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LOST

L0ST-Black leather purse, coutainins ccld link
chaiu with mo0ustOues. Finder VIII he re-
varded by returning same 20 1927 Conn ave-
dcII-3t
LOST-Wednesday. December 1o, 1902 goug
from si5 llrh st. ne. along H ST. to jth So.
ne. Ildy's gold watch and chain. heart Iu
front 90 ease, hair and photo IN back. Re
ward IL le't ~ si5 lle. So ne. deil-St
LOST Watch charm. initials and year engraved
opposite sides. Reward %. %. w., 1855 Pa.
ave. nw. dellat
LOST-TucsJay evening. a gold watch charm
100 form of large watch keys &C ~ Manly.
cu-ravaI thereon. Reward. l,uJ g s-. ---
dell-St
LUsT-lyhite lox terrier dog. marks. one ear
loIdcu brown. one eye with h.acs and brown
patch over D.. name Colby. Reward for return
10 1907 2lst ST. nW. delo-ft
LOST-F0x terrier. with two black spots on
ears and tail Liberal reward az 800 Sth So.
NV. lf-oS-
IOST-On Massachusetts, ave-. between New
Jersey ave. and 5th So. one end of black lb-
ortv silk boa, trimmed with white and black
-ibbon. Reward to finder at C-5 New Jersey
ave. ae5-9t
LOST-On Monday morning. in neislborhood Of
,tH and q -ts., q $40 b.ll Reward it returned
20 BOX 35a tai7 Office dei5t
LOST-A white and lemon yellow setter dog,
lame front foot, tag 55ts. Inform JOHN r..
JOHNSTON. 1lg Lowell ST., BrocAl4nl, 3D. O.,
ior reward lg9st
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FOUND.

FoUND-N great dane, red urndls; male. Ap-
ply %. AZ st. sw, deloat
NAME AND ADDRESS or 25 tcach) lirru one
yr.opes. paper. fine cards ali iJe- HAYS, sos
J. 81. NV. des-at
FOJND-Pound. marble, and fruit cake. two
pounds. Z5c, or dycpgui cake, CO., WILKINS
CAFE. g-I qrh SO. nw. Le,.7t
F0JND-Lalcy's ice cream absolutely uurc.
90 cents per gallon. Delivered in unlettcred
wagons Coz New York ave. NV. ml0u
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-sccond aoor front rooms; south
cu exposure; good home table. '13 b. sr. uV.
dell 80
FOR RENT--ecoud foor front room. fur
ni-hod; suitable f1r two. with board for $50 @
month. I7o5 ST. uw. 10
U8 H. Mt Vernon Place uw.-Tw0 desirable
second door rooms with board, ,raus.aurs.
lelI-St
NICELY FURNISHED front rooms. with baardi
reasonable. ll gh ~ NV. lclI.t
FOR RENT-Fumished r5oma with ar ufI-
out board 7lJ eth 81. nw. deil-ar
PISS ST. NW.->ec0ud story rooms. with
board. SIS per month, ael1-st
FOR RENT-Fuuishei rooms. with board.
5l- llth 81. NV. ieloA
$50 G ST. NW.-Room= with OF without board.
$3.50 per week and upward. heat, las, and bath.
ce-9-5t
FRONT PABLOR, with beard. ecat ami gas;
60 ton. 40 7th ST.. sn. drl0at
FOR RESr-Laree. nicely furnished front
rooms with OF without board, tous reasaa-
able. lIOE % SO. NV. de4-GL
2I2l n sT.-Room and board, So per week;
carly breakfast. deJat
REASONABLE rooms and board, home ,om-
forts. E.5 3d 81. uw. deI-2t
lU fTH ST. NW.-Fo- rent with board. one
large tIirI story corner room also small oun
same f1u-. both suitable Tor two OF three
dcy.s-
ROOM AND BOARD Cor two gentlemen; home
comforts. ll n ST.. uu. deIIIt
TIE LOGAN
beautiful location Iowa Circle. near O ST.:
single aud double rooms $40 and three room
suites, private bath; 0GU appointed dining
room, Oriental room, smoking room, piHE-p0ug
aHa Nanhattn pool free fo guests, sr...a.
mrltllv restaurant and room rates. dal.a1t
FOR REAT-Nicoly furnished rooms with
board. large second story front room. suitable
fCT tUO. steam heat in every room. fI1 9th
e. uF. oc2.-u
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NANTED-Plain COOK; also maid for private
family laundrcss. sZj. Inquire less nth St. NV.
IL
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES.

FOR SALE HORSES q VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-Iargo young horse. good delivery
wagon. aud harness; cheap. IZa D BE- Hsy.
dcil-3t
FUR SALE Cheap. sound. chunky marc. ci-ht
ye1rs old; weight 1000, work amy place. bear
% 81. 20. oell.5t
FOR sALE-Deliyery wagon. nearly good as
nea. $40. 2522 7th St. MS. dcll-2t
FOR SALE-A good horse; suitable far any
work 54 q 81. $751;. dcll-2t
FOR sALE-ouc work horse. 2l0l g. uU-
dpIIst
FOR StLE-Cood eel cart and big horse,
cheap. Io15 Sd st. sa. toIl.1t
FOR SNF-Chap. coupe. iu good condition.
OF viii exchange fOr express wagon Cali ar
-a.s . l,oblkt ~tLF. Conduit Road, d. e..
del0-C.
FOR ,ALE-ouc good horse. harness. and rgu-
about. tall at residence, 0l. SO. u"- dc3 90
FOR SALE-G0od WAGON, cheap. =. NJ ST.. NJ.
FOR SALE-par ~ heavy mules wagon. and
harness. Can hp seen at MAGRArH a. KEN
NtLLN'S STABLES. lGl fifh sf. uu.. December
~. Address BOX -. Fast End. Va da'2t
FOR SALE-A haud.Huilt lurry. iu first class
condition. viii sell cheap. Apply 465 q 81. sv..
after O'clock b. r. dc3at
FOR sALE-Hor.e. wagon. and license. or sep
sr-iely, good delivery wagon. cheap. Zi1s IS
st. NV dn3.8t
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HELP w9ETED-MALE & FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-By a lady. washing to take home.
So 7 st. sw. 10
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

Leave Washington. Sew Jersey ave. and 81
Chicago and Northwest. 'iv.5o a. m, go
Cincinnati. st. louis. and Louisville. 1906
a. m. s4.l5 p 1n-, s--l0 n.sht
Pitts5u-g and Cleveland. -lo.5O A. M, 's:4s
g. m and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling, '6.20 p. m.
Winchester, s.35 a. m, ui.l5 and 1851
Laray. .i.15 ?. ID.
Annapolis. I7.so, $3.50. Illi.so a. m. lia.so.
Fred5irieE. ls.s5. '.o.oo. Glo.5o a. m. --II5.
Haeerstovn. 1000 a. n and '6-2O p. m.
B0yJ and way points $50, -s-pO a. m
-'lI5. 4.so. $50. ''l0-l5. .Ili-s0 P m
CaitLersbCrg and way points. o-s5 900 q /
M. l2.51. ''1:l5. $780, l-10, 500, 80.
-7:55. -'l0-l5. .lL:sO p. ~
Washington Junction and way points s .35.
@'s.09 a. M. -'l.l5. ..t-5o 1850 p m
Baltimore, week Gays S6.0p goo. $50.
NT.O5. 80. Ks 80 SIS. Nl 20, A-0.oo, 1850 a.
m. 1880 uocn. zl-5I, XS.tJ. Ef;00. Lf-3Ol
s-s5. Ij:Cj. SIS. ZO--0. 6-a9 s. 90. N0:ea.
nIl;so Mss p. m SUNDAY 14-lo- y. ;eo.
7-Ga. ys-S0. N5-o9 a. u-, Ni---1. 1915. Ks -oO.
03.s1, x5-l5, SOS, ESQ. zs-00, zio,0o, All "a,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated win Pintsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia New York. Boston.
end the East. g co. e -gl tDinerl. go (Hui-
fsD. --8.o2 lDlueD. 1900 .Diaerl q. M.
Diner. U4.O5 Phaadsrbia only). -5a6
JDiuerl, $50 ard -ll.5o y. ID. CS.eep.ns Cur
open az lu-op Oc.0cs)-
Atlantic city. .7.o5 .ls-oo A. m n2;2A.
-0aliy. Except Sunday '-suuday ou,y.
EENpress trains.
DarzaCe called Tor and checked from hotels
and residences hv Union Transfer 90. on orters
Iett &C ticket oE-es. C3 Pennsylvania Avenue
-o-thvosr. N-v York Avenue aud Fifceeaih
---rst. avs ar s-at.--
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SOUTHERN RAlLWAY.

Schedule elective November 30. 1902.
Trains leave from Felnsy ylyania Station.
$40 a. IA. Daily. Local i0s Ha.rison5Crg.
haHcntOn. Charlotte. and way stations
l05l a. m. Daily. Washington and Florida
Limited first-cla4s coaches and crawlng-roo
sleeper to Jacksonville. Fla. Dining car service
ll:l5 a. m. Daily. United States Fast Mail
Flrst-class coaches and drawing sleeper
90 New ORLEANS Dining car service
4-Ol p m Week Days LoCal for Harrison
burg and way stations ca Manassas branch.
40 a. Daily. Local fo- Warreuton and
Charlottesville.
s.l5 p. m. Daily. New York and Atlanta TX.
press FIrst-class coach and sleeper % Atlanta;
Mondays Wednelays. and fridays. sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington % san
Francisco. Pullman buffet service.
0-ay 3. m- Daily. Ncw York and Florida
Express. Flrst-cllss coach end sleeper TO ol-
saauah, Jacksonville. and Port Tampa; sleeper
% Augusta, and connection for Aiken. Dining
car service.
lO:0I ,. m Daily New York and Memphis
Limited lyia Lyuch5urgJ. First-class coach and
sleeping car 90 Roanoke. Knoxville. Chat
ian9oga, and Memphis sleeper % New Orleans
Dining car service.
1913 p m. Daily Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train, club and
observation cars to Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
ers 70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis.
Ncu Orleans Dining car service.
TRAINS Or BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington, $50 a. m and A,43 p. m.
daily Week days. 100 p. M. i,S5 p n. and
5.25 p n Latter Tor Leesburg only.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
lngtOn o-i2 a. m, o-52 a. M, 80 a. m., 9-4j
d. M, 300 p. m, 9-15 p. m, and g-50 p. r.
daily. Local trains from Hauisonburg. u-jj o.
m. week days and 9.05 p. 70. daIy- From
Charlottesville. IS a. m. and $50 p. m daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had st ticket Offices.
705 18th ST., 81 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
sylvauia station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910. 2. r.. r. CAB Service.
c. "A. ACkERT. General Manager.
s. II. HARDWICK. General Pas'r Agent.
l. s BROWN General Agent
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WANTED-BICYCLES.
wANTED-OFFICE ROOMS.

WANTED-Onc or two rooms f5r light manu-
iacturing purposes state location aud rsut
which must be- reasonable. Address BOX sfi
this Office. 10
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FOR RENT SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Scw s'x-room houses 40 Boauinc.
large back l0t. fuc uou water. electric light;
.1a car fare. white tenants. $500. CAMPBELL
b CAMPBELL, $40 ~ 81. nw. CcJ-,t
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REAL ESTATE LOANS. INSURANCE.
1922 ~. y. N. Phone Main goo
We viii build you q home in
Gber,noor's q ddfff n n tyrookfap1
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FoR RENr-UNFURNIsHED RoOMs

FOR RENT-Three rooms. second noor. ICES
I-tl st. uc dcII3t
FOR RENT-Four unfurui-bed rooms third
floor. aI modern Improvements. -Ul & So. s..
dcIl.5t
FOR EENT-Thrcc rooms entire second H.or,
leat and gas bath; no other roomors 1924
Sow Jersey ave. ms. dcll-3t
FOR RENT ufurnisbed communicating second
floor rooms, heat. gas, end bath, Light house
boruin- 5Zl Sd So. UW. dcll-gt
FOR RENT- -Uufaui-hed front room. third
fuur sg5 pa. ave. Sc. dell-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms, second floor. heat.
gas aud bath same d30r; Si5 per month lO5
New jersey ave. So. del05t
FOR RENT-Fat or un,urulshcd rooms Tor
li-ht Housekeeping, very cheap. 444 II 81. nv.
dcl03t
FOR RENT-Fo1r second floor rooms: bath.
heat. gas. use oi dry cellar; stationary tubs:
uu TO- date plumbing; new house; clean. TOl A
So. UC. dciJ-at
FOR RENT-Largr, bright. sunny rooms: con-
veuient. Oo3 Sd 81 me- de9-5r
FOR RENT-Three unluruishcd rooms. second
floor; no other roamers- 1924 ST. mss. te9.8t
FOR RENT-TFa bright uufurnlshcd rooms.
beat. bath. and gas. j-5 New Jersey ave. NV.
deyit
FOR KENT-Uuumished rooms at I425 SIN st.
NV. de7-7t
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FOR RENT--FURNIsHED ROOMS.


- - ~
FOR KEN II UkNlSHED ROUMS.
FOR RENT-Furui-he1 1r unfuuisl back par
,l.ra.i. bl',i s.s i.,I -s- t.,,, o. %
GelI-st
-1g pr>-r 49, - --.-.-.--..- .------
-o.ri. Second far-. rartIarr'rI ,.-..,,-.5
dcll-s-
NOR rI-N-r To- --.-,l,- ...-,..-,.-.l --------.
splendid location igs ra.ulist. AZ g. 81 uw.
dell-5t
rOR EENr-C Comf1rtaf.r +rr-nfz.rI r-Tm, ir
house with an modern irrrl.r.y,.rr,ar1t,- steam
beat; fine board If desired. Convenient ia t.r.a
aT lines, gentlemen only. 1923 i',H s,. H".
"rll 81
FOR RENT 7-,-s sa...-I f... row, f,--l.t,f
90 uutumsacI. heat, gas, bath. owner, $40
-1 S. uN. tcil-at
FOR RENT-Ni,eIv furnished FRONT h5U room:
acil-at
FOR RENT-TWo furnished rooms. adults only.
Us 2 ST. NV DEN 90
NON .pt,,-r y.-.s.-.-,,..-
-oou,. very reasonable. AZ. II 81. ry. dcI1-st
p,p pr>-r w.. s---. -,r l...r. r.........-
-,,r,s tr. s.f =. r- ' r.Iig.
FOR RrNr- Nirc1, furnished rl,,-F rooms.
i9,rs H. l.sircI ..,5 rifI. ~ rg 5ar1 3.
SON prvr ,.f.--... ...-,., .....-,-- ,--o. -.-.,
,,itI .r..,... i,-.. ,r....., -,.,-.rf, T-,r ,r
sl,ra Gl.r. vol Esgtc1 C7ri st once If fl.f-sJ
Ii7 ST. uu. 1t
~, ,,,-,-.r
: ~" "f.N large NOM lo...r s-'vHd A'li. i.I M
~. -.
I 'h h-Ni l'-1 N," lo.A -'t-' warm pr EN-'
''- ',.''.' .'' .'' ---.. WV -,
! OR RENI-94o ] ST. NV, one or two nicely
l-'l..9l''' warm '.o'''S' '.'''' "'.I- uei'.'1
FOR RENI-ore Furnished and two uninrnlshed
l-gLl2, Ita7li.a.l le. i1i- N ST. hN- 'el'-'L
EOR RENT-Furri-..ci rooms for light house
Gi,.l ' i''' va "a l'-..' "'I .,'.,i'
-7.'''
FOR RENT-rWo second floor front rooms fur
r,--''' i'' "s"1 N'o77N''t'"S- 1870 ..h ST.
FOR RENT-Niceiv furnished second floor bay
ElnooW IFoni room ana 7-t pace room I"I.ll
go sI 80. .'. Ii .st n - I5.-
,or ,,.,.I Nm. GO, --.....5 49, ~.
~
man. s.; one couple or two gentlemen. $40 per
month. I2l ID 81. ne. del0-3r
I..,r. yt.,-r ,.f....,-. s.--..5-i---i
Nh ny -l,-..lt ''..H-7'.-u iaIi'. aN1
'o'nlNuulldlHs HiAiHNlAs VIII iehl lof ~ ptf
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WANTED-ROOMS.
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Wide-tread top buggy. one carriaee.
cheap. ktNsEN. fth and "a srs. uw. this
evening. IL
NANTED-Teams 20 haul coal s s. DASH &
Sons, Coal and F.reWoo1 21s Florida ave. ne.
de0-u
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FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.

TOR RTNT-Dssirable of8ccs in Bliss Building.
CIp0dtc Capitol, near go and fts nw
electric lights elevator. telephone and ilu,tyr
service irtc. % up. mg-tf
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-un ImIton Road. near Cool
Hope ei-lt room cottage. near three acres.
Apply -lC -l zt. uc. JrIpgt
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WANTED-C7rrflI driver for carriage, also
housemau. waiter. and porter. 1900 New York
ave ma 10
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Must be seen 20 he appreciated. Lots az
any price and terms 20 suii. Call or write.
pleasure e. take sou out
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/
Nearly ncw Upright Grand Piano of the latest
mudel-usaj Jess than three m0utls-3 pedals
Gu.lUdil- soft 5topl-COntiuuouS hugcs-aud
an the most recent improvements. our spe-
ciIl Christmas Offering, at ~Z25 tS6 monthly
pa7mcutSj, including elegant hardwood stool 90
mJtch-veiuuy s,arf-One years tuning and free
delivery. You couldn't duplicate this piano
new Tor lc-. than 500. only small deposit
necessary Co secure it, and you pay no more
uu.rI after January l.
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WAVTED-Colorcd girl for general hou-c,york.
g39 . So. rv. hell't
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NANTED-A girl for general houseVors. couu-
try girl preferred, moderate wages. uut good
h,mc. Cali TOO SO. me- 1t
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WANTED Thoroughly competent Young lady
al, cashier and ho1sbCcpCr iu grocery. Address
bon l1I this Office dell.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St PAUL. Dec Il, 10 am. Phira Dec. 81. 10 am.
81 Louis Dec q, 10 am 81 Paul-Jan- ., 10 am
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-
Finland. Dec I3. loan. EroonI q. .Dec.27, 10 am
Nader' a. Dec.o0 I0a.m. iceland JAMS 10 a. M
PTERNA ATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
CONPANY'S WASHINCTON OFFICE. 1896 ST.
y W. or Geo. IS. Moss, 1911 g s.. n. W.
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REAL ESTATE.


GENUINE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
PAYING 10 PER CENT.
A SMALL fvcrocm house on 25th ST.; rents Tor
$50 per month. PRICE, $500
a SMALL HOJ SE-Two story brick; icnts $3.50
per month. PRICE. $500.
A SMALL HoUsE-F ST. NV; rents sl'.50 per
month. PRICE. $3.50
a SMALL BBICE-FIve rooms. O. sb. NV; rents
$3.50 per month. FRICE sl.5oJ
MARTIN BROS
deg 80 1925 Pennsy lvania ave.
LIACOLN PARK FR RoPERTY.
b st. me- near Lincoln PARK room
frame, with beautiful lot. zGTlO). House rents
for $50 per month, aud any one should jump
al the ground at 55c per foot We VIII sacri-
hcc the property tor Sl,C5J, i sold az once
ANY terms you name
JOHN r. DONOHOE e son,
Phone, East e. sos East Capitol 81.
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HELP WANTED-MALE


HELP WANTFD-MALF
II ------ $50 .
generally useful; one with Eu9yledge of wak-
H- 'ee cream preferred. hRE>NAhAN' d. .''
p .1
Ny ANlt ltl'--''tiied co.ortd man io5 si4l.e N'I,.
.no attend ." ndrn.S, 900 us. l' can N'.'-li
best reference, between : an" @; also ''."Tt'
.r.r. ,rto-.ni.-. Is2o ir,b st nu. 1t
-
Ri ROSS, H,d1TEr bGF\rY sH Iorh st..
phone. 25Ill. u
man. also boy. help about
fats. white butler and ,oseHm7n. Inquire l'5I
NANTEp-Palito young man from country;
wages SO Call after ID q. m.' '-i I'''' %"
--- --
an,sg " .,, '-,'H 90 a. ~ 'ass' aSs % goo" 7' il
W 'N III '.,.-' o''',' ,.- I5o, ~ ,.,
nous. man, "'I'eI' anu porter i-'' Ne" l..N
"a ,>-T7-D NJ g. -.--r5 ~ f--r---- co-l
-, b.. ,-',,r,.,,,.t r.,-+, ,u,i,. ls1, ~
~ @ 'ff'
~ en- c,,,Te- Iioei.s ana wait
'.e-.~ '' ONCE h"'l iNN N'i--''l' ''t 70 ST.
H'-- III
,,,>-rrn p,,. -,,,, ,l.,,t,-- 49,, o. 1,,-5 ~.
onI butler CNhitcl. Inquire Aat I. 1923 2Zd st.
nG. IL
.. -
r.ffrer.c r.gl,irs5 ago.5 I. &. 5.li-a.
..,,,
W A. ] ~ mon u'Itens'r' slnsle' and four
UI,i-.S rn.rFI ,,.rN,y l5,t =, ,.. H. ''.-1s'
d,I1-2f
,,..,---,-,.
w ANIED-A small boy FOR Light store work.
80
W a. ~, ,.ll- Elp-gooa barber Tor saturday A. f.
>i,, '-.-,-, ----, " - IL
WANTED-Young man or lady for ofi f., work
,t.- o, '-'' uo'ANeepeI. Address BON go
II
WANTED -NerrerttaIer r7,qtip,. ,r,,r,.,-. ,,,,.
'hinisi operator preferred. 5l2 sth So. uw. Il
WANTED-Iob press feeder. 512 srb sl rW n
"a, ,---t-r, nm,
7r1- n ""-- ''f7' N''''''''l 'Hlultia-
-'-' '' 4 ave IL
WANTED-A reliable root In,,,irs IN o s+
me- 1t
N ANTFD-A ma, and , t,, 90 ,fi.,-,5..,,.. ,;
cuIars CalI AT Room, ma N.tia1,I I-,,sgr, 1,.,,r5
ing, a1s r n pw '' -'-''' '-'''' m
a. ,NTrn- ,,,..3 III -. ILL., -.......
be abic 4, Jr,In5 ,Iu tr.Io ana r,,.t ~, 49,,
and reliable: good wages 90 the rieht man.
also apprentice boy. 1926 North Capitol ST..
dell-2t
WANTED-A good job printer. union man. THE
LlPPMAN PRINTING co. co.. 9Th st nw.
dell-2t
WANTED-Tin and sheet iron workers, stove
hands and un rooicrs, also tmnC8 helpers.
N. q. MlItHElL- 800 VI ST. aelI-5t
NJ ANTFr,- t,i--t .r-.-- t-,tl-- -,I - -.
hostler and miiher. three dishwasHers. farm
manager, Tour walters, Young man Tor bakery.
------------- - = -,
W NlEll-A Young man % vora behind coun-
Ter. BEkENS' CAFE. $50 18th So. NV. lt
WANIED-steam engineers sl2 week. Address
BON +e5, this office. dell-st
WANTED-A frst-class col0red barber at once
Apply WN- HOWARD, Box l65. Hanover. York
70, IA II
WANTED-Good carriage washer. az once. gs6
n. j. ave. NV. it
WANTED-Young man with come experience
az roofing and timing. 10 work iu country Adj
ores. 9. " MORRISON, PooiesFile, hd
oei---t
WANTED-salespeopie OK experience; both men
ana women STEADY positions for those who
are competent Apply at = MANN, Suns a.
WANTrD-A r.o-tc- ar,I, ~ c-rc n
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-01-02

t...>" We're m Unknown institution in
;,.:v@.: :c":tAS .: the United States.
-; =. t,r Border states. especially the
;. ,.:...." sections u the states just
:..::M e.: the ONO, tAr practice Of
''"":g,::..: the old year ont and TIE
-" !t". IN was the one thing pc
e,..:.. ~ New Years. Wonderful
:,..:.-> W,r" to hc seen at that hour.
=: .:-M , sort ui rrvcrrntial perform.
..:.,,, -" wild animals lost their fear
: '-... AL certain plants ut Il !NyS-
-. - :..;uvv Sl'vauc ZIP IL the door
y:!
! !.@y, !ll the children pull and lay
80. =! IL. >Moots rs long rs my hand"
'y.S t.. testimony ui one good old
..... .u., Tor uUght any hravor could
...." discover, she honestly believed IT.
\ .;;!" later. when the old sup'rsti-
80. Died cut. "wHtch night became u
.,..-'.,u> Proceeding. The ordinary
,.r,:...:.l !ny"t!HG was followed hy n
">o"t uIl praise" session. y Jew min.
U:r> hycu-" midnight the nc!nh"rS Of
In, church gathered ar,E!Nl the "altar"
I W@~ merely H." space, IN front Of the
lH.!.!t, hut ~" u.l ua!u,-rcIHa!nrlN and
r:..":,:.!e& joined hands in circle.
y -" minute hand oI'tM" clock near
- -, MI mark the Iuu>:: profound 81
!.nr, waS discretionary Christian
','.- supposed - hr IN Silent prayer for
ir.:,.o:. Il! the >!nS oi the s'loS!ng year.
Wn~. tho new Mour ana n,'w year ,r-
san. al broke INTO u glad: song. often
i..!:c!ci WITH "SAout$" IN methodist or
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-01-02

came a social gala day. Tho young
carriages, and parties We'd with each
other as to how many calls they could
make In tho palmy days OF New
Years calling the most fashionable
people wore evening dress, the blinds Of
the rarlors were closed and tho gas
lighted Tho Scrno within WAS often
like that OF IN evening reception Of the
present day.
Rut rs the Dutch Now York hurgh
crs Of old wrrr ovcrrun 10y the Eng.
nSh So tho New York swrlls Of to-day
have suffered tho sHmr fate. \ dis.
ease called nnClomanin appeared In the
land and seized upon SwclldNm. The
English nr!StoCrnt spends the Christ.
mas season ut his country scat. and
when the New York pnrvrnu became
wealthy enough to have country scat
ne must nC<Nls initiate his English
model and 20 to It for Christmas and
New Years.
When the New Yorker began to
spend the holidays rs his English
cousin spends them, New Years calls
began to fall on So for several years
New Years calling In cities has hrrn
dropped. Fortunately there are still
left people who do not have chntcaus
In the midst Of great parks who cling
t. the old custom. ON New Years day
they visit thclr fr!ruls with something
OF the s!mpltrity ri former days and
enjoy II rs II was enjoyed them but
the great rush OF New Years day rs
II existed ten years ago Is passed and
II Is no ErNNt loss.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-01-02

supporting columns, scrolls ana cur
tains; some display fcstoons OF flow
crS and Il variety OF animals.
Tho cognomcnS OF naval officers
emerge from tho midst of spilrS,
anchors, ropes. flags and other naval
insignia. while military officers ap-
pear surrounded by helmets, cannon.
tents and soldiers. Artists figure amid
pnlrttrS, brushes and other ndiuncts
OF their nrt. mostly accompanied by n
graceful female form, and every kind
Of musical instrument has been called
into play-lyIN harpS. trumpcts and
hnrpSichords--for musicians. Birds of
many kinds hold scrolls bearing the
names In thcir .brnls, or they are
written OH their breasts or outStrctchcd
wings Animals often play n double
part. Tho name Of Hare, for example.
ls represented as Il rcbus by that little
animal running at full speed. while 4
goat figured on the fashionable designs
OF 17S5. Archery, agriculture and sport
generally left their impress Oh the
visiting card.
About 1916 pure white cards with
embossed borders and large embossed
lettrrtngs were the prevalent mode.
History again repeats itself - the
daughters name appeared then with
her mothers. rs 1t does now. How
many Of the titles then cXtnnt have
died out! 1t very often happened that
the lndy's cards and the gcntlrmunS
were OF the same size. but not always
For her "tickrt" the Duchess Of
Leeds In 1904 favored Il very pretty
engraving OF Il Chinese figure looking
over n low doorway, with an An;;li-
ciZcd paCoLn Mt the side. On another
card bearing famous lords name
figures powerful engraving Of the
sphinx, with the Egyptian pyramids
In the rear.
Many a great dame Of those days
had hcr name on her visiting card sur
rounded by q framework held by Gu
pids. These were far prctticr than the
somhcr looking cards covered with
close set. engraved, horizontal lines
and Il very deep border. Monograms
and coronctS figured ON some OF them
md have left to postcrity fine spcci-
mems Of steel engraving, but the most
elaborate Of hcraldIc cards were gen
orally foreign. and some Of tho for.
eign embassies employed colOrcd crests
occasionally introduced In the center.