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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-22
RAILROADS
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and 1s5x ST
In effect November I, 1901
For Alezandris-Week days, $50, 7.o3. T:3o,
$500, s-29 s:59. 9:25. 1000, IO:25. II.Oo. II:
a N; KEGS 1870, 12:45, x1;05, I:25, 200. 2;9o
xs:o2, s;56, $3.50, x4:I4 ass. 4;54. SOS. x5:22.
go Coz $50 7:e6. $50, 500 s:45, $50, lo'l5
II 80 II=59 p. N.
n; 200 noon: 1890. 1.Oo $780, 2-0Gs 2-99, 500
8-sy s:0o 49, 500 $50. 670o. ESQ, 7=e9, 7=Se,
$40. s;45, $3.50 1915, 1870. I1:5o p. m
or Mount Veraon-Week days. $50, 500,
1900, 100 a. n. xlZ-05. dos, zoe, Is:0Z
z{:l4. x5-22. 7,0s, $50 ?. 81
suRdsys-9:0o a m.,'I2.o0 noon. zoo. AGO,
$50, 700. $50 D. N.
For Arlington and Asueduct Bridge-wesk
days: $50, 7-e4. 7.9o, 500, $50, s:se, s:25,
to-g0, Ii-o A. n TICS. R.20 s12;45, 100,
= :25, 2;09 $50 S.o2 $50. $50, +4Ss, sf:54.
BIZ SCI. ESQ, 7:oe 500 p. N.
SJNDAYS-5-{5, 900, 9=s5, -10s59, II 60
.Il:S0 a. m, 1900 noon 1880 loo '1:So. zoo,
s2:90, SEQ, $50 500, $50 SEQ, '5.S9
500, $3.50. 700. '7:s9. 500 p m
I Express. TO Arlington only
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
J. C0LVIN, Superintendent
.. g ABBOT. President.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
500 P. NJ. DAuY-Cfncinnsti and st Louis
Special-Solis train for Cincinnati Pullman
s!eepers to Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville In
dianspolis. and St Louis without change Con-
nection for virginia Hot Springs. Dining car.
PaTicr Cars C5rsinnsti 10 Chicago.
ulO p. NJ D&ILY-F- p V Limited Solid
train fer Cincinnati. Pullman SieePers to Ciucin-
natl. LexinC-5 on- and Louisville, without Charge
compartment sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs
daily. except Sunday. Dining car SlecpeFs
Cincinnati to Chicago and ST Louis
lo:5I A. NJ (EXCEPT SUNDAY)-wasfingto
and Old Point Special Les 5hza 5iz hour train
10 Old Point Comfort via Richmond Only ali
rail route
Reservation snd tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue; sos 18th Street
near r and at the station. Telephone call, Main
l44l for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB Service
II. ". FULLER
TelsDhole Vain 1856 Cen Passenzer Arent
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY.

CAPITAL City Route
Leave Washington. Penna- R, R. Station
tO=2O a. ~. SEABOARD FAST MAIL-Tlrousa
DALI. Pullman Sleepers to JacksoavilJc
connecting 81 Hamlet With Pull
man sleeper to Atlanta
200 ?. nj. FLA. AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY LIUTTED-Snlid tram to JACK
sonvtlie. with Pullman, Drawing ROOM also Pub
Sleeper 70 Atlanta and Cafe Dining Car
Service Pullman Sleeper Tuesdays TkurssIsys
ard Saturdays 10 Southern Pines tPfnehuTst4
These trains offer excellent schedules and servics
to Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern Pines fPs1e-
aurstl, Camden. Columbia Savannah sSz-ksor-
lille. and all Florida points Charlotte Athens.
StIanfa. New Orleans. GhattInooga Nashville
points West and Southwest
$50 4. III. LoCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh.
CSi&f. Southern Pines fPirehursty Esfa-
let and intermediate paints
Ofsce I425 Peuna. ave
r. F. 7. BUNCH W II DOLL.
General Pass Agent General Kent
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERNASTER'S OFFICE, WASH
INGTON. D. C.. AfRIL II, 1902--Sealed py0-
posals, in triplicate, viii be received here until
O'CLOCK z. n. SATURDAY. APRIL 26- 1892,
for furnishing and delivering sixteen draft horses
at Washington, D. C., other railroad points.
Information furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals to be marked Proposals
for DTaft Horses, - and addressed to MAJOR T.
Z TRUE. Depot Quartermaster.
apl4, 1928, p, Is
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
SEWER--oFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D.
&, Washington. D. c., April 70. I902-SF-AI-ED
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office until
u O'CLOCK NJ. NAY II. 1902. for completing
extension of the boundary EeWeT- Specifications
and blank fo.ms Of proposals may be obtained
at this Office. The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids parts Of bids HENRY B. r
MCFARLAND, JOHN W ROSS, JOHN RIDDLE,
Commissioners. D. @. MILO
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SOUTHERN nAILwaT.
sshedule corrected to April p, 1902

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
sol q. DaiIy- Local ior HarrisonburE. Var.
TeRtoa. Charlotte and way stations
i0:51 a. n Daily. Washington. Richmond and
Florida Limited First-clsss coaches to Jackson
vile, and dTzwing-room sleeper to St Augustine
Dining CT service.
n.i5 a. n. Daily. United States Fast Nail.
Firzt-class coaches aad drawing-rOoaa Sleeper "a
New Orleans. Dining c3F service.
u:37 = m Daily Local for Warrgatoa and
Charlottesville
4-0I p N Week Days Local for HzErisoa-
burg and way stations Manassas branch
$50 p. IA. Daily. Local foE WazTeaton, and
Charlottesville
$50 2 n Daily Washington and Chattzaooyz
Limited iva LynehbJrg)- FiFst-cIass coach and
sleeping car 10 Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga
sEd Memphis; sleeper 10 New Orleans Dining
car se=yice-
csc p n Daily. New York and Atlanta Ex-
press First-ciass coscb and sleeper to atlanta.
Mondays Wednesdays ard Fridays. Sunset Routs
Tourist sleeper Washington 70 san Francisco.
Pullman buffet service.
s-5 D IA Daily New YORK and Florida Ex-
pres First-clsss coach and SLEEPER 70 Savannah.
JaeksonviIie. and Port Tampa: sleeper 10 sum
IacrviIle Charleston Augusta and connection Tor
Aiken Dining car service
1915 D. m. Daily. Washington and Southxest-
crn Limited All Pullman train. club and obser-
Yation cara to Atlanta and Macon: sleepe-s to
Nashville Atlanta. Macon, Memphis SeE Orleans
Daily except Saturday. to PinehUrst, " c. Din
iuc car Serylce-
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TEN MA who UIH start an IS per week salary
can make SIS 10 50 weekly: references. Apply
a. n. basement. Us 18th 81 NV ezi-2
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u ANTEI- experienced fuishcTs on custom pants
..f{5 T. S. nv. third Eoc-- cog
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WANTED-At once, a frst-eIass youaS barber;
gCaTantee TO Ilght nan. I{05 New York ave.
e3I-S
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

We have four fine eight and ten-Toom houses at
BergyH, I'd. close 10 steam and electric railway;
large srou9i.,s fruit, shade and good water VIII
be sold ye-y cheap to close an estate, on monthly
payments.
JOHN J KLEINER ( co.
zp6-Im 6l7 ST. NV. or BeFwyn, Nd.
BRENTWOOD, MD-oRe car fare to District
line; lots 5 u1Hutes' sraIk beyond District SI25
10 $50; a few lots, yGx2O0, still offered Ct sI25
on monthly payments of 81, Enquire " L
BARTLETT, Lozz and Truss Building uIr29-2 St
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WALL PAPER

PAPERHANGIXG and painting; lowest prices.
Drop postal and get our estimate. CARLISLE
BROS IiG5 9Th St. Mos
DON'T BE TRICRED b. cheap prices. which
means poor work Peter Art Faperhanger
and Painter, the name Guarantee. UEicn labor.
IsII1A 1th St nv m20-3
EVANS BROS. 20 18th ST. sW-: rooms papered
from 8 Up. Drop postIl- mlg-7
ROOMS PAPERED from . Up: frst-class work
only GEO c. BRUEHL., 1874 9Th St NV. Drop
postal 2pIS-I5t
EOLTE. S2+ 9th 81 NV, Is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs IN Wall
Papers, and papers rooms from 500 up Call
and investigate Ter yourself and be convinced.
m14-u
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SIR sI4eNs wANTED-MALE.
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR S4LE-Ssnsin= eanaries, parrots, cats. dogs
rabbits guinea pigs. ianuy poultry. pszzioHlS.
SeldRShes, inc1IEators. etc ScHAID'S BIRt
STORE. AZ 18th 81 nv 7lszR q,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


HELP WANTED-MiIE
>-------,-----2-te,-. -------.--
WAHTED-Ece cream nakeri references BRES-
NAHANS- 42s 9th st. NV 81
" tNTFD-folorev7 waiter who viii make himself
generally useful BRESNAHAN-s, 4z6 9th st. NV
Ell
u WIN w.. - - e. ~. -
,I5- r,II-5 ID - 80 g. E.f+;-,C-.
DTf-F-,S tifTr-I' Sg.FVgr- 75-L ~ 5r5 Parr-.I-
yania ave. e2s-5
- ,,------- 80 -, - = - :
Pcnns, I,-.4,;s HICKS 5GTFi ,t;EvCY. i2tb s.
and PenrsyIyigia ave ez2-2
VIZ-T-T7 --1---- v-l-5-- nan - work IN lgiT[.
mas b5vs resSrsnce- Rssr ne, sri, - sT Il
II ,,zrz-T5 1,T,5t- 7-,5-c- g rocl -7TTr,5 dish.
49, - -. in.r 7a1S Ts- YGrI- Nv
50 q" -lN' ''D-'' ''-'
,----,--,--s -
ANiED-CoIored pTesser ard cleaner IL taiioI
go 49, -.-,.-. ,-',''- ~, ,-,-
WANTED Young nan IN delivery room oi retail
store. sllary- 81 Address n hIDdwritlng.
slatiHs previous eH!i', iaeH'' b'A 10 '.'-S "a
WhNTED-A good reliable. thoroughly honest
boy 70 take ctaIrSc 81 a paper route White
boy prefeTFel-- 1S3j i{th 81 Ell
WANTED C,anv3ssers for accident and heath
ir..Ir-l o,47r,rf.c5 r.,crfII, sIarv m faitbfrII
WORKERS s54rfss 6UE lgT this cf7rg e22-s
y '1-TI-I2 f-77---I T7-T - -7-;-- -7--iI-- and l.
,5.I -, 2''II boy % aT'e S3ILi4Ee ana *
- " 800. i'g,Ss, -'tlil VIVA 'N'S- ~ =
" 17zTr57 - -. -, ,5r7i= To,-rox-
~ - - 'a'4'' ~ "i'SS- i''i-
W y5TF7T,y---- ~ ----. --,--i-,--. - f-,L.-
sboD ~ F:r-i5s ave INV 81
- 80 ---s-.> ., = Nv
IN N' 1r,, MS No, f ~ ltaI .. 1,- yo
oa4lF "-a t''i'e's 'h'ce aei' ooy - store F,ItsI
ToED-S, go St. NV mi
MAIL five 5 mattress MAKERS Al once Ap-
ply 81 ies 'th St NV. mS2-J
WANTED-At eEee, hrst-claSs union papeThang-
" - - EI5-A gooo ieilanie man ioT eehe-ai
WIN --- ~-lt-lz5, d Ii -ll ; ILl- lN --s -,A
W&NTFD-White head waiter hotel steward, six
bell mel for resorts. BURGESS TI0TFI. AGENCY
COS 10th st. nj
EANTED-A bov to Team IoyI-c painting. sS5
p 81 sw mI
" N-rr,f, 81 It'll -
Iished paving business. address BON 100. this
Office. nj
Ii o=s ToH 70 t.dtH Seou- S1"-i-1i-z
Z o -
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FOR EXCHANGE.

7 OIN LZlNAAINULs
FOR EXCHANGE-CoaI cart and harness. in first
class repair for a g0q6 horse. about Loo pounds
weight. 700 9Th St sw. m225
FOR EXCHANGE No ! sidebar buggy Unjust
be seen TO be appreciated) for two-sclt surrey
oEs carriage 200 9Th St sw. m223
Ny FINE DIAMOND aad opal rings. WATCHES
and ieweiry for your obligation TO pay 81
week }. DRUKKEH.. I20l, ISth and Pa ave-,
over Hat Store Late with Castelberg- MOS
YOUR OLD GOLD and siIver Cor iue new watches
and diamOnds-aHy balance can be paid weekly.
J. DRUKKER, 1901, I2th and Pa. ave, Hat
Store. Late with Cas1eibaTg mz0-S
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WASTED-By refined Young working girl. room
with respectable girl and two meals per dag;
not over So per month. AddTess BOX Isl. tbs
ONCE. m22-S
WANTED-Roam and board with private famllr.
Northwest, BY mechanic. Addrezs, stating
terms, Box 80. this o5siee. nj
WANTED-By single eeBtEe5=tn. furnished room
and board neaF Treasury Building terms must
be moderate. address Bon II, this Office m20-3
WANTED--f}y Young married coupIe. Sogthar7e7s
room ard board IN private family preferred IN
suburbs address BOX lG3, this Office Mos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-At once. meat box for store; spot
cash. Address 40 1Jh s.. Sc c22-2
WASTED Matchmaker fooi-Wheei and lathe
Address ss2 9th 81. mes
WANTED-1o.0e0 clean SeconsI-lq1d brick spot
cash. BOND, Jzg s. e2I-s
wANTED-Steam lunch hull. about p feet
MACh'S, 30s 18th 81. NV mis-
SPECIAL TO RODUCE-satisiactory prompt
printing; 1000 cards, biIlheads, envelopes $50.
HAYS, Sos St nv, m2I-7
THE BEST ELCIN and Wsltlam watches laIies'
and gents sold on easy payments. 81 week.
1901, 18th and Pa ave, ovcg Davis Hat store
Late with CastelJars- Mos
ELEGANT OPAL and diamond rings as low as
Si2s easy payments y a week; goods delivered
on irsI payment. J. DRUEKER late with C5as-
telbeTg. 1901 pa. ave, over hat Store. m70-3
WANTED-FliTuiture of ali kind. store and ofBce
fixtures FRIES H0PNOOD, sth and K SIS.
Bw- m2O-3
WASTED-Private instruction for clerks exam
nation, Cvi Service MR. BREMEN, 6g4 F
81. nv MOS
AL KINDS CARPENTER WORK neatly and
cheaply- done; drop postal BASS. ~ A St Ne
WANTED-To rent. country store with postof3ce
attached. also hotel, furnished Address BOX
J57, tiis Office clog
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor ladies
and gents cast-0f clothing Address postal viii
call B. TARSHEs. 1893 9Th st. NV apll-S0t
WANTFD-weu dressed men TO get their clothes
made 90 order on weekly or monthly payments;
TesrTsBCoS requested. As We are selling at cash
pfis%a- Address BOX %. this Office mI27S0
W6KTED-o'd gold. silver: gold dollars. SIS
nEssss Pass 4 zkets bought LOUIS ABRAHAA'S
lss 9Th St ~. aR5-u
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BOARDING.

CHINESE AND AMERICAN. CAPE for ladies and
gentlemen; meals served to .ssder- SAN HING,
Proprietor. i0S 18th st. mz1-d
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rpAINs a. RLrEunNr RPAvcn


Leave Washington 9-3I a. t. daily. LOO p n.
and 4-49 p m. week days, and 6-z5 .. n SIM
DAYS only for BlUemeBt, and 4:55 ?. H. and G-25
D m. week days, and II:s0 p n. theatre tain,
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays, for lees
4ug-
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
iBgtoH GA a n, s.52 a H., % 9. II. I8-t5
a n daily. except Mondays 200 p n, 900
D. H. and ego p. n daily Local trains from
Harrisonburg 1871 4 H. week days and
s-4a p m daily From Charlottesville. SIS
a. n and $40 ?. n daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and detailed
information be lad at ticket Offices. 7O5 18th
St, 81 Pennsylvania ATen1c, and PenrsyIvans1
Station Baggage checked through non hotels
and residences
Phone Main I44I, P. R r Cab Service
c. H ACEERT. General Manage
6 q. HARDWICK, General PzSsr Agent
l. S BROWN, General Agent.
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FOR SALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE
A BARGAIN II 4 FAIRY
We are authorized % sell a choice farm in
MaryIa-i ore mile Fl I'm District Of Columbia
10 close an estate at very low price Two new
dwell .Rgs. new stable b n. etc: 10 young pelcfI.
apple and pear trees, II caring; acres ID straw
berries and acres in ruspberries. This land Is
IN a high state OF cultivation. and Is really an
up-to-date New England farm in every particular.
PRICE, 5000
Terms easy. Cali 10 see
y c HILL
With Z LODGE HILL, Sth and sts. NV.
ap22 "a. y
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WANTED-SettIed woman white OF ecl0Ted),
hcESevork. must stay nights; family Of three
405 New Jersey ave nj
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goods store address Bon Isl, TINS Office nj
WANTED-G'ernan girl, housewolk, no washing;
Write chambeT1naid. hotel; colored chambcTElid,
plain cook Inquire I2II 10th ST. nj
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~ ANTED-taslier IN drug store: bright young
lad. Of business experience. ADDRESS AZ once,
BOX Isz, this ofiee. MI
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WANTED-FURNISHED FLAT.
WANTED-F1at Of furnished rooms f,y Iyo adults.
light housekeeping; state rent Address BOX 100,
this Office. MOI
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WANTED-A reliable yyclnan OF girl ior general
Assisework; &c cooking IT washing TO do Ap-
ply At once 3I2 9th ST mi
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WANTED-GlIl foI geRcIai houseWorki referrnces-
SIE q - NV MI
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WANEED-HoUSES.

BY ACTUAL ACCOUNT. / have received J,v mail
and IN person z3I- INQIiRIES from parties desir-
ing % purchase houses and investments send me
without delay, complete description Of ANY
HOT SIS you may have and desire 20 sell quickly,
giving lowest prices J WILL Do TIE RESI-
N i. EASTERDAT. rs T4th St
m22-5 Bond Building
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WANTED1Tgo skirt hands, and one apprentice,
at &ORAN'S, IL 18th ST nv. nj
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FUR aEEI-FLAIS-
FOR RENT-To coI0Trd tenants, desirable modern
four-roons and bath fla. - Pierce IT. NV, si93)
GEO. r. HILL CD 18th 81. NV. e22-G
FOR RENT-IZI4 Mas ave: elegant second
floor fat; fvc rooms and bath. all modern i'm
IT0Temcnts; lovely back pOrchs fHe location;
$40. janitoT. m22-3
FOR RENT-By 18th OF Nay fat whole floor
Of building sI2 l3Ji1 ST. NV large ROOMS and
private bath. all modern Improvements: com
plete for housekeeping; price, SO nl22-3
FOR .-ENT-Flat OF three large communicating
unfinished ro0Tas. gas and bath, ST. - st.
NV m2G3
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FOR SAIE-SUBURBAN.

TUX SEI5-S GAO&@As
FOR SALE-Seven r,onls bath, water, gas and
driven well; convenient Ia electric cars =. p
NASH Owner. 1891 sth st NV ei
FOR SALE-Six acres Of land on electric railway,
above Baist0n: cheap SOLD - olce- address
Bon les, this Office. MOS
FOR SALE-AT BROGKLAND. A GREAT BAR
GAIN-ONLY - 20
Nice seven-ToeIn house. Large corner lot. Beau
tifuI location Convenient to electric ears,
clos R. " WALKER & son, Feo5 Z St
ron SALE-Ia Brookland o.. Concord st. No
1881. seven rooms & 5e97 500 cash; balance, 81
per month. No IG32 SIX rooms. SI,2q3: 500
cash; balance S1i per moaTa- Inquire on prem
ises or Of owner. 21e1 sth st ne extended eI9-3
FOR SALE-FIne farm Of eight acres; sIx-room
house and oUtbUildiass; good water; excellent
location on two country roads; about three-guar
tiers Of a mile from Br2nchvills, Nj on 3 & o
K. r, and one uiie frcn terminus Of City and
Suburban Electric Railway: price reasonable and
easy trrHls- Apply TO J. c BONNET. Berwyn.
Nd eos
Now READY F0R OCCUPANCY-At Hyatts-
Vile Oac and two squares from steam and electric
cars, two very attractive homes; seven and six
roorS and bath. respectively; high ceilings, fra
appointments In bathroom; price &, eco and
81 eco: easy terms; les for cash; also twc-acre
poultry farm, oDe-half nile from HyattSviIIe;
dwelling house; vsTy large chicken house, lovely
shade fine soil and necessary Outbuildings. price,
81 zoo; easy terms J. Il EoGERS, owner
FfyattsviIle. eI6-6
FOR sALE-SlOO down. 5asanee monthly. houses.
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WANTED-FLATS.

hANfED-By young married couple. furnished
fat OF about four rooms and bath from Nav l
for summer; best reference. address BOX 155,
this Office clog
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WANTED Wonaa for general homework and
work IN grocery store. Is52 81. NV. nj
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WANTED-situatiou IL yoUng man, expert type
writer aud gTzpEOEhoua operation, with expert
ence II booskecpil. and general Ct1ee work "
J. r., 30 81 81 NV. m224
WANTEB-By yogH- nan. light delivery work;
$50 NGTk for nlloae-aged IIdn- IZt2 Aew York
NV nj
WANTED-Situatia1z for ~ s0Iored cook IN
hOtei or cafe OtheT experienced help, with ref
efences. Tor al lines Il gsurk demand HAIR
REiLS PROMPT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 81
Pa
WANTED-By respectable coI0rc5 woman, place
aS general housepor-eF5 50 home nights Iz27
= Madison e. uw. guI
WANTED House cleaning, by reliable coIored
nan; carpets cleaned and land: fosrs polished
sa9 gene,al house cleaning. 45s y St NV e2I-2
WANTED-By neat. intel. gent, honest boz Of I6.
employment, Office position preferred, recon-
Tnended by Rev AlESZEL. 1920 q 81 NV e2I-2
RANTED-By a sober, Industrious. Iuiddie-a-ed
white man, situation WzLchmSn or driver fer
delivery wagon address BOX IG2. this Office
els
WANTED-By colorod man. Place as pastry or
meat cook; can give good reference Address
y I 81. Bw- els
" kNTED- ExperieBced Iaezt cutter and grocery
clerk wants position; highest references from last
employer. age q AddEesS BOX l29. this olhee-
zIe-s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-22

WANTED Tailorezs 70 help On coats CRAW-
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-22

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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-30
CARRIE NATION AZ YALE.
Talks to Students and Both Enjoy the
 Occasion.

New Haven, Sept 3O.-NIrs Carrie Nation of Kansas addressed an inn prompt1 meeting of Yale students from the steps of Osborne Hall yes terday afternoon, telling the story Of her experiences with her hatchet. mak- ing an appeal in behalf of the home Tor drunkards' wives which she in tends to build in Kansas. and urging the young men to refrain from the rsa of liquor and cigarettes. Although interrupted occasionally by songs and shouts, Mrs Nation continued her dis course to the end.
 She explained that she had stopDed off in New Haven for a few hours While on her way to Massachusetts ana that she was led to do so by a let ter Which she received last winter rom a number. of Yale, students inyit- Ing her to come here. Her coming was not advertised, but the news of her. appearance in town was snraaa quickly enough yesterday afternoon so LhaL an audience of about .OOO Daos1a gathered to listen to her.
 The only incident of the meeting ua a the rendition of songs which served to punctuate the remarks of Nrs Notio,, when she told of being in jail with a cigarette smoker, the crowd im1,,nl7;- a.ely started up singing ''Ain't Dat a IshiAne' and when she told of her sa loOh ralds the song was Twas But 2 Dream" was heard. :
 It wasn't any dream,'' shouted Mrs Natlon. There is. I98 pounds of me anu .tne saloon keepers knew it was the real thing.' {" - (1fhoYs e,<1,.
 Olnsr songs which interrupted tbp speaker but did not apparently discon- cert her iR the least were ..Shaw MO tne Way to Go Hone'' and .s14ood Morning, Carrie, S0N-
 Mrs Nation was dressed in wbito duck and wore a long linen dustar ohe IS a portIy woman and has .
 strenuous voice. She has 2 snaII nose, wears spectacIes and has ., chin that is full of force and deternina ton, while the mouth denotes fhe lighting tenacity for which she IS fa- 1 nous.
 She introduced herself as the "loy- ing home defender; the universal mother" and told the boys they. need ed nothing so much as they did a mother. She said sI got letter from the Jolly Eight Of Yale inviting 1ne to come and address them They say they don't smoke or drink'' At this juncture hundred Yale voices struck up Here's to Good Old Yale, Drink Her Down" Mrs Nation shouted back That's not the Jolly Eight It's the saloon crowd of Yale. They told me to talk to the old soaks and try l to save them. said no, I'll save the little pigs if I can't the old hogs. Every food gate has been opened to ruin you young men," Here the crowd broke loose with "Good Morn l ing, Carrie'' She waited till they were through and said: 'sWherever go the devil seems to pop up some where.., s'This holy book is my hatchet.. she shouted waving bible