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A Merchants'& Miners

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Es 9dmpfer eiuiCH.
stdb Cotton uuS Dem Often:
isben Nontag, DIenjtal, 0onueritas uRo SGmffaai
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Rdd 2apanudb unS Gem Silceu:
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uuibertrefnite StquemIItfeIteH mo 8etoii5uHs
SorqfdltIge @sriaoung mo ibHele SeforocrIng
BOZ }Tratt. 6. u. 6tnIHgbnm. agent,
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4. q. . pufiu@, u. 8. u;
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Saupt6ireuur Eli Gh'0rrnidIrS traaG
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PORN, Communication, 1900, 300 gOrm.'
l2. Is, AIS, R5. 40 ga1m.
Q6fabrt BON Gam0tusStutiOn no3 Jreoeria.
H.95, !9.47 gOrm., 1915 8grm., lbs, A.N uRS
1915 Ro6m.
Rad @iu6efer, 1920 gOrr1., $40 45O5'a9m;
@o6 6aqtrstospn, 800 @Orm., AIS, ASa
TabmittdQs. ROY
Hs.I5 8orm.. H.25, !4.30, 535 gta@m.' 'o.50'
al. 80 @ecuos.
rad 6urtis' Wa0, 1923 Tor3ens.
No6 Qurao, Rt. R~opaIs5tatiou, "2.56 3G3H-
ADMINISTRATION $40 Habm.
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Baltimore >S6ios8 00n.

Edglia. ! 8dgl4, a~us5eHOmmeH Sonnta8s.
ytur 6onHtags.
gRs1tndrts gerL. Nt. aopal gtrt. Samoan
gbiroao mia 9ittgb..... = Q.38 @orm. *9.47 y.
gbicoSo ptn g{epQrf.... = sos Ru6m. " $50 U.
6inr qoujsb. & Ct. 9. . $50 Born. " 800 ..
6inr 9ouisp. A. 81. 6. " 2.56 Ra6m. $40 y.
Dim 9omigp 4 81. 6. al. 46 abos. *l2.O) U.
RittsburQ ........... = 9.3S Born. " 9.47 U.
Tit,sbmr99 & SIsp,louO.. I'D y.
0ittgErra ~lI46 AbOg. $500 U.
SoIumbrs 4 gRbs,irq.. " 500 Qa6m. so y.
mlsihinntnn Anfnl 500 y.
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Grtmrn's Dtrfhrrungg-G OmpagniI
Don BaltIn


Sfftee:
gproot.G6e Ser soutbs uRo gSater,StrnSe.
7itis C.ieaidoit 0sriitert geseH gcrIuit oo;r &es
iddbiauFa 5urt Acuer ale Z oTien @ig,Ethum odtleI
cbrr a-nocrwcrts I'll dreerit %SiHiiscH 9:oihguEatn.
W,rjiGerrE9 iur einsn 2aa oDty LANCER. BeTlo9en
*. u. <. |sUiit, &ranoeAt.
0iIefIDrtu
G5,orat u. BIaie. 5. ClHtp Rorrts.
thornton 9ioltas. SObn Dt. qittig,
lAccr d &Jrflszb, gfTdrA Stati.r. INA,
6trmaH z. BIatt, SIie,G6. y. mGrnsr,
*. Y. (. 3olit, gB. ). GeHEeq7,
@. Z. Shlsns, AHorsp 3. GoHIoa.
Nso. &latlt9Hs, Ge0. 2ShltsLo6.
tS~niI7,1St&$b Cara &, E3tGQ, &EsE.
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,Rppal 8lme."9inie

ucd WbtlaSelp6ia unc RerOs9ora.
Cefli5. &bt. .. 9amosn. Abt ., gI%'
S~nm m y & 9ig,r " :. IS Born. u " 800 .. 6
Buffet 9artor ...... 9.lg Sorn'' 90 a. =
Qarlor, Diner ..... ? 9.j2 BORN 20, ~
Qarlor, Diner ...... 1880 BORN = .Iy'S5 %
8arlor, Sinsr ....-. III NdD4I, " - a.
'StU91e - morror Cbicroatiou, Speiiss uRB
TuIiH Sanans = g 40 Rl5m. 3 " 3.53 81.
QarIor, SiHsr ...... ODO ~ovs' 90 - =
Goo6cs nab gbtlao. : goO S0O7' 9.V9 u
SdIuinnEgous %. . 'Iz.7' Sotm, I1ft o
qofal=S 6lafpag8oH mao NepzVOt Iett9 sum
Gsbraub in Tt. Republication uut lO.W 4bsno5:
q, mad gtlauticsGltD an Wo@tnta9eni u na@
Gtlantic.Gitp tdgli9.
al. 3age baltsn IN W'mIH9ton' a. 9dlt IN
Qbt D. Gomoeu. &6f. b. Rt. q.
Tbirn Qffom. -. FSO5 BORN. $40 Dorm.
g5,lo. Frprsb -. 30 9a1m. 1926 9u6Hs
@biIa. Grpr,b ..... Ass @a6m. 300 @a5m.
Qbsrp,,n &tlOm. e. 1925 Ra6m. $3.50 Rabm.
qbild. Qftom. .... 1850 abOs. ISIS abos.
g~inetsgurtauI RoropctsGdt Galocrts uur Balls
timorszStr., Qr. POI, elc=9roaopao, ut. 9opah
Citation oor uuotH=Station
3. .. u urtiu, Mgr. 9aH. Sroffn
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elite SettaW8en (&OrrsIp6uOsntsu)
Joe. pro 9nnssrt, ~ bab,n IN eu Staes hes .Deuta
lheu @0TTt1oRAeEteR,s BQltiHeEss Ctr. una Woas
Ekdcks ERaRnA~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Retlenbe mad, europa, saiiOn 1902

Reiienbe mad, europa, Saiion 1902
f6nnen 1. unb 2. &lahe<3aiiten auf
irqenb elmer 9ampfer>2inis bur4 uns
belegen, @9iffsplan, 46fabrtspldn
II. I. IN. auf @erlansen 5usef9idt.
sbeo. $. Siener C 6 o., Pafaz
oierz Qgenten, Nr. 415, WatersS truBe.
MuslGnbifdes 9elb, Wedfel unb Gree
bitz8riefe. 9euti4es gelb gu pers
faufen; "a Gents pro Wa-t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

8Iffet Ma9G5etten n
Sages : Mugguns 5pii9en 8altiz
more urb Buffalo, biu pennf9Iz
banid&8d6n.
Die pennfplDanid : 8ubn ma9t
betannt, baB in @erbinbung nit ben
v8roiler" Buffet Mabl5eiten in ben
9uGman parIor : Maggpns auf ben
Sages : GrpreB3iigen 5pii4en 8uIti>
more unb Buffalo aud MabI8etten
bonn giffet in ben
IerDirt tperben.
(Suni22iSo, 9o@
Wieber elm Sd6rrub blu NJ
fall. = Der Is Sabre alte Glmer
8oneiff bon Scr. 1906, 2tnben : Mpe.,
iiberfubr eetern nit feinem 3psiruO
an Der 9enniplDuniu 4Oenue emile
9. Sing, Elm a9t Sabre altes Heger@
mGb9en, unb perlebte bas 4ino 10
i9limm, bub bafeIbe in dr3tli9e 8ss
9anblung senDmmen tperben muBte.
Die @ltern bes berungliidten MG0z
4ens tpObneR in Ger. 744, penniDIDu>
Mo- IpsEIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

sSamilicmEQlnsHmg
Scr Northumberland" nab
Suber'S 8nrf, MnuapUltS 8pan,
sunntag, ocn "a. Sui 1902
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Nene Nn;eigen.

Rcnuttirn MIR fir SuIi
6unft ocs Observation-Disclosures Qelcbrt; lci6te
neue Mct5Ooc; Sailor=Sq uarczS Dtcm; Sbuts
Nait=gtuitcr 3um NHmcitn 25t. StOenRD,
Rr. ), ecit=GcriHqtou= StraBe.
COL &, 81 %, SO, 43, 80, 81, 81, 71,78)
W9t. ct. SpfcpbS=G oleg.
StuoisnzRurius: Rlaifi6tr, piF:Ri6aitli5sr urO
~tauimduniibsr lInt:rridt; eriinoI.ber ltntsrribt in
Der Oeuti6tn spra3s. - 9.Oiugunqcu: rgOarors"
pro 5eifOn pom finf NonattH $110. Stuoi;H
beginner am , # a g, ben 2. September 1902.
0{an %oorefrt:
SrHctr 1ofepb. 8irettor.
Station 3, Baltimore, NO.
Ratalug uuf 9trlaHQtn- Quill, 2Dtt, T&5l
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8on einem 8dlten GEE
trpffen. = 9r. Mi3uel Sreeoz
man BON Nr. 1904, Mbrtle : Qpenue.
purbe seitern Bel Der @rbeit BON Ell
mem falenben 9ulten nit fol6er
Wudt auf ben re9ten SUB %getroffen,
baB berIslbe f4limm sequeti9t muir
be, 70 baB man ben @erungliiften
mad benz ,MarDldnber Homeopathic
i9sn 9oipital" bringen muBte.
Srinft &cnpD's Gbce nno Gaffce.
Weeen Qualitdt unb Preis felt 80
Sabren beri6mt.
8. .. &ennDgp. 55 2doen.
Sbee. &affee. 3uder.
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gemeiniumer @abrung u%nierer ebelz
item Sitter, beutIder Spra4e, beutz
iGer @itten, beuti9en @i1ens, beutz
f6er G6rlt6teit? Warum ion BEL
uns our @a6rung bieier Sntere7en
ni9t Der &at6olif urb Der 9ldubige
qroteftant S4uIter an S9uIter itez
ben nit benz relistos @nbersbenten>
ben.
2aBt uns bteIen Gebler Der Re4tz
6uberei, bes MiBa9tens Der 4nit9ten
Inberer ablegen unb mir perben fem
Elm einig @oIf BON 8riibern. 0esz
bafb brau6t feiner audi nun einen
punft feiner neberSeugungen auf5u>
geben.
Wir 0eutI9s in Baltimore unb
BON Mtarplanb BADEN ni9t nur bas
ReGt, fDnbern aud be qfli9t, bur9
bic sSeier bes 0eutf6en Sases 81 be-
tpsiien, baB mir bier, on Der 9ren5z
f9eibe bes Sibens, mo emit Die
16eubl111ten Scenen pd9reno Der
&nOtpnotbing : 8etpegung ii4 dbs
fpielten, SUB eefaBt, nm gu blei6en.
Ro9 erf9aut in beuti9en &ir9en
bas @ort in beutfder Spra9e. No9
tOnen in unferen 9efangpereinen
beutf9e 2ieber. Ro4 finbet beutf4e
&raft unb beutider Grobiinn ieinen
4usbrud in ben Surnbereinen, unb
tpie emit i'm alien 8aterlunbe Die
@a9t am &bsin, 10 bulten bic beutz
f9en &riegerpereine bier bic @d3t on
4Rarblanb's 9eftdben."
Stir unterbaltunsen am Oeutf9en
Sage tpirb in uusrei6enber Beiie gez
forgt. Oas Geit<gomite betebt aus
mebreren @omite'n, beren @priiBer
bic folgenben 9erren finO: 5sit=prds
fibent Sobn Siarts, Gef>SetretGr
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, Va. and points South. gis
AlexsHdriG and Fredericksburg Leave sSatons
sth and 3 streets, $50 & IA, SAB P T. d2lIy
dining carl for Richmond and points en- At
lantic Coast Line ard Florida; 1874 = n.
7:eO 0. n daily gFiorids and AsszOpohlaa
Linited), fog Richnaa5 snd points on Sea
board Ar line and FLORIDA 1o:al q. n tram
connects at Richmond with C. O. -Ry. Tor
Newport News, Old Point Comfort etc; 1854
= m daily fo- Richmond and points on South
Urn Railway and Florida (dIhtng eaF3i 40 a n
ueef DAYS, as p m daily, express for Rich
nont only. Pullman Parler cars CO al
above trains Accommodation for Q1anticO, 7-ts
q. H., Sunday only 4;e5 p n, wsek Sayss
500 D. n, except Saturday
= I. D. MYERS, y .. DUEE, WsP. TAYLOR
President. General NgT.. TFafHc Agr.
Richmond Va
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sEARoARD Alb LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington, Penna. R. 4 Station
go.6la ~ sEABoARD FAST NAIL
uaiIv. Through Pullman Sieepers 70
Jacksonville, connecting az
Hamlet With Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta.
Fla AND METROPOLITAN
Daily. LI8ITED-Solid train 70 Jack
sonYfiie and Tampa, with Pullman, Drawing
Room Sleeping Car and Cafe Dining Car. Pull
man Sleeper to Atlanta
These trains sfer excellent schedules and
service to Petersburg, Raleigh, southern FAnes
(oinehurgtl. Camden Columbia Savannah,
1ackscuvflie. St Augustine, Psim BeaSh. Tan
"a KEY west. and Florida points; also Gaia,
Charlotte. Athens. atlanta, New OrieeIe, Ch3t.
tzpoozS, Nashville, Memphis, points West and
Southwest
AGO am. LoCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh,
DAILY, Southern Pines {P!nehuFst),
Hamlet, and intermediate points
Office, I4z1 Penna. Ave.
C B. RYAN. WALTER C. COLEMAN.
General Pass. Agent. u l. = =
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to August 81, 1902

Trains leave nom Peunsylvzniz Station
Sol a N Daily Local Tor Harrisonburg
1851 a. n. Daily. Washington, Richmond
and FLORIDA Limited First-clsss coaches ans
drawing-rooni sleeper to Jacksonville. Pa Din
ing car service.
f1:IS 3 IA Daily. United States Fast Mail
First-clEs coaches and drawing room siespeI
70 New ORLEANS. Dining car service.
u:Sl s. N Daily. Local for KsrreHton ano
Charlottesville.
5uTg and way stations on Manassas branch
$50 p n. Daily. Local Tor wsrreuton and
Charlottesville
s:45 p. N. Daily View York and Atlanta Elk
Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays Sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington 20 San
Francisco Pullman buffet service.
$50 p n. Daily. New York aud Florida
ELPTezs- FiTst-eiaSs coach and sleeper TO Sa-
vsHnah, Jacksonville. and Port Tampa; sleeper
70 Augusta, and connection toE Aiken Dining
car EeTTice. e..
IO:0I >. a.. Daily. New York and Memphis
sleeping car to Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
taneoga. and Memphis; sleeper 20 New Orleans
lining car service
1913 p. n. Daily Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train, club and
observation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers 70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis.
New Orleans Dining car service
TRAINS ON BLUENoST BRANCH.
Leave Washington, week days, sic a. m,
100 P m, 4:SS p n, 4:49 p n, and 6:25
2. n Latter 70 Leesburg only sundays only,
9.9l and ssl0 &. H., and SIS D. n. for
EluemoaE-
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
t1gto1 S;92 a IA, 5:Sz a. H., 30 a. n, s:45
4 "a, 500 p rs, e:15 p. m, and $50 p. II
daily. Local ira 15 from Harris0nbuTg II IS q
n week dayE ar eco D. n daily From
Charlottesville, s;Z5 a. n. and ESQ p. N. daily.
Tickets sleeping car reservations, and de-
ssiied Information can be had st ticket Offices.
100 18th S.. 5u Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
giyAnaa Station. Baggage checked through
rom hotels and residencez
Phone 1870, P. 4. R. Cab Service
c H ACKERT General Mansreg
E. a HARPFTCB, General Pss'r Agent.
L. s BROWN, General Agent
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RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
- ANDRIA- AND ARr.INi,T1N

7H-'11 1t1sl1lI9'l' 4 W
ELECTRIC TRAINS STATION ISL b Pc, Ave
For III Vernon, every hour, week days, from
10 $. n. to ?. N.
For Alexandria and Arlington every half hour
Round trip TO at. Vernon, Soc. Round TIP
to Alexandra. 25c. Round trip TO Arlfngtoa,
eOc. Round TIP to NJ Vernon. Including
Arlington and Alexandria, ooc.
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & ut. VERNON RY.
SEE TINE TABLES AT HOTELS su1-ti
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Seash0l- Ge=sectioas.
nna ATLANTIC y
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Schedule Effective august p, 1861
Trains Leave Pe1nsyivznsz Station.
200 p. H DsiIy-CINCIsNAT AND LoUEL
VILE EXPRESS Solid Vestibule train 70,
Cincinnati Reaches Mountain Resort Stations
same evening Cincinnati and Louisville next
morning, St Louis and Chicago that evening"
Pullman Sleepers % Cincinnati and LouisyilIs
Daily Dining Car.
6:55 P N Baily-w ASHIEGToN AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL 4 new solid Festibzled
eleCtTic-lizhted train, arriving Cincinnati
HAS 3. "a, Indianapolis s % p. n, St. Louis
9-45 p n daily. Chicago $40 p. n week
DAYS Pullman SiesPeFs 70 Cincinnati, Indian
spolis, and 81. Louis without change PsriOr
car Cincinnati to Chicago. Dining car.
u:Ie P Il. Daily F Y LIMITED Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman Slsepers 70
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville without
change. Compartment Sleeper 70 Virginia
Hot Springs daily except Sunday. Szeeperz
Cincinnati to Chicago and ST Louis Dining
Car.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Office, 5Is Pennsylvania svenus; SOC -Four
tenth street near T, and at the station
Telephone call 1850 for Pennsylvania B. r. Csk
Service q " FULLER
General Passenger Azs1&, J
Telephone Nafn 1855
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-20O good colored coal miners for
Railbincker's Coal and Coke Co, Faye county
" Va; meet me 9Th st. depot Monday night
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.

Schedule in effect Nay IS 1902
Leave Washington. New jersey Ave- and 81
Chicago sHd Northwest, $3.50 a 81. sea
Cincinnati. ST. Louis. and Louisville. slo:e5
g IL, sz:I5 ?. n, +1:16 night
Pittsaurg and Cleveland, '1O:5o s. n, sS:4s
D. m, and = 90 night
Columbus and Wheeling, $50 ?. m
Winchester. lis:s5 = m, ll4;15 and lisa
L1ray. Riverton. Front Royal Elkton. 'a:1s
Annapolis. F7:so, .'s:aa. Inl:5o a n, Hs.sO.
Fre s U8:s5. .-s:oO. InO:sO n. +.1:1s.
Il4:so, and 1850 P. n
HagerstoEn, I0!05 q. n. and 1850 p m
Boyd and way points, 1855, $500 a M
''l:is, i4=So. 1850, ''10.15, II 80 p n
GaitheTsbuPg and way points, Iis;s5, --9;oo 4
IT7:.oB 20. s'io:I5. III 80 p n, ~ '''
Washington Junction and way poiatz. lS;S5.
$500 a. n, Ellis, Ii4-a, 1859 ?. n
Baltimore. week days. xs:oo, 500. $50.
m, x12:20 noon. ks xs.o0, x4 90, xtsso,
AS, xS-05. SIS, x6:90, $50. Is 90. Sl0.o0.
xll:So, HISS ?. n sundays, xs-oo- X 90Ss
1850. 1905, $50, xs7eo. xIo:oo, -.trsso, mss
ROYAL BLUE LINE. {.
All trains illuminated with Piutseh light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New YORK. Boston,
and the East, 800, = -05 (DineT), 1850 But
fetl, $500 (DinsF1, i.fO:oo DINER =. n.
1880 DINER, 800 f''Royzi Limited.
Diuer), h4:00 C?hiisdsEphia only, sos
(Diner). $500 and s1I:S ,. N. Sleeping Car
open at 1890 ,o'cioekl-
Atlantic CITY. I7:O5. nI0:Oo l. n, ii1z:ss
noon, 800 D m
-DaiIy iiExcept Sunday. ssSunday only.
xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked froaa hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on oroeEs
left at ticket Offices SO Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest New York Avenue and FlfteeDt5
Street, and az station --------
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WAREHOUSES;.

HAVE $1,000 TO INVEST in small hcuses rent
ing from S 70 SIS per month; must be bar
gains; give numbers and description, OF no
WANTED-To buy : brick house, irom 9 TO s
rooms and bath between 4th and 18TH 20
ats nv address stating all particulars. BOX
8. this Office. ez5-s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective September y. 1862
Trains leave District Line Station Preached
BY Columbia electric cars as follows;
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week days, I2 noon, 80 aud 40 D. n.
SUNDAYS and Holidays, 1880 B. n, l;SO, 40.
and 80 D m
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH,
Week days 5:45 a H., $50, 9, and 10 p N.
Sundays ami Holidays, Z. m, 3, s, and 10 pm.
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE,
Week days, $50 y n, $50 p n Sundays,
1880 a. m, 40 p m
A Il. LEWIS. G. P. A. 1920 New York ave.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR FLEA and lice destroyer, also medicine
BIRD STORE 10 Eth 81. az. ass-H
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FOR REET-HoUSES.

FOR RENT--October /. 1882 New jersey ave.
nw-j modern two-stoTy, six room brick. fiHe
condition.. adults preferred; rent, so % o.
N, IANI, Nar'ler Building m263
FOR RENT-DyveIIing, 1917 18th 81. Sc. o rooms
and bath; all modern improvements; large
yard and stable; rent low to suitable tenant
Key, 1913. next door m26-3
FOR RENI--240s II St nv. Groom brick; rent
$3.50. NJ HETZGER Real Estate Broker. rs
18th st. nv a94 2
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FOR sALE-AT NORTH CHEVY CHASE
ONLY 8 20
Nice. new I-rOom house; furnace. range and
all modern improvements; large lot: beautiful
location; electric cars Terms easy
u26-S r. " WALKER & SON 1905 st.
FOR SALF-AT BROOKBAND-A BARGAIN
ONLY 5000.
500 cash-S}0 MONTHLY. INCLUDING N
TEHEST. Nice 7-rcom house, large corner lot.
m26-S Z. y. WALKER q son. IOl6 81
$3.50 CASH; s25 PER MONTH
Young man, these are for YOU, but you must
act quick There only two. SIN rooms. bath,
pantry, cellar. bet furnace, hard wood through
out, m2ntels, gas fixtures decorations are eie-
giant. Large lot. with room for stable Fin
iste,! like $4,000 house Worth ali Of =, 800.
Price only $3.50. Nos. I33G-l33s + st ne near
cars Call on + K. FOX. Owner, go f st. NV
H26-7 DELIGHTFUL LOCATION
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR EXCHANGE.

I WISH To EXCHANGE a good square piano
for a good toy buggy. If you want a bargain
address Bon Isi this Office m24-s
WANEED-To exchange lot in Brooklznd for
4 small hoCSe Z the city GRACE n. THOMAS,
C0rcorsn Building m24-3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26
wAaTED-BIcYCLEs.

WASTED-Co down IN the cellar and get thai
old wreck of 2 bicycle cut; We viii buy IT,
@ 7 HUNTER, IIg Pa ave uW- e2s-3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26
WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Bv responsible party, horse for his
keep; light driving only BOX 4s2, this Office.
e24-3
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WHY PAY 10 PER CENT when yon can get
money tr5m Is 1t less rate on your furniture
pianos. etcy
Our instail-Hent plan Is very satisfactory. Call
ard investigate it.
Loans with other companies paid Of, and
more money advanced.
Private offices Ground floor
DISTRICT LOAN & TRUST co.
se21-u 7u7 C. st n W
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FOUND.

SICKNESS and death are In ceIfar-usde Ice
cream; sever gas causes IL; do not eat that
KIND; cur ice-cresm IS made IS feet above
the ground and IS pure, delicious and health,
fUli 7oc and Poe per gallon. LACEYS COZ
New York ave NJ, AID 1Ig-IIs Chicago st.
ns. elf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WAATED-YRite and colored cooks. also ice
cream maker today. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY
18th and Pa ave. ea62
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26
Money Leaned Salaried People,

Retail merchants. teamsters, boarding houses,
without security, largest business in 80 prin-
eiPal cities. ToLAAN. Room 1el, SIS 18th st.
nv. mI..tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26

= ANIED-ThTee plain COOKS: also frst-alasS
White cook and chambCrmsid- general workers.
IzI 10th 81 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26

NANtED-Com Competent woman for general house
WORK IN tat; family Of >; with or without
WAshlng; references Mount Pleasant BOX 81,
this Office. ez6-2
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HONEY To LOAN at 81 to ) per cent, in sums
OF 81, 600 to $4,000, on d. c. real estate: pay
of and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
al transactions conducted with economical coz
sderatlon for borrowers. WM. Il SAUNDERS
& co 1907 ST. NV
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-26
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAE

FOR SALE OR REET-The best houses for the
least money in the District at L&ngdon. D.. G.
l. J. BAKER, Owner seI2-s0t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-10-07

A descriptive pamphlet recently issued
of the famous Horse Heaven country at
the lower end of the county says:
"This land is especially adapted to
wheat raising, the wheat product being
dry and hard and bringing the highest
market price for export milling pur-
poses. Wheat yields from 20 to 80
bushels per acre, depending upon the
knowledge and effort of the farmer.
Some farmers only pillow the ground once
in four to seven years, and the grain
brings volunteer crop each vear-the
yield of volunteer crop being from 9
to 20 bushels per acre. The wheat is
harvested and threshed with the Cali
fornia combined machine, and in no
place in the United States can wheat be
raised with less expense. Four men and
thirty horses will cut, thresh and sack
80 to 40 acres per day. Some machines
cut 2000 acres in one season. A farmer
can get his wheat cut, threshed and
sacked for $3.50 per acre, and the
machine company boards all the men
and pays all expense. This combined
machine heads the grain, elevates it
into the tlireshing machine, threshes
and runs the wheat through a tanning
mill into sacks which are then dumped
in winrows in the field. The straw from
the machine is scattered over the field
and plowed under or left in punches
ready for burning just as desired. One
man drives the horses on the machine,
one attends to the header, one to the
separator, and still another sews the
sacks and dumps them in winrows.
This wonderful machine, all complete,
costs, depending on the size, from 81 900
to 81 800, and the actual expense to the
farmer who owns machine, to get his
crop in sack, does not exceed soc per
acre"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-10-07
We'll Received Everywhere,

The last week Tuesdays issue of the
YAKIMA HERALD was an unusually good
edition. In fact it would compare fav-
orably with any weekly paper that was
issued last week in the state. The ed
ition consisted OF twenty well illustrated
pages. 1t was well edited and its pages
dealt with the news of The week in a
surprisingly capable and thorough man.
ner. For town of 5000 inhabitants,
this paper is surprisingly bright, well
gotten up paper, and would be credit
to any town in the state. Yakima can
well afford to be proud of the publica-
ton, for it savors not only of the enter
prise of its publishers, but also OF the
town which will support such capable
per.-Seattle Commonwealth.