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CAPITOL GOSSIP.

House Committee on Contested Elec-
ticns No. 2 will soon decide a case
THAT involves a question quite unique,
and altogether without precedent in
the history of the House. The con-
testant and the contestee are both, Re
pubicans. The seated member is
Representative William L. Ward, of
the Sixteenth New York. district, and
the contestant is Benjamin l.. Fair
child A justice of tpe New York
supreme court issued ah order to the
judges of election requiring them to
place the name of William l.. Ward on
the ballot under the Republican en-
biem. as the candidate for Congress of
that party. Ward received majority
of the votes, and was declared to be
elected. Since that time, the case hay-
ing been appealed, the full court has
decided that Fairchild's name ought to
have been placed on the ballot. and
. that the judge who directed Ward $
name to be put there had absolutely
no jurisdiction over the question. The
court holds further that the votes cast
for Ward should have been cast for
Fairchild. and that Fairchild is the
man who should have received the
certificate of election.
The events of yesterday indicate
that the war which has been going on
silently between Senators Hanna and
Foraker is about to break out into an
open and bitter fight. &. Senator For
aker left yesterday afternoon for Gin
cinnati to be gone several days As
soon as Senator Hanna heard that his
colleague had taken his departure he
at once wired Ed Eshelby, of Gin
cinnati, to come to Washington. Esh-
elby is the new Republican reform boss
of Cincinnati, who helped to elect Han
ma. In return for this favor Hanna
agreed with Eshelby that he should
dictate the legislation TO be passed By
the Ohio legislature concerning the city
of Cincinnati, and that Mr.. Eshelby
was also to dictate wto was to be the
leading federal appointees in that city.
Senator Foraker claims that right lata-
ly, and Mr.. Hanna has been notified
that he will exercise it.
Mr.. Eshelby could not have come to
Washington while Mr.. Foraker was
here without the senior Senator know
ing that a conference was on between
Hanna and Eshelby, relative to the
Hamilton county appointments, and
the junior Senator from Ohio thus
takes advantage of the absence OF his
colleague to begin the conspiracy
which he hopes will end in the defeat
of Mr.. Foraker.
IL Senator Hanna, however. persists
in this sort of thing, and permits Mr.
Eshelby to dictate who shall be ap-
pointed in CincinHatil, anti Mr.. Hanna
makes those appointments a personal
matter between himself and the Presl-
dent, the fight in the Senate between
these two gentlemen Will be bitter in
tn extreme.
ed many things in the past, and Sena-
torial courtesy today viii enable Sena-
tor Foraker to defeat the confirmation
of any man appointed to office in his
home who is personally obnoxious to
him.
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Brown and GRAY Checked AlIwooI
CheviOt Single breasted Sack S5HiTSs
made MP in the most careful manner.
and lined with Italian Cloth, per
feet fitting The regular price. which
IS still on them. is $50. SDe-
cial price -..-....--........- g -0o
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Hawaiian Annexation.

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1898.
The times., 1898-02-05
Men S OvercoatS.
$3.50

Tan Irish FIieze ('vercoats. with
plaid back. skeleton made. bellows 81
pockets; taDin. and woke Of satin: cut
full back. covert length. stEaD seams. r.
Satin sleP e Innings. Regular
price, SI2- 30 special price. s = II = D
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SUITS AT HALF PRICE.

Gives you the Choice OF nearly hundred
lOts OF Fancy Cashmere. CheviOt and
NOTSted Suits tnat have been all sold
save these last one. two or three
$3.50 TO So Han means S3.10 TO
$3.50.
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Three los of all-wooi Gheviot Short
pants SUitS. with double lack
ct: Brown. Gray and Notified mix
lures. Some OF the pants are mace
with double seat and double knee
some have patch piece and extra but-
tons Sizes. 4 10 10. They re
regular So 90 suits. fOs' ........ 81 80
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NANTED-Furnace man. and also boy 20
work around ths house CENTRAL tx
Oh a NGE, COS 18TH st. NV. 1t
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RA ILKOAIS.
baltimore e Ohio,
Schedule in effect Nov. "A. Is


Leave Washington from Station corner
OF New Jersey avenue and sc.
TW ucagO ana NOItnWest. FestiDulefl
Limited trains. 1905, li:25 a. m. sos
ror Cincinnati. ST. Louis and Indianapo-
rs Express, 11:25 a m vestiba.eG Lin
Hed. $40 p m, express 1855 p. tn
ror fiLtSDuTg aIsst Ieveiand, express
daily 1l:05 a. IN. and $50 D. m.
~ Columbus. Ioieao and Detfoit. 11:52
Winchester and way stations, 70 a. m,
t3:4O and t5:30 p. IN.
ROT New oTieans. memphis, Birmingham.
Chatta 5oo oS Knoxville: Bristol and Roa.
through.
For Luray. $40 p. M. daily.
fS or BALTIMORE; week days, 5, $40.
xio,oo a. IN, x12.o5 NJ, xis.I6. lis.
Clip, x3:yV. 80. x4-3o, 4s85. x5.95.
1920. Ills, xii.So p. M, and xia.oi
night Sundays, x7 .O5. x7 10. x7 80. $50.
S Ss;0o g; az M xiglo; xi;i5. l;2o. * 90.
x9. 20. IL Is. XII so y. M. xI2.0i night
For Annapolis, 10 and 3 80 a. m. 40
and 5.3u p IN. Sundays, $50 a.. IN 4.35
For Frederick. week days, s-I1.2 a IN,
4.3O, $50 D. Ia. Sundays. a. ~. 1.i5
For Hagerstown, t11.05 a. IN. and 80
. For Boyd and way points. week days.
600 a. d ~: 40; go 100 2; H. Sun
udysJ y w d LID 10
For Caithersburg and way points, week
days, 3, s., IL. NJ, 80, 3.15, 4 .3S; 5-35:
700, 11.30 p. IN. Sundays, 8 a. M.
Liz, 4.33. 7.0o, 1915 y. IN.
FOR Washington unctlUn and wa points.
8 a. NJ, 40, $50 u. M. week days 8
a. m, 10 u. ~. Sundays
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Hight.
For Philadelphia, New York. Boston a nd
the East, week days, 7.05. g. 40 a. m.
L. 5, l 10 tall Dining CarsI, 3@i5,O3 Din-
ing Carr, tl2.o1 night; Sleeping Car open
al 10 o ciOckI. Sundays, 90, . a. III.
u.15 Dining Carr, 3, to.o5 Dining Carl
II. Oh night; Sleeping Car open 10 clock.
Additional train for Philadelphia, daily,
p. m.
Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 10 a. IN. l. -o5 noon.
and /. 10 and u. IN. week days, 8 a. u
Sundays
For Cape May, 05 noon
fExcept Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from ho-
tells and residences by Union Transfer Co
On orders left at ticket offices, 619 Penn
Eyivania avenue northwest, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street and at depot
W M NJ. GREENE, D. Is. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
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RAILROADS.
pEMMS YLNANgA


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS.
100 n. Nj. week uayS PITTS EURO EX-
PREsS-ParIor ana Dining Cars. Harris
1O-5O a. Al. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping, Dining, smoking and
SODsef vaih3n Cars, Harrisi,eFS 70 Ibl1ago.
Iznd and Toledo. Buffet PariOr Car to
Harrisburg.
10; 80, A. 81 FAST LIYE-PuHmsn Buffet
ParLOr Car to Harrisburg. Buffet PaFior
Car, Harrisburg % Pittsburg.
$40 p VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Louis. ana Sleeping ana Dining cars Har-
rtSburg 70 st. Louis. Nashville tyia Gin
6i1natii and Chicago.
80 4. IA. WESTERN ExPkESS-Pau-
man Sleeping Car to Pfttsburg, Chicago.
snd Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining Car
S:Zo r 81 SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
Huffman Sleeping Cars Washington 70
Pitt sbnrg and Harrisburg 20 81 Louis
i0:40 +, A. PACIFIC EXPRESS Pun
man Sleeping Car To PittsDurg.
1-oo a 81 lor Name, lana ndaigGs. I-oches-
ger and Niagara Fails "a n.y. except Sun
1O:5U "A. NJ. for EiInira and Remove eaHy.
except Sunday. FOr wElfamsport dlhy.
7:2o r, ii. for wmiamsport. Rochest err.
E<ie, Buffalo and niagara Fails daily.
Washingt ton to Buffalo.
1910 T.. u. for Erie, Canantia igua: Roches-
ter; Buffalo ana Niagara Fails daily.
Rochester Saturdays only.
For PhiladeIphia, New York and the
last.
400 p m. "COSu RESSIONAL LIN
TIED" daily, all ParIor Cars, ith Din
Ing Car from Baltimore. Regular az 700
dining Carr, 500, 300, 1000 DINING
Gsr and Hoo gD,1lns Car 4 from s g
dining carr, 500. 300. Ito tbining
Car FROM Wilmington, q. m. 1915, 10
40, 600, 1000 and 11.50 p. Ia. For
Philadelphia only Fast Express. 100 n
n-.week days. Express. 12:l D. IN week
fs ostS Z Wh Saa e GhE p 30 Gay wese
For fAitimoLe. .e.&5, 100. 7;5o. 500:
1915. 1913. 1888. 2:O1, 3:I5, $40,
500 10: 1000. leo. fi,i6 and and
300. S:05, 1850. IL 90 a. M, 1915.
1:JJ55. 2:0i; S;l5s $40, 400 SLippnIteod Yf
1910 g4 and and 115 iSi y mo me- "-O' i'Oo'
4:s6 p. M, daily, except Sunday. 90
and 5:f6 po D. M. daily .O except sunday.
Sundays. 500 a. IN. and 4:20 p. IN
Atlantic Coast Line lorida Special
for Jacksonville, ST. Augustine. ana
Tampa, $40 v IA. week days: Express
for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line: 80 a; M. 3.4S D. N. daily kicn-
nOnu OAAEs IOsOf a. A1 " en- - ~
lAnta Special via Richmond and Sea
board Air Line, 40 y. IN. daily. Ac-
eomnodation for Quantico, 7:45 a. IN
daily and 40 D. m. week days
.s-sts-Ure CONNECTIONS
For Atlantic City tvia bella aware River
Bridge. al-LaiI route). BIS D. M. daily:
via Market street wharf. 1000 and ll.OO
a. M, 40 p. III, weekdays. and ll.5O
p. IN, daily.
For Cape May, HOO a. m, week days
1850 p m, daily.
Ticket Offices cOrnef Fifteenth and o
streets, and at the station. Sixth and b
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
j. RHUTCHINSON, 0eneralIanager.
J.R- WOOD. General Passenger A gent
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Southern Railway,

tSchedule il effect Jan l., isoB
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger Station
Sol a. Daily. local for Danynls.
Charlotte and way stations. connects At
Mana ssas for Strasburg. HarrisoRourg and
stanton, daily. except Sunda =, sna 81
LynChburg with the Norfolk and " sstern.
daily.
FAST MAIL CARES saa PUNaa %
Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper for AshevHle and hos
Springs. ". G, Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga. Tenn: and at Charlotte V ith Pull
man Sleeper for Augusta. Pullman buffes
Sleeper New YOrkto New Orleans. COP necs-
fnC at Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
phis. Connects at LynchburE W Itn CheSa-
peake and Ohio Ra ilway fOT Lexington and
Natural REage daily ol,a nam, s1n-
sci PERSONAL y-cOndUcted tourist eXcurSioa
through sleeper ON his ira IN every NeOnes-
day and Saturday 20 san rancise0' " Itn-
OF o. Tn.-Local for Front Royal, stras-
burg aud HarrisonOurg, dat NY, except sun
4:19 p. m.-Daly local for Chariottes
s, 90 70. rn.-Daly. except Sunday. NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED; com
posed Of PuIlmaR's latest Drawing room.
Compartment. Observation: ldo Iary; anu
Dining Cars, for Jack sonVhe and 81
Augustine and drawing rooIn car Tor
Augusta. with connection Tor AlSen- >.o
IO-43 D. m--Ddlly, Ma SHdNG Luz All
sOJ-THWESTERN ' ESTIBULED, LINZ
1TEn cnTnDoSed OF Pullman Festibuled
sleepers. dining cars and Gay cuaches-
Pullman Slice perS New YORK 70 NaSnN tite.
Tenn via AshevIlle, hn0Nyille anu mat
tanCoEa. New y rk TO Tampa. wa Cnat'
lott Columbus, Savanna z nj acESonVllle.
nrtfinr ar Dauvilie with Pullman Sleeper
fr,,r,l Richmond to Augusta. via COlumb i8,
Nth connpCtIOu fOT Aiken, ;. G., New
Work to Memphis, via BirminEh ham. New
Work 10 New orleans. via Atlanta ana
Hnrfr,TnPry VeStiDuled day coach wash
inTt0I 10 A tlanta South Railway dining
e. Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S-Ol a IN
daily and 4.45 d. IN. daily. eXcep ; unday,
AMI $40 D. m sunday only fer Round HHE
4:32 D. m. daily, except sun lay Tor Lees
burg and 6:I0 d. IN. daily for HeTndOn.
Returning, arrive at WashII gt0n, 20 n
m and 800 D. m daily, from Round Hi.
and 1905 a m. daily. except sunday from
Herndop and 3. 81 a. m. daily, except sun
day from LeeSourg.
through trains from tue South arrive ae
Washington 642 a. m. 40 q. IN and
$50 u. m. daily. and = 10 a M daily, eN-
except Monday. HaTTlsOnbHg Se4o p
m and 9-35 p. M. daily, except Sunday,
and $50 a M, daily from charlottesville
Tickets sleeping car reservation, and in
formation furnished at offices. 200 ota
n NV. b1I Pennsylvania avenue, and 81
Pennsyivanta Railroad Passenger sta tiOn.
~ s. CANNON, 5rd Vice PreSideAs
and General Asannger.
L. M. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w A TURK. Gen Pass. Agent.
L 3 BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
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NANItD~A drug clerk, regSl cred. sal
airy low 60 .egin with; at once. X. :. T..
this office. Item
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WILL buy for CASH and pay
the HIGHEST PRICE for stocks
of merchandise or household goods
All business strictly confidential
Address THOMAS WILKINSON. JR.
1904 + St. fes-tf
FOR sALE-DruC store; good chance to
make monay; lest location. c. :. G..
tui> otIlcc- Item
FOR SALE-stock. fixtures. lease. good
will OF good dry goods store, "a good
chance Tor ian TO 90 in business. good
reason for SEEING. Address CLA kkS. this
Office. Item
FOR SALE 81 %; esta blished 25 years:
cigar, confectionery. stationery store;
good business. rent, S1O.2o. 144 4th st.nw.
Item
MANY PEO' LIE are having in their supply
for next winter, at the csc knit jacket
sale, at AUERBACH'S.1 th and II. fe5-''t
FOR sAI.E-Party going to Alaska will
sacrifice Ikt. DIAMOND ring: cheaD for
'a fen, & 4 ddreS' ALA'AA' TINS Office
FOR SALE-Sman grocery core; at a
sacrifice; can reduce rent to $40. dO1
ID st. Sc. 1t
FOR SALE -Lunchroom: large court and
transient trade. attractive stand; owner
leaving city; low rent; small inyestnIen
required. DUNLAP. 9O6 F st. fe5-3t
FOR SALE-One of the oldest ests bIished
dining roo rs in the city. near new post
office; bargain. Address BARGAIN
this office. Ieo-3J
FOR SALE -3-chair barber shop, doing
good busin IS; good reasons for selling.
Apply 902 Sth st. Sc. fe4-3t-em
FOR sALE-Fine tar, with hotel at
tachcd; all complete. located near L. >.
Cspitnl. price, So, 800: low rent: long lease.
Apply J. b O'NEILL. sos ID st. nw-
fed Stem -
FOR SALE Enterprise Dairy Lunch room,
5o5 Oth: yloinE ca sh business, averaging
SIG; open TOR investiss 1'on Stsi ,I Sive it
a ttention: from Govt building Aohe'
$3.50: owner enga re d in other business.
fe43t E.-
FOR SALE 81 900 will buy one OF the
hest kca ed shoe stores, including Splen-
did fixtures; worth double he price cheap
rent Further particulars, assdress "a h
GAIN, this office. iefoe
MEAT and provision stand in esta blshed
grocery store. for rent; fixtures furnisled'
SD month. DUNLAP. 900 Sc ie4-5t
FOR SALE Lunch room: exeeDtiOnai op-
ave: low rent: small investment: DIN
lap, 9os F st. fe4-st
FOR SALE-S3OO will buy paying grocery
store: 9th st. NV, tent reduccd sl-.
genuine bargain. DUNLAP. S0o ST.
fe4-3t -
,fOR SALE Cigar store: Pa. ave. bet
l-2 and 10th SITS. NV; no reasonapie
offer refused DUNLAP, goo ST.
fe4 st
FOR sALE-Meata aud grocery store; nv; old
est bliShed stand; sales rom 9SoO 70
SfS5 n wee :: price 81 900: cash. or in
dorspd notes rent, store and dwehlnE'
$40 Address F. D., this Office.
fe3-3t-em $780,
FOR SALE Printing office; cost $500
$40 monthly BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Atlantic bull ling leS-5C
S2bo WILL buy business worth $500
Zig money he year around. Apply after
4 n m, DAVIS, the oil man, COZ I'd So
fest
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For RENT STORES.

FOR RENT-7th ST., near g. NV. large
store and Dwelling; rent reduced To S15-
HAT. x 1T : rttE. ota r ST. Item
FOR RENT-Corner grocery and provision
store; three stories; cellar; furnace, no
old stock; no good viii to pay for, TWO
floors above may be rented as flats. bring
ing the rent of the store, cellar and sta bic
to almost nothing: locality rapidly improv-
ing with new dwellings and new tenants,
And First SITS. NV; stable free OF cost.
rent reduced from $50 70 $40 peg month.
Apply at SOC 18th St NV. ja3-fl
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FOR SALE-3ruC store; good chance To
make mon "; lest location. c. :. G..
this office. Item
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER,
SPECIALIST

STEtIAIISI
In obstetrics. gold medal awarded for the
science of oDst etrics from the University
of Munich, Bavaria, treats successfully
women's complaints and Irregularities; pr
yale SanitarinIn for ladies before and dur
ing confinement. Office hours from 3 10
6 p. IN. No. 61e Pa. ave NV, Washing
ton, u. c. Ja27u
NINE. LA RUE. Medium. tells past and
present. gives luck. and spells taken off.
1928 1-2 + st. NV. Walk upstairs.
iaI i MOAN
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MIME. THEO.
Or. CZARRA

In all Nervous, Chronic, Skin and PR
VATE DISEASES. HIS COMPLETE
outfit or modern appliance, X-RAY 7, Static,
Parable aud Gaiyanic Electricity, in Ca
tarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, Sexual Weakness, STRIFE
ture, HemoFrhoi,is, syphilis and Diseases
of Women. Consultation from To 6.
6lS Pa. ave. NV. ja27-H
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FOR HIRE

DRESS SUITS for hire az CARRIERS, TIN
and III SITS. 1olo-u
FOR HIKE-Full dress salts. 81 only.
JULIUS COHEN 1104 9TH 1t. NV
mol 0-tf-em
FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or da ytOn. - per
day and special prices for pleasure dris-
ing Apply to the RE x STABLES, rear
615 1t. NV :: telephone CALI los. ap3O-tl
PRINTING AND BooKBINDING.
Printing 5OU cards. Toe: 500 envelopes.
76r.: 500 note heads. &c. 500 state
ments, 76c binding magazines, Doc,
mtscellanous books rebound U. n.
WILLIAMS. clio 7th st. NV fss-I
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" ANTED-A fireman, with SecDnd-claSS
engineers lice nse pref ered. Apply
aO5 l3tn NV. with reference. fe3-3t
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FOR SALE-At great sacrifice; fine
square ChickeriDg piano: fun octave fine
tone and heaI. Iiful rosewood case. S65; also
a "a, fine old violin. for small arms; cheap.
AT 1913 VT. ave fe5-6t
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wANrEp-HoRsEs no. BOARD.

WANTED Horses 10 toe rd at ST. . month:
satisfaction guaranteed: good teams for
hire. OXFORD STABLE, rear. 9l3 N. j..
ave. NV fe2-tf-em
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-0y gentleman. pleasant room
with bath. gas, bea { and open CRATE; not
over blocks rom terminus 14th St cars
ddress Bon ., this office. fe5- Stem
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WANTED BY respectable colored woman.
situation a. frsl Class cook or general
house worker In small family. Cali at No
10l Sd st NV 1t
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WANTEli good La rl.eT: sieady employ
ment. Can 723 Sth 81 Sc AZ
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OLD BOoRS-I pay cash for all kinds OF
old, miscellaneous books Will call, ex-
anime and make offer at reside nee. drop
postal 10 NASHINGTON BOOK SHOP.
under Second National Bank; JAMES
O'NEIL. Prop. 5O9 7th ST. NV. iaI6-Im
HIGHEST cash prices paids for second
hand furniture. carpets. pianos; entire
houses, stocksof all kinds. A odress JONES,
1904 Mass. ave. NV. del -3mo
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WANTED situstion az child's or chill
dren's nurse, or Tor invalid laayse well
ekperlencc,l. and is KIND. gentle and re
liable; wages very reasonable: best OF ref
erences. Gall or address el7 9th 81. NV.
fe5-3t
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WANTED--BOARD.

wANTED-Board in private family: cen
trally located. A Address L. L., this Of
flee, stating terms. 1t
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FOR SALE al 20: esta bliShed % years.
cigar, confectionery. stationery store:
good business rent, S1O.2o. 744 4th st.
Item
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A. \. CAYWOOD,
fe5-3t EN- 933 9th st. NV.
FOR RENT -S1o.30, Groom frame: large
cellar. yard sts Die. and wagon shed: Il 90
u st. ne: cars pass. ApplySl9 Nd. ave. ne.
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PROF. CLAY,

The Oldest established Clairvorant has
cut his prlcss Tor q short time. ladies, %
cents, gentlemen so cents; tells from
cradle 10 grIvc; business. love, or family
affairs, alto y lawsuits divorces, siFeCula-
tons, etc. tTings seDarated husband or
vile together, re moves spells, bad luck. or
mysterious feelings. 10 70 10 daily. 4S9
II st. Sw. fe53t,eu
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Or.Leafhes.y11an
Madame LAMONT,

Ciairvoyant and paimist; advice on bust.
oess, love and family affairs; names in
full madame convinoes the most skeptical:
lee, DOC and 81. 1903 q ST. NV. Ja4-lm
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Iirl for general nousewurk: no
washing. ApDlv bet. , and q y. Im. toda v
l3-6 lflh u NV. Item
WE furnish good places aud STEADY work:
come at once. EACHANuE BUREAU.
72l l3th NV. 1t
WANTED Tomg lady rs typewriter: must
be young. Can al Boo r 81. NV. Rooms
4 and :. second door. It
WANTED Agirl t. do cooking nd general
housewOrk. 14S4 II st. ne II
WANTED An experienced dining groom
aud house glrl; oUlOred cali after . o clock
to-day. 235 n. }. ave. NV. 1t
WANTED louug lady Tot. office work;
wages SAL lll 10 DegIn with. Address an
own handwriting 4. L.. tins Office. Il
WANTED "hree lady Solicitors for news
paper subs cription. experienced only need
apDly. Cail SATURDAY or Monday al IL.
tDi-t MiiIA PJbi-ISnlNu COMTANf ..5os
1otn =. NV leo -3t
WANTED-CoOks. Cuambermaids, nurses,
and alS8 store girls. CENTRAL EA-
CHANGE. . - I=th 81. NV. 1t
wANTED--Lady canvasSer>: permanent:
iignt zoo salary. Address CAN
a SSkk. tins Office. fe5-3t
LADY with tact and energy 70 travel for
old established firm, permanent, $40 per
month and expenses. L., this office.
Jal -st-sat sun
WANTED neat white uirl for gen
eral homework in small family. Applv
43l 6tn ~. sw. fe4-3t EN-
WANTED white girl for general house
work. must stay at night. Apply S2l
30 st. Sc. fe3-3t-em
WANTED ~. Bright, intelligent In dies: sal
airy or com Mission. work at home n ue-
sired. Inquire of SHA RP N WELLER, 4Ol
Al h 81. NV. from 1 TO = pm. fe55t-em
WANTED-At City Intelligence office,
nurSes, COO Ks, cHanlbeTmahus. Ia undresSeS
office cleaners, parlOr and LADIES maids,
seanistreSSes, stOrerOum girls, places fur
niSneu till suited. THIS city, Philadelphia
and New York. SHAChLEtORD'S AZ
lllh st. nW. felt
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WANTED Two advertisements solicitors,
Tor local paper. literal commission OF
salary 10 right man. Address WEEhLl,
this office. fe3-3t
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WANTED Young man. 2l. desires posi-
tion IN Ia mdry, \ wears experience in
an around laundry WORK. can DO anvt hing
ln laundry, but prefer place as washer.
ploymeut. A LFI,ED WALTON, care Jack
Perdue, I1II ii st. NV. 1t
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FoR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR ALE-Bargain: gents 500 wheel:
good condition. only 81 2. 80 cash. FRED
PRIDHAM. Central Building. corner 9th
and Pa. ave. e53t-em
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WANTED - BY energetic well-eduCated
ycdng m8l clerical work OF any Ciar-
aCtpf. can Furnish best o. refs L a hllitv
etc. Address box l.. this Office.
fe,D-3t-cm