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Leave Washington s-el O. r-- dl.lE. $50 p 70
As ID. d. and --lg o. E.- week DAYS ami a.-5 d.
NJ ~..-sl 81 er..- fa- Rll -aelt. ard ---F r.
week da-- alH D. 80 u- I'D. lr-a--r ---Il- A-l-
days. VeiEcs--Es and saturdays for Ley~11Es.
TLraza trains is7H Ile south arrive Ussi.-
iar-o- CAP d. rr. r-5Z o. Ul-- 1-.5 a. r-- l--ll
a M lrTv. e-ur NGrdav-- 2--f b. rr.- f-rf
o. u. and $50 D. u. daily local trains --lu
H1r-l-1rL.-t- 1857 week tas- ANA
g-tU D. BIB daily PROM tGaT-art-ssll- ---
q d. and 40 g. daily
T..sal= sleeping car rlS.-y1r.l-s- AMI .lH.-r.lr4
.usrrl1asiH- e. te had aL ticket c-lcaS. 7az Il-r
ST. Ell FalE-g ll1ll1 Eg-rlC- and Penn. gtrsa-z
Station Baggage checked through frCl- E--e.s
ana res. Ieu-rs-
-Frr-. Nam 1GG p r D Cab ~e-rs-e
FRANK s.. CANNON. 81 r. r. and G5a- N-r-
T. r. EAPnHICE. G-ae-ai Pass Agent
J. s. BROWN. General Ascent
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FOR sALE-cornrRr PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Eshty acfes o. land at BcitsvilIr
on IT, q %. Railroad; NJ. { f0f dairy ing or truca-
ing, ~" cling; hyr luaautrs' ualk from station,
- per acre. Eight. acres u good garden land
ONE mile from ADD icl. ou y. & r. Railroad,
ons-liah niile from .iectric foad ADJOINING NJ
Wuildm ttulmeads fock farm. at SO per acre
w. NJ HALL, go Virginia ave. Sc. ellis
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HELP NvANTED-TALE & FEMALE
NANTED-Man and Vife. good wages; private
leL-llt- t-ty SEES 10rk ave ml
LEARN SHORTHAND and TOUCH-TYPEWRIT-
NC az WILLAMETTE REPORTING SCHOOL. gIs
t. NV. r-fo-2
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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND B SIS.
~ A. n DAILY, PITfSBURG ENPRESS-Pariog
aaa Dining Cars Harrisburg % Plttsharz-
N555 a. b. DAILY PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. Dining smoking ard Oh
tcr,aJlon Cars Harrisburg % Chicago Cinrin-
Ia,i lndla11po.is, s.. LOUIS. Cleveland and
loieqo. brfCe Paricr Car % uarrlshar<-.
10 - p d DAILY FAST LrSF-PurTr,1 R1ns.
T'5.qr Car % Harrisburg Baaet Par.or ar
i-a-r.s9g-- 70 rit1sours-
30 u BY DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
LAtAEsS- Sleeping Car Washington % St.
Lol-@ an- Sleeping ard Diaing ca Us-r5ssrrr
% ana -. s. Louis. Louisville wa en-
cln1lLil and Ch.c-go.
rs p. 81 DAILY IT. LOUIS ENPRESS-PuI-
nan neeplng Car Harrisburg 70 s. LncfE
80 r 81 DAILY WESTERN ENPRESS-Pull-
80 s-eePing Car 70 Pirts5urg and Chicago
IS p p. DALI CLEVELAND AND CTeCTN-
EAii mp kE-S-Pci-nan Seeping Ctfs WA
NO. @ Fittshurg and Harrisburg % cleTe-
1910 p 81 DAILY PACIFIC EXPREss-PuII-
ran Sleeping Car O. Pittzhurr
30 a - DAILY BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS
eLh through Parlog Car Dining Car and
Ioaehes . Buffalo. via Emporium Junetias-
- a ~ Tor Eare. CsnandaiCua. Rocheste-. and
e.agara Falls daily except sunday.
%oss 81 Tor Elnira and Remove 6aEy except
s-ii-2y. FOR Aiharnsport daily. $50 r. n
sIS p y DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT IMPRESS
go - through BuHet SleepiuE Car and Coaches
. % b1Iaio, va Emporium Junction
80 r " DAILY FOR E~ie, for Rochester Bufaio.
81 SiaEsra F1iis daily. excent SATURDAY. Eath
----f-l-s AR Warrington 70 koCnes-er-
80 = * Tor Eric. Canandai qua. Rochester,
BlIalo. and Niagara Fails daily Pullman
slerping Car Washington 70 Rochester sstur-
Gays only.
go ,. n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" daily
ior View YORK. al ParIOr Car with DiHiza
. Car from Bllfnore
Fer Philadelphia. New York and
the East.
NEPress. 100 dining Carl. T:I Dining Carl,
800, lO-eo (LEn1ng Carl lO-25r sac 100
D1Efng CEr from Eilmingtoa) A 81. l2-i5.
80. 80 tDlning Car from Baltimore). Go
100 r 81, 2-l0 night On Sundays $50
/ kDluinG Carr. Ts57 Dining Carl. R-o4
I 1o-L2. LsoQ lDinlng Car froH IS iiuiington) A
/ n. 1913. 6-l5, 40 Dining Car from b. IT.
mo1elr go. 1000 p II Il-l0 nirhE FOR
Ehll3aelphia only, EXPress. 7s4s A. N l2.Ei
x Week-dEJs. 2-Oi. 40. and SO P 4
FoE Boston. Eithost slanze. 7.ss q. n -ssck-
Ter Baltimore. SIS 100 T.s5 80 PSI
30 lG-oo. Io-25. 1870. 100 A 81. his.
4--Aa. Is. Z-Gi, 3.l5. s-a9 600 Lh-iced).
- 80 az 40, $50. SIS 60 us, I-45.
le-99. 100 HIS p ". and I2-IO night %
sGndays. 90. 80. 81. 200 sa5 8.55-
a. 100. 400 A A. 1913. I.I5 s-GI s-15 $50
. coo Limi-ed)- 40 8-2o, so $50. els.
go us, 7=i5. ze-d0, 1910 P Il. and lz-G
For Pope Greek Lfas 7.l5 a H. and "a y
Tor Annsp0.is. 200. coo l. n. Ia.ls AMI s,as
P n weekday saadays. 9.oe 4 Il asd
$40 p g.
Ticket oGices, co-rer Fifteeath sad G stree1s.
ard q. the s-ztlo1- sixth and Streets. rRrrs
urd9-s be -eft Ter TIRE cleek5-r 20 bazrars
Teiephore call --Il41'' for PeaasyIrzria RnlI.
soad Csh Service
J 2 Hf-TCffrVS0F = z WOOD
CEREAL Manager C-us-,i nas-en-e- A-eaE
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SIOH

sIuktGE- = cents ioad. UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY, 40 Io,h 81. ~ usI--a
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wANTED-An experienced waiter Tor Iunchroo
Apply 1872 Pa ave. al
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WAVTED-A girl Tor general Eousev5ik. must
pc good cook. CaU az $50 p St. sw-. after
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
$50 for dairy lunch eIaarne 50 weekly. DUS-
l-At- ~. So clt-s
LUNCH ROOM paying we'll party must 60 away,
on time. zoo Sew York ave mi
CIGAR and pool rooms. shooting gallery. livery
stable DUNLAP e0G p miles
SALOON and snuan hotel. Close to Avenue; COM
plctciy furnished Sf.G9g- Is. j. DDCAN. GI-
LOUISIANA axe mites
SALOONS, Ssoo. $500. $40. ". J. DUCAN. a-
Louisiana ave Illf-S
SALOON. $500. daily sales So. another. 500.
daily sales SO CAPITAL BUSINESS "a
CHANGE. Atlantic Building. miss
BOOTBLACKING establishment. good business.
cheap NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' CII
F. EI4-5
WANTED-Man With 500 e. take District o.
Columbia territory. trade estabIisaed: 100 per
cent profit; books open AdiTess BOX s56. this
osICe. mIi-5
FOR SALE-The best cash grocery store. money
making place. price $50 full stock and Eztu-c5s
Be quick. Adde'S BOX 2i5, tins Office CHS
GROCERY STORES. rooming houses. dining
FooHis; investigate DUNLAP. so Il ria-s
Is YOU WANT 10 bay OF sell yo,I bsssineSs, see
DUNLAP. eo6 81 els
DAIRY LUNCH; eood milk dairy stand, bush
ness street, So " II YOUNG, 200 9th st. NV
HAVE TUYERs Tor an kinds Of busiEs-s place.
NEw CORK BUSINESS BROKERS, ST p. MISS
FOR sALE-Croeery and liquor sore. aue trade.
retiring. Investigate NEW YORK 81 SiNESs
BROKERS, Oh r MISS
FOR SALE-CIgar store. business street clear
ing 100 year; rare chance NV YORK Bus
MESS BROKERS. Oh r. ulS-5
GROCERY STORES and business places W II
YOUNG 700 9th g. NV miss
WANTEB-Partv uith $50 to take half interest
in business paying $50 monthly; long estab-
lisHed owner has more thau he can attend To-
Adofess bon -, tbs orioe- ml2-s
FOR SALE-Cigsr and confectionery: cheap renJ.
god ,EHsbT corner. cheap llE cash l4s A.
ST. sw- mi2-5
BAD BHLS COLLECTED or no charge. IT, D.
GORDON, iaUyer, 6i5 litA ST. NV ml2-6
FOR SALE Lmch-oou and oyster house. Ad-
dress for fuil particulars, J. =. BROOKE. 8
Harrison S., An4costi- ellis
FOR SiLE-Corucr grocery: old stand. good op-
portuni,v AedrS1s BOX Z-5. this or ellis
FOR Sli.U- L,srrllroo1n. worth 81 go. NJ ,o,-r
own price IL sold b. l5tH- NEW YORK BjSI-
MSS BROKERS. on 81 els
FOR SALE-The Chance Of q lifetime. f1o taiIo--
made suits az - cents on the dollar SHAF-
PlRios. - St NV, near 9Th MILF
WANTEi}--,0au Cf SOD good security and IL
terest- AddFe7s BON "a. this office mills
FOR SALE-Larz.- dining ro0u- fully cquIpred.
DOING good tusInrSs; good reason for selling,
snap Addrrss BON zl3. this office mills
FOR SALE-Two-elsair barber shop. with COM
biuati0u dressing cases; good stand Apply a.
TREGOR & CO. IZ2g 81 NV. mills
WANTED-A partner 90 attend TO claims. aaiI-
ity more than means desired Addrsss BOZ 2II
this ofice- Mills
FOR LE-Compiete job printing OUTFIT, no
press Gail at To- Indiana ave. mills
FOR RENT-STABLES
FOR RENT Stable. s. Per month 1871 P,uua
uu-- Nils
FOR RENT-Sjablc in rear $40 Pa ave nv
capacity tao hors,s. tUu wagons, =ud I1ft above
Enquire l2s East Capitol 81 mI2-S
FOR RENr- Stable rear COS Sd st. M. Kcy Ga
50 f. riI-s
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Pianos Reduced.

TIdnOS NGOuC6Os
few Of tle special bargains offered At the
Bradbury Fact0ry's Annual Sto,k-takiug sale.
Chickrring Sqf Piano
81 weekly psymeurs-
boaflla9n A. Gray 81. Piauo-..-...--.S45
81 weekly payments
me Gabler So Pian0-..-------------Sg SO
81 weekly payments.
Handsome stool and cover. one wears tuning.
and free delivery Included
r. G. SMITH,
1928 Pa. Ave-
FOR sALE-shepherd puppies. I7I7 Pa. ave. nv.
me-
FOR sALE-Slightly used stieh piano at bsr-
gain. Almost new CprEht piano. $40 Knabe
piano, SEQ Good ChickerInE piano SI5 Srfr,rs
pianos As low as So Easy monthly payments
sTlEFF PIANO WARERooMS 81 nth NV J. {
CoNLlfF, Mgr cl7-tf
ECR SALE-The best homemade fru,t eske and
New England mlnce pies can be found al the
Mt. VERNON HONE BAKERY. 80 9TH ST ma
delT-lmo
WANTED-B. TARSHEs. 1908 7th st. NV. him.
est cash prices paid for ladies' and gents cast-
CT olothing' drop postal. IN call e22-Im
FOR sALE-Ma.e cauaries from $50 TO s. each.
parrots. dogs, cats. rabbits. etc SCHAnD's BIRD
STORE. ~ 18th 81 NV. no2s-tf
.oni 50 iO- hair mattress In tWo parts. Oak arm
Tockers Fl.4s, bedroom and paTlCr suites 81 %
per week REDMOGD'S sIl-sl3 7tA 81. M.
eft
FOR sALE-Cood quality opaque anades. htt.d
70 Jour Elr@.oWs only Use; the best quzlit, cal
lampleS kLEEBLATT'S nth and II SIS Ne.
Phone Fast Esd elO-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
DANCING JOS. B. CALBwELL-s ACADEMY.
6i5 9Th st. uw.. TUESDAY. Thursday, Saturday
evenings, former pupils invited TO attend. elsa
FRsT-CLASS DREssNAKINC at lu5 4 IT, So
Ulf--
HAYS. CHEAPEST PRINTER in Washington.
so nv. prompt, accurate, good 1000 hu-ines5
cards ss-- WI4--
SEWING NACHINEs-5oc week, and repairing
ENTERPRISE, 1910 9Th st. NV. MICS
CHAIRS GAINED. 90 up. repairing. upho-stcr-
ing. Drop postal -s0' 1th st. nv mlZ-5
WANTED-Fiue tti,or-made suits at 80 cents on
81" dollar >HAPPlElO'S, sC5 ID ST. uu-, near
9Th MILF
EVENING CLASSES and private pupils prepared
Tor CIVIL Service exam nations by experiences
teacher. 1911 Q 50. nv Mills
CHAIR CANINC-355 X e.. 1917 OH st. nu.
Af'- D. H'liNN'N- ua-.
WANTED-Cash paid for any Kind OF ruer,laa-
dLss; furniture also sold on commission. A.
ROSENBERG, AgltiOEccr. GU Louisiana ave. ua-
C.-tf
DO NOt WANT the highest cash prices for
gents ,ast-0u garments. sE0es musical iustru-
w'Uts, guns aud rhes! Drop postal 5. ATLAS
T2s ID r. uw- ili-Im
HANNA RHEUMATISM REMEDY Is pleasant 20
iahe, ta purely vegetable, and contains no hurt
iui inSredieHtsl rt stgpo pam iu one DAY. price
II bottle For sale a SIMMs' DRJ e. STORE.
llih and New York ave. jLuI-im0
TEETH without plates arm, comfortable. dula6Ic
beautiful. undctect4blc, painless DR. L. b. VII
son. 1908 ST. nv m24-SO
Full DRESS SUITS for hire. oae dollar JULIUS
COHEN IlOI eth NV est
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE BOON
bought and sold also bO0k binding in all ITS
branches. SD G. A. nv. e3o-tf
~ i've your business tears vel y0g-
Glgh-ClaIs drivers from TIE REX STA
LA-Es. \ SlNSHEIMEII. Proprietor, rear Ci5
Il Nv Rubber tired vehicles Of ali ksnds, uus:-
teAs sad layton WAGONS alu4.s hand eG-l1
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FOR SALE OK RENT-HOI SES.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate HroI1er and AuetIone.
9l7 : Street ~. w.
FoR sALE-NnRTHwEsr.

ha 70 100 Pierce rs, Or. rented for
9LS-ao AID -el'10l
jOi5 y, "a, . stories. I-r: a On i..-....- 1900
lob eth, % d. Irs lot 1GjxlOO ft----.----- 300
n. let 9Th and lOth, D. Ilr, bath a
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BIRDS. DOGS. ErC

FOURTEENTH ST HC-pi-aI for Animals: suryieal
and medical cases. Always opca- Tclcpkoae 1ll-=.
fli6 FGuTrpputh g sze-SBn.
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LOST.

LOST-Wiu ttr man who got out Of q buggy
and picked up q lprUbe on sunday near the
N0rkhouse please return there OF % 22l ID 81.
NV 81
LOsT-A solitaire diamond earring az the Chart.
Ball. New Nii.ards. A liberal reward viii De-
1872 Eye 81. uw. ,14-g
LbsT-Nondav evening. between -ih and 9Th -tz.
ann ST. O gold fob attached 90 Masonic en-
biCm. LihGai reward ID returned o. s. HELLER
~ 'ih ST. NV cIf-3
LOST-Oue right hand glove. grew A-t-4tf1U
Lge--a'7 PALM tao patent hutt0us- gI5 D a.
LpSf--Iau. Z. Census UfH.r door. brown water
sIahiel WIN white breast answering % name Of
fapsy- Reward 81 returned I5I 7th ST.. nv
ml
LOsr-saturday night. peaI ati,kpin. between
Grant D. and National Theatre Reward IN
returned % Grant 3D. mi
sTRAYED nom I7IG ed IT,. a male teIlaueaD
return. cIg-s
LOST-Centeman's amethyst ring SUNDAY. Jan
u1ry B. Liberal reward If returned 90 as sun
s. sw. MIA
LOsT-Thursdsy afternoon. chestnut SHAPED scarf
pm. Howard n len II so 9th 81. nv. mI2-8
FOUAD.
FoCND-Ladiesi Royal Clues Anything.
KANNs. IOc.
FOUND-Cow on Brehtwood ave. Cali BAKERY.
j-55 Brightwood ave mIg-g
FOCND-At Laccy's most modern zee cream fac.
tory IN America. delicious chocolate vanilla aad
stTau berE ice c-esms made from tue frult nor
tbc acid SOC per gallon Also Laeey's special
.oc per gallen- Ofice. COZ New YORK ave Phoas
hsiE rs delO-tf
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE.
FOR HIRE Homes buEeies and d1ytous; $50
and 500 per DAY. Tor drumming OF business
purposes. PRISVON-S STABLES cor. SfL AMI
sls. ny. mo, @ 9iI-2. m9-ImO
co To "PITsNOGLEs'" when you drive for pleas
ure o. business teams u every description al
lowcrt rates. $40 New Jersey ave. nv. Hello.
-. 81 e6-IO
FOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING.
FOR RENT-Store and Dwelling. 4If o Al NV
even rooms and hath. So.
ellis LGLf" p. SHOEMAKER, go st. nv
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ron sALE-sUEURBAN.

FuE SALE OR IAJHANGE-CIasp. iIru- go or
- acres four U1l,s iru1 -iif. has speculative,
future LOFTS r. SHOEMAKER. SD r NV
rsIf-s
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So DoWN. balance $40 month. homes PiEKCs
{ PIERCE, Nienaa Va dec29-aIt
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wANTED-FARMs.

hANIkLt-FarIn. s.aali heusc. within fifteen
miles Of Washington: cash purchaser. CLARK
BROS. Ig35 , -. nw ml2-g
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WASTED-EnergetiC reliable agent for good pay-
irE businesz- address Bon z52, this once.
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WANTED-HOUSEs.

WANTED-For immediate cash purchaser. Dr.
houses southwest, s. 800 to $500 send particlI-
lars az once STONE q FAIRFAN
mII-J sos and IS ST u-r
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE-

hANIED-By girl pace as general house
N"rker n email family. So 18th ~ NV 81
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ron RExT-UxFcRvrsHEp ROOMS

IN LNA-oNh CtNIsHEB ROOMS
FOR RENT-Flst Of three beautiful rooms: bath.
etc. fl2 st. NY. el4-8
DINING-ROoN. kitchen, and pantry: entire first
floor. SO; two tiGui-ao0r rooms. s., one from
second-roor room, furnished, SI2 gI9 r q.
FOR RENT-Trec unfinished rooms. 90 9th
ST. NV mIt-3
FOR RENT-Three nice rooms on psrIor floor
Tor light housekeeping 40 Massachusetts, ave.
n". chs
FOR RENT-Two OF three desirable rooms ol-
" o. 2-- ei5-a
FOR RENT-Two large, well lighted. heated base
4.rhi rooms, good business location: SIS 723
nth nv. miss
FOR RENT-Three uni,,rnished rooms. 800 s2d
nil
FOR BENT-Two uHiuSnished rooms, heat. gas.
- -. -,I So ne. ml--S
FOR RENT-GI3 Maryland ave. su.. two uaflr-
h-slie1 rooms; heat. bath. 81 month m12-5
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms: heat. gas.
bath Jos 5th 81. NV. ellis
FOR RENT-16I8 Z st. S.. seven rooms; two
i'tToheS aud range; bath and closet; keys at
house. $3.50 ellis
FOR RENT Communicating rooms and hath;
second hoor 2i e St. nv. ellis
FOR RENT-Tuo rooms: one furnished if de-
s.red' heat gas. bath; So. 800 .. Sc. els
FOR RENT-Thrce looms. suitable for light
housekeeping; also orc furnished room. suitable
Tor Two: near State Department. 1924 IA. ave.
nils
FOR RENT-Three uafurnjshed rooms. with heat
and gas SOC K St NILS
FOR RENT-Three uaf,irnisled rooms: heat and
gas. $40 18th ST. ne NILS
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PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
20 secure subscriptions 20 The Ladies Home
JournaF and The Saturday Evening Post
We want agents who viii work thoroughly and
With business system cover each section with
olI illustrated little booklets and other adver-
tsiAg matter and % fook sharply after renew
ais from old subscribers The nav = A 81.
and a. the end o. the season $4,000 viii be given
ne best WORKERS IS extra prizes fOr good work
h9" we some Of our agents have succeeded Is
told in q little booklet we would ike 10 md
you-noi 'r-its Of some Of our best agents with
the st"-y q how they made il pay THE CURTIS
dec25-Tst
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WANTED auyassers for household suecisItie- on
a new credit system men OF ladies' good rafer-
ences required. Call 1910 9th st. nv. 20 Q
n. n, and from g 90 9 D. NJ u14-s
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WANTED-CrL MRS GOLDSMITH, 5I6 Sth g.
NV. third floor fat cl
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WANTED-AGENTS.

" ANFED-TWo frst-ciass solicitors 70 call on
cigar dralcHs and druggists. patented noveIfr.
good commission. Cali after Q a. M. sos IIth ST
fuH
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FOREIGN sl4rLs.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. POSIoFEICE NOTICE
saoule he read daily as change gay occur
az any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are foTE1rded % the ports
q sailing daily, and the sctciule OF closing. IS
arTfne 4 On the pFe-umyti-n Of tkcir unintrr-
rrpted overland transit. For the week eudfusz
lamar IS 1902 the last connecting closes viii
b. made from H sTN gFFft.E IL fafIor-s-
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HELP wSxTED-FEMALE.


-I-i--i = -
WkNrEo-Compessut. reliable woman for general
housc"ork. Isl9 18th 81. NV OF
WANTED-A girl ior eeneII hon,eN3iA' mus. ..
pc Eeod Coca -" '' - SO @"-
-. - -------- ,,I,f- ---5- ,--r.-,r
-s- "a .s..-..r..-,--,fE sr0 $40 F-r7-r4-r
n..A't- anu -'''.-' - f"'
LII w" 81
Re- rr-.-r sirs. r.lIr. BURGESS HOTEL
ACEStY. 5ra I.th ST. 81
WANTED-CHI- MRS. GOLDSMITH 5l6 sth -.
NV. third floor fat ei
WANTED-A girl ..r general houzgTors w'-hins
ana Ha1la- I'D " siAiL l-lD-I' -'o- --.-'-' WI"
ce-1- .i--. Itis p :. rv -
he re7r and rGgpcrr1hls- 1zss q ST. NV q
TT,>rrT, ~. ..f.fr. -. s .,-.r
f.. nv In 80, w. i,,i,-i,,, .f,r
nights. FIAT %, Northampton, " st.. near
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New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
r. /. READJUSTMENT PLAN.
FORMATION OF 4 SECURITIES HOLD
ING COMPANY CONTEMPLATED.
BASIS ON WHICH 1T WILL TAKE OVER THE
S5ooo,co0 STOCK OF THE PRESENT
RAILWAY COMPANY.

A leading interest in the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company outlined yester-
day the plans under consideration for the read
1ustment of the company's securities. The re-
organization will be along the lines of the read
justment of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company which was taken over in 1900 by a
holding company called the Chicago and Alton
Railway Company. The plan, which has been
practically approved by the executive commit
tee and which will come before the board of
directors early next week for formal action.
contemplates the formation of a securities hold
ing company to be known the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company, which
shall take over the S15.OOO.OOO stock of the
present railway company on the following basis:
Each 100 shares (par value S10.OOO of the
present stock to be exchanged for $4,000 in A
per cent collateral trust bonds. $500 in per
cent preferred stock and probably $4,000 in
common stock of the holding company, total
of 20 per cent in new securities.
1t is also stated that the Rock Island Will take
over perhaps by lease, another large railroad
system; and that 1t is also proposed to build
direct road from St. Louis to Joliet, Ill. thus
practically paralleling the Chicago and Alton,
as Joliet which is only few miles southwest
of Chicago. is on the main line of the Alton be-
tween that city and st. Louis.
1t was also reported yesterday that the Rock
Island management was considering the ad-
visibility of extending the system from FL Paso
10 the Pacific Coast. but would not take such
n step II satisfactory arrangement could be
made with the Atchison or the Southern Pacific,
which is controlled by the Union Pacific.
The practical effect of the financial plan,
as viewed by the Street. will be to make IL pos
sible for the Moore Interests, who now control
the Rock Island. TO retain that control while
releasing about half of their capital, now tied
up in the road. II is believed th9t the putting
into execution of the plan will not be fmpeded
by the fact that the Northern Securities ltiga-
tion is still in progress, as in the case OF the
Rock Island there is to be no union OF parallel
and competing lines"
The projected merger will embrace about
eight thousand miles of road when the con-
struction work now in progress is completed.
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway
proper operates about $500 miles. 10 which must
be added the mileage of the recently acquired
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf. 1900 miles; Bur
lington Cedar Rapids and Northern, LIST
miles; Rock Island and Peoria, 1lS miles; St
Louis, Kansas City and Colorado 900 miles
completed. 311 miles, and various lines in Texas,
New-Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian Territory.