI-NAWAYs-Poc hitching posts hitch
horses solid instantly; carry in pocket: sight
seller; agents wanted. POCKET HITCHING-
POST COMPANY, Richmond. Ind. MI
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" ANTFD-Youue vhitl or colo:nd girl 20 as
II St ne MI
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NANTEp-Few llairs to Io COPYING at home;
10 cauylsing; good SALARY; rna'r-r staiup.
WARREN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Detroit,
Mich. mL
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AGENTS are coming money selling the nom
pickable door and window lock; sample lOc.
MYoMISsING COMPANY. 100 South 9Th St.
Reading. Pa. mi
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wANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man. room and board
vita private family In vicinity Of Columbia
Heights; state raryi'ilo-u. Address BON I7s,
hi. nhic. In2.-3
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

business ability and thoroughly reliable; age
20: last reference. Address BON 9y2, this Office
MI
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WANTED--Ry art ist. Young lady 90 pose; one
who understands typcwyitug preferred! morn
inGs only. Apply early morning. 1910 Mas
ave. n'-'--
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-situation by English ladies' maid;
would not object to taking charge Of children.
Address G. F., l7l9 18Th 81. MI
WANTED-Washing to do at home; frst-class
laundress. Apply 40 r st. NV. mi
WANTED Situation Getty or away by eff
cient colored nurse, chambermsid-waitress; ref
erences. 1913 New York ave. MI
WANTED-By cooking school graduate, posi-
tion for the summer in hotel or boarding house
or housekeeper for private family. Address
BOX 1s3, this Office. e2s-3
WANTED-Woric by the day in families by one
competent 10 cut, ft, and finish dresses or any
other family scwing. Address BON 1914, this Of
fee. e27-S
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NANTED--By elderly gentleman employed at
night, room brcSlfas; and diGGer y per week
BOX I5s, tlfis otee. c2g-3
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WILL PAY $50 TO any one securing me Gov
ernment position as messenger or watchman.
have passed examination for same. Address
BOX 1913 this Office mi
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-One acre OF ground on Conduit
Road; prefer to deal with owners. MRS.
NENINs, gl2 sth st. NV, after $3.50 p. IN.
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ma, tpsl9s5 in Relp : gorf nit @rz
folg ssgeben tpuroe, tommt bieie 80
DIE i'm .!SoGioanitr. : S6ater" CUR
4uffiibrung. Brilliant lit bic DasSnz
mere elmer Stride bariteuenOs Scenerie,
in pel6er Der fleineWiqie NelIon bas
2ieo n36, 9olp @itp" iingt.
vM 3 6euter."
SIM yMonumental : Sbsater" be-
ginnt am Montdg cine einnO4entli4e
@uft : 8oritelung bon rSrOin's 8ig
Sbpp." Inter bem Oargebotenen lit
Die 8urlesfe nSbe 8neipp Cure" an
~5ufii6ren, forpie 9ortrdge aus grDBe~
rem Spern. .Quberbem treten auf
bus r8eaion Gitp Quartet" @sbriiz
her Walbron, Better u. Curtin uno
8loIIom Seelen.
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Snnit6tss Srri9t.

Die Mlaiern greifen I'm it'd. - II
neue TGle in Der perfloRenen Woz
die. = Der @eIunb6eits3uItanb
i'm NQgemeinen aber gut.
en- Der perFloFenen 8o4e itarben
in Baltimore 1859 Yerfonen, gegen
1876 in Der glet6luufenben @p6e bes
8oriabres, 1919 in 1900 unb 165 in
1899. Die @terbIi4teitsrute betrug
1886 pro 1000 Der @efummtbeoOlfez
runq, 14.02 fir Die 8eiBen uno 22.75
fir bic Neger. Bon ben 8eitorbenen
ipQren 81 mGnnli6en unb 70 petbltz
den @ef6le9ts; 81 tparen i'm Nusz
lanbe geboren, SO tparen g}eger, 8
9tnoer tamen tobt CUR @elt; 5 Perlo@
men ftar6en i'm r8appiepzNipl," %
in 6oipitGGern, 10 in anberen Sniff
tuten, II Snqueite purben ge9alten.
Dem Otter mad ~bertbeilen Die Sobesz
fGne fi6, pie folgt: SO 9erionen ma
rem unter 1 Subr, 10 8pifden l unO
2, 6 apiI6en 2 uno 5, 4 3pii4en 5
unb 10, 6 5nifden 10 unb Is, . 5fpiz
i6en IS unb 20, Is 3pii4en 20 uno
80, IS 5pif6en 30 unO 40, 20 5tpiz
f6en 40 unb so IA 3pii9en SO uno
go. 26 3pi16en so uno 70, Is 3miz
f6en 70 unb 80, 6 5pii6en 80 unO
90 Sabre alt. DIS geboren tpuroen
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feds monaten ertrantten ale 3btere
unb b~erenDeten; entDeoer Das <ma
ober perfe6rte Siitterung mar Die urz
fade. 6r. 9agenbed aber gtng fDIez
Der ans Wert, unb 3pur nit 10 gro@
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ober iieben Sabre gu gebrau6en. 8or
bier Sa6ren tpurOe cine brittle 9ruppe
suIummengeieBt, beite9eno aus oret
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bisberiger 9iGfs Srdintrer, BEAM
bic qufii6t ii6er Oieie 9ruppe. IS
paren in Der Dilbnib gebpreneSbiere,
aber fein ein3iges @remplar mar iibsr
unDert6alb Sabre alt. Ra4 uno nad
oepunn 8oger Die @epult iiber Die
S6iere, unb mad 0erlauT Don bret
sya6ren entI9ieO 9r. 9agenbef, oaB
bic Nrbeit our 3uFriebenheit ooGenOet,
lei. Die @ruppe ging nun BON Staot
gu 5tuot unb erntete @rfolg ouf @r@
folg; niemals 5ubor paren Iolfe Dor
IteGungen geieNn tporoen. 9r. 9az
gen6ed i4Gug cine Offerte bon $50
600 aus. SEPT itebrt bic Grippe lnz
ter Der Gontrole Der umeritdnti4en
6aqen6edz Comp, unb morgen Qbeno
niro Die erite @oritequng in Der Son
pentions : 9aqe" ftuttfinoen, unO
spar unter Der 2eitung bon 9ermann
8oqer. Sine unoere Collection, mel
der 6r. 9ugenbed feline beionoere
QufmerfIumfejt nibmete, lit bic
9ruppe Don iieben Gisbdren; SoRn
0ubaf 1T Der W1etiter oieier Grippe,
unb feline 8orfteaungen limb number
bare. Die iibrigen Sraintrer itno
gopescu, Masfa, SCHUBERT unO Sri.
9ilfe. Die Menugerie piro beute
9a4mittug auf einem Spe3ial3ugs
pon NepsOorf bier unlangen.