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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
A Card to the Public.

We wish to warn the Citizens
and Prospective Investors of this
vicinity to . food of circulars is
sued by certain commission houses
in the large cities who invite you to
Join their pools. Their alluring
circulars tell you how they have
made % per cent, 81 per cent and
even larger weekly profits for their
investors. These Commission
Companies are fakirs and not
members of any Legitimate Boards
of Trade or Merchants Exchange.
Your courts have recently exposed
some of them, like the Cleage Com
mission Co., the Rialto Grain q
Commission Co., the courts de-
nouncing their contemplate man
ner of iilching the innocent invest
ors. When they get enough of the
country peoples funds they fail or
disappear. The willy individuals
who run these Rialto, Delman and
other like titles use these fancy
Commission Co.. " titles to keep
themselves in obscurity.
Do business only with firms who
are members with the big Exchan-
ges.
We issue this card not with any
animosity, but in reply to many in
quirics from our Southeastern
friends as to these illegitimate con
Germs.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

See that swell surrey for only
ss2.4O, and everything else just as
cheap at Claywell & Bradley's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

= X -
| believe the world grows better
every day. | base my belief on the
fact that the general public is wax
ing up to its responsibilities toward
the unfOrtunatcs of the human race.
The recent newspaper disclosures
of the condition of the poor house
in st. Louis aroused so much in.
diguation that immediate steps were
taken to have the matter remcdied.
Every county poor farm has passed
through similar experience, and
as the condition of things could
never be worse, there has always
been an effort made TO make them
n little better. After the law passed
at the last session of the LCgiSla.
ture is put into effect in regard to a
local board of charities, three men
and three women, matters will i'm
prove. ! am glad tina; there are
to be women on the board, for II
woman can see and hear of so many
things in visit to the poor farm,
jail and hospital that man could
not, and being backed by the State
and county, could do mucn good
without being considered a med
dler. In this country of hccting
riches, the changes Of fortune bring
many an unfortunate to the poor
farm who's previous life had been
passed in luxury, with no thought
of so dire misfortune as ending
life as Il paupcr. Every day we
read of such incidents, in which
fate has been unkind, friends and
relatives are al! lost, and only life
remains. The brotherhood of man
aud the fntherhood of Good demand
that we care for the unfortunate.
in decent manner. Noble mer
and women are giving their time tC
the consideration of this subject
and discussing ways and means f0
the greatest good to be done il
economical and humane methods.
In this line of thought the follow
ing little poem tells the whole stor
of loving kindness:
Have you had Kindness shown,
Pass it on.
Twas not given for you alone
Pass il on.
: Let ii travel down the years,
Let it wipe another's tears,
Till in heaven the deed appears
J Pass il OH.
Did you hear the loving word'
. Pass il on;
Like the singing of bird;
Pass ii OH;
, Let its music live and grow,
I Let il cheer anothcr's woe:
You have reaped what others SOW;
. Pass il OH.
Twas the sunshine of smile,
Pass il on;
Staying but little while,
} Pass il on;
April beam, the little thing,
Still it makes the flowers of spring,
} Makes the silent birds to sing
Pass ii on.
Have you found the heavenly light1
Pass il on;
Souls are cropping in the night,
Daylight gone;
Hold thy lighted lamp on high,
BE star in some ones sky,
He may live who else would die
Pass il on.
BE not selfish in thy greed,
Pass il on:
Look upon thy brothers. need,
Pass IL on.
Live for self, You live in vain;
| Live for Christ, you live again;
Live for Him, with Him you reign
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
LIES SPICE.


A critic, on reading one Of the late
novels, summed up the story in the
question, as to whether it were bet
ter to tell lie aud be happy or
tell the truth and be miserable.
haven t read the story, but it seems
to me that the suggestion brings up
an important question rs to wheth-
er it is always well TO tell the truth.
Bob Burdettc, years ago. told the
story of a woman friend who came
to him to ask advice ahoat her son
n Young man Just starting in life.
Without his mothers knowledge he
had acquired the habit of drinking,
and Mr.. Burdc,te, in the kindness
of his heart, warned her that that
fault lay in the way Of y successful
career for her boy. The mother
was furious, and refused To speak
to a mnu who would malign her
idoli2cd son, aud he never forgnvc
him, even when the son filled a
drunkard's grave. No doubt, in
the future, the sunny humorist,
with this experience before him,
would have been ready with an an.
swer to the question. do not
doubt that we are all at some time
confronted with some such problem,
and if had n word of advice TO
give. it would be, shy around telling
an unpleasant truth, if possible.
Don't presume on the limitation of
friendship, for the bonds are some
times easy to break. There is Il
long word that is used in IA transla.
tion of Victor llugo's Les Miser-
ables, "tcrglversation, " which h
means evasion, so that is good
way TO avoid telling something that
may as well be untold.
Il
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Schedule Effective November -s. 1902
Trains Lave feaLzg ~ ALA station
zts1 T. IA DaIlg-lI-sLLAAAI AAD LOUIS
VILE ENfHF.sr. ss5a Tesylaals TzlR foE
Cincinnati. He11le= Cincinnati 80 n--B
Louisville 1880 q. Ia, ST. LLlG U-4J 2. m,s
Chicago $50 r. a.. Pullman -lsepers 10 en-
.luuali and louisville Daily Palace Iars
Cincinnati q -. Louis and chicago Dining
Gao P. ii Daily 49, CHICAGO AND ST
LOUIS s.'ECiAL. solid vestlDuled
eIezsriC-lightet tram, arriving Cincinnati
HIS d. n. indiana pOlls - z. - ~ Louiz
g.45 L. rs Chicago SO p IL ca-4y- Pull
man slergsrs 10 Cincinnati 4l-.--Ez4 polls zr.2
St Louis without cHauz=- Earior lsg In
clnuatl u ChIcsgo. Dining Car.
II.Eg p M. D4ay-f- = 4- LIMITED sclla
main Ter Cincinnati Pullman sleeEzrs 20
Cincinnati, lexington, and Louisville without
change. Compartment sleeper 20 Virginia
Egt springs Iues-ay, Thursday, and saturday
-l.sa,rs Cincinnati 10 Chicago and x. LouzA.
Dining Car
Chic ofalc 54s Fe34l5y LEaaia slseuus5 GO Four-
teenth street near T. and At the station
Tr.euague Cll Igzy f5E Feuusy iYalla r.. L. Cas-
Service. A. w. A---E-As
General Passenger AseuE
TeIepnouc Main 1853
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule tflgg. -tduEzEF a.
Trains leave from F,n1sy tvauIs Station
s-IG g. ~. Daily Local for EaFri50EbuTg
Ware7ton. Charlotte, and way stations.
DOL a. II Daily. Washington and Florida
Limited FIRST class coaches and diaaiag-r1om
sleeper TO Jacksonville, Fla Dining car service
lEsi5 q. III. Daily. United States EHsr Mail
EIrst-ClgsS coaches and dEsWIUg-rU1ru sleeper
70 New Orleans Dining car service
a-GI p m eek Days Local i1r Harrison
burg and way stations on 8Iauassas branch
4.SO p. n. Daily. Local For WaTenton and
Charlottesville.
0.G p. IN. Week Days Southorn's Palm
Limited. Solid Pullman trsiu- Through Draw
ing Room sleepsrs 20 Aka Augusta. savan-
naH- Jacksonville, and 81. Augustine. Club,
DINING and Observation Cara
s-85 = m- Daily New York and Atlanta Ez-
press FIrst-clsss coach and sleeper to AtIaIsa {.
Mondays, Wednesday and FFld3yEi sunset
Route Tourist sleeper NIsbinEtOn 70 saH
Francisco. Pullman Buffet service
$50 . n Daily. New 4ur5 and FloTica
Express first class coach and slseper to Cam
Gen. oUnmeTvlllC. Charleston. Savannah, jack
sonylLc, and POIt Tampa sleeper 90 augusta,
and connection for Alh~n- Dining car 9ervice-
tJ-bt p H. DAILY New ok and MeluEhis
Limited IVA LyHChbuTEt- EIrst-Glass coach and
sleeping car - Roanoke. Knoxville, Chat
lanooga, and Memphis sleeper 70 New Orleans
Dining car service
1916 p. ID. Daily Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train, club and
observation cars TO Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
ers To Nashville Atlanta Macon. Memphis.
through sleeper to Pinehurst. Dining car ser
vice
TRAINS u BLUENONT BRANCH
Leave Washington. $50 q. NJ and 20 p. n
daily. Week days, leo p rs, 4-S5 2. NJ. and
20 p n Latter for Leesburz only.
Through trains frora the south arrive Wash
iugton 6-42 a. ~, 6.52 a. M. T-40 a. m, s-+j
a. M, 200 2. N, Sis p. n. and ESQ ?. N.
daily, lO.l5 o. M daily. except Monday Local
trains from HarriscnhuE, u 50 a. NJ week day
and g.05 p. II. daily. From Charlottesville,
SOS a. H. and J-05 o. m daily
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information r8u be had at ticket ofi.7es,
7Gj 18th St. oil Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
sylvania Station. Baggage checked throEs 81
from hotels and residences
Phone 1910 P T. r. Cab Service
c. II. ACKERT General Manager.
s. T. HARDWICK. General PGSsT Agent
/ 5. BROWN General Agent
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD.
- - u - - -.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH Ann q STE
.- -.
80 p =. Dahl "a iaa~4te 1As -rsF-79-T
FatioT anu Diala- Cars harL51lls u tlits-lEg-
800 a d. Jail. iL--t2l tsf ANA A-tA4,
ID -t----s--A S-eel lasr DIMES -rlasa-zf1 ana
Observation Iaa Harrisburg 70 JuilaEl. GIN
ciHnatl, !HlssL-.lsO4i ST. Louis, Cleveland
io4slcr and Detroit Bullet F4rlos Car ~ har-
tispsEg.
lu.JU 4 IL DAILY FAST LEE-Tlllpsn
Bafet Pa-I8r or p. Z s--...-.r.. 4sfast p.EL5r
Gar Harrisburg 10 Elllallrz-
s-sg +. ~ many r--5lr...r .S.a ST r0f-Yz
f-s-pts.---- '+--t 80 49, So -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ms. +f'-e blrrrz z-sirfTs-. We -.TI gsE-sIE In
Kinds IF hrrs--r-z RFIftBIE BUSINESS BY
CHANGE. room g0S. J.ulfar Building. corner
.tn and d NV Jl-s-st
FOR SNE-Grocarv. northwest. central Iuea-
non. aysr'Ee S',-s 1l'.3 mont, me ~. - rs,
~ ~, - 10 80 go .--,'-- No. tt--..-
business: come quick RELIABLE BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. loom pos jHniter Building cor
--l IN an. y NV 80 ~
FOR SALE-Gent. s furnishing store, ST l51e It7
ST. l8>1-#r
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PERSONALS

MAD \lT CATHERINE PalEIss and Gard
Reader. sos 9th So NV Tells everything sou
wish To- Snow Eave~ luck for aIl Things. Bring
thus ad. and geJ eoud fortune lcr e7- and 51c-
.a2lst
DID YOU EVER THINK how the lsarziuEHlan
makes ends meet. with the staples Of lie 50
Highz Listen. He buys o. suI- or .l .v-rc.aE
Slightly useal from JJsIH's OLD STAND. l-s
d ST. 5-Lg-lr
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK K WASHlRGi UH
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Ever day IN the year from foot Of "a
st. fur Fl Monroe. Norfolk Newport
News and ali points south, BY sire sl-
perb powerful steal palace steamers
- Newport News, GCTfolEr ana
- 'sWashirGtCE-
Lv Washington $50 pm " Portsmouth 300 pm
LY Alexandra : 20 pm Nv. Norfolk, 20 pm
Ar n g5nroe : 90 amlLv. IT Monroe : 90 pm
Az Norfolk 500 ami Az Alexandra CSC an.
AZ Portsmouth s.I5 am Ar 2 zshiug1cn 100 an
ar-ThTozzh connections made at MOI
feIk with steamers oF old Dominion
- Steamship Co for New York. and Asr-
chants and Miners Steamships Tor bos-
ton
kzFor further information apply as
- general ticket Office, Bond Building, l4th
and X T ave. OF 7th 81 wbarf, Wash
taEton. D C.
Phone 2ze0 JNO. CALLAHAN. Gen. MT.
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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

FRIDAT-(c) At II.25 p. m. for BERMUDA
per s. 6 Pretoria, from New York
60 At lI-25 ?. m. for PORTO RICO, Via Sal
Juan, CURACAO, and VENEZUELA CsEcap
Venezuela PaTccls-pOst nails per s. s. PhiIa
dslFHIar from New AorEr via san Juan ami
Curacao Nal FOR SATANuLA and CABTA
90 At u:25 p. IN. for FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA. SAFANiLLA- and CAETAGENA- Do
s. g. Aleue from New York Mail for COST
Co At G-25 p. IN. for HAITI and -ANTi
MARTA, pers g 3 Adirondack. from View York
tcj At l-25 20 ~. for PORTO RICO lvia
san juan. CURACAO. and FEEEZT Ella Tex
cepr Veuezuela paraels-PosJ nailsl. per s. s.
Philadelphia. from View York via san Juan and
/ Curacao MIL for SAEANlLLA and CaBFs
GENA must be directed Per s. S. PhiIsdel
q At 11.z5 p. III. for GRENADA and TRIM
DAD, per s. S. Grenada. from New York
STNDAT-CJ At 10-o5 g. 70. for the BA
HANAS, per steamer from Miami Fla
tc) At II-25 p- IA for NA1AQJEZ. per s. s.
Pathfinder, from view York. Mail for other
parts of PORTO RICO must be directed ''Per S.
$. PataGuder'
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail- To North
sydney and thence VIA steamer close here daily
except Sundays az 70 and on sundays az
1870 q. ~. The connecting closes arc made or
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Saturdays f5f ikF
Mails for MIQTEL0N. by rail 20 Boston and
thence VIA steamer, close here daily except sun
days at J. M. and on SUNDAYS al 1850 q I'D
/ Cd (a)
CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tampa,
Fla, Mondays. Wednesdays. and Saturdays, al
Mails for BIEXICO overland. unless specially
addressed for dispatch bg steamers sailing from
New YORK close here daily Er 1905 n. Ia- and
Mails for BEIIzE. PUERTO CoRTFz. and
GUATEMALA. by rail to New Orleans and
thence via steamer close here daily AT 1905 q.
IN. and 10 D. ~. the connecting closes for
Z -.f s kaEr# Non rI4.
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WALL PAPER

FEW DAYS MoRE-RooHz p+F-rea, $3.50 up.
ia III 100 g ST. .-I---
ROOMS PapERED. - up. only dealer aaa gives
-e-aL guarantee. ioaagHl. samples brought
s.la postal VIZ. 3. NAHsEEI. CUB F.unsy.-
s-n.a ave. &C.; telephone. East lls.F. sale-1E
NCLTE. s28 sth 81 NV. IS constantly receIv-
jnGs the latest and most attractive designs in
wan Papers. and papers roous from a. 90 up
Call and investigate fJg yourself and be- con.
glnced- ml4-H
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NFW YoRK-SOUTHA AIPTON-LONDON.
Frfesland. Jan Is. Iga.m iceland Feb. Z, 10 am
EroonI'd Jan 81 1U AM FriesId Feb H. lV am
st Feb 4 10 an Phil plIa-t j. 1llil
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWER P-PARIs-
E7derI'd- ian u 81 M ZeclaHd-Feb / 10 am
K-oonI'd Jan 81 10 am Finland FebIt, 10 am
COMP iNY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 81.
y W d Geo W Moss III G s. \ W
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


WANTED-Situation by young coIored man;
cook OF dishwa=rer. city or country references.
Address EDA IU.- This Office IT,
EANTEI. Situations store room or coffee man
taHIJes- also place for cotoreG guaelrHsu. cook
porter. commentators 1872 y " ave 1t
WANTED Situation bv young colored man.
eEpeIierced waiter, neat and quick. polite aaL
LNLH 81 NJ Dc
MULTIPLICATION as Warchman- jsnftor, clerk
or copying work. one in need Address BOX
lHi TINS Office 1t
]yASTED-Pozition by young C0Iored man. rs
driver OF house man - Feutou Place nv.
49, -
WANTED-By young man. a place to read
law tie any reputable practitioner OF this city,
offer nv time and service without charge I'M
Cd Competent W j. HILL. General Delivery
IS ANTEU-Bg au energetic ueI educated and
thoroughly reliable young man. z position with
chance ~ advancement. reference address X
i. NJ 4l4 9th ST. Hw. 1t
WANTED Position by vouuE German man Ia
grocery store experienced meat arfffcr Ado
dress BON o. this Office ia2asJ
WtNTED-P5<. iu wholesale grocery store
5r tea and coffee store Address BOX 90 this
offer -4z$at
WANTED Home far TWO Hlys. aged y and IS
years in suburbs OF within - miles Of rs ash
luEtlu and near good school, state terms. Ad-
1E-ss b0A =, ms Office 5a25-at
81 ANTEE-~5tuation as engineer can give naz-
q r-5ezzn-ez- Address So Eve st. NV ja2z q
WAETEB-BT young man, carpenter Er trade.
otherwise employed IA afternoon. position as
ClretaEer 20 keep property II repair. ut collect
address GIG n st. Sc. between and . f. u-
-a2l5t
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WANTED-By coIored girl. place as cham
beTmaid OF cook Address 40 \ st. NV. It
Neutrality-suspicious. young lady, with ref
ereuCe from last employer, desires position as
cashier Address BOX s. this Office ja22-zt
WAETED-By white widow, place to do light
h0useWoTl; wages, SI-50 week wish good home
address BOX -, this Office. ia22-2t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

ANTED-Roou and board man, wife, and
baby; southeast preferred, Address Bon 90.
this office Il
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REAL ESTATE.

EgH sALE-A handsome house. with hot water
aaat- SIS Poems. ri.i bath. "fh porcelain -lH.
plate glass .-.-a Doors MASSIVE woodwork and
.znr.I-s cellar uud~r whole house hack r5raq-
deep iat. 1F-s large shed. 2s-rnor alley in rear.
house as good as new rls.-aird square from
Lincoln T--E- Easy terms Apply 5s o.s7ser,
laP Kentucky ave. -@. 5agI-sr
FOR SALE, $4,000.
FOR SALE beautiful now mouse contain
Ing six rooms. reception hail, attic and cellar:
very handsomely .au.r.t and G.eoEatsa- fin.
ishal ia Gariwa- aaafa. III furnace and t8-
every modern convenience. Very flc location.
Price 5z5Jg Easy r.-ms
EDWARDS & REEVES IE-g
5af-Gu- E1E EEtH 81 NIX
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WANTED-TEAMS.

WANTED-Teaus to haul dirt Aunl4 5
NV. between 18th and 18th sts fa2z-2t
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FOR SUBURBAN.

OK HAMILTON ROAD. near Good Hope; eight
room cottage; three acres Apply DO sth ST.
Ne sa2I-3t
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS

RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
SITUATIONS OF HELP WANTED ADS
ROOMS FOR LENT
BOARDING
ROOMS AND BOARD
ONE CENT 4 WORD
Minimum charge,
I5a, one Insertion
ALL OTHER CLASSIFIED LINERS
TWO CENTS a WORD, THREE OR
MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS, ONE
CENT A WORD
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wANTED-BoARD FOR HORSES.

WANTED-Board, near Washiulan. for large
pony during winter Address, With be5, terms
monthly BOX Jos. this Office II
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BROWN 81 T0IEON. AuaGoaears, 1900 and 1911
Sew York ave.-Ou Thursday. January ~. 1893.
EFa VII sell for storage charges goods stored
III the names of Jennie Brown. T. Bowman. +.
Brent. and j. Johnson FRIES 8 HuPNDDD.
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-Trics bicycle. state condition. ri
address BUA 6S- this Office jap 9,
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC

FOR 0ALE-Brautila thoroughbred Hlre
Cuban poodle puppies. 1912 Il 81 uT. [a2 81
FOR sALE-Fine lot Ct parrots, mgcEing birds
squirrels, snakes. guinea pigs rabbits gold
fab Also caHsries from $50 upward
SCHNID'S EMPORIUM OF PETS. 7I2 18th st
-. n0Z5-tf
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FOR RENT-LOTS.

FOR RENT-LGr corner Delaware ave. and c
st. ze.; 100 los about 10 feet. au Delaware ave.
Owner. NJ. BENNETT IZIt Massachusetts, ave,
ja22-1t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR REET-Farr rooms. closets. bath, first
floor reference required. ZG25 Is ST. NV Rent
SD ia-s-ar
FOR RENT-TFTE PENHURST. As Fl 50. me-
near Government Printing Df7re, excellent I5ca-
ton. Ersr-aiasS modern housekeeping fat FIVE
rooms and bath, heat and hot water. Apply
IS /. COWEE. Room S, Bliss Building, 3 b
st. NV !a2Jrf
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D C.. PUST0FTTCE NOTICE
Should De read daily, Is changes may occu
at any tjtTe
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule of blessings
IS arranged on the presusption OF their unin
terrGpTed overland transit For the week end
ing January a, the last connecting closes viii
be made from the MAIN OFFICE a. follows
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

WaNTHH--A pair Of carriage horses tIlra
BOX sE this Office. laa..E.
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EAST WASHINGTON PROPERTY.
FoR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.


FOR sALE-Cofce urn. lunch room tables cake
grfd.c. gas ranges. SIT. steel range. cabinet
H-5H'e-s o'N haTTo9m fixture, $50 cost 500
- Us, 80, '5' pee u.s. save 49,
.,'.--, " @ ,.-- 81 - %
FOR ~ALE-Sjoves, some good as new HOP
WOOD n eiA and n Nv the man who saves
you Uoae-- 5a2a-8E
FOR -ALE-Babr carriage and go-Cart, in best
of conditions cheap. - 10th st. NV Ias"-&r
FOR NALF-AU kinds of household furniture
for sale rHeln- also lot Of bedding Ggs ST.
r.- fs2g-sy
t'i' E.t-t F..'- Lat&Et rpp9' s1"S1 any
length .. e.rl- BON A. Hest9n, No. la---
FOR -aIF.-fsu-frHf piano bargains. Kf7ubaTT
500. Briggs $50. several other makes; low. On
~ ess5.eae-. GHAs N. sTlEFF 81 iItb St,
wv j. O.. Gonlif. Manager. Ja25tt
FOR sALE-Wbire iron bed. complete with
springs and mattress; good as now used bur
two weeks Address BOZ %. this Office
la253t
FOR SaEF- A-,rrrrl,ila. H4,f.r for touring cost
cash ADDRESS bon Jon, TINS Once 5223-3l
FOR 9AIE-Flne maple bed room suite Sil,
cost @+5, glaTteTed oak wardrobe $3.50 cost
800 hue oak china closet $3.50. cost SIS
Ia-tpoi oak extension table oIh-F- cost SO
also sewing machine so, cost so, good as new
30 oh s.. NV ls2S-5t
FOR sALE-DoetoT's operating table couch;
,1 49, .-- 80. On, ''- 80 go sso =. ERA,
leather SIS Gth st NV. ia25-st
r-G5 Al - T-=-------F iron gg-- 500 ---- S7=--
alb two booEkeePers' standing desks, So and
s. SO OH ST. NV zsz5-5L
FOR 'aTgais IN 'flFoo5l and o[heE .qE
.-.-'-,. 49, ~ 49, 49, 49, 5I a.,
nv fsS5.gr
- -.5 ~, ~, OBJ ~ p 75C- ~
I'm. f5.lf.-- 80 Tfsr. IN
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ROYAL Blue LINE.

All trains iIlar .iueteH ,.l1h Piatsca light
Baltimore, Ph..a5elg a5ar EeeT 4ers, Boston.
and TIE East. Is go. 30 tDluerJ. $50 tBaf-
iet1 $500 ID ueE]- 1850 DINER o. u...
-I2.z0 lDiusr}, 800 l'-Gu-Ll Limited, 20
DElzrr. 1850 (FHll4lellAla only, '5-85
tDIuer}. $500 and 'L1-se p IT, l>-seplus ~aE
open at 1900 U.cLo-E5-
Atlantic City. 90 ..l9-Co g. ~, l-.-9.
500 p ~
Daily Except SUNDAY -'Saucay only
zEEpEgss trains.
Baggage called Tor and checked tran hotels
and residences b. Union Transfer Co. on orders
LEFT az q, 1e5 a.5f ~ 5ls P-u1-y lvauia Aveuua
northwest New Elrz Avenue ana EIf-a-nla
Street and AZ st1tE-E-
The Washington times., 1903-01-23
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-We employ from 100 &c 90 sales
men every month; we want men everywhere.
GAS TIP AND SELF LIGHTER co. - West
Broadway, New York jaI7-7t
The Washington times., 1903-01-23
WANTEp-MIsCELLANEOUs.

WANTED Furniture See ne before you sell
HoPWO0D srH and X nv JaZa-St
The Washington times., 1903-01-23

IS A&TEB-h hite cook, gGtared nurse, cham
bermgiG- lJress- and good cook. this evening
OF in morning. LOIS y. 8. axe. It
The Washington times., 1903-01-23

WANTED white woman. general homework
II country s. month"; 10 washing reference
required 81 18th ST. NV az 9-l5 "a. me-, It
The Washington times., 1903-01-23
WANTED-ROOMS.

NANTED-One OF two rooms. furnished c. an
furnished, between 18th ami 18th, T. ana 7 sis
address Bon a. this Office 5aZZ-zt
The Washington times., 1903-01-23

WANTEU-A thoroughly experienced ngirrcss
tIT lunch hours l0gs Pa. ave ny. 5a2a-st
HANTEU-PfaIu cook chaularmsi3. and
nurse. private families. also launG-css 81 day.
Inquire IGl5 nth ST. NV 10
The Washington times., 1903-01-23
WAVED MISC

WANTEn-Old irou- brass copper, lead. etc.
also machinery and general merchandise loF
highest cash prices. BAUM BEKNHEIWER
lIz5 7tl nv; phone Main .15sE dee s0t
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-16
SPORTING NEWS.

Since the mayor of Butte has shut
out the fighting game from that city
the pugs and managers have been
seeking new and greener field. This
they found in the far away north or
Dawson City i'll the Klondike region
not green technically but for the pugs
the field is green.
The Great Western Railway in Eng
land claims to have made worlds
record for its train last Tuesday The
train ran from London to Plymouth.
the distance being 246 miles and it
was covered by this train in 233s4
minutes. The English may claim lots
of records but it is different thing
to really hold them officially. If the
readers don't think we Americans can
beat that record and for a long dis
taance too let them think over the
performance of the New York Cen
tails Empire State Express" which
ran distance of 1876 y miles between
New York and Buffalo in 407 minutes
or at the rate of 64 33. miles an hour.
This record was made in Sept. 1895.
so we still hold the record by a good
big margin and Johnny Bull will
never equal it in all probability.