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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28
TIMING RAILROAD TRAINS.
Warrant Issued Charging a Railroad
Engineer With Running Too Fast.

The police have entered into a determined
fight against the railroad companies to make
them comply with the laws governing their
occupation of the streets by their trains and
also As to the speed of the trains. Today q
warrant was issued against Jerry OBrien, an
engineer on the road, charging him with
running his train through the city at a rate of
speed greater than II miles an hour The war
rant will be served as soon as Mr.. O'Brien is
found and the case will probably be tried this
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28
AUCTION SALES
" ALTER B. WILLIAMS 3 CO. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or THREE TWO STORY ERIC
DEnLIINGs ON NORTH SIDE OF STREE

TRgsTkE's SALE OF THREE TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, ON NORTH SIDE OF u STREET
BET%EEN u AND 9TH sTEEEIs SOUTH:
sThEET s0gJHwssT, WITH GROUND IN
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated respectively
Ansass II tssS md April a, 1883. and recorded
Ne 1904 folio 4sS ct se Of the aaa records for the
District OF Columbia l. - surviving Trustee and
Trustee and at the request Of parties secured thereby
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTH, 1889, at
HALERSsT f1uk O'CLOCK f.W. g: toilSSins.
r,cs Of ce,m ss to Wit: Original Lots Nos md Z.
Thee house, VIA b sold sspsxstsly WITH the sseund
attached and vscant lot 66x00 fsst in rear 81 said
houses fronting the alley
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. Of which eloo %
each piece OF property must b paid Ut time Of sale
secured by pafch.sesS notss bSsring Interest from
dAy Of .Aepaysbis semi annually, and deed Of trust
70 satt.fscon Of aid Trustee each property cold
sor ~ cas4 ~ eptsu a p0Eehasar,l
Terms q sale . BE- complied within ten days from
ay i efee Iruotee reserves right % roooN % I1ok
-..4.. s"''.:'. sss4 vi W.
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The striking Italians on the new railroad
near Lima, Ohio, drove off all the other EN-
Ployes yesterday and threatened to kin them Il
they again returned to work
The annual session Of the Supreme grand
lodge Of the Order of the Daughters OF ST.
George began at knights Of Labor hail at Pitts
burg yesterday.
The house of Robert King, residing In JefFer-
son township. Pa, was burned yesterday and
drs. King persisted in the flames. She had
gone upstairs to save some articles and vss
overcome by the smoke and heat.
The Durham. Y. c., Globe learns Of the death
Of Granny Boston at Murphy, n. @. She Wa
one hundred and twenty-one years old, Q Pen
sioner and remembered the battle Of Kings
Mountain. Her corpse weighed only 30 pounds
EdmOn s. Connor the veteran tragedian, il
to be konored by . banquet in Philadslphia On
bis eightisth birthday, september g.
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To Help Their Fellow Craftsmen

L. A. No. 2Ss9, composed of journeymen
bakers in this city, at special meeting today
took measures to support their fellow-crafts-
men in New York who are on q lockout due to
efforts, II is claimed, on the part of certain en-
ployers there to form a combination to break
up the jOurneymen bakers union The assem-.
bly, here will appeal to the public to use only
the yeast and bread made by houses employing
union men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28
Blindness In England.

<rcE the London lines
The number of the blind In the united king
dom according to the last census was 81. 2s6,
being at the rate of $40 blind persons per million
OF the general population compared with $50
In ls1l, S64 in 1861, and l,02I in 1851 The de-
crease in blindness would thus appear to be
gradual but steady, even allowing for the fact
t4&t many who nave very defective sight and
are practically blind object to return themselves
Is such. The number of those Of school age in
England and Wales is LILO. or one thirteenth,
a surprisingly small proportion, which points
10 the fact, well known TO specialists, that
blindness, as a rule, supervenes in later life
the average age OF the blind being forty-pine'
Their general condition has been much i'm
proved OF late years, owing TO the prevalence
OF more enlightened notions and the increase
OF special institutions. But the commissioners
remark that, in spite of the large charitable
funds and philanthropic efforts devoted to their
welfare, they feel convinced much may be done
to better the condition OF the blind and render
them more independent of charitable aid than
81 present
Accidents from hying pieces Of stone or chins
Of metal are accountable for So per cent of in
JurIes % the eye, and in the case of 4 to AZ per
cent OF such accidents the sympathetic milan
nation OF the remaining eye, which SO often
sets IN leads to total blindness. Shuttle acci-
dents. formerly very frequent, were diminished
b. the introduction of shuttle guards, aud the
number OF cases az the royal eye hospital,
Manchester, decreased from tventy-one in 1884
10 nine IN lss5. Strong protective glasses Of
tale or mica or fine wire goggles are a valuable
safeguard against. such caIamities, and early
surgical treatment Is of high importance
Granular ophthalmia in badly ventilated and
b1dly-hghtsd dwellings is another cause, but
with proper sanitary precautions this is pre-
yentable, and during the recent occupation of
Egypt no loss Of sight from opthalmia occurred
among our troops, owing TO the excellent care
exercised by the medical staff.
one OF the most fruitful causes Of blindness
u the Inflammation Of the eyes of newly
born infants, and the archaeological society
estimated That 30 Fer cent of the inmates Of
Institutions and : 900 persons in the united
kingdom had lost their sight from that cause.
Various specifics are mentioned by the commits
sioners, but they all appear to depend chiefly
Tor their success on prompt application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28

Go on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING to
Marshall Hall excursion. See advertisement
Adut
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Lon REM
Il 0l2 + 81. n.w....S1
2Ul N.Cxpitol Vt. l6r. !
sc 9TH 81. NV, Dor. . &. I
80 | 81. NV, lSr.
l34l L st.n.w., lUf. 20.
1917 X Sc. NV, llr.7U
lSg2 NJ st. NV. llr.
800 Mass.aye. n.w.,l2r.
1874 y II. W.. Sr.
63l ID st. n. W. l6r.....
1909 q st. n W, Or.
1929 I'D IT. n W. ~ >.
l4l0N ST, NV, Tor. 80.
13l1 18th st. NV. Or. ID.
l102 Il st. u. W.. llr. b..
lob 18th ST., Sr.....50
2s Grant I'll. n.w- Sr. =.
500 Ind. sv. n. l6r. .
1913 18th NV, l3r. As,
l2l5 q NV. 11r....4b,
ll02 n. H. av., Sr. Al.
Az q 81. NV, l0r.....
2106x II st. NV. or.
PIG q st. NV, 13r. 40.
1880 18th q; NV. or. 40.
2l0 ID ct. s.e., l2r.....
lo01 X 81. n. W, Sr.....
1913 10th n. W., Or. 81
TO c st. Sc, Tor. .35.
204 d 81. NV, Tor .....
Gl5 2lst Il. NV, r..
7l2 n II. NV. l0r....
1927 WallEch St. Or. 80.
ll16 9Th st. n W, 9r.30.
1928 s st. Nv. Or. =. 30.
1904 18th st. II. ". sr30.
1883 . 81. n. W., Or. 80.
1924 L st. NV, Or. .....
l43C s st. NV, tn.
232S q st. NV. l0r.....
203o 18th u. W. Tt.
1890 ! 4th st NV. 7r. :.
3lS y st.n.e..6r. ......21.
1924 9th st. n. W., 1927.
1888 18th NV. 6r. 20.
2S20 n 81. NV, r...25.'
au24 b. II. WA
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FOR lighthouses.


Lon REsTE;oo Go s sRooM HOUSE.
l4l5 Columbia q. BET and P. sth and 10th SITS NV
EoR RENT-29l5 sT. NV, NEARLY NEW
sricx rooms; late improvements s25 Inquire
FOE RENT-s25-42e BOUNDARY ST; NV.
Inquire At 40 Boundary St n00sfn mpi sass
NOR RENT-3sToRY BRICK; HALL, WATER
4 ana Fns LO9 X. i. ave-; rent $50 per month.
Apply ~ liO6 81. nv. Key at drug store cor r. l.
ave. and 9TH st. Also lo-room house. su2S-3t'
EOR RENT-PhEss-BR BRICK sEvEN-ROoM AND
car Lines and departments; large; only egg SO.
ALLEN 4 Hill. 5l3 9th st. NV. iu2s-3t'
LrOR RBNT-sMALL HOUSE MAR DUPONT CIR
once. au.s.s;.
ahHsIse,Get s tsS !. It; nor ls. nP1 s4'
1900 st, Tor, mi sol house. Tor, 80
au2S-3t /. ". GRAHAM. 6Gs I4th 81
TOR RENT--22 GRANT PLACE. IL ROOMS AND
bath 81 MI unfurnshed. sT5: furnished, 100;
~. a.. PLANT TURPIN, Safe DEPOSIT Co,
kfOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 7TH ST. Sc,
GEO. I: HARRIN, 3le Pa. ave. Sc au2S-3i.
TOR RENT-2So5 Q ST. NV, VERY DEsIRA-
pc broom House lnost delightfully."- located, per-
iecty dry all modern improvements. and in excellent
oraer SSo per month. Apply nj So4o Dumb~rton
EOR PENTHOUSE NO. 1924 o STREET NV,
u two stories, rooms, all modern improvements.
au2s-3t' OWNER, lB45 18th If, NV
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTEDnIHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
w Lease Winter Hotel of not less than fifty sleep
ing rooms city or country; do not want .al the
year-around" house. Address E v 1NGHAM. Eagles
Mere. Pa au21 -6t
WANTED-A HOUSE IN GOOD LOCATION FOR
w an immediate customer. Price $15 600 to
$4,000 Must have it soon. HEBRON RAMEY,
loO7Fst au24-6t
WANTED-HOUSEs TO REMIT CAN FURNISH
w No. Tenants for large number of houses at
once; II your houses are vacant l rent them for
you without delay; prompt settlements and careful
sttent ton guaranteed: rent collections a specially
CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL, Attorney at Law,
au23-1m 1908 Fst.nw.
WANTED-IF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN
w finding good tenant for your houses bring them
70 us as we have large demand for houses OF kinds
HERkON RAMEY, 1907 st. NV aul7-lm
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
w our Office with an experience Of nearly IL years.
Is giving to its Rental Department has enabled
keep our houses well tenanted and has left with
houses to offer for rent.
Residents or non-residenss having Furnished or
Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have
special attention to their interests by placing them in
our bands JOHN SIBERIAN 4 co,
su3-3m l407 at. NV.
WANTED HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR
w Houses by good tenants: owners having houses
for rent are solicited to place them In my list prompt
returns; GEO. w. L1NKlNS. 18th and II SITS.
1y30-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28
THE ROMANCE OF JIMMIE's NINE.
Jennie Might Have Had the Bonanza,
but She Spoiled Her Chances.

From the Denver Republican
mo, it isn't much Of a story, but I'll tell IL
II you don't use my name"
So spoke miner Just from the east, though
better known in the San Juan. He is bronzed
and about forty. There are wrinkles in his
face and spots on the palms Of his hands a.
hard as the sole Of boot.
About year ago Twas out prospecting over
in the southwestern part Of the state. One
day, when walking just ahead of my partner,
fell down an old shaft, about 20 feet, guess.
1t wasn't much Of a fall and got off lucky.
But didn't like the place and wanted to get
out, so yelled to Bob to let down a rope and
he done it. By this time could see little,
and, by gosh, there was a skeleton in one cor
ner. II had been there good while. I saw
that 1t had broken leg and had rolled up its
pants as il to doctor itself and never rolled
them down again. It's clothes wasn't much good,
but went through them and took out some
letters. The directions on the letters couldn't
be read, but the contents were intact. Some
were TO Dear Jimmie and signed Jennie
got Interested in Jimmie and Jennie, and seized
II up this way: Here's Jimmie come west to
make raise, here's Jennie stayed to home to
wait till he makes it. Here's Jimmie dead in a
hole just as he had made the raise and here's
Jennie wondering why Jimmie didn't drop her
line. by gosh. That's the way sized il mn.
and says to Bob after he had pulled me out
and we had looked over the letters: Bob
says l, that's dsrned hard luck for Jennie
and put the letters in my pocket
when got time went through the whole
batch. There was a picture OF Jennie. Say,
boy! Well, lost my head. made MP my
mind that instid Of writin' I'd 90 back and Just
break the news myself and tell her Jimmie had
left her mine. She was handsome as any
flower that ever bloomed. And-well, went
back. l expected that Jennie would cry and
there d be scene and she'd flop into m y arms,
falntlike, and all that. She looked SO gentle,
too, with lip all a-quiverin' in the picture,
and big eyes with tears Like little lakes.
Did she fop2 Not much. went back to
that pesky little town in Illinois and hunted
her up. Jennie, says tender, Jimmie's gone
over the range
% Whats thatT says she.
"'Jimmie's gone over the range PLAYED out
dead he's a skeleton. by goshp
Dead, ehT says she. Well, that's too bad.
l liked Jim, but he quit writin', and SO l mar
ried about year and half ago. Desdl I'll
go tell NAV. She'll be awful put out
well. left. I'm here, and when the effets
east catches me again it's a dandy"
And what do you expect to do?"
DO! III go jump Jimmie's mine, by eoshr'
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

Tor kENT--oNE 4-Ro0M FLAT WITH BATH
Il Room and modern improvements. No. pig Pa.
ave. sc. Rent 81 per month.
One 9-Room House with all modern improvements
N Ma l524 oth ST. NV. Rent $50 Der month Inquire
4Oo stn NV aucO-St
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WANTED-HEIP

g s5f Sss s9 q n sEsEh A5p .9gsF
Pennsylvania ave. NV IT.
WANIED-w9MAN,, Foa GENERAL HOUSE:
and good wages Miss Hemstreet cor. wyoming, and
S.I.r s0w.r 3. ooinmSl. 9osd 0e'0n0
WANTRD--A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
dren h9 Ss Wo5a n family Of two adults and two ff
w Wagon. Apply at LOG Canal st. aw. au2s- 81.
WANTED-A GOOD OYSTER sHgcKER AT
1t Cor Sd and Pa. ave.
WANTED.wOMENC COOKS, e10 TO $40; CHAM
w bermaids, Nurses and Laundresses. in city or
sHai Ss' III k'ga JIG f1.a
WANTED-eO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w Eousema;d.. Waitress. Nurses, 1aundrsss Coach;
7th st. NV Also European steamship agent. au2s-4t
WA4NS1TTTE koC 1922 4s sTkoss WHITE 92Y
fS GD2E s.v sET TTfI
AIRY :s 1893 5sss;.oa place. BET iss5 nd
WANTED-TMMEDfATEI CoLoRED
w Man who th9rgnshly understands Waiting on
pss 1ss
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO WRITE
ssss Be- sf
WASNTED..A. GIRL FOR aLSSE NERAL HOUSE
Apply in store 100 st. NV IT.
WANTEp-AN E4PERIkYcEP sAl.EsLADY
o 81 Ry Of
w stable. foot ., IN st. sw W. AA' suss-st. 81
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO dENHRAL
Must Be c SiaH NV
WANTED-cARPENTEEs, 8 FIRST CLASS MEN;
300 9TH st. n. ": T: McCARTNEY. 1t.
WASS5T1Edpsa,AA GOOD BARBER INQUIRE At
WANTtD-A HELPER IN A CANDY FACTORY:
w one who understands something about the bust
ness. Apply 40 7th ST. confectionery. au2S-3t.
WANTED-A FIRsT-CI.Ass COOK; MUST UN-
hscass Apply iS4i Rhode is f ave
WANTEp-FoUR BENCH HANDS AND ONE
Call at LUMBER YARD LIST and Ind. ave. W. au2s-3t
WANTED 1 -FOUR coop CARPENTERS. AP-
WANTTED.A YOUTH ls TO Is YEARS OF AGE
dress CHAs ADAMS, 1929 10th St NV su3s-4t
1ST I. ss1 TO- ASSIST
erences required IT.
WANTED-UNMARRIED. MAN TO COLLECT
w and Assist ct Books and in store; cannot pay
hS Sss Of GS bond and
a. 4. a6h sha oF5E h9fE X2nAS
st. NV. au27.5t.
WANTED-AT ONCE. COMPETENT COOK WHO
Apply 1913 81. '''' " " - -'''' a au aS st
WANTED :, DUNDoRE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
D,, S and states with references III St
WANTED-A COMPETENT COLORED COOK
and General House Worker in q small family to go
to another e. ne,y: city references required wages 2
81. H. oT-3t
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN 70 COOK, IRON
rood aaa assist ADDS Ne House Work no
WANTED-4 OR 8 GALVANIZED IRON COR
.ussss IL 70 4! s TRO MEAS :
WANTED--A MIDDDE-AGED LADY, WITH
", highest references, as Companion for an Elderly
Lady good home for the proper party Address Sc
WANTED-MAN AND wIFE-MAN TO DRIVE
do aensr 'hs r e cook and
references, Box 76, Star Office. au26-3t'
w our sales size 2sIisxis inches: weight 500 lbs.
safes meet demand never before supplied by other
ie 'off SAFE % as
WANTED :; FARM HANDS; MEN WITH FAMI-
lies Apply to THoS' be s3 Estiie sr6 SSo
su2s-1w' 9:s7 st. NV.
WANTED-W0RKING WOMEN, GIRLS. LADS
horses at once Appcations Tor Seyernmet Sositons
prepared cfrf 'ItSTEELiaENoE oTFIcEp 'Sl III
WAIVED QUICK = FIVE WHITE WOMEN
w Cooks Office Boy with talent for drawingJ;
Hep Tor spS
9thn.w au24-6ts
WANTED-CoLORED RAILROAD HANDS TO
from sstmore to work furnished on apreson tn
Hoy yA Z PEDDiCoRD. 10 North St, baltimore.
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SECOND PERSONALLY CoSpucrpn Tor, M
NIAGARA FALLS VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAN
RoAD--The second tour Of the season to Niagara
Falls and Watkins Glen, announced by the
Pennsylvania railroad to leave Baltimore and
Potomac station tomorrow the 29th instant
at 710 a. M, promises to be q most attractive
trip. Tickets only s10 for the round trip. Stop
of at Watkins Glen will be allowed in either
direction. Through passenger and parlor cars
viii be attached to train. Tickets now on tale.
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p 7l6 Est. s.w., sr..s25.42
- las Pierce pl., 7r. 25. 40
oO.206 Arthur pl., 7r...25. 40
% oO1 18th st. Sc, S.37
30 3l7 French St. Or. -. IS
40 1872 18th st. NV, 7r.25.50
% CO. o ct. NV, Tor. .25. SO
20 q ! 4 Cd 1t. u e, Or. So. % ~
so 1913 Pierce pi., Or. rs. IS
% 4o.l y 81. NV. Or. "a. 35
% IOI 9Th 81. me-, Sr....25
Do 1913 NJ. ave. 6r.......2b
30 l43l 18th 81. NV, or. %
% 4o4 O st NV. Or. ......25
% l: V 81. NV, 1r......1J
81 $50 Z st. Sc, Or. ........23
30 3uzs L 81. NV, sr. ~. 30
20 1890 9th ct. NV, ar. %. s.
10 IL Z st. me-, sr..-222.5O
30 JOG c ct. ne, Or. -. 20. so
oullU2l n. Gap. st, or. .20.50
- s. n ST. n G., 6r....,.2Q.50
45ll6l9 9th 81. NV. Or. 90 rs
30 1881 y. Cap. ST., Or. 1880
- IT'S Nd. ave, Or. =. 1890
40 3 u st. ne. Gr.....lS.40
" l23 y st. ne, Or. 1881
% g23 vst. NV, 6r......l6
A. % l. 81. n. w. Or. ....l5. 80
- 1850 II ST. ne. !, 6r.....l3
% ia 18th NV. 5r-...l2.s0
s. 1917 Nf st. NV, 4r.12.30
oO 1857 M. ave-. ~. ..ll.30
5ol7 Fenton III n. i o. 80
40 l23S 2bth 81. n. w, TT. 10
~ 324 Wilson ST., 5r.......l0
81 2o6e 9TH st. n. W, Ar. IS
50 1900 Sd ST. s.w.. 4r....S
50 1880 10TH st. NV, 3r.
80 STORES.
~ 320 Pa. ave. n.w........65
y 14O7 l4th st. n.w......4O
pol2U05 18th -t. NV, ar. 40
50 n. l. COR. 9th q I n. W. Or. 30
70 GIG 21st nw.........10.30
RNER 4 CO, Ole FH.n.v
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w ANTED-ROOMS


WANTED-FROM OCTOBER TWO FURNISHED
w Rooms with Board for three adults and one child
q years west Of St. and north Of G. State terms
Address T. K, star Office. au2S-3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 2 OR
w Partly Furnished Rooms for light housekeeping
IN private family within ten minutes walk OF Metro
politan Hotel AddressR ", Star otice. au2S-2t'
WANTED :. THREE OR FOUR .UNFURNIsHED
w Rooms in the Northwestern Light Housekeeping
6est Of references given and required Address c. O.
c., Star Office stating terms au27-3ts
WANTED - THREE LARGE UNFUaNIsHED
w Rooms With Board IN private Family in north:
west between 10Th and 18th and II and sts.; would
like to mako an arrangement by the year. Address,
giving location, Box b, Star Office au27-3t
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, TWO
w Rooms. furnished. for light Housekeeping, in
southeast Washington. Address Box IL, Star office.
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, ROOM WITH
w out Board in Private Family; north Of II and
west Of 10Th St Address T., Star Office. au27-2ta
WANTED-BY SEPTEMBER /, THREE UNFUK.
W nished Rooms; small family; rent reasonabl
Aoufess d n, star once. au26-3ts
WANTED-PLEASANT ROOM OR ROOMS AND
w good Board for gentleman, wife aud child in
private family where there are no other children: :
sltuntion not far from 9TH ct. NV. Address Boz 8
otar oilce. au23-5ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LNOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF FIFTY
acres, opposite University. ct Brooks station Met
Branch Il L. suitable for subdivision rare chance
for tnyest,nsnt REDFORD W. WALKER, lOOo T.
susso-lw
L,OR sALE-sOUTH BROOKLAND BEAU1T.
July situated about one mile north Of city near
University and the electric cars; trains each
way daily from south Brookland station; streets 80
CITY, Lots for sale s from three to csnts per foot
70 kEDFOkD ". WALKER, 1006 y Ct NV, or MI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w AIN L Lb-S1l ~ "a L 1ONO.
XNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w Woman-a situation cook in . drst-class pri-
vate family. Please call at 635 ST. se. well recon-
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERs-PosTTIo
w for Cooks Chambermai waitress. Laundress and
Eu SAINT SsP ssS
M ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, el0 70
city and country. DICKS, 6i3 7th NV. .u2s-4t
WANTED by A EUROPEAN COMPETENT
w Dressmaker. good filter and draper, o few En-
easements in Private Families So. SO day perma-
nent $50 month. DressInsking taken in the
Call or address 6ol stn.w. IT.
WANTEp.BY. WHITE WOMAN A sITUA-
w ton - Wet Nurss Apply TO e2l New Jersey ave.
NV. IT.
WANTED - By RESPECTABLE COLORED
w Woman. Situation to Cook, Wash and Iron for
southwest corner LIST and SITS. IL
w Can do all kinds viii furnish machine And work
office. au27-a.'
ANTED-BY TAILORESs. ENGAGEMENTS IN
w Families during dull season; Coats, Wraps Rid
ing Haoits any Tailor made Garments good At and
nnisb g9sranteed city reference; price e. 90 day
WANTED-HOUsEKEEPE "ATTENTIONp-
w send US your orders for useWorEers charge.
furnished and unfurnished. iii q Ct n w. au24- ST:
WANTED-sITUATIoN FOR COOKS. HOUSE
Mr;s WORKERS, WATERS HousskeeYer- Drivers Nurses
Eaies Hotels and Restaurants, Cities and Country.
BuRNHAM'S 80 9th st. NV. au24-6t'
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WOOD AND COAL

I,OkhAST DODGE
II ooAI. COKE AND WOOD OF ALI uNpA
FAMILY GOAL A SPECIALITY
Dest quality Georges Cresk cmhsrannd Cod fog
steam purposes.
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l413 10th st. j Or mi 55 9oO6 18Th ST Or - 90 40
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23o5 Paav. / Or. mi so so 1918 2Sth at l0r... 10
Eur, 2027 ST., r.. so 23oS- 10 G 81, 6r lis 40
1921 Pa. ave, 40 so $3.50 Cleveland tjrs z so
212o St. 9r., m. l. 40. 80 600 ord ST. 5r ) 40
l146 81 ST., 12r, IN 4, 40 80 l2O5 l. 81 lr -. Il 40
2121-29 K 8, yr.n.i 81 80 3}l Ma ave or IL 30
l143 2lst St l.r... 30 so ,3l (! {; at 5r / 4 10
3012 Dunbarton. Or 35 so Canal road Or : SO
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go gid st.. 6r. m. i.25 30 SfAI,i II
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32:I2 Water st.........25 SToRFS
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6l5 23d ST., 1r........2. SO 1 40 Pa syc 40 SO
$50 Mass. av., 6r.22 50 / 1ls Penna ave - 10
1924 10th, % 80 2tjl7 AZ fra and str "a
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TtOR RENT-HoUSE WITH STORE, COR OH
ana l. SITS a. IL good repair suitable tor drug
store VI any kind Of business Apply TO ". c. JOHN
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
LOR Saloon MET. BR- b. o., BUILDING
- Lots. Cottages and Country Homes; grass. grain,
did TIMBER lands. COOKE d. LUCKETT. 933 Ct
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IF YOU WANT TO SPECULATE IN sTocKs
Il Grain or OIL on per cent more Margin, Write
or Gall on the NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE. sI2
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Il HAVE $4,000 TO LOAN FOR ., B. OR 8 YEARS
st cent irst-c.Ass Real Estate IN the city;
must be worth not less than $4,000 Address Box
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MONEY TO LOAN II SUMS TO SUIT on REAL
u Estate. Lowest rates Of interest and sson.
JOHN 4. CUlLINANE& CO, COS st. NV. su24-6t
MONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT on APP
WI proved Real Estate Security Large amOunt "a q
specially. TlLLk & RU1 HEREFORD,
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