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KILLED HIS wIFE'S PARAMoUR.


ADRIAN. Mich. Jan. 6.-James Hooker
was shot three times late last night by
Bert Harrington. OF Milan. and so badly
wounded that he died to-day. Mrs. Far
rington. who had not lived with her hus-
band for a number of months. was visiting
at HoOker's home. Harrington came here
from Milan last night. went to the sheriff
and asked help 10 secure evidence OF his
wifes infidelty for the purpose OF secur
ing a divorce. Accompanied by Sheriff
Shepperd and policeman. Harrington
went 10 the Hooker house about midnight
The party secured admission and went
Immediately TO HOoker's bedroom A
match was struck and Harrington opened
fire over the sheriff's shoulder as soon as
ne saw the couple I'm there together. He
fired Ave shots before the officers could
overpower him. and they took effect in
Hookers body. The woman was unin-
iured. Harrington is under arrest
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COLORADO BANK SUSPENDS.


GRAND JUNCTION. Col, Jan. 6.-The
Colorado State Bank, one of the oldest in
stitutions in Grand Junction, has closed its
doors. Some time ago the bank secured
loan of $4,000 from the Hanover National
Bank Of New York, for the Colorado Sugar
Company, of this city. The New York
bank recently forced the collection of the
loan thus compelling the local bank 10 sus-
pend. 1t is said the bank has deposits of
$50 900, and within three or four weeks
will resume business.
The Colorado State Bank closed its doors
in 1885, but was reorganized soon after
ward 7. NJ. Jones is president.
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TO EXCLUDE CHINESE.
Provision of n Measure that VIII Soon
he Presented TO Congress-

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-The senators
and representatives of the Pacific coast
who have been considering a bill for Chi
nese exclusion have perfected a measure
which will be introduced in both houses in
a few days. IL Is much more comprehen-
sive than any bills that have been pre-
sented heretofore on the subject. most Of
which simply provide for excluding Chi
nese OF re-enacting the Geary law. The
bill under consideration contains forty
i've pages. IL does not limit itself TO any
term OF years. as did the Geary act but
II passed in its present form would be per-
petuai unless repealed.
The bin declares that all Chinese other
thaa citizens Of the United States or those
who are secured in coming 10 and resid-
ing in the United States under the present
treaty with China shall be refused admis-
sion and returned 10 the country whence
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KILLED HIS SWEETHEART.


WEST UNION. Ia, Jan. 6.-Homer NJ
Nen. county surveyor and former county
clerk, to-day shot and killed Miss Rose
Falls, to whom for several years he has
been paying attention. and wounded En-
met Sullivan. his rival. and then killed
himself. Sullivan had called on the young
woman. when suddenly Neff appeared in
the doorway, firing five shots I'm rapid sue
cession. Four of the shots took effect
two entered the girls head and one pene-
trated the right breast. Sullivan was
struck in the face. the bullet glancing.
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similar Bill I'm the House.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Representative
Cooper, Of Wisconsin. chairman of the
House insular committee. will introduce
probably tomorrow bill providing a sys-
TEN OF civil government for the Philippines.
The bill is the result of extended confer
ences which have been held of late between
the War Department officials and senator's
and representatives interested in insular
legislation, and it follows 10 a large extent
the recommendations of the Philippine
commission. Provisions are incorporat I ed
regulating corporate franchises. establish
ing regulations for mining. timber and land
operations and esta blishing the preliminary
steps by which self-gOvernment shall be
undertaken by the people Of the islands
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Conditions I'm Samnn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Dr H. W.
Solf. Governor of the German portion of the
Samoan islands, arrived to-day on the
steamer Ventura. He is going to his old
home in Germany on a leave of absence
The condition of affairs on the islands is re-
ported very satisfactory Peace pre-
walls and the people are contented and
prosperous.
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SIX TO HANG SAME DAY.
Five VIII BE Executed for Burglary
and One for Assassination.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Jan. Ex-Governor Ay-
cock to-day named Wednesday. Feb. %.
for the hanging OF six white men. In each
case there has been an appeal TO the Su-
preme Court Four men are TO hang at
Asheville for burglary at Emma y. c.
One is TO hang at Wilson. -. c.. for as
sassnation, this being the first since the
war. and one at Lincolnton for a burglary
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Belgian Thanked.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 6.-The director general
Of the Belgian Railroad in China who con-
veyed the Emperors and dOwager EN-
press's train from ChengTing-Fu to Pao-
Ting-Fu. telegraphs that he has been per
sonally thanked by their Majesties, who
expressed themselves pleased and interested
by their first experience in railroad travel
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Price of Gas Fixed.

HAVANA. Jan. 6.-General Wood has is
sued decree fixing the price of gas at
$3.50 in Spanish gold per 1000 cubic feet.
The former price was about S.75 per 1000
cubic feet. This decree also regulates the
price for the use Of the 200 sixteen-can ndle
power electric lights in public places at
lilo per month each
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system as designed will cost $4,000 and
$4,000 has already been put into IL, but We
believe that an extension Of time will also
be granted by the creditors in this part OF
the syndicate's holdings and that II Will
enable this and other concerns to work out
their own salvation
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BRITISH LION That's the Unkindest Cut of AL

He will recover. Then Neff went across a
park to where he roomed and, deliberately
locking the door, shot himself in the tenn
pie, death being instantaneous. Nen has
lived here the greater part of his life. He
was about forty-five years old, and bore
an excellent reputation. For some time
he has owned and operated, in company
with his brother, the local electric light
n1o
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NORTHWESTERN STATES NOT VAST
ING TIME IN THEIR WAR.
Counsel Already in Washington Try
in the Supreme Court.
COMMERCE ACT
CHANGES WHICH HAVE BEEN IN
DORsED BY MANY SHIPPERS.

Representative SteeIe's Views on Pro-
and Tobacco Interests.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RI.

TRAINS LEAVE Pennsylvania STATION.
$50 p. u. DAnY-Cfaciuuad and St. Louio
SPeelai-solia tra1 for Cincinnati. Pullman
sleepers to CIncinhsti. Lexington, Louisville In
dlanapoiis. and St Louis without change Con
4eeJion for VIRGINIA Hot Springs. Dining car.
Fafior Cars Cincinnati TO Chicago.
u'Io r. NJ. pAfLY-F- T. ' Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman sIeeners Il, Cfurin-
natl lexington, and Louisville, without change:
compartment sleeper TO Virginia Hot springs
LAZY, except sunday Dining car. Slecpers
1921 4. 81 (EXCEPT SUNDAY}-Washfngto
and DC Point Special Less than 81 ho1lr train
e oid Point Comfort via Richmond Only all
rail- route.
RESERVATION and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
oH1ees, 5l3 pennsylvania Avenue; COS I4th Street
near :, and at the station Telephone call Main
t441 foT PeRnsylva Railroad Cab Service
H ". FULLER
Ielephone Main 1856. Cen Passenger agent.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

Fro1 Station. Pennsylvania ave. and 1874 ST.
IN effect November I. 1901.
For AeSaadrie-Week days, G:9G. 1904, $50.
$780, s-29. $50 9-25, 1870. 1925, II 90. II Sc
a N; 2.O5. 1920 I2:45 II 90. % 200. 2:50
xS.02. $50. 3:5s. x4:T4, 4-ss. 4:54, Sos x5:22,
80 6:0s, $50 7:o6 80, 500, s:45. s:Se i0;lS,
II 80, 1I-5g D N
suadsys-5:t5 900, GAS. 1880. 100. II.so A.
m; 200 noon; 1880, loo 30 200. $50, see.
$50, 400, 49, SEQ, $50. 500. ESQ. To9. $780,
SEQ, s:55, $780, 1915, ZI:20, $50 p m
FOR Mount FeTnOn-Week days: $50, SEQ,
1s-0o, 90 a. m, KEGS x1 :oS, 200, zS-oZ
x4:l4. x5s22, 7-o5. $50 p. N.
sundays-9;o0 B. H., 200 noon, 200, 4'oo'
$50, 100 $50 D. m
For Arlington and Aque,Iuct BTidSe-Wesz
Gays: 6:90 7.eL 7:So, 500, s:29, SD, 9-25.
1000, 100 a m, '12:O5. 1920. +12:45, LOS,
1:25, 200 go. s-02, $780, S:59, s4:33. s4.5fs
6.22, sos. $50, 700, 500 p. n.
SJNDAYs-7:45. 900 Gas, 1910. leo
IL 80 l. n, 300 neon sIz.90 go I'D, ZOO
'z:SO, 800. $50. 400. $50. $50, s59Sss
500 ego, 700, s7.90 500 p m
Express To Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. COLvIN, Superintendent
e = ABBOT President
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-i.ady's new wheel, standard make,
perfect condition, price reasonable. 100 I3tL
st. meg
FOR SALE-Gent'5 wheel. lamp. and pump. very
good, S. address BOX 2s7 this Office e25-S
FOR sALE-Almost Hes- bicycle; extra condition;
n & " tires = lamp; cheap for cash. J. H.
Room So, 1888 ? 81 HV-. Adams Buiiding)- Call
between a. and p. m. e5t-a
FOR SALE-Lady's wheel; good condition: cheap
z3S Il 81. nv ni34-3
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-Young people 10 take our course II
shorthand, cur last order Tor twenty Reminc-
tons and FIVE Srnth-Preniers gives Us the largest
equipment Of any school IN Washington. WOODS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 81 East CapitoI st.
zp25-I8t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
schedule corrected to April u. 1902


Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
e-0I a m Daily Local Tor hzrrisonburg. Wars
renten, Charlotte and way stations
he:2l a N. Daily Washington, Richmond and
Florida Limited First-cIass ccaSHes 70 Jackson
vile, and drawing sleeper 10 81 Augustine
Dining seTvice-
FiTst-ciass coaches and GrawIng-roOm sleeper -
New Orleans. Dining car service
la q m Daily LEGAL for Wauenton and
4s0I p m Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations Manassas branch
4.2o q n Daily Local for WsTenton and
80 :. m. Daily. Washington and Chattaaoosz
Limited via Lynehburg1- FIrst-clsss coach and
and Memphis sleeper TO New Orleans Dining
90 p. m. Daily. New York znd atlanta Ex-
press FiTSt-clasS coach zad sleeper to Atlanta
MONDAYS Wednesdays AID Fridays. Sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco.
Pullman buIec service-
press. First-class coach and sleeper TO Savannah.
Jacksonville, and Port Tampa sleeper 70 suD-
Inervifie Charleston, Augusta, and connection fox
Aiken Dining service
I0:45 p N. Daily Washington and Southwest
err Limited All Pullman train, club and obSer-
walton cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleepers to
NasAyile Atlanta. Macon, Memphis. New Orleans
Daily except Saturday, to Piaehurst, N c. Din
ing car service.
TRAINS on BLUE4ONT BRANCH s-l
Leave Washington s-oi a II daily. 100 ?. n.
and 4.4s D. II. week days. and 6;25 p m Sun
DAYS only for Biuemont. and 4:35 p m and 5:25
D. m. week days, and Ii=40 p m, theatre train
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. for lees
burg.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 6:42 a. NJ, 6:5s a. H., IS a, H., 1918
= n. daily, except Mondays; 300 p n, 300
p n, and $50 p m daily. Local trains rom
HarTisenburg 1i.s7 A. n week days and
go D m daily. From Charlottesville, SIS
q n aid 30 D "a daily.
Tickets sleeping reservations, and detailed
information can be had az ticket Offices 705 18th
ST., 81 Pennsylvania Avenue, and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Main 144I, P. r. r. Cab Service.
c. H. ACKERT General Manager.
s. H HARDWICk, General Psss'r Agent
L. S. BROWN. General Agent
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE.


WANTED-By coIored cook, place as pastry,
bread Or general cooking 400 18th St Sc. eI
NANTED-By PaTisienne taiioTess stylish summer
dresses 70 make At home; terms reasonable Call
So 10th st. nv. 81
WANTED-By colored woman, to 20 ont to do
laundry work Mondays and TUESDAYS or to take
home. Address 1924 18th Il. NV 81
KANTED-Washing, ironing OF days work. 1870
4th st. nv. e2g9
WANTED-By widow lady, position as house
keeper. COMPANION, or Offices 70 clean Address
MRS. STREET, SG5 10th 81. sw nj
WANTED-By coioEed giTI. place as assistant
hoIEsevoTkeT; stay az night Call 1861 4th St NV
nj
NANTED-By respectable English person, sITu-
alton out Of town, hoUsskeePeT OF ladies' com
Panion- address BOZ 2gI, this osfee. nj
WANTED-By respectable coIored Girl TI-ce a
StsmoerEuaid. Address 1904 18th st. NV. nj
v ANTED-By reliable woman; washing to take
home. zzi5 Cleveland AVE- NV e25-z
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR -SALE-Sinsing c4narics. parrots. cats. dogs,
rabbits, guines pigs, fancy poultry, pea-loSiz
yoldhshes incubaIors. etc. sCHGDS Blsk
STORE. 7I2 18th s.. uz-u
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

KANTED-inside work half my time BY reliable
white man. Bon SG5, this Office eI
HANTED-By young nan, position As stenog-
rsPher and touch typewriter; former student
Bryant & StTatt0n Baltimore. Address BOX 3OT
tins Gree eI
Neutrality-suspicious. by Industrious young col
ored man. go B 81. NV eI
WANTED-By young coIored man, situation in
private family, IN OF OFT of city 1909 New Jer-
Sey MI
WANTED-PIacc as elevator man or porter in
store; good references. 40 . 81 nv MI
NANFED-Position by irst-cIass baker II fancy
cakes. ornaments: 2Is0 good al bread and rolls
address FRANK. 1900 North Capitol 81. Ta25-z
NANTED-IUung man wishes a Job a. cake bak-
ing aad bread address BOX g79, this 5aiee-
mZ5-Z
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE large alligator skin Tor gen
tiemzn's bicycle. Address BOZ 25s, this Office
n24-S
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.


F6R pETr r., -,,,g,Ir5sl..i ro-7-1- - C,-,io1
couple; no children SIS 4 s. ne e26-S
FOR RENT-Tvyo or three unfinished front
C3''i' seoohu L12L: 80 e sii l.s,' e-g.' saS
S1Ir5a,, - = - III W ~
-, - -
aoor. gas back parlor furnished. Summer rata
% X ST, ne eos
FOR RENT-Two unfirnished rooms. second aoor
3l4 Il st NV. e26-3
FOR RENI-Ihree large rooms Tor light house
~. ''''' ~ up Apply 'V5 ft s1 81
FOR RFNT-PaTt of large house near ApricUI-
ttf==l Department and Museum; no children 2I5
10th st NV e7G-g
FOR RENT-Three large, airy rooms, second
floor; bath; near Capitol D 81. Sc 81
ia c ST NE.-Tyyo cool unfurnished rooms:
light housekeepiHg; par!oF floor hot water; gas
5-5sse-.,s5. S1't ..le,- ? at s-s-o
Fph RhNI-22 st. ne; furnished or unfur-
For RENr-Two or three lnflIrnishd rooms. bath
same floor: moderate rent 8I5 F st. ne. m25-5
- -------------
rooms, third floor, use Of bath, $50 per MONTH
f29 9Th Il, sw. ul2G-2
FOR slENT-Thrce rooms. private bath. S. f222
d St ne. Mos
ron pr,-T- - = =, ~, ---s----=-1--
second floor; children SD St ne m263
ron hENi IHTee u MI second H2or
---------------
foR RENI-'fhrce or four rooms. second floor,
or viii rent large front room, singly, reasonable;
FOR ENT-UnfurnIshed rooms, southern ex-
Iosure central 2I35a Z 81 nv. m26-3
FOR RENT-Threc UNFINISHED rooms. gas and
bath, So oil Mass ave NV. nj
In IN hI--' We UIllIHslea rooms second h2or
-, s@- --lt an . olI Izea - ne mo
FOX kENI-Two unfinished rooms, with bath.
second moor; rent -; references required 80 9Th
81: NV e25-5
FOR RENT-Four rooms for rent. 1871 PennsyI-
yaHia ave esq
OK REAI-Two front rooms for light house
EetPlhsi southern exposure. 90 3 St ne m27-S
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-S1 young man. one or two rooms.
furnished, vicinity q Mount Pleasant; convenient
TO bath; permanent terms and particulars Adj
dress Bon zsS this Office e25g
WANTED-A5Out Nay 10. on sth St. between G
and o sts. NV, ceusTal aad quiet locality four
unfinished ROOMS more with modern convent
enceE5 family OF Jhrte adults: references sd-
dress = FELL. n D, JIG B s.. ne. e24-3
WANTED-By Young couple mo efildreu) two
uEfurnished rooms; light housekeeping; Capitol
HI; mat Be reasonable; answer quick Addrezs
Box %. this Office. r2{-3
NANTED-By quiet and respectable couple With
children three partly furnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping. during sumner: limit So. bcst Of
TeieTences. address BOX 30, this office ra245
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wANTED-Colored girl Tor general hoylseyyork;
no cooking; one from country $50 Z ST nv
uz5-2
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LOST.

LOST.
DosT-ApriI .. silk jacket; reward for return to
9I5 9Th ST e263
LOST-Friday night, snail Yorkshire terrier Cyp.
black back, light feet and head and long ears;
Ezme Tools i6i0 3 ST q
LOST-A black Spanish lace scarf. at the Port
ner. Return TO 40. 6 PortRer Fiat and receive
liberal reward n2G-3
I0ST-Dark green posEelLeok. silver mounted, IN
Crawford shoe Store. Liberal reward for return
to fT95 Mass faI
LOST-AbOUt noon, Friday, black leather peck
etboCk containing 3: name Of owner in book
Reward If returned to 80 st. nj
FOR sLE-Be1utiful lot, cheap. Brightwood
Park ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
7I3 18th e. Nv. ap26-6t
L0ST-AprfI %. IN collision at 18th ST. and New
York ave, poeketboOk containing money. KEYS
and papers Rewzrd II returned 10 22I 10th st
NV. ez43
LOST-ApTil ., POcbetbook containing several
tickets for the Beach snd two Masonic chance
tickets, and 81 Reward 1870 18th st. NV. m243
LOST-FTcw away from the residence Of owner.
April D. gray African parrot liberal re-
ward VII be pzId Tor lis return TO 1915 KaIo-
rama aye m243
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Aeeuts to seiI tae electric gas lighter:
no matches Call and see II ELECTRIC cox
STRUETION COMPANY, 7I3 18th st. NV, op-
posite Bond Building ap26-Gt
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WANTED girl To do general hcgsse:.erk. can
at COS 9Th 81 ne. mss
EANTED-Rapid lady steuoErapher: Remington
typewriter state references. qualifications; SO
week address BOX "a. this ofice- mss
WANTED-A girl Who Understands dressmakiT.g.
us Mass ave. nv. m25-3
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KANTED-Youaz lady as waitress in cafe at once
s. 6l3 18th St q
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wANTED-Rooxs AND BOARD.

WANTED-I8y single gentleman furnished room
and board near Treasury buildiuE7 terms must
be moderate Address Box ZS2, this Office.
WANTED and board for an elderly lady:
teTTEa5 re@soaable7 home desired. Address BOX
2G9. this Office c3l-3
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White eirI for general housework- Gail
at 10 I ST. Sc el
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So TO Sl5 WEEKLY. no canvassinE: II now
employed an hour two evenings viii add s.
10 Sc 70 your weekly income incloSe stamp, work
mailed on application TWENTIETH CENTURY
AANUFACTU RING COMPANY. Toledo, ONO.
apI92G
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FOUND.

F0UND-At Lacey's, most modern ice cream fac
tory IL America, delicious chocolates vanilla and
strawberry zee cream; made from the fruit not
the acid 9oc per gallon Also Lscey's special
70c per gallon flee Coz New York Ave Phone
Main S2S. deI0-t
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NANTED-NeaJ Colgred woman for chamber work
IN exchange for rent Of nice bright basement
TO0nI; also good cook, so % East Capital 81.
e25-g
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WATTED-Goad woman for kitchen that IN
dcrstauGs plain oooE5ug- Can as II 81 NV
r44-s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EANTED-Work for the blind; brooms. chair
easlHg and mattress Ten0vating at reasonable
rates CAN CT send order to AID ASSOCIATION
1Ok TIE BLIND, 5I5 ? - NV mss
WANTED-To buy gray African parrot cal
~ IS Pa ave nv m35-3
WANTED Pay highest prices tor old books.
engTay1Tgs- and autograph letters, drop me postal
and ] viii call Mr. LITTLEDALE care Garner
IsI, City Postoflcc. ez43
WANTED-Highest cash prices pad FOR ladies
Rno gents cast-Oh ciutLing. address postal viii
tan , slAON, 4ls c II sw- Glib
RANTED-First-eI-4 AoG>e pslI.tiug done At the
most reasonable prices. EDWIN + NAY, SO 9Th
st. nc. Blz4-4
WASTED-AIl kinds cement work. best work
sslsnshiP; lowest prizes +. r. PULLMAN & Co.
81 Z s. - HIZ3-6
SPECIAL TO INTRODUC E-Satisfacto-v r-roTaDt
printing; 100 cards, bIIlhCsds envelopes Il 30
HAYS. IS St Ew- mzI-7
wANTED-Highezt cash prices paid for ladies
and gents cast-oh clething address postal, vii
cali b TARSHkS, 1905 7th st. NV. apl4-Sgt
U1NTgL-WeH dressed men to get their clothes
zJEds 10 order CT weekly CT monthly payments;
re-s-frces requested, As We are selling at cash
pF'sss Address BOX % this Office. ml2-S0
WAHTE9-old geld. silver: gold dollars. sl25
%; Pas-7 tickets bought. LOUIS ABRAHA3t+S
<s5 9Th 81 ap5-u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TALK OF THE TOWN LUD'S ONE DOLLAR
HATS I2ls eth St NV MOS
LIGHTNING ROEF ERECTED. lightning rods re
paired Nov is the time }. II KUEHLING. I215
Pa ave. m2G-3
DANCING-PROF. CALDWELLS Academy, go
{: St NV, "Wednesday and Saturday evenings:
private lessons given daily. e2J-3
WE PAY HIGH PRICES for second hand clothes
Drop postal card l. FRIEDMAN, 6z3 ID st. nv.
m24-3
SILK AND FELT HATS made over 20 look new
the Dunlap, Knox, Y0unlan $ and Stetscn
blocks, at HCoFER'S, 81 st. NV mss
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or TO charge. H. D.
GORDON, lawyer, els 18th st. NV milo
PIANOS AND oRGANS TUNED, 81. HELBTG's
MUSIC STORE, 1872 eth 81. ap5-1m
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire: one dollar. JULIUS
COHEN, liOi eth nv. e5-ti
WILLIAMS - BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought and sold; also BOOK lindiIy in all its
branches SIS G St nv eS9-u
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-26

FOR RENT-Houses along line OF City and Sub
urban Electric Railway and along Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads. two fne houses
at Braachyilie near Berwyn; fine cottage at Land
over; tWo nice houses IN DeanWood, On electric
Inc. one fare to city.