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KENNY'S 25c COFFEE
Is a delightful blend of high-grade coffess.
blended and roasted by experts. Fresh
roasted daily. c. d. Kenny Co.
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A Policeman Found Sick.

Policeman E. L. Wright was found sick
about o'clock this morning near I'D stree,
and Massachusetts avenue. He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital for treatment
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Promises to cure and keeps tho
promise 1t is better not to put off
treatment-buy Hoods TODAY.
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Floral Designs Of Merit.

The finest of flowers and the most arts
tic arrangements result when one orders
of Gudc. 1224 + st.-Advt
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It's Always Well to Specify

Havenner'S Bread
and insist on having it, in order to be sure
of the best Made just as carefully and OF
as fine materials as any baked at home
At all grocers'. Call for "Havenners." It
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Money to lend at 4. 8 and 6 per cent on
real estate. Frank T. Rawlings. 1905 Pa. ave
advertisement.
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The Rathskeller of Hotel Fritz Reuter-,
~ and Pa. ave, is famous for serving
the finest imported beers ales and wines.
advertisement.
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ALL APPOINTMENTS STRICTLY HIGH CLASS.
NUMBER LIMITED TO SEATING CAPACITY OF
REGULAR DINING-ROOMS.
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TO COFFEE CONN

Carpets, rugs. furniture and draperies
cleaned by compressed air. Bornot, 1I03 G ST.
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$1.35 To Annapolis, Md, and S1.35

Return, via Pennsylvania railroad. Ticket
on sale October to 10, inclusive limited t
return within five days, including date c
Sale.-Advt
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE

DON'T FAIL. TO SEE
The best load of high-claSs horses ever Of
fered in Washington for sale. To be sold
at John Gheen's Mount Pleasant stables on
Tuesday, October Il 1902, at 1 o'clock pm
To be sold without reserve or limit. Frank
McHenry, Hagerstown. Md
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Choice Potatoes, 69c. Blu,
At J. T. D. Pyles' seven stores. oc9 st
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Remember Union Trust & Storage Co.

-1414 F st. NV, pays interest on deposits
subject TO check in its banking department.
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For Children's Photos go to Estabrook.
au16-s. th-tf
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Old Hats made new-Cleaned repaired at
HOONER'S, S11 II St NV
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Hot Tamales and Chilli
t the Ranch No. 5O7 F st. NV. Open till
idnight. Phone E-S46-M. mh6-s,t
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Japanese Napkins-Goulds Wonder Store
oc4-7t"
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Baggage, Trunks, Etc, Transferred,
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40 st. n.w.-Adyt.
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Burnetts Vanilla Extract Is the f1c.ed
standard of excellence. 1t has outlived crit
icism. 1t Is the finest and purest vanilla
extract that can be bought.-Advt.
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CITY ITEMS.

If You Would Be Sure of Purity
in table beverages order Nat. Capital
Brewing Co.'S Beers. They are brewed ex-
clusivey of imported Bohemian hops and
malt. Phone ODD for case. 2 doz., 81 %. 1t
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Dry cleaning of women's fine costumes is
Q speciality of ours. Bornot, 11O3 G street
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Ladies, Do You Want to Save Money

One hundred Sample Suits and Skirts, no
two alike Suits, S.. 90 to 5000 Special sale
Odds and ends of Skirts, all WOOL $500. 100
9th w. oc9-tf
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Entertain Your Friends at Cabin John

| Bridge one of the historic spots on the Po-
| tomac. Bobnger's Hotel is famous for
| breakfast and dinner partes-Advt
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Baggage and Express.
Detectives Given Recreation.

Merchants Transfer and Storage Co
e2O K ST. n.w.-AdVt.
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.

Thomas ]. Owen & Son, aucts. 913 F st
n:w.-Attorneys sale of lots on 18th St near
Newark st, Brookland d. c.. on Saturday
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Flynn's Business College, 9Th and X.
Business. shorthand. typewriting, sos year.
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Monday.

Thomas ]. owen & Son. aucts.. 913 F. st
n.w--Chancery sale of No. 327 B st ne on
MONDAY, oct. IL, at 4:3O pm. c. Albert
White and Ebert Dent, trustees
James w. Radcliffe, auct go Pa ave
nw--Irustees' sale of lot on Kentucky ave.
pet. + and q SITS. Sc, on Monday, Oct. IL.
at 10 pm. Henry X. Beck and Joseph |.
eller, trustees
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M|EDl7T ERRAMEAM s ;ss ORIENT

from N. Y, Feb. 8, to Madeira. Gibraltar, Gran
ada, Alfambra. Malaga, Algiers. Genoa, VILE
franche. Syracuse, Malta. Nauplia Kalamaki. Pr
raeus, Athens. Constantinople Damascus. Baalbek,
Jaffa, Caifa Alexandria, Messina, Palermo. Naples,
etc.. "A days, cost $3.50 and up.
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CUTICURA remedies sold Throughout the
world. British Depot: 21-2S Charternonse Squc re,
london French Depot: Rue de la Paix Paris.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEM CORP. Sole Props.
Boston. u. q. A.
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Drs. {. P. DavisS s. W. H. GOhIman
Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat
Binz Building, Houston.
zIAI3Isj|!El
E:x::l
WISE MEN TO MEET.

Herna, Eliot, Cleveland, Potter and
Others 10 Atteed Civic Federation.
New York, December The annual
meeting Of the National Civic Federation
viii be held tomorrow, continuing Tuesday
and wednesday. Special attention will be
given TO the lessons TO be learned from the
recent coal strike. The English workmen
brought to this country by Alfred Moseley
viii take part in tho deliberations, together
win senator Marcus A. Hanna, Former
president Geoycr Cleveland, Bishop Henry
= potter and President Eliot OF Harvard
Among others who will speak are Cornelius
X Miss. oscar $. Strsus. Archbishop Ire
ind lance H. EcEcis, former comptroller
- ihe currency: Charles louncls Adams
~ CaIlaway, brcsideIs of the American
f9orometivc works Edward =. Ripley Of
,.tricgro. president Of the Atchlson. Topeka
.n' santa re railway: H. H. Nreoland
president of the ,National street hallway
1900 NM National Association Of Clothing
Manufacturers u is exncrttd that the
irsds of eleven labor organizations Will
uf+rud
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ANOTHER 7
A ST. Louis Wonsl
State---Ooc

A ST. Louis Wonsi
State--Oooh
st. Louis, Mo-, De-
r. Alternately, who :
sleep while reading !
hor husband Friday :
somnolent state. IN
this afternoon apple
and for n moment
opened. She made a
then sighed and fell I
Her breathing IS dee.
heart action is promo
says he believes hei
cerebral hcmorrhage,
awaken OF her Owl
Thursday, after a pei
"The alternative Is
blood instead OF serur
brain, she may pass
Tho principal sympto
arachnoid, one Of The
hraues q the bral1.
her chances for rccoV
Mrs. Abernathy IL
Ism and many devot
cred at her homo 70
her bedside. helieyin
and holding celestial
eagerly watching 10
some slSn from the
sleeper.
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ReopAT ONCE-Competent steward;
sod y the business; references re-
r. ddrcss Arlington Hotel, Marlin,
lIbN' Ia
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has bcen I'm zone experienced railroad agent /:
,,,Ios ,or man lerstand telegraphy references
~ ''' t'' -" Address Charles Boedckcr, gen
that IN Tue lit and passenger agent Cane
British and Goad company, Eagle Lake, Tex
zueIa thp PA y
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a FINE building LOT on summer street 5000
Apply TO owner, IT, H. Norty, l2ld Huus
ton uvenue; old phone 2l3G, 10
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10000 ACRES OF land in La Sale county
Texas, at 81 an acre. W. H. Graham &
Co. Cuero. Texas. n
FOR SALE--1200 acres In Hardin county.
~ miles from railroad land will cut
10000 feet pine and white oak per acre,
and oil cxudes from adjoining tract;
price $50 per acre. or will give Onc-third
OF the land 10 reliable party for drilling
well. NJ g. swcarlngen, Austin, Tex. 10
FOR SALE-3Js acres, 3 miles west "
Sour Lake. good Oh indications IN VEIN
itN So per acre, or VIII give " TO drill
well N, g. Swonringen. Austin. Tex. 10
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jo1 tcamstcrs for work be-
rston and Houston; good
steady work. Apply or ad-
, Tarply, Lamarnue, Texas. Q
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trst-class cotton man thai
ny and sell; must also be
ikkocper; 10 o;ner need ap,
Box 1S5, Houston, Texas.
g IL
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BIG BARGAIN -tive-r5om, com
pletely furnished residence. ibe barn
JOx2O. ONE barn TOKYO. ten acres OF land
on Clear luke, with stock ON hand: must
be sold 20 divide interest. Clear Lake:
this office If
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It our pure rubber apron
MoseIart X Keller 60. y
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Ed Tailors by j {. krohn. INA
Ellington street; prices coats $3.50 UP,
lpauts $3.50 up. S
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FOR SALE Stock of hats and shoes:
standard makes; staple goods: also shoe.
makers oltnt, lasts machines etc;
cheap W Stuckert, BRENNAN, Texas 10
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TED-Mon everywhere: good pay. to
rlbutc circulars. advertising matter.
signs. etc; no canyassing, National
Bureau, Chicago. :
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~ COOK White or rplored, for smali
nily; good wages. Apply after ~.
lOO4 Travis st.
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D-A bright. active boy OF good
IS aud some education as mcssen.
.od future, Address In own hand
with reference No 1881, this Of
"a
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! for general house work /
Apply 2i1l Polk avenue.
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RICE LANDs--we have 6oOO acres Of rice

RICE LANDS--we have 6oO0 acres OF rice
land for sale within three to ak miles
OF Eagle Lake. IN tracts 10 suit purchas-
ers aud on long time These lands are
fenced and Join rice farms which are
watcred by wells and canals; water IN
abundance can be procured from thirty
10 forty feet, as demonstrated by unr
neighbors. PARTIES wishing TO 80 into
rice farming and not able to buy land
Gun make arrangements FOR land with MS
Also for rent, cheap. GJo-aere, well hn
proved FARM mules and implements eau
10 with place II desired We uvu these
lauds. Anderson Il McMurrhE, Austin,
Texas T. @. Box 2l2. II
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the recoulr
president,
As the
birthday dl
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Sc white girl for small family; good
k and good wages Apply Mrs.
nrt, 1918 Commerce. s.
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OMAN wANTED--T To attend TO horse,
ggy aud milk COW. Can 2ll8 Milan
,ier Walker. :
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FOR SAf.E-3T3 acres hne. rich black roll
ing, well drained land, miles southeast
~ Alvin, Joining three German farms.
ht SIS per acre, one-thltd cash balance
eat NJ 6. swsarsnEsn. Austin. Tex. 10
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~ -ColOrcd woman 10 cook and
with house work, Apply 1870 san
, street 10
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,NrEp Union printer. competent to
Qke NJ evening paper and manage me-
Nnnical Department. Apply Daily Jour
u, Beaumont, 1'exns. II
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Liable HELP or position, clerks,
lies. cooks, walters. chHlnhcrmaids,
~ etc, write or apply iu4ig Main
International Employ mcnt Agen-
10
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10 Agents, Pittshurg Visible, lhc
practical nigh grade typewriter;
payments; catalogue free. Texas
K Macdlnr Co, Waco, Tex 5. is
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girl for general house,
/, small family wages Sl5 per month
san JaCinto street. 10
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ENEL.L THE PEOPLE
4 what you want.
HELP WANTED.

NrED- First.class barber at once AT
e Magnolia barber shop. q. ]. Collier.
'oudvilc, 1Vxas }
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d A good mixer, white; nu night
Apply room I23 Blnz building .
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FIRST GLASS business for exchange for
farm, ranch OF city property, In one OF
the best towns IN this state i2O-acre
rice farm on canal near Ilaglo Lake. Tor
sale cheap VI taken at once. We have any,
thihg you want In the way of vacant lots
ana nice homes Have a first class ranch
with beautiful S-room house near Hous.
ton, OF VIII exchange for city property
oliver Cranston ~ Co., ll9 Maln. II
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WE BUY. SELL aud Exchanges REAI.
ESTATE; NEGOTIATE LOANS ON
same. IL YOU are iu MkRkEr for d
HOME, 20 YOUR INTEREST to scc us
hEEokE YOU R!ul,, II Scr N,AN.r
once, as we have clients WITH TNIh
CASH for GOOD INVESTMENTS. WE
BUY. SELL nud EXCHANGE REAL,
ESTATE ENCLDSlNELY. r. {. GRAY
4 CO., 302 BlnE. tAkN
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D-Lady stcnographcri must be al.
- nY correct IN spelling ana use OF
AN ton machine. Address with refer
~ - 23G7, this office. o
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IDLE Capital finds the channel Of
Il trade through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO buy aud whcreg
Small or large plantationi Small or large
acreagei An lVigaung plantf We have
lands In nearly every coast county ana
VIII be pleased TO figure with you, Bry-
ant McEnnis Land Co, 2Ss CLARK St, Chl-
-cngo. lON9 Vows. Ave-. Monsion. d
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ENGLAND
OWNEF

to-dnte aud energetic business
AND rohtable and permanent employ
49, ,O5 Mason building Ia
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TTSELL THE PEOPLE
II what you want.
kEAL EsrArE FoR SALE.

No QUESTIONS ASKED. aud 50, reward
for rctnrli uf LhwelVu setter dog to-
lN0o Folk avenue, about years old,
black body spotted legs. small bare place
ON rump. y
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OYSTER CREEK PLANTATION
~ FORT BEND COUNTY-A MAGNIFI.
CENT PLANTATION tALL DRY, WELL
DRAINED LAND ABOVE OVER.
FLOW 200 ACRES. ABOUT 100
ACRES IN CULTIVATION: $50 ACRES
PLANTED IN CANE II GOOD NEW
HOUSES; 30 MULES: 30 HORSES.
Flows, CULTlVATORs. WAGONS,
ETC LOCATED HALE MILE FROM
RAILROAD STATION AND WITHIN
SIGHT or TWO BIG SUGAR MILLS.
THIS LAND BELONGS TO AN ESTATE
AND MUST BE CLOSED our AT
ONCE. WE CAN SELL 1T AT THE
Low PRICE OF SIG AN ACRE ON
EASY TERMS; ADJOINING LANDS
CAN NOT BB B0UGHT FOR A CENT
LESS THAN $40 TO 500 AN ACRE. n
is LOCATED IN THE GARDEN SPOT
OF TEXAS AND WILL RAISE a BALE
or COTTON AND 40 TO 30 BUSHELS
OF CORN TO THE ACRE AND CANE
THAT WILL NET SIS TO sos AN ACRE.
TT is No BOTTOM FARM AND Is
HEALTHY TO LIVE lN. THIS Is a
CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME. THIS BIG
GEST BARGAIN IL TEXAS Is or
fERED FOR SALE. UNTIL JANUARY
II AT THE ABOVE PRICE BY TIE
PUDOR HOOVER LAND CO.
"a HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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RICE FARM AND RANCH FOR SALE--A
hne tract Of land IA miles west of the
Town of Altar, In Colorado county, Texas,
on the 5. A. a A, +. railway consisting
Of 32ll acres, part of which Is sandy
ana part rich dark loan, About @UOU
acres Is particularly hnc tract vi rice
land. as a suhson OF clay underlies came
at n depth Of six TO ten Inches About
Zoo acres OF timber Affords protection
for cattle Ia winter and shade IN summer.
skull creek runs through the land for a
distance of about two miles. furnishing
an abundant supply Of water All " the
land Is under n good four wire fence, eN.
cept about 100 acres, which lies north OF
the railroad track There are two housee.
one Of four and tho other OF three rooms
good rice barn, stables. and other ueces.
sary buildings and Improvements; about
$40 acres In rice field. with good cuuaI
one mile long The machinery consists
OF one fortyhorse power engine, one six.
mon Van VIE pump aud one new ten-luch
douhlc-suction Norris pump. Tho owners
" this property are not farmers and can
not give IL tho required attention ana
nave instructed mo To sell the same at
$40 per acre. VIA make easy terms
d. Bush. Dealer In Texas Lands, Calves.
ton, Texas. Is
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600 ACRES well improved, forty acres tim
Der. balance hne rice land; water In gravel
at forty feet comes close to surface; eight
lnileS from Bfcokshire. In thickly settled
community It's a bargain, SI2,5o.
c, w. HAIL 4 CO.,
II 20 Main ST.
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go BROKE MULES for sale, ali fresh ages
and Weighing from $50 10 1900 pounds;
cheap In car lots 10 dealers. Cooke x
simmons. Fort worth, Texas Z:
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SOUR LAKE OIL LAND STREETS, three
miles long. Few acres thus covering "a,
OUu acres near gushers. Special bargains.
Also solid trncts. any size. Flots free
5. VI huston. llonstun. oMner U
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MS 'sNTED-Good boy to do chores ia
B. for good home; one who has
country preferred. Apply Az
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: practice, expert instructions. Sat.
wages, lectures, diplomas, tools,
anu stcndy position when conpa.
no limit TO term, yo.,rs saved by our
d; speclal induccme. Is t. distant
ANTS, as we have no college IN
/; do not bc deceived by hve-ceut
with similar names; the advantages
lot De had IN the smaller cities.
Molor j. rbcr G llege, New Orle ny.
r st. Louis, Mo. IL
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cnEh, no matter where located; write for
plan giving brief description and lowest
cash price Cola Mathews, real estate
broker and business opportunities, North
IuIAs huIldlng. DnIlaa. TlXAl. I2.s
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FOR RENT Tw0-stOry brick building al
Houston Heights; excellent location for
stairs Apply az Houston Heights office,
10 Main street n
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men to learn teiegraphy
cc. Liberal rates, posi-
Day and night classes.
Of Telegraphy. Houston.
D
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"a girl TO do housework. 2o3
and Franklin. 10
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WashingtoI-Threc managers for up-todate
",olto,v boolstorrs; must have had satlsfnc-
cricncc and come well recon-
mas oern rue salaries $50 to 500 per month
from the fu Office, o
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Ant TWO OR THREE
SALESLADIES FOR
ID GLOVES AND NO
SE DON'T APPLY UN-
1NCED.
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"a hfst class cook lOll WALK
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HAT we have to otfer men to learn
y trade at New orleans or 81, Louis;
y practice, expert instructions, sat.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or VIII trade Tor other fur.
nlture one old antique mahogany ward
robe IN good order. Hill Furniture co.
i3O2 Congress avenue. IL
WANTED To trade some nne sweet 20.
tatoes for a good horse cor COW Ad,
dress 4. ,. g, 1901 Harrisburg rond 10
CITY PROPERTY for exchange Tor conn
try property and country property for
exchange Tor city property: also city and
country property for sale In large and
small tracts. Call or write for particn-
lars. All H. II. Tolar, 513 6lnz bldg II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HEIGHTS COTTAGE. fopr room. n,cnIv
rapercd and painted, ground i0orfss. esst
1rtght. Fenced only sS25. Smeaton, 9i5b
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IhREH Heights lots near car line and
Srsnooi' only $50 each. Smeaton, 905is
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ssssassaa
has been in zone
tries FOR man. I AS.
that in the lit
British and CDad
zuela the Pa
volved. ReopAT
was caused ~
zuelan gunboa "
in capturing BI
When the Carstl
to account by
the former ref'ol
standing claim. $
controversy, ext
was the rest ll
claims to the W
the coast OF "a
distant only thid
a tenet Of intcd
try commands $50
league Of its c,h
has defined the !,
whereas the ISL
ten miles from @
lsh possession s.
March. 1915, "e-
- UoDazupio nv
coast which we.
Spain in the !
Ruclan lnde9en,
Great Britain
d'anaires at Ca
her minister, adj
when she condu
dad In lIef soN
was obtained an
Madrid governn
manned in the D
land for more tn
than seventy y
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-03-17
Dry Sunday Up Country.

Yesterday was a dry Sunday in the
upper end Of the county. All the
saloons in Wilkesbarre were closed and
by order of the Retail Liquor Dealers
Association the blinds in the front of
each saloon were up and the interior
was visible.
AT Pittston, where the AntiSaloon
League succeeded in having licenses re-
fused to twenty-five of the principal
places, all liquor shops were closed and
even in the townships, where side-door
trade, it is said, was feature of the
business heretofore, nothing was sold.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-03-17

Easter hats will cast their shadows
in all directions. The day of the great,
dropping brim is at hand, and we must
be prepared to droop with all the rest.
1t is to be floral hat, the Easter hat,
and flowers such as never bloomed on
land or mountain side will trim it. Co
lossal will the blooms be and exqui-
sitely tinted. The crowns will rise a
little higher than they rose last East
er, and the roses will likewise lift their
heads with more distinction. The cost
vii! be greater, too, and the Easter hat
will rank in dignity along with the
gown in matter of price.