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BUSINESS CHANCES.


BUSINESS CHANCES.
wANrED-Lady parrnc- Win SOB: So Per cent;
legitimate. address BOX Cos. this o6iec. ezl-3
49, -. ..-.-.-.-----.-. -----.------
s9i p. where sou transfer. uzI-tf
80 r.Tr -
5oh ali Groccg store and fixtures Oh
,--.,------
80, 49, man "ith Sl'y' 20 >-.'y % take
I =, 49,. IA one or me 2e-t pf5i2s eeifi-se
Office nails
ROD Dr,-r .- ... -
1t Fr-.. 80, '-'- - 81, 81
- si-i'e,5' 'N S--l- '7 - - p
GROCERY gr71,E--,-7 7--7------ ------ an mo-
szs5. sicEness. F1s5 b \. ne r,5i-5
lion. s5dres- B0y IN AS rs5-e 49,
IA 1--T5T, - -. -
y az - loui- nan VITA sd take charge
secured and good Lam. Nd B6X 80 ~
Office COOS
- - -
DUNLAP. 90 st. es5-s
80, --,,,-
oE sAl-E-Da''S ilH.h' 5000 Ialik cary SAND;
9Th s. nv. cz5-a
T0p CITr p---------- c. ---------- =.
~ 49, I5- - = p, 2ia, e1g;i
e-'-t
-, $500
Lo1 s AZ hA-aias -Id s-o1e so; psl-
gam, i7-z ID ST. NV. m15-s
hAlE lASh BY RS 70. grocery and lunch
INV 11i'N n''i-'l-99 Lhvh-hS, on
s. H--,-,
FOR SAfE-C7ear stand. business street. daily
49, 1-.,,5 7g rare g.i4.ee NJ" hohh bt>iNHH>
I-,---- CA Ii-2--
FOR SALE-Grocery and liquor store. daily sales.
20, i- .,5 5'lt- N-" ioAh BUSINESS Baph-
~ '-' D CO. H--'-'
AyrOfrNr OF III HEALTH .-a3 .-E ..-,-;.,s
secures interest IN esta1l-sled business good for
800 No. SS-' -sSe ri-''7s-s'l'21 IA
-->- -.-- --' 3d. '--s o'-e- -'
$50, $50. 500 10 LOAN @ per cent per an
num- j. IT, u bD3Nr Lawyer tl3 l4-u 30.
W-'-o
NJ TT,y-r $50 l., - - - =
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic
Binding mics
'i--,- -3 SALE-FigCt lunch room in Washington,
must serr--si-r-....t- f''- W. '- bt"AN- 81.
Ia. ave- MISS
FOR SALE Cigar and eanf..r>-i77-l-- good trans
for corner dean rrur- S7z5 f-g-f - ~ st.
>a'' NiLL INh .t.i interest DID "i1-t sla1.lSn4d
oHi,e Uu>iI'''i VII pay - wees. address
h1A 52l, tLi5 once. Mss
FOR SALE-Cr5gcry, meat and provision story.
paving $500 year. chance of lifetime Tor good
marty. viii TAKE. Ulrrrar. OBJ --IT comm fsr..
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WANTED-A frst-clszs fancy cake baker and or
Ea'ncn;cr; German preferred Address BON 500
tlis office. mi
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WALL PAPER

WALL PAPER. 5e per roll zap; painting and
paperisngiBg. G.. G.. YOUNGER. 40 New Jer-
sry ave miss
FEW DAYS ONLY-Roous papercd, $40 up
samples brought. HUNT. 40 O. a. NV el6-7
hOLTE. So 9th q. NV. 4 constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Wall
FsPers, and psPrrs rooms from $50 up. CAP
and investigate Tor yourself snd be conKiRcSd
mA
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WANTED-Carurntcr lr she month"; mus,
wcl recommended. Apply RIGGS HOT So.
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FOR kENT-tirick stable. rear 81 10Th ST. u-,. SO
ei--5 LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 30 r So. nv
FOR RENr-StabIe, rear C2 81 81. Key 6I4
81 ST. aIe-g
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ron HIRE.

FOR HikE-Fine teams Cor pleasure; also
wagons Tor druEmcIs and business mel at nod
crate prices. VIRGINIA STABLES, rear National
Hotel. 500 Z 81. NV. Phone East 2s3 ~
mlG-I
FOR HiRE-Horses. buggies and dayions; SI50
and 500 per day. for drumming or business
purposes. PRLSTON'S STABLES, cor. sth and
SIS NV. Phone JlI-2. my-Im0
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ETEAEIDcATz,
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co,

- Every day in the yszs Tor Norfolk New
- port News, and all points south, by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and ''WasL.
- iugton," on the following schedule
Lv- Washington G. 81 pm Ly. Portsmouth. 3 90 pm
LV AeXandria..5.01 pm Lv. N9ric.s. 600 pm
A. II. Monroe 100 am Lv. Tt. M0aroe.s.0) pm
Ar Norfolk. e % an AZ. AIe1ard-ia- $50 ans
Ar Por,Snoulh-sl5 am Ar Washiugt01--7-0J 2n
- Tickets On sale and stater1ouz reserved
-- az genera. ticket Office. Bond Building, l4tl
- 81. and y. y. ave; az downtown office.
- 9th st. Rlt Pa. ave. at ONCE wharf
- and on board steamers.
- zIFCr further information apply A. gen
- eraI Offices foot eth ST., phone 80, OF
- Bond Building. 18th ST. and y. Y ave.
- Washington. D. c. Prone Z2gO.
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Mausger.
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FOR REyT-UNFJRNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms with hath.
second Hoor. 80 9Th 50. NV t2I-a
| FOR RENT-Oul large and one small room I0I
l L "a
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WANTED-BF elderly gentleman, room and bga
with widow OF small family. must be- rea,a,
able. Addrsss BOX a72, this Office. CO.'S
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NANIED-Nhitc butler. driver and helper; also
co-ored man for druggist 1900 New York ave.
NV. mi
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW SOUTHAMPTON
fh!l paI1-Jan- p 10 an ST Louis Feb g. 70 IN.
Il fa-i-Jan- p, 70 am. Phil phiz. FEB. II m
RED STAR LINE.
EEW K-ANTWERP-PARTS
5out h" arkJan- % noon Keusing' q Feb IOa IT,
'aaeriand-J7n- % noon ZeeIzud--Eeb. u. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers % and IS, y. r. once. % Broadway. y Z
MASANGIUN OFFICE. 1906 s. y s.. or
Geo W Noss. Agent. IAN G. St n ".
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Leave Washington g-1i a. H. daily. l-oJ p ID,
4-E5 ID. ID and $40 @. m- week DAYS. AMI o--J p
~ SluIlvs only for BlE-c11r. and - p I'd.
week E1-E and 1870 D. M. rE1-t-e t-lir. Nom
DAYS. Waduc=iays and saturdays tor Leesalr--
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

" AAIED-A good horse and furniture wagon
eheap- Addfe-s bon soS, this Office. e2l-3
MANrED-To exchange paperhanging Tor light
buggy must be c.eap- Address BOX $40. this
once .39-g
WANTED good horse. cheap. ApDiy j. u
HOOVER, 1856 Centre Market eos
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BIRDS. DOCS, ETC.

FOURTEENTH ST. Hospital for Animals surgical
and medical cases Always open Telephone 17I-s.
fll5 Fourteenth ST e8-8E0.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Geut's wheel. Hue condition s.
Addres- Bon IS. this office mzl-S
FOR SALE-CeaJ's 1901 bicycle. u.a1e ug Amrri-
can Bicycle Co.. in perfect condition: SO. if
taken this week. Addrc-s BOX s,5, tais once.
mails
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hISCELLANEOUs.

MISCELLANEOU5.
CHAIRS GAINED. z5c up; repairing, uphoIsrerins:
drop postal z-5I 9Th st. nw m2I-3
WANTED-To exchange. Iaree-slze CoIau.bil
GT4pE0phone. including % records. Tor type
writer Addrr7 BON go, this office. U2I-G
RJEBER HEELS put on your shoes for Gee.
~, ,ln p. n" c-o-f
DANCINC-PEUF- J. p. CALDWELL'S Aga8e1V-
GIU O. b. NV Class CVauuEs WeIue-dIvs S4f-
urtaEs. O'Clock Former pupils invited 90 at
tend FrIgate Lessons given daily Mos
PLEASING PRlNTING-SA SMALLEST COST: b.-t
quality prompt delivery canine samples. 1000
business cards, $40 HAYS, SIS IT. nv.
Established l,r' m2l--
MEXICAN EUREKA viii positively cure rh-u-
u.afi7ir. neuralgia and lumbaE1- Ask zaar drug
-i-t. rr drop postal % MEXICAN EUREKA
CHEMICAL COMPANY. I1ls Pa ave. uU If
VII he delivered 81 any para Of the city m-o-5
SHAVE. 5c- HAIR ctr, I5e; boys Laf- ouf.
To- t.o sla T. BE-. .42J-a
HANNA RHEUMATISM REMEDY is pleasant 10
tac; . purely vegetable. and cont IS no hurt
..i tA-l i-- Do removes Uala Dad lar days price
80. O. bottle For sale no -iNN~ DRUG STORE
litA and Nrw York ave- iaaI-2m5
ZEEANk GEM srJD-Csu,t detect r-5m "a lfg-
Mal-- send 20 CTS. E. JONES, zII I-t 81 U.s
Mos
FI3lrLEs. ECZEMA, face cruprion-; am al-olut.
cure guaranteed remedy by ono who suffered
It. a
Lock Box $50. Washington. b. e.. mI9-1
CHAIR GAMING. 7y5 Il st.. I5i7 9Th st. NV
Wis. J. Johnson. ml6-T
Rheumatism, A physicians rened,. VIZ.
lie NARD's JRIC ACID SOLVENT
hs- positively cured 200 cases ia Washington.
pure, harmless, pleasant: o kidney remedy, cures
dTopy5 purihc- the blood, all d.uG-isTs- PIE
pared only by DIR. J. :. NICHOLSON, Specialist.
Examination free. 0Gl 18th So. NV u2I-G
WANTED-Cash paid Ior any kind OF merchan-
disc furniture also sold commission. II
ROSENBERG. Auctloreer. O3J LOUISIANA nv
o6-ti
DO YOU WANT the highest cash prices ior
gents cast-oh garments shoes, musical inztru-
meiits, guns and ride! Drop postal S. ATLAS
927 st. Hw. jaI-Im
TEETH without plates; arra. comfortable. durabIe.
beautiful. undeteCtable. painless DIR. l. B. VII
son. 1908 st. NV. m24-sO
FULL DRESS SUITS TOR hire: one dollar. JULIUS
COHEN, lloi 5ih nwy est
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Book,
bought and sold; also book binding IL all IFS
eranehs. Big st. nv eso-d
Hire Jour business teams as veil a. you,
" - nigh-class drivers from THE REX STA
sLEo. n siNShEiMER Proprietor. rear 6Ij
a. nv Rubber tired .vckitles Of al kinds hus.-
AsAs snd Dayton wagons GlwaTs On hand eo-in
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SI1 down, S. monthly. buys choice
miss
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FOR sALE-HoRsI4s AND VEHICLES.

FOR ~ALE-TveIv- good work Ho-s--. suitable
for most amy bu-iue--, au- good driving mare.
also one uo-tap gNpre-, wagon Can Do seen in
rear ui 100 3l-t ST. N.Y. ellis
FOR SAIE--Two rea platform wagons; viii suit
coal or feed dealer. one single humber wagon.
FLANN g. BLoI NJ 5IA IIth ST. ~v rl2I-s
FOR SALE-S25 to 500: have uo further use. 20
horses and mares, suitable i0r farm family or
general hu-iuc-, purposes, Shetland pony. cart.
and harness gentle for children TO idc Ca drive,
also wagon talur--. utensils. Apply -I5 az 81.
uw- ass--
FOR >ALE-HotoI omnibus. quite new rubber
tires. can DEWEY HOTEL STABLE. Greca's
Alley, L. st.. ASH and l4th So. niles
FOR SALE-Cne horse, cheap. 10 L st. sw.
ml9-3
FOR SALE SorreI horse. sound. gentle ana fine
traveller; also almost new Mcfarland surrey and
phaetou, buggy harness. blankets, ETC.: price
$50; bargain ~ $3.50 Apply 200 g. ST. nv.
MISS
FOR SALE-Tinc driving horse buggy aud har-
Ree7, great Bargain owner leaving eity- Ma
TioNAL STABLES. 9th and sis. NV. MISS
---------------------------
STORAGE.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-A young white girl % look after
ehIldrea; say az night. l0l3 Goth ST. nv. miss
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENF-las P st. Sc. seven ICONS. two
latrobes and range; bath and closet; kegs next
FOR REM
Brick, lels 18th st. NV. 10 --ls and batL-.s5O O.
BFlcs, 900 J 81 NV, "a rms and bath. 30 -
Frame 18th ST. road, BTightwood, s 2 g. b. Is %
FOR RENT-COLORED TENANTS
Brick, IzJ,iz Wyue 81. ne, 5 rooms. ..... 50 %
Brick, 1887 Ohio ave NV. rooms $500. D. O0
Brick, III q 81 NV, : rooms ....-...... 10 %
Brick, Gl6 10Th ~. NV, roCms-..---.... g %
ls-3 Lol.is p SHOEMAKER, go F st. NV.
FOR RENT-I6I7 RosedaIe ST. ne. So 20. six
rooms closet and hydrant IN yard; back shed
on 4Ley- hey az TO- cls-3
FOR PENTHOUSE CAyAILABIE FEB. ]. 1900
bathroom and pantry. closets large and abu=d-
ant. condition az h0use hrst-ClasS- location birh
healthtul. central and ven desirable; rent So C
% desirable 5enaut Appiy o. premise. OF o.
n BALDWIN JOHNSON iaIs-,f
ToG BENT-T0 desirable COLORED TENANTS.
ucr-. modern. san-rary 5-rooU and bath mats;
f-gco e. uW., near Au-tl Capital So % Sl4
GLi- ~ hlll, ol' -lth 80 nv ml7-7
FOR EENT-Ouly three Let: Nos. 49,. In. ana
If9 Thomas S. EW-5 nes houses; SIX rooms: tile
bath; furnace, rent. $3.50. FRED " REEVES,
Cl1 If-h St NV ilg-f
FOR RESr-Frecs 70 col9red persons. hve-roon
houses. northeast, free for one month and then
only s. q month CAYWOOD & GARRETT. cor
Eer lSLh st I'D Aev loyk ave. Ss. m3-lm
FOR RENT-STORES AND DWELL
INGS
FOR RENT
Brick store and dwelling. 814 o NV. r--.ss5 %
- Frame store and dwelling $50 Isl See r. - Sd
Is-2 ~--LGL Is p. SHOEMAKER. go + 81. Hu.
FOR RENT-ST All fsS~---
FOR kENT-Brick stable. rear 81 10Th 50. u7y. SO
cl--5 LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER 40 r ST. n.y.
FOR RENr-Stabie rear CI2 81 81. Key GA
81 So NV gIs-E
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
EuR RENT-sIl n-- month. sir-r,n-. h,r.n nj
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NANIED-Nan and wife same house, SIS; also
coachuian. nurse. Invalid attendant. chamber
maid, and cook; good wages. 1913 New York
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FOR sALE-LOTs.


Corner Dot. 2toss7I57 vsH situated in ne.
near ave- Price lcer than
SOC l.sr
This IS yers cheap rsu O.. once.
b. LODC- lIL
mzl-Z ~ st. n-.
TOR -AIE-Iv1 Dots. WooIsiGe Park. Nd O.
d. eEkllN. 1910 D ~. ua- mIg--
FOR sALE-I-ot located Northwest. paved street
water sewer. and gas; price, $50 cents BARGAIN
az % cents must be- sold. wake up. luye.ti-ato-
~. q. HALDENhN, 5l7 18th 81. cI--s
TIE SENATE BILL to extend 18Th and I4gT
and 10th Streets IS booming tLe sale of Dot. at
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Ysu must buy
before mot afierB thg extension Of these great
ih0rouEhiarcs DO yuu wish 90 receive thc large
increase ina value that Is sure 20 follow. This
property D. located one square north Of sIIo!-
mead Manor and extends from 18th ST. cz-
tended mot lith ST. road TO BriehtwJod ave.
Lots > 20 100 feet front by % 90 TO feet deep
Co I5-fO0t ALLEYS Prices Doe 10 a5c a SQUARE
foot. Terms. SO % 500 cash and SIS 10 so
monthly on each lot, or ohe-fhird cash, balance
one. two, and three years. Five per ceat of lor
cash. Money loaned 10 bGild a. lowest rates Of
interest. No exchange considered Tor city houses
For full particulars telephone drop postal or
call for new I6-pagc illustrated booklet plat
etc. Carriage free 10 sce the property. FULTON
r. GORDON, 70i 18th 50 NV; phone Main
59s-2. Offce hours. 10 al night in addition
20 usual daily hours. BROKERS, ATTENTION!
clf-7
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR BENT-sIj per month; six-room house and
about p acres OF land: located p mile south
cast o. Good Hope b. C.. Apply 10 W r.
WEST CoIehr00k Farm mIs-7
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered PITNAN
SHORTHAND stralcuts for next three months,
Investigate. REFyKTING SCHOOL. gl8 C. 81
uw. --a-s
WANTED-Ageuts ior he Lille Of Mckinley
and picture. and Life and Times Of President
Roosevelt, outfit free. Call at once. DINS-
MORE PUBLISHING COMPANY, C2I 9TH - NV
mls-3
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NANTED-NCat CiI for general houSw0-s; three
Ia family. NO washing. lZa> 18th Sc. nw. 81
-Chlmbermaids, white. Apply RIGGS
HOJ So. c-l--
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSEs.
TH0S, {, WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker and AuctIoneer.
ol7 2 Street q. W.

FOR SALE-NORTHWEST
5li 18th. b h. ST. bath, m !; lot 27Xl06- $500
l.p' Hth, Jar, baths. m i------------ 2o.cy5
2ls 18TH business property lot 1-NI9o H. $500
n bet 9th and 10Th, T., 1T, BATH
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HELP wsxrEn-FEalALE.


uryp v,-,xrrD-Fr.,,,yz
---------------.--.---
NANTED-Nrat Gil for general horsv0-s; three
in family: NO washing. Izs, 18th Sc. DIV. q
WANTED-Chlmbcrmaid white. Apply RIGGS
HOUSE., ell
WANTED Ton f.r-F women cooks. also chau-
bermaiis; today BRUToN 90. AGENCY.
.95 z ST. NV ell
WANTFn-yr.nr fld, vrtH experience To- work
on aie s'a'I''- press '''- N''-'-'- We a.
"a
NANfED-A crlagn1 woman cook and general
I,t5 NJ 81 nr d
NAEIEI-hoi-ceseH s.g.r T..,a; g s..l ,i,
TED AGFNtN. zg 18th ST. Il
7TFI=rs5, 49, 7-,.7-... 81 ,- DIV -I.--,-
Ir-r,5;T ,-j 80 l-iv-t. s.--.r[ Fr.-Ii-, 1..5
llta St .ra- d
Ies -- -i D. sl ' s, - -, iItH-
REII-S IEtDING t,~U AcFNCY. s5l Pa. ave.
ny- NJ
yv,NTrn- Col 90 r--, r.-i,-., f,-riI,. also
nurse. invalid attendant. ana Houslmaid; good
wages. l0Is New Yo~1 ave. M
yy,NTrD - -.-, 60 - ,.-,,--,,,-l
Arplv at a0Io Na.-sffu,,rts ave. NV. mi
'it's " ' ''
NANIED-A gir to cook and do general house
WANTED-A neat, obligiug Young woman 90.
wait on counter M confectionery store must
nave eEpcTence Address, with particulars
no> e-'- ,---1 e---s, i-.'
WANTED-CirI for store; one for cafe; house
keeper ehamh1ruaid. and parlor maid 700
zgH nyLh aNe- NV I'M
WANTED Collar froucr- also st,~cbcr RA-
LEIGH ELECTRIC LAUNDRY. 207 Ear st. sv.
m2I-S
yr,>--r1D - Ii g. IN - -.
r,ss frrs- ssr.yy an ,.5raulissi,f,. Adde'S ROY
BOB. this Office mi
et5figner's sfa4e Ar.rlr bv letter ststiry refer
enccs. HsRRISON'S :, Isla r ST. mi
--,,--,-- 90 - IT, -
va - ilI g.I5 iul., @So 'l.-I1el-
80. MI DEL LINZ lUl'u ST. 'Nu ei1ii-
-
AANIED-A cOlorcd house boy l,4l Oregon
ave mss. nj
I-,N-Tr1 - - e. - - enc.
chambermaid nurse. and general w0iGer. lZlI
10Th st. nj
-------
general bousexork. Apply at DOCTORS OFFICE,
Sl7 9Th ST. uw. m21-tf
V-iN-7l-T5 I------.7 lie r.-.7- + NO.. 1--
a1r,-srfi-o. = Tl--rr.l awe rs rcr.b Sd
lincoln Park nj
VANTrD--,-o T-.-r.5rrs-s. nm f--s z,- ST. C7oI
nj 300 ---.;4 iE-.-- Is=s .-f -
ma
WANTED - Th-r, r.r---r.rfrrt ,,1--ru. r,,r-
Iaundregs. ha7seu-afi. ass bouseIserg-. EpJ,.frs
1885 HIN ST. NV MI
WANTED-A srftIaT woman "a do h5r-savrrr5-.
f8ir WAGES 1924 Ir.E S. my r737-g
W4ETFD-IT--gI ,l-----.----,;-I- So -----g-----
week. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY IAN Ind Ps3D1
ave. m2l-8
Al ,,--rr, ,,--
N 81 liza LTSt-c.J1- waist hand MRS.
T,I7-TT, - IL
I,,1-.i.-.- fr-I -. y, q, ,.l-,r--,-7,'
-T2 15-t ~ d. ans I d
VIC lrL. I'"- III
80, ~, ien La1ie' Is -lit,-a-iea- wages -
- Wv ~ wa ai'i,il ~ -itA 81 NV. Gu
WANTEI--fwo good German women TO clean
house and Office: good salary ROOM Zlg. Stew
arr Rrrildiur frb ana M I, ra0-r
veTy popular and hiSAly useful household article;
D0A so ms once. MISS
WANTED Good rrt-t, ,s,,-,-. =, 80 "a -
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FOUND.

FOCND-At Lacey's. most modern ice cream fac
tory In America, delicious chocolate. vanilla and
strawberry ice cream; made from toe fruit not
The acid;s SOC per gallon. Also Lacey's special
zoe per gallon Once. COZ New YORK ave Phone
Main 9Ss. delO-tf
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

FoR sALE-Two bargains. ON 18th ST.. rear
:~1uthern Railway Office, the large three-st0ry
brown front building, 80 feet front. I0j deep,
alley side and rear. suitable for small factory
or printing house; also seven t'yO-story bricks
on GarheiG ave; 10 per cent investment. no
agents See J. l. CORNELL, care Lacy's. Pacific
Building. r St. rsgf-s
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VIM. O'Conner and wife of Renville
passed through town one day last
week, driving to Vesta, where they
visited with w. F. Baade. While here
they visited with J. NJ. Thompson and
family.
The village has received the money
for the issuance of bonds to pay for
the construction of the hall, and on
Monday evening the council held a
meeting and liquidated all bills out
standing against the building.
A. F. Pottratz has rendered his res
ignation as village marshal, by reason
of his accepting position in the Bank
of Belview, made vacant by the resig-
nation of Otto Goetze, our next register
of deeds. Louis Leonard has been APP
pointed to succeed MIR. Pottratz.
Otto Goethe was in Redwood Falls
again Monday, closing the contracts
on part of Belview for the appearance
here of the Redwood Falls Cornet band
and Tibbetts' orchestra to-morrow-all
day and evening. MIR. Goetze insists
that Thursday is a legal holiday, so
decreed by the people of his town.
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dale's house and it is now ready fo

dale's house and it is now ready for
plastering.
Mrs. John Hendrickson and son
Peter, left for their home in Madison,
Minn., Tuesday.
John E. Stewart of Redwood Falls
was in attendance at the Forester
meeting on Thursday night
Joe Engeman, of Miles visited here
Thursday. He will move with his
family to Oregon in the near future.
Anton Mertens was in Minneapolis
the first part of the week, seeing bis
wife who is in the hospital there for
some time. He reports his wife better.
T. J. TradeweIl came up from Fair
fax on Thursday night to attend For
ester meeting. Ms. Tradewell and
daughter Nora drove over from their
home in Wabasso, also spending the
evening with their Forester friends.
Delhi Court Independent Order OF
Foresters met on Thursday night and
by invitation Companion Court New
Century was present. After the busi-
ness meeting short program was
given, after which refreshments were
served.
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DELHI
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

a dance was given in Boehm's hall
Friday night.
Lars O. Flore is entertaining cousin
from South Dakota.
A. E. McCarty of Minneapolis came
up on Saturdays train.
VIM. Lines Of Redwood Falls was
doing business here Thursday.
Miss Hilma Borg was in the cities
las: week, returning Tuesday night
Robert Stewart of Redwood Falls
made a short visit in Delhi Saturday.
Seven carloads of coal in one day for
Delhi does not look like coal famine
here right away.
Mrs. Robert Brown and two children
from Ireton, Iowa, are visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
Ollie johnson and crew have finished
the outside work on D. 4. McCorquo-
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BELVIEW.
BELyIEW TIME TABLE
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Ben. Simpson was in Redwood Falls
last Friday.
Mrs II. p. Dredge has been visiting
with her mother and brother in Min
neapolis during the past week.
Andrew Coles residence in Swedes
Forest is nearing completion, plasterers
being now at work in the structure.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Froistad of Swedes
Forest township expect to leave for
their new home in Todd county in q
short time.
Tomorrow the Odeon will be dedi-
Gated, and with good weather Belview
will be entertaining the largest crowd
in the history of the town.
Rev. A. E. Sweitzer was present at
the Congregational church Sunday
morning, going from here to Seaforth,
where she conducted services in the
afternoon.
Threshlng is practically over in >this
section, although stacks of grain are
seen to the south Of Delview.- Flowing
is progressing, but it is car behind What
it was last year.
H. NJ. keene, former editor of the
independent, but now of the Airing
ton, South Dakota, Sun, was united in
marriage to Miss Helen Ballou of
Arlington on Oct. 10th.
The liquor establishment OF y. l..
Froelich has been relieved of various
sums of money at different hours Of
the night during the past two weeks.
and Mr. Froelich is now anxious to
find out who the thieves are.
With rain on Saturday, Sunday. anu
wind from the northwest on Monday
the thermometer took a tumble TO it.
self, and gave the people a strong re-
minder that winter was not far away
and that preparations were in order.
Otto ana Mrs. Goetze were in Red
wood Falls last Friday. Otto, not
having any opposition for register of
deeds, felt safe in looking over one or
two residences in Redwood Falls with
the view of occupying the same after
Jan. 1st.
Mrs. II. D. Thorsen. who has been
conducting the hotel at this place un-
der lease. has recently purchased the
building and lot of J. NJ. Thompson,
paying $500 for the same. Mrs.
Thorsen has been making the hotel
good paying property by running a
first-class hotel aud boarding house.