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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
AREBETROTHED.
Prince Louis Napoleon Bona
part0 and Grand Duchess
Helene TO Marry.

New York, Nov. 23.-The betrothal Of
Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte to
Grand Duchess Helene. daughter OF the
Grand Duke Vladimir. is officially an
nounced. according to a Journal and Ad-
vertiser dispatch from st. petersburg.
IL cannot fail TO strengthen the Bona
partist cause in France. and correspond
ingly weaken the republican government.
Prince Louis, who has been serving for
the past Is years in the Russian army.
is a general official at the head of the
crack regiment OF the Czarina's Lancers
of the Guard
He is the younger of the two sons OF
the late Prince Jerome Napoleon who
made him the heir to his political rights.
having disinherited and disowned the
elder son, Victor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23

, she signed deed or All her property 70
him.
She was at this time, she says. worn
gut IN body and mind and had mo no way M OF
ments that her signing the deed was the
only way 10 save the property.
WAS UNDER DURESS.
Mrs Crafts alleges that her son made
false statements about ipterest on mort
cages being overdue, tnat he falsely
Stated that she needed TO raise money
TO pay interest, and that he knew his
statements 20 be false when he made
them and that when she signed the deed
referred 10 she was subject 10 undue in
fuencs and duress.
Another statement made by Mrs Crafts
L. that John w: Sweeney had power OF
attorney to collect rents and did collect
them and applied the rents, they being
sufficient In amount TO pay the interest
The deed. Mrs Crafts SAYS, contained
a clause that she was TO be paid 81 a
week. each and every week. during her
She says she has never been paid this
weekly sum of money. and that her
son never intended TO pay her any money
weekly.
Her property when the deed was made
was worth sls.lOO. and she says that the
allowance was so grossly inadequate as
to stamp the transaction as fraud on
Its face.
REsCINDED THE DEED.
Mrs Crafts rescinded her deed when
she discovered the alleged fraud. and de-
manded the deed from her son. also plac-
ing a notice of her decision on the rec
ord.
Crafts. his mother says. executed a
mortgage of $500 on part OF the prop
erty and sold more OF IT,. the mortgages
and the parties sold TO being made re-
spondents with Crafts.
Mrs. Crafts In her bill. asks 10 have
the deed aeclared -Xnld-- and she says-she
IL willing TO make good any expenditures
the court may think she should make
good 10 her son.
Crafts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
KILLED BY INDIANS

Ensenada, Lower California, Nov. u
A report has reached here of the killing
OF three men near Juarez by Indians. The
report states that one Acuno. who had
store at Juarez, was robbed OF cattle by
Indians.
With the assistance of a neighbor
named Sotello and ruraie he gave
chase. subsequently, a party taking cat
tie through TO the Colorado river iiscov-
cred the three men dead. Mounted po-
lice are being sent from Ensenada.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
DEAD IN BATH ROOM

New York. Nov. 2s.--Francis A. Nicncis.
q retired merchant OF Lowell Mass. Was
found dead today IN the bath room o. a
boarding house I'm East One Hundred and
ing fer n week.
A physician. who was called in. said
death had been caused by heart discs &c.
The mans widow lives in Lowell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
THIEL UNDER ARREST

Berlin. Nov. 2s.-The arrest IS an
nounced OF Criminal Commissioner Won
Tresckow Thiel. who has been prominent-
ly connected with the case OF sternbcrg.
the Berlin banker, on trial for some time
past. accused OF an offence against NOR
ality. IL was stated I'm court yesterday
that Thiel had absconded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
STEAM WAGONS FEAT.

Stamford. Conn. Nov. 23-The Adams
express steam wagon. on n test run from
New York. has arrived here. having
climbed Ram Hill and Diamond Hin with
It's load Of 5000 pounds These hills are
the steepest IN this county and were con-
sidered impossible with steel tires.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
Given Eeus yesr. s.eh.

Though hundreds OF thousands Of their
fSllow-countrymen thought they did not
deserve g. A great majority held differ
ent opinions and Mckinley and Roose-
Welt secured tho coveted honor for four
years There's no difference in opinion.
Eiectrotypine and Printing. The j. ].
RYDER Co. a. Washing ton. cor. Eddy
street, does best work at Low prices
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
STILL FAVORABLE
Condition Of The Emperor Of
Russia as Reported by
His Physicians.

I,ivadia. Nov. 2S.--The following favor
able bulletin was issued this morning:
''The emperor passed auiet day yes
terday. he slept about an hour. At .
I'm the evening his temperature was 1927;
nuIse s.. Ills majesty passed a very good
,irht Ills condition aud strength are
very satisfactory. This morning at 2
o'clock his temperature was 1913, pulse
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
CITY OF rRovIDEScE.
Department Of Milk Inspection,

a. required By Public Statutes. Chapt
~. eect. r. notice Is hereby given that
Hattie Zurizky of Providence ts been
this day convicted of selling adulterated
WALTER O. SCOTT. Inspector
Providence Nov. a lsy0 n.3 "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
THE WEATHER.

washington. Nov. 23--For Now Eng
land. Partly cloudy and colder tonight.
Saturday fair colder. fresh westerly
winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money n ~ falls
To cure T.. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. &c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
BURNED AT SEA.
Steamer Passed a Smoking
Wreck but Gould See Nothing
Of Her Crew.

New York Nov. 23.-The United Frul,
company's steamer. Uiler which arrived
this morning from Port Antonio. reports
that ON Tuesday morning. November 70.
the officer Of the watch saw a burning
shit some distance Oft and though, he saw
soma-Eoel<ats- iirod-
Ats O'Clock the Ulicr was close along
side Of the burning vessel. which ap-
peared to have been a wooden sailing
craft. probably n lufnber-laden schooner.
She was burned 20 the waters edge.
The UlIer steamed about In the vicinity,
the whistle was blown. and the ocean
swept with the glass. but nothing could
course.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
speeis, Thanksgiving Folder.

For 'announcemenN or Menu cards. Ball
Programs. etc. beautifully embossed in
colors at low prices. The j. j. Ryder
Co. a. Washington, cor. Eddy street
Pleased 10 show samples.
TO I.ET-l20 HENDRICK STREET
Lower Tenement. seven rooms; pleaSant
sunny; near cars; large yard. fruit trees
rent Sll. Inquire S92 Atwell's avenue
WANTED-RELIABLE ACTIVE RON
about 10 years OF age. Apply o. South
Water street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23


When the Thanksgiving turkey
is set before you, may you have a
good sharp kuiie with which to
carve him. There is nothing
more exasperating than a dul.
carving knife.
We are going to have special
Thanksgiving sale OF carving sets.
You ought to be interested in
these prices.
Carver and Fork. plain stag
handles, good steel, the kind QSc
that's worth buying g.................. ocS
Carver and Fork. large, Shelf ID
field steol. guaranteed ,............ Lee
Cromwell celebrated Carver and Sn
Fork ceiluloid handles. ............. lew
Extra fine set. large Sheffield
steel Knife. and FoIh, swedge TX
blade, heavy stag handles. ...... i'<S
Three-plece set. knife, Fork and
Sharpcner. heavy huckhorn , S0
handle. handsomely trimmed 49,. %'oO
carver's Assistant. stag, silver , IN
trimmed. .s,...,.,...,........,!..S
Steel Knives and Forks. per set SOc
OF SIX each. wood handles. .......oVS
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Southern Ry.

S.t-Gr.. ia eject Jlrc1rv 81. 100
Al t-45r- rr-s,r ard r.svc frm Pc..-.,.slliA
Pl-.-rcer Station.
s.aI - Ds-Iy-Ll-1- f.r na1y.l.0. t'---0.' 'r,
ar sal. ..a.r..-.- t.rre,r- e.. Ef4ll--I- '-
Tl-r. and U.r.5-arf-I. daily. -ld S-lurl.I. seek
flt-. srd I- I-rrl hl.rg r:rr I.r Nrri1.. al-
W.-.-rr daily srT with a. a. 3D. E. T. jog NaLuI4L
R-5,.ce e. .5.y ana I.si1- J.r week -gr-.
T-f- o. m.-D-iy. THE UNITED SIAIES
FAST NAIL ~r-r.a4 t4r- l- Is..saasi.le sad
Nfa.ai. urfIrE Sos salisbury U.tr N-rrpr- '"-
t-r.yF-. .-.r TF.r - s.-- T. a. Er....s d. t.1r-
.4ru.-a. and We.-pl.-- I,IL-. ard tEar..t Be-
vf-r ~'r.r '.. A5-u-cs- l-l-s. t- 90 '"...li. D
wlra ~.rerrr t.- 'rar-.-,.H- >.'-iii- o. ID
Nla Ur'.ar-. rr.t. ne 90 .sE-of's -. >-e-si
f.- Atlanta. ~n.B irg.a ha-hIr-r.s Oh. N.F
UrIl.r- Nitn.uI fHsrS,- I.r1rg tfr >e-Nl..-
t.rr..t- Cd. Itrrr rlur- .slE t-r Nst.I4. G.i.2 r.,
mas, -. %. .rsrs.LeeE r. Ca-....s-,,..e-
H-.I r. fs.. .i...I '.r I"aft Royal ~.--'-ai'',.
s-I H.rr.-.--I.1r- rs..r- rNrrFt sunday
4.D u. u..i...E l...l- '.r i.lT.n.-i '...'-
C.a7 %. u--NC.s cl.--NEW f"th -
FLORIDA llAillf Fsr-i l---t .. ~ -e.t"-
Ir-.1ug- Library -,a.-i.'nH- -7a ''-'
y...0T STEPPING as tH s.. Augustine '.a " IS
-ry-..- E-.r lf-' '' N.e,i.'E 'r.'
Aiken .rl N.s.-r.-..- I;.r-rZ tar ~,Tfr.e-
$3.50 %. Ir.. bl..E .'.LN Atth AN1 t''is-' b
F\PRt~~. Sleeping Cars j' f7li tampa "a
1r--l.ur Sleeping Car r.r - Augustine -H.
MisTi Sleeping Car iH A'SE-.l, Va 'oit'''''i-
s..lH .arUs,l..l Ter A-tu lIG 'U4I'e'' %
Iru.-H C.s'T ru "i.a-'''i.'. i.-'- ~ '''
vir~. . J.-,..,
$3.50 D. u--D Dl..t ." N>tiNsluN ANp 'ii@l
TANOUCA LIMITED VIA LAN'tit' h''- N.-'i-
fu- Cars fu Memphis ana Sew 'I.,'-.'r ''. -
EsIE--l f--.Ur AID NistIta.'i.n 'sI Nr,'''' l'-''
t.H-i Nl-- and Artallla. Ma b-ni-Z t >-.s-,.-
l'-iE p u-- il-.t w A>tiiN',lVN ~ , -. -
WESTERN LIMITED ,Hillae-e OF -7'i-.N L-.
IT- 'LiS -i. t7as - ~
vi.Ic T-rH-, s-r Asat1-lle- hnoN'iile. AMI '..-t-
lsrHHEa- hrUutl-- wa HiiinlAs. am N'' VIZ
yis Atlanta and Montgomery 'ehA,e.> @t il--
Point y G., .ss'lrS Nssii.l.'''a 60 tN'-t
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EAILEO -DS.
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.


R1tlshOAD.
Sche.ale In eject December q. 1e99.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest. yestibuled Limited
H4iEs l0;S5 a. m, 500 p m, daily
for CinciEuati, ST. Louis, and Indian1poiis.
EApEess, lO-5' a m Nestibuled Limited $40 p
H',s express l2-U5 night, daily.
Tor Plttsburg and Cleveland, 1885 a. m. and
o-SV and ll;5J p. m, daily.
fOr Columbus. Toledo and Detroit l2-0J night.
For Winchester and way stations, ss.35 a. m.
and 5:iO and f5:3D p. m-
Eor LuIay, $40 p. m. daily.
ror Baltimore, week days, x2.35 800. $50.
KOS, *: 40, 1880, $50, 1880, xI0;OJ a. m-.
AlZ-U5 r., lZ.IJ, Nib, N3-0O N3-31, Il.30. 1875.
NS.ol, 1910 N5-;D, N6;2O, 6-30 zs 90, XlO-OJ
Nll;5J. Mis- b. I'D. sundays, N2-35, 50 sos.
KID 500, X5;GJ a. M, NlZ.Oj 800. l.l5,
200, 40, x5;05 25:l0, eco, xs:O0, zlo:0)
All 80. XII 30 p- M
For Annapolis. 7:l0 and s:Sj a. M. I2:l5 and
J.3O p. m Sundays, $50 a. M. 4.35 D. m-
for FREDERICK. week daVs. s,3J. 1888 a. m,
~, 5-@0 y. IN. Sundays 900 O. m., l-l5 b. n-
For Hagrstown. 1898 a. N. and $50 D. m.
For Boyd and way points, week days, $50
a. m so $50, 1-oj p M Sundays, 900 D. m,
For Cait6ersburg and way points. week days.
s.S3 a. M, 1850. $500. f.59. 4ss3. $3.50. 1906.
ll-25 p in- Sundays, 800 a. ra-, LIS, ABB, ss05
lO:l5 p. m.
For Washington Junction and way points,
week days, s;3j a. m, $3.50, $50 p. Sundays,
300 a. m-r 1:l5 p. m.
Royal Blue Line.
All trains Illuminated with Piut-ci light.
For Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA. New York. Boston.
and the East, week days, I:0j tD.u1J $50
tButeD. l9.0J (DneD a. ~, l2-0j DiaerJ.
l.i5 tDineD, 300 Royal Limited Ey-
clusively Pullman Train. Dining Car. 5.Oj
Dining Can. 500. II 30 Sleeping Car open OF
1000 o'cicckJ, and 2.5j night SgnGsy- s:0I,
900 a. m, l2-Oj noon, 1-l5 Dining Car-. 500,
5:oS Dining Cars. 500. ll-a3 (--cepiEs Car open
1000 o'clock, and 2-.J righJ-
Parlor Cars all dly trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 H. M l2-G5 noon. and
l:l5 and 800 r. IN. week DAYS l2.uJ noon sun
days.
For Cape May. week days. 1906 and I-IJ %. ~
Except SUNDAY. EExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from h0trlE
and residences by q ui0u Transfer Co on orders
Left % ticket Offices, Cl9 Pennsylvania Avenue
NV, New XoIk Avenue and 10Th street, and at
Depot.
i. u. UNDERWOOD. d. b. MARTIN.
2d Y. +. and Gen Man. Mgr. Pas Traffic
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auctionesr.


TRUSTEES SALE or 4 TWO-SrORY BRICK
HOUSE. NO. ZIG ID STREET SOUTHWEST
Rv virtue Of a deed Of trust duly recorded in
i1,er No 224I. fol l46. Ct seq. of the Land
Records of the District OF Columbis. and at The
reopcst Of the party secured THEREBY. the under.
ssrrcd surviving trustee will offer for sale by
r,7Ilic auction. in front 81 the premises on MON.
nay THE 10TH DAY OF MARCH. A. D. 1900.
AT 4;s0 O'CLOCK 7. n, the following described
real estate situate in the City of Washington in
tbe District Of Columbia TO wit: Part of original
1nf four (41 in square numbered Eve hundred and
ciahtv-one (5sl), beginning for the same az POINT
6ffv feet east from the northwest corner Of slil
Tof and running thence east OF d Street twenty
feef thence south one hundred and ten feet thence
y-c-t twenty fe-t. and thence north one hundred
ard ten feet 70 the place 81 beginning. Together
,-ifh ali the improvements. rights. etc.
Terrns-One- third cash, the balance In one and
t,y, wears. with interest from the day Of sale "a
& rcr cent Der aBuuut, secured by deed of trst un
tbc property sold. l cash at the option Of the
rlrchaser a deposit Of S2uu rr-ured upon ac-
ccptsuce of bid. ii the terms of sae are not COM
plied with "A Is DAYS from thc day oi sale. the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property al
the risk and cost Of the dcfsulting purchaser.
after Eve days aiycgtiscm mt of such resale in
s-me newspape- published IN Washington. D. C.
All couycyaDc:ng, stamps, etc. al the purchaser
cost . ..
raA7-dGdseNS Surviving Trustee
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m ME. THE0.

fsr,ors CIsirvoyaut and PaIiui-t Consult ho- on
brsirr-s. love and family Affairs rcunitcs thc
separated: removes spells; causes speedy mar
riagcs and gives luck open aalN- German
smoker. 80 and zoe. 929 u Il. uw. mhI5-7t
A WORD TO THE MECHANIC AND WORKING
MAN: We cCusidcr your interests when We
sell YOU a good warm ervicesble suit of clothe,
or an overcoat made by our best tailors and worn
the least bit, at a price below competition The
remarkable JUSTHS OLD STAND, 80 d st. n.y.
mhl3-7t
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THonAS DOWNING & Co. Auctionecs.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THF DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Burgess X. Cladmon et al.
complainluts, vs.. Matte r. Slater ct al, defend
ants. Equity No. 20S20
By virtue oi authority vested in the undersigned
as trustees. by the der Of The supreme Court OF
tire District Of Columbia. bearing date tie I,t day
Of February. 1850 We viii offer for pullic sale
premises known au6 designated at lot siXty-eiglt
tGo). IN sq,aIe l32s. Cf the City Of Washington
ard District OF Columbia. being numbered 1910
on Thir;y-fourth Street northwest, Of said city,
said sale 10 take place before the said premises at
the hour of O'CLOCK II THE AFTERNOON OF
THE 23D DAY or MARCH 1900 Terms Of sale.
one-third cash. balance payable in equal install
ments OF and two wears from the date Of said
sale. secured By note Of the purchaser and a
deed Of trust on said premises All cOnveyancing,
internal revenue stamps etc. at cost OF purchaser
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. 40 5th st. NV,
T.. $. DOUGLASS Fendau Building.
mhl2-d6dsc Trustees.
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FOUND.

toUED-Iee cream. pure and delicious, 5oe ger
gailO1- LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ n Y.
are. nv. Phone Snsl- ie2T.tf
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MNE. DAVIS, born clsirvoyant and card reader
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences. reunites the separated, and gives luck
70 ali; cures piles and drunkenness I22s 18th -
nE. mhiC- limo. en-
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wANTED-BICYCLES.

NE WANT 1,oCO uecOnd- hand bicycles for cash
HUSTLER BICYCLE REIAIR CO. AZ and
BE ia3-8moq
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FOR RENT
Call at Oifice fer semi-mo1tlly Bulletin

FOR SALE or RrNT-Haaze 2uo Pa. ave. NV;
g -tu.fr-. containing 10 rc0ms- excellent con
-ii'au: price, S40J1, rent $3.50. Apply 2423 Pa
lFc-. tnulu1iJEj. m'L5-Jt
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FGR SALE OR RENT-HOUsEs.
TH0S. {. WAGGAMAN.
Real Estate Broker and Auctionce
917T Street N. W
FoR sAI.F-NoRTHwEsr.

SOJ THWEST.
$50 ~ h, Or and bath.................... 81. 500
as lhh. D h. sr aud back building. ....... 700
q. ID Ji4 ~ h's, 5r each, stable (bUth)- 3 50l
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rcsroFFIoE NOTICE.

WASIuNGroN, D. C.. PoSToFFICE NOTICE
Sl,uil 1e read daily. zs changes may 1lllg al
sIg twc.
FOREIGN MAILS arc Forwarded TO The ports ot
sailing daily. and tac schedules Cf clu-ugs are
arranged 'u be Presumption 0f their uUiuterrupJ-
cl overland transit For -he week ending March
D., I9lJ the last connecting closes wII ~ made
from 3li- office as follows
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FOR RENT-sTAnLEs.

FOR RENT-Sew brick stable behind "A Frank
lin 81. NV, 81 mhl7St
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WAXIED-Br,ad and cake baker. lsso IA $. s.
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will bc Inserted for one cent n word
fo- each insertion.
WANTED-Ton men " canvass insurance; salary
and commission Apply 20 4. j. WEiGMAN,
e-i + st. NV, Monday. between and 1880 a. m.
Item
WANGED-B Bread and cake baker. 1s2G 9Th ST.
NV. Item
WANTED-A reliable colored boy; Is or 20 for
4otcl work; highest ref. required; Apply
t-3 Pa. ave. mhli-Zt, en-
WANTED-wait,r at once PREssLER, o2e +
WANTED-Two men, hotel waiter, otae taamst r;
also boy work about house, coloreu- Enquire
lcSj llth st. NV. 1t
wANTED-Young man about 10. with some ezper-
fence in grocery business, small salary 10
begin Addrcss, with References, Bon lea tins
Office. It
WANTED -First'class tailor-at once. l7iS st.
NV. mnl'--'
WANTED-A good steady barber at oace. CEo
MILLER. 500 9Th ST. NV. II
wANrED-Good barber at once. oal 9Th st. sw.
WANTED-Assistant bartender; wages So; room
and board give references. Address bon 900,
this Office mhl'-5t
WANTED Stcnographcr and other good places ,c
BUREAU, 1900 New York ave. NV. 1t
wANTED-CoOd barber At once. 1920 Pa. ave.
NV. IL
WANTED-Hotel houseman. oyster shuc.cr color.
ed cook housgman and waiter, clerk, bar
nan. EXCHANGE 102 18th It. II
WANTED -Bookccpcr and clerk salesman for
store, So week; salary increased. BASEMENT,
5l5 lstb st. nv. Il
wANTED-A good barber at once 5i2 St
uw. II
WANTED Printer at once. HAYWoRTH PUB
LISTING HOUSE, jl2 eth q. NV. Il
WANTED-Ncu. everywhere. TO travel: So eek
ly; also expenses and commission; some local;
no fake. Address SALES DEPARTMENT. S9i3
Market st., Philadelphia. mhI',2j,Sl,ap5
WANrED-Two good walters. dis1yashcr man t.
work in luulhl0om- BASEMENT, SIS 18th ST.
INV, ~
WANTED-A good barber. lzt and c zts NV.
WANTED-A man who can drive nails to beat
the bands $50 per day. 1888 y st. NV. 1t
WANTED Energetic salesman: school supplies;
country work; 500 salary and extras. Il. o.
EVANS a co, Chicago. M.
mhlf.17IS,2l.2i25.2s3lapl
WANTED shoe salesman; experienced as manager
for mems department; one at present employ
U
mhl,-Sl
/ WANTED colored men aud 20 families to bs
resdy soon weather breaks, carpenters, en-
/ EIueeTs, hrcmcu, stOUeWasCns. Call az l2ll 10th
| .. nW. Wll5-t
! WANTED Live young man. not afraid Of work
in store. Address BOX 49, this office.
] mhl0-3t
I MOHLER'S BARBER SCHOOL, 5-.3 Bowery, New
Nor, city; barber trade taught in weeks
( new system; diplomas awarded; positions guar
I autccd when through, wages Saturday while learn
, ing; all tools donated; special Inducements now
[ write for catalogue. mhI5-6t en-
! WANTED-A irst-class Spanish and English trans
| lator and typewriter; who can also use span
I isn and English typewriter. Apply l5I4 G. st., p
/ door. between 10 =. m. and T. m. mhI3-5
| WANTED-Good solicitors for industrial insur
auee, sick, accident, md death benefits;
hcme institution; Incorporated IsSs; a goo,
chance for energetic 10 make money. Ap
ply 90 the old reliable CAPITAL CITY BENE
FIT SOCIETY ass La ave mh2 3no
D
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LUSr-On TUESDAY night, q plst grand b-dge;
G. I. O. ol chaldeau. Retura the same 10
10 stucheE wv. and receive reward. mhlj-st
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4 REWARD Of $50 Is offered for Che return 10
the Navy lari OF Whitehead torpedo
which wss lost just below tb, buoy at Mount
Vernon on March ~ HOLLAND TORPEDO
BOAT tONPANN. g. CocC0nr Building.
lnLll-iI. ON
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HELP wANTEn-FEMALE.

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WALL PAPER.

THINGS are very quiet down in South Africa
It's the calm before the storm Storms
don't affect us- Even the snow didn't keep u
from booking ofdcrs We're mighty busy these
davs. papering rooms with our new paper, for -
up r. G.. NOLTE, SO 9th St No branch
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ROOMS pspercd. SI.75 up; work guaranteed, sam
pies brought Hunt, 9li st. NV.
mhl4-9t,em
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Prof. L. DESMOND,

astonishing, tells every fear hope and ambiti5n
Of youi lite. gives ;uil names, 3nd date OF mar
riage, etc Ps.lors 1919 y \. ave; terms reason
able mhi3-jt en-
MR l. NORRIS BaiGmotr's talented medium,
at go 9th ST. NV. daily from l0 Co @ sun
davs included; scauces Tues. and Fr-, b. M. :
Wednesdays, 2:30 p- ~; SUNDAY nights st Open
heimcrs Hall JIi 9th 81. NV, good music, silver
collection mul3.E
LADIES who desire a MouthIy Regulator that
cannot fail viii please address w.ts stamp.
DIR STEVENS Buffalo, n \.
de5t .th.sat-iV
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wANTED-RuOaIs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANrED-PIpcrisnri d0re in CNcilnze .o
hT,t-class printing; typewriter also vartcd
Address BON 49,, tins office. nllG-J-
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WANTED-NGENTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-EEMALE.

WANTED BY colored girl. place 20 1.,iI in
hau-cwork. stay nights. 1855 l;h st rW.
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FOR RHINESTONE AND DvF4LINc

FOR RENT-Brick store and dwelling; No 1874
9Th st. NV; rooms and stal,le- reduced 10
S22-50. LOUIS 7. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. NV.
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WANTED White girl for care OF children; also
woman for general h04>cwork; small family,
good home 40 ST. ne. mhl1-2l,em
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HEIr wANTED-MA.E.

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Eorarer bort Cuerifasbet.

ct. 2puis, 25pe Dec. 8o9ns
fdbritant Rusiel u. 8drcrer Der /
9psr bar ior9ret fine arbeioere o.
Sunttionerer $4,000 / Sulepreisnt.
9d ban giopos op tine Bigger for
garet, fdnbt ban, at 5irmaet baooe
tjert $4,000 mere, eno ban bapbe
pentet og mere, END ban trGnate til lin
Gorretning os ~perfoniise gebop. Gan
forbelte Summen / GorboIb til Solte,
nes 5iereteudr. Gardner er bare
"a Gor qdnunsl % bar dllerebe iruts
let Jig tiIbage fra attn Sorretninq.
San tiger. at irsen Wanb bsr arbeioe
iom en- SlG.s ipr OF erboerpe iisrre
Risbom. enb ban trrneer til lit Del
bare. "Qt tieue pengs .r ben l~etteite
Ting / 8srben," Tiger Gardner. "gns
bper ung Wanb meo Gnergi o. Slib
fan bare erbosroet moi 8elitauo, ndat
ban er 50 Qdr."
San erbberNoe I'm Jormue / ii
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5sit bsOartebss i Yaris fortarsoe
fslsenpe Spanta at Ulups og 0ritt:s
borer:
2,430 5aianer, 1000 Gar, 300
8aaonsr Waponaiie, 200 gGnoer,
$500 Ssns, 1920 guRo 9ruer.
10000 5srftsner, 1000 5isensr, 5000
p9rsr. 1000 2eblsr, 10000 plums
msr og 10000 Stptter Smsrre6rso.
Der bleO oruttst 10000 5laiter Din,
800 9ancnsr auHe Os $50 Gaqonst
foritisuige 2iterer.
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nsr. 5000 Glasie. $1,000 anipe o.
Safer og Stser FAINT 10000 Serpists
ter os omtrsni 5 ,nsslts Ril mso
gorbouge.
I'll 9etiening bar aniat 1886 per-
Ionsr. Reeningen for bette enc Wual.
lib lsp puu 100000 (S160. o0O).