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TWO CENTS A WORD. THREE OR
MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS. ONE
CENT A WORD
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-Four woman cooks. lhsmbermaids.
white nurse and chambermsids. girls for Flor
ence, Mass. Pittsbwg Pa l2lI 10th st. NV.
j
WANTED-Ofice cleaners. part Of day's work:
t-od salary. Arply lao New York ave. nw. It
WANTED-Gnl FOR general ho,rscvors. stay
nights; bring reference, good wages. g27 ] ST.
NV. des0-2t
WANTED-Nursos So SOD. parIor maids. $40.
s2e; also cooks. chzmbcrmaids general house
workers. LADIES' EXCHANGE. -0, Vermont
ave. IL
WANTED-Cook. maid for private family. sI2
$40; also lady's maid. Pa. D. 1898 22d ST. NV
Do
WANTED-Waitrcss $40, private family; also
lady's maid. cook. s25. chamberm4id. SD.
inquire leo5 mn 81. NV IL
WANTED-N Nurse girl. aIso must Do light house
WORK I'M fat good reference required. Apply
l+lt 81, lat ~ t
WANTED-A young womsn white preferred. for
Two l'ad Columbia Road, de3o-2t
wANTED-E1perienccd vaitress: no sunday
work. Apply o9o Pennsylvania ave. NV. il
WANTED Colored woman TO wait and wash
dishes I'm lunchr0Om. 22l NCw Jersey ave. NV.
WANTED--A neat white or colored Girl 20 take
care Of children. eco ST. ne II
WANTED-Half grown colured girl 10 assist in
nursing baby and light housework; city ref
erenccs. 81 18th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-Cook at 6sl Pennsylvania ave. nv.
WANTED-Colored girl 10 do general house,gorE
in small family. 92l ID 81 ne. u
WANTED-Lady bookkecper Tor grocery and
meat store; one with experience. Address BOX
$50 tlhs Office. Il
WANTED-Carl to cook, wash, and iron; si2;
siay nights 0r live near. 1895 81 NV. II
WANTED-Reliable white women companion
Tor an elderly invalid lady and light duties.
comfortable home. small compensation. Ad-
dress BOX Isl. this Office. 1t
WANTED-At once. young LADY. g. week. Can
after 10 9. m. Room C. 52l 10Th IT, uw. II
WANTED-Young lady bookkeeper and cashier.
Address In own handwriting, reference. BOX
ls2. This office deSo-2t
WANTED-A colored girl 70 DO general work.
l2th and SIS. NV. dc0o.2t
WANTED--A capable colored woman for gen
cral h0usework in a snail family: references
requirsd. Apply AZ once, 1917 Riggs st. 1t
MANTED-Cirl % do general homework: no
cooking in boarding house. 702 18th st. NV.
WANTED-Girl about 70 years old 90 do house
work end mind baby, ,2S stb Sc. nv. It
wANTED-Colored rirl to assist with house
work l25 Pennsylvania ave NV de2o-2t
NANTED-At once. competent waist trimmer
and apprentices. 1886 18th st. NV. de29-8t
WANTED-k girl 10 Do general homework.
without csoking; also competent man or
woman In diH-uE room. Call 1913 G. So. NV.
de2s-tt
bANTED--Wo oman 10 DO general Homework: no
va3hlng. Apply at once. 900 sth So. nw.
WANTED-Colored girl Tor general Homework
in private familyi must stay nights f3l j.
e.. nv. de29-8t
WANTED--A neat. reliable woman FOR general
housework. So Call 1900 Columbia Road.
dc2s-8t
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FOR RENT-sToRE 81 DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Store and dwelling. 1l8 Sd. NV.
suitable for imchroom or barber shop: an mod
eru improvements, rent moderate. Apply of
owner. 73s 9Th SO. NV de2Ggt
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

" "ANIED-four woman cooks. chsmhermaids
white nurse. and chambcunsids girls for Flor
ence, Mass. Pittsbug Pa I2lI 10th st. NV.
j
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

WANTED--A good tenant On farm. 2Ik miles
from Fredericksburg, Va; healthy location; ey-
ccllent water and home; good opportunity for
farmer with family. Address ID. ~ l. p. y.
Box 100. U. S. senate de2s, ,S0.ial
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WANrED-Man Ia grocery store; also elevator
Sc. uw. Il
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$4,000.

'Wo STORY BRICK DWELLING, containing
six large rooms and bath. in jth st. ne.
near and car lines We'll rented.
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WANTED-Hclp for an departments in hotels.
phone 25l1-N IL
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FOR SALES, 400 EACH-2 neat Groom houses
with stone trimmings, on a corner; one
square from Lincoln Park.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Croccry clerk. must understand cut
ting meat. Address. giving axe. reference, eN-
Icr,encc, and wages expected. BOX l-5, this
office. 1t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Hand- made ruEEy. in perfect or
der; recently painted; SSj. l7l4 eth ST. NV.
de293t
FOR SALE-Coupe; two-horse harness: license
Call after p M, S25 Maryland ave sw.
de208t
FOR SALE-Tvvelve head Of horses, suitable FOR
light and heavy hauling; also one fast driving
mare, suitable for lady 20 ride or drive; also
pair Of matched three-year old ponies for chill
drcn TO Iide or drive. Rear 4s3 Pennsylvania
ave. NV de28-6t
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 O.. m. and $40 p. m
daily Week days. 100 D. m. ASS p. m., ans
6.25 p. m. Latter for LeesbUrg only.
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WANTED-Butler, s35; two walters. man at
tend furnace. driver for grocery wagon. In
guire 1895 Ilth st. NV II
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FACTORY WAREROOMS,
1e9s. .PFNNSyrvANrA AvrN-r-r

FOR SALE-At once. entire contents of the
Luc2s mansion. mahogany and birds.eye maple
quarter sawed and Flemish oak bedroom suites
parlor. dining, hail. and library furniture. odd
dressers. chifon.crs, parior and music cabi-
nets. desks, shaving stands ladies dressing
tables bookcases, library tables. chairs, rockers.
iron and brass beds c0uches hair and felt
ma tUresscs. Ga an $4,000 worth Of fine. almost
new furniture. price no object. leaving city.
What can't he sold win be given 60 anyone
Ssking for it. Ask for II. SAYMAN, 4z9 9th st.
NV. downstairs. in store de298t
FOR sALE-Pawn ticket for diamond ring.
cheap Address bon l59. this Office. de2s-3t
FOR sALE-Duparquet s-ioot steel range and
boiler; cost $685. for 500; fne four burner gas
range. with three ovens: cost s2s for Sl4: four
burner gas range. with water back SIS; oost
yS2 FRIES CO... go 10th ST. nv. de25-St
FOR sALE-Cools by oil. best oil burner made.
sS. See it burn at FRIES g. CO., 400 10th st.
NV. de2s 81
FOR sALE-Nabogauy cabinet manteI. S23. 50;
cost $50, cherry miTorfrout folding beds. s25.
cost $50. ovcrstuIng Shoemaker sfglare piano.
fine condition, ss5. We have most anything you
want. we save you money. FRIES 8 CO.. 400
10Th st. NV de2s-st
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT-Wii sacrifice for cash.
regardless ~ cost, elegant new upright grand
piano. handsome Colonial case; silvcr mounted.
brilliant tone. students pedal, I3 Cctayes;
fully guaranteed by maker; in perfect condition
and rare opportunity for anyone wanting fnc
instrument. must be seen 90 be appreciated:
price, sl55, including stool. Residence. I2B K
st. nv. dc2s4t
FOR SALE Hosting engine, also rubblc stone.
cheap. THE BERKSHIRE, 1912 Chaplin ST. NV
de2s-2t
FOR SALE Lumber. brick. and brown stone
10th and Caroline sts. de2s-st
FOR sLE-New upright piano at sacrifice.
lo-5 llth 81, NV. de2e-St
FOR SALE-At the stock pens. 18th and y SIS.
NV. three fresh COWS. W. S. HUGE BRO,
gl5 Louisianl ave NV de2s-9t
FOR SALE-Oak wood. cord lengths. delivered
on sidewalk in Northwest city limits. In cord
lots az s. per cord. Address BOX CO, this of-
Gee. de26-6t
SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS.
Fine Upright Piano. ano......................slg .slgj
VIM knabe a o---.-..........-........ $50
organs .'-.--..-- -..--.-.. so
All ON easy paymcn.s
Out-oiToNn Trade Solicited
o. ,. DeMOLL CO.,
ROsENFELD's pure ice cream in individual
blocks, sl.35 per gallon. so II ne. Phone
East 306-A Special rates 10 lodges and churches
delsu
FOR SALE-Great bargain; % horsepower New
Era gas engine, good as new cost S15j; no roI-
sLnlhle oder refused Inquire at office. ASH
lNGToN TIMES, 10Th and D SIS. delsd
FOR sALE-S5 for Morris chairs with hair
cushion; 81 for hair mattress in two parts;
bedroom and parl0r suites, 81 per week. Get
our prices. REpMOND's, sil-3ls 9TH st. NV.
ecu
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
RED STAR LINE.

NEW YORK SOUTH HA3iPTON-LONDON
rgonfd O. Jan. $40 am. FINLAND. Jan.I7. 10s.m.
{ Paul. Jan. 3. 10 am. Phila...Jan. %. 10 am
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
PRACTICE IN D. c. and adjoining States
H. d GORDON, Lawyer Glj lith 81. NV.
de29-Gt
CHAIR CANINC-MRS L. JOHNSON 1898 OH
81. NV. Send postal de29-0t
SEE PERFECTION on BURNER, for ranges
and cook stoves. On exhibition, 81 9th st. NV.
second floor. deceit
FULL DRESS SUITS Tor hire. 81. JULIUS
COHEN, ll0i 7th q. NV dels-sOt
SPANISH quickly learned. SENIOR GoNAR.
7O7 18th. delSllt
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WANTED-55 colored laborers to load an draw
coke, Sl.j0. Sl.75. and - per day: all can
bring families; steady work; fares paid. Call at
lO2 az SO. NV dp3O-3t
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WANTEI)-Gul for general ho,lscwork. stay
nights. bring reference, good wages. 927 ! ST.
NV deg02t
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WANTED-Frt-class bushelman. FAUST, sz7
18th SO. NV 1t
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WANTED-Nursos sl5. SD. parIor maids. sIC
s2e, also cooks. chzmbcrn8ids. general house
workers. LADIES' EXCHANGE. -0, Vermont
ave. IL
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two large front rooms. furnished
or unfinished, for housekeeping, heat gas
235 + st. ne. de9O2t
FOR REST-L1rge room second foor; fur
nished or unfurniahed; heat, gas, bath; with
owner. 5l6 % st. NV. de2s 81
FOR RENT-Fumished and unfinished rooms,
fats and business apartments 1910 and us
18th sts. NV. de2-8t
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WANTED-Shipping clerk. by wholesale gro
ceryi man Of experience preferred. Addrcs,
BOX ls4 this office do30-2t
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wAETED-MIScELLANEoUs.


WANTED-To buy ola feather beds. z. MARKS.
70 Myrtle St. dc2o-0t
WANTED-By young man, 10 exchange short
hand for piano Instruction; lady or gentleman.
Addfess BOX 10. ibis oaice- IL
WANrED-Feathcrbcds at market value. Ad-
dres BOX i5t. this Office. de8) 20t
WANTED-Typc No. Q Remington. good
aoB2it1n; low price. quicE. Address BOX no.
the once lt
WANTEp-second hand hctbed sash and old
glass Address BOX l6s. his oaice de20 g.
WANTED-Roil-top Office desk: must be- cheap.
Addres7 BOX 81, this Office. de2s-8t
WANTED Highest cash price paid for cas-, on
clothes ladies' or gcntlcrnen'S Address postal
sld Z wili call q. TARsHES. 13Os 7th S. nv.
do 90t
GID GOLD. SILVER. AND COINS BOUGHT
Sc o. nw. g. MARTlN. delO3ot
WANTED-Highest cash price paid FOR ladies'
and gentlcmen's Cast-0h clothing. Address
postal and Z Will cau s KEBEsKY, 1906 sth
n nv. del05)t
WANTED-Oic iron. uraas. copper. lead. etc.
aiso machinery and general merchandise ior
highest cash prizes. BAUM A BEBNHEiMER.
l125 7th nv; phone Main 'n55-Y. des 9ot
wANTRD-Pawn tickets gold. silver. diartonds
Eatches and coins. highest cash prices ABRA-
HANS. 438 9Th Ct. dc2-u
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTEp-By white woman. place as cook or
oficc. It
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WANTED BY experienced installment collector,
situation: has collected all parts OF city. Ad-
dress D.. W.. 100 y 81. ne. de3J2t
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LOST.

LOST Police badge No $50 Reward n re-
turned 20 No station. Georgetown do90-at
REWARD-Will pay liberal reward for return
oi my brindle Boston bull terrier Boots IRA
). LaMO1iE, Manager Lafayette Opera House.
u
LOST Sunday night, pair gold spcctacIes. Inn
Southeast. Reward 81 returned 10 6il 2 So. se.
II
LOST Black and tan tall rabbit hound. tag
5222 Liberal reward for return 10 1907 South
Capitol -. deZ53t
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NEW -ANTwERP-PARIs.
Kroonr dian. 9. 10 an Finland. .jEn-li. 70 an.
Zeelsnd-Jan. 10. 10 am Naderi dian. 2f. 20 -i.
COMP ANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1895 r ST.
n. W. Jr Geo. W. Moss. 14l G S.. ;. ".
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
ll5 ST. 81. Six-room brick; cellar: sink In
Kitchen. Rented TO same tenant for FIVE
years PRICE ASKED, 500. VIII make
a good home or pay vel as investment.
ANY TERMS YOU NAME
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SON.
Phone East 81. sos EAST CAPITOL ST.
de29-E
FOR SALE-Residencc 1927 Princeton St: lot
ONl50 feet deep. Owner can be seen 1903 18th
81 deQg g.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| FOR SALE-In the heart q the business center
of Washington. d. c.. hotel % forty bedrooms:
ail rented % permanent boarders, largest and
best located dining room In the city; hotel fur
nis1ed throughout uneXcellea opportunity 30 a
good manager with some money Address BOX
100. This Office. des03t
GOOpPAYING on ROUTE at a sacrifice.
DUNLAP 9o6 p st. de2o-St
WANTED-Partncr with 500 70 81. 900 10 handle
money In profitable cash business Address
BOX III this Office. de30-3t
FOR SALE-Crooery store. win take iuvoic
amount about s6O0. Address BOX l72 this Of.
Gee. deSO-st
FOR SALE-Cigar. confectionery. news stand.
and news route: clearing sl25 month. W. H.
YOUNG, 200 oth st. nv. de2s-st
FOR sALE-Miuinery store: small stock. fine
fixture. sl55; viii give up house; rent SIC:
seven rooms; bay window brick modern i'm
l provements. Southeast section. Address BOX
100 This Office. de29-st
DINING ROOM for sale; very cheap 1905 7th
q. Hw. de29-3t
SILENT OR ACTIVE PARTNER in ladies' hair
dressing business. Apply al 1917 6 A. NV.
ron sALE-Complete cafe. doing well: rea-
son, other business. Address BOX l6o this Of
WANTED Small cigar stand, centrally To-
Gated. address B01 l57 this Office. de2s-St
FOR sALE-5.OOO acres Of Standing timber. OAK.
hickory, and poplar fine large timber. in
Grundy county, Tenn. Address BOX l55. this
oaioe. de2s st
wASTED-PaTtner in coal and timber land
business. exceptional opportunity for big money:
I 5000 20 $1,000 capital required; principals
only answer. Address BOX l53. this office
de2s8t
FOR sALE-5.C00 acres coal land. ten miles from
/ Tracy l-ffr orufrf- rrff
fre timber. Address BOX 154 this oflce.
doZ5st
WHOLESALE wood and coal yard: one Of the
largest in city, finest machinery: rare chance.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil = st.
de2s3t
DINING AND LUNCH. open to thorough In
vestigation, genuine bargain NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. OH F st. dc2sst
BUTTERINE ROUTE, horse and wagon; clear
ing SO or no sale. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. on + st. de2sSt
CHOICE q several paying grocery stores, from
500 60 5000. invest gate. NEW YORK BUSt-
NESS BROKERS, 6l1 St de2sst
FOR sALE-Ladies' and gents dining room.
n sold az once, cheap. Apply 553 Sth g.. 81.
deZs3t
FOR SAE-weu located oyster house; splendid
business. DUNLAP, eo6 z st. de2s-2t
FOR sALF-Psying lunch room; rare chance
DUNLAP. 900 y 81 de2s-St
BARGAINS IN grocery stores, from $50 up
Dt MAP 900 r 81. de2s-3t
FOR sALE-Cigar store. pool room. feed
store. rooming house; see us and commence
business with the NeygNYear. DUNLAP. o06 F
81. de2sSt
PRINTlNG-Cood work at reasonable prices
FRANK Il. GIBSON q Co. 1909 G q. nw.
no30tf
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WANrED-Bright boy. about "a years ot age,
i'm Office. Apply Room 80. Bond Building. be-
tween 4 and @ u
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HANTED-Bg colored man. situation as fire.
man or 0iier; best reference; ten years a. s.
n. experience. l2f 81 81 sv. II
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan at 81 to 8 per cent, in sunf
Of 81 600 20 $4,000. on D. c. real estate; pay
on 5 and per cent mortgage and begin anew /;
all transactions conducted with economical con.
sderatiou for borrowers.
VA. II. SAUNDERS & 90. 14O5 st. nv.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By man and wife. uniurni=hed. one
large and small room. communicating. with
board; reasonable, Address BOX lss. this 1f-
lec. de80-st
WANTED-By young couple without children,
board end room in family located between 9th
and lfth, and H SITS. NV, who are not ac-
commodating other boarderE: $40 week address
Bon rs this Office. il
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WANItD-BY FepectabIo col0rod woman. place
- general houseworker IN private family. g3
Fcnten SO. ng. II
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NANTED-By a student. place 70 wait or to
sttend FURNACES Address 1875 sth st. NV. Il
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NANTED-Cook. maid for private family. si2
$40; also lady's maid. Pa. .. 1923 22d st. nV.
Do
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THE LOGAN

Beautiful location. Iowa Circle near o g.
single and double rooms. two and three room
suites private bath; well appointed dining
room; Oriental room; smoking room. pins pong
and Manhattan pool free 20 guests: special
monthly restaurant and room rates. deI-s0t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, with
board: large secondstory front room, suitable
ior two: steam heat In every room 40 9th
81. NV. oc27-tf
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WANTED-Groccrv clerk. must understand cut
ting meat Address. giving age. reference, eN-
lcrenoc. and wages expected. BOX l-5, this
office 1t
WANTED-55 colored laborers to load an draw
coke, sljo Sl15. and - per day; all can
bring families; steady work; fares paid. Call at
lo2 az ST. nv. dcSO-2t
shipping clerk. by wholesale gro
cery. man of experience preferred Address
BOY ls4 this office. deSo-2t
WANTED-Br Bright boy. about "A years oi age,
in Office Apply Room 50. Bond Building. be-
tween 4 and 9. u
IWANTFD-Boy with bicycle for special deliv-
cry. THE Bon NABCHE, $40 7th st. NV. i
lWANTED-rwo reyular walters at the CHAPLIN
tLAI, lu5 Chaplin st. nv, al once. deSo-2t
wANrED-Hclp for an departments in hotels.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 500 10th ST.
phone 25ll-l- *
lWANTED-Timekeeper also man for private
family; driver, waiter. 1909 New York ave.
NV. lt
IWANTED-Two white buffers; also neat coll
orod house boy; many places for women.
/ LADIES EXCHANGE. s07 Vermont ave It
lWANTFD-Man In grocery store; also elevator
man. butler. private family. Flat ]. 1923 22d
ST. uw. il
WANTED Butler. s85; two walters. man at
tend furnace driver for grocery wagon. In
quire 1885 nth st. NV. 1t
WANTED-F1rst- class bushelmau. FAUST, sz7
18th st. nv. lt
WANTED Boy 20 learn the printing business.
Address BOY $50. this office. dc9o-3t
wANTED-A white boy about l6 years Of aee
20 learn trade. Apply nm St NV. II
WANTED-Dug clerk; must be temperate and
wen recommended. Apply LIBRARY PHAB-
MACY. ID ST. and Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
dc3O.2t
WANTED To-day and tomorrow. FIVE dshwash-
crs, six cafe walters. second cook. two house
boys three bellmcn. SHACkLEFOBD'S, sO8
81. NV. Il
WANTED-Experiencod barber. az once: good
salary Address bon me-. Leesburg Va. de3o-St
WANTED Young man clerk. s75O week Can
after 900 9. M. Room @ 524 10Th s.. NV u
WANTED-A white barber. S guarantee J. d.
AVERY. l5Ss Pennsylvania ave. NV. It
WANTED-Bright hoy about Is or l6. cigar
store. WI POND, JR-, 6th and SIS. NV. II
WANTED-Tvo boys for coatroom. Apply at
EBBTTT HOUSE 1t
WANTED-Good barber; permanent place. Ap-
ply az 2ls B St. NV. de2o-9t
WANTED-Union cornice workers. al once.
AMERICAN FIREPROOFING CO, 90 "A 81.
NV. de292t
WANTED Experienced white man 10 drive
milk wagon. SWISS DAIRY. Ao3 East Capitol
st. de2g q
WANTED-FIcctrc repair man Address BOZ
l6i. this office. de29-3t
WANTED-F Fifty ble-bodieI experienced men
FOR railroad work in Tennessee: nine months
work. fare paid. NJ QUACkENBU SH Fore
man. l0s2 Fort St. Brookland de2s,st
wANTED-Twelye stone breakers. 50 cents per
yard COALE 4 Co, Georgetown College
grounds dc2s-3t
WANTED-Spanish civil service examination
scholars viii prepare for examination in short
est time; native and experienced teacher Eve
years st the Beriitz. SENIOR GOMAR, 70I 18th
e. does 81
WASTED-Laborers and teamsters; Sl.s5 per
day. s. s. DASH & SONS, Coal end Fire.
wood. 20s Florida ave. ne des-tf
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wAKTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WhNIED-A good secondhand side-door milk
wagon. Address. stating lowest urice and
whce 20 be- seen, bon ~, this Office de3Ost
WANrED-Teams 10 haul coal s. s. DASH 4
SONS. Coal and Tirewood. rs FIorlda ave ne.
de3-u
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" ANTED-By colorcd woman. place as gen
cral houseworker or chaubermaid. Address
1926 5th 81. NV. de3OZt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Place as reliable hotel carpenter
Address BOX ls1. this Office. de9O8t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Fumished house; roomers now pay
ng $50. good location. Address BOX l67.
his Office de2q-et '
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WGSTED-To buy ola feather beds. 2. MARKS
70 Myrtle ST. dc2o-Ct
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WANTED-Boy with bicycle Tor special deliv
cry. THE Bon NARCHE. SO 9TH st. NV. il
The Republican journal., 1902-05-08
Yankee Fishermen.

The American fishermen deserve a
special word of praise. They are by far
the most adventurous, sailing to the
remotest regions i'll quest of new fish
ing grounds. Jacobs of Gloucester "a
ewfoundlander born) rounded Cape
Horn and went up to Seattle, the Paci-
fc fishing center. Chase of Province
town sailed to South Africa, and Cape
Colony had to pass law prohibiting
seines to get rid of him. Dixon Of
Boston Brought home from Greenland
where he had been trawling, the per
sonnet of the Inflated Miranda expedi-
ton, ninety three in all-university
professors and students, clubmen and
tourists, seamen and stokers who
slept for fourteen days on sail spread
over the salt in the ships hold. Other
vessels went to Iceland, the Azores and
to Europe. Eve had it so hot one
year." said a pioneer captain, chat the
heat melted the tar out of our seams,
and the next year it was so cold as to
blister our hands and ears" 1t was
the same worthy who, on being asked
how he could get men to undertake
such perilous ventures, replied: eff you
cleared out for he'll and gave months
assurance you'd have a dozen crews
looking for the job. "-Ainslee's Maya
zine.
The Republican journal., 1902-05-08

this town, now an energetic and capable
deputy pilot in New York Harbor and rap
idly rising in his chosen business; and the
bride is one who by her amiable DISPOSE
ton and pleasant manner has endeared
herself to all. Many regrets are expressed
that she is to leave us, and it is hoped we may
see her here frequently, in the future.
Schools in town will begin Monday, May >.
\ full list Of the teachers is not at hand,
but Will be given next week 80. Miss Susie
CousenS returned from New Bedford, Tues
son of Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Griffin, who will
remain for a time with Mrs. F. H. Cousens.
THE following clipping from a New
Bedford paper will interest our townSpeO-
pie; Harry W, Griffin, book keeper for
Anthony, Swift 4 Co., and F. G. Able,
head provision man of the same firm, have
MattapoiSett, Mass, and they will assume
the management during the first week in
May. They have hired Mrs. James Stan
tons house, and also the Taylor Morse
house, and both will move to Mattapoisett
to live. The business was established 60
Years ago by Capt. Atsatt. Later it was
known as AtSatt and Son, and of recent
years the brothers have maintained it,.
The Current Events Club Will meet May l.,
with Mrs D. F. Iichborn.
The Republican journal., 1902-05-08
Pointed Paragraphs.

Vanity is the daughter of selfishness.
Hypocrites pray cream and live skim
milk.
Politeness is the zero mark of loves
thermometer.
\ woman's idea of refinement is to
be tall and thin.
Unrequited love soon acquires job
lot of Wrinh les.
It's always advisable for poor lia1
to tell the truth.
Some men are so stingy they won't
even give advice.
The new woman always departs when
the new baby arrives.
Every woman would live long, but no
woman would grow old
y man imagine> his bride an angel
until she asks ion money
LaZiness too often succeeds III getting
strange hold oil e,blllty.
Even in cash transactions the pocket
BOOK Is taken out in trade
Some men are known by the company
they are unable to get into.
No mother is evtE satisfied with the
second prize at Laby show.
Prophets are often without honor
Dut seldom without competition.
The farmer can give you spades
even if he has no cards to hand out.
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