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HnIoysbIe lime At HIIzabeth.

Communicated by Press Correspondent.
Some Of the leading ladies of Elizabeth
prepared and served an elegant dinner
to the w. II. G. and G. A. r. on Satur-
day, July L. A most enjoyable social
hour was spent discussing the good
things" spread before them. Owing to
sickness and other causes but few Of the
members were present but considerable
business was transacted at the business
session. Three dollars relief was grant
cd. After prolonged absence Mrs
George Fahrion met with the corps.
The members OF the corps desire to re-
turn thanks to the ladies of Elizabeth
who so kindly looked after the wants of
the G. A. r. and w. r. c., and especially
do we wish to return thanks to Messrs.
Cort and Hames for the use of their hall
which they so generously rendered us.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Denver, Colo.
July H. 1917
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention To
make final proof In support OF HE claim. and thnt
said proof will be made before the Clerk OF the
August 2s 1902, viz;
WILLIAM b. COSARRoE,
homestead application No. is,3i2, for lot and
south half northeast quarter section >, township
TO- south rnnge O3 west .
lie names the following Witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
William Duifey. Solomon Taylor, John Couar-
roe, l.. W. Parkhur-t, all of fondis. Colo,
July i7-Ang n I'd. FORD. Register.
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Competed State Course Of study

Mrs Georgia, county superintendent
Of schools, has KINDLY furnished MS the
following list OF pupils who have com
pleted the state course Of study; Dist
rict 3, Eta Strauel, Myrtle Trip, Laura
Strauel: district IL, Amy Epler; district
u, Alfred Hasenblag, Myrtle Wood,
Henry Neumann, Minnie Protze; district
q, Annie Foster, Herman Weiss; district
q, We've Watts, Minnie Morgan.
Myrtle Wood and Eta Strauel reached
the highest average-9o.
There will be an examination for those
who we're conditioned, on August ID, at
Kiowa
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.
Land Once at Denver, Colo,

Land oficc at Denver. Colo,
July I, 1902.
Notice IL hereby given that the following Z named
settler ha. hled notice OF her intention to make
final proof In support OF her claim, and that said
court of Ebert county Mt kiowa. Colorado, ON
August i6 1907, viz:
LUCY Z. F. CORLEw,
Homestead application No. i5,77o, for the ronth
half northwest quarter, northwest quarter routh-
west quarter OF section 81, township 0, south OF
range 62 west.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz:
L. II. Tanner, Jennie May Petit Thomas U.s.
tick. Harrison Collins, all OF Fonds. Colo.
July i0-Augi Il G. d. FORD, Register.
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Daniel French Writes From Manila.
Pasay Garrison, Manila, p. l.,

June 8, 1902
To the ELBERT County TRIBUNE: As
I have been asked for letter, here goes
Leaving San Francisco January 1, on
board the transport Sheridan, we arrived
at Guam, an island belonging to the
United States, January 16, and at Ma
nila on January "a. As there was mea-
sles on board we were quarantined for
five days, landing January 20.
In regard to the Philippines, they are
extremely interesting. The rainy season
is now on and it may last until fall The
remainder of the year is dry. The pop
ulation is quite large but there is no ac-
curate count so far. There are at least
twenty different tribes, all speaking diff
ferent tongues. In regard TO the nature
of them, the Filipinos, speaking the
Spanish language, are friendly, quick to
learn and are in favor Of United States
rule. They constitute the native troops
in the pay of the United States, such as
the Maccabee scouts, provincial constab-
ulary. and many secret service men
working among the different tribes, ar
resting the promoters of insurrection.
These native troops are loyal, doing ex-
cellent work. The constabulary are hav-
ing it all by themselves on the island of
Leyti, inhabited by the former Aggie
followers.
The Tagalog tribe are OF sullen ma
ture, easy to bribe, and will bear watch
ing. The Moros, inhabiting the island
of Mindinio, are the most dangerous of
all. They are causing all the trouble
which exists here now. 1t was the Moros
that fought naked with bows and arrows
and stones.
Some of the eastern papers are labor
ing under the idea that the soldiers are
causing hard feelings among the natives
by disturbing church services and other
ways too numerous to mention. These
reports are false, for under the military
discipline which exists here the officers
would hear OF such and would be com
PEELED to punish the offender or be called
to account by the commanding general
Chaffee. In special orders governing
military operations in the islands all
officers are strictly ordered to listen to
and report any such offense that may
come to his knowledge by native or any
other source. 1t is hard to believe that
our own people should be SO weak as to
be influenced by such weak evidence as
these letters, where there is no proof
whatever. The soldiers attending church
services behave themselves, causing no
disturbance whatever by sound or act
ions. The majority Of the soldiers here
have staunch friends among the natives.
1t is not right to run down the soldiers
with no proof of misconduct other than
numerous letters from natives. Why
can't the American people uphold us
boys in this, our commission, leaving rel
atives and friends, home and loved ones
to protect thu stars and stripes-to free
shaved people that they might enjoy
the same privilege as we. Remember,
we did not come here to commit crime
we had plenty of room for that in the
states.
As it is a big Job to write among lot
OF noisy soldiers ! will close this letter.
remain yours respectfully,
DANIEL T. FRENCH,
Private Fifteenth Battery, Manila, P. L.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once At Denver, Colo,

Land ONCE at Denver, Colo,
June II, iqJ2.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention To
make final proof In support OF his claim, and that
said proof will he made befnre the Clerk OF the
county court OF Elbert county at kiowa, Colo,
on July 70, 1902 viz:
FRED DIETRICH,
Homestead Application No. 1854. for Lot No.
and south half northeast qua rter Section T. Town
ship 0. south OF range 62 west
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz
William J. wyman. bernhard II. Bowen. Anton
seibert, T. L. Bau-lnger. all Of kfnwa, Colo
June i9Juls a {. d. FORD. Register.
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Money loaned on approved real estate
security. LEE RAMSEY, sl2 Cooper build
ing. Denver.
WANTED TO RENT. Good sized ranch
with plenty of water. within eight miles
Of Ebert Address Postoffice Box 81,
Elbert.
FoK SALE. Two good Shorthorn bulls.
one three years old, the other one year
old. Inquire of Taggart q Haley, box
"a, Elbert.
Fon RESTL New three room dwelling
house with good well of pure water and
barn. Possession given at once. W. H.
Gatewood, Elbert.
FoR SALE OR TRADE.-New 32-40 Win
chester Repeating Rifle, 1894 model.
Will sci. at bargain or will trade for
good driving horse and pay difference.
Enquire at this Office.
FoR SALE.--A fine pair of three-year-
old mares, dark iron grays, for s75. Will
make fine roadsters. Can be seen at C.
b. Hollems' ranch, one mile south and
one mile east OF Fondis, Colo.
Mrs. Eliza Brazelton Of Ramah called
Mt the TRIBUNE Office Monday and or
dered the paper sent to her sister, Mrs
Amelia Pryor, at Leon, Iowa. Mrs.
Brazelton informed us that the hail
storm which swept through that country
on june q destroyed fifty acres of corn
for them. Frand Woodard and Mr.
Smell, neighbors, were also heavy losers
as result OF the storm.
Summer complaint is unusually preva-
lent among children this season. A well
cured last week by the timely use of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy one Of the best patent
medicines manufactured and which is
always kept on hand at the home OF ye
scribe. This is not intended as free
puff for the company, who do not adver-
tise with us, but to benefit little sufferers
who may not be within easy access of a
physician. No family should be without
bottle of this medicine in the house,
especially in summertime. Lansing
Iowa, Journal Sold by II. II. Denney
Gospel Meetings at Presbyterian Church.
A series Of union gospel meetings con-
Quoted by the well known evangelist,
preacher, singer and musician, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth LaRouette, who attracts, pleases
and is successful in the hands of the
Lord wherever she goes, will be held in
the Presbyterian church commencing
Sabbath, July 20, at IL o'clock. A hearty
invitation is extended to everybody, and
especially to the business men of Elbsrt
and vicinity. Come out and hear this
gifted speaker and singer. Bring your
bibles and gospel hymns and assist in
this noble work in building up your town
and community.
Next Sabbath at. IL o'clock a. M.
H. S. CHILDs, Pastor.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

Land Oficc'at Denver, Colo, [
July 7, 1902 e,
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has Aled notice OF her intention TO
make hrai proof In support OF her claim, and that
rald proof Will be made before the Clerk of the
county court OF Ebert county Mt kiowa. Colo, on
August 10, 1909, viz
ELIZA H. CORLEw.
Homestead Application No. l7,sO5, Tor the south
half southwest quarter section 10. north half
northwest quarter section 81, township y, south
range ~ west.
She names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz.
l., II. Tanner, Jennie May Petit. Thomas Us.
tick, Harrison Collins. all OF Fondis. Colo.
July io-Augi u @. D. FORD, Register.
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Lnctesu d Desver Today,
Dinner in Chicago IOmOrrow,

made POSSIBLE by .The Rocky Mountain
Limited via Rock Island Route. Leaves
Denver ! p. m. and Colorado Springs
l.20 p. IN. daily. Pullman sleepers- Free
chnir cars and dining cars for all meals
Mid day luncheon, fifty cents.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the Matter OF the Estate OF William F. An
dcrson, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday. the 18th
day of July, a. D. ip02. being one Of the regular
days OF the June term OF the county court Of 81
bert county. in the state Of Colorado, i. Frank
Long, administrator OF raid estate. Will appear
before the judge OF rald court, present my final
settlement ns rrch administrator. pray the ap-
prevail of the same. and will then apply TO he Dir
charged ns such. Al which time and place hny
person In Interest may appear and present OBJ
lections fo the same II any there be.
Dated at Kiown. Colo, June p. leJe.
FRANK LONG,
Administrator Of the estate OF William r. Ander-
son, deccnrcd July 32t
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n. a,.t LlrImept Tor straln..

Mr.. +. II. Wells, the merchant at Deer
Park, Long Island, N. Y, says: Il al
ways recommend Chamberlain's Pain
Balm as the best lininent for strains. ]
used it last winter for severe lameness
in the side, resulting from strain, and
was greatly pleased with the quick relief
and cure it effected" For sale by II. H.
Dennev
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PROPOSALS

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington. u.
C., November Il, I902.-Sealed proposals VIII
De received NJ this Department. until > O'CLOCK
P NJ SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1907 for
furnishing the Department with bituminoua
coal for the remainder Of the fscal wear end
ne June SD. 1905 Bids are also invited for
the purchase % waste paper from the Depart
ment for the same period Fun instructions
VIII he fEuisheI bidders hy the Discussing
CLERK and SgperiuteuLrur Of Buildings. POST
office Department. Washington, d. C. The right
90 reject any and all bids is reserved. r. q.
PAYNE, Postmaster General noIJ.10.2i
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

Of 81 90 20 $1,000. "a D. @. real estate. uay
Of and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
all Transactions conducted with economical con-
sidcrati0n for borrowers
wv. IT. SAUNDERS & co. I4OT + s. nv.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Imported Dutch fall bulbs. such
a. hyaclnths tulips. crocJs, Chinese sacred lily
etc: also singing canzries, parrots. d0gs, catA,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NARY JOYCE. 114a 1sth s. nv
JOIN r RoTZFR

Deputy Register Of Wills for The District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
ANSON : TAYLOR, Attorney aoI5. =. 3
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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,.-.,--. 80 -, - .--, -,lf7, [r.rIrs
10 ,I.. g.. - H.. ...... L5 nm,
Tor hHs-.ers from now until Chris mas Apply
la> last capitol ST. after DE- h'-- aH cay sun
Gay 81
NAN Ell g,3Io-ed hay % TO j. years OLD
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nv ais, man n. -F-ifTrr I4-p5r. l5ll Nay
\ ORR ave. NV mi
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Hotel Iavr.n.e. ~ NHIETTL mi
WANTED Hickman 2l6 New Jersey u-o- NV.
WANTED-A second hand baker. $50 Pa ave.
mi
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4.s.-lf,... - ,- %
,..e-rs- ,..l r, t| zi ~ ' >,
EJREAU, Chicago mi
v,vrrp yr,.,. ,,,- .r.-,. s-- &C., .,-.
country yauta. $40 week. ia Io.h 81 Room ii
mi
s. be-, l1 49,, ... .',t . ana , o'@I- imam, 5 ~
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~ lfjANCLfr,1 n ,DI,,,- IN. '''' +, Dc
kersaurs. W. Va mis-
A.. ,--r,..
ND ~ ~ 20 glIg P@gIes' Two or three II "
3D. ''''
y An I'D Barber and shop boy. immediately
ibAlH 30 a'h st. uw. mi
WANTED-Younr man with SOM. syp.risncs
at house painting. MEYERS. Emp5ria 81.
9,alH brooHlaro. MI
WANTED-Cirar e,Ia-ry.-. ..,.-...-5,-... .---,-,.
sary. rood nav FVANI-FT u "a, So
New Work tifv moi & n o. "a
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nor F,..r.I Arr"-f- r,r---rrFf-r- Rfl-.ar-,-
CFR 90 It0T , 81 1s. - ~ -
m. -; ,.-' '--' p.
r W. LDhf.i21.e man to tase charge q
BON 81. this ofBre cII-5
"a. .,---r.T,
and CoIup,big PcsJ p p pf,rET,S-'
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NANIED-Colored man 20 cook f'r family;
I'm ISesi,1,rg ~ 7'' o. H. 20 80 % il
IA ,1---F-,7
WANIEp-A white barber for saturday Ap
- ms
WANTED-At once. white barber. AZ al East
N1P.'l ST. s''d pace Tor a steady man.
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| NANtED-FiTe col0red kitchen fremeu and
! Stullloi', ~ and - month. today. Di>z :
;;;;--,-,-,,,---,,.
NAN Ed soo4' I'VE le"ery salesman;
sooa' - sen ~ ime' nist give bond At-
- '''i'
va ia f-~l-ei-s7 foreman on bread and
hllu,H, E1oa reference DO ~ ST. uw., "a
-
Z ANlEl-Aan 10 drive milk wagon; refer
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WANTED-BICYCLES.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By married couple two 0r three
unfinished rooms for housekeeping: rent not
20 exceed s12- no children. AddTens Bon o..
this Office ml5-3
WANTED-By man and wife Enfurnish rooms
over a store for light Housekeeping tNorthwcst
preferred By December ]. must stale terms.
reference. Address BOX 81, this Office. mlf3
WANTED BY quiet gentleman, room and
board. Northwest central; room. $50, both.
$3.50; REGULAR boarding house Address
BOX 81 tlls office. mli-3
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WANTED-AGENTS.

NANTED-Ii0use 20 house men. best seller on
the market Apply 18s East Capitol 81. an day
Smss-y- eI
WANTEI-Canvassers 90 sell ou Goth toys.
rsg dolls and arr pillow tops; best selling hole
DAG novelties made; anyone can -ell Them large
profit. ART FABRIC MILLS. New Haven Conn.
0cls-noi.l5.2
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BOARD

CHINESE and American cafe. Meals served
t1 order. 4Os 18th s. nv. ml4-3
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n TIE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. HOLDING SPECIAL
TERN FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.
n RE ESTATE OF APPOLONIA STUNT.
DECEASED. No I0l57
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NANTED-DHambt-maid and assistant wBirre4s.
also disi washer HOTEL BALTIMORE. 18th
and New l0rh ave. NV a
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Lady's Columbia wheel, in perfect
condition 1908 Pa ave nv mIA2
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The object Of this suit Is 70 obtain partition
Of the real estate In the District Of Columbia
70 Wit, part Of Tot g, IN square Isl, Of which
Chzrles & Lehman died seized and possessed,
BY sale thereof and division Of the proceeds
q such sale between the heirs-ar-laW Of sid
decedent- II appearing % the Court, BY afr
davIt flied in this cause, that the hereinafter
named defendants are now rasideuts o. this
District. and il further appeanug 70 the Court
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
THE LITTLE RALEIGH Lunch Room, IIo4 f
ST. uw.; breakfast, bucSVhesJ cakes. sausage
and drip coffee Zoe: roast or boiled dinner I5-.
French drip coffee milk. pics and soup, &C. el
TRUNK REPAIRING at your residence. soc up.
Send postal 80 9Th 81. and g08 9th st. NV
miss
DANCING-JoS. b. CALDWELL. teacher Of
music and dancing Lessons given day or even
ing. Address I!I2 81. w. miss
EXPERT sTENoGRAPHER desires few evening
students IN shorthand and typeariting Ad-
dress BON 2s5. City Postothce- miss
PIANO AND MANDOLIN. z5c lesson. MISS L.
REANEY, 640 G. ST. So ml5-3
PIANO LESSONS Classical and ras,ime in
structions, Soc per Lesson. Address BOX 80.
this office Mia
CHAIR GAMING. a5c up; lepa.ring. upholsrer-
ing. Drop postal SALTER. 2sJ7 .th e. mI4-9
LACE CURTAINS Numbered for s5c. TENTH
STREET LAUNDRY. "a 10th st. NV miss
WANTED-Enveiope5 90 address on typewriter
Be- per dozen; also typewriting. &C sheet. Adj
dress bon G. this office els
FURNITURE REPAIRED. upholstered and var
nished- Forty odd wears experience repairing
fine furniture send postal 3O7 81 ST. Sc, {
and 81. NILS
ESPUTA-DALY MUSIC SCHOOL
Music reading, piano and singing. II2s st.
ne. NINE. j. ESPUTA-DALY ml2-7
FURNITURE p0lisher and bed euameler seeks
work 10 do AZ private residences: terms reason
able WILLIAM SCHOFlELD $50 New York
ave. nv. MILF
TRY HoSENFELD'S pure icr cream; special
rates Co boarding houses. churches, and lodges.
$40 II ne. Phone East GOA. nolI-tf
II. y. GORDON. Attorney at Jaw. Commis-
sioner, aud Notary. 6lj 18Th 81 nv mIOG
OLD SILK HATS made new and hats cleaned
az HOONERS SlI II st. NV mss
PIANOS and Organs tuned 81 HeIbig's Musss
Store. lI4z It'll s. Sl5-S0
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PERSONALS.

MME- LYDIA, 942 z st. NV. Consult her on
business. love trouble. Ladies 25c: gentle
men. 55c- Hours, 10 O. M 70 10 p m. nj
MME. DAVIS born clairvoyant and card reader.
1925 25th So. nv. el4l4
WASHINGTON Is once more cOnteured with its
lot, as election day has passed without . change,
so We now wish TO offer the wOrkinEuan q good
suit Of clothes or an 0yercoat (sliChtly lIse,il
that is equal 10 the best o. ready made ones
al less than one-half their cost Il viii pay
you % cali and inspect same. JUSTHs OLD
STAND. 6l9 D elO-7
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HELP WANTED-rEMALE.

HELP wANTED-rEMALE
WANTED-Clambe-ruai and assistant yyairre-s,
also dlsI washer HOTEL BALTIMORE, 18th
and View lorh ave. NV 81
WANTED-A girI with references for general
Iousework; good place for night person Ills
North 'apltoL 81
WANTED-SiIk and velvet dr,--maler. must
understand perfectly 20 Pa ave- uU- al
WANTED-Younc girl TO help about the house
~ WORMS 81 ne 81
NANTED-white girl for general houscoors. 3
adults in family. Aidre5- NIDUNEB. bon 1a,
this otfce- 81
WANTED-Rcli-hIe woman for general house
work: small family, prefer stay nights. 4t
once ~ QUINCY 81 uc., bet. 81 and h SIS
WANTED-Settled woman for general house
work Cali 90 fu- A S. us. a.
NANTEI-Ladics with spare time san earn ID
tgn ot coal every week taking orders Tor blank
els, spread and cowforts sold ou iustallmcHt@
eeggnd oor. l23i 9TH st. NV. sl5-a
WANTFD-White manicure and hairdr,s ssr for
hI-t-c.as, parlors- 1851 D ST. NV. after g. a
WANTED-Help on ladies coats and expert
e1rr6 skirt makers 50 once IjEnIF 6
PuZEN, 1909 l4th st. ul5-
WANTED-H You a-a IooEing for work apply
al l-o" New YORK ave. nw. mi
WANTED-Cook. two general workers. and
..1mhermaid-vaitres-i good wages llls New
YORK ave mi
WANTED Good Iaundrcss. take family wash
home, also noUsUmaid and ChIll'- nurse
LADIES' EXCHANGE. s57 Vermont ave. ml
WANTED-CoIored cook. SIS. fog Brooklyn.
rHr--
LADIES' EXCHANGE. 80 Vermont ave. wl
wANTED-Wbite girl for Office: short hours.
easy work; fair wages. 52i lUh ST.. Room H.
M
WANTED-White maids. hotel cook. S25. white
nurse. SIS, colorcd uur-e. SIS Inquire lda
llth 81 NV. mi
wANTED-A young girl to work in stora. ref
erenec require Apply SOC ID So NV. mi
WANTED - House girl. with city reference.
1870 2zd ST. NV. MI
WANTED-7ouug girl to assist in light house
WORK, $ month. 9l9 % ST. NV mi
wANTED-Two white kitchen maid. SIS month.
room and fare for hotel in ICuusy .lulI- Ap-
ply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 10th and pa
ave. sli-z
wANTED-Colored girl Tor general hou-cvork
80 home nights. 1889 Maryland ave. ne. e!i'
wANTED-GirI 20 cook. wash and iron. good
pay. Apply at once. 1880 Kenyon &C. uw.
,-l-y
WANTED-smart settled coIored woman OF man
90 work In c0l0red lunch room Apply 1921
eth ST. NV elf-2
WANTED-Colored waitress, SD month. todaS
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and Pa. ave
ma
wANTED-A seamsrress, Apply HARVARD
LAUNDRY 731 9th ST. ml4-5
WANTED-At once. experienced waist hands
and apprentices Apply 725 18th ST. nv ml+-2
WANTED-Waist hnishers- Address BOX 40
this office. mI4-5
WANTED-Help on alterations wOmen's gar
mcuts- Apply o. Manager. HEIGHT & Co.
5l3-5I5 7th st. els
wANTED-A neat white girl for homework
Ill6 u ST ne. MISS
WANTED-Tailorcss 20 help on coats and re
pairing Call ga l4th ST. nv miss
WANTED-20 s0rters. % markers. % conm
and cut i-5ners, % shirt fnishers. 20 neck
band ironers 20 starchers. 20 lady CI0thc
iToncrs, and experienced drivers. HARN Arr
LAUNDRY, ~ 9th IT. miss
WANTED-Good. steady woman for genera
housewc-L, IS per month 14ls Q st. NV.
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WANTED-DINING ROOM.

WANTED By a first -clsss caterer, a dining
room with boarders in NV. address CATERER,
100 18th 81. Nv. el53