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cHESGPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

AXIS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
s.e0 p NJ DAUY-Clncinn6ti and s.. I1otiis
SieepqrS 70 Cincinnati. Lexington. LouisyiIls.
In,Iisnapolis. and 81 Ecuis without chang
Counecf;ga soF Virginia Hot Springs Dini1zG
car Ilarler Cars Cincinnati 20 Chicago
II-I0 P. ~ DAILY: ? ' Limited Solid
,--5- for Cinciar4Ji. Pullman Sleepers 70 Cir
e;,Tsti- Lexington. @nd louisville. vIthous
ci,sn-e: Compartment sleeper 10 Virginia Hot
Sr-iTgs Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS;
I,,1@ctior daily Dining SiaePerS Gin
;,+7 10 Chicago and St Louis.
pssarvaticn and tickets al Chesapeake and
r,,ts cfFirr<. 5i3 Pennsylvania ATersue; Coz Is:t
street near F. and st he station. TeiePhons
81, I4sE for Peunsrlvania Railroad Czh
go II. y FULLER
sT.,,t-es Main 1865. Gen Passenger Agsat
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sE9B0ARD Air LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington, Penna- r r. Station
- n ~ SEABOABD FAST MAIL
E.SiIv Through Pullman Sieepers a
Jacksonville. connect:nx -
,f-,1e4 with Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta
, .. m. Fin I;,7-,t, AND p, ,METhoPoLTT4E
,,.,1z+ine with Pullman. Drawing Room
cCf,1,s-Trsne, Observation, and Dining Cars
- Pullman sleeper TO Atlanta Pullman
Sirrper Tuesdays. Thursdays. AID Saturdays 70
Sl-,tharr1 Pines (PiRehurstt
T5,ese trains o6er excellent schedules and
.ric,. "a Petersburg, Raleigh Southern Pines
5Iiinehf,rst1, Camden, Columbia, Savannah.
Jacksonv;lie, asa al s'S-ida points Char
+ooos,a Nashville. points West aad Southwest
= o. a m, L0CAL-To Petersburg Raleigh,
SSafis southern Pines tpipehu-sfl
Hamlet, and intermediate points.
Office, 1921 Penna- Ave.
" II. DOLL. Gen. At. PAS. Dent.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
And
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

from Station. Pennsyivznis Ave and lsAz ST
In eaecs Nay l. 1907
aor Aiexandrts-we,S days. o:so. 7.o4. l.SS
". s-29, s:5o, ass 1900. 1925, n-o9, di;S' -
:. NJ xIs-o5, 2.20, I2:45. x1:05, l:25. 5;o9
~ xs:o2. $3.50. s;5a. x4:li, 4:SS. 81, S:gs
52;5z 5;so. 6:os $50, 7:Oa, 7:s0. 500. e'fo'
s;S9, lo;l5, -1:20, II:59 p n
s1ndays-7.45. s.OO s:4j, 1880. nia9. II 80
;. n 1900 noon; 1910, 100, 30, 2;to 80 -
9;0 $50 4:60. $50, 500, $50. e=oo. GU,
''oo. ':S1, go, s:45. $50, I0:l5, I1=ze. HOO
:, so1 or Mon7s Yernon-yeek days: ESQ s:oS
iV:D, l1;a a. n, xI2.05. xl :05. 2:0C, 1a;V-.
S;So x4:H. -t.22, 7:06. $50 p. N.
Suhdays--90 o. -, 12:o9 noon, 2;0os 7-OO'
go. 1900. 80 }. m
For Arlington and Aquedcct Bridge-Hesk
days; $50. 700 1880. SEQ. s:2a. SIS. go.
1000. ll:oe m. sI2:o5. 1920. .l2:45- 100.
=: 20, 20. - .S2, s:02 1880. S:5a. '4:Ss. 4:34
o'Z2. eos. $50, 5:05. 500 D. n.
SUNDAY&-7.4 .45, s.oo s:4s, 'lo:9o. 100.
il:30 3 r. 30 noon. +I2.So. I=o9, %
2:o9, s2:s0 ara $50. 400 'i:3o 500. $50,
$500, $50. 10. sz:30, 800 p. n
xExpvess. 20 Arlington only.
Parcels czrr ed. Baggage checked.
+. C0LEIN. Superintendent
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HANTED-Boy TO learn the ieweIry business;
one "ith some experience preferred Apply 81
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HANTED-Boy TO learn the ieweIry business;
one "ith some experience preferred Apply 30
Sth ST Sc q
s. tNTED-Tc,lay. order cooks. $: bus boy;
di>hvashers, 81; white farm hands, SD
HALE'N, COS g ST.. NV q
WANTED-Ezrerieneed men TO sell teas and
coffee Saiarl and commission Union Tea
Co., - gth ST. eI
WANTED Seventy y-fve abIe-todTed colorel men
Iny railroad grading Beverly. ". Y, sl-50 a
DAY Call II once, E02 10th 81 NV, f0r iufor-
nation. el
WANTED-Gooa white barber; $50 Sauur-
day; - "a week Stcady. 5l2 G 81 ivy. 81
WANTEU-First class grocery clerk. At meat
cutler Apply NJ MERRILL. 9th and Rhode
island ave nv el
N NANTED-Tvo industrious your- men who
are slie-men: good pay. Room 2I9 Jeuifer
Building, 7ti' and SIS. NV e
WANTED-Tvo BARRIERS for Saturday: $50
guarantee: ene steady. 500 Pa. ave NV eI
WANTED-Wood worker at once. 21I 18th St
WANTED-Nau TO clean around bar and who
thoroughly understands making cold free lunch
ard cook soup; wages Il per week 9i2 La.
axe eI
WANTED-Barbcr for Saturday. $50 gu9ran-
tee; steady place if satisfactory 1917 St
NANTED-Men To learn barber trade. New sys-
ten. Eight weeks completes. Wages Saturdays.
Tools donated Diplomas awarded Positions
guaranteed Catalogue mailed free AOLEIiS
BARBER SCHOOL. New York city misc
WANTED-Cood barber. 1t once. white or light
colored preferred: 8 Tor good workman for
saturday RALLO. 235 9th St nv nj
WANTED-Good barber. $50 guarantee, for
SATURDAY.: bring tools. 12IS H St nj
4 N-TzE-U gy-I.... .-----f z-.,-
anJee- 20l9 l4th St MELE- nj
WANTED-A good shop boy: must be a good
h'otblacs- Address sos y Capitol ST M
WANTED-Two presscrs and cleaners: good
wages; colored man for doctors team: four
dlshvashers; two house boys SHACEE.E-
FoRD'S. 500 st. nv nj
WANTED Salesman; convincing taIker for the
road; must be good address. Apply Room 30s.
National Hotel, today
WANTED-Tvo good BARRIERS: $50 guarantee
Tor saturday, steady Job; good guarantee 6I3
or ill4 9TH St nj
WANTED-A registered drug clerk; must have
references address eol I St NV miss
WANTED-8lan that knows Washington to take
charge OF bicycle quick delivery system. Ad-
dress VEGETARIAN. 1299 G St mI
employment Apply c. G. THORN, 1927 C st
NV. MISS
WANTED colored boy with some experience
n running elevator. apply At eo9 Pa ave. nj
wANTED-A porter. OWEN, 423 18th St NV
MI
WANTED-Youn- man. so per week Refer
ences required. Cali after il a n 1923 St
Room 6. nj
WANTED-Boy drive for doctor; also boy IN
quire 1895 lIth 81. nv. nj
WANTED young colored man 10 work in
lunch room 40 ID 81. sw. MI
EANTED-SettIed woman as COOK and laun-
dress; one living in Georgetown preferred;
wages SO. Cali at $122 Dunbarton ave eI2-3
WANTED-DresSInaker x wants experienced skirt
and waist hands at once WHITE 595 ~ st.
zw- eI2-2
WANTED-A frst-eIass barber; guarantee given.
I022 7th St sw- mig
WANTED-Horse insurance agents for solid
company HOPE LIVE STOCK MUTUAL BEN
EFT ASSOCIATION. 1928 St my. Mig
EANTED-A Young man 10 make himself use
ful N drug store; state age and experience. Ad-
dress BOX, f65. this Office. eII-2
WANTED-Lathers. at 1Ith and c sts ne
mis-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-yacant Iots-cheapest in city-2
lots with party walls. II 81. ne. 9Dc per foot
g lots is-ioot fronts. ith ST.. near Pa ave. Sc
4Gc per foot; laCxaO y s. MY, close TO
lines Of cars 7Oc per foot; East Cap. ST. near
18Th st. iJe per foot; p 81, ne, near 9TH. 75c
per foot. Tie above are actual bargains
CII&S 4 SHIELDS l{G5 + st. NV. miss
FOR SALE-Choice lot in fairmouat Heights.
Nd: price $40. Further particulars address
BOX 40, this Office. nils
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WANTED -Seveuty-five a5Ie-bodieI coIoreI men
1Hg railroad grading Beverly. ". Y, $50
day- Call If once, 9o2 10th 81 NV, for iufor-
nation. eI
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be bad at ticket Of
fees, 4o5 18th St, 5IT Pennsylvania Avenue
and Pennsylvania Station. baggage checked
through from hotels and residences
Phone Main 14fI. p. r. R. Cab Service.
G. X ACKERT- General Manager
s. H HARDWICK- General Pass'r Agent
l. s. BROWN General Agent
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For sAEE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-H St. no bet 9th and I0th
rooms and bath; stable; lot lsxs5 to alley;
rented st $3.50 per month; price S2-50G; a
no rI2+F
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FOR RFNT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Stablc, six stalls, carriage room,
and loft. - month. II3I 7th 81. NV eII-3
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FOR RENT-l219 Ilth St. furnished ID story
rooms; cheap gas Tor cooking el}-2
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.'S
CALIFORNIA TOURS.

First-ciass st3p-over ticket On sale at stated
periods at a rate less than one fare for the
round trip Apply for descriptive booklets and
detailed Information. 1923 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-A lady desiring to give up house
keeping seeks permanent home, where there
are no other boarders IN house with owner urc-
feTred: Two large and one small room required.
location pleasant; board good address or cali
lIS Virginia ave els
WANTED-By young married couple, room and
board near New JERSEY ave. Sc, above r So.
rot 10 exceed $50 per mon,l; reference. AG-
dFss BOX s55. this Office. uTl1-3
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
WANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-By two ladies, 3 OF partly 5u-ssisll-
ed roonas, second Eoor, between 18th and nth
F and L SIS. NV, J. b k; state terms; re-
erences address B0X 4s7. this Office. mI3-5
WANTED-About June 20, 5y couple, for house
keeping or 4 uBfurnished rooms ia clean
house address BOX $50, this Office. eI2-3
WANTED-By elderly lady. large. cool, 11n.,1r-
uished room on Capitol Hiil. rent not 10 OK
eeed. s. address BOX 462, this Office. elI-5
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wANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSE.

W4NTED-Furnished house for simmer or
longer Iy family Of adults; references. address
BOX AS t47is Office ml2-3
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FOR S3LE-one good pool table. 3i2s5Z u
Sr
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NtNTED-Cirl to cook. wash and iron to -
s'ert distance in country. Apply 2l26 Pl
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 6:4E u. m.. Csc a m, 40 a. m, e:45
a. m. 2-o0 ?. m, 9:15 p. m, and $50 p. m
daily Local. trains from Harrisozburz 11-27
a m week days and $40 ?. n daily. From
Charlottesville. SIS a. n and go D. n
daily
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ROYAL Blue LINE

AT; trafns illuminated with Piatsch light.
raItiTnorc Philadelphia. New YORK Boston,
md the East, 800. %7:5S fDiner). 1850 (Buf.
.Is.so tDiner). 800 (''Royal Iiuaited,i
ri,sr1 l4:oJ (PIsi.ade!Phia onIy). s5-a5
Ciliner,. 500 and s1I-S1 P n. (SlespiRg Car
Sper n 1890 o'eloekl-
Atlantic City iT-o5. li1o-00 a N. lIIs-2o
Noon 900 p. m
lo.f1. .Dsi,v. gExcept Sunday ''Sunday only.
<Express tesilz
Rsgvage called f0- and checked from hotels
II -ssidqrces bv Un5on TTaasier Co on orders
iast a. ticket Offices. GIG Pennsylvania Avenue
nort,,4xest. Ney York Avenue and Fiftee-.th
c--aa+ and at station
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FOR RENT-oFFIcEs.

FOR RENT-Of5ce and reception rooms I1aud-
someIy furnished, suitable foy physician or den
r5s; and 1tIgT furnished Te8ms- Izg 9TH ST
AK ei2-S
FOR REST-0f5ces in Bliss Building; opposite
Capitol: electric Light. telephone, Jsaitor serv-
ice free; s5 ID. RooM s. mott
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For Atlantic city.
BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. r.

Schedule IN efecs Nay Is. 1902
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and c g.
Chicago ana Northwest, 1850 a. n. -6-z9
Cincinnati. St. Louis. and LouisTille. 1865
A m s4:I5 D NJ sI-I6 night
PIttsegrg and Cie~essua. 1850 a n, s5-4s
D. u5- and 100 night
=. Columbus AMI Wheeling. s6:20 ?. n.
Winchester. 1855 a N, il45 and 1850
p. N
? Annapolis. l7.ao. $3.50. flI:so t. n. 1850.
Frederick. S,sd ls:ss. .'a.o0, ll1o:5o n. .1:1s.
NJ 30. and li6-2Q n
fiagerstoyH, 1905 n n and 1850 p n
Bovd and war points. ISIS. +s9,01 a. H
..1.Is- I4:So. $3.50. +-I0.fs. III 30 p m
C;aithers5drg and way paints, Iis.S5, +s9.o8 a
m iIIz: 80, sFI:I5. $50, 4:S0. 500, 1880,
IL -o5. s-7.s0. .-J0.l5, 4ll-s0 ?. n
. washington Junction and way points. ils:ss,
-ss.oo a m. ss1:I5. ll4:90 1880 p. m
Baltimore. week days, x3:0o, 500, ESQ,
x7:tt5. 7.S8. Ks So s:55. x9:39, xIo.Oo, Il 30 a
,, xI7 20 noon. xI:2i. 1900, x4.01 x4-s3
as. x5so5. 5.25 19:e0, $50. xs:00. xI0.oa.
-II.2a u:55 D. m Sundays. x3.00. KITS
e0 xs:20. xo:e9 4 n. xi2:20, lis, x3:00,
"a 20. x5:O5. $50, xs:00. xIo:09. xl:S0. u.z5
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An AIED-lol olHe, lady for office. 50 week. Call
SsIer 10 a. M 1922 i ST. room s eI
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VI tEll-White house gil with references.
S'ii rs Cincinnati ST., a. ~ Saturday. 81 ;
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FOUND.
ICE CREAM PACKING CANS

IJE OULNW HOINIEEU OANS
Made Of XXXX Charcoal Coated Tin in the
following sizes and prices:
! at, I5c; qts. lsc; ) qts.. 23c; as.
&c; 6 qts.. f2c; qts.. 55ci 10 cts. SIC -
ats. 81 90; I6 ats. SIZ5; % qts.. 81 20: 30 OTIS.
Sis. and 80 qls. $50 each. 10 per cent OF
the above prices for orders in dozen lots.
4 full line OF ice cream tubs and brick molds
J. MELNICOIE.
Sole M7uufleturer. 1911 9Th st. N W
mills
F0UND-At Iacry's, most modern ice cream
factory ia America, delicious chocolates Va
HIlla and strawberry ice cream; nl1de from
the fr1,it not the acid; 90c per gallon also
I.acey's special. zoe per gallon. Office GG7 Nayg
YORK Ave. Phone Main 933- deIe-tf
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"-NNIElD-Competent seamslrcss lwhitc with
II q. IN. ri
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TRAINS on BLTTEvONr BRAyCH.

Leave Washington week days, $40 a. m.
;oe p m, 4;S5 ?. n, z.z9 P. n, and 1s25
p m Latter to Leesburg only. sundays
BluemOBf.
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN-

FOR SALE-Four fine 5 and I0-room houses at
BerTvyn, Nd, from 81 eco 20 s. 500 each: large
grounds, fruit. shade, good water. also villa
SITES ana lots at ] cent per foot, viii be sold
to close an estate on monthly payments: steam
and electric railway JOHN } KLEINER x
70. ol1 : ST NV, or BerwyR, Nd ieI2-f
FOR SALE-FsIls Church. Va. fOroora house.
barn, one acre ground; finest location: good in
Testment Address BOX 40, this Office. eI2-3
FOR SALE-72 acres good land; wood. timber:
water; good road near steam and electric
cars; SI,Jo9; easy terms.
MFG DCCKETT * DFNT. 6S5 F st
WILL SELL OR RENT large, new house at
Edgemont, District line; City and Suburban
Rsilvay ears pass the door; suitable Tor
6oarders- Inquire at store. MAS
FOR sALE-Five-room dwelling: high and beau
TRULY situated; nicely shaded: water three
and one-hah acres Of land; Outbuildings; cheap;
nIz-8 DUCKETT & DENT. es5 st.
FOR RENT-Nice dwellings at BrancbviIIe.
Bladensburg, and Landorer. SO to SIS: houses
for sale, with lots or acreage. cheap; easy
terms
m12-s DUCKETT 4 DENT, Gs5 F st.
FOR SALE-Beautiful suburban home: new: y
rooms. bath. etc; windmill, icehoJse. large
stable, 33z acres: well fenced: plenty Of shade
young fruits and shrubs: at East Riverside =
mile from steam and electric reads address
owner. JAMES STEVENS, a024 " St NV. ella
FOR sALE-Lots at Brightvood. D. G.. White
Croft Subdivision; on terms 90 suit purchaser.
water, sewer and gas; electric car facilities;
fTontages OF 20 and 20 f. by I25 Il. - alIev.
specially los prices TO those who buy now
nils LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, go F ST. nv.
FOR RENT-FTaTne on Grant Road. near Chew
Chase car line. d. c.; Il rooms modern i'm
provernents; porches. shade. etc; rent low
New frame house on Wisconsin ave-. Tenlev-
town, d. C.: rooms; mod. Improvements: $40
New frame on Genessee st. Brightxood
Park, d. C.; rooms and bath; all modern
improvements; $3.50
milo LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 92o F st. Hw.
FOR SAI.E-Splendid suburban house. everv
city convenience; eligibly and conveniently To-
Gated; On Brizhtwoed car line: price $ 5g1
Terms 10 suit Large lot etc.
mll-S G. c. NARING. l114 G ST NV
FOR sALE-Anacostia Heights: g-roCs1 cot
tage; lot 40xlG0; only q. $50; 800 cash. bal
ance so monthly.
ml1-2 c. G wARING. lII4 St nv
FOR SAI-E-Choice front lot in Fairmount
Heights, Nd; size, 25xI26 TO alley at District
Line, and ola Columbia car line; price S75o
address BOX 445. this Office NILS
FOR SALE-SUBURBhN.
We have foar fine eight and ter-room houses
at Berwyn. No, close TO steam and electric
railway large grounds fruit. shade and good
wafer Will be sold very cheap to close an
estate, on monthly payments
JOHN J. KLETNER Z CO.,
GlT ST. NV. or BeTwyn, I'D.
ieG-2et cx 81
FOR sALE-Tvo best lots, with shade. Wood
side, Nd c. Il. SERRIN, 1910 F st. NV
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NASIEB-Ladv cashier and waitress at Post
I-inch Room. CaM bet ) and O'clock. rls-s
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WANTED-A girl 10 co work for three in
family Apply as ID St NV. MI
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NANfED-A young colorcd girl about l.: light
mouse" ORE; 50 home night Apply a0S I ST. NV.
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oCEAr, STEAMSHIPS.
FOR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT.

FOR SALE-Corner lot. 4sxIoo. to alley. With
two-Story brick building, 24NsG. in South Wash
ington; centrally located; price y. $50 G
BNNER {. s9N. 233 Ltii II. sM. els-3
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" MANTED-Laundress and cha1nbe1maid. WieHjc.
"a. I4 and 50; fare; cooks and chamber
malds. CITY. 1QlS \ l avc MI
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NANTED-A white woman for down stairs
WORK washing and ironing; stay at nights
Can at 1896 18th St NV I
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wAETED-BIcYcLEs.

WANTED - Gents bicycle; twenty or twenty
lvo-fne.fl frame. for cash; 10 dealer. address
BOZ 49, this Office. ellis
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-IIouses N the eastern section. r the
rriees are right I can sell them; also houses
for rent send me particulars CIAS A.
SHIELDS. I4G5 F ST. NV; Tel. Iz21-3 mi33
yyASyED-To rent an uHiurBisbed apartment
house. with not les tian twelve apartments
Addrees BOX 80 tills oaiee. el25
IFsNTFD-A home with su modem improve
rsfuts. centrally located; VII pay about - 90
cash Address Bon IS, this Office. elZ3
WANTED-To buy small house IN good order.
IL ~ ueaF city; near cars and scaaol7 state iIli
t,srtseu5ars and lowest price i0r cash. Adj
f.rez BOX 4S5. this ottce- eII-2
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAIL WAY

" II. BOZ. G. x. p. -.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-04
Fortune Favors a Texan.

"Having distressing pains in head,
back and stomach, and being with
out appetite, 1 began to use DR..
Kings New Lille Pills." writes W. P
Whitehead, of Kennedale, Tex, "and
soon felt like a new maa" 1nfalli-
biz in stomach and liver troubles.
Only 25 cents at E. F. Whitney'e
drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-04
He nust Confess.

Dear sir:-I used he White Wine of
Tar Syrup you sent me, and must
confess derived more benefit to my
lungs from it than from any remedy
have ever tried, and cheerfuIIv re-
commended it to everyone having
any kind OF lungs trouble.
Truly yours,
4. NJ. HUMPHREY,
Minister Of Baptist Church
Trilla, Coles Co., III.
At johnson Drug Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-04
HE WROTE RUBBISH.
Yet It Paid Richebourg Hundred
Thousand Dollars a Year.


Emile Richebourg, the great
feuilletoniste Of the Petit Journal,
was the one writer who knew with
unerrlng certainty exactly what
sort of stories the masses wanted
to read. He could write down to
the level of the most ignorant with
out affronting the intelligence Of
the better informed. Dark stories
Of mystery and crime were his
speciality, and he wrote them as
easily as lady Journalist complies
description of a trousseau. In
fact he was generally engaged upon
several stories simultaneously, keep
ing sets of labeled puppets repre-
senting his characters i'll separate
drawers so that he might be sure of
remembering their names and the
color of their hair.
There was no danger whatever of
his overwriting his market. How
ever much he wrote editors bought
it and asked for more. Once, in
deed, the editor of the Petit Journal,
misled by his own critical judgment
or aspiring to elevate the public
taste, shelved one of Richebourg's
stories and printed Jules Verne's
"Michael Strogoff' instead Of it.
He received $4,000 indignant letters
in week and had to implore the
rejected contributor to return to
him. So Richebourg wrote and
wrote with absolutely unchecked
success until his death. He put to-
gether on an average five serial
stories year, and he was regularly
paid $4,000 a year for each Of
them. That is to say, he earned
100000 year by writing rubbish,
feat absolutely without parallel
in literary annals.-Argonaut.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-09-04
Bird SURGEONS.

Some interesting observations con-
corning the surgical treatment Of
wounds by birds were recently made
by Swiss naturalist. The most in
teresting example was that Of a
snipe, both of whose legs he had I'M
fortunately broken by a misdirected
shot. He recovered it the following
day, when he found that the poor
bird had contrived to apply dress
ings of down from other parts Of it's
body, fastened by CONCEALED blood,
and sort of splint Of interviewer
feathers to both limbs.
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WANTED.

twenty-five Men and Teams for
ditch work one and one-half miles
south of town. Apply to John E.
Ostrom or Aug. Lund gren.
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Clues Yfarrers Grfabrnns.

Rors. Su.. 5ebruar 20.
Sd lit f&sn felt sintssn Sabrsu an meinem Tasen.
peria&te Yeri&isSenes soseseH eSHe erfsIs. aber @afssr
&onts's HerpensS tdrter bate cine jfbr CUTE Btrfuns.
TadSsm Id bauon 8 5Iai&en senommen, mar ID gan,
wsbI uuS smpitbIs SesboIb has Taittd.
3. atNa6. Bfarrer.
212 psau Str. DaIttmo ore. Dej. '9S.
Gin xrsenleism sriH mein Sns. &spf uns 1sssea
70 fthr On. sas Id fehr f&wa& sarss sab nt&t metr
Sur&s 5immn seben teaHte. aud mar netse eeStraft
10 ~sef&wd&t. baS ID blins ju wersen befnr&tete. eiuise
asrsts tounten mir ni&t beuen. ais ID sSu Baasr
Ssnts'S XerpsnsS tarter uabm ssf&pansea bic VIastR.
q sibt ni&t Bsrts ssnss um bic suite Birsuns S<s
YeitteIs u Isbes. SRI 9. E. Garss.
CIV Elm pertboots8 BUD TOR gserpenleibenbe
oSfIG tpirb Sebem Der eS perlaHet, augefahbt.
CO. Mrme erbaIten aud bic Webt5tn umiouit.
3tek Wte6i3iu puroe lett benz Sabre 1876 bon benz
Sc1tp. gaftor &6ni9. Sort mapns. Suo. 3~nberettet
NIB Jest inter feiner antpeiiung boz Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
S3S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, TEL.
@et 9lpnthefern az baben fur
eroSe SITS. q sas $500.
gu baben bel Utartin Wolitor. ct. Glonb
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0nremburg

gu S@loB &otb BEL Sianoen
itarb Der @utsbeiiser unb &entner g.
Nnbre i'm Nlter uon 81 Sabren. -
Die @emeinbe Souert6 mirb bas alte
feu9te Yfarrbaus nieberreiBen unb an
belien Stele Elm neues erridten laiien.
= Oils ii9 bieler Gage BITE gbeleute
Sost in Samm CUR &ube beseben molI
ten, mu,be bic 60 Sabre alte Srau
8ost pom Sdlase seribrt unb itarb
ausenblidlt9. - Der S9affuer So
baun Sofmann uon Betiusen feel 10
unslidli9 pom Srittbrett, baB er bas
@enid brad unb turse 3eit uadber
peri9ieb. gr binterldBt cine @ittme
nit einem tleinen &tnbe.-Sn Sol9e
oes &esenmetters lit bic Sauer aus
ibren ufern setreten unb itno in @ils:
bort cine sroBe In,abl &eler nit
Waiier aasefiut. Mu@ BET @alfer=
oinsen bat bas So9maher bebeuten:
ben S9aoen anseridtet. Nles, mas
nidt MET, unb naselfeit mar, murbe
nit binmes sei@wemmt. Das Bahe,
ittes 10 seualtts, baB in !3ett pom Ell
ner Stunbe bas gauge Sbal iber
i9memmt unb Der 8erfebr auf ben
StraBen eebemmt mu,be. -Nicolaus
Self aus Wi9elau, melder cine &etbe
DON Otebitdblen besanseu baben ioQ.
murbe in Merid uerbaftet unb nod
e%uremburs abSefhbrt.-Sn StraHen
oerl@teb mad tur3em &rantenlaser i'm
Utter non Sc Sabren Der Wittmer 6
&ei9ltns. = Sdmmtli9e gilenbabn:
arbeiter pon Olinsen itnb Bis auf bic
ansefteuten &otten=N rbeiter entlaiien
uorben. meld' lestere iebo@ felt Seen
iabr so Pfennise per Sag ueniser
eobn erbalten. -Nls it@ Dor einisen
Sasen mebrere ginpobner pon Reblen
auf ben &ir@bof besaben. INN bic SID
ber Der 0eritorbenen gu beluden, farz
Den ite nidt meni9er ais Is @rabz
freu3e unb Oenfmdler u%mseworfer.
Der S@aben belduft ii6 auf ca 5000
francs. - SIM Nlter uon 20 Sabren
itarb in Ospern Der Erimdr 9ebrer
Ni9ael Salentins.
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CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die hr Inner Gekauft HABIT
,., s,.ss d. 70. &MMzzM
Observation-Disclosures

HtubHI
unteroffiaier gum @inidbs
rtgen, Der beim Mari9iren se9ts an
tritt): vMenf9. bet sic S9riftitener
iinb, bet merit man uff'n erften 8lid,
benn ni4' NAL bier piiien ste men
ri6tisen @nfans."
r@inidbriser, fasen Sic NAL, gu
mas trasen sic benin eisentli9 ne
8riae, tpenn Sic MIDI NAL feben, bet
Sbrs 9alsbinbe einen Singer brett gu
peit aus benz 4ragen berausiiebt?"
Sergeant gum &efruten, benz
Elm Stiidden S6nur bon Der Gals
binoe herausbdngt): r9uber, i4 CLAUDE
oar, sic tpplIen in mem Marionettens
thsater auftreten2"
Rinnlidrr grunr.
Sans: .papa, leibet Der 3aifer
eigentli9 piel an 2eibi9meraen9"-
9 ater rWie fommft 9u benin
barauf, Sunse9"-S -: rDeil
ibn auf feinen &eifen INNER fein 2eibs
arat besleitet."