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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22

frifhen Yertailtleib. Die Diana Be-
foret Die 6riIur, fdmmt bic 6aare
ri6tet dufmertiam Die Godfalten, 9IGt.
tet Die IermeI, idIieBt Den 8iirtel uni
ieBt Der geliebten So6ter elm lpenie
f9ief, aber Iebr diff einen iberlebens-
grpBen &embranDtbut auf Den &opf.
sic p%erIafen Die Sabine, oas 9rGu.
lein 3uerft, bann Die Mutter.
9lei93eitig 0ffnet fi9 Die Nd66ar=
fabine unb beraus tritt = Elm @eitli.
der, elm GROCER, 5iemli4 ltorfet 6erl
nit ld9elnoem, gu~tmiitbigem @eIi9t
rnb griiBt Die 0amen ie6r b0fli9.
yIlbertine," f6Gu63t bic Mlutter mil
5uiommengepreBten 3dbnen, y6atteI
ou bemertt, baB er tsinen S9nurrbart
thug 2"
ga, uber audi onbere Mdnner ia.
ben feinen."
LIMB Die Sonfur 2"
Or bate bod INNER ben gut auf."
yGs lit cine S6onbe, baB maj Der
Brieftern erlaubt, cuff Dem offener
@tranbe 81 boben. 9a5 Ioqte perbo=
ten fem !"
o2ofen mir ni9ts merfen, Mama
Griibe i'm bod !"
Der @eiitIi9e 9Iaubt ben Samen
einen GefalIen gu erpeiIen, inbem er
tGnen IG6elnb 5agt
SD bin bier gu 9auIe. Seoen Mpr=
gen punt ddt ubr Iefe i4 Die MeiIe
Geboriomiter 9iener !"
albertine neigt ibren &opf. Die
SHUTTER uber fam ii9 ni9t suriid6aG=
ten unb antportet beftig
Dante id0n Wir Iinb 9roteItun=
ten. W~abrbuftig," iu9t tie, CUR Sod
ter genenbet, nba5 lit Die bette 3elts
gion. Wenigitens lit es Den 8eiitli4er
ni4t unteriogt, ii6 gu oere6eli9en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
@rO6e 2Sd(6e.

6err 8ungerl bate feiner Tron
briefli6 mitget6eiIt, baB er nun ieinen
Rurgebrau9 beenOe unD am nG4iten
Mpntug pieoer 6etmtebren iperoe.
g2o6 ebe er aber feinen Blan duSfibs
rem fonnte, er6ielt er oon Ieinem Deibz
den elm Seleqrumm: r8erf6iebe mod.
Montaq QruBe 0G14e." QnFangs ar
oerte fi6 Wqnqerl iiber bic rgroBe
86I6e", bann aber itieg elm finIterer
8eroa6t, nie elm unbeimlihes @eIpenit
Dor feinen 4ugen auf. Sein Deibder
mar nod jung unO 6iibi4, unO er bate
es bier LANCE Moden iOrglo5, unbez
f6ibt unb unbema6t alIein 9ela1en.
Wie funnte er nur 70 unOorii6tig iein.
8eleqenbeit ma6t 9iebe, baS tpuBte er
aug feiner eigenen SugenO3eit. @enn
binter Der ngroBen WGi4e" 70 Elm
f6muBioer 8erl Itedte, Der - 8dnz
qerl fii6rte nit ieinem Stod einen
pu6tigen 9ieb in bic Guft, al5 polts
er f6on ieBt Ieinen Ge6enbu3ler tobtz
f6Iuqen. 2Gfo feim, iiberrumpeln, altf
Der Shat erfpii6en uno ounn nit flan1z
menbem S9perte aus Dem PdrobtsIe
geiunt,
8eta6e am Montog, Dem Sag Der
noroBen 0GI6e", briidte ii6 9err
8un9erl, porfi6tig pie Elm 9ieb, in
fein Dor Der Stabt gelegens5 Qanoz
bous. Gofort lentte ct ietne S6ritte
eur Duf6fi6e. - Seine 0}eni4ens
feeIe BARN. ,2Ifo ba5 beiBt man sgroz
re MGf6e", polterte er, bebeno Oor
Born unb Qngit. Run gin8'S in bic
&ii8e, in bas Wo6nz uno 66luf5tm>
mer : uue8 rubig unb fin, nthtS
9erbG6tioe8 gu fe6en. S6on athmetc
Der urme DungerI erleidtert arf, od
b0rte ct Dom nu6en gmpfung53tmmer
her Elm TliiItern unb Murmeln, Elm I'M
terbriidfes Baden unb nun 8uB ouf
Sub. Sat i'm f4on", 3ii4te Bon9erl.
unb nit raI6em 9riff ftieb er bic
Shire uuf. Gin @6reden5ruf bronQ
i6m entoeger. .2(6!" modte 8on9srI,
aIs hattie er elm 6errli4es SunItges
mGloe Dor Qugen.
Dor ibm itanO feline a0din nit
i6rem G6aB. Nangerl Bate in Ieiner
Ser3ensfreuDe am ltebften benz Paar'
feinen Segsn gegeben. rSo, 33ereS"
frogte er enoli4, Dno 1T oenn metn'
~S6re 8rou", fotterte bic a0din
bic lit = i'm 8affeetrdn3
.9en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22

nieber duf Der Su6e mad einen
neuen 3inbermdbden mare, uno Ddt
i6r sSiingites &eu66ufen bate. Soft,
man peiB bod bur6 Die @rfabrungen
nit ben eigenen Ginoern, mas bdrau5
allies perben fam! Mein Mann aber
nollte ME begretfen, fpie ma iibel
Tpl6en Qappalien einen 3ug perfebler
fonnte. Ql6er Ipnit mar CT Elm fee
Isnquter Menf6. 9as mertte i'd erit
als i9 i6n berIoren bate"
un6 nun barg ie ibr Geiift tpiebeI
in's SaI6entu9, fpGbrenb Der D6en
errpGbnte 6err pom 3ug berausfprung
unb mebrere Mule, iein Sai6entuh
Ihpenfeno, an uns Oorbei ben Per>
ron ouf5 uno abiagte, bis Der S6affz
ner gum @inffeigen brdngte, r%porauf
er nod cine Weile Iu3enb berau8tob.
ngerabe OieIer Sage, fubr Die Geib>
troaenbe mad elmer fletnen Pduie tort,
babe i6 es fpieber re4t %empfunoen,
ME libel 70 cine arme Wttttrdu
mun6mul bran 1T. gRir tit nit met
men GeI6piffern cine tIeine Grbidaft
i'm BeffGliI6en 3ugefallen: yin
S6noqer bat ii6 erboten, meme An<
iprii9e nit gu pertreten, uno mill dut
Der 0ur9fobrt meme Paptere NIT
auf's Nmtsgeri6t nebmen. Dd mir
unS aber nod ME qeIeben 6aben, i4rteb
er, odB er nit benz Suf6ent16 gum
6eniter berauspintt. ST er oenn nod
niat od, Der 3ug mad Miiniter?"
n8a5, na4 Miiniter?" pluBte t3
berous, rbu itebt ia Der 3ug felt 8ebn
Nttnuten; u1o Der 6err nit Dem ga
Ii4entu4 bat eben baS 6eniter geI4loI'
fen"
@ben pfiff Der BUG ab unb ieBte lid
IN 8etpegun9. Dis Die drme Wtttfrdu
ibre Paptere aug Der 6anbtai6s gsz
bolt bate unb nit einem S9rei bes
GntieBenS uuf ben ubFa6renber 3ug
lpsgeetIt mar, tonnte iie qeraoe nod
ben auf oa8 3rittbrett bes leBten 0az
gems fpringenben 66uFfner am Rodz
f6oB fallen. nit benz .3uQ laufenb,
belt ite BEN t~rumpfbaft 5eitgeboIteneu
NIT Der freien 6anb lire 9upiere bin :
es tpdre @tner i'm 3ug, Der Die Qapisre
nit mad Miinfter ne6men miiBte.
Der S4affner mar i'm 3peiFel, ob er
bic 9apiere an ii6 nebmen foIIte.
Mber Der i9rell bin3ugeeilte 8u6n6ofz
portland rib bic i6on bulb 8eT6Ieifte
f9nelI BON benz fortiogenben 3uQ tpeo.
SEPT entitanb Elm 9eiommer, bds
f6nelI cine groBe Men39enmenqe
nm bic 9ruppe berIdmmelte. @aa
fpllte iie benin ieBt MIR %dnfangen, Do,
nit bic 9apiere um bret lbr auf BEN
Qmtsgeri6t in Miiniter pGren? DIR
ben IelegrupbenOrabt bGngen!" meilr
tie Der @paBoogeI.
Dem chen einlaufenoen 3ug mad
@o6en 8uitrebenb, b0rte i9 nod, nit
Die ungliidli6e tlogte: 80 8otty
Wenn 70 elmer armen Wtttfrdu eitt,
NAL etpds 3utommen IolI, muB 1te ea
70 berIieren!"
Qu6 ben Sroit berna6m i9 nod,
ben cine mitfubIenbe MenI6enieeIe ben
Nermiten ipenoete: Sinh SiC
frob, boB sic 8ittfrau iinb, benn
tpenn Sbr Mann nod Iebte, pdre
er i'm 6tunbe, Sic fir Sbre Qeiitung
geb0ri9 bur43ubuuen!"
Die DeIt lit mun6mul bart in ibrem
l1rt6eiI, feIbit 9egen 10 cine orme Bitt'
frau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
g o If b gel.

Sic: yIber, Mono, mos miGit 0u
Cir einen 10 groBen Soiienidranf ollz
i6offen? 60 piel 8eIO baben mir
cod nidt?"
@r: o9~Qeroings! A6er mir befom@
men bieIe @eiu6e BON S%ltnggeiellen
lno baben Orei beiratbSfdbige So6z
tori"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
$ d. it MitIef6.

y@oben 6ralt @eheimrGtbin id)on
BON Dem groBen llnqliife geleien?"
so, es lit entiebli6. 9lls id es
las, NOR id 10 nieOergeidlogen, oaB
mein Wam mir einen nellen 9ltt fallz
fen mllBte, MIR Inn mid e~inigermaBen
all berubigelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
Gin 8biIantbrop p.

81: nSeben Sic Ben @errn BORT
i'm @el5?"
g.: so"
81: u0ieier 0tonn bat m%it8ebolfen
Diele G6rdneu ST trodnen!"
g: yglIio Elm @obltbGter Der
WenI6bcit, ein @bilontrop?"
81: n0ein, Elm 6obrifout bon -
Gai6eutiidernl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
9 no 6 s e nj.

u9lG, SEER @rof idon ou5reiten?
gas mo6t Die 6rou @emnblin? sic
lit ia lpobI Iei6enO, mie ib geDort;
mos febIt ibr oenn?"
o@eiB ni6t, mcine @ndotge, tie
lot Iid nod uidt enti6ieOeu. @ot
lid crit ben 8Goerfotolo8 fonlmen Iois
len u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
TotoIe @irfung 0c3
T@ro5te5.


qnrife: ,gh 0err, Die 9lrmpe ii
gPilfmoum: SER &eiuS, mo- ioIs
I'm mir ulrr ar uuiere YttId BERTHE
gen?"
GAS Icbtc Rettun88mtt ii
tel.
Die Trou cines 8ormcr5 fieI ina
g2oiIer un0 mar um Grtrinfen. 9eI
92onrr, Ser nift idmimmcn fonntc
itan0 troItlo5 am llfer. r@iIf Gi1
beruus, rief er ibr 5rt, limo td follf'
Dir einen neltelt Suit" G3 bolf, bic
6rou arbeitete iid gliidIi6 ans &ono.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January ii, 1898.
Trair.s leave from ErnnrrIhania station

Schedule effective January IL Ltuo.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
e:lO A. N Daily. Local for HarrisOnburg.
Narrenton. Charlotte. anc way stations
lC.5l a N. Daily Washington and Florida
Limited FirEt-clRSs coaches and drawing-room
sleeper 20 Jacksonville. Fla. Dining car service
Ills IA. Daily United States Fast Nail
70 New Orleans. Dining car service
4;Ol p. m Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas branch.
$50 D m Daily Local for ~arrenton and
0.al p. n. Week Days. southern's Palm
LiTi;ted. solid Pullman trim Through Draw
ing Room sleepers 10 Aka, Augusta, savan-
nsH' Jacksonville. and y. Augustine Cluo'
Dining. and Observation Cars
$40 m Daily Neu YORK and Atlanta Tx
press f1rst-iaass coach and sleeper 20 Atlanta
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays. sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington to san
Francisco. Pullman Buffet service.
200 n Daily. New YORK and Florida
Express First -ciass coach and sleeper 20 Gam
Gen. Suznmeryllle, Charleston, Savannah, Jack
s0nFlI4e. and Port Tampa, sleeper % Auguata,
-na connection for Aiken Dining car service
lGsOl 2. III. Daily. New York and Memphis
( Limited lvia Lynchburg). First class coach and
sleeping car 20 Roanoke, Knoxville. Shat-
. ianoog2, and &emPaisi deeper % NeE Orleans
Dining car service
1919 ?. IN. Daily Washington and South
western Limited. AL Pullman train. club and
observation cars TO Atlanta ard Macon sleep
eTs % Nashville, Atlanta, Macon. Memphis
vice.
TRAINS on BLCEMOST BRANCH
Leave Washington. $50 o. m and l.49 p. m;
daily. Week days. 90 .. m, AIS p. M and
e-25 ? m Latter for Leesburs only
through trains from the South arrive Wash
ngtOn 6.42 a. n, c 80 a m. 80 a. m. B;s9
a. m. 200 >. n, S.l5 p m, and ESQ p m
daily; 1918 a. m daily except Monday Local
trains from Harriscnburg, ID .55 a. M week days
and 9.05 p. m daily Prom ChariortesTllie'
5-2s a. M and 9-O5 Q. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed information car be had at ticket Offices.
705 18th St. 5I1 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
syivania Station. Baggage checked through
tom hotels aud residences
Phone 1910. r X. r.. Cab Service
c II. ACKERT. General Manager
s. II. HARDWICK. General Pass'T Agent
L 5 BRONX. General AGENT
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For Atlantic City.
CHEShPEAKE & OTTO IN.

Trains leave Pennsylvania ststion Daily.
200 p M-CHICAGD AND ST. LOUIS sPE-
CTAT Solid vestibule electric lighted.
dining car train with Pullman sleepers 70
Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis, and -
Louis. Parlor Cans tin2innatl 70 chicago
sliufug Car from IS asdiuEton-
II 10 p W--F r. v LIMITED Salid vestihrile-
electric lighted. dining car tram. with Pull
man SIeepcrs % Cincinnati. lexington. and
Louisville Compartment sleeper to Viz
ginia Hot springs Tuesday. Thursday. and
saturday >leepers Cincinnati % chicago
and St Louis Dining Car.
Reservation and tickets at 5l3 Pennsylvania
Avenue: co.. Fourteenth Street, near T. and AZ
the station Telephone 1850 for Peunsy lvania
Cab s9rvicc IT " FULLER.
T,.le-l.nr. N.in 100. Caneral Passencer Agent-
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foOt % Tta
St for II Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
News. and al points south ~ the So
perb. powerful steel palace steameEz
. s'Sewport News" Norfolk and
- washington
Irs- Washington $50 pro IL. Portsmouth, 500 pm
Iv Alexarirfa 400 pm Nv. Norfolk 90 pm
Ar II Monroe 100 am ". IT Monroe TOO pm
Ar Norfolk 80. 90 amlAr Alexandria Z. 80 SIN
A. Portsmouth Sis am Az " ashington go an
Sz~Th-ough connections made az Nor
folk with steamers Of Old Dominion
. Steamship Co fol New York. and Mcr-
- ton
GKFor further information apply At
general ticket Office. Bond Building. 1fta
and n. Y ave. OF eth 81 wharf. WG-h
. t1Eton. %. G.
'psoae 2ZoO JNO. CALLAHAN Cen. MKr-
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
APARTNENTs 10 -.

APARTMENTS TO LET
FOR RENT-The La Crande 4th 81. nw-. be
tween and g SITS. opposite Pension Bureau
Two modern housekeeping apartments; five
rooms and bath. newly renovated throughout,
front view; thoroughly heated. Second floor,
S25: fourth floor, So. so. on lease Apply u
". +. COWEN. Room s Bliss Building. IS B
st.
FOR RENT-The hingman. Massachusetts, ave.
nv, between 18th and 5th sts-; faces south
central location. New, modern housekeeping
apartments: FIVE rooms and bath; handsomely
finished and papcred; electric light. all con
veniences. SIS per month and up. Apply Co
W. +. COWEN. Room 6. Bliss Building. 80 3
NV. fef-tf
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. G. POSTOFFTCB NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur
at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched TO the ports
of sailing daily. and the SCHEDULE Of closings is
arranged on the presumption Of their unintcr-
rUptcd overland transit For the week ending
February ~, 1903, the last connecting closes
viii be made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol-
lows
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-Six rooms and bath; large yards
and closets; all modern improvements: low
rent TO good tenants 2G22 and 262s 81. NV ;
open fe2O-3t
FOX RENT Good six-room house. bay window
stable; SOB Goth st. NV; $3.50 per month.
GEO. BAILEY. Room l24 Loan and Trust Build
ing fe20-Gt
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TRANSATLANTIC Mails.

FRIDAI-(e} Al I:25 p m. for BELGIUM
direct. per s. s. Naderland, from New York
Nail must I've directed per *. 8. Naderlaad. -
tc) At 1895 70. M for EUROPE. per s. 8.
LucuuIa, from New York. via Queenstown
tc) Al i % D. m- for ITALY direct. per
s. Ncckar from New York. Nail must be
dircctcl "Per g. s. Neckar."
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WANTED-Polite Young man from country. $40
weekly Cali after $3.50 q. M, ROOM 6. 52i
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Frsruc rooms. lot 22xsO rented
SlG.JG near Isth and p sts. NV; good invc l.
ueut: price 81 500. Address BOX $40 this of
flee fg1u--.t
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CANADIAN PACIFIC GATEWAY.

Intended steamship sailings from Yancouvcr-
Emp. q India. Mch. p RMS. Atlcniau, Pro
r n & Tartar Hch 80 Fmp. 0f China, Nay
Emp. o. Japan, Apr u Emp. Of India, NAY .
Hawaiian-Fiji Island & Australia
R.M. 5. Aorangi. Mcb. 6 r. ~ s Moaua. Apr 9
ALL INFORMATION At 1929 Penn AVE.
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show case. cheap Address
BOX 3el. this Office II
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FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT Nicely furnished Second floor front
room: well heated; reasonable. sl3 Eye ST. NV.
fa2u-3t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-350 acres Of timber land. ten miles
from Alexandria. y miles from railroad. Ad-
dress SIC 9th ST. NV fcIs-at
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Nice horses. buggics and daytons.
drumming and business: 80 and 81 per dav
PRES1ON's STABLES. sth and ! SITS NV.
phone. East 7l3-M i9zg-3Ot
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. 75c load. UNITED STATES STOR-
AGE Co. 800 10th st. nv. feI7-7t
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FOR sALE-HoRSES q VEHICLES.

JUST ARRIVED and for sale-Forty horses and
mules, eight drivers. WILSON GREGORY. 18th
and SITS. NV. old Van Ness place. fc2O-7t
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SEC US, fBlts x CO. 600 10Th ST. NV fc2O-St
WASTED-frou safe and typcwrtcrs. FRIES
a CO. 400 10th 81. fe20-3t
WANTED-Upright pianos; get our price before
you sell. FRIES g. co. 80 10th st. nv.
fc2sA3t
wANTED-siz-foot show case. cheap Address
Bon 4sl. this ofdce. II
WANTED Furniture. office and store fixtures,
see me before you SELL HOPWOOD sth and
h fc20-3r
WANTED-Electric motor: 10 volts; ] horse
power. address BOX 4sl, this oalce. fe2o-5t
WANTED steam furnace and steam rldia-
tors. Address BON ic0 this office fezO.aJ
WANTED-Childrens clothes 70 make at home;
drop card, vii cali l&is AZ 81. NV. fci3-3t
WANTED-EiCw Photographic, one with sxlO
outfit 005 II Il lel9-2t
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. Z. MARKS
70 Myrtle 81 iel6-5t
WANTED Highest cash price paid tor csst-od
clothes ladies or gentlemen's- address postal
and I viii call. b. TARSHES. 1905 eth St NV.
fes-30t
WANTED Diamonds and other jowclry: highest
priees paid. ABRAHAMs. $50 OH st. ia22-u
OLD GOLD. SILVER. AND COINS BOUGHT
a. 81 NV . GABTIN. ia2I-3Ot
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NFW YORK-SOUTHA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st Paul Feb %. 10 am - Paul Mar Is. 10 Am
Philphia Mar Is lOa- m Vaderl' d Mar q. 10 am
RED STAR LINE.
NEW ORR-ANTWERP-PARIS
Kroonl'd Feb. 2s. ,0a.rn. Finland. Marie. 10 am
iceland Mar. = 10 am. Naderl q. Mar.2l 10 am.
CoMPANY's WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ? St
NV, or Geo W Mos. 1fl1 @ St NV. fel2-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or CO.
LUMBIA, HOLDING 4 PROBATE COURT.
ESTATE or CHARLES WESCHKE De
ceased. No. II pa. Administration
Application having been made to the supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, holding a
Probate Court. fur letters ~ administration on
said estate BY Katie Wcschke. widow. 70 Is
ordered this 10Th day Of February. a. ID. 1903,
that notice De and hereby is given 90 the IN
known heirs and next Of kin 81 said Charles
Weschke and 20 ali others concerned. TO appear
IN said court on FRIDAY. the 27th DAY OF
MARCH, y ID. 1903. at 10 O'CLOCK & NJ.
90 show cause Why such application should not
be granted. Provided, this notice bc published
In the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times once IN each of three sue
cessive weeks before the return day herein nell
tioned-thc first publication 70 be not less than
thirty DAYS before said return day
tSeal) JOB BARNARD. Justice.
Attest. JOHN r. ROJZEH.
Deputy Register Of wills fer the District
of Columbia. Clerk % the Probate Court
W. WALTON EDWARDS ATTORNEY.
fe2O. Z7-mhg
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-A very pretty Groom house; 500
down. balance monthly. Go postal cards }
PIERCE & PIERCE. Vienna. Va fe1-30t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Roorn and board I'm private family
IN Northwest. Address Mr.. y. b., 1Il2 ST. ne
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LOST.


LOST-A beaver muf, going from 18th ST. to
Bathing Beach. Liberal reward viii be paid Il
returned 20 $50 10Th ST. sw- fe21-3t
Metropolitan police badge No 5l1 Re
ward FOR return 10 No station. fe20-5t
LOST-Ou Pennsylvania ave, on Thursday. a
chain purse. containing small amount of money
and handkerchief Please return Co NJ VII
LETT. 81. Elizabetlfs Hospital. and receive
reward. fe2u-5r
LOST-On ST. sv.. about u O'Clock. chate-
laiue bag Reward If returned 20 SIS So. sw-
II
LOST-Lsdy's gold watch. initials on the hack.
C. d., 1904 C. 81. NV; reward. fe20-3t
LOST-Wednesdsy, February IS about 3 D. IN. .
between Virginia ave. and lG;h and 9TH and r
SITS. sw-. thirty lhree dollars; one $50, SO, s.
81. Liberal reward If returned 60 9E Virginia
SW. fel9-SL
LOS-T-Mcnday evening. February I6. silver bead
bracelet. Liberal rev ard ID returned O. 1901
Vermont ave NV. feIs-3t
LOST-Black and white bulldog name Jack:
tag 1883. Reward If returned 10 I. HAYES
Hurst place. Conduit road fcIs-St
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SEAROARD AlR LINE RAILWAY.

leave Washington. Penna. Il. x. station
tO:A6a a. m. sEABOARD NAIL - through
lailg. Pullman Sleeperc 70 Jackson
vile, connecting AZ Hamlet
with Pullman sleeper to Atlanta
SEABoARD FLORIDA LIN
Daiiv. ITED-SClld tram TO Jackson
Vile and ST Augustine. with Pullman Draw
ing Room and Compartment Sleepers. Observa-
tf1n Club Car. and Dining Car
$50 l.. n.-sEABOARD EXPRESS 80 solid
train 70 Jacksonville and Tampa, with Pullman
S.eepers AID Cafe Dining Car-Pzllman sleeper
90 Atlanta. Through service 20 PIuchurst.
d.FO a. m. LOCAL-T0 Petersburg. Raleigh.
Uailg. Southern Pines lPinehurstl,
Hamlet. and intermediate poinrs-
Office, I42I Penna. Ave.
c. r. RYAN W F. CONKLYFT
Gcnl Pass'T Agent. Gen1 Art Pass'r Dept
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WANTED Young man from the country: also
driver Tor delivery wagon. 1910 New York ave.
NV. It
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II You ARE PUTTING MONEY ~
81 q bank. YOU look for the safest in
a stitutiun, why not use the same
care when you deposit your yaIu-
ahles for loant We have "a building and safes
made for that purpose. All business coufdcnti4l.
Money loaned on watches. diamonds iewclry,
etc Interest three per cent instead of ten
n. X. BUTTONS LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870. ga Ninth street NV
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WANTED-Ten horses 10 take to country. Ad-
dress BOX $50. this Office. fcz0-7t
WANTED-A horse fo- his feed for light work.
1000 Connecticut ave. feI98t
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A FEW OF MANY BARGAINS
FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH !. WELLER,

FOR SALE-A comfortable home OF profitable
investment; six-room frame two doors from II
81. cars; sill pay over ID per cent on amount
invested. } rice, $500 a. A. WILSON & Co.
cOS eth It NV felS-3t
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NANTED-By March I. by man and wife two
rooms. furnished or unfinished. for light house
keeping. Address BOX 4el. this Office. fels-St
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RALTlMORE hND OHIO r. Il.

Iesva Washington. Tex jersey Ave and Q St
Chicago and Northwest. leo a n. '6-S
CINCINNATI, s.. Loui,. and Louisville. 'lo;OS
q m. 4.l5 p M. = 10 nigAt
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 1870 A. m. 's-&i
o. M and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling. $50 p u
Winchester. iis.S5 a. N, l4;l5 and 1853
p NJ
kH Anna IL 80. $3.50 Bu-sO m. n4.sO.
F re- X ISIS 300. IlO.so a. n. LIB
HaSeTstovyn. 1850 :. n and .s;so ?. N
lis. Us-sO, $50. -eIo-f5. III 80 p IT.
m, 1880. s-l.15. $3.50. 4-S0. 500. a5ss9.
= .O5. +-IOl5 II 30 D M
Washington Junction and wav points. s As.
1000 a. m. s-1.l5- 1850. $50 D m
Baltimore, week days, xS 90. $500 6sSA
17.Oj so. xs go $50. 70 80 Nls-00. II 80 a
- x5-C5. SIS. x6-20. ESQ. Ks 90. 1000.
NII-aO. HIS y. sunday Ks 90. X %.
$50 * so 1900 a. m. xl2.20. l;l5. xs:0o.
no ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
baltimore. Philadelphia. New YORK. Boston.
and the East. . 90, y 80 (Diner), $50 (Buf-
fet). 1900 CDiuer), i.IO:00 (Dinerl a
Diner). U4.OO philadelphia only. sos
tDincI). 500 and +l1-s0 p n (sleeping Car
OPT Atlan.it city. i7.O5. lho.Oo a N. llI2.so.
DAILY. iiEzcept Sunday. ..sunday only.
NENprcss trains
BAGGAGE called Tor and checked rom hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket oflces, 6l9 Pennsy lvania Avenas
northwest New York Avenue and fifteenth
Street. and at station
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY.
Leave Washington fenns L; i; station
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WANTED-AGENTS.

- WEEKLY strict salary. bcsides commission;
ladies and men selling novelty plant from Phil
ippine Islands, grows in ten minutes;
dies oil G. 81. fe2O-Tt
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FOUND.

FOUND-Cood fried oysters AT 202 ~ st. sy
SOC per dozen. feIg-3t
FOUND-Lacey's Ice cream absolutely pure
70 cents per gallon Delivered ia unlettc-ed
wagons COZ Nav YORK ave. NV nIO-tf