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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17

Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 6:4Z J. n, 6:52 4 m. 40 s. IT., s-fj
a n zoo p. m, 9-I5 p. n. sad $50 ?. n
. n week days and 9:40 2 m daily From
Charlottesville, SIS a r. and e-40 ?. n
daily.
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WANTED-ROoMS.
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board, young lady from
virginia employed at night IN Bureau Of En-
CRAVING and Printing: breakfast and noon din
ncr required. BOX -, this Office. CI7-3
WANTED-Rcom and board by man and wife.
convenient TO Pension Office; price moderate;
state price or no attention. address Bon y,
this Office MI
WtNTED-By young couple large pleasant
room. furnished or Uufuruissed. with board
rezr East Capitol St G. 4. JOYNES 80 Z
st Sc ml5-@
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RAILROADS
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA,
AID
MQuNT VERNON RkILV.AY.

from St5-ion- Pennsyivania ave. AID 49, 1t
In eIect Ma /. 1872
For Alezaudria-Week days. $50, 5.ot. -
eiU1. s:2S. $50. 9.25. I0:c0. I0.25- litO. II. -
a N; xl2.05. IZ:20. l2:45 Al %. 10
~, S8-02. $40. $50 A4-lf. f.5S. i.5t' 2-.s'
30 5-so. 500. 0.50. 7-o5. %. S-D' so
S-s7, lois. -l-z0. Il.59 D. N. -,
s1hdays-5-45. 500. 9.45. 1872 u-g. u ~
3 m; 1900 noon. lisa. Zoo. $50, 2;9' -
~ $3.50. +:e5, 1876, SOC, $40. 6-e1- 30;
60 $50. s:C0. s.s5. e.se. IO:l5. H-zo. ii-'1
For Mount vernon-xeek days: $50. soc.
1O,,p' HOO a m, x12:o5. M:05. goo, AS-o~
S;sV TS;f4, E5-22. 7-O6- $50 p n.
suncaFs-s.00 a. m. Iz:e0 noon, Z.oJ, ~
$50 7:C9 go p m.
For Arlington and Acueduct Bridze-N e. e.
days ESQ. T-04. 7:Sa eco. 500. $50. 80
le-cl, lI-03 = n. 'I2:05. 1s-20- '12.45, %
: %. ~. '2:S0 9. %, 3 50 80, '4-22. '3:54
5'ZZ. G:03. $50, 7-Oe. SEQ .. m
SgNDAYS-5:+5, 800. 9:55, 1919, IiiS -
.ii-so a. ~. 1900 noon. -Is:Sn. l.od. > . %
e.oc. $50 8 90. '3:31 4:0n. '4:s0. 500. $50
500. GO. 100. 80. 500 p u.
rExpress- TO Arlington on!y-
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
j. COLVIS. Superintendent
tIARFNT~E KING
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w NNTFn-G n about Il years for office Call
hrr AND p. m Basement Il6 TAI, 81 NV
Next 80 Cranes Ell
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FOUND.

FOUND-The most popular vhiskey in WASH
ington l. Burclay Pure Rye. Can be found ct
TOBIAS BUSHS C36 D ST. nv. nl1G-a
FOUND-At Lacey's. most modern ice cream
factory IN America. delicious chocolates. va
niIla, and strawberry ice cream; male from
tie fTl,it. not the acid; 90c per gallon Also
Iacey's special. Zoe per gallon. Office, G5T New
VorE AVE Phone Main Q38 .lelO-tf
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WALL PAPER.

FEW DAYS MORE-Rooms papcred, $50 up.
HUNT. 40 G ST NV. mIT-T
ROOMS PAPERED. sI-75 up; house painting,
best work lowest prices CARLISLE BROS.
HOS 9th ST. ne. Phone. East sos d. mI5-3
WALL PAPER from SC to 3 per roll It's
yours if YOU like it. My special l0c papers
can't be beat. No charge for trimming. Free
delivery RICHARD H. PORTER, Wall Paper
shop, 1871 9TH st. NV. nils
NOLTE. ga 9th st. NV, Is constantly rsceiv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs IN
Wall Papers and papers rooms from 800 Up.
Call and investigate for yourself and be con-
WINGED mlt-tf
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FOR SALE-Best stand in District Of Column
bia; ice cream parlor; also large soda foun-
! tain big trade on; confectionery and pastries.
90I East Capitol ST. mI6-7
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WAETED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-By athlete, for exercising purposes.
tract Of land near Washington. address BOX
-. this Office al
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
cHESAPEkKE AND OHlO RY.

p.Txs IEAyE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
goo p II DAHY-CIncinndti aid St Louis
s,'.ci,l-s-1iid train for Cincinnati Pullman
-. to Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville
II ,5;55ngu,lis, and St louis without change
1,--ertiou for Virginia Het Springs Diuinz
- parlor Cars Cincinnati 10 Chicago
"a, ,7o y n DAILY 2 y Limited Solid
- 80 f-incin-ati. Pullman Sleepers TO Gin
1T Lexington, and Louisville. without
49, compartment sleeper 70 Virginia Hct
S-,-fTrs tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays;
~ -7.;,7 9aiIv- Dining car. 5leepa-s Gin
eo..l. '+: =, Chicago and st. Louis
tPessrvation and tickets At Chesapeake and
-esCez SIS Pennsylvania Avenue; G0g I4sh
80 80 -,ea- F. and al the station Teiepnons
e1-L, r W FULLER
- - Nf,i, 1895 Gen Passenger Agent
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PERSONALS.
SYLVIA GORDON,

The pcacemaker. tells truthfulncss Of friends
and business deals. Consult shiz gifted lady
before its too late. she reads cards &c. go
Pa. ave. NV. ml9. 1921
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WANTED-Par-E 60 furnish money 20 patent
novel Invention IN foreign countries y
IN I'm Oh ~ ST. i'''-------------s=', 49,,
WANTED-A hustljTC mgH 20 take h7i5 in
.j5 ,' q =. IN .i-s rsnV y Is
offsca mi
----
y & me yo S5,'l p T.. SiSr -
F.-iDEFu n. :, - MIA
IO' HNi-i 'ol'ly- '-4-S s4ieS ~, H 5Ig
1,,-l;;,-r.-- ,--,Ir7r-,,r,- -, - -
bI.>l.>f">9 nf'yf''-i,>. oli r ST. ial.-,
rop SAFE 4y,-..,I,o,, milf ro,7ra- horse
wagon. and al necessary IftIe'es ioE the 9ll-l
Do mus. sen an 11''I'l vi 'i'i'''
Bun -, inns once M 80
tQR SALE-tigsT and stationery store store; eE
- t.i''i' place ''' "'eN"''7- -'PfF 1''' - -
Nv -l't. +,
FOR SALE-Crocery store. good stand so
18th st. NV mis-
rop s,rr 80. - - - IN
i eIcrt-r, No. ~. ~ III nTsf,i
suited for Subdivision. yro.lId make several
hundred Iots, will paw well either with or
without oil: price loss than 500 an acre; one
thiri eash; investigate beautiful ioclJlo"i me
springs DAVID l. "lll u % s.
eL'-S
FOR SALETGrocery, Northwest 500. eL-
Tei EN- sJana' eoihiilalt-s an trade " NJ
n-tai q hHNFVhb. Ol9-OIl lit!l 81 nv. Ml9-2
FoR s,Tr 81 ho, esoo go. 49,.
lsTas+ EN- - id ;,-,->-f5ltr,I !,
II ,NFoUD -. - ,,l " 80
- - - -
FOR SsIF-GrGcerv. $50. VIII invoice 500:
good trade W|NUIIAV 4 HANFIRD 6f5-ff=
18th St NV MICS
-----
5lpNh1 TO LOAN, AZ and per eel C. VIVID
HAN x BANfORD, Business Brokers. 6i5-6La
ian 81 NV mlb-s
FOR SST PM I-o77J l--r-grrrr. ,-r5-o q Or7-
s206 dow rrst - 90 - C5iri,
yryNDusU 4. utN-t-CDD riz en- f4t - -
mica
-"----
FOp S1IF-C;o5r store sg54- I,,,Td-v ,e,rL-
paws rent WYNDU4N K uANFQRD E15-e1-
I5th 81. nv rDIe-2
---------
/ FOR SALE-Grocery. 5000; old stand pa--
ing bu7Ines N1NDHAM d HANFCRD. Gf5-6IT
18th 81. NV mics
FOR SAIF-NiIIiDeTv e5tsbIisbT-ITT s700-
worth 81 90. ON 1ffb q nv u gSTT1 Az 4
II iNFoRD e75e7- 1s+L - 49, 80 q
$500
FZuO, S3u0, $500 TO LOAN 1t per cent per
Snnurn' j. D. GOBD0N, Lawyer, 6l5 18TH ST.
nv" misc
FOR SAyF-P.-, s..-5 - Df-+-i4 - -
bia. iya -, -. - So - -
tqir}. Mo 81 = 2,.-t57 - -
qg1 FaeT C,,7,i-o1 - Ia
OIL N THE DISTRICT ,rrorgnd f5oor or7ro--
tunity I am incorporating a s-71nnanv To- be
known sS The Columbia OIL COMPANY. for the
purpose OF boring for oil on rots in nv sub
division which i locafed uear an claofric r,iI-
way inside Of tho Disrricf boIIrds nj in orgIar
II secure the necessary money 10 ,frII f1le f-zt
we'll Offer n se1t ono F,,,7,li-s5 .r~s nj r,-o
TInffnu Srorl, AZ one k,,,,frs5 1,,t-g lsla5 m,
per share each share r1titfine, ,,1 r,f,r,Issar
to one tIss,Sa7d N 00oi stgreS Cr,sr vay,1e Il
per share of fuTIy Maid and ron-asSessabia
stock in fbe con1rsTy - he fC-rrd ~ = \
rosjfjve r1rara7,-at 5lr,i77-+ .-7,- - -. 49,.
1 PURCHASING fbe r,-or7otio7 -+Ict ! ,f4l A.
uo=if a fiTs4 ,7acd If -r-,-+ IN 80 IN me ,b
division y-ifh the WgsIinCgtCr S.,-;,ers r,,t
J2tb and e SIC nv tg,-erirq, on. r[t f- esrI,
share Of Prcnoti5n stool T,r--I,ss,j- ti,f ssrnr
10 he hold in t-rs+ f1r ~, s,,Is,s5trs -, ~,
ss.u s.o,5- ii'se .ol7 are worm Ioqole me
- wy .lSt' an 'neieloIe sa7'lllle5
~ - IGly, tVI u Fsg4a WI Ht diHlS IItu-
- VI ~ on. So.l1ta'ls9 s4.Lt7Iea ION
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800. 500, $500 To LOAN at per cent per
annum. j. D. GORDON, Lawyer, 6I5 18th ST.
nv. mI6-G
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

BELGIAN hares and guinea pigs 81 pair NJ;
Just the stock for boys TO breed during yaca-
ton. We have also white mice and pigeons
SCHNTD'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th 81. NV cl6tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ssYE OLDE HONE" which Is AT Washington
Tovue. above We cite of Alexandria other side
Of Potomac Greek. at We Place. 724 nth ST.
NV. between two streets-G and H-seTyes
wholesome meals for folks. Best Of coffee, but
ter. roast meats. steaks, chops, chickens. and
things. mis-
TRUNK repairing at ycur residence, Soc up:
send postal. 80 9Th ST. ellis
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire, one dollar
JULIUS COHEN, llo4 7th NV e5-tt
CIVILIANS BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought and sold; also bookbinding In all its
branches. SI2 St NV e30H
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sEARnARD AlR LIE RAIL ~

Capital City Route"
rrs Washington, Penna- r R Station
L. - SFAB0ARD FAST sfxU,
iS'-<--,SI1 Through Pullman Sleepers 70
~@''1 Jacksonville, connecting AZ
Hamlet with Pullman S stT { to 4t99t2
- -; LIMITED-Solid train to s.
,.-,--.t5ne with Pullman. Drawing Room.
1Nsr1,-rn1ent Observation, and Dining Cars
No-'i p,-IIrnan Sleeper to Atlanta. Pullman
- tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays to
Ss,,rbern Pines (Pinehurst>
- trains c5er excellent schedules and
service to Petersburg, Kalelsh southern Pinez
3L-.lii,-51,liiie anu al Fle-ida points Char
90 Athens. Atlanta. New Orleans, Chat
,ooqa. Nashville. points West and Southwest
ts- eysS m. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
@S-SsSSiiy Southern Pines tpInehurst)
Hamlet, and intermediate pointE
Office, 1921 Peuna. Ave.
G. B. RYAN. u H. DOLL.
c,-orsI pass Agent General igent
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Par-y 60 furnish money 20 patent
2 novel invention ia foreign countries. N
ENTOR. CD {, ST NV eIl-&
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.

[ FOR RENT-SI2.30; neat fye-roon frame. l3A
/ 9Th ST. ne: nice location. Apply gl4 Maryland
ave. re. eI6-3
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L0Sf-Pair Of striped trousers; lef5 on eth s.:
car. Monday afternoon Reward II returned 70
62f Z st NV nj
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For Philadelphia. New York, and Ii


Express 700 Dining Caf). 7:57 Dining Cag)s
$40 Dining Carr, 900. 300 Dining Carl,
Us AID 1900 dining Car from Wilmington
A u, 1916. SIS. 40 Dining Car from Bal
tiuore)- GO 1000 P l., 1910 night On
SUNDAYS. 30 Dining Carr. T,57 Dining Ca-),
e-le Dining Carr. SEQ. 1925. go Dining
Gar from Wilmington A NJ. ELS. 3:15. 4:50
Dining Car from BALTIMORE. SO. 1000 P NJ
1910 night For Philadelphia only. Express,
s-45 a. NJ. I2:Ij P. n week days. POI, $40.
and $40 P. ~ daily.
For Boston. without change. rs A Il week
days and $50 P. d. dziiy-
For Baltimore $40 G.l5. 200. z.s5, 7.50, T:5I.
$40. 600. 1000 1925 1850 II 20 A. n, I2slS,
I1:f5. 20. rs 2.01 BIS. 30 600 Limited,
$40 49, :23. $50 $40. 6.I5. $50 7-15. 7:+5.
1896, 1870. HIS P n, ana 1910 night On
sundays. 80. 50, 81. $40 eco. 9:05. 1875.
1850, 100 4 n, 1215. LIS, POI, BIB, 3.99
800 LiTuited}. 40 40. 40 $40. 6:50.
$50. 7:15, 7:4s, 1000. 1880 P. ", snd L. 10
night
Fer Pores Greek Line. 7:45 A. r. ard 4:23 P
e. weekdays. Sundays, 9.05 4 E.
For snaapclis $50 A Ii. 12:15 ard 4-20 P
II. week days. Sundays, 600 A Il and SAD
=
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LOST.

LOST-Fox terrier, tan spots; tag No xGl3I
Return 20 RENSHAW. 18th and sts NV.
and get reward uIT-2
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FOR REET-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Tar-c furnished front rooTa: south
err exposure room adjoining; private family;
three car lines delightful location: Sl0 and -.
% Spruce 81 nv Le2roit Park els
FOR RgNT-N-vly furnished front room on
second focT, raHJ moderate q X 81 ne els
FOR RENT-Tvo furnished rooms. light house
Keeping - and s. II s. ne els
FOR RENT-Thrcc nicely furnished rooms. suit
able for light housekeeping. OF K St NV
mII-9
FOR RENT-Furuisled rooms, 22G I'd 81. nv
mis-
FOR RENT-Frrrnished complete light house
keeping. Three delightful pIrlcr rooms: also
orators. screens. gas ranges; r.'ut moderate -
ST ne NILS
FOR RENT-Tbree-yoom furnished fiat. private
bath 80 als l4;h ST. nv. NILS
FOR RENT-Flat Of / rooms and bath on Capt.
tol Hiil; southern exposure 80 St nc.
60
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms or Bid
floor; p!casan, locaJion: light housekeeping:
sg-C9- 1915 : ST NV. clos
FOR RENT-Four unfinished rooms reason
able. li6 Carroll 81 se-- near Capitol and
Library eI5-$
FOR RENT-Three rooms on ID floor: furnished
FOR light housekeeping; all modern improve
meuts. - New Nor6 ave. ne. cl63
FOR RENT-Nicciy furnished room for gen
te1nan only 80 12th It NV NILS
FOR RENT-NewIy furnished room. very low
rates; European plan. HOTEL ST. LOUIS.
miss
FOR RENT-Three partly furnished rooms. light
housekeeping fo7 I'd 81 ne. miss
FOR RENT-Furnished room: hath same floor:
gentlemen: = per month Il ? St ne near
y Capitol el4-S
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms: everything new
and irsT-ciass- 9 Grant Place ella
FOR RENT-CIeau, quiet furnished rooms; also
several large light attics: furnished or uniur
uisHed for light business, etc 5l5 18th
St NV. els
FOR RENT-Cool furnished rooms; s. to SO.
80 + St NV eI5-3
FOR RENT-Tw0 nicely furnished rooms at ZIG
. =. NV. eI4-3
FOR RENT-Larse and small rooms newly fur
nished. 40 Sd st. NV e14S
FOR RENT-DosirabIe rooms at lowest sum
fHer rates. I705 ST. nv. c14-5
FOR RENT-9l8 Rhode Island ave NV: 2 nice
rooms for light housekeeping southern expos
ure- mI4-2
FOR RENT-yery cool. comfortable furnished
front room, 81 SD st. NV nils
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. light housekeep-
ing reference required. 6I6 II 81. NV. nils
FOR RENT-Furnished front room; cleanli-
ness specially; centrally located. 30 9th
81. NV. inI4-3
FOR REST-CooI. airy rooms: five bath rooms;
central location; gentlemen only. 80 9th St.
nv nl4-3
FOR RENT-Two or three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping so ID St NV. nils
FOR RENTER New York ave NV; double
OF single rooms. mI4-3
FOR RENT-CooI, first floor room for ono or
two, 3 weekly. 3SS Il 81 NV Mia
FOR RENT-Furaisbed house Tor summer;
porcelain bath piano: nominal rent I245 North
Capitol s. nils
BARTON'S.
Beautifully furnished rooms, with baths at
summer prices ieIl-tf
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WANTED To-Day. order cooks. farm hands
50 50 30: walters disbwasher~: , hotel
roT5tr-. HALE'S. Coz g. 81 nv. cI
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

Acknowledgements salesladies for house
furnishing department COLDENBERG-s- 1ih
and SIS ci'--
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FOR SALE Or RENT-sUBURBAr.

FOR SALE OR RENT-7-rooTn cottage; good
garden spring water and stable; Bowie nd
Apply ALBERT SMITH, Pos5ofiice Department.
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WAEJTED-MoNEY.


10 borrow money on good Maryland real cs-
tate ~ miles from District line. address
BOY IS, this Office. eI6-3
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WAETED-BOARD.

WANTED-Neals in private family for gen
, tleH7aB. North Capitol and 9th Sta, II and Q
SIS. nv. ADDRESS BOX 20. this ,srice- nj
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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAitR0AD.

STATIC CORNER OF SIXTH MD SIS
80 8 J. DAILY. pIETsBURG ENPAtsS-
pafior and UanlnZ Cars asETis2g-E &c FIiss-
Io.sa =. NJ ONLY. PESvSYtv ASIA TN
lFp-P1fllman S'ec9-Co, Dining. SnOelag. 7a1
Observation cas- harrisburg . Chicago, en-
rlnnati, Indianapolis. 81 L0sis, Cleveland, and
Toiedo- Buffet Par.or Ca 70 Harrisburg
IG-S9 4 H. DAILY FAST EfNS-Puii7717
Buffet ParlcF Car 20 harrisburg BGfet P2rioE
Csr Harrisburg 70 PitesburZ.
80 ? s. DAiE.T- CHICAGO AID st LoL y
tsPRESS-Siev11nE Car Washington 20 3
. louis. s1d Sleeping and Dining Cars -iaTTlsa0-s
20 indianapolis 81 Louis. Louisville tYl2 ia
clnnst1 and Chicago.
5:i5 P. DsILY. ST louis EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car Harrisburg 70 s. LOSS
Pullman Sleeping Car to PitJs5urg ard Cnf-
cag9 Dining Car 20 Chirag1-
- = u DAILY CLEVELAND AND GIN
CIFNATT EXPRES-Pul.n1an Sleeping Cars
Cleveland sul Cincinnati Dining Gar
100 P " DAILY. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 70 Pi;tsburE
20 A. #. Daily. BUFFALO DAY tx
/ PRESS. with tt-o,'Eh Broiler Rufet Parior Cs7
and Coaches to Buffalo. via Emporium June-
80 = N. for ZANE. canandaieua. Rsehssts.
sHd Niagara Falls daily. except Sunday.
1870 A. II for Elrrfra and Remove daily e.
sept Sunday For wiiliamsport daily. $50 2.
10 =. 81 DAILY BUFFALO Nl5Ei Ia
FRESS-With through Buffet Sleeping Car and
coaches to Buffalo via Emporium Junction
4;45 P n DAILY for Ere; Ter Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily. except sat
u1day. with Sleeping Car Washington 70
Rochester.
1870 p. NJ. for Erie. csnandaigua. Rochester.
Buffalo. sid Niagara Falls daily PHilrn1n
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester SatuT-
days only
4:00 p " CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
daily for New York. all ParIor Cars. wIth Din
ing Car from Baltimore
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BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. r.

Schedule IN efTecE Nay -, 1902
Leave Washington. New JeEsey Ave aid G 81.
Chicago and Northwest, 'lo75J a. H.. -s7se
r Cincinnati. St. Louis. and Louisville. -lo.o5
&. ~. si:I5 ?. n, -I:l0 night
Pittsburg aRd Cleveland. 1870 a. n. .s.s5
D n. and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling, +e-2o p n
Winchester. 1850 u n, Has and 1879
? Luray, River;on, Front Royal. Elkton. 's:Is
P Annapolis, l7.so. $50. iln-5o a n. l4.so
F s;e3 4. s.a5. .-a.oo. flc.5o n. .-I:I5.
Hagerztown. Illo:e5 a. n. and 1880 ?. n
Boyd and way points, 1885, $500 a. H..
..I:i5, I4:So. 1850. -.Io.I5, lIlI.2o P. m.
GaithersbuTg and way points, 8. $50 4
~ -; lO5. --7.20. --I0:I5. lI11=so 2. n
D. washington Junction and way points. 1885.
sso:0O a N, ss1:I5, JE4:So, i5;9o p. =.
v=-95 I:g0. Ks So s:35. 1880. x10:0G. II:50 a
x12:20 noon. kiss. xS.O0, xs-00, x4-20.
z.s5 x5-05, 5:25, x5-Z0, ESQ. Is 90, Il0.c9.
1:s0. I1:S5 P n sundays X3-0o, KOS.
4s.So. x5:05. ESQ, xs.oo. 1850 zII:s0. I:s5
> 49, ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
baltimore Philadelphia, New YORK, Bostozs
.rJ tbe East, 500. -T:05 DINER. 1850 (Buf-
$50 10: iDiner]. 800 (.-ROyaI Limited"
Diner). Iif:0o {PailadeiPli1 eniyl, SOS
Cnen at 1000 o'elocsl.
'i Atlantic CITY. i7:e5. HOOD a H., II2.2s
no .D,iiv ~ ilExcept Sunday sssunday only.
xExpTess trains
Rarcaee called for and checked from hote5s
= =s7si{ences By Union Transfer Co Oh orders
- ~ ticket ofices. 6I9 Pennsylvania Avenue
-'r-4ryrest, New York Avenue and Fifteenth
street. and at station
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-.,r,, a, United states Court.

p. At Chickasha--Begins Monday. sep
tember 20. 1902, and Monday, Fepru'
AIRY le, 1908, and continues In session
Two weeks. o....o-
. AT Ryan-Begins Monday, Oetooer
IA 1902. and Monday. March 2, l9OS'
Nnd continues in session ten days
Al Purcell-Begins Thursday, octo-
her 23. 1902. and Thursday. March lz'
1903, and continues in session ten days
Al Pauls valley-Begins Monday
November 1902. and Monday, March
"a. 1908. and continues in session four
weeks.
At Ada-Begins Monday, December
1. 1902, and Monday, April 20, 1913
and continues In session one week.
AT Tishomingo-Begins Monday, De
cember 8. 1902, and Monday, April ~
1908. and continues in session cne
week.
AT Ardmore-Beglns Monday De
cember IS, 1902, and Monday May q
1903. and continues in session elgh'
weeks or longer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-10

One OF the members of a certain sub
urban Photographic society recently de-
livered lecture, illustrated by lantern
views
Another member, thinking TO have a
Joke at the expense Of the lecturer,
slipped I'm among the slides a lantern
portrait of himself.
The joke would come I'm, Of course, by
the portrait appearing on the screen
Immediately after the lecturer had an
nounced the appearing OF something
quite different.
Fate and chance were unluckily
against the humorlst, for when his por-
trait was presented the lecturer, with
out knowing what was on the screen,
gravely read from his list:
"The next slide, ladies and gentle
men, is the picture of a refractory don
keyr'
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His EHnct Ago.

Asked his age in court OF justice, a
Georgia darky replied:
"Well, sub, l ez ole ez de big white
oak tree on Marse Toms plantation"
"And how old may that beY inquired
a lawyer.
"Well, sub, ef | makes no mistakes,
de white oak tree is de same age ez de
mill dam, en- de mill dam amt a day
older dan de red barn, what come nigh
ter bein burned up wen de stars felled"
Atlanta Constitution.
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]. B. SMART.
An Obstacle TO Piety.

A story told by western congress
man is about two brothers, Ed and
Jim, who dealt in wool at their home
in Iowa. Jim went to a revival meet
ing (unthinkingly, the congressman
says and got religion" In his first
burst OF enthusiasm he told his brother
OF how much better he felt since his
conversion and urged Ed TO come into
the fold. The latter pondered gravely
for time and then said; Amt any
doubt but what religions a good thing,
and I'm glad you've got it, Jim, but |
guess you better let me alone just
now" he continued rehectively. you
see, Jim. one of us has got TO weigh the
wool"
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MIR. PoTTeRF DECLINES.

Hon. II. c. Potterf. who has been a
leading spirit in the cause Of public
schools from their earliest mention Ia
Ardmore and who has been chairman
of the board Of trustees since the es-
adjustment Of the schools in our city.
has decided TO retire froI this field
OF action with the close o. his term.
Saturday. Dec 90 Mr.. potterf in
forms us that his business cs an at
torney demands his closest attention.
This coupled with degree Of III
health makes It utterly impossible for
him longer to accept position on the
school board. In retiring Mr.. Potterf
does so with the kindliest feelings "a
all. not only the public. but his co
laborers. who have shared with him
In the exercise Of their pleasant duty
II is indeed to be regretted that the
board Of trustees will lose such zeal
GUS worker. but the inevitable mus
be met and it remains the duty OF ev
cry man to secure the services o
some jealous, conservative man al
Mr.. Potterf's successor. The time Il
brief and careful action Is absolutely
necessary.