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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Leave Washington. Penna- r. H- station
tO.a6a- m. SEABOARD NAIL - Through
AsaIIy. Pullman Sleepers 70 JEckpoa-
vile, connecting n Hamlet
with Pullman sleeper 20 Atlanta
D. m SEABOARD FLORIDA In
DaiIy. ITED-sOnd tram 20 J2ekson-
Vile anu 81. Augustine, with Pullman Draw
ing Room and Compartment slcepcrs. ObserS1-
JiOn Club Car. ana Dining Car
$50 %. n1.-sEABOARD EMPRESS : solid
tsa4n 70 Jacksonville and Tampa, with PuilUlaz
S.eepers and cafe Dining Car-Puilmsn sleeper
70 Atlanta. Through service 10 PlneAurs--
A:tO a, m. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh,
E9tEV. SOCIAern Pines (PinchUrstls -
Hamlet. and Intern edlate pclntA
ONCE, I42I Penna. Ave.
c. g. RYAN W. Z. CoNsLYS.
Gen'l P2ss'r Agent. Gen'I AVt- Psss'E Dept
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

STATION CURNER OF sIATH AND B STA
so A L. DAILY. PTTTsBUKS E1PAESs-
Falior anu Glnias CSEs ilSnlsoars 70 kit-s5Grs-
l0.50 A n DAILY. fEAAsfLN ANA In
lTED-Pullmzn sleeping. DiElag. sIso-In-s. aad
Observation Can Harrisburg u ChieaSo. Sil-
sinn3ti, Indianapolis 81 Lo1aa. CisssAan&
Ils0ung-
lo.50 a. A. DAILY. FAsI LSE-Ruli1n.a
bunet faF.eT Car - harrisOzTs. Bsaet Parins
90 p. N. DAsLI. CHICA0O AND ST. LOUIS
ESPKf%'lr-S-ceplng CAr WaAhlnSLo1 70 -
LcU's. and alcepln. snd DINING C-Es Aarris1axS
~ Indianapolis 81. Louis Loaisyhls Ola Ca
elnnztJ ahG ChicAgo.
7:l5 p Ii DAILY, ST. LOUIS EXPRESS-
Puh psE sleeping Car H-rTisourg % - LoA,A
''S5 p. N. DAILY. MEssEkA k&PEESs-PaSl-
man Sleeping Izr 10 PItLsburg and ChicAEo~
Dining Car 10 Chicago
5.tS =. A. DAILY. CLEVELAND AND CINCTl-
NAIl EAPhESS-F FGlllazC SlSepl1E Can sna-
lngton 70 FitIsours. and hArrAs0urE u Cisve-
.sle and CiEeins.@tL b-alng CAE.
lO;So p. A. DAILY. PACIFIC ENPRESS-Pula-
man slse9IHS Car 70 F-t1<DUrE-
80 A u. DAILY, BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS.
With through Broller BuHst Pzr,0r Gar AnA
So1ehes - BuASlo. VIA kEporIHm Jt..oS SOA-
30 a - tor kane, Csnancsigaa. Aech@tsEs
and Niagara rails csIiy. eKcsSt s1nS@y.
1870 A. NJ for ElniTa and RenoSO daily,
eePt SUNDAY tor y l-llemsP0Et dsliy, : ~ p n
f;l5 r. A. DAILY, BUFFALO N1Ghr EXPEsss.
With through buneS sIeePIng CAr ard Coachaa
70 Butaio. Emporium Junct.on-
I:4J r. V. DAILY for Erie; tor Rochestsr.
ozy, with SleepIEN Car zshingtq1 TO Eoe hesteR
~ 40 p 81 Tor Erie. C4n4RGaisu2. heehessez.
Sleeping Car MsshinstO0 10 lsOchcster sAtsr-
100 P. n. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
F. ly for New York. All PsrlOr Carr. ~tn
Dining Car from Baltimore
For Philadelphia, New York. AID tbs
Es4t.
rnrn
$40 Dining Carr. $500 1000 (D-a1aS CAl). and
"a 20 DINING Gar inUl "A ilm1nston) A n.
E:t5. s;IS. 4ssc (DlniHs ca iroe. s-.saaessl.
90 Dining CAL 1891 (Dlning Csr). Sis
Dining carr, go. Il 90 (DlHias Carr irom
Nilmiagton) " A n, l2.l5, ala. $50 CDlnins
E-ght
FOR Philadelphia only. Express. 7:s A n.
l2s.s 7. X. weeA days. f:oi. A.1o. and $50 =
Fer Boston, without chaLSs. Es5 A- NJ week
DAYS and $50 r. n oaIy-
.5T $40 9.OO 1000, Io-5o. II 800 A N lz-1h
I2;s5. I:28. 2.Ol, Sis. Sss0 ls.oo Llnitedl,
4.iO. s:ZO, ASS, $50. 80, 6-ls $50. tils f;sA
sundays, 7:oo, Z so, 7.57. sIo s.60. s-os.
20 30. l1-Oo A NJ. l2.l5, LIS. 2sol S:ls. ass
G,Vo Limitedl, s:i0, $50. A-S0, $50, s;1os
{: 80. ;I5, T;45. 1850. I0.ao T. ~ and Eils
night
For POpe's Greek Line. 7:so a. n. and I:ss p
&. weekdays sundays. ssoe A
K. week-,Isys- Sundays. 500 An AMI $50 P.G-
For Atlantic City.
through Pullman Buffet Parlor Car, Via Della
ware River Bridge Route. l2-45 r. NJ week
days
;rickct ofbess- corner Fifteenth aad C strssea.
ana az the station, sixth and SCresuk. Ehars
orders can be lcft for the checking OF baEGAf<
70 destination from hotels and rcaioenceA
Telephone call ''Iot0' Tor Pennsylvania kAa4-
road Cab service
" ". ATTERBURY, J. R. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Age1t-
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Sckeuul< elective IanuAry II. IgG-
rnLLa LaaE. lrnnr E..n.. .....,.. GlatLnn

a.
IraILS IeaY- tron Pennsyi1ania Station-
e;ln a N Daily. Local for HarrisOnburE.
W.rrsnton. Charlotte. snd way stations.
Limited kn1t-clsss coaches ana drzwing-room
sleeper 70 Jaeksonyil3e. Fla Dining car service
HIS q. m. Daily. United States Fast Nail
F.rSt-eiaa coaches and drawing room Sleeper
70 New OTlrzaa. Dining SeTVice-
t:el p: m. Week Days Local for HHrriBOn'
ass y m. Daily. Local for WsTseRtOn AMI
Chsrlotiesville
Limited Solid Pullman trYia- Through Draw
ing Room SleepeTs to Ak>n, Augusta, savan-
nah. Jacksonville. and 81. Augustine. Club.
Dining. and Observation Cara
s-4o p. u Daily. New Gcrk and Atlanta E1'
houdAys. Wednesdays. and Fridays. sGnsss
Francisco. Pullman Buffet service.
p:O n. Daily. New York and Florida
DEN. sunnerviiIe. chsrieston. savannah. JIcE.
sonTille and Port Tampa. sleeper 20 Augusta.
and Connection for Aiken-- Dining ~T service
Limited (via L5nchborg)- Flrst-claas coach and
sleeping car 10 Roanoke. Knoxville, Chat
1snoeEs' and AeIEphis; AeeDer 10 heI orieana-
1870 2 m Daily. Washington and sOuth::
Eestera Limited All Pullman train club and
Soeerfauon csTs % Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
srs 70 Nashville, Atlanta. Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans. ko2day. Wednesday. and Friday
thr0uSh sleeper 20 Ptnehurst- DINING car ser
TRANS .oI BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave shinRton. $3.50 a n and :49 p m
daL1- Week dAya 100 .. m, t:sS p m-, AID
s:3 = N Letter for LesaburK Only.
through trains from th- SOUTH arrive wash-
ington 6:52 ~ q, 50 q. M. 80 a. m. 3st3
a IA. 200 ,. m, s.ls p N, and 9;5o z N
oaily: IO:I0 A. daily, except Monday. Local
trains from risCrbmg. IL rs a. m week days
and P-Oo p m. daily. From Charlottesville,
KS a. m and S'oo .. m daily.
Tickets. sleepins reservations. and d.
talled information car be had at ticket O6loeS-
IOS 18th St. OIL Pennsy lvnnia Ave, and Pe1E-
s9iSaniA Station Baggage checked through
tsom hotels aud residensea-
'Phone 1870 r Il. r. Cab Service.
c. H AcKERr. General Manager.
D. II. HARDWICK, General PaA'r AggaL -
L s. BROWS. CeneYal AKeuS
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Penasy yly2His STATEN Daily
90 p M-CHCAGU AND 81 LOUIS SPE-
ClAL solid vestibule, electric lighted,
dining car train, With Pullman slsepsrs -
Louisville Cincinnati. indianapolis, and s.
I0uis Rarlor Cars Cincinnati 70 Chlczg0-
Dining CSr from ashlngtOn-
II.IO p. Nh F. v. LIMITED. solid veStib-le.
electric lighted, diDing car tram, vita Pull
uaan SleeDlks 70 Cincinnati Lexington. and
louisville | Compartment Sleeper 70 fir-
ginia Hot Springs eaily except sunday
sieepers CNcinnati 10 Chicago and 81
Louis Dining Car
Reservation ana tickets 1t 5l3 Pennsylvania
Aveaue: sos Fourteenth street, near p, and az
the station Telephone l6+O for Pennsy lyania
60 sc-vice II W FULLER,
TeIephone, Main 1905. General Passenger Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

co 70 L. JoHNsOS's. Chair Gaming exclusive
y. 1895 18th -. NV. nh2s-7t
ICE CREAM; pure and delicious: bricks and
individuals; orders taken for fancy creams AZ
popular prices; Hollis famous homemade bread.
all kinds home made fancy cakes delicioul
home maze pies; meals and lunches served
HOLLIS, 1aeo North Capitol ct. uhS S0t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Honey % loan At az 10 8 per cent. In SUES
Of 81 900 TO $1,000. on ID. G. real egtats; pay
oa and per cent mortgage and begin anew ;
all transactions conducted with economical con
Fideration for borrowers.
Nn. H. SAUNDERS co.. Iso7 a. co,
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FOR SALE
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Situation valet; colored. Ad-
dress Il40 18th 81. NV. nh2o- 81
wAAJED-By steady young man. sIt,lstion a.
hr-7n5 u; can show two years reference Al.
drees Bon 20. this ofhoe- ruh2s-st
WASTED-By white man, aged So place As
watehman or driver: best Of references Address
BOX 2e, this ofice. rnb2s al
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-siN room furnished home, splendid
garden; shade. TYNER KeDEngton, Nd.
rrhgs-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE
5000.

ONE OF THE VERY BEST HOMES WE HAVE
ever offered for the price. An unusually we'll
cellar, furnace: owner Luilt for his home: well
located Northeast
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
CASH OR CREDIT

CASH OR CREDIT
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
COLUMBUS sURREYs.
COST Sls5.O CO. PRICE, sIl5OO.
$500 Rubber-tire Runabouts -.-... ss7 50
$4,000 Rubber-tire stanhOpes. -ss7- 50
go Top Buggies- es----------------- --------- 5000
$50 Top Bugges 4 -Sfl %
$50 Rubber-tire Standing Top Business
fhaeton SHOW
100 Secondhand Buggies. surreys. Runabouts
PhAetOns, Wagons, StanhoPes, and Business We
hiclFs Of al styles
We carry the largest stock Of Buggy. Surrey.
Cart, Carriage, and Wagon Harness in the city.
S65 Coupe Harness SIS 90
$50 Surrey Harness s29. 90
s25 Surrey Harness $3.50
SS5 K Buggy Harness -s2s- 90
SIS h. Buggy Harness SIS 90
$40 X. Buggy Harness 80
sic BugKy Harness S1l- Is
We have one set Fine Double Harness
for BUggy-cost ss5.oo-prIce- 81. 50
One sst Silver plated Coach Harness
cost S225-price- SIS. 90
One Fine English 4-seat Cart-oo~t s4oO.
Price '...''''.....--- -.-S35.oo
50 other style Depot and Coupe Rock
sways of al STYLES.
=. !. sTABLER & Co,
mh9o-7t 21l I1tfr 81. y W
HoUCK's IS THE CHEAPEST PI.ACT IN THE
city 20 purchase new and second hand harness
s. ID. HOUCk.
nhsOsot sol IO.h st. nv.
FOR sALE-Dirt wagon, cheap. Can 90 c st.
NV II
SO Will BUY horse wagon, and harness
at 1913 Sd u. NV uh30-St
FOR sALE-sound young mare. 40 c St. sw.
Csll af,e- D m mhso-st
FOR sALH-At once. hrst-olass saddle mare;
r,-f@
18th 81 NV upstairu mhS0-st
FOR sALE-G Grocery wagon 1888 o St
mh2e 81
FOR SALE-Ten horses and mares; also one pair
large young mules and one odd one Apply
in The Eear Of 40 Pennsylvania ave NV
FOR SALE Fiftesn horses and mules a. TN
s. aid Florida ave NV, good for all pur-
poses mh90-St
FOR SAIE-Grsy mare, : years old; work
anywhere; good driver; weight, l,loo pounds
stylish Address J. d. DEMENT,, Oxen Hin.
Nd. mh29St
FOR SALE Platform surrey GEORGE z
DAVIS, Twining City, D. c. mh2s-St
FOR sALE-Tyyo good driving horses: surrey;
also Brewster victoria and brougham. IN good
condition. STABLE NO. 4, Government alley.
mh2Sst
cheap. ROBINSON STABLES Pennsylvania
ave. and 18th 81 nh2sSt
FOR SALE-Cheap. one secondhand grocery
wagon 800 X ST NV. mhSs-st
FOR sALE-Ten horses. cheap. Rear Of 6I4
F St NV mh27-7t
PROBEYS SPRING SHOWING.
FOR GUARANTEE QUALITY, STYLE. AND
PRICES We LEAD ALL
Carriage Department.
800 Fine TraPs-..--..----.--.....- -sIS5
S2SS Canopy 9sPruR SurTeys. ...............S $50
$50 Canopy JumP-seat Surreys. .-...-.. Sl25
slS5 Fine Top PhastOI- ------.....-.-..S 500
$40 Rubbcr-t-re RunsbOUt. Ut...-..---.--...... $50
SO RubbsT-tire RunabOut. .......--.--..-. S67
S65 Fine 9-seat Dayton Wagons. ........... SIC
S55 Top BuEgies (Nide track ..........-... SIS
Pony Vehicles. Station Wagons, etc.
Harness Department.
sa5 Fine B. c. Buggy Harness ..........s SIS
e29 Fine Kay r. C. Buggy Harness. SIS
SOS Fine Collar Surrey Harness ...........-.Sl SIS
sS5 fine Swedge Br and Mic. Trap Harness. SIS
Why buy old vehicle harness when We
sell you NEW vehicles harness at the same
prices?
PROBFY'S REPOSITORY,
1850 S2d st. NV.
mhl7-amoa
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

| HAVE several sums Of money TO loan on
Maryland and Virginia real estate at regular
rates OF interest PHIL W CHEW, SO s St
NV. fnh3S-Tt
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

- Every cay in the year from foot OF eth
st. Cor Fl. Monroe. Norfolk, Newport
- News, and al points south. BY the su-
perb, powerful steel palace steamers
- .'Newrort News" Norfolk" ard W ash
- ingron' -
Ly. Washington $50 pIn LV. Portsmouth, 500 pm
Lv. Alexandra. 100 pm LT. Norfolk. 49, 500 pm
Ar ~. Monroe. 90 am l.v. r. Monroe 90 pm
Ar Norfolk. .... $500 am A.. AlCEszdTia- 6.EO
Ar. Portsmouth Sis am. Ar. Washington 100 am
- az lhr1ugh connections made at Soz
- folk WIKI steamers Ot Old Dominion
- steamship Co. fer New NOrS. and Ner
chants and ~ uCFN' Srearknlus Tor Ro8-
ton.
&c For further information apply az
-- general ticket ohice, Bond Building, i4th
- and \ y. ave. OF sth 81. wharf. WASH
-- ington, D, c.
Phone e29o JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen. NsE. q
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FOR SALE
Only $4,000.

4 BAY-WfNDOW BRICK on 9th 81. nv. ne2g y
Two stories, cellar: six rooms and bath. Very
choice location.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY HIGH PRICES Tor storage? We
store for - cents load per month: room
clean and dry UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO., as, $40 f22 10th 81 NV mh20-st
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wAETED-Cook and hOus, girl. POI st. nv.
nnh9n3 81
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WANTED Two porters s. week; waiter, So
delivery driver, s.. house bov. l0I2 New York
ave. 1t
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WANTED -Coachmsn. walters, dishwashers,
driver for delivery; other good positions. 1900
New York ave. NV Il
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" ANTED- Five colored men cooks, today; also
dishwushers. BRTTTON AGENCY. 7U3 G. 81
NV. II
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wANTED-A girI to assist in housswork Is
Psnnzylvania ave. nhSO-3t
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wANTED-FARMS.

! WILL e1ehsnge s5o acres good land river
front, three miles from Colonial Reach. Va
for small farm near Washington. Appiv "a -
address H. MILLS. 1905 Pennsylysnia ave. nv
" sshlngton y. G. rhRsst
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW SOUTHAMPTON S-LoSDoN
Pbils--.-.Ap-. ], 10 an. Phila--ApT. p. 10 am.
New Hork. Apr. Is. 10 an. ST Paul Apr.29, 10 an
RED STAR LINE
NEW TORK-AETWERP-P
South wark. Apr 4. 10 a m iceland Apr Is, 10
KroonlAnd Apr Il. 10 am. Finland APR Is 10 an
CoNPAEY's WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST.
NV, or Geo W Nos. l4II C St. NV. fe.3-ts
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WANTED One frst-class barber, at BRJ JCES,
34- Pennsvlvania ave NV. Il
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$500.

GROOM BRICK. NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE; lot lsxSO.
FOR SALE-Reduced TO s., 2,sOO-S-roOm brick on
* ST., near North Capitol 81.
STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC and SOS ct. NV.
ruhgN-
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED nrs, class horses and carts: s.
day. Apply Goth and So. -. rnh1a 81
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FOR sALE-Big bargain IN BTookiand; lot be
tween 18th and 18th: lot 50XlJ0i only 10 cents
per foot II sold once.
ONLY S4.25O.
FOR SALE-S4 go so 70 $50 per month viii
buy a very desirable tvo-story and cellar bay
window brick; new; six rooms; reception hall I.
tiled bath; tiled vestibule: full cellar and laun-
dry; stable rear. This is a veTy desirable house
on VERY easy terms one square from Columbia
cars
FOR SALE-I1 Tennessee ave ne: two stories;
full cellar: furnace Good lot with alley rear.
Must be sold 70 close estate.
WA. r. SAUNDERS & CO, IfO7 st. nv.
fub2o-.f
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WASTED-An apprentice for hsirdressinE and
nanicuring At REILLY & CARLSON'S, 6l5 9TH
O.. mh302r
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: Arm. comfortable.
durable beautiful. und-trctable; positively
painless DR.. L. b. WILSON $40 1sth ST. nv
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FOUND.

PROPER PRTNTTNG-not trash -sstixsefo-y
prompt ,OOO cards, bfllheads. notehesds. e. so
HAYS, Cs I nv. nhGs ct
FOUSD-LAcey's Ice cIean aoseiat-ly pzTe.
70 cents PEI gallon Delivered Ia uniette. cd
wagons oW EsN York avn me- uniOt
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" WANTED-Salesladies in fancy EOods. iewelry,
and ladies furnishing departments, also body
workers in millinery department, R7ood salary
and permanent positions. KINGS PALACE, s12
eth 81. nv. ruh2o-2t
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WANTED-TNo skirt hands ana q tailoress,
st once. ll39 18th st. NV. n,h2s-3t
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wANTED-AGENTS.

LADY AGENTS WANTED to sell victoria Pro
tectors; hygienic. sanitary. and comfortable:
sample sent postpaid, 81 Address BOX 81
this once. II
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE

WAHTED-A settled oolored man a. waiter and
valet stay nights; s20. also an experienced
colored nurse. s15, also cook. I7f7 Oregon
sFe- II
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WAETED-BoARDERs

TANTED--1Nrsntv table bosrders: three sn5.
asntial meals SO per month. sos Sth - nv
mh2sst
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SEPH /. WELLER,
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NOW FOR THE HEIGHTS.

rERg LITTLE READY CASH NECESSARY to
buy this excellent home. Nicely located. not
fer from cars II rooms and bath; side lghts-
Three-story brick; four rOOms deep: nice
porch. Trust, IS, 100 Can be bought for
less than 81 90 We are exclusive agents for
this house. Call for permit 20 inspect, sure
TO please
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-To colored tenant. brick dwelling
rooms BATH and cellar, 1905 st. NV; hne
location: only 5000 month. STONE 4 FAIR
FAX. SOC and SOS F st. nv rnh3O-tf
FOR RENT-s2s 18th ST Sc, six rooms; bath
cellar: front porch and large back yard GEO.
ROTH, Sls 18th st Sc nh29- 81
FOR RENT-Good brick house, s rooms, for
white tenant, 5sl 9th st ne. near Maryland
STONE & FAIRFAX, sos sos = NV. mh2l-tf
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WANTED -TaihoreSs 10 help on skirts and coats.
PAUL LFTBEI. 1910 II St NV fnhD-at
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By a good. reliable woman. washing
20 take home. 932 81. nv. IL
WANTED-By educated and refined young
lady. position as companion 20 lady. Address
MISS W. n. hontvals. Va II
WANTED-By q woman. Laundry work AZ home
Or out BY the day, house cleaning. 48o
franklin 81. nE. IL
bETTLED lady desires position ss hoJsskeeDer.
Egh reference Inquire MRS. ROACH. 1909 r
- nv, inh2s 81
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sented scarcely q rift Of promise for
the future. He died prisoner on pa
role and under disfranchisement by the
acts of congress.
He bore much of the sufferings of his
people in his own great heart, but the
strain was too heavy. The appealing
letters from his old comrades in dis
tress, the bitter recitals Of degradation
and wrong as the dark and hopeless
years wore on from 1865 to 1870 ''loosed
the silver cord" and the golden bowl
was broken"
Only shortly past the age Of So, on
the 14th of October, 1870, his great soul
was released from it's earthly tenement
and his last and greatest battle OF vir-
tue against calamity had ended.
What others have spoken and written
Of the illustrious soldier, blameless
man and consistent Christian would be
marred by additional words of eulogy.
But there is one phase Of his life
and services that Is peculiarly our own.
est representative Of his people-his
theme and their cause. Well may the
just and true Of other lands join with
us in their lofty tributes to his virtues
and his illustrious deeds In behalf Of
liberty and right; but we claim for
ourselves and all who follow us the
privilege Of loving him as we love our
own, for mo country e'er had truer
son, no cause a nobler champion, no
people a bolder defender, no principle
a purer VICTIM" than Robert Edward
Lee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-24

CONVINCED HIM.-Mr. Pinchpenny
stepped abroad the car at Fourth
street, and paid his fare, but the con-
ductor, who IVES very busy, forgot
that he had received the nickie, and at
Seventh street held out his hand.
Fare" he said.
II paid you half a mile back" pro-
tested Mr.. Pinchpenny.
II thing not" rejoined the conduc-
tor.
II say I did"
II say you didn't"
Mr.. Pinchpenny hesitated moment,
and then said, with the air Of an in
jured citizen:
Don't you rec'lect man that got
on about five minutes ago and held on
to his hickel as If he didn't want to
give it up, and you almost had to pry
it out Of his hand?"
"Yes."
"Well, that was me-"
IT remember you now," said the con-
ductor, passing on with a grim
Youths Companion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-24
Aaluoruas department.

DID NOT KNOW THE DoNoR.-The
favorite diversion Of George M. Pull
man is a game Of poker, says the New
Bedford Journal. He loves poker.
He was playing on Saturday night,
and so deep was he in the game
deeply interested, Of course-that Sun
day morning came before anybody
knew it, and caught them in the mid
die of jack pot.
"See here" said some one at the ta-
BILE, this is setting mighty bad exam
pie to the servants"
"I'n tell you what" answered Pull
man, "we'll play out this pot, and Who
ever wins 1t must send 1t to his
church"
When it came to a showdown, Pull
man won.
Next morning he sent the money,
some $500 or $4O0 to his pastor IN
note, in which he begged the reverend
gentleman to devote the money to the
church's needs, and signed the letter
II. Pott."
From the pulpit that day the minis
ter informed his congregation OF the
generosity of Mr.. J. Pott, who, he much
regretted to say, he did not know.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-24
Saturday, January "a, 1903.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of York.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.


Martha H. Metts, Plaintiff, against E..
Jane Chambers, Fanny Ross, Lizzie
Youngblood, Perla Cureton, Penina
Lee, Robert Chambers, Marshall
Chambers, Luella E. Chambers, Ar
thur Chambers, Lindsay Chambers,
Amelia Chambers and Mason Cham
bers, heirs-at-law Of Oscar Chambers,
deceased, and w. N. Neil, as Admin
istrator of said deceased, Defendants.
Summons for Relief-Complaint not
Served.
To the Defendants above named:
" OU are hereby summoned and re-
l. quired to answer the complaint in
this action, which is this day filed in
the office of the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas, for the said county,
and to serve a copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers
at their office at Yorkville, South Car
olina, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF
such service; and If you fail to answer
the complaint with the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded ir
the complaint.
October 18th, 1902.
WITHERSPOON & SPENCERS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Jan. 10-Feb. IA. 8 st