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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLI MBiN. HOLDING A PROBATE
COURT.-ESTNTE or SAM FL LEE. Dc
ceased No. I05II. Administration.
Application l1yiug been Uade Co the Supreme
Count Of the District Of Columbia. holding a
Probate Court. for letters Of administration on
said estate. ty Harry A. Lee. it Is ordered thi,
both day of January. A. ID. 1902 that notice
De- and hereby Is given to Samuel Lee. IS
Essex 81. Boston, Mas. Clarence Lee. - Holy
oEe St.. Boston. Mass; Anna Lee. >uuUter =. c..
married Co ". T. Andrews Robert Lee. ~ West
Foth So, New York City. and Philip b. Lcr 10
York ST.. Jersey City. " D., and 90 an others
concerned, 90 appear Iu said court on tt ESDAl.
TIE 9Th DAY OF MARCH. a. b. 1902. AT 10
O'CLOCK 4. NJ. 90 show cause why such aupII-
cation should NOT Toe granted Provided this
notice De- published Iu the ''A a-niugrou law
Of three successive weeks before the return dag
herein mentioned. the first publication 90 De not
Tess thau thuty days before said return day
T. H. ANDERSON. Justice.
LOUIS s. DENT.
Register of Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk ut the Probate Court
j. n. MCGOWAN Attorney is20.j-6.I3
SUPREME COURT CT TIRE DISTRICT OF
COLI MBlA. HOLDING PROBATE
COT RT.-ESTATE Oh MAJOR =. TEMPLE.
Deceased. No. I5J. Administration
Application having been made Co tie Supreme
Count OF thc District of Columbia, holding
Probate Court, for probate of the last viii and
testament ann t1OIltIt~ OF -af4 deceased and
letters tr-JdmeutaIy ON said estate. by James
ID. Richardson. DC l. ordered this 29th dav Of
January. a. ID. 1902 that notice be and +,
hereby given Co Mrs. Angie Rudd Major j
Temple The unknown heirs of William C. Temple
and 20 an others concerned. % appear iu said
court on MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY or MARCH
4. ID. 1902 AT 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ. t0 show cause
why such application should not De granted
Provided this notice Doe published iu the WASH
iugt5n law Reporter and Washington Time,
once M each of three successive weeks before tT-r
return dlv herein mentioned. the first 1r1bIi.
cation Co be- not less thln thirty DAYS before
said return DAY
+. Il. ANDERSON. Justice.
Attest.
LOT IL A. DENT
Register Of Wi'I~ for the District of Columbia.
CLERK of the Probate Court.
Jos A. 81 RkART, Attorney. is1 e6Ie
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS rs hereby given
that the undersigned have formed a Co1art1cs-
ship fUr carrying ON the stock brokerage bust
nes iu the city of Washington d. G. under
firm name 90 " T. ID. King & Co.. for the
term OF three wears from January %. 1902. that
William 7. IT, King is the general partner and
Montague d. Jacobs, who las contributed the
sum Of eileen hundred $500 dollars, is the
special partner.
WILLIAM =. Il. KING. MONTAGUE D. JACOBS.
la22-we. th. ir-3W
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Nev cottage. 81 $50; advancing lots.
nov 500 90 500. Pc foot; your chance nov ,
villa Sites $50 90 $3.50 easy payments. book
Ict- GEO. b. HILL. 6I5 I4th 81. nv. mzj-tf
FOR SNLE-Large gIisJ mill; fine perpetual water
power, . miles from Washington, 20 acre, of
rich land attached. on steam railroad. price
So 800, terms. 500 cash. balance So per mortu.
also fine. large building lots. on electric road
500 each, term. s. cash. balance 81 per week
1905 g. St. NV NOSE
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND srs.
80 4 II DAILY PIfTSBURG ELPRESS-Paglof
and Diaing Cars Harrisburg to PittsburE-
I .. 80 A. H. DAILY PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping Dining. smoking. and o.
Nervation Cars Harrisburg TO Chicago. Ciucin-
11,i, indian1p0is. 81 Louis Cleveland and
Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car % HarrisbuFs
1850 A. -. DAILY. FAST LINE-PuIfman Buffet
FaTler Car to Harrisburg Bu6et Parior CaF
.-%rrisburg 20 Tittsburz-
$50 7. %. DAILY CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
fhE>>-SlC1ping Car Warrington 90 s.
LOUIS, ana Sleeping and Dining Car Harrisburg
to iH..A IIo-is. 81 Louis. Louisville (via en-
us P. NJ DAILY 81. LOUIS EEPREsS-Psll-
il-l olet ping Car Harrisburg 90 ST. Louis
$50 r. St DAILY. WESTERN ELPRESS-PuTl-
nan sleeping Car TO Pittsburg and Chicago
- r ~ DAILY CLEVELAND AND CINCTN-
NAlI 1APkENS-Puiimau SespiHE Cars Nah
ueseP % FittsbmE. and H1risbuTE % Cieve-
ID. --l-l aAa N. lnHat- 3inlnE Car
lj5f3 r ~ DAILY PACIFIC ET2RESS-PuI-
nan Steering Car 60 PiftshurT
30 A. r. DAILY BUFFALO DAY Express.
Gith through Parlor Car Dining Car. AID
teaches Co Buffalo. via Emporium Junction
- A. 81 ior Kane. Cansndaigsa, Rochester. and
Nlagara Fails daily. except Sunday.
40 4 d. FOR Flnira and Remove daily. except
Slngay. For Willamsporr daily Ia T. n
I'D p n DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT EMPRESS
WITH .hrough Buist Sleeping Car and Coaches
y buEalo. va Emporium Junction
'.i5 ?. ~ DAILY Tor Erie: Cor Rochestsr Buffalo.
snd Niagara Falls daily. except saturday. With
oeeping Car Washington % Rochester
1890 p y. ior Erie Canandaixua. Rochester.
Buffalo. and Niagara Falls daily. Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester satur-
days only
100 p n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily
Tor View York. al Parior Cars. with DiRiHE
Car from Baltimore
For Philadelphia. New York and
the East
EEpress. 90 CDiniEg Carl, 7.57 Dining Carl,
80 lo-o dining carr lo-25, and ll-OO
Dining Car from Wilmington A. n 12.f5
8-l5. $50 Dining Car from Baitius5re). So
1850 p NJ, 1910 night On Sundaya. 90
Dining Carr 7-57 CDininz Carl, 500,
1913 ~ 90 Dining Ca from WilmInztonl A.
N l2-I5. 3:l5. $50 Q,sRinE Car from Balti-
Philadelphia only. Express. "a A. n. I2.I5
daily.
For Boston. vithOu7 change. 7.5 4. n. week
days and $50 p. y daily.
For Baltimore. 6.Is 100. "a 80 81
goo. 1000. 1925. lJ.sO II 90 A. n IBIS,
l2;t5. LIS. 2-0L Sis. $50 (4-O0 Limited.
$40 so. F-S3. 40, $40 6:l5. $50. 7l5 7.l5.
1000 l0;t0 HIS p. n. snd IEslo night Ca
suncays. 90, 80. Isl, go eos. l0-2S.
GOO Linited)- f.I9. 40. $50. $40 6.l5,
night.
Fer POPe.s Greek Line. T:i5 A. n. and g.Z5 y
m weekdays.
For Annapolis. 100 900 A. n. I2.15 sni SO
p n week-days- Sundays, 900 A. a. and
Ticket Offices, corner Fifteenth and q Streets.
ard a. the station. SiEth and B Streets Uhers
orders can Be leis Tor the checki-E q bzgEaEs
Teiepkonc call TAT Tor Pennsylvania Rail-
J 2 HUTCHINSON. JR WOOD.
General GanaEer cerr-Pi Hsvs-nET- aV-nt
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WANTED-AGENTS.

NANTED-Ageuts 10 show Webster Distiou-
cry useful and valuable iu offices and homes;
most elegant edition ever produced. convenient
samples good profits 2ll JeUiier Building 40I
9Th 81, after 10 a. ~ Cali OF write mi
PROFITABLE NOKd offered agents in every town
20 secure subscriptions 20 The Ladies Home
Journal" and The Saturday Evening Post
We want agents Wl5 viii work Thoroughly and
with bushes systcrl TO cover each section with
cur illustrated J-tte booklets and other adver-
tsinE matter, and 10 look sharply after renew
ais f-o-n old subscribers The pay l. hrst rate
sno az the end Of the season $4,000 will be given
the test Workcn IS extra prizes iCr good work.
HoS vel some Of cur agents have succeeded IS
told ia a little booklet would like 90 send
ycu-HOrfr-lts Of some Of our best agents with
The story Of how they made % pay. TIE CURTIS
PUB LsHINC COMPANY. Philadelphia Pa
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WANTED-.MIsCELL
WANTED-To bay an old building 90 take
down, address BOX $50. this office Mos
WANTED-Se Secondhand lunchroom stools. counter.
dishes and steam table 1912 7th ct. NV. ess-5
ALL KINDS Of sewing done reasonably; waists,
zoe Up. Address BOZ 522, tins ofice. MSS
WANTED-s2j for secondhand piano: . bargain
Tor someone: must sell az once. Address BOY
51s this Office. c5s-s
WANTED-Cash paid FOR al kinds Of household
furniture. office and store fixtures. also sold on
commission. n. ROSENBERG Auctioueer. 6sg
Louisiana ave. nv. e2F-tf
WANTED-Bring your old gold and silver.
watches and diamonds 90 She MINT, SD C st.
NV, and get full value in ready money. GEO.
MARTIN. Manager jaI7-8m
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor old gold.
silver. watches. diamonds etc; pawn tickets
bought. LOUIS ABRAHAM. 453 sth st. NV.
jaII-d
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing: drop postal III
call B. TARSHES. 1905 9TH st. NV. deczG-lm
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YOUNG MAN desires room and board private
family, NV s'ate price. Adde'S BOX $50. this
Office. ,-ln d
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wANTED-Hooms AND noAI,D.

WANTED-R9om and board in private VirsIl
family. NV Address BOX 5f1. this Office N
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S!sCIELLANEoUs.

SgsCIELLANEOUs.
FL RS &Ag5 OVER to present styles, press gar
mcnts lik. new 80 lftb -. nw. esl-3
PANS A-sN ORGANS TUNED. 81. HELBIC-S
so 81 eTcRE. 1872 -tE s. ils)-Imo-e
Old F...'rli z.R 9EI -lld an kinds Of feathers
bcug lr Nl'Se's'- % s. ne frsgH
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WALL PAPER.

ROLTE. S24 9th St aw., Il constantly reeeivtns
the latest and most attractive designs IN Wall
Papers and paPvFs rooms from $40 up Cal
and investigate lor yourself aRd Be eonyiReed
MIA
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WANTED-Man or woman with 500. toilet clean
ing; pay caily- Address BOX 5ls, this ofHee.
MESS
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FOR RENT-BriCht and cheerful second floor
furnished or unfinished Tor light hous5k eeping
1924 9th -. NV. ,r9a7
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~ my '--,- L-
hANIED-By Young man. room, with board
near the Navy Yard Addre5s Boa 5I this
Office al
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FOR NERVOUSNESS PROPERTIES


III >lNf->> IENtEA llE> OK KIM
~ OLDEST BLI>HED BI >INES~ CORNER.
seven rooms. brick store and dwelling: corner
2sfh and ID st-. u2-- rent. $3.50
1903 18TH ST Mushroom store and dwelling
with bath. S10-50
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE AND ] ST--Seyeu-r5am
store and dwelling. with large stable and
large rear and side yard; rent, $50.
I~22 " ST. NW.-Slx-r01u store and dwelling.
renting for ~l5-
j. d. g. " D. SULLIVAN.
c-e-I 'J--c- 18th and G. SIS. nv.
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ron RENr-FURxIsHED RoOMs.

FOR RENT-Two nicely FURNISHED front rooms
well heated, very reasonable. 81 18th ST. NV
c4O-S
FOR RENT-Furnisled or UNFINISHED, four rooms
on third floor, heat. g8s, bath. single or cu
suite 1913 nth ST. NV e3H2
FOR RENT-Furui~bcd. front room. So per month;
gentlemen. as ST. NV e25-8
FOR RENT-Frout and back rooms well heated
6is 9th 81 uv. es9-S
FOR RENT-Three Communicating rooms; light,
heat; second floor terms moderate. l2G T st. ne.
mEO-3
FOR RENT-Fuui,bsd or uuiuruf-bed, single or
gu suite. with or without board -Ii ST. ne
mS1-S
FOR RENT-FuulshcI OF unfinished rooms. near
all car lines 55' sob 81. u" mo"
FOR RENT-Iargc second floor furnished room
aad porch 9i7 New York ave NV us5S
FOR RENT Nicely furnished. comfortable third
story front room; well heated. central. t2S llth
NV. m3O-5
FOR RENT-Two large furnished rooms Ter light
housekeeping. $40. eIj 5th So nv. cZ3-S
FOR RENT-Fmui-hed room: steam heat. bath;
S month; also one 50; tor men 42I 9th st. NV
m2g-3
SOB h ST. Nw.-Furnishcd or uniuruisacd rooms;
home table, central m2t-5
FOR RENT-Tuo parlors and bath room, and
use OF kitchen l4la y ST. NV mz9-S
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. bath. gas; house
Keeping permitted. hoo o 80. NV m29-S
FOR RENT-Tyvo completely furnished rooms;
light housekeeping; second floor front; tiled
bath, porcelain tub, furnace, etc; suitable Tor
married couple; light housekeeping; February
= ca - - ne NJ
FOR EENT-f25 st. NV. nicely furnished sec
ond floor rooms; terms reasonable. mess
FOR RENTING rooms, front, furnished 1907
Mass ave m29-S
IIO6 L ST. Nw.-For rent. nicely furnished
room with table board. mrs.
FOR RENT-ComfortabIe furnished rooms. cen
trail 80 10th s. NV m29-3
FOR RENT-Tho-oughIy heated front room; pri-
waite family; for gentlemen. OIL 1 ST. nv.
ness
FOR RENT-yery reasonable, neatly furnished
room. well heated 100 10Th st. NV. u2g-3
FOR RENT-Onc desirable front room. third
floor, for gentleman; furnished. 2S5 c st. ne.
m29-3
sls NEW YORK AVE: welI-heated furnished
rooms; transients accommodated. e25-3
FOR RENT-FunIshed rooms. 81 and S. "a
10Th 81. nv. ness
FOR RENT-Wam room, $. 90 sth st. NV
mess
FOR RENT-NcwIy papered. painted and fur
nished rooms strictly frst-Class; hot water heat
boarding so 9th st. NV m2s-1
FOR RENT-Light Housekeeping rooms; modern
improvements. 2O5 ST. nv. mss
FOR RENT-Tw0 newly papercd furnished front
rooms one large room, one large bali room 90
9Th ST. NV, between and G. SIS. mss
FOR RENT-Nicc. bright room. front or back,
second floor. furnished OF uuiIruisigd. with or
without board ZJi ST. ass. mss
FOR RENTING furnished rooms. IO7 2d St.
m25-3
FOR RENT-ro gentleman. nicely furnished, large
front ro0m perfectly heated and lighted. porcelain
BATH private family reference s05 5th ST. nv.
MS
FOR RENT-gjl C st. NV. two communicating
rooms, suitable for two or four people. board II
desired; strictly first class. e2l-7
FOR RENT--Comiortably furnished rooms. single
OF double; heat, gas. bath; reasonable rates.
transients accommodated. 205 Pa. ave. nv.
mI3-3O
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sTEAMBcATa.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- E-ery day in the year FOR Norfolk. New
- pJi- News, end all points South. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport NewE'' Norfolk AID " ash
- iHgtoH." on the following schedule
Lv- Washington. $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth 8 90 pm
" Ale1andria--7 I. 90 pm Lv N9rfolk-.--g.O0 pm
Ar Fl Monroe 90 am ". p Monroe-z-oO pu
Ar. Norfolk 90 am Ar AieIandTia- 90 an
Ar. POrtSm0uth. s IS am Az. Wsshington--7-0o am
Tickets on sale and statcro0ms reserved
-- at general ticket Office. Bod Building l4tn
- 81. and n. Y. ave. at downtown office.
- 6th 81 and Pa. ave: az offce on wharf
- and on board steamers
- k8For hurtner inf0r=1atian apply gen
. eraI Offices. foot Ith st., phone 80. or
EOud building 1ffh II ard n Y
- Washington. d. Q. Phone 229O.
JOHN CALLAHAN C@n-raf vsrrysr
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HELP wANTEp-NALr.

WANTFD -Ro Nh, f,,s IA ,,-.-ris7,,o - b-rr,.-
In bqErrv 51f f-L - - n
- "-A,'s ~ o,H ST. Sc Ct
and store work. AIdreSs BON -. this office. cl
W,xrrn Too e-...r.-. -.r,....-- %, d, %,
years Of age. with wheel and not afraid Of work.
Address bon 500. this oHice. cS1-&
u-,>-7,-r, ,-. ..,..--.r.-. ..-,
experience at job upccttiug. Apply -@ 81.
NV al
~ IED-pne hundred ahIe-roeled e'l"rcd rant
,,-.,i mon l'i grazing "'u.1 HAt '' near i'''
W 5l.laI4 iSEiHS, Dave Lewis. Robert Ware ana
vy,>-rr.r, NJ. ...-..,--.,,.- -
aI.17-t silt - 90 @ o. .----,- Ir,-,..s
DRUG STORE, Vermont avenue and I ST. ell
WANTED Nouag man for ,fF,. ,r,-l.. ,-7,.t
Mi 1n I,r55 5I fo'"e n GS [seo4ens
r-r.-5 ~ ~
yv,NTrD r5,, ,.,.--:.--.r ......-, ..-...tg-
,rl,rdid Gimme. f- ,-,,..T r--r AMI sTI-DTp'
WarIer Building. rss-5
NyAvrFD nil g. IN - - --.7
,,r,rg MAJ, 5.- 49,, 80, - -
MI ave-
wAvrEh-1t oB.c -,I,-g I.,-r.- o. sos 9th
Il ~ N' ~ GAS '''''' At ~. ia
WANTED F1sy,f-- I,,- . Tf-l,,.,.I.l-- % It,
lunch room mn r,1i.,,s, iIi','
~HAt.Eg FFOVU.S z1- n ii -
- NV '-
WANTED-Thirtv good coIored tunnel mon CAN
for information. SO 10th ST. NV. at 10 O'Clock
mi
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FOH HIRE.

FOR HIGE--Ho-sos busgies and dayt0as: $50
and $40 per GaT. Idr drumming q business
purposes PRESrUN'S STABLES cor. sth md
! SIS Nv Taoae gl.-a n9-ln-0
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TRAINS on RLUEWONT BRANCH
leave Washington s-1I a. m. daily. leo p. m.
ass p. m and $40 D. NJ week cars, and 90 D.
n. sundays Only for Bluemont. and 6-25 B. m
week days. and II-fI p. m-, theatre tram, Non
DAYS, WecnesLays and Saturdays for Lees5urs-
through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingtOu 5-s2 =. 8-52 o. s-S5 a. m. SIS
a. n daily. except Mondays 200 D. M 9-of
D. M and ESQ D. m. daily Local trains from
Harriso-burg lI-SI a. week DAYS ani
geo .. m. daily. Prom Charlottesville. So,
a. N. aGd $50 p n. daily.
Tickets sleeping car reservations. and det-.-
Information can De had 40 ticket cffccs. COS
St. 81 Fenrsy lrauIa Avelur. and Peuusy l-s-
station BaZgage checked through irom h.--.
and residence
'P5ore Main 1871. p. r. II. CAB Service.
FRANK : CANNON. 80 y p. and Gen ST.
=. IT. HARnWiCh, Gene-al Plss'r Age
l. s. BROWN. General Agent
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LOST

L0~T-iH United states Capitol. Ts--day January
=. 1872, large leather pUcEglh1oE containing JET
ters- money, and other articles. Finder vii. b-
rewarded Dos Addressing T. N., Box I3Z, United
states senate e31a
LOST-Su5u black and t4n dog called SPORT
reward. O.. ~. NIN>LOW, - irving o.. MSS.
LOoT-A i1v terrier dog. Tuesday evening. tag
No BIG. answers to the name of FRITZ. Large
reward If returned Co 1900 ST. avs. III
LOST-A lady's gold watch. initial monogram
g.. X. W reward. THO~- WILSON. pres loom.
Government Printing Office nj
LosT-FieId book NO. 2al. Engineer Department.
D. g. Ou- dollar VIII be- paid f1r. ir, return
70 ROOM -. District Building. cog
LOST Bracelet, near @ o.. Monday night. initials
-B. So Return 60 A. e g. nv aud receive
reward e9sg
LOsT-GoId watch Charm. yellow stone setting.
reward Return 60 G.. kETTLER la Centre Mar
ket- m24-3
LOST-S5 foT keys la-t STD and sts. last FRIDAY
afternoon LODGE. Judiciary Park nlZ9-2
LOST-A lady's small silver watch. with gold
trimming, saturday evening, between Z2Is 9th
81. NV and 5tL and Fla. ave. Reward d. re-
turned o. 2sIs 9th st. uw. mss
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PROF. CLAY,

Clairv0yaat scientific pllmist. tells about love
09 business Affairs. law suits SPECULATION Jl-
yurces absent friends. losses etc. settles lovers
QulrTels. UnIIes separated husbands and wiya
causes speedy marriages, removes family fruul.
OF ms s.e-ious feelings. 10 90 10 daily $50 81 --
Sw. NESS
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HELP wANTED-FEmALE.

WANTED-A girl for general houscwors; good
wages 20 competent girl 20 New jersey ave.
NV. 81
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sI1uAT1oNs wANTED-FEmALE.

WANTED-si tuation by q Jewish girl "a cook
or light h0ses0rd. Adlres BOX go this o.
fee. rasa-s
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PERSONALS.
NINE. THEO.

Medium and Card Reader. WzSliuet0u's most
famous Cl1irTUylut and PIANIST. Consult her sE
business love and family affairs, rcGaircs the
separated. removes spells. causes speedy max
risges and gives luck. Open daily. German
sugkeu -. aud Soc. glI DE- st. NV aras--
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

FOR Ssi.E- Male cararie, from Sl.J0 to s. each:
parrots doss. cats rabbit. etc. SCHMlD'S BIRD
STORE, ~ 18th H. nv mSO-tf
FOURTEENTH ST Hospital for Animals. surgical
and medical oasea Always open. Telephone Ill.,.
Slls Fourteenth a. 030-snO.
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=. g. SMITH, 1925 Pa. Ave.

tCruroBuE~ >Io8ED. 50 Per month ISL.
l-.l "a -.- 60
BAD Bills COLLECTED or no charge r. D.
GURi'pN. lawyer, 6l5 18th st. NV. e27-6
SATIsl Glory PRINTING BRINGS BIG BUsf-
MSS always. because o. X. LOO business cards.
biIiheads. envelopes. $50. HAYS. SOS L
81. NV. Established lSs9. nlz1-T
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for iron. lead. cop
per. bras. bottles. book stock and rubber: also
machinery and general merchandise. EDGAR
BAUM, 2ocG 9Th - NV del2-tf
HOMEMADE PIES AND CAKES fresh every d1v-
hot coffee and light Iunches a. HOLLIS, lss9
North Capitol t. u23-7
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-Fim. oomfortgbI-
durable. beautiful. undetectable. painless. DR.
l. b. WILSON. 1893 ST. ua- ja24-3Ot
DO YOU WANT the highest cash prices for
gents cast-of garments, shoes, musical instrtI-
Irents. guns and TidesG Drop postal S ATLAS
sz7 D e. nv. jas-Im
full DRESS SUITS fOr hire. one dollar. JULIUS
COHEN. ltOl eth NV e5-tf
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Boom
bought and sold; slso book binding IN all its
bTanches- SIS 81 ~ eSo-ti
ATKn Jour business teams Is vel En- you-
aaAt y aigh-class drivers from The REX STA
BLEs. n SINSHElMER. Proprietor. sezr 6l5 Z
g.. Ew. Rubber tired VEHICLES Of al kinds. hus.-
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WANTED-A girl for cooking and general house
work, az once. Apply ut as 9Th st. NV. cI
MANTED-GeneraI worker. small family. cham
bermaid waitress and cook, good wage. 1913
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FOUND.

Fui ND-FWe aiIk umbrella. owner con have same
by proving property and paying FOR ulL- adyer-
tisemcut. Address r. W.. Box 49, United state
senate, Washington, ID. &. caJ.s
FOUND-Ladics! "RoyaT' Clues Anything.
EASNS Zoe.
HOLLIS FRIED OYSTERS. the best ia the city.
5Oc per dor. 1929 North Capitol So m2i-7
HOLLIS DELICIOUS Ice Cream: orders delivered
20 al psrt q. city 1922 Nog.L Capitol 81.
mZs-1
EOJND-At LacCy's most modern ice cream fac
tory ID Amcrlca. delicious chocolate, vanilla and
stIawberry ice c-cams made from the fruit. not
the acid. SOC Per gallon. Also Lacey's special
zoe per gallon. Once. COZ New York ave Phone
Esin oSS delC-tf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
~ YoRK-sourHAuProN-LoNDoN.

FOR SALE OR RENT-HousEs.
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wANTED-Colored girl fo- general houseyori
2OI 10th 81. Sc. csJ-3
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WANTED neat colored girl to nurse baby.
Apply at OBJ 18th ST. NV al