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eFtBOARD AiR LINE RAILWAY
Canital civ Route. !"

"Capital C1ty Route.
-, washington, Penna- K. r. Station.
i-e1Ne -, SEABOARD FAST MAIL
ic;ZS3S Sv Through Pullman Sleepers to
EH'J Jacksonville. connecting at
,r.,., with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta.
lauuee FLA. AND MErROPOLITAy
p. III, LlMITED-Solid train to ST.
,...,,zti1e with Pullman, Drawing Room.
:, ~ e7',troent. observation, and Dining Cars,
C''a Pullman Sleeper TO Atlanta. Pullman
sis9 ssopsr Iue.dsys. THURSDAYS, and satuFdays to
S",'thSr, Pines Pinehurst;
It rrains oier excellent schedules and
@ lh's1 70 petersburg Raleigh. Southern Pines
sses,.IS,,rst, se,Nile Camden, Columbia. Savannah.
il,crEnsonyiiie. lrE.e,rii ana al F!ssidl points Char
Sac-s' ,tbsns. Atlanta. New Orleans. Chat-
lotle, N,.h,ille. points West and Southwest.
I.heVs'5 H.5' = m, LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
A'IS Daily southern Pines GPinehuEs).
Office, I4aI Perna. Ave.
W. II. DOLL. Gen. Agt Pass. Dept.
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T-,ips leave District Line station (rclched
hv Columbia electric cars) as follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
Week days. 1880, 1850 4. m. $50 s:15
.,f n. m Sundays and Holidays. g:15. 1880.
- 20 a. m, 80. $50, $3.50, $50. !. and 80
.. u.
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH.
Week DAYS. l2:iO, 2:30 >, and 10 p. m. Sun
dsy, and HOLIDAYS. la:40. $50. S, $50. $50. 3
g:i0. and lO.S) p. m
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week DAYS g:l5 a. H., j:l5 p. M. Sundays.
g:l5 a. M. $50 p m
A. II. LEWls. l. Y. \. i420 New Yo-k ave.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot OF IN
- St for Fl. Monroe, Norfolk. Newpo--
- News. ard all points south. by the su
newport News" .'N9rfolk.'' All
. .'Washington."
Lv. wash'ton. .s;31 pr1Lv. PortSn,'th 500 m,
Lv Alexandria.T;c0 pr f.v. Sorfols. 600 nm
Ar. Ft Monroe. 90 am G.v. IT. Monroe. :09 nm
Ar. Norfolk .-s;pI an Ar Alexandria. - am
Ar portsm tn. s.lJ am Ar Wasbir-t'n ,.0o ar,
SEThrough connections made az Nor
- folk with steamers Of Old DonfDion
- Steamship Co. for New York. and Nfer.
. chants AMI Miners Steamships for Do,.
ton
1TF further information Apply at
- general ticket offce. Bond Building. lf;h
- and y. y. ave. or 18th St wharf. Wash
- incton, d. c.
Phone 22s0. JNo CALLAHAN. Cen Mcr
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, Sl.7j up; house painting.
best work. lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS.
llGj 9th st. ne. Phone. East s0G u. mII-3
WALL PAPER from &c 10 50 per roll. rs
yours il you like il. Ny special IN. paper.
can't be beat. No charge for trimming Free
delivery. RICHARD H. PORTER, Wall Papor
shop, lsl;i% .th Il. nv. mlI-3
NOLTE, S2i 9th st. NV, is constantly rcceiv.
ing the latest and most attractive designs in
Wall Papers. and papers rooms from 81. 20 up.
Call and investigate Ter yourself and be con
yiueed. mli-ti
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed information can he hnd at ticket o.
fees. 5O5 18th St. 5lI Pennsylvania Avenue.
anil Pennsylvania Station. Baggage checked
through from hotels and residences.
Phone Main liil. r r. r. Cab service
G. H. ACFERT. General Manager.
S. II. HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent.
D.. 6. BROWN General Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
cHEsAPE ElKE AND OHIO RY.

rp,txS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
s.oo p NJ. DAiLY-Cincinndti and st. Louis
c,'sci,1-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
siiSN.s-s Ia Cincinnati, Lexington. Louisville
Ir,I;sn.poiis. and 81. louis without change.
I.,'nsction for VIRGINIA Hot Springs. Dininl
csr Parior Cars CiEeinnati to Chicago.
ca, m p NJ DAILY-F. +. V. Limited Salii
II. sor Cincinnati, Pullman Sleepers to Gin
et-n,t Lexington and Louisville, without
e,,as ,'..,a Co,nDartment sleeper 10 Virginia Hot
S,r,Tss TSslays. Thursdays and Saturdays;
Connection Gaily. Dining sari ,ar;, seepeTs Gin
~, irr....-y,tion and tickets At Chesapeake and
.,,,rss sI3 Peunsyvan.i Avenue; COO lIth
G.l,, Si,,o near =, and At the station. Telephone
can. 49, II. W. FULLER,
80 = " Main 1906 Cen Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

from Station. Pennsylvania Ave aud IS17 II
In effect May |. ip02.
For Alexandria-WeeI; days, 6:30 I:Oi. %,
s:o. ego. s:59. 70. 1859, 1925. ley. u -
a m: xla:05. i2 20. I2:l5. xi:n5. l;25- z;,'
2:So. S9oe. 1880. 3:5e. MIA. I:SS. 81. 9;ys'
5:22, J:iJ. sos. G:30. 200. i:3J. s:O9' SO
s's'', lo:ij. :I:20. Jl:j9 ., 90. -,
Sunlays-7.i5, 800. g:45. 1890, l;r. ! % ~
a m; 70 90 nocn 1890. 90. l;aO. 2;o 80 :sC
500. $3.50. 400. so. 5:nc, $40. e;o 80 80,
7:co. 7;3o. 500. s:i5. ESQ. 1915. n:2c. ll'y'
r. m.
For Mount Yernon-wsst days: $50. s:cl
Io:r. ll;Oo a. m. xI2:c5. xl:05. 200. z''V-
$3.50. x4:lI. N5.e2. FOG. $50 p. m. oo
sundays-9O) 4, m, i2:p noon. 2;Vp' 4'''
$50. 900. 0:3O p. M
For Arlington and Aquejuct BridEe- n@rt
DAYS: H:3o. 7:O4. 7:8O. SEQ. 500, $50. 80
1000, 1l:oD :. m. '12:o5. l2;2o, .l2;i9' -
70. 200. '2:3o. 9:de. '3:30. $50. 'i;3S. los
o;22. 6:cs $50. &C. 500 p. m.
,HNDAis-5:45. 800. s:45, 'lo;So; /, .i'o 9o
l:So 4. m. 1900 noon. I2:2o. l:o1. so
: go. 'e;30. 2 90. $3.50. 500 '4:30. 500. '';So'
500. '6:S0. 700. 80. 500 p. m.
aENr-sss TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
). CoLvlN Superintendent
Is iput
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EANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

SO WEEKLY copying letters at home either
sex; send stamp for particulars. KING MAN
CFACTURING COMPANY, 3 Warren ave. Chi
cago. MI
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FOR sALE-Furniture, slightly used. at less
than half it, frst cost. FRIES Il nOPWOuD. /
sh and st.. NV mIJ-3
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WANTED-HOUSES.

in the eastern section. if the
prices are right ! can sell them; also houses
for rent. Send me particulars. CIIAS A.
SHIELDS. 1905 F St. NV; Tel. l227-3. ml3-3
WANTED-To rent an unfurnished apartment
house. with not less than twelve apartments
address BON 49, .hiS office. el2-3
WANTED-A home with all modern improve
mentS, centrally located; will pay about - 90
cash. Address Bon 4s3, this office. el2-3
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WANTED-ROOMS.

- --~-~- - --------
WiNTED-Tw0 to four rooms on first OF second
floor for offices. Address BOX igl. this office.
ri
NANTED-By two ladies. three rooms second
floor, between l0th and 18th. and J. sts NV
light housekeeping: state terms; references.
Address Bon is7, this office. mlj-2
WANTED-By gentleman. centrally located
'"om; private family preferred. Address BOX
i&2, this office mli-3
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WANTED Eastern Consolidated oil stock
! Parties desiring 10 dispose of their holdings
OF The above oil stoc, address BOX .. this
Office, stating price. mlj-3
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WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE.

NhNTED-Small furnished house. with shade.
or 3-room apartment; reasonable rent. Address
BON 10 this office. mi
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FOR SALE.

FOR SSLE-Carload of windows. screens and
doors; screens from lie up; doors complete
with all fixtures. 59c; fancy hard oil finish
doors. 9sc; high grade suburban DOORS in all
sizes, in STOCK: screen windows, ll.c square
loot: substantial screens made TO order. 55c.
kLEEBLArr. llti and IL sts. ne. ap?2-tf
FOR SALE-$5 for Morris chairs with hair
cushion; 81 for hair mattress in two parts oak
arm rockers, sl.iS: bedroom and psrl0r suites.
81 % per week. REDMOND'S, 3ll-3l3 9Th st.
NV. e9-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SAIE-A New Home Drop Cabinet Sew
ing Machine; great sacrifice If sold at once.
address Bon 4Gl. this office. mlj-3
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FOR SALE-On account | must leave for Eng
land ! VIII sell my tailoring cleaning and dye
ing business reasonable for cash. Party can do
as well a. ! did If sober and steady to business.
VI. MEADA. jl3 18th st. NV rnlj-3
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FOUND.

FUt =SD-At Iacsv's most modern ice cream:
factory in America delicious chocolates Va
niiia, and strawberry ice cream; male from
the fr,jt. not the acid; one per gallon. Also
l.accy's special, zoe per gallon. Office. faii Nyw
Nork Ave Phone Min 923 dci0-u
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FOR SALE-9-picce toilet set roll edge hasin
latest shapes. FRIES < HOPWOOD, sth and X
SIS. ny. plj-S
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WANTED-First class collar and cuff starchers
YALE STEAM LACNDRY 43 G ST. ell
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WANTED-Four ladies and gentlemen TO dem
onstratc our goods in Alexandria: successful
demonstrators will bc made managers else
whore address ROOM ), G2l 9TH st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FLNTs-Nev bricks; bath. gas. hot and cold
wafer. range. KEYS 1856 l. It. So. -. GEO.
BNiI.EN. Loan and Trust Building. ieli-lJt
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FOR sALE-Very fine lunch room fixtures;
en-t So. will sell for $500. FRIES & HOP
WOOD sth and X stS NV. mI5-3
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FOR SALE-Pawn tickc; for handsome diamond
ring, cheap. Address BON :, this office miss
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WtNTED-Fcw summer hoarder on farm;
private home; plenty fresh milk and ice shId,
grounds: hall mile station: porches. Addr"--
MRS NARY J.. HANSHAW. Germantown.
Montgomery county, Nd. mIi-3
LOCKSLEY HALL. Lower Potomac; terms mod
crate. GEORGE ROGERS. Ridge. Nd jc3 I'm
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NANTED--A hoy. Apply ao2 9Th St NV. mi
NANTEn-Kitchcu hoy. III st. nw. mi
NNNTED-TicAct >"Ilcr: SlOl cash security:
good salary. ADDRESS Ron II. this office. MI
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
lnsf0H G:42 i. m. 6:j2 a. M, 1:i0 a. M o:i5
a. m. goo T.. m. g;I5 p. M. and 9:30 p. m
IN. week days and $40 .. M. daily From
Charlottesville. s:2S nI- and $40 D. m.
daily.
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For Philadelphia, New York. and the
East.

Express 200 Dining car). 1851 Dining Car),
$40 QDiainG Carr, 800. 1000 Dining Car),
1925 ard 1l:OO dining Car from Wilmington
\. ~. l2:45. 3:l5 $50 Dining Car from Bal
tlmore). $50, 1900 p. NJ l2:lo night, on
sundays. 7;O0 Dining Carr. 5:5I Dining Car),
s:ie Dining Carl. $500. 1895. lI:O0 Dining
Car nom Wilmington) 4. NJ, l2:15. 3:l5, 4:59
tDining Car from Batimore). $50. 1000 P. NJ.
1910 night For Philadelphia only. Express,
':iJ 4. NJ. l2:l5 P. NJ week days. 2:ol. $40.
and $40 =. VI. daily
For Boston. without change. 7.45 A n. week.
days and $50 p n daily
For Baltimore. $40 6:l5. 200. 7:i5. $50. 7:57.
$40. 900 1000. 1926, 1850. II :o0 4. NJ l2:lo
Pas 90 /. .2s 2:0i, 5:lj. $3.50 (4:0O Limited,
$40. 42O. 4:S3 $50 $40. 6:i5. $50. 7:l5. 7:45.
1000. l0:4D l:S5 P. NJ. and I2:i0 night Ol
sundays. 200. 80 5:57. $40 800. 9:o5. 1o:25.
1880, HOO A. n. 12.l5. lis, 2:ol, BIS. $50
t4-6 Limited 4:1O. 400. i:50. $40. 6:lo.
ESQ. 7:l5, 7:4s, 1000. 1880 P. ", and L. 10
night.
For Pores Creek Line. T:i5 A. ~ and 4:33 p.
81. weekdays. Sundays. 9:e5 A. n.
For Annapolis. $50 A. NJ. i2:lj and 4:2o P.
NJ. week days sundays. o:oo A. II. and $40
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FOR SALE-Tunch room. fine stand: must be
sold. Also several fine grocery stores. IS. j.
Dt GAN. 81 La. ave. inI5-3
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wANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-By Young couple. large. pleasant
room, furnished unfinished with board
rear East Capitol st. G. A. JoYNEs. eos f
st. sc. ml5,3
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cYEsAPERkE BEACH RAILWAY

W. II. DOLL. Gen Agt. Pass. Dept.
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TRAINS on BLuEMoNr BRANCH.

Ieafe Washington week DAYS. $40 a.
i;U p. m. { 30 p. u, 4:i9 p m, ard 6.25
p. m. Latter TO I.eesbusg only. SUNDAYS
only. 0;0l and 9:l0 and 6:25 p. m. for
Buemont.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

STATIC. CORNER OF SIXTH AND SIS.
ESQ A. Il. DAILY. PiTTSBURG EXPIRES
rarior and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pitts-
burg
1880 a. II. DAILY. PENNSYLVANIA LIN;
TED-ful;man Sleeping. Dining. smosins. sao
Observation CsFs Harrisburg u Chicago, ca,
cinnzti, ipa.ara poiis -. Louis, Cleveland. and
Io'efo Buffet Plrlor Css to Harrisburg,
lo-50 4. VI DAILY FAS; LiStr-fullrnan
9uIct parior Car 10 Harrisburg. Buffet fSfiof
Car Harrisburg 70 Pittsburg. Am,
$50 ". DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
E%PRESs- Sleeping Car Washington to x
Louis. and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg
to indianapolis. st. Louis. Louisville WA |in-
7.i5 P. N. DAILY. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
PuilTan Sleeping Car Harrisburg to St Lona
7:f5 P T. DALY- WESTERN EXPIRES
aaIa rn'T pHis SesPl9v @ Car ctic,a e '''Drs anu
I:i5 p. NJ DAILY. CLEVELAND AND GIN
CINNATT EXPREss-Pullman Sleeping Cars
Washington 10 Pittsburg. and Harrisburg u
Cleveland anil Cincinnati. Dining Car
I0:io p. NJ DAILY. Pacific EXPREsS-
80 A. " DAILY BUFFALO DAY *
PRESS. with tt-n'trh Proiler Buffet Parior Car
and Coaches ta egealo. via Emporium Juno
;ion.
7:59 4. " for Kane. Canandairrta. Rochester,
and Niagara Falls daily. except Sunday:
0:50 A. w. for Elmira and Remove daily. eS'
cept Sunday. For Williamsport daily. 3;Sa r
lis p. NJ DAILY BUFFALO MIGHT Ex,
PkESS-With through Buffet Sleeping Car ano
Coaches TO Buffalo, via Emporium Junction
1:i5 P. NJ. DAILY for Erie; for Rochester,
Rufialo. and Niagara Falls daily. except sat
nrday. with Sleeping Car Washington 10
l0:+0 p. ". for Erie. Canandaigua. Rochester,
Buialo. and Niagara Falls daily Pullman
Stepping Car Washington to Rochester Satuf-
days only.
400 P. ". CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
daiv for New York. all ParIor Cars. with Din
ing Car from Baltimore
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 for storage when We store for
!ic2 UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY.
40 lCt5 81. NV. NILS
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FOR SATE-Tvo coffee urns. three gallons
FRIES g HoPWOOD, sih and X IS. NV.
mIj-3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sAIE-Does, cats, rabbits. guinea pigs.
monkeys, snakes, parrots, oyster shell and chick
food. sCGmD'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 10Th st.
NV. my22-u
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

on. IN TIE DlSTRlCT-A ground floor oppor.
tunity. | am Incorporating 4 company to he
known ~ The Columbia oil Company. for tlr
purpose of boring iur oil, on lots in my sub.
division. which i, located near an electric rail
way Inside 0f the District bounds. and in order
10 -''rr" ~" necessary money 10 drill the first
we'll | offer to sell one hundred shares oi Pro-
motion Si'ch. at one hundred dollars (slO0.UO
per s'lare. each share entitlng the purchaser
to one Thousand G.pcjD shares (par value y
per sharc) Of fully paid and non-as-cssable
stock in the company to be formed. and a.
positive guarantee against anr loss to these
purchasing the promotion stock. will de-
post first decd Of trust on lots in this Sub
division with the Washington savings Bank
18TH and g sts. NV. covering one lot for each
share of Promotion stock purchased: the same
10 he held in trust for the subscribers to the
said stock These lots worth double the
amount of the trust. and therefore subscribers
TO Promotion stock viii hc amply secured
ANALYSIS Of III" oily substances gathered from
the surface of this property has been made by
Prof. II. ". Nilev, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Chemistry. and pronounced by him 10 be crude
Petroleum. In the opinion of other oil ex-
pcri> who have examined the property. there
seems to be no doubt that oil will be found
II drilled for. in which case the stock viii sell
for many times its par value. The fact that
his we'll j. to I've bored On ono Of the said
lots which i located within the District and
only 4 few feet from the electric railway tsinglc
iar"l. VIII give investors an opportunity TO see
the drilling and keep in touch with all opcr-
ations of the company. There will be only
one hundred (iGm shares Of Promotion Stock
issued. and all Subscriptions received over that
amount will he promptly returned The com
pnny 10 be formed ASSUMES the deed Of trust
{" bc deposited ut the before mentioned bank
and will be taken mp from the proceeds Of
treasury stock. Each subscriber 20 Promotion
stool will receive again the amount Of his
original investment. thus leaving the thousand
shares given a bonus for each share Of Pro-
motion Stock 4 clear profit. The officers and
directors of the company will be men Of prom
inence and wcll-known integrity. Mr.. l.. "
Sander. President Of The Washington Savings
Bank. 18th and g SIS NV. has volunteered TO
act treasurer, and all renittances should be
made PAYABLE to his order and deposited at the
above address. Respectfully yours Z. VI. PINE.
Room No. 81 Washington Savings Bank Build
ing. 18th and G. SITS. NV. mli-S
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WhNTED-A hoy. Apply SOP 9Th st. NV. m!
WANTrn-Eitehcn hoy. III st. NV. mi
WNNTED-TicAct >ollcr: 500 cash security /.
good -ally. Address Ron II. this office. mi
WANTED-Stabc hand. Can at III st. NV.
nj MI
WtNrED-Au ice cream maker or order pack
"-- f'>>ELL'N. l42s New York ave. MI
WANTED slic.mcn: -, prr week and cv-
rcn>rS EuIrIut'rl selling chemical rrfrigcrat-
lHF machines 10 hotels restaurants butcher,
and merchants cool all kind, of roirigorators
rh"al"y than lv": also chemical ice cream
ir"rz"r: works automatic. Write Tor territory;
ircr sample. tiiENiC NJ. REFRIGERATOR AND
'"tfHLk ','sirANl, station !, thioago. MI
WANTED->prciIlt, ,nIc-ucn with good. clean
record and ahnoy To earn >lj0 expenses
Per month; new proposition fu. retail trade;
-, weekly advance VI. r. BINIER d CO..
Ltd. tlcveland. Ohio. MI
y NNTEn Engineers, tIemen. machinists. and
cir'!ricans; send for i0-plge pamphlet con-
tanning questions asked by examining board
gi engineers TO obtain engineers license. Nd
Iress GEO. \. CELLAR Publisher, room IS
i ; lth 81, 81. lonS. Mo. nlo-Su-lOt
WANTED Scvcnty-hyc ahlc-bodicd colorcd men
Tor railroad grading. Beverly. ". Va. Sl.jp
day. Cali 1t once 3n2 10th st. NV, Tor nfor-
nation. cl
WANTED-A good restaurant waiter: also to do
cleaning around place. CHARLES DIETZ. Res
taurnnt. Ith and + sts. eI
WANTED-A cake baker; good Wages 10 the
right party lllG II st. ne. cli-S
Wh%TED-rwo good plasterers that under
stand running cornce Monday morning at
l3th and KENYON sis, Mt. Pleasant. c1
NtNTED-A colorcd man to cook: one that
understands restaurant work. Ill 9th st. nv.
cl
WANTED Compositor: - cents NJ. or spprcn.
tice. RON ios, this office. e1
WANTED Boy for Office who writes good hand
and has wheel; Sl5 per month. Lock Drawer
3is. Station G. ell
WANTED-Man who understands receiving and
handling freight; also management Of men in
iaScment OF department store; good PLACE fOr
i've. intelligent man; reference required. BON
40, this office. ell
WANTED-A white boy about Is years old 10
carry morning paper route Call 1908 II st.
NJ. Fl
WANTED -CcIored hoy or man to make himself
generally useful in store; must stay nights.
oil ST nw. el
WANTED-Fiyc papcrhangers. Apply after G
p. m. ll05 9TH 81. ne mli-3
WANTED-Activc white boy. about lC wears
old. Apply to GEO. p. KILLIAN. l2f 7th st.
NV. mII3
NANTED-Ten experienced solicitors; 50 week
ly guaranteed; references. Call Basement &c
lith ST. NV. II. T. SNYDER. ml4-2
NANTFD-rwo cleaners and pressers. Apply
3ll2 lith Il. NV. mli-3
NhNTED-Mcn to learn barber trade New sys-
TEN. Eight weeks completes. Wages Saturday..
Tools donated. Diplomas awarded. Positions
guaranteed. Catalogue mailed free MOLEKS'
BARBER SCHOOL, New York city. lnl3-G
WANTED-A registered drug clerk; must have
references. Address 90l I 81. NV ml3-3
WANTED-A frSt-class plumber can find steady
employment. Apply c. q. THORN, 1927 @ St
nv uI3-3
NANTkD-Seifled woman cook and laun-
dress: one living in Georgetown preferred;
wages slj Call at 2l23 Dumbarton ave el2-3
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BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. R.

Schedule IN elect Mas IS. 1907
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave and ST.
Chicago and Northwest. 'id;59 a. IN. $50
Cincinnati. St ionis and Lcuisvill,. 1905
m AIS r .I:10 night
pit,sburg and Cleyeland. 1850 a. m. .sa5
n NJ and y 20 night
Columbus an Wheeling. EGO p m.
Winchester. Es:s5 a m. HIS and 1850
p Lnray, Riverton. Front Royal. Elkton, .4:i5
p Annapolis, 1880. 1850 lll:5o a.. m. li:so.
F5ede4ick I'd = s55. ..1oo. nlO:5o a m. lib.
n4sO. and 1000 P, m
BogS and way points. 1855 .'s:oo a. n.
-ii5. IIi:5o. li5:$o -'ia:l5. illl:s0 p. m.
Gaithersburg and way points, IS. 800 a
NJ In;' az '..5 81 70. '.io:i5. llIi:S5 p. m.
Washington Junction and way points. 1855.
..g:oo q. m. '-1:15. H4;3o. 1880 p. m.
baltimore, week days, N3:oo, SEQ. ESQ.
ms 10. xssO. SIS. $3.50. NlO:OO. n:50 a.
~ =, ~ ,,s.9O noon. x1:a5. x3:O0, xi:OO, xl:s0.
H.Sj ~ 05. SIS. x6:2o. $3.50. xs:OO. xlO:O1.
,i1.sO. T:S5 p. m. sundays. x3:0O. X :05.
aN xs:S0. 19:c0 4 m. xl2:2o. l:15. x3:00.
xs..O- x5:O5, 80, As:00. xlO:1J. xIl:3O. Il:3j
p i ROYAL Blue LINE.
49, .-,,,, illum.natel with Plntsch light.
Rait;rnorc. Philadelphia. New Yors, Boston,
,,I tie East. 900. '7:o5 (Diner). 1850 (Buf.
sst, let1. 600 Oiaer). lpo:oo (Dinep a. m.
.SS,sn (D.nerj. 800 C'Royal Limited
nircr,. 400 Philadelphia only. -5:15
D;ncrj. 500 and 'il:3O p. III. Sleeping Car
cnan at 1000 o'clock}-
'iSJI istIlntic City. l7.C5. I1o:co a. m. lll2:so
n'st, spai,v. IIExccpt Sunday ''sunday only.
VEVpTcss trains
P,rrnre called for and checked from hotels
-, -esidences by Union Transfer Co on orders
iist n, ticket Offices. 61e Pennsylvania Avenue
'I+,,,vsst New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and at station.
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
irTATIoES wANTED-MALE.
wAA1ED-HoRSEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED Light running top wagon, IN good
condition. 1913 1th ST. NV. mlJ-3
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
HELP WAETED-FEMALE.

" N IED--An industrious white girl to work
:" H'h'hg room; experience not necessary. Also
- ~ IHr general h"u>cnork. A. II It. ny. MI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-25
STATE
SUPREME
COURT
Hears Arguments on Eastern
Oregon Cases
Turner oliver Sueing the
Sugar Beet Company

The suit Of Carson VS.. Grady, on
appeal from Judge Ealdn. of Union
county, was argued today before the
supreme court. 1t is an action in the
nature of trespass on the case to re.
cover damages to farming land caused
by a dam being constructed so as to
back water on the premises. Turner
oliver, of La Grande, appeared for
appellant, and w. T. Slater Of Salem,
for respondent
The suit Of E. w. Oliver, VS.. the ore.
gon Sugar Refining Co, of La Grande,
was also argued orally. This is a suit
to recover $1,O7336 alleged to be due
for difference between amount of beets
paid for under contract and amount
actually delivered, the railroad scales
at the sugar factory having been inac.
curate. Turner Oliver appears for his
brother, Leroy Lomack, Of Pendleton,
and State Senator John l.. Rand, OF
Baker City, for respondent.
Turner Oliver is the lawyer who
came very near getting the 100000
bounty from the state legislature for
the beet sugar industry in 1879, that
Mr.. Flagg, of Salem, is charged with
having voted for. He is one of the
most prominent lawyers and capitalists
in Eastern Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-25

was in the city Monday evening to at
tend the Belle Of New York" She
was the guest OF Mrs. Henry w. Mey.
ers.
p. II. Darcy, Of this city, has ac
cepted the invitation Of the Roseburg
lodge Of Elks, and will deliver the an
nual memorial eulogy in that city, on
the occasion Of the lodge of sorrow
Sunday, December 7th.
f. opper the San Francisco cartoon.
list, was in the city Monday, and oc.
cupied box at the Salem Grand last
night, witnessing the production Of
"The Belle OF New York"
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Carter. OF Gold
Hill. who have been visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Carter's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. John Hughes have gone TO Port
land for a visit.
Edgar j. Cox and Ethel A. Coulson;
Alexander Schwabauer and Lille NJ
Messenger obtained marriage licenses
this afternoon.
w S. Lehman and Lille d. sweeney
procured a marriage license this after
noon.
j. /. Rand, state senator-elect, was
in Salem today from Baker City.
Otho V. Roberts and Viola Pollock
have been granted marriage license.
Mrs. John A. Mckee Is sick with ~,
phoid fever at the Salem Hospital
Miss Myrtle Williams, OF Oregon
City, is visiting In Salem.
Mrs. A. II. Williams, Of Chemawa.
spent the day In Salem.
Turner Oliver, Of la Grande. was in
the city today.