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The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
Money In Onions.

w. c. Brown, who is farming four
miles east of Little Rock, this season
planted 25 acres in onions and Is acres
of potatoes. He estimates that he will
realize at least $1,000 on his crop, the
total expense, including seed, rental
and cultivation being only $1,000. The
onions are all large. averaging about
three inches in diameter, and command
ready sale at $4.75 per ten-peck barrel
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
A Place For Prof. Jordan.

The board of trustees of the State
University, by unanimous vote, has
rendered Prof. Junius Jordan the chair
of philosophy and pedagogy in that in
stitution. The salary Of this position
Is e. 600 q year
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17

G. K. Horn, barber. arrested at
Deckerville, near Jonesboro, charged
with forgery, made desperate attempt
to commit suicide. Horn was at the
railroad station in charge of an officer
to board train, and just as the train
approached threw himself in front of
the engine. But for the quick action
OF the officer Horn would have been
ground to pieces. He was badly bruised
and part of his right hand was cut off.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
What 1t Cost.

=. Inc mobilization and sustenance of
.Ie TWO regiments of volunteers has
=, ,S'' the state in round figures e6, 800,
.a ae greater part of which was for quar-
.master supplies. Nearly all the ex-
rsnses OF transportation and commits
S.. .y supplies were borne by the United
.s.' 'es' and the total expense, it is
,.mated, has been about s20, 1000. The
seiature failing to appropriate any
ouey that could be used for the pur-
toee, patriotic citizens and bankers
s'n'shed to Gov. Jones the necessary
NsAus. with the understanding that they
4, 'e'moursed through an appropria-
70 be made by the next general
ol's"oiy' or by the payment of the
~sim by the government.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
Wanted to Lynch Him,

J. R. Lee stabbed L. c. Hicks to death
in a saloon at Winthrop. An effort was
made to lynch Lee at Ashdown, hu.
officers succeeded in eluding the mob
and placed their prisoner in the Miller
county iail
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
A Chance For Colored Men


me colored men of Arkansas who
ss. oeen expressing themselves as
80 70 enlist in the United States
tas. now have chance to go to the
H. ana tight. Col. e. A. Goodwin, of
h. sighth United States cavalry, who
na oeen assigned to the Seventh regi-
tsn oi lmmunes. reached Memphis a
pn; uays ago to recruit men for his
k,nsuht His territory embraces Ar
o., Missouri and West Tennessee.
crn;,; r Wiley has been appointed re-
tu,a agent at Little Rock, and in
Ora mas authorized ]. II. Sykes, col
Ro1,' 70 enroll colored men at Little
s,a,a ana at any other point in the
n,;. into companies for the Seventh
's'ment of immunes
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
About Arkansas Troop,.

The following table, showing the
number of men in each company of the
First and Second Arkansas Regiments,
their nativity, ages, number married
and single, etc., will be found inter-
esting:
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17

During a storm at Helena lightning
killed horse in the main street and
wind blew down the smokestack of the
steam ferryboat Maude and wrecked a
large raft of lumber.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17

Charles F. Aycock, ex.treasurer q
Boone county, now serving a five.veay
term in the penitentiary on tho charge
o' emoezzlement. in letter to friend
Al harrison, gives some interesting in
formation about the inmates of the
state prison. He says: Arkansas is not
- tough as it is claimed to be. | have
made an investigation of its prison and
l suppose it will average with the other
prisons of the country. Only "a DER
cent OF the convicts are natives of the
state, only IL per cent are temperate.
W per cent use tobacco, SO per cent use
profane language. 30 per cent claim
whisky was the leading cause OF their
imprisonment, SO per cent have no par
snts, "a per cent left their homes and
commenced to ramble under the age of
Il years, AZ per cent have no family, 90
per cent claim they would not be here
mad they listened to the advise of par
ents. But IL per cent of them are
church members, 20 per cent are gamb-
iers, 90 per cent were reared in cities,
1s per cent can neither read nor write,
per cent have a good business educa-
ton, VI per cent never read the state
constitution, and only 12 per cent were
brought up in Sunday-school. There
are over 1000 convicts, 90 per cent of
whom are negroes"
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
BEAUTIFUL HEALTH RESORT
Eureka Springs, the Wonderful Cicy
Of Cliffs and Clutches, in the
Ozark Mountains.
Pure WATER AND nAsxlFIceNT SCENERY.

saeuntain Air and HesIth-Giving Waters
Sought In Summer BY Thousands Of
People Prom All sections-Advantages
offered 10 Citizens of Arkansas Who
Summer Away From Home.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17

George w. Cable is meeting with great
success in England, being one of the lit
erary lions of the season.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17

Major-General Horner, U. C. ", Ar
kansas Division, has issued the follow
ing, urging all veterans to attend the
Atlanta reunion:
The vslor OF the Confederate soldier was
established more than quarter of o century
ago His patriotic motives have 1T last been
vincicated by the Alacrity with which the sur
vivors and the descendants OF those who have
passed over the river rallied to uphold tho
honor OF our nag
We are living again in stirring times When
We hear the sound OF martial music and read
OF the assembling Of armed hosts the blood
courses more quickly through our veins. and
FOR the moment the vigor OF youth seems TO
rcturn In the midst OF these exciting events
iet us not forget the duty We owe to ourselves
ana our departed comrades, to write correctly
the history OF the Confederate soldier. We
honor ourselves and we honor our dead heroes
py participating In our annual reunions and
showing forth that, though defeated, we were
not dishonored.
Il am advised by our commanding general
that every preparation Is being made at At
lanta, Ca, to render the eighth annual reunion.
TO De held July 20 to % next eminently sue
cessful and that larger attendance is prom
ised than ever before. Commanders Of camps
should see that proper delegates are appointed
each camp being entitled to send one delegate
Tor every 20 members but each camp is en-
titled to send two delegates whether it has %
members or not. Every comrade should make
an enort personally to attend the reunion and
those who have been blessed financially and
cannot go should deem II q privilege to aid
. worthy comrade who desires TO attend and
cannot afford the outlay. To many Of us this
VIII prove our last reunion: let us make
the effort and once again honor the cause We
all loved SO we'll"
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Interesting Statistics Giving Infor-
nation About the First and
Second Regiments.
culoRED MEN GIVEN A CHANCE TO ENLIST

Cost 10 the state of Mobilising the Two
Regiments -Charies Clyburn to Hang
For the Murder Of Deputy sheriff Sol
RoIIins-News Items Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
Captured In Nebvaska

Harry Merrill, convicted in 1897 on q
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretense from a Bentonville milliner
and sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary, and who escaped from
the Bentonville Jail last January, was
captured at Norfolk, Neb He returned
with the sheriff Of Washington county
without the formality of requisition
papers, and was turned over to the
state prison authorities.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
Clyburn to Hang.

The supreme court affirmed the de-
cision of the lower court in the case of
Charles Clyburn VS.. The State. Clyburn
was convicted in Clark county for the
murder of Deputy Sheriff Sol Rollins.
The deputy had warrent for Clyburn,
who was charged with grand larceny,
and when he attempted to serve it was
shot dead by Clyburn. Gov. Jones will
fix the date of execution.
without Foundation.
The story that the Arkansas boys at
Chickamauga took part in mobbing q
negro was without foundation. The
Arkansas boys have participated in no
disgraceful scenes, and in truth so
many Of the stories sent out from
Chickamauga are so badly tinged with
yellow" it will be safe to discount
them all.-Little Rock Democrat
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
Burned to Death.

Mrs. M. b. Dukes, aged II years, one
of the first settlers of Texarkana, met
horrible death at her home in that
city. She was an invalid and had a
habit of smoking at night. In lighting
her pipe the mosquito bar to her bed
caught fire and she was burned to
death. Mother" Dukes conducted the
principal hotel and boarding house in
Texarkana for number of years, and
was known by almost every commercial
traveller and tourist who visited that
city in its early days.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-17
Change in Postmaster's Salaries.

The following changes in salaries Of
Arkansas postmasters of the presiden-
tial class go into effect July 1:
Increases-Argenta, 81 200 to 81, 400;
Clarendon, 81, 100 to 81 200; Fayetteville,
$1,000 to 81, 600; Helena, 81, 900 to 81, 100;
Magnolia, 81 200 to s1,10O; Mariana,
$1,000 to $1,000; Morrilton, $1,000 to
sl,4o0; Russellville, $1,000 TO 81, 400;
Wynne, 81, 100 to $1,000; Batesville, ST.
400 to 81 800; Clarksville, 81 100 to 81, 200;
Forrest City, $1,000 to 81, 400; Malvern,
100 to $1,000; Hot Springs, 81, 500 to
$4,000; Mena, 81 800 to 81, 500; Pine Bluff,
$4,000 to $4,000; Sloan Springs, 81, 800
to 81 400; Brinkley, 81, 100 to 81, 200; Dar-
danelle, $1,000 to 81, 300; Fort Smith,
$4,000 to s2,7O0. Jonesboro, 81, ZOO to ST.
500; Mammoth Spring, 81 200 to 81, 100;
Monticello, $1,000 to $1,000; Prescott,
$1,000 to $1,000; Springdale, s1,10O to
$1,000.
Decreases-Hope, from 81, 500 to ST.
400; Stuttgart, 81 400 to 81 300.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-15

400 10th ST. NV. 1t
MEALS served in dining room or sent out TO
residences; moderate prices. 1912 18th ST. NV
mhll-3t-Cm
THE MONTHLY REPORTER Room p Warder
Bldg; 9th ard SIS. NV. Washington, d. c.
collection Of bills without commission; lady col
Iectors. HENRY G.. HAFFER, Manager.
mhl4-1t-Cm
BAD bills collected or no charge. II. D. COR
DON, Lawyer, 1885 ST. NV. Basement.
mhli-3t
F. DANGLER. 1858 9th st. NV, fine shoemaker;
fine repairing; very low prices mhli-5t
UP-TO DATE SPRING PATTERNS OF wall paper;
rooms pJpered, y up. LEPREUN, Il02 Va.
ave sg mhi3-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

WANTED Situation 10y man and wife; willing TO
work for nominal wages; best Of references
Address MILLER, this Office. 1t
WILL SELECT neat, reliable help, male and
female. white and colorcd, free Of charge;
send postal. sol THERN AGENCY, 3O5 & st.
nv. Established 1892. mh14-St
ALWAYS RELIABLE Experienced household
Office. store, hotel, cafe help; best city refs
EUREKA BUREAU, COS 9TH St NV. basement.
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FOR RENT-HOUS SEES.


FOR RENT PA Va ave. NV, six 90 rooms and
bath; IN good repair and modern improve
St Item
FOR RENT Furnished house; excellent location;
opposite park; very moderate rent. 9.o q ST.
mil / -3t-em
FOR RENT Al Arundcl-ou.the-B BAY Nd. one
iye-room cottage; furnished complete; good
grabbing, fishing and bathing; country and ca
shore combined. Address " \. LINTON. -
g 81. mhI4-3t
FOR RENT At Broekland 4 Groom mouse; near
cars. Inquire OF OWNER POS n j. ave.
NV. mhl@$t
FOR sALE-Fine new cottage. No. 10 jefferson
St, Anac6stld; rooms, bath; m. j., 81, 100;
terms easy l. STARGARDTEE, 81 eth st. NY.
InhI3-3t
FOR RENT-Finc, large, new store and dwelling;
good business opening; corner 18th and Gales
sts. ne; splendid territory for cntcrFrisiug go
ccr; rent, SO. l.. STARGARDTER, GIL 9TH st.
NV mhl33t
FOR RENT only $50 per month for nice Broom
brick; a. III. l.; bay window; near Bureau
Eng and Ptg. and cars. 223 18th it. sv.; key
next door. nhl3-3t
FOR RENT 70 adult family, small furnished ouc
in northwest; good location; a. IN j.: rent
low. J. A. H., this Office. mhl3-3t
FOR RENT-I36 and l8s st. sw; newl, pa
p9ed and painted etc: rent reduced to
$3.50 CHARLES BANEs, 700 18th st. NV.
mhl33t
FOR RtNI-S21; fine, modern built house, No.
$40 \. G. ave Sc, near new Library; 6
rooms, bath and a. IN. j.; a nice home Tor a
| small family. c. 7. YODER, 6lj st. nv.
mhl%-5t
| FOR ENT-In Mt. Pleasant overlooking nth
ST.. rooms; III. j.; SO. l.. r. BIJRNET,
! SOC 1t. NV. mhl2-3t-cm
FOR RENT-Comcr store and dwelling in the
NV; reduced from 5000 TO $50. 80 per month
GRAHAM Il CAMPBELL, G17 18th st. mhll-6t
! FOR RINT-O Only SIG per month; elegant s-room
and bath brick house, with a. m. t. near Mt
| Pleasant and Soldiers Home. S. r. SHOE
! MAKER $40 + st. nv. mh9-tf
| FOR RENT-Comfortable houses at low rents;
rooms, cellar and stable. 29lS 9TH st NV
| 81; 1920, $3.50 j. CHESTER, 6l5 lith ST.
| NV. mhStf
| FOR REHT-Brick; rooms; m. l. 1903 10th ST.
NV: $3.50. c. BOYER & son. pa 9TH st. sw.
EalI LIT
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

WANTED Situation rs CoaChnlan; white. sober
~ and obliginG; good place; small wages; ref
Address CoACHMAN, this Office mhl5St
WANTED BY white boy. place to work in store
drive wagon. l5@9 Columbia Il. 1t
WANTED BY colorcd youth place waiter
coachman or porter in store; references l3l
Reeves II. ". mhl5-3t
WANTED \ young colorod man wants situation
driver or waiter: best references. GEO. W
Bl LICCk, Arlington, Va. mhl4-3t-em
WANTED Competent pension clerk. good char
acter and habits, desires position. Y. 5, this
Office. mhl1-3t-Cn
WANTED Situation a. all-round practical press
man; 20 years experience; best OF reference.
T. J.. this officc. mhl43t-em
WANTED Situation by rst-class baker, pastry
and ice cream man. BIS nth ST NV. mhl3 81
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seashore Connections
Southern RV.
fschednle n efect Jan. u. $50

All trains arrive and leave PenasyiF Pas
Sol a M-paHy, local for DanviIie. Char
Iottr and va stations at Manassas d1ily except
Sunday for StrasbUrg. Harrison6urs, and stanton,
and at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and western
daily - -
ills A. M.-Daily. the UNITED STATES
FASF MAIL carries Pullman Buffet Sleeper5-
New YorS and Washington to Jacksonville.
uniting at Salisbury With Pullman SieePei tot
Ashevillc and Hot Springs, Y c, knoxville ana
Chattanooga Tenn and at Charlotte Win uiI-
rnon >;l4eper for Augusta. Pullman Buffet sleep
er Ne,s York 10 New Orleans. Connecting az
Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis. Con-
rect, At LynellbuTg wlth CHESAPEAKE ana Ctld
p,iIrrad FOR Lexington and Natural BTI1zse.
daiIr. Solid train. Washington 70 New Orleans
without change Sunset Pe-son-ly sss .1
ever "Wednesday and Saturday 70 san FRAN
'-3 4.G1 +. M.-Locai for Front ROYAL; s-rasburs
end UarriSonbUrg. daily, except Sunda p
ia p N-pefIy local for Charlotte. lille
f.0u r M-Daily except SuHd1y, NEN NOkh
AND FLORIDA LMiTEDi composed II rllI
n,,rs- latest Drawing room Compartment Libra
~ Observation AMI Dining Cars, for Jacf 5onFllie
and s. Augustine aud DTawing-TOom Car Tor
Augusta, with connection Tor Aiken, ,,-o
10.4g p M.-Daily WASHINGTON NM
sOI-TTfWFSTERN VESTIBJLED- LIMITED.
composed Of Pullman Vestibuled Sleepers, dining
Cars and Day Coaches Pullman sleepeTS New
YORK to Nashville. Tenn. via Asaevllle hnox-
Vile and Chattanooga; New YORK 70 tampa,
via Charlotte. Columbia, Savannah and JACK
snnyilIe unitin. at DanylHe Win Pliltnan
Sleeper from Richmond to Augusta. via Column
hin. with connections for Aiken. 5. C.; New York
to Memphis. via Birmingham. New YORK .
New Orleans. xiI AtiInt. and Montgomery
Yestib1Ied day coach Washington to Atlanta.
Southern Railway Dining Car. Greensboro to
TEAMS OH WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIV
ISION leave Washington 9:0l A. ". daily and
4.lj p VI daily. except sunday, and 6:l0 P II,
SUNDAY only Tor Round Hill. ASP p. NJ daily
except Sunday, for Leesburg, and 6:10 P. NJ
daily for HerndOn. Returning. arrive at Wash
inrton SIG \. NJ and $500 P NJ daily, from
Round Hill and : 90 y NJ. daily, except sunday.
from Hyrndon ana S:34 A ". daily, except
Sunday. from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive az Wash
ircton 6:42 A. NJ, 2:20 P. NJ. and 9;35 ?. NJ
daily and 9:45 A. NJ daily, except Monday.
Tsrrisonburg 2:iO p. NJ and 9:55 T. NJ daily,
except Sunday, and s,Sa A. NJ daily from Char
lottesvillc-
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and intos.,
nation furnished At offices, 7o5 18th ST. NV. OF
Pennsylvania ave and at PennSy .FaAia k1lt-
road Passenger Station.
General Manager.
J. NJ CULP. Traffic Manager
W A. TURK. General Passenger Agent
L. $ BROWN, Gen Agt Pass Dept
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RAILROADS
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
rom Station, I5 IL st. and Ia. Ave.
In Effoot No.-or,,k.r

In Effect November Ii. 1907
For Alexandria (week days.. $50, 7:o5. 7;35.
ex.; $780, S;35, s:59. 950 1905, ex; IL 100 Has
A. NJ: 1905. ex 1920. rs. I:45 s:O5. ex $50.
1920, 1859. eS.; 4:i5. ex.; $50, sos, $40 OK;
$40, Sos ex.; $780, 7:06. 500 $500, 1000 lI:20,
ii 80 =. NJ
For Alexandria (Sundays). 7:45. S:45. o:l5.
lO:30 HIS A. NJ; 200 noon, 12:i5, $50. 2:l5,
800, 3:45, $780, 5:I5, 600, 6:45. 1880, Sis, 900
I0:G0 u:20 T.. NJ.
For Mount Vernon (week days., $50. 500.
lo:o5. Hos, Hoo A. NJ, 1905, 1:15, 2:05. $780,
7:06 z NJ.
For Mount Vernon Sundays, 7.I5. 9:45 \. NJ.
u 90 noon. 2:I5, 3:i5 and 6:45 r. NJ.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge (week
days., SEQ. $50 1906 and HOO A. NJ, l2:O5,
1920, Ills. 2:O5. 2:4O, 500. AIS, $50. Cos
:06 and 500 p. NJ.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge (SJndlys),
7:45, s:45, 9:45. 10 30. HIS A. NJ, 1900 noon.
l2:45 1:3O 2:l5. 800, S:45. 4:S9, 5:I5. $780,
Gas, 7:30. Sis p NJ.
Baggage checked free for passengers holding
frst-class tickets at station. Bicycles, % cents
each. Parcels carried. nOl3-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-GoCd canvassers; ladies' or gents: to
sell the JcWctt skirt and shirt waist supporter;
easy seller: something new. Call from to II 4.
m. at COO 18th II. NV; ground floor. nhl5-3t
| WILL SELECT neat. reliable help male and
female. white ard colored, free OF charge;
send postal. OUTIIERN AGENCY, 500 G. St
NV. Established lS92. mhl3-3t
SPRING TERN OF SHORTHAND class now:
easy and progressive method: terms 81 per
week. PITMAN SYSTEM, this office. mhl2-Stem
WANTED-By an old established house, man or
woman; good church standng wiling to
learn our business. then TO act a manager and
provincial correspondent here. lnelo-c self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope to {. II. GREER. Cen
Cral Manager, this Office. fe22-lmo
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hANIED-By white woman. with good refer
cuoa, place 80 Do h0uscEork OF cooking. Call
sldrt=-. IHY1 Il IT, So. %
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wANTED-POsTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds Of United States
postage and department stamps collections
also bought. Il. L. DUNKIIORSI. zoos 9TH st.
NV mh7-tf
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CHARLES 1T PFEkT, 1924 1th St ".
mhl5-3t
FOR SALE Cheap; Five largo mirrors. gold
frames: mahogany, cherry, two wal
nut, and twelve very fine oak bedroom suites;
y rolls ligh-grade mating, olcloth, small iair
rOrs. bookcases, pictures, ornaments, lace cur
tlins II vol Dickens y vol Lyttons. 10 vol
1hackeray and a lot of other very fine house fur
nishrEs, nj 4 very low price; como at once if YOU
want big bargain. VI. L. GRANVILLE, No. l72l
Pa. ave. NV. mhf5-&t
FOR sALE-Frarne stable and shop at l4th and
Whitney ave, to be removed by March 25 for
further information apply to CAPITAL TRACTION
co. lnhl4-3t-em
FOR sALE-Or will exchange nearly new popular
bicycle for Dayton wagon. QUICK, this office.
I'-''p
FOR SAI.E-Ecgs for hatchiHg; from the finest
Brown Lcghorns and Black Langshan strains;
81 per setting. 40l llth st. ne mhl4-5t-cm
FOR sALE-Chcap; sivcr-pIated gold engraved
oornct; will trade tor bicycle. 636 b st. Sc.
mhli-3t-em
FOR SALE-I.ate medical books folding bed hair
mattress, chifi nier. large leather covered
chair. arm chairs, rugs curtains, other articles;
sacrifice 1921 G ST. nw. first floor, back room.
mhli-5t
FOR SALE-You can buy slate very cheap but
good. clean coal costs 81 for bushels; ~
bushels coke for 81; 10 bundles rosin wood lOc:
g TiG% in in free OF GargS " Ell Goa aS5 So
NV. mhl3-$t
FOR SALE New 800 upright piano for sl25
Address l. Nj. A.. 10i4 st. NV. mhl@-3t
FOR SALE No. cook stove; but little used In
quire at 9o5 9th st. re. mhl2Gtem
ALL KINDS Of dress goods. lace curtains, por-
there's blankets, comforts, clothing, etc, sold
on weekly payments; drop postal to JOSEPH
CAliN' Zlo - NV mhlZ-3t-eW
| FOR SALE surgeons chair. a few surgical in
strumentS. set OF HOMEOPATHIC med zines, and
a skeleton. 30 II It. ne. mhl2-3t-em
! FOR SALE-Lunch and dining-room; doing
hrst-claSS business, Tor selling, called
! back to France i2i eth st. NV. mhl2-5t
( FOR SAI.E-Saics; new and secondhand; vault,
! door and house safes. II. B. Triple, ll06
/ f st. NV mhl2-lm
| FOR SALE Eggs Tor Matching, from prize win
ming Light Bruhmas; s. per setting; cock
! erels and pullcts cheap. JOHN f. BARDROFF,
. 34l7 81. mh9- en-
/ FOR SALE Splendid slightly used upright pianos
Chickerng, $50; Decker, $685. organs, So up. 81
weekly; all guaranteed. BRADBURY WARE
( ROOMS, 1925 Pa. ave. mh5-u
FOR SALE Upright grand pianos; halt price
cash. 1909 St fe22-lmo
FOR SALE Young Cuban and Mexican parrots.
monkeys, gold fishes. dogs, pigeons, canares
! inCubatHrs. Spratts and Austin's dog bread. send
for catalogue. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 5l2 18th
I st. NV. ocS-tf
! FOR SALE s29S for Gift. extension table;
lounges $3.50; cook stoves. So; heater 80;
| parlOr and bedroom suites, 81 per week; cheap
cash and credit. REDMOND, 3l3 7th st. NV.
oc3O-tf-em
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FOR REST-Five bright, attractive rooms, single
suite: 50 Up; light housekeeping per
mitted. 1903 18th 81. NV mhlO-It
FOR RENT-Front communicating and other
rooms; newly furnished; heat, gas, bath. 5l2
J. ST. ". mh9-6t-em
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SITUATIONS wAHrED-FEMALE.

WANTED Young Ialy would like a place as
h'G7akcepCr or general hguseEorl, VI Ia store
lliG 20 So. u.. u
NANTED-By q white woman. with good refer
cHrl, place 80 do HOuspHgrk OF cooking. Call
o. Address 1867 81 ~ 81. lt
NANTED-A young white lady alone in city.
niuagt cmlos wishes position as 81
hes cleaning Address L. D., this Office
mhl5-St
WANTED By ,olorrd woman. washing and iron
iis- to 40 % Lome 20 out; reference. Cau
81 L So ua- Il
WANTED 49, q competent Young lady. posi-
tion r mIliinef o. as assistant. n. a. O.,
Boz @l. Si+ostt Springs, Va II
WANTED Br cololed woman. situation as cook
snail family Cali 1917 I'd 81. ms. II
WANTED -By reliable oolored woman every
a.Hd u day work. Address 1850 10th 81.
WASTED place ly colorcd 2iII; general house
work ID small family; FeL 455 New York
ave. HU. Item
WANTED Washing and ironing: OF work 81 amy
Kind 70 Do 81 home. so 9th -. ne II ein
WANTED Dressmalsing at home; frst-cIsss, guar
-Aircdi price - 10 -. Address " A., tins
Office. Item
WANTED By white sIl, place as Hurse Cr c.lam-
Der work. hight homework no cooking. so
Dol ave. ne mil4-5t- ea
NANTED-Nin give 10 anyone securing me a
place lu he Government ~ copyist or print
cT's assistant, - per month while employed;
daughter ~ an old soldier. CONFIDENTIAL. X,
this Office ulll4-st-ein
WANTED By q coIored woman. place as gen
or-,i iDu-eWoFkcr. Apply 70 1924 10Th my.
Item
NANTED-By white girl 10 years. place as
Hursr; good ref $50 Del. ave ne. Item
NAATED-Gcpefal homework IN small family;
best Teiercna-s. l4s0 Pierce place.
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WANTED Washing and ironing 10 do at home;
god reference. Call OF address - Grant place.
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