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Newport daily independent., 1902-07-07
GRAND LODGE MEETING.

The grand lodge of the colored Knights of Pythias convenes in this city Tuesday and the delegations of outside points have already begun to arrive. A special car attached to No. 4 brought in the Hot Springs repre- sentatives Monday noon.
 The meeting will be in session three days and arrangements have been made for a game of base ball every afternoon at the fair grounds. The old livery stable of Stephens & Hob good has been rented for headquarters and the exercises will be conducted in the opera house. The number Of delegates expected is about 700 but may reach 1000.
Newport daily independent., 1902-07-07
WHITECAPPERS JAILED.

Mammoth Springs, July 4.-Sex- toms trial has been put off until Mon- day. The Sheriff has the entire white cap gang in jail. Feeling is running high against them.
 This is the second stage of the pe- culiar affair in which Pink Gibson met instant death through the explosion of a stick of dynamite in his pocket by a shot from Sexton's rife.
Newport daily independent., 1902-07-07

throws made many numerous and costly errors.
 Kyler of Fl Dorado, Davidson and Owen served in the pitchers box for the home team and had they been we'll supported, would have kept the score down to a number of one figure.
 The crowd present was not very large one and the game was not one to arouse much enthusiasm or even interest.
Newport daily independent., 1902-07-07
CRYSTAL WEDDING.
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary Of MT. and Mrs. Lancelot Minor Gel ebraUed Saturday Evening at Their Home on Third
 Street.

Notwithstanding the season of the year, when midsummer sun is wont to drive into temporary retreat the deities who preside upon festive oc casions in the social world, Newport continues to enjoy and still holds forth promises of events, such as society revels in, weddings and their anni- versaries. They are closely akin in nature, if not in the intervening years, and the receptions which att tend them are ever delightful occa- sions, as we'll as refreshing memories in older years.
 The event of the past week was the reception of MT. and Mrs. Lancelot Minor, to which a large number of friends had been invited, in celebra- tion of their fifteenth wedding anni versary. The guests upon arriving could not help but note the beauty of the scene, the yard being lighted with Japanese lanterns and the interior of the home so nicely arranged, that under the enchanting influence of sweet strains of music furnished by Criswell's orchestra and the abundant, charming evidences of the true Southern hospitality of host and hostess, assisted by Miss Lou Minor, the oppressive heat of the evening and other mundane endorsements were forgotten.
 The dining room, cooled by motor fan, was beautiful in green and yell low, the decorations being of aspara- gus and sunf1owers, carrying the guest back to fifteen years ago when these flowers were used to the same pretty effect at the wedding reception. For a center piece, huge block of ice was mounted upon the table, and from the ice stood forth handsome boquet of roses, thoughtful remem- brance from MT. B. M. Stainback.
 The refreshments were both dainty and daintily served, consisting of brick ice cream, in which the color scheme was carried out, assorted cake, bon bons and olives.
 Messrs. J. O. Taylor and Alcorn Ferguson took the places of the young misses who are habitually accorded places at the punch bowl and presided with exceptional grace and dignity. Their nook was in the yard but so re- freshing was the beverage they served, that it proved popular resort with the company present.
 MT. and Mrs. Minor were the re- cipients of many beautiful and costly pieces of cut glass, evidences of the esteem and friendship of their guests and several who were unable to attend. The out of-town guests were Mrs. M. M. O'Neal, of Augusta, and Miss Nellie Fitzhugh, of Fitzhugh, the lat ter having been one of the brides maids in the Minor Ferguson wedding. Telegrams, bearing happily framed greetings, were received from Mrs. Sigmund Wolff of St. Louis, and MT. and Mrs. Ike Goldman, now at Col orado Springs.
 The INDEPENDENT offers con- gratulations to host and hostess upon this happy celebration of their crys- tai wedding and hopes that with the half Away mark more than passed, their silver anniversary may find them even more prosperous, happy and contented and in that youthful, genial frame of mind, when it will still be a pleasure to entertain friends so delightfully."- as upon this past oc- casion.
Newport daily independent., 1902-07-07
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

The up town office of the Newport Laundry Go. has been moved from the Planters House to the Post Office Store.
 Customers will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. d4t.
Newport daily independent., 1902-07-07
SPECIAL FAN SALE.

500 drummer's samples of fans from Sc to 50 on sale at less than soc on the dollar at Charles Meyers Great Bargain Store. % dtf
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FUR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SsLE-Wu sell cheap, Remington type
writer. IN $50 .---i'+sri. Address 500 hlIyllnd
ave. ne 80.
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RAILRnADs-
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon RAILWAY.

From station, Pennsylvania Ave. and ISL s.
Ia effect November l. 1901
For AcEandria-WcCk DAYS. ESQ. I-0i. l-30.
500, SO. $50 9-25. 1890. l0-15. u-oo, ll-3O
=. m: Il2-O5 1870. I2-fj. ri 20. 1-j. 200. 2-s0
N5-o2, $50 80, x4-ff, f-23, ass, SOS, N5-s2,
so e-o. s.5. 100 go. 500. s.i5 $50, l0.l5,
u 30. I--ss p n
sund .ys-7:45. 900. 9.s5. lo.30. 100. II-2o A.
m; 1919 noC-. 1890. 800 I. 80 900, $3.50 SOC,
$50. - :. 500. 5-sB C;o0 ESQ. I-ef. $50,
500. S 3.39 I0.15. i1.2O. lI'50 D. m
For II unit Nc.uon-Wcck DAYS, CSC 500.
1000, H.O0 a. m. xl2.05. xi.05, 200. xs.o1
xf-lf. x5-22 s.05 9.3G p. m.
SUNDAYS % a. m. 1900 noon. 200, 400.
FOR Arlington and Aqucduct Briizc-WcrS
da7S, $50, -.Of, IN. SEQ 500. $50. o-25.
70 %, 100 a. n. sI2-G5 I2-e0. 'I2-l5. I-o5.
els25. 800 $50. 500, '3-20 8.59 '4-53. '4-5f.
So sos. $50. 200. 500 p. m.
SUSDAYS-E,ss. 800. g-s5. sI0.E0, Il-9o.
IL so m. 1870 noon .I2.00 90 Isl. zoo.
a2:50. 90. - 30. 800. $50. 800. 49,
500. $50. 100 $50. 900 D. M
EX - To Arlington Only.
Parcels cairied. Baggage checked
J. COLVrN, Superintendent
c. F. ABBOT. Presideat.
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wANTED-AGESTs.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
70 secure subscriptions 10 The Ladies Home
journal" and The Saturday Evening Post
We want agents who viii work thoroughly and
Hhh busineSs system 20 cover each section with
cur illustrated little booklets and other adver-
tsing Hattef. and 20 look sharply after renew
ais from old Subscribers The nav + 6-st rafe
and st the end Of the season $4,000 viii be givea
me best WORKERS as extra prizes for C,td work
hoE WEI some Of our agents have 81 Hceedcd is
told IN 2 little booklet we would like to send
you-noi'r. ITS 81 some Of our best agelts with
ne st,-y q how they made it pay TIE CURTIS
PUB lsilNC COMPANY Philadelphia Pa
dec25-7st
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sTKAEEcAT5.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day In the year for Norfolk, HaW-
- port News, end al points South. by the
- superb. powerful. steel palace s.eanefs
- Newport Nezs," Norfolk" and Nv ash
- inEt0n.' on the following schedule:
w WashIngton.6.s1 pm Lv. P0rtsmoUth-5-O0 pm
LT. Alexandria. 7. 90 pm ". Norfolk. 600 pm
Ar Fl Monroe. go am Lv. IT. Monroe 100 pm
Ar Norfolk. 6 90 am Ar. Alexandria. $50 an
Ar Portsmouth SIS am Ar WashiEgton..7.0o an
. Tickets on sale and slaterooms reserved
-- at general ticket Office. Bond Building. Ifth
. St and \. Y ave; at downtown office.
- 9Th ST. and Pa. ave. at Office on wharf
- and on board steamers.
- ESFor further information spply az sen
. eraI Offices. foot 9Th st.. phone go. or
. Bond Building, 18th 50. and y. Y. ave,
. Washington, y. {. Phone 200
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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OR 2ENT-COOd square pianos. q and s. per
lOnth. r. e. SMITH. 1925 Pa. ave. js2-tf
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ROYAL Blue LINE, -
SOUTHERN RY.
Ss.'-T-. re----iaI 10 January p 1872
Sc4.-la.l -144,----


Scl.-l,..r -ll4v~---
Trains leave from Pennsy-vanla Station-
sol a. nc Daily. Local iur HsrrIsouourg, " ar
rgrte1- Chzr ctte and way stations
lI-5l O. M Dllly- Nlslius-ul. Richmond and
Flo-iil Limited First-Clsss coach AID draTlrg-
room sleeper O. J4essougi-ls- ring ear service
If=l5 o. m. Daily. JaiJcd States Past Nail
FirsI-ci1ss coaches ans d-aWIIg--Co-l sleeper 70
AeU Orleans Dining car service
Il-5s A. n Daily Loeal Tor W-rr-uzaa and
Ctarlo-tcs-ille-
t+-eI B. -.- Week Days local Tor uzs=isoz-
bcrE and way stations on M11azz1s brarch-
$50 n Daily. Local for Wa-reHt0u ara
Charlottesville
30 D. m Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited tyia Lyneh5urg}- First-class coach ard
sleeping car % Eosuozc Knoxville. ChaIianJoya
and Memphis sleeper TO Nex Or-eans- Dining
car se.viee-
go p ~. Daily. NeE YORK and Atlanta TX
press First-ciass coach and sleeper % Atlanta
Mondays. WedEesdays and Fridays, Sunset Route
Tourist s.etp=E Washington % san Francisco
Pullman buffet service
g-55 o. m Daily New York and Florida TX
pres First-cIEss coach and sleeper 70 savannah.
Jacksonville. and Port Tampa. sleeper TO sum
uervfIIe Charleston. AuSIsts. and 20 Ti1-~as-
service.
1915 p M Daily Washington and SouthEe-t-
CIR Liuitrd Al Pullman traIn. club and 0bSer-
vatiou cars 90 Atlanta and Macon. sleepe-s %
Nashville Atlanta Macon. Memphis. NeT Orleans
Tri-weekly Co Pinrhursr. \. g.. Hoa'!1ys NED
ncsdsvs, snd Fridays Dining car vice
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND p SIS.
$50 A. ~ DAILY. FIrTSSURG ENPKESS-PaFioE
and Dining cars Hamburg 70 Pitssburg.
10 - A. a. DAILY. PENNSYLVANIA LiATTED-
fullnan Sleeping. Dining Smelling ard o.
serratioa Cars Harrisburg 20 Chicago. Cincin-
nati. iHalanlpOiis. ST Louis CIcVelard and
Ioieee- Buhet Parior Car 70 HarTisbErE
100 4 ~ DAILY. PAST LINE-Pullmaa Bgfst
P7rior Car % Harrisburg. BuEct PaTlor Caf
I-arrisburg 20 PittsburE
go 7. a. DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIs
FkESS-Sleeping Car Washlngton 90 S.
Louis, and Sleeping and Dining Car Harrisburg
20 inelanaFci ST. Louis. Louisville (yia en-
us P. y DAILY. ST. LOUIS ExPRESs-Pull-
mar Sleeping Car Harrisburg % St. Louis
f'i3 r n DAILY WESTERN EKpRESC-nuII-
nan Sleeping Car to Pittsburg and Chicago
:; . r ~ DAILY. CLEVELAND AND CTNCIN-
NAIl EAPREss-PuIIman Sleeping Cars wash
iaS5o7 20 Pitts5grE and HzrrishlIFE 10 CIeve-
-.A4 aLa cincinnati Dining Car
1910 p A. DAILY. PACIFIC ExPRES-Pull-
n. ran Sleeping Car 70 PittshurE-
so 4 Y DAILY. BUFFALO DAT EXPRESS,
yin through Ps-l0T Car. Dining Car. and
Coaches 70 Bufalo. via Emporium Junction
. - A. ~ fo5 Kane. Css.sndaizua ROcheste-. and
,,i s,agarl Fails daily. except sunday.
I'D A d Tor ElHrira and Remove daily. except
sunday For Williamsport daily. $40 T A.
f'49 r 81 DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT ENPRESS
win through Buffet Sleeping Car and Coaches
% Hunal0. va Emporium Junction
20 r 81 DAILY for Erie: for Rochcster. Buffalo.
snd Niagara Falls 9aiiy. except saturday Elth
Sleeping Car Washington 20 Rochestcr-
200 p Il for Eric. Canandaizua Rochester.
bunalo. ard Sifgrra Pals daily. PuiiDaa
Sleeping Car Washinston 70 PAehester Satur-
days Only.
Zoo p. n CONGRESSIONAL, LIMITED. daily
Tor New York al PaTior Cars. with DiniHE
/ Car from Baltimore Tf
For Philadelphia, New York cad
the East.
cypress, 100 dining Carl 7:7 (Dtning Car)Y
200. 1000 dining Carl. 1928. and ll-Oo
Dining Car from Wluirrroul A. N 1915.
3 SIS, $50 Dining Car from Baltimore). go.
1000 P n. 1910 night On Sundayk 90
tu11inE Carr 1-5I Dining Carr. 800.
1919 II 90 fDiRIns Car from HiluiFgtCn) A.
n. IZ15. Bis 4.51 DininE Car trcu Bditi-
Philadslphia Only. Express, T.85 A. u. I2.l5
daily.
For Bosson. without GLANCE. 7.ls 4. n week
Gays and go 2. n daily
Ter Baltimore. 6-I5 700. T-43 10. TT,
s:eo. 1000, lo-25, 1870. II 90 A. b.. 1915,
lz-45. Is 2-0I. S-15. $50 (4-Oo Limited).
$40. 40 f-55- 40. 5-f0 SIS. 60 T-l5 Jas.
1000. 100 -35 p. n. and 1910 night On
Sundays. 100. T.59. T.57 800 9.OS Ts-Z5
eco Limited. $40. $50. 40. $50 5.l5.
night.
Tor Pops's C-sek Line. 7.ls = n. and "a ..
Tor Annapolis. ZOO 200 A. n. 1a.1s anil $40
p A. weekdays Sundays, ESQ A. T. and
SEQ P II
Ticket omces. corner Fifteenth and G Streets,
ard a. the station. sixth and Streets Ehert
sards=s can be left Tor the ehecki-4y Of baxzzEc
% Destination tom hotels and residences
Teiephons call ''l44i'' Io- Peznsyisa-ia BAH
Poad Cab Service
J. p HUTCHINSON. = r WOOD
CsHerlI Manager oess-sl rlz,eaze- &EssA
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR sALE-HOUSES.
FUR oAlE-Desirable bargain. only 81. 200 for
row OF ten houses; three rooms Call At room
l0i Columbian Building. as 5th s. NV between
u and I O'Clock. ella
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. free Booklet. -
plat. etc; ONCE open at night 20 o. in addition
20 the usual daily hours Of $50 10 $50
We are positively too busy selling lots 10 write
lengthy advertisements 20 the merits % this
Investment, AM If you are interested you will
confer a favor by dropping postal or teIeph0ning
Tor new l0-page illustrated Booklet" Flat %
Price Of lots SOC 10 35c- Terms $50 90 500
cash, and sl5 10 $50 monthly on each lot. or
onc-third cash balance / 2 and years.
FULTON r. GORDON
7Of 18th 81. NV
Telephone. Main 50s-2. esq
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5EABOARD AIR LINE III.

'Car5tsI City Route"
Leave Washington. Pluna- z. r station
fI.Ji z. IA. ~EA6oAkD FAST aiAi---- =
nAEAg P1.Irsal S.-eFeIs o. -l.as. --tls
connecting u Hamlet vi-h Pull
ran sleeper 20 Atlanta. ..-
200 =. Ei. FLA ANn Ai 400 49,
nAsl y IINITED-Throu-l Pa -llsl -i-e-'-
ers 20 Tampa ard Atlanta
Crf. Usrfnt. Car service Pullman sleeper lu-s-
fqys Th.r-I1ys aud Saturdays to Southern pines
tPiutarT-ti-
Thc-e trais.s cfeF excellent schedules ana s.5Fieo
10 P,tersbcr= Raleigh. S9EtheIu fl-es itinc-
b..--T Camden Coll-aIu-a savannah. J1css1n-
,iIlr and al Florida points Charlotte. AtleuSs
ati7rta New Orleans Chattanooga. Nashville.
rcirtS West and Southwest
lao A M LOCAL-T0 Petersburg. 6a.eisas
NAIL S5ltlzrl pines ipireAusSt). lLlul-
let aud Intermediate p1in1s
Ofioe ll2l PCEEs. ave.
2 ? T. BUNCH ". IT. DOLL
GllcTaI Pass Agent General Asent
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rRAINs on BLUEN0Nr BRANCH.

IF-ve Washington 9-GI a. m daily. 100 = IN.
As D. IT. and 4sg D. m. week csJs. ana 1-zj D.
n SUNDAYS Csiy FOR BlG-moar, and 6-z5 2. M
week tavs. -ud II-fG p nl-. rhezt-e trziE- Men
dsvS WrI-c-lsys ard SATURDAYS Scr LeesbGre-
Through trains from the south arrive Wash
irgton csc O. ul., t-52 m, 35 a. sa-, 500 p-
m 900 b.. m- and $50 p H. daily Local
trains from Hauisaabgrg u 81 q. m. week DAYS
and $50 D. m daily From Charlottesville. S-22
a. u a1l GAO e. u- daily
Tickets sleeping car reservations, and dltaile1
information can BE- had 40 ticket of.ces -u5 18th
St 5II Pen1sy iyaliz Avenue, and P-Lr.sy lvaa.a
Station. Baggage checked through irau Hotels
and residences.
IPhone Main l4n. P r r. Cab Service
PRANK ;. CANNON. Sd Y. p. and Gea. Mgr.
8 IL HARDWiCE. Genc-al PaSs'T Agent
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent
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BALIIMORE 4 UhlUK,R,

Schedule In effect November II. IS5l
Leave hasl--ag-on- New Jersey Ave. ST.
Chicago ard Northwest. sIO-s5 4 n 80 p n
B Cincinnati, S. Louis, AID Louisville, 1913
a. H.. -S-&5 p m. TO night
Pitt6burg ard Cleveland 700 a. n. $50 p
n szd q 50 night.
CoIumsg5 and wheeling. go p II
hlncnesIer. $50 a. r.. ls-85. and 80 p n
Annapolis. li7.I5. .'s.so. ISIS. Gu.55 = n.
Fredsries. ISIS. 400 llo.i5 a n '-1I5.
lis-sO. ard .5-a5 P n
Hagersrosn. l0:o5 a. n and 30 p n
Boyd and way points. SIS - 90 q H. - u
li4sso. $50. -sle=15. ll-so p
Gaitse-ssu=s and wsy points 80 90 -, =
il7.O5. $50 ''l0Is. iu.so ?. n
g.. - .lll.-s JGl.---si -l.- ~ joints. ..
..s-oO a m. -.I-I5. '4.s0. $50 p. N.
BaltiHore. week days, $50 500. $50. = .05,
1T.5 1s-39 SIS Xs-39 xl0-00. HISS a m.
xIz-90 uod1, Kiss. Ks-Oo. N47o1 z4-93. 4-S5.
Is o. Ass. EG-eo. $50 $50 1850. II -.
HIS p IN Sundays. X5-00. 4 90. X 10, So.
*. so =. ~, xf2-s ISIS. xs-Oo. xs-20, E5sse,
z5.Ss. $50, $500 ziO.oo xli.so, KISS P n
ROYAL BLES LISE, ,.vsF
-i more Phi.zdelpL5a, New YORK Boston. ara
$500 (Diner). 1000 (DineT) a IA, lsJ
Oliner). 900 C''RoyaI Limlfed.'' piael, I.i-a1
fR-F-tf. 500 DineT}. $50 ard sI1:So ?. -
(Sfsepfnz CIR open a. 1910 0'c-ockj-
Pu..rasn Czrs on az Gay trzlas-
Atlantic CITY, $3.50 noo1-
'DzIy- Except sunday ''Sund1y only
EEp-ess trains
Ra-gars called Tor ard checked from hotels AMI
resideaees BY Union Trs1sisr Co On orders len
al t.caet 0H5ccs. 6lG Pearsylvania avenue as-sh-
west Ne1x YORK aseng- and FIfteenth street and
or station
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St Louis-Jan. IS. 70 an. s. PAUL. q. 10 an
flil phia-Ja -. 10 an. 50 Louis Feb j. 10 an
RED STAR LINE
NEW NJRk-ANTWERP-P
Tricsland--Jan- -. noon Faderlsnd- Jan -. noon
southwarh-Jan- q. noon Keasiug' uFeb-5. 10 an
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Il and Is. y r. OGce. q Broadway.
ASHiNGTuN OFFICE. 1896 ST. n W or
Geo W. Moss. Agent. 1911 G S. n "
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FOR sALE-COuNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Eighty acres o. land al BeltsyiIle
on 3. & Q. Railroad; No for dairying or truck
ing dwelling; five minutes' walk from station;
$50 per acre. Eighty acres Of good garden land
one mile nom Ardwfck. on b. & p Railroad;
One-hsh mile from electric road adjoining Mr.
william Holmead's stock farm. at so per acre.
". NJ HALL. $50 Virginia ave. Sc. ella
FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR sAl.E-Lsdy's wheel. in perfect condition.
5000. 30 18th st. nv. TaIl-S
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAiLWAY--N- ~. Mer-
dc. agent, i229 Peuna- ave-. "a asbinst0n. D. Q.
FROM Ocean CD Oceeu. T. asl points ia Can3dA
and Che tnlt-4 States northwest. Accoulmodl-
toEs unsurpassed. Connecting g Vancouver with
the steamships g The EmPTsss Line for Japan,
China, and tae Philippines; also with the Ca
uadln-A Australian line for the Hawaiian Islands
and Australia k0s rates and descriptive PAM
phl-ts apply o. Y. "a Morale. aren't.
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MAhIED-By good. respectable colored conan
situation % do gent,sl h0uscwork. cxcrpt .rasb-
ing and ironing; sta nights. 49, Washington 81
NY. erg-s
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALs.

WANIED-By hrst-class cook. situation iu hotel
or restaurant; well known iu city. 1913 % S.
NY cI.-s
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BIRDS. DOCS. Erc.

FOt ~ EENfH 81. Hospital fer Animals. surgical
and medical cases AlUays ypea- Teleahone III-1.
SllS Fourteenth st. es9-3mo-
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BANTED-By four reliable women. places. first
class cook. launaress shambermuid, and nurse.
I2ll 10th 81. nj
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NANTED-By respectable col5red man. place as
COOK, butler, OF fogtmau in private family
lIs6 sth ST. NV 800
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WANTED-A coIored girl for general hovs,voTz;
I'D cooking. must stay At night If0t l-Ih ST.
NV al
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WANTED-By neat colored girl. place as cham
BERNARD, nurse, or general hCuscW9rzcr ia small
family llIB Virginia ,ve NV crs-s
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

HUA ohAsN@-LUI5.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. free Booklet. %
plat. etc: Office open at night 10 O. IN addition
20 the usual daily hours Of $50 10 $50.
We are positively too busy selling lots 90 write
lengthy advertisements a. to the merits T. this
Investment, and IL you interested you will
confer favor by dropping postal OF telephoniug
for new l6-page illustrated Booklet Flat %
Price q lots. 30c 10 SJc. Terms, $50 10 500
cash, and SO 10 $50 monthly on each lot or
One-tLiId cash balance I, 3 and years
FULTON Il. GORDON
7Oi I4th st wv
Telephone Main 50s-2 81
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PRIVATE SECREfARY-By cultured, Travelled
man fza): educated Ia England and 40 army
diplomatic tutors. the Continent Iinyrist
ttrench, German, SPANISH; bibli0pldlc. classics;
pianist (gold mcdailist); a. present employed
but desires a change; references here and abroad
T. Il. j., Box OIL, New Haven, Conn.
mI-cnl-lt
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NANTED-By colOred woman, washing 10 do az
home; references. Address 2z1e Cleveland ave
nv. ~
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v AAIED-Customers for fine tallor-nade over
Sosts AZ =, cents On the dollar. Call at SHAP-
inv - 10 ID - NV near etl. MIL
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Three nice rooms on parlor floor
Ion light housekeeping. 4i9 Massachusetts, ave.
~. el2-3
FOR RENT-TWo or three desirable rooms. 81
FOR RENT-Tuo large well lighted. heated base
n1ent roo"isi good business location; SIS. 70
nth NV. mI3-5
FOR RENT-Tuo furnished rooms: light house.
kcepins. 100 Il no.. ma
FOR RENT-ThTcc unfuraisacd rooms. 30 2sd
ST. NV. mi2-3
Fer RENT-Two unsuruished rooms, heat gas
-. 20 on 81 ne. mics
FOR RENT-Gl8 Maryland ave sv.: two urfur-
h.7aed rooms, heat, bath; $il month. mi2-5
TOR REST-Two un;uraisiei rooms: heat. eas,
nam IS Sin ST. NV els
FOR RENT-l6ls r St. Sc. seven rooms; t.s0
iatro5e5 and range; bath and closet keys at
house; $3.50 eil-3
FOR RENT Communicating rooms and bath:
second hoor 22f C ST. uT- ellis
FOR RENT-Two rooms: enc furnished If de-
sired; heat, eas. bah; So. SO f Il. sc. ellis
FOR RENT-Three rooms. suitable for Iiaht
housekeeping: also one furnished room. suitable
Tor two; near state Department 1924 Pa ave
nils
F0R RENT-Thrce unfurnisiied rooms. with heat
and gas. $50 st. NV. mills
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms: heat and
gas- SIG 18th ST. ne. nils
FOR RENT-RoO1s. furnished or unfurrished.
SIS 18th st. nv. clos
FOR :7EaT-FLATs.
Fer RENT Roosevelt Flats; hve rooms and
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v ANIEp-Seversl lot. chickens: must be chraD.
state price address BOX go, tins Office. esq
" tNTED- Secondhand bar hxtrrcs. bar I- 20 %
feet long 23Zs e. NV ,-fs-s
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NANIED-YOung lady 90 take room viii. an
ing eth and b sta NV ,,gB-q
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WANTED-A Girl for light houscUork; 60 home
st night 12s 5th q. NV 81
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WANTED Situation Dr. sober. industrious mid
clc-agef German nan; handy with tools: Euogvl-
edge 81 typewritirgi well educated, references.
Address N. J. F., 1920 81. nC. mI2-2
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FOR Observation-Disclosures ROOMS.
teal Estate BEoEoer and Auctioneer
FOR SALE-NORTHWFSr

apply mt ONCE for Weekly BuIIetin.
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WANTED-Ncat young white girl for light house
work; no washing or ironing. Address Bon 2l2,
this office Ci
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v AhIED-Highest cash prices paid for old gold
silver, watches diamonds. etc. us,rp 49,
bought LOUIS ABRAHAM, s5j Oh 81. nm.
jsll-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTEn-FEhALE.

WANTED-By respectable colorcd girl. liel
housewoIk or plain cooking s Mccullough s
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WANTEU-Colored girl 90 do general housrgork
in small family; bring reference. 90 Sth It.
nv al