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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED-SITUATlON
pY A MIDDLE-AGED, ALI-ARoUND, NO
ID experienced man, place as assistant
hookkeeper, collector, or watchman. Address
P. 7. SMITH, this Office. fe<-5td
A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT "a YEARS, OF
n good family, would like place doing any
thing that is respectable. Address GOOD FAM
lily, this office. fe2-3td
BOY OF is WOULD LIKE EMPLOYMENT
~ of clerical nature, has knowledge of
double entry bookkeeping and can operate
typewriter; best of res Address j. G c., 1903
24th st NV. fe2-3td
n YoNNG CoLoRED MAN FROM VIRGINIA,
with the city; small pay. II. POLLARD, b ight-
wood, ID. G. fe2-3td
DYA YOUNG WHITE MAN. POSITION FOR
ID general work around house or any honest
employment. Address HYLA. this Office fe-lStd
T WOULD LIKE TO HAVE EMPLOYMENT OF
Il some kind, as l must do something 1ow
win do n favor for me. am colored. GILBERT
L. WEBB, 25s5 18th St NV. 1el-3td
GEORGE PERKINS, AN OLD GROCERY
" clerk and meat cutter. of this city, wants
employment Address 40 st NV iel-5td
A LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS BOOK
"A keeper. Call at or address -ll9 X 81 ne.
Has had experience. fel-5td
DY A SOBER MARRIED MAN A PLACEAs
ID fireman, janitor or watchman; with expert
ence ami good refs, viii take work OF any
kind Address FIREMAN, this ONCE. fel3td
A y ENERGETIC AND AMBITIOUS YOUNG
IA white man, %, single, Communication,
wishes situation OF any kind; can furnish refs;
not afraid OF hard work or long hours Address
EDW. FAAS, 4ll13 9TH st. sw. fei3td
N6R. s. FISHER DESIRES EMPLOYMENT.
''' yGs G 81. NV. Best of refs given fel-std
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CITUATIoN waNTEBLBY PROFESSIONAL
y nurse and midwife, 27 years experience;
references. Address or call MRS. A. v. KAN,
1909 9th st. NV. fe3-3td
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STUATIoN WANTED BY YOUNG ABLE
- bo6i5d white man as watchman- driver or
any kind Of work: good refs furnished JOSEPH
ROCHE, 221 1st St NV. fe1-3td
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DLAGE BY a CoLoRED MAN; DO ANY KIND
1 of work; care of horses preferred Address
E Hubbard, this Office. fe1-3td
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DY A BIDDLE-AGED, ALL-AROUND, NO. l
ID experienced man, place as assistant book
keeper, watchman, porter, or in any capacity
where worth and honesty are required Address
F. p, this office. fel-3td
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\hIoRK-ANY HONEST WORK BY SOBER,
w honest, middle-aged man; good ref Ad-
dress or call on STANLEY, 235 St ne. feI-3td
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MONEY

To loan II you desire to borrow on real estate
come direct to my office; interest 5 per cent
ia29-9m THOS. F. BARRETT, 5ls 18th ST NV.
MONEY TO LOAN AT PER CENT on AP-
vi proved real estate.
T. t. SMITH & SONS
ja29-Im l4Is St
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w ANTED-BY a SETTLED COLORED WO-
w man place to cook or as Iaundress: good
refs Please call or address Az l ST. NV. fel-3td
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RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN WANTED
~ for infants nurse; bring city refs 1919
3lst st
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DY a YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS DRIVER
ID OF any kind OF a vehicle: wiling to make
himself useful Address P. I. J., this Office
e %
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GENERAL ENERGETIC MEN WANTED, WHO
~ can come weIl recommended TO solicit for
old reliable insurance company; liberal COM
pensation 10 right parties; experience not nee
essary Apply after 6:3O p. m. at 22O y. st. NV.
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SITUATIoN AS wATcHMAN OR JANIToR
y is handy with tools, bY a white middle-aged
man W. r. c., this office. fe3-3td
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DY COLoRED MAN, ANY KIND OF WORK;
D q good carpenter. Address JOHN STEPH-
ENSON, this Office. fe-3td
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RYA YOUNG MAN {CoLoRED), AS A WAITER
or ianitor; good refs Address WILLIAM,
2l7 Massachusetts ave. NV. fe2-3td
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A GOOD NURSE AND TWO GENERAL HOUSE
N maids wanted for city; white cook and
housemaid for Norfolk, Va; good wages; bring
refs Ga 18th ST NV
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COOK, KITCHEN GIRL, WAITRESS AND
- ceambermaid wanted; chambermaid TO 20
home nights. Apply bet. , and p m, HOME
FOR INCURABLES, Georgetown, ID. C., bet 5lst
and 32d sts., back of road
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DY AN HONEST YOUNG MAN, A POSITION
ID in an office; can give good references Ap-
ply WILLIAM BEHRENS, 63I d St n W. fe3-td
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vi such as stocks, bonds trusts, syndicate
certificates and old line fe policies; no delay.
lERkES a. BAKER, 40 10 A6 Metzerott Building
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7 SHALL BE so THANKFUL TO SOME ONE
4 who would kindly give me work at home
am an invalid and not able TO go out to look Tor
work Writing or sewing neatly done. Ad-
dress Mrs. III. W.. this Office.
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GITUATIoN WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
- % yearsof age as stenographer and type
nish the best OF reference Address G. Il. D.,
1IG0 Sth st. ne. fe3-9td
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kHONEY TO loan AT LOWEST RATES OF IN
W. terest on Washington real estate
j. V. n. HUYCK.
3a22-Im 1905 Pa ave.
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DY A PAINTER, WORK OF ANY KIND, UN-
ID derstands the care of horses Address, J.
Z BROWN, 532 9th ST. Sc. fe1-3td
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r WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A PLACE AS
Il driver Of delivery wagon of any kind, or
working around store Address ELI PHILIP
HORN, 5I1 4 ST. me- fe3-3td
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ny A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, EXPERT
enced bookkeeper, desires employment of
any kind; best city refs. Address JOHN G, this
Office. fe2-3td
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A PLACE BY a CoLoRED GIRL WITH GOOD
~ reference, as chambermaid or chiIds
nurse. Call or address FLORENCE WRIGHT,
227 D st sw. fei-3td
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DIAN SEWING OR sDREssMAKING DONE
i at home or by the day. Address Mrs.
GREEN, 2434 Va. ave NV. fe1-3td
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VNTANTED-YOUNGM MAN WELL EDUCATED
w and of good character would like any kind
OF work. Address W. S. LONG, this Office. fe1-3td
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CARPENTER AND STEAM ENGINEER A Po-
~ tion fireman, watchman, janitor, any
kind OF work; good RET; strictly temperate. f.
4. b., 63i i st. sw. fe3-3td
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1.-TWO MEN WHO UNDERSTAND BUILDING
l. and repairing .refrigerators for butchers
grocers, etc, want employment Address 6. p +,
this Office.
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DRoNPT ATTENTION GIVEN TOoRDERS By
Il mail or telephone 1907 for high grade stiI
wines PARKER VINEYARD COMPANY
AGENCY, 42g y. j. ave. d. ".
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EMPLOYMENT BY A SOBER MARRIED MAN;
~ can furnish refs: not afraid of work or long
hours. Address w. j. b., this oniee. fe2-3td
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DY EXPERIENCED CABINET MAKER, BEST
ID of refs to work in cabinet shop; moderate
wages; or as watchman in hotel or large store
t. j. H., 2l4 1915 St sw. fe1-3td
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MONEY TO LOAN.

kE0NEY TO LOAN on APPROVED REAL Es-
tfi tate at and 6 per cent Nordelay PLANT
a. TURPIN, National Safe Deposit building, 18th
ST. and New York ave. ia22-lm
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by A THOROUGH HOTEL MAN, A sITUA-
- ton in a hotel as clerk or steward. Address
r., Acc St sw fe2-3td
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A LIVE SALESMAN WANTED FOR WASH
"a ington and vicinity: must be hustler, with
Al refs: salary or commission. Address Room
,, Moore bldg, Baltimore, Md.
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CiLERK OR DRIVER BY A MIDDLE-AGED
~ married man; just finished canvass of Dis
trict OF Columbia and Alexandria directories;
can refer with pride TO last employer. ROBERT
MASH, this Office. fe-3td
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pY AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS SALES
- man. position; any kind of honorable work.
Address H. II. IL, 2lI @ st. NV. fe2-8td
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1TME ESTELLE TELLS ALL The EVENTS
WI Of life in German and English: hours q
m to 10 p. m; . and 80 cents, cures all cases Of
running or dry sores 9l3 18Th ST n W ia-SO-1a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, ~ 6rH ST.
- NV, sunday evening at p m Dime col
lection MRS. E. MCNEIL,
fe2-2t Medium.
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n YOUNG LADY, POSITION AS BOOK
- keeper, cashier, general Office work, or
ence; good penman Address AMBITION, this
Office. fe3-3td
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JOsEPH BURKE, 3OO7 VI ST NV, WISHES
81 a situation as laborer. or to take care of
horses, or drive a wagon. fe2-3td
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A FIRST-CIASS SOLICITOR FOR A FAST.
n selling article: none but experienced men
need apply; large commission. 473 n. W.
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SITUATIoN WANTED AS HoUsEcLEANER
- or work in private family; good refs from
last employer. MARY ANDERSON, 4l6 Sd ST.
sw. fe2-3t,i
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PY A YOUNG MAN, EMPLOYMENT OF
ID some kind; grocery clerk e years expe-
rience) or, driyer of delivery wagon preferred.
Address b. ROBEY, Box I35, Anatostia- fel-3td
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NoUNG MAN OF IS A SITUATION TO DRIVE
Il a grocery wagon. Address r. L. c., 1869 c st
sW fe3-3id
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EIRsT-C CLASS LAUNDREss WANTS WASH
IL ing and ironing to do at home or out; refs
given 1912 9th ST NV fe3-3td
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SALEsMEN WANTED FOR GOLD CURE TAB
- lets for drinking men; quiet, cheap, ef-
fective. DAM REMEDY CO., Columbus ave-,
Boston, Mass
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hHIDDLE-AGkD WHITE WOMAN FOR HoUsH
lFI work Address geo 9th St NV fe3-3td
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CITuATIoN WANTED AS WAITER IN PRI-
" yate hoarding-house; can furnish good refs.
Address j b. @. this office fe3-3td
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CIRL TO LEARN TYPEsETTING AND
VI stamping wanted C. II. YENABLE q CO.,
Printers and Engrayers, 709 9TH ST NV.
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sSIHOR VALUE RECEIVED" YOC WANT
IL the worth" OF a dollar; we give it 70
you in the shape OF elegant suits and Overcoats
slightly worn at extraordinary low prices
Cali and see them Jusths Old stand, 619 y
street northwest
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PY A MAN OF EXPERIENCE, SITUATION
- as tutor; teach ali the English branches; also
vocal music: terms easy; refs. satisfactory Ad-
dress w n. S, $50 ID st me- fe2-3td
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RKYNAME IS GUS. D. ELM: MY AGE IS 20
iFi years; my address is 1912 7th st ne; I de-
sire situation in u grocery store; am not
fraid of hard labor, and can furnish the best of
references. fe2-3td
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DYA YOUNG MAN A POSITION IN A WHOLE
. sale or retail liquor store. having had four
years experience; willing to do most anything
in the line of the business; can furnish best refs
as to work, sobriety, and honesty Address
POSITION, his Office. fe2-3td
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MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture, pianos, horses. carriages, wagons, &c; the
property win remain undsturbed in your pos
session; terms easy lowest rates; private ofnces;
all business strictly confidential; you can have
she money the day you apply for it, payments
can be made on the principal at any time; each
payment made viii lessen the cost Of carrying
the loan
Please call on
CAPITAL loan GUARANTEE CO.
coz ST NV. main floor
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II oNEST WORK OF ANY KIND THAT PAYS
i from Sd to IS week; anything from clerk
in a store TO drive a wagon; am single and can
come well rec Address I. j. j., COZ st. Sc
fe3-3td
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EMPLOYMENT BY A SOBER CoLoRED MAN;
IL 4 stranger in The city; a good barber; also
expert carpet layer; viii work cheap to start
with Address I31, this office fe3-3td
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DUPILS WANTED AT THEIR HOMES: VIO-
Il lin and French taught thoroughly; mod
crate terms. Address PROFESSOR, lib NJ St NV
fe3-2td
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A -WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, % OR %
n years OF age, with some experience in
crockery and housefurni- hing business. Apply
Box " City.
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A GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
n work; bring re- om mendauons To 1888 18th
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ToUR MEN AND 8 YOUNG LADIES WANTED
II for an amateur company, to travel; white
only need apply. Cali between 10 and II, 1921
9th ST NV.
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TWO LADIES WANTED TO SOLICIT SUB
L scriptions for a New York newspaper; will
pay salary. Apply to SCHRoT & BROS, 491
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AN UNEMPLOYED WHITE MAN WOULD
1 A ike situation as driver, watchman or col
lector or any kind OF work; can give reference
ID. MATHEW All 18th ST. ne. fe2-3td
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DLACES FOR WHITE COOKS, C0LORED
Il cooks. , cham bermads, ! waltz ess, seam
stress, 3 general housemaids, coachman and
footman Ga 18th st NV
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NJ MANTED-BY A BOY IA YEARS OLD. PLACE
" Tor some light work Apply 939 f st sw.
fe2-3td
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A LADY IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES
N would be glad to have mending of all kinds
or plain sewing 10 do; best refs. Address NJ,
CITY L. o.. General Delivery fe2-3td
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yxTANrED-A POSITION AS A PHOTO
w graphic printer; can do other branches of
the business Address r. o. MARTIN, 115 Va.
ave. sw fe2-3td
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A NY HONEST WORK BY SOBER, INDUsTRI-
~ Gus married man HONEST, this ofice
at ot5
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GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS COOKING
n and housework; no washing or ironing;
German preferred. Apply 720 7th st NV.
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CoLoRFD MAN TO DO ANY KIND OF
~ work; 10 years old; will work cheap or for
his expenses. Address 713 Cd st nw fe3-3td
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T WOULD LIKE A SITUATION AS DRIVER
L for doctor or grocery wagon or waiter; either
Will suit can read and write and am ac-
quainted with the city Address GEORGE
BANKS, 1712 Marion court NV fe3-3td
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IHTANTED-WHITE WOMAN TO COOK,
Wv wash and iron and go general housework
for family of two; must have city refs and stay
at nights 1435 Howard ave, Mt Pleasant
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RY COL0RED MAN SITUATION AS JAN
- itOr, porter, or coachman in private family
or as skilled laborer in printing Office Call or
address 1912 V st. NV fe2-3td
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MIR s FISHER DESIRES EMPLOYMENT
''' yGa G 81. NV. Best of refs given fel-std
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NOUNG MAN POSITION as 4 COLLECTOR
i or any kind of clerk; can furnish best refs
and security. Address RELIABLE, this Office
fe3-9fd
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DLACE AS COACHMAN. CAN GIVE GOOD
i references. Address ''CURTIS," No. 10 4th
St northeast. fe2-3td
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YOUNG MAN TWENTY, YEARS OF AGE
"a desires position of any kind; one not
afraid to work Address d. MACK, lila AZ ST
sw., Washington d. c. fe2-3td
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VoUNG LADY, BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADU-
i ate, position as bookkeeper, stenographer,
or general Office work Two years experience.
fes-3td
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CITUATIoN WANTED AS BARTENDER:
- frst-class references from former employers.
Address d. b. MCCOY 904 Pa. ave. feast
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SITUATION IN SMALL FAMILY; GOOD
N refs Address or call 1116 Clinton place
n. W., bet and NJ; q boy of sixteen also wants
place. fe2-3td
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GITUATI0N WANTED BY WILLIAM COLE AS
y grocery delivery or coachman's place No.
1916 I st. NV fe3-3td
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A SOBER, RELIABLE. SINGLE WHITE MAN
"A desires a place watchman or iani-
tor; terms moderate; good references Address
p, this oIice. fe2-3td
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ID ESPECTABLE COLORED BOY A SITUA-
N tion as waiter in private family or general
houseman or Office boy for doctor drive for
doctor or to attend horses and carriages Ad-
dress F. c. JOHNSON, All L st NV; can furnish
good rec. fe-3td
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-MISCELLA
NITANTED-A LARGE, SECONDHAND UP
Wv right piano No difference whether out of
repair; must be cheap; state height make, and
price CASH, this Office. fe3-3t
w EANTED-EVERYB0DY TO CALL AND
w get WATCH CASE OPENER FREE of
charge from KAISER, THE WAT CHMAKER,
1907 ST. NV fe3Sf
yTANTED-ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALL
w at Bushs new place, Sl7 9TH St NV, and
get nice cold bottle of beer for cents
au21-1yr
Wanted--Try Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
And charge only for painting; work guaranteed
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO., l02S eth NV.
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ihrown open for settlrment. The time
ensuing between lie Issuing Of lir proc
lanaiion and the dsy eel for loc ,ring
claims WAS short and did not give time
for ass- milling on the l,ordrrs anl get
ting mp The usual excitement. B si'lts
people were permitted TO 20 on ;he
lands and select claims before he hanr
of opening, only being prohibited from
posting Dotices or filing claims until
mon of the day fixed. The fact that
sixty davs are given 10 register claim-
aud that priority Of registration will
give no advantage in case of Two or
more persons claiming the same tract
may give room for good many future
contests
Over half million acres of the finest
lands in the state nre comprised IN this
reservation aud by their op ming homes
will lie secured, by probably, 5000 fam-
lies in he iamo;s Palnnse country. 4
new iownsife--Cuid Springs. has been
laid ont aud is already town Of tens.
This great neck Of lard bring oprue,i
,iIl douhIiess add 10000 10 10 00o 10
the population of The state within the
u, xt three years.
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down, nevertheless, aud the gentleman
from (ienrsia aided and alitfird the
crowning goldbng victory--ihe rearnl
Of the silver purchasing clause of thr
~hrrman law. Now he savs he aud
he other go d democrats hn aided in
giving silver IT'S last and fatal blow did
40 because they expected s'sniis' qnenf-
ly" to tising IT tn life by voting for a
substitute msa<nfr," hirh h leaves
t., he nfetr.d was fr, coirags law.
Mr.. C,isp evidently thinks the conniry
has forgotten hat an al,~9lntt- ire" cpin-
age amrndm NJ WAS offer 4 by Cnn-
gresspan Band, hnt was over~ hrlm~d
hy the r. pnb'irars and "cnrkoos,'
v HON Mr.. Crisp would INV try 10 make
ns bell. We we're willing 10 sacritire tbs ir
lives for silver.
If plain Congressman C'isp is really
ih. silver man thai h,. prrirnd- 10 he,
lei him oone ou Fl fit-fpn,ed aud say hr
will not snpport the pr sl'irniial cnpdi-
d ale of his party next year unless h- is
an ont aud ont silver man on an nn-
mistakable free c-'inag- platform. Un-
less ht. v III hn this, ih-,r are grounds
FIR the suspicion hat Mr.. Crisp is sim
ply trying to pnll The legs nfihe people
of his state by holding them IN line 10
support the democratic candidate for
president next year. hp ever hr may
be. A traitors actions aud motives arr
always open 10 suspicion. Silver State.
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silver Plans.

Denver New: II rhe silver men Of
all parIis will bni Stand iogri her in h-
senate, as the goli contingent has al
ways slooi on fnancia l-gislation, it
VIII lie possible 10 organiz- that body
in the interest If FREE coinage bill.
To SECURE control of thr finance cnmrit-
zee of the senate would Victory the
impprtance of which can hardly be
ov. resIinated.
IL seems 10 he an admitted fact ths,
the gold power will conrrrl both of :he
Oh party conventions. Th-re will br II
stubborn fsht in The democratic naIionai
cony .niion whsn delegaies from h.
west aud sonih will present bold front
fur free coinagr. Bnt there seem TO he
little hop. of their winning against he
intlnenct of Wall street aud the vo'e-
If he eastern states. The republican,.
convention will hr an EASY gpldinl con-
qnesI, and IN II both Of ihe old parties
VIII br standing on the same plank OF
goli recommendation.
Against these the silver forces will
pni candidate ia the fi-ld Standing on
,l,. single blank of the restoration of
silver To the roinage. The January
conference at Washington may be re-
lied on 10 drvrlop plan of action
y hich all ture silver men can heartily
endorse.
If The senate organization is captured,
and strong national silver ticket be
lni in the field at the coming elections,
The free coinage question, for dead
issnr," will present an exceedingly
lively aspect
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The Poorman Accident.

A very considerable fe-lipg has heen
engener in Silver City over The yer.
dict rrderrd 10y the corune,'- jiry in
1.-The m ,rter Of the fa'al accident which
nccnrred at The Poorman mine last
week. The manager OF The mine nat
urally feels someW hat sore over the
verdict and has published a protest
hich has cansel the jury to isSne Il
card in rellv. The Jury seems to have
overs,epped lhe honntls OF propriety, in
one particular at least, ir making he
ASSERTION that one Of The witnesses had
committed pei irv, hnt in every other
p riicnlar VIZ cannpt see any reasons
tor taking issne with thrir action. All
the jury were men OF character and
we cannnt see that any one can im-
pngn tht ir honor or aolht but thai The
verdict VAS the result Of their honest
conviciious. But ~ the same time, as
il was the Fireman of the mine Sho Was
the victim Of The scnhent-lhe man
whose dnty it was to know The eondi-
lion of the gronnd where The accident
occurred, it is plain that the causes
were not TO he readily foresern. W.
cannot see how The management can be
hrl 10 he responsible.
War Eigle mountain is covered with
miie4 worked wears ago which are still
C considered valuable properties. TIE
Charts Of the old workings cannot now
bp bad, and ifany of these old proper
tips arr 10 he rehahIliiated risks mnsi
be- taken. II the company who At.
Temps to op-n them are To be i ID re.
sponsihle fo- snch accidents as occur
from breakipg iuio old working of
which they can have no kno@lr'lge, it
" ouli f,rihe future tsnp work on nearly
all Of them. The miners working there
his situation as we'll as The
and most assume their share
of The risks.
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A Wonon's ontf,aSe organization is
now in full force in Iiaho, ~irh consii-
ton adopted aud officers aud romnlil-
tees appointed. II is IN ,Ir M of ladies
If energy ami inal-nc aud viii. no
iourr, be ftyorably hear.i from. Tn
orga uziiinn can count npnn the sup
port Of the NuaeET, because We hrlirve
Woman's infirnce viii -erve to puffy
politics. Mrs NUaaer VIII never sop
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