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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

Mails for NEWFOUNDLASD, BY rail to North
Sydney and thence via steamer close here daily
except Sundays AZ 300 m and On Sundays
at Ii.so a. m The connecting Gloss are made
on Noad=ys. Wednesdays. and Saturdays Cd
Nails for RnoUELOS. BY MI TO Boston and
thence via steamer, close here daily except sun
days a. Rsoo n, and on Sundays AZ u-so
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa.
Pa MGadavs. Wednesdays and SatUdays At
500 p n ~
addressed FOR dispatch by steamers sailing from
New York. close here daily at 1870 a m and
1900 p m 90 (h)
Nails for BELIZE. PUERTO CcRTEZ and
GUATEMALA, By rail TO New Orleans, and
thence via steamer. close here daily ct 1879
q n and 1000 p n the come ting closes
for which being on Mondays, % n.
Nails for COSTA RIGA, BY raj &c SeE Or
leans and thence ia steamer, close here daily
at 1870 a. r. aad 1000 p. ni. the connecting
closes for which being on Tuesdays % Ch)
Trans-Pacifc Mails
Nails for HAWAII, via san Francisco. elcse
here daily At ESQ p. N. up 70 December 1st,
Inclusive, Tor dispatch per & s. Alameda To-
Mails for TAHITI AMI HARQUE sAs ISLANDS,
via san Francisco. close here daily a. $50 P
N. up TO December Ist, inclusive for dispatch
per 5 5. Mariposa- (o)
Nails tor CHINA ard JAPAN, VIA Tacoma.
close here daily az $50 p m up 70 December
ID inclusive, FOR dispatch per 3 g. Olympia (o)
Mails fer AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia which are dispatched va Europe
and New Zealand. mails tor which are dispatched
via san Francisco. and FIJI iSLANDS. ia
Victoria and vancouver. E. C.. close here daily
at ESQ g. n. after November ed and up %
December 9Th. inclusive, Tor dispatch per : 3
Aor2ngL (o)
Mails Tor CHINA, JAPAN, HAWAII ard
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,, via San Francisco,
close here daily a. $50 p m up 70 December
eth inclusive FOR dispatch per = = Doric- lo1
MAILS for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched %
New York. \. y for connection with Eu-
ropean steamers
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Military Maid, lis
patched % san Francisco AZ al closes for that
once, 10 connect with Government transports,
the sailings . which are irregular
REGISTERED NAILS close 81 the MAIN OF
FTCE as ioil0ws; (a) az $50 p m same day
% AT I:E5 p m same day; (cl az s.l5 p. n
same dsv; (dl at $50 a. m sane day; tc3 AZ
5-s5 p m same day; % at 100 a m sane
day; Chl at lis p. M same day. (<) 4 s-4S
D m. previous day; (oj a. 30 A. n same day.
(p) az Il:3o a. nc. same day
JOHN A MERRITT. Postmaster
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DnE-@E &c
2 RNEOSR-

OfIT1r or THE V7ss5 r5JSsT1TERg r. e..
Ne assrrfs..l. EoErsuarr 90. 49, Sad FEsSy-
F'~AI~ val t, rezeigl3 - Us a.ece uassl
- 81. HI'i Ns:@H s.. I5Ji, f1r c5nzl-lcli,-.
- rs~Ir-E.. u. sgEg-l luitSisS IN Isotg a. ~
% AMI -"- et,aS g, Fr,Eid=A 60 the go
eszt conner % Tu-lsth AMI ~ ss=aesu EerEne=sy.
10 tas bEr,lst Cd! sallsH.sIl. HAM i5sm5 y
proposals and ,Feciirzt ions ether Ill Al
uu.ls.l-T -1tc-aratiCu can be Cbta;B=Ji 1Dob
application r-rrelor OBJ h, tlIIcr d he ~
-pa.'or ut Eu-lssGEs 10 - Jissrir, d Colum-
..a. and laos r--sn Nszs, fa--tss Opu NiI be
'.1Slt-r'. IL iSgF. 81 -eseavea q rgleI any
lsa F.t Fi-9- t-1S4s-is aus BE- InclosaC n a
''-r.afE. sci CnC D-t2rseC n d, outside
-trarl-s5y 90 Consu- Gina an Eight-room
ss.ee-l bai2=e2e Cor rhs District Of Columbis.' -
HIM. a. = MCFARLAND, HENRI, L.
IVES tohN 8IDDLE Commissioner o. the
Dls.fI-t ~ Columbia. n24-6
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IF YOU ARE PlNCRED

FOR money. don't iail to cali on Us va
don't tsk very much about rates, but 4
you are hard mp, and need money right
Of. come around al once. You'll ind N
courteous. reasonable, fair and square p-oPls
to deal with Rates Is low As the lowest
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co,
Coz T ST. n. ".
Phone last SOS Corner Sixth -
EFT
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENr-sUBuRBAN.

FOR RENT-On Hamilton Read near Good
Hope, s-room cottage near three acres Apply
PIC sth st. re- c1s8
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MONEY IoLOAN.

Money to loan AZ Siz 70 per cert, in surz
Of 81 900 10 $1,000, on D. C. real estate: pay
Of : and per cent mortgage and begin anew,
all Transactions conducted WIN economical csn-
sideration for borrower
VIZ. II. SAUNDERS CO. 1907 ? 81 En-
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALs

WtNTED-By white man. place as ho,i,.r....
thorough inside private house OF OUTSIDE dr
steam boiler: sober; reference. address BOZ
800, this Office Il
hANTED-By middle-aged white pan Witl
years 81 experience ~ handling horsS 1r sal,
OF training. place at stable; can gle i,t,- nee
Adaress 2. :, is New jersey ave. 90.
WANTED-siontion as elevator man or beD
man by young colored man. With reference.
- Oak ST. NV, City. MI
WANTED-s25 70 the party who can, sac1l,-. ne
a good paving position instantly; conhde..,taI
Address BOX 80 this Office mi
MANTED-Positi0n by INTEL at nett sner
getic young man. on good salary. in. 81 Oh
Of clty. Address BOX 3g7 this Office. M
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Help wANTED-FEMAJF

HELP wANTED-FEMAJF
Notwithstanding next week TTrE FAIR.
SIS eth "a -
WANTED so IRE Young women 90 r.r.E 25c
Tor my great & on how Co pe bc.#. GOD anf
attain the most fascinating ovmpl, ga imas
lIi5ine; strictly >onfdentiaL GEORGE 2FN
INGI0N, Nationa, Hotel
", WANTED girl Tor lunch room ass 4 q.
WASTED NIGHT cook; female. % = st ~.
WANTED-Hait grown girl to assist in hos
NoIA- lS9l 81 NV RI
WANTED-WOuan foI general byuseuurk. -,,v
TeleEencn- Apply 1872 18th st. nv
wANTED-Good st hands. 80 nh Il .a.
GOOD WAGES for good white an -o,,5.a
women, today MRS MOORE IN Gth 81 NJ.
nj
WANTED-Ladies' maid; also theatsr girl 3
per week. Appil -" New YORK ave nv N
wANTED-Two nea, general ,vurEe-, small
iamhlesi good wag,~; also good cook NUS
ana chainf ernlail-waitress. Iui3 New YarE eve
ma
NANIED-luteiligrut yo,-r wom-r -or gsne.a.
houstNc-S; DO heavy wasrlnC: cook To- -yrn.
stay nights p Indiana ave. nj
ANTED-Whitc wonrsa. r1ufectiouerv tore.
also plain cooks and -hamhcrmaids rht,. and
eol2red, Inquire 1888 nth 81 nv. nj
WANTED-First class waist hands; alsa .l-sv-
hand 30 llth st. NV. ms
WAN Dry wido,yer, viii. l0.year-olo GOV,
a ng hoasckecpcr foI pleasan, IN, o.
rooms m NorthWP country woman prcie,red
40 Washing eNcer "a; SO monthly Address
B0A SlS. ~ ofiov. n.
WANTED God colored woman Tor sr.sel4j
house"orN; must be good washer and i--,nsr,
liins references. Apply sos 9TH st ne.
WANTED-Yol lady clerk in picture st,..e.
1al Saturday between 3 aud G, lbs - nW.
WANTED-Neat. hoi.--t eoloreo girl. 10 ycars
hght Eousew0rz; small 'amjly- 1920 Oh 81
NV nj
WANTED-A ars;-sIa- -oos 1882 staughro,
s.. NV. mi
WANTED--A bright al arr "a slady with
some knowledge - -, itinE. Cali al r
r. kRANER'S, The Center Narsst Florist
m29-2
WkN1FD-FiTst-oIass Whit COOK. chamber
mad; also colored general We er- fro j. tam
lly. laq1lre l2ll 10Th st IN
WANTED-Two white women. one Is coca an6
llchoiess, ne oths- as eilambernaid and wait.
rcss- Apply 2232 Ms-~aclIu~-'ty ave r2s9
hANTED-A half Erown ETl VINO is ~illiuE
70 "crh 10 20 70 the oourtrr tov either board
and clothes OF wage; good nome 90 tht right
party. 922 sth st. ne. e.
WANIED-Experienced bookkeepcr and cas...-.:
permanent position Address BOX 80 this
Office mos
NANFED-A settled woman for general b,,ase-
uork, with reference $40 6th ST. NV noe 3
FANIED-Ladv cook some means 70 ON
Young man es.aursnt Addr@ss BOA leR
this Office e9-
WANTED-Young womaa fos genera. house.
work. family Of s. CAP al 1902 East yapit~,
81 %, 50
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roR RKNT-FURTIsHED Rooms

...r rt.,-- ...-. .......--. ,...---
.-.-. rt,- 1850.
. .. %
Sd. I'D
...... ..-....
.- 49,, h. .'. . ISL. -". sunny
-.... -..,-.- .sar--ls 81
FOR EfN --...a- room. .' '-.a So. a-.
."E E'ET T.re, n..,.. 1..r....# lH-.---'
. an. . f"-s. f'- II 50. ar. ..
nnn E....un. lark. ed a..- .--. IN.
...... ...-.,... g.. .n-. .- u, s-2
....
..- .-.
.'.h ..>. E."- .--e-.... r- -.7'.
."". r0H.... 1915 Ne. '.r-E .s.. mo-. q
IuR H.NT. E-.-... -. u.s. 500 ne. ST. 7v.
........-
...e ~ nm. ~ II e.
a.. Rf<U--l.r-r -.r.a. suitable ~ .-.
."-. enc .l.. "as ato. r"- @
.-.. .r. ...- -.f --r No..
...., .....
."N a.| H". ..FE furnished 7lrl... "1
..r.-. ~a-.. ru, nj
le-...-.. IN No. 4.,. .Iar "a s-. ssr
tenn. reasonable. tIa.aa- .EEJ- 49,. 90 u
80 ..
pom H.NT Nra. s1rrsss ,I rooms. s.esa.
'o.r. ..-. both. second fat. tlnr q 81. nv
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LOAN COMPANIES.
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD O.; FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
AZ lowest rates and the day you Apply We
are leaning On the Building and Lean Asso-
cation plan. which mskes the cost Of cary
ing loans much iess than you pay slsewhecs
and allows you to pay il OF IN aay sized notes
you desire, running f-ora cle 10 twelve mcnthsL
II YOU have 4 loan with some other company
We all pay 4 OF and advance you Iaore money
Z desired Rates cheerfuily given. anc nc cost
10 you unless loan IS m3de- Call and get rateA-
Front ~oou1. first focr-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
eos Z St n W
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

hAAIED-A party TO invest from 1900 70
5000 in an established stock brokers' business
located IN Washington with or without ser
elQ-g
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAr

hANTED-By young lady possessing Al .-ssszc
good education, positiCL a. serete-y 10 l.z.-.te-
of Congress; Is scn-iFatf pei,InaI. fapngszy..-.r
and typewriter two year experIrn,t IA. ~
sonal clerk IN department ADDS BOZ aON
this Office. =.
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FOUND
FOR -,,FFIcE ROOMS.

F0E EENT- ugssaa!s oF,sz ~ Bliss building.
crr-7tH Capitol rea7 LEr and % ST. EH...
r-L-rr- AHsl-s e.s..tar. Er.gla,sD. aaI .ar...r
E--L--t ff-r- IS uE us %
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suR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

O& On SIM guitar and case; nearly new:
30 .lr I'M Slice. cgg-8
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II YOU ARE GONG 10 PUT
81 . money in q hank. you loOk for tia
safest institution; why not use the
same care when you deposit your
valuablCS for a loan2 We have a building sad
safes made for that PURPOSE All business 1b-
solutely confidential. Money loaned on watches,
diamonds leWelry. etc Interest II three per
cent INSTEAD OF zen
H. h. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established $50 3I4 Ninth Street M.
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Doubie harness. cheap; Iigl aeixht.
address BOX 2s0, this Office rr2s8
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:G3 REAT-FgRGISaaEO OR IN
EpREsSsaED ecGSS

rO& RENf FsTu ,ss,Si AMI u..fz-s-iisiia.. goor..s
Fstl ras-l IU1T E So Ire sl9-a
81 . M Fyr-iis,s-t OF Jsz:sss.is,,-l
rsSHs. re,.--.l HON. -aAis esag
FSR REM IarSe COR. Ssy'sG or s,.;;5.:.ilz
r desired. .hesr q < 81 ne tp20-s
EpE EEST->a.a7id G5c= n4t - Nsw Is-5.r
ave mo- =zs-S
FeR RExT-Tarsisk=ei ,r ,r,furufsBe9 rc-.,L.
on ssCou. floor also h=ei raris- fl9 NJ "a.
nv. 49,
t1N hSN F2l;r .aIes;lug.,us.lsGy r00ars. secu5J
floor. t-vn .ar~-ulLscatipg 7,5r.s on +bird Soo-
private .a.1- sr-rloa1ry yNyn gz-rr. tabf-
A2=:a- 81 50 g.. uH- m=G2
F''R 49, uf-.e1Cd or UnfUruished rome.
n 51.,e ar s'ogl., "a 2es5Tzule ueiEnSorncod
1F1- r@iL 50 nv. r27-e
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GOOD WAGES for good white an roiy5.H
women, today MRS MOORE. IN Gth 81 NJ.
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W ANTEp-N bite woni.ra. confectionery tore:
also plain cooks and -hamhcruaids rh,,. and
tol2red. Inquire 1885 llth 81 nv. nj
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-TLree unfurnished room s0ut--ay-
light housekeeping; south II East Capt, H.
west q llth. Address e5 ith 81. Sc. q
WANTED-One or two furnished rOUus ~
housekeeping with bath. heat and gas 80
price BOX 302. this Once. ese.
NANTED-Two or three b.. rs furnisbet o.
iizht Housekeeping. BOX 2s4. this ofic, II.
WANTED-Thrcc desirable furnisheS room ior
light housekeeping: Northwest uref-rred Ac
dress BOX 20. this Office tng-s
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NANIED-luteiligrut yo,rr won-r -or ysneia.
houstWc-S; uC heavy wasnlnC. cook To- -wn.
stay nights. p Indiana ave MI
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WANTED-BOARD

NANTED-By young married couple. good
board, refined Southern family, reasonable Ad
dress BOX 3lJ. this Office. mi
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Secondhand typewriter and srsuts
bicycle, must be bargains. bon 81. thb IF
rec. o.
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WAITED NIGHT cook; female. % y st. ~.
II
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ANTED-Nest. hoi.--t colo-eo girl. 70 ycars
NV
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We WILL LEND you MONEY

On your furniture niznos. organs. etc and
ca can pzy Z back snail weekly OF u,oath-
a-i1 LILY M DELAY
Our business Is strictly confidential; no en-
barrasSing questions 20 AK you. Lowest rate
in the City. Private oficez-
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
fII Street Y
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WANTED-T0 rent you Remington typewriter.
With stand. cheap. address BOX 9G5, this n
ice. c2s-g
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VA -D-By a wid0,yer, witt l0-ycar-oln GOV,
ng hogsckecpcr f0I pleasan, A. d. =
rooms m NorthUP country vamal. prcie, red
20 washing excep n: SO uunthlv. Address
BON SI3. 49, off,-. m
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c. POSToFFTCE. NOTICE
Should be read daily. as changes may occur az
any time
o. sailing daily. and the schedule Of cl0sings
Is arranged on the presumption Of their uni1-
teTTupted overland transit. For the week end
inG November %. 1902 the last connecting closes
lows.
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NANIED-First class waist hands; als1 sl-sve
hand 20 llth st. NV. ms
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WANTED-Fiait grown girl TO assist in hos.
work 1901 It NV Il
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CASH TO

On Furniture, Pianos. etc. n ny amount from
SIC 20 S5o0- Gene where you set lowest raSss
and Longest terms Al dealings quiek sn4i
private.
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO.
Rooms - snd 20. Atlantic Buildinr
Tei. II. l225-Y. SIS and go 81 Nv
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WANTED-Salesladies next week TIIE FAIR.
SIS eth "a -
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED FLATS.

FOR RENr--FOu large rooms and bath SO
1880 stu 81. nv. m29-g
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WANTED girl Tor lunch room G23 l. 81
sw. 81
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WANTED-A settled woman for general b,,,.s,.-
Work. With reference $40 sth st. NV me 3
V ANTED-Lsdv cook. some means 70 ON
young man es.aursnt Address BOA zee
this Office. coz
NANIED-NounG womal fos genera, house.
WORK family Of s. Cap al lIO2 East Japit-s
e. So
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WANTED-GoOd st hands. 80 nh Il .a
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FOR -1NFUREESEED Rsc~s

FOR E.\ a,i',--'=~-Cd s0HUe ~. E4-2s. El-
O.. ...- .-' 81 KS. ~ and uais f--io
ES-rr. rr~'"T U&s rs=3 81 - rel
THE E.NE T=o MOO. 3uE-rls.-a -..--s ..r
" 7ar 't aat 18th - Nr- Ilrs-v
.N, IN
FuH EENr Lz=S~. aracr-. -a,1-a.=f,l -.-...,
a. .-- ..- Pa -V. no. r.-==3
roR RENr-l arso unfair. aea -rrr. rr. 81
a..E .'~.. "7Hl:. t-ih. i~h ...zs spins
.- Sd. u39
EuE A.>T Eour r,ng.-...,i.7I -...... r=-.
.,i I'D ms; q. BOO "h#I-,a So -5 &C.,
Mes
..E eFNI --Newl, par7ra4 paf'-ul.'-a r,-.srs.
10. 60 NV o2s
FOR RLAE--rv. unfrrriSHsI SONS. - sooT.
~ Eat --r,ta. ,ss3
on HENT Three ~r turntshs,t rooms ID aoor;
.t-t ..-'. Other rooms. lI25 18th u.
~
FlE E-V7-Tw. r- three ces-za,..s usf,n
10 -a.7 eht-E. secoHi aoor. h=zI and
--- 20 .5- usekeeninE g1nve=ient 60 t.y5
VT aae AZ Por:r'- Ma ~ mss
FOR HSNT Two uas.~assa.f roezss fox light
as -epi.a if- 20. sv. -r2s5
OR 8EN- .ra-raf-}sI conn IS v. lgs.
~ mGs-3
.Hn RGN7-i- ne Ist whole r1r,,r aaor.
.. r-c.r.- oath -.fae Tor. w1sh Heat
" gas h!s. seconl fo.r rausa- ~ =
ya2'-5
..H EETT raa-u.sheS p q. suitable for pr..
.. Ir.-. ~ usa 70 NeS York ave
AS
.aE ~ E--ln--5e seran: door; three Toesas;
.i.s.':-.-'i - = &C. Hs- In2z-3
EnH EENT 8.-atai.l MON. seeonI s=.,r, yes.
-.'."'.. .4- = -.. nS- vu2--s
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NANIED-Ladies' maid; also theatst girl ;
per ~eek. AppE 200 New York ave- nv. N
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"ANIED-N oman foI general huusruurk. lr'v
retorenceN- Apply 1892 18th 81 nv a
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" N lED-Iwo neat general vurkc-s -1usr.
iamtIesi good waE,~; also good cook 1urs
and chamf ermaid-waitrass. iJi3 New YarE eve
mi
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ANtEp- 50 re Young women 90 rr.E 2jc
Tor my great & on how Co pe ben. TrT anf
attain the most fascinating ,UmpI, ...l imas
in5ile; strictly -onfdenfial GEORGE RFN
iNGT0N Nationaa Hotel
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WANIED-Position in private family "a &c
hight Homework MISS HUTCHINS I2= y y
sW.
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NANIED-By go-,,s cook, place; D. washine
good wages; stay nights % 81 aw. q
WANTED-Place by colorsd womzL a. -7er +.
snail family; stay nights. g. Freest CO. a.
between lst and North Capitol SITS mi
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Caeapest fats IN city. No. 1915
18th ST. ne. Tor Blsdcnsburg Road lst and
"a hnNrs- 4 suites % rooms each a and $.
r NeINTIaE. Pa G s. NV. e29-G
FOR RENT-A aat Of three Toorns. furnished CT
unfinished. also hall room q K 81. ne
-Sz7,3
FUR RENT-The best f0ur-room and bath fat
II he Northeast for the money: rent reduced
$3.50 tenant can select paper. FRED. ".
REF IS, 6I7 18th st. NV uz7-2
FOR RENT-FiTe rooms and bath. third aoor;
steam heat. hot and cold water. Apply At THE
BELMONT DAIRY, 20i8 14th st. NV. mz6-9
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-25
N6.FiLTH in MANILA.
The Filipinos Doing Well, But the
Climate Very Hard on White
People.
Mexican Herald.

An American lady in Manila
writes that she visited the "slums"
the Other day and found 10 filth,
no dirty children and no rough,
coarse people. The school chill
dren are clean and so are the
school rooms; the new government
furnishes ice at low prices aud
this has diminished the death rate
most remarkly. But the climate
is not good for white people.
"The looks Of the Americans on
the streets those first days haunted
me. So thin, so bluish-gray, so
strained of eye, so nervous were
they. Not fresh, rosy, healthy
face, and all so troubled and ha-
rassed-Iooking. A happy face was
a rarity. The woDIen-pOor things !!
look wan and ghoStly. Leave all
your good looks behind, all women
who enter here. 1t was a Filipino
teacher who told his English as
siStant that American women were
good but not beautiful. And the
poor, little wash-Out children,
with no energy enough to be bad.
Truly, it is almost criminal to
bring children out here. Oh, but
it costs in precious lives, this
march of civilization One prom
inent official has been here only
eighteen months. He has had the
fever five times, is reduced from a
weight of two hundred and twenty
five to almost half that. his hand
trembles aud he walks as feebly
as au old man. He has begun
splendid work, which will live,
but as his case is multiplied by
ten thousand, it is appalling. The
pioneers are so few that each man
tried to do five mems work, as he
would at home, knowing that
public opinion there was welding
the lash Of criticism Now there
are more workers, aud all have
learned to make haste slowly and
let public opinion rage"
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&c" With a Tail.

The &C" with a tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamped
c. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists Toc.
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SOUSA.

To an English interviewer Sousa
cOnfded the fact that he always
liked his last march the best, but
it is we'll known that he really sets
more store by his "StarS and
Stripes Forever" than by any other
OF his compositions. This march is
q genuine expression Of Sousa's
patriotism and Americanism and
was written on a Transatlantic
steamer when the composer was re-
turning to America five years ago.
1t is fast becoming recognized as a
"NstiOual march" and Its strains
are always greeted with enthusiast
ic applause. Sousa's last contribu-
ton to military music, 1.-The In
Vincible Eagle" is just such an
other stirring, swinging melody
aud has already attained great pop
ulArity. The perennial "Wash-
iugton POST retains a vogue in
Europe that is remarkable. King
Edward showed his familiarity with
Sousa's music by calling for half a
dozen of the marches by name
when the American band played at
his palace. SouSa will play some
of these marches here at the Grand
Opera House, Sunday matinee and
night.