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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-12
TICKETS FOR
MARDI GRAS
Persons and Firms Authorized
to Sell Paste
b ards.

Look out for the seller of tickets for
the Mardi Gras ball. They are legion and
it would be wise for the average Honolu-
Ian to carry an extra $3.50 around with
him at all times just to be prepared for
the assaults of the ticket sellers. It's
all for sweet charity's sake. The Mardi
Gras committee gives the following list
dispose of tickets:
Wall, Nichols Company, Benson, Smith
and Company, Hobron's drug store, Hol-
listers. Bergstrom's, Thrum's, Hawaiian
News Company, Brasch and Company,
Miss Killean's, Notes, Lycurgus res
taurant, Hawaiian Hotel. Hawaiian An
mex, Waikiki Inn, Charles Desky, Esq,
DR.. Clark NJ. A. Jones, NJ. F. .Peachey.
Mrs. S. NJ. Damon Mrs E. D. Tenney,
Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs. E. Freeth, Mrs.
6. Walker, Miss Maggie Walker, Mrs. H.
Cooper, Mrs. w. c.. Wilder, Mrs. Annis
NJ Turner, Miss Kelly, Mrs. Mary Wild
difield, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee. Mrs. Harold
Mott-Smith, Mrs. Manney Philips. Mrs.
Walter Hoffman,, Mrs. H. Wichman.
Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett. Mrs. James G..
Spencer, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mrs. ]. T..
Mcdonald, Mrs. Refs, Miss Anna Paris.
Miss Bacon, Mrs. Shaker. Mrs. James
Campbell, Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Pond,
Mrs. s. NJ. Parker, Mrs. E. W. Jordan.
Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown.
Miss j.. Kaufman, Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy,
Rain Walker, Mrs. Wine F. Allen, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Walker, Mrs. A. Atkinson.
Checks or money sent to Mrs. A. G..
Halves. Jr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-12
COSTELLO TO BUY
A FLEET PAGER
Leaves for Butte, Montana
The Story of a
Race.

Mike Costello, the weli-known reins-
man, leaves for the Coast this morning
on the Mariposa. From San Francisco
Costello intends to proceed to Butte,
Montana, where he will attend sale
of horses shortly to be held.
II am going to bring back sixteen
head of hack horses and two race
horses when 1 return, III six weeks, y
said the genial Mike to an Advertiser
reporter yesterday.
Costello added further that his spec
ial mission is to acquire Little Thorne
(2:07A) for local syndicate that in
tends to race him against the redoubt-
able Waldo J. The prevailing idea in
Honolulu just now seems to be that
there is a deal of money to be made
by defeating Archie Young-s grey
horse. Little Thorne is freely named
as the horse likely to accomplish this.
Costello drove for Adolpn Spreckels
in 1889, and Crown Prince, Royal
Prince. Flora S. and Charlie Ford
(2:12) are among the lengthy list of
| good ones he has handled. For up
! ward of four years he trained for G. p.
! Chamberlain in Tacoma, Wash, and
| in that owners employ gave Royal
/ Prince mark as a 3-year-old of 2:13A
| He worked seven years with By Holly
! ilc iliSl cilid Oiliy ldCe tAldl 1OSlcllC
drove down here was that memorable
freefor-all of 1898, when Loupe Gre
ated a sensation by defeating Irish
Lassie and Wela Ka Hao
| Costello was accused of throwing
the race, and the facts are yet fresh
in the memory of local horsemen.
This is the whole truth of the mat
ter" said Costello yesterday II TOLD
| the owner of Weia Ka Hoa tina,
| Loupe would beat his horse, as in my
opinion Wela Ka Hao was only a sec
ond rater.
The owner was confident of win
ming the race, however. ard bet 81, 500
with the owner of Irish Lassie thai
| Wela Ia Hao would beat Lassie In the
/ second heat. He promised me $500 if
would beat Lassie in the second heat
Il won the heat, but never saw the
color of the $500, Wela Ka Hao's owner
telling me that he had promised it
/ to me II | won the race. 3.
The charges made against me OF
1 throwing the race hurt me So much
! that made up my mind never to drive
down here again, and l have not been
/ in q Sulky since
My record on the Coast is too good
/ for me to have it slurred with i'm
i punity by local owners who are sore
over losses with bad horses. I am go
ing to get couple of good ones now
however, and there will be no mistake
! made next time / start"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-12
COATS HAS BADGES.
Handsome Souvenirs for Amateur
Athletes.

The physical director of the Young
Mems Christian Association has re-
ceived badges for the senior and Junior
gymnasium leaders. The badges are of
red silk lettered in gold and are in
tended to be sewed to the shirt across
the front.
The exhibition game of basket ball
between picked teams played last Sat
urday evening was a big success. The
result was that Ben Clark's team de-
feated B. Heilbron's combination by a
score of 22-2. The crowd present augur-
ed well for the commencement of the
season proper next Saturday night
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-12
TER RIFIC
CRASH.
A Broken. Shaft
Causes Much
Damage.
IN THE VALLEY
ELECTRIC PLANT
Employee Turns on Full Force
of Water and Machinery
Tears up Flooring.
N EIGHTEEN-FooT shaft fro,

A N EIGHTEEN FOOT shaft from
n an auxiliary wheel of the Govern
IA ment Electric Light plant in
Nuuanu valley. Is lying in the
Cation Neill machine shop for repair.
twisted and bent into the shape of the
letter S.
Last Wednesday evening the man in
charge of the machinery at the works
observed that there was something
wrong with the water wheel, as it was
making more noise than usual, and he
went upstairs te>~ turn off the power.
He was either little confused or care
less and turned the power the wrong
way. The entire plant is run by water
power from the reservoir and as a re-
suit a full head of water was. turned
on, proving too much for the machin-
cry. The great shaft of steel, eighteen
feet long and over three inches In di-
ameter. twisted and bent with the
strain and there was a great noise as
it gave way, tearing a great hole in
the floor and crashing through the win
dow with a force that shook the whole
building. The wheels were also injured
and some smaller shafts were twisted
out of shape.
AS the broken machinery was only
auxiliary, the power was not seriously
interfered with and the difficulty was
patched up. The waterwheels and the
couplings, together with big band
wheel, were taken to the foundry for
repair, where it will take over a week
to get them into shape. The shaft was
bent in such a manner that it had to be
filed from the couplings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-12

Every tourist and visitor to the Ha-
waiian Islands should make a visit to
the Island Cigar and Curiosity Shop,
lie Hotel street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-12

The overstreet Gold Redemption bill
places the two metals on a parity by
making the silver dollar exchangeabls
for gold.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-05
BALTIMORE & OHIOR,R,

Schedule IN eject July 5, 1901.
Leave WASHINGTON New Jersey Ave and 81
Cincinnati, -. Louis. and Indiznapolis 1905
a. H.. .2-45 p m, ITO night
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 1919 a m, $50 ?.
Columbus End wheeling. sos D. n
3:45 p n, for Shenandoah and points on n
v. r..
Wiaehester. ISIS a n. us.as. and $50 P n
4nnspolis. week davs. 7.I5. SIS .. m. ls.Is
and $50 P m sundays, $50 . m and AZ
FTeieriek. ISIS. 1900 HI0.5o a. n. ''1-I4
IA 80 and ''4.S5 p. n
HagersJoEn, 1906 a. m and so p n
Boyd and way points. SIS ''s-o0 a. n, ''l-B
ilf-SO $50 = -05 p M
Gaithers5Urz and way points s.35. 800 a
n. Il2-50, Ills. BIS, H4-S0, 800. i5-S9
washington Junction and way points. us.s5.
's9=OO a. m, ''1-15, +-35, $50 p n
Baltimore. Eeek days, KS. 500. ESQ. COS.
I2.I5 KID X8-p0. II 90 Ns-S0. Ak. N5-05.
x5-IO. $50. 70 $50. 100, 1000, Nll-S9.
lbs. p sundays. ~ = Nl-1o. N4-l5. 80.
1900 H.. Xl2-la. al-l0. l-l5. NS-H $50 $50.
x5.O5. x5.IO. 6-3J. so. 1000. EII.s0. @Iz-@E
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
AT trains Illuminated with PiHtseh light
Baltimore. Philadelphia New YORK. Boston. and
the East s2-s5, 200 ,Diner), $50 (B4Het).
s.g-O0 DINER. 1000 DINER a m, 'I2-la
CDiner). no (Dinerl 500 C-ROyei Limited. !,
al 50 D. n Sleeping open at 1000 oclockl.
esr.or ears on al day trains
Atlantic City. 1000 m, I.12-l0 noon, and
II-IO and 90 P n
sDziIy ..EKcept sunday. '-SUnday only.
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels ard
residences b. Union Transfer Co orders lsft
a. ticket Offices. 6I9 Pennsylvania avenue n0rth-
west New York avenue and Fifteenth Street, and
81 depot Telephone ticket ohices sor B q
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. 3 MARTIN. Mgr. Pas. TrI8c.
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon RAILWAY.

FROM Station. Pennsylvania Ave and ia 81
In effect November l. 1901
For AleTsndri1-Week DAYS $50, T-o4- 80.
500. 500. $50. s-25. 1000 lO-25. u-oo. II 30
a M KEGS I2.sO l2.45 X 90. l:25. 900 2-So.
Ta-n2 $3.50. $3.50. Xf-If. f-33. asa, SOS. x5-22.
5.+0 sos, go 200. 7:s0 SEQ. SIS. $50. lO-l5.
II 30. U.5g g. n
Sundsys-7-45. 600. 9.f5. 1890 100. 1850 A.
m. leo noon. I2-So 100. 80 200, go. $50,
$50 900. $50. 500 $50. 6-O0. $50, 7O0, 49,
500, s-f5, 9-30. 1O-l5. lIs2O. lI-50 p m
For Mount Yernon-Wrek DAYS $50. 500
lO-o0, II 90 a. m. Ni2-05 xl,05. 20. 1907.
Xi-l+ Nj-22, zoo. 9.s0 D. ~
sundays-9-o0 a. m. 100 noon. 200. 400,
$50 200. $50 D. n.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Wesk
days ESQ, 5-of. 7-S0. 500. s-29 s-59 s-25.
1000. II 90 a. M, sI2.O5. 12-a0 '12.f5. l-05.
= rs. 200 go goo $50. $50 - -3s s4-54,
So SOS. $50. 100. 500 , m
SbNDAHS-7-s5. 900 gas. 1000. II 90
sll.2o a n, 1900 noon. $3.50 800 'l-SO. ZOO
go, 500. $50. 400. 40. 500. $50,
$500 $50. 900. 80 6 90 D. m.
Express TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
J. COLVTN, Superintendent
c. F. ABBOT. President.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-05
SEAbUARDAi LINE RY,

'C1DTtlI civ Route"
Leave Washington. Penna- r. r Station-
tg:OtA. A. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY MAII-Through Pullman SIeepers
q Jacksonville, connecting a.
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 20 Atlanta
6:50 p. M FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMITED Through Pullman sleep
ers 90 Tampa and Atlanta.
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
20 Petersburg Raleigh. southern Pines pine
hurst. Camden Columbia. savannah, Jscks11-
y..ie and all Florida points Charlotte. Athens,
Atlanta. New Orleans. ChartInOOga Nashville,
points West and Southwest
AGO A. ~. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY. southern Pines (PJnehu-st). Ham
let and iEtermediate points
Once. Ifgf y Y and Penna r r Ohcez-
r. 2. l. BUNCH. W Il DOLL.
General PAS Agent General Agent
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-05

For RENT-HOTsEs.

FOX hENF-ro select c0Io-ed tenants new. raui-
tary i-room fats: all modern improvements: tiIed
pain ideal homes for comfortable and economical
ilFing FIRST floor. SI2s second h0or SIi; third
moor 80 Also 1880 and 1913 81. Sc. s. per
e3l-6
FOR RENT-FREE: 20 coIored Derzo5s. Ave
room houses northeast. free for one month. and
lhen only s. q month CAYWOOD & GARRETT
corner 18th ST. and New York ave. nv. rn3-Im
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wANTED-HOUsEs.

WANTED-By laundross washing % D. az hose
or DAYS work out 81 FentOn ST. ne ei-2
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Na>i1p-Hr-t-c.ass waist hand at .I3 nth S
Tu. 90
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-05
STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co,

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
-- por News and al points south. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News,' Norfolk" and ~ ash
- inxton." on the following schedule:
". Washington. {. 80 pm II. PyrIsmCUth.5.90 pm
". Aexzndria--7-J0 Pra ". Nqrio,k.---6oo pm
Ar. TT Monroe. 200 am I Lv IT Monroe 800 pm
Ar Norfolk 8 % an Ar Alexandra q 30 ARD
Ar Portsmouth g IS an Ar WsslliuEt0u--7-00 an
- Tickets on szIe and stateroous reserved
- Al general ticket office. BCnd Building, l4th
- st. and n Y. ave. az downtown Office,
- Ctr st. and Pa ave- At office on wharf
- and on board steamers.
- ES-F0r further information apply a. gen
- erai Offices foot 9Th st., phone 80. OF
- Bond Building lfth ST. and y Y ave,
- Washington. D. G. Phone 300
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW UTHAMPTON-LOEDOy.
Eriesland Nov 6. Noon Haverford No. q noon
I'm 1hia No 3. 10 am Phila- Dec. T. 10 s-a-
St Paul-No-2O 10 an. 81 Paul Dee. n 70 an
RED STAR LINE
EEW YORK-SETWERP-PA
EFiesland- Nov 9. noon Haverford No. q. noon
Southwark No l3- noon iceland Dee A. noon
~ aderiand Nov-2o. Eoon Frie- Nd Dec Il noon
Ne" tUin-screw steamers cali z az Cherbourg
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers "A and Is y r.
New York Once. 3 Er8aFuqv
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 ? St y W
Or C. ". Moss, I4II G St. n W
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NANTEp-SgyorIl cooks and one nurse. so 90
80 HABRELL'S AGENCY, 32I Psunsy lyaui3
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HELP wANTED-MALE

WANTFD-Whftc writer In .I,ri,... -...--- 5rs stb
ST. nv sl
ANTED- CoIorr-I ,rr.ud l-,- NON recommend
Cd. none other. - - week J. EAT.Ng ARTFN Il
Sons, 1917 Penusy Iyauia -yr 81
WANTED-Pafntcrs NupIy 9f "a 18th 80 rrv
JOHN H. WALSH 81
WANTFU-Whfte farm hand and g.r..r.5 r,Trf,.r-
SO o. SD per month UARNrII-~ ,GFNgy
sHr T..-7-,r,.. -.95 ..,
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SOUTHERN RY.

Schedule corrected 20 November 8 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania station
sol a. n Daily. Local for s0nburg War
renton Charlotte, and Szy stations
HIS a Daily L : Fast Nail Sleeping
20 New Orleans. Columbia, savannah and
jacksonville. uniting AZ Salisbury with sleeper Tor
Ashevile. Chattanooga. and Aemphis. and q
DaEyl.le with sleeper fer Birmingham and
Charlotte, With sleeper Tor Augusta Sold traia
Wash.a EtOB 20 New orleans. Dining car scTvios-
49, a. m- Daily Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
E.0I ?. m Week Days. Local for Fro1. Royal
StrasbUrg. and HarrisOaburg-
$50 p m Daily Local for W4rrenton and
Charlottesville
$50 p m Daily Washington and Ch4ttanoo-a
Limited Cia LEnchburEl- Stepping CATS Q, Ro4a-
Okc Knoxville. CEar-znO1Ez. Memphis and NeE
Orleans Through coach 80 Memphis. Dining car
service
SIS p n Daily \ Y IA Express. sleep
lag cars 10 Augusta with connections Fcr AikeA
AID Charleston. and 90 Atlanta. savannah. JACK
so1yiIIe. and Port Tampa Th 0CEb coaches %
Jacksonville and Atlanta Uniting az Daugillc
with Pullman sleepers from Richmond and Nor
folk for Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington g.
san Francisco Mondays WeJEgs-lys and Frl-zys-
Dining Car Service
I1-4j D. t. Daily. ash uEtun gn1 Southwest
rrn Limited the only exclusively Pa Imam tram
between Washington and the south sleeping
cars % AsllyI-le Knoxville. Chattanooga. and
Nashville and Atlanta Macon. birmingham
v-7ruhis Montgomery, Mobile. and New Orleans
club car Washington % Atlanta Dining car
s-rylce-
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and other IL
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences BY Union
Transfer Co On o-ters left a. Ticket Once Is
l5th -. NV 81 PenHa- Ave NV and a.
Peru -r.r-rn
Phone Main If4L for P. R. r. Cab Service
FRANZ CANNON ID a. D. -.. ..H IEr.
s H. HABUVICk. General Pass'r A-rnt.
l. 5 EE-.N ------- -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-05

Through trains from ne S-uth arrive Washing
ton 6-42 an. t.52 am s-35 NJ daily. 2-l5 p-m-
a-f g-Ug pm. daily. From HarEIsgu1urg u 81
m week DAYS and 9-s0 pm. daily. From Char
IottesviIIe SIS s-m- and $50 pm daily
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-05
TRANS OF BLUEWONT BRANCH

Leave Wash. nytau --IJ a. me 100 81. H.. ass
ID IN and 4-aJ r. ~. wees -afs and s-1I a.
4, and f-s5 o. M SUNDAYS only f1- Blusu5ut
nd t-25 D. ~. week GHys for Lcc-1CrE.
Returning arrive Wash.n- ION sea g. m. and
500 o. m daily. and ,-5+ A. NJ and --i5 p Ia.
Javs from LeesllrE-
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FOR nENr-rIRN1snrn RnoMs


FOR RENT-Faur choice rooms and hath. all
front. corner hcuc. for light h0uSesCCVlu-. ref
yren,e required 500 st. u,- e'-"
FOR RENT-Uufurni-hed rooms; heat. BATH gas
light housekeeping. 1929 fcUusg wanna ave NV
e5-5
FOR RENT-YouD= couple would Ike two re-
spectacle Young mon t0 take furnished room to-
gether, home comforts. ST. Sc c5-5
FOR EENT-A neatly furnished front harI room
with board. also table board 018 Massachusetts
ave nw- mos
FOR RENT-Furnishcd large second floor front
room; also nice large room first floor 906
st. NJ m5-a
FOR RENT-Thrcc nicely furnished commuur-
eating rooms with the privilege az cooking pic.
$50 per month with gas, also single rooms rsa-
sonahle- III. g 81 NV ms
FOR RENT-Tuo rooms, furnished. uos II st.
NV mos
FOR RENT-oue furnished room to gentleman,
convenient to 5th ST. cas-, tS5 Q st. nv. mos
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished third story front
room; = per month @16 Sd ST. nv. NOS
FOR RENT-Two communicating rooms; nicely
furnished; moderate 4os 9Th ST. NV. mss
FOR KENT-Two bedrooms. furnished with heat
and gas; gentlemen preferred. 62glA Maryland
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms s. and s.. Cen
temen- ll25 18th ST. NV. ei-5
FOR RENT-Scgond floor front room: furnished or
unfinished 1922 New Jerzgy ave NV ei-S
FOR RENT Furnished front and back parIors.
723 9Th st. NV. els
FOR RENT-Furuishsd. two single rooms, well
heated = month DOB AZ ST. NV els
FOR RENT-Ta-ce furnished rooms. AS 10Th ST.
NV mss
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for light house
II =.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms. heat. cas.
and bath. housekeeping 800 sth ST. NV ml-S
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished. well heated. third
story 'front.' room, so; halI room. 50. 725 nth IT,
nv Wf-5
FOR RENT-rro nicely furnished rooms; mod
crate Goa 81 st. NV. mas
FOR RENT-Smau room. second floor; steam
heat y month. 42l 9Th st. NV. MIS-
FOR RENT-To unobtrlsive gentleman. large.
neatly furnished room. between q and J, and
18th and lith stS. NV: bath convenient. with
plenty Of hot water at all times. rent very rca-
Sonalle- Address BON SOS, this Office. mas
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished rooms with or
without board, convenient 10 all lines Of cars.
Address S26 4th ST. NV m2-3
FOR RENT-Furnished, three nice rooms III
B st. mss
FOR RENT-III5 I st. NV. large. handsome.
warm, sunny room; opposite park; reasonable.
m3-S
FOR RENT-NfceIy fusnihed rooms; Sd. IS. s22
= ST. NV MIS-
FOR RENT-Rooms for light housekeeping. single
OF en- suite; all modern improvements; reason
able; heat, gas. lIGi o ST. NV mss
FOR RFNT-HaI bedroom; SC. 2Is Il st. NV.
mss
FOR RENT-722 Oh IT, me- large furnished front
room; private family. mss
FOR RENT-Large front room, nicely furnished;
heat, bath, and gas 7o3 New jersey ave NV.
,2-3
TOR RENT-RoomS. furnished; heat, gas. s 20
SIS references. POI + nv eL-G
FOR RENT-Nice large front room; bath and gas.
$40 First st. ne. e2-3
FOR RENT-Threc large nicely furnished rooms.
en- suite OF single; rent reasonable. 3O2 Ind ana
ave w e2-3
FOR RENT-ISSs II ST. NV. furnished rooms
Permanent or transient e2g-IO
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-MALE-

by fr-t-eri-. safe and hotel
cook Bon 81. this office 81
WANTED-By stenograruer aud Typewriter. four
years experience, position where accuracy aud
energy are appreciated, highest references. Al
dress BOX SD. this office. 81
NANIED-By young man. stead. position as
meat cutter IN store or market Lrai of refer
ences- address BON 80. this Office mi
WANTED-By relisIl, culgred uap place 10
drive for doctor; good reference l3i7 18th
ST. nv. mi
WANTED-By respectable oaI1red man. good
home. good hand with horses and can do any
kind Of houscworE. FRANK ROBINSON. Takoma
Park. D. C., Blair ave. mi
$40 TO ANYONE securing me indoor position:
good security. bond and references. a. T.. rs
18th 81 - mn
WANTED-By Young csfored man. good -itua-
ton; can drive A. ~ WILSON. - 23ru 81. nj
WANTED Situation a. porter. 90 drive In nri-
waite family, or hguslE1rh. references 2sz ID
nv MI
WANTED-By colored boy. place To vork In
house or for doctor, reference. Apply 1926 l.
st. mi
WANTED-P0sition A. salesman. can Furnish best
Of reference. BON 5I4 this Office. e4-s
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WANTED-BECYCLEs.

wANTED-Bcycles bought outright and taken
On storage. At 42s stt ct. mG-Im
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WASTED-To buy 5-room house for about 81 100;
replies must contain lowest price and location.
Address BOX 492, this Office ms-g
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wANTED-IIOOms.

"ANIED-AOOmS-
WANTED-Three OF four uuigruuhd rooms FOR
light housekeeping; first or -coud floor. stat.
price; must be reasonable BOX $50 this office
eI
WANTED Three or four unfinished rooms for
light housekeeping having child I- months old
Address bon j34 this office mi
WANTED-Ouc OF two rooms first or second foar
for light manufacturing. central location Ad-
d-ess BOX 500, this ofirs- mss
WANTED-Preferably IN Office building house
keeping rat for two refined business women. with
hrst-claSs references; Vii give SIS for three IN
furnished rooms with beat and I.ht. within
SIX squares o. 10th and pa. ave. NV. Address
Bon SO. this Office. auIs-tF
wANTED-HOBsEs AND VEHICLES.
WANTED-A gentle har-e t5 sork every other
day .or its keep; light work BOX So this Of
fee. Ga
WANTED-Horcs 90 winter fgl IS pes month
Address BOX S. RiycrlaIe Nd us-s
WANTED-H0rses 10 winter al ry farm near
Rockville, Nd. Address g.. g.. IUChER>ON
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HELP wANrED-MALE AND FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

- - AIoNs " m fsi6-h h1nALA-
vANTED-By frst-class cook. place in restaurant.
cafe, Ur boarding house. OF private family with
o-t washing. furnish good references. yIf 2 % 81.
nv 81
WANTED-By respectable c5Iored girl place In
srr-ii family; wages from 81 % SO. 2zIi 9Th St.
ma Il
b tNTED-By respectable colo-ed girl. place as
r.am1armaid OF waitress, OF general house work.
ci beirces ~. NV 81
NANTED-sitlatious 1.-TWO nice girls D.. nurse.
ulIrIH--. chambermaId, also halliday work; re.-
eren.-- lol5 New York ave- mi
WANTED Situation by settled white woman.
tp DO cooking and Homework. also plain sewing.
good hone and moderate wages desired. Apply
oiY NcE YORK ave nT. NIB
WANTED-By a colored girl place to work after
school i6 Pierce So nE-. room g. MI
WhNTED-Situation by young white Wonsa as
fr>t-r'ass cook in private family. Address i'm
mediAtely BOX so, this oiice- m5-2
WANTED-By ooloTed woman, place as cook In
private family; stay nights. % Defrees court
H. mi
WANTED-By an experienced laundress. work TO
take home OF 20 out Call at @JZ % ST. NV mi
" tNTED- Washing and ironing 10 do at home or
private laundry; frst-class references 40 o
81. alley ma m5-2
WANTED-By neat color5d girl. a place as
oianbeuua.d or light h0uscw0rk. 1873 = 50. NV.
MI
WANTED-By a light colorrd woman. situa-
ton ch4mbcrmaid iu hrSf-class family, refer
eroe- Address 225s 18th st. NV. nj
WNNTED-By a settled white woman. a place
,l4mbermaid iu a hotel or take charge Of
furnished house for lady or gentleman; can iur-
nlsh best Of references. Address BOX 52g. tbs
Office n
WANTED-By laundress, washing 70 D. at hose
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FOUND.

POUND Female dog, Tag No. a-~. Cal ". 90
q 70. NV mss
EolAL CLUE MENDs ANYTHING: Drag
gIsts. Zoe
lCE CREAM. zoe gallon. not made n cellar.
tlt above ground, for sewer gas alounds IN cei-
els and Deeds typhoid. dlphJher.s. etc., moral.
don ,lt iH4t llud. LACTYS pure and
.,lr'0IS- CO. y : ave. Phone 20si
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NANIED-Threc women, plain cook. general
-. NV. Il