davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The courier., 1902-03-15
On the Other Side
Of the 6IoVe Counter

with good customers this counter
is all right. Otherwise it's a perfect
Hades.''
A tall sprightly looking sales woman
i'm a Lincoln store was the speaker.
She stood behind the glove counter,
and it was of this branch of the dry
good business that she expressed her
opinion.
You see we've got to fit the gloves.
The customer sits over there. We lean
forward at a very awkward angle and
earn our salaries. We've got to take
the gloves and fit them on the hands
of the customer. Not one but both.
It's not snap. Just let your visitor get
sour ard snappy. Then you're in for
a time of it.
People generally leave their gloves
until the very last thing. Then they
come here tired and tagged after their
shopping and too cross for any use.
They are sure of the size they wear
and are dead certain that the old
gloves were a quarter too large.
First comes shade, kind, size and
price When you have steered your
customer through these small things,
the real work commences. Leaning
ever the counter the gloves are started
on the hand. Rubbing and coaxing
gets them sliding on the fingers and the
first stage is over.
Trouble generally starts right here.
The courier., 1902-03-15

school of agriculture. Some of the
stockmen have discovered punches on
the backs of their animals, sometimes
as many as fifty to a COW. When they
come the animal grows thin and weak
as if suffering from dyspepsia and
consumption combined. When the
punches are squeezed, out jump little
worms of smart dimensions that seem
very embodiments of appetite.
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10

EX-GO A POINTER
that great
puzzled the gentlemen most ay
in
A himself and solved IL
of
encemens that lie In
MI foyh
duties of chief
a made
under trying
his while at
The
he
religious the
board of agri-
Mr.
He Of a Nebraska 1873
His
conservatory of
music
Mr. holds degree OF A b.
institution Eureka
He is
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i'm single file with cord that was guar
anteed to prevent any of them stray
ing.
Who would sacrifice as much for the
painting of church? Miss Dora Mel
son has been toiling for nine months
on a quilt on the $50 patches of which
she has been working the names of the
people at ten cents per name. When
finished the cloth will be hung I'm the
church as an ornament 1t is nearly
done and the last names are being
accompanied with dollars instead of
dimes. The proceeds will be spent
with the paint man. and the church
will bear some new colors.
4 4 &
Use dynamite in setting trees. That
is the newest way of doing ii and 1t
works to perfection, some say. Editor
Baird of the Cedar Rapids Outlook is
its advocate, having seen ii used else
where After digging the usual pit for
the roots, drive a stake or some suit
farther below in the center of the
hole Then insert small stick of
dynamite. When it is exploded with
a fuse il is found to have loosened the
ground as far as ten feet around 1t
is then an easy matter for the roots to
take hold and burrow and moisture
hasffeer ingress.
x 4 Z
A minister recently became insane i'm
Fullerton. Nance county. He was dis
covered one morning shouting and
screaming from the spars of a tele-
phone pole. He had climbed out
amongst the wires from his bedroom
window on the second floor of build
ing. the pole being near. With relig-
ious conviction he believed that a black
woman dressed in white had pursued
him to that retreat.
4 e x
What is the matter with cattle near
Leigh. The question has been put to
Professor A. T. Peters Of the state
The courier., 1902-03-15

What is the matter with cattle near
Leigh? The question has been put to
Professor A. T. Peters Of the state
The courier., 1902-03-15

anteed to prevent any of them stray
ing.
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& OHIOR,R.

Schedule in eject November II. 1901
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave. and G ST
Chicaso and Northwest. 1913 a. n GO .. m.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis. sad Louisville, 1898
= n. -5-f5 p. ~. -I-I0 night.
PItts5urg sDl Cleveland, slC-i5 a. r.. SD D
r. and 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling $50 p. m
N-nche.ter- s-85 a. m, 5.s5. and 50 p n
Annapolis .Ii.I5, $3.50. Usas. au.ss =. "a.
FredslieE. ISIS. ..9.co. HI0.l5 J. n. --ll5.
li.SO, and so P
Hzgers-oVn. 1905 e. m. and $3.50 p. m
Boyd and way points SIS $500 O. n, Is
l4-So. $50. ''13-l5 lI-32 ?. NJ
Caiiiisers5urE and Tsy points. SIS 400 a
l.7.o5. $50, ''I0.1s. ill-s2 ?. H.
"a ssains-or yg1-uo1 =nl ~sy points, ISIS.
$500 4 m. s'E.I5. 49,. SD p n
Baltimore. week days 100. 500. 5-59. z -05.
X Is. $50 s-s5. x9-S0 xI0-0o. lis a m.
xI2-sJ room. II-s5. x2-0e. x{-o3. E9-3o. SIS.
11-s5 p M Sundays. Il 90. KOS. x7;I5. SD
1000 q. m. zl1-50. I-I5. Zs-03 L3-21. I5-05
Ks % $50 Ks %. zIJ-gl xJI-99 xIl-s5 p r.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
AT trains I.Iu.r.uzted with Platsca liz t.
Baltimore Philadelphia Ne= Nors Boston and
the Fast 500, '7-O5 (DiEer). $50 tBuEet).
400 tDirp-}- 100 (Dinsr) a. n. rI2-S3
lBuEeti, 500 fDine-). so and -1I-30 P. IA
(Sleepllg Car open a. 1000 o'clock.
Pullman cars on al day trains
Atlantic City $3.50 nocr-
sDaily. Except Sunday Sunday only.
E-Prcss trains
Baggage called FOR end checked fro-n hotels aa4
residences b. Union Transfer Co. on orders Isis
40 ticket OEcss. Go Penrsy,vzaia aveEae n9rth-
wei NCW YORK avenue and Fifteenth street and
- station
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tLARk.S CRUISE OF TIE CELTIC,
iiiL LARGEST STEAMER is me WORrn
the Tie MEDITERRANEAN iaBnsa ORIENT

some choice 1srth- lefr at $50 and I'M
- FiIs5 Class. including shore E1aur-i5-.- t--is.,
&C. notes Drives, etc. The cheapest and most
--.'a'fife trips leaving the GATED State. rbfs
most siglt-aele-- -i'1
ile h'isIIt .cHt White star line new t7-iu screw
s.-alL,l 'rl'ie' g-9.--j r1Es}. q floating PALACE
10y ,-i-eI.a for Che round trip Lergth
rooms ----s'-
>rEsIAL FEATJ BES-]I1deira. AIzisrs. Malta
- DAAN DO EihPI and the HOLY LAND. Con-
s--ll-l'op.e- Athens. Rome, the Riviera. et.. 4
t'ar-e Of clEHt Lectures Tickets good ~ gto1
g'e. IN EHrl 5e aac return later on the .Gee4.-
u h1IE-oend for C-ars-5 Pr1grau-nas f,- 1000
F. g. CLARK, III BROADWAY WV y0py ''-
mII-2 -'--'' Inn
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sTEAEEcATE.
sTEA2BcAT1.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day IN the year for Norfolk, View
-- pore News, and an points south. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" ard Wash
- tnK'ou,' on the following schedule:
w WsshInsto u-6 $50 pm ". Po-tsm1uth-500 pm
" 1lexardria--I-01 pm Lv- NarIoIE...-CO0 pm
Ar r. N0E-0e-7.1J an Iv Ft. Monroe 90 Tu
Ar ccrf0lk--.--S.50 arm Ar AleIs1dria. C. 80 am
Ar P.--s-n5utI.s. 3 am Ar. WashiugtJE--7-03 am
Tickets on sale and stater55us reserved
- 81 general ticsrt office. Bond Building Isfl
- Q. and y Y. ave-. AZ downtown csfee
- oh St and Pa ave- u Office o. NLars
- and on board steamers.
E5Foc further information gpply a. gen
- erai oiaccs, foot 7th ST.. phone TO- or
- BOND Building. lf-L ST. and r. T. ave.
- Washington, d. c. 'Pa1ac zZ30.
JOHN CALLAHAN C.---,r Rtu---s-
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LEGAL NOTICEs

IL TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CuLj-3lA, HOLDING AZ EQUITY
COURT Eoi. SAID BI>TBIlT-ENILY j.
NASH VS. WILLIAM j. NASH Equity No.
2-17u.
The object of this suit IS Co secure decree
of divorce from tine bond Hf marriage with de-
PENDANT on ground 0i Ul.ltul desertion of COM
U.lIU-u-- by defendant flg tbe tgll and ua.ater-
raHtci period of two rClu.
on motion az the complainant 20 IS this 18th
day Ui January. A. ID. IatZ- ordered that th-
defendant cause his appearance t1 Dee entered
herein on us before tha tHrtirtL jsy. exclusive
90 sundays and legal holidays occurring after
the dap Of the first publication os tb-s order;
otherwise the cause Viii De proceeded with Us
in cause oi default.
This order 70 be published IN Washington
Law Reporter" and The Washington Times.
By the Court,
A. G. BRADLEY. Associate Justice.
True copy. Test
). z. YOUNG. Clerk, etc.
b J. W. LATINER. Assistant Clerk
il1-,24SI
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SOUTHERN RY.
Schedule corrected % January "a. 1872.
Trims .cave non PennsEIEania sLati-n-


Trains leave nom PennsyIvania station.
Sol g. m Daily Local Tor Harrisoz51rs, Var
rentou, Charlotte and way stations.
lJ-5l a. m Daily Washington. Richmond and
Florida Limited FirSt-clzss coach and drawing
rCoU sleeper 20 Jacksonville Dining car service.
HIS n H. Daily. United States Fast Mail
rl-st-c.lss CuaChes snd d-aWIEg--0om sleeper TO
New Orleans Dining car service.
I-sl a. m Daily Local f0r Warrs1rJn and
Charlottesville.
s-0I p m Week Days Local for Harrison
4-10 p M Daily Local Cor Wa-rentoa and
Charlottesville.
5-s5 p M Week days. The S0utheru-s Palm
Limited All Pulim=n train. New YORK and
WashlnSt-r, 20 Aiken. Augusta and 81 AuEIs-
tine Pa. composed % club, compartment
drawing room, aaL observation ears Diui1g car
service
$50 p. m. Daily. Washington and Chattanooza
Limited tvil Lyuch5urgl. FIrst-cisSs coach and
and Memphis sleeper 20 New orleans Dining
car se-Eice-
$50 p. N. Daily. New York and Atlanta *
press First-ciass coach and sleeper 20 Atlanta:
Mondays. Wednesdays lnL Fridays. Sunset Routs
TOURIST s.e1per washington to San Francisco
Pullman bCde- service
900 o. on. Daily. New YORK and Florida *
pres Firsr-ciass coach and sleeper TO savannah.
JackE1lyllle. and Port TAMPA sleeper 20 sum
cEviiIe. Charleston, Augusta. and % Thomas
vile. ga, and connection for Aiken Dining car
service
lg-lJ 2. IL. Daily Washington AID Southwest
eu Limited All Pullman tralu, club and Cuser-
vltiCu cars 90 Atlanta and Macon. slecpe-s 70
Nashville Atlanta. Macon. Memphis. View Orleans
T-I-EegElF 90 PileLursr. y c.. Mondays We'd
uesdIys, and Fridays Dining car service
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FOR sALE-LOTS.

BklJEIhOOD PARk-L0t IN a choice location
esNl4c with q I2-ft. side and Soft roar -T7sT--
" III eel nc a sacrifice for quick sale EUGESE
F. GADDlS. 425 9th ST.. NV -.rr-9
THE SENATE BILL 90 extend iSth and 7l-T
and lt-h Streets Is booming the sale of Ions III
NORTH COLINB HEIGHTS You must INV
before mot atterf the extension o. those great
tlCrougltlres II sou wish 90 receive the Ll-rs
increase IN value that is sure % follow ms
property Is located enc square north OF s-HoI-
mead Manor and extends from I4fT 81 ar
tended mot I4rh ST. road 20 Bughtv80d ave
Lots . % 100 feet front by 3 90 80 feet deem
90 l7-toct alleys. Prices. soc 90 $50 z1.l-a
foot Terms, 50 TO 500 cash and SIS to 80
monthly on each lct- OF gue-third cash fsIlr--.
one, two and three years. Five per cent Of ~
cash Money loaned 90 build at lowest r5ras a.
tnicrest- No exchange considered for CITY house.
For fun particulars telephone. drop postal 7-
call for new l5-page illustrated booklet r1s+
etc. Carriage free 20 srr the property. FT-TTOE
r. GORDON. l04 lilL Sc NV 'pL5rr Nan
53S-2- O-lce hours 90 az night In addition
10 usual daily hours. BROKERS ATTFVTIgVf
elf--
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGES New HJml-
shire ave- Address OF apply after 40 %. Dr..
1905 10Th a. E"- Will cvrbarge preferably fgr
improved salt water property Iu MsyIaud OF
virginia ans reasonable offer whatever Will Ice
entertained Address BON 2fi, this office. c.5-g
FOR SALE-sI. 250. rented at sl2-O ncr month
and never vacant, brick dwelling near North
Capitol and / sJs-, this property viii net IJ Dor
cent ate. payment Ot all expenses. JAMES T.
tAHlLL. l5o' B Sc nN- miss
THE SENATE BILL TO extend 18Th and IAN
and 10th Streets is booming the sale OF Dot, 40
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS You must Lu.
before mot after the extension of these great
th1TOughiIrgs u you wish 90 receive the large
Increase Iu value that b sure 90 lJIiow Tins
property Is located one square north OF sH0T-
mead Manor and extends from 18th st. ex-
tended mot 18th So. road % BrightW00d ave
Lots IS % 100 feet front by - TO $50 feet deep
90 lJ-io0t alleys. Prices. 5Jc Cd SOC q square
foot Terms so 90 500 cash and SIS 20 $50
monthly on each l0t. OF 0ue-tLirI cash. balance
one two. and three yeaTs Five per cent Of Tor
cash Money loaned % build az lowest rates af
interest. No exchange considered for city houses
For full particulars telephone. drop postal or
call for new lb-page illustrated booklet plat
etc Carriage free o. see the property FJIT0N
n. GORDON. sOi Iith 81. NV. phone Main
53s-2- OH,ce hours to o % night IN addition
20 usual daily hour. BROKERS' ATTENTION,
eA-7
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RY,

-Clptt1l City Route"
Leave Washington. Pcu.l- r r. Station
t.OI a. m. SEABOARD FAST 8-AIL-Througa
DAILY. Pullman S.c-pers o. Jacksonville.
connecting az Hamlet with PulI-
f.saa sleeper DO Atlanta
ZOO >. II. IA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LNITED-S1lii train o. S. Au-
-1s.iue Iulla1n. Drawing Room. Compare
ueuJ Observation. and Dining Cars. also PULL
man sleeper o. Atlanta Pullman Sleeper Tues
dJvs Thursdays. and Saturdays % Southern Pines
tpIuHlur-rl
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
90 Petersburg, Raleigh. southern PINES tPtae-
hCr-tl. Camden, Colombia Savannah. Jackson
IlIC and all Florida points Charlotte Athens.
Atlanta. New Orleans. ChlttInC1ra. Nashville
points West and S0uLhve-t
$50 A. On. LOCAI-T0 Petersburg Raleigh.
DAILY. southern Pines (Pinelurstl LAM
let. and intermediate points.
once 1907 Pl1ua- ave
r. F. T. BUNCH W H DOLL
General Pass. Agent General Agent
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WANTED-HOUsEs.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.
TH0S. {. IWAGGAMAN,
RcnI Estate Broker and AuetIoneer
9l7 = Street "a. W.
FOR NORTHWEST.

VIA SAIL NNFlA IT N ISL
l- g., t. %, 100 Pierce, p ms, Or, rented for
80 Z. % b. stories, I7r; a m i.....--. 1900
lvI@ sth. D "a. r; lot lC5yIO0 Ft....-.--. 5000
~ 9TH and 10Th, D., Hr, hath A
-' ---------- ltucr Wantel-f
FOR SALE NORTHEAST.
~. lst. D. Of. bath and a m i.....-.-..-S5.0 900
20 oh ST., bricks. sr. bath and a m i..-. 4. 500
IL q. ID D., Or. bath and q m i..-....--.-- A--lJ
~. l-iH, b b. u, bath and a i-......-.- $500
ne IN. b D., OF, ul,u and m I----------- $500
Li'o %, b, o. and bath a M 1; ZJzIJJ It,. 100
SOUTHEAST.
1872 and 1874 e j. ave-. D u.s. A. both. 50 90
ID Grant st-, Auloa-tia. 2-stolg fame. 5r..
hath, "a 10 D., large lot: built by owner.. 2.6oo
20 l-,H, p q, 81. BATH a nj i.-.-.--....... ESQ
SN. cor 10Th ard q, { o.. ST.. Tot 2-z75 IT,. 2CJF
~ H. = ave- % D, GT and hata---------- 100
~, ~ % ave, { o.. 81; rented iJr $3.50
per MONTH iot 1Gzlao ir.-..---..--....-- I. 200
SUI L. Do. 81, Too lfylU it-.-------------. 200
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s. crrncr II and IIlh. 5syl00 ft............Ss p
u ~, bet fth and 5-h. 3JNIu1 It---------- ~
EN-. bet aud d. 5sy62 ft......-...--.-.. / I0
n &c cor Sth and p, 24xsj lt----.---------. s.
w. n'l- tt1 and 1jh. scYCrl lots. ISXII9 IT,. 81
g. bet 18th and 18th Gl1I8g Tt........... %
H. u.l- i",A and 1911. Tot 6ixl3y st. TO alley. y
brewers Court. sSxIJ fr--..-.....-..-.--... r.
square -. two alley lots s2xs7 IT,. p
- bet- Ilth and I2Jh. s5vI5g iJ....-..-.... ~
FOR RENT.
80. go ~ .-...-.-- -SI2 -
&C.. s,h. ST. and bath .-................ 2s 50
Se-' als "a, or and blth-.......-.......... p 20
-, a-l Ca ave. ............... "a %
60 nv Pierce, Or and hIth...-.--.---.--. I3 80
\ 7T1t az i've ---------------------- ~ ~
&C. 10 " tstorc and dwcilins). ST.. 30
S'., 1918 Sd. 4r-........... -.....-. 80
Apply Mt OHce for Weekly BuIIetIn.
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FOR sZENT-FLATs.

FOR RENr-I@l3 Nd ave. me-. rooms. aI mod
eIn Improvement SO. so nth 81. sc-. & rooms.
si5' 1881 d 81. Sc, rooms, 81. $. CARR 1850
nld- ave me- UI1-S
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIBE-FiUe teams for pleasure. also
wagons for druumers and busness men al mod
crate prices VIRGINIA STABLES. rear Nl+7ar-1T
Hotel ao5i2 G. ST. nv. Phone Fast ZsS NJ
FOR HIkE-HOrses. buggies and daytous- 81 Sd
and 500 per day, for drumming or bushes.
purposes PRESTuN'S STABLES cor. stb and
1 NV rDeAe F-'-- I-J-lmO
GO To -PrTSNOGLES'' DO when YOU div. for r1.ss-
Ure or business, teams o. every tas.-.urf5n a-
lowest rates. SO NeU Jersey ave. lE. Hello
J. 2yS. n. eF-70
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WANTED-AGENTS.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
&c secure subscriptions 20 The Ladies' Home
Journal and The Saturday Evening Post %
We want agents who Viii work thoroughly and
with business system TO c0ve- each section with
our illustrated little booklets and other adyer-
Using matter, and % lOoE sharply after renew
ais froIn cd subscribers The pay is hrst rate
and at the end Of the season $50 OO0 viii be given
the beSt WORKERS as extra prizes for good work
Hos wei come Of our agents have succeeded is
told IN a little booklet we would like 10 send
ycu-T'0Tirsit5 % some Of cur best aUunts with
the stc-y q how they made 1t pay THE CURTIS
PCBl SHlNG COMPANY. Philadelphia. Pa
dec15-Tst
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FOUND.

fooND-At Lacey's, most modern ice cream fac
icry In America. delici5us cbocolat. vanilla a6d
--3HoeiTy ice cream. made f-Om the fruit not
&c &c SEQ. s'c per gallon Also IaCey's special
~, - p5I gallon Of1ce, co. Ncw Nork ave. PhoIe
A~An FSs' delO-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DANCING.
Miss LEONARDO, Premiere DanSueSe

ACADEMIES 1913 18TH ST. n W.
a0dau~is Club, New York ave. and Con-
TedeiaJe Veterans Hall. Advanced pupils and
Others meet every Friday CgcuIBg 40 receUt.1uE
in Confederate Veterans Hall Dancing from
30 To- 1880. Invitations necessary. Mss LIZ
ONARDO Is the only representative in W8sh-
iuzt1a OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Masters Of
Dancing Protect yourself from llcompetcuts
and learn &C waltz properly jag-fr.s8. -fs-Iu
CALI. AND EXAMINE our s5 and s. sewing ma
chine. all fIst-uIass. utl attachments and
five years guarantee. FJNh~. 81 e. ST. SO.
cIC-3
CHAIR GAMING. 90, If o.. I5I5 srh ST. NV.
MRS I. JOHNSON rrEF-T
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Five-room house. with cellar. good
stable and an acre Of Land; situated al KrHiI-
worm. D. g; oue-iouFth mile from C0Iumbil
cars rent so per month ". b. SHAW. Keuil-
worth. u. &. mIs-y
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FOR sALE-o1c acre. mex buildings. fruit.
water three minutes from station. p. JEWETr.
Herut1u "a --r- -
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HELP wANTED-FEsIALE.

HELP wANTED-FE'ALE.
1y1Nrrp- Ar one. --mrs,e.. white woman tu
do morning work IN fiat and ass. DID, '' ...li
good wages, STAY n.-Als- ''- .'..
Apartment Hi, Tie Nff,''.i- '..' ..' -''- 81.
MANLEp.TE9 tr,l-g.'-- ". NC ..- f'.-.
lnE ~ ~ " ''e- m
7i=,2---7-T, , .,---- ,-,---- ,.-g-rT -IT O., dr
General h8us-y-rrk t-r one lady, sleep h'ns-
-rs --E I. ma "a
49, -
N L N H. .-,..I i5...ra-E 1.1 y st. nv.
n
IN snail friI,. I,f1ru-rs- good wages. ltf
Eens-gv- $50. al
-F -...--. r..-.7-
" Az l.i.-'..I ,.y.. prx sr- f-..- lsr...
q
N ,,-.-u -- ..--- d., Mani. f- .r.-arr a- ur. E-
g so. ..a and ...r.si.u... II any, Apply
BOX szI ta.- Office c'5-a
Ty,\rrp g..r ... f. ....-,..s. family of ta.-
must DE- good cook. 80. Taa~yIE5Hta ave. se-
cI7-2
WANTED-A young lady would lae r.ssa, ni--
ing ai 81 peg aa-- Address bun ..'- .'." -
81
WANTEp-,algr.d eig- genera. h,l-...''.. -.' ~,
------t say H.----- ..' '''.-- ',..'.-
WANTED Pantry cf-1. ,hsmlcrr.siG and rasIrr
m1il for hotel 200 Agg York ave. NV '''
WANTED Ha" .a'mald1' COOKS ann "..
tI5. northeast ana Northwest -.- i 7.. '.'
,,,>-rto ur.;,. ,-..-r ...,,..r..9F OIL, a.. prf'.-
de-ghia, Sli. fare also white "1ltress. - Ns.A.
CITY; Colorad LoI,lT---d and coos l'l' N,N
NANTEp-Four ooo.s, 80, SIS, so, SD, also
S ,TfT, I-y,sff,N.f .TI 7gtr III
~
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wANTED-moRsEs AND VEHICLES.

MANTED-0Ec l-Lrrsc and two z-la-se ice
wagons, i1r cash. JOHN FIDDLER, Brghlro1d
ave. and District line eliza
hANTEU-DuvirE horse. not over cieht wears.
not under sixteen hands: LOO o. 90 pounds.
city broke and -afe for l8dg- state age price.
etc. Address BOX SIS. this Office ei7-8
NANTED-Gr0rery delivery wagon: half es.F-
balance lu groceries Adde'S BOX POI. rtis
Office. r,1c-g
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOM AND BOARD for lady in private family.
Apply 900 9Th 81. 30. cI1-5
COMFORTABLE furnished rooms. good board;
y per Esek- l5Ds 5th st.. Hv- eis-3
FOR BENT-Tvo large rooms. first floor. with
board 2ls 70. uW. cI5-3
FOR KENT-Ro5m and board second G5or. $40
and 80. SIG -l 81. NV clos
ROOMS. furnished or -asurni-hed; Ie1t. gas. hot
water all time with OF without board; one
block from willard Hotel. 500 18th St. NV.
clos
FURNISHED ROOMS with or without board.
20 81 st. NV. clG-5
FOR EENT-I585 n st. NV, oorufort.bI. rooms.
with excellent board; two iu room, very rel-
s5uahlo. mIG-5
gresham and wife parigr and bedroom. with
bard, 90 reasonable rIrr-- no other b0ardgF~-
best of references Address BOY 2s4, TINS Office.
MILF
FOR EENT-IIaudsorely furnished sccond-s.7ry
Font room excellent board OBS IT. uw. ml5-3
s18 X ST. NH.-Isrgc sce7nd-story room; south
cru exposure. bono table. c15-S
FOR RENT-WJrm rooms and board Ssa5. 81
each. two = each 1902 Gta ~ NV miss
FOR RENT-HsU or back rooms for one or two
gentlemen, With board. 1910 81. ne. mlj-3
FOR RENT- Small front room. with board. 81
Per wees. fl2 Sd s. uw. mI5-3
ROOM AND BOARD = 20 3 per week. the
YINTON. 1921 81 eI3-T
BOARDING-l5I G. ST. NV: warm. comfort
able room. single 0r en- suite. from $50 90 $50
per moath; strictly dTst-llsss. mI8-7
FOR RENT-NewIy-painted and papered roomA,
with or without board. everything arst class;
splendid location ti2 eth s. Nv. seO-tf
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WANTED-sUBURBAN.

MA-llED 10 rent q i've .0 seven room cottage
on outskirts Of CITY Northwest -arfio,, 80
.e iocein and in good condition. responsible
ana lgin.4heHt tenant; state rent. Address ROY
- 49,. Cl5-3
" ANlED-ADout acres Of rich land. nv. mile,
% ,l-yr near car IlHe- address BOX Zs5. tbs
mics
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FOR sALE-HoRsss AND VEHICLES

FOX SAlE-Pau ~ work tGusCs- also DRIVING
horse two dirt wagons; DO reasonable offer
refused. Apply rear ~. 81 a. me- eIs-5
FOR SALE-OHe single oyster wagon. one
double grpCcr's wagon. both new. with platform
sPriHss. FLYNN o. BLOUST. JI8 Uu' 81 sg
MI5-3
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED unfinished rooms. small Fat or
house cheap centrdl1 permanent il suited
address Bon 2-2 this Office. NILS
NANIED-Fcr Light bookkeeping small fiat OF
rooms and private bath; rent reasonable 10 per
manent tenant. Address BOX 2gs, this Office.
Mis-
hANItl}-tig single gentleman. furnished room.
private bath preferred; permanent IL suited.
state terms address BOX DOB. this Office clos
WANTED Furnished roou quiet surroundings.
by a scnlesrsl. Address bon 275, this ONCE
WANTED-Tuo furnished rooms for light house.
keeping hy young couple near Government Print
ins piaeei must be reasonable Address BOX
a''r lil9 ounce mI6-G