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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-27

Frederick Gilmore, miner fresh
from the diggings on the south half
of the Colville reservation. where the
only excitement is the chasing of the
festive coyote or the jerking of tinny
beauties from the icy trout streams
where anything approaching woman's
shape even so remotely as the Indian
squaw creates a furore-wherc the
insidious red-eye's lures are dimmed
with distance, and the seductive sa-
loon band troubleth not the dreams,
came into town on Christmas eve.
His object here was purely one of
business. He was after money to pay
off his mine hands and not for the
sake OF purchasing the proverbial 10
cent present to reward himself for
the abstention of months in a mining
camp,
But the pitfalls Of the wicked are
set for the just and the unjust alike
and unfortunately the miner was not
looking for the CRATER.
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He HAD MISTLET0E
PINNED ON HIS COAT

AS the miner leaned over the bar
of downtown saloon he almost
blushcd with pure delight as a rosy
checked. bright-eEed youth approach
ed with a bunch of mistletoe.
would he allow it to be pinned on
to his lapel?'
Well, the miner guessed yes, and
there was a two-bit piece in his vest
pocket that he was ready to part with
when the pinning was done. The rosy
checked youth finished the job care
fully and took the quarter.
Now MI Gilmore does not wish to
accuse the pretty boy, but he is sure
there was a red morocco timebook,
containing checks of $40 each, three
in number, in his inside pocket before
he got under the mistlctoe and that
the whole business was missing
shortly afterWard.
OF course, the checks We're worth
less enough to any thief, but all the
same Mr.. Gilmore paid the reward of
SIS he had offered for their return.
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80 Per Cent Increase.

Five hundred and thirty-siX money
orders were paid out yesterday;
year ago 800, or an increase Of over
80 per cent as compared with last
years record.
This is far beyond anything re-
corded in the office and it is safe to
say that yesterday was the day that
stretched the books" said Mr. Hart
son. "While we can not say positive
ly without a. careful check, which
will not be made until the first of
the month. it is safe to announce an
increase Of over 80 per cent in this
years holiday business.
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METH0DISTS BEGIN
SPIRITUAL ADVANCE

The First Methodist church of this
city viii respond to the appeal of the
Methodist bishops to inaugurate
spiritual advance, beginning Sunday
and holding meetings each evening
during the balance of the year, clos
ing with a watch meeting, love feast
and communion Wednesday night at
midnight. Sunday, Monday and Tues
day evening Rev. DR.. Lambert Will
deliver sermons. The other Methodist
churches of the city have not decided
rs yet as to the course to be taken in
the matter.
This month ends the time set
apart for the twentieth century UNI
dertaking. The $20,00O,0o0 fund has
been raised, and American Methodism
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SCOUT IN NEED.

Buck" Harland. the gallant scout
of the First Washington regiment in
the Philippines, who is serving a
term in the county jail for selling
whisky to Indians. was the recipient
of a Christmas present yesterday. Al
j. Hughes one of his comrades in
scouting duty in the Philippines, was
the donor, Harland is in very poor
health and is in need of warm under
clothing, books and shoes, the jailer
says and any contributions his old
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CITY GROWING.

The r. l.. Polk Publishing company
is rapidly forwarding work on the
1903 directory, which will be ready
for issue about February /.
Mr. Hutchinson, the local manager,
states that there has been consider
able increase in the city's population,
but to just what extent he is unable
as vet to announce,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-27
BANKRUPT.

Petition for bankruptcy is filed in
the United States court by II. NJ
giving the names Of a list
of firms in Cleveland, O., one in
Rochester, n. Y, one in Erie, Pa,
and several others as his creditors
has been in business in
Sr0kane FOR some time.
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was never SO well anchored financial
ly as at the present time. But the
100000 converts have not been
made. Indeed, Methodism has bare
ly held it's own in numbers.
Now the time of special prayers,
recommended by the bishops, is to be
in behalf of the side of the twentieth
century undertaking that has failed.
The bishops recommend that these
four days at the end of the old year
be followed in the new year by re-
Vival services. The address of the
board of bishops is concurred in by
the bishops of the Methodist Church
South. and from reports received it
is believed the period beginning to-
morrow will be generally observed in
the manner recommended,
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HOLZEL ACADEMY.
A Select Day and Boarding Schoo

A BeIeCJ OHy huU BOHrUIHg SCNUo1'
Students Admitted at Any Time.
University trained faculty. Instruc-
lions thorough and personal. Char
acter building.
The academy prepares thoroughly
for the best universities, scientific
and professional schools.
Special classical scientific and bus
mess courses for those not intending
to enter college.
A primary and grammar school ad-
mits pupils at the age of g. and pre-
parcs them for the academy.
For information, address
c. c. HOiZEL
Red. 1896. 1904 Pacific Ave, Spokane.
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NEW AND SECONDHAND GOODS.

New and second hand furniture,
roll top and fiat top office desks.
New furniture exchanged for sec
onG hand furniture. C. /. Boynton,
1856 Riverside. Phone Brown 431.
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Divorced.

Judge Richardson today granted
divorce to q. ". Roberts from y. T..
Roberts on the ground OF desertion.
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OSTEOPATHY.

w. A. Gervais, D. O., Alice Ger
vais, d. O., osteopaths. Graduate
A. S. o., 1898. Office phone E. 1912;
resident phone s. POST. 431 Peyton
block.
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TIE NEW SEATTLE TEAM.

Articles Of incorporation have been
filed for the new baseball team that
Will represent Seattle in the Pacific
Coast league, comprised of the cities
of San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oak
land and Sacramento, in California,
and Portland ana Seattle in the
northwest. Parker Wilson, the vet
eran catcher, will manage the team
and will arrive there in about two
weeks. Work on the new grounds at
First and Harrison SITS. will begin
January /. improvements to cost
$4,000 Will be made.
Rube Waddell, last year pitcher for
the Atlantic team, is spending the
winter in Philadelphia.
The Pacific Northwest league will
take steps at the next meeting of the
board of directors to establish a club
in Portland to be owned and managed
by the league in opposition TO the one
that deserted to the California league.
James Morley, manager Of the Los
Angeles baseball club and promoter
of the Pacific Coast Tri-state league.
says the new league will be one OF
the strongest financially in the coun-
try and its success already assured.
A meeting of the directors of the
Pacific Northwest Baseball league
will be held in this city next week.
when war of determination will be
inaugurated against the California
league
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BIG NEW YORK MEET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.--New York
ers viii receive an opportunity TO see
Il host Of prominent amateur athletes
In competition at the first annual
winter meeting of the Greater New
York Irish Athletic association in
Madison Square Garden tonight. The
Committee in charge Of the games
has catered to the popular fancy with
a series Of relay races in which the
crack runners of Philadelphia, New
York and other cities viii be seen at
their best.
Other events on the program arc:
Fifty yards, novice SS0yard run,
handicap; 60-yard run, handicap; Geo.
yard run, handicap; 300-yard run,
handicap; one-milc run, handicap,
three-mile run, scratch; running hop,
step and a jump and running high
jump.
Arthur Duffey. A. II. Kent. Wash
ington Delgado, Pat Walsh ana +. s.
Edwards are the sprinters down to
compete in the special scratch Co
yard. Duffey is the only man who
has ever been credited with running
100 yards in 9 3-5 seconds. He hopes
70 break the present G0-yard record,
2-5 seconds, and has trained care
fully with this object IN view.
Jimmy Anthony, the 125-pounder Of
California, who failed to get match
in either Seattle or Portland, has re-
turned TO Frisco and will issue n def
10 kid Broad for 2O-round match.
Those who are in close touch with
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comrades may make will be greatly
appreciated. He will be discharged
early in January.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
THE PEOPLES AUCTION HOUSE,

j. APPEL, Proprietor. New and
second hand household goods.
Bought, sold and exchanged. Orders
left with us promptly attended to.
800 Riverside ave. Phone Blue 659.
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SPOR TING NEWS.

never saw him SO confident of a cup
defender as he is that the new one
being turned out now Will easily de-
feat anything the EnGlishmen can
turn out.
Robert Fitzsimmons knocked out
Mike Ranke at Bozcman. Mont, in IS
seconds last night by a heavy jab
on the jaw.
Al Wagner third baseman for the
Providence team, has an offer to play
a similar position with one Of the
National league clubs.
Tom DOran, a catcher who played
last season with the New England
league, has signed with the Colorado
Springs team Of the Western.
Dick Case Of Seattle was given the
decision over Jack Leedham of VAN
couver in the third round of q fight
at the latter place last night on ac-
count Of fouls.
Napoleon Lajoie, the great second
baseman of the Cleveland club. began
his theatrical career on the 18th by
taking part in a minstrel show at
Youngstown, o.
Jack O'Kcefe of Chicago has arriv-
ed in San Francisco and wants a 90
round 20 with Jimmy Britt at 1870
pounds. O'Keefe recently scored over
Buddy Ryan and McPadden. 1t is
said that Benny Yanger evinces no
disposition to tcle on Okeefe.
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Those who are in close touch with
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Rube Waddell, last year pitcher for
the Atlantic team, is spending the
winter in Philadelphia.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R.

scheduis IN eject November IL. 1901
Leave Washington, New jersey ave ami St
Chicago and Northwest, sIO-z5 a. N. g 30 ?. h
i Cincinnati. St. LOUIS aad Louisville 1905
y m. AS p n, -1-l0 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, sIO.s5 a N, SD p
n. and -1700 night
Coluubys and wheeling. -ss20 p n
Winchester. IS a. n. lis-45. and $50 p n
Gnssp5oIis. .i7.I5. $3.50. ISIS. Hu.a a ~
TTsdsliez, 1888. 900. uIO.ss a n ''IIA
lll-s0. and $3.50 p n
Hsgerstozn. .lO:O5 a n ard $50 p n
BOYD and way points SIS s-9 20 a. II. 81 Is
Il4.S0. $50. ss1o-I5 80 P m
Cai-hersburs and way points. SIS 500 a
li5-o5. $3.50. ''10-ls. iill-so ? n
" sSlilgr0a J1nczloH and way points, Ls-sS,
$500 a. m. ''l:l5. 1880. $50 P. n
Baltimore, week caEs, S3-og, 500, go, x %.
z7-I5 xe-S0 SIS T9-S0. 1000. Mss a. m,
1880 roou, x1-s5, 1S-oo. xs-00, xs-s0 ass.
IFS p n Sundays. IS.oO. x7-O6. KS. $50.
= % a. r., ZI2-So. lis. $50 1850. II %
x5:Zs. go. xS-O9 x10.O0. III 20. KISS p H
RGTAL BLUE LINE.
AL trains Illuminated with FinLzch light
Baltimore. Philadelp Aia. New YORK, Bos.97 aa3
the Eazs go. '7-O5 (nf-sr). $50 (Bufet).
$500 (DiBcr). 1850 CDiner) A. r. sLz-29
(BuEst). '5-o5 (Diaer}. 500 ard 'l1-s0 ?. II
sleeping Car open az 1000 o'cloez}.
Pullman Cars on al day trains
Atlantic CITY. "12-oO noon.
'Daly. Except sunday s-Sunday enly-
Z Express trains
residences ly Unloa Transfer Co. on orders Ie5s
AZ ticket 0lces. Go Pe1nsylvzuIa avenue n1rth-
west. New York avenue and Fifteenth street.. a1s
AZ station
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CURRENT EVENTS
In ALEXANDRIA
landingof English at James
town to Be Celebrated.
Citizens Talk OF n Centennial Expo
Err>~ ue Invited so Take Hold.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb 2i-Tho OK
ecutivc committee recently appointed e.
try TO secure q suitable celebration here
10 be known as the tricenteunlaI. marking
The landing OF the English at jamestown.
held it's FIRST meeting last night in the Of
Zee Of Mr.. 81 B. Harlow on South Fair
fax Street. The meeting was called to- or
der by Nr. Henry Strauss and Judge j.
X N. Norton was elected chairman and
Nr. A. j. Wedderbgn secretary. Most Of
those present at last nights meeting were
Representative citizens.
Mr. C.. C. CarIr spoke briefly OF other
expositioHs and said he believed that il
This was aided by the National Govern
ment it would be success. Nh. Harlow
suggested that it be made national az
fair and that Congress be induced 10 take
hold OF IL.
1t was pointed out that the buildings
erected here could be made permanent
Mr.. Carlin then moved that it be decided
TO held the celebration in Alexandria and
a committee of FIVE be appointed to adopt
plan of organization for presenting the
work to Congress and the Legislature and
Tor adopting proper measures TO secure
Rays and means for the proposed expo
sitiOn- The resolution was debated and
afterward adopted
Mr.. Andrew Graham. Of Washington
said that the people Of that city would
readily raise the sum OF $50O. 000 and more
If necessary He also believed Congress
would and should back the proposition.
Further, he said. the citizens of Washing
ton would DO their part
IN other cities. he stated. temporary
hotels had TO be erected. but he believed
The hotel facilities Of Washington would
be equal 90 any emergency.
Upon Mr.. Car'in's resolution the follow
ing committee was appointed by the
Chair. Messrs c. c. Carlin B.s f Down
ham. N. B. Harlow. George T. Hill. and
Walter L. Farney. Mr.. Varney declined
and moved that Mr. Andrew B. Graham
be named in his stead. which was done
On motion Of Mr.. Harlow. the name Of
Mr.. A. J. Wedderburn was added 10 the
committee, and upon motion Of the lat
ter, the following were added to the COM
mittee- Mossrs- F. Pan. jr.. Charles Bend
holm. Dr. W. N. Smith. J. A. Swartz. and
Park Agnew.
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SOUTHERN II.
schsdu1s corrected to January IA. 1oJR-

Trains leave from Pennsylvania StEtioE-
sol e. m Daily. Local fer Ezrrlson-G-gs W A.
rcEton. Charlotte and way stations
1851 a. m Daily Washington. Richmond ard
Florida Limited Fsrst-class coach and drawing
room sleeper 20 jacksonville Dining car service
II.15 a. N. Daily United States Fast Nail
Fi-st-ciass coaches and d-asing-g0om sleeper %
New Orleans Dining car service
u.37 a. n Daily. Local fcr Narrenton AIT
Charlottesville.
4-u D. r. week DAYS Local ior HLr-so1-
burg aad way stations on Manassas branch
4529 p. m Dag. L0cal for Wa-renton and
Charlottesville
5-s5 .. n Week days The Southcru's palm
Limited Al Pullman train. Ne~ Icrz ard
Washington, 20 Aiken, Augusta and St. Augus-
tire. Fla. composed Of club, comp -rlent,
drawing room, ard observation cars. Dining ca
scEvice-
ESQ o. m Daily. Washington and Chstt1aoO.l
Limited tvia LynChburg). Flrst-clEss coach AMI
sleeping car % Roanoke, Knoxville, CalIIaa0osa
and Memphis sleeper % Rev Orleans Dining
car service
$50 ,. m Daily. New York and Atlanta tx
-r-avS Ti-St-ciass coach and SLEEPER 20 Atlanta.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Ro1ts
Tourist sleeper Washington % san Erl1-iz-o-
Pullman buffet service
g-55 o. n Daily. NcF York and Florida Ev-
jacksonville. and Port Tampa, sleeper 20 SUM
neville, Charleston. Augusta. and t. Thomas
vile Ca. and connection for Aiken Dining car
service
I0-f5 p. n. Daily. Washington and Southwest
en- Lin. te3- AL Pullman train. club and C-ser-
rr-9ra cars 90 Atlanta and Macon sleegess O.
Nashville Atlanta, Macon, Memphis Nev Orleans
Ir5-u-eE.v 90 PireE--s-. n c. Mondays We'd
aaslsg5, AID Fridays D.-ins car service
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
FFom St3tion, PennTITaoIa Ave and Ia 8

IRON Station, Pennsylvania Ave and lsh 81
In eject November !. 1901
For NeEand-ia-Week dsys. $50. IA 80
500 500. $50. 9-25. 1890. 1928 HOO. il-51
a. ~; xI2-05 I2s20 l2.is. VI=y5, I-7, 200, go
x3-02. $50 $3.50. 1fIi. 4.sG. asa SOS. E5-e2.
$50. 6-Gs $50 700. 7.SJ 500 s-l5. $50. Io.l5,
100. 1850 p. N.
Sgadays-7:i5 - vs. 1879. 100 1I.a0 a
n; 300 noon. I2-9o. 90. I.9. 200. $50 800
$50. 400. $50. 500 $780, GOO, 6-so. 90 $50,
500. s-45. 9.84. -E-I5. lJ-s9. me- p m
for Mount 1rHun-Wcei- days- $50. SO.
1850. II 90 o. m. .f2-o5. Nl-Jj, 2-O0 Gs-o--
Kf-14 N5-22 7-G5 ESQ =. IT,
SsHlayz-s-o0 a. m. 1900 Hoon. $50. go.
$50, 800. g-30 ,. ne.
For Arlington "A bqu~du-t Br'dge-wess
days. $50. 1904 7:3o. 500 SEQ. $50, s-2,
1850. 100 a. M, 'IZ-05 l2--0. 'l2-f5, 100,
'1-25. 2-10 $50. 500. $780, $50 49,, 49,,
So. 5-0G. $50. 7-15. 500 D. M
SJNDAES---t5. 500. a-fl. flo-3o 1z-pl.
$3.50 m, j 30 NOON $3.50 100. . % 200,
30. 500. $50. 400. $50. 500. '5-S2
500. $3.50. 200. $50. 500 p. m.
ESPress. TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
:. COLNIN, SuQerintsndeGE
@. z. ABBOT, President
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE Dis
TRICT or COLUMBIA. WASEfNGTON.-Wash-
InEt1n, February Il, 1902 Proposals viii be re-
Ce.yel 40 THIS Once until = o'clock noon. March
I. --O2. 20 lease from the District % Columbia
the right TO occupy for three wears. from April
J. 1902 the wharf property 40 the foot Of Th:--
ricth and Streets northwest. formerly occupied
by Littlcdeld. Alv0rd & Co A deposit Of one
hundred dollars must accompany each bid az q
guarantee that the bidder viii enter into lease
with Che District of Columbia IL his bid should
De accepted. All the improvements made 90 the
wharf VIII become the property Of the District
% reject any or al prpp9aals. HENRY b. F.
MCFARLAND. JOHN " ROSS. and JOHN BID
DIE. tcTiuis-ioners OF the District Of Columbia
Il7-Gt eXSu
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wANTED--AGENTs.

hANTED-IEtelligeut gentlemen and ladies TO
handle tie best and latest books; city and rauu-
Try ROOM 30. Jeuiier Building I.h and D SIS.
H.. 81
NANTED-Nale and female agents 10 introduce
ihe hs-t known metal polish .a the world. Call
20 @, t. ). MpNuORF. 100 15lh So. nv MI
PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every togn
% secure subscriptions % The Ladies Home
Journal and The SATURDAY Evening Post -
We want agents Who VIII E0-s Thoroughly and
RltA buslnesz system TO cover each section with
'ur Illustrated little booklets and other advcr-
ising matter. and % look sharply after renew
and 40 the end of the season $1,000 vii b a,,.n
-Ee De-. workers a. extra prizes for good work.
now Well some 90 our agents have succeeded fs
l9il in a niue bopa.et wl would like 90 send
yOu-po-traits of some 0f our best aeeofs MN
the story Of h1H they made it pay. TIE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadelphia. "a.
deCZ5---r
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FOR sALE-sUBUnnAN.

FOR >ALi-liaE-r et D. rooms with aH modern
Improvement Doc and cold water: Iu acres of
IaHai Within iIe corporate limits Yf llyatt-yiII-.
di q bargain also Esu-a- for sale ar rent. iu
Htt't-rllio. aaI farm. EeI located far ..l. a-
rent AflHtk CARR, HEatt-yiiIr. Nd. m-J-I
FOR SALE- Building lots % electric ca. line.
~ cents fare % Washington. r.lge. 500 each.
terms, . cash. balance Sd per week. Also large
ana SINAI. forms Send or can for list JAMES
J. CLEMENTS, 400 O. ST. uvr. fs5-im
200 down. balance monthly. houses. farms
PIERCE PIERCE. Vienna, ia. mf-sl
FOR SALE-New cottage. $3.50. advancing lots.
nov 500 10 500. &c fo0r, your Chan.s nos:
villa sites. $40 % $50. cas- PAYMENTS: book
Let. Go. x. HILL. Clj 18th 81. NV. m25-tf
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MANTEn-A Young woman o. call for children
return for Kindergarten normal course. AGdr,
bon pa, this Office ezI-3
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CHESAPEAKE and OHIO RY,

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION
500 P. NJ Cincinnati and St LOUIS
SPeciai-Solit train for Cincinnati Pullman
9lcepers 10 Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville In
annapolis and 81. Louis without change Con-
nectlnn for Virginia Hos Spriags. Dining car
farlor cars Cincinnati 70 Chicago
ll-l0 p n DAILY-F. T. y. Limited sold
lraln Tor Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers % Cinciu-
1atl. Lexington. and Louisville without chaa-e.
compartment sleeper 20 Virginia Hot Surinxs
tuesdays and Saturdays Dining car Sleepers
cincinnati 70 Chicago and Sc. Louis.
lo-5l A ". CEXCEPT SJNDAYa-Washincton
and Old Point Special Less THAI 5sz hour tain
70 Old Point Comfort via Richmond. Only all
raj route.
Reservation and tickets AZ Chesapeake ard Ohio
ofaces, 3is Pennsylvania Avenue; COO 18Th Street.
near r. and at the station. Telephone call
Main lA4l FOR Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
II. ". FULLER.
Telephone Main 1866. Gen Passenger Agent.
CANADIANS PACIFIC RAILWAYS W Ner-
kles agent, lZZ9 Penna- ave, VI ashinzton D. c.
Prom Ocean to Ocean To ali points IN Canada
and the United States northwest. Accoumocfa-
tons unsurpassed Connecting at Vancouver vita
the steamships q the Empress Line for Janan
China, and the Philippines; also wi.h the Ca
madam Australian Line fo- the Hawaiian Islands
and Australia For rates and descriptive 5aTu-
phlets appiv % " " Me-kle agent
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NEW YORE-A 'WERP-PARIS
Fresand.-Feb. 60. noon rVsderiau6. 3Ieir ID. noon
>oUtHEars, Nch- 3, noon Remington -Nrh.1a, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
COMPANl'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 r St
n ". Or eco. ". Moss. 1911 ST. " W
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WANTEE-Woman for general Homework. family
Of two references l447 St., after ESQ p. n.
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WANTED-Ten drst-class shirt waist makers.
kEEN'S 1910 r So. e2l-s
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Hill WANTEn-MALr.

HANTED-Five oaUya,lsc r. straight salary. cy-
.cricuor unnecessary. Ee-d opening, Tor good
men. Apply immediately. OF, .rb 80. NV I'll
HANTEH -Tso ll-.-,a-s sign ,lHyl--er-. good
money t1 Hu-r-HE men, Auut aJ uuey, ll# Penn
FIFauiI ave. .#. q
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