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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-24

Capt. Cullen Bryant, chief ordnance off.
Ger, returned to headquarters on Friday from
business trip to the upper country.
Capt. Robt. Pollock, DIST Inf, whose APP
preaching retirement was mentioned last
week, Is now on duty at David's Island,
New York Harbor.
Lit. Otto il. Helm, lst Cav, formerly on
duty at Walla Walla, was married in New
York City May Sd, to Miss Sallie Lee Ross,
OF Washington, D. c.
Gen. Wheaton, the department commander
LETT headquarters on Friday last for flying
visit to Fort Coeur d'Alene He is expected
to return Friday or Saturday.
Gen. o. D. Greene, A. A. G., is expected
to leave San Francisco Oh the steamer of the
9th, and will return to duty at these head,
quarters by the last of the month.
Capt. NJ. |. Ludington, assigned to duty
as Chief q. NJ of this Department, will re.
main some TIME on duty in Gen. Iugall S Of
tice at Washington, as his health is still del
icate.
few days since bear strayed into the
camp at Fort Candy, and under military
discipline suceumbed only at the 18th shot,
almost falling upon two soldiers he had cor
nered.
Lit. j. L. R. Lands, LIST Cav, goes to the
school of application at Fort Leavenworth
for year. He has just been granted six
months leave of absence from duty in this
department and will leave early next month
LIT. Geo. w. Goethals engineer corps, &C.
eompanled by A. Downing Typographical as.
sistant, expects to leave headquarters the
first OF next week on an extended profes
sional tour to finish explorations heretofore
commenced near Fort Colville, and will
probably be absent three or four months.
Col. H. c. Merriam, 2ud Inf, accompan.
led by Mr.. Sherwood as interpreter, will
leave for Washington shortly, taking with
him Chief Moses, Susapkiu and Tenasket
who have been accorded permission to visit
Washington 1t is hoped that the visit will
quiet all i'll feeling aud restore peace and har.
mony among the indians.
The settlers in Idaho having become I'M
easy because OF IA rumor that the Bannock
and Duck Valley Indians were about to g,
on the war.path. Col. John Green at Fort
Boise sent out into the Owyhee country
Capt Max Wessendorf with Troop +. Isl
Cavalry. All will become quiet as soon a.
the settlers have disposed OF their surplu:
produce to jolly Capt. Max's troopers.
1t Fred Schwatka and party, consisting
of Dr. G. f. Wilson, G. A. Homan. topo
graphical assistant Sergt. Chester, Troop X
LIST Cav, Corp. Shur | If, Co. &, Pad Inf.
Private Roth. Co. |, DIST Inf, left OF
steamer Victoria on Monday night, on :
tour of exploration in the Alaska country
Mrs. Schwatka accompanies the party as TAI
as Sitka. from which point she " i'll return tt
Vancouver after the party is fairly started
on Its way.
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WITNESSES BEFORE GRAND JURY.

brought by Goss & Downing, contractors,
against j Sherwin, architect on the court
house building H Steward and n H
Bloomfield were attorneys for the centrac-
tors. Henry McGinn attorney for the
architect, and b F Dennison attorney for
the board of county commissioners. Tues
day and Wednesday were occupied in TAX
ing testimony and hearing arguments of
counsel, which were concluded Wednesday
evening. The board took the case under
Amusement for final decision.
Thursday, May l7.-Claims were allowed
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Proceedings Of the Board of County
Comm IssiOners.
MAY TERM, 1883.

Saturday, 18th. Claims were allowed as
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-24

FEsrIvAL-The first ics-cream festival of
the season will be given by the st. Helens
Society in Marsh's Hall Oh Friday evening,
May 18th. The members will appear in
fancy costume, and a general good time is
anticipated. Admission free. Every body in.
vited.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-24

MEMORIAL SERVICES will be held at the
Presbyterian church in Marshs hall next
Sunday morning at IL o'clock, in observ-
ance of Decoration day. Rev. T. J. May
will conduct the devotional services, and
Judge Columbia Lancaster will deliver the
memorial address. The members of the c.
A. r. will attend in body. A cordial in
vitation to attend these services is extended
to the public.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-24

CARD OF THANKs-I wish to return to
friends in Vancouver sincere thanks for sym.
pathy and assistance rendered during the i'll
ness. aud after the death OF my departed
wife, acts which show the true goodness OF
neighbors and friends.
VICTOR MAURY.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-24

New INDUSTRY. Mr.. A. 7. Tonssaat
Advertises in this paper for animal hair. He
proposes to establish factory in Vancouver
for tho manufacture Of curled hair, for up.
holsterer's use. A sample of his manufac.
ture shown to us was superior article. We
understand that he already has orders FOE
1900 pounds per month. Farmers here have
chance for saving aud turning into money
wat has heretofore been . waste material.
and 70 sdviss then to bring in all they can
gather.
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CARD OF THANKS. l hereby tender to my
friends and neighhors OF Fourth Plain and
Vancouver the sincere thanks of myself aud
family for many acts Of kindness aud sym.
patty on the occasion Of the death and bur-
ial Of ny son. JACKSON DAVIS.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-24

The board having determined to rebuild
the Hall bridge across the Sonth fork of
Lewis river, A B Church was appointed SUI
periatendent of the same The plans adopt
ed were submitted by A 5 Miller 4 Son,
bridge builders OF Portland The superin.
teudeHt Vas instructed to let the contract
for building the bridge according to law, at
a cost not to exceed So, 800, to be paid for
in county warrants after completion and
acceptance of the bridge.
The board took recess until May 2stb,
at | o'clock p. NJ.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-24

HooDLUM WoRK.-Last Sunday some boys
took car on Palmers logging tram. way,
and after running it up the grade turned it
loose to run back against other cars. This
deviltry not Neing enough they punched a
hole in can aud let out four gallons of oil
upon the ground. We have not learned
whether that crowd will be prosecuted for
their cussedness, but Palmer offers $40 re-
ward for evidence that will convict any per.
son Of wantonly damaging his property.
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THE

Neatest, incest, nobbiest, cleanost, coolest,
cosiest. best lit, highest ceiling, largest sky
light fact the Bon Ton place,
THE IDENTICAL"
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Jas Mccormick has returned and opened
shop in the Stegert building.
SEARS 4 SrERRY have just added to their
stock the fines. lot Of base ball goods ever
brought 20 Vancouver, and isvite critical
examination Of the same. They have also
Just put on sale an extra fine lot of meer.
schaum goods, pipes and cigar holders, as
fine a. can be found in Portland, and at
as reasonable prices.
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U
Charges we're this day fled against Arch
itect Sherwn, by Goss & Downing. con-
tractors on the court house building, aud
the day OF trial was fixed for Tuesday, MAY
10. 1883
The southeast ! of Sec a. Town north,
Range east, l60 acres of school land, was
leased to II J LawtoH for six years at $40
per year
The official bonds of Frank Merton as
sheriff, and 2 OLoary. supervisor of road
district No. s, were filed and approved
The resignation of James Quigley as con-
stable of Lincoln precinct was received and
accepted.
The reports of X Alexander, Supt road
district 70, and II Smith, Supt Dist 2S,
were approved. the former allowed Sll.73,
and the latter 81 So.
In the matter OF the road petitioned for
by + T Bolen and others from the Brace
homestead to the Best place, a NJ Edmonds
and John Sferd were appointed viewers, to
meet with the county surveyor to view said
road on the 9th of July
The viewers having reported in favor of
the establishment OF a public road from the
line OF the military reserve to the city Gem
etery, and the viewers to assess damages
claimed having reported no damages to he
created by laying out said road, the board
ordered that the reports plat and survey be
approved, accepted ard recorded, and the
road shall he hencetorth considered public
highway, and that the supervisor shall open
said road according to law. 2 O'keane. T
J Beatty, and 0 Hendriekson, viewers,
allowed 81 each.
The report of Chas Bird viewer of the
proposed road from the 4th Plain road TO
al = ha
ordered opened Chas Bird and A Ceilings,
viewers. A Meyers and VI c Sanders cham
men, A Cox, marker, were allowed 81
each for two days service
The viewers on the proposed change of
road near Shobert's place having failed to
report, the matter was laid over to the Au-
gust term.
Monday, l4th. Claims were allowed as
follows:
+ w Bier, rent sherfi's office. SIS 90
Mrs c Petran, erroneous tax refunded 3 so
Jos Burke, meat for poor ........... %
The District Court bill, April term, was
allowed as follows:
q I Mcconnell, clerk ..............S S7 %
Frank Merton sheriff .............. 50 -
flncus, crier. Observation-Disclosures. ~ w
+ A Slocum, haihff ............... - 90
o Smith, bailitf Observation-Disclosures. "a 90
GRAND JURORS.
A Buchanan $40 50 Eli Scott sl2 so
II Frazer. II go Levi Gents ~ l6 90
r Il Skeen . Is 70 &c Miller ... IA SO
\ Halcomb Is 90 5 ; Smith. Ia 40
j w Sawyer. 10 90 ID Durgan ... II 50
WIN Melvin l6 90 6 IL Daniels 81. II 70
II Robb. .. II 20
PETIT JURORS.
W Mcdonald : Il 90 Geo Merton $40 40
d Stamp &C.,. 920 "A Messenger. 3 -
j ID Pmss. II 80 J Hof, jr..... 10 20
A Horn Is 20 j c Russell . III so
A A Wiley Is 90 7 + Carlson. Is 40
G Il Hart d.. 300 Jas padden ~. 10 10
p 0'Mesra rs 60 J d sharp. Is 20
w II Delay, Is 20 II Gridley.. go
z Puckley. talesmsn. .............. 500
Peter 0tte. -..,. ...,..... 800
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THIN FABRICS FOR SUMNER WEAR.
EEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry 4 Brothar.)


SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brothar.)
- PRINTED gATIsTEs. SO INCHES WIDE. IN NEW
PURE LINEN LAWNS. IN CHOICE PATTERNS
ANDFIhEST QUALITIES.
ANDERSON'3 SCOTCH GTNGHAMS.
fREaCH SATINES. ORGANIZES AND JACo
NEW FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
m a5FR 99o Psrc ~ GREAT VARIETY AND AT
IExTUREs FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION COS
TUNES.
GtE OBES
LOUISINEs. sURAHs AND SUMMER SILKS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK RIA.
DANES AND SUaAHS. AT 81, 81. 26. 81 50 AND 81.
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS. vELVETS AND GAUZES.
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF BLACK GREEA-
EMBROIDERED FICHUH PARIS JERsEYS
NEW COACHING PARASOLS A., d SUN UMBREL-
,,dIUzE UMnERyEAR FOR LADIES. GENTLE
NEW Isle GLOVE, FANCY HOSIERY.
ALL MOTHS AND PRICES.
CHOICE GOODS. PLAM F1aURKs. AND CoRREcE
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
rennsylyana avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1s4o my12
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The public school authorities OF Philadelphia are
turning their attention particularly TO the I'm
provement Of the lower grade schools They
have discovered that too much attention has been
paid to the schools OF high grade, which benent
the few, to the neglect OF those branches which
are the educational dependence OF the many. The
authorities OF that city are setting an example
which might be followed with profit In many
other localities II Is In the primary school work
that the greatest care and labor should be be-
slowed
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SuMMER DREss. GooDs
BAT1STE IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES
CHOICE PATTER IN LINEN LAWNS.
DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS IN NEW PATTERNS
SATlNE EMBROIDERED DRESSES. ALL COLORS.
WHITE EMB. NULL DRESSER
CREAM EMB. NULL DRESSES,
PON4EE DRESSES WITH EMB.
LAR PRICE HAVING BEEN 81. Will. MAKE
Fl. EGANT AND COOL WRAPPERS.
SUMNER S1LKS IN ALL STYLES AND COLORS
GRENADINES. HERMANIS, CAMEL;S HAIR,
GRE NADINES, NUNS CREPE CLOTH.
ALBATROSS, AND ALL OTHER BLACK GOODS
SUITABLE FOR MOURNING.
EARTHQUAKE ATTENTION is CALLED TO OUR
WHITE VII ~ MUSLIN ,S, EMB. ROBES. FOR GRADUA-
VERY LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE PARASOLS. IN
BLACK, WHITE AND COLORS. -
SUN UMBRELLAS IN GREAT VARIETY.
WE OFFER THE MOST ASTONISHING BARGAINS
OF THE SEASON IN PLtJMETTES PLOMETTE
Is COTTON WARP AND WOOL FILLING GREN-
ADINE; WHITE GROUND, WITH SMALL COL
3K IiD FIS S TIE PRICE IS 12Hc: PER YD..
WI ARE OPE MING NEW GOODS LIVERY DAY, AND
PARTIES FITTING OUT FOR THE SPRINGS
SEASIDE OR MOUNTAINS, WILL FIND SJJITA-
BILE A IICLES 10 SELECT FROM.
ONE PRICE. w. NJ SHUSTER SONS
N. R-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST myl
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The republican association OF the 2lst assembly
district OF New York city must be composed OF
very unsophisticafed politicians. In q set Of reso-
lutions they deIounce the democratic apportion-
ment "as designed to prevent the election OF re-
publican Congressman" AS II apportionments
were ever designed. in these days OF political
manipulation, for anything else than to prevent
the election OF Congressman OF the opposite
partyl
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JEasrrs, Jrnsrrs /,

JEnsErs, JEssEYsI
stead of inish. and therefore have added largely
to our stock and have just received large invoice Of
good plain JERSEY at
s200 EACH,
al colors-Back. Navy Blue, Garnet Cardinal and
Crushed Strawberry Our s2 so JERSEY. with Cuff.
and stitched with Silk il undeniably the best JERSEY
Tor the price sold in this cosntry.
We have also Just closed from the manufacturer his
lance stock of an elegant quality of JERSEY which
has never been sold less than S. each We offer them
ut the low price Of
s4oO EACH.
Don't buy until you have these JERSEYS. We
have also the best s. JERSEY this town. with psited
Back and BoS.
WOODWARD l. LATHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. myls
w OoDwARD LoTHRop
wLLOPENTHE FOLLOWING spEC1ALBARGA1Ns
IN THEIR PRINT DEPARTMENT ON
MONDAY MORNING:
PRINTS.
Best Best Quality standard Prints IN Light and dark
s2-INcH FINE SHIFTING.
cents per yard for Shirtines. sists &c. - -"
sEERsUCKER GINaHAMs
made e sell at s Gems yard The BEST Ssiu wS W
ever offered In SeerSuckers.
AFRoN CHECK GINaHAMs
only cents per yard. Gond Fine Rice Check Cling
hams 10 cents per ysrd They made to sell Is Is
BEST 400 PRINTED LAWNS.
good Styles 10 cents yard Same quality In last years
styles cosing at cents yard
Splendid Line of Fine Plaid Ginehams: also. Paaina
and Stripes Ia Combinations at Popular Frioes.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
s21 Pennsyivsnia avenue 921.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
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EOR RENT.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

Il on Massachusetts avenue, at very Low figures. Caf
al once for particulars. B. II. WARMER. Vl6 street
northwest. ml9-ax
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Wo0DwAaD /. LorHnor.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921-PENNsYLyANIA AvENUE-sal
DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.

Owing to the backwardness Of the season and Che
accumulation Of goods in the hands of
importers and home manufacturers a. we'll We have
been enabled to buy merchandise ali descriptions for
prices which. under any other circumstances could
never nave been reached Our buyer has spent four
days OF this week in the New York and Boston marke
buying both at auction an private SALE and has brought
nome su bargains have never before placed on
our counters As we never advertise anything simply
on paper we invite your candid criticism compan.
son Of the lots enumerated below and II favorable
should beplsased to receive Jour patronage.
We guarantee the prios Of every article we sell or In
other words you choose to return any article in good
condition bought from t1s, we will refund the money
We mean that Jon ahsn be satisfied with every thing
You buy from us. II fair dealing will do It.
mJ19
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THE M1sr1r Sronr.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
READ. THINK AND JUDGES
AZ every SUCCESS 10 sure TO have imitators % has
tho MISFIT STORE. Be sure. therefore Of coming to
Clothing for Men and Boys.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM IL TO II.
Good plain suits for s.. worth So.
E Essss'a . sS:; s. s 6 ;S S. ''a
FOR BOYS FROM TO IA.
Good knocsabeut suit. for s.. worth $3.50.
All ~ool suits aHs To- for w " Worth ri IS 50.
EssSs .s sH,.i id f.; & e. w SSs, So g.
MEM, CLOTHING.
Blue Flannel Suits G. A. r, cut Sc. So worth $40.
Fine Fine PAM di s sd Bss
different PATTERNS c..sir,ers and ohsvios Suits at
:, le g different Sstsns Cashmere and chovOs Suits
70 different patterns Cashmere and Chsyiot Suits at
.s %s!;S patterns Cashmere and chevos Suits
. z patterns Cashmere and ohsvot Suits at
sys Vas l and WORTH Too Goa. and Vest Prince Albert
Fine Enc, B q BrI.deloth snits: slx Ser.h sss.
B.ss serge ss nas, quality Sa.iss worth WORTH s..
Black Drap D'Etss Coat 1nd vests in great variety.
Ofhcs Coats. in different colors and quslties-bar
gains.
AtSs g. 50. s. $3.50 = $780, IS and 90. about one
WoRKlNa PANTS
At Is cents. 81. 81. % aid 1850.
THE MIsFIT STORE
Corner 10th aud Streets. my12
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Saarsa DBr GooDs.
30 Pieces Figured and Plain Satines
o. pieces Linen Lawn. loo: worth 300. .
~ Pieces Ppka, oil wool Albatross. $50,
so Pieces Black and Colored silks.
10 Pieces all silk Grenadines.
Large stock NJ Parasos. Soc. to 81.
100 White and Colored Ice Blankets.
100 Lap Robee, Toe. to 81.
Bargains in every Line Dry Goods.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
my12 It's MARKET SPACE.
= J. MEEKs. e21 STREET NORTHWEST. OF
Oe fers rare Inducements In Carriages Of all styles.
Ca and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Top
and no,top Sidehar BuRgies. Ph@tons Family Car
Eages Business Wagons. surreys, Village Carts. Har
LESS, " hips, &C. Repairing and painting promptly
done. WIN sell cheap and terms to sait. All work
guaranteed. myl2
MAERZEN LAGER BEER-HAvING THE SOLE
NJ Agency for Bottling CHR. HEURICH'S SUPE-
kiOR MAERZEN LAGER Bee. Tam prepared TO fill
all orders Price go cents per DOZEN 81 Is case
JAMES BUTLER.
my12-s,S m 1887 Goth street northwest
RREMNER'S STOVE EXCHANGE,
ID 2710 street, Georgetywn.
DELIVERS DANFORTH'S VAPOR STOVES AND
FLUID AT LOWEST RATES. my12-1m.
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FNOR sAI.E-HoUsES LARGE AND SMALL FOB
CALL OR SEND FOR bULLETIN. DANESHOV3
son, 1z26 STREET. apI6-S0
foR sALLaBUY HOVE AND PAY NO MORT
u hent-9lO0 down and SIS month will buy oQuo6
uxroom House with good sised lot IN norhw pcf q
city. at g. $50. r. PHILLIPS ll26 n Y ave epI6-lm
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. WANTED-A SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE;
w ront not b exceed $40 per month; references
given. ddress. stating terms and location. j. p -.
Star Office. my 1l-2ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED--TO RENT ABOUT MAY l6 A HOUSE
w not less than IL rooms with yard stable within
six squares Of corner 9th and streets northwest Adj
dress A. W., Star Office. myl2-3ts
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LARGE COLLECTION OF IMPORTED ARrT.
IA F1CIAL HUMAN EYES
for sale By 3. 9. TITCOMB. II. D., GIG West Balt.-
more street, Baltimore. Md.
N. b Il have all sizes and cOlors. my11-skw I'm
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While the Commissioners are being haaled over
the Goals for things they have done left undone,
they viii get nothing but praise for changing the
exit doors OF the school buildings so that they
shall open outward. THE STAR has been hammer
Ing away long time upon the necessity OF this
action TO avert frightfnl acciden: In case OF nre
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We have received large consignment of LEATHER
BAGS from one Of the LARGEST manufacturers in tina
United States We wish to dispose OF the lot quickly
n possible and have the following prices on the
lot
Ic;1-Eeal Leather Bags. Nickle trimmed. outside
and inside Pocket, Too. usual price 91c.
Lot 2-Jght Alligator. Nckle trimne Bags with out
side and inside Pocket. $l.26 and Sl.48; usual
price 81. - and 81. 90
Lot ga full size Light Alligator with Nckle trim
usual price -. 90.
100 dozen Real Kid Purse; lined With chamois and
- trimmed with Ntckie, 25c.. worth SIC.
90 dozen Light Alligator Pocketbooks leather lined and
Nickle trimmed with INSIDE Pocket and patent
Clasp. $50. well worth &c.
IarUs OF Of Russia Seal and Alligator Foods Card
Cases, Poeketbook ks and Purses from 25c to So. SO
each. These goods are marked fully rs per cent
cheaper than VIZ can usually afford to sell them.
JEwELRY.
100 doxe Oxdixed Silver Spiders 70 each.
2cO dozen Rhine Stone Exrdrops, with gold plated
wires- S5c. per pair.
Real Silver Bangles, SSc. and Q9c. each.
Silyer-plated Bangles, 19c. per pair.
Ees Silver Initial Letters Tor Bags and 1ocketbookD
25c. and 29c each.
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
sonS e e. Y IsS s1s
northwest. IT
WANTED-A REGISTERED DEya CLERK. AP-
..r Ply inshmedatey to " SCALA sol East Carlo
7! Book-Mfe on the Mississippi. witty. humorous
snsh ,;l oo AGENTS wanted. HENRIK JoHNsO Z.
Apply. Appira. v. HERoLD. ss4 9th ssreet north.
west. myI2-Sts
WAETED--ALADY 4MANUENsIs. WHO WRITES
i Ssa 5 sssPssG g address in own NH
WANTED-BoYs AID GIRLS TO DO LIGHT
work after business or school hours right ones can
get n 81 81 MONTH Address GOLDEN Age City p.o
WANTED-A .CANYAssER AND ACTIVE ENER-
gstc Man. Apply ct 1904 B street southw Ct from
Wh nsadsS1 nSo dRIsI RoK swGL REooM
s s o nd 9ess Address l. coNNoR B. besysen
.ne Il 81 81 e s 1 aAsps n R HsEsS
thoroughly competent None others need apply m123ts
WANl,EEDs--.A YOUTH 70 LEARN THE, CIGAR
ss ' 9saa.ss 81
WANTED AT NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA. 100
Ht.' sass s ss: 'ti Virginia aI
WANTED-A nALF.aRoWN WHITE GIRL rs
good home 70 the ashs party. Apply At go Ssh srsst
WANTED--A CoL0RED MAN AS DRIVER AND
1ss,ixsE must good references Addis ses
WAAiNsTa1E;IDsa "a IENEReETIc LADY: FAIRLY
g caAs
WASTED-AeENTs ON FIRsT-cLAss BOOKS;
7.h street. Room 2. second door ~ " myla-st:
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss COOK AND LAUN-
Wv , dress 7, In sm. family Good wsses an ia perm.
Apply at SSOs Prospect street Georgetown. IL
WAaEsdT1EEDl,,rzLIA.DDIEs or YOUNG MEN,IN ToWN
. " s
they can easily make from 81 s. day. The work can
70 nc
So a Ss:;sn Sss %Ti,
WANTED-IN BUSINESS OFFICE. BRIGHT
active youth Of Is years Of age; must possess
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but NO @
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WANTRD-,A BOY IN THE OFFICE OF MAN
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1923 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. myi0- St
WANTED-A GOOD COOK; also GIRL FOR
nue. northwest mylO- St
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drawer rfFsls PA G?
WANTED-LADIEs IN CITY OR COUNTRY TO
NJ. DO light clean fancy work at home for our SUM
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WANTED WHITE. AND CoLoREp : COOKS.
servants At oasoe. sss st. NV C. < PRICE
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WANTED-ENPLOYMENT BUREAU-FAMILIEs
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WANTED.wHITkA AND COLoRED COOKS. GEN.
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Families fur nshed Servants with references Try "a
VIC s st NV. Licensed agency c. E. PRICE CO.
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-TWO OR THREE UNPUBLISHED
W Rooms. second door. bstween aud G and 18th
sla ION streets north vest for gentleman and wife,
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WANTED-THRER UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping. between Iath street and Con-
dress LAS nw
WANrED-TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED
Rooms on nrst or second noors Tor two gentlemen
Address CHAhLfS. Star ONCE 1t
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Star Office. - lie
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"ANTED-EvERY wHEELMAN no KNOW
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