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FOR RENT STORES.

FOR RENT-Corner grocery and provision
old stock; no good will 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;
q good opening for hustler; corner Of r
and First SITS. NV; stable free OF cost;
rent reduced from $50 to $50 per month:
Apply at SOC 11th st. NV. ia3-tf
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FOR sArsE-MIscELLASEoUs

FOX sALE-Bay hOrse. wagon, and haT-
ness; in good condition; owner has no
further use Tor IL: suita ble for grocery or
other business; a bargain, or will sell horse
separate. Will hire To responsible parties.
1900 1lth St NV. cor. I. 1t
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LOST

LOST ON IL st, bet. ath and 9TH SITS.
lock. enrrassed ''Lizzie -ISs2' FinGer
Will please. retGTn same to 0Do LIST 81.
NV. andFeeTiye reward. 1t
LOST Mon lay afternoon, between St!r
and L and gth and f purse. containing
S42.30; Also key. car tickets and written
ward. fe2,st
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FOR RENT-HoU sEs.

FOX RENT Houses, from So to SO; <
rooms; rooins, So 10 So: different parts of
OF city; FOR Sale, bricks. rS3 a thousand.
Inquire 1923 Pa. ave. NV. fe43t
OWNER Will rent furnished house OF q
rooms for $50 ma Wing To lea yr tn. uIoy;
bargain for scme one who is relia bic.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS for The American
$40 typew ritter. at once: sells at sigA.,
literal commission. Apply TO L. KAHN.
S35 + st. NV. II
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w,srEn-HoRsEs TO BOARD.

WANTED iurs,s TO board al = . a month;
satisfaction guaranteed: good tea ms Tor
hire. OXFORD STABLE, rear. 913 n. j.
ave NV fe2-tf-em
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DANCING.

PRIVAT dancing lessons, with music by
lady teacher, pupil of Ed Collier, \. Y:
also professional eXDerienCe: waltz taught
this office. fe3-3t
DANCING Waltz, two-Step and three
step guaranteed; strictly private. MISS
MARIE LEONARDO. 6ls NJ ST. NV, the
only lady teacher in Washington teaching
under diplo ia Of the Nat ional i sSocia ton
Masters Of Dancing; protect yourself from
imCompetentS. fe3-6t
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER,

In obstet tries. gold medal awarded for the
science of obstetrics from the University
of Munich, Bavaria; treats successfully
wumpn's complaints and Irregularities; pri-
vate sanitarium for ladies before and dur
ing confinement. office hours from 3 70
p. IN. No. 619 Pa. ave NV, W Washing-
ton, D. c. ta21-u
NINE. La RUE, Medium. tells past and
present: gives luck, and spells taken off,
1523 1-2 + st. NV. Walk upstairs. -..,
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WANTED Quickest place to get steady
place an good wa ses. EXCHANGE
BUREAU, 12l 18th ST 1t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR "A LIZ Enterprise Dairy Lunch room.
90 10Th; ,iuinE ca Sh business, avera Ging
81; open Tor Investigation: business can
De doubled ~ Tie man who VIII give il
a ttentiUn. from Govt building alone:
$3.50; owner age d in other business.
fe43s -...-.,,l
FOR SALE $1,000 will buy one of the
best located shees stores. including sBen-
did fixtures wort h double the price. cheap
rent. Furt her particulars, address BA r
GAIN, this office. fe4-3t
WANTED Man With push and ST so to
Join me in established paying business.
NO RISK 'his office 1t
WHO WILL stake me out to the Copper
River; have spent three years in Ba-
hiouda Desert, Nile region; and am wei
fitted for the work. Address SCOTLAND.
this office. Es 1t
MEAT AMI provision stand il. established
grocery store. for re- mt; T ixtures furnished
So month DUNLAP. sos + 81. fef-;it
Dortunity: secuIe: pa Wig stand on Pa.
ave: low rent: sIuail investment. DUN
LAP, 500 st. fe4-3t
FOR SALE-S3U0 will buy paying grocery
store eth st NV: rent reduced 81
genuine Ia rgain. DUNLAP. 800 L ST.
fe43t
FOR SALE Cigar store:- Pa. ave. bet.
| - and 10tlf ses.5 NV. no reasonable
offer refused BbALAf. 800 + st.
fe43t
W \ \ EIi Ma nul 3ttuTPGS. agent. with
some caDital, wanted for a handsome line
OF sterling souvenirs for Washington. Ad-
dress GEORGE WILSON. this office. 1t
WANTED Some sma II investors at So and
upward to take some shares in q well
orga niZed COMPANY in this CITY, can double
money in sixty days' time. Address Z. W.
b., ol2 NV -Sfts .fa - 1t
WANTED-LadY or gentleman to invest
riom 500 to $1,000 in one more
corporations; situation in connection. Cali
81 4
FOR SAI.E-Meatand grocery store; II w: old
eSta bIshed stand; sales from $3.50 to
S425 a wees: price, 81 600; cash. or in
dorsed notes Tent store and dwelling,
$40 Address +. u, this office.
fe3-3t-em &1Ei 80
must be sold tliis week: great bargain;
| CIGAR sTo3E, f19 Pa. ave. NV. Item
FOR SALE saioou on Pa. ave. NV, do
ing good business; cheap If bought
before Feb. 10, as owner wants to leave
city; terms, part casn. Address SA-
LOON, this office. fest
FOR SALE Printing office; cost $500;
price. S311. terms. 500 cash. balance
| Si0 monthly BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Atlantic buil iine' 7-= fe3-3t
! $3.50 WILL buy business worth $500:
big nloney rhe year around. Apply after
y. m, DAVIS, the oil man, 602 I'd st.
| FOR sALE-SI35: great bargain; cigars
| and confectionery: corner store bakery in
! connection; rent, S1o-25; must sell. IA
| 4th st, nw. fe2-3t-eIu
! FOR SALE-Grocery store; SO arranged
rent only SIo- for house, store and
! stable; excellent corner; daily sales $25;
| price and terms. reasona BILE. DUNLAP,
/ soc i st. fe2-3t
| FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures OF Jewelry
store: wall case, show cases, stove, clocks,
watches, jeyelry, etc. ABB Sth st. NV.
ia2S-1t-em Do
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WE OFFER liberal terms e. experienced
statesmen % handle our luiIrIcatinE oils
on oomn,tssiGn. III 4 EUCLID oIL COM
PAN Y, %-Cler-elsBd Ohio. fe4-4t
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

We OFFER liberal terms t. experienced
salesmen % handle our luiIT1caiing oils
on conn1issiOn. tHE Il EUCLID OH COM
IAN \, ~-ClaHeiSBd, Ohio. fe44t
WANTED CITY Intelligence Office. host
lerS. o9chman, cooks, uiShwasiers but
lcrs, wa llers bos =. CLERKS. sUuuenGs, watch
men, selesmen, farmers, gardners, oyster
shucsersa tiTenien, engineers, Ianitors. 421
l1ih St NV. fe43t
WANTED Quickest place tc get steady
place AMI good wages EXCHAhG
BJREAEt 1e1 l3tb st. 1t
WANTED Two comnetent Goa tmakers:
steady wpIk 10 the right hands. AD-
piE at once manager tailoring deDart-
meut. SAkS & co. fe4-3t
WANTED 10 learn cigarmakinr. one
ST. NV 1t
NANTED. Reg. and bonded physician.
hospital practice. 1927 Pa. ave. 1t
WANTED-Jq colored men; must have
good voices. APPLY at stage door
Columbia TReater. Friday morning. IL
O'Clock, to Gt.u pts IN ESs To y business man
aver for Anda Held COmDanY. 1t
wANTBD-A young man. white. to work
about dairy and take care horses etc.
references from last employer. Address
MILK. this Office. 1t
WANTED colorad man TO work in gro
cery store, that understands marketing;
bringrefs l702 IL loth st. NV. Item
" n - Ell % weekly GAdDGt Oh
commissions, collector for easy pay
menlS from SOW customers. of TirSt-ciasS
Publishing house n4Ust have experience,
good address. and give security. Address.
wlth fun DJrtiClIarS. COLLECTOR. tins
office. Item
WANTED-Tw advertisement solicitors
for a local paper; n'eral commission or
salary to right man. Address WEEKLY.
this office. fe3-3t
WANTED Y fireman. with second-class
liCa.e n raf a rnd
so5 l2th nwa.-1y1th reference. fe3-3t
wANTED-A strong white boy 10 make
himself useful in resta uTant. A ddress Ii
Il. X, this Office. fe2- Stem
WANTED---.cense Tor single ca rriage; also
man to drive same ON street Call, after
! O'Clock 2l3S 1 st. NY. fest -eiu
wANTED-,fw wo reliable saIesmen, by a
well-knuwl house; excellent inaucem ents
To the right parties. 43T 7th St, Room 8.
fe2- 3t
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wANrED-BoARDERs.-

ANTED-"Eentlemen can have first-claSs
boa rd. for S27, or 81 4 for one, in private
fa mily. 1877 ia. ave. NV, near War Dept.
fe3 3t
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W. NTED-Ry experienced meat cutter,
4 isositit,n in Efore: best of refs. Ad-
dress T. j. r., Pap 9TH st. NV. fe4-3t
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALE

STU UArIOSS FEMALE.
Go general sousework small lamly. Call
at | 200 X 1t. NV. tc43U
VAASTED-By a respcctsiae girl, iSitua-
ton as nurse or cuok III u small family.
Apply at 20oT Vt. ave. 1t
" NTED-A refined widow wisiies place
as househ saper for widUwer; refs. Ad-
dress MRS. n. r., this office. re4-3t
VA NTED-3y All experienced nurse, white,
eiga gemen,s Ior confinement or ot her
cases; references from the best PHYSICIANS
in this city. terms reasonable. Address
A A. L.. !hiS office. fe4-3t
! WANTEn--Bv oolored woman. place as
cs-uk chambermaid or nurse. 1T47 ore
EoH ave- -, IL
MANTED A place as first class cook or
light gene a work. Address NJ L. w.
this office. fe3-3tem
WANTED-i'y Il young girl, position as
udrso, or sN>.rt iil = li-t' ~ !'se - 30
young woln1n, a position as chanihermaid.
or general .IouseTorker- Apply 4oS Sd
st sw. Item
wANTED-ly t,go coIored girls places as
chau.bernlaid or light housework. Ad-
dress 2I29 10Th 81. NV. fe3-3t,em
WANTED -f,mily wash to do at home.
Can 1902 18th St. room 3. Item
WANTED Place as cook in private family:
go home 1t night. Il42 sth ST. NV.
wANTED-A place fpr general housework,
in small family OF cliambermaid; furnish
refs 2n27 ilth st. Item
WANTED-isy white girl, place a nurse,
ctambernl Id. or light house work: city
ref. 1102 L. 10th st. nv. fe3-3t,em
wANTED-sefined woman wishes kind
home In .efined private family.
teach, mend, thoroughly understands Iiouse
keeping. anI has some knowledge of sick
nursing: rcfs LsEft5L, 4U1 \ j. ave.
fe373t
WANTED .o,ing lady of good education,
good penIn1n, desires position as office
lazy, or any place where she can nIdke Ier-
self useful: salary To be determined by sue
cess OF LADY TO please her employer. Ad
| dress HONORABLE SITUATION, this Of
fIce. fe2-3t-en
/ WANTED Byz neat eolorel girl, place as
/ nurSe or rook. Gall 1904 l. st. NV.
fe2-3t em
WANTED By coiored woman, place as
cook. nurse ar chambermaiu. 1920
/ Temperance ave. NV. fe2-3t
/ WANTED sewing at home or in private
I families Toy Virginia lady. 324 Mass.
ave. ne. fest
+ wANTED-By 2 yeung la dies. place to
learn vest making- both experienced in
! tailoring. Address l., A, this office.
fe2 3U
/ WANTED Situation by respectable mid
dle-aged white woman as general house
/ eeeper in small family. Gail 1921 ID ne.
! fest
I, VA NTED-Ry inexperienced Colored cook,
a place III private family. lll4 h st. NV.
! feat
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MATRIMONIAL BC KEAU,G12 81. NV p;
RoOu 20: interview at office, 81 private
residences 50: this includes membership;
office hours, u 8 u TN. fe4 -;it
ACTING, elocution. voice culture: coIn-
petent teacher: terms reasonable ACTOR.
this office. s fef3t
LADIES-For SG YOU can have the hest
Shoes made to order. kid. doneola or
Congress; tipped or special toe JULIUS
NNRn- Ia 9Th nv LII
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Legal, NOTICES

- - 80 -
EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE
District of Colum ba - w ashington, D. c..
December 8, 1897 To Whom It May Con-
cern: The commission created by section
2 of the act of Congress approved March
part ( the District Of Columbia lying out
side of cities, has received from the Com
missloners Of the District of Columbia
certified copy OF map showing a pro-
posed permanent system OF highways in
the District of Columbia within the area
west of Rock Creek. This map and plats,
showing in detail how each lot and tract
is affected by the proposed system Of
No. Al, fourth floor of the District build
ing. All persons interested are invited to
examine the map and plats. The conf
mission will consider any suggestions or
highway or portion Of a highway as shows
tests must be in writing and must set
forth clearly the reasons FOR the changes
ead show the property owned or controlled
by the objeotor. All protests, and 80 forth,
THIRTY-FIRsT OF MARCH, 1898, and
be addressed to the Chief or Engineers,
on To- D. Te waT csmisson @ ees Ap4
IA, 1898, at $40 oioek a. m, Il. the
office of the Secretary of War, ~ disp ose
of all objections, and viii then hear caally
from those who desire to thus support their
"A. ALGER, Secretary Of War.
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
Chief of Engineers, U. S. A,
gel 0,loteSS Highway commission
CHAs. D. swETT, Attorney at Law and
52S 7th st. NV, Robbins' Building.
fe3-3t
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SITUATIONS wASrEp4MALE.


WANTED situation wanted bv an ex-
Il -perlenced IA undryman, years stand
ing. good reference: give trial and
see what can dc. Address n. A. r., this
office. 1t
-WANTEB--Bv nv a syounc man of 25: good
aDDearanae and address. a position OF
Some kind. will nav for n good one. Ad-
dress MAYO. this office. fe4-3t
W. NTEp-Ry experienced meat cutter,
x isositien in Efore; best OF refs. Ad-
dress T. j. r., Pap 9TH St NV. fe4-3t
NAhTED-Bv electrical ana mechanical
engineer l.I,i adfaftsuian, eiuployinent.
A,tdress fLE; fi,ia Al. this office Iee-3t
WANTED -CoIored man would like place
as, butler or driver: refs. zO4 Johnson
court, bet. 2ist anti 22d. rear OF X ST. nwS
1t
will give S:,uossto person securing me
the promotion. CONFIDENTIAL, l., tins Of
flee. fe4-3t
wANTE n-Bg Young man, position as
stenogranher and TYPEWRITER; best refs
Address 4. 81. Q.,this Office fei3t
WANTED S50pet,i ,ipersonsecuring stenor-
rapher position in census. or in depart
ment. dtiress ssf his Office III
WANTED situation. by a colored bow:
place as s!riyiuEssor working in family:
best OF refs. CHARLIE HARRIS, 1928
II st. nv. III
WANTED sltaatien as butler py
young colrred man. Address u. f., this
office. fe3-3be-m
ANTED-Position as card writer or
collector for some large firm. A. X,
this office. fe3-5t
WAAIED -.3y- an experienced porter, eiil-
ployuent; "A Alsrefs. PORTER, 44b
ST NV sazsTGA fc3-3t
wANTEp-By. reliable man with good
riecIla meal ideas, Job of any kind Cali
or address. X. b, v-SS66 Tth St. NV.
e2-3t-em
WANTEl,-Position IN lunchroom. by Young
man of genteel appearance; not afraid
OF work: night or day. Address REX,
this office. rest
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIOLIN iND DMANDOLiN LESS GNS: music
for all occasions STU DO, 1919 Sth
St NV. fe44t
EXPERIENCED teacher; best CITY refs:
gives private instruction in mathema tics,
English languages; splendid oportunitY
for Cover nment employees studying for
promotion: terms low. Address i IEA HER,
500 lst st, ne. fe3 :}t
A COMPETENT (white) young lady, 2f
years old, intends to teach music by
organizing a class Of new beginners
among the colored residents. Parents hay
ing children who would like to ioin the
class viii please address the unsierslsneu,
who will then call and explain terms. which
are very low. MUSIC TEACHER, this
office. feat
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MONEY TO LOAN on cfatteI, collateral
and PERSONAL security; diamonds. T.. g.
Meow NAN, Room 1 8, I4l 8 Est. 1a27-Im
You CAN borrow money on your furniu,re.
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AUCTION SALES.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 81, 1898. To
all whom it may concern. VIII be sold
at auction rooms, by Sloan & CO., 4O7
G. st. NV, FEBRUARY 5, 1898, to pay
storage and other charges in name Mrs.
Atai. rOar'f. AIRS. tat nenSon- Mrs H.
J.E. FRECHIE s. CO.. general auctioneers.
3161S 9Th ST. NV: personal attention
given to sales at private residences. stores.
factories assignees, receivers. executors,
real estate, stocks. bonds. etc.
de 4-3mo-em
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Go: es9sasasts 3 cnip s,'

Through the. Grandest scener! of
Anerica All Trains sYesnhnieh.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated
ALI Meals served in Dining Cars
Station Sixth and b streets.
Schedule in effect January 5, 1893:
2.2O Z. Ii. DAILY-ClncinuatI ana os-
LOUIS Special--Solid train for Cincinnati
Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati. Lexington:
Louisville, Indianapolis, and st. Louss
without change. Parior Cars, CiEninnaa
ITO P. M. DAILY-y. F. v. Limited
Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleep
ers 10 Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louis
VILE without Change. open Tor recepsUn
OF passengers at 8 p. m. Pullman Com
paftrnenu Car To Virginia Hot Springs. with
out change, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and 5a1-
urdays, Connection daily. Sleepers, Gin
Cinnati To Chicago and st. Lpuis.-
1857 A. NJ, EXCEPT NDAY-Parior
Car, Washington to RichmODdan MI Rchinond
g Old P1int. Only rail- line; via PENN
2;20 P. NJ. DAILY--For GordonsyiIle.
Charlottesville. Stauntoh. and for Rich
Hond. daily, except Sunday.
RESERVATION aud tickets at Chesapeake
and Ohio offices. 513 and 1921 Pennsyf'
vania avenue, and at the station.
II. w. FULLER.
mol 6-a.m-tf General Passenger A gent.
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FOR HIRE.
DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNER $, Lth
and II SITS. nOlo-u
FOR HIRE-FuII dress salts, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN, 1104 7tb ST. NV.
moi 0-tf-em
FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or daytOn..S2 per
day. and special prices Tor pleasure drly-
ing Apply TO the REX STABLES, rear
6i6 Z 81. nw :, telephone call, 1O9. ap3D-tf
PRINTING AND BooKBINDING.
Printing 800 cards. 7oc.; 500 nyelores.
7bc.; 500 note heads, 75c-; 0pO state
misceilanous books rebound G.. =.
WILLIAMS. CLIO Ttb ST. NV te6-G
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FOR SALE-HORSES & CARRIAGES
r, = - - . II
FOR SALE Sound mares wagon and mar
ness cheap. Apply SEA BtIGHT O1S-
TER HOUS Il. 11tn and II SITS. ne. fe3-3t
TOR SALE-2 good driving horses: cheap.
Eli Z st. NV. fe2-3t-em
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WANTED-H0USES i.

WANTED To rent by responsible mar
ried couple, parlor. di ming room and
kitchen floors of house. nicely furnished
for ousekeeping: give particulars. in
GLIDING price. Address X. PERM AN FNT.
this office. fe4-3t
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TYPEwRITERS for rent, with privilege
of purchase; reduced rates; all standard
makes; ask TO see the "Jewett.' NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, GIL
7th st. Ja2S-1m
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F ST. NV.
UNlAtPROv ED PROPERTY FORSALE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WALL PAPERS-Rooms papered, So up;
latest styles. CHAS. SILENCE, 1871 L
st. ne. fe1 -6t,em
CHEAPEST FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER
weather strips furnished applied, 12
cents: send postal. MACKEN, 1911 9Th
st NV. ja3f ct EN-
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NANTED--its City Intelligence Office,
nurses, COOKS ,chambel1naids. laundresses,
office Cleaners, pariof and ladies maids
seamstresses, SGorerooIn girls, places fur
nisned tia suited; this city, Philadelphia
and New York. SHACkLEF oRD'S, At
lIth st. my. fel-Tt
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-One vegetable or chicekn
bench; one pork or beef bench: in st.
Market. Apply to 1881 11th st. NV,
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ANTEb-Two cOmDetent Goa tmakers s.
steady waIk 10 the right hands. AD-
plv at once manager tailoring aepart-
meut. SAkS * co. fe4-3t
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NANTED-Boy 10 learn cira rmakinr. one
with experience preferred. 1121 7th
st.
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WANTED Quickest place tC get steady
place an good wages EXCHA hGE
BUREAU. 121 18Th ST. 1t
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FOR SA LE-S3U0 will buy paying grocery
store, 9Th St NV. tent reduced 81 .:
genuine bargain. DUNLAP, 800 + st.
fe43t
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TEn-Situation wanted bv an eX-
-perienced IA undIyman; years stand
ing. good reference: give me a trial and
see what can de. Address n. A. r., this
office. 1t
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FOR SALE Enterprise Dairy Lunch room.
90 | OH: doing ca Sh business. avera ging
Si2; open for invest iigat ton; business can
De doubled ~ lie man who VIII give il
attention; from Govt building alone:
$3.50; owner engage d in other business.
fe4-3s
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STEA MBOATe-
sTEAMBoATs-
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

. Every day in the year for Fortress
- Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and
- all points South 10y the superb pow
. erful steel palace steamers, -Nev-
- port News" Norfolk" ana Wash
- iuEton," on the follow ing schedule.
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WANTED 1olorad man TO work in gro
Gerry store, that Understands marketing:
buiugrefs. iTU2 - 10th st. NV. Item
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WANTED Bv a syounr man OF a5: good
aDDearan,e and address. a poSition OF
Some kind: will nav for n good one. Adj
dress MA Az. this office. fe4-3t
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FOR RENT-A comforta ble furnished front
room; heat, gas, bat h; low rent. 444 | 2
III st. NV. 1t
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HELP wANTED-FEAIALE.

WANTED Quickest place to get a steady
place an good Wa ceS. EXCHANGE
BUREAU, t2l 18Th 81 1t
WANTED \ white Ia uIdreSs; 3 white and
ColOred femaies; good wages. Southern
Agency, MRS. MOORE, 3Q6 q ST. NV.
D-CiIainberInaid and waitress in
hoarding-nuise Call T02 18Th 81. NV,
ia baSemeu mt. 1t
WANTED-Neat girl for general house
work. in lTiyate family of =. 1852
st. NV 1t
" ?. ATED-Whitc infants nurse, S15 to
$50; white Cook. $50. Chambermaid ana
waitress. 81 3th st. NV. 1t
WANTED Nhite hotel chaIuhermaids,
cleaners ard laundry help. GA 9th
st. NV 1t
WANTED-.ree lea set: ladies. send US
'nurfull address, plainly written, and We
will express you IS of our exquisite
A ARABIAN nERFl Mo PACKETS to sell
among InenCS, at lucents eacn, when sold,
remit us the money tless express charges)
and we viii send yJu Z beautiful decorated
china tea set Of 90 pieces for your trouble,
1uli size for Family use; name nea rest ex-
press office and address A RABlAN PER-
8 L A'p 60, tuuEcw8teT. conn.
- i'2-3t-e9d-em
The times., 1898-02-04

wANTED7-A young man, white. to work
about a dairy and take care horses, etc.
references from last employer. Address
MILK. this office. 1t
The times., 1898-02-04

FOR SALE Heati stoves: also double
barrel duCting gun. all nearly new; for
less tnan ha,f cost. 94S n. y. ave.
The times., 1898-02-04

" NANTED-Reg. and bonded physician,
hospital practice. 1927 Pa. ave. 1t
The times., 1898-02-04
ANEW PLAN

MONEY TO LoAN-SI .oGo upward. at 8
and f2 per cent on ID. real estate;
$3.50, $500. etc. at g per cent: all
COilSide ration for bOrro overs.
VILLA NJ ii. SAUNDERS & CO.,
ap16-f. 14o7 F st. NV.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-02
Lemons As Medicine

They regulate the Liver, Stom-
ach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood
as prepared by DR.. III. Motley,
in his Lemon Elixir, a pleasant
lemon drink. 1t cures biliousness,
constipation, indigestion, head
ache, malaria, kidney disease,
fevers, chIlls, Impurities of the
blood, pain in the chest, heart
failure, and all other diseases
caused by u torpid or diseased
liver and yS-nine-tenths of
all the diseases of the South and
West are caused by the failure of
the liver and kidneys to do their
duty. 1t is an established fact
that lemons, when combined
properly with other liver tonics,
produce the most desirable results
upon the stomach, liver, bowels,
kidneys and blood. Sold by
druggists. SOC and 81 bottles.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-02
Fco6sS DfI1c the best family cathartic
AAOo~ - iiAo easy to operate. 25c.

this so-called healthy sentiment,
if we all take the position of the
good citizen license voter? Is it
not .; fact that il we all continue
to vote for license, the higher
standing will be given to the
har-room and its keeper? Will
the old regime of drunkenness
continue and our civilization be-
come more and more besoiled?
| After awhile who will under such
conditions, have the ten.erity to
na Ike the far off, hopeless begin
ming Of creating this public s4nti-
mcnt. Does the licenser bid US
go forward and educate the peo-
pie by our tracts and newspapers
while he and men like him undo
the little which may be done in
chat way? Why not the demo-
GRAFT who is in the minority say
that he will vote with the repub-
IicauS until the democratic news
papers persuade the republicans
to become democrats? One ar
guu.cnt is us silly as the other,
and the voter for license must see
what Il ridiculous attitude is his,
If he l. sincere III his antipathy to
the liquor traffic.
What we have said has been
on the superstition that anti
liquor laws are ineffective. 1t is
well known that they are in very
many cases most successful. But
we have preferred to view the
question from the viewpoint of
the ordinary good citizen voter
for license. From many years
consideration of this Important
and far-reaching question, we
have concluded that there is not
q single plausible argument for
the continuance of the liquor
traffic. That which we have
noticed is the only one which
presents even the SHADOW of rea-
soma bleness, and that, we find, is
utterly without any solid founda-
ton.