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Evening journal., 1902-01-06
WILLITS WILL
BE PRESIDENT
Commissioner Chandler Has
Changed His Policy
SAlS liz WILL DROP IN LINE
J. Edward AddickS and Others Take
a Hand in Organization Of
Lew Court

There has been radical change IN
the complexion of the Levy Court
situation concerning the presidency
OF mat body. and at present 1t looks as
though S. Frank Bwart, the newly
appointed commissioner. will be seat
cd before organization, and will sit In
the caucus of the Republican members.
Mr. Chandler. who on Saturday an
nounced his candidacy for the chair
manship of the court. has changed his
latitude. and now says that he is will
ing TO 30 into caucus with the new
member and abide by the decision
reached
J. Edward Addicks. John H. Taylor
and Winfield S. Quigley are said to
have had a long conference with Mr..
Chandler this morning in the interests
of Mr.. Willis. and that their talk was
effective
Are YOU aware that If you 30 into
caucus it means that Mr. Willis will
be selected as chairman Mr. Chand-
lor was asked.
Yes. ! know that"
n Are YOU still a candidate for the po-
sition2"
Yes have not Withdrawn from the
field
win you support Mr. Wllits?"
No. ! don't say that know |
could be elected TO the position by the
majority of the votes of the members
without solicitation. but it would cause
a big talk about another combination
and I don't like that"
Unless Mr. Chandler changes his
mind ne will not be the next president
OF the court When asked II he had
been talked atO by Mr. Addlchs and
Il friends OF Mr.. Ewart and Mr. Willis
Mr. Chandler said that ne had
Mr.. MegglnsOn has not said whether
or not he viii go into caucus with the
Iother Republicans.
CHAlRAfANStI1P FOR WILLIS.
Another conference followed in tho
office of Walter III. Hayes II was at
tended by Mcssrs. Willis. Elliott
Mcgginson. Chandler and Ewart A
reporter for the Evening Journal was
on hand when il adjourned. and ap.
preaching Mr.. Chandler the news.
paper man asked:
HAS the caucus named a successor
to Mr. Lynn as president of the Levy
lCouu?"
u don't think So
1T is said that Mr.. Willis will get
the place. Is that report true?'
"ltrmay be"
Mr.. Chandler then declined to an.
swer further questions. Mr.. Meggin.
son would not say anything dehnite
further than he had been i'm confer.
ence with the Republican members OF
the court He would not predict who
the new chairman would be. or wheth
Ter the Democratic members of the
court would continue to give him theii
support
Another member Of the court saiC
the ighi for the appointment of Mr.
Lynns successor has shown some Re
publicans in their true light win
lQuigley." the commissioner said. 'hai
sold himself outright TO Addicks Wal
ter Hayes also has been playing ,
double game. Duplicity such as ha
been practiced by these men and
few other Republicans in this particu
lar game Of politics, Is unequaled I,
my knowledge
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
DELAWARE DESERTER
FOUND In WHEELIEG

Two days ago a stranger called al the
Wheeling. W Va. police headquarters
and said he was an army deserter and
badly needed money, being hungry and
without warm clothing, and offered to
give himself up ~ he would get half Of
the reward Of $50 offered for him.
The man was locked up pending an in
vostigation. and doubts as to his sanity
were entertained Last evening his iden-
mty was established as Thomas Wolsey,
OF the ono Hundred and Twelfth Regi-
ment. a deserter from Fort DUPONT, word
having been received by Captain Miller
Of the recruiting station there. The
Wheeling police will give the $50 reward
10 WOlscy
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
WILMINGTONIAN AMONG MISSING
GsOrge d. Crosby Member Of WaIIa
Walla Crew

George y. Crosby. a. Wilmington is
among the missing from the steamship
Walla Walla. which WAS run into and
sunk on the Pacific coast between San
Francisco and Seattle, several days ago
As soon as the accident was reported
James Crosby, of No. 70f French street a
brother Of Chief Engineer Crosby, teie-
graphed to Seattle for news OF his bro
ther In reply he received a telegram
from the president Of the company. say
ing that nothing had been heard Of tho
missing man, though hopes were enter
tained that he might be on one Of the
RATS I'm charge Of the officers Of the boat
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
Per hour

ne substance ul the order rs that
engineers. conductors. brakemen and
flagmen will receive cents more an
hour, and the firemen cent more an
hour
In all about $50 men have been af-
fected. and the employees are much
gratiied at the raise. coming as il does
lat this season when there is no great
rush iu traffic II is probable that the
salaries of the Delaware division crows
also will be increased.
While the amount does not appear
large. il will materially increase the
mOnthhly salaries of the men.
The increase affects only fhe crews
In service on the Maryland division
While local officials will not say
whether other divisions will be affect
ed, it is regarded as highly probable
and crews having long runs. especial
ly, win be benefited.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
POLICE FIND MISSING GIRL
As Result, Two Women Are Held on
Serious Charge

Every seat in Municipal Court was
occupied this morning by persons anx-
ious 10 hear trial OF the cases OF Della
Russell and Nellie Saunders, charged
with keeping houses of il-fame and
|harb0ring a gir, under rs years Of age
for immoral purposes.
The girl in question, jennie Porter.
aged is years. of Philadelphia, mystcri
|ously lent her home two weeks ago. Her
parents notified the police. and as a
result Police Captain Black and Detec-
tive Francis late Saturday night found
her at the house OF the Russell woman.
She at first stopped with Neiie Saun-
ders. AS a result the two women We're
arrested.
When their names were called in
court Josiah Marvel, their counsel.
asked for a continuance until Thurs
day. inasmuch as he had not been able
to make necessary arrangements. His
request for a continuance, accordingly
was granted
The two women were placed under
bail of 500 each for keeping houses Of
ill-fame, and $500 each for harboring a
moral purposes.
bail as a witness
OTHER WORK OF THE COURT
Cora Burton, colored, of No. Lord
street, was arraigned on a charge Of
selling Intoxicating liquor without a
license. Jacob Saunders. when placed
| on the stand. testified that he had pur-
chased beer there on Saturday night
The prisoner was represented by
Josiah Marvel. who put Saunders under
a rigid examination, which, how
ever, failed TO shake his testimony.
William Galloway. another witness.
testified that he was present at the
house on Saturday night, but did not
see Saunders buy beer.
Anna Wiley. an inmate of the house
said she had seen Saunders drinking
beer, but had nhlt seen him purchase IL
OF the Burton woman.
Sergeant Tucker testified to having
raided the place on Saturday night
and finding a quantity Of beer and
empty bottles.
Sergeant Lyons, who assisted in the
raid, said no license was exposed Ia
view.
Following the hearing OF the testi-
mony Josiah Marvel addressed the
court. and said that he Thought mo de
fense was necessary, inasmuch as Il
had not been proved thAt the BuItor
woman had received money for tn,
beer. and asked for a dismissal of th'
case.
Judge Churchman agreed that th'
appearance Of beer in a house was no
conclusive evidence that the liquor wa
kent for sale. and added that dt Nigh
be found in 1000 homes in this city
The case was dismissed.
James 7. Finley. under charge o
wife-beating. was held in $500 bail 70
! upper court.
John Hand. colored. who came her
from Elkton on Saturday, became in
ltoxicated and fell into the clutches q
the police
Mister Jedge. Use done wrong I ad
mits, but ies lemme git Outen heah an
I declare I'll never come back salt
Hand from his place in the dock
well. John. take the first train 70
Elkton." said Judge Chwchman.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
Old Station 10 be Vacated

Charles r. Kingston, division freight
agent for the p. w. q b. railroad, has
been notified TO vacate his presen quar-
ters An the old p. & r. station, at Water
and King streets This has caused much
discussion among many who believe that
improvements win be made shortly. The
Fact that the place is to be vacated cam
net be saken as evidence that Improve
nents are o begin straightway. as Il was
announced some time ago that the place
VIII serve as hsadGgartsrs tcr the lngi-
nsers in charge OF the overhead road.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
PRESS COMMITTEE FOR
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION

Judge Gray ON Saturday appointed the
following newspaper men as members OF
the Mckinley Memorial Association. Of
which he is PRECEDENT, Who viii act as a
press committee: jerome r. Bcll, Sunday
star. Charles r. Palmer, Every Evening
George b. Hynson, Evening Journal;
Uarrie H. Price Morning News Charles
r. Gray. The SUM- Dr. A. y. Jacobson.
Eric Presse and W. Scott Vernon Daily
Republican.
The next meeting OF tho association viii
be held next Monday al which time the
program for Mckinley Day. on January
%. wil be- mapped out
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
VaIIer Lodge ofieers 10 be Installed

Officers OF the Grand Lodge. A. O. q.
W. viii install the following named
officers Of Valley Lodge. of Hockessin
tonight. p. NJ. W. w. IT, Highfeld. NJ.
Worth. foreman. w. Haggerty re-
corder W. f. Taylor; financier, w. II.
Little; receiver. II. b. Klair; guide,
C. EastbWn inside watchman. W.
.T. Peoples; outside watchman; p T.
Pierson; representative, w. f. Taylor.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
RECEIVED a GOLD NUGGET
It Is the Gift OF Captain Herman 7
Payne. Of San Francisco

Mrs. Walter C.. Cheavens. OF Elev-
enth and Wilson streets. has received
a nugget Of gold from her son. Captain
Herman T. Payne. Of San Francisco,
California The nugget is Of quite
good size. and was brought from the
gold mines near Nome. Alaska.
Captain Payne is a former Whining
tOnlan. and has been in the West about
eight years. He was in the transport
service during the most active part Of
the war in the Philippines, and Mrs.
Cheavens has many souvenirs sent
her by her son from the the far-off
islands
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
TRAIN CREWS
GET INCREASE
Salaries Of Maryland DiVi-
sion Men Raised
TWO CENTS HOUR MAXIMUM
Raise Applies ONLY to Men Of che
MARYLAND Division Others
Nav be Affected
'WO CENTS HOUR MAXIMUM

Train crews of the Maryland divi-
sion of the F.. w. & b. Railroad Com
pany have been granted an increase in
pay and the hearts OF the men are fill
ed with Joy as a result The increase
went into effect on January I. and bull
letins giving the rate We're posted yes
terday morning. The following is
shown.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
Democratic Club Names Officers

The Young Mems Democratic Club
has elected the following named Of
hCers
President. Frederick c. Mammele;
FIRST vice president. John A. Nickel
vey; second vice president. Thomas f.
Gormley; secretary, John o. Lambsoni
financial secretary. Walter Springer;
treasurer. Charles II. TenWeeges;
marshal. James II. Kane.
An Executive Committee composed o.
the following members also was elect.
ed: Herman +. First. H. S. Graham
William l.. l1amann James A. Hur
lock. John j. Ryan. A. w. Selak, ,Georg,
.H Boughman. William q. Hanlon AM
.Charles IT, TenWeeges. One hundre'
and twenty-five votes we're cast.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
Resnonded 10 SIN AIarm

The Washington Fire Company's
chemical engine and hose carriage re-
sponded TO a stiil alarm yesterday after
noon. as a man rushing into the engine
house told the lremen that there was a
fire at Fifth and King streets. on pro-
ceeding to the place the hremen found
that a stovepipe had fallen. giving the
appearance OF smoke issuing from the
roof.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06

The Rev William NJ. Jefferis, d.
D. and about fifty members Of Calvary
P p Church. conducted services at
the industrial school for girl1 yester-
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
More Testimony Heard

Another meeting Of the Police Commits
aicn was held on Saturday night when
additional testimony was presented m
defense Of Chief of Police Massey. The
commission win hear other testimony O.
might.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
WE RECOMMEND

three kinds Of canned goods: Honey
suckle corn, 12c. per can, $1.25 per
dozen; Solid Meat Tomatoes, lOc per
can. S1.15 per dozen; Mckinney Sifted
Peas. 15c. per can. Sl65 per dozen; at
son. Eighth and King.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
sehwab.s vIsIt creates Rumor

London. Jan. 6.-The trip Of Charles
NJ. Sohwab president of the United
states Steel Corporation 10 London.
has renewed the rumor that the steel
Trust is about to secure the Nickel
The rumor. however, is
officially denied at tho office of the
cOrporation
Evening journal., 1902-01-06

Every time you cough. take five
drops of Brazilian Balm. 10 and Csc
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
SCHOOL. TONICHT

Night session oi the Wilmington
Business School reopens tonight, us
O'Clock. Beacon a. Dutton, Props.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06

The Royal Scots Greys (the Second
Dragoonsl are one OF Britain's crack
cavalry regiments.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06
Rrilish Inse Arain

Pretoria. Jan. 6.-The Beers ann
bushed party of the Scots Greys last
Saturday near Bronkholst Spruitabout
forty miles east of Pretoria, on the
railroad.
The British casualties were six men
killed and thirteen wounded.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06

BE sure you get Allaband's Anodyne
Expectorsnt for that cold.
Evening journal., 1902-01-06

Weather fOl EOnOrrO w
Fair, brisk winds. lower FEM
perature
The Washington times., 1902-12-12
FOUND

LHOt--CFgtreu pieces of lauI.p1.ur.I china.
aa ornament tr table, flr 3D. Send H1s .-
.'. r.a o.. gone, arfa name plainly GEORGE
ttNiN.IH'. Ne.rrn..an iIo'el deI21t
FniNU-t Great dane red brniIe. male. Ap
IIi pa -t dal1.ar
NAAE AND ADDRESS OS rs laa.D Iuca en-
..oH.s. paprr fine cards, .lI Doc. HANS sus
7 r aH G.s.g.
iHiNl-rs-rl. marble. .uI lrit esse. two
. ". "r fEe pound cake, oIr WILKINS
'tFL. a-f .ft ... ua. ra-.-l
'IND-Laccl's fee cream absolutely pure
cents ral gallon. Delivered iu urIsttera-
egels oJ New Scr. ave- uv ml0tf
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N'Ar-l.e sH.cu'e November 81 1907
II'iN leave Ifnm lrausl wanna station
"srrenten. l.ari.,tc. aa- aaE stations.
.-9L a. o. AaIJ. washington 4ni Florida
i-.--.1-- t.lse''-s. e"t-.e7 aai draw .'.--f' Dol
'sf5- % 't."se. ,Il-t- fil- DINING car s-r.l-e
i 20 D. N'. Ha'il- United states tEs. hli
ii.s .'a.s Dnari's and drawing .r.H.- Sees.
f,ol ,. m. "rrt Days. Ls.al lr Uar- r-.s0u-
u- ana way stations 90 i.aias-as branch
'i.0 g. m Daily Local i.r Naueut-u aa1
t.ar.o-trssi.le-
ESQ 2. iD- Da'.1- New fars and Atlanta EE
l-t'- Ts- class coach and sleeper -4 At'aatl.
a'H-Al s. " "e-Hr la,,, all I-.llIs. sunset
.--'e i'.ial a.t trrl washington 60 san
ti-itLse1. fllluau bFifet service.
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HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE.

1901 Clifton st. NV, Columbia Heights. over
looking city, one block isom 18th ST. caf line.
EcWly renovated throughout Contains Is
rooms, Tiled Baths. Baugcs. Water fItar.
ing plant. Laundry. House heated bv Steam.
Has lawn. porch. awnings and screens. Price.
per month.
DNFURNISHED SIZ5 o.
FURNISHED WITH CARPETS AND POR-
THERE'S $1,000
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. $1,000
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
CARETAkER OS PREMISES.
Apply AL0NZ0 o. BLISS, Owner,
Room g, Bliss Bldg Telephone East 6ss.
uoZ3-3Ot
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MANTED-T0 rent son Remington typrar-ar.
viii stand. cheap. Address BOX ESQ., tIi- .-
fee Frr.sr
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RAILROADS
PEMNSILYAHLa - LROAn-


ass 1I-,, rr.'-,, ,i-,. ~ i.,..a.t.s - -
p.r..- --- . .@ i+.,t ht.f'o
I,... 4. i.'7.4is.
-l5.. '- .A--l fI--'Nai ~ ANA Aill.
.l... .--. A'l..i.-' -l-i'-l-Asl -ad
,r.. Y DAi-~ee. Ila'
1000. ana Ae4-ll B-a-- P-r.ol Gar 10 Har-
I0.-, r,rr. -,- mss
. llr G-..s--ts 70 gi.l5ar5. ~ -''''
.IArl,. - c.r ,s.ss 'sD - y, Lovis y.
b. .S an- --aias CARS harrla5uFg
..--. 't- LOUIS. L--ia'--le tsla On
..r- b.,
r...I...- --- -N--9 HNf ',t-7'-
go. b. e-- l-il---llls 90 - L11-A
~ u d. D4--i- " LeiHlsS IApEE5-fali-
...... e N-- .' il--a---s -ia Clieaso-
-. r.. ...I
ss.. u,'..-. N--'-' i-L.i-'-i AM INCA
'-.. .' 't'..aa eierpils cars haao-
i.. | -5- % a. ---..aa,- ...'.l, Dining Cal.
-.r -.-'- ~ = 'N i-AtA'LS s-llll-
FL ~ a. 81 DAi-l, GJtk4A0 DAY ExPREss.
"t.i .".--. hl.-.r bll-t I4res L-l and
e.~--.s g. D-ulle, VA L--p-gilll Junction.
~ A. --- '-i h-,e, O---ilalslll, hocu1lur,
-o - ~ --. tlu.l- -la helo.. eaiiy,
t-t- e----3 ter "t.li~ui-F9ft p" aaiy o. osaB y. 81
-. a. Do DAHL. Dor ALD AlGu- EAPkE>S
---a-- h--c, --eeF.l- az aud Coaches
D------ and --=-4l-a r5=r.y. rzccpL ,4tur-
---. ..- a---ti- cs- 50. -=-.i-.-t.a o. h1llgsles.
ie--' T. De Dog ll-r. l-uaulal -la. rochester
h-.--I ana -l--t.l Fails laslt. Rs.tazaa
7.a-f.t~ CAT h-sl-l--Cl o. Lo--aslll stlus-
--l- e-ii-
l--t D. H. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
la'.E fog AeN lo,.. 4u laaaf cars. ai.h
l---.s l-r AoD Baltimore
tOr ph.Iadel0ila- .eyv Vo-g and fhs
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FOR REHT--FuRNIsHED ROOMS.


menus, ----.l- .l' ,l ST.. "-- ag.---,
FOR RENT Comfortable second STORY room
furnished -as AND heats also hgscuauI ara-
' ana r.h '..-..-- .-.i '''-...
r,,p f,r-,.r .r....
a.. f,--..i.t .- -. ~ .t -
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tb& na\I-iTu s1I.1 franr connecting rooms,
VIII T.u- ssu-r Hr together. l"l l SO. ur-
-5' l-tH ST. NH---Ig"Ht- and -.as.r ve..
.e.... bright r""Hs, also au'arn.-"ea I''las-
''i---
FOR HENE-E0.ue. .I.Jf and $40 HHr.. ..H
l.l. room -25 .I -,- rU- -.Iz.t.
FOR BENT-Bareau: part oi fm.l.I house.
1850 -ll s.- uw. u.T-.at
Fr8 EENr- Second .-.-r furnished 4nH rr.r.
-t.rs rr,lg Furnished .r.ut rooms. a5tn Ul.L.
ta PERSONS using .r stoves -.t Eye st n"-
a.i-l
FOR KENT-Teo ro.m. n1FI0. complete .ur
He.t aaa-eEe,p ping el H ..- car .n.- .'ta ..
-.-..- no. - - -.
l'h hhN ''.'i...'- '-''sa -' "ft
OK trN ~ 'rl.-.... OF .n. ..'.5a'- .-.s pr
-.-t..a- r.-r r.g I-.I - r.-E s rv
drIIgt
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Splendid Homc in North Caroina Ave

VERY DESIRABLE two story and large
cellar lag.Uiut.u brick dwelling io t..st 81.
EoH Of Capitol iuu. near Gu ST. &c.. and tV8
car inrs. containing sis large rooms and bath.
zual.szel yard, 4veusr. 100 feet wide. so feet
oi parking ONLY $500.
Bargain in A Street Northeast,
Near .th st., and tro car lines Wou built
modern tv1 story and cellar bay-vindow brick
dwelling. containing eight large rooms. lot
-,Al''. 90 aD-ioot alley. PRICE LOW AT 81. s0J.
JOSEPH T. WELLER.
Honest Dealing iu Realty
lei D. 500 No. JU2 r 81. NV.
Jc--tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


rrr-r., ,,..,,--,--
nELF All lEl)--MALL-
.
''. '.. solicitors. sag ..a
''-..N STEAM LA. Nbhhr
..- 80 -.N DIV. t.I-..
NfNIaU-II..-.Har ... r.ra.. family u.
.-r. carriage. -... salary, 100. Now S... ave.
NhNIEU-N .n. r..r .-... ..rrfrr .- Dor
H.... ... r.I..I. u.r... r.H N.. York ayr
ra
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.".r.. H. l- HaIt on rH.e
..r..
N' young HI0 3. "".s around
..r " .''.- preferred.
.- .-' .- 81 t..-t
WANTED A. un0. young mlu -l la ea-..t-
Ing. a.aa. ar. commission. Address B1N
., ..
WkNTru-Ur-t.r .f-.... ..r.. ,-f.- ..,.rf ..-
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BIRDS, DOGS, Ere

FOR sALE-t.r. Pol. ,. .er.e rrr-
fish. Also rTu1rir7 from -1 Ed ,....--r
SCHMD's EMPORIUM or PETS. -fz rf.h -t.
Nv LJzJt
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BRADBURY FACTORY wARERooMs,


I FOR sAiE-At once. leaving city walnut bed
. room suites. elI- ula bedroom suites. -I2 uu
I one hungarian ash suite, COST >,uU viii ~
I fog os1i ugN seat diners. 81 cost 10 BID. .cathe
. dining chairs. s., mahogany bookcases. so
. worth 7o75 "ararnncs. china closets. felt and
z Halr naftr-s-,-. iron and brass beds 81 t8 SI5
. Ntafler.. aah haN -rtr mahogany des.s uu
slc cabinets. and man.. handsome and ,aIuaaI.
lir"'r. music uur- clocks. ancient WeJ4lu-.
q etc., price positively no object. must -.fI ID
4 sAlNAN, f-F 3th So. uw. dsu-8t
FOR sALE-A Century steam automobile.
sTef sar-aiu- For particulars apply 10 O..
bELl- %, 81 ST. NV Price, $500. dell-st
/ FOR sALE-Toys. tree ornaments: che4p. Ton
/ ge.l. twice. cog 80 ST. NV deII-3t
fO8 ~aLE-Guiur and case. nearly now. s..
Netless boA 4.l, this Office drII-8t
/ FOR sALE-Frrniturc of aII Kind. also one aas
organ save money. FRIES 81 CO., f09 10Th
81. uU- del1-gt
FOR SALE-Blr fixtures. large mirrors and
counter. complete, 10 glk; built 20 order.
hits q CO.. 500 10Th ST. N.Y. Phone 9ls-Y.
FUH sALE-STuVESr STGVTSI-tU Kinds D.,
stoves. most a.l sizes Of Stoves save your.
money. FRIES 81 60, lo9 10Th ST., next door
gas Office deII-st
FOR sALE-FIuc over strung square piano:
home ls uot complete without a good piano.
tRiES N CO., 600 ir,b St. HE- deil-st
FoR sALE-Rrisht pug puppy. Address BOX
4'l His Office. deiIat
WANTED-At sINCLAIR'S. os8 ia. ave-. fur
ul.rre- rnA top assas, stocks of croca-ie..
auction ~-..s tuesdays and Thursdays. daIIst
FOR sAlE-GooI square Bradbury piano. sz5.
--7 -i' b. se dllIa-
FOR sME-Upr.sht piano. cheap for cash.
le-I If.l So. daI3.t
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WtNTrn-rhr.e good eI.t. e.ra. Girl. Apply
GO EEHIII IUJ So U.f...
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


HELP WANTED-FENAJF
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WAETED-BICYCLEs.

HAFE YOU second hand vhecI to a,lg send
So o. G.. T HUNTER llB PuayIgaufa ave.
The Washington times., 1902-12-12

NANTED-Bt p-h. letter carrier q Situation
writing -r addressing envelopes; IaYc plenty
sHlf tna, ODD good ueluIu. FRANK E-
REED station B. tifv
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STORAGE

EuHtaE -se Irad UNITED STATES -r0R
ACE DH.. i.0 IOh st. uU daI..G.
The Washington times., 1902-12-12
ohMNoM q suMMERs-

REAL ESTATE LOANS. INSURANCE.
Ii1l b >-- n. N- 'Ph.ua. Nan Zs11
We wiz build you @ H1me i1
Sherwood, Additi.nLo .rookland
The Washington times., 1902-12-12

MANTEfl-pisiu sewing ard slirt WmdiU~ done
lCa Mss FLORENCE. --I Vermont ave-
deI1at
The Washington times., 1902-12-12

.wAETED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES
WANrED-TClus 90 haul coal s utgH e.
koNo. Goal end t.rrUood. 2I5 F1o-i1l ave. nc.
ds8-u
The Washington times., 1902-12-12

Must De seen 90 lc appreciated. lots at
any price and terms t1 suit Cali or write
pleasure to take you out
The Washington times., 1902-12-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WtNTED-A place as or-auist in Metho5is- or
BapGs- church. CaU 90 Zl25 I1th So. nU.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LIVE

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK -SOJTHANFTON-LOND0N.
81 Paul Dec. 10. Do ann. paiTa. Dee 80. no s.ul.
81 louis. Dec. 20, In a.u. 81 Pa1LTlu. g.. IJ a.m.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW ERp-phpfS
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INTEENATIONA NAVIGATION COMPANY.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-05

How Are Your Ridneysg
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills all kidney Ills Sam
ple free Add Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or N. Y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-05

Subs ribe for the Argus.