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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-14
vINTON.
MARK.

Miss Lou Howard left yesterday for a
visit to friends in and near Bedford
City. She will be absent about two
weeks.
Mayor w. A. Pedigo, who has been in
Patrick on business, returned to Vinton
Friday evening.
w. P. Gum, of Radford, is in town.
Mrs. Phillip Ferebaugh and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs Charles Ferebaugh, and
two children, of Fincastlc, are the guests
of Mrs. M. j. Rieley, on Washington
street.
Mrs. War and Miss Correll, of Mont
gomery, are visiting the family of J. L.
Correll ION Jackson street.
Miss Lucy Hunter, who has been to
see friends in Salem, returned home
yesterday.
George S. Jack and Robert Jack are
rusticating in the mountains of Floyd
for their health, which has been poor
all the summer.
Frank Kasey is in the "free State" Of
Ballahack.
William S. Pollard, Alonzo Tayloe
and Leonard Patterson left yesterday
morning for Bedford City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Kasey, who have
been on visit to friends at Cave
Springs, returned home yesterday.
Frank A. Gish and Earle Goggin are
in Bedford City enjoying the society OF
the winsome lassies of that burg.
j. G. Saunders is visiting his son, ]
E Saunders, the Lee street merchant.
To-day the usual services will take
place at the churches.
Misc Sal1ia Jooau 10 hocl, ,r,;, &c.,
weeks visit to frien ds near Cave
Springs.
j. c. Lemon, whose illness was re.
corded.in these columns some weeks
ago, was we'll enough to ride twelve
miles in buggy over the mountains to
his fathers home, at Botetourt, on Fri
day. He will be gone a week.
Lumber for the new Methodist par
sonage is being delivered, and work on
the building will commence in a few
days.
R. ii. and Mrs. Cartwright visited
Mill Mountain Friday, returning home
after enjoying an elegant supper served
by the prince of caterers, e. A. Lewis.
Henry Thompson. WIZ was struck on
the head several days ago by George
Smith. was resting comfortably yes
ecluay anu ~ 10 IuOuBHG NJ Will recover
from the injuries in short while.
Smith has skipped.
R. M. Jones left yesterday for Bote-
tourt He will be accompanied by his
cousin, Miss Ada Blackwell.
The condition of Ounce and Mary
Wright was more hopeful yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Look and their
four children, of Botetourt county, are
visiting the family OF j. j. M Gilbert,
corner Of Lee and Walker streets.
A COW taken up for running at largo
at night was sold at auction yesterday
afternoon, after having been kept in the
pen for several weeks and advertis ed.
The COW brought S11.25.
Benjamin McCulloch, from near
Salem, was in town Yesterday.
Work on the new Presbyterian Church
is progressing rapidly.
Patrick Simmons, OF Chamblissburg
was in town Yesterday looking after his
business interests here.
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AUGUST 5,1892

Dwelling on Campbell avenue, five
rooms, lot 50x15O feet. SO, OOo $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
Beautiful corner lot in the West End,
100x150 feet, best location. $4,000.
Dwelling. 0 rooms, in good location,
very convenient for Roanoke Machine
Shop men, S2,700; 5000 cash, balance S25
per month.
Belmont lots, 4Ox13O feet. 5000; one
third cash, balance one and two years.
Dwelling in southwest part of the
town, all improvements. So, 600; 5000
cash, balance $25 per month.
We have special bargain in a 50x15O
loot lot in the southern part of the city.
New dwelling in the West End, 8
rooms, bath room, hot and cold water.
price S2,700; small cash payment and
easy monthly payments.
Beautiful residence lot in West End,
50x15O feet, S525.
Special bargains in lots for railroad
men.
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WORK OF AN INCENDIARY.

The Dwelling House of Thos. Penn De-
stroYed This Morning.
The fire alarm sounded again this
morning About two o'clock the house
owned and occupied by Thomas Penn,
on Sixth and Gainsborough avenue, was
almost entirely destroyed.
The fire originated in the basement of
the house and was evidently the work Of
an incendiary. Nearly all the furniture
was removed but was considerably dam
aged.
The house was insured in two compa-
mics, one for 81, 600 and the other for
5000. The loss is estimated at S3, 1000.
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THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN.

Under the old regime it was the fash
familiarized and unfit tied women for the
practical duties Of life-an idea which
could only have had its origin in an ig-
norance as dense and profound as that
which led Goldsmith's Dutch doctor,
who had received his cap and gown with
out knowledge of Latin or Greek, to
declare that, therefore, there was no
good in them.
Happily, that idea has been long since
exploded. and our thinking people are
now agreed not only that woman's ma
tive capabilities are quite equal to
mans, but that higher education, other
things being equal, makes OF her bet
ter wife and mother, and qualities her
for the more efficient discharge Of those
duties which are peculiar to her sex and
sphere. If this proposition is true, It is
but natural for us to expect to find
among the women of this country many
exponents of this higher education. Is
such the case?
There is no doubt but that for imper-
fectly educating man American col
1eges are pre-eminent, yet the hasty,
desultory, unmethodical training that
the boy receives during the few months
OF his college sojourn is perfection itself
when compared to the mental training
of his sister in the fashionable female
seminary. She is rushed hastily through
the dead and modern languages, hating
at Caesars bridge, which she is seldom
ever able to CROSS, learns imperiectly
little French and less and worse Ger
man, gallops through the Zodiac at
phaeton speed, finishing astronomy in
six weeks. sounds the depths of mathe.
mates in year or two, gains sufficient
proficiency in music to make night
hideous by drumming away on guitar
or piano, OF the uses of which she is
profoundly ignorant, and is then, after
nonsensicai career as parlor boarder,
ticketed with q diploma and turned
aloose to depredate upon society at
large.
Let us stop these pernicious methods
OF so-called education and learn our
girls at least few things we'll. She
deserves just as much consideration as
the boys, considered from an educa-
tional standpoint, and if the day ever
arrives when she will receive really
an education the fruit thereof will not
long remain in obscurity.
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WITH a capital stock of $50. 600 and an
experience of twelve years in tho piano
and organ business, enable the Hobbie
Music Company to cffer Inducements to
purchasers which they cannot get from
small dealers. They handle the stand
ard instruments Of the world.
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"AIost Wise Judge"
Peters burg 1ndex-Appcal.

ctcTt BHTB IHueA -AppcHI.
The st. Louis Judge who committed
sui,ido rather than to kill an editor
showed commendable discrimination.
Judges are as plentiful as black berries
in June, but good editors are scarce, be-
sides being things of beauty and joy
forever
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A Walking Arsenal.

Clarence Lavender was arrested last
night by Officers Peck and Moss, on a
warrant sworn out by Ida Burnett,
charging him with beating her over the
head with a revolver. A knife, pistol,
black jack, dirk and about fifty cart.
ridges were found on his person.
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Meeting for Mon,

This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, meet.
ing for mon only will be held in the Y.
NJ. c. a. Hall. "Too Late" Jeremiah,
$50; Matthew, 25:l0.l3. All men,
strangers especially, are cordially in.
vited to be present.
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Sacred Concert.

CRYSTAL SPRING PARK, Sunday, Aug.
IA, 1892. The following prog :amme
will be rendered by the Roanoke Mac.
chino Works Band at Crystal Spring
Park this afternoon at o'clock.
"sacred March. ..... ..... Warren
Overture, martha. ................
20 Salutarls". Observation-Disclosures, RousscIl
Selection, al 1rovatore".
Siaionct ooIO Thornton
Mr.. Charles Stiles.
Selection, "Thc British Knight. Herman
March, ''Dc Molay Commander, '............ Ia
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a RaiIroad Arent KiIIed.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 13.-[Special]-
j. Il. Jones. railroad agent at Pendle-
ton station, Louisa county. on the Ches.
apeako and Ohio railroad, was run over
and killed at that point to day, by an
express train.
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An Eloven Pound Girl.

T. N. Rcnsch. OF 9o5 Sixth avenue 8. G., wears
broad and expansive smile. II Is girl and
weighs eleven pounds. Mother and child are do.
ing WELL
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
- District Of Columbis. Washington, Nov g. 1897.
TO Al Whom i May Concern-ft having been repre-
sented to the Commissioners Of the District Of Co
lumba thst the following works are necessary
at No Sso approved Ausnst 8. 1890, and requests
compulsory permit system. haif the cost to be
sessed against AUDITING property the
hereby give notice that they viii receive obections
O'CLOCK Il NoyEMBER TWELFTH: Isea Said d
objections should be submitted in writing. Paving
alleys Square go all alleys north half Of square
square 722 all alleys in square Sidewalks paved or
s s rs, st. NV north side from 7th ST. TO No
tween and sss 2ai st NV. west side, Massa-
Rhode . island aye to St LIST north side. sth
Dr9it Psrk Elm St south eide from Harewood ave-
S side; Bsdens6urE road west side Ct to NJ
lowing sts Along Bunker Hill road from end Of
thence along north side Of Bunker hin road Queen
asiSS's along 12th St east side from Empori. st;
lace St east SIDE from Bunker Hill road to Hartford
t. along Queen ST., from Hartford ST. to Frankfort
thence on Frank one block eastward along north
side Of Bunker Hill road from railroad crossing ION
east side Of railroadl TO Provide nee St J. w. DOUG
LASS. J. ". ROSS. W. I. ROSSELI. Commits
sfoners, d. O. no35t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALE.HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM OF on
acres; good buildings; situated midway between
hs1snSria and Mt xern9n electric railway passes
view on the Potomac. For full particulars address
n3~3t' ~ " " "
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR DESIRABLE
.9t IN Northeast Washington, six beautiful lots,
road to Baltimore; ID miles out; fare per quarter
n3-3ts " " ' 49, ~
EoR SALE-A FINE SELECTION OF ONE HUN
4 dred farms near Washington. suitable for dairy,
gardening or stock raising also farms on the Poto.
mac river some a. low as six dollars per acre Send
t3r new and additional list with map Of the suburbs
OF Washington Don't purchase until ron see nv list
JAMES Il CLEMENTS.
n3lm 1921 ct. n. W.
NEW JERSEY FARMs-a75 CLEAR-IO-ACRE
,1 farm near atlantic CITY, fronts on ave best
thrse fsilroads J; communication fare 70 Phfladelphia
zS. schools. churches. stores, &c, $50 for 5
acres; cash or insta mentsL Dr.. 0EHRtN0, 05S
EoR sALE-S50 ACREs-ROLLiNa, FENCED
y and N timothy handsome improvementa; mile
". W B.. = and Q. R. r. l2 from Waehington; yari-
Gus usctsi from ten ecso up. 3. v. HALL. Ito 81.
raul 81. balto INST
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PROPOSALS.

pRorosALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Sealed Proposals Tor supplies Tor
The navy yard id; wsshinston G. to Be opened No.
nppe' and n sssSuTs IVY %srhinS
VENEER TwENTY.SECoND. 1892. and publicly
opened immediatey thereafter to furnish the navy
yard. Washington, d. O.. qusniity OF tools iron
orgings steel castings lumber roofing siates paints
lard oil coal oil. rore light hardware. nre hose.
tiee, must conform to the navy standard and the
nshed upon application to the navy yard. Washing
ton d. G.. or to the bureau. The attention Of manu-
things being equal decided by lot The department
reserves the right to waive defects reject any or
all bids not deemed advantageous to the government
EDWIN STEWART. Paymaster General, U. S. n
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PROPOSALS FOR CAsT-IRoN DOOR AND WIN
L dow Frames and Washbosrds. Once Of Building
for Library Of C3ngrsss la5 East Capitol St. Wash
for furnishing delivering and putting in place com-
pete the castron frames. casass and trimmings for
the nrst second and attic stories Of the building for
at this once until fWo 81 o 0 ssc Ts
DAY. THE TwENTY-SrxTH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1892 and opened Immediately thereafter in preeence
Of bidders. Specifications. general instructions and
conditions and blank forms of proposal may be OBJ
GREEN. Superintendent and Engineer.
oc2Q. 3lno2, A. 3k2S
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LOST AND FOUND.

(tAU1ION-ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
Y s<ainst buying an English setter dog Uemale);
white with black spots and tan marks around eyes
end on heeks stolen last night 70 name OF
Foss B. Reward for return to JOHN d. HYEk. l4l2
EOUND-IN A METROPOLITAN HORSE CARA
l. ladys umbrella. Owner can recover the same by
calling At 70 st. n and paying for this advertise
ment- IT.
turned to Grant place. 1t
I OsT-CHAIN BRACELET. WITH SAFETY
~ chain and ball attachment, about 4 pm. on
Wednesday bet. the treasury and rslsis Roysl LIB
erAl reward for its return to O.. Room 20. Treas
ury n32ts
OST = PUG DOG; MEDIUM SIZE; WELL
~ married; owners name on collar suitable reward
" returned to lsl2 IT. NV. 1885,
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ANY TINE roy Want ANYTHING PRINTED
6 ~ ard Fl $3.50 gskY come 10 TIE Law he
PRINTIN0-ENahAvIN0 Noted Tor ZINE WOfT
Y. W. MOORE. Manages. mild
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

E~oR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
e few more very desirable new homes at Lakeland
one 81 600 cottage. containing 4 rooms. slo cash
one q. 500 cottage. containing rooms els cash
I've e. 200 COTTAGES. containing rooms SEQ cash
Three q. 500 cottages. containing TO rooms s25
one g. 900 eot.sse. containing rooms. $50 cash
Two "a 800 oottases containing to 10 rooms. cas-
tom hey Su have "s Pumps
oaieyildissA &c; and some q them have s.abiss
contain fE9m 10 900 70 Is. 900 fees Of ground. in
S mile. s on &.
branch Of me B. and o. r.iroad also Oh he line Of
ss ;pd LAKE, rsa to a
;SsA9Ol. ehurch.s, g: conmut.tisn tickets %
SrT n Sss.fs. sss I'm (
LIoR RENT-NINE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE;
sonse 1d one are II sl3 so
EoR sALE-TwO HUNDRED SEPARATE PIECES
S q land i1prGvsd and unmproysd near the city
20 ss .soand ID hs city before ycn
take persons to view properly re q eRsTTs%
EoR RENT-HYATTsvILLE, MD, TwO-sToRY,
r0'Ha' lot aon1So 10 eieS rep. s,Si Sess sta
''G ns-4. WALTERS iho isas FL.
EoR HEIGHTS. AT STATION
l. b. and o. r. R., very desirable Sroorn cottage;
also very desirable 4roo cottage. Inquire at P. o.
LtoR sALE-l23 ACRES GOOD LAND ON PO-
L tomsc IN SIGHT of Washington and Alexandria;
stx miles below latter place part Of original Mount
srnos s,es I'D egiid Mn fncns r.sr and
sadrs.. s T. sSowpES br.wsr$. Aia1sndris. 's va
oclp-3w'
COR sI.E-BARaAINs IN HYATTsvILLE-IN
Il This des,sble suburb; within miles Of
have . number Of attractive houses. from 9 to 10
rooms at price, from 81 500 up. easiest terms;
also choice building lots small monthly payments.
glad % show this property. DUCkETF FORD.
EOR RKNT-"OAK GROVE VILLA" NEW
i seven-roon cottase. two acres; within 2H miles
this city high. healthy new stable; splendid well;
fuel free. ga psr month. r. A. PHILLIPS SON.
nl-r 1922 n. Y. ave.
EoR RENT-TwELvE-RooM HOUSE. LARGE
With steam boilers engine and machinery; suitable
FOR butcher or manufacturing PURPOSES two acres Of
rround attached water andE on the premises. APP
ply z ". h GEhAASS. Room z, COG st. nv.
For stLE-Iwo NEW BorsEs;s ROOMS AND
two blocks from b and Q; station, Brookland terms
eAsy; ADDRESS A G. TRUE. 1904 18th st. NV.
EoR sALE-25 OR IS ACRFs OF BEAUTIFUL
tract In clear fields. near Bethesds Park and ter
me Il q F fRgSKKtG is value
EoR SALON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ELIGI-
Il BILE building lots at Forest Glen Nd. also nice
house. J. X. HEREFORD
ocl5-lm l4i9 q ST.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

one FARE 10
CENTER MARKET AND 9Th sr. DEPOT.
The Washfnoton and Arssncton Elscsrse Rssisess
IL now in operation from end Of AaueducA hrlAss 10
Fort Meyer and Arlington. with transfer hns ffom
end Of cable road In eseorgetowp-
The bridge scross the Potomac win soon be under
construction and the entire route oompstsd 10 osh IT.
depot in twelve months time. which VIII give rssi-
dents Of
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
Can any other suburb OF Washington onsr zoo -
same equal rapid transit facilities,
Lots selling rapidly IN this property
The prices are low and within reach Of all
As inuestment II needs only m fnvsstirstssa -
before spring.
Asa homo site. there is prestier spot within 600
miles Of Washington. The view Is grand. taxing b
the entire city and Potomac river. nans>s ef
washinetons leading people ana government sD-
pioyes have purchased property in Fort Meyer HssAS
and sil speak Of Il in the highest terms
nyou are looking for rood spscuistioa ~ iavtss
you 10 inspect the property.
AL streets are being orepeied.
Chap budding STONE pvopsrtv.
Several cottages bsano bsfla
An all year, round ssburb.
Wsnssr ssn not stop ss.proremesss.
Fun particulars and maps 1t ohoes Of ths ms>ss,rs
ROBINSON LoDoR
sssndos As,sssas ssna.s.
Min @ssad 80 Pa ~
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

WANTED-FoR DECEMBER /. EMPLOYMENT
w for most trustworthy young man; intelligent,
willing and active, but Obliged Tor time to avoid
great expense lOng-continued stand ng excellent
references. Apply 70 NJ E. W. 1907 18th st. nv
p@-3ts
XVANTRp-BI YOUNG COLORED MAN IN HIS
w senior year IN school. eInrlQyrnent ave hours
Ter day or ~ night; anything Address EMPLOYE,
star Office IL
WANTEp-sITUATION BIZ COMPETENT BOOK
w keeper; single or double entry; best Of rsfer-
eness- Il ". Star otice. n4-3t'
WASTEp-BY YoUN0 MAN OF IL, A s1TUA-
w son bell boy. 70 drive sc0e kand AFht work
sbout house; best Of reference Address C. W: 9.
Star Office. IT.
WANTRD-PosrrIoS AS SALESMAN WHOLE
w sale grocery or provisions Address s. L. r. Star
WANTED-PosrTIoN As SALESMAN; JEW
w eiry business Address K y. R. Star once n43'
VCASTEp-BY A GOOD SHORT ORDER OR
w hotel oolored man cook, place. 446 w.shins-
ton st nv. p33te
WTHNTRD-BY YOUNG MARRIED WHITE MAN.
w situation 70 look After horses excellent ressr-
enca Acdr~ss T.. Star Office. n2-3ts
WANIFD-sTfrATIoN AS FRHNCH Butt ERR
w ers 90. from London; best Of reference Aad5sss
v p,I. stsr Office ne3t'
WANTRD-RFIIFF WORK BY REGTsTEREb
w pharmacist. Address G. D.. star ofice. n2-St
WANTfp-sITUATIoNs FOR COOKS, DRIv
w srs. uurves. houseInen. wstchmen, hremen. en-
searastress. hosters walters Kitchen hands,
house, lsdiss MAZDA BCRNHAM'S, lilo G st. n ".
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BOARDING.

ln- 4tHST .OPPO ,ITE - DICIAkT sQUAhE
~ o larpr furnished second story front rom,
Ntth oosrd heat snt s1s- Ais single room IA 3t'
WANTFD-IHREEN Young MEN To BOARD IN
w sprivafs faully. three squares from Capitol
Addres- N. star Office. n32ts
1900 BsT sv. FURNISHFD OR USFUR-
u =. - nf-hsi rooms. with without board, in
anal private family convenient 20 departments and
street u2-3ts
IIoIKL FREDOSIA.
III h bst. 18Th and lSth
Good board and moderate rates
r23t C. H. la FEIkA. Proprietor.
Ntks A ~ SHAW or BALTIMORE HAVING
VA l-ss- the Elliott homestead. .sss North Capitol
Will elegant eastern and south
srn sKposure. with Brss-cia.s board Also table
EIRsT Class BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS,
II sfth ell modern improvements: centrally located
ami moderate eh4rres. Efe lndfana ave. s>2S3u
WI and Apartment Bouse, III East Capitol 81. nov
ef~nL Hknd-ou~ suites Of for fzniliss
skhs bv llles % hsrdics and street cara ss3r3n
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

L>OR REyr-By r. q. HOFFMAN REAL. rs
L tate and Insurance Broker. 10Th and SIS nv
UNFINISHED HOUSES
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRICK b. O. BRENNAN.
L Public Accountant and Audltor
l324 = Ct nv,
se21-3m Under Thomas J. Fisher 3 o.
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FOR SAIF-LOTS

I>oR sALf-ChENrFsT LOT oN larHsr.. COZ.
II umbis heights square from br Hsmrnonrs
W hcklNLAA
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

E,OR RENT-APARTMENTS IN THE HARRISON,
b. e.sSs fo a ana s ns a. h e suss Nil
Room .n
EOk RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUII DING
Il to PARTIES without chidren room and bath
bay wlrdcws pQfch IN REAR steam hest elevator and
attenAAnce. az 18th NV. oc1e-3w'
ENO4 RENT-H ST. NE 9 ROOMS AND bath
Y conventsnces foe hSuseksspinG: bssl Of
Apply to OWNER, $40 l1th st, nv, oc26 2ws
Tor RENT-ON THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
the .Portland"-The handsomest housekeeping
mats lin WashinGtou, rooms, pantry, bath, 10. /,
each: Tie ney building c9r, Mas. ave- md IitA 81
team heated and li&h I'd By rss and electricity
I'M a sHan ARE'
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WANTED-HELP.


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U-aNTFB- THRIFT ExpERIENCEp SEWING
sno-.. Boz y. star On n4-ss
WaNIEp-e9Y From 10 TO 20 FEARS OF
kprIy at S2s 80 n<3t'
WaNTFD REGISTERED PHARMACIST. AID.
w dress. With references. b Y. star Office n4-et'
V-sNTTD- cows MUST Ri MILKED AND
" rnilt t~,ty-ref Anothsr nan for ,h.s -crs 2!
lI-aNTFD LxPEEItNCED SOLICITOR OR
w rnsn VI soosi address 80 obtain profitable per
,n"' h, -,a. I lsa 10 m md 9i& .ni Gi IL.
u'ANIFb. A6TNTs TO TAXI ORDERS FOR
w rr-'"ln -lnais rloihins. watches ieyery. hfver
Boous So let hoas. AMI p n46t'
WaNITD-S FTw GOOD AGENTS TO WORK
W I've ,;S - ia'G-.aes rood eon'ui-"ion 7 a.!
y-ANTFD- A FIRST-ClAss MAN COOK; ONE
w who understands getting up orders Apply s24
Sth 81 IT.
w sors. must hsv- knowlsdse q bookteeptns
ss,s sS.. sISeri-nrs and salary wanted Address r
NVANTEI- Cotr HANDS AND2 BUsHELMEN
w at KEEN'-. 1872 F st nv mast
WANTED BOYS LIGHT FACTORY WORK %
w awseE Appiy 229 Tth St II
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w energetic men who can make sl5 week II they
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w clothing better than neetl. and thresd-stiks.
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w cooks. walters, chamberIDsids. drtv-rs. porters
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suited sHACKLEFoRD's. AZ lIth st. ". o2e ST.
ll-ANTFD- At ONCE TWO GOOD SOLICITORS
w for the sale % stock in . br ding and loan $3.50
et.tinn, sgusrantee 70 right parties. F. W GRAHAN.
yx-ANTEp-Io GOOD INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE
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CEPAhATf. CLEAN. LIGHT, DRY AND AMY
- storage apartments at LATlMER 4 sIOIN.s
140l st. most convenient location In the CITY
THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN COMPANY
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