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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
HOUSE HAD BEEN IN
THE STREET TOO LONG
Prosecution of Owner for Obstructino
Thorouahfare Fails in Police Court,

The city has commenced a crusade
against people who live in houses which
obstruct the streets. and yesterday three
of the cases were called in police court,
two of which were continued and one
tried
The case which went to trial was that of
the city against Martin and Thomas
O'Malley,. who live in house located on
Minnetonka street, just south of Ala
bama. The house is built in the street,
and the city is endeavoring to have it
removed.
It developed during the trial that the
house was built thirty years ago. and
while it was admitted to be in the street.
Judge Finehout held that the O'AIalleys
could not be prosecuted under the crdi-
nance which provides punishment for per-
sons who build distractions in the street
The OMalleyS purchased the property
eight years ago, and were responsible for
the construction of the house, and the
case against them was dismissed. The
city will now commence civil actions to
compel the removal Of the street obstruc-
tons.
Our Safety Deposit Vaults are the best
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10

ment. He was associated with the late
G. D. Gilfllan when that gentleman con-
trolled the city water system. and, when
purchased by the city, still continued in
the service. He was secretary Of the
St. Paul Water company from 1873 until
it's requirement by the city in 1882, and
was continued in the same capacity when
the local government assumed control
Jealous eyes. coveting the comfortabI BILE
stipend that the Office annually brings to
its incumbent, have sought the job on
numerous occasions, but Mr.. Caulfield has
outlasted them all. His knowledge of the
system has been so intimate, and his
term of service so faithful that no admin
istratiOn, no matter how partisan, has
cared to relegate him to private life.
TO CURE A COLD I'M ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
rms Signature &M q on every
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
Court Is MercifuI to Young Girl

Jennie Hanley, a seventeen-year-old
girl. recently released from the work
charged with drunkenness and stealing a
dollar from a cripple living in MayaiIs
alley. The girl wept when arraigned be-
fore Judge Finehout. and begged to be
given another chance to reform and upon
her promise to lead better life. was al
lowed to go.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10

S. Abbott yesterday for preliminary
hearing. AIorey waived examination
and was bound over to await the ac-
ton of the federal grand jury, which
meets in March.
Bail was fixed at $4,000, and, being
unable to furnish the sum, he was
taken to the county Jail.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
AGED COUNTERFEITER
WAVES EXAMINATION
Albert L. Morey, Bound Over to the
Grand Jury, Is Lodged in Jail.

Albert T.. Mercy, sixty-five years of
age, arrested Thursday by Capt. j. w.
charge of counterfeiting, was taken be-
fore United States Commissioner H.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
Eiohtv Years oJd-ca+arrb Ei+

Eighty Years OId-Catarrh Fifty
Years.-Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
cures him. Want any stronger evil
dence of the power of this wonderful
remedy over this universal disease?
Want the truth Of the case confirmed.
Write George Lewis, Shamolzin, Pa.
He says: Il look upon my cure as
miracle" It relieves in ten minutes.-3.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10

Checks for January interest On bonds
of North Western Furniture Manufacture
ers Exposition Association are at the Of
flee of the Security Trust Company
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
Trial of Ruth Banks Beuins,

The case of the state against Ruth
Banks, the second of the alleged quar-
trial, was continued yesterday until Mon
day, at the request Of Assistant County
Attorney O'Neill whose son is very iii
The case was commenced Thursday aft
ernoon, at which time a jury was drawn.
but none of the evidence had been sub
mitted. The Banks woman will be tried
on the same charge as was her compan-
ion, May Clark, who was acquitted bv
a jury after a trial lasting three DAYS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
WOmen'S
Underwear Reductions.

sterlne Union Suits, the 500 ones, at.........3s5
sterling" Union Suits the 4.25 ones, at.........315
Sterling" Union Suits the $50 ones, at ..... o5o
so Imported Union Suits reduced to...........2e5
Munsng Union Suits, the ESQ ones, at..........1e5
Munsng Union Suits, the $50 ones, at .......11 rs
Munsing Union Suits, the 100 ones, at........, SOC
terling Vests and Pants, the 200 kind, each
Munsing Vests and Pants, the $50 kind, each lis
t!ne Silk and Wool Vests, $50 value, for. ...115
an OF our Oo Vests and Pants reduced $50
All OF our $50 Wool Tights reduced to......,.115
All of our 100 Wool Tights reduced to. 85o
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
Q n - II . RIA
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature "s ANzzzI

1t is the habit of bees to place their
honey in the coolest place il the hive
and the young insects in the war1nest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
Among the ConVicts.

The question was asked: ''Wha
shall we do with Norm King, the Min
neapolis fly who placed us in the
'Stir?' -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10

Our Safety Deposit Vaults are the best
Security Trust Company, N. Y Life Bldg
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
Mems
Underwear Reductions.

Regular 25o Wool Union Suits reduced to....... 200
rse9uiar o'oo wool Union Suits reduced
ne9uiar TOY wool Union Suits reduced $50
rSe9uiar ooo wool Union Suits reduced to. .425
[1e9uiar ooo wool mon Suits reduced 450
Our Ivy SHIRTS and Drawers, tan COLOR each sec
our OO natural gray Shirts Drawers plain each 85o
our OO natural gray ribbed Shirts Drawers eac75o
our loO plain and ribbed Shirts and Drawers each 2o
our 25O heavy natural wool Shirts Drawers 1895
our 2oO SILK and wool Shirts and Drawers each 1875
Our 3OO STERLING" Shirts and Drawers, each
our $50 fine cashmere Shirts and Drawers each 265
All 75c fancy Isle and All odds and ends Of 5oc
Cashmere Socks ~A feeced Shirts and -
reduced to ........ .AUGs Drawers At FAC
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-10
Y |((XIA
MARKET DAY TO-DAY.
STORE OPEN UNTIL 1890.

Wash 'Tubs-We place a low price on a
sizes; to close out; take Your pick. for
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

hefr bori0 vic, a0 kj0rdamii er 40 ems einn
e0a tveir menn taldir fyrsta og rikasta fokkn-
um, og fair mjDg 00rum aokki, en- allur
fjoldinn or Prioja og fatekasta Aokknum.
At bessu lei1ir oft: aD atkvnoi fa1ra mama
raoa meiru en- atkvaoi allrar alhyou. Vi0
sfoustu kosningar yoru sosialistar lang fi5l-
mennastir, og Areiddu meir en- halfa AGRA mil
Jon atkvn0a; en- beir gitu engan pingmann
kosi0 af Pyi peir hOf0u hvergi eiri hluta nema
Prioja aolski kj6scndanna.
Harostiorn og lSti run Rtissa FinnIandi
fer altaf vel elsnai.di, o bnnarskr;i Fnna til
5keisarans is hedr enga aheyrn fengi0. Rdssar-
hafa rekiA lnarga beztu nann Finna iir landi-
og haea Peir ali:r aui5 til annara pjo0a. En-
nylega hugkvam IN Russ :1r, . oao,:eriiorao--
legt 40 leyfa ltIegoarm0nnunum ao 1lvia
naoir ht.cndingga Pvi par geta l4eir unnio Rtss-
un oggAggn % tala0 mali Pj6oar sinnar. Russ
ar hafa pvi teki0 PAD t;;l lbragos as aytja finska
dtlaga til Rdsslands, og halda peim par, svo
h;cgt Sc 40 hafa eftirlit med geroums peiirra.
Rdssar halda st00ugt afram 40 auka herbnnao
sim ogg liosafa Manchuria og Korea, bnoi
t=4Pess aa ogna 81 yiobdnin
.ef Jspanar gripa til vopna. En- MI sem stend- Z
ur itur ekki mjog 6friolega ii. par austur fra,
Pvi Rassar lata mj0!g fri0sanlega. pratt fyriir
ALLAN Pennan herbina0, og Japanar. eru farnir
40 sefast. en- kfnverjar cru Of hraddir til bess
a0 ra0ast;l Rdssann.-I Iitlar sijgurz fara af 81
frionum a Balkanskaga un pessar muneliir, og
or likIegt a0 friour verdi ad nafninu / Make
eloniu fran eftir vetrinum En- Boris Sarofnff
ppreistarleiotogi. hlaked0niu- mama hefir
heitio pvi, 40 0ll Macedonia skull reka at. ser
har0stj6rn 1'yrkjans me0 vorinu. Tyrk iasold-
an he6r heti0 stj6rnarb6t fyrir Makedonfu;
en- PAD Var NEST vegna bess. a0 Rdssar 90
Austurrfkislnenn kr0foust Pess af honum, og
6vist err a0 soldan efni. nokkurn tfEsa ban
lofor0
Herbert Spencer do Brighton 4 Eng
landi s. desenber Ham var einn Hmm n1esti
spekingur nitjandu aldarinnar. og einhver
him mesti rithOfundur Breta. Hans :nun
ver0a mer gcti0 si0ari ,.Vfnlandi
Herlend bloc hafa lutt b:,
Ra6herra fregn Fra kaupmannah0fn.
islands ao ora6herraembspttif islands
Sc veitt Hannesi Hsfstein.
og syslumanni fsfroinga. Vissu
fyrir pvi, a6 fregnin Sc sOnn. hOfum yer enpa.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01
Pol;tislxir
Vi6bur5ir

var pa0 pess efnis, a0 Cleveland neitar Pvf
har0lega a0 ser hafi nokkurn TINA komO til
hugar a6 gerast enn einu sinni forsetaefni sins
aokks (Dem6krata), og se3ir Pao Sc oDifan-
legur asetningur sim a0. sakja aldrei framar
um forsetatignina. FIR meo Pvi loku fyrir PAD
skotio a0 hann veroi lSj0ri vi0 nestu llosn-
ingar. Nj sem stendur cru Peir A. B: Parker
Maryland, liklegustu forsetaefni Den6krata
DO hvorugur Peirra Lafi miki0 nokksfy lgi.
Alby0a veit ]jti6 UNI Parker or ekke.t u1n
sko0anir hans Pj6amalum. Aftur er Cor
man allsunnur -og heGr lllSlega mora fylsi, bo
pa0 sjalfsagt veroi t0luverour hnekkir fyrir
hann as falla iir tigninni sem fokksforingi
Dem0lSratasi 0dung,deidinni, en- PAD hefr
hann lengi veris, og atla6i MI ny ao safna
S0llum setlatorSsa1 Demokrata undir merki sitt,7
og fl pa til aJ berjast geyn 0llum aoger0um
stjornarinnar Pananlamalinu En- PAD t6kst
ekki, pvi marg;r Peirra voru q sama mali og
stjorpin og scnatorar Republicans, ,og kvaoust
mundu fylgja bem 40 OlIum nahum um Pan
ANA -slzur0inn. en- vildu cll1ert sinna sko0un-
um Germans.
NJ. a. Hanna er MI miklu gengi mccall
Republikana, sloan hann vann sim frnga sig
ur kosningunum Ohio og m6tst0ouma0ur
hans. Tom L. johnson for mestar ofarirnar.
Dykir Republik0num Hanna hafa vaxi0 svo
mj0g vio Pae, a0 frrt munivera fyrir hann a6
keppa vi0 Roosevelt um forsetatignina, og er
mnlt. a6 au0mennirnir / New York haf nj
miklu meiri matur Hanna en- Roosevelt sem
forse,aefni.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

Flestar pj6oir hafa MI viour-
kent Panama sem sjalfstntt
lv0veldi. Jafnvel Chile,sem
er mj0g vinveitt Colombiu
hefir lati0 ili6s sambykki slit
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01
Panama
Ly6veldi6
Nyta

4 a0skilna6 rikjanna og fest nagrannalond
Colombiu viourkendu hi0 nyja lyovcldi pegar
stao. Tvcnnum s0gum fer um PAD hvort
Colombia mum fara med herna0i nor0ur a
Panama, og reyna a0 vinna landio undir sig
aftur Herbhna6ur er nokkur Colombia, en-
margir tclja 6vist a0 nokko0 VERDI af leioangr-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

mum, pvi iandyegnr er i,;e tim ee;er norour
til Panama og Eandanenn :nullu elxki levfa
peim 40 fara me0 6friai sj,leiN til Panama
Annars cru a1:farr Coacln,.iiu mamma nnsta
skringileg Fna,1fa slsf "a iy;o pa. Anl'
list hota peir a1 klaya Bandarikin og skjjota
mali sinu til hinna stGrtj6eanna, eea Peir
bi60a Bandamunnun ails llonar COCA kosti,
eff peir vilji MI gera nyja samnin "a vio sig un,
Panama -skur0inn, og l.ta sem ckkert hef0i
skorist Au0vita0 sinnir; B. rikjastj0rn
ekkert peim tilbooum.
Fg;: |inginu er fatti frGttum
sana5ans:s ao se;~.j,. 1Auka-pingi6 sem
bingi5 endas,i tlivrru sina Z desem-
Der, Nann ST. Pao Eclzt til
fr;eg0ar 40 sitja a >gcraa aus BAD varo asatt
um a0 ganga c!>ki til atSvn a um verzlunar
samnngana viz Cuba fyre Il r>.g;slnlegu Pingi
16. desemLer. lsl3 Ping byrjaci hadegi I.
desbcmber sk0mnu eftir 40 aukaPinginu var
sagt slitia. Oldu7 gadeldia.i var svo lila vio
per tiltektr fcrsetans. 40 lsalla sa,nan auka-
ping. til I,css 40 fulIgs.a samningana VIC
Cuba, a0' hun iscttistr 40 oryta pao fyrirtnki
me0 Pvi, ao ev0a timanum til lcinskis, og lata
milio bio;, n;rsta pings. os pao hefir henni
tekist.
lsosnng; riig Prtssa cru svo
Fra o0runn tr garoi gcro.a0 kjoscndum
bio5urn or s1ift trji hokka eftir
nen.h.cc n1, Ill hacs az nS
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01
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4 Helztu Vi6bur6ir Z
NsseeeSeeea@seeeSeesessesesc e&

Grover Cleveland fyrv. for
seti skrifaoi blaoinu . Eagle"
i Brooklin bref 25. november,
sem bla0i0 brit slma dag ,og
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01
Ra6herra
islands

og syslumanni fsfroinga. vissu
fyrir Pvi, a0 fregnin Sc s0nn. h0fum yer engs,
en- lklegt er po ao svo ser
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01
Fra 66rum
bjo5urn

kosningu verea |
hluta atkvn0a tv
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

Fra Lingiau er f.,tti frettum
40 se;~jjj,. 1Auka-pinggi5, sem g,
enda. tlivcru sina Z. desem-
Der. Nanu .s,,r pao hclzt til
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

Herlend bloc hafa autt pa
fregn Fra K Kaupmannah0fn.
ao Observation-Disclosures
Sc veitt Hannesi Hsfstein.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-12-01

Esosni.,g: rlog Prdssa cru svo
t.r garoi gcro.ao lSjoscndum
or skift I,rj;i aokka eftir
cfnaha2. og til: pess 40 ma
,ingmannacfnin 40 hafa meirii
eyyggja pcss'ra flokka. DAD
The Washington times., 1903-02-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO B. B.

Leave " 4sl.ll..tys., : 81, Jersey ave za4 c ~
Chicago AN NoE.ll'esss --J.,g - r.. -0-zs
,. IA
Cincinnati. St Looiz, and Louisville, sl0=oa
a H., r4-Ly D. ~, fI-4J night
PIJJsturs AID Cleveland. -Ios5o a. n. -s;45
J.. Iu ana -I-yJ night
Columbus and ~ leeliDg, '5:25 P. ID
- Ilchssler. i.o-s5 a. la-. i!4.-5 and il5.ss
p
Asa1Polis. Ii -, $50 .ll.5o o. IA. 1850.
lre IRE s:s5. r'5o5. llo.-o 8. la. 'sI.I5.
400, ana s.u--y T. Ei-
HzgeTs.ovn, iIo.0g .. Ia. and 1850 ?. a.
Boyd and way points, ..o.a5. --a-UJ a IA.
ssl-Il, ..4.s0- $780, TTLJ--5r .5L1-as B. LII
GaiJueIsgarg ana way points, ..s.oos f-5.e5 a.
H., .Iz-5y, -Hl-l5, so-oy, i-sJs -Ssul, .5-sy,
= 10. rIy.I5. .-I.oJ p H.
Washington Junction ana way points IS
1880 a. Is,, '-I-l5l $50, 1859 p.
Baltimore, week Gays, A5syo, $50, $50.
x1.y5 $3.50, zs.sJ $50 - $50 2Ly-la. LI-5s g.
H., NIz-1U nCsu, 49, A5-lu z--a., -,
800. z5-vj go. 2a-lg, y-aJ, 1850. 1lI-gJ,
AlI.5O lI.5J =. Suul4gs, ss-ug Az go.
go As so, $500 g. m-, Al-s-l, lao. zs-Ja.
~ 80 z5-O5s 80, 0-SJ. 4S.Ov. Nlo-O9 24-sJ.
LL-ss p
The Washington times., 1903-02-03
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
seledu.e efec- I've JanaArE u. 1903.

GGAElL-e EAGE#LNE January IL 4-7J5-
Trains leave from PsunsJ lvauia StsticR-
s:i0 a. n. Daily. Local Tor HarTisoubuTg.
M&Ifeatcn. Charlotte, ans way stations
1851 s. N. Daily Wasa ingtOn aud Florida
tllIuited- FIrst-Class CosChes and draw groom
sleeper to jacksonville, Fla Dining car service.
II 10 a. IN Daily. United states Vast Mail
FlEst-cissS coaches and craving room sleeper
10 New Orleans Dining ,ar service.
s;Gl p. n W eek Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations ON Manassas branch
40 p, n. Daily. Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
G-aI p. III. Week DsFs Southeru's Palm
Limited Solid Pullman train. Through Draw
iuE Room Sieepers 10 Aia-n, Augusta, saysn-
.4h1 Jacksonville, and st Augustine Club,
Dining, and Observation Cara
$50 n. Daily. New York and Atlanta Elk
press ilrst class coach and sleeper 10 Atlanta
S'ohaays, ednes'izys. and Fridays, Sunset
route Tourist sleeper Washington TO san
francisco. Pullman Buffet service.
J-oo = H. Daily. New YORK and Florida
express. EiTst-Ciass coach and sleeper 70 Cam
4eA, SuiHmergllIe Charleston, Savannah, JACK
sonvule and Port Tampa: sleeper to Augusta,
ana Connection for Aiken. Dining car service
1911 ?, W. Daily. New York and Memphis
Limited tVIa LyrChburEJ- Eirsr-clazs coach and
sietpl1g car TO Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
taHooga, and Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans
DINING car service
1870 p m. daily. Washington and south
western Limited All Pullman train. club and
observation cars To Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
erz 10 Nashville Atlanta Macon Memphis,
New Orleans Monday, wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper to Pinehurst. Dining car ser
vice.
TRAINS ON BLUEM0NT BRANCH
Leave Warrington $50 a. II. anG f.49 p. N.
daily. Week days, 100 p m. 4:55 P M and
o.z5 E n Latter foF Lecs5uTg only.
through trains from the South arrive wash
ingtou $40 a, n, 6-52 a. n. 40 a. n, S.35
q. m, 900 p. m, Sis p. m, and $50 p N
daily, 1913 a. M daily. except Monday. Local
trains from HaTTisC nourg. y .j5 a.. week days
and eos p. III. daily. From Charlottesville,
IS q and g;05 p. ~. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed Informa zion car be had at ticket Offices,
705 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
sylvauia Station, Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1870. T. r r. Cab Service
c II ACEERT. General Manager.
S. II. HARDWfCK- General PaE'r Agent
7. 5. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington times., 1903-02-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

All trains i--ssr.i mated with Plutsch lignt.
Baltimore, FH.lsltlEaia. Aev lgIz, boston,
ami lta last, 500, 100 lIler1 s-5u Bur
gelB. ssg.ug CguugJ, E1-gJ tD4aelJ a. NJ
sIz-z0 tD.aec) 800 Ao.a- Limited
iuugr). 1850 (Tu-ll4elpEl4 1uIy). '5s05
,uiuurj. .c-,g and -Il,ag 2. I. tcl1epng C4r
open at 1900 o.C-0ys).
Atlantic City, .5.o5. .Il0-0o a. H.. Iz.21.
$500 p H.
'UaGy. Except SUNDAY. sssuudsy cry.
AtZpl1s5 trains.
Baggage called Tor ana checked from hotels
and residences ig- tuigu Transfer Go. on Orders
left al ticket Cities Jls FeUn=s Iyall4 Avenue
northwest New York Avenue and EltIeeaJs
Street, and at station
The Washington times., 1903-02-03
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
/ FOR SALE-FIve-gsIlon coffee urn, good as
new one HOLLYWOOD cash register. slightly used
Sis showcases cheap. twelve lunch room chairs,
cost So each. $50. Intel dishes II
/ duceG prices. NORWOOD, 9th and X sis NV.
,torase. 81 per load fest
! FOR sALE-One-haIf horse electric motor.
with box. $50 g4e View YORK ave fes-55
/ FOR SALE-Four- upright boiler, in per-
/ feet condition 5I5 18Th ST. NV feS St
FOR sALE-Tbree presses; also type; bargains.
+ FOR sALE-STGNs. ALL KINDS: BEST WORN
Moderate prices STANDARD sltN SHOP 1888
/ So nv lest
FOR sALE-tisndsome upTiEh- piano. cost $3.50.
our price, 500: good as new H9PNO0D. sth
and Is SIS. uw.-the man Hh0 saves you money.
Storage Il per load feI-st
FOR SALE-Furuitue tHs books lie new at
auction prices. H0FH W.j. Sth and SIS.
Hw.-tEs man who saves you money storage.
/ FOR sALE-Good bed springs - cents and up
HoPW0JD, sth and K SIS NV. storage. 81
i..' - -z---
FOR SALE-T.yo gas ranEes- good as new
HOFNCCD. srh and h SIS NV Storage, 81
per load ielSt
FOR ALE-Sffrror-frout foIdiug bed, $3.50.
cost So coffee urn- bar fixture. bedroom suites,
parlor suites touches rugs. save money. see Us.
FRIES Is CO., 43S 10Th 81 NV fel-5t
u-0P S4TT T4r,--gl- ) g---5.-- ---j ---
glg 4 So go
r. -
FOR SALE A bargain, Two gasolsne stoves,
% tension table counter. tables. etc "a II ST.
ms. feI-gl
FOR SALE-An upright piano in good coudt-
uon1 price 80. So st 81 NV iet-st
FOR SALE-YCu can save $3.50; aaTe q fine
. .5-l+ - 81 -. '' o.
---------- -.'- .--- - ----. o. 49,
FOR SAiE-LatsSt Singer, all attachments.
The Washington times., 1903-02-03
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan at 81 to 5 per cent. in Sums
OF 81 GO 90 $4,000, oB d. (. real estate: pay
OF and o per cent mortgage and begin anew
all transactions conducted with economical con
alteration for borrowers
NA, Ii, SAUNDERS & Co, I407 T st. nv,
The Washington times., 1903-02-03
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
STATION -ClRNrE OF sIETII AND p SIS.

STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND Sis.
$50 Z. II DAILY. PIrTsBURG EXPRESS
FafIoF al Dialaz Cars AasslsaUr. 90 F5.tsb,lrz-
4y.s9 A. b. DAILY. FESSsELF ANA la.
- y. li'i sliHiau See .as, HlaiHE. suoaiIz. and
. observation Cans Harrisburg 10 Jl1lsas. Ga
elIin4tI, Indianapolis ST. LOUIS Cleveland
toleao. and Detroit. Bggst p4rl5r Car 10 lar
FisJurg.
Io.5o a. n DAILY. FAST LINE-raliaaa
buffet faEl0r Car e. Harrisburg EaHat Pzrass
/ ar Harrisburg 30 Pitts5UrE.
80 r p DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST loUfs
i--AF tat-7ss-S-eeplnE Car ssHslEL5E % 81
. LOIS and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg
70 iAaialapelA, -. LOUIS, Louisville tsia en-
cInl1ll} and Chicago.
a:l5 Z, n. DAILY. ST. LOUIS EXPEEss-
E-tihlen Sleeping Car Harrisburg to s. L1a5A
80 T. ~ DAHL, ESIEEN EEPEES-y-puiI-
/ man Sleeping C4c 20 FitlaJufE ana 0blgags,
DINING Car 30 Chicago
t'45 a. b. DAILY. CLE} ELAND AND CINCIE-
49, LAiLEs-- Plllll.sa Sleeping cara Hsaa-
I -ts to'' 70 .lLLsalEs, aH1 harrlsJsrs - Lleys-
lu-4V J.. 1T. DAILY, PACIFIC EEpRES-PulE-
man sieeplug CaT % P.t-s1aFs
80 A j. DAILY, BUFFALU DAY EXPRESS,
/ S YIN lNio1eA br5lier bunes P~Essr Cas- aud
Soseiies - Buffalo via z-Lll ilrl-ILa junction.
30 a u Tor Kane, Lz--auazls5la, l.ogltsLer,
and Niagara tals daily, ez-egE SUNDAY.
I5-2O 4 81 Tor LlE.ifz and Remove aally, ex-
eept sunday kor IS I.ilamspgTl 5slIy q 80 T. 4
3.L5 T. 81. DAiLI, BUFFALO MORT EEPEEss,
NiIa through Buffet Sleeping Car zG1 Io-laes
10 b-L-tlr E-Eft4ar.rIm Junction
7:45 p. II DAM 7.- F--. - T...t.sf.,
Buffalo. and -. +,s.- 60 - --r--s
dag VIA sleegIHss Gar Is $50 =. r.. .r1r
To- 30 T. 81. Tor Erls. t-alaa.-4s.uz a5gs.e-.sr.
Buffalo, and Niagara Fails d4Ely. Plllm4a
Sleeping Car " Washington 10 ltoluesser salUE-
days only
500 r n. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
- - 1e1a, ~ ----1i LIB Wa
1-----s "a -'0'- -'- ''i'-1ie-
For PbiIaseIr,{5. sr-r. V1-l. "a e.
s
r-t
F&ures.- -.FF fftsria. fr4s -.z- Fil5r--s- Care
s.Ir ffJ5usHr or. Ne. 10 ia. flIs-.zz- - r
n .r4 ...r.-.- - ...-..-
J5.f- go - 'T,,.-.
go no - 80
The Washington times., 1903-02-03
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Sice horses, buEzics and davrons
drumming and business; $50 and e. per 5sv
PREsToS'~ STABLES. sth and / SITS. NV
phone. Last slgA, jsIgsOt
The Washington times., 1903-02-03

HANTED-Help for all departments in hotels,
today Bt RECESS HOTEL AGENCY. SOB 10th
st-- phone. z5II-Y Ii
The Washington times., 1903-02-03

PRINTING-Good work at reasonable prices
FRANK Il. GIBSON & co, 1909 e ST NV.
uo21-tf
The Washington times., 1903-02-03

WANTED Colorod Loy in drug store. Corner
1Drh and SIS. NV fg3-st
The Washington times., 1903-02-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.

IWANTEn-IIelp for an den-rfnenss in hotels.
- h222s. z2il IL
---,-> = 20 --1 81. NV u
/ WANTEU-Yol.rg man over Is. good usv. per
L,.a st.
WtNTED-EIorar porter. pantry man. three
e.-.N washers. ~" hoilwenr oyster bar man,
>TT ri F,',,,T r.' .i t'gS. .,s' nous.
-l-[---r--- - =.
Ter week. A-rTT lbs, Na,, z-g.l. 4,a rv Il
VI }ETru- Dra,-g- ..- &c., f,-r, f-+I.- s-.,-
Iabarrr- and trr,z-ars 81 x -r- .1a, rrrnTfre
1ts= r1-b. - mn
.----7-------
r,N mn sr75 lsr'H L-l-.l ~ ~
II
~ .,---T---
7GrH and r. SIS nv, " 80
NANTED--Whire boy in jcvcirv shop. ga9 F
~ ----.-H -----.., -2.--l
WANTED ahinetraaiers or carpenters. rz-
princeton st. ar rf. Essrern Van Plrar o.
9th AND C. SIS ufe IL
WANTED-Wrre b.,. r.r sIl-. can raTg ---
ST. uz. II
.uANfFp-l.ogd hrarE-fgre l---a-Tf-r ---5---
tlF III ,.-, an -, ,fr---- NJ 81. 80
------ II
VaNTTD ---.--r,s= 1=-L- -r--..l f-l-
Tgf- r -
f,..,-r4--a r., --..-.. T 49,
-.[-.-.--- -4.s en-. -. - 5,,s ~
- r-, -'-' '.'o inquire -- ,'h
.WANTFI-k cool cont -lg--- for -lr-5- and
new work j. WITT. sIlZ l4th ST. NV tes2t
ner If .rl and Fasr ,sn5frr SIS ST. M So
WANTED mon inside w+raT-n. Apply Times
WANTED-Bv an experienced teacher college
graduate, few private pupils preparation for
civil service examination. etc Address BON
24l- this ofice- 1t
"a ,7-----T-
. ~" m-L.s gt- L. i.-l err anus uIltA
nv 1t
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30 M ll-i' Att tA-tlLlis|Ela. insurance men.