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Evening journal., 1902-04-14

Bell Vue Kwarry, neer maTifiooreeae,
Klaymont, Moo Kaesell Kountee
Delewer Aperil, 4 teen 10 hundura
and ..
Mrs. Mary Ann. Jones, sandtown.
Shoe steeng deesUickt. Kent Koun-
tee Delewer.
Mi deer Mary Ann: Yore risin
husban is gitten back tew his ely
ment agin. We air Orginizin the
"Addix Iroo an Fathefuu Brutther-
hood NV Stonewall Bidders NV Dele
wer." / am wun NV the cheef orga-
nizers.
Seniter Sam Merrydith, NV the
Shoostreeng deestrickt, wuz in town
last evenin. an he sed he wuz up heer
list on leetle trip tew see the boys.
sam IL a bully feller an he IL a
dimmykratt. Me an him wuz down
tew turn hail the uther mite to jine
with the dimmykrats in sellebratin
bout Tomas Jefferson, the Crate Stats
man. The seniter seTtinly did look
Mise settin up on the staige along sid
uy John gee Gray; Lebin Er Wing
Handee. Seniter Gorge Dee Harrng-
tun. a detecktive feller naimed Berry,
rrum Chester; .P. "A. and anuther fell
ler naimed Bonneewel. frum Fildel-
fee. Sans neffew is the president NV
tho Dimykratt Klub, an he kin tawk
hewtiful bout Tomas Jeffersun an VIII
liam Jennings Brian.
Seniter Merrydith diddent maik no
speech, Mary Ann, but, hit wuz jist
ez much ez yore risin husban cud dew
tow set still vile them fellcrs wuh a
talkin politicks. j felt jest ez trisl1ee
an full NV fire. ez thet old gTay mare
Nv Ourn, doun tew home, thet time
sho stuck her noze intew that air nest
NV Bundle beeze.
Hit sertinlee IL funnie how much
alike mister Addix an mister Jehersuh
air wen hit cumes tew pollissee. Ne
an Mister AddiX hez alters sed thet
this Stait NV Delewer shud be a guy
venment "uv Mister Addix. by Mister
Addix an for Mister Addix," so thet Tie
fellers shill not perish frum the erth.
Wen the boys git tew plowin Mary
Ann keep yore on EN- fer hev heered
thet them he'd rows in the "Jim Krow''
feeld air erode up in Sassafrack bushes
Air the hens layin an how menny hev
yew got settin?
Wen yew see any NV our fellers
cummun up heer send me one NV them
kans NV axhel greese wat IL in the
karriage house. Hit sertinly is gool
stuff tew keep the hands frum crackh
Hit don't hurt if hits blacklookn.
Thares a feller naimed L4allee and a
feller MANNED lnglish wat hez made Z
new patint hot air ingin. an if sum nv
our fellers don't git tew rOotin fer Mis-
ter AddiX more with THAR hot ali
tubes he sez thet he will bi out thl
patint hot air plant an make his oai
hot air
This stone wall il a CRATE sl1eem, ar
we air gittin reddee tew dew sun
lhustlin Me an Mister Addix air makiI
sum plans fer the bildin NV the wall.
/, Thare IS sum frickshun amung oui
) fellers fer sum NV them don't appee
tew talk kindly tew carryin the hod
but hit haint no yuse fer en- tew maxi
a fuss fer thay hev got tew git intey
! line Mister Addix hez sed he wants
| wall bilt clare round the State frun
I, Brandywine hundrud in Moo Kas
! sell. tew Ballteemore hundurd. in ses
sex an then back agin round tn
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

A few weeks since the Outlook sent
a staff correspondent TO Delaware to
write up the political situation, par
ticularly relating to the Republics
factional strife. The article was
strongly antl-Addicks, Of course but
many thought that the impression
given was not altogether correct In
the last issue of the outlook Is a letter
from "A Native Delawarean' i'm com
ment on the previous article We
print 1t i'm full In another column. 1t
is not written as a political trcatse
evidently, but reminds us OF the work
OF a surgeon who seeks TO lay bare all
the sources OF corruption. There are
certain OF its truths which might have
been CLOSED ovsr, or from a stand
point OF policy, been stated in a more
diplomatic manner. but tho student
who wants certain basic facts. will find
them stated in plain figures. and un-
equivocal English. IL is an article
which the student of affairs should file
away for future reference even though
no does not absolutely agree with its
every statement
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

Attorney-General Knox is after the
Beef Trust. Whether he will he able
to bring the offenders to justice and
break up the combination is a Ques-
tion. That the interstate commerce
act is being violated seems
certain. especially in reference
to preference in railroad rates.
There is an agreement between the
packers that has for it's object the low
ering of prices for stock on the hoof
and the raising Of prices to consumers
Whether these constituencies manipu-
lators are brought to book or not, it is
to be hoped that the whole matter
may be thoroughly ventilated and eX
posed Il viii make such combina
tons more precarious in the future.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

The Sunday stars case Of rabies has
reached the acute stage. 1t is now in
a condition in which it is no longer
responsible for its utterances. Long
ago IT took the ground that all wisdom
centered in the editorial sanctum OF
the Star: now all virtue has followed
suit We hope our contempo-
rary will return to sanity, so
that it viii be possible to discuss things
with it without descending TO gutter
ethics.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14
Keystone Wants Challenges

The Keystone A. c. baseball team
has reorganized for the coming season.
and would like to hear from any uni
formed team in or out of the city,
GOldey College, Wilmington High
School, Wilmington Military Academy,
and Wilmington A. c. preferred. Chal-
lenges received at the Keystone Ath-
letic Club. No. 2l3 Orange street, Isaac
Good. manager.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

Charles NJ. Sdhwab, the millionaire
president OF the steel combine. yester-
day made a reoord-breaking automO-
bile trip from Atlantic City to Phila-
delphia in two hours. Ordinary per-
sons have the advantage Of the Steel
King; they can cover the distance in
one hour. and travel with all comfort
and at a trifing expense; while an au-
tomohile Journey OF this nature means
the height Of discomfort How We
should pity these unfortunate million
airesl
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

Il has always been a tradition that
the soldier was man who did things
and talked little about it. Alexander
fought great battles and conquered
everything in sight, but he made few
speeches. Napoleon was taciturn, and
Marlborough did not air his opinions
in public. In our own country Wash
ington. Lee and Grant are types of the
great soldier and they were not noted
Tor allowing their tongues to detract
from their military prowess- Lately,
however. IL seems that our military
leaders have copied the ethics of the
gentlemen Of the ring. They deliver
their solar-plexus knOckouts before
Congressional committees or through
the press. General Miles apparently
has been most anxious 10 express opin-
ions rejecting on distinguished civil
officers. when they were unnecessary
and uncalled for We have scarcely
swallowed our amazement when brave
old General Schoheld steps forward to
say his little piece, and he made Ger
tain grave senators stare when he de-
clared that the ePresidentandt the genera
OF the army did not speak, even on af
fairs of business. Such a declaration
should not have been made. evei
though it were true. but 1t turns GU
that It is not true. Il is with rcgre
that we notice such brave men a
Miles and schoheld losing prestige b.
too free use OF the tongue.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14
Special Meetings Of Interest

The special meetings now in prog
ress at Alliance Hall, No. 610 Adams
street. opened yesterday with a good
attendance and deep interest Services
will be held all the week, afternoons
and evenings, with an all-day meeting
ON Thursday Mr.. Gray. the evangelist.
conducting these meetings. is a "full
Gospel" preacher, and speaks with an
earnestnees and power shat brings con
YictiOn. .lEEzaS-
Evening journal., 1902-04-14
Dog in the Manager
New Castle News.

From the New Castle News.
j. Edward Addicks has a perfect
right to do as he pleases with his own
yet he will not increase in
popularity i'm New Castle or Delaware
City If he continues to maintain his
dog in the manger' policy as regards
Riverside Park. For many years this
resort has been a cooling-on place for
people in this city during the hot sum-
mer months. Since the trolley road
was put through to Delaware City the
park has been even more attractive.
bringing thousands of people to the
river front from Wilmington as we'll
as many New Castle people. While
we are positively opposed TO making
any summer resort a cheap drinking
place we are convinced that Riverside
Park could be made to pay as a re-
spectacle place. While We are not
lpostcd as to Mr.. Addicks purposes
relative to the park. it would seem
that so long as il is not demanded foI
more practical use, IL would not be out
of the way TO permit either the rail
road or some other responsible party
Ito operate the park during the summer
lin the interest of the people. Plainly
unless Mr.. Addicks can give a goOC
land sufficient reason for Withholding
1.-THE beach from the people, he vii
lgrow decidedly unpopular in New Cas-
tile.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14
Coming Home Wedding

Miss Lillian G. Irons, and Isaac
Gray. both of this city, will be mar
ried on Wednesday evening in the
home of the bride by the Rev. r. II.
Adams. ID. d., pastor of Union NJ. E.
Church. They will go on an extended
wedding trip South, after which they
will reside in this city.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14
DIED

GOODING.-Tn st. Georges. Del, on
the 18th instant. John b. Gooding.
aged 73 years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. ST. Georges,
Del. on April 16. at / o'clock. Inter
ment at st. Georges Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

The MiHord Chronicle in speaking OF
the formation Of new company to
build the Kent electric road, says tho
rights and privileges Of the old com
pany were transferred to the new.
How about the liabilities
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

There is a story going the rounds OF
the press that the pardon oil Cole was
due 10 a dead friend" This IS a mis-
statement the pardon was due to a too
plant Board on Pardons.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

for the impression that It is becoming
more dangerous % steal a pair Of shoes
in Delaware than it is 10 xiii man in
cold blood.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

Miss Sallie r. Heverin and Everett II.
Cloypo0le were married on April in the
home of the groom's parents, by the Rev.
Henry ;. Dulany, pastor of Asbury Nj.
Il. Church.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

State Of Washington, William Nc
CrOskey, aged 2S. Mr.. McCroskey is a
native OF Tennessee. a son OF the Rev.
Scion McCroskey, a Methodist clergy
man. He was graduated at Grant
University, at Athens, Tenn.
So far as the British Cabinet is in
formed. the Boer war has not yet
reached the Appomattox stage.
II the people Of Pennsylvania should
take it into their heads to do their own
nominating next time. Mr.. Quay might
regret the airy persiflage in which he
advised them to do so.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14

WEATHER INDICATIONs.-For to-
day: Fair. Tomorrow: Diminishing
northwest winds
Evening journal., 1902-04-14
BEAUTIFUL CHINA

REAUTIFUL CHINA
Bowls. Plates Cake Dishes.
Ice Cream Sets, Pudding Sets,
Cups and Saucers, Ramehns,
Sherbet Sets. B0uillon Cups,
Chocolate Pots, Sugars and Creams
Chop Dishes, Cracker Jars,
Salad Sets. Olive Dishes.
Bread Plates, Fern Dishes,
Celery Dishes, Brush Trays.
G. f. Rudolph,
Market and Fourth SITS.
Evening journal., 1902-04-14
GUESS AGAIN

New Castle county in general. and
the city OF Wilmington in particular.
seems to have an exceedingly difncult
time of it. IN the administration or
public aliairs. Everything appears TO
be rotten from the Water Department
TO the City Council Even the chairman
of the Reform Committee seems TO
know a good thing when ne sees it,
according to common report.-state
Sentinel.
Tho editor is calculating through
his chapeau. There is no rottenness in
tho Water Department, ana L has
never been suspected. ana the chair
man OF the Reform Committee Is a
gentleman of unquestioned integrity.
and whose motives have never been
questioned, by common report" or any
other kind Of report Guess again.
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Spring is opening most auspiciously
for tho Delaware farmers. The con
tinued cold of the winter months kept
backward the fruit buds, and now that
they are soon to break into bloom
there is little likelihood OF a serious
frost to iniure them. Reports indicate
that all small fruits are looking well;
their snow and ice covering having
been a great benefit Year by year we
witness greater skill and advanced
methods which render failure of crops
less likely. and the great diversity of
our products almost insures a good re-
turn for every farmer. One crop may
not be a paying Investment, but all will
not fail In recent years every farmer
haG become a scientist of the practi-
cal sort. He understands soils an,
their needs. He knows how and when
to prepare his land, and the crops
adapted to each section. He no longel
relies entirely on corn and wheat In
the idle season he attends grange meet
ines and farmers institutes and ex
changes ideas. What he at first deemi
AS mere impractical theories. in few
years becomes a part of his system
Especially in the two lower counties
has agriculture been revolutionized
land it is now conducted in such
manner that ut least partial success
lassured.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

NciegUle corrected Co august -. l$f--
Trains leave ir8m Pennsylvania Station
sol a. n. Daily. local for Harrls5ubuTZ,
HaEreutou Charlotte ard Way stations
lg-5l g. n Daily Washington, Richmond
and Florida Limited F.1st-clz-,5 coaches AID
,-I'sIEg-rooni sleeper 70 jacksonville. fla Din
iuE CIR service.
ti.15 2. IN. Daily United states Fast Mar.
Flrst-class coaches and drawing groom sieepet
20 W Urlaa.>s Dining car Service
lI-' g. U.s. Daily. Local for NaI9eaton AMI
CharIs, tesviIIe-
4:9l p. m Week Days Local Tor Iiars.son-
burg and way stations ~ Manassas branch.
30 P. N. Daily. Locsi foT 'sarreutoH an
Charlottesville.
s.z5 p. N Daily NeT YORK and atlanta Ez-
pre- First-cIass coach ana sleeper 70 As-2ntl;
Mondays, Wednesdays. and fridays. SICsG
Route. Tourist sleeper Washington 70 Sal
Francisco Pullman buffet service.
$50 p Ia Daily Sc~ AgTR and FioTiGI
E-ZprCss- First-cIass coach ald sleeper to 81
vaunab- Jacksonville and Fs9t Tampa; sleeper
20 augusta, and connection for -tiAen- LiHiu-
car service
1901 p n Daily Eeu York and Memphis
LirnIted (via LyuchburzJ. FIrst-elass coach and
sleeping car O. Roanoke, Knoxville, Cha
tauocga. and Memphis, sleeper to New Orleans.
DIur1---car service.
Io.4J D. 10 Daily. Washington and South
western Limited. al Pullman train, club aGI
observation caTs 10 Atiautr and Macon; sleep
Grs 70 Nls!ieziIs- AtI4nt- Macon Memphis
NeT Orleans. Dining car service
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Effective August ., 1872
Trafns Ieava Pennst ana Station.

Schedule Effective August y, 1902
Trains Leave Penny -auia Station
Z:00 ? n DaIy-CINCINNATI AND Lp-Is-
VILE EXPRESS. SozId yestiDuie train for
Cincinnati Eeslhe5 Mountain Resort Stations
sane evening, cincinnati and Louisville BexE
morning. - Louis aad Chicago that evening.
Pullman Sleepers 70 Cincinnati and LouisvilIs
Daily. Dining Car.
6.55 p " Daly-WASHINCT0N AED ST.
LOIS SPECIAL ) rev solid vestibuied
archaeological train. arriving Cincinnati
II rs a. uI- India.iaFoli 5-z5 P n, s. Louis
g.s5 = ~ daily. Chicago $40 P N week
days Pullman SIsePsrs q Cincinnati, Indian
afolls. and St. Louis without change PsriOr
ar Cincinnati to Chicago. RainZ car.
u:fG P III DAILY. + y LIMITED Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepersf 70
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville without
change Compartment SleepG 70 Virginia
Hot Springs daily except sunday. Sleepers
Cincinnati 10 Chicago and 81. Louis. Dining
Car.
decorations and tickets at CAssapeake and
Ohio ONCE. SIS Pesslsy iyaHia avenue; 609 Four
tetuth street. near f, and at the station
Telephane cal 1870 FOR Pennsylvania R r. Cab
Service Il " FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
Teisubo7e Main 1855
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
WASHINGTON S0UTHEhN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, VI, and points South, via
ALe1sodrla and Fredericksburg Leave station,
bth ami Streets 4:6J q n, J-85 p. n, daI.y
Gaming earl tor Richmond and points on Az
IaHtie Cost Line ard Florida; I0-sI j. H.,
f:e1 P. n daily tF'loada and AleGToir5I an
Llmlted), for Richmond and points on Sea-
board Ar Line ana florida; l0-=l a III train
connects at Richmond with c. o. Ry Tor
Newport News, Old Point Comfort, etc; fo.5I
a ~. d&i!y for Richmond sud points On South
err Railway and Florida dining ear; 30 4 n
week days AS p m daily, express so- Rich
uond only Pullman OF parI0r cars on aH
above trains Accommodation Tor Quar- tico. 7.ls
a BI-, Sunday only, AS p. IL week days;
500 p M. except SATURDAY.
z T D. &YERS " ,. DUKE WP- TAYLOR
President Genera 4sr-, Trade Es-.
Eirfrr-F.7T "a
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Capital CITY AoIle-
Leave Washington. Penra- r r Ststioa-
lO:df a m, SEAB0ARD FAST MAIL
pajtV- Through Pullman Slecpers 20
jacksonville, connecting az
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlau,a-
?. N, Fla. AND METROPOLITAN
DaTIY. LINITED-soiid train 10 s.
AuCust.ne. with Pullman. Drawing Room, Com
ra=tmeut Observation and Dining Cars. also
Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeper
Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays to south
err Pines (Piuchurstt-
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 70 Petersburg Raleigh, Southern Pine
fPinehurst) Camden Columbia. savannah
jacksonville. and ali Florida points Chariett1.
Athens Atlanta. New Orleans Chattanooga,
Nashville. points West and Southwest
$50 a m, LOCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh
DaIiy. Southern Pines fPinehurst)-
Hamlet, and intermediate points
Office, I42I Penns- Ave
G. 3. RYAN, = Z. CoLL,
Esaneral Pes Agsz SzszsTaA 97zass
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO B. B.

Schedule IN effect Nay Is. 1902
leave Washington. Eew Jersey Ave and St
Cil.caeo and Northwest sIo-5o 8. n, $40
Cincinnati St Louis. and Louisville. 1895
g. IN. = Is P. m, lilo night
Pitts5urg and Cleveland, 1880 a. n, -s;4s
P m and 1900 night
Columbus and Wheeling, $50 p n
Winchester, SIS 3 n, i.4;l5 and 1880
= Laray. REvsrton. Front Royal EIkton, '4:1s
: Annapolis. 7.so. $3.50. Hl1:5o a n. 1850.
Frcd5r.cs. SIS. --s.oo. 1859 a. n. Ills.
$50, and 5-z9 p II
HageTss7yn. ie.o5 a n and Sd P, n.
Boyd and @uv points 6.S5, 's9-09 q rs
s-I-i5- $50. $50 --I0.Ij. ..iI:90 ?. n
Gaithersb,rE and way points, SIS, -s9:0o 3.
m. $3.50. - 10, $50 $50, 500, 1850,
.7.05. 20, -tI0:l5, II;S0 P M
Washington junction and way points SIS.
$3.50 a. m. --I.T5. $50. $50 p. n.
Baltimore week days, zS.G0, 500, 6:Sos
X -g5. 30. 1850 SIS. x9-S0, xI0>0O, 1850 a.
~. zl2:1o noon, xI-35, $50, x4:eo,i x4:30.
4:35. x5:J5- SIS. 1910, 6-5o, xS-oo, IIOs00,
vII.&a lI-S5 p II. sundays. z3 20, X %,
$50. SS-S0. x2-4zs a M zl2-2o, lis, zS:oo.
Ks IN x5-55, 6-SG, xS-00, XI0-00. LII.50, HIS
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Piatsch light.
B.ft5ucrc Philadelphia New YORK Boston.
ard Tho East. 500. @T-G5 DINER. $50 (6uf=
-eJ). s-s-o, DINER 1900 DINER a. T..
1870 ,JiaFr}. 500 (''RuyaI Limited
Diue-1. SEQ philadelphia only, s5:O3
D1e-J $50 and -II-50 p H. Sleeping Car
o1ea at 1890 5'e}oekl-
lCaullc CITY. 7:05, 1000 a II, IIz:ao
noon, -@=Ja r. ~,
Daily Except sunday --SundGy only
xESp=eSs trains
Baggage called Tor and checked from hoteIs
and residences by Union Transfer Co orders
LETT at ticket Offices. 6I2 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. NeU YORK Avenue and Fifteenth
Street, and - station.
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RAILROADS
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALEXANDRIA. AND kRLIN,.Eox.

ALEXANDRIA. AND ARiINuEcN.
ELECTRIC TEAMS. STATION 49, & Pa. Ave
For Mt. Vernon. every hour. vee@ days, iso-
70 a. n 20 p M
For Alexandra and Arlington every half aoar
Rouud trip TO vt. vernon, SOC Bound t-i
TO Alezandr.a, pc. Round TRIP to Ariingt
&c Round Trip to Mt Vernon, iuciuan
Arlington and Alexandra tx
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & ylT. VERNON Ey
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS aa4-sf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

every DAY IN the year LroTl loot OF 1th
- st Tor Fl Monroe, Nort0ik, Newpo-.
- News, ard all points south, by the Sd
- perb, powerful Steel palace steamers
+.Esyvport News ''N9rfoIk'' asd
- Washington
IL Wash ton $50 pm L. Po-tsa' th--5:O0 pm
Nv AlexanClIa- .Og pm II. Norfolk 90 Ilna
Ar Fl Monroe.7 800 am II. Fl. Monroe. T:c9 rn
A. Norfolk 500 am A.. Alexandria. 80 an
A. Porrs1n' th--S:l5 an ar WasIin-J D. 20 IN
e through connections made at Nor
- folk with steamers Of Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. Tor New YORK and 8ier-
- chants and Miners Steamships Tor B5s-
ton
EFoT further information apply AZ
- general ticket cf2ce, Bond BuiIdsas. I4,h
- and y I. ave. Or 7th 81 wharf, u ash.
luEtoH, D. c
Phone 229Q JNO- CALLAHAN. Gen. YLgr.
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WANTED-Wouan 10 cook in lunch room tsl
G 81 NV el
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPE.-D. SIS Up: house painting
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, Ilo5 6th 81.
H.. Phone, last 3ad d. NILS
EOLTE, s2I Sc. st NV. Is constantly receiE-
ing the latest rsss most attractive designs IN
Wall Papers, and papers rOoms froIa =. 20 10
Call and investigate ioE yourself and be co.,
Stzzed zslA3
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FOR RENT-TRUCK FARMS.

FOR RENT-One 5f the best truck places on
0iCsburo. 20 acres excellent land; good house
and ali cut buIlciIEs, rent cheap. good tenant
HEI~EEIE. TGG- r St NV .9-g
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective July = 1862
Trains leave District Line Station Creaehed
5y Columbia electric cars9 as follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week days, Ig-3a a. IL. leo, 80 SIS.
and ? SUrdays and Holidays, y-I5. 1880.
II 80 3 N, $50, go, $780, $50, :. and S.35
? n
Returning, LEAVE The BEACH.
Week tzys I2-40 go >, and II 2 m Sun
days ard Holidays 1910. $50. ;. $50. U.5y. .
$40. and 1920 p. m
TRANS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. 9sI5 =. IT,, Sis ?. n sundzys
8;I5 a H.. $50 p m
A. H LEWIS. c. ?. A.. 1920 New YORK Az
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FOR lighthouses

FOR RENT-Hol~r No- 6G2 CaIIan st ne 81.
also large store AMI cellar corner 6rh ara cal
Ian. SD GEORGE BURGESS. Attorucy- 622 +
st. NV c28-s
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NANTED-W0naa for general housework III
2 ST Sc MIS-
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WANTED-Expe1ence saIezlady Tor dr. goods
store S0I ~ ST sw- e2-s
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WANTED-G0od, industrious woman who ca
fook- Cal at IA 18th ST nv. nj
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR >ALE-Lot 3,I25 feet finest northwest To-
cation; electric railway facilities; on famous
conduit road, so cash, balance monthly with
nuf interest; free booklet CLARK BROS. 1888
2 81. nv esd
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NANTED-Reliable woman for general house
work four IN family. sos N 81 NV. els