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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-16
REIIRckDa.
Pennsylvania
RAILRoAp.

/ STATION CORNER o. SIXTH ND u STs-
80 A. y DAILY. PIr-SBU re EXPRESS-Parios
ald L1nlng Cars Harrisburg % Putrbufr
80 a a. DAILY PENNSYLVANIA LIsiTTED-
] Pullman Sleeping. Dining Smoking. and o.
serNation Cars Harrisburg % Chicago. Cincin-
! Lai indianapolis s.. Louis. Cleveland and
- I2leso. =, Bg.ss ParieI Car 70 Harrisburg.
30 a d. DAY. FAST LINE Pullman Buffet
fFrior Car 70 Harrisburg BuFst Par.or "a
Harrisburg - Pittsburg
so TvP = y DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST. L0CIs
FttEoo-Siceping Car Washington % 81.
Louis. and Sleeping and Dining car Harrisburg
70 Indianapolis 81 Louis Louisville tvia en-
clnnari) and Chicago.
'-l5 r y DAILY. ST. LOUIS EXPRESs-PuII-
nan s.eePins Car Harrisburg to S. Louis
80 I. ST. DAILY. WESTERN ENPREES-PgIi-
I nan Stepping Car to PittsburE ard. Chicago
las P. ~ DAILY CLEVELAND AND CTNCTS-
SAL EAPREss-Puilnan Sleeping Cars wash
AESto1 % Pirtsburg and Harrisburg - CieTs-
Ina and Ciacinnati- Dining Car
LO-40 p. n DAILY PACIFIC EXPRFSHPulI-
nan Sleeping Car 20 Pittskurg
30 a n DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS.
EE III through Parlor Ger. Dining Car, ard
Soachcs 20 Budalo via Emporium Junction.
- a ~ for Name. Canandaigua. Eochesler. and
s.asara Falls daily. except Sundly.
- a u Tor ElmIra and Remove daily. except
sunday. FOR Wiihamsport daily 80 p. "
40 r u. DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT Express
WIN Through Buffet Sleeping Car and Coaches
% Ellalo- va Emporium Junction
80 2 ~ DAILY for Erie; for R0chelter. Buffalo.
M Niagara Eaiis oaily. except Saturday. Eita
s-eeping Car Washington 20 Rochester.
Wssg r 4 Tor Erie Csnandaigua. Rochester.
BuEalo. and Niagara Fails daily. Pullman
s-eePing Car Washington to Rochester satuT-
400 P. H. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily
Tor New York. all Parlor Cars. With Diniss
Car from Baltimore
For Philadelphia, New York and
the East
Lzprezz, 700 Dining Carl, 7s57 CDiaing Carl.
80 1880 Dining Carl, lo-25, and li-00
AblnIS Car from Wilmington A. n. ll-e5.
S:l5. 80 Dining Car fr0n Baltimore). $50
lg'y 2. ~ 1910 night On SHnd1ys. 100
NDning Carr T.57 fDining Carr, esp2,
l9s15. II 90 dining Car from Nilnliugtol) A
n, 2-l5, S,fE 40 Dining Car from BATH
PhiladsiphiA only. Express. 7-s5 A. n 12-l5
? II weeS-days. 2-ol. f:lo. and $50 P. n
Tor Boston. without change. 7.s5 i. n week
Gays end $50 p NJ daily.
500. 1000. 1923. 1850. 100 A. n, I2.I5.
1913, LIS. 2-0l. 3.l5. $50 600 Limited.
$40, $40. ass $50. $40. els. 60 u.s. 1.i5.
lO-00. 1910. HIS p. n and 1910 night %
Sundays. 200. 7-50. 7.5T. 900 sos IO.Z5.
600 Limited. 40 $40 40 $40. 6.l5.
60. T-l5. T;f5, 1000. 100 P Il. and 12-IG
night
For -PoPe,s Creek Line. 7.I5 a n and ga y
n Week-days-
Fer Annapolis. 7-90. 500 A. NJ. 12.1s sal $50
$40 P. Il
Ticket oHlcss. corner Fifteenth and G Streets.
end ~ the station. Sixth and strgets where
orders can Be left for the Checki.g q bazxaza
TelepEons call ''It4I' Tor PcansyIvania Rail
road Can Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON, = p WOOD
General Manager Gene-pl Hasseuzs- tgsnt-
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WANTED-By While r-anan. place a. house
-. nv e1g-g
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NANTED-Stttlcd woman, COOK, wash, and non.
y Grant place NV clos
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" AN1ED-By neat Vote girl. place 90 cook IN
private isiHily; best r-.-cncc- Address BOX 296,
ILis ntflac- II
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WANTED-To rent a five 10 seven room cottage
on outskirts Of city, Northwest section. must
be modern and IN good condition; responsible
ami permanent tenant; state rent. Adde'S BOX
268, this Otice eliza
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antEc Mails.


FRIDAN-(c) At I-z5 p m FOR ITALY d.
rect per s. s.. TraTe. fCm NC= IO-L Nail
u,-st Be directed Per s. s. Trave."
tc) A. li--5 p M for EJ ROPE. pcr $ q
EtE'lria- tom New to-s, via Queenstown.
% At Hes a. M to- DENMARK direct. per
s. - Hekla. from New YorS- NAL must 5e di-
Tcctnd per g. s. Uckla.'
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WANTED-A barber. guarantee; good shop.
itn ST. nv.
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WANTEn-A girl for general homework; one
who can coob and Is good cleaner 90 ~
home nights. "a c.H 10. NV OF
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DAILY IMiTED-Thr0uEh Pullman Slcel-
ers 90 Tampa and Atlanta
Cafe Dining Car service- Pullman Sleeper Tues
lays. Thursdays and Saturdays % southern Pines
lPiaeLurstl.
IE.s. trains offer excellent schedules and services
90 Petersburg. Racigh. S0uthrm Pines pine
h9rs.), Camden. Columbia, savannah. Jackson
vile and all Florida points. Charlotte Athens,
atlanta New Orleans. ChzttEn0cga Nashville,
points West and Southwest.
$3.50 A. ~. LCCAL-To Poters1s.rg. Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines (Pinehurst) Lana
let, and intermediate points
Ofice 1871 Peunl- ave
R. r L. BUNCH W Il Doll.
'--@ra' Pass. AGENT ticaeral AGENT.
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uELP rvsNrED-EE,rALE.


WANTEn-A girl for general housrvora; one
who can cook and is good cleaner 20 80
home uisats. "a e.h 81. NV cI
WANTED ycgert'dc cook Chamblmaid. watt
ress. pantry girls. today BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY. 5oa Ioth ST. ST. q
WANTED-tn apprentice girl. MISS REED. sl3
1lth 81. NV al
WANTED Hairdre--er and mauicurast. also APP
prentices. MRS. J.. FRALEl MAY, 1920 Penn
sylyauia ave. NV; can 20 3 p. m clos
WANTED-SettIcd woman, cook, wash, and iron.
y Grant place NV el6-S
WANTED-GirI or settled woman for general
houseUors. Cali at 1870 5th ST. NV 81
WANTED for gcucr-l homework, references
required. 1870 hcI'Saw So NV. 81
WANTED Woman for general homework; good
cooking, no wssl ing, private family, must have
reference 1884 18th 50. 81
WANTED-Whitc gisI for general homework in
small family; good wages 5Ia q 81. me- ell
WANTED-Girl for confectionery: also housemaid.
nurse, and chambcgmaid, SIS TO $50. 1900 Rev
York ave NV mi
WANTED-Colorot girl TO do Homework. s24 f
ST. NV mi
WANTED-WaitreSs and cleaner white: coIorcd
housenlaid. HurSe. general worker; good wages.
lOlS New York ave. mi
wANTED-First-class and plain cooks: two
nurses one 10 years old; also chambermaid.
1911 10th ST. mi
MANTED-Chambomaid So. $40. SIS: also
ladies' maids, seamstressCs nurses. MATTRESSES
cooks, general houseworkcrs LADIES IN
CHANGE Ga 18th ST. mi
WANTED Colored woman. cook, $50; also house
hoy. l547 Oregon ave. NV. mi
wANTED-CiH to help on tailoring at Psi
Pa ave. NV. MICS
WANTED-Co0k. SIS: laundreS,, SD: chamber
maid. So; private family Enquire 1885 nth
ST. MI
WANTED-TUo girls. plain cook, s12 no wash
ing; other chambermaid; private families 1852
9Th 81. NV. MI
WANTED Mattress and cIambcrmlid lt HOTEL
BELNEDERE. Sd and Pa. ave. nj
WANTED-TIree ciambe7raids Eve good plain
CODks Fu0uira in efGrs 1FRG nth
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FoR RENT-HoUsEs.
- SAIE-NORTHWFsT

FOR REET-HOUSEs.
For RENTED N st. NV: SIX rooms; So. cI
FOR RENT-l5lS st. se- seven rooms: two
iatrobcs and range bath and closet; Keys ncxL
door $50. el5-5
FOR RENl-Only three left: Nos. 49, Ia and
l4J Thomas s. NV, houses: six rooms tile
bath; furnace; rent, $3.50. FRED 81. REEVES,
OH Ifth ST. Hw. ia9-tf
FOR RENT-Free: 70 colored persons; 6ve-room
houses. northeast. free for month, and then
only s. a month. CAYWOOD & GARRETT cor
ncr 18th st. and New York ave. NV. ns-Im
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WANTED-Cook. 50 week. driver. 8 week: also
white house boy and bellmsn. 800 New York
ave. me-. mi
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NV Rk-ANTWERP-PARIS
SaitiU ~ KAN % noon kcTtsing' r.. Fee.5 I0a.n1
'-deIlAn1-J1n- ~, noon Zceiand---Fc5. T.. E0ou
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Pos e aud -. y r. Offcc. % Broadwar- n. Y
NAtHlNC1ON OFFICE. 1896 ST. n W.. %
Co. W. Nos. Agent. InI O s.. \. W.
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WANTED small house, with grounds. o
lines. b, l5Jl Vermont ave. @
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WANTED-Boys with bicycles for messenger srrv-
Ice; can earn from so 20 $50 per month: $50
guaranteed, school bows or BOYS otherwise en-
gagged may find employment from 5 20 30 D. m
z 10 1890 p. m daily Ut g cents per night
MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER co. IfOl + st.
nv. isq-+f
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FOR RExr-uyFUBx1suED ROOMS.


FOR RENT-D1aror s-of1ce.. also two rooms: rol-
-1u1nly 80 49, clos
FOR RENT-Tvo uusuClfsIed rooms. heat. gzg.
and bath. 517 9Th s.. m. eos
roR RENT-Frant Sog, S.: gentlemen as
T. NV aIg-L
FOR RENTING seaond-story ROOMS and bath.
.lz So. NV so niles
FOR RENT-2li D st. NV; large. comforusble
rooms, furnished uuiurniahed, permanent. tran
Sienr. mI6-S
FOR RENT-Three urf,rni.hcd rooms for ouIy
g. = Myrtle ST. ne. mi
FOR RENT-Thrce desirable rooms; heat fur
nl,Hed; only SO. g47 q ST. sw- eI5-3
FOR RENT-Tbree UNFINISHED rooms. second
hoor; bath. light, furnace heat l5j st. ne
MILK
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms and bath.
third floor; gas Light housekeeping. SD. Gi II
ST. rrl5-8
FOR RENT-Tyro large parIor-. suitable for doc
TOT or light housekeepiug- III 9th 81. uw. ml5-5
FOR RENT-Flst Of three beautiful rooms: bath,
etc 40 So. nv. GAS
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms. 90 sth
81 NV ml4-3
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Tickets sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can BE- had at ticket oaiccs -05 I5.h
St.. sIl Pcnas5 iyanil Avenue, and Fsuusy iyaH.a
Station. Basgage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Nam I4@l. p. r. r. Cab Ssrvicc.
PRANK $ CANNON. Sd Y. p ara o.
= II. HARDWTfV
L
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HELr wANTEn-NIALR.

wANTED-A barber: guarantee; gooI shop. 1903
IN St. NV. el
wANTED-Youug man having some experience
. Iu the printing business. Apply NhllAoRE.
tll 18TH ST. NV clH-2
NANTED-Tvo good CauylScrs for household ar
tles- Viii paw 80 per cent commission Apply
9itsr T. M 90 T. r NAY. $40 9TH ST. me- eli--
WANTED-Nhite hoy G6l. make himself useful
around store ll3 PA. ave. NV. cl
WANTED-PracticaI baker: elderly nan PIE
ierred; on bread. pies, and cakes hgIt Jooi -
a week, board, and room BROWNING q CO.,
fl5 l4th ST. NV a
WANTED-A bclIhoy. strong enough 90 clean
house and attend small furnace BERLITZ
SCHOOL, s-3 llth st. N.Y. cl6-2
WANTED Boy with bicycle 10 deliver a Times
route; good wages Call at 1870 9Th ST. NV. cI
WANTED-A waiter. CAL II 1902 llm st. NV,
tl
WANTED Night elevator boy white at TIE
LINCOLN HOTEL, 10th and n SIS. NV, al once.
wANTED-A steady barber. eulrlntcc given 10
r 81. ne. MI
WANTED-Cook. 50 week. driver. s. week: also
white house boy and bellmgn. 800 New York
ave n. mi
wANTED-Boy for dentists office. sour dish
washers. two bellmCn. three house mon. Five
walters. porters. drivers SHACKLEFORD'S. sos
q ST. NV mi
WANTED White boy in store: coIorei boy wait
table: also dishUasher- 1885 nth st nv MI
EANTED-Carpenter. 1913 st. MSS. MI
WANTED-At once. six plumbers for Hot Springs.
Va. Apply MORGAN r. MILLS. Raleigh Hotel,
between T. and 1 O'Clock, the 18th inst.
ml5-2
WANTED Thoroughly experienced collector for
.nstallmcnt house. Address bon 2S5- this Office.
MI
WANTED-Neat young man. s. week: also de-
livery driver Call after a. M. BASEMENT.
GlS l3;h ST. NV nj
WANTED-Two Young men with some expert
Crlc ~ typesettiug Address, stating experience,
Bon go. this office MI
WANTED-Barber. frzt-c,a5s man. az once. 1902
an ST. NV J. n. KRuJSE- MI
WANTED-Boy % to - as hou-sbsy. I-o7
st. me-. cI5-3
WANfED-EVpericnced picture salesman. who
can drill and manage agents ON the road. DINS-
MORE PUB. CO, OF ith 81. NV cl4-3
WANTED-An energetic Catholic young man.
well dressed and educated; SIS per week. Room
. OF 9Th 81 NV cli-3
WANTED-Ien TO learn barber trade; new sys-
tom, special inducements this month: only eight
weeks required; wages Saturdays; diplomas
awarded; steady position guaranteed when
through, write for free catalogue MOLERS
BARBER SCHOOL, New York City. ml2-6
WANTED-Boys with bicycles for messenger srrv-
llc5 can earn trum so 20 $50 per month: so
guaranteed, school bows or bows otherwise en-
gagged may find employment from 20 g:3O p. M.
Z 70 1880 p. N. daily 1T % Cents per night.
AtlSAL DISTRICT MESSENGER 60. IfOl + st.
Nv. ia3-H
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F. 2. SMITH,

FOR sALE-sIigLtIy used stiea piano AZ = b,--
gain Almost new Upright piano. $50 Knabs
piano, so. Good ChickerIns piano. SIS. Square
Fisnos as Tow SIS. Easy monthly uavmarfs
STIEFF PIANO WAKEEOOMS. 5zI IIth n-y.- j ii
C0NLIFF Mgr. eff
FOR SALE-The best homemade fruit cake ana
New England mince pies can be fc.Ind Al re
Mt. VERNON HOME BAKERY. 500 9TH ST M
de17-imo
WANTED-B. TARSHES. 1905 9TH st. NV high-
est cash prices rzid for ladies' and gents csst-
of clothing: drop postal. IN call. ez2-Im
FOR SALE-Maie eanaries from 81 50 70 s. each
parrots. dogs. cats. rabbits. etc. SCHAID'S BIRD
STORE III IZth 81. nv. poaS-tf
FOR SALES for Morris chalrs With hair c,sA-
.0n; 50 for hair mattress IN two parts OAK an
rockers. SIS bedroom and parlOr suites 81 90
per week REDMOND'S. 8ll-si3 5th St NV.
e9-tf.
FOR SALE-Good Quality opaque shades. ana
10 your ElEdOws. only 25c: the best quality on
Opaque shs Is, 5oc5 hung free: viii cal win
samples kLEEBLATT'S. nth and u Sta NJ
Phone East SD .IO-tf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
I'd STAR IINF

NEW YORK-SOCTHAlfPrON-LONDON.
Ph5l pilll Jan %, 10 am 81 Louis Feb s. 10 m
n Faui--Jan- %. 20 am. PhfTuhf1 Feb h 1o4 Ia
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR >ALE-ChOlce lots S5xl5O. Ia Fairruount
Heights. Nd. a nov and beautiful suburb 90
ashIUg ton CITY. Columbia cars; prices, SO
% S1Up. on time. no interest. discount fOE cash
EuriEst particulars address Box 1876. this office.
ml5-3
FOR SALE OR XCHANGE-Cheap farm. 30 or
% acres; four miles from city: has a speculative
future. LOUIS T.. SHOEMAKER, go 1 ms.
mli-3
S25 DOWN. balance SO month; homes. PIERCE
4 PIERCE. Vienna. Va. dec29-2lt
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Leave Washington g-II a. N daily. 200 o. n,
4-55 %. Old. and $40 p. m wees days, and 5-25 p.
M SuudIys only Tor Bluem0nt. and 6-Z5 p n
week days. and lI-40 b. m, theatre train. Noa-
DAYS WcdaesdIys and Saturdays Tor Lees5ug.
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Pianos Reduced.

few Of the special bargains offered at the
Bradbury Faotory's Annual Stock-takiny sale.
ChlcserinS sg- Piano ..----.........-.s5J
= weekly payments
L-iI- b Gray So Piano. $500. S45
. weekly payments
Pins tl-.r So Piano.......... sq5
p weekly payments.
Haud-0r- st1-l and cover. on. wears frr,.-,r,
and free delivery fr,iudcd
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TLrous.h trains FROM the South sr-ive Wash
iag-ol F-E2 A. m. 6-52 a. NE, I-S5 a. m, l0-I5
a. ID. daily. except Mondays 900 3. M. goo
.. u.. suI 9-20 p. m. daily Local trains from
Harrs~5uburg. II-S1 a. ~ week DAYS and
$50 D. ~ daily From Charlottesville, SIS
a. I'D. and gao 2. IN. daily.
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FOREIGN MAILS

WASHINGTON. D. O., POSTOTFICE NOTICE
should Dc read daily as changes Ray Occur
al any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 90 the ports
% sailing daily and rEe schedule oil closiIEs is
@Ttlrlg5d on the presumption Of their uuirJer-
ruPted overland transit Tor the week ending
January is. lFZ. Tie ll~- connecting closes VIII
be made from MAiN OFFICE as follows-
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ron Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE Singer sewing machine. faH box as-
tschment- 80 Columbia 81 NV MRS. GLOVER
ml6-2
e9.l soo ior $40 si5 9Th Sc ur- nl5-5
EoR saLE-Nicc square piano. SO; sacrisae-
o. WI "a, NV, MO-
FOR SAIE-Fiae oak haIIracz. good q. new. $50;
cost so SlJ Cyh st. nN- mics
SEWING MACHINES on credit. -. weekly. frsr
$50 to go machine for s25 five wears guar
--.el, - 452 Ct. sE- 0pcn eyenings- ml6-5
LOOK-5Ge cash. 25r weekly. lace curtains.
port,crcs, rugs table linen. table covers. towels
blankets, comforts, spreads. quilts. sheets pill
low caseS, toilet and dinner wagc. silver plated
ware lamps. vases. clocks albums. BI5les, etc.
Address BOX 2s5, this Office. VIII call with
ss1plca. MIC.
FOR SALE-Autfque mahogany swell 'front.'
bureau. rare. 80. Az 10th 81. MS. niles
FOR sALE-stovc, self feeder. Sc; snap. or c
81. sw. cl5-3
FOR sALE-Doors. wood uau,als. ias.dc shut
teTs. ga lIth st. ne. mI5-s
FOR SALE-AutomobiIe. in perfect condition.
Sal5s beautiful and perfect io1ouobi.C, SfGJ; top
century 500: fully guaranteed; must De sold
CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. as 18TH S.
FOR SALE Six-piece psrior SCI. O. ] st. ne.
mlJ-I
FOR SALE-Pawn ticket f01 handsome .i1mond
cheap Address BOX 2s4- this oiice. miss
NEW HOMES. Singers, Wheeler a Wilson's. ana
other hrst-class sewing machines s. s. and
50; attachments and Eve years guarantee.
FJNhS. ~ e ST. So eIG-z
FOR SALE-Brass bed. boEf0ot. sI45G: OAK
bedroom suite, s.; walnut suite. 36, lining-rocu
suite SO; parlor suite, leather couch china
and parior cabinet, extra me bird's-eve maple
mahogany. and curly birch be,-.lrn suites so.
hair MATTRESSES, ir5u beds. mahogany desk book
case Tot Of office desks. desk tops library table
ETC.. 90 once, cheap s3I 9th IT. NV cI4-s
FOR sALE-Miuer combination safe. s25; cost
So go ST.. sw. rIf-s
FOR SALE-Dress goods silks. lace curtains
portlercs. blankets. comforts mems aud bows
clothing. ladies' SUITS coats. skirts. waists. etc.
weekly pay ments; drop postal; / cali JOSEPH
CAIN. 25I Pennsylvania ave NV MP
FOR SALE-At 30 cents on the dollar. $1,000
worth q tai!or-madc clotuiug. just received from
View York. % cents on the dollar At SHAP-
PlRlO'S. 90 % f. NV. 9th ST. ell.
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HELP wANTED-uALE AND FEMALE

NANIED-Ladies aud gentlesnyn 80 90 writing
az h1We= pay according 20 work done. good
oher. Address with stamp. MISS 81. THOMSON,
Bi8cEsrlIle. $ {. m15-2
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WANTED-CoIored girl 90 do general house
work. 40 9Th ST. NV miss
NANTED-Col0Te6 woman 20 do general house
work in small family. 1924 18th 81 ne. MISS
WANTED-EXPerienccd young girl ior confec-
uonery. 7l2 9TH 81. NV. NILS
WANTED-Cood willing woman for cooking and
general housework; family % three: must come
vel recommended; stay nights zI2 Randolph
81 ne, between and 5. mls-S
MANTED-White g.d for dining room waitress.
DUNLAP. 9O5 =. uI4-9
WANTED-A girl .or general housework. Cali at
l92 6th s. NV. Room l0l. cI8-7
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

FOURTEENTH ST. Hospital for Animals; surgical
and medical cases. Always open Telephone I3I-2
3llS Fourteenth ST. eZ9-emO.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALE.

WANTED-By respectable colafed girl. place to
do general housework ia small family or a.
chsmbermaid. Dngmfu place nv. 81
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WANTED-Girl or settled woman for general
houseWork. Call 9t 1870 5th st. NV. 81
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WANTED. -tiirl for gcucr-l homework; references
required 1870 Ecarsaw 80. NV. 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-27
DUMPING GROUND
FOR ALIEN pAUpERS

Editor Advertiser: The steamer Sier-
ra, which arrived in Honolulu Oct. %,
brought a man who, in my humble
opinion, should not have been allowed
to land and should now be sent back
to Cuba. His name is Evangelista Mon
tado, nineteen years old, born in Puerto
Rico. Two years ago, while working
in the iron mines of Cuba, he lost both
legs by falling under the wheels of
railway car. The company kept him
in their hospital until recently when he
was sent to these Islands at their ex-
pense under the pretext that his par
ents were here. He landed in New York
and from there came overland to San
Francisco. On his arrival at Oahu
plantation he found his father sick in
the plantation hospital and no one to
support his mother. He claims that the
plantation people sent him to me; and
while Porto Ricans have no claim on
Spanish Consuls, 1 brought his case to
the attention of the Territorial authori-
ties who informed me that they could
not Go anything in his case. I believe
that the severe immigration laws of the
his, since he came without any money
and without any means of making q liv-
ing. He came from Cuba, a foreign
country and is a Porto Rican. Accord
ing to the recent order Of the Com
missioner of immigration Porto Ricans
are to be treated as other foreigners,
restrictions. Again Miss Isabel Con
zaiez, who arrived in New York Aug
24th last from Puerto Rico, was ordered
to be deported by Federal Judge La
combe, who decided that Porto Ricans
are not American citizens unless they
be naturalized the same as other for
eigners
Unfortunately, Mr. Editor, Evange-
-Hsta Montado is not the only one who
has landed in these shores to become
burden to the charitable people of Ho-
nolulu. You would do a good service
to this Territory by calling the atten-
ton of the Federal authorities to these
cases. We must not allow other coun-
tries to use Honolulu as a dumping
ground for their paupers. We have
enough with our own.
Thanking you for the space I remain
Sincerely yours,
L. F. ALVAREZ, M D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-27
FUN With
THE ORATORS
Saturday Night Speakers Came in
Contact With Hens
Fruit.

The political stand for all speakers
at the corner of Hotel and Bethel
streets was magnet on Saturday |
night, which attracted no end of speak
ers, and big crowd, but unfortunately T
some of the speakers attracted ripe
hens fruit There was fun for every
body, and the speakers furnished most
of it.
The spirit of fun was in the audi
ence, and practical jokers sprung up
like mushrooms. A case of eggs dis
played in a Chinese store just opposite
the stand suggested to one trouble
maker that they would be excellent
missiles. He bought quarters worth,
and while no one was looking tried his
skill in throwing. The egg struck a
the speaker. Nothing daunted, the
.. latter continued his harangue. The
, next egg struck the same post, and the
contents spattered over a wide area,
!. the speaker being included in the
drenching, and he made hasty de-
scent from the platform.
! A young aspirant for forensic honors
next assayed to deliver speech. He
had hardly opened his mouth when
a large egg sailed across the interven-
ing space and struck him directly on
! the chin, smearing his face and clothes.
He was enraged at the incident, and
came down into the crowd ready to
fight, but when the signs of conflict
were washed away he became recon
ciled, and laughed heartily when the
next man was treated likewise
A Hawaiian was standing on the
curb watching the speakers. A joker
came up behind him, and the crowd in
front caught on" Down came the egg
on the natives head, but the crowd
got their share of the contents. The
native leaned over, and running his
hand through his hair, and spreading
the rich yellow and white mixture
drolly said: HUH egg shampoo come
cheap think Alright"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-27

CATARRH Is ALWAYS THE RE-
SUIT of a neglected cold. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy will not cure
catarrh, but will cure the cold and so
prevent that disagreeable malady. This
remedy not only relieves the local irri-
tation of the throat and lungs, but re-
moves the causes of the diseased con-
dition. 1t leaves the system in a nat
ural and healthy condition. 1t always
cures and cures quickly. Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd, wholesale agents, sells it.