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THERE'LL BE \ CLASH OF DATES
Rival Race Tracks in Maryland VIII
Have Merry Time.

Have n Merry Time.
Iron Hill, Md, Dec. 29.-The impending
war between the rival racing associations
In Maryland assumed definite shape last
night when William ]. Thompson, of the
keystone Association. announced that the
Iron Hill tracks would positively open on
January and continue for sixty days.
The Barksdale meeting will also open as
announced on New Years Day. and in view
of the clash the purses will be raised to
$500, with six races a day.
In addition to this, each winning jockey
will be presented with $40 gold piece by
the association.
AT the conclusion of the Rarksdale meet
ing a second meeting of thirty days will
be run at the Sinyerly track, and later A
twenty six day meeting will be run al Elk.
ton.
The RarkSdale Association has also Sc
cured an option on a hundred acres of land
in Delaware, where Il track Will be built
If the legislature of that State passes a
bill favorable to horse racing
The RarkSdale officials announced last
night that in future any overtureS from
the Iron IIill Association in the nature of a
compromise would have to come from
Som6 member Of the association other than
william ]. Thompson.
Elkton, Dec. ga largely attended
meeting of the horse owners was held here
last night, a. which time the Horse Owners
Protective Association was formed. The
association will demand of both organiza-
tions that nn purse of less than Sl75 Will
be given, and that instead of a daily pro-
gram secretaries b. directed to offer one
for a week.
II was also agreed that the Southern
Racing Association be requested to accept
entries nf the MrlrnSe stock farm, John j
Ryan proprietor. Messrs. b. Barnes, J. ].
Ryan, Steve Lahommedicu, William Beck
EFT. John Underwood and NJ Daily were ap-
pointed a committee to wait on the racing
associations.
The horsemen received a telegram from
W J. Thompson stating that it would be
impossible for the keystone Racing Asso-
citation to accede To the demands of the,
Southern Racing Association, and hat Iron
Hill track would conduct a ninety DAYS
meeting
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DowLING& co. ,Auctioneers,
Sly T. kt. NV.
SALE OF UNIM
PROVED LOTS AND BUILDING SITES
ON TIL r CON nIrIT ROAn IN THE DIS

PROVED LOTS AND BUILDiNG SITES
on THE CONDUIT ROAD, IN THE DIS
TR1CT OF COLUMBIA. g.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust, bear
Ing date OF the Sd day OF July, $50 and
recorded in libcr No. 1547, folio 424, ct
seq, of the land records OF the District of
Columbia, and at the written request or the
1older OF the note secured thereby, we VIII.
On Hi HSiA.TGkDAYa the sES9Np E dAi PAY eGk 2F
r NJ, in front of the premises. sell the fol-
lowing described pieces, or parcels. OF land,
situated IN the County Of Washington, and
District OF Columbia, as follows, to wit:
20. and lots numbered one two. three, four,
five, eight and nine, in block numbered
four A., in the subdivision made by Jacob
i: Clark and Edward B. Vottrell, trustees.
OF OF Lot three 81 and part Of lot two ~ OF
corded In the Surveyors office of the Dis
trict OF Columbia in County Book z. page
S3. The property will be- sold free and clear
from all incum brances
TERMS OF SALE-one-third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash ,and the
balance in one and two years, the deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold, with interest at
The rate of six per cent per annum, pa yable
semi annually: or, all cash, at the option
or the purchaser A deppsit of 500 at the
time Of sale will be required upon blocks
No. and No. 8 and deposit OF $50 upon
each lotin nblocknumbereH ~ Convcyancing
at The cost Of the purchaser and the terms
OF sale To be fully complied with within
ten days from day OF sale. Otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and Cost of dcfaultng
purchaser or purchasers, after five days
advertisement in some newsbaper published
! n the city of Washington, D. c. EDWARD
I. FLETCHER and EDWIN C. CUTTER.
Trustees. r.-L .dt24-d-tds-em
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READY-MOORE CONTEST.
Both Men Ready for the Ring To-
morrow Night.

morrow Night.
The arrival in Washington OF DICK Moore,
the tuiddleweight fighter, gave the follow
ers of the fistic arena plenty TO TAX about
this morning Moore is fresh from his
training quarters at College Point, l.: l.,
and he looks aIlover genuine 1ighter He
will meet Pat Ready, the District boxer, to-
morrow night at the Suburban Ruadhousc.
Moore is a noted pugiIist, and is without
doubt the best man with whom Ready has
been matched He has twice met Dan
Crecdon for the middle wcig III championship
ard although defeated gave his opponent ali
the fighting he wanted. He has crossed the
ocean upon two occasions, and on the first
trip he fought Jcm Driscoll To standstiii.
getting half the purse. He then challenged
Dick Rurge, Jcm Smith and Driscull, but
could not get on a match
He admitted this morning that he has a
big contract Oh hand to hest Ready III
twenty rounds, and regards the District
lad as hard-hitting puncher. He is ac-
conpanied by Henry Baker, the Chicago
heavyweight, who recently had twenty
round 20 with Dan Creedon. Baker viii
second Moore The men are stopping at the
st. James
Ready is confident lac Will get th" dcci,-
ion, and says he was never in better condi-
ton. He has taken excellent care OF hlni-
self and trained scientifically. He realizes
that Moore is a clever boxer and quick
hitter, and is fully alive to the task h" has
on hand tomorrow night.
1t is more than likely that Moore will be
Il slight favorite in the betting, hut the
Ready people are ready [" take all kinds OF
money. They claim that Pat is in better
shape than when hc fought Burns, and, as
hehas seen Moore in the ring. hc has slight
advantage.
Pat is game and can hit like a mule 5
kick, and he will best Moore to a certainty
said one of his closest friends to a Times
man this morning.
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ERECTfNG Iron Galieries.smith li =

ERECTING Iron Galleries-Smith-
sonian Institution, Washington, ID. c.,
December Is, 1S96.-Sealed proposals will
be received at this office until q O'Clock
o'clock, p. m, same day, in the presence
Of the bidders, for furnishing, delivering
and erecting in the National Museum. in
sn 3r ',,e ,r,isres nt in t ,nr h,i n
thcU. s National Museum. Plans, specifica-
tons, general instructions and other lniSrna a.
ton may be obtained on application to J.
Elfreth Watkins, Chief of the Division Of
Buildings and Superintendent, National
Museum. 5. Z. LANGLEY, Secretary.
Decl 22-25-29
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SPECIAL NO1lcE.

SONS OF ST. GEO ORGE-'Attention."
Members OF Columbia Lodge. 3S7. please
attend meeting tonight, special business.
ALFRED h. WEIGH, " See. 1t
hE cOparlnersmp heretofore cxIstins
between j, T.. Hilton and L. Il Cunning
hitin, dong dairy business under the firm
name OF Hilton X Cunningham. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts owed to said firm can be- paid to
either member Of SAID firm, ami AL debts
owed by said firm VIII be paid upon pres
entdtiJn at our office.
J. 4 HILTON.
L. Il. CUNNINGHAM
Washington, ID. C.. Dec ~. 1886. 1t
THE parties who Witnessed accident to
LADY falling from electric ear, Sth and
SIS, 9Th street line, about 5;i5 y. NJ, De-
ceniber 70, will confer great favor by send
Ing their address TO j. l.. cox, 14l3 sth
Il. NV Item
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PROPOSALS.

HOWARDUNIyERSIT Washington
T., Dec. 20, 1896. Sealed proposals Will
he received by the undersigned until noon,
January IL, 1897, for furnishing the
libraries of Howard University with books.
The right to rejec5 any or all bids, or parts
OF bids is reserved. Proposals to be in
dorsed Books for Library" and addressed
to The President, Howard University. List
or books VIII be furnished on application
To the undersigned.
j. b. JOHNSON, Treasurer,
Howard University.
deg and ian ..
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wANrED-HOuSES.

WANTED-A small house near Boundary
nv, or me-, near car line. must he cheap for
cash. Address CHEA HOUSE, this office
de2S- :St-eui
VIZ nave hufnDer OF appivantS for
houses renting from $50 to S35 per month:
send us description OF your vacant house.
and you VIII be surprised how quick we will
reDtH. TIMES REAL STATE bCREAU
tf
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES.

FOR kENT-Opportunity To secure nice
ly fur. house On Capitol Hill: good luca-
uon; with no outlay. 4 Occupa nt> Will allow
rent OF house ana pay additional To de
SIrablc family for their board. Address NJ.
B. L.. this office. de2S Stem
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.

$40 sos ST Nw.-Two rooms or
lst floor, room on I'd floor, $40;
will rent whole building for $10o pc
month. LASS,
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

Specialist in all forms Of private diseases.
HytlrOCele, Naricucele and Structure cured.
Consultation free. Everyday, 9 TO II, .
to =; Tues, Thurs. and saturday evenings,
20 ;. Co. st NV. Closed Sunday.
DIR. TAYLOR, SOC f st. NV. makes
full sets Of teeth for 50, satisfaction guar
antecd; teeth extracted without pain: gold
fllling,fSl: amalgam. SOC; extracting free
when plates are made. je1 S-tf
LADIES needing Confidential treatment,
a sure and safe relief in an wOmdns com
plants and Irregularities. Gold medal
awarded for the science Of obstetrics from
the University of Munich, Bavaria. Strict
ly confidential. MRS. DIR. RESNER, No
Seventh 81. ne, near +. Cap st. Wash
lngtOn, ID. T..
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

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so ,OoU-At per cent, to loan on i'm
proved property. prompt attention gwen to
applications TIMES REAL ESTATE BJ--
REAU. 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
WE want 600 borrowers who desire
from $50 to SO. 900 each on stocks bonds
trusts loan association certificates ware
house receipts and life or tontine policies
III old-linc companies; no delay: no chattel
TO 46 Mctzerott Bldg, 40 81. NV.
MONEY OLOAN-Large sums at sand
D IL per cent on ID. e. real estate: $3.50
500, $3.50. etc. at u per cent; all trans
actions conducted With economical con-
Slderation for borrowers. WM. II. SAUN-
DERS X CO.. l 4O7 + st. NV. mrs
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PERSON AIS.
PROF. HALEE,
Clairvoyant.

Tells your name. age. occupation and your
very thoughts, and Iust what you walt 10
know; tells about business deals, law
suits, love affairs, cOurtship, marriage,
lost or stolen property, family troubles,
friends and enemies, rcuuiIes separated Gus-
bands and wives, swcctuearts etc. brings
troubles nj quarrels alt ri gut, causes speedy
marriage with the one you love, removes
spells, causes good luck cures drunkenness
and other faults. Prof. Haiee is acknowl-
edged by press and people as the greatest
In the profession. He has Hundreds OF let
trrs testifying to his great and marvellous
power. SO call at once and be convinced.
and don't waste time and money in visit
ing so-caiicd mediums that are IN the to wn
at present. office hours, 8 a. IN. to sp. III.
daily. Fees, Card reading, - cents; palm
lstry. 80 cents; claiIyOyant, 81. Salts
faction guaranteed. Parlors, SO Ii st.
NV. Ge2a-im IN
NARCiSsUs, Baltimore's ravorltc med
luIu, WHO predicted tue IRE at Inr hIuk,
can be consulted daily at 53s East Capt
toi ST. 1t
NINE. FRANCIS will not tax you with
long lingo uf lnpossihilitles that cannot be
done, but all In trouble cali and Je nelpe,i
al once by one that can guarantee ats.
cents, trance. 80 cents, hOurs.1o Ia 8 302
+ cap. uc.s-zu
YOC got lett ffx ChrIstaias: Well That
comes from not reading our adds" about
very little Worn. at the lowest figures;
we have few left for New Years: viii
pay YOU 70 investigate JCsTH'S OLD
STAND, 6lS ID St NV. de2J1t
MSIE. ~, SiEDi, "a.
Scientific paimist and chrti reader. know
yoUr fate ana fortune. open tlIiv. German
spoken 25c. and soc. s23 ii st NV.
de2s-7t
Don Il ueIay Inc ganie; # you wish to
attend To this matter vAU had better
come ut once for good suit of Clothes or
oveiColt that has been worn some. at the
sknniest kind OF prices JtsTITs OLD
STAND, 6l9 ID St NV. 'ss p de22-7t
PKOF- CLA 7 Medium, tells business
love affairs, losses, etc. cradle To- grave
for 5uC.: reuniteS separated husbands
wives, weCthcarts or friends. causes
speedy marriages; removes spells: bad luck;
All trouble ~ To 10 daily. 4s9 IL ST. sw
del = mo
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FOR sALE-MIScELLANEDUs


GREAT CHAM Widow selling out
contractors stock: II mead or good work
horses. some very fine drivers among
them; Wagons, harness and buggics 20
regardless oT price: no reasonable offer re
fused. l223 N ST. ne de29-3t-em
FOR SALE-A kitchen range very cheap;
also tahie>. IOs 9th st-n Item
FOR SALE-Side, bar buggy; S25. PAINT
STORE, No. 1914 Tth st de25-3t-em
FOR SALE-Light delivery wagon and
harness. good as new; also Jump-seat sur
rey and phacton. llo5 1ltb st. NV.
de2y3t
FOR "a LE-Dayton and harness. 1914
IItii ST.. Mt. Pleasant. de29-3t
FOX SA LA Thoroughbred FrenCu tan
terrier: two months old, male. Call or ad-
dress INEZ De MOi A. lU2 3rd ST. NV
1t
FOR SALE-A new flrstciass buggy,
cheap. Sl5 9th st. NV. dc2S-Gt-cm
rOI. >, .,LI-tIleap, counters, wall cases,
mirrors. 81 owes and fixtures at 49, 11th
st NV. Ct2' ST
FOR SALE-Bicycle; "Zinmy'' MAKE;
been used three months, $50 cash Adj
Railroad Company deG6-3t,em
rOR SALE Utl iiihr.-Horses, wagons
Dugges carriages. harness and slcighs at
paiiic prices: also 3 coupe rOckaways,
coupes = brOugiIanis | tandem, lot sl.,gn>.
belonging To other parties. that We are or
dered to sell at once: no re- -'onablc offer
refused. y2T st. NV. -ionc 26l.
de2.,-tf-eu
FOR SALE-A lot of fine shotguns, GUT
tars banIos mandCltns. viOlins. and ac-
cordeons: VIII be closed out at halr Of the
original price: nothing better for a holiday
present Jul tIUS COHEN. 11Oi 18th St NV
del2-u
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LOTS FOR SALE

S2.8OO-NEw YORK AVE. BET. N
CAP AND FIRST SITS. .-2OX1O1. to
30-fOot allie y; make us an offer t66)
SS.OOO-F ST., BET. 18TH AND 18th
The evening times., 1896-12-29
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED-By white man, with small
family, situation on farm; can give best
rei: Address FARMER, this office.
1t EN-
wANTED-A situation by middle
aecu, single man, with practical expert
ehce ana fair education: is willing to
work at a small salary; cansrurnish refer
ence as to good character and Integrity
Address Box ~ G., this office. 1t
ED-by Respectable colored man,
place as driver or house man. hest rar,r
ences. Address 2224 st NV. fle273t
WANTED-Postion as coIIector 6y
young man, with bicycle. Box 81, this
OFFICE. ,leoa- a.
WANTED-By a respectable colored boy
place to work in house; will be Willing
TO work cheap until learn. 33 Fenton
PLACE, bet. N. Cap. aud lst, and X and L. SITS.
1t
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FOR REST-SU BURBAN

FOR kENT-TweIve acres: eight rooms.
ruit, $40 80, near boundary. Can
.6 | ST. ne. de2T-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.

THORALD JERICHAU, Pm. b., Royal
University of Copenhagen, will receive pu-
pills on piano, organ, theory and compost
uon. studio, Droop's Music Store. Apply
Droop's or Ellis Music Houses, 925 and
1887 Ia. ave. se2S-tf
VOCAL, VIOLIN, PIANO lessons, only
zoe each; Ill order to secIre a good pat
ronaye at once by a professor whose
methods, ability and experience is in no
way second to those Commanding ST and
up per lesson. Address ARTISTIC PER-
kORMANCE, this Office. de273t
AT l'hE MINIMUM COST.
PIANO, GUITAR. PAINTING and DRAW
ING lessons by successful teacher OF I2
years experience. MISS DABNEY, 1912
18th st. NV. decI- / mem
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WANTED-BOARIJERS.

-
WANTEE-2 nicely fur. heated re ON for
single gentlemen and first-class board: SIG
per month each. 416 II ne. Gc2sTt
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

- FOR RENT-A beautiful 2d-story flat
Of five rooms and bath, very cheap. No
2d st. ne. Apply 2O4 East capitol ST.
ile29-3t
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SiISCELIAN EOTS.

SAVE coal and keep your hoases ,,Ssrga wsrm
j. I. MULDEN, I22 6th st ne. Item
WALL. PAPER you wan, your rooms
papered cheap all the paper VIII cost you
is DC; that nays I2r tns paper ana hane-
dc2S-Item
ICE CREAM-fOr your New ear rccep-
uogs; 81 per gallon. 1tC. per haiI -galion'
an flayors; Delicious and Tich; at L. T.
bREUNINGER " CO., go 18th st NV
de2J-. ten.
RIVER VIEW HOTEL. on the Conduit
Road, 4 IL miles from Washington; first
class meals az all hours; Great ais Electric
deEe-II-eln
Or.1 Il.I... .-II.irs Iur doors ANA WIZ
dows. drop Us postal DEARllS q co,
$40 u 81. ne. ce- lat
fIks1-CLAsS work done at your resi-
ueuct. n desired IN upnOlstering. mattress
making; drop postal. II II. kkls EbkRG,
IlOT 2ith ST. dee1- tein
CHEAfEsT printer on earth. ConIpc-
petition deried. Park, go st
deIS-lmU
HERE'S A TiP For thirty days l Will
bind your magazines in cloth for soc, Just
To adyerlis.. IN Y work; business cdrGs, 15c.
per 1000. ~. E WILLIAMS 6l5 Ith st
NV uels-tI,cin
WALL. FAPERS FURNISHED and rooms pa
4 EVANS, 222 l 9Th st. sw. del limo
WANTED Furniture moved; largest =
horse load in the cat !, 81 81; l-norse loads,
Sl25. piauus. 81; experienced handlers.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO, 323 A..
st NV Phone, 566. nCl1-u
TYPEWRITER circulars push business;
So so per 81 900 up ZEIGLER, printer,
sl6 st NV. oc25 II
TEETH e eXtractcd free Ma TIONALUNI-
yERSITY DENTAL INFTRMARY- 1928
| ST NV Teeth filled. plates made, and all
kinds Of crown aud bridge work at small
ch;Irye 10 cover cost of materisi. No charge
for examination. Infirmary open from 10
a. m to y. au1S-u
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.


wANTED-Competent girl for general
housework: must be well recommended and
stay at uight. lIlS 9th ST. NV. Item
WANTED -GIrl to do eneraIhousework;
no no washing; refs. required ingniTe loe
WANTED Cook, ,chamberInaid ndnurse;
good wages; small family. l7O2 q 10th St
NV. Item
WANTED Experienced lazy canvassers
ior artic.e useuInrvery n"dsrG"ld. tnc best
Y. 5. NJ. co, this office, Item
MANIED-A rirst-ciass woman to do
general house work III Il small family BRING
refs. iuu2 Il. l. ave. NV. Item
WANTED Class white or coiored
girl 10 do general house work, for sinaii
family: must stty nights; references. 1l2
9th ST. NV. 1t
WAATED-woman To go TO New York
as co, K. white or colored nurse, 10 go to
Philadelphia. 1902 i-2 loth ST. NV II
WA NIEp-Tenw women FOR ienerli hoTse-
work. l1i7 oregon ave. II
WAN re D-uirl' must know low to
sew and " ritc. refs. required. Call al 6lS
18th st NV. 1t
WANTED-A girl about fourteen years
old that can sIeei, a. nome, 10 iI,ip with
house work IN n small family; none butthose
absolutely neat and bringing best If 'cfer-
ences need apply at No. o26 9th st. INV.
1t
WANTED Young col0red woman for
general homework; two In family. Ola
9Th st. NV. II
WANTED First class colored cook; also
competent chambermald. Ga 18th st,
NV, 1t
WANTED White cook, $50; iadys maid,
SO; also cnambertnaid. GA l3tnsG. NV. 1t
WANTED-WhiIe nurse FOR child; good
wages 6l4 18th st. NV. II
tpmslA coi"re4 anu 'nrce white
women MRS. MOORE, 3U6 St NV.
de27 st
:" lEp-Uuuk, >IndIi fanny. good
wages. l7o2 - 10Th St NV, de2T-3t
WAN Ella good cook ana Chamber
maid; with references. BIS + Capitol
de26-3t-ern
WAATED-A girl Tor housework, cook
ing, washing, ana ironing. Apply in store,
81 st. NV. 1t
wANTED-A competent washer, Tor a
small laundry: a sober, industrious man
not afraid ar work. can find a steady posi-
ton, by addressing, stating salary, and
give reference, LAUNDRY, this office.
de29-3t 10
VA NJ ED-wT1Ie girl for general house
i'Ine ave, Takoma Park: near the large.
spring. 1t
kD-By dressmaker, waist hand
and apprentice. King the bell and come
upstairs. l4Ol IL st. nw. 1t
NaNIEI.-e Cmpetent wInuc oman 10
do general Ouscwork. Can between and
o'clock. 1871 u. l. ave. NV. 1t
WANTED Settled white woman for
general housework; small family; wages
s. 30 Il week; must sta J nights: refs re-
CURED 625 z st. NV. de2S-2te
WANTED-A white woman for general
hOuseworh and assist in cooking; must stay
nights; German preferred. Apply l Il6 Pa.
ave. NV. de2S- 3t-em
WANTED-A neat, quiet, settled woman.
In country, as working housekeeper: two
In family; comfortable home and small pay
Will be given. Address f. l. C, this office.
Item
WAN rD-COoK, three cndInBcrinaitS:
nurses: general house workers, good homes.
i4l u ST. NV. de2s-3t
WANTED-l, 600 ladies' 10 Cal al IO2
9th st NV. for free samples of Faiks'
'CrlSpettcs.' Cc2I-1t
mANIED-A sIrl Tor nght mouse work
at I26 9TH st NV. Gt26 If
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

a CHANCE FOR \ GOOD HOME
Apply at 014 Fifteenth St., Nc.
fherSOn square: most derIrabie part
of the city; second ana third floors.
single or en- suite; table ana All APP
pOiutments first cInss. uu26-tf
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-To rent, nicely fur front
rooms, with ar without buard.ref>. required.
MRS. A l.. SWAN, 100 lIth ST. NV.
deg stem
WAN1ED-Lady wants one floor, fur
ni>hed or unfurniShed, In house with single
lady where there are no gentlemen rOOm-
erS or boardcrs. PRIVATE, this office.
de2S-3t-em
LADl wants Iur, or. unrur. flat or or
3 roOiis. situated NV: rent must he very
reasonable. Box 3i6, this office.
de2S -3t-cm
WANTED-By young couple, rooms;
furnished complete Tor light housekeeping;
state price, advantages and location. Al
dress POLICEMAN, this office. tie27- st
nished rooms, With privilege OF light house
keeping. no children: in vicinity Of 9Th
and ii st>. NV: terms must be Reasonable:
references exchanged. Address Y. NJ,
this office. dc273t
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all Interested, as
changes may Occur at any time
tOrei ga mails for the week ending J anuary
Will close promptly at this office as
follows:
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HELP MALE AND
FEMALE.


wANTED-Expert typewriter; dicta-
ton ana general office work state eX-
perIence, salary expected, ard references.
". j. b, tins Office. 1t
ALL HELP selected free Of charge.
MRS. MOORE, 3O6 q st. NV. de29 -3t
MANIED-2 married men with wives;
no children, one to milk. etc; other To
tend garden. Ro ON 4. g.: + It rw. 1t
W-iNIED--iI you want servants; white
or cOlOred cooks; go To- LADIES II. c.
EXCHANGE, 63l r ST., room 4
de27- -3t
WANTED -Menand women Out o Il en-
pIOyment and willing to work can learn
OF n permanent situation at good wages, by
writing ut once to Z. V. H., Box 2S3,
Augusta, Maine.
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FOR SALE-A bargain; have a ten room.
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