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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29

company, was here Monday night and
says the prospect is bright. A first
class steamer has been contracted for
and is to be started up in time to
catch some of this seasons trucks,
The movement to connect this
section with Crisfeld, Md, has not
been stopped. A daily steamer is ex-
pected to be on for the summer.
Rev. w. f. Shepherd, a prominent
Jr. o. q. A. NJ, lectured in the NJ.
4. church at this place on the night
of the 10th.
Protracted services began in this
church on Sunday night. Rev. Rich
ard Ferguson, of Middlesex county,
is assisting the pastor, Rev. E. F.
Garner.
A temperance league was organized
at this place on the 18th.
1t is rumored here, snd our people
are unanimously in hopes, authenti-
cally, that The L. <. Mumford Bank
ing Company will be half owner in
the NJ. p. church building if the
sale to Mr.. Jones, of Cape Charles, is
consummated, of which there is no
reason to doubt, and that the said
company will convert part of the
building into banking apartment.
Heatheville is entitled to bank if
any other of our villages is, and no
one hesitates to believe she will sup.
port one.
o. V. Belts lost a fine mare last
week. The animal entering an unused
shed fell into potato pit and beat
her own life out in her struggles to
get out.
Mrs. A. S. Rice is visiting in Balti-
more. Mr.. Asa Rice left on the 10th
for Fredericksburg, where he repre-
sented the order of Red Men of this
place in the State convention. Hon.
q. Harding Walker returned Sunday
morning the 18th from Richmond
and doesn't appear the worse from
the sessions work.
On June 1st Mrs. w. j. Tignor,
daughter and son of this place will
take charge of boarding house for
passing and regular shoppers in
Washington city, formerly conducted
by Miss Susan Z. Hurst. Mr.. Tig-
nor, Miss Theresa and Howard will
remain with us and continue to keep
store.
Hiss lola Hazard is visiting at
w. j. Tignor's.
It's gratifying to see our people
taking to reading the daily papers.
The american and Sun find ready
sale. Among the weeklies the CITI-
ZEN is the most popular and all are
eager 10 read. DESMOND.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
SAYS PREACHERS KEEP PEOPLE
AWAY.

Taking as his text a recent state
ment made at a meeting of the Min
lsterial Union Of Richmond, to the
effect that the workingmen of this
city do not attend church services,
as they used TO do, a writer in the
Richmond Christian Adcocate, sign
ing himself "Layman," makes some
reflections in which he puts the blame
for this state of affairs partly upon
the preachers themselves. He takes
decided stand against protracted
services and long sermons.
After declaring that the non-at-
tendance of church by the masses is
not due altogether to the hard work
done during the week, and that Sun
day excursions, Sunday saloons and
Sunday newspapers, particularly,
should be stopped, "Layman" con-
tinues as follows:
"And now let me give my own
complaint against the church. First
and most important to me is the
long service. Sunday is my day, not
only for worship, but for rest. 1
long for the quiet hour of the
Sabbath, but because / am a CITY
Methodist seldom get it. / start
at 8 o'clock for the Sabbath school,
stay to preaching, then return home
seldom before ! o'clock. Ny wife
and children are tired out. = NV
children complain. My wife has
had to rush through her morning
work to get to church on time and on
return must rush around again to
get q late dinner. We sometimes
wish we had stayed away and enjoyed
quiet holy Sabbath at home. Yes,
we do. On communion Sunday our
preacher generally breaches longer,
then receives members, baptizes, etc.,
and We are held in church until
nearly 2, very frequently. Our COM
munlon Sundays have drifted from
holy, sweet and peaceful occasions
to days or positive dread. Nv
children beg to be allowed to STAY
home on communion Sunday. Oh,
for those sweet and hailowed days
OF old, when the minister would give
US q short exhortation, and then give
Us ample time for this most blessed
and sacred service"
In conclusion the writer in the
Advocate declares that he is con.
strained to believe that this long
protracted service in city churches
is one of the greatest hindrances to
male attendance. "a man of family"
ne says, "loves his home, and when
ne leaves it for four hours in the
morning and two at night, besides
frequently afternoon meetings, he
feels that he has lost rather than
gained the blessings of the Sabbath. !"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
a Sure Thing.

IL is said that nothing is sure except death
and taxes. but that is not altogether true
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Is n sure cure for all lung and throat troubles
Thousands can testify TO that. Mrs. Z. b, Van
Metre, OF shepherdtown, W. Va. says, II had
a severe case OF bronchitis and for a year
tried evcrye Thing heard OF. but got no relief
one bottle OF DIR. Kings New Discovery then
cured me absolutely" It's infallible for
Group, whooping Cough. Grip, Pneumonia
and Consumption. Try it. it's guaranteed
by Ellis c. Richardson. Kiimarnock, and It. j.
Haydon Il Son. lexington. Trial bottles free.
Regular sizes soc. aud 81
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
SATURDAY,.

church. Saturday and Sunday, May
30th and 3lst, 1908.
SATURDAY.
10 a. m. Devotional exercises, or.
ganization and miscellaneous bus.
iness.
IL a. m. "The relation sustained
by the Sunday School to the interest
aud success of revival services in
the church."
r. l.. Parker, r.. Fl. Stone,
w. @. Marmaduke, G.. w. Beale,
2 2p. m. "In what way may the of.
licers aud teachers promote the well
fare of their schools in the weekly
intervals between the meetings OF
their schools."
j. r. Campbell, II. NJ. l.. Reamy,
e. M. Connolly, K. r. Cralle.
8 p. m. "Would it be advisable for
our Sunday School officers to en-
deavor to ascertain the number of
the adult population accessible to
the schools who might attend, but do
not?"
III. II. Hall, John Curlett,
Richard Edwards, w. T. Marsh.
10a. m. ~The Sunday School as a
field for impartipg, missionary infor-
nation" - a..
Robert o. Lyell, G.Y. Bradley,
r. H. Beale, j. I'll. Newbill.
IL a. m. els it best to encourage
mission Sunday Schools that draw
from the main church schools?''
Otho Rock, It. l.. White,
John l.. Beale, +. w. Clay
IL m. "Annual sermon"
w. +. Dunaway.
2 p. m. "Mass- meeting in the in
terest of the Sunday School and
Bible Board"
Address by DR.. j. M. Pitcher.
NOTE: The brother first named
under each theme is requested to
present an essay, aud the others to
make addresses. The essays are to
be limited to ten minutes, and the
speeches to fifteen minutes. Music
will precede the opening of each
subject.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
Northumberland 20
REGINA.

Miss Leila Dunaway has returned
to her home after spending the
winter in Baltimore.
There was gloomy time around
this section owing to the dry weather,
but we are now all right again.
Listen, girls and boys! If reports
be true wedding-bells will soon ring
in this neighborhood.
CANT TELL YET.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
Made Young Again.

"one of DIR. Kings New Lifo Pills each night
for two weeks has put me in my teens AGAIN.
writes ID. n. Turner, OF Dempseytown. Pa.
They're the best in the world f,r Liver.
stomach and Bowels. Purely vegetable.
Never grippe.
Only CSC. at Ellis c. Richardson's. Kilmar,
mock, and L. ]. Hayden & Sons, Irvington.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
GREATLY ALARMED
By Persistent Cough, but Permanent,
Cured by Chamberiains Cough
Remedv

Mr.. HIP. Burbage, a student at law, In Green
Vile, 3. c.. had been troubled for four or five
years with continuous cough which ne says
greatly alarmed me, causing me to fear that
was In the first stage OF consumption" Mr..
burbage, having seen Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy advertised, concluded to try 1t. Now
read what he says of It: "Isoon felt remark
able change and after using two bottles of the
twenty-hve cent size, was permanently
cured"
Sold by Messick. Long & Co.. Irvlngton; w.
A. Dameron Il Bro, Weems; G. w. Sanders &
Son, White Stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29

All communications on this page
this week were received too late for
last issue.1
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
he NEVER BLAMED THE BOOZE.

He NEVER BLAMED THE BOOZE.
He took bottle up to bed,
Drank wbiskey hot each uight,
Drank cocktails in the morning,
But never could get tlgh.,
| He shiyers In the evening,
And always had the blues,
Until he took bowl or two
But he never blamed the booze.
His joints were full of rheumatic,
His appetite was slack
DE bad pains between his shoulders,
Chills ran down his back,
de suffered with insomnia,
AT night he couldn't snonZe;
DE said 1t was the climate,
But he never blamed the booze.
His constitution was run down
At least that's what he said;
His legs were swel!ed each morning,
And he often had swelled head,
be tackled beer, wine, whiskey,
Aud If they didn't fuse,
He blamed it TO dyspepsia
But he never blamed the booze.
He said he couldn't sleep at nights.
And always had bad dreams;
| tie claimed he always laid awake
Till carly sun ise beams;
He thought il was malsria,
Alasl twas but ruse,
He blamed 1t ON everything.
But he never blamed the booze.
His liver needed scrsping,
And his kidneys had the gout;
He swallowed lots of bitters,
Till at last he cleaned them out,
His legs were swelled with dropsy,
Till he had TO cut his shoes;
He blamed IL to the doctors,
But he never blamed the booz,.
Then he had the tremens,
And tackled rats and snakes;
First he had the fever,
Then he had the shakes,
At last he had funeral,
And the mourners had the blues,
And the epitsph they carved for him was.
'ile never blamed the booze"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
PROGRAM ME

OF the Northern Neck Baptist
Sunday School Convention, to be
held at Rappahannock Baptist
church. Saturday and Sunday, May
Both and 31st, 1908.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
LEGISLATOR WRITES POETRY

There was an amusing side to the
recent speech of Hon. w. ID. Card
well, of Hanover.
A gentleman had testified before
the House committee that he had
been sufferer from heart trouble
and dyspepsia, and that he had been
drinking about pint aud a half of
apple brandy per day for his health;
that about four years ago, after read
ing Mrs. Eddy's book on Christian
Science, be stopped drinking entirely
and from that day his health began
to improve. He attributed the i'm
provement entirely to Christian
Science and would give no credit to
the fact that be bad stopped drink
ing. In discussing this testimony
MIR. Cardwell read the following
lines:
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29
NUMBER 35.
PuRsE-NETs AND P0uND-METs:

we M As me oe season Tor u'seeno fhg
b @ OF ens having greatly enlarged
orders with the
poupdne uinets, Netting of
Rope Coks Leads and the fhermep
Orders small appreciated
vLrnu
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-05-29

Come and see what we have done, and
are doing. If then you are not satisfied
that we do all We claim, we will pay ali
your expenses.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave PennSy iExnia staIicn DAILY.
2.cO p NJ HiCAGO AND 81. LOGlS SPE-
CIAL. solid gcst tibale. eiectric Iixnred.
dining car train. With Pullman sleepers "a
Louisville. Cincinnati. indisnapOlis and s.
Louis Pzrlor Cars Cncinnzti 10 ChscAxo.
Dining Car from n asllnguon-
II 10 z. NJ. r. v LIMITED. solid vestibule,
electric lighted, dining car train, with Pull
Sleepers 10 CiEC Iu1afi Lexington 1ld
Louisville Compartment Sleeper 70 Ftr-
-Inla hct springs daily except sunday.
Slespers Cincinnati 70 Chicago and 81
Louis Dining Car
Deser Sation ami tickets az 5I3 PeansylvssEa
Avenue; G03 Fourteenth street, y, and ae
the station Telephone 1910 for Pennsylvania
Cab service H ". FULLER.
Teiephons. Main 1886. General Passenger Agent
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Leave Washington, Penna- Z. h station
fO:A6a. m. sEAboARD 1GAIL - Tsrou-h
DaIIy- Pullman SleepSrs % Jackaoa-
villc. couneCIinE ~ HSmier
with Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta
4 .. m. SEABOARD FLORIDA LIN
Daily. lTED-solid tram 10 Jackson-
vile aha 81 Ausustine, with Pullman DrsE-
lHs H0gu and compartment Sleepers Ooscrys-
tiun Club C4r. and Dining Car
$50 %. T1.-SEABOARD EXPRESS - SoUS
t.aln - Jacksonville and Tampa, with Pulraaa
S.cepc7s aad cafe Dining Car Pullman sleeper
TO Atlanta through service TO Pinehurst-
4:tO a. m. LOCAL-To Petersburg. RaleiSh.
Odiiy. southern Pines tPinehursrl, },
Hamlet. and intermediate pOiues-
Office, I9aI Penna. Ave.
c. q. RYAN. We CONELYr-
Gei'i Pass'r Ageat- Genl AIT. PaS'r Drpk-
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

STATION CURAEK "a siAgh AND . sis
80 n A. DAlLI. PfTIsBUhG EXPRESS-
I@Etor and Gznlng CARS Harrisburg fIttsDurE.
lO.s9 A n. DAILY. PkNNsNLFANIA LA-
ttED-f ullnian sleeping. DlEing. sIao-fI-g. ana
- -, a'loa S-Is t;-srlsoers - Shse-so, Cia-
/ SHnati. lndsAnAPolls. 81 Loais. Cleveland.
( risburg.
lo.so A Il DAILY. FAsI LINE-SsIlnaz=
I ar harrisburg " fIfLsDurg.
go p n. DAlLY. CHICAGO AND 81. s.oUIs
1 -. - 49, 80 s>>-esS-i& O~f NAAAington 70 ~
( .-esa, ana sieep-li sna Dlnlng SATs harrisburg
] eiHn=tD aHd Chicago.
I-l5 p a. DAILY, -. LOUIS gxPRESS-
80 = n. DALI. MEca EkN kAPkkS Sr-Pall-
Ran sieeFinS Car TO elttsDucs and Chicago
binl4lg Car 70 Chicago
go r. ~ DAILY, CLEVELAND AND CINCIf-
NA-t EAPltEsS-ruiluaaL sleepi1E Cars Hasa-
inston 70 F1tJsDurs, and Harrisburg CleFa-
-. ,sl.s ~ 1se ,1 SineinEStl b.HlnE CAT
Kan slecSinS Car 70 PztEsburE-
20 A. " DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS,
SlLh through br0ile- BureS P~Eier Car aaA
t-o@cnes y bInAlo, via EiEporiuEo Jtlnctioa-
80 4 n for Kane. Cananda qua. Rocb1sta<.
ana Niagara Falls daily. exce3t sunday
lo.So A n Tor Elmira and Renoyo daily, sx-
- s1toay- for l-llamspOrt csily ) -Se r. n
rs T. a. DAILY. BUZZ AIO AIGlsF ExPRESa,
~ ~ y Sn5oHZh Bones Sleeping Car and Coaches
. DuEAio, Wa Etaporiun junction
I;45 r. " DAILY tor Erie; for Rochester.
beEs4o. and Niagara EaLls daily. except Sstsr-
cay, wlth siecpiIs Car y ashiHgIon 70 BocbesteE.
lO.so 4. 81 Tor Erie CanandAiguA, ROchssIsr
BaGslo. and NizEar. gaIs daily. Pailnas
sieepng Car hasninston - kOchester satzr-
800 P. h. "coSGREssIoxAL LIMITED -
Daily for New York, al Parlor Cars. sta
Dining Car from Baltimore
For Philadelphia, New York, and tAs
East.
Express. z 90 DINING Csr). 5:57 DINING Cz-i.
s.l9 Dining Carr, 500. IoOo (D-aing Carl. and
~ go DINING lar from ~illingtoa) A "A,
eiSo, 'l:Oo p. n, lz.le night on sundays.
90 dining Cs-l, fs51 (Dioing Carl s-la
Si.5a SDiaing C@r). 80. lI'oa eD.nlag carr iIon
y i.na..is.tonl A n, 1915. S:is, 40 CDtniags
Car from BsltirsoFe). 60. 1850 p. Il. lz-h
EsE = rhiIsaelphla only. Express, 7:ss an,
n. daily.
For Boston. without shsl.se, AS l. n. week
For Baltimore. s.OO. 6.i5, 200. 5.45. 7:50.
-. sslO $500. lO.0O. 1850, IL 100 A. n. l2:i5.
t-a -'Ol 50 -, 80 20 .I1 Lnisea1'
l0'vo. 1870. IIss5 p. N. aAd 4 10 night On
Sundays, 20, 20, 81, $40 300. acs,
C:Oo Limited. 8:lO. s:ao. t:SO. 5;se. s:I0-
Q 30 rs, '-s5. l0'OO. 1850 T. NJ, and lz1a
night.
Ear PoPe.s Greek Liae. $50 A. N and as p
For Annapolis, 7;fs A. NJ lz:is and 4:1o r
Il wees days Suadsys. 800 An AMI $40 I. n
For Atlantic City.
Through Pullman Buffet Parlor Car, via Deis-
ware River bridge Route. 1915 r. II week
days.
Ticket Offices, corner Fifteenth and G Streets,
ana al the station. sixth and streets. where
orders Be lef1 for the checking Of baSxaSa
TO destination hom hotels and residenceA
Telephone call '-l5tof Tor Pennss ivania Rail-
road Cab service
". ~. kTTE3BURT J. r WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.

Lowe " aslslngt0n. ter JrTsey Ave and c 81
Cnseago aud Northwest. -lO-50 a. N, as
p
CineillHati. St. LOals. and Louisville. 1000
4 ul-, 40 p ul, -l-lO nigaG
PiIJsburg and Cleveland. 80 a N sS.H
p a. 4nu ! 10 night
Columbus and " heeli1g. ESQ ?. n
Winchester. 1850 - u, l!4.I5 and Bs:s
y.
ASEslpolls. u ~. $50. nll:sO a M. n4-ns.
ffsderic1, Hs:S5. s-9.oO. lIO-5O a m. s-1:IA
ia -, and is-O 2 n
Bod Sss Ssy points. IIs:sS- ":s:oO = a.
- Is, ia 20. -. --lO.I5. III - q m
GaithsFsburg and ~ay Pointa. lis Is. --s:oo a.
= -O5 e-l0.I5, n - y m
Wsshi1gton Junction ana way points. 1855.
-'9soO a. m, LII, ii:sv. 1879 p m
Baltimore, week Gays, x5sOO. 5soO ga
Il o5, 80, 1s .seas 90 A. -. 1l0sOO. II 80 n
n. xI2--D nOcn, II 80. XS-uO, IA 90, x4.ao
4.s5, 1s.05. 5:zs. Gsszo, ESQ. xs.oo. zI0:0o,
so xss9o x9 % = H., xlz.-3, lis, AZ 90.
12 30, x5.o5. S;z5. 0sS0. xs:00. Ele:O0. III 80
l-S5 y NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintseh LINZ
Baltimore. fhuaoelghia. New l0rx. nOsooa.
and lnr Eass, . 81, = 10 (DineTj, 80 (BuI.
tct). -ss.V0 (DinesJ, lll0.U0 tDiaes) a. N.
'lz.2o tDiuerl. - 90 {. Royal l4a4Ited.''
tDinerj, se:00 and II ~ ,. n tS9eepinx Car
open It lO-OJ o'elOckJ-
Atlantic Uiy. l.7.os. lllo.co a n. nIs:2e,
.Daiiy. lExcept sunday. s-sunday only.
NEXpress UTain1
Baggage called for and checked srom hoteIs
and residences BY Union Transfer Co orSsrs
left at ticket offices. dls feHnsy iFania Avenue
nOrthweS-. New YORK Avenue aac Fifteeuts
street. and at st4tion-
The Washington times., 1903-03-29

WANTED situation a. valet; colorr,i.
nrfnr 1tao 10Th nv r,hng- q,
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
r.Is sShrquls elective !anu-sy Ii. lsS.

( IraiEs leave hoE FsnHsys,anl. sI.tioa-
e:a a NJ Daily Local Tor Hs-risonbur2
loI a. N Daily Washington AMI F1ori5s
Limited FITti-cisss Coaches ana draxinE-roorr
T7E - %AefSSafiile. fla Lenl's car seryios-
FsFSt- coaches and drawing; RON siAepeI
70 New Orleans. Dining car service.
s;cl p. m. Week DzyS Local for Harrinon-
burg and way sSstions On AsnAsszs ersneh
So -. ?. 4l; Daily Local for NsrEenton and
ca .. N. Week Days. southern's Palm
United. Soiid Pullman trim Through Draw
lnT Room sieePers TO Aik-as AasustR. Ssy@n-
Dining, and Observation Cara
s.Sa p m. Daily. New YORK and Atlanta E1-
tIeas; First,ci.ss oozeh and sleeper TO Atlanta;
MONDAYS. Wednesdays. and Fridays, sunSeI
koOts Tourist slS-Pcr HsshingtoR 10 Sas
frsnsiseo- Pullman Bufet service.
s.N n Daily New YORK and Florida
den SumncrTille. Charleston, savannah. JACK
eonTille ard Port Tampa; sleeper % Augusta,
N;vl D. m Daily New York and 1eTrphis
Limited IVA LynChharg) Eirsf-claAs cCzch and
sSspins car 70 Roanoke, KnSx.iiie. Chat
tAhoega. and AercpEis; deeper 70 Mes Orleans.
Dining esr serylce.
io;4f ;. n. Daily. Washington and south.
western Limited. Az Pullman train. club and
ehserVation cars to Atlanta ard Macon: sleeo-
q 70 Nashville, Atlanta. Macon, Memphis.
hew Orleans. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
.a1IooSh sleeper to Pinehurst OininS car seT-
Trans on BLuESoNF BRANCH
EeA7s Washington. ESQ a. II and 2:E9 .. m
SSAlD. week days, 90 ,. m, s.2S ?. NJ, and
Ss%o p N Letter Tor Leeaours only
Through trains from tk. soistt arrive Wash
inStoH o;tZ a. -, e:52 n m. : 80 a. m. ss<5
N a. z'o ;. ns-, s;l5 p. n.s and ESQ p. n
eally lu-IO A. m daily, except Monday Local
trairs from Harriscnburg il IS a. m week days
~ s1a s'Oo p m daily From Charlottesville.
e-@s 4 m. and 9.O5 p m. daily.
hicketss sleeping car reservations. and de-
e1iaed 81 information car be had at ticket o1hces-
~ 18th 81. 5li Pennsylvania Ave. and PeDE'
sssNAhA station baggage checked thrcGS5
tron hotels and resdense1
'fhcne 1910. p. r. r. Cab Service
Z n AchERT. Gen~raI Msnagsr
= r. HARDwICK General Pa.s'r Agent
y 8 BROWS. General Agent
The Washington times., 1903-03-29

MANTED-First- class skirt maker. L. CFIATF-
LAIN. ll2e Connecticut ave rah2s-at
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
WANTED-FARMS.

/ WILL exchange $50 acres good land riv.-
iront. three miles from Colonial Beach. "a
To- small farm near Washington. ADDiv 20 rr
address - MILLS. 1906 PennsylvaEia ave nv.
y Ssshingten, D. G.. rnbg..a "a
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
>--------l----~-----~-----~ -.----
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

- EVER Gay q the year lrom loot q sth
- ST. to- tt. Aouroe. Norfolk. Newport
- News and all points south. by the a.
-- pcra. powerful steel palace steamers
-- --NeNroCt News." Norfolk and Wash
- iugI1nT
~. 1shiagt9a $50 pm ". Portsmouth 500 nm
L. AleXarlf,l. 90 pa LV. Nortols.- 500 p-o
Ar r. Gonroe. 90 arr. Nv. IT. Aonroe % m
Ar NctielA s.01 am ~. Aisaaslria 6 so an
Al Portsmouth, Sis am Ar Mashingtca zoo ~,
= lArut'-h connections made a. Eor-
-- toiE Hith steamers Of Old Domiuisn
-- steamship Co icr New TorS and Ner-
-- chants and Miners Steamships Tor Bca-
ton.
- For further information apolv AZ
- general ticket ofice, Bond BuilSiar fs-n
- and \. y. ave. Or -th ST. wharf wasS-
-- iugrcn. b. G.
Phone 22e0- JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen. MSs.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29

VAN TED-Houng lady stenogrspher: owner OF
machine PreieTcd' state salaTy expected Ad-
dress BOX 81 this Office Il
The Washington times., 1903-03-29

NNNiED-A young white OF coiored girl 10 be
generally useful in apartment nom 10 10 30
daily. Cal alter p. m. I747 Madison s. nv.
apartment No. 2 n
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wANTED-A girl for generai houscwork. 1904
Pennsylvania ave. NV 7nhas gt
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WANrED-Cspable white girl FOR general house
work wage Si6. Address BOX -. this once
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STORAGE.

Why PAY HIGH PRICES for storageq We
store for 70 cents load per month; room,
clean and dry. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. AIS, fs0. 422 10Th St NV. mhgo st
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BIRDS, dogs, ETC.

FOR SALE English collie pups: black and
white; pedigree Address bon A. this once
mh29-3L
FOR SALE avn grass flower and garden
poultry dogs, cats, etc. SCHNHD'S BIRD
STORE. 7l2 18th ST. nw rnhl4-tf
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WANTED-A girl 70 work on coats: Steady
employment. A. GLANzMAN. lsf4 5th 81 nv.
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WANTED white lady for general house
keeping Cali Monday. Il2s sth st. nv. rnh2S .
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Two skirt hands and a taiIorcSg
az once llp 18th -. NV rob9a st
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Four hrstcIass horses and arts. -
day. Apply 2Oth and SIS Sc mh29 81
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WANTED-A reliable oolored girl 10 10 eTen-
erai houscUorN must have references: none
Others need apply. sl2 spruce - NV rnlZs ~
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WANTED Young lady, not under twenty for
"orA N store aDd lunch room. 1879 North Cap
llol - mh2s-2t
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FEMALE TYPEWRITER and assiss st countrv
PieSe- small salSry. also gardener wanted
Address BOX 2B. this oFace ,pb9S o.
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W AN led Cauvasser~ 70 introduce Elnd-sclIiug
to-day Monday Il
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED situation a. valet. .olore,i A.
drrss lit0 ldlh a. nv, rnhag- "a.
WANTED by competent nan. po.it5oD a. cen
'ral all round boilermzker. good steam ftter
and engineeT address BOZ ~. This oface II
N,ANIhD-by steady young man itrtation as
hi~in"n. can show two years reference Ad-
dress bon -. this Office MISC az
ihhIE.D-Iy EUREKA EMPLOYMENT EX-
CHANGE. lOlS New York ave phone 5sos y
ifained help profitable situations, every cl.
pacity. city or away. r,b5s D.
WANTED-By white man. aged 3s plare ss
NaIchman ~ driver best Of rcference- ADDE'S
BOX 2s. this oficr Mo- 81
WANTED b. c0lored man sitllation a. cool
in rest@uran' Address iliO 10Th g. nv
mh2s-zt
HANIbD-By Young colored man. place a. nor
ter OF window washing. l5l7 10Th 81 nv II
NANTED-By young man. position a. cIc-E
Aedrese n 50e 5th q. sw r1h2s-2t
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NANTEn-At o'clock Monday morning col
orrd man to work in pool and bfIIiarI ro.,UD
IliuS- WALSH ~. IOth 81 uy n
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WANTED Man Co solicit FOR laundry, an or
par 81 time; good pay. Call after y. M. ell
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WANTED Three ladies taiiors- Al once. goo,
"-h's- li'" itth 81 nv. uIyn-3t