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HELP NgANrED-mALE < FEMALE.

rs ANTED-Warse- and s--1r,sr. CEN STEAM
LAUNDRY. 81 s.I NJ. Nv 81
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Observation-Disclosures


w ANIEb-uld mahogany furniture. Aslr.--
"a - LL5 o1ige els
WANTED - --0-d-la11 r1uter. bonds srJ
selntlI-s. Address BOX a. tins Office rgf-.
hANIED-Hizlest casl prices rz.I f5r lsd-r.'
and geliis fl-t-at clothing. drop postal IN
call %. lAksHEo. 1908 I'm s. nv d-gas-im
WANTED-lOu % know you can get zeal home
mace bread cszes AID pies AZ the SIT VERNON
HONE BAKERY. also tie bs.t c1t.-e -tI.-,t
brese in the city 81 9th 81. av. mI7-lm5
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid Tor iron bed. CON
per, BRAS. toiiles. book stock and rubber. aIso
machinery and general merchandise. EDGAR
sAoA zCyy .tA .. nv. del2-u
NAAlED-IaHn tickets i0r dis--onss .D5
lczeiry5 highest cash prices u-id Tor old r9ld
tIEer, etc. LOUIS ABRAHAM. 81 Oh 81. nv.
deg-H
hANTED-iiighest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents csst-oh clothing: DROP postal IN
call = kEbEohl- 1905 'tl o. ma. ae5-lm-s
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NANTEp-Whte lunch bar men, glass. pantry
work. and assistant Storgr1om. for hoteIs.
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and Penra. ave.
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Tickets. Siecr
information can
S. 5Il Peuu=y
Station. EaZEl
and rzIecr
'Phou- g.
FRA. GAN.
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TINS or BLuENoNr ERANCH

Lelv. Washington g-gI a. n Lal.y. 100 O. 10
AS o. IN. and f-s2 2 n week DAYS. and C-eo D.
ID Su1tzrs on'y FOR BiCcmont- and o-e5 q n
aaeE G-rS and Ii-80 p. M. theatre trala. A1I-
DAYS We51esdlys and Saturdays Tor Leescu-s-
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.


on your furniture pianos, organs. etc, and yoa
can pay lt bach 10 small weekly Or monthly Pay.
LLeuLs-
ABSOLUTELY No DELAY.
Our business is strictly c0uddcntiai. no I'm
bsrTassiug questions TO ask ycu- Lowest fatey IN
r--.I- N
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ron RENT-sTABLEs.

FOR EEAf-ENceilGt stalls In large brick
hlaDle. including ropur For wagon or buggy. q
per MONTH Euqui's A l.. kENDiG. 1th and +
rLr-
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LOST.
FOUND.

ToUND-Ladios! Royal" Clues AaytAizg.
EANSS. I0c
FOUND-At LaCcy's. most modern zee cream fac
tory iu America. c-hc.aus chocolate. vanilla and
strawberry ice C-e1m: made from tle lrl.t not
Tie acid- goc per gallon. Also La eos special
&c per gallon. CElcc cor New York NVl. Phone
Aair gfS. deio-tf
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narrRoAn.
railroads
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER or sixth AND ST4
TO A. a. DAILY. PITTSBU re EXpRESS-PzTiof
and Dining Cars Harrisburg 20 Fitts5urg-
u--r a A- DAILY PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
fli.Ua1 serping. Dining. SMOKING, end OBJ
fcT'liion Cars Hlrr -sbusE 20 Chicago, Cincin-
ma lnc-4n1po.ls. s. Louis. Cleveland. and
L1---' Huses Par.ar Car CD Harrisburg
70, A. y. DAILY FAST LINE-PuIlalaa Brsst
I".9r Car % Harrisburg B1fCt Far-0r CEr
Edfr--1l-- o. Fi-ts5urg.
SD p n DAILY CHICAGO AID ST LOUIS
Afar->->lcCqnc Car Washington % 81
LOUIS and sleeping aut Dining Cars H=r-iS-
t-'ic % minneapolis. 81 Louis. Nashville ga
t.a.tf-rI AID Llglsyiilr) and Chicago
'--- T. - DAILY ST. LOUIS EAPRE>s-PCI-
nan Sleeping Car Harrisburg Co s. souis-
4-i2 T. 81 DAILY. WESTERN EXPRE,SS--PuU-
Eah Steep 1g Car % Pitts1u-s and Chic1so-
7-i5 p g. DAILY. CLEVELAND AND CTNCIN-
NAti EAFtE.>-i'ulin1a eyping Cars A4,A-
5E-t'n 10 Fittsf--E. and Harrisburg 90 -fc~
ttl- and trLrllulrl- DlEilg Car
l5-l1 p n. DAILY PACIFIC EKPRESS-FuI-
nan s.eeTinS CIR q Pittshurz
80 A. D. DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS.
E-,A through Psrloi Car. Dining Car. and
toa.hes 90 Buffalo VIA Emporium Jcurs-6n-
10 g. D. ior Kane. C4n1nG=irus. Rochester. and
Niasara Falls daily. except Scndsy-
10 a 81 Cor Eimira and Rerov0 d1iIs except
sunny. tsr hl-liamsPoTt uIiiv. z-23 q. N
a--' p n DAILY BCFFALO NIGHT EXPEES9
-El'I through Buffet Sleeping Car ant GAGS
. y huH3-o- va Emporium Junction
- p y DAILY i'r Ere; for Rochester Busao.
S-eePtng Car y Washington 90 EochestCr
- 90 p B. Tor ETic Cansudaigls Rochester,
bula-o. and NlaEzra FAILS daily. Pol ,ren
Sleeping Ca Washington % Rochestar s2tur-
days only.
100 p n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily
lor View York. al ParIor Cars. Eith DiniHs
Car from Baltiuore
For Philadelphia New York ami
the East
EzP-=z, 100 Dining Carr. s., 80 fDiui7s
Car. 800. 1870 Dining Carr lo.25, and y -
Dining Car from WiIuingt0nl A. ~ I1-s8.
S=l5. 40 (DsninT Car from Rsltirngrel, Sc
1850 r N. 1910 night On sundays T-00
Dining Car --57. -5T Dining Car. 5-0a.
les. loo Dining Car from Wlsningtanl A.
n, 1913. 8-I5 40 Dining Car from Dalti-
FhilaaeiPhia only, Express. isf5 A. 81. lis
p b. Wcek-days, 2-Gl, 4-lo and $40 ?. NJ
daily.
Tor boston. without change, as l. Il. week.
days and 40 =. NJ daily
Tor Baltimore. 6-l5. 100. 7-G5, 80, 81,
geo l0-0o. He's. lO-5o. Il 90 A N, Is-I5.
le;s5, LIS, 2-0l, SIS. 500 (-0 Limi-eiJ.
10 40. 81 40. $40, 5-I5 ESQ --lG, T-ts.
1000. 1910. HIS p n. and i--I0 nig1t- On
Sundays 200. 80. T-57, SEQ s7a5- le-Z5s
tl-G0 Limited). 40 $40, 40, SEQ. 6-ls-
60. s-l5, 7-f5, 1870, lo-io r. n, and I5:Is
uisht-
For Pope,s Greek Line. 7:s5 = r. and - =
- Aaa56o.iS. zoo. 500 A. n. 1913 am s.4s
?. ~ weekdays Su-L1ss, 300 A. n and
$40 r. s.
T-caet CEccs. corncr Fi,teenth ard G streets.
I'D - the station. sixth and y Streets. sPasrs
.r6r-s can be Jeff for the checking C Baggage
Telephone call '-II4I' &C. PsEEEylranll Rsil-
-ozd Cab Service.
: HUTCHINSON. = z WOOD.
GeasraI l:aaaCzr esnr-sl H4s-a=T AEraL
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NV IOKh-ANId EBP-PARIS-
ICELAND, Jan. g. noon s1u-fv-lrE Ian. - noon
fIles-aud, Jan ., noon Ysd-si4ud Jan. 20 noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers "a and IS y. r. Offce. 7g Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. laOs p s. n W.
o. &. ". AloEs III O s.. \ W.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

hANlLD-Bl CllorsI 1.aH s..r..Ts .....r
honest, and reliable. steady position ID. d..
- rough 7grE around house. --.-- ra-fs..-lr. .. b..
drive iar a doctor Addrs-- 4. o. B.. l-I r..-.-
lt.ion a. NV stating saz-- o.
hANlED-By y3luZ married uaa- rls.. b. -.r
elevator oi attend ta --gUl9-.- reference -.as.
.ta -f. E-.
WANTEB-Br meat iHIg,.-iar. ..-lr-. =l-. -
~ ur ilE fY vail Oh darruT 1. IHss--'.... f..t.-
aisn piece i1 eEVerieunei waiter. driver. s..E.
Iefefen.e-- lgla Agv Aar. aF-. rr
AAAlEN-Bv settled Dal0r.t nan lr.a l..-
eina. a'--t"Gua hand. va-a ls -Hs EiaF inside.
800 81 49, en-.
NANIED-Bs respectable ..'lleI nan. r.rs-.
~ work around house ur attend Ill,a.- FRANK
EyBiN>IN Blair road, TszaHa Pork. p. g.. a
MANIED-By Young man uIr Il,sT.ls. 10.
hle"oer 5fIg sld If-urir.u-. position iu o4..-
San uIrrl t.- NJ T.ielal.t.. AIIfa-- - a..
sfalaua arr. r
MAAIEI--r'-it'1Is by tir1 .res cook, r.I f.-
chPeIltHcel restaurant cooks. sai t.r-. ar,-rg-
date ~Glr-r-. SD OH ma r
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FOR EXCHANGE,

WILL EXCHANGE an improved sewing machine
TOT d" organ. Adore, MRS. q. BERRY. 81 4
81 e.. c3l-y
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sALE-A genuine a-traEtsn cape l5r $40
Enquire - % 81 N.Y. cZ-&
FOR SALE Mcdowell portable oven. cheap ~
sll 81 EU- es-S
FOR SALE-rucIy marked pug puppies. - each.
Addre~- BON p This office NILS
FOR SALE-Favu tickets joy diamond ring and
earrings. addrcs- BOX g. this Office mI-s
FOR SALE-A meas grinder. Cali at PAT. CAR
LEY = II5S 10Th e. NV msI-s
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FOR RENr-rURxIsur:D ICONS


FOR RENT NiceIy-rurni-hcd Ia,E ..aT,sr. suit
7,.y ''' one or two gcnelemen- ai. ST. H".
FOR RENT furnished rooms. 25s 81 ST. NV
tu l. hiNI-l''"us. furnished: IN The most
mi
board 5I- ad 81 nv. ms
fbN hENl-t uIni~hea re"H- front. fuu4 h'"r.
no. N~-~- ave- ms
FOR RENT Near Car.tol. Library. and Navy
Yard furnished front rooms private iamlIy- lsl
!'h XIV Rooms Single a"' 'N s...''- r..''
Er1i- c,sEsa.l" location convenient i' aa I'-
i'-'--.'ni-- $40 rih 80. H". i--'
FT-RNF~UrD ,- ,-,,,.,.,.r.r r..... .....r..., .,-
Pg e5 1tsaHl heat. hath. and elevator WON'T
W. Ll--HIS, iil2 t,h II. Hg- els
FOR EENI-CrutraI. cos I-tr ST. NV. second
-.'' ''.'' ''' ''a'''' room i''l''i--.'.'- "1-s
FOR RENTED A ST. se.. 5-r..rn brick. sIa
ROOM I1. Central irfIdfo- stb g-d r.rr7 1yr
-''-
FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished 5r uularui-acl
4-' 18th ST. NV mis-
FOR Rr,T-r.--. ,r.., f-.--.r.r Ga. 1..Lt
I....-s,-..l-.. No. 49,
e--.,, 80, z,-.-' neat ,-@ ! ST. NV '"'-'
ro o ". I'M a., 81 NV Two c very ag'9.l e
souahle 90 rieLt rgrfr ,gl-e
- -
$ and 4 l,1 nc on l'i''''' I'm
gas . - Per n-2nlh- eeI-i
FOR RENTING OF {. zee wclI-hratcd rooms:
furnished or unf,f-nisbed- either siurlv or on
omc % 1 or S S5 g board private family
on Ill Nh l 81 e, room ioTnS"edi steam heat
- ---------
FOR RENT-Thrce nicely furnished Communi-
,,r','r, ,y ,gS - aIti i l,' r %
Printing Once. farrss y.rg 49,. I-,,te 50IE Mas
FOR RENT - Rooms ,or7r,I.t,l, g,r-ri.rs5 for
housckeepipg- Ca T-rc-s- - G,-,i+-- ~ NJ,
Jersey ave Sc m3l-3
ron PVT $500
pN nj -, 'I-l2i table furnished rooms; dow
II st. NV e2s-7
,-1-r, -
is+ ys'r t-,.-,l- 81 I.7' C.-ss
- - -.
and ibrary. Wi f,r,l so, -, La, Ise.ns C-PlIot
-. iS'es, tFsISent' and table ard
-------- 49,. - - - -lhl--- oeL4-Lin
ran E,E-rU Vr~r,Truureursr, r,no,rs
Top rrSr ~ go. - -
fr-- I--r - s7r -I ~ 80 -. -
r.-
-.- mes
~, r,T,,.--
Ii' a a. ''-.i-- room -i- @i-G,.,- or ".g=
80 az, -'.' 10 t-----'- A-.'a'a hpA az, ..''
l---'
FOR RENT 4r-- -,-HuT a-.~ front -frr..rrs-
-'+Al.s neat others; uols.keelnus- -ll D na.
Fap pt.,-r , O.. "a. ..- ..- a. T. -. -
7-I-| ~ De "-
aa1-. 40 ,-,t.' c. 80. -. -. an
- o. ''.. -
TOR GENg-T-o nice rogus go I've Il z,g
MIS-
FOR RENI-Three unfinished sssoud-fo0r
rooms. neat. gas. bath; new brick house SIS
18Th ST. ne eSI-5
FOR RFNT H. 5--IF-----5-I-5 - 80 -.-T
A'gl- private baihi on car lEe- 1922 81 e.. NV.
t2l-o
FOR RENT-Tuo uuf,1rrigbed room. lind Ho1r-
heat "a. hath -. 5fb ~ ag1-2
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WANTTD-1 Dung lady to take care 81 Studio
and pU-c whom Ur.-.IrF- morning ou'E- NJ
ply 1910 hs--- ave- uN-- morning ei
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FOREIGN MAILS.
Washington. d. &, rosfomce Notice.


Washington. ID. g, POstoHice Notice
Should be read daily. As changes my occur
a. raF tire.
FOREIGN MAILS are Forwarded to tire uortz
@. 5liLin- daily, and the schedule Of c'osia-s
. arranged on the prescription OF ftllr I'M
.Ett -tuPred overland transit Fog the uee. end
Ine January &. 1902 the last eoluectiHe closes
VII be made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows
Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAT-t5) At HES p m 49, ITALY direct
per r. g. T. BlsUlrys fT0ne Aoek HaI
must b. directed Per S. e. r. EsElrck-"
fcl At ll--5 o. m for iREf AND Pc g. s.
Juhr.a from New York. VA tlueru--1au. Nail
FOR other part, OF EUROPE U.sst be directed --Pc,
g. s. Ju5yia'
Co A. Il-Z5 o. m far EJROPE. per g. g.
kroT prIlz " -llein-- nom New Norf via Ply
mouth, Cher5au-g and Breaaeo- Mail for IRE
LAND must be dEel'ed --Pe- s. - kroUpriHz
Wilhelm"
lcJ A. I1-25 p. I'D. for AZORES ISLANDS. per
s. IS. Tartar Prince. fr1z Ne7 Y1rz Nlu f1r
ITALY must De directed per s. a. Tartan
Prince
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

---
HELP vANTED-FEMABE
----------.---..- .------------ 1880
" ANTTD-l Uf.re lady fH take care 81 studio
tll hySe "i'h A...'' -.s..-''7 ''- ~
~ - -
- AAtti,- N'iiAn, -..- -f 49,, ~. r. IA Ia
-. "--"'S' 81
"a li'-
NAN I'.- "'.'' ... ' -'
---1
Al, >-s.r- .-r ... .. General f..-r-ay-r-f.- sim.
-
--...
~ IN 7g- -... ID
EANTru. Woman ar. .... ....auT- the opera
'.- ... -. ...- .,.r ~.--.'H rl--
,-l-,r ---f-,,r.r ,r.,r.f.,. 10 SID. O. ,.,. ID
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Organs, ST. Weekly.

Organs, ST. Weekly.
Clearing saIe o. Organs a, $40 to $50. on 81
weekly payments T. g. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
desl-tf
FOR sALE-A grandfather clock; in perfect
running order 10aa 81 nv m5I-5
FOR sALE-S. O. Brown Lerhorus- great egg
laying chickens price. > a trio, prize winners
r. e. BOOTH, cor. 10Th and G sts. ms. H5l-S
FOR SALE-Piue wood at cut rate: sawed and
split. $40 llE cord. delivered Blocks. 3 90
WILLIS BRu,. la1z - Uha,i So. NILS
CHEAPEST GOOD PRINTING ia Wssllinyto7
bond paper, tahic-ed, $50 HAYS, 80 / st.
NV MIL
BIC SNAPS FOR CLOSE BUYING AIEN.
Soc silk NelEWear %.
Soc Driving Gloves Mems and Boys3 ....... zar
81 ssxony Wool tud-rv. Too. ~.
y Heavy Sucaters Biel's ana Roy,8 $500. 40,
s. slXCUy Wool Jacket. double breasted 49, qse
> Blue Flannel Shirts. ---------.-.-.-----.- $50
SO New Drop Csbine, sewing Mseii1-s 81. 81 3
z3c SaEJ1y " Dol Sos ljc
81 IuIl Dress ........... T4r
C. AUERBACF. and r. Importer Of saxony
Wool German ilsud-Euit Jackets and Sweaters.
Domestic Sewing Machine AGeucy- u2g-C
FOR sALE-Tgpcu ritels all make SIS mp: rent
reasonable cIlarges- WisHNCrON TYPFWRrTFR
EXCHANGE. az 9TH uv- mss-I9
FOR SALE-slighlly used stira piano At a bar
gain Almost new Upright piaLo. $3.50 EEl5e
piano, SD tooc Lhicher.ug pisuo. So Square
pianos a. Iou a. SIS Easy uou.hIy pavfrlr.s
STiEFF PIANO WAKEROONS. 52i IIia NV. J. O.
CoALltF, AGr cI-tf
FOR SALE-Tas best homemade fruit cake and
AeT England rriEcc pies can he f0u1la az the
Mt. VERNON HOME BAKERY. go g-l e. nv.
dcl1-Imo
on CREDIT All kinds lres goods. s.i-ts. suits.
fIrs, blankets, lace curtains. mems 4ld boys
clothing, &C Address Boa S5S. This oaice.
6eS-lm
wANTED-B. TAEsHEs. 1905 7th st. nv. high
est cash prices paid i0s ladies' and gents cast
od clothing. CROP postal. IN call elm
parrots dogs cats, raubits, etc sCH3IUs BIRD
STORE. ~ 18th -. Nv. H0-5-tf
FOR SAILS for Morris chairs with Lair c,,sa.
ion; 60 i1- Aalr mattress an tao parts oas arm
rockers sI4S; Led CON and paIlOr suites. &lO
Per week. REDNOND'S. Su-SIS 9Th ST. ma.
eo-tt
roR sALE-Cooa quality Opsque shades. atrsd
10 your Wir1Ows only 25c; the best qua!its oil
opaque shs - 5lci hung free; UiG call aith
lampies. kLEEBLATTs. liza aud SIS. ne.
Phone last 25-D ei0-a
FOH sALE-sUBTRBAN.
50 DoWN. balance 80 laoudl; homes. FIERCE
& PIERCE. Vienna. 49,. Le.2r-1it
FOR >AIE-At El0aaIaud u4uy houses and Ilts
al bargain prices ole -iN-Toom house. s. 800.
worth SZ.s0g- GRACE A. THOMAS t-rearsu
Bldg u2s-T
STORAGE.
STORAGE. % cents Iaaf. UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY. geo lolh 30. rE- NILS
FOR RENT-SU BJRBAN.
FOR EENT-Il.u-c. -. one -. n LOHRIE.
H.IUe.oI. D. e.. usT-.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LIVE
I'D STAR LINE

NEW UTUAlfPION-LOSD0S
ICELAND. Jan s. noon PHI phia Jan -. % am
nt-LOIIs Jan u. 20 uI. 81 paul Jan 20 lU @ Ii
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NANTsu-l -.r' .. Oh. general hou-ewors. stay
nights I Nl. .F.. a. eos
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COLUMBIA GUARANTEE co.,

MONEY To LOAN at az 90 per cent, r. suy~s
Of 81 900 20 $1,000 on Z. C. real estate: pay OF
and per cent mortgages and begin anew. ala
transactions couGgcted with economical consider
alton iog borrpweTs Wa ii. SAUNDERS CO,
1907 J. At NV
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WANTED-O,d mahogany furniture. Asl
BpA -5 This Office. III
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TOR EbN1 Good square pianos. s. and - pea
month +. O.. SMITH. 1905 Pa ave. is2-ti
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

NANrED-By uidoUCr with child Ib0g) OF tv,
years. rrg unfinished rooms with party uh.
vii take care Of oAild during The dsy. stat,
terms which n.usc Gee reasonable. AdGre-- BnN
s. This Office s.T-g
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TOR sALE-HOUSEs-

TOR sALE-HOUSES-
TOR SALE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR A
tOLDkED FAMILY.
~...stea lfs tH- h.rtlvesi. ttyn egua-e- from
tHr Avenue cars Ray window IlIaE nlu-r. -sx
rooms and Saith. grH De- sold lL a bargain
Hr.., sHI sl easy monthly payments
MARTIN BROS.
OLE. 1915 Pa. ave. Ev.
FOR ~NLE-N1vg yard and railroad men. at
t-lflai.- fine IrrIe home 1u easy terms I'd
-.- -s-. brick house. si. rooms. bath cellar.
summer Kitchen. lafrahe. range local oT ga.Y.
su tine condition. pris, s-I5a- small cash rar-
EaU.. balance same a- IeHt- don't miss tas-.
JOIN ~,RI1E\ER, 80 81 RI. uN. mics
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branch of athletics, and the strides it
has taken this year is almost sure to
bring it to the front among the high
schools. Never before has it had the OPP
portunity to display the abilities of its
pupils to such an advantage as this year,
and the pupils are giving their most
hearty support to the work. \ number
of the young men, who were formerly
prominent in the other high schools, are
now taking the course at the Business,
and are the leaders in its athletics.
A DcIiEhtfuI Musicale.
Mr.. Edwin Tracy, director of music
in the high schools, recently arranged a
delightful treat for the pupils in the form
of musicale. Mrs. Byram, well known
in the musical circles of this city, rCE-
dered several selections, and also presid
ed at the piano as accOmpanist to her
sister, Miss ANY Law, who favored The
pupils with selections from the classic
and modern composers. Among the other
principal features If the programme were
q violin sole by Mr. Robert Stems and
solos by the girls quartette Of the school.
Second Year Classes Entertained.
Section E 2 presented the weekly en-
tertainment TO the second year classes
last Tuesday morning. Among those who
took rart were the Misses Rosemary
Rhodes and Irene Dietcrich, and Messrs.
William King and Lester Marx.
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Pat" was assistant cook on one Of the
dining cars On the Great Western road
running into st. Paul. He was obstinate
and ill-tempered The chef was eq ualiy
SO; and as q result. constant warfare
waEed between them.
One day last summer Pat was making
ice cream. and in spite of the chefs warn
Of the pantry while he turned the freezer.
The train. going up grade, made sud
den lurch. and Pat and his can of ice
cream fell out Of the door, as his su-
perior officer had predicted.
Frantic with fright. the chef in his
white cap aHd apron tore through the
train, looking for the conductor
Mon Dieu, Mons. Conductairei" he
cried, wringiug his hands when ne found
that person, ne ice cream freszaire he
fell of, and Pat 90 wiz heem: stop ze
tramway or we viii hat pas dessert pour
lie diner. Trouble, trouble always wiz Eat
Irish man"
The conductor pulled the bell and
stopped the train. but it had already gone
two miles past the spot where Fat had
rolled cut.
They bacl-ed the train. fully expecting
10 find Pats mangled body beside the
track. Instead, they saw him coming over
the ties On run, carrying on his back the
ice cream freezer.
He climbed CT the train, looking fool
ish, but all he ever said of his miraculous
escape was: BE Gosh, it Jared ne
some; It did tnot!'-Lippiacott's
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clared that he bad done nothing which
merited an apology. The other cadets de-
clared that If their captain were sus
pended they would resign and disband the
company. They held indignation meet
ings and stirred up things in general
The military committee. an august body
of two, met and proclaimed Captain
BovIes suspended from service for a
whole week. Too much uniform for too
small boy, they said.
Then the lieutenants, who had previous
IL led the resignation movement, were
elevated into command. The pretty gold
shoulder straps proved too great temp
tation TO be resisted. They promptly for
got that they had ever sided with Bowles,
and turned the cold shoulder upon him for
one week. The pupils, however, are still
indignant and are causing considerable
uneasiEess among the faculty.
Mr. McCIeary Delights Pupils.
The school interests committee OF the
Business High School Alumni Association
recently gave the school great pleasure by
bringing to the institution the members
of the subcommittee on appropriations
for the District. Although the other mem
bers of the committee returned TO the
Capitol quite early, the Hon. J. 7. Me
Clcary, chairman of the committee, re-
manned during the opening exercises OF
the school and delighted the pupils with
several stories.
Mr.. b. H. Warner, who accompanied the
committee, also addressed the pupils.
weekly Entertainments.
The weekly entertainments given by
both the first and second year classes
in the assembly hall are in progress, and
have so far been highly instructive and
entertaining Indeed, much practical
benefit has been derived from them. AS
q rule the programme consists Of one Or
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EASTERN HIGH SIHO0L.

The athletics al the Eastern are BOOM
ing and if they keep up the spirit with
which they are now working the other
schools will have a hard rub when it
comes calling time
The baseball enthusiasts are working all
ready Captain Swift is getting his wind
ward eye On the best players there. There
are some thirty boys who are trying to
get on the team, and if they still are as
much enthused when it comes picking
time it will be hard job for the judge.
The Young Bachelors. a lively social
organization. gave dance the other even
ing at Naval Lodge Hall
1t was in the French class that Prof.
Colliere was asked by a diminutfve boy
in the rear of the class room if the
French boys, real small ones, could talk
French.
why what language DO you think they
would TALK" asked the professor.
Why the English language, of course"
was the shouted reply.
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.

The routine of school life at Central has
been exceedingly dull during the past two
or three weeks. because the boys have had
TO drill in the corridors and an entire Iy
inadequate drill room. They just have
height enough to bring their rifles to &
right shoulder while the corridors admit
of marching in columns of four for short
distance only. From the colonel down. all
are wishing for bright and sunny Mon
day or Thursday, so ttat they can once
more drill on the streets.
Donation to TuInIip Indians.
From a collection taken at Central for
the poor at Thanksgiving and Christmas,
SO was sent to assist the Indian agency
at Tulalig. Wash. the director Of which
is Or. Charles Milton buchanan, one Of
CentraIs old boys.
The following letter was received frors
Dr. Buchanan By DR.. Francis r. Lane. di-
rector OF the Washington High Schools,
thanking TIE pupils OF the school for the
donation:
"Tulalip. Washington. Jan. l, 1862
Or. Francis r. Lane Director OF High
Schools. Ceat-al High School, Wash
ington. D. c.
NY Dear Mr Lane: I have been
waiting for some favorable moment
to write and tell you something OF
the coed the Central contribution did
in ma King a merry Christmas Ter our
1boIigincs. do not know what We shoul1
have done but for the generosity CT our
friends. but. thanks to them, our little
ones lad mcrrier Christmas than ever
before IN TUlalip. We contrived to secure
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turkeys for the childrens dinner, and
Central contributions supplied us with
oysters for the 'stuffirg, cranberr:es for
the sauce, celery. mince meat for the pies,
and also helped somewhat toward the
candy-did ten dollars ever go further
than that? Indeed, our children had a
regular old-fashioned Christmas dinner,
complete in every detail and abundant in
quantity. and the Central school made it
possible-taik about hands across the
sea, what is it to hands across the CONT
nent?' Most OF our little ones hardly
knew what to do with such n dinner at
first. The mysteries OF turkey stuffed with
oyster dressing. OF the cranberry sauce,
of celery. and OF mnce pie were new to
them. but it did not take any one of
them long to solve all of these practical
mysteries. And oh, how they did enjoy
IT, And how we did enjoy their enjoying
ii.
Christmas E7e We went into the
woods and cut down one Of the most