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II did not mean to thank you, sir"
him not far off. If success were his,
hers should be the trophies; if defeat
we'll, he would see.
Having dried her eyes, but not driv-
en- the red from her cheeks, Estelle re-
turned, leading Odette by the hand,
and said:
"She asks to be allowed to come and
thank you, Mr.. Oakfell, for your brave
defense Of her fiance''
II require no thanks. I have al
ready my reward, I hope, for what I
did in Icons case," said Oakfell look
ing anxiously at Estelle, whose eyes
turned quickly away.
II did not mean to thank you, sir.
I would not know how" the girl cried,
kneeling and taking his hand. II only
wanted to say that I pray for you
morning, noon and night and will do
so as long as can repeat a prayer
"This is very pleasing to my feelings,
Odette, for I know it proceeds from a
true and honest heart. but understand
that every obligation to me can be dis
charged by your love and fidelity to
your Mistress"
my mistressv' Odette exclaimed,
springing to Estelle's side. "Love my
mistress! I would gladly die for her
20 times a day. Love my mistress!
Why, she is my religion. 1t may be
wicked, but when kneel and close my
eyes and pray to the Mother Of God it
is only the sweet image Of my mistress
I see. There is but one angel on the
earth, and that is my MISTRESS"
"Hush, Odette, you silly girl" said
Estelle. "Mr. Oakfell will think
teach you such nonsense"
Indeed he will not, my Mistress"
Odette replied, 'for he must see you
just as do, because he is not blind,
and he Is white and educated and
smart"
Both laughed at this ratiocination
and welcomed it as a diversion from
what had threatened another embar-
RAISING situation. Oakfen prepared to
take his leave when Odette said:
"Mistress, may I ask Mr.. Oakfell a
question:
certainly, Odette, unless Mr.. Oak
fell Objects"
Il am sure do not" he said.
1T is this" Odette's voice faltered-
"can Leon come back now without dan
ger?'
eyes," Oakfell replied. "Quillebert's
appeal does not suspend the Judgment
addressing Estelle-"and pending the
appeal do not believe he would dare
to offer injury to Leon, who could live
on my plantation until the suit is end
ed. Do you know where he is?' he in
quired of Odette.
II can get a word to him." she an
swered.
'"Then let him come to my place. if
you wish.'
When Estelle gave her hand for good
night, Oakfell said, "This much at least
of reward you will not deny me-" and,
pressing his lips lightly upon it, rode
away the very happiest man under the
stars.
"Oh, Odettev' sighed Estelle, sinking
into a chair.
"Ah. my happy mistress, he loves
you! He loves you! And whose love
could be like his?" said Odette, leaning
over her.
"He did not say so," complained
Estelle. Bring my GUITAR
While the affectionate slave sat at
her feet Estelle plucked delicious
chords from the instrument, and her
voice rose clear and tender into the
perfumed night, singing:
"ln garden lay lutte,
Where careless hand had flung it.
One who saw it lying mute
Took it up and strung it,
The whippoorwill and the warbler in
the cypress hushed to listen.
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CHAPTER XII.

THE LAW SUPREME,
q EPTEMBER of the year 1860
- was exceptionally hot and
dry even for the climate Of
~ Louisiana. Navigation of the
Mississippi's tributaries was
impracticable. The baked alluvion
crumbled into depth of impalpa bic
dust, which rose in clouds at the dis.
turbance of a dogs trot. The stiff
lands were of stony hardness. Creamy
white lay the cotton fields on either
side Of the bayous to the green borders
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was beautiful and pathetic without
being theatrical-in fact, was what
they call prose poem. l was as much
amazed as any Of his hearers could
have been. cannot divine when and
where lie got all the wealth and vari-
ETY. Of learning he displayed in that ad-
Dress"
Laure was interested, but not pleas
ed. by Evariste's glowing account of
his brothers brilliant and mastery ora
tory.
"Where is M. Horace?" she asked.
"He came up on the boat with you?"
mo. Why?"
"Oh, nothing. only supposed he had
returned with you and stopped at Es-
telle's. That is what he will do when
he does come back"
"Laure. why do you persist in such
illusions. You surely know full we'll
how they wound me-"
"Of course I do. But it is not to
wound you. No; it is to make you see
who they are that care nothing for
your happiness. That girl is as indif-
fereEt to you as the pearl whose beau
ty she vainly affects. She reaches for
fortune; you have none. She aspires
to American ladyship; you are creole.
Stay with your kind, my friend. It
will pay you best in the long rum"
This speech was whip cut to Eva.
riste''ss spirit, and words Of chagrin and
anger rose to his lips, yet he forced
them back and. consummate actor that
he was, gave no sign of his suffering.
you have not told me where your
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BALTIMORE g. OHI0R,R,

Schedule in effect July ;. 1901
Leave Washington. View Je-sey Ave- and c St
Chicago and Northwest. -i15o a m. -s-O5 2-rn
CizcianatI. St. LOUIS, zaa Indianapolis. -i0705
a. E- s3-f5 o. n. ITO night
PittsSurg and Cleveland. 1850 = n, : 20 p
n and 100 night
s.45 p. m, Tor Shenandoah and points on Y
wi1sche7ter. ISIS =. H.. 1915. and $50 P n
LHr15oii s. useE days 7l5. SIS a m. 1z.I5
and So p. IA SUNDAYS. $50 a. m and 40
FREDERICK. ISIS. .'9.oo ule.50 a. n. '-I.ls
1880. and -s3-S5 p n
Hsssrstovn. 1905 q IT, and $50 p r.
BOYD and way POINTS $50. 400 p m ID
- rs9:ss- - Ia raT points $50. ''5-oo 4
r.. rIz.5J. -'I-I5. BIB Ii-sJ, '5-o9. SD
s-.05. -sI0-15. ll--5 o. n
Wellington Junction sat Eay Pg-Ers, So
sss-0J a. III, "l-l5, si-S5 30 = n -
baltimore EeeE days. TZ-2j. 500, go. ~ %.
HIS. $50. SIS. xs-S0. Nlc-oo A. e., I'D H.
15-I5 xf-l6 xs-JJ- xG-c0 x4-so. 49, z5-o5
ne D. H. sundays. 49,. 20. Ns-l5. 50
7q-O0 H. xI2-l0. zI.I0. f-l5. x3=9o. xS.39. SO.
x5.05. 1910. G-2J, Us-90, 1900. zll-s3. 2ll-SS
ROYAL Blue LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
R1ItIusre PI5 .za-lpE.4. New YORK. Boston, and
the East, -2=55. = - tDlner), SD tBg5etl
s-g-0O DINER 1880 DINER a m. 'l2-l9
Ulinqr, $40 fDjncrI geo (--R0yaI Limited 81,
p.ner) H4-O0 (Bufel. 800 DINER. 500 and
81 - p. M Sleeping car open AZ lO-oJ c-ocAl
Par,or cars on al day trains
Atlantic CITY. 1000 a. n, II2-IO noon, and
Ul.la and $50 p. II
-DaiIy- Except sunday sunday only
\ Express Trans
Baggage called for and checked from hotels ard
residences BY Union Transfer Co On orters len
AZ ticket 0ficcs. 6I9 Pennsyly ania avenue u7rrl.
vet New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, and
AZ depCt Telephone ticket Offices tor q
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. B. MARTIN. Mgr Pass Trafsc-
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RY.
sehetale corrected to june I. 1e51.

Schedule corrected 20 June I. I-JL
Trains leave from Peunsg svznia Station.
SOL a. n DAILY Local for Hzrris0nbu=g Var
reurol. Charlotte. and way stations
ll-I5 a. III. Daily l. ; Flsr A1L Sleeping
cars 10 New Orleans, Columbia savannah. and
jacksonville uniting ar Salisbury With sleeper for
Asheyiiie Chattanooga, and Memphis. and
DzuviIe with sleeper for Birmingham and e
Charlotte. with sleeper for Augusta Solid traia
Washington % New O--tanz- Dining car service
lI-3T a. IA Daily Local for W1TrencCn and
Charlottesville
4.5I D. m Week Days- LEGAL Tor Frors RoTsL
StrsshurE and Ha-rIso-8u-g-
$50 g. m- Daily Local Tor Narren-0a and
Charlottesville
$50 o. r. Daily Washington and Chartar3o-a
Limited Wa LyHcbb,-rE)- Sleeping cars e. Roam
Cse Knoxville. CEzttsnoCgl. Memphis and EsE
Orleans. Through cCach 70 Memphis. Dining car
service
$50 o. m. Daily. y 7 & Fla Express Sleep
lag cars % Augusta with connections Tor AizeA
ard Charleston. and % savannah. Jzcks0uyiIle.
and Port Tampa Through coaches Go Jacss1n-
Vile and Atlanta Uniting at Dauvllle with Pull
man sleepers from Richmond and Norfolk Tor
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington % san
Francisco Mondays, Wccneseays- and Fridays
Dining Car Service
IG-4J T. n Daily Washington sn1 S5uthwest-
rrn Lirztad the only exclusively Pullman traia
between Washington and the south Sleeping
cars % AsavI..e. hlayv.-l= Chz-lIuoo-1. and
Nashville and 20 Atlanta Macon. B--uIng CHAM
Memphis. Monr-guery Mobile. and Nes Orleans
Club car Washington 90 Atlanta Dining c4r
service
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SElBOARD Air LINE RAILWAY

"Cap-taI CITY Route"
Leave Washington. Pszna- &. R station
u.OgA a. FLA And ATLANTA FAST
DkILY MAIIl-Ta-CuEh Pullman >-eepe-s
% jacksonville, c1nnccJin5 Al
Hamlet With Pullman Sleeper % Az anita
E.55 p Al FLA AND METROPOLITAN
D.ssS LAITED-EH-1ush Pyl. -a11n Sleep
TO Tampa and Ali-i-A
These trains odgr excellent schedules anu e. '---
10 Petersburg Raleigh. southern Pines ii me
hurstl Camden Col-al5la. s4Faan1h, dle.rl---
Vile and al FIordl points Charlotte A-ie,ia'
Atlanta New Orleans ChattIuocsa, NIs-lFl'les
points West and Southwest ~
d.RO a NJ LCCN-To Petersburg. Bale-sh
DAILY. Southern Pines tP-neha-s1- s-ln1-
let and intermediate points
1H-c 1884 \ T. ave and Peana. r r ttces
Il L RTNCH W r DOLL
CaBrrlI PAS AGENT General Agent
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT-Reu-ingtons. Smith Pscmierz. Dens-
morcs, and other makes 50 month; UpCUriter
repairing careful workmanship. very reason
able charges. investigate WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER ENCHANGE III yth a. NV ms7-S0
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TRUSTEES SALE.


T. W 81, MIL AIetlOueerr I'D Tenth - y ".
TRUSTEES SALE or LOIS LYING PARTLY Is
TIE D. OF c. AND PARTLY n MONT
CONERI CO., ND, ADJOINING ROCK
CREEK PARh-
BY virtue 81 a deed Of trust recorded IN Llher
2I3l. folio ,z5 e. SEQ. one of che land records
for the District Of Columbia. and iH Book T. d.
No. To- folio pa. Of the Land Records OF Mont
gumery county. I'D and az the request Of the
parry secured thereby. I viii offer for sale ar
tlis office. No. so Tenth Street northwest. on
SATt RDAT. THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER
1901 AT ! O'CLOCK p ~. the following de-
sCribed real esslte. situate partly in the d. o.
c. and partly in Montgomery county. nd. 20 wiz;
All OF lots "a aud g. in Hickey and Ofut's sub
division. a. the said subdivision is recorded n
Liber g. folio 457, 0t the records OF Montgomery
c0anty. Nd
Terms made known AZ time Of sale.
Fifty dollars deposit each lot e time Of
sale.
Terms TO be complied with ia zen DAYS
c. G. WAXING. Trustee
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Go,

Every day n the year For Norfolk. New
- port Sess and all points south. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace Steamers
- Newport Neus.'' Norfolk" and 'Mdsn-
- ington.'' on the following schedule-
". Washington. d. 80 pm Lv- Portsmouth 500 pm
". AleIsBdria--70) pm " Noris.k----6-01 pm
Ar. Fl Monroe :. 90 am Lv- Fl MonrOe-I- pm
Ar Norfolk. g % am Az. Alexandra. $50 am
Ar. Portsmouth Is am Ar W4shingt0n--I-o0 an
- Tickets on sale and st1teroous reserved
- a. general ticket Office. Bond Building lSfh
- St and v y ave. at downtown 0thce.
9th 81. and Pa. ave; at once on wharf
- and board steamers.
S8-For further information apply AZ gen
- eral offces foot 7th ST., phone 80 or
- Bond Building lfth 81. and V Y ave,
- Washington. D. C. Phone go
JOHN CALLAHAN. General uarsger-
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NANTEN-A good. honest girl. for general
honsen'rk' may stay nights. B. l. BUTLER.
luzE Connecticut ave- uy y2g-a
WtNTED-A good waist hand Apply Z7l7 Pr.
ave. elE-Z
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

At IpAGElLE fer hire; tlrre--sIt surrey VIII
c4uy six or seven ras-eI-cr-. $3.50 par E1ur.
evening automobile parties. $50 io lu.'. p,
,Ne--e1J -ul--J-. same price L'' "-ifa'iE
.etNtA5 lJ-y touue, .l,It ave, pua"- main.
-2CL els
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT UARTERNASTER'S OFFICE. Wishing
tom. ID. e., October 25 1901. Scaled proposals in
utLDS IL T.. NJ. >AIi RpAN. Nuh EMEEB %
1901. and then opened for furnishing and deliver
ing 90 tins depot sis light draft horse. Infor-
nation furnished on Igul.atiIn- Envelopes con-
talu.u- proposal, ~tosl6 Boz ruiaT-Dd Proposals
.,g i-ait Hur-s. and Ia-usss,I ta NJ .JDE Z. =.
TIT =, Depo, QUarteilulslrr. ul-J. I'd, IS - 30 81
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FOUND.

ROYAL GLUE MENDs ANYTH:NGI Drug
gists. lOc
ICE CREAM 7Oc gallon, not made in a cellar
but above ground. for sewer gas abounds in eel
lars and breeds typhoid. dIphtLerIa etc. moral
don't eat that Kind. LACEY S Is pure and
delicious COZ \ Y. ave Phone eOsl
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ron Observation-Disclosures ROOMS.

FOR RENI-Thrce ecouI-faor UNFINISHED
rooms. with a.onye; hot-Uatsr heat bath. gas;
light Housekeeping permitted. Gl7 Maryland
ave ne. C-i-E
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wANTED-HOOM8
WANTED-IOO eu-hIruished rooms, with and
without board. al once: call personally Room
, 60 18th st. 81
WASTED-Oue or two unfuruished second-hoor
roomsi light housekeeping. Box s55 this office.
eI
WANTED-N4n and wife wish two uufuruish-d
rooms; northwest; not exceeding SO per month.
Address BOX BPS. this Office m21-3
WANTED furnished rooms. light h0usskecp-
ing: wife and baby; nsiEhborhood 18th 81. uw.
Address Boz s29. this Office m26-3
WANTED or rooms for hgnt housekeeping
bv Nov. I; state terms. Adde'S BOX 52I, this
Office mi
WANTFD-Two unfinished rooms Tor light
housekeeping: heat and gas; reasonable; walking
distance from New Willard Address Box 81.
this Office. eos
WANTED-Prcferably f. ONCE building. a hOuse-
keeping fat for two refined business women. With
frst-cass references; viii give SIS for three
furnished rooms with heat and lisac: Wlthia
six squares OF 10th and Pa ave nv. Edd-ess
Boa 500. this Office auiS-4
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GEES BON ai. Tbs office. MOS
WtNTED-By Young ,ol.red man. any good DO
r.tan; porter preferred 4. WILSON. sZ- git
d. NV an
NANTED-Bv q white youth. work of auy kind
NALtEk LEoNAtb l2l % s. MS MI
NtNTED-Bv steady Young man. place driving
delivery % work around store. understand
kor,,-. GRIFFITH. L-J North Carolina 4v. ne
CD
ANIED-By married thorough practical inst
Cllss axe baker. position; good work. Address
MsiIEkN, tulpeper j. o.. Va. e23-g
WANTED Position as bartender by honest sob
e.. oyDeuenc'd young man u twenty -One. Ad-
Dire BOX 20. thi, Office 1u2i-g
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

OR RENT-TwO front Office rooms. SO; desir-
be location T. A. OLDHAM. 1903 q 81. NV.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN LINE
KEW UTHAYPTON-LONDON-
St. Pau. Oct.3g. 10 an St. Paul No %. 10 an
Friesland Nov. g. noon Haverf0rd No q, noon
PIN phia-NO. q. 10 an PhiIa- Dec ;. 10 Am
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORE-SNTWERP-PARI
ICELAND. Oct. 20 uoC1 rFaderland Nov %, noon
Frieslaud. Nov. G. noon Haverford No Z.-nocn
Southwark No I3 noon . iceland Dec q. noon
tNew twin-screw steamers calliug lt CierbOurg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IL and Is y. r.
New York CfHce % Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1865 = St y W,
Or C.. ". Mos. liII -. \. ".
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs-

apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.
FOR SALE-DesirlbIe homes in the northeast,
northwest, southeast and southwest and suburbs.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 20 F 81. nv. EOS
FOR SALE-To close an estate
Brick dwg- on 10Th st., near r. J. ave
Brick dwg.. ST.. near 18th NV, ms 900
Brick dwE-. 10Th ST., near ST. NV,
rms, lot 20Xl0o 10 wide 1lley. -.--..---.-2. 100
e26-3 LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, g9O F st. NV
FOR SALE-Hones ranging in value 5000 to
5000; all locations see me before buying
GEO. Y WoRTHINGToN. 1910 G ST. nv. mss
FOR sALE-Rented. SO. 20. price. $500; three
1-roOm frames, near / Il. ami Mass ave NV.
always rented GEO. \. WORTHINGTON. IH0
ST NV m26-3
FOR SALE-Rcnted. $50: price. 81 90: brick
and frame store and dwelling; L ST., near lst st.
NV. GEO. y. NORTHINGTpN, 1fl0 st. NV
mess
FOR SALE-Nev brick. six rooms and bath;
5000; terms, so cash, balance like rent. HIh
st. NV. Address BOX 2oI, this Office MIS-
FOR sALE-No interest 500 cash and $50
month buys six-r0om modern brick, price $3.50;
good neiShbJTheod. vs.. c. HALDEMAN, 5l7 1fth
FOR SALES cash payment buys twelve-room
home on Potomac, at wharf, INCLJDI
FURNITURE PIANO; RANGE; rents for 500
season; fine for summer buIrders. extraordinary
bargain Room z, Bank Washington Bldg.
e24-3
FOR SALE-72s Gth 81. ne; press brick; SIX
rooms and bath. al modem improvements =. so
Apply GEO " MILLER 40J Ilth s. els
TOR SALE-Corner store and dwelling; six
rooms and bath Including store; lot 4S r..
front; price 5000. only 500 cash, snap; iuyesti
gate. W C. HALDENAN. IL 18th 81 H24-2
FOR SALE-'A decided bargain" Look at No
H0l Fla ave ne Every convenience. all modern
improvements; nine rooms and bath; brick sta
bic attached VIII sacrifice in order 10 close
estate Al once Call AZ 1909 st. NV. nii-tf
FOR SALE-6IO ST. NV; low price; long
time; low interest. +. L. MOORE. I403 81.
e5-u
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WANTED White woman OF man; experienced
lun,bgaHu cook. Box S5.. thu, Office eos
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SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS-Singer machine.
S4.gs. Wheeler g. Wilson. s., Domestic. with az
tacHueuts. $40, New Homo. SO. STANDARD SIS
all warranted, see our NeE Pastor Cabinet sew
~ Machine At Slj-9S usually sold a. Ss5 OP-
PENHEIMER. 5H 9th ST. NV. e5f-tf
FOR SALE-GOOd quality Opaque shades. fttel g
your wiHdoWs. only 25c; the best quality Oh
opaque shades 80 cents, hung free. wlI ca.
uIrh samples ELEEBLATTs. uth azl IL s-s
~. ,I.-rr Isl ID .L.-r.
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wANTEp-,IIscELLANEoUs.

NANTED-AIIsCELL
WANTED-Hiehest cash prices paid far ladies'
and gents clst-af clothing drop postal TIE call
b. TARSHES. 1905 1tA n. NV m2I-ImO
WsNrED-Typegritin - per HUNDRED pages:
hr.t-U 49, work done STENOGRAPi-K, office
5ZJ Virginia awe. &c. e25-5
wANrED-National cash register. Address Box
2a3, this office. eZG-3
WkNTED-Od fashion furniture. Bl1 p. this
office ezJ-G
~ IuH ST y. MISS SMITH bgss 10 in
innate that she is now open To- take ia dress
making iu all branches, Also millinery. party
and evening wear. also misses suockes fr0cr,
-peeialtiDs, ladies fitted from O. -.-.-1 chart;
terms moderate m2G-s
WANTED-A small secondhand No-ler safe. state
particulars price CHARLES ERNST, - q 81. ne.
ea5-3
WANTED-shov case. state size and price, mus
be cheap Address Box z75. tins Office. ezi-5
WANTED-Wil pay s. per month for one good
secondhand pool table Box za5. this Office.
e-4-1
WANTED-A good secondhand cash register.
Box -. this oiire- cts
HIGHEST cash prices pasd Tor aides and gen
tcmcu's c5st-0f clothing. Add -ss postal and
vii cali IS. RICE. 1872 5th ST. na- e5-Im
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for household
goods. feather beds MATTRESSES, etc. drop postal
orders promptly attended 20. 5. DAVIS. los TN
ST. nv. m7-Im
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FOR SALE-Handsaug nearly new golden oak
folding bed, with I0uEiug-glaSs. Apply AZ "a
e-l-3
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FOR SALE OR REyT-HoUsEs.
TH0S, {. WAGGAMAN,
hcAl Estate Broker and AuCtiOut
9l7 2 Street ~. w.
FOR sAIF-VOPTuWET

s''. =. b. stories. I7r; a i----------Slf. 90
n. neg; 9Th and lCth. D. IIr, m 49, 1900
-..L On, r., 81. water and sewer lot
2-j3 eta "a -r ,r4far and sayzar ~ 1 so
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and other n
formation furnished and baggage called for and
CHECKED from hotels and residences by Cuion
transfer Co. On orders left a. Ticzst Oisce. IS
18th ST. NV. OIL Peuua Ave NV. and AZ
Pruua Station
Phone If4I for p r. r. Cab Service
FRANK $ CANNON. 81 " r. and Cen Mzr-
S n HAkuNICk General Plss'r AGENT
l. S BROWN. General Agent
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SEWING MACHINES FOR A SDNC. THIS
WEEK ONLY singer, 81, Domestic, 81. Stand
ard. -. White. 50 " 81 Wilson 50; New
Hand Machiues. q, New Home. 81. on com
pirJe and Warranted g. AJERBACH. ? *
IT. Agency New Domestic. Renting Toe a Day /;
Repairing, Sc hy The Hour Phone Main ~
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.,.-r,.-.
'NN ii-'.- Il q ..'-''lt'i.E Young man. H... ...-
fai permanent and very -ar-.aurfd opening.
the position r.gafrcs lrfghr nan Of saara,t.-
r.-.r af.-r NJ MI . Elite I,I>GRy -- -s,5 J.,
O. r-- rI
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%. A.. fr position acrrl s., n.- ur.k. p.s-
uau,nt position. short hours. Room d. 62I 9Th
So. NV eos
NANILii-'ni'r'd driver. 3 strong boys help
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j. r DOYLE 1907 gh a. nv. 81
~, Nrl-, 4r, T-s,-.r. ,r-,.1,- -,,r-i,.,- ,-,---,
$50, eight hours. apply Arizona ave and
Foundry Branch. Il. 4 MALONE N son 81
WlVTFD-A g.J5rg-, man al. -,.1-- one that
understands restaurant work. III 9th ST. nw.
e-
r.- 5,[ h, l5iIiDa- # .I =, NJ. lr a,
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WNYTE6-Fir-f-cia5- printer. for photograph
gallery. Box saI. this office 81
NANTED-Good barber for Saturday. 81 10th
st, NV MI
WANTED .1ro ,rs5t.rs. Good sr, nor r-ser-.
alsHN1-h.r: hoy 20 drive Enquire 1853 Iith ST.
" l-.'- .'" st. wv ''.
MANiEl-INo apprentice boys who -ln set
L' ID. N-'i''-''['.N We ''- ... s 81
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J6NrS 80. 49, 11.... .r-...... st-r-f.,, 10
a. m MI
NV '.''' - ''-'., 81" 1''' ,'S. NV ''
WANTED-Tyo neat colorcI men for private
tlmi5.gs; 8 a.saaash'r5. 3 walters 2 be.lmen.
(1A, nl-'-i '..u, 40 + ST. NV I--
WANTED-Tvo good BARRIERS for saturday; $50
guarantee. $50 Pa ave nv nj
st. NV. mi
W,y-Trn- SOL -;,-,- --I,g-,-,,, -vrc-5.,-.
uHHore-sary, 50 weekly. F. MANUEL co. 2l7
W. 10th ST., New York ml+2D
a., >---,.,, -..- 80 49, -
y y u15-stsa
I 49,
ANlEi.-l cunE man with some talent tpT art
[ OF pen drawing; me opportunity 10 learn car
''----s 1i'.'nfttNtti -A''-lAn b|'A H. '-ttH '-
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/ NANIED-Good white farm hand. Apply. SAT-
urday and Tuesday, before -. STAND G2, Cen
| tire MARKET MI
[ a. ,---,-,, 81
/ Address BOX 5ls, this office. m16-5
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( leaders and drivers. TRANSPORTATION advanced.
I guaranteed steady work: AT " p Rend'- mines.
~, ~ ''.-,-, ''-' report To- 10 ''.-
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/ 49, 80, -. ro ,'' ,,,-r ~, ~
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I MANlED- barber az the NAiloNAL HOTEL
. BARBER SHOP. MI
tween and =. BASEMENT, 6I3 18th 81. NV. nj
/ WANTED-PdpeThaHge all piece work VA.
I W TJCKEI 626 18th ST. NV MOS
4 1,-,,-7-r-r, r--.-f - - ~, Va
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1L-nl-l- 90 L+-L 81 NV LH-o-2
. WANTED-YounV white man with GOOD refer
. euce~. So week salary permanent. BASEMENT
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-26
STORAGE.

STORAGE. - cents load UNITED ~TETE-
STORAGE CO., 40 Iv.a ST. nv. mos
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HlRL-liorscs. tuegies and dag toms. $50
and 500 per lav. for drumming business
purposes PRESTON-S STABLES. cor. slh and
] stS- NV Phone 4I.-5 m31-Im0
FOR HlRE-Fiat-rIIss horses and vehicles fuE
o. .ca,ure driving aud commercial men. at al
times, reasonable rates. special care given Co
boarding horses l. l. PT~NuCLE, Livery and
hiring S'81ie~ 326 ~ j. ave NV. opposite r.
N d. Depot Phone Fast ss- g. m-5-'