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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R,

Schedule IN effect November y, 1901.
Leave Washington. New jersey Ave and c ST.
Chicag0 and Northwest, 1896 a. ~ $50 p H.
Cincinnati. St. Louis. and Louisville. 1905
a. m- FS-45 D. m. -I-lG night.
Pltts5ulgs 'lo-45 a. m, $50 p n ard 100
night
Cleveland. sG0.l5 q. M. and 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling, ESQ r. m
Wiachcster, Is a. m, ..3.45. and $50 P II
Annapolis. a57.I5. $50 ISIS. HISS a. n.
s5-55 p N
FredsrieE, is.s5. 1900. .I5.s5 a. m. sI;l5
..i-S). ard SD P. m
Hasers,owu, 1855 g. N. and $50 p. r.
Boyd and way pniats. SIS. ss9sO0 a. m, 81 IS
..4-s0. $50. '-i0-Ij. u 50 D. M
Glithersh-rg and way points SIS. $500 a.
H. 40 +-lI5. 800. 49, $500. $50.
I.s-05. $50. "-lO-15. .Ill-30 p n
Washington Junction and way points. SIS
$500 a. m, --l-l5 i.i-50- $50 p n
Baltimore. week DAYS. x3.O0. 500. $50. K 90
X1-15, $50 SIS. N9-So. Zf0-o0. I1-55 A. IA,
Xl2-34 noon NI-S5. 1850. Xi:00. Kf-30 ass
x5-05. X5-55 E5-23 $50. Ks 90. Nl0-OO. XII 30
III -S5 D. IN. Sundays. I3-0o. x1-05. 17-I5. $50
Ks 35. ESQ. xS-O0. xI0-O0. 30 zI1.35 p. m
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
AT trains Illuminated with PIntsch light
Baltimore Philadelphia. New York Boston and
the East 800, '5.05 (Diner). $50 (BuEet).
sss.0J Diner. 1880 Diner a m, sl3-30
tBudct). +5-G5 (Diner), $500 and aII-3o p. II
(SleepiaE Car open az 1900 o'clock.
Pullman Cars On all day trains
Atlantic City. $50 noon
-Daily. Except sunday. Sunday only.
Express trains
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotels and
residences By Union Transfer Co. or orders LEFT
at ticket 0hices, 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue Forth
Nssr. Nov York avenue and Fifteenth Street and
al s-aJIoa-
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.
RAILROADS.

From Station. Pennsylvania ave and 1874 St
In eject November /, 1901.
For heEandriF-h eek days 6-Se. 7-0i. 50
600, SO, $50. 9-25. 1000 l0.25. 100. ll:s0
a. m d; Nl2 ;05 l2-a0 l2.s5 90, Is. 200, go
1S-0r 800, 3.59. x4.I4, 4.23. 4.5f. SOS. Ks -
go sos $50 700. 49, 500, s-l5 $50. l0.l5,
ll:e0. lI.59 p. m.
sundays-7:45. 600. s:s5. 1880. 100. 1870 a
m; y 90 noon; 1880 100. $50 200. $50. 300.
$50. 100 $50. 500. $50, Goo 6.30 700, go.
500 s.45 $50 lO.l5. ~ 90 n 80 p m
For Mount Fern0u-Week DAYS: C,9o 500,
1900 ID 90 a. M. Xl2-O5 XI -0j. 200 E3.O2,
x4:H. x5-22, 200. $50 D. m
Hundays-9;00 a. m. 100 noon, 100 4s00,
$50. 700. 9,3O p. m.
For Arlington and Aqucduct Bridye--Week
DAYS: 6.50. 7-3E ESQ. 500. s.29. s-59. g-25,
t9;e9 l.00 a. m. sI2.O5. $3.50. rI2.i5. l-05.
Us, 200. 80. SOP. $50 S-J9 '4-Ss. 'ss5f.
30 sos G-20 800. 90 D. m.
eCNDAAS-4-t5, 900. 9;45, 1850 II 90,
~; 80 a NJ 1900 noon. 'l2=s8 90. $50. 200
ESQ. 500. $50. 400. $50. 500, $50,
500. ESQ, 90. @5-2O 500 p. m
I Express 30 Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
}. COLvIN, Superintendent
O. z ABBOT. President.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to 1IarcA Is. 1909.
Tin. I.rr. Inn p..--...-I----.. So.


Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
ssoI a. n Daily. Local Tor Hzrrisonbu-E. War
rentou, Charlotte and way stations
l0-3i a. m Daily " Washington. Richmond and
Florida Limited First-cl1zs coach and dra uina-
room sleeper to jacksonville Dining car ssrvice
lL-l9 a. m- Daily JrItei States Fast Nail.
tir2t-cl2ss COACHES and Lrlullg--oom slccper u
New Orleans. Dining car service.
u.sl a. n Daily Local ior Warrentoa and
Charlottesville
8-0l ?. "a Week Dag,- local for Harrison
burg and way stations on Nl-assas branch
sd p NJ Daily Local for Wa-reutoa and
CL1riuttesgIile-
6.s5 p m Week DAVIS The sou,he-u-s palm
Limited All Pullru1I train. SeE YORK and
hash5n-t ton. 20 Aiken. AUGUSTA and St kuz1s-
tine. Pa. composed Of cIub. compartment
drawing Tooms AID observation cars Dining car
service.
go p m Daily Washia-ton and Chattznoo9s
Limited tvi1 Lynch1-rgJ- flrst-ci1ss coach and
sleeping car to Roanoke. Knoxville, ChatlanooEa
and Memphis sleeper % New Or-eans- DiainS
car se-viec-
go p m Daily. View YORK and Atlanta Ex-
press. First-Class coach and sleeper 10 Atlanta
Mondays, Wedneslays and Fridays, Sunset Routs
Tourist sleeper Washington 10 san Fra1c-scO.
Pullman buffet reryioe.
s-55 p M Daily New YORK and FIo-id1 Ex-
pres Eirst-cl1ss coach and sleeper % savannah.
Jacksonville and Port Tampa. sleeper % sum
vile. Ca. and connection for Aiken Diniag ca-
service
1875 p. n Daily. Washington and Southwest
crn Limited AT Pullman tram, club and ohser-
walton cars 20 Atlanta sud Macon, siee1e-s to
Nashville. Atlanta. Macon Memphis. New Orleans
Daily. except Saturday, % Pinehurst, \. C.. Din
ing car serVisc-
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
800 p n. DAnY-Cincinnau and st. louis
SSpeC-1I->olid train Tor Cincinnati Pullman
S!eepefs 10 Cincinnati, Lexington. Louisville Ia
annapolis, end 81. Louis without cIange. Con
ne T ion tor llrVInia Hot Springs. DininE car.
i1tior cars Cincinnati 90 chicago.
H-l0 p. II. DAILY r. n. Limited solid
uain Tor Cincinnati Pullman Sleepe-s 10 Cinci1-
al lexington, and Louisville. without ctsnge-
impairment sleeper % Virginia Hot SDri6Vs
geliy. except Sunday Dining car sIoo.c-s
Cincinnati % Chicago and 81. To-is
I9.3l A. N. except SUNDAY-WasbiBoto
and Od Point Special. Less than ~ b0U- -,
20 Ola POINT Comfort via Richmond Orlv an
reservation and tickets at Chesaprske and Ohio
S'l.-e9s olS rennstivania Avenue, 500 Ifth street
IeaT = and az the station TeIephone an Wsic
1871 ios fenisy lyania Railroad CAB Servicp
T.,.-,,, Il W FULLER.
Telephone Main lo66 Gen. Passenger Acne
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington, Penna- r. r. Station.
1920 A. a. SEABuARD FAST MAIL-TLroush
DAILY. Puli.uEL Sieepers 70 Jacks5usiils
connecting AZ Hamlet wiki Pull
ran sleeper 70 Atlanta
700 p. NJ FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIAITED-SOlid train 10 ST. Aus
guStine- Pullman Drawing Room. C0mpart-
uent. Observation. and Dining Cars. also full-
nan Sleeper % Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper Tues
DAYS, Thursdays. and Saturday. % Socthern Pines
tPIueLurst)
These trains Offer excellent schedules and service
90 Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines fP5ae-
burst). Camden. Columbia. savannah, Jackson
vile. ard al FiOridl points Charlotte Athens
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga Nashville,
points West and Southwest
$3.50 A. NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY. southern Pines CPinch-rst) Ham
let. and intermediate points
Once. 1921 PeuEa ave
r. F. L. BUNCH W H DOLL.
General Pass. AGENT General AGENT.
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FOR sALE-SToRE AND DWELLINGS

FOR RENT-Nice store: seven-rccu1 house. good
business corner. go X 50. ne. e1-5
FOR SALE-At great deal less than cost store
and dwelling. "A ST.. near + ST. sg.. seven ro0rs:
modern improvement: lot about a0xl00 ieat. 70
alley; price, $3.50 LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. g30
ST. NV eSE
FOR SALE OR EKCHANGE-Store and dwelling.
corner 10th and St. Sc seven rooms modern
Improvements. offer yantsA LOUIS r. SHOE
MAKER go r ST. nv. e5-S
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

Or SALE-Prcttv bus brick. rooms. rs 10th
:, near Lincoln Park; large yard; less than cost
! p. METCALF 1905 ST. mos
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LOST.

LOST.
LO>f-Suudly evening, gold fob chain ar Fritz
Reuters az ST. and Pennsylvania ave. Reward
IL returned 90 EDGAR BAUM. 2O06 7th 81. nv.
CI
OSf-Saturdly. HboU. p. m, lady's gun metal
watch, near the post0fice "a Brookland. ID. g.
suitable reWord 81 returned % 7ol san st. nv. Il
SrKsYED-trom To- ID 81. ne. Friday. scotch
terrier pup. female. brown mos
Lps1 April ,. brown spotted fox terrier,
wearing tag No 800 Return % 100 Q ST.; lib
e-sl reward GA
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FOUND.

FOINb-At Laccy's. r.ust modern ice cream fac
tory ia America delicious chocolates, vanilla and
alaUbery ice cream. made from the fruit. not
The acid; 90 per gallon. Also Laccy's special.
.ee per gallon ~tice. CO.. Nes York Ave Phone
Aslu DIS. dcIOu
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WAREHOUSES AND VEHICLES.

" AAttD-io lire. for one month. r1nsiout aud
ll0rse, by responsible 11rty- sta.c tc7.r Aides
boz 900 ihis ohlce. ms
MAN1ED-A C4nopy-lo5 surreg. In Gf-i-claas con
clifton; slightly used Addrzs BOX IC5, thi- Of
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wAETED-Rooms AND BOARD.

WANTED-In Auacostia. u5ar Runert Homo
room. With board. by man uad giie one cbiId
A1dress ,slI Bushtwood ave mos
MAATED-By young married lady. board in fine
country; private family preferred. Address BOX
$50 this Office 80
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WANTED-AGENTS.

Al,SNT>-sl0 daily, introducing our brilliant
gaslght burners, flmilies. business houses.
banks churches, private and public buildings
luy ~ siEuti tne5e burner are what the people
are looking Tor they do not require a Chin
ney 60 break) or wick 20 trim. and make no
smoke OF drti ~ any coal oil lamp without
expense tronbie, and prodlce The best. cheap
est, and cleanat light: IL is a great money
maker Tor agents; 200 pc. cent pr0ht: write a
once and get % work right away sample free.
ID2s-cod emo
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TRATvs ~ BLrFNoNr RRNNcH-

Leave Washington 9-0I A. m daily. zoo 2 n
and s-49 p M week Gays, and 6-Z5 p n Sun
DAYS only for Bluen01t. and IS p m and 6-25
p week days. and ll-aG p M theatre train.
Mondays, edacsdays and Saturdays, for Lees
borg
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-By a neat. reliable woman washing
To take home or out D. day. address BOX 400,
this Office. cI
WANTED-By woman work OF any kind. Can
90 9Th st. nv. 81
NANTED-By colored girl. place 10 work dur
Ing the forenoon. g2l 4th ST. NV. cI
MANTED-By white widow a place rs working
h0usekeopeT; wages - a week: no boarding
house. Address BOX 80. this office. cI
WANTED-By fr,t-class laundrcss, washing to
take home. 1919 Sl2 o. nv el2
WANTED-By neat coIorcd girl. general work o.
chamber work. 81 II st. ne. 81
WANTED-General h0useForE, white: salary SO
MRS HAM, f57 81. uq. mI
WANTED-Seuiug i1 families; al kinds beau
uiuIiy done. - q week; Tciesenges- Address BOX
4s9. this Office. me-
WANTED-Situation by two good cooks chamber
maids nurses. Addres 1852 Ilth st. MI
WANTED-By lady. position As attendant with
physician or dentist, 10 years experience: best
reference. Address BOX 40. this Office. MOS
WANTED-Bv hrst-class dTessu4ker. sowing 10
take home; terms moderate. Address I7OI 9th st.
NV. rn5-g
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-Singing causrios. parrots. cats dogs,
rabbits. guinea pigs. fancy Foaitr1. pea-fosis
Goldtahes. incuLatOrs. etc SCHMtD'S BIRD
STORE 7l2 18th -. EW. ul2-d
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IT'S JUST Satisfactory printing; 900
cards, billheadg. envelope $50 HAYS, So L
r. Fn---
WtNTED-tf ..sH .aad traselins trunks.
Auri,@ i..fA ..-Dr- mi
WANTED-24a- bicycle. good condition. 81
down, 81 week 40 % st- me- MOS
WANTED-Typcarilc repairing: estimate, accur-
atcly accurate. work thoroughly thorough. n. o.
GOsORN. 1905 St. Phone 1872. mos
WANTED Furniture; contents Of houses bought:
also store and Office fixture FRIES UOP-
WOOD, s,h and X sls. rcirPhcu-, Main
Z3J52 MOS
WANTED-A secondhand bicycle in good re-
pair cheap, describe. Address Bon 452. this
office. mos
wANTED-Old gold. silver: geld dollars. Sl25
up; pawn tickets bought LOUIS ABRAHRN'S
s8s 9Th 81. NV. arj-tf
WANTED-Furuituc o.; aii kinds; contents Of
houses and fats d. NOTES. SOB ia. ave. mss
WANTED-200 people to try the best -. dinner
IN the city Of Washington a. the EEAILWORTH
CAFE 1907 Pennsylvania ave. e3-7
WANTED-Highest cash price paid for Isdies'
and genH esst-on clothing. Address postal, VIII
call r. TAHsIiES. lSCs 5th a.. nv. cioJO
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingJOu 5-42 a. M. 6-52 o. M, T-35 A. n lois
a. m dairy, except Mondays eco D. n 900
p M, and $50 D. n daily LEGAL trains from
Harrisolburg. ll-ST m week DAYS ana
$50 p m daily From Charlottesville SIS
q. NJ and $40 ?. m daily.
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and detailed
information can BE had at ticket ofBces 7a5 l5-h
ST., 81 Pennsylvania Avenue. and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through from hotela
and residences
Phone Main lsI P. R. r. Cab Service
G. n. ACkERT. General Manage.
s T. HARDHICa. General Pass'r Agent
L s. BROWN, General Agent
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WANTED Agents; women 10 canvass for BIehI's
German Vegetable Healing skin Preserving soaps
containing 10 animal fats; recommended by best
ooctous csefFwherc- Call al 9th a. nw. moe
NAN1ED-Agents: 500 month: new patent ar
Ncie. Eri!s 10 al merchants. {. klNG. Mt
vernon Hotel. 2ls John MARSHALL Place Ia6-2
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WAATED-l0uHg people who are short n money
but long % brains 90 take our course ir short
hand. We viii get such persons positions as
soon as they complete our course, an paw their
board until Uc DO. WOODS COMMERCIAL COL.
LEGE, 81 East Capitol So. mos
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WANTED-White man ard wife on farm. near
city; pleasant home Tor tU0 honest persons; $40
each per month For particulars call ll57 Park
Place nC., p. ID. ms
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN knowing Of prospect
I've purchasers for real estate in the northwest
sold on easy terms. viii find Il profitable 20
address BOX lgl, this Office nih22-30t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Young white medical student needs
funds 20 enable him 90 continue his study: vile
ing 90 work a. anything ior small salary: refer
encc given Address STUDENT bon 4g5. this
office. a.
WANTED BY neat coIorad boy place as cle-
vator runner. porter oil bell boy good reference.
1907 gth st. Nv. mr.
WANTED-Bv a c1Iored man. place az fr-t-el45s
cook iu A cafe, reference. Address - Defrras
ST. u~. mT-Z
MANTED-By Young man. with some experience
AZ caTpentcring and painting, work with con-
uactiug csrreutcr or painter. Address BOX AZ,
ibis ofHee. u6-2
WANTED-Wiu give so o. anyone who viii se-
cure me Government position az SO month Adj
dress BOZ f61 this Office moo
WANTED-By an experienced bo0kkeeper and all
round Office man. situation. Address BOX 4Gi,
this Office 90
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FOR REET-HOUSES.

FOR lighthouses
FOR RENT-72s 5th st. NV; 10 rooms ana hath;
IS m5-5
FOR RENT-Furnishcd. ten-rOOm airy house. for
summer Columbia Heights: adults aiIl beard
part Oi the time L desired. Address BOX 46l
this Office e53
FOR REST-T rooms and bath: hot and cold
water; gas large yard; side and re1r alley;
central location Northwest; possession Nav l.
Address BOX AS. this Office. m5-3
FOR RENT-A nice house. rooms aud blth.
Sl4-50. 5ll ( 81. ne. ms
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wANTED-Tcn energetic ladies to secure mem
bers for thc Worlds Musical Associariun:'' SIX
hours per day. salary, $50 per week. r. A.
DIN>NORE. c--3
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WANTED Niddlc-agcd coIored woman TO cook,
wash, and iron at Si2 per month"; at McDON-
AIDS ISl sth 81. So. e7-2
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WANTED Dung man. white or colored, care for
horse and deliver orders. Grocery, sol Maryland
ave 81
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

yANrED-ceut's bicycle. low frame Address
BOX as. this Office. mos
WANTED-Gcnts logy frame wheel; uIst be
cheap. Aires BOX l53, this Office m5-3
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MISCELLANEOUS
BAD BILLS Collected. or no charge II. u.
GORDON, Lawyer. 6I5 Nth ST. nv ME-
TRUNK REPAIRING At your residence. SOC up.
send postal go 9th ST. NV. mos
DANCING PROF CALDwELL's ACADEMY, SO
G. 81. nv; Monday Thursday. and saturday
evening; private lessons given al appointed hours.
eos
MRS. l. JOHNSON-Chair Gaming send postal
8jj h IT. NV mos
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED. 81 HELBIG'S
M,SlC STORE, l5i2 5th 81. spj-lm
FOR sALE-No auction sale ever offered such
bargain opportunities as our clearing sale Of
square pianos. think Of buying a Chickerng
piano low s35 81 weekly payments and
other makes at equally low fgUpes. r. G.. SMITH,
1926 Pa. ave. ap3-t
FULL DRESS SUITS lor hire, one dollar. JULIUS
COHEN. llOl 9TH NV. e5-d
WILLIAMS % BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought and Sold also BOOK linding In all its
branches SIS st. nv eSO-tf
FOR RENT OR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT OR SALE Seabrook Station. Prince
George Co, Md. Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road store siK-TOOm house. one twenty
farm b. +. BiNNlA, Dyer's Mill, 18th and c
Sta nv eI6
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MANrED-A strong woman TO do homework,
wag,s. Sl0. lIo6 L Sc. NV. Ell
WANTED Woman TO cook, wash, and clean.
I7Iq Madison ST. NV. cI
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WANTEn-An experienced hand 90 work with
dressuaker. steady work. 3ll8 N st. el
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WANTED-HOUSES
WANTED->m3U suburban residence convenient
10 car line. AddTcss Bon ls5 this Office. mos
WANTED am having numerous enquiries every
oay for medium priced houses. northeast and
southeast II yoa have any you desire % place
on the market ] can sell them. JOSEPH j.
RICHARDS. Columbian Building. ms-T
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These rests. in the marshes are at
least three miles anart. and are the
only places the birds can light on. save
or q reed. and they come TO the cross
poles in large numbers
Mr.. Field must necessarily pursue
soms set method i'm shooting would
hardly call 1t hunting-in the marshes.
He never visits the same pole twice in
enc week. He has six of them and the
birds never fly TO the same pole twice
iu the same week. whether it is be-
cause some Of the unlucky flock Of the
day before are a warning to the others
or not Mr.. Field oalLot say. but ne mas
grown 50 accustomed 20 watching that
he can pretty nearly tell on what pole
the birds will alisht in the morning.
There are certain nooks OF bi-ds that
flutter over the marshes. and these Mr.
Field watches with all the interest that
Euphemia cvinced for the pelicans, only
for vastly different reasons
To sit and wait in marshy land in a
blind Of cattails isn't very pleasant.
and when flock O. blackhirds settles
down Mt. Field SAYS he has great diff
dculty i'm depressing q sigh OF relief. no
matter how cold blCodod it may sound.
for by this time his feet are a little
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fair. used to attract the eye Of the bird.
The instant the BID pecks at the bug"
the traps springs. Here the little fell
low must suffer until the bird shooter
comes to put him out OF his misery.
Sometimes in the spring little yell
low bird flies into this trap. some-
times a woodcock. for they are not so
wary but that they are caught this
way, but the woodcoeks are very rare,
and when Mr.. Field catches one ne re-
joices. as the feathers sell well.
Does Not Work on Sunday.
In this way, summer and winter. saws
on Sundays. and on that day the birds
are protected by law, Mr. Field shoots
the innocent little creatures, and all for
vanity vanity and women. and when
you say TO him that. il he did not shoot
and provide the feathers. women would
not wear them. he shakes his head. and
says:
you cannot fool me that way.
tell you what. If one did not shoot the
birds for the women. 1 believe they
would shoot them themselves, and one
could not see a woman do that just to
satisfy her vanity"
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cold and his pipe gone out and refuses
TO comfort him.
He uses a shotgun altogether. In this
way he is enabled 70 shoot a number OF
birds with a single shot. The birds set
tie down on the cross, one by one, but
not until they are all resting does he
FIRE. and then il is with marked effect.
and as the wounded fan he retrieves
them himself. as he does not like TO hunt
with a dog
lie tries to wound. not to kill. for to
wound means a shot in the leg or wing
with him, and q very little muulation Of
the dainty little body. while 20 kin.
means a Kidding more or less OF the
skin and a pecuniary loss to him. as
whole skin always brings more than a
mUtilated one.
When be rows down a branch OF the
river in the early morning De very Of
ten picks a bird here and there There
is a short post that was at some time
driven into the swamp and @t@-n bird
or two sometimes alight. this Mr. Field
always keeps his weather eye on as he
nesrs 10. and Invariably catches a little
b ack-wingcd fellow perching on 10 When
he does. up come the oars. there is a re-
port. and a dead bird is the result.
The Washington times., 1902-12-28
BY KATE THYSON MARI

10 make public exhibitions OF themS
selves bv aping a mans prerogatives
and debasing for the sake OF notOriety
all that is most Iovable in the true
womanly woman's nature.
have never yet heard a man express
himself I'm favor Of woman's afhliation
with these Iatter-day organizations, but
I have and do know many who are heart
broken over the baIeful influence Of such
an infatuation as wives entertain for
the so-called woman's progress 20 the
sacrifice Of home and all that should be
most sacred TO the heart and mind OF
true woman.
A woman who becomes absorbed in her
clubs and other attractions outside Of
home, essays more than she is able to
physically endure, and in time is re-
duced TO nervous wreckage akin Ia
prosuation.
Home duties. nc matter how exactius
or pregnant with care. are natures dow
er TO the woman. but the narrowing OF
self-imposed obligations CLEANED from
the outside world inoculates a woman
with a sense Of busting Importance that
causes her to dcteTi0rate. The argu-
ment that a woman's mind is broadened
by association with other women through
the interchange Of ideas. is a mistake.
woman's mind is not brOadened. but
by imbibing from others she Institutes
a long drawn-out series Of comparisons
between her own lot and the lot Of 9TH
ers, and from contrasts and comparisons
terminate the spirit Of discomfort a
woman who had before been perfectly
satisfied in her home and found delight
in fashioning her 0aby's belongings,
after few visits 10 her woman friends
club fancies herself horribly abused be-
cause she has not the time 10 devote 20
the PRONUNCIATION OF ideas that spr0ut in
her foolish little head after few cub
NEGOTIATIONS. when that Same small
head has never before been equal 10 the
strain Of one original conception.
Women's clubs should be more prep
erly called schools for scandals. and II
sou are purveyor of gossip shop Gu
rios. antiques. and otherwise. where old
family skeletons are dug up, riveted,
elaborated decorated, picked clean,
soued with mud. turned and exposed 10
every shade and shadow OF good ana bad
lights. there Is no place where tbs fad
can be more copiously srenuously in
dulgod than In the eonclayes devoted 10
the so-caIed wolnan's progress.