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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA sTATIOS.
800 P. n DAILY-CincinnSti and St Louis
Special-Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman
Sieepers to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville.
indianapolis, and St Louis without change.
Connection for Virginia Hot Springs Dinins
car. Parlor Cars Cincinnati 70 Chicago
II:IO P n DAILY. F. V Limited Slid
train for Cincinnati, Pullman SIeepere TO Gin
cinnati. Lexington. and Louisville without
change; Compartment sleeper to Virginia Hot
Springs Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS;
connection daily Dining car. Sieepe-s Gin
ciruati 10 Chicago and ST Louis
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake ana
Ohio offices. 5I3 Pennsylvania Avenue; COG I4th
Street near F, and at the station TeIephoae
call Main I44I Tor Pennsylvania Railroad CAR
Service Z W FULLER
Phone Main 1866 Gen. Passenger Agent
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAIL WAY

For Richmond, Va. and points South. via
Alexandra and Fredericksburg. Leave station
9th and B streets, 4:90 a. M, BIAS , m. daily
dining carl for Richmond and points on At
lantic Coast Line ard Florida: IO-sI q m
ZOO D. m. daily (Fiorida and METROPOLITAN
Limited, ftc Richmond and points On Sea
board Air LIna and Florida: IO:8I a n. train
connects at Richmond with c. & o. RT for
NewpOrt News, Old Point Comfort etc; 1851
a. m daily for Richmond and points on South
err Railway and Florida dining carJ 40 q m
week days 4-s5 p ID daily express for Rich
monG only Pullman parlor cars on all
above trains except 40 a. n. Accorn1goda-
ton for Quantico 80 a. m Sunday only;
40 p n week days; 500 P n, except
Saturday.
E, 7. D. MYERS. ". D. DUKE, W P. TAYLOR
President General Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
RiChTr0ud "a
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A bargain fo- homeseekers; six
room house. haIl. lot 5oNlS. trust. good wa
tcE. built aud for sale 10y owner. 1913 Morris
Road Au4aosJja. d. c.; two squares from
ears. C5-3
bus q nice home fine 3-Stcrv frame house, with
splendid economical brick oven. with bake
house all under same roof. good stabllnZ,
Wagon house. fuel house harness room. etc.
all in frst-class condition and ready 90 move
into and 60 10 work: good lot, - foot alley.
ne5rly 200 So f. Of ground perfect Jr.le: N
an Improving section, not far from Lincoln
PARK price only Sl5UH. ~5tEJ or more cash and
SIS OF more per month o. NJ BRYANT,
owner. Wardcr building 9th and F. eos
FOR SAIL 600. house rooms. 1925 sam
son ST NV: lot 2IyaG: rented at SIG. viii sell
TO c0lo.rd person. NJ F. DUNN. al L ST. nv.
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sERBOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Capital City Route
leave Washington. Penna- r. R Station
,1-oS m. SEABOARD FAST NAIL
OafIV Through Pullman Sleepers "a
Jacksonville, connecting e.
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta
FLA AND METFDPDT
Esaiiy LiMTTED-Solid train To n
Ar7gIIstine with Pullman, Drawing Rom
Commandment, Observation, and Dining C7rz
80 Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta PlIIras-
sIeeper Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS -
Sa5Itbern Pines CPinehursU).
Tbcse trains offer excellent schedules md
service 20 Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pfrez
gT,ineburstl Camden, Columbia Saysn--b
IlcksonvilIg. and all Florida points Char
Iorte Athens. Atlanta New Orleans. Char
r..no5ra. Nashville. points West and Southwest
SO a. m LOCALE Petersburg Raleigh.
gaiiv Southern Pines fPinefurStl
Hamlet, and intermediate points
Office, 1921 Penna. Ave.
". H DOLL, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and 1871 St
In effect May I, 1872
tor Aie1andria-~eek days, $50, 700, I;S0.
500. 8:29, $50, 9:25, 1000, l0.25, 1lo0, II 80
a n; Vl2-05, 1920. l2.45, Mos. To- 200.
ESQ, x3:02- $3.50. 3-59. x4:I4. 4:S5, s.. sos.
80 $50. Gr03 6.5o, 200. 7=Sa. 500 SO.
$50. lois I-2J. u.59 p m
Sundsys-7.45, 900. 9-45. 1919. 100. n.53
a m 100 noon; 1890, 90, i:30. go 80
$500. $50. 4:C0. 4:2O. 500, $40. 900. ESQ
100. 5:30. SCR. $40 $50. I0-I5. 1l-20. II %
?. N.
For Mount Vernon-veeE DAYS: $50. 500
1000, i1;o0 a m, 112.O5. Nl:05. 200, S3-J1-
300. xi:l4, x5:22, 7.06, $50 p m
Sundays-9O0 4 m, I2-0O noon. 200. 400.
$50. 200. $50 p. n
Fer Arlington and Aqueduet Bridge-Week
days: $50. T:O4 7:9O. SEQ. s-z9. $50. 9-25,
1000. 90 g n, 'I2-05. 1920. TBS. 1903.
'f.25. eco '2:90. 1902. 800. S-59. +i.53. '4.54
5-22- sos. 6.3G. 1903. eco p. m
SUNDAYS-T:45. 800 9-s5 1870. 100
II 80 a m. 1900 noon, -l2-30- 100. ! g.
200, +2-30. SEQ. $50. 400 $50 500. $50,
6:00. $50. 700. "7:SO. 500 p n
EENPTess. To Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
T. COLVIN. Superintendent
CLARENCE P. KING. PRESIDENT.
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WaNTFD-POsitiou q any kind br young man
q. well educated. experienced IN Office work
generally; good stenOgTapher and Typewriter
references; have been working 10 lawyers Office
for past months. address bon 34s, this Office
m4-2
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-20-acre tract: rich, level Land;
half cleared; high and healthy; exactly GIE
miles from the Capitol; 50 per acre JORDAN
& RICHARDSON AnacOstia D. c m43
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can BE had at ticket Of
fees, 7o5 18th St, 5II Pennsylvania Avenue
and Pennsylvania Station Baggage checked
through from hotels and residences.
Phone Main 144I- p R R Cab Service.
C II ACKFRT. General Manager
5 H HARDWICK- General Pass'r Agent
T. S BROWN General Agent
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES
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FOR SUBURBAN.

We have four fine eight and tea-room houses
at BerWyn, Nd. close 20 steam and electric
railway; large grounds. fruit, shade, and good
water VIII be sold very cheap to close an es-
tate, monthly payments
JOHN J. KLEINER & co.
my1-ln GI7 st. NV. OF Berwyn Nd
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

All trains illuminated with Piatsch light.
Baltimore Philadelphia, New York Boston
and the East, 600, %7:O5 DINER, 1850 fBgF-
fet1, ..e-OG Diner, lII0:G0 Diner) a. n.
-l2-2C Diuer), 300 (''ROyaI Limited .
Diner1. g8:00 philadelphia onIy), sos
Diner). 500 and +II:50 P. n Sleeping Car
open at 1000 o'cIock)-
Atlantic City i7:05, !!IO-O0 a n, fiI2.2o
neon goo p. n
sDaiiy. UExcept Sunday *'Sunday onIy.
xENpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotsIs
and residences by Union Transfer Co. OF orders
led at ticket offices, GIG Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest, New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street. and at station
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For Atlantic City.
BALTIMORE AND CHIC r. R.

Schedule IN eject May IS. 1902
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and c St
Chicago and Northwest, 1850 q n. .5.2a
p N
Cineinnati St Louis. and Louisville, 1895
a. n T4-I5 D m. ITO night
Pittsbu-g and Cleveland. 1850 a n ss-k5
o. n and leo night
Columbus ani Wheeling, $40 p II
Winchester, s.S5 q m. li4-I5 and 1859
P n
= annapolis, lI7:so. $50. IIu:5O n. 1889.
FTedetics, ISIS. 400. u1o:5o L m. .-1.l5.
IL so, and li6-20 P. N.
Haserstoun, l.I0:o5 a m and 1880 .. n.
BOYD and way points SIS. --e:91 j. n
-sI.I5, ii4.30. 1850, ++IO:I5, HII:29 D. N
GaithersbuTg and way points. s:35. 900 4.
m. iII2:5O. "I-l5, $50, iH:20, 500. 1850,
MOS. s+T-Z0, +~IO-I5, II 80 p n
" Washington Junction and way points, Ils.s5
$500 q m, ++I:I5, 1880 1880 ?. n
Baltimore, week days, x5:G3, SEQ. 6.90.
Il :O5. T:30, Ks. 30, s;35 1880, xI0.00. II-50 a
n. xI2:20 noon, xI-35. 1890, xf:01, xa.20.
AS. x5.05. SIS, x5:20, 6:30. xs:00, xI0-09.
Nj 80. HISS p m Sundays, x3.53, x7-05.
so 1850 1900 a N, xI2-20 lis x3-O0
x3 80 x5-Oj, $50, XS-oO XI0:00. xII-30. II.25
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TRAINS ON BLUEMoSr BRANCH.

Leave Washington week days, $40 a m.
100 p n, 4:55 p. n, 4;4g p. n, and s-25
p II Latter to LeesbuTg onlv- sundays
only, 9:Gl and G-lO a. II. and 6-25 p n. for
BlUemont.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Larcc front room. four windows
81 u ST. NV eos
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE Dogs. cats, rabbits, guinea pigs.
monkeys, snakes parrots, oyster shell iui chick
food SCIMIDS BIRD STORE, 10 18th St
nv. Ez3gZS}-f
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE,
y. y IA s'gL,,I@LLgI ana y pew, ls
r.-t r., Nh, I'm - ,ir-,--rf,-f-,[- r-
-,..-I,,i,-f - - - So - 7,-,1l
third aoo-. Sos lifh -. to FrEdar- 81
t5rs;-5lass barber. 1906 New York
ave. - guarantee. eos
WANTEu-Chcf and assistant. short orders s5o
and SO. also white and s'lured walters 1913
y J. ave 81
.,ANIED-A s"1 ' man cook who understands
49, ~
=" An iEb-t0a larhers; $ guarantee. $50
". -,
W N To .'.''''''-l' "1 once 80" '''" 81
3 eI
H., ~. 49, 4.''S s''el ,I'r" ,"F
an ~ I-rr s-, I,,-b Il NV fa- irf1rrnsrfl,
q
WANTED-Whftc waiter. also 5DteTIT~sn.
yog-rg grhite man 10 learn cafe rlz7p-.-- Az
ply -1--2-s l2ln 81 p " 81
HANTED--'rood man cook good salary steady
position SppIy 1920 Peurzy lvania ave NV
u ANItil-INo BARRIERS: STEADY job: good guar
auCec- lIg5 III St Il
WANTED good grocery clerk and meat cut
itL- 3lpS Jy -yth 81 nv ei
WANTED-Goud barber steady DI9re at once
= = sel1l -@t, zgS- N 81 mi
" kETFD-Thraa .sohar mon. 70 7,or.- ~ 1i7-.-z
-,it. seeo NO coos porter Tor merchant ta5.o5'
SII fr-T ErGIf,s l. = -SlS.N' H'e "a-lgis
.-----Z MI 2Io :, GO L 8. Nv. III
" " :, N !, ~ good coiored barber Apply at
- - ~
WANTED-Today. three cooks, SO week; night
sf 70 t Gs75' 2ilSs, arm gag @.l' si2 10 ~
. nv
& tDnI1 1ig gi+ col3Fed Boy IN IN doctor
nendari0T.
waITFD- =. - - = -
evT3e-iaTc5 :; L-5I; en- 80 "1 l,I-lo,S.
CyS<TPsNy 10 W. ~ I'm o. 09oLi
" Z-I7-D - = - -
man Ifl7 2fb ~ ~ EP SIHS ''O 90 .s'
" ,I-TED C-7--------I---- --5-------- =
- 81 IN 80 !. NJ TII COO
~. - ii al Nii'oS o. iuFH'toTe Can at 0Sg Ia
wANTFD-TZro ,-bite Zr-i+e-- -,-9 ~ocl- 1,-i,i-z
or colore6D- two bows TbeI1ers1 INQUIRE I695
iiLh St. NV. nj
WASTFD- oo,5 s+r,-o- ro-- 20 7og-, rho
timing and 5csrinev 80. ami INA nh
81 NV mi
wANTED-4 hoy 10 zrorI. at brrsssboeing Ar
ply alley between G and Il and 6th and Lth
SIS. nv. mi
WANTED-white waiter. Apply $50 18th st.
M
WANTED-By manufacturing company. Young
man. SO week Call after 10 d m, 1923 +
ST, Room S. MI
W.,NTED-Two good statesmen for household
goods; good pay for good workers; wagon
--1-s--el- yg- SIA 81 NV mos
WANTED-Cooks and waters. white and col
ored. I0I9 New York ave MI
wANTED-At once. union DTes. feeder fo- -,
press W B. DAWSON. s05 9th St nv. mi
WANTED-At once. three stair builders two
helpers and one machine hand. C. E FINCH
~ s. NV mo-
WANTED-Pcrter in drug store. ADplr to
M . DE y L 5lH ana a1sS- ave. NV M
WANTEp-A bright boy In Office 10 nm or
=ands- ROOM PIG, Stewart Building. 9th and
D SIS. nj
WANTED ,.l,- r-t=,, F,-4 s7o -
sr-ag 10oo 81 - 4''- oI-' T-1 go
- "a - Nv mo
WANTED-gov TO learn drug busf-7ess- 7r,s,sr he
a willing worker, FSBEiNAT & H6RRIS0T
d and + SIS. NV. nj
" 49,,
MILLER SD 9Th 81 NV m5-3
~ .,------- - -----
" ~ iEL-BTlght boy Wilt wheel, to run en-
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WALL PAPER.

Hunt, 49, G -. mo-
NOLTE, s24 9th St nv. IS constantly receiv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs IL
Wall Papers, and papers rooms from $40 up.
GaI and investigate iog yourself md be con
WINGED mi3-tf
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
inGton $40 a. m 6-52 a. M 40 a m, e:ts
a. M 200 p. NJ. 9:Ij .. m and $50 D II.
daily Local trains from Harriso1burg, II:57
n. week days and $40 p II. daily From
Charlottesville, s=2s a n and $40 .. m
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Fer RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-aJ3 Florida ave NV. six-room
b5y-window brick; all modern improvement.
5000. Inquire next door eos
FOR RENT-Ney siz-rooTn house, porcelain
bath reception hall. papered- cellar. fgruacc-
large yard; 500 rs Harvard ST NV. e5-2
FOR RENT-Houses, fats rooms, storage. go
18th 81. ne. e5-@
FOR RENT-No. g. st. NV, Groom house
in good repair. e4-3
FOR RENT-Cozy corner house in central NV.
6 rooms and bath, $3.50 JAMES VI. DEAN.
III q st. NV. r3-3
FOR RENT-2029 Ist st. NV. eight rooms and
bath; modern plumbing: $3.50 per month.
O. IT, BlLLINGSLEY. Gl5 18th St nv. m2-H
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-PrOspect Cottage; rooms base
meHt. pantry and closets; / or I acres Of land.
Write G. ". BELL, HernGoR Va. m4-3
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1f1E EN GNINN IL
ron prZr - - - - -.
facing north. quiet neirfIbar6ood. furnished
Il u ST. NV eos
- - -
furnished CONS ro,I.s, ,''.l'' nor, e anu
rf>.4 -, ,5 ON i1'se '.'h "'"'s ..
FOR RENT ON. r,-,, front +-.f.l,.F 7....
cheap. 40 Mas. ave s5&
FOR RENT-Fgruisbed complete light house
- '"- large ''"' f"oi''7- tAi'' roo.
- -
T 'h KIN Two tiI1.ished looms, first floor
: -----e-L,ll- - ~ J. 81 nv mo-
FOR REN Three rooms on ID floor. suitable
''i l'="I housekeeping Aatli- $40 ~ 81 Nv
ci-@
rrr 49,
bathrooms; all prices; newly furnished; under
Tl5, management: tr11sicnts accommodated;
r. ------,7,---- -
+ 2R REM furnished rooms convenient -
al car lines also paflcr suitable for lawyer
------ u ol---.-.- ia ON s. NV e.
FOR RFNT-CooI ulaaslnr s71ito nf rooms f5r
h-7lssE.ee7l5rs- zrrrd -iCor- eras for COOLING
no D., gA d rent moderate AS ST. NV
FOR RFNT-R7sar,rn+ 20 nth Ct wv r,t-e
room dining rS S an5 Etlh 'g2s e per month 9f
roT, nv - ------------- -, - -
= o' M -o!'t itfllisiieu Ha4i room 90 oth
TcE --7---- - --------- -
-, ~ -, ..elt ill ElsHeo' cor ron
cooking: private family; no children; reason
able gentlemen. 1905 New Hampshire ave
-----------
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms; light
toR RENT-FrOnt and other rooms. newly
ton; gentlemen only 40 9Th St NV. Ins-3
ron t,r,,--- o. - ---, -, -.
room 5Ctb b5Ic g.,,;5 M ,-f,, ~
light housekeeping; cars and herdics pass the
dooT- 2ol6 6 Il. NV. mss
E,7u ur->--
light housakeenirt- G5I k Il NV e23
roT, 49, =
f1 ~, - ~ ilisi'eL L4.'ol gto lg2ul ieds
"a, U-AOie' also Single room quiet oIv "a 81
~, 49, -
- ~ - - ING No stoLy 'front.' room ang
- II GRANT Flace' Det u ana II sth ana
E,oz, -,I-,--r - ---------
IN NJ La &C. Oe4utiiui' cool rooms con-
hi % % car me references very Eeason
------
ron "
Oh KEN 1-uHFU RNlSHED RUINS.
FoR BFyT- r. -zo7i--7----I - - g..
floor. Ia II 81 mn, '01'''9' ~ -.,''
FoR PVT r. - ------------------ -
rooms. 6l1 7ofr e. ne
80 - WI - NJ To-
- no ~ 90 iVo'iS o1'h' lishI mouse
--E-2 - 70
FOR RENT-Three exceptionally cool. clean
-, s,'--s = 10 81, =, mt s'-S
Fok RENt-tour unfinished rooms so. 1927
Sta 81 NV: children. e5-6
FOR Unfinished. three large cool
rooms modern improvements sJ2 10th ST Sc
---- --- co.
FOR RENIECommunieatins paTiors, with back
proyeTnents summer brice[. also bS room
2gJ ID = nv 20
: Oa L'EN 3 l IIoFIlsied, three TooIns, entire Z
1921 New Jersey ave M ics
--------
FOR RENT-Three rooms second floor for
- NV III Al''N'' % "a
floor, moderu improvements. Zl5 s.b st. ne /
Call after $50 p. 70. m5-3
able for light housekeeping: eyerything new. I
43s X st. NV e4-3 (
- -
and Dath On same floor 80 IIth st. Sc. els
roP PVT IT, ,.e.--.5,..7
- ~ W .s-ut4iut lygiis' Hs"lg pa (
. 81 ne MIS-
Fop PVT - ----.---I
R2R1TSiP, e . Psth and gas Flat No l.
------------ ------------ -
FOR kENf-IhTec large unfinished rooms
mtg
FOR RENT-Tfree UNFINISHED communicating /
I'm 80 IN . nv m--5
FOR RENT-Two OF four unfinished roorrs
sS-o--I --oL- 30 --ll s. NV mi-@
FOR RFNT-Tyyo communication, royr,. and I
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE
WANTED-AGENTS.

D-Lady agents % handle household
J.. -;r; nothing like II on the market. large
made selling these goods; Z big chance
money. 30 Pa ave Sc e4-3
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ED-ThrCe cooks faur ghambemaI1S,
two white; two nurses one WHITE other col
cred; al once; also plain cook I2II 10th ST.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS
FOR SALE-A desirable farm Of - acres in
Montgomery county, Md. on eth 81 road :
miles from District line. Apply 10 J. "
WARNER. 4s2 Ia ave n2-2
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-Large store. cor 9th and CaIIan
st. ne. with room in rear So per month: bar
gain GEORGE BURGESS, Attorney CD
81. nv. e3-3
FOR RENT-Store. with fine fixtures. good 10
cation for dairy confectionery GEO. y
FRIES. Is eth 81. ne. mss
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NANTED-Shirt and waist hands I127 IIth
-. rN- -5-s
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ONS WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

wANTED-By coIored man, place oa farm:
understands farming thoroughly, 1905 9Th 81
nv. Iu5-2
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NANTED-White girl for homework: stay ii
night Apply with references at 10 4rh St
$ e. between Q and Il a. III. Il
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v ANIED-A eolored girl. 10 60 to Fairfax,
a Tor light work Apply TO 654 c St ne.
hPtween and p. m. FRIDAY. mi
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"ANfED-A cook, TO leave city. SIS: also a
general worker 1747 Oregon ave. NV nj
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Good. large well lighted Office.
rooms in Harper Building. 4G7 st. NV; low
rent. Apply at Elevator e4-6
FOR RENT-Ofices In Bliss Building; opposite
Capitol; electric light. telephone. janitor serv-
ice free: IS up. ROOM g. n2O-d
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WANTED-MONEY.

DEPARTMENT CLERK. salary >, 100 per an
num- desires loan 0t So at reasonable interest
70 be repaid in monthly instaIIments Ad-
dress BOX 81. this ONCE mtg
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wAETED-R0oMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-By lady. employed, room ard board.
SIS month. Address BON S6s. this Office Tu5-8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-08
FOUND IT..
Coffee Was Doing the Work in Good
Style.

Members of the same family are af-
lfected differently by coffee drinking.
One may feel the effect in a disordered
stomach while another may have no
trouble with the stomach so far as
known, but have palpitation of the
heart and finally organic heart disease,
become affected.
AS an illustration, a family in Muir
physboro, H., reports an experience.
Mrs. Cole discovered that the sour
stomach and nervous restless nights
were caused by coffee drinking. Her
mother suffered from nervousness when
coffee was used. while the brother of
the family became wreck directly
from coffee drinking.
Mrs. Cole in her letter, says. refer
ring to her brother, He went from one
physician to another and his case puz-
zled them all until he had tried IL diff
ferent physicians. Some thought he
had apoplexy, others locomOtor ataxia,
some advised operations to relieve the
pressure at certain points, altogether
his case became 50 alarming that we
were afraid to have him alone. He
frequently tainted away, and was in a
most wretched condition.
Finally one of the physicians sug-
gested that possibly coffee brought on
some of the symptoms, 50 he was per-
suaded to give up coffee and begin the
use of Postum Food Coffee. Then he
began to recover, and day by day the
old troubles left. Now he has gotten
|entirely well, has gained about 80
pounds and is the picture Of health.
|Of course he and his family use
Postum regularly. He says he would
las soon drink spoonful Of poison as
|of old fashioned coffee.
when we first began to make
Postum it was boiled but a few min
Iutes and none Of us liked it but since
we began making it properly by hav-
ling ii boil long enough to bring out the
flavor we all consider it superior to the
old fashioned coffee. 1t is delicious
when made right and that is easy.
"A number of our friends have been
lcured of various ailments by leaving
off coffee and using Postum. With
Mrs. ----- the coffee caused smoth-
lering sensation, bloating and serious
trouble with the heart. She has en-
ltirely recovered since changing from
common coffee to Postum"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-08
A POINTED REBUKE
To King Edward for Sabbath Breaking
by London Clergyman.

London, March There was a
striking scene in the City temple, yes
terday, when, during the course of his
sermon, the Rev. Joseph Parker, d. D.,
the minister, administered a pointed
rebuke to King Edward which was
loudly applauded by the congregation.
Having alluded to public houses as
trap doors of hell" DIR. Parker re-
ferred to the Kings recent brewing of
beer while visiting Lord Burton. Pray
for me-" said the divine, that I may
speak delicately, loyalty. If the King
brews beer, what can be wrong in the
subject drinking it? What the King
does is likely to be initiated by others.
His Majesty is more than a man and
must regard all questions from a king
ly point of view. If the King goes to a
Sunday concert, as he did recently, he
deals a deadly blow to the English
mans Sunday. The King cannot at
tend a non-conformist place of wor-
ship, but he can go to Sunday con-
cert
This remark called forth cries of
shame" and DIR. Parker continued:
IF the King, who is the head of the
church and defender of the faith, can
violate the English Sunday, what can
the people do but follow in his steps?
1 would rather give a great sum in
gold than appear to be dislOyal; but,
l cannot be disloyal to Christ, and it
is better that these things should be
said"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-08
SPRING TRADE
Continued from page ~

with Australian grades tending up
ward.
1t has been a narrow market for the
cereals. with price changes few. Hog
products are slightly weaker.
The boot and shoe and leather trades
are exceptions to the more or less cen
eral activity in other lines. Shipments
from Eastern markets are slightly
larger for the week and 9 per cent.
ahead of last year, but new demand is
quiet and leather shares the dullEess,
this being reflected in shaded prices in
February for hides and for union and
oak tanned leather.
Clearings for the week en- ling
Thursday, March 6, aggregate S2,I4i,-
273,667, Il gain of 81 per cent. over last
week but a loss of 10 per cent. from
year ago. outside of New York the
increase over last week is % per cent,
while as compared with last year there
is a gain of per cent.
Business failures for the week nIm-
Der IT'S, as against 204, last week, 2Os
in this week, last year.
r. G.. Dun & Cos. Weekly Renew
of Trade, tomorrow. will say: Failures
for the week number II in Canada,
against &c, last year
Canadian trade is more active az ST.
John and prospects for spring t.ade
are favorable. City retail business IS
affected by clearance sales. Spring
millinery openings are the feature at
Toronto, visitors are numerous and
payments satisfactory. Trade shows
no new features at Hamilton and COL
lections are only fair. Spring millinery
openings at Montreal We're largely at
tended and dry goods trade is satisfac-
tory. Shoe payments on the fourth
were not as prompt as expected owing
to the bad roads at the interior, but
general remittances are very fair Pay
ments at Quebec were not up to eXpec-
tations, unreasonable weather making
bad roads. Wholesalers speak well of
spring business. Trade is quiet at Vic
toria and conditions somewhat unset
tied. Collections are slow.