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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-31
HELL WA NTED-NAI.E.


WANTED > gentlemen of neat appear
ance. Room Me- /, oU4 ID 81. NV. Item
WANTED A good tenor singer FOR a local
show, Nounders Bros write. Address
y. l.. d., this office. 1t
WANTED A young mat who has had from
L TO : years IN the drug business. Ad
dress QUlNiNE, TINS Office Ja5l-3teIn
WANIED-Iou to know that the Elk
tEANOE bO REAL furnishes flTSi-Clas -
places. Gardener and laundress wanted
at once. ~ atn 81. NV. 1t
WANTED rev young men OF neat appear
ance; good pay 20 ugnt party. 4S5 IA.
ave, ground floor. Ja3O-3t
WANTED Three cement workers and ten
fsbOrers. an must have tools, picks and
shovels, wages, Sl.25 and Sl-5U per day.
Apply cor. lst and SIS Sc, AonuaY
. a. M. la3o-3t
wANTED-A good farm hand. 222I 9TH
~. NV. IA 2S-s stem
WANTED mrd-class engineer 10 watch
steam plant at night permanent EN-
plo sfnent, relere noes requireu. AtuT ess
BOX \ this office. ia2S-3t ,em
WANTED solicitor for limited edition
OF Dumas at popular price; liberal terms
ana good commission. sDLitIlUR, ltis
Offt-, Ja2S-3t-em
WANTED-At city Intelligence office host
iers, COaChman. COOKS, uisnM SHpIS, tut
lers, walters. boys, clerks, students. watch
q, sateSiuen, farmers, gardeners, oyster
- firemen, engineers JanitOrS AZ
la2S-1t
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FOR RENT Front and back parlor; with
small side Dom; good condition and loca-
ton; $40 per month. -1T17 y. j. ave.
Ia 81 Il .ens
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sTEAMBOATB-
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day IN the year for Fortress
- Monroe, Norfolk. New port News and
al points south by the superb. pew
eFfui steel palace steamers, New
port News" Norfolk" and Wash
fngtOn," On the follow ing SchcdJl..
Snnf N 4 uILnd
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE Two best located lots ia Todd
tsBrOwns subdivision: owner nonresident:
must sacrifice; &c. foot: no commission
paid. Address A.. this office. ja3t st .eu
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EDUCATIONAL

MR.. SCHEEL, teacher or piano organ n, sing
ing at sight; particular a ttention C., begin
ners as well as to those further a diva need:
termsreasOnable. III Gst.ns. ia30-3t
WANTED A limited number OF piano pupils
by former teacher In Cincinnati College
OF Music; references, Apply sos VI NV.
ja3O-3t
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PROF. CLAY,

The oldest esta biished clairvoyant, has
cut his prices for short time; Ia dies, 20
cents: gentlemen, 80 cents: tells from
cradle to grave, business, love or family
tons, etc, brings separated husband or
wife together. removes spells, bad luck
or mysterious feelings 10 to 10 lily.
$50 ~ 81. SM- ~ltDii time cut prices, la
dies, % cents. gents. 30 cents. ja2S-3t,em
SPIRITUALISM Mrs. ZoIer, medium,
ll02 New York avenue tllth and | SITS.
nw.b circles Tuesday and Friday evenings.
interviews daily. SUNDAY evening meetings,
Typographical Hall, 425 st. NV.
1a2S7t-m
lie NARIrS L riC Acid solvent
cures all iric acid Troubles, rheuiIatlsIu,
govt, etc; consultation free: Goa l2th
ST. NY. ia2S-1U
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ANIEh-Lady, married or widow, with
S5o capital fOi stock T. mana re demon
stIa-itg Ire1 onient pariurs. pnpuUs exceed
SO weekly For interview. address Ii.R-
MANENT. 'hls office Ja3l-2t
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WILL GIVE instruction in Enniish, TIA the
ratics, and bookkeeping: private: even
Jugs. INSTRUCTOR, ETA Pa. ave.
Ja29-St
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rUR hENT-Eniire second floor, unfur-
nished; heat, gas ami bath; very desiT-
able. 307 u ST. NV. Ja3l3t
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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 stable
ing with new dwellings and new tenants;
a good opening for hustler; corner Of X
and First SITS. NV; stable free or cost;
Apnly al 5O6 It'll st. NV. la3-tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY WANTED AND TO loan.
LOANS OF SO and upward made on Fur
nilure. pianos. horses. wagons, etc. al
lowest rates and on the day YOU apply. 1t
can he returned an inStalmentS, which re
ducaS the cost OF carrying IL. Loans also
made on the building and loan association
plan. can and get rates, front room, l II
floor. NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
G25 Z St. nw. ja3l item
LOANS MADE on FURNITURE.
HORSES, ETC.
Loans made on Furniture, Pianos. Horses,
Wagons, etc. at low est rates and quickest
possible time. Strictly confidential. Please
call before SECURING loans elsew here.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
Clio r 81. nv.
MONEY TO LOAN on chattei, collateral
and personal security, diamonds. l.. II.
MCGOWAN. Room IL. l4l9 st. 1a21-lm
EoU CAN borrow money on your furniture,
carpets, pianos, nldse., etc NORTH
wESi ST0KAGE HOUSE, aI6-Is 9Th NV.
de7-3mo
-ANEwPLAN.
$40 TO 81 900 TO LOAN
on EOUS EHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS.
HoRS ES, CARRIAGES, ETC.
Without removal from possession of ow ner.
You can have the money the day you
apply for a.. Payments on the principal,
OF any amount. viii toe received at any time.
which VIII lessen cost OF loan.
LOW ES A RAIES.
MOST DESIRA BILE TERMB
No cost to YOU E loan is not made.
Strictly confidential.
Please call for further informal ion.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARAN TEE co.
a0ll item COZ St NV.
LOANS made on approved collateral, such
rs life policies. stocks, bonds. building
association shares. syndicate certificates,
etc. No delay. YERKES & BAKER. lilo
4 st. Take elevator. II.
MONEY To LOAN at and per cent:
security, real estate in District of Colum-
bia; no delay beyond an inspection OF prop
erty and examination of title. WALTER
T.. ACkER. 5O4 iith st. NV. mh2S-u
MONEY TO LoAN-SI 900 upward. at
and 8 , per cent on ID. c. real estate;
S250, $500. etc, at 6 per cent; all
transactions conducted with economical
Consideration for borrowers.
VILLA AZ III. SAUNDERS & CO.,
spl6-tf. 1407 + st. NV.
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NINE. THEO.

Medium and card reader; Washington
most famous clairvoyant and palmiSt.
Consult her on busin ess- love nd family
affairs. reunites the separated; removes
spells; causes speedy marriages and gives
good luck; open daily: German spoken;
25c and Doc. S29 st. NV. ia19-l 1t
MME. LA RUE. Medium, tells past and
present; gives luck. and spells taken off.
1898 12 I st. NV. Walk upstairs.
1al L L mO-em
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FOR SALE AT 1910 Ohio ave-. SuIlivan's
stables, cut-under Laundry wagon.
SrOCers and Dayton wagons also coupe,
surrey ana DuggieS. these goods must be
sold nothing IN reason refused. ja30-3t
FOR SALE Virginia horse: weight. 900;
age. .. sound. safe. ina nd some and
speedy. 81 sth ST. NV. ia29-3t-em
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wANTED-AGENTS.
FOR SALE noRsEs s. CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE One small bay mare: sound
and gentle. 81 Va ave. Sc, cheap.
Item
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WANTED A Young white girl 10 assist ia
huuSeworn small family. llHnt worH. Call
al once at S13 9th ST. NV. 1t
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FOR RENT Large, newly furnished, 3D.
STORY, back room; clean, sunny; central;
IS 723 lth st. NV. 1t
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The 80 DAYS. Cure

for men) leads all remedies in this city:
a prompt and permanent cure or no charge
consult ton free. DR. McKEEHAN. Tl6
18Th st. NV. Office hours. 10 a. IN. 70
! p. m. . TO d. IN; SUNDAY, z to A. p m.
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y WANTED. uunE white woman as nurse
Tor Guild 9geu five years, must have
good refs. anu some experience. Address
Al. h. W, tnis office nan st
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rIATRvOvANT.

PROF. f. TURNER, the famous cIairvoy
ant and spirit medium, Is permanently
located at $50 Ninth street northwest; look
for large ad In Tuesday evening and Wed
nesuay morning Times. ja25-6t ,em
A THOUSAND TO ONE it isn't so. you say;
wen prove that we are selling elegant
lISoIn-Insde Suits and Orercoats. lust
a little worn" at figures now here else ap-
proachable. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619
Il st. NV. ia2d-It -etu
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FOR RENr-sToRE & DWELLING.

FOR kENT--Store and dw cling five rooms.
NO. III 4 9Th st. NV; also store No. 1910
tth ST.: new show windows: good business
location; rent reasonable. Apply 1922
9th st. NV. -. ia 2p-3t,eIu
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HANTED-YOu to know that the Elk
Cha NtiE BUREAU furnishes first cha ~
places. Waitress and house workers wanted
at once. 721 18th st. NV. 1t
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FOR RENT Two fur. rooms; light house
Keeping; water on floor; SI2. 120 c
st, II
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FOR RENT-MISCELLA

FOR RENT Shop In rear of 451 ii st
NV; eau t. used for storage Ja2s3t
TYPEWRITERS for rent, with privilege
of purchase. reduced rates; all standard
makes: ask 30 see the -'Jewett." NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, 611
1lh ST. Ja2S1m
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FOR RENT TWO good rooms, for depart
n,ent people: furnisnedo or unIurnIsneu. with
privileges; la gents or ladies. A ddre -
QUIET, this office. Ja31-3t
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HELP WANTED-M MALE AND
FEA ALE.

WANTED &hite man butler; good ha bits.
one cclOred woman cook. lAULELLE
BUREAU, 9I3 l4th 81 NV. II
WANTEB-TsNperienCC house hold. cafe,
store nd motel help. with best CITY refs.
EUREKA aUkEAU, 500 NV.
.a29 3t-cm
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WANTED-Nmfe hotel cha M bernaids
cleaners and laundry help. Ola 18th
~. INV. II
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FOR RENT 43G III st. NV, 2 large rooms;
furnished, Tor light houseK eeping; use OF
stable II desired. Ja3l-3t
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WANTED olored woman 10 wait 1n
elceUly lady aud do hight hCusework
GA 1 9Th Il. NV. 1t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-31

FOR SALE-Baby carriage. Ha ywoOd
make; nicely upholstered in first class
condition. patent brake: top with two
covers. cheap for cash. 1914 25tn NV.
ja29-5t-em
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NANTED-Culored cook. Sl4 10 SIG: also
CEambeImafd and Waitress, private
family. 6l4 11ih st. NV. 1t
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HANTED-A young girl FOR housekceper;
good refs. 800 Ioth st. INV. Item
WANTED AT SO 18th St, q colOred
woman for cook; no washing, must bring
good ref. an I can tins evening net. ana =.
Or. x. W. BAKER. Item
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WANTED - Respectable man and wife
twnlte) To occupy : or rooms, with
steam neat, private bath, and board the
owner. Address hOUMS, tlils Office.
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FOR RENT-433 q st. NV; communicate ting
parlorS, handsomely furnished; rent, $50
niout n, OF her TooiuS cheap. Ja3Uo t
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The above Is only a portion OF the prop
ei'y on my books For full list call at
office for bulletin issued ON the ] st and
5tn. THUS l.. AUrtsa Man.
ja3t tie 9l7 stnw.
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FOR RENT Rooms on l st aud I'd floor:
suitable fOi lIght business. 500 18th st.
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WANTED rev young men OF neat appear
ance; good pay 10 ugnt party. 4S3 Ia.
ave, ground floor. Ja3O-3t
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FOR SALE-The best COrBeI grocery store
iii he NV. rent of house, stole and stable,
S35: fine los ttiOn. with no opposition. good,
Clea u stock and fixtures, price, $500. worth
VIC TINS account. COMMEkJlA l., 90 r
81; NV ia 81 81 EN-
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FOR SALE New Home. 81 20: Singer. $40.
Domestic. SIS. Singer y, F. 81. all the
att aCnuents ana i've years qua rautee.
FUNk's SkWlNG MACHiNE EA, n.,4,uE.-
81 g. st. So. ia2S- 81 .etu
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" ANTED A good tenor singer for a local
SHOW, Nounders Bros write. Address
d. l.. d., this office. 1t
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wANTED-A good farm hand. 222I 9Th
~. NV. IA 2S- stem
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Visitors 20 Chamberiin's new hotel,
THE Hygeis," ard Virsini1 Beach
- will FIND this the most attractive
- route. inSuriDg comfort able night .
rest
Large and luxurious rooms. heated
- by steam and fitted throughout with
electro lights. Dinin groom service II
a Ia carte and is supplied from the
- best that the markets OF Washington
- aud Norfolk afford.
Tickets Op sale at L. >. Express
office. SIT Pennsylvania avenue, 61j
6IS. 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, r.
A o. ticket office. corner 9th street
and New York avenue. and on DSatd
steamers where time Die, map, etc,
can also be had.
Any other information desired will
- be furnished on appiica sion 20 the IN
- designed at the company VIVA ~
loot or sew e HtN So " aSAhAN ~
Telephone No. $50.
mo. CALLAHAN, General Manager.
fs23
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WANTED solicitor FOR a limited edition
OF Dumas at popular price; liberal terms
and good commission. sOLiOIIUR, tuis
Dfft~ la2S-3t-eU
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NAN1ED-Iou to know that the EX-
tHANOE bl real furnishes iTSl-cla -
places. Gardener and laundress wanted
at once. f2l atn 81. NV. 1t
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~ wA<TED-EEAIaLE.

WANTED young girl FOR housekceper;
good refs. 800 | 9th st. INV. Item
WANTED AT SO I7th St, a colOred
woman for cook; no washing, must bring
good ref. an / can tins evening net. ana =.
bk. K. W. BAKER. Item
WANTED 9oung white woman as nurse
Tor Guild qgeu five years, must have
good refs. and some experience. Address
Al, H. W, tins office. ja3l st
NANTEn-Lady. married or widow. with
S5o capitai fOi stock T. manage demon
stIating urea tnient pariurs; pnuIIUs exceed
So Weekly FOR interview address li.R-
MANENT, 'lns office. Ja3l-2t
WANTED A young white girl to assist ia
houSewOrn small family. nHnt WORK. Call
al once at Sl3 3th ST. NV. II
HANTED-You to know that the EX
'HANGE BUREAU furnishes FIRST class
places. Waitress a nd house workers wanted
at once. 42l 18th st. NV. II
wANTED-wmie hotel chambermaids
cleaners and laundry help. Ola 18Th
1T. uw. 1t
NANTED-ColOred cook. Sl4 10 SIG, also
a CEambeimaid and wait reSS, private
family. CID Sih st. NV. 1t
WANTED olored woman TO wait on
elceuy lady aud do hight homework.
6l 1 9TH Il. NV. 1t
WANTED ulored general house worker 20
40 10 Ne y York; three ia family; fare
paid. GA l5th -. NV. II
WANTEn-trirl FOR general housework in
small family. also girl a. nurse, good
wages. l7o= - loth 81. NV. ga3l-st
WANTED Reliable cIrl for hOusework:
must be good cook and stay nights.
brng refs. No. 40 e 81. ne. 1t
NANTEh-A young girl Tor uuuseW Crk-
tail al 1916 Pa ave. uw. Ja2S-St.eIu
WANTED-A lady hookkeeper aud steuog
rdpner IA A commercial house. Actress.
with referencc, +. .. box 2S5. Ja29-5t
WANTED One chocolate dipper. girl
preferred. SHEET, l0tn and r.
Ia2S-3t
WAAIED- Iounc white woman a. nurse
assist Win chamber work refs. 100
Nth ST. NV. ja29-3t
WANTED-Settled German woman for
hEht house work. who VIII APPRECIATE a
gooc home Call al 81 Mass. ave. ne.
Ja2s-3t-em
WANTED settled woman To do gen
eral homework IN small family. perma-
nent home ir suited, Address c.
LOT THAN, BroOsland, u c. Ja@s-3tem
NANTED-l2 girls to take a thorough
course IN dresSmaking, evening claSSeS
appF on III floor. Mime. WITS. 81 l2th
-. NV. ga29-7t-em
ED-Chambermaius cooks. general
house workers, laundreSSe>, office clean
eTs. nurses, Seamstresses. places furnished
LLLn 81. NV. Ja-o-t
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMAIE.
WANTED white man butler; good ma hits.
one cClOred woman cook AGl-ELLE
BUREAU, 7I3 l4th st. NV. II
Inexperienced household. cafe.
store nd Motel help. with best city refs.
EUREKA BUREAU, 500 + NV.
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FOR SALE-Employment agency; estab-
lshed : years. with over 300 customers.
price. If SIid at once, for good will, fur
niture AMI license, $50 cash. Inquire
CHASE ROYS, 631 F st. NV p; top floor.
ja2T -4t-em
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$3.50 will buy a well-stocked grocery On
busy street good cash trade; rent house,
: rooms and store, SO; snap Tor business
man. COMMERCIAL l., 5lO + st. NV.
Ia3l -3t.euI
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS

FOR RENT-2 unfurn cont TINS; with
or without board. 1903 ST. NV
Item -
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ANTED gentlemen of neat appear
nee. Room Me- 1, Goa II ST. NV. Item
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WANTED rtnTd-class engineer 20 watch
steam plant at night permanent EN-
plogment, reTere requireu. Address
BOX \ tins office. ia2S-3t ,em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-31

ANIEb A young mat who has hadfrom
l TO 3 years ia the drug business. Ad-
dress QUiNiNE, TINS office. Ja5l Stem
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

$50 will buy $1,000 panorama outfit
with lecture; subject RIVER Nile. CON
MERCIA l. 5lO r ST. NV. Item
FOR SAILS grade jersey COWS. fresh.
Apply to IA sherida st ., Mount Pleas
ant. Ja3l st EN-
A RARE CHANCE-Wnl sell at a very
low figure, If taken at once, . tents.
1854 e st. Wv IL
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WANTED-To huy wardrobe, cheap for
cash; state price. Address CLOTHES,
his 1T
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CHEAPEST FIRSTCLASs CARPENTER
weather strips furnished applied. I =
cents: send postal. MACkEN. 1911 6th
St law. Ja3l 81 ETA
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$3.50 New i ~ $::sis::' sew.
Al ERR H. -fh q III

FOR SALE dayton. delivery agUus
and l top buggy, complete. Rear "A
ST st. NV. Ja2S-3t
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WANTED To buy some old, out -of-repair
viulinS, vicldS, and 'cell0s. zoo u ST, ne
ia 40 81
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VI ANTED-GentienIen with small Calltai
visiting To- engage i'm the best paying
business IA the states can find such an
opening by calling on the undersigned az
TIE st. James Hotel, Room "a, k. FRlS-
REY. laBi-3t
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FOX RENT-To wo or three young men, n
large, bay winoow, 2d-stoTy, front ROOM
light ara cheerful; slo also tack room;
So. 81 5tn ST NV. Ja3o-3t
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FOR SALE-Grocery, provision, cigar and
confectionery business located on "a prom
inent corner and thickly populated neigh
bOrhood; doing paying cash business:
other business the cause for selling. For
particulars address OFFICE-HOLpER, this
office. 1aoS-3t-em
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WANTED Three cement workers and ten
iabOrers. all must have tools, picks and
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WA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED printing press, ABOUT 7X12,
must Toe Ia good order and cheap; part
cash. 1857 III st. ne. Ja3l-3t-em
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FOR sALE-CrOOked iptsr and scantline.
suitable FOR fiTewUUd. or common butIsi-
ing. j. I. CAMPBELL, 1911 1ItH 81. Sc.
ja29-3t,em
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WANTED 70 buy household furniture of
every description; office aud store fix
lures: auCtioi sales every Tuesday j. ".
SINCLAIR. 626 La. ave. ga3O-6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-23
HOMEwAaD BOUND.
At Last the Maine Signal Corps Starts
for Home.

New London, Sept. 22.-The United
States transport Manitoba and Missis-
sippi with the Srd United States Cav
airy. camp equippage and horses
Wikoff. Montauk Point, L. l., this af-
ternoOn. The troops are en- route TO
Fort Ethan Allen, Essex Junction,
Vt.
The Manitoba was the first to ar
rive, in the early afternoon, and a
special train Of the Central Vermont
was in waiting to transport the troops
and camp equipment to their destl-
nation. However, on account of delay
Of unloading it. IT win probably be
well into tomorrow before before the
train will get started.
The Mississippi arrived about four
hours after the Manitoba. The camp
equipage was aboard the latter boat
and the horses in the former. No
preparations were made to unload the
Mississippi and it will probably be
late tomorrow before the troops
aboard will leave her.
The Sth Maine Signal Corps. volun-
teers, were also aboard the Mississippi
and they continued their journey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-23
MISS THURzA EMERY DEAD.
Born in 1875 and Was Probably Oldest
Resident In the State.

Elliot, Me-, Sept. 22-Miss Thurza
women in this part of the State, died
at her home in Eliot, Wednesday night,
aged 103 years. months and days
Death was caused by pa-aIytic
shock.
Miss Emery had seen tine long line
Of Presidents from Washington down
and until a few days previous to her
death was remarkably alert and. ac-
tive. She could read and write with
out the aid of glasses ami had Won
derfuily letentive memory.
She greatly enjoyed relating rem
iniscences of ner girlhood days and
could recall innu1nerable anec 1otes of
men of local prominence lhuring the
childhood of the republic.
1t was her rare experience to I've one
OF the bevy Of maidens who sho'vered
with flowers the pathway of the Illus
trious Lafayette when he visited
Portsmouth in 1922.
Her father, John Emery, was Rev.
OiutiOnary soldier and her brothers,
John and Nathan, both long since de-
ceased, shouldered muskets in the war
Of 1912. He demise is regretted by a
large circle of admirers and removes
from local life one of the most inter-
esting historical landmarks.
Miss Emery was born in Kittery,
now Eliot. March u, 1895. In her ad-
vanced years she was able to do sew
ing and considerable 11Ousework, and
was as bright and quick in her men,
Dry as many people are at 70 years.
Her father died at the age of 65;
her mother, Prudence Emery, died at
IS, SO her extreme longevity did not
come by inheritance.
The family lived in the block house
on Garrison hill, which is still stand
ing; in it she was born and lived until
she was quite girl.