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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-01

Harmony Club gave a ball Thursday
night in NcBurney's Hall In honor of Miss
Jesse siren, Of Baltimore, and Miss Mens
Kaufman, Of Birmingham, Ala. After the
BALI the party were rendered a supper at
the ConcoTJia Hotel
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AIR Line ~.

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington. Psnna- R. r. Statior-
t.Of M SEABOARD FAST MAIL-ThE0uEA
DAILY Pullman sleepers TO Jackso1sllla.
connecting az Hamlet with Pui.-
man Sleeper to Atlanta
z-Oo p A. FLA AND MErROPOIIfAN
hail Y LIMITED-Solid iran e S. Az
giislins Pullman, Drawing Room CoulI-rI-
T1ent Observation. and Dining Cans also Rtil-
man Sleeper % Atlanta Pullman Sleeper E9ss-
DAYS. Thursdays, and Saturdays % southern Flnes
(Pluehurst.)
These trains o6sr excellent schedules and SERIES
70 Petersburg. Raleigh. southern Pines SFSle-
hurst) Camden Columbis, savannah, 5acksoa-
yiIle and al Florida poirtS Charlotts, Athens
Atlanta New OrleznS ChattaBOoEs. kazayilis.
uoints West and Southwest
AsSO A. NJ. LOcAL-I0 Petersburg, Raleigh,
6AIEX, Southern Pines (Pirehurst). H n
let and intermediate points-
Ofica IAN Psnna- ave rs--
R. P l. BUNCH " n. DOLL
GsoeraI Pas, Agent GenerRl AEenk-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-01

The literary department of the Epworth
League Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South last night held their literary meet
ing, which vas postponed from last Friday
night The meeting was held in the lee
ture room OF that church. which was pref
THY decorated for the occasion, and there
was large attendance present. A num-
Der Of members OF the league made brief
addresses on the parallels Of the Bible.
Solos were rendered by Miss Rebecca
Polar and Mr.. Keunith ogden.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-01

Tho two. SOys -Shadrach Jackson. col
oreE who we're burned TO death last
Wednesday. night were buried yesterday.
The funeral services were held at Zion
Church. Contributions are being raised
for the benefit OF Jackson. whose house
was burned and who lost all his belong
ings.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By respectable coIored ran. work Of
any kind; refereuces address 800 Bland court
NV. mi
WANTED-By "a colored man, position as porter
in drug stO-e,-Eith- 8 10 year, experience IN
soda water: good references. Address I7l2 18th
q. nv. -L--- ml-2t
WANTED-PIaee az driver. housemau or kitchen
man 100 sthNst. nv. nj
WANTED-By young man with experience. po-
sttiou IN grocery and provision market; good
meat cutter: also experience IN shipping and
delivery; best references ---dress BOX $50, this
Office. e2s-2
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SOUTHERN RY.

Schedule corrected TO January IA lao2
Trains leave from Pennsy lyania stzlion-
s-Ol T. n Daily Local for HzrrisonbuTs. Var
renton, Charlotte and way stRtions-
I0-5l a. Daily Washington. Richmond I'D
Florida Limited F1rst-eiass coach and drawing
room sleeper 20 Jacksonville Dining service
I.I5 g. n Daily. United States Fast Nail
Fi-ss-class coaches and drawIng-room sleeper e
New Orleans Dining car service
u:G a n Daily. Local fer Warrentoa and
9-G D n week Days. Local for Bsrrisoa-
burg and way stations on Manassas branch.
$50 p n Daily Local FOR Wa-Fentsn and
as ?. n Week days The southerE's PaIa
Limited All Pullman train. Nev fork ard
WashinEtou % AIKEN, Augusta and s. AugIr-
tine Fla composed o. club. cons arrr1encs
drawing room. and observation cars Dining car
SO =. n Daily. Washington and CAattanossa
Limited (via Lyuchburg)- tirst-ctsss coach and
sleeping car to Roanoke, KHoxviile. Chattzh0u-st
and Memphis sleeper 20 New Orleans DIn1ls
SO ,. n. Daily New YORK and Atlanta E1-
nrcsz Firat-class coach and sleeper q Aflaatas
Nondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset RCuta
Tourist sleeper Washington % san Francisco.
s-5s q = Daiir. New York and FIorida ~
pres First-elaSs coach and sleeper 20 SsEEnnzh-
facksonville. and Port Tampa sleeper % sum
Vile Ca. and eoHRection for Aiken Dining car
SeEyise- ~ vr--,.s--.-- s--..s--..l
crn Limited All Pullman train, club snd ohser-
walton cara 20 Atlanta and Macon: seepe-s Is
Nashville Atlanta. Macon Memphis NCW 0ricans
Tri-weckiy 20 Piuehuzst, \. c.. Mondays We'd
nesdays and Fridays Dlling car service
TRAINS on. BLUEMONr BRANCH
Leave Washington s.ol - n daily, 100 P n.
ass D. N. and as p m week dags, and 6-25 2
N SUNDAYS only for Blusmont. and SIS p n
week dave. and II $40 p r., theatre train. Aoa-
cays, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Lees5urg-
Through trains from the South arrive WASH
ington 20 a. m. $50 A. n. IS a. m. l0-li
n daily, except Mondays goo ?. m, 8.03
D. N and $50 ?. N. daily. Local trains irOu
Harrisonburg, -97 a. week days and
p.4O D. m daily Prom Charlottesville S Is
a. n and $50 p daily.
Tickets sleeping car reservations, and Detailed
Information can be had al ticket OEices. 100 lisa
St. 5Il Pennsylvania Avenue. and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through from h5te-a
and residences
'Paone Main l4u. p. r. R. Cab Service
FRANK :. CANNON. Sd v P and Gen Msr.
s. Il HARDWICh- General Pass'r Age
L BROWN General Arrnr
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During the month Of February the clerk
CT the Corporation Court recorded forty
two deeds and issued thirty-six marriage
Icenses-twenty-sev TO white and nine
TO 'colored persons.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGEAIS-hen and women 20 canvas a ready
seller; splendid commission. at ~ 10Th ct. NV
ca. Al oDee. mis-
pRoFITABlE WORK offered agents in even town
70 secure ssbSoipitons 10 The Ladies Home
Journal" and The Saturday Evening Post"
We want agents who viii work Thoroughly and
with. kusinSF sJ1tsm 70 cover each section with
our AlnstUtec little booklets and other adver-
dsink matter ard q look sharply after renew
ols fem elc s9bscribeH- The pay Is first rate.
ard at the end q the SO go viii be given
tbs best workers as extra prizes for good work
HoY well goHo Of our ageut6 have succeeded Is
ted in little beckett would like % send
you-pSrchits Of some OF our beat agents with
the story u how they made D. pay. TIE CURTIS
FULFILLING COMPANY. Philadelphia. Pa
decz5-fst
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John sinus was yesterday fined s.
in the Police Court with the alternative
OF spending twenty days on the chain
gaug, On the charge Of being drunk and
disOrderly.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-01

John Maston was taken ill while az
work at the city gas works Thursday. He
Wss sent e the AIexll dria hospital Tor
treatment.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- livery day IN TIE year fog Norfolk. Hsv-
- port News. and all posnts Soutts By the
superb. powerful uteeI pa1aoe steamers
- Newport Newz." Norfolk" and .-W ash
- sngton.' on the foilowing sched1iec
". Washington. 68o pm ". Pofzsm0Irh-5 s. 90 pm
" AeHsndris..7. 90 pm -, NqTfelk... 500 pm
Ar p Monroe J % am " n Monroe zoo pm
Ar Norfolk. 6. 90 an Ar. Als1ahdria- $50 am
A. Portsmouths.ls am AZ. WasblHstop-7-oo an
Tickets on sale AID stzteToouls resarved
- Ht general ticket Office Fond Building, 1gth
- a. and n. Z. aEe- AZ 6oas sEo2n oflce.
- 9th ST. and Pa ave; a ofaes, % wharf
- and on beard steamers.
= EGFor further information apply AZ gen
- erai ofAces. foot 7th ST. phone 20. OF
- Bond Building. IEth st. and y. y. ave.
- Washington, D. c. Phone 200.
John CALLAHAN. Genera Manager.
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KOLTE. s24 9th st. nv. = constantly resolving
the latest and S,ost attractive designs In VAL
FGpsnA and PaPea rOons tom $40 Up Ca
and investigate Tor yourself and b convinced
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

TUX RENI-t URNlShED kOOMS-
FOR RENT-Rooms. 81 per week 90 st.
FOR BENT-Two uiccly-iuruishcd rooms; run
ming hot and cold water. sos 18th ST. NV
els
FOR RENT-Large front room. with alcove- 22i
st. NV els
FOR REST-Tro rooms. second floor; house
hopping S25 ST ne els
FOR NATURALIZATION rooms. So month;
an modern Improvements IS 81 ne els
FOR Neutrality-suspicious. room; small. re-
fined family. 22o East Capitol ST. el
FOR RENT-Furnished, one lar4e second story
front room, SO coz Il St NV mis-
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfinished rooms. GIG
Il ST nv ml-8
FOR RENT-Large rooms. suitabI, two. furnished
and unfinished, convenient all cans pa Della
ware ave. ne. NILS
FOR RENT-Furuishcd han room. 5ll F st. NV.
mis-
FoR RENT-wsH heated. LIGHTED. clean. cheer
iui furnished or UNFINISHED rooms SO 9TH st.
NV mis-
desired, early breakfast. SIS Indiana ave. nils
FOR RENT-Warn, second floor furnished rooms,
fronting south 42l Il ST. NV mis-
FOR RENTS 5O-rvo nice. large unfurnisbed
rooms: heat and gas; light housekeeping 1900
ST. ne mis-
FoR RENT-FuruisheI rooms. for light house
keeping. 522 % St NV mrI-3t
FOR RENT-Furuished room. gentlemen: Sc
month. 4lj ST. NV mist
FOR RENT-Yery desirable rooms; beautiful
location, gentlemen pretcrredi references eX-
changed 30 ] ST. NV eI
FOR RENT-Niccly-furuis front room very
reasonable SCI 18th 81. NV. cess
FOR RENT-Uarm second floor room. one person.
Sl.yo week. -l' st nv. w2S3
FOR RENT-Ceut-aI, at COT 18th st. NV. small
furnished rooms, second foori low rent. mss
FOR RENTING furnished rooms: second aoor.
hight Housekeeping; heat and gas 81 h ST. ne
FuR RENTING. large front rooms; hot and cold
FOR RENr-Two communicating rooms; sccr-j
Ioor front gti New fo-k ave NV. s2s-S
FOR RENT-RoOms, furnished or upiurnished:
rent reasonable. s25 18th ST NV e253
FOR RENT-Thiri-story front large furnished
alcove room, 20 gentleman and wife or two gen
Uemen. 100 llth 81 NV. e2s-3
FOR RESSra75Large froat rooms. second aOor.
cheap. ass II st NV e253
VA nv 1 Ale llfUL-ilNA room. second UDOF.
heat gas, bath; suitable for gentleman. sos 5th
st.. NV. err
FOR RENT-Furuished rooms e06 II ST. nw.
mrs
FOR RENT-One large furnished front room; no
houzekeepingi very reasonable. $40 Mas. ave.
mrs
The WILLIS. 5z3 18th ST. NV. elegant large sec
onc hoor front room; also other large and small
To9ms newly furnished. steam heat mrs
FOR RENTS Mas. ave. NV, nicely furnish
eel and comfortable room 10 geatlemen only.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms; light house
keeping; fine neighborhood- CDO 9th ST. ~.
m2l-S
FOR RENr-A large furnished room: private fam
uy- go So. ". MRS
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished second story rO0m
tiled bath same floor; gentlemen only; s.. 1926
sth 81. NV. m273
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81. fra1T Heisley. OF this city. who has
been connected with the Alabama Great
Southern Railroad Company for a mum
Der Of years. has been transferred to Gin
cinnsti. where the company moved it's
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Housa 80 / st. NV. Enquire NJ.
O'CONNOR, CT P ST. ne els
FOR SALE-Q 81. NV. near 18th ST.: bricks,
6 rooms each. lot 2fVlOO 90 alley. well rented .
reduced 3 100 for both ROLAND @. BOOTH.
10Th and q sts- mess
FOR SALE-Rcduced 81 SO: on I2th ST. ne. o.
alley. with stable; terms easy Call for list
investments. ROLh1D c. BOOTH. corner IJth
and G. SITS. NV. NESS
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For sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-Near electric car line short ride
from Washington. suitable for persons in bust
ness M city and wanting o. live a short distance
IN country; elght-room house, barn. chicken
house and fruit trees and four acres: 81 go easy
terms seren acres, eight-r0om house. barn snd
lTult Trees. LODI tweIve-r0Om house. IN grove Of
large oak trees. 81 100. terms 500 cash. balance
20 per month. ais villa sites and building lots
on electric road, ~ cents fare 20 city. FOR s.
down, balance 81 per week: prices from SO to
$40 per los 10 per cent. Of for cash; also large
and snail farms for sale. JAMES r. CLEMENTS
liD5 q 81. NV mis-
FOR sALE-Beautiful lots, with shade, forest
CROWNS, rom $50 20 $780, within few minutes
walk Of steam and electric cars In Hysttsyile.
ARTHUR CARR Hyattsviile- ml-2
FOR SALE-A comfortable home. $50 cash.
PlERCE s PIERCE. Vienna Va misc
WE ARE MAKING specially Of HyattsvilIe prop
eTty. Houses and lots for sale all sizes and
prices. Any terms. WELLS a WILLS. Fendan
building, $40 d 81, and Hyattsyille. Nd m25-7
FOR SALE-Building lots on electric car line;
~ cents fare 70 Washington price, 500 each;
terms, - cash. balance 81 per week Also large
and small farms send or call for list JAMES
+ CLEMENTS, 1906 C St NV fe5-Im
500 down, balance monthly; houses, farms
FIEkCE PIERCE, Vienna, Va misc
FOR sALE-New cottage, 81, $50; advancing lots,
nov SlO 10 SSV0, e foot, your chance now
let GEO. R. HILL. SIS 18th st. nv. m25-tf
=
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO TUNING $50. factory expert JAS. r.
DJRITY. 300 18th s.. &c. els
VACCINATIONS. 50c. Corner 6th and slz. nv.
Dr. DOUGLAS, Homeopathic Specialist. mis-
DANCTNG-PROF- .CsLDWELL'S ACADEMY Go
G St NV. Costello's Hall. Monday. THURSDAY
ana saturday evenings. private lessons given
daily. e2s-3
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED 81. HELBUyS
MUSIC STORE, 1852 7th st. eygTr1o
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Three unfIrnished rooms: heat and
gas; for light housekeeping $40 14th ST. ne.
els
FOR RENT-Sccond floor. two front anad two
back rooms; hot and cold water bath, heat and
gas for cooking: SIS and SO IlQ9 9th st. NV
mig
FOR RENT-Three rooms. entire second floor: gas.
bath and heat SIS. So Florida ave. NV. mis-
FOR RENT-Two nicely papered rooms; private
bath heat and gas; rent reasonable OWNER,
CO 4 II. mrI- st
FOR RENT-o0s F ST. NV; room facing St;
second h0or; - nl2s-9
FOR RENT-Two uufurnished rooms. Iigh: house
Keeping. So. l00l lst 81 NV. mss
FOR RENr-Uufurnished fats Of three and four
rooms 2Il ID ST. NV mess
FOR RENT-Partly furnished or unfinished
room. ms 9TH St. ma. mss
FOR REN-r-gO5 L 81. NV; two fine UNFINISHED
cabinet mantcEi light housekeeping permitted.
mss
FOR RENT-Two or three rooms, second foor.
light housekeeping; heat and gas uI4 B st. ne.
MIS-
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms; gas, heat.
and bath. 50 New York ave. NV. m27-S
FOR BENT-For business purposes. hight. dry
newly rapcrcd basemeRti heated SIS. ~ 18th
st. nv. m27-3
FOR RENT-Two unfdrhished rooms; first Ho0r;
heat ant gas, one furnished. OPP 1 81. NV.
mo
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CURRENT EVENTS
In ALEXANDRIA
Pastor of St. Stephens Cath
OliC Church to Lecture.
White 30. Fined Five Dollars for
Throwing = Stone Through Pas
senger Car Window.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, March IA com
pliutentary lecture viii be given next
wednesday night an the Young Mems So
dality Lyceum Hall. under the auspices
OF that organization. The lecturer viii
D. Rev. Father Thomas q. Smyth. assist
ant pastor Of St Stephens Catholic
Church. Washington. His subject viii be
Character Building" Father Smyth is
angezceHont -orator. and il is expected
that a large gathering viii be present
white YOUTH named Edgar Cornell
was fined s. in the police court yesterday
morning on the charge Of throwing a
sssue through the window Of a Washing
ton. Southern Railroad passenger train as
the train passed through this city on
AloRday Hast
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STORAGE.
WALL PAPER

STORAGE. IS cents load UNITED STAT
STORAGE COMPANY. 40 10Th s. NV. Hi
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Flats in The fhenhurst. 4s II st. ne;
viii be ready for occupancy February a.: steam
heat h0t water furnished. ell light rooms tenants
1913 c st el7-lE
FOR REST-Eice three-room fats, northwest
$50 90 $50. n A BALLINGER. Bond Build
ing. -.. .. ja3I-u
FOR REST-To best colorcd tenants Tour room
and bath dsts IS sad 20 Pierce 81. NV. at 81
and Sl4i new. modem. sanitary living homes
GEO- r. HILL, SIS 18th 81. nv. ia24-tf-s
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FOR SALE-STORE AND DWELLING

FOR SALE-Ouly q. 900: 500 cash and SO per
month buys a nice store and dwelling on sc.
ne, corner Of fine paved alley. side and rear;
property ready 20 move into. has always rented
for $3.50 per month. cost owner Il. go, store
room with show windows, dining room and
kitchen on frsi floor. three private bedrooms O.
second h0or; water IN kitchen; sewer. etc; gra.-
olithic Sidewalk; a grand opportunity FOR some
one; act quick. O. NJ BRYANT. Warder Build
ing. 9Th and + sts- mss
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TRAINS on BLUEMoNr BRANCH

TRAINS on. BLJEMONf BRANCH
Leave Washington g=01 T. n daily 800 p n.
ass D. n and AS p m week DAYS, and 6-25 ?
m SUNDAYS only foC Bluemont and SIS p N
week dave and II $40 p r.. theatre train. Aos-
cayz Wednesdays and Saturdays for Leesburg-
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LOST.

PARTY that found fur collar on 2sth In Chsse-s
please return % 50S 9TH So. D.. and get reward
mI-3t.
DOST-In the Capitol, Monday. a black fox col
lar Return 10 MISS L. A. WILSON, 1896 Rhode
Island ave nv Reward. ru2sg
LCsT-ln or near Treasury Department. round
gold hligTee pin Reward, SIS Jth 81 NV mss
LoSI-Going from Mount Pleasant 70 Chasc's
Theatre a mink fur neCkpiece. Reward II re-
turned % 3zl4 Brown st.. Mount Pleasant. CTS
LOST-At Chase 8. brown fox fur boa REGARD
and no questions aSkc.i II returned 10 The Port
uer. ,--5-9
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Siuging cansries, parrots. cats. dogs
rabbits guinea pigs. fancy poultry. pea-i0Wls
goldashes, incubat0rs, etc SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. TI2 18th 81 NV raI2-tf
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TYPEWRTTING 20 DO az IS cents per ]. 600 wore
Address BOX $40. this Office. mrs
EGGS FOR HATCHING-Th0r0ughb-e Barred
Plymouth Rock and White Legbo-n eggs l0r in
Cubators. j, L. KNAPP LanZdon. ID. C. m21-7
SATISFACTORY PRINTING-Most Of best for
least money 90 cards. billheads. or envelope
80. ADDRESSING WANTED. al kinds HA-
sos L ST. NV Established lss8 m
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-Firn. comf1rtabie
durable. beautiful. UudelectabIe, painless DR.
l. b. WILSON. 12O3 81 NV. fe22-2lt
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED. q. HFLB!C-s
MUSIC STORE. I7E 7th 81. jaso- Irno-s
FULL DRESS SUITS sor hire ons dollar. ILLUS
COHEN llOl 7th ~ eS-a
WILLIAMS BUCK EXCHANGE Boom
bought and sold; also book binding 10 all Its
brancbes- SIS G a. eSo-u
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RUINS AMI bOARDs
FOR RENT-Third floor front alcove room, suit
able Tor two; excellent board 1902 18th Il. NV.
el-3
FRONT ROO8i-Board: two gents or man and
wife near Ca7itoL SIS % 81 els
THREE BRIGHT. nicely furnished rooms. excel
lent home cooking ISzl llth 81. NV. els
WANTED-Two boarders: nicely furnished room;
good board; heat, gas, bath. $3.50 per week each.
2057 II -. NV. mI-3
MS ST. Nw.-Fine south front rooms and
board; fair prices ml-8t 81
HOTEL BALTIMORE. 18th st. and New York ave
Large rooms, beautifully furnished overlooking
White House single, SIS double SIS up; good
board. s2s-s
FOR RENT-NiceIy Furnished rooms, with board.
100 8. NV. ELS
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board; single or dou-
pie lSO4 St nv. e24-3
FOR RENT-Two nice front rooms. with board.
401 81 eZ7-S
FOR RENT-Rooms and board; everything hrs4-
class. steam heat 4I2 9th ST. nv. e27-s
FOR RENT-Tvvo large front rooms. with or with
out board 4ol 4th 81. mz7-3
FOR RENT-Newly papeTed. painted, and fur
nIshed rooms strictly hrst-class: hot water heat
boarding "a ON St NV m23-7
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FOR SALE OR RENr-Dcsirable houses in Hyatts
vile. prices lOw; terms very easy; also some
desirable farms for sale.-c0Btiguous 70 railroad.
ARTHUR CARR, HyattsyiIle. ml-2
BRENTWOOD. MD.-B0Ts = IN BRENTWOOD
TRACT three minutes walk FROM DISTRICT
I'M STATION CITY AND. SUBURBAN ELEC-
lRiC)i 50xEl$oi 500. LOts.t J0I200, three min
utes further, Sl25. Any loi, s. monthly 2G3
season Six houses bulldog. HOLLADAY TRACT
both sides electric read and 3. & O. STATION
On property LOTS s0xl2S. $40 70 $500. STORES
and POSTOFFlCE- Streets gTaveled and lighted.
Any lot. s. per month. 800 70 choose from. A
many sold sRd improves. a.. A. BAHTLETr.
Loan and Trust Building. felS 30t
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WANTED-RO0MS.
unfinished room for moral Young
man. give particulars address BOX 8C4. this
office. III
WANrED-Two unfinished rooms by mother and
Daughter privileges state price. -AddurzS BOX
3JJ, this office MA
" AATED-Furnished F00m f0r lady. about 10
minutes' walk rom Ksnn's. AdI:-ess BOX s6I.
LALs Onlce- nj
MAN and wife want one or two furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping. references exchanged. Ad-
dreSs BOX 357, this office. mI-8t
HANTED-Two unfinished rooms. northwest
with heat. for 81 per month Address BOX s45.
this Office % .
MANTED-By two ladies. two unfinished rooms
heat and light; vicinity 18th and Corco-sn SIS .
moderate rent Address BOX go this Office
MIS-
WANIED-Ro0ms. suitable for light h0u5ekeeD-
ing. gentleman and wife and two children Al
dress BOX 81, this Office ,,5-9
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hANIED-Modern improved house. Ave or six
rooms. By April ); rent not 70 exceed SlG. mr.
n1nent tenant Address BOX 353. this Office al
room house. between 9Th and Zsth sts. II and
boundary; price not 20 exceed 5000. steam OF
hot water heat give street number Adde'S
BOX 35S this Office 30
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENr-LarEe store, suitable for grocery
with room IN rear). corner 9th and Callan sts-
ne; SIS GEORGE BURGESS. Atty, OBJ ST.
ny. MI.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-09-19

a very convenient substitute for the
common high chair Alfred H. Hunt
ing of Iron Mountain, Mich. has de-
signed the arrangement shown in the
drawing. AS will be seen, this device
is intended for use in connection with
The Grit-advocate., 1902-09-19
A Duchess at Newport.

Thus far the railroads have an
nounced no special rates for persons
desiring to visit Newport during the
exposition of the Duchess of Marlbor-
ough and her coronation robes, but
We presume that such an announce
ment must speedily follow. OF course
we cannot hope that the duchess will
adopt Lady Raglans scale of prices
-thrippence a look-for she must
take into account the cost of trans
portation and the readiness of our
people to pay literally for their shows.
Furthermore, the duchess is a much
more important parsonage than Lady
Raglan, and did something Of tre-
mendous gravity at the coronation,
though we regret to say that what it
was has momentarily escaped us. We
believe she held up something at a
critical moment. The presence of the
duchess gives crimson glow to the
expiring Newport season and felici-
tous termination to an otherwise un-
eventful summer. Personally, we
should take much more innocent en-
joyment in Hinky Dlnk's wonderful
wardrobe than in the duchess corona
ton robes. but this may be our vulgar
taste.-Chicago Evening Post.