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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-12
PLAIN H1LDA CLARK.
Kansas Prima Donna Astonishss Pso-
pie By her sinnlieitT.

-~-~- a-+-AA
The following story told Of HHda
Ciark- the prir1a donna OF The Bos-
EonlAns who was not seen in rrral-a H.
printed In Kansas City paper where
she made a hit-
Miss Clark won big honors with her
voice ln Paris and she could have gone
into grand opera. but she saws Tiers is
more money and perhaps greater honors
n l1e nshrer work and that's how sne
happens 80 De the UrfEna donna or +a7~-a
Basronians'' this season a.TF r~-r--- 4.
1--4oe or a Earu you can make a for
rune n grand opera - she said s.rr4s -
You IT. net -rar good there's more rnr-zr
20 lE made tI the lighter ouaraz r1,.4
srill there are ambitious r-,z.s ii 80
w a. Wiling 10 starve il out in the
nope o- winning fame and fortune IN
grand opera. and there are many Ar7e--
cans nun oereo II that small ar117rr 70 %
Hilda Clark has never sr7--r- - 49, -
"a aeE CID home Leavenvorth and she
La1 never been heard in E-ar=as go
-Al-A -e7- 1-znL She was with The
19-ll---1> Two seasons azo hrr ss-7f,.
BoSronlarst missed Kansss C,f-r~ ~5.+
year ana on the other cnrnua-f.- %i--+
enc mas Been with. including tha NJ
~ ~ 'H1ol''e- company, The Bride
EtscE and Jolly JefFs' DrAr-ars1-- -
ezsArsizar11n- not one Of them car,a ~
kansas city while EfIca vas v-f-r So.
Despite All the honors sna EsS
- -.. a. 49, "a it snort experience On tire
stage E1lla Clark is the same 5000
narl1red kansas girl that she 49, 49,,
she left LearenWorth and rhoSe -
have talked with her since Sundav rfr-l-t
have learned thar she hasn't charse-S
her manners for her I.nnror - So -
ian or the eastern srvfe
81 vas being interviewed by an east
ern newspaper man once when srlf5s5e-s1--
ne zsl<e1 ner where she came fror7
kansas she replied fnnocenrlT-
11uch obliged said tha ra-C-.
fAAAar democratic way or yours has haer5
" DRYING me for the last hair hour
-yo1 ~eSterners ever act proud when
Ll@1 nave a good excuse for doing sou
Never replied the prir1a d0nus $40
ore rur q TOOL put On unnatural afrsss
Then the newspaper man went "a his
something entirely direrent frorr 49,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-12
Henristta Crosman L Now Outside
the Pale


Another scar has fallen ont with the
so-caIIed theatrical trust OF syndicate,
and hereafter Mrs Ftslze viii have
Crosman. who has achieved much fame
in New York this season IN Mistress
Nell"
The New York dispatches give the fol-
lowing account Of the tr0uoIe-
Miss Henrietta Crosman brought her
presentation of Mistress Nell" at the
savoy theater to an abrupt and sensa-
rionaI end. just as It was time for the
curtain TO go up. Clad In the costume
which she wears In the first act Miss
Gresham stepped CUT from the wings in
front OF the curtain, and walked 70 the
center OF the stage The audience no.
ticed that she was greatly excited
Ladies and gentlemen" she began.
her voice sounding strained and IN
natural Pressing Ter hand On her
bosom. she paused an instant as If seek
ing words then resumed.
Owing 10 the many indignlCeS
heaped upon me by the management of
tfIfs thAater. because Of the prosecutions
OF these managers. k1aW & Granger.
the heads Of what IS known as the the
atrical trust. I md it will be impossible
for me 10 continue here. Their perSe-
cuti0ns have been such as You would
not believe If 7 told you, 50 small and
petty
.aThe many restrictions they have
placed upon me have completely un-
strung my nerves and have injured my
physical yeil-Deing- They have so har-
assaG me that 7 am not myself and it
IS utterly out Of the question that
should give a performance tonight I
deeply regret my inability and apologize
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MISS REDMoND's FAD.


Helen Redmond. the beautiful So
prano seen with Frank Daniels in To-
peka, has started people to talking
about her. and all because she allowed
herself TO be tattOoed while in San
Francisco. An exchange says.
fIatt00ing has become a fad among
many of the devotees OF fashion and not
a few are the women who, If asked, win
acknowledge that they have the marks
% the needle on their arms OF shoulder
The rage was started by a master In
the art. YOshisuSe HorftOyo, a Japa-
ness, and one OF his latest subjects. it
IS said, IS Helen Redmond, the actress,
who was operated upon. La Dame
RUTnor says, in San Francisco.
IN America tattOoing has been
known heretofore as 3 barbaric prac-
tfce
But in Japan it IS an art HOritoyO
never dezcends TO making the crude
anchors. eagles and initials. in plain
India ink that sailormen delight to have
picked into their arms and wrists
But the Tad IS not confined to the
feminine sex. and many men have been
marked for life
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SEES THE BURGoMAsrER. y
Alan Dale Almost Likes the Conf,
Opera.

Alan Dale. the famous dramatic critic
Of the New York Journal. says Of The
BurgOmaster. seen here this season
but produced in New York for the first
time last week
The entertainment at the Manhattan
IS such q dulcet relief from the blatant
inIqulty Of comic opera that feel in
ctiT1eo to praise It for a. coed deal more
than it IS worth Before I went to the
Manhattan thought that ssThe Burgo-
master was Genie opera and prepared
to meet my fate But it turned out 70
Be musical comedy" Hence this 1u-
b1latfon- II never even suggested comic
opera except when q sweet young thing
In pink stood up and told rs that she
loved US she loved U.s. OH she loved US
The BuTgornasters' can be put upon
the list Of s'hopefuls." It's constitution
IS not what Il should be-What il prob
ably VIII be- But it has a nice dispo-
sit1on, gentle pliabiIity Of character,
and I'm sure that IL viii take its uour-
ishment Ike q good little comedy. I
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BARRxMoRE7s TASK
Veteran Actor Trying to Prove He Is
Not Insane

It would be difficult to imagine a more
embarrassing situation than that in
which Maurice Barrymore has just
star. he has been 5usIIy denying the re-
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THE BRITISH DOCTORS
Are Surprising the People Of kan
sas bY Their Wonderful

OuIeSs
Piles are cured without cutting ans
without pain IN one sitting. References
70 cured cases given
Cancers cured b. plaster City refer
skin diseases that have banied the
whole profession of this city cured
References given
Fatty Tumors cured without the
knife.
RSpture cured without the knife.
Female Diseases, Ovarian Pains,
MenstruaI-
Palms and cramps. Catarrhal discharses
cured also Tumors and Ovarian Cysts-
Chronic Constipation cured. Bloating
pains IN stomach and bowels and indi-
gestion-
Irritation OF bladder and catarrh
cured City references.
Kay Fever Asthma Cafar-h q
Lungs. Chronic Coughs. Ehortnez9 q
Breath and Exhaustion cured
Chronic Rheuuia tisxu. Scfatic1. Luna
bago. Neural zia and Sore Joints cured
Catarrh Of Nose, Head and Throat
cured by our improved inhaler; one
treatment free
Our field IS the bIunders and failurss
Of the medical profession
Office hours 3 a. m.. 70 p. m- NO
Sunday hours
Offices 7zo Topeka Avenus-
s. EDW ARD MCCULLY, III. ID
ProDristor.
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by Miss Crosman We have done moth
ing 10 mar her success We certainly
are not responsible for what a woman
says from the stage Of q tkeater- am
at a loss to understand what Miss CroS-
man meant by her speech
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. P0STOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, change nay occur At
sBy time
F0kEIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily and The schedule OF cIosings Is ar
ranged On he presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit FoT the week ending February
? 1901, the last connecting close VIII be made
from This ONCE Js follows
Minis for south and Central Amer
lea. West Indies, Etc.
sATCRBAY-G3 Ar 1880 a ~ for NASSAU. y
P, per steamer from HisIai, Fla
Nails for NEW FujN BLAND. by rail to North
sydney and thence VIA steamer. close here daily
except SUNDAY ar 200 IN. and on SUNDAYS. only
AT ll-ap a fal ih}
Mails Cor MipCELON by rail 70 Boston and
thence VIA steamer, close mere daily at 3:I5 D.
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tsmra. Fla
Wednesdays, FRIDAYS. and Sundays Of z.2,r D. m
and vi4 Miami Fla, Tuesl4ys and Saturdays AZ
1890 q m %
Mails for MEXICO overland. unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamers sailing from
>eE. York Close here daily at 1880 a. m and
Mlts for BELIZE. PUERTO CoRrEz. and
GUATEMALA. hE rail 90 N-r Orleans and
m. The connecting closes for which being Mon
Nails Tor COSTA RIGA. BY rail to New Orleans.
and thence via steamer close here daily at 1000
Transatlantic Mails.
Mails FOR AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
which goes VIA Europe. and New Zealand s.hIch
e5e, va san Francisco and FIJI ISLANDS. via
Vancouye-. close Ae-e daily 1T 200 D. m. up
Ia February 2, inclusive fo- despatch per s. s.
Aoran"l- tn}
Mails 1or PAPETTL VIA San Francisco. close
here daily at 100 p up TO February 8 for de
-patgb per Sc $. Australia lO)
Mills for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII and PHIL
IPPiNE ISLANDS. o. via san Francisco close here
daily at TOO r. m. up 10 February T. inclusive
for despatch per s. $. Doric- toJ
Mails for AUSTRALIA CeZCept West Australia
which is forwarded VIA Europe, NEW ZEALAND
FIJI. SAMOA and HAWAII. Via san Francisco
close here daily at Zoo p m alter February 3
and up Ca February g. inclusive, Tor despatch
per e r Sierra. to)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN via Vancouver
close here daily al 100 p m. up 10 February
No. inclusive for despatch per $ s. Empress Of
China Registered mail must be directed Via
Vancouver tu>
Mails 70. COCHIN CHINA ar: Forwarded 10
New York Tor connection with European steam
--PHUIPPINE ISLANDS NElirarv NsfD de-
-uatChed To san FgaEcisoJ AT all closes for that
gfhcc TO connect with Government transports
the sailiHgs of which are irregular.
Co Registered mails close AT 800 p. IN. same
,iay-
e. JRcgfztercI mails close at 500 p. III. same
Id Registered mails close at 500 a. IN same
ja) Registered mails close at 40 p. N. pre-
~ R-zi-lerea mails close At 100 p. m pre-
yIaHs lsE-
G1 Registered mails close at 1900 p. n pre-
% Resj-l=-eI mails close at 500 p. N pre-
Co) Registered mails close st 600 p. M pre-
viuus day
JOHN a MERRITT. Postmaster
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LINE

LEAVE WASHINGTON. PESNA. R. r STATION
- 4, NJ daily Florida and atlanta F4-t Ma
t'' refreshing. Raleigh, Sautl.ala Pia--. Pla-
,aInGeH. Columbia -4Eaun4h JACKSON
,1ttti'S, Atlanta, New Or-elc-. aud points
West Through sleeping ears 10 Eaaseaavirla
and Hamlet 10 Atlanta.
% = N daily F7ricia and Netroralse IN Lin
ils1 Drawing Room. C,,lnparr-r..rr. t,s.zersa-
Ton and Dining tsrz for Rales..1 ~1usIre-u
me-. FlaehurSt Csmdcn. columbia ~zrlllr.h
jacksonville ts Taura
80 : ~ d1s4s Fle-Ids aaa HeE5po.itsu T. IN
lEcd for Charlotte Athens A.I--t. llz--
tsn'ag1- y -vIiie- Yea O-Iea=z. a-s- .s.iat-
: nFaFTeSt- through -.eeufn- .srs e. ,-rr.fz
For further Information auugv Ia r. II "
tbNAiIi.. General k---
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PROPOS AIS.

PROPOSALS Tor Constructing q Receiving W4rI
lue..u. j. C.-Otlce Of FHe Commissioners d.
c. Washington. January - latI--~eslsI pro-
fn-a.~ HiL as received ai this office until II RI
au FEBRi AIRY - 1901 for contracting . r.-
eevIuE ward "a the Washington Asylum I4fh
81 -. Washington. D. G E-us forms ~ pro-
Ea~eS and Specifications together W5th all urres-
s.lrE information can he obtained upon auulf-
cation therefor an the office OF the In-Battor Of
Building OF tLe District Of Columbia and bids
uTun -Eosr forms only wiH be considered Tia.
=ssar Is reserved SO reject any or an bids Pro
ig5-lis must be enclosed in an envelope sealed
and endorsed on tue ont Eide- Proposals for con-
~trucjlu- receiving ward n m. WaSEIrs,.-,
LSt luEu. laIH 81 ST. u Washington 3D. C. HENRY
B + NACFAitLAND JOHN 3. ROSS. LANSING,
IL BEACH Commissioners D. C. f,I-Dt-eN>I q
steam Fire Engine House. lot =. Block -
I-lHsIug 81. Between 18th and I3ti st- Rra.E-
land. D. t--oFhoc 81 the tgWuiS-i yucrs d. e.
s. --iEuzfuu. January - lgJl--SslIed rraBg-f T-
vit ae received al Jhi, Office until y m on
FrEkl AIRY -. 1901, Tor constructing c1la.i5tf
end steam rre engine house on lot Is Llock %
lansing Sc. between I2Jh and fI.h SIS Br,-,-.-
land D. e. Blank forms IF proposals md -r--rf-
lgTlFt-- together EItH all necessary g. rluafIou
n-I- He aai4lnei unon application Therefor m
EHc Office gf fHE Inspector Of Building, az 1H.
oaiE EfI be considered. The right is reserved
10 reject any OF an bids. Proposals must Dc
enclosed IN $50 envelope. scaled and eHdur-a-F a-s
-t- outside -FFoEF-ii- fer constructing. cHeusi-
cal lH1 -f.as fire engine house iuf tae Fire
Department "I Tie District Of toiumhiI.'' HENRY
p p MACE ttLA\b- JOIN ~ ROSS LANSING
Il BEACH, Commissioners t. C. IeI-gr-,s~u
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FOR sALE-BICYcLEs.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

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30, HIS Office =
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WASTED-AGESTs.

~ BOOK y A.t-l-i1e and Times Of Queen Vic
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hs-l; price cut, 20 per cent pT04t: Il1.g agents
wanted million copies VIII bee sold Il, -i~t.-
''H- f5suarie premiums Tree with each book.
f-ui- gwen freight E-id- general agents wanted
9- Sels-T; book o'Iltt 4IoTe free: both book and
premium OUTFITS prepaid i9r 3Gc: order slicl-
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aAILRoADa
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

| STATION CORNER ~ SIXTH AND ST1
10 Z 81 WEEK DAYS. PTTTSRUBG EE-
( I9ES- Parior ard Bipi=s Cars Harrisburg ts
/ lose :. n. PENNsYLVANTA EEFTEn-Pu-l-
} InSE ,ts77irg, Dining Shooting, ard obSerrz-
! to5 tars harrisburg 20 ChicaTo. Cinrinnati,
Indianapolis, s.. Louis. C'rreiaud and Toledo.
Buffet Farcr Car TO H-rFl=5s:rz
ioF s. " FAST Pullman B,~st P1r'oE
gag re- Hasr.h1rg- BaE,s P4rlor Car Harris
$50 PM CHICAGO tvB ST. LOUIS FEraEss-
>-HrriHg Gar Na-hiHEts1 20 81 Lois. ard
Nt-.i1-j7n 70 Toledo srd sIrep--- 3 Din
ING As Harrisburg to Indianapolis. ST. Louis,
-.-e wa emo iri71lzfj. AID tA;-a-
80 p r. WESTERN EEi'GESs- Puigrlu Sleep
ias es5 70 Pi,tshurz and Chicago InsiHg Car
20 r M-CLEyELtND AND CfNGENN-,TI *
-. 3 PCiiHaa Slcrri7z Cars Na.fi E-7n to
f--,s7@7E. and Hs-r-hu,C 20 Clrrz.a-j and
Sise5Hrsti. Eiaffc Ca
1880 p II PACIFIC EXPRESS Parsu q Sep
20 \ A-Fer Kane. Car7ndsieer. chester,
80 ->l,S@Ts rails ts-.v, ~zCeut Sa-'rT-
-aP \ N Yer Eis=5ra I'D Rrr9vo DIS rxrcpk
- j. RI I,aily 'o- vis-i1sr=l,1-t al BuTa,o
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- i'i7S Ger, Fer R--a--srr Ere = =s=o, ana
Niagara Falls dzi... erecz, Sal ~ with
>.e'psaz Gar Washington - Rocfe-te-
70 Z Il For Eric Cg-1 isirsis- Ea1heater-
ls4P7.". AID NfaSs-a Fs,s dai'v P1fiuzs
S.sep-sg Car Washington 70 Rach.s.sr sziur-
400 p u CONGRESSIONAL IIHrrFn.~ iaiiy
for New YorI an Pari.r or y7+h D7niuz
Car from Baltimore
For phflaael,ht.. w. VI, -.
r..
~ ~
10, ~ - tE..l.is ar. 81 =. J:oi,
Ii-,2 gl51ilfg Car frf-u N7}m5ugt9=' A. u,
n - - ti.lI5aS ar ron T.. 5tii1aoTel,
rs. " =, i-'i II =" = " "a ~ -tl5, 20
a. o. SD. 7-'1 ttlAlhs
80 ft-HfHs q at ron " jirr=7 -toat A.
- - - 80 'ttiziiiiZ ar iTa tL4-tl-
t'..7' 1i.u 80 T. n Far Phi.f-
iH77 F'F. ty7rrz- 80 : NJ. f-t5 =
81 "eeE 1sE-. --f}- $40 tDiai0E Carr, ard
80 p = csitH-
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CHuRCH NOTICES.

REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHUEDII-~,rs-
ices at s-s5 O'Clock SUNDAY afternoon and 1888
ii. cipcz wednesday evenings I'D Confederate Efr-
ef7ns. Hal 81 lisa ST, Ha- "a she Sunday
service. February ., 1904, COL. OLIVER C. SABIN
vail deliver 81 lecture on Christian Sefgfsa. ara
how r. heal the sick AT thc close o. the te-t.-
iaonlai services "edHr-,l4y evenings. an who
desire it are gi+ea treatment free Au sac cor
u3aliy invited a
THE RELIGIOUS AND rCAJToEaI SOCIETY
o. SFIR!TU AII~Es- sunday ri 5IG ar1 g. nv.
-" T., Hs.5 Mrs a n. Jlques aiH lecture.
Test y Nrs. WasIsks. SEATS free.
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SAVE MONEY

4 s. or $40 cash payment and the balance in
easy installmenJs. We deliver the piano on pay
ment OF first inSt-llnent, and include a beaugi-
fuI six scarf ami hardwood stool free 4 number
Of used upright and square pianos and organs Al
greatly reduced prices. Pianos rented By the
month, quarter. or year. T. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa
ave. M
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
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late model upright piano. CASH mo- trade r.1r,
Box 2JI. this office a7-a
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RAELROADS-
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and 10 u ST
In effect November l, 1900.
For Aexandyia-Weck DAYS. $50 T,o4. 100.
500. $50. s:5s, 9:Zj. 1900 HOO II. 80 a n.
xl2:C5, IZ-20 12-45 N 90 l.25 20 go = SO.
$50, 1889, xf:I5, 4.55. so. $40, N5-2f. $40,
6-ct. $50, 7:oG. 7.S0, 500 s.95. g.2G, 1913
no. and 1859 D. n. Sundays. T-f5. 500. 8-45.
1880 ll.o9, leo a. n. 1900 noon, 12-5V I-G9
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500. go. 100 100, 500. $50. $50. I0:IJ.
u-2n. and II:5O T. m
For saunt ye-uo1-WesE da-s. $50. 500 1900
sl-eo =. m, TIz-G5. Ki-G5 2-0J, E2- S-54. X 10.
x5-24. 7-o5. and 9-S0 ?. IN SUNDAYS. 600 - IN,
300 noon. 200 400, 7.G8 ard $50 p n,
For Arlington and Agueduct Br.dgg-Week
Gays, ESQ. 7.o+, 7,90 $50 S-3j, $50. g.z5 I9.J9
and % a m FI2:G5. - 20 sI2-+l l-G5 les
800, 80 2-59, $50. S-J3. +4-S5- 80 80.
Goa $3.50. T-o5, ard 500 p h. SUNDAYS. 7:s5
eco e-95 *IG-30 l. 90 and 30 a. m lz.sy5
noon, 1890 Zoo. = 20 2-o0. $50 geo zee
500 '4.3o. 800 $50. SEQ. ~6:S0. 7:80, 80.
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Parcels carried Baggage checked
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PArERED, = mp; only dealer who =irr-
a legal guarantee with an work, estimates fur
alSged; samples brought; largest and finest o-
sediment send postal 10
WILLIAM y MAH0NEY- 6as Pa. ave Sc
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SITUATIONS yyAyrEo-mALs.

HANlElt-NjI give any person Ee pay cent e
Isl month 7ziarE JaaJ wllI secure lne a position
49, tai'FH5 Ia apartment hgus-- Office blllF5r.-s NJ
~ @.atoi..lan; can give good ret-; ara middle
aze-1 75-I1n man, With aIHiiy. Address 90 .h5-
ct-es. II
WANTED Young goutisIlIn Ill pay so 10 any
on securing Government position Boz - this
hANTED-Bv eaIored man. place s. cox y
------g- - NV. M
NANIEb-By coI"red man. position d. night
Natcilusu- II3I I'd 81 NV l..-
WANTED-By reliable Young 1ol-red man. posi-
iI3n as coagilullu work around store ar r-a-..-
handy with tool77 references. WNI. DELLA ~
II M III
WANTED BY Young coIored man. place AZ
|-slel OF IA private family. CAP iI2a 18th =.
UH. ~
"ANfED-By Young cuiored man from The co-u-
ar place a. driver for doctor and Is willing.
- make himself useful around the house l1l3
10Th 81 uus. 80
NANfED-By settled man. l..as- outside civ
10 care Tor 5aEtn: references II required A.
drr-@ BOX 1Iz, THIS Office ugsl-s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AEA-TED-HlSCELL N.iOUS
WANTED -aalIer .ep Ir-E and ~1..fr- s-.-.. l.,--
lllion ed iyaet cssa price JOHNSON. $40
E-i2ht0og- aye ea-a
AANTED-Good secondhand wood zaa- fy- power
r H. TERRY SIl.er HILL NJ e7a
WANTED-Ag sINCLAIR'S. cas Ia ave - bod
room suite Showcases Tgti-top de- .ar5-f- fr
cash Storage II per load n2-2
WANTEn-Tvo furnished rooms for lizf.r house
hf7p'rS- b man ami WIil- Southeast preferred
Adore BOY -. 1Hl7 Office nj
"ANTED-To rent Remington typewriter 5v IL.
month Addr,,- BOA 2IC. this Office 1913
lTANTED-To buy. old taatLer bsz=. Z. MARKS
% aEr-ie 81 mos
WANTED-Hishest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing: aroD rosfaT RI
cs-. = IAIssliES. 1905 7th st. NV ia2-Imo
WANTED-L1die- to knos. tl.st We j, IIzf-.-,
Of al kinds from I cent ne- yard t1- rTntff.sr
dHne "AIis you "alt- OFPENHEiNER'S. III oh
81 nv rr7s
WANTED Diamonds. old gold silver etc
bought for cash L, ABRAMS, Oo5 18th s.
NV, opp PatcHt Ofice- FaT-ff
FOR sALE-LOTs.
FOR SALE One square nom Capitol. on ,aafa
Capitol ST.. lsI H. square U,57 IEzIZI. no Ta5-
-onahle Offer reiasei. A. L. NULLDWNY- IHl
LOST.
LOST .1i1-g. scotch terrier d7-- trg No. zl.I:
rfT.4sd- tHhs. TAILOR. ,.a Ha-s- ave- uw.
81
-TsE -nEJre. shawl. Win a black ribbon IN r.r-
CT. fr-Esrd If returned ro sa5 Ind ave mig
L0>g-l.rseu a9-zraet ofartel45ls rar.a Din -r-
lacizgE- reward 2-El - So. nv ~
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BIRDS, DoUs. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries. hooking
bros, dogs cats. rabbits gold fish etc
catalogue free sCHA1I'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th
81 IA, RuI2-tf
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FOR RENT-sIBU RBAN-

VIENNA "A Is miles from. Washington. next
station hcsoud Fails Church, at which express
trains stop; houses AZ So, - SO, and SD per
month small deposit now VIII hold them tIII
Fou want them; come our s-35 D. H.. get back
u cit. 40 p u- Wednesdays and Saturdays
Address r. u PIERCE. Vieuua IA. ul2--Igno
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FOR sALETYPEwRITEas.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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wANrED-Roo,r AND HOARD.

WANTED a .ur. room win board or without:
private family preferred; state terms. address
Box -" -ii- eHsee- 80.
50 A>EEu-By gentleman. room 5ui hoard. Narr5-
E.>1- German ilz-iig preferred. sIate terms. Adj
.irs~- Bon "a this oHfe. r---.
Az EAPEflE> Ed eenl1ruas. teacher. EXPERT
hooEseeE.=T 4nG p,eI..aau. good reader viii .ivc
services evenings IN part payment Tor board and
room Aairs-= BOX 90 this aflca- !ala
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FOR SALE-S6 for hair mattress. in two parts
lounges, S2l5i gasoline stoves and refrigerators;
move and store ro9r Goods ash q, rrelit pIs1
AOND. 81 and 3l3 It'll st. nv.
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FOR SALE One square 5rom Capitol. on ~ars
Capitol ST.. lat H. square g5I 5ezIZ1. no Ia5-
-onaHle Offer reipssj. A. L. HJLLDWNT- IHl
81. NV ma
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Tickets. sllepiDE car reservations. sud a---e a.
sa-1utIyr furnished and hl-ssEe called ~ nd
checked trgIa hotels aHG residences By On
Transfer Co.. oa orders leu At Tickle, ofi.a Is
18th 81 Nv; oil Tsuua- Ave Nv. ist at
Perra- S-sLigu-
Phone I44I for P r K. Cab Service
FRANK : CANNON I'd v T. and t.ra N-r
5 Il HARDRICK. General Pass'r Ant
L : BROWN General AGENT.
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rRAIEs - EII-EW0NT HRANCH

Leave Washington 9-lI J. daily. f-8y D. u
week days and G.25 p. sundays FOR Buzz
mont. e.zJ 3. ID, Saturdays aud l-a5 P. m week
d3ys and u-ZG =. u. esiaesdsys AID - az
days y--iy T.. i-ssoCrg. BIS P ~ sees laSs %
He.Ht1n.