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HELP wANTED-MALE.

MANTED-A grocery clerk, with some ex-
pe5tenoe in meat cutting, zvtn and 4
81. INV. lt-e
wANTED-Salesman for side line; sold
10y ali grooerymen. Audress MANI
lAtrl REX. Tins Office. Item
WANTED First-class coach trimmer. Ad-
dress COACH, thIs office. fel2-3t-em
wANTED-A man 20 sell candy TO stores;
ruust Da a salesman. MACK. this offfce.
Eel 3t-ea
NANTED-Plac to work before or after
school hours in hotel or private family
BOX l.. Il. r., TINS Office. Item
MANTEp-An indust nous young man wit h
$500 capital 10 go ln very GOOD
pa ying BUSINESS. ACuress X, TINS olIlce.
Item
wANgED-A smart young colored man
10 work. Apply al Nl1SlNIA nUOeh.
653 \ ST. NV. IL
wANTEI-A good barber; steady job.
9l3 IL Sth st Sc. 1t
WANTED I oIored boy, l6 wears. TO help
in boarding house. 5o5 2Ja 81. NV. 1t
WANTED A sober and industrious young
man as SOLICITOR. good references. Ap-
ply 40. Gao East Capitol ~. rel2-3t
WANTED A frst-class barter. at once.
Al. HAkBMAN y, No. 1908 7Uh 81. NV. II
MANTED-Ra rier for SATURDAY 332
II st. NV. II
WANTED Night clerk Tor hotel: eNperi-
enced aud with refs. quick DlCk IS
HOTEL AGENCY. 6l3 1th. IL
WANTED A first class ooIored barher,
steady employment II suited. Apply 5,i8
l4th 81. NV. II
WANTED Good barber. II II st. ne.
IL
WANTED A first class collector. one well
acquainted with the inst allment business.
none other need apply. Address Box %.
this office. At
WANTED At once; drivers. " at chmen. wait
erS and also bright boy. CENTRAl l.
EXCHANGE. COS l2Uh ST. NV. basement
floor, Room /. 1t
WANTED Two BARRIERS FOR SATURDAY..
Cor. 3d ana s Sts. NV. Item
WAITED D-Two white BARRIERS. Apply at
3l5 Pa. ave. NV. fel -at
NANTED-A iirst-claSs white barber. Ap-
ply - J. r. u EkHOLD l So 4th It. NV.
Eel l-3t
WANTED-Ac culored ba rber al once. Apply
}. X. HOGEL. % { st. NV fel O-3t .em
HANTED-A settled. experienced hostler
10 attend 70 three horses, three wagons
aud general bouSevOrk. wages, 81. board
and lodging per week. A. B.. thls Oifce.
felO-3t .em
WANTED-Ceneral utility man around bar
room. German preferred 60 am 81 nv
reiO-St em
WANTED At CITY InteIi Eence office.
D5pkS, walters. diShwaSher>. drivers. la
bOTerS. waichmen. BOYS. gardeners. lalitors.
49, l1th 81. NV. fclO-1t
WANTED A registered druggist. with $500
as partner, have other business Address
KEGIS IEkEil, tins office. felO-3t
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PERSONALS.

SPIRITUALISM M-Typograptrca Hall, 425
q st. NV :, Sunday evening, 7:30. ADDRESS
by the wellknown speaker, Mrs. Fisher, OF
Boston. Mrs. Zoller, assisted by another
medium, spirit tests, automatic writing,
psychometric readings, ETC.; seances Tues
day and Friday evenings al residence, ! OF
N. Y. ave. 1lth and | nw1 fe12-2t-ein
SPIRITUA LISM-Mrs. ZulleT medium. II 02
New York avenue II 1th and 1 sts. nw.I
Circles Tuesday and Friday evenings In
terviews daily. Sunday Evening meetings.
Typographical Hall. 4a5 G st. NV.
fat1 7
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WANTED A sober and industrious young
man as SOLICITOR, good references. Ap-
Dlv No. $40 East capitol ~. rel2-3t
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When Others Fail. ConsuIi
DIR. CZARRA

In all Nervous, Chronica SKIN and PRI-
VATE DISEASES. HfSAsCOMPLETE
outfit OF musieru appliance, NRA I. Static.
Parable aud GalvaRic -}Glecttcity- ia Ca
tarrh, Rheumatism. Dysr-rsta. Kidney and
bladder Diseases, ScXua}.N fdknesS, Stric-
ture, Hemorrhoi,is, SyfatdhsSsand Diseases
OF Women. COnsultatspn from 20 o..
6I1 Pa ave NV 1a27-n
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PROF. CLAY,

The Oldest Established Clairvoyant. has
cut his prices for short time; ladies. %
cents; gentlemen, so cents; tells from
cradle To grave; business, love or family
affairs; about lawsuits, divorces: specu-
Iations etc; brings separated husband or
wife together; removes SMELLS, bad luck or
mysterious feelings 10 to 10 daily. 4S9
III St. SW. 1elO-4l-eIua
LOOK HERE, FELLOW MAN. times are
hard; we can save you big money on a
first class suit OF clothes that nave been
slightly worn. give us a chance. JUS HS
nj n STANO6Ia ID st NV feS7t
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FOR SALE Lunch room splendid location.
near department building, daily sales $50:
low rent. reasonable price. DUNLAP 9o6
st. feI23t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO loan,

MONEY TO LOAN at the low est rates
OF interest on improved and unlmDroved
property. in the District of Columbia. no
DELAY bevonI eX animation of title. WAL
TER II. ACk ..k. goa i4th st. NV. fe3-u
MONEY Confideutially loaned upon furni-
ture and other good securities, without
removal or publicity. SIP 9Th st NV.
feI -3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SA LE-Cheap p, hahy carusre in good
condition. 1907 ; nv. Item
FOR sALE-PrntinC press. . fonts type,
ink, etc, 50. 1907 ; st. NV. Item
FOR SALE-I Domestic, SO; Singer, y.
F., SIS. Eldredge, $40; Remington. 81:
FUNK'S SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE,
32T ST. Sc. fel2-3t en-
ANY domestic pattern in the house &c;
good :. II. sewing machines, SO up. our
new 'Standi'y- machine, hgnt asa leather,
strong aSa lion. ST : 80: new hand tna chimes.
$3.50: the new 1898 Domestic beats its
own brilliant reSord OF "a years. Mccall
perfectftting patterns reduced to 10 ana
10 cents. our rent and repair dept is un-
Surpa sSed. postal and telegra PHI conneC-
tiun. c. AUERBACH. : and II. Estab-
IiShed 1872. 1el3-bt em
FOR SALE-AH kinds Of dress goods, lace
curtains, portieres, blankets. COIufoTterS.
etc. sold on weekly payments. Drop postal
to JOSEPH CAIN, 2lO 4 : 1t. NV,
ana | Will call. IeI2-3t -eH
A DISCOUNT OF so and 20 per cent on
SaXouy Wool German HanG-hnit Jackets
and weateTS. we've been selling these 20
years AT So, $3.50 and So. 9Sc now-yeS,
9Sc: too many on hand Tor a mild winter
,'C. AUERBACH. the Knit-Jacket Man.
\ II. fel2-6tem
FOR SALE An American Optical co.
test case, in perfect condition: cheap. at
lD3 Pa. ave. NV. fel2-3t
FOR SALE Handsome oak bedroom suite:
pictures. aud lady's wheel. new. Call
at S3l Fla. ave. NV, no dealers apDly,
fe12 st
FOR SALE Set tinsmith machines hand
tools, ladders, etc cheap Address
MACHINES. this office. fel2-3t
FOR SALE Cheap: fine loft OF pedigree
homer pigeons. Gail after O'Clock, 2l2S
| st. NV. fell -3t
FOR SALE-Smith Premier typewriter:
good new; cheap. 606 18th st. NV.
basement. fe11-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap: few hundred feet of
cut building stone. CLARK, 937 u st;
NV. fei 1T
FOR SALE-Latest styIe DO han-hear-
all attachments; or viii exchange for
gents bicycle. S12 d ne. feI0-3t- EN-
FOR SALE A bargain; my square piano:
6 "a octaveS: stool and cover: SO cash.
Call a 1906 l st. Sc. fe1O-3t
FOR SALE Cheap; lot of cedar p,sts:
alllenCt hS andSiZes. delivered any where in
District free. Address FARMER. this of
flee. felO-3t-
harness. Apply PRESTON STABLES,
Sth and | SITS. NV. felO-3t
FoRSALE- Young Cuban q nd Mexicanpar-
rots, monkeys, gold fishes. dogs, pigeons,
canaries Incubators. Spratts and Austin 8
dog bread; send for catalogue. SCHMID's
BIRD STORE, 712 18th st. NV. ocS TT
FOR sALE-S2. 9S for eft. extension
table; lounges, $3.50. cook stoves. So;
heeter, $3.50; parlor and bedroom suites
81 per week; cheap ca sh and credit. RED
A0ND, 313 7th st. NV. oc3o-tf-sm
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FOR RENT T-UNFURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-To deSira hle tenants, un-
far. looms for light housekeeping. 30
2d ST. ne. lei = u -eiii
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT Bakery and fixtures Tor ba kin g
bread, and Broom dwelling. aud confec-
tiOnery store, seD2rate or together. l51
Harrison ST., AnacOstla. ID. G., inuuire of
photographer above. fe12-3t
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MANTED-A Irst- class white barber. AD-
ply u J. +. GEkHOLD S22 4th It. NV.
rpl -3f
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NANTEb-Roofinc. guttering and spout
ing. old roofs made night and Dainte ed:
flr>t class work done cneaD. JOHN L.
PbN Frs, NV. cor. Sth and ID sts- NV.
felO-sU-em
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ANIEn- Lady TO open new treatment
demonstrating parlOrS al your home or
el>ew here. 50 capital reuuired. Sl5 10
50 weekly profits. Address NO TRI-
lLLR, this office. feI0-3t-em
AArI-IA ,..-,..rr Id L. L.. =, --..---
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FOX RENT-Nicely fur. front room; I'd
floor; heat, gas, bath; with quiet fam
lily; no children; SS; gentleman preferred.
430 n. ave. NV. fell EN-
FOR RENT-Fur. or unfur. front room;
with heat and bat tn; SIS and $3.50 per
month"; board ff desired. s25 7tn st. sw.
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FOR SALE Grocery store. this stand is an
exceptional bargain. invpStica ton so
ltcited, established cash trade. rent Only
So, store and flat: excellent nefghbOrhOOd:
price, $3.50. DUNLAP 900 Z ST. feI2-3t
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WILL PAY part cost OF keep of carriage
hors =, for o Ca SiOnai use OF same. II. C.
this office. feII-3f
The evening times., 1898-02-12

WANTEp-A white giUl TO do light house
work ana can stay nights nj take Ga re
.pl child. BOX %. ". o., tIuS office. Item
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FOR SALE F-IOTS.

FOR SALE-I6th st. NV. lot 1854: :
frames on property. rented for $50 per
month. price, 81 1 .0G0. HALL x u .
TICE, 613 L st. II
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PROF BERNARD,

The worlds Iuost faihout clairvovant
ana paimist: can toe co nsulted on all busi-
ness ana affairs OF life: fee, 26c and SOC:
hours. a. IN. to d. m. 81 Z 9Th st. NV
fel1-3t
FOR RENT-Fur. rooms. with or without
hnarl- at INa 9Th ST. NV. felO-3t EN-
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wANTED-POsTAGE STAMPS.
- ANTED -FJr cash, all kfu,fs OF United
States postage and department stamps.
collections also bought II. +. ~ M p
UORST- IOO5 7th ST. NV. fe7 item
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FOR HIRE .

- - - ~ ~ b.
FOR HIRE-Horses, buggies and daytOns.
to drummers or business men. 81 so and
So per day. J. w. PRESTON'S STA BLES,
9Th and 1 SITS. NV. Phone 9172.
fell -9t-em
FOR HIRE-Horse and wagon: and will
drive the same for any light defiv ering.
Apply l.. $. F.. this office. fe10-3t-em
DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNERs, 7tn
and II sts. no16-d
FOR HIRE-FuIl dress salts, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN. l1o4 Ith 81. NV.
mol 0-tf-em
FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or dayton, 81 per
day and special prices foy pleasure driy-
Ing. Apply to the REX STABLES, rear
6ib st. NV :; telephone call, 1o9. ap3o-tf
PRINTING AND BooKBINDING.
Printing 500 cards, 55c.: 500 envelopes.
yDc.: 900 note heads. Toe; 500 state
ments 75c: binding magazines, 6Oc-;
miscellaneous books rebound. @. b.
WILLIAMS. 615 7tb st. NV. fse-o
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


wANTED--wm pay SO per month for
work of any Kind, paying about $50 pei
months MEG CHANIC, THIS office.
fel2 Stem
wANTFD-By respect a hlc colored man. %,
refs, general house worker, So month.
JOHN THOMAS, SlOlUtn 81. NV. II
WANTED Position as card writer or col
hector, with some large firm; references
unsurpassed. ACTRESS J. A. w. TINS OF
flee. fel2-3t
l WILL give Si00 20 any one getting
fne Position under the ftsJrict ruyerLnent.
Audless LvAfI Sen IIAD. this office
fel2
WARTED-A place bv a first-class white
Box 90, this office. Tell Stem
plumber 10 learn the trade. Address :. A.
w, this office. fel1-3t
WAN TED-Position. bv a rirst-.las
meat cutter. refs. Address 2Ol2 Sth II.
NV. fell-3t
WANTED-By reliable man, a place as
porter, In grocery store, h0useHnan in
hote! or driver OF grocery waAon. l0il
10th st. fell-3t
WANTED by Young man position as clerk:
have had some experience. a A0dress Il.
4. w this ufiice. re1O-st
WILL give Sl0O for a Government posi-
lion. Address CONFIDENTIAL b.. this
office. felO-4t
WANTED-Am kinds OF writing and type
wrfting to do al home; VIII work cheaD.
l. I. tll St NV felO-3t
WANTED sy a Iirst-class meat-Cutter
ana grocery clerk place in meat market
OF grocery. single man. best refs. Address
JOHN COUGHLIN, Luckett's 4. o.. Lou
doun county, Va fe1-6t,em
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HELP MALE AND
EEA.AIE

HOW virginian Made Them Laugh
Pastor f. Hez Swem explains sonoa v
nlEul. T..so q check. ffee pews Second
Ra ptist Church A uditOrium, 4th st. and Va.
ave. Sc. III
WANTED Men and woiBen 10 work at
hoEte--- pay SS 20 Sl6 per Week Tor
making crayon portraits, new patent
method, anyone who can read or write
can aoLhs Work al home. ~ spare time, uay
or evening. Send for particulars aipf work
at once. Address il n. GRIPP, German
Artist, Tyrone, Pa. taS-sats,u
WANTED Partner. lady or gentleman. to
help manufacture paying novelty, small
capital required Call at Room =. lUV6
Z St, 10 a. IA. to p M. on Friday.
TEN -
WANTED 1 600 dancers aud amusement
lovers TO attend the BarDers' Ball. FEB
l 4th, al Grand Army Hall. felo-ot
WANTED Good cook must be clean and
good bread maker. only those with refs
need apply. 100 st. ne: felo-3t
MANTEn-pest help: all kinds; with rel:
furnished free; drop postal. zen kAL l.
EXCHANGE. SOS 18th ST. NV. ieS-b
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DIR. LEATHERMAN,

EXPERT SPECIALIST. '25 years ex.
perlence.J All private diseases quickly and
permanently cured. SYPHILIS positively
cured in any stage Consultation free
Hours, b 10 IL TO 5. Tuep-.
Thurs aud Sat. Evenings, to b.
No. 6O2 + st NV. Closed Sunday.
n1i b-tfera
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WE furnish European females SDSciall y ~ nti
some country aud CITY help ref. TAU
LELLF ENCHANGE. 736 llth NV.
fol 1-2t
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WANTED Sister team. SDuhrrttr. ana
Ut hers. firSt-ciaSS amateurs. write fun par
ticulaTS. Address q. e. e., this office. II
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WANTED A girl. from Is TO lS. 10 as
SiSt in hOuSewOrk IN small famuN. an
llll : 81. NV. II
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

: Every day IN the year for Fortress
= Monroe, Norfolk. Newport News ana
all points South by the superb, pow
erful steel palace SteaIHers, New
port News" Norfolk" snd W ASH
ington," on the follow ing schedule.
9outhbOund.
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WANTEn-Hair dresser and manicure 10
take space IA millinery store. 1928
lAtn ST. NV. TEN
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WANTED Cooks. Chambermaids. laUn-
dresses. general house workers. White and
c,lored. places waiting. good wages. EA
,IIANUt. BUREAU. 72l 18th ST. NV. II
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wANTED--wm pay SO per month fol
work of any KIND, paying about $50 pei
months MEG THIS office.
fel2-H-em
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WANTED A woman. white or c8lOTcd FOR
general Homework, must stay nlGhts.
AUoreSS NIRkTfNlA. this office. Tel S-ft
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER,

SPECIALIST
I'm obstetrics, gold medal awarded for the
science of obstetrics from the University
OF Munich. Bavaria: treats successfully
women's complaints and irregularities pri-
vatc sanltarium for ladies before and dur
ing confinement. office hours from > TO
p. IN. No. 6la Pa. ave NV, " ashtng'
ton. u. c. ja27-u
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WANTED Al once: chalubeTmaid. laun
dress aud girl for house work. tENTkAL l.
EACUANGE. Sos l2th st. NV. basement
fIDOU, Room I. 1t
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WANIED-ROARDERS.

WANTED-Tabl boarderS. a first-class
New Yew York caterer: first class table
board at $500 and $3.50 per week. SO9
1Ith ST. NV fell Stem
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LADY with tact aad energy 10 travel for
old Established firm, permanent. $40 Der
month and expenses. L.. this office.
Ial 5-SJ-Saf sun
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WANTED Good dnessmaker, first class cut
ter aud filter. call earl V. bring references
EXCHANGE BUREAU. 72I 18th NV. Ii
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FOR RENT-FARMS

FOR rem NT-SiX miles from city, .
acres OF clear lana; 3-room house. well,
good roads; S8. FARM OWNER, this
office rel 1-3t
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WANT En-A business lady TO assist gen
tlemeu m running a 2U-TOOm house.
thpruUEily LufulsheU- centrally located,
low rent "a good Transient custom, small
capital reqaiTed. Answer, giving address,
II No thIS Office. fel2-3t-em
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WANTED A first class COlored baTlser,
steady employment n suited. Apply 5o3
ith 81. NV. II
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wANIED-A smart young colOred man
10 work. Apply at NlnOINIA nUO r.
6s5 St NV. II
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WANTED-A first class washer and ironer
Ia wOrk ia ysa week. 1919 4thSt. NV.
Item
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wANTEB-A good barber; steady job.
1l3 l-2 Sth st Sc. 1t
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WANTED { oIored boy. l6 years. TO help
An boarding house bo5 2Ua 81. NV. 1t
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WANTED Night clerk Tor hotel: expert
enced aud with refs. quick. DIX IS
HOTEL AGENCY. 6lS 1th. 1t
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wANTED-HOUSES


WANTED-To rent house In Georgetown.
6 or rooms: mod. imps.; not over S25;
owners only. Z. c. CLARK, S37 ID st. NV.
fe12-3t-em
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WANTED hiUe girl FOR dish. paHtrvs ana
cleaners, for hotels TINS CITY. quick.
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 6l3 7lh. II
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$500 capital TO 20 ln very good
aNinc business. A Curess X, TINS olIlce.
Lem
The evening times., 1898-02-12

) SANTED-A grocery clerk, with some eN-
peTtence an meat cuUUIng, zotn and r
N lt-G
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FOX SALE-C1sar store. satisfactory
reasons given why offered. regular mint
to party understa1 business. price $3.50.
par down ana balance easv. DUNLAP
goo + st. reI2-yf
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wANTED-Place TO work before or after
school nours in hotel or private family
BOX l.. r.. P.. TINS office. Item
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''rhe HyKeta, aud HBInId Hrd'It
will find this the most ATTRACTIVE
route, insuring a comfortable night o
rest.
Large and luxurious rooms, heated
by steam and fitted throughout win
eiectrsc lights. Dintng-rOon service IL
a la carte and 10 supplied from the
- and Norfolk afford.
Tickets on sale at L. s. Express
= office. SIT Pennsylvania avenue, olJ
- 6I9. 1421 Pennsylvania avenue, 3
- 4 o. ticket office. corner 9th street
and New York avenue, and on DOard
- steamers where time taol map, etc,
can also be had.
Any other Information desired VIII
De IuIu1SuSu Oh Rpphio0
dersigned at the company $ wharf >
foot Of Seventh st, Washington, D. T.
Telephone No. $50
JNO. CALLAHAN, General Manager
fe25
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED BY a COlOTed woman place as
cook and laundrcSs, can far. personal refs.
Apply l124 l9Jh st. NV. Item
RANTED-poSiti0n 10y craftsman. wall
pay anyone first weeks salary getting
me position with contractor OF any buSi
ness IN building line. a AddresS CON
TRACTOR, thIS office. Item
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HOJ Sc for rent. furniture Tor sale: IG
rooIns- completely furnished. cheap TO
cash purchaser. Inquire d 500 st NV
fel1-3t
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FOX SAl.E-1he best corner grocery store
III tie NV, rent or house. 81 JrS and sta bic
good, clean stock and fixtures. LTice. $3.50.
$50, fine lOCatlc1, with no opposition.
worth twice this amount. Commercial l.,
5lO 81. NV. AL 81 en-
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%ANTED-A neat white Waitress. al once.
90 4 St lei Isl -eiu
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HANIED-A working housekeeper ia the
country. mus Doe vcrv neat ana uilii.in..
PLAN COOK ana GOOD washer auu IrUutr.
piea SAINT ANA comfortable houp for a re
,DPotalle white woman WIN .t,oJ refs.
Apply 10, Park place Hc- fell-3t
The true northerner., 1898-08-03
LATEST WAR NEWS.

The morning papers bring little news
concerning the war progress or the peace
negotiations. No reply has yet been re-
ceived from Spain to the demands Of
President Mckinley, but the belief is
general that the terms will be accepted.
Yesterday, the terms were officially made
public, substantially as previously pub
lished in the papers: Evacuation of Cuba
and Porto Rico, cession of an island in
the Ladrones, occupation of Manila by
the United States until the disposition of
the PHILIPPINES shall be determined by
treaty.
No resistance whatever is shown to
General Miles advance in Porto Rico,
and his invasion" is very much like a
march of triumph.
The only apprehension of danger at
present comes from the attitude of the
insurgents in the Philippines. In fact,
the disposition of these islands promises
to be the most troublesome problem
growing out of the war.
The true northerner., 1898-08-03
rY@ Money to loan on real estate.
f.. +. PARKS.
Local Department.

Mrs B. NJ. Luce is seriously i'll.
Advertised letter: Miss Alice Gould.
Mrs. f. l.. Bullard is quite seriously
i'll.
f. A. Crane of Kalamazoo was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Chandler are home
from the lake.
Chas. Delamere of South Haven was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lyle will leave this
week for a short trip East.
The Disciple picnic at Lake Park last
Friday was very enjoyable.
Attorney Howell of Cassopolis was in
town yesterday, on business.
A. f. Hayes has gone to California, il
hope of benefiting his health.
l. A. Whitman is now able to get
around with the aid of crutches.
Mark easier of Delta Ohio, is the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. S. f. Munger.
f. n Douglas has been entertaining
brother and wife from Toledo, Ohio.
G. W. Young is at Grand Rapids, or
business connected with the state fair
There are only three weeks more o
the great price cutting sale at Sellick's
House builders and house keepers viii
find something of interest in Waters adv
Attorney NJ. a. Merrifeld of Union
City was in town on business, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kingsbury from
Kansas are guests of Mrs. Albert Harri
son.
Don't overlook, but look over f. I
Longwell's bargain adv. on the eighth
page.
Calls for the state and county conven
tions will be found elsewhere in this
paper.
The Paw Paw Milling Co. expects t
turn the water into the new steel fiume
Friday.
Attention is called to the statement o.
the First National Bank, published il
this paper.
F. p. Grimes and family, J. A. OLeary
and family are among the campers a.
Lake Park.
The new schedule for teachers ex
aminations is published in another col
umn of this paper.
The Presbyterian Sunday school anC
society will have picnic at Lake Park
Tuesday, August 8.
Mrs. T.. l.. Bates of Pentwater was tht
guest over Sunday of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. r. Shrine.
Most of the dried raspberries of thi
locality have been sold at prices netting
50 to 10 cents per pound.
Paw Paw high school defeated tn,
teachers institute in a game of ball yes
terday, by score of to l.
f. F.. Parks and family arrived hom,
Saturday from an outing at Bay View
and other northern resorts.
Mrs George Woodward and grand
daughter Clara of Langdon, Mimi, ar
guests of Paw Paw relatives.
No word has been received from tn
Paw Paw boys in Cuba since the letter
published in the Northerner.
A party of young married people took
supper at Lake Park last Friday evening
and enjoyed very pleasant time.
L. G. Tyner will give a special sal
Saturday, August a. on all ladies' broa'
toe shoes at half their usual price.
Miss Oracle Travis and brother ant
Mr.. Gilkey of Plainwell are the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes at Lake Park.
Ruel Douglas and wife, Lola and Har
ry Douglas and their cousins, Misse
May and Della Drake, and Mr.. Bartlett
from Kansas City, Mo, and Elsie, Ma
and Roy Tuttle are enjoying an outin
at Three Mile lake.
The true northerner., 1898-08-03
1898 BicyoIes Down to $500.

New 1895 Model Ladies' and Gents Bicycles are
now being sold on easy conditions, as low as SIS;
others outright at si3o5 and high grade at SIo.9S
and s2z so. 10 be paid for after received, If you
cut this notice out and send to SEARS, RoEBUcK &
Co., Chicago, they will send you their 1895 bicycle
catalogue and full particulars. (6oI3o72
The true northerner., 1898-08-03
Corn and Oats Wanted

First-class custom work and cash for
corn and oats at the Almena Mills.
33tf EDw. H. MINER.
The true northerner., 1898-08-03

25c black brocaded Brilliantines 19c.
All wool AS in. black Serges at 3715c.
- black Serges at 20c.
Fancy double width Suitings have sold at
1Sc, sale price 10c.
60c Novelty dress goods now 35c.
Spring styles in Covert Cloths 80 in.
wide, worth 81, our price 69c.
The true northerner., 1898-08-03

ented price pruning, which MUST result in ;
Great Reduction of stock