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RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALEytNDRIA. AND ARLINGTON.

ALE-aNUFlA5 ND atLINtIsJA.
ELECTRIC TRAINS STATION I55a & Pa. Ave
For Mt yefaon, every houE, week days. from
10 a. II. to 3 p m.
For Alexandria and Arlington every half hour
Round trip 10 1T. Vernon, &c Round trip
to Alexandra. 25e. Round trip to arlington.
zoe Round trip to Mt Vernon. ineludirc
Arlington and Alexandria. Coz
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & ut. VERNON RY.
sEE TINE TABLES vt HOTELS. aal-u
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANrED-Arendiag and sewing 90 take home.
hg competent White woman Address Bon H.
Ills office e2.-&J
NANIEl'-S place Dis general Homework small
family a2I Ridge - NV. q
NANTEI-By "a settled coIored woman. place
rs nurse or can wait on invalid. or viii take
Washing and ironing home Call 81 Wilson ST.
NV, "a floor .eI
~ANIEl-Iiy "a respectable honest coIgrgd GIL.
place to do general huuscwork IN small fam
iiE or gt.ailhsrruaid. lil2 DIST st. NV al
WANTEI5-Tsmis rough dry washing to do 1T
a'Iie, f.ne work. moderate prices. l6l5 10Th
ST. NV IuI
NANTEi-By g respectable Young woman.
some washing ami ironing 10 do at home. Adj
dress A. r YOUNG. z95 @ ST. NV e35-5
NANTEn-By girl 10 years Of age. place 90
work and 70 10 school; stay nights Cali 1872
stE ST NV t2J2
WANTED-By a colored woman washing to
take home 2ds9 -. NV e29-z
WANTED-sy q drst-cIass drcssmaaer. dress
making III private family address BON -. this
Office u3D8
WANTED A position as stenosrapher and
Typewriter or bcoEketprT5 graduate Of G. C. OF
IL I address Miss u, 90 d St sw- nSo2
wANTED-By drcssruakcr. work BIZ the dry OF
week; can cut and fit. Address BOX = this
------ ezL-2
WANTED-HORSFS AND VEHICLES
WAETED-Horses TO board at Independent
Feed store best Of feed. comfortable stables
cheap rates, and careful attention. HOPP &
PAYNE. corner 10th and D SIS. sr. e3G-I
WANTED-HoTsc for t,o months fo- buiIdcr's
wagon good care pay - per week. address
W. J. PAIMER. I4II G ST. NV mzg-3
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-NEAR OIL DISCOVERIES eavt
section ut District, near street cars b4.tutifT,T
lets by the acre; $3.50 for four acres; GOOD
road wood. and water, or 500 for each. big.
yes lois ID District; VIII give option for thirty
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Effective August p. 1904

Schedule Elective August q 800 :
Trains Leave Pennsylvania ssatioz-
ECO P. n Dany-CINCINNATI AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS. Solid veztibule train fog
Cincinnati Reaches Mountain Resort Statious
same evening Cincinnati and Louisville next
morning, 81 Louis and Chicago that evening
Pullman SleePers 70 Cincinnati and Louisviils
Daily Dining Car
6.55 p IL Dzily-TASIuNGT0N AND ST.
Louis SPECIAL A nsw sciid vestibaIed
electric-iighted train. arriving Cincinnati
lI:45 a m. Indianapolis 3=25 p n, St. Louis
gas P n daily, Chicago $40 p n week
days, Pullman SIeePers 70 Cincinnati. Indian
sp0lis. and ST. Louis without change PaFIoe
car Cincinnati to Chicago Dining car
II:I0 P Il Baily-F. z Y LIMITED Solid
2 train Tor Cincinnati Pullman Sleeper 70
Cincinnati, Lsz57sstoa. and Louisville without
change Compartment Sleeper 70 Virginia
Hot Springs daily except Sunday SIeepers
Cincinnati 70 Chicago and St LOuiz Dining
Car
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Office, 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue go Four
tecnth street. near T. and at the station.
Telephone call 1850 for Pennsylvania r 2 Ca
Service II. " FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
Telephone Main 1880.
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NANTELl- Experienced girI 10 work II cOniec-
uonery store 500 II St ne eI
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-NeaT % yards Of Brussels carpet for
50 oaE gss--Jead. Il. usng carriage. ~I5e-
Apply 10 sth 81. nc. eI-3
FOR SAIE-I-tEe smyrna rug. only used
."asti's7 cost - price $3.50. 1902 9th ST. uw,
FOR sALE-Foz terrier puppies; male ami ie-
male; vel bred and 6Hely marked o. ID s..
FOR SALE-One iuc cigar and tobacco case
cicST must be sold at once. Ills Pa ave.
FOR SALE-Fwo pawn tickets for. very fine
diaIT'.. nd ring. cluster aud solitaire CHC.u i
sold al once Bon l29, this office. el-5
FOR sALE-If 4th st. Sc, bedroom fgrnitm2
and ball rack, cheap. els
NOTTCE-FcI the want Of room we viii sell
lot Of Rev and secondhand furniture GUlh
as bedroom sets, cots, mattress. pillows
chairs, odd bowls and pitchers. bedsteaL and
springs three large mirrors. $50 EACH %
goo't chairs. suitable for euc-Iapucut. Ole each.
9 secondhand carpets, : rolls new mating.
I6c yard. best quality liu0lcUu. 35e; good
sewing machines sIl-yJ, guaranteed perfect,
] nm bed lounge, 8, good oak bedroom suite.
$50 - rockers. about 200 oak chairs.
chiHoniers With large glass, $780, 4 very
rare old paTior suite cost 800 Tor $3.50 IN
addition TO above have a Iut Of other goods.
such odd dTes1eIS- y-slshstaids- ZION beds alH
springs, lot Of mattresses, 4 good hai- mat
tresses, SI.15 eacn- lot % tables = gooEIuz
stoves. oil and gas heaters, and one lot OF
storage goods IN name Of T. y. Butler The above
named goods must be sold this week. and viii
be delivered free Of charge It viii pay YOU
10 call. 2IC3 St. NV mig
FOR SALE-Youug bird dog. highly bred. 1888
Proyidenee +, Brookland. ml-8
FOR sALE-Tvvo fine FOX terrier puppies 81 GGl
Sc Sc mig
FOR SALE-Timber 3zl2. szs. etc. Georgia
and NirgIniai under market price. Apply
POWER HOUSE SITE nib
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wAETED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES
wANTED-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

WANTED-To bay or rent small place in Yir
glTla ne-r railroad on monthly payments Ad
dress Bon 4, this Office MOS
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SEABOARD Alb LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington, Penna R. R Station
1921 a m. sEABOARD FAST MAIL
Daily. Through Pullman SIeePers 70
jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
FLA AND METROPOLITAN
Daily. LuTED-SoIid train 10 Jack
soaviEe and Tampa, with Pullman, DFas ing
Room. Sleeping Car and Cafe Dining Car. Pull
man Sleeper TO Atlanta.
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service TO Petersburg. Raleigh Southern Pines
{PiuchurstJ, Camden, Columbia Savannah,
jacksonville st. Augustine. Palm Beach, Tam
pa, hey Vest, and Florida points; also Cuba
Charlotte, athens atlanta. View Orleans. Chat
tauooga, Nashville, Memphis, points West and
Southwest
A:3O am. LOCAL-To PETERSBURG Raleigh,
Daily. Southern Pines tPinehurst),
Hamlet, and Intermediate points.
Office, 1871 Penna. Ave.
c. B. RYAN. WALTER c. COLEMAN,
General Pass Agent C. T. P \
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT--Three or four nice rooms at very
reasonable rates; uesr Capitol and Library;
large park. and two car lines; excellent neigh
borhood- 695 Massachusetts, ave. ne. m29-3
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR REET-Six-r,ofn house on Renning Road
east: large back lot and fine. well water; all
city c0uveEicnces. $3.50: one car fare, white
tenant. Inquire 300 g St uw. m8g-S
FOR RENT-Eigh t-rooms bath and stable. near
TenlcytoUn, SD 50 T. J. GILES. rs 18th ST.
NV egg
FOR RENT-Eigh house: ten acres Iaad:
SO PIERCE K PIERCE. Vic.lna. Va. m2O-I0
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR SALE-llupr7vsd lot. p BIZ IS, Northeast,
Price, SEQ; pays s per ceau net VIII r1v n
per cent AtdreSs OWN=,R- l0I4 10Th 81. ~
mis-
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Brick stable for storage shop
horses 1919 IIth ST. NV eos
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NAMED white girl 10 do general house
NoFk u small family references required APP
ply SzS 5th ST Sc 81
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FOR SALE OR REEr-sUBURBAE

tOE SALE OR RENT-The best house; Tor the
ll-Il Eoley IN the District at Laagd0u. D. c.
T. . D-1nA-h' owner. sel2-sat
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to september %, 1902.

Trains leave from Pennsylsania Station
sol a. II. Daily Local for Harrisolburg,
Nsrrenton, Charlotte, and say stations.
l0;5l g. IL Daily Washington, Richmond,
and Florida Limited. FlIse-class coaches and
dr1svIng-Toonl sleeper to Jacksonville, Fla. Din
ms car service
HIS 4. hl. Daily United States Fast Nail
FiTst-clGss coaches and drawing rJ9Tr sleeper
TO New Orleans Dining car service
u:s7 a. "a. Daily. Local for Harreuton and
Charlottesville.
4:ol P, n. Week Days. Local for Harrison
burg and say stations cn Manassas branch
40 p n. Daily. Local for arTenton and
Charlottesville.
s:45 p m Daily. New York and Atlanta TX
press FsEst-ciass coach and sleeper 10 Atlanta.
Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays Sunset
houte- Tourist sleeper Warrington 80 san
francisco Pullman buffet service
$50 P m Daily. New YORK and Florida
express Flrst-class coach and sleeper TO Sa-
Fannah- Jacksonville aad Port Tampa sleeper
To Augusta, and connection for Aiken. Dining
car service
1901 p. n Daily New York and Memphis
Limited wa Lynch5vrg). First-clsss coach and
sleeping car 70 Roanoke Knoxville Chat
tang9ga- and Memphis; sleeper 70 New Orleans
Dining car service
1918 P n Daily Washington and South
western Limited. ali Pullman train. club and
observation cars 70 Atlanta and Mzcon- sleep
eTs 10 Nashville, Atlanta Macon, Memphis,
Aer Orleans. Dining car service.
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FOUND.

FOUND-Only Il WILKINS. ice cream. the
best that made e0c per gallon. e24 9Th ST.
mss. eI-3
FOUND-0uly at WILKINS pound. marble, ana
INIT cake pounds for Z5c- "a 9TH ST nv.
els
SICKNESS and death are II ceiiar-nade ice
cream sever gas causes II; do not eat that
kind; cur ice-crezm Is made IS feet above
the ground and IS pure, delicious snd health
full; zoe and Zoe per gallon. LACEY'S 607
New York ave. nw.s and uS-lIs Chicago st.
elf
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NANTED-Good. reliable cook: boarding house;
At once. 40I 18th St NV FL
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" N FED-Whitc cook; also white houscmaii
20 1910 belmont ave nv Take Connecticut
ave car, Cal betore u o,cInck cI-S
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FIat 4 three rooms, bath, and
closet partly furnished, 10 couple with no chill
dTen; VIII board and room; G St sw Address
bon IS, this ofice. H29-3
FOR RENT-To white tenants only, three rooms
and private bath to each fat; rent S. 80 per
month. SORAEST & SMITH. Room l. Central
National Bank Bldg. corner It'll St and Pa
ave. n25-7
THE DRISCOLL,, FIRST AND 3 y. W.
Has for Tett handsomely furnished and JIrfur-
Ilshed apartments Of three TO five rooms and
bath, with Ct without housekeeping facilities;
also single rooms; every appointment most
modern; southern exposure; facing L 5 Capitol
Grounds; excellent cafe: filtered water; electric
lights. etc 7. A MCKEE. Mgr. scott
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO B. E.


Schedule N eject May IS 1902.
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ava and c ST
Chicago AID Northwest, 1890 a. n, -5:zs
? M
Cincinnati, St. Louis. and Louisville. '1o,ol
a m, : Is p n, sI-10 night
PittsbHrg and Cleveland, 10 80 q. N, +s:zs
?. n. and e 90 night.
Columbus ard wheeling, $40 p. n
Winchester, .s;25 Z. Ii, IIs:l5 and 1853
Laray, Riverton. Front Royal, Elktoa, -4.ls
Annapolis, iF7.so, ASA. lIn.so n, i4.so,
Frederiek, Hs:s5. .sg.o0. I1o:5o a. n. ..1:1s.l
I4:5g and go p N.
HagefssoER, il9.o5 a n. and 1850 p. n.
Boyd and way points, S:35, @'e:Oo a n.
--I-15- 1850. 1880, %#I0-I5 l1I:S0 D N
GaithersbUTg and way points. iis:s5. --9 &c 4.
m, I2-50, LIB $50, $50. 800, 1850,
liz .05, $50, 'tI0.l5, li1:S0 ?. n.
Washington Junction and way points, IlssSs3
so 90 s. n, '+1-15, 1880, 1880 .. N.
Baltimore, week days, Ks 90 500 s-sa
X7:05. 7,3G. Xs-33 S,55 1880, xIOs0O. II.55 a.
m, Zl2.s0 nooa- H IS, xS-00, X 90 xk.sD,
s.35, x5.G5. SIS, x6.20. $50. 1s:e5 xI0see.
100 1880. x9-GQ a m KID 20, I:I5 IS 90.
x3.S1 x5-O5, ESQ. Ls-0o. xl0.o0. =1I:39, Il 81
P. n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Piutsch light
Baltimore Philadelphia New York, Bostoas
fet), 1880 tDiner), 1000 (BiaeE) a n
~I2:20 (Diaer). 800 ("'RoyaI limited. :
Diaer), 400 (PhiladelPhia ouiy), -s7S
CDiner). $50 and 'H.30 p n Sleeping Cas-
open at 1000 o'clock.
Atlantic City. T7.O5, 1000 a n, ilIz-ae
noon. 900 T. n
Daily Except Sunday ssSunday only.
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotehs
and residences By Union Transfer Co OF orders
LETT at TICKET Offices SIC Peansylvania Aveuas
northwest, New YORK Avenue and Fifteeuts
Street, and at station
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective September o, 1902
Trains leave District Lire Station Preached
By Columbia electric czrsl as follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week days, Z noon, $50 and 30 ?. n.
and $50 2 II
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH,
Week days, 6:45 a n. $50. 9. and 10 ?. m
Sundays and Holidays, 7 a III, 3. Q, and 10 pm
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE,
Week days, $50 q n, $50 ? II Sundays,
10.2O q n 40 p m
- h LEWIS, c. P. a, 1870 New York ave.
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CREDIT 10 AL

Diamonds and Watches, small weekly, monthly
payments, lowest prices. goods guaranteed.
delivered on first payment; business confidential
Cali or write. J. DRUEKER, E2Ol. corner Pa
ave. and 18th St, upstairs. Late with CasteI-
bcTg's seg-SOt
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and nainspFincs-
BIC BROW NJ @p4 St NV m2I-tf .
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SALE OF PIANOS.
BRADBURY FACTORY WAREROOMS,
Izz5 Pa. Ave.

FOR SALE-Chcap at once. entire contents Of
an army officer residence, leaving getty eEcep
tionalIy fine furniture IN birdseyc maple ma
hogauy, OAK. walnut. etc; library. dining, ted
room and parlCT furniture, desks. bookcases,
lnlnonlers, trunks. harness, metal and brass
beds, mattresses KJmbaIi concert grand piano,
so, cost $500; fine oak bedroom suite, SIS cost
SO; solid oak beds. 3; non beds 81 ask for
Il SAYlLAN, 42g 9th St uw. eos
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CLARK's Cruises For Isos.

by Specially Chartered Twin screw Steamers
-kiiSEGlN' and '-CEIT:Cr'
A1TtH Ge--@H lloyd White star Line
Express Steamer largest steamer AE5at
1AelI.>- --Ie most attractive trips ever offered
west indies Jan, Jan Li.a .a.i aa''5 9 E.s5-
etc y GAYS, eI5U Up
Mediterranean ahne Orient d. nan 70 Feb ,. .
$500 up
N0FW2V pUeeia July I'd. % DAYS. s2-5 and
ieOi HuJI liASold ap; first class. fleIu5iing
shore excursions, hotels. guides. drives arc7
Programs freo-mentiau tri5.
T. C. Clark, III Rresdv-7-- Ns-- WI
E +. DRo0P IS Sons, Us Pa. ave.
seL--ogI
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W ANihL-A competent stcuographer and type
s 4,- must have practical experience. GOLD
ENBERG'S 9TH and SITS. el-2
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WANIEIt-A woman TO cook and do general
houseWork N family Of 3. 80 \ 81. 81. Il
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Four-room brick, $50 per month;
TO BUuy3ls5 Court. between 18th and 5th G. and
II SIS NV. " FRANK RUPERT, IJ21 9Th
s. Tnl-3
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LOST

LOST-Niniature button u young girl Return
10 BOX 49, this office els
LUST-SIlall fox terrier: white, black spot on
center q back; black head, black tail, / inch
long Reward II SHACKLEFORD'S. SO ST.
nv nj
LOSI-A Scotch collier about 3 months old,
from the Argentine Leg9tion, 1897 New Hamp
shire ave-; answers to the name Of Chico" \
reward VIII be given ana no questions asked
f delivered 1T the above address. egg
LOST-Ou 9TH St bet Lausbugl's and o ST.
September =, an envelope containing pension
certificate Reward If returned to I42s 9Th st.
Nv. e2J-S
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Tickets, Sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Offices
'o5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania ave. and Penn
5yIva1ia station Baggage checked through
i-Om hotels AID residences
Phone 1910, P. R r. Cab Service
C. H aCKERT. General Manager.
: H HAkDNICK- General Pas'r Agent
L s BROWN. General Agent
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED fat Of three four or five rooms,
heated private bath, within walking distance
q 18th and Pa. ave permanent address BOX
10. this Office mis-
HANTEI-By October Is, or 5-room fat: all
modern improvements rent not TO exceed $40.
tddress BOX JOG, this Office. eS0-S
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENF-fWo furnished rooms for c.. 4.
q. 81 18th II. NV. els
FOR RE>T-Two furnished rooms suitable lar
gentlemen, 50 and IS as VI st. NV mI-s
FOR BENT-Fu-u1shcd- excellent front r1.rT
second Door Adults. 90 st. NV. mIa
FOR RENT-Larsc newly furnished front p1r-
Tor bedroom; steam heat lovely bath 1905
e. 81 nv, III nat c5J-3
FOR RENT-0ne nicely punished room. 81
floor, Slo per month 1914 X st. NV. e50-S
FOR RENT-N:ccIy furnished "a story room
TILED bath same floor, s.; gentlemen only. 1926
90 - e5J-S
FOR NT-Furnislcd front and back room
Gls 9th ST. NV e.y-S
FOR BENT-TuIuisheJ rooms for light house
keeping I2a 10th 81 NV rn3o-3
FOR RENT-Iarge front room, suitable for two
gentlemen, So 1893 "a st. NV. m3O-S
FOR RENI-Nicely furnished rooms. gentlemen
so St NV m30-3
FOR RENT-s0B 7 St nv; nice furnished sec
oEf HoaT front Tooms. with board If desired:
private family or e. 4. K. visitors: very cen
trail mS0-3
FOR RENT-oue furnished room; private fam
ly- 10 children; cars pass the door 2GyG I,
st. NV egg
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for housekeeping.
1928 9th st NV. m2g-3
FOR RENT-5I5 ID St NV, few choice. well
furnished rooms stationary washstands; single
or en- suite, with OF without board: reasonable
rates mes
HOTEL PATIENCE, 80 St NV; nicely fur
Hlsned rooms, with private baths; cafe; hotel
service reasonable. Apply at Office Of hotel
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WAETED-AGENTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-By man and wife. positions. man
tTst-uiass cook, vie laundress OF housework
address BOZ rs, this Office 81
WANTED-By licensed steam engineer. pos
lion; best q references; no bad habits BOX
lis, uals Office. cI-g
EANTED-By young col0Ted man slace to
drive delivery wagon. address 81 Maryland
ave ne el
WASTED-By experienced double eutrv book
keeper; position; small salary BOY l2T this
ofaee. eI
RANTED-By young man, nov IN Office. place
u work where there IS chance for advance
mcnt- can USE typewriter and furnish best q
references. address BOX III. this Office nj
EANTED-Sltyatior By young coIored man A.
driver for delivery, doctor OF coschmau: good
reference il needed. Address Jos Madison Court
nv -r,g.1-s
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" ANIED-Young white girl from country for
ilght homework Apply SIG 18th st. ne. els
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE-.A small frame. On a lot l7xs5. only
$50; rented Al = per month GRACE N.
THOMAS, CorCaran Building. m30-3
FOR SALE-House. 70 rooms and bath. lot
5Jxlz5 feet, near end new car line. Mount
Pleasant: lot 5gXI5G feet. Lanier Heights, uea-
adams MIL Road, TWO car lines: three-stoTy
brick, southwest corner 9Th and French sts.
NV. Apply OWNER, Room 10, Patent Office, OF
SaJ5 18th st. NV, evenings. Tuz5-7
$50 CASH; SIS PER MONTH.
Young man, these are FOR you, but you must
act quick. There's only two SIX rooms. BATH
pantry, cellar, best furnace hard wood through
out, maHtels gas fixtures, decorations arc ele-
CANT. Large lot. with room for statIe Fin
isAe& ike $1,000 house Worth all Of 81 $50.
Price only -. 100. Nos. I336-I5Ss + ST. ne. near
CARS Call on L K. FOX, Owner, 40 = ST. Nv,
nLZ9-L DELLGHTFLL LOCATION.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingto1 5.42 a. III, $50 q. H.. 30 a. IT.. s:45
a. n, 200 P. n, a:I5 P NJ, and 30 p n.
daily Local trains from HarrisonbUrg, II:55 J.
n week days AID g:49 2. n daily. From
Charlottesville, s-z5 q. II and 80 ?. daily.
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TABLE BOARD.

TRY OR 25e dinners IT the CAFE PATIEECE,
90 81. Nv. open evenings until L p. H.
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The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-03
Graduating Exercises at the United \ States Naval Academy at
 Annapolis, Md.
PRESIDENT PRESENTED THE DIPLOMAS.
The Chief Executive of the Nation sought to Impress Upon the Minds of the Graduates the Weight of Responsibility that Menceforth Rested Upon Them.

Annapolis, Md, May 3.--The special and his party to Annapolis to attend the graduating exercises at the naval academy arrived here at 9:45 o'clock Thursday morning over the Pennsyl- vania railroad As the president alighted from the train he was re- ceived by Superintendent Wainwright and his aide, Lieut.. II. J. Ziegemier A battalion of marines, under com mand of Capt. Lucas, was drawn up at the station. The party proceeded in carriages to the academy grounds, the president going directly to inc superintendent $ house, where there was a short wait to permit the as sembling of the cadet battalion at the chapel. The day was most pro- pitious, and the cadets in their uni forms presented fine appearance.
 The president walked across the campus to where the cadets were lined up and, passing down the line, looked the cadets squarely in the face. He was then presented 10 the officers of the acadepy by Comlnan- der Wainwright. While this was go- ing on the shore batteries fired the presidents salute of 21 guns.
 At the sound of a bugle blast, the cadets stacked guns, and with pre- cision that bore evidence of the dis cipline which they have to undergo, marched by fours to the chapel, where benediction was pronounced by the chaplain. In the meantime the president had been escorted down the aisle by Commander Wainwright, and was shown to his seat on the plat form, the battalion of cadets, the of fcers and other receiving the presi- dent standing. Commander Vain wright then introduced Dr. Geo. T. Winston, a member of the board of visitors, who delivered short ad- dress, in which he spoke of the navy as being the most important factor in the country's history He was loudly :,,.,lo nded when he referred to Dewey