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FRESH FOREIGN NOTES.

very remarkable driving tour has been brought to a conclusion by Por- tuguese. Count Alfredo de FontaIve who, with a coach drawn by six mules, started from Lisbon Tn April and has just arrived in Paris, having done about 190o miles in the four months without having met with the slightest mishap The mules were as fresh on arrival as when they started on their journey. and their owner, who looks none the worse for his tour has been much feted since his arrival in Paris.
 Lord William Beresford is putting to- gether strong stud of hunters and ac- quired some good animals during the Dublin horse show week. He and Lil- ian. Duchess of Marlborough, will hunt in Leistershire until about Christmas and after that they will migrate to Cur raghmore, whence they can hunt with the Kilkenny and Tipperary hounds and fill in the intervals with the Faithlegg harriers-a capital pack kept by MT Power of Faithlegg, who has a charming residence on the banks of the Suir.
 English justice seems to be suffering Httle. Recently two men were sentenced to seven days hard labor because they had damaged underbrush belonging to Ford Aylesford. while they were digging up fern roots to sell and mushroom thieves are claimed to be a terrible me mace to the peace of property owners . but transient little article of food Furth- ermore, in the case of man in Exeter the other day, he was caught, tried and sentenced within twenty-four hours af- ter he had killed his wife
 The result of the first meeting between Valkyrie and Defender for the Americas cup cannot be considered satisfactory to English yachtsmen. Defender won under conditions which are admitted by all au- thorities to have favored the chances of the English boat and there Is a touch of despair about many of the comments on Saturdays race, says the London World. Tn spite of every effort 1t seems impos- sibie to prevent the excursion steamers from interfering with the competing yachts, English and Americans suffering alike. and complaints in regard to the un- sportmanlike conduct of spectators craft on Saturday were frequent, and may very possibly lead to the extinction Of similar international contests, unless 6 course can be found free from such oh, jections.
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RELIEF'
Invariably Found by the Use of
 the Electropoise,
Suffered From the Effects of La Grippe for Twelve Months--Cases That
 Cannot Be Doubted.


 I have thought sometime of writing you of my experience with the Electro poise, and my opinion of it. When I re- ceived the Electropoise, more than two years ago, 1 was suffering with the eff fects of Ia grippe and had been for about twelve months. Some of the time I was in bed and quite feeble and gradually losing ground. Soon after applying the instrument I found relief, and I contin- ued to improve until I was restored, and HOW Lam able to do as much work as I could three years ago. It has given me renewed energy. and has built up my sys- tenl-generally. l have seen it tested in cases of typhoid and malarial levers. and cases of pneumonia. collie, Aux, croup colds, la grippe, indigestion and rheuma- tsm where not a dose of medicine was given. and have never failed in one sin gle case, while some of them the doctors had abandoned saying they could do them no more good. We applied the Eiectropoise and from the beginning they began 10 improve.
 These are cases that cannot te dounted and speak well for the Electropoise as there are plenty of witnesses to testify 1 have all faith in the Electropoiss and all my family use it on all occa sions and invariably find relief. I am yours. with kind regards.
 JESSE w. PARKS
 Fayetteville, June l, 1895
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Captain Howgate Admitted to Bail.

Washington, Oct. 1.-Capt. Henry w. Howgate was this afternoon admitted to bail. pending the action of the court of appeals upon his appeal from the judg- ment of the criminal court of the District of Columbia, sentencing him to a term of Imprisonment for crimes committed while acting as disbursing officer of the signal service about fifteen years ago. The order directing that this be done was entered this evening by Chief Alley of the court of appeals.
 The bond was fixed in the sum of $15,- 900, the suretes being Ida Howgate 0he captains faithful daughte), John H. Murphy and William Horneday
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greatly Shortened. It also promotes the secretion of all abundance of nourisilment for the child. :.
 Mrs. DORA A.. GUTHRIE, of Oaklep, Oprrtou Co.,, 1fnn.. writes When I began taking Dr. Pierces Favorte Prescription. was not able to stand on my feet without suffering almost death. Now do all my honsework washing, cooking. sewing and everything for my f,miiyof eight I am stouter now than have, been in six years. Your Favorite Prescription is the best to take before confinement, Of atieast 1t proved so with me. I never suffered so little with any of my children as did with my last"
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.

MT. Tipton Multinof Clanton appeared before Judge J. J. Banks yesterday and was examined for admittance to practice at the bar as an. attorney. He stood an excellent examination and was highly complimented by Judge Banks for his proficiency
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The directors of the Young Mems Christian association held their annual meeting In the association parIor yester- day aft arnoon. Reports of the various appointments of, work were given and showed splendid results during the year. These reports will be presented to the public at the anniversary to be held at an early day; The plans for the coming year were outlined. The following officers
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Without
 Reserve.

Our large and we'll assorted stock Of Mems, Youths, Boys and Chfldren,s Clothing for the Fall and Winter MUST BE SOLD. We have announced for some time our intention of going out of the ready-made clothing line. By giving us call we will convince you that we are de- termined to do so. Our Merchant Tailor Ing has reached such PROPORTIONS that we need the space occupied by our clothing. We invite an inspection of our large and varied line of PIECE GOODS. Our MIR. M. WE'LL has just returned from. -the Eastern markets. Everything new and hobby has received his atten- tion. ssCHEVIOTS. in all COLoRS, PAT TERMS and QUALITIES. CLAYSt of every description. Full Dress Suits d specially. Gents Furnishings have been the recipient of unusual care. The stock is larger than ever. Full up with every thing" UP TO DATE"
 . In HATS we have KNOX, STETSON and all the leading makes and correct in styles.
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Bids for Coal Wanted.

Bids to furnish coal (run of mines) for court house for coming winter will be re- ceved at the Commissioners' court room up to L2 o'clock October 3.
 September 25, 1895. 9-26-td
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MOTHERS

and those soon to be- com III ot Il CTS, should know that Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription robs childbirth of it's tor lures, terrors and dangers to both mother and child, by aiding nature ill pre- pairing tue system for arturitions, There by labor " and the period off con fine ment are
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MISCnLANFoUs.

MISCFA4i4AN FOUS.
 
 SPRAYED OR STOLEN-From my lot at Green Springs, September 2S,. 1895. two mules one light brown mare mule fifteen and half or sixteen hands high Nine 10 years old; sore on right fore leg. One small horse mule, or years old; yellow collar with stripe running down the back and legs.
 MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without removal, from $10 up. s. R. Searle, 17th street, between 1st and 2d avenues my2-3m
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FOR RENT.


 
 FOR RENT. 1703 Sth avenue, rooms. I'll 23d street, rooms. 2213 5th avenue rooms. TIT 17th street, rooms HOT Sth avenue rooms. 264 9th avenue, roomS 2316 1st avenue rooms. 2320 1st avenue, rooms.
 SOUTHSIDE. 933 17th street. rooms. 2116 Avenue G, ' rooms. 1913 Avenue J. rooms. 929 17th street. rooms. 604 South 18th street, rooms. 2215 Avenue H. 6 rooms
 w. B. LEEDY & CO. Telephone 42 1142 North 21st street.
 FOR RENT. 301 and 303 20th street, double store -55x1O0 feet, corner Sd avenue. 211 18th street. beautiful store, 4Ox100 feet ISIS 1st avenue, small store very cheap. 109 20th street; best location in city, Dwellings, offces halls and bed rooms in different parts of the city. WANTED. To invest from 5000 to 5000 in real estate that will pay good interest.
 T. H. MOTION & CO, S-1S-1m Dr. Smiths Block.
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS An Old and Well-Tried Remedy,

MES. WINSLOW s SOCTHING SYRUP, has been used for over fifty years by mill lions of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP and take no other kind. 25c a bottle.
 sep2O-1y de wky
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x UNIVERSITY
 SCHOOL OF LAW.

-e- -t
 FACUETY ss-. REV. J. RAVENS RICHARDS, s. J., Pres ident of, the University. .= HON. HENRY B. BROWN, I.LD., Justice Supreme Court of the United States. HON. MARTIN F. MORRIS, LID, Asso- eiate Justice Court Of Appeals of the Dis trict of Columbia. 1.ts Fstfo5afl HON. SETH SHEPARD, Associate Justice Court of Appeals of the District of Colum- HON. JEREMIAH M. WILSON, LLD. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, LID. GEORGE E. HAMILTON, LL.D.'4 R. ROSS PERRY,A M., 'LL.D. REV. RENE EOLAIND, S. J. TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT, LLD CHARLES A. DOUGLASS, Esq Circuit Court-MICHAEE J. COLBERT, A. M. -,t--1.--.A .t8 'e.s5fE Court of Appeais-1fessrs. TAf,LMADGE A. LAMBERT, JOB BARNARD and 4 HENRY WISE BARNETT s-- For information or circulars, address
 SAMUEL D1 YEATMAN,
 Secretary and Treasurer.
 7-5A Washington. b. c. School year opens October 2, 1895. 9-29-1mo sfs4-s ,aa
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State of Alabama, County of Jefferson. s' 9' l, w. J. Cameron, cashier of the aboye- named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my Knowledge and belief.
 W. J. CAMERON. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this. lst day of October, 1895.
 GEORGE T. HILL,
 Notary Public Correct--Attest:
 JAMES \. STRATToN. T. H. MOTION, Directors W, 8. BROWN,
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LIABILITIES,

-f.ss LIABILITIES. 3-s Capital stock paid in ...........tS 25o ,0Uo % surplus fund =. ................ 3,0o0 Do Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid. s,s79 34 National bank notes outstand- ing. ..... ............. ........... 45 ,o0o oO Due 10 other nationai banks...... 22, 466 68 Due to state banks and bankers 1o,62o 95 Individual depos- it's subject to check ...... ..... $433, 345 36 Demand certii- cates of deposit. 1o7 ,S47 o0 Time certificates of deposit. ....-..... 12,s73 20 Certified checks.... 275 OU United States de- posits. ........ 2e,s6s CT Deposits of U s. disburslng officers 6,54S ST. 5eO,252 80
  Total. .............- ...........n.$ 93o. .224 n
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DuBOIS & WEBB.
', N. (. A. ELECTS OFFICERS

223 Twenty-first Street. Alabam ma
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-27
UN CRIMEN QUE Sc DEsCUBRE
E N Y A u @ 0
Antecedentes q 1ugar del hecho

Antecedentes q lugar del becho
ALA por ell veinte de Agosto del aflo
anterior, cometiose en- ell barrio de Rubias
de esta Jurisdiction, I'm crimen que indig-
no la opinion publica.
Crimen que qued6 envuelto entire las
sombras del misterio, por esa horrible COM
plicidad del silencio, como tan graficamen-
te le ha llamado ell ilustrado doctor Zeno
Gambia.
Un hombre bueno honrado, Juan
Gonzalez, vivfa allf, cerca de los estab.eci-
mientos del senior Pietri, en- una pequefa
casa, dividido por I'm seto de yagias, tan
d6bil y sencillo, que el mas pequeflo empu-
jon bastaba para echarlo en- terra. De
las dos habitaciones en- que la casa queda-
ba compartida, la de la izquierda servia
de tienda, con su pequef1o mostrador, en-
cuyo centric sc levantaba la mugrienta ba-
lama para pesar Ell arroz y el bacalao.
Una puerta daba al camino otra hacia
los establecimientos del seflor Pietri. Re-
cibia luz esta habitacion, por una venta
ma alta estrecha que venfa 6 dar sobre
IN declive del terreno, muy pronuuciado
y que muere orillas del rio, en- cuya CO.
rriente levan anse inme nsos cantos roda-
dos, moles de piedra, nevadas ALI en- spo-
cas- de las que no hay memoria,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-27
CABLEGRAMA OFFICIAL.
N0t5c1Gs de Cuba.

En- este Gobierno General Sc ha reci-
bido hoy ell siguiente despacho de la Haba-
na.
"Gobernador General de Cuba al Co.
bsrnador General de Puerto-Rico.
''Marzo 81 de 1995.-Llegaron sin no.
vedad los siete batallones peninsulares.
cdlase en- tres mil ell ntlmero de insurrec-
tos en- la provincial de Cuba, mitad escasa-
mente armados. Ell dfa "a la columna del
teniente coronel Ara6z, encontr6 una par
tida en- Sabana de Jaraguana que abando-
no posiciones dejando Is muertos en- el
campo, dos prisioneros, treinta caballos
muertos, varias armas y efectos, teniendo
muertos, 2 soldados heridos algunos Ca
ballos. Restantes provincias t1anquilidad
completa."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-27
TELEGRAMA lMPORTANTE
DEL SERVICIO PARTICULAR

(
DE !" LA ORRESPONDENCIA" !"
INa6gase Ia p6rdida del "ReG1eo Regente.'
Cambdo en- el personal dlpIomdtdco.
NueUo Gobereodor General de Cuba.
De st. Thomas nos han telegraf1ado hoy
10 que sigue:
eel Corresponsal del Times de Lon
dres, en- Madrid, MEGA la perdida del AGO.
razado de guerra ReGnd Regeqte. Tam
bi6n el Gobierno dice que las noticias de
la p6rdida de este buqUe son infundadas
NADIA positive Sc sabe respecto del parti-
cular.
"Has shabido cambios por el nuevo Co.
bierno de Madrid, en- el personal diploma
tico: el Conde de Valencia N ira & Lon
dres y Dupuy de LONE q Washington.
w. "Sera nombrado Gobernador Captain
General de la Isla de Cuba, el General Ca
mir. (s)
p suponemos guerra decir; conde de Valencia dor
Emilio Acaa Gaano concunado del senior Canovas del Cas
llo.-N de ia r.
9 SuponemoS sea Jose Gamir Segundo Cabo que fu
del Gobierno General de Isla general
de este namadO don EdnardO Gamir.
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PROPOSALS.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALES.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL's SALE OF soR-
L REL MARE "FLYAWAY," AT GALA
HANS STABLES, S09-3l SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a wit of fieri facias issued out of
the clerk 5 Office of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, and 10 me directed, will
sell at public sale, for cash, on MONDAY,
MARCH IS. 1895, AT I0O'CLOCK A NJ, at the
livery stable of Robert Callahan, 509-Sll Sixth
street northwest Washington, d. C., one ~ sor-
rel mare known as "Flyaway," of special value;
seized and attached the property Of John
Croker, and sold TO satisfy execution No 1860,
in favor OF Crosby. Burton & Co
ALBERT a. WILSON, L. 5. Marshal, ID. c.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
mr9-dlEdseNSu
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wANTED-FARM.

IKTANTED-To RENT FROM OWNER: A
Wv small farm near the city, at railroad sta
ton or near street car line. Address Room S
Atlantic Build ng. f. q. GUNSON.
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~ GOD HOTEL COOK; % YRS EXPERIENCE;
VI please give me trial w. Ii. X, 302 10th
at. NV. mrl3-3td
r WANT WORK; 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
l. clerical work, all branches; have family; am
a typewriter and own machine. Address II.
CLEW, this office. mrl3-3td
DY YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE, POSI-
ID tion as stenogrspher and typewriter; small
salary. d. II. Dixon, 6S2 18th St NV. mrl3-3td
a FIRST-CLAsS ETCHER AND FINISHER
~ wishes employment: can make negatives IL
desired. Address b, this office. mr13-3td
DLACE WANTED BY A CoACHAIAN (WHITD
L in private family; frst-class city refs as
to ability, etc; also understands care of lawns
and shrubbery; generally useful; wages reason
able. Address NJ. &. NJ, this ofIlee mr13-3td
DY YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS DRIVER OF
I'D delivery or bread wagon, or work of any
kind, mechanical or professional: willing TO
work, quick and handy; best refs Address o.
K, this office mrl3-3td-
DLACE TO WORK IN DRUG OR GROCERY
L store; age IA years; good handwriting and
reading. Address 914 lst St, sw. mrl3-3td
QYA YOUNG MAN, PLACE AS PORTER OR
u in q restaurant; perfect satisfaction Is
given Address any time 1926 New Jersey ave.
NV. mr.. l3-3td
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wHITE OR COLoRED WOMAN WANTED
w for general housework in country perma-
nent home and small wages TO right party; refs;
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-oN lst, I'd,
IL and ID aoors-by day, week, or month.
unr9-7t POI ST. NV.
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NOUNG GIRL, STRANGER IN CITY, WITH
Il out home, friends, money, desires place
as hookkeeper, law or commercial stenograpu er;
best refs JENNIE l., this Office mrI3-3tc
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SITUATION WANTED BY WHITE GIRL IN
~ private family as cha IN bermaid, waitress,
or nurse for one child. ANNIE GRELISn, 2iO6
/ ST. NV. mrl3-3td
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

DooMs FOR BUSINESS OFFICES. INQUIRE
Ii at TINES ofice
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GOOD HOME, WITH SMALL COMPENSA-
~ ton, offered to tidy white woman. Apply
lllS New Jersey are. Sc mr13-3td
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NTANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED W0-
w man, place to do general house work in
small private family or TO do chamber work or
willing to do washing and ironing at homo: will
ing TO satisfy anyone; can give good reference;
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WANTED sITUATIoNs-MALE.

ROY OF L WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A PLACE
- in lawyers or zeal estate Office: can type
write, and some knowledge Of bookkeeping: best
of refs. II. q. H., 1C0j st Sc mr1+-3td
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PROFESSIONAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ny ONE DESIRING LOANS OF FROM
n & 900 TO 5000 at low rate OF interest
dress W Y, this Office. mrl2-7t
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VoUNG LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS WOULD
i like position in confectionery; wishes to
learn the business: has but little experience:
small salary to start with Call or address Miss
II. s. g., 2114 9th st NV mr12-3td
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A SOBER JoURNEYMAN PRINTER DESIRES
n situation in a country Office Address ID.
I, this ONCE mr14-3td
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DLACE AS DRIVER OF WAGON WANTED.
i Address WM. CLARK lnrI3-3td
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IKIANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN,
Wv q place as dish washer or hostler in private
family; best references. Address or call at 7l3
2Sd ST. NV mrl3-3td
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yK7ANTED-A WIDOW WOULD LIKE A SIT
Wv uation in widowers family as house
keeper best of references. Address Mrs D.
d. YOUNG, Ivy City. mr13-3td
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xlIANTED-PLACE AS DRIVER OF WAGON;
wv grocery preferred Address SAMUEL VIII
LIAAS- mrl3-3td
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CITUATION WANTED BY FIRST CLASS
Ohorist and landscape gardener: over 20 years
experience in all branches; married; no family.
Address j. A K, 3l5 Sth 81, NV mri2-3td
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yAIANTED-BY A COLoRED GIRL WASHING
w and ironing to do at home. 42S Ridge st
pxu D JtI
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DLACE AS COOK IN SMALL FAMILY OR
work by the day; best city reference. Ad-
dress LIZZIE DIXON, No. 81 Fenton ST. ne.
mrl2-3td
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ID DooMs - WANTED OR 4 ROOMS, FUR
Ia nished or unfinished, in NV. section: lst
or 2d floor; best refs price not TO exceed Sl5 or
SIS per month Address c. IL, his Office 1t
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For philadelphia. Sew Yors. and ths Ea.t

i1:4O P NJ. for Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester.
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily, Sleeping
Car WASHINGTON Elmira
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WANTED-HOUSES.

IATANTED-TO RENT FLAT OF ROOMS
Wv on Same floor for light housekeeping by
two ladies; location must be central and terms
moderate. Address *. c." this Office.
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WANTED sITUATIoNs-rEMALE.

~ IRL WANTS A PLACE AT GENERAL HOUSE
" work in private family. LIZZIE EASToN
EASANTON, 1909 lst st. sw.. this city. mrl3-3td
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WOULD LIKE A NICE FAMILY WASH OR
L gentleman's wash; all work carefully done
and returned. Address Nj. tULSoM, 1880 Cook
sey place NV. mrl4-3td
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IITANTED A POSITION As APPRENTICE
w boy in either blacksmith or machine shop;
can give good refs. Address GEORGE d
WHEELER, r., 4i3 6l5 St sw mrl2-3td
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CITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
~ colored girl; washing to do at home or GO
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A LADY AND SON WOULD LIKE TO TAKE
IA charge and care of house for the summer;
best ref Address E. n, POI 2d St me- mr12-3td
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A COLLECTOR WANTED; ONE WELL AC-
~ quainted in the District; also some good
canvassers- Address ~ this Office mrl4-3td
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r WOULD LIKE PLACE as CHILD's NURSE
Il or to wait on an invalid; can sew and am
willing to leave town for summer; good refer
ences Address Mrs. j., 1928 E ST. se mrl2-td
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IKTANIED-Bl A SURE PAY TENANT $50
w house; situated northwest; seven rooms and
bath; furnace; 10 basement Address w. X,
this Office.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

EIRST-CLASS BARTENDER WANTS POSI-
IT tion AL references. Moderate salary. Ad-
dress W. H. H., care 406 9th St NV. city. 13-3td
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CITUATION WANTED BY A FIRsT-CLAsS
~ bread and cake baker. LUClE HIPPNAN,
234 2d St ne, this city. mrl3-3td
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CITUATIoN IN AN ARCHITECTS OFFICE TO
y learn the business by an ambitious young
man who has studied architectural drawing:
good refs. Address j. 0. NJ, 923 81. NV mrl3-3td
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n CCOMPIISHED MAN DESIRES SITUATION;
- understands single and double entry book
keeping; is well versed in Latin, Greek, and
French, and mathematics tup TO analytical
geometry, and all English branches Address
y. Y. T., this ofice
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CoLoRED GIRL l6, WANTS WORK AFTER
~ 3 p. IN. 2220 Va. av. NV mr13-3td
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IAIANTEp-BY CoLoRED GIRL PLACE
w as laundress or chambermaid; good refer
ences Call at s27 st NV mrl3-3td
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II ADY IN GREAT NEED WOULD LIKE TO
IL sew or do marketing or help in any way to
make her rent, which is overdue Address
VERY NEEDY, this Office mr12-3td
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~ OOD COLORED WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO
" have house cleaning to do or work in private
family. Please call or address 462 st. NV.
ri
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DOSA PARKER, ID YEARS OLD DESIRES A
III situation as an assistant in housework or
nurse; can stay at nights. Address 202T 10th st
NV. mrl2-3td
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w ANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE MAN AS A
w bartender. Can COZ ID st NV. p DA-
LEY mrl3-3td
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yHTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
Wv girl place as COOK, chambermad, or
nurse. Address ORA GROVE, 1852 18th ct. NV.
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