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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-30

Whenever visitors come about the sta
ton, Rastus invariably makes his pres
ence known; he likes to be noticed, and
is ever ready to go on dress parade and
show off his accomplishments.
In time of a fire, the little fellow is the
widest firemen on the force. The alarm
is no sooner sounded than he makes
run for the hose wagon: with a grand
leap he lands on the seat with the driver,
and. thoroughly excited. he remains
there. firmly believing that his presence
is necessary on such important occa-
sions
Only the other day whit: 'Rastus hap
rened to be upstairs in the sleeping
apartment of the firemen. an alarm came
IL The dog came down the stairway
a furious gait. He tried to reach his
accustomed place, but was tc1e late
missed his footing and fell under the
wheels. sustaining injury to one of
his legs. which has since laid him up for
repairs. 1t will be perhaps a couple of
weeks before he will be ready for duty
again.
the department when the men are called
cut. but. unlike his companion. follows
the vehicle driven by Chief Mentrum,
and while the chief is engaged at fire.
he sits unconcerned upon the seat of his
masters vehicle and awaits his return.
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TO WE'D YOUNG JEFFERSON
Miss Mcdonald, Peter Daley's Lead
ing Woman. Soon to Leave
His COMPANY

Christie Macdonald. leading woman of
the Peter Daley company will sever her
connection with that organizat ton at the
end of the Grand Opera House engage
ment Saturday night. Rumor has it that
Cupid is at the bottom of it all. and that
Willie Jefferson. son of Joseph Jeffer-
son. has something to do with the case
1t is well known to the theatrical
world that young jefferson is engaged
to be married to the singer and it has
frequently been rumored, though each
time denied. that they We're actually
united in wedlOck.
No amount of pleading can induce
Miss Macdonald to name the day of her
approaching marriage. but the members
of the Hodge Podge" company eagerly
scan the mail box in daily expectation
of the promised invitation.
The actual season of the company eX-
pires Saturday night. and Mckee &
Harris, the managers of the venture.
transfer their rights and interests to
Bert Dasher. who will take the organiza-
ton on supplementary tour through
the New England States.
Elsie Ryan. who has been playing the
part of Madge, the jockey, in old Ken
lucky will replace Miss Macdonald.
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MRS. HERBERT'S TIGHTS SHOCKED
THE LORD. CHAMBERLAIN, CENSOR
OFFENDING GARMENT BROUGHT PERFORMANCE
OF ALICE N1E1sENs OPERA THE sHAFTEsBuRY THEArER
TO AN ABRUPT ENA-AcTREss DoNNED SUITABLE TROUSERS

r,ays, was called to it. He visited the
theater tonight especially to investi-
gate.
Ore glance appears to have been suffi-
cient. He called the house manager and
the two went through the box entrance
to the stage. Mrs. Herbert made an
exit as they appeared. The censor told
her she must put on raiment considered
by him more suitable or she could not
appear before the audience again.
Herbert and Miss Nielsen, hearing the
argument. came up and protested, but
the official was obdurate.
Trunks We're hastily searched and a
pair of suitable trousers We're found just
III time for the indignant actress to get
into them and accept her cue.
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Chief Robert S. Mentrum. of the Ana
conda fire department. has a pair of very
fine dogs, and it would take a small for
tune to induce him to transfer his title
to them.
The chief has been the owner of the
CANNES since they were little puppies
and during his leisure hours. while bust
ness was quiet in the fire line he mas
taken the pains to teach them many
very amusing tricks.
In their infancy a christening was
held. The little fellow seen in the illus
tration goes by the name of Rastus and
his spotted brother, who has acquired
the Irish method of smoking a pipe, an
swers to the call of Slower.
Slower and 'Rastus are really intell;- J.,
gent dogs, but they have one very l4l
habit, and that is smoking. The dogs
really do smoke. and seem to enjoy &
Just as much as the firemen when they
return 10 the engine house from their
meals. But these dogs are not inveter.
ate smokers; they will only take a Whit
or so, just to please their master. than
they are ready TO quit, but great delight
is apparently taken by them in
Cuiescing to his demands.
'Rastus will Walk on his hind legs
when so ordered and in doing so throws
his proud head back and makes a de-
oidedly soldierly looking appearance.
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ANEXPERT ON TEA
c. w. LUTES, WHO rs KNOWN
FROM COAST TO COAST.
DRAWS A PRINCELY SALARY
He Tells of How the Testing of the
Beverage Is Done-Descrihes Vari-
Gus Brands and Gives Their Com
ponent Parts - Misapprehension
Among Tea Drinkers.

&. w. Jutes. who is known from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast as one of
the most expert tea tasters in the
country and who draws a salary which
would make many professional men open
their eyes in ACCOMPLISHMENT, is in Butte,
as the representative of d large 81. Paul
tea firm. y great many things he has
to say in connection With tsa tasting
will be of interest to the general public
chiefly on account of the erroneous ideas
which prevail regarding the art
1T is common opinion that tsa tast-
erS live a Very short time" he said
This is not true of experts. who never
really taste tsa except in a few in
stances where il is difficult matter to
determine the comparative merits of two
o.. more brands. The inexperi3 fenced man
will alweys taste the tea and perhaps
pi.e.
THE trick is accomplished by the
sense OF smell. When one eats a meal
the arom of appetzins food is always
fainter than when one first seats him
self at the table. This is true of tea
tasting: the flavor and quality of the
tea cannot be we'll determined after
it has been taken into the mouth.
1.-The best tea can be spoiled in the
making by one slight error. The com
ronent substances of tea are tannin.
them, volatile oils. wax. etc. Tea should
be placed in an earthen vessel. heated.
and boiling water poured over it. The
water should be fresh boiled. Water
that has boiled any length of time will
ruin the flavor of the best tea in the
market. The leaves should not be left 10
steep more than three or four minutes
before the liquid is poured off. for. as
the water cools the tannin is precipi-
tsted. Tannin is the injurious sub
stance in tea leaves.
The first firm I ever worked for is
located in Toronto. The first day l
worked I was sent to select some gun
powder tea. Naturally I expected from
the name that the tea would resemble
eunpowder. and not finding what l was
looking for returned to the manager
with the assertion that there was no
EunpoWder tea in stock. He laughed
and afterwards showed me what it was:
since then have laughed every time
thought of how much knew about tea
ir 1883. when I entered the business" 8
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TILTED BY A CHORUS GIRL

Miss May Potter was an exceedingly
happy woman yesterday This inha-
ton was due to the fact that broken
hearted sutton had calculated her affec-
tons at a value of 5000.
Stewart NJ. Hartly is the name of the
unfortunate one. Before he gazed on
Miss Potter's neither limbs, which occu-
pied more than their share of the CO.
lumbia theater stage, he had ambition
friends. money and good position. All
of these he sacrificed that he might be
by Miss Potters side.
Hartley is at present living al the Ho-
tel Plaza, where. with the assistance of
First Aid to the Injured he is en-
deavorng to patch together the frag-
ments of his heart. Before Miss Potter
came into his life he was a successful
civil engineer. Indeed under the direc-
ton of Chief Armand Stark he was a
trusted assistant engineer in the con-
struction of the Panama canal
BY some fate Hartly says he was
called to Boston, where Miss Potter was
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INTER NOUN VAIN $:$ ] PAAGE OF $$ :: :

engaged in adding a pair of lavender
tights to the general co:or scheme of the
production of The Rounders.' With
fate still ! suing him at a mad gallop.
Hartly occupied box one night at the
Columbia theater. Miss Potter tripped
lightly out upon the rostrum and began
song. 20, What Joy Is Oure!''
When the chorister emitted herself
from stagedom she acknowledged Hart
lys smile. A moment later heart 70
heart talk concerning the best restau-
rant was in progress. The cafe of the
Hotel Reynolds was selected. and there
both told the stories of their lives At
least. they attempted to.
Both Miss Potter and Hartly agreed
that the ardent sutton spent much Of
his income upon her personal decoration
from that moment. Diamonds and flow
ers Hartly knew to be one of the re-
Cuirements for man in his position.
and he showed no inclination to shirk.
To show her sincerity. Hartly says.
Miss Potter made him glad by a prom
Use to we'd. Miss Potter's recollection
on this point is not so clear.
Said she yesterday at her apartments.
PAS West Forty-third street: Really I
don't recall having promised to marry
him. I can't see why I should have
done ANYTHING as foolish as that l liked
him we'll enough. but that would have
been so very careless, you known"
Now he wants revenge. At least
$4,000 worth he thinks is due him. and he
begs of the supreme court to aid him in
its collection. Attorney John H. Rem
merit will also assist him.-New York
TELEGRAPH
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SAY COUNT |SAPRErENDER.
American Who Claimed the Title Will
Lose $4,000 by English Court
Decision

Loungers in the Lane We're amused last
night to learn that the Chancery Court
of England had declared the American
purporting to be Count Reinhold Edward
Moore Won Rosen pretender. The real
nobleman. according to that tribunal
lives in Stockholm and is the lawful son
of Carl Won Bosen. formerly Cham
berlain to the King of Norway and Swe-
den
The American claimant asserted the
Stockholm gentleman had been substi-
tuted for him with the knowledge of the
fomily. BY the British courts decision
he losses 100000.
Countess ReinhOld Won Rosen. wife of
the Norwegian. was Mrs. Bloomfield
Moore She was known in financial CIR
Giles as the hacker of Kelley. of Phila-
delphia, who invented the motor that
wouldn't mote.
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London. April 29.-Mrs. Joseph Her
berts tights almost brought the per-
Torrance of 1.-The Fortune Teller" Alice
Nelson's opera, at the Shaftesbury the
ater. to an abrupt end tonight. The gar
ment offended the modesty of the Lord
Chamberlain. and he would not allow
the play to pracecd as long as it was
worn.
Mrs. Herbert. wife of the leading
comedian of the company. and profess
sionally known as BILLY" Norton, plays
the part of a gypsy boy. Her makeup is
skin tights below tattered upper gar
mentS.
The costume had caused some com
ment and the attention of the Lord
Chamberlain, who is final censor of
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Wanted--Ladies ard gentlemen to &C.
cupy positions as audience for the blind
phrenologist, Prof. Vinton F. Cooper. in
the canvas auditorium, cornr" Mercury
and Jackson street, six nights. COM
mencing Monday, May 9Th First night
free.
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WANTED good presser on ladies and gentle
mems garments; that understands scyrin. pre-
ferred- y E. BESSoS, 1929 18th 81 NV e25-3
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SeaboaId Air Line RAILWAY,

FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT LINE
LEAVE WASHINGTON, PENNA r R STATION
s-25 A H. daily. Florida and Atlanta Fast Mail
for Petersburg Raleigh. Southern Pines, Pine
hurst. Camden. Columbia. Savannah Jackson
Vile, Tallahassee, and Tampa, Charlotte,
Athens Atlanta New Orleans and points
West Through sleeping cars TO jacksonville
and Hamlet TO Atlanta
s=55 p. II. daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
ited--Drawing Room, Compartment, ObssTYa-
ton and Dining Cars-for Raleigh. Southern
Pines. Pinehurst, Camden, Columbia, Savannah,
jacksonville, and 81. Augustine. Sleeping Car
jacksonville 10 Tampa
G:55 P NJ daily. Florida and Metropolitan Kim
tied for Charlotte, Athens Atlanta Chat
tanOogs, Nashville, SeW Orleans, ard points
Southwest Through sleeping cars to Atlanta
For further information apply TO " y Ne
CONNEIL. General Agent. 1884 New York Ave
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Southern RY.
Schedule in effect March z. lool.

Trains leave Iroul Penna. Station
sol a Daily Local FOR HaErlscnhuTg I'D
Tor Charlotte and way stations
II:I5 q m Daily. l. ; Fast Nail Sleeping
cars TO New Orleans. Columbia, Savannah. and
jacksonville uniting ar Salisbury with sleeper for
Ashe-ile, Chattanooga, and Memphis, and a.
Danvl-le with sleeper Tor Birmingham and az
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta Soild tram
u sShinGtUl 20 New orleans. Dining car service
Il. 81 a n. Daily Local FOR Charlottesville
s:OI D. n Week Days Local Tor Front Royal
Etrasburg ard HarrisOnburg-
! 80 D. II. Daily. Local for ChaFiott eSYiIe-
6.S5 D. IL Week DAYS. New York and Florida
Limited. Composite CAfe and Smoking Car, Din
ing Car Compartment snd Drawing Room Seen
ing Cars and Library and OoseTFstion C2rs New
York and Washington 10 =. Augustine, and
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car New OK
and Washington Aiken and Augusta Connect
ing 1T Columbia with Psrlcr Cs- for Charleston
and at Waycross with Parlor Car FOR ThomasviIe.
955 N. Daily y. Y + Fla Express Sleep
ing cars 70 Augusta with connections Tor Aiken
and Charleston, and TO Savannah, Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa, and Thursdays 10 Ihorn2sF1lie.
Ca Through coaches 10 jacksonville and Al
Iauta Uniting at Danville with Pullman sieepers
from Richmond and Norfolk for Charlotte. Tour
ISL sleeper Washington TO san francisco Mondays,
TUESDAYS and Fridays Dining service
10-ifl ?, m Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
oke. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis. and Ne7s
Orleans Through coach % Memphis Dining car
service
srn Limited Sleeping cars TO Ashetiue. Knox
,-7fTe Cbattsuooga and Nashville. and 10 Atlanta
Macon birmingham. Memphis, Montgomery. No
biIe and Nelz Orleans Dining car service. Tues
DAYS Wednesdays Thursdays. and Fridays sleep
ing car Washington TO PInehursr- y G. and
TUESDAYS, Thursday and Saturdays Sunset Lin
iraI Annex Sleeper Washington 10 New orleans
connecting al Nsy Orleans with sunset l'n;ted
for san Francisco
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WANTED-Lady for artists model. experience not
necesssry- ADOLPH SCHUMAN. City p. O.
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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.


Schedula in eject November >. 30
Leave Washington. New JERSEY Are. and $.
chicago & Northwest, 1910 a m SOS p
cincinnati =. Louis, and Indianapolis, 1868
Z. n. -5-45 p. m. ITO niFht-
Pirtsburg and Cleveland, 1860 3 4. SO
2 n. and TOO night
Columbus and Wheeling <s:05 = n
Winchester, SIS a N, ii3;sa, aEd 5-53 P a
annapolis, Il7!lo. $50, 1855 a. N. gfa.z5.
F5sder 5G& SIS. ? .a:e 70 1910 a 8. .s.15.
Hagerstoygn, i0-o5 a m, and i.s-8a P
Boyd and way points SIS, f-e-OQ = KS
tI:l5. 1879. $50 -T:o5 p. m
GzithsrsbUrg and way points IsS-3j, S*9-e9 a
m. i2:50, lib. $500, .i4-3o. 800. 1859,
s7-O5. +'I0:l5. i.1I-25 p m
Washington Junction ard way POINTS, SIS,
$500 q m LIB 1880 $50 D n
x 10, 1880. 8:25, x9 80 xI0-00 4 n xI3:I0 n
l2:l5. xl:Ia x3:0p KIDD. "A 80 4:35. x5.f5.
H5;l0. 1880. geo. $50. x5oo. 1000, xz1I..e.
ll-25 ? N. Sundays, x2-55. Y. 90, 10, $50.
x9:Co 4 H. Elz:IO. xl:I0 lis. 90 x3-55. 30.
x5-o5, 1910, eco, KS-oo, xf9:tJ, x1I-50, xll-s5
ROYAL Blue LINE
A. trains illuminated with PIntsch i;ght.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New YORK, BoSt7r,
and the East. '2:35 = 90 DINER 1873 Buffet
1900 tDnerl, 1000 DINER a r.. 1910
DINER, 40 DINER, 400 (s'RoyaI Limited
Diner. % Buffet, sos Diner, 500 and
81 20 p sleeping Car open ~ 1880 O'Clock
Parlor Cars al Gay trains
Atlantic City. l0-co = r., I.ls--9 noon, snl
tI.Io and 500 ?. NJ
Daily Except Sunday .=Sun12y only
xExPTess trains
baggage called fer and checked from ho-eLs arsl
residences By Union Transfer Co on orders LEFT
ct ticket Offices 6l9 Pennsylvania Avenue r-,rtn-
west. New A0FA Avenue and 18th Stree ans -
Depot Telephone ticket Offices for B. / O. EIeo-
the Automobile Cabs
F. D. UNDERWOOD D. 2. NARTTS.
ID Wee President Mgr Pass Traffic.
and Gen Manager
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

From station Pennsylvania Ave and 10 y St
In effect November I, 1850
For Aexandria- Week days ESQ. 7:G4. 40.
500. s-35 $50, 9725. 1900 II-Gy. 100 4 m.
NI2 90 1920. l2:f5. xI:G5, .. 200 z:so. N2;53.
$50, $3.50. x4:I5 ass. $50 $40. x5:S4, $40,
6:04 6:S0 7,06 80 500. s:t5. 9:2o. lois,
1i-2o, and Il 80 p Sundays 7:45, 200. s-&5-
1880, 100 II 80 n, 12:9@ aeon, p o, i;Go.
I.30, 200 go. 500 800, 100 4.S0. 300. $50.
go $50 100. 80, soc. gas. $50, l9;l5.
II 30. and II-50 D. TiH
For Mount yeruoa--Wesk DAYS. $50 SEQ. 1900.
II 90 H.. xl2,05. Sl-O5 200. X2-5g $50. kills,
x5-24. s:e5, asJ 9-2A p SUNDAYS. 900 s. M,
2-so noon, -. 500. 100 and $50 p
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Heek
DAYS. $50 Tsol. 80 SEQ SIS. $50, 9-25 le:0e
and 100 a. m fI2-05. 1920 FI2:45. l:05. sl-25
300, go 2-59. ~3;20, 3=5q <;:S5 40. b-28.
6:O4, $50, los, and 500 p NJ. sundays, 80.
900. 9:t5 ~I0:29. 100. and II - a. m. l2:o0
noon, -12-30 100. 100. 200 $50. 500. $50
400 +4;30, 500 $3.50, 6-00 $50, 200, s7:S4,
and SOC p m
Parcels Carried Baggage checked
xExpress. 80 Arlington only.
{. Z. ABBOT, President.
J. GOWN, Superintendent
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FOR RENT-Front ballroom. $ month: :, atle-
men lob ST. NV c2--s
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wANTED-BTCYCLES.
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs

NANTED-FifJy secondhand bicycles; highcs
1gyh 81 NV lsi55-&
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEnALE.

WANTED Situation by elderly white woman TO
assist with light Homework or children; small
wages and comfortable home desired Apply so
Nd ne q
WANTED-By coIored girl, place. general house
work or chamber work; good reference. t02 9TH
St MI
WANTED-By a reliable colored girl. place as
chambermaid or nurse. Call 2l2i 9th St NV
nj
WANTED-By a white woman. situation as cook
OF laUndreSs. Apply 1921 Sth st nj
HANTED-By German woman. situation as gen
eTaI housew0rker MRS LURlG. 42s school 81.
syv- nj
WANTED-Bv i lady, place as housekeeper at
sumner resort; can gi' e reference as companion
for invalid. Address Bon $50, this Office
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FOR SALE-0ne frst-olass pool table complete,
hoOting gallery and ball game. Lfe-size figures;
Winchester rifles; > iron chimes target; Just
he thing ior park OF river resort; OF the lat
.st design swings, new At a sacrifice Enquire
ll99 Sth st. e21-@
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE, TRADE. OR RENT-I5 acre farm;
new house, with cellar; al ou1buiIdiuzs. Box
,js, this Office. e2J-5
FOR SALE-Fsrm OF - acres. two miles east
Of Bennins; good 5000 dwelling and cutbuild-
ings; shade and fruit trees; running water;
fronting Marlboro pike price. -, ep9 Address
BOX 2S4 this Office u22-7
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NEW UTHANPToN-LoSDoN
Naderi2nd- March - st Louis Apr. p. 10 an
st Louis. Apr. 8 10 a. New YORK May !, 10 ~
New York. Apr. 10 10 an Il May 9, 10 q n
Yaderland- Apr. L. 10 am 81 Louis May 10 10 am
RED STAR LINE
NEW RR-ANTWERF-PARIS
Frieslanf Apr > noon West nj q. Apr. Il. noon
Soutiwark-Apr 10. noon. Kens' gton-ApT. p. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers i and Is. \. r. Sew York Office, q
Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 + ST. NV,
Or C. ". Moss. In1 {; St NV
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

Young PARROTS. singing canaries hooking
birds. dogs, cats, rabbits, gold fish, etc; cats-
iogue free sCIINIDS BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th s.
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- - RII-FN0NT RRANCH-

TRAINS OK BLJENoST BRANCH.
- Washington 9.GI 4. N. daily. 4.#9 Z. N.
49, 50 = n SATURDAYS and ass p yeeE
5svs and ll.2G p N. Wednesdays and Satur-
49, r,-rZ f.r Laes6urg. 90 p Il week days D
Heru6On-
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HELP wAxTED-MALE AND FEMALE

NANfED-DTaHatic people. at once: road COM
panF5 standard production, German comedian:
ladg piano PLAYER and treasurer Tho can furnish
seciUity- address Bon 81 his Office :n27-S
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TfcLets. sleeping car RESERVATIONS. md 0ther n
formation furnished and baggage called foE and
-Ier-s5 ron hotels and residences by Union
transfer Co. on orders left at Ticket Office, soa
Ism 81 NV; 5I Penna- Ave. NV, and g
Penra station
,Phon- I44i for P r r Cab Service.
FRANK : CANNON Sd Y P and Gen agr.
: Il HARDWICK. General Psss'r Agent.
L. g BROWN General AEenk----
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WAYTED-SeamsJress; steady work 81 + st,
NV eI
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NANTED-Reliable colored woman for general
Homework Apply with ref. lis 4th Il. 80. 81
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yvANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

y ANTED-The use Of good driving horse for
is keeping; best Of care: medical attention Ad-
Ores BOX 60. this Office Mos
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

wASTED-A neat. respectable girl TO make
herself generally useful IN small fat refs. re-
CURED Apply - Savoy Flats. ei
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--I--7,,gb frsI1s ION tne S-CIh s1FIVe y q
~, SO ~ 6-52 a.Ta., -,s1 am daily
N. daily except Monday, --l5 pm. and
~ m IaiIr. From H=r-is,nauzs li,5I am
ssvs ana e-40 n. dzilv- From t4larl6tteS
SIS m. and $50 pm. daily.
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" AATED-Gcod helpers on thin WORK also APP
prentice girl FIRTS. 80 IIth st nu e25-:
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WANTED-Three women; general housework;
$40. SD; private family Enquire 1852 sih ST.
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WASTED-Wsist hands. skirt hands, apprentices.
and crrand girl. 500 9th St NV e2I-3
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WANTED-Four large rooms for light house
Boz - this Office. m2l-Z
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WASTED-Horscs to board: reasonable rates:
called for and returned. HUMMER Il son,
AnasUtlaie Va HI22-7
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n sNTFzD unfinished room in the North
west. by young lady: state price. = AT
DOEIER, enquire store 1872 18th r. ra25-.
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WANTED-Experience millinery ssleSladies at
KINGS PALACE BRANCH, 10 Market Space
r25-5
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wAxTED-Ro01Is AND BOARD.

1yaNTED-By four Young men. two coiHf1uu5-
eating rooms, rith board permanent: state
tom, and location Address BOX 5Gs this o.
TO H45--s
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FOR SALE-A So Olive bicycle; good a. new
$50 80 9th 81. nW. m26-3
FOR sALE-A good bicycle; very cheap. Apply
23G5 Va ave. nw. In26-3
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Observation-Disclosures typesettcr and pres
feeders Box SIS, this office. en-