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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-25
Armfsld Faucet.

Invitations have been sent to friends
as follows:
''Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fawcett invite
you to be present at the marriage of
their daughter Mary Lyon, to Mr.. Charles
H. Armfield, Wednesday evening, May the
sixth, nineteen hundred and three, at
half after eight O'Clock, Trinity Episcopal
church, Mt. Airy, North Carolina.
AT home after the twenty-seventh,
Statesville, N. c. Reception from nine
until eleven, The Naples"
Mr.. Armfield is a talented an able MEM
Der of the Statesville bar, one of the
leading lawyers of the State and his
bride-to-b be is a charming and cultured
lady with a wide circle of friends.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-25

Mr.. W. O. Grew. Of Greensboro, is reg
istered at the Marlborough.
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BONDS FOR SALE.

The County Commissioners Of Alamancc
County, N. c., win on the first Monday
N May, 1903, accept bids for the sale Of
fifty thousand dollars worth Of Alamance
county bonds. which are authorized to
be issued by the last session Of the Gen
eral Assembly of North Carolina. These
bonds bear interest at per cent per an
nun and are due and payable thirty years
after the date of issue. Alamance coun-
ty has population Of 2,400 and taxable
property to the amount of six millions OF
dollars. These are the first and only
bonds issued by this county and viii sell
at a good premium. No better invest
ment can be made by persons desiring to
buy guilt edge bonds Address w. II
Carroll. Esq. County Attorney Burling
ton, ~. c.
4-10-18t,
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Noted Sunday School Workers.

Mr.. Chas. ID. Meigs, of st. Louis, Mo,
associate editor of the Sunday School
Evangcl, one Of the foremost men in his
line in this country and most attractive
speaker, is expected to reach Raleigh on
Saturday lie is on his way to the State
Sunday School Convention in Kinston
which will be held next Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Mcigs will visit the white Sunday
schools in the city Sunday morning from
$50 to 1890 O'Clock. speaking few min
utes at each. At II o'clock ne Will occupy
the pulpit of the Tabernacle Baptist
church. At 8 O'Clock he viii address n
mass meeting of all the Sunday schools
in the audience room Of the First Press
byteFian church.
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Body Taken to Harnett.

Yesterday the son Of the late Mr.. Jos.
Young, of Harnett county, arrived in
the city 1t was not until after mid
night Wednesday night that he had learn
cd that his father had dropped dead
Aere, this being told him by a gentleman
who had been in Raleigh.
The remains were yesterday taken to
tho homo Of the family, near Angler,
where the funeral was held.
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FOR CLERKS AND CARRIERS.
Civil servics Examination to be Held Here en-
May Fifteen.

There is to be a Civil Service examina-
ton here on the 18th of May for post
office clerks and carriers. 1t will be held
in the Raleigh postoffice, and as the posi-
tions carry good salaries it is expected
that there will be many applicants
The examination papers viii be graded
on merit, and politics are to play no part.
Mr.. E. r. Ellis Of the Raleigh postoffce,
secretary of the Board of Examiners, has
application blanks on hard which he viii
furnish to all who wish them.
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Corona Club Reorganizes

Last night the Corona German Club
effected reorganization. OF the forty
gentlemen former member of the club
there were twenty present.
The election for officers resulted in
Mr.. z. B. Fleming being elected presi-
dent Mr.. d l. Fort. Jr., vice president,
Mr.. w. II. Grow. secretary and treas
urer, Mr.. Val Perkins, leader. The con
test for the last position was close be-
tween Mr.. Perkins and Mr. Stedman
Thompson, the vote being tic on two
ballots, but on the third Mr. Perkins
wen
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Colored Preacher Dead

News was received here yesterday that
Rev. J. W. Kirby, pastor of the colorod
First Baptist church Of this city, died in
Portsmouth, Va. yesterday morning.
where he had been taken for treatment.
He was about thirty eight years Of age
and leaves q wife and six children. The
funeral viii take place in Portsmouth.
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Com promised for $3.50,

A compromise has settled the matter
of the accident which took place on the
Southern Railway yard Wednesday in
which wagon Of the Ellington Lumber
Company was demolished and pair OF
mules were badly injured. The compro-
mise was effected by paying $3.50 to the
Ellington Lumber Company.
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Rumor is Incorrect.

Rev John Huske authorizes us to say
that the Tumor of his engagement to Miss
Scarborough, OF New Jersey, is without
foundation. He is not even acquainted
with the lady.
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Suicide of Col. Hickey.
niv tho Assoclatod Prcss.l

New York. April 23.-Colonel Joseph
Kyle Hickey said to be the originator
Of the famous drink as the "ginrickey
died suddenly here today. He was for
merly resident of st. Louis. Evidence
points TO suicide
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave feHusy lvaEIa Station Daily
2-G0 T. I-CIlIt atU ANU >f- LUi II SPE-
CIAL >o1d Fes-lbule. electric lighted.
dining car train, W5th FailWan sleepera ~
Louisville Cincinnati iuCLIanap polls. and 81
Louis. rarior Cars Cincinnati 10 ChIeagos
DINING AZ from Washington
IL 10 T.. M. E-.N. LIMITED solid vsstibuls,
electric lighted. diu.ug car tram. with Pull
man -ieepers TO Cincinnati, Lexington. and
Louisville Compartment sleeper 70 lir-
-slula Hot Springs TUESDAY, Thursday, and
saturday -!eepers Cincinnati l. Chicago
and 81 L0uls. Dining Csr-
Reservation and tickets al 5l5 Peunsy v2nia
AveHile- G'g Fourteenth street. Elal +. ard a.
che station Telephone Ig4g s5r Pe1nsyly4al2
CAB service T. H- FULLER,
Telephone. Aain 1900. General Passenger agent.
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BALTIMORE AND CHIC r. R.

Leave Washington, ea jersey Ave anu { ST
Culcago znu NJrJawsst, -4y.5v e., sc-za
,.
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Louis7 lie. -l0.oa
T. H., .4-I5 p ~, FI-iO 2 sa-
PlULsburg and J4eFeIzHa -IU-50 a. m-s -S-AS
=. Hs Al. 30 ulzns-
CuIamous and Wheeling. -6:s0 P u
Winchester. $3.50 - a., i!4.l5 aHd iI5.ss
La.ay. AIS p. N
ANNAPOLIS. l.i-sg. $50. iIII.50 a. n. i.a.so.
fTcl5rlcZ. s.s5. ssg.oo, l.Io.50 a. L.. ..1:ls.
Is 80, ana 5o-Zo p n
Hagerztoun, I,I0.O0 d. II. and 1880 p n
boyd and wy points. 1855, 800 3 m-s
s+L.l8. .4-sJ, t.5ssJ, F'Lo-L5, II 80 2. n
tIalla=IsouEg ana aay points, i.o.o5- -Fy-U0 A.
IT,, Lz-5Js -rl:L5s ..4.SJ, i.4.a}I E7.V9s ..S:s0.
= 10, --lUsI5, IA 80 ?. H.
:, szhizEUoll Junction and way points, ..ss95,
s-y-uU a. uI-. --I-I5, .lf.ov. i.5.6J p u.
B4ilIulolg weez Gays. Z5-YJ, 5.UJ, 5-s1-
xF.l1 s.5y, ~ 80 SO 1856, z4v-uv II 20 -
III AIZ.zO uO.G, zl--4r G3-Jys 1--yo, 30,
: 80. E5-U5. J.ZJ, AV.-y, G.aJs Ac.1ys AlJ-G0.
AII=3O, II 50 q ul- 5o1l2g=r - 90 a 90,
Z 80. xe.s0 Sy.vJ o. m., SlzszJ, l-I5, x5.O9.
,55 , L.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains igiunasted with Piu.sch light
Baltimore, FHil8ueipl.la, AGW ORA, BosEons
and une East. = 80, = 80 (DIlerj, ~ l5uf-
ietl, ''g.Oo lDlHegJ, 1850 lD-uer) - ne
ze5l io 't:S I5J raiadel2hi4 onIy5 1-''-' sos
DIucrg, so.vy and -Il.sv p. Il. lo4srplng CgR
open al 1850 0'clscs)r
Atlantic city. ..I.os, lIloso0 a n. l.I2.2a.
:Daiiy. ..Ezcepl Sunday. -'sunday only.
zExpsess trains
Baggage called I0E and CusC.1ed s-uu loteis
and residences by Union TIes--1er Co on osGsrE
left at ticket Odicess Ul5 2elDsy lTania Avenue
northwest. New York - z1ue and Fifteenth
Street. and at station
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
sEABoARp Alb LINE Bail WAY.

Leave Washington, Penur. L. l.. Station.
fg.A6a- m. SLABDARD MAIL ~ TAr1ugk
paliy- Pullman sleePers % J&eAsoz-
vile, connecting AZ Hamlet
with Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta
7 D m sEAbCAHB FLORIDA LIN
Daily. ITED-SgEd train to Jackson
vile and st. Augustine. WIKI Pullman Draw
ing Room and Compartment SIeePers, ObseEvs-
ton Club Car, aud Dining Car.
S;SO o, -SEABOaBD EXPRESS - solid
Irain 10 jacksonville ana ilmpa with Pullmaa
Sleepers and Cafe Dining Car-Puliuau sleeper
to Atlanta Through service 10 P5nthursl-
d:lO a. n LgCALr-To Petersburg, Raleigh,
DdIINs Southern Pines lPiuehuTEtl,
Hamlet, and intermediate points-
Office, 1921 PenGs. Ave.
C. 3 RYAN. " E. CONELYE.
Genl P=ss'r Agent. GenI Agt. Pass-r Dept.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January Il, 1903.
"a - leave fr1ra Penn -s-I vsrsia Sfarfnn

Schedule elective January q, 1898,
Trans leave from Pennsylvania Station
s:l0 ~ Daily Local Tor HarrisoBburg,
NarTe1ton, " Charlotte and way stations.
lS-6I =. m Daily Washington and Florida
Limited FIrgt-cl2ss coaches and drawing-room
sleeper 10 jacksonville, Fla Dining car service.
HIS q III Daily. United Sta Is Fast Mail
r fifSt-c4ass coaches and drawing room sleeper
10 New Orleans. Dining ear ser~ice-
4;0 p. Week Days. Local iog Harrisoa-
burg and way sta tiOns Manassas branch.
40 D. N. Daily. Local for HarTen50n and
Charlottesville
6.3I p. ~ Week Days. Southern's Palm
Limited Solid Pullman trsin. Through Draw
ing Room sleepCTs 10 Aik<n. Augusta. SRTan-
ian, Jacksonville, and s.. Augustine. Club
Dlni1g, and Observation Cars.
e-45 p IA Daily New Yorlz and Atlanta TX
press first t-elaS5 coach and sleeper 10 Atlanta.
0oheaJ ) Wednesdays, and Fridayz, Sunset
Route. Tourist slssper Washington TO san
francisco, Pullman Butet service.
O-oo p n. Daily. New York and Florida
f-1pEess- tlrSt-clsss coach and sleeper 10 Cam
Gen, ouhmeTvllie, Charleston. savannah, Jack
SonvIIle. and Port Tampa; sleeper to Augusta,
ana connection for Aiken Dining car service
AV5vI P m Daily New FORK and slemphis
Limited WA LynChburE3- FiTst-class cCach and
Sleeping car 10 Rdanoke, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga, and AemPhisi sleeper to New Orleans.
Dining car service.
1915 p. NJ. Daily Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train. club and
observation cars to Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
eT5 70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans. Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper to Pinehurst Dining eaF ser
vice.
TRAINS On BBUEMONT L ANCH.
Leave Washington, $50 q. N. aid 4:49 ?.
daily Week days, o. p. m, 4ss5 p. n, and
I'D 2 n Latter for Leesburz only.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
t1gton 6;4Z q. u, 6.5Z q. n. T:fe m. S.f5
3 n, goo P. m, s-l5 p. H., and 80 P. m.
cally; IO-l5 a. N. daily, except Monday Local
trains from HaUisCnburg, 1:55 a. n. week days
and 9:O5 p. n daily From Charlottesville,
SIS a. n. and SOS P. ra daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information car be had at ticket ofhces
705 18th St, 5II Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
sylyauia Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910. p. r. r. Cab Service.
c. Il. ACKERT, General Manager.
s. II. HARDWICK- General Passr Agent
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day II the year from foot Of I'd
- st FOR TT Monroe, Norfolk. EewporS
- News, and all points south. By thr 81
- perb, powerful steal palace cleaners
Newport News" ''Eo-foIk" " and
- Washington.
IT- Washington 8-sC pm La Poftznouth .0J pm
Iv. Aiexa8dTfa 100 pm liz. 1TorloIk. $50 pm
Ar IT Monroe 90 aulIz4T p Mousos = 90 pm
Ar. Norfolk, 800 an Ar Alexandra $50 an
AZ. Portsmouth, BIS an Ar. Washington 90 Ga
EzyThrough connections made at Nor
- folk with STEAMERS Of Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. for New York, and Aer-
. chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
- ten
6zyFor further information apply at
- general ticks Office Bond Building 1sEh
- and \. z ave- OF 7th L wharf. Wzsz'
- ingtoa. D. 9.
TFAone GTp0- JNO- CALLAH4E Cen EeE.
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NN ifI'-A baker AT i-4 "a ave s"- IL
WANTED-Lire young white man 70 drive I4uu-
dr. wagon. good salary Apply between
and Is. Gl- New York ave. NV. It
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-BeautiiuI two and three room
suites: exclusive bath. $3.50 10 Sl5: superior
table J. r. CHAMBERLIS. 1913 \ 81. NV
APARTMENTS TO LET
FOR RENT-The La Grande. 4rh ST. nw. be-
tween T and O sts-. opposite Pension Bureau.
Two modem housekeeping apartments; FIVE
rooms and bath: newly renovated throughout.
front lew; thoroughly heated Second floor
$50. urth floor, S32-5 80. on lease
FOR RENT'-The Emguau Massachusetts, ave
NV, between 18th and 5tu sts.- faces south:
central location New modern housekeeping
apartments; FIVE rooms and bath. handsomely
finished and papered; electric light. all con
vcnienCes- S35 per month and up fe4-tF
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WALL PAPER

FEW DAYS MoBE-Booms papered. sI59 -.
!tlNI, go y s.. fes-t
NOLTE. S24 yrh st. NV. is constantly raeeiv-
ing the latest and most attractive dssizns n
VAL Papers, aud papers To0ns from z. % I'd.
Gail and investigate flE youUalI ana Es soes
-sncsd- FlIs-tf
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.
NANTED-Nice dining room. furnished. Al
dress BOX $50. this office sas Q,

NANTED-Nice dining room, furnished. Al.
drc<s BOY $50, tins ofHce. fzs 81
FOR SALf-Party breaking mp horzckeeT,fr.E
WISHES TF sEii H1s lot 90 household furniture
cheap for cash cal at 202I 18th st. NV
FOR SALF.-Threc large oak leather +rimned
chairs and hand carved table To match for
library or office, cost $40. for $3.50: also
Tolitop desk, >l5; cost $50 good as new. 3i5
9th st. nv. fes-st
FOR SALE-Typewriter. sI2s5, cost $50. ex-
ceLlent machine %l5 9Th st. NV. fes-3U
FOR SALE-D5ctor's leather operating ouch
table. SO; cost $50, perfect order. 80 9th
- lrs5t
FOR sALE-vcrr fine tone orchestra e.and
upright piano, $50, deliveredi cost 500. 3Ij
tJh ST. Nv ies-2t
FOR sALE-Finc nickel coffee urn. SIS cash:
500. good as new ias3t
FOR sALE-Fne large and snaI. showcases.
With stands, cheap 5I5 9th 81 NV tea-at
FOR sALE-Cheap. one 2bo-sen7ye- uitchcI
motor cycle in good uUu'-r ara-r- Address
BOY S26, this Office fe-s3t
FOR SAIE-Immediateiy beautlful square pi-
AHo' nearly new $50 worth SO 1927 10tu ~.
nv, alLeT :. tel-zt
FOR SALE-AutomobiIes th1 Red FLYER
moto- cycle tHolley) practically new and in
Al running order TWO brakes en- be Cuy..:..t cd
into tandem in five minutes. Ola Mass. ave. nw.
-'---- ~ = i--M- IL IeI -2L
fvH >ALt.-Iw0 square pianos IA perfect order,
80 anu 80. ~ J. 81 NV iei-5t
ron c.Fr MEL 4..r T--- -l.-
Eoil edge soc dozen. soup and oyster bowls,
80 Dozen cups and s8urcrs, SOC dozen. ~
and 5-Inch bakers i5e dozen; fruits or Ice
'.-sl ~. tSz-H. nHt M'i'N ON ana n nv
- --1- ---- -. t-- l-l-..z Lt.-2L
FOR SALF-Oaz lads.aad r,rre,-, ,,-7sl,-,,r,I
alIlHgs. mattress. Two chairs and table for
si--yv- SIX loot oak dining table, $50 other
i4rhlluIe- 80 II St NV le1-3t
1-,D -,r,,
- 49,, El,,-s, SUES Isle eur '[aiHs
clothing ladies' suits, coats skirts etc: weekly
payments: drop postal. I cam JoSsPfI CAIN
23- PennsrI IvsDfg ave. n.s fe--f
7ITT- D,I-I-T ~ ----7T-T7-- ~ -------
~ III So; 80 i-'' IL - i'i-,l- -
- - ~, =, ,<- ~ .-sl.- -
80 a. L'l' i'' ears su@Iatlee'
il4'l si''5, f''o' ~ i.f-i.t O. " 4i7'flfs
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NANTED-TCur book and picture s-Tesrneu as /
managers for branch Offices. must prove ability.
DINSNuRE FI 3 CO. 1924 9Th ST. NV ies-2L
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS.

RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
SITUATIONS or HELP WANTED ADS
ROOMS FOR LENT
BOARDING
ROOMS AND BOARD
ONE CENT A WORD.
Minimum charge,
15C, one Insertion
ALL OTHER CLASSIFIED LINERS
TWO CENTS 4 WORD THREE OR
MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS, ONE
CENT A WORD.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Nice horses, buEEles. and daytons
drumming and business. Sl.J1 and > per dav
STABLES. sgh and I sts NV;
phone. Fast ism 5sl9-sOt
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-A very pretty Groom house, 500
down. balance monthly. lN0 postal cards. /
PIERCE * PIERCE, Vienna, We. fel -3ot
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WAFTED-BICYCLES.

ANTED-Bsrgain in secondhand bicycle. GO
st. ne after $50 p. ~.
WANTED hand bicvcIc. N good condf-
ton: none other wanted. apply 1910 C. 81. nv
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TRAINS On BJUEMONT L ANCH.
Leave Washington, 80 q. N. aid 4:49 ?. n
daily Week days, 1-o1 p. m, 4:s5 p. n, and
: % z n Latter for Leesburz only.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money TO loan at slk to 5 Der cent Fl, ,,,-,,
Of $1,000 to $4,000, on D. c real estate. mas
OF 5 and per cent mortgage and begin anew.
all transactions conducted With yconor1Icgt CON
sideration for boTvoweTss
w. u. SAUNDERS & CO.. rsO- F 81. nv.
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WANTED Fauvaszer for laundry, good pay
MAGNOLIA LAUNDRY - M 81. NV II
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

For sALF-Fiue lot Of parrots. Hlockine birds.
squirrels. snakes guinea pigs, rabbits zel8
nsh- Also eausTies iTvm $50 upward
0CHAIDs EMPORIUM or PETS. 10 lzeh st
~. -755sf
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BARGAINS in large and small grocery stores.
cigars and confectionery, -four and feed business.
luttrr and eZg route. lunch rooms shoe TO-
pairing shop DUNLAP e9G J st. fes-9t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

TsNTED-Rv high school student IT. work
after 2, aIsd Saturdays Address BOX 2s3,
this cficc- II
NANTED-Night work. clerical rrefeued: good
reference a- DaoEaeepcr or cashier. Address
Box 5Z8 tHis Office fest
WANTED-Reliahae, active Young man. ex-
per1auaea collector. wants position as collector
or clerk. highest references from present en-
p.1Fe-5. and surely company bond toE any
amount Address BOX 2lT- this Office u
ANTED-PcsirioG. country boy of To- living
Vlta parents address Bon slI. this Office
WANTEU-By white chef, r-7sltfan. 5u or rUT
O. city address BOX sos. This once feI-2l-
NASTED-By Waterman and floor walker of
experience. position. testimonials Of the highest
order. J. D. HOOVER 800 Igth 81. sw fes-gt
MANTED-By Young man in Office steuograDhy
and tspeFgrlJlng preferred. address BOX 20
this Office f-5-er
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Priucc George county Md about
two miles southeast of touErG-s Heights r. c.
old Barnahy house, eight rooms aud - acrFs5
rent. SO per month apply n ADDISON. sIs
lItH ST. frl-Tt
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LIMITED QUANTITY stock in large Arizona
Mining and Milling Co; capital - UOO, $50:
t"o miles underground Development; shares 5fr.
W NJ uSTRANDER. y A. Building. Phila-
t#rIrt.S
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FOR REEl-Two nicely furnished rooms, single
or en- suite 1910 7 81. NV, opposite Franklin
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To rent. good house in ths District
Ct near line, on electric car line: ore 10 five
acres " sanLs fenced address BOX DO this
WAETED-To hug q Hge " Six room house.
1siEb water and Gas, in good ueighborhoad
and pay for same with rent. address Boa
a25. t1lzs c6cs- feG 81
WANTED want, for spot cash. houses South
West. must b. cheap address Bon 2s-- this
ofsse fe6-3t
NANTED-FTaH ovurrS Southwest property
for investment. must be cheap. VIII pas ..slI
Address BOX 2s5, 5 Office. fe6-sr
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WANTED-ROOMs.

NAAJEB-to rent. five room ard bath apart
UelE OF small house must De sell furnished.
ia good location and moderate rent Address
EBN @ Tlie Office IL
WASTEB-TUg uEtTrHi=EeL rooms in North
ueet, lar saaa aud H.t=1 lizht IlgusrEreuiug-
he,t and gas aot rHaEa Than $50 per month
address Box Sl2 tbs Cf-ae. fes-st
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEBALE.

NANTED-By refined young white womla from
Virginia situation 10 care for Invalid: no OBJ
lection 60 leaving city. address BOX 262. this
slE-5- Il
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WANTED-Middle-aged woman TO act as night
cashier, state experience age. and reference
Address BOX 800, this Office. feo-St
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NANTED-Waitresses TO work in Baltimore.
Appg in person. MARYLAND QUICK II NCH
ROOM, IoGS Pennsylvania ave. NV. feS-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

TIE ROAD To FORTUNE lGar either srrf-
learn TO make mirrors al home- sI1 q dav guar
anteed, no capital required particulars for
stamp. PROGRESS MANJFACTTRTNC co.
l'fEJ- J.. 90 " H sshIUgtOn ST.. indianapolis,
Ind. IL
AAIED-AcJiVe person 70 work at home $50
in cash paid for twelve dars- trial yeru,sncrf
POSITION II satisfactory: state religion AG-
dress HENRY ESGSALL Established IE50
Lakeside Building. Chicago II
AGENTS WANTED to sell the zpgi-fer Eaz sa,-r,
double the light On OUe-Ealf the gas sells like
not cakes; send for free sample. Acorn BRASS
VIC. Co. Peoria and Fulton SIS Chicago It
AGENIS-l25 per cent profit. sells to every
plumber, marble worker, blacksmith. mechanic
or farmer one sale day clears So "a ru5n-a-
agents clearing s545 a month LUTHER BROS
bz5 West ave. n. Milwaukee Wis 1t
W ASIED-FITsr-c canvassers- good par
apply Sunday, l3s East Capitol st. u
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LOST

LOST-On February 6. between North Capitol
and 1st SIS. NV, Iadys gold watch and chain;
monogram = c w between hours af {
and Z p. III. Reward If returned TO DIR
fRIOD4. = It St NV Il
L0ST-Fur collar. Tuesday, near 9th and \
sts: reward. 1903 8th ST. NV fes-gt
LOST-Nonosram ring, engraved .'F. NJ Re
ward. lz3l Pennsylvania ave NV fsS&t
LOSr-Blovn away on THURSDAY, As owner was
leaving the city Pgsrutfce, an lusaaIed post
Office envelope containing SI01 Iu treasury notes.
Reward u returned To LAWRENCE 1905 .
LOST-s9O. four $50 bills and one $40. 50
reward MRS C. W LEMLJN, 1887 Ifsa st.
nv ieT-2t
LOST-Dog. collie and beagle mixed. yellow.
tag No s159. reward OPT Mass ave nv.
LOST-A Iadv's gold watch. between Isl gt-
Sc and 7th 81. NV, OF Kanu's and Ten Cent
store. crystal broken; reward 25z Izc So. Sc
LOsT-Engljsh collie; tag 80 Reward for re
turn To 20 gth St nc. fr6-St
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DENTISTRY

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. frm. coufarfshl.
durable. beautiful uulsteatabEa. positively
painless DIR. l. Is. WILSON. $40 I2tL St. ~.
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FOR SALE-BIcYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Two ladies' wheels. az cigar store.
corner 18th and G SIS nv; cost $50 each. as
good as new for IS each fg-s
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FOR RENT-FLATS
FOR RFNT-FIAT~
nos f2siz. 63f. 6as1z. 6f5ia 18th 81. ne. also
No 1861 g. 81. nr Only ouc-half g17isra
from Fl ST.. cars. very attractive apartments.
fguE ROOMS, o4-as porcelain tgD. Tenant can
select paper Rent only Sl650- Keys at this
Office.
EDWARDS & REEVES. Inc.
ola 18th ST. n " feT---
nos 42GI5 s2s. s2sla 18th ST ne Flats. four
rooms. bath. porcelain tub. Only one-haIs
square from cars Rent of corner SIG n
Rent of f2-. SIS. kcrs at 40.
EDWARDS & REEVES Inc
cha 18th 81. y rs. fa.-r
FOR HENT-THE PENHURsT. IS II s. ne
near Government Printing OHt-e and all car
lines Two modern housekeeping apartments.
four rooms and bath iE thorough order. 50
Per month each fa--rf
FOR RFNT-Thiri floor far; threo rooms and
baths steam heat a2f Pa ave. Inqalre in
store 5cT-3r
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs d VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Cheap one black horse, so: suit
able for heavy work 2l1s G ST. n7r- fsS-8t
FOR sALE-Brougham and coupe rockaway.
sl9 18th So. NV fest
FOR SALE-Three horses. cheap MARYLAND
BISCUIT CO 20I 18th ST NV Cau before 10
g TzS-gr
FOR SALE--Fifteen work horses and mares. also
one pair OF small mules. several sets IF harness:
viii sell cheap. Apply in rear so Penusyl-
.1Il1 ave NV fes-3t
FOR SALE-FirSt-class b07=e- lady can drive
ED HAENAN, 1912 7Jh 81 NV. je7-5t
FOR SALE-Cheap. two horses. corner I2th and
Concord sts Brcoklsnd, D. c. fe7-3t
FOR SALE-Large bay mare. weight ] $40
pounds; cheap. WM SETDENBERG, HoImead
ave. and Spring ST. nu. ttt-3t
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

"AN1ED-l Dung married couple desiring room
and board with private family 51s u.v. tHdrssg
bon 80, this otlrr. References exchanged.