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In OIden Times

People overlooked the Importance of per-
manently beneficial effects and were sat-
isfied with transient action, but now that
it is generally known that Syrup of Figs
will permanently cure habitual constipa-
tion, well-informed people will not buy
other laxatives, which act for time, but
finally injure the system.
The record-union., 1893-11-08
s.The Venice of the West,

The second lecture on the Worlds
Fair viii be given tonight by Rev. A. G.
Herrick. Views OF different places
where Columbus lived, of his ships and
the state buildings will be placed upon
the screen by the aid of the electric light
with dissolving instrument.
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Her IIealth Improved.

A letter was received yesterday by one
of her friends from Miss Josie Regan,
dated at the Grand Hotel Terminal Paris,
in which she states that although she has
had some severe attacks of sickness since
she left, her health is at present better
than il has been for a long time past and
she has been much benefited by her trip.
The record-union., 1893-11-08
Auction Sale To-Day.

At 10 this morning Bell 6 Co. will sell
at auction, on the premises, 703 street,
the entire stock of the Vienna Restaurant,
consisting of elegant French range and
fixtures, chairs, table linen, crockery and
glassware, clock. linoeum, refrigerator,
counter and other things.
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He's All Right.

J. NJ. Sullivan of this city was yester-
day appointed foreman of the weighing
room in the San Francisco Mint. There
fore Jack doesn't feel as bad over YES
terday's Waterloo for the regular De-
mocracy as do some others.
The record-union., 1893-11-08

The sixtieth anniversary of the inven-
ton of matches is to be celebrated during
the year in Germany.
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Ue1,eraI 7lntirea.

M ISIS ANNA X. SELKIRK, a CELE-
O1 brated contraIto, will accompany the
University Giee Clab III their grand concert at
the Congregational Church, WEDNESDAY
kN ENlNG, November 10th. Admission,
90 cents. 1t
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NOTICE.-HAVING LEASED THE r. S.
~ Carey rancn, in 4olo County, for hunting
purposes, all persons found trespassing or
hunting on said ranch will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
O2S-l21x O. T. TITFTS
The record-union., 1893-11-08

MADAME PORTER, CLAIRVOYANT,
NJ Fortune Teller by Cards and Palmstry.
Lauies, 90 cents; Gents, 81; by cards and
clalrVOyant s1ttIHgs, 81 90. S22 Twelfth
street, between II and l. nI-IWs
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE SMALL
+ and large farms, improved or untnl-
proved; also city property. CARL SrROBEL,
BIZ j. Sacramento.
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NJ OTICE.-MY HORSE AND BUGGY
IN were loaned to certain parties on Sunday
and have not been returned; will give IL re-
ward for their recovery. TE WAh HING.
926 Third street no-3tx
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C. L. TUFTS.

E1REE ECHRYSANTHEMUM EXHIBITION
Il daily; 1900 trained plants in 100 best
varieties, at IL. SCHWAKZ'S, TWenty-hfth
and streets.
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FARM AND ORCHARD.
What Experience Teaches and How
to Secure Benefit From 1t.

The Poultry Prospects-The Poultry
Yard-AlI Business and No Sentf-
ment Makes the Egg Crop.
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Epr 9nle.

L flour, soc sack; potatoes, Z sc sack, s bars
soap, 25c; Cape Cod Cranoerries; apples, SOC
box SIMONS u BEES LEY, $40 X
The record-union., 1893-11-08

NIONEY To LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY,
1fI Apply 10 JOHNSON d JOHNSON, 5O4
street, SacrAmenlO. Cal. n6-1M*
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vi ented; no medicine; no equal; money
refunded If not satisfactory. SEND 10c to
LADItGo NOV ELIH Co. kanSaS CitY. Mo.
The record-union., 1893-11-08

HARRY w. RIVETr, STEAM CARPET
IL cleaning, corner Twelfth and o streets;
carpet cutting, sewing and rehtting; furnituro
PACKED for shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture boughC and tor sale. Teie-
phone 292.
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XXTANTED A COMPETENT GIRL
w wishes q situation 10 do houseWofk;
good COOK and iaunuress; city or country.
Apply 523 M street. n3-0tF
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WANTED BY A FIRST CLASS DRESS
w maker, situation 10 do sewing III pri-
vate family. Apply MISS BESSIE JUhA-
son. 1877 j street. n4-4bf
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUATION.
J TO 40 general housework or day work IN
the city. Address HEN NJ this once. n4-5tS
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go Iet or Rrnt.

rEyO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. APPLY
at WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE, III
:, street.
mo RENT-TWELVE ROOMS, PARTLY
/ furnished. Apply on the premises, 41O j
street, after 10 A. NJ. n1-ot@
rINo LET-THREE PLEASANT, SUNNY
1 rooms; kitcnen, bath; up stairs; quiet
house, rent, $15; no cnIIdren. SIhOBGL,
agent, 81 }. n3-ot*
rgNO LET-ROO3IS SUITABLE FOR HOUSE
/ keeping, at 92O Ninth street, between
and j.
ITO LET-13I5 K; NEW HOUSE, SIX
L rooms, bath, basement, modern improve
ments. apply 719 l..
H1O LEASE-INTERNATI HOTEL
l. of sacramento. Apply at the Hotel.
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WANTED DRAFT HORSE 1000
w pounds; rangey and broke. JAS. a.
SCOTT, 1910 Seventh street. n6-3tt
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JAPANESE WANTS SlTCATION TO DO
q good cooking or housework. Address NJ.
D., tnis office. n6-Iw*
The record-union., 1893-11-08

The cantata of THE Dairy Maids"
this evening at the Sixteenth- street
Church, with the best of local talent.
The record-union., 1893-11-08

DASTURAGE-GOOD ALFALFA PAS
| turage below gaze on RIversIde road. For
terms, etc., apply 1920 Tenth street, between
q ana Il. n2-2W'
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yXT ANTED BACK NUMBERS OF
w "iiarper's WeeKlyr-no matter how far
back; fair price paid. Room II, state Capitol.
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9n11tep.

NoUNG JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION
i 10 DO plain cooking and houseWork or
any kind Oh Work. Add1eSS ii. o., this office.
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At the Congregational Church this
evening complimentary concert will be
given to George w. Shannon. The pro-
gramme is a very attractive one.
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THE MONTEREY.
Her Final Trials Very severe, but Reported
Satisfactory.

Her Final Trials Very severe, but Reported
Satisfactory.
Probably no vessel built for the navy in re-
cent years has been subjected to more severe
criticism than the coast defense vessel Monte
Tey. probably because Of the repeated attacks
upon the integrity Of her engines, boilers and
battery and her seagoing qualities. Secretary
Herbert. in ordering her final trial, which is
usually perfunctory and merely intended to
show that the fittings are complete, directed
that the ship be subjected to very severe tests
30 ascertain il there really was any defect in
design or workmanship in hull. boilers or
battery.
The official report OF the trial board. Of which
Capt HOwison was president, has Just been e.
ceived ut the Navy Department II describes
the trial. which began on May %, in detail.
The fuel very poor, forming q CLASSY
clinker, which stuck to the crate bars and made
10 difficult to maintain steam pressure, not
vithstarding which fact the vessel covered 81
knots on her four-hour full speed trial. working
average Of LIS knots per hour, a result
thar is pronounced by the board to be very sat-
isfactory under the circumstances. Immediately
after the full speed trial the board examined
the boilers and engines, and found no leaks in
or about the boilers. and the engines in perfect
condition, working smoothly and requiring no
water on anv bearing. Immediately after the
maximum speed trial the ship started. without
stopping the engines. on her sea trial, and the
vessel was run altogether over sixty hours con-
ttnuously, with the smooth and rough
and under all conditions Of speed. and the guns
were tested with full as we'll reduced charges.
The gun mounts showed nc signs Of weakness
IN any part. the guns returned to battery I'M
mediately. the recoil OF the guns was SO inches
for the 10-inch gun and AS for the 12-inch
gnn. and the turning engines held the guns and
turrets under complete control while loading.
the ship at times having a roll of from 4 to IL
degrees. With on the quarter the motion
of the ship was regular and easy; with mod
crate bow swell she showed the most and
quickest motion. In the trough of a short,
choppy she followed the waves closely and
shipped a small amount of water each side.
Steering head to wind and sea there was broken
water fore and aft on the deck, but at no time
In sufficient quantities to prevent working the
guns moving about the decks. The board
found no defect in hull or fittings Except
minor details, such a leaky door or defective
capstan, due to either defective workmanship
or design; no defect in the machinery or boilers
IN any part. The guns and appurtensnces
worked properly and appeared to be sufficiently
strong. and the vessel itself was strong enough
to stand ithe shock of firing. was stanch, and
hsr performance is IN every way satisfactory.
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NAVAL CADETS.
An Important Decision to Their Appoint
ment by the Attorney General


ment by the Attorney General.
The Attorney General has given an opiuion
that is Of considerable interest to graduates of
the Naval Academy. 1t involves the right of
the appointment of cadets in the line division,
who we're not provided with places in the line
of marine corps, to the surplus vacancies in the
engineer corps The act Of March 2. 1889, di-
reefs that the naval cadets at Annapolis in their
fourth year shall be divided into two divisions,
one assigned to instruction for the line and ma
rine corps and the other for the engineer corps
Attorney General Olney, in rendering his de-
cision, states that it is clear that the intent Of
the act is that no appointments shall be made
gineer corps, except from the graduates of the
cadet division whose studies are directed to
such appointments respectively.
IL appears, he SAYS. that in the present wear
there are more vacancies in the engineer corps
than can be filled from the graduates of the
six wears course of the engineer division The
Attorney General expresses the opinion that
the law authorizing the appointments does MOI:
allow them to be made IN the wear in which the
deficiency of graduates occurs, but authorizes
them only for the final graduates o; the follow
ing wears. In his opinion. il in any year there
are more vacancies in tine line and marine corps
than there are final graduates of the six wears
course the vacancies must remain uafilled TN
I'll the following year, and IKE same rule 10
apply TO vacancies in the engineer corps. Tn
les three or four more vacancies can be made
IL TIE liI.e and marine corps before July / the
effect of this decision will ce TO reiegate to pr
vac life that number of cadets for whom there
viii be no places.
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Through Green Fields to Bay Ridge.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio station week
days at 9:l5 a. m, 1:30 and AIS p. m. Sundays
ct 9.35 a. m, I:30 and 3:I5 p. M Round trip
eI-AdrL
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-6l r ST. NV. 1oR. BATH AND
Denar new. ~, "
~. NV g. cellar $25 so 1881 7th NV. Jr.::.. %
~ n, 9r bath. .. 00Go h. upper poft'n- - "
1852 allacl rlace. q 10 30 Fla ave- Or. 20
Ky Carroll :23I3e6 18th nw-..:::. ID q
Desirable apartments at 2ll2 Pa ave. LIST, I'd and Sd
floors Uel3-2t] II. l. RUST. 624 t4th st. NV.
EOR RENr-a57 I ST Sw: 8 Rooms; ALI.
y mod imp $e2; 30 per month Stable in rear 489
st, s.w IA stalls and l box stall: water; sewer
excellent ventilation S25 per month 1910 st. sw.
0rooins; all mod imp. $50 per month Ills Viz
month. Cor. I'd and Ms rooms water !;
Sl3 per month. c. H. PARKER. cor. ~ and Ess
ie13.3ts
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN FROM 10 TO 20
years Of age to clerk IN cigar store Give refer
star Once ono .' 'A' s''s'''" A"a'e'' ie1t5a:
VVANTED-YOUNG MAN (wHITtl TO DRIVE
st. near 18Th. Mount Pleasant la
UANTED-A WHITE MAN TO ATTEND To
SGrss Rpd G9S eSa Do seasfe wsrE on farm
MASTERPIECES FIKsT-CLASs CARPENTERS:
w Apply after O'Clock EDWARD KERN, 1873
WANTED-A WHITE MAN GERMAN PRE-
small family house furnished Address Box q. Even
ing star Office stating name address and terms jel7a
WANTED AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE
w once. cooks. walters. chasnberniaids. nurses.
SisS iii suited ith St
:sO-3wa'
WANTED-hr ONCE, As ExPERIENGED BT:
s s sSsis Gsrans nPps and
NANTED-CoLoRKD CoACHMAN; ONE Who
w make himself generally useful about the
1eS Gs I a, es Sc s's0 anu good
FVANTED-A GOOD STEADY BARBER; III 7TH
w St NV GEO MILLER. Ia
WshSIED-ssd2IT WITH EXPERIENck = CANDY
XVANTED-A COLoRED BOY TO ATTEND A
W h95se and make himself generally useful. Call
I'D at. West Washington. iel2-3a
WASTED-A BOY ABOUT 20 YEARS OF AGE
ad@ss1 Box "a oe
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT IL OR 81
yeas OF age. 70 assist IN bakery and make him
i.is-8s: - '-'' H'1''' A'' AZ i'ii 0'H ST. L. w.
WAN1ED-AN EXPERIENCED CLERK IN A
apply sis S no ohe!
w COOKS. head lsundress; his city and suburbs ;
h1d Hiy
WANTEp-A GOOD CARPET LAYER; MUST
s0PsE SIS p lH
Ply but hr't-eiass Inquire Room IL A,l Ant
VNANTED-LOCKsMITH AND BELL HANGER;
w STEADY s;,S work to hrst-cass hand Apply E PEv-
w resu. conducted by ladies-men and women. white
and coored for all kinds OF domestic labor city state
w street handle the largest aud hest line Of
household articles and novelties the market Any
.siss goods eR PofoIAc S6SktE s living
WANTEp-wE WANT AT ONCE RELLAgLE
and keep our show cards tackled up in towns trees
mons s and 81 u LAY eur
zee ssns YET CO.
,e1o-eo3t' BOZ s6I Cincinnati. Ohio.
WANTED-FOR THE U. 8. ARMY. ABLE-
w bodied. unmarried men between the ages of
twenty and thirty of good moral character
and temperate habits For full informsttc apply IN
person or by letter 70 the Recruiting ofcer. 1292
Psnnsylvani ave. n ", Washington. ID. c., and sos
Main ST.. Lynchburg. Va my16-tu, f&stje3Oa
WANTED-SAI.ESMAN; SALARY AND EX-
w penses from start permanent place; good chance
FOR Advancement experience unnecessary control Of
sub AGENTS given right party. BROWN BROS. 4 CO..
Nurseryneu. Rochester, " Y. my20-eolmas
WANTED = SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w agents TO handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eras-
ing Pencil The most useful aud novel invention OF
the age. Erases ink Thoroughly in two seconds.
making $50 per week. We also want general agent
10 take charge OF territory and appoint Sub agents
specimen of erasing. MONROE ERASER MFG. CO..
1922. La Crosse. Wis. d:30-lya
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND REMING-
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent s,snoxrap hers and
OFF. SEAMANS BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer office. 18th and SITS. n W. Seo9H
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
r CHARLES W. HANDY

CHARLES w HANDY,
go 18th 81 NV
1O17 st NV, 13r st. SSS :s BIZ I'd st ne 7r s25
1890 18th NV, Tor. 10 30 lI0s Fla ave 1r 81
1I3l 18th stnw F-.-.Do 3lt ,th st ne. :,3 30
Cor 9TH ana II SITS ne, 80 81 NV. -, 30
str & lOf.- 80 50 Il 81 NV store -
46 NV store Or. ~ ll0o Fla ave ne 1r 20 IN
le49-l1o3 18th st NV. hree houses on "a near
Or 40 y NV, 0r.........ls 10
u 9th ST ne. b.. .-. 40 Rooms BOB 9TH INV. I'd
i.io." - 20 Rooms sos 9th NV. Sd L
40 C 81 sc. Sr 30 30 floor ..............a
tfI1 2d st NV. 30 30 2l4l st NV, 4r...l 10
1903 Marion st NV. Sr 30. 30 9s& Del ave NV 4r...S
Sw cor 18th & Fla av, ar. %
FLAT COG 18th st. n. W. SIS
once rooms in the handsome new building OF the
District Title Insurance Company for rent at low
prices. je10
Tor REST-ELEGANT DWELLING. 1924 PA.
ave. NV. 81 large rooms and bath; all Modern inn
provemens S,55 80 month. Apply al store Sci 1T
Eoa gENT-I5l5 n ST. n. W. IL looms. all mod.
tbolan r rsnair 100 sS o anu coUMBEeu ' An
lel0-a 1421 n. \. ave.
Tor RENT
416 South Cap. st. Or, all mi SD 90
GIL ST. ne, sr., bath. all q 30
ie10-3t JNo. A. BUTLER. jr. SOB T st. n. W.
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WANTED-IOTS.

WANTED-FROM THREE TO EIGHT ADJOIN-
w ing lots in good locality northwes. TO- building
PURPOSES. Address
e10-3t' g. NJ. NJ. Star once.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
WANTED-BY WHITE MAN. A SITUATION AZ
or xaa1s s !ss o sS% the '
w city reference. n. T.. Star ONCE. je0-4d'
WANTEo-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH THREE
W years experience as double entry bookkeeper.
ton y Jay best Ssssf.1sss Ss'sn ADDE'S:
WANTED-sITUATIoN BY GENTLEMAN HAv-
IN the vest as and b9S
wv married with rood practical experience with
PAINE North S Se snd s AdaIsI
FEMALE.
WANTED = BY YOUNG LADY. COLLEGE
ss1dgste position as private secretary Aaassss
WANTED by YOUNG WHITE WOMAN
good city refs Address L. r. Airich Crossing. va e.
WANTFD-aoTo DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w laundresses. chambermaids. Mattresses. nurs
Isrs; ast employers references. 6is It'll ST. n
M AN EDDY TWO COLONEL GIRLS. PLACES,
W one as chanbe aud the other IS cook apply
at s stst Madison st can give good reference
WANTED-BY MALES AND FEMALES. EN-.
w ployment in private families hotels. restaurants.
csrIs qsss SIS iiiR w.
my2t ave-
WANTED-BY SCOTCH WOMAN. EXPERT
and make herself useful; very references; viii
s is s..
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED
With two the s CAN Il s a.:
ington St H. W. 1e'
w ANTED-BY EXPERIENCED WHITE WO-
70, c5 maT sl'Tasson 9: maid or hSnss%.d care
% e
WANTED-BY GERMAN LADY. PLACE AS
W ehild's eoverness or lsdy's companion would
H
n tel35bs
WANTED by a RESPECTABLE COLoRED
nr c. Plaza ss, as s or to do plain e0Sk
ave aud 18th st. NV. le'
WANTED.BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN.
cttv psfs As nfstcss. SOCK willing to Leave the
WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN. A PLACE AS
family mus. stay a night ' Apply i III eSh e
n W. best OF references. jel2-2e'
WANTED-BY A COLoRED LADY. sITUA.
w ton as infants nurse. who is an Experienced
nn sv with the best reference Apply at 81 aa!o
w bakers clerks nurses wsiters drivers (hotels in
eisor 'iS Sih e"drs hsr2 end
WANTED-ROOMs.
WANTED-BY TWO LADIES. ONE FURNISHED
w and unfinished room lst or cd foor: pri-
stating terms. 4. B. C.. Star once. ,eis-3.'
WANTEp-TO RENT A NICELY FURNISHED
hood room for gSet discreet PARTY in good neghs.r
WANrED-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE,
v. who have made but one repSvsl il the past ten
and 10TH and II and D sts. rooms with bath pre-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR ReNr-Bi Il. - HUITlMAN. kEAL Es-
l. tate and Insurance Broker 10Th aud sts n. w.
UNFUkSIsuED HOUSES.
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FEMALE.

WANTED-A GOOD PRESSER on LADIES'
W and S-ntiemeu's "a Iments; apply immedistely
9 IS i 59Sd St, 0pe. S need apply sTSsSS
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, CHAM
w bermaids. Mattresses. kitchen maids. walters.
sort. At once bicKs AGENCY Ss S is1s saa r.
WANTKD-sEvERALM MOLE CoLOREp WOMEN
w cooks and houseworksrs for Elmirs. n. Y. sl5
encss need apply At DICKS AGENCY. 6ls 7th. H.
WANTED-ONE FIRST-CLAsS DREsSMAKER;
w also ar apprentice girl. Apply at 2l13 Pa. ave.
WANTED-A COOK; A STRONG, HEALTHY
w woman thirty to forty years of age; competent
good references and objection going abroad Can
obtain Permsnsns employment and liberal wares BY
WANTEp-A YOUNG LADY TO CLERK IN
dress BUSINESS o. Star once. ID
W!ANNIEDcI7A. WHITE NURSE 70 TAKE Full S
the be of good appearance not
a5! S: s S Ass f. as sfs IS
WANTED-Two RELIABLE WOMEN FOR GEN
w eral housevork to ge west; good wages; bring
w TO do general housework in small family: refer.
ence required. 122O l6.h St NV. jel2-2b'
sa,s 10 wfa 1T
South Bend. Ind. je1O-149t
WANTED.A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AND
Dc ss1s d hoSsew0rk reference reauirsd s A.
VVANrED-A LADY TO SHOW OFF PIANOS IN
w our ware rooms must play well and write a good
hand; hours OF service very pleasant; one month
vacation in summer with two weeks pay this Is
splendid position for ambitious and lady
salary $40 week. Address. in own handwriting.
Box 204 Norfolk. Va jelO-3b
WASTED-WHITE COOKS, MAIDS, NURSES
w and general help for families and hotels: bring
references 42q fth ST. n. W. formerly Mrs. Dun
nings je9-lw-
NvANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK FOR
w small family at beautiful country home near
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e 1896 I4th st. n. w.. store 6r.. ami.... a45 OC
1873 Corcoran ST. n W., 1lr, g. IN i........... a. or
1907 st. W.. Tor, a IN. i................ ca &C
1901 18th st. 11r. am.i.............. 81 &C
$50 st. W.. 12r., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15 OC
1903 st NV. Or. m i................... 81. 10
1895 ST. ST., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 OC
Id9l Florida ave. ne ST.. IN. i...-.-..... 80 U
l0O Mass ave. n. e.. 10r. a. NJ i........... A.. &C
6S3 Maryland ave. n. Or, a.mi.......... 80 OC
1tl1 9th st e., Or, mi. .............. 1S &c
Cor. Sth and L. sts n e., 6r.............,..., 20 3
600 18th ST. e.. Or 10 90
122e2S d st. me-, Or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lS &C
12S0 Duncan place. Or. ................... II 30
Several others a. $40 to $I2 per month
BAKER. NORRIS 4 HAMPTON.
Je1U-y Est m W
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

EOR SALF-NEw $40 PSYCHOS, $50: SECOND
It hand safeties. S2o up. Old wheels trade for
capital pheumatics. 1rstaments taken. II. s.
OWEN MFG. CO.. 1923 N.Y. ave. ny11-lm
L'OR SAIE-CHEAP-CUSHI DIAMOND
L frame Rambler also solid-tire Victor; bot h in
cellent condition; cash or installments. HOS st.
or l221 > after pm. je3tr
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BY BARNES 4 WEAVER.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

Aw jel33t'
ZEAL IL Rs hsSE f. sS $HAHHs'
sl2F st. NV. 6rooms; ali m. i......... $40 90
5i and an 3 81 I'd St, rooms all mi g. S9 S
3 80 Spruce St rooms; all mi .;.......... G
15ie 5.h st. nv. s rooms al ali M M S g
5iS TO 5.s Tenn av me- rooms. m.L new 35 90 90
4 S spr s, n ~ r rooms al Al M M s s sS
Is E%st + sG pFoit far9 rooms; ali g g
,,2l + 523 l4th St n e. 6rooms all m L. new * ~
iiiS shop alley. Too%s ii,ehsu: 10 50
Tor -so5-NORTHwEST CORNER 10TH
and sts. NV. three-story brick eight rooms and
,si3,m. sia St W. Roome.
EoR KENT-3 NEW HOUSES. 81. 81 AND g r
=. st al and d. al s 5sns A $40 wM
r October /. party without children new e-room
ns,, furnished 2ads::: ely
HE a rso ami am Ssn
ssi !sSa f0f a?s5G5 Iii ave-
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jel3 800 18th st. n. W.
18th sr and M n6ssln m
Say
FOR RENT-sUITABLE FOR A. FIRsT-CLAss
boarding house. large double brick; desirably
located on l4th St nv; containing II good rooms
TT4 81 ss cay sSoHIsIfEDH
ryOp 1,INr ON-T I,I,, NOR, mr. n
desirable dwelling. IT'S i4sh St n w.. containing
81 a. condition. s"ohASrEDr Sh ;sias.
Fon RENT-6I2 ANPi H42E ST N E.;
Iwo-story press brick bay window; rooms; bath !;
Rent ss q sch Sch.
,,, BARNES Z WEAVER.
S sI,S ST. FTS. Rooms
ysT s. J6sfs @ bsy next door at
St bet. 10Th and :3Oth. ives. Wellington Only $50
pft mouth Apply JOHN 1aHR'hi' %IySRr 14lo
FoR RENT.1as ST. y, e. coy LITTLE RES
- idence Of 6 rooms and bath; all Improvements.
'2 Il ~ 'e' '"'n JoHSp B WIGHT. 141o st. NV
.pd S,b SO JI larH 81 ss
larxe rooms. water; SIC. EDWIN d. JONES,
1eI3-3.- 400 B ST. g. @.
E'oR RENT-LARGE DWELLING ABOVE STORE,
l. .126 7th ST. Apply in store. je132t
FoR nENT-lela 1871 .IIsI5 18th St. sr.......s s5
St $:,5lDl 18th st, 5o
1 15ie GsfScIap st. iOr 29, ish
III st. 6r: .:f2 $ able. Mass and
JAMES NJ. GREEN,
3e13-lm I'll l4.h 81.
EoR RENT-I27 9Th ST NE. BRICK HOUSE
Il rooms. bath and cel lar; mod. lump. S26 psr
month Inquire Of 100 9th ST. jel33t
E'OR kENT-TEN-RooM HOUSE. HALL AND
all modern imp oven-nts bay window; large park
infrout. Rent S2o so. 17l7 n. J. ave. Apply 1lO6
l. ST. n. W. je13-3t'
LIoR RENT-65 AND 50 ST. n. T. ROOMS
l. anlbath; bay window large yard. Only e.3 per
month. Apply to JOHN T. BEALL. 1921 st. n. W.
LIoR RENT-53 D ST. NV; 3sTORY BRICK
dwelling all N. all car lines. Rent e27 30
Apply to JOHN E. BEALL. 1891 st. 3ei3u